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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-05
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The funeral OF JONATHAN Pickering OF
Zion Cecil county. Md, took place on
Saturday afternoon and was largely at
tended. Mary Heald Way OF oxford
spoke at the house tenderlv and kindly of
the deceased. Enthusiastically and in
warning words to the living of the lmD Dor-
tnnee OF true living. following after the
divine Master.
cd into partnership with D. W Chandler,
GOAL, Ia m be r and general warehouse busi.
nees, South Third street. 1he firm name
will be D. W. Chandler Company.
The c Z. OF Delaware Avenue baptist
Church will Ii old a prayer meeting and
also business meeting at the residence
OF Mrs. Collins, 723 Madison street on
Friday evening.
John Howard was held In 500 ball to
appear tomorrow mornln! on tho char ge
OF assault and battery
Alfred O. Riley on The quest of Frank
Stout was com nit ed to tn Ferris Indus
trial School. HIS parents are dead and
the lad had no home.
John Ayers. Goioreg, ons OF tho osC aped
boys from St Jossph's OFphange wa7 al
30 SpmMllle TO tho came institution.
John S. Hazel, whose parents are dead
was commit ted to tho Home for Friend.
less and Destitute children.
In consequence of Walter H. Hayes not
being home from the Oetorara Church eel.
ebration the case of Powell was continued
Until Monday morning.
The oiico boys of the Harlan 4 Hol
NngswOrth Company would like to ar
range a game with any team In the State
under 10 years of age. Address all ahal
lenges to c. +. Mct auIey. Harlan x Hol
tiDRsworsh Company.
The entire privacy of tao LadIss De-
partment ut Bolts. 9th and Market
reeomments IL 10 the consideration o.
afflicted women. PlIydte en- rance ON 9th
st e't Lady attendant.
Detective AcNey 10 sure shot lie
brought down elghty-slx reed birds or
"Wednesday with the aid OF his trusty
gun.
EnterprlsinR thieves in broad daylight
blew open the safe Of the baltimore Con-
tral Railroad Company at Chadds Fore
station. Oh Wednesday, ana got il59 10
thelr trouble,
Charles AckeeYer 10 out with a Chal
ienge to fight Arthur Valentine for 81 0O
at.any weight from l35 TO 40 pounds.
Mrs W, s Vernon mas returned home
accompanied by her soa Harvey after
Spending the months of July and August
with her parents at Brldgeton, N. J.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-05
a Golden Hnrye.t

is now assured to The farmers OF the West
and Northwest, and In order that the peo.
ple OF the moro Eastern States may sec
and reulizs the magnificent crop condi-
SSiasS Sns wh'sn pev asons ss nes ess tas ae
arranged series OF three (3) Harvest Elk.
curaions for August 90. September 10 and
"a, for which round trip excursion tick ets
(good for return on any Friday from
September IS to October II Inuiusive) will
be sold to various points in the West,
Northwest and Southwest at the low rate
OF about one fare.
Fol further particulars apply to the
John r. Pott. DistrIcL Passenger AGENT
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul Ry. Will
Transport, Pa.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-05
"Oh on a Tear"
hn,useInenfs.


This evening the attraction at tho Grand
Opera Housa will be James b. hackIe In
his laughable comedy. Grimes Cellar
Door" in which he has toured all ovsr
the country and making hiteverywherc.
As BILLY Grimes" he has proved himself
comedian OF rare ability. The comedy
Is bright and spnrkilng, full of witt and
humoras we'll AS full of funny situations
lovely music. graceful dancing and every
thing TINT ie good. All that attend may
rest assured that they will enjoy pleas.
ant evening. as Mr.. Mackie knows just
how to please.
since THE Limited MAIL" which comes
to the Grand Opara House on Saturday
evening, has made euch phenomenal
success, no less than 10 com panies have
been organized or havs adopted locemo.
tives, cara or similar effects; but tho poo
plesappear to readily get on to- the fact
that Elmer Is Nance's play ia The Simon
pure--the "orlglnal jacobs" so to spenk,
and while several of them are side tracked
and ready for the scrap pile, Manager
Vance is contlr ually adding new features
to the drama. and accumulating larger
bank account
The frmous comedy success "Charley's
Aunt" comes to tho Grand Opera House
next Tuesday evening and will bs inter
preted by the Same excellent organization
that has presented 1t throughout the
States.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-05
Lecture MT Wesley.

Prof. Ambrose S. Ottey will tell tn
people at Wesley NJ. L. Church tomorrow
(Frlduy) evening some things about The
bible which are worth hearing. He has b
wonderfully rstentiye memory. and can
give chapter and verse In hundreds OF In
etances when quotations are made or
texts selected without moments hesita
tlon. All who go and hear him talk will
be we'll repaid for their time and trouble.
lie is al old hand at the bellows and
knows the Importance of striking while
the iron Is hot. The evenings are now
pleasant anu the church should be flleC
OH this ucche lon,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-05

Of our racing men will compete at the
Rivefton races on Saturday afternoon
next and some line racing is lookad for.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. II, Gayiey are now de-
voices OF the wheel. having recently purs
chased two Columbus.
Willie Sanger. brother OF the great
Waiter Sanger, is aIreody showing some
wonderful speed OF racing. On August
27th. At Waukesha. Wis, he rode half
mile In 50 i-5, which was speed record.
On August 27th. at Toledo. Ohio. the
match race between Tyler. johnson and
Sanger finished as follows; Tyler ilrst,
johnson second and Sanger third. Time
214Z
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-05
LOCAL QUOTATIONS.
Thermome,rloui Record,

Thermometricai Record.
US. DEP ARTMRNT OF AGRICULTURE
WEATHLs BUREAU OFFICE
BALTIM ORE, Nd, Sept. 8.
The table below Mlves the tempera.
ture and the state CT the weather at .
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-05
VERY DAY FROM
. this on--newer and

o1tb oh iOWCL hIu
newer lots of best things
in Fall Clothing. We believe
they'll attract greater attention
than last season. Quite sure
the prices will cut a big figure.
Six months of preparation.
Six months of keeping largely
supplied thousands of work.
people. Now, we're ready for
you to-day.
The way we've reduced prices
on present seasons stock it's
caring for ITSELF. Nobody pre-.
tends to equal our prices.
You know the reliability Of
the Clothing. ..-.. .........
Making to Measure-rich
and elegant goods for your in
spection. Prices less than they
have been.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-05
Fnrm safes became Active.

AZ a result OF the money put Into clrcu.
tlon by the peach crop real estate transact
tions in this noigEborhood are becoming
active. the following sales were reported
last week:
Samuel Raughley's 55 acre farm, 81
mllss west OF Milford. to John Craig for
5000; s. W. uarby's farm of 16 acres near
Glendale, to Peter l., Loi!and Of Milford
for s30O0
The Albert Harrington. to Philadel-
phia party. for $4,000. Sheriff Shaw, of
Kent County. has sold the ll0.acre farm
of W. A. Griffith. three miles west of Mil.
ford. 10 George Handy. OF Milford. for
SlluO
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-05
The uunlse NInhe Crnci,..

There are large cracks In the csliars OF
the houses of II. +. B-own and L.. O.
Grubb, No. lit and il9 North Monroe
street. which are supposed to haYe been
caused Indirectly by the earthquake of
Sunday morning. The direct cause. how.
ever. is the recent improvements TO the
Shipley run sewer.
The theory advanced Is that when the
earth covering OF the big sewer had set
fied and packed there was vacant
epace left Into this tho earthq uak o
hhook the surrounding earth and this has
eaused the ground for many feet aro uud
to be displaced and cracked.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-05
Peop,e VIII, sense.

Some people are foolish enough to play
tho Il didn't know 1t was loaded" act with
q revolver. to pour gasoline into stove
while II 10 burning and to sit on a railroad
track as an express train oomes Numbering
along. but the majority of the people are
Bensible enough to buy their clothing
~ the New York Clothing House, SIG Mar
ket street.
Az the month OF September arrived so
did new stooK of first cluss clothing
which the people of Wilmington and sur.
Founding towns are daily buying at reas.
enable prices. Good clothes are always
theap. cheap clothes are not always good,
but Max Ephralm combines fair dealing
with good goods and soils at reasonable
profit, so that the people oan secure good
nothing at reasonable prices. 10 he CON-
WINGED oil this matter. those who do not
patronize the store will be amply repaid
by visit of inspection.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-05
Supposed to Know Everything.

Newspaper mon are supposed to know
how to read the most uninteiliGible man
uscript. Nothing isitoo hard for them to
we'll known In our city approached re.
porter OF the REPUBLICAN this (rhursday)
morning. and calling him by his srnams.
said Can you make out that word for
me2n pointing to his writing. which he had
made memorandum OF on leaving home
IN the morning. II don't ow.what it Is,
although IL is my writing" The scribe
puzzled on 1t for some: slime and then said:
Il give 1t up" We'll, said the gentleman
"perhaps It will come to me after while.
1t Is something l wanted to buy In the
maTkeL but | can't think what II ls."
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-05

We have Misses school
shoes at 75c.
Misses fine dress shoes in
spring heel and patent tip at
81, 9l.25 and up.
Misses pebble school shoe
with patent tip, in button or
lace, at S1.25.
A job lot of Misses pebble
button at 81, made to sell at
$l.25.
children's school shoes, sizes
81 to IL, at Coo and 75c.
Children's fine dress shoes,
sizes 81 to IL, at 75c, 81 and
up.
All cur Misses and Chill.
dren's Russets closing out at
cost.
Children's spring heel shoes,
sizes 81 to 8, at SOC.
Children's wedge heel, sizes
A to s, at SOC and 60c.
Ghildrens fine spring heel
shoes, 81 to 8, at 75c, $l.0O
and up.
Boys lace shoes, sizes 81 to
IL, at $100.
Youths school and dress
shoes at 81, Sl.25 and up.
Ladies' fine glaze button
shoes with patent tip and ex.
tension sole, at S1.25.
Ladies' fine Dongola shoes
IN square and opera toe, button
and lace, at Sl.50 and Sl. rs.
Ladies' fine Dongola button
with extension sole, at S1.5O
and $l.75.
Also all the different styles
and widths IN Ladies' fine welt.
ed and hand.turned shoes.
A splendid line of Mems fine
dress and working shoes at the
lowest possible figures,
! Give Us a Call.
.GradV's,
No. 800 KING ST.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-05
PENNSYLVANIA stata Lnarun.
Tho "Unlonsn OF Marshallton. defeated

Tho "Unlons" OF Marshallton. defeated
the Red stars of klamensl by the scor
of 81 to 1S. Batteries; Unions-Ellis and
Ovens. Red Stars Mclaughlin and Carr.
The Rockford defeated Tloga. they de-
foated Media twice. Media defeated Dover
twice and still Rockford has lost two to
Dover. Itseems strange.
Wilmington and Smyrna today.
Did You hear from MedIaf
The Phillles won another.
The Brandywine will release Setley, the
pitcher.
Tom Newes was missed 10 the Morton
game by the Brandywine club.
Fully 200 admirers of Ferguson will go
to New Castle on Saturday to see him
watched" He is the most popular play
er In the State and plays on the best club.
Rockford will try to defeat Dover or
Saturday.
Bridgeton has won the State chomplon.
ship Of New Jersey.
Denney struck out "a batters of the New
Castle club at Elkton few Years ago.
Can he do It now2
II Denney has & catcher that can hold
him Smyrna will be whitewashed
1t ls news to learn that the new club has
News for second base.
The new clubs pitcher Is not named
"Dennis" but "Denney
Bridgeton may play at New Castle.
q. A. c. and Dover at New Castle, Sept.
Ii.
Dover went to Media yesterday. The
ecore was 81 to In favor of Media. Rad
cilfe aud Burris were banged everywhere.
Poor Doverl
Baltm ore is still forging ahead.
The Phillies are hopeful of giving Brett.
ensteln at lenst one dose of smuggling ere
this seAsOn ends.
With two more from st. Louis and five
from Louisville the Temple Cupls more
than possibility for tine PhilIles
The deciding game for tbs champion.
ship Of Delaware ami Chester counties
will be played on Thursday, September IL,
at West Chester. The management of tina
Media team authorize the statsment that
Media will do no packing. and that Ole
Plummer Will do the twirlng.
Even the moon hid her fac5 when Nor
ton beat tho Brand wine.
The sun is clouded today since Media
downed Dover.
Carney Finn. Clnnclnati boy who has
won 80 out OF tho 35 games he has pitch.
ed in tie Virginia League will Dc signed
by BUCK" Ewing for next season.
Thompson has fatled but once to hit
safely In the last fourteen games he has
played.
Roger Connur wore different colored
uniform from the rest of the st Louis
team. aud after the game was over ihey
all looked blue for dam noteds" won
| Give the g. A. q. boys bsnofit They
are the stun.
Mcalahon, Hotter and Espsr will pitch
the Cleveland series
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-05
SOCIETY NOTES.

Mrs. Ferris Bracken, No. 6b5 Adams
street, started todao to visit friends at
and other points In Chester county. She
will return In about two weaks.
Miss Nora Ewing OF Fairv.ew. Md, ts
visiting her friend. Miss ltlila SenderllnR,
in this oity.
Miss Emma Pickett and Miss Ella Hood
arc Spending week AZ ATLANTIC City.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-05
NInonIIunt IsxnnrnIon.

Wenona Council Junior Order United
American Mechanics. gave very success.
ful moonlight excursion to Washington
Park last night Some twelve hundred
Iersons boarded the steamer Twilight,
nhd upon arriving at tho Park enjoyed
themselves hugely by shooting the
chute" The exoursionlsts arrived homo
about O'Clock this morning, tired but
more than satisfied with thoir nights
fun.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-05
Good I.nrG Alton RcedIes.

Frank Corbit and Joeeph Cross had fairly
good luck out reed bird shooting on wed-
needay afternoon. The birds were gwild
and shy and had to be killed one at a time.
fat ones which they had picked and enjoy.
ed for supper. MIR. Cross 10 u good sports.
man and it Is rarely that hs falls to get
game or fish whom he gooa after them,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-05
Big Profit In Bnpanos.

There is a good p-oiit In bananas. The
wholesalers eau purchase them from IL
to 200 bunch In thelr green state anG
after rlpening them up are able to sell
them from 80 to 75e per bunch, according
to the number of bananas on 1t. retail.
ing them from 10 to l5e per dozen gives
even larger profit, There are more ba-
nanas eaten than any other fruit Nearly
everybody likes and eats bananas. They
are palatabls eaten either IN the natural
state OF fried Or cut up Into slices and
Bugared down.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-05
YESTERDAYS BASEBALL GAMES.

National League.
At Philadelphia a-Philadelphia, 10; st.
Louis, 2. At New York-First game:
Pittsburg, 81 New York, 8. Second game
q innings); New York o; Pittsburg, 4. At
BrooklynA-C Cleveland, Is; Brooklyn, g. At
Boston-Boston, IS; Chicago, 8. At Bal
timore-Baltiinore, z; Louisville, 8. At
Washington-Cincinnati, IL; Washington,
B.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-05
nIa.nn. hid thn knn.hnre.

Two trHins over the b. a o. aud two
trains over the Psnnsyivania railroads
took the colored Masons OF thls city and
New Castle with their many friends today
TO Atlantic City.
II was estimated that at least 8. 900 peo-
pie went to the favorite seaside resort. 1t
seems the Maeons are divided and there,
fore were two excursions.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-05
ExonerntednIlunnd..

The jury empanelled by Deputy Coro.
ner Chandler oil the death of Nathan
Cooper who was killed by being run over
by an electric car on Front street returned
a verdict of accidental death. The Jury
exoberuted the eompan and Its en- ployes
from all blame. but added censure on the
parents along TINT street for not guards
Ing their nliluIhn heIlar
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-05
n,nrI,s, s,r,,, ur,I,ee No,oU.

Owing to the work on tho city street
Market str eet bridge will not be turned
on for several weeks. 1t was intended to
re pair the bridge thie week but as the work
would interfere greatly with the street
work the Levy Court decided to EIHnt.the
request Of the street department. Dirt
from Third to Fourth street is being de-
deposited beyond tho bridge.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-05
aDnY nj rhc sennhorn.

Two thousand coloied Masons with
their wives and families won't to Atlantic
City this morning on the excursion OF
Hiram Grand Lodge. Tho exourslonists
went over the Baltimore and Ohio Rail.
road and filled twenty coaches, Another
large party went over the p, WA b. Rail,
rOad,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-05

The colored people organized last week
a Grand Army Post In Smyrna with "a
charter members. designated the Con. u.
L. Butler Post.
@. ". W. Naudain has bsen elocted
president of Peoples National Bank OF
Middletown. to succeed the late DR.. J, V.
Crawford.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-05
railroad station Robbed.

On Tuesday afternoon while Agent John
Slvey was absent from the Chadds' Ford
station of the Baltimore Central, burglars
entered the building and blew open the
sale. The job was done within twenty
eide the station The thieves secured
about $3.50 The agent had Deen absent
only "a lew moments.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-05
Arrests lInde,

Sheriff Shaw OF Kent county. went to
Woodland Beach Monday morning an d
put Mott, Otis and Jake Maxwell under
arrest Tor running the beach AMI seme nts,
sueh ae the oaToasel. toooggan slide and
the like without license. The fine for
violating this law ID very heavy, which
they We're compelled to pay before they
wer0 Toloa9ed,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-05
Home From Europe.

Senator George Gray has returned home
from his trip TO Europe. looking hale aud
hearty and we'll pleased With everybody In
general and himself in particular. He was
kept busy this morning bowlng to ac-
quaintances to the right and left as he was
coming down Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-05
Thr Chlid nrnnn I.rs.

, A few days ago year.otd Harry Lind.
say. son of Adam Lindsay. of No. 1919
Delaware avenue. swallowed some lye
The liquid burned the chtll's throat badly
and at one lime death was thought
would result DIR. John Palmer. how.
ever, was called into attendance and
he has since brought the child through
all the danger
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-05
clnytou Jot.,pus.

Ernost Lord is attending the Goldey
Commercial College In Wilmington.
Charles Brown. OF Wilmington Is the
Ruost of John Shaw.
Mise Georgie White. of Salisbury. 10
Waiting Mrs. 4. W. Downing.
VIM. Casperson and wife. of Whining
ton, are guests of relatives here.
Mlss Emil ly Williamson has returned
from Walt with friends In Wilmington.
Mrs. Kate Greenwood, of Baltimore.
was the guest OF relatives here last
week.
George Moffitt. of Wilmington, has been
vlslticR his sister. Mrs. L. e. Norris.
Master Harvey Gray has returned fro m
a visit with relatives In Wilmington.
Miss Annie @. Vandever OF Wilmington
is tho guest of the Misses Rees. Aear
town.
Mics Delma Dockerty. OF Wilmington,
is the guest OF her sister. Mrs. W. T.
Allied Stewart. OF WILMINGTON was the
guest OF his brother. Chas. Stewart. last
Sunday.
Miss Charlie Smith. of Wilmington. is
the guest OF her sister Mrs. George Allen
Rev. b. T. Jester. the rastor OF Clay.
mont Circuit viii begin the frat one of
the revival meetings at Bathesda M. p.
Church. nsxt Sunday evening Sept, 8.
and will continue every night durlug the
week except Saturday night.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-05
ooroHAnA.s OLD oHuroa
a Presbyterian Congregation Celebrates
Its one Hundred ana seventy Ftnh An-
uiversury.
uiversury.

OxfoRp Sept, 4.-The one hundred and
seventy.l fifth anniversary OF the Upper
Ootorara Presbyterian Church. Chester
county. near ParksburR. was appro.
priatsly celebrated thls morning at 10 A:
M. REV. j. L. Withrow, D. D.. pastor Of
the Third Church. Chicago. delivered the
address OF the occasion. Alfred r. Held
and A. 4. Parks, OF West Chester. prepared
the historical sketch which was read and
listened to with much earnestness by the
large congregation present. The after.
noon services consisted of addresses by
former and present members OF the con.
gregation, and the principal speaker was
Rev. n. Grler Parks, ID. D.. of Plttston.
The musio was furnished by combined
choir OF the church and chapel. and was
under the direction os Al. y. Roller.
Among those from WllmiDgto was
Walter H. Hayes.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-05
A Rryotxi1g rresrnI

One OF the ilnest officers under Chief
Doian 10 officer James s Sltelds. lie is act.
ing as the lie guard for good order
along the coast, ln addition to bis good
record for catching criminals he has q
good one for shooting mad dogs. Today
no was presented with handsome ivory
handler! revolver by some friends. All
ours and mad dogs hau better steer clear
OF Officer Shields.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-05
Tho naynnn,. Last Trln.

Tho steamer Havana made Its last trip
to tho fishing banks on Tuesday aud was
loaded down TO tho guards. After reach.
ing Philadelphia the steamer was taken to
Now York where she will DO laid up for
the winter anu undergo necessary repairs
before being put In commission again
next season.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-05
Riding tinIIerY.

This week will end tho stay OF the Rid
Ing Gallery at Sd and French streets unless
the citizens show their appreciation by a
more liberal patronage. The mcstc and
a good swing will woIl repay a visit. A
few thousand young folks should give the
machine trial,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-05

Shiloh's Cure. The great Cough md
Group Cure. il In great tiemand. pocks
size cont iins twenty-five doses. only 25c.
Children love it. Sold by al druggists.
Soldhy n. d. Dantprtn Druggist ). L.
Cor. 2nd and Market streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-05
stnte championship.

SCHEDULE FOR TODAY.
st. Louis at PHILADELPHIA.
Louisville at Baltimore.
Cincinnati at Washington,
Cleveland at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Boston.
Plttsburg at New York.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-05
LAWN Pnrty.

1ha lawn party at tho home OF II. LewIs
Armstrong, of Chrisliana Hundred this
afternoon aud evening should be we'll Mt
tended, us 1t will be a pleasant affair. Sup.
per from Elk to ton this evening. Proceeds
for the benefit OF St. James Church. Stan
ton. Lot all who eau extend helping
hand
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-05
IinrNeaI Hmm itNrrcIaea.

The W. C. I. U. of Newport is holding
harvest home exercises IN GTeggs Woods
pear that town today. The speakers this
afternoon will be Rev A. ). MUwbray and
Mtes Clara BoOle. y large number OF VII.
minRtOn people went to the woods this
morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-05
4c ib-F,-h-ac. III,

On Friday. September eth, 1895. on
Madison street near Front street.
from 3 n. m. until sold. car load OF
fish. Please bring basket or paper.
From Nelson Lock wood Il Co., owners
North Long Branch pound fisheries.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-05
The weather.

Tomorrow promises to ba fair and
rather warmer. Similar conditions will
probably prevail on Saturday. followed by
cloudidess. indicating showers In differ
ent locations.
THE TEMPERATURE.
The thermometer at the REPuBLroAN
Office to-day:
7o'oiock. 10 o'clock. 2o'ciook.
90 rs 90
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-05
&c. Ii,-iti-,l-ic. lib.

On Friday. September 9th. on Madl.
son street. near Front street, from
s a. IN unt;i sold, q car load OF
tsh. Please bring basket or paper.
From Nelson Lockwood s. Co., owners
18th Long Branch pound nshetles
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-05

fMr. Abner Bailey who was Injured by
being upset and thrown out OF a carriage
about week ago was able to be out to-
day Tor the first time since the acclde ent.
He says his shoulder Ia very core.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-05
Iyi,u,uuton Mu.,cuI Academy.

The Wilmington Musical Academy un-
der the auspices OF the Y. NJ. q. A.. will be
opened in n tow days. Professor Richard
Smith. OF Philadelphia will be mus ioal dl-
rantnr