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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-28
eosToNs GREATEST GALA DAY.
xhs r1on<ter Reception Accorded the
Nfzitfne Knights Tsmpisr.

xhs Monster Reception Accorded the
visiting knights Templsr.
Bosros, Aug. 7-All Boston is discuss.
Ing the greatest gala day tho city has
ever seen For more than i've hours yes
trrdny the principal avenues were oc-
cnpiud by plumed Knights Tempiar, and
hundreds OF thousands OF spectators oblig-
ingly crowded onto the sidewalks to give
them room. 1t was nearly 8 o'clock when
tho last commandery broke ranks at the
foot Of Washington streer and traffic was
entirely resumed a IL the afternoon the
street car system 6ss almost entirely sus.
pended, even Ia the ssreota through which
che parade did not pass When the oars
did start up there was the greatest rush
ever seon In Boston.
Thore were none too many granC stands
20 accommodate the Immense throng that
tiamored for seats, although almost evory
foot ofavailable space along the line of
march had been covered with platforms
and seats. Every inch Of space was occu
pied, and there was hardly breathing
room Both incoming and outgoing local
trains were practically deserted during
the afternoon, but as soon as the parade
was over there was a stampede for the
depots, and the early evening trains were
crowded to suffocation. This great exo-
dua, however, seemed to make no appreci-
able difference in the size of the crowd,
which still continued to fill every
thoroughfare.
The knights presented splendid ap-
poarance on parade and, with very few
exceptions, completed the entire line Of
march. As they passed the reviewing
stands before Grand Commander Mo
Curdy and Governor Greenhalge, and later
before Chief Marshal Lawrence and Mayor
Curtis, many OF them executed intricate
military eyolutions, which won the ad-
mlration Of the thousands who witnessed
them Those tactics were also introduced
by the more proficient Communicates at
Intervals along the limo of march. Great
admiration was expressed ut tho appear
ance Of the California and other western
deleQationa
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-28
The Rocbfords have made no arrange
ments for game for Saturday.
DEATHS.


NELS0N-on August Vs. 1895. Margaret Nell
son, aged 20 years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In
vted to attend the funeral from her late
II sidence. No. 100 Tainall street. on " ed.
ne.day Afternoon at O'Clock.
RhED-on August slth. 1895. near Glasgow.
Del. Mars aret widow of the lcte Robert
Reed, OF Wilmington. aged rs years,
Relatives and friends are Invited TO attend
the funeral from her late residence. near
Glasgow. on "Wednesday next, TO start at ii
o'clock a. Ia. Services At tHe house. Inter.
ment at Wilmington and Brandywine ceme-
terry
BolSsoN-on August s5tb widow OF the
late Peter Holssoi.
Relatives and friends are invited to AT ton d
the funeral from her late residence, Du-
Points Banks on Wednesday afternoon at
aSO ocloc<. Interment ut ST. Josephs Ceine-
terry. Brandywine. I
MoULToN-on August a5. 1895. Edw ard N.
beloved son OF Samuel and Martha u.
Moulton. died after u short illness. aged Is
years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invi-
ted 10 attend his funeral from his parents
residence, it0O Lancaster avenue, on We'd
nesday afternoon. at = O'Clock. ln'erment at
wilmington and Branlywine cemetery.
Baltimore papers please c3py.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-28
A Pretty lsicture,

President Clevelands attempt to pre-.
vent Hawaii from becoming a Repubiio.
his campaign for o third term and hie
apparent lack OF sympathy with the
aspirations OF Cuba. lead the Utica, N,
Y. journal to say that .he appears
to be man who, once having
tasted power aud haylpg been
placed at the head OF the nation, iunbibed
the idea that he was one of the brother.
hood OF rulers Of tho world, and It was
part OF his duty to conserve the interest
OF his royal brethren and to apply the di-
vina ris mt formula 10 his own case as we'll
as the conditions would admitn
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-28
u EGIsTERs ORDER
IL REGISTERS OFFioB.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. DEL,

NEW CASTLE COUNTY. DEIA,
July a. 1895.
Upon tho duplication CT john ;. Appleton.
Administrator of Nicholas Is. a ppleto- :nTe Of
wilmington Hid. III said county deceased
u Is Ordered and dircetedby The Reuister that
the Administrator aforesaid give notice ~
granting OF Letters oil Admlnjstrntion unnn
the estute of tho deceased with the dptn ~
granting thereof. by causing adverttseuIepfs
TO be posted within forty days from tie daie
ui such letters IN six of the mo II public nIacea
or the county OF New Enstle RECURRING nj
persons having dsmHnds R.Fatnst The estura
70 present the satEe, or abide by mn ant of
Asse'HG,y ia suGs case muue and proyidod,
ana also cause the same to ho inserted with.
IN the same period in tho DAILY NEPrBii-
CAN ueWspaper published In wilInlnEton
pei; anu TO be continued therein three
wcekS (e o. d.
-, Given under the hand and seal Z
hs. Office OF the Register aforesaid
- Wilmington, In New Castle Ccu-
utoresald. tho dny ard year above written,
j, WILKINS CUOCH NcKistpr
NoIltE-NOiiee Is hereby given that letters
OF Administration were IN dttn form off av
granted unto the euHdersign ed. on the n N Jay
OF July A. D.. 1e9j and tint ali persons
hnVinE claims agains. tho estate of tho do.
censed must present the samo duty attesteI
10 inc said Administrator ou or before the
9Th day OF July. 1896 or abide The Aot
or Assembly in such case mado aud provided
JOHN 3. APPLETON
,,Address:--soi Mest Iath street WimiSston
Del. Ia
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-28
Valuable Ilnxn Rurned.

dleabtrOus fire broke out Tuesdny
morning on The farm ois heodore w. Bye.
near Lewisville, fifteen miles north of
Elkton, which destroyed his barn, one OF
the lArgest in that section. and also tile
adjoining buildings, Including wagon
house, &t. Fortunately no cattle or horses
were In the barn at the time. MIR. Byes
residencd was not damaged. His entire
crop OF hay. wheat, oats and ali his farm
ing implbmcnts were consumed. It ia es-
tlmatad THAT his hay crop was worth no ore
than one1thousand dollars which Is q total
lnaa
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-28
rrnnhin ,,vnr pIlinn.

complicated case was placed In the
hands of Deputy Coroner Chandler yester.
day afternoon. Some time aao Edward
Hart purchased FI50 worth Of pillnR from
a man named Reynolds OF Blackblrd hun.
dred. Auier Hill heard OF the sale and
had Sheriff Gillis rsplevin the piling on
the grounds thBt he owned the timber
land FROM which the piling was cut.
Hart gave the necessary bond yesterday
and had tho deputy coroner replevln the
pllng from the sheriff. The case will
probably como up at the next term of
court
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-28
Notice

1s hereby given that there will be mission.
aty mecting held at Mt. Enon Church, on
Thursday afternoon. August Goth. 1895.
Mrs. Morgan, returned missionary from
Africa. Will conduct tho services with
others Interested In tho cause and the OBJ
lect OF the meeting 10 to arouse an awaken.
ing In the interest of tho above named
Church. Come and help us meeting to
open at j. y. m. The exercises will he ib-
terspersed with singing. BY request OF
Nm. II. Holiday. paslOr.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-28
German-Americau Veterans In Berlin.

BERLIN, Aug 2s Tho train having on
board the German. American veterans ar
rived yesterday from Bremerhaven. They
were warmly welcomed by the military
and other associations, who assembled in
large numbers at the depot with their ban
ners. Animposing procession was formed,
and the visitors were escorted to the IT.
vol Gardens, number of military bands
taxing part in the parade, The visitors
received an enthusiastic grcotlng from the
public all along tho route. and were after
words entertained at lunch, At o'clock
the procession was reformed, and the vet
Grams marched to the war monument
erected to the memory of those who fell
In the battles fought by Germany against
France during the war of 1901.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-28
Denth of an Aged ,lnn.

Says Media special: Rev. Joseph
carlyle. the oldest ruomber OF the Phlia.
delphla Methodist Conference. died at his
nome here to-day at the age of 03. De.
ceased went to bed as usual, but was
found unconscious the next morning by
one OF his daughters.
He had lived In Media for many years
and had been member of the above Con.
Terence for about so years. He came to
THIS country from Europe at the age OF a2
years. For the past 30 yeara he has not
followed the ministry. owing to throat
uroupie. put has preached number OF
times In the various churches in the
county.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-28
s.otnpto I,u,Id u home,

II you are-begln right.Selecty our lot In
boulevard addition" where you are
sure OF having front porches. pleasant
nelghhors and lots of room. Get our
bookiet-its free-it tells all about our
literal cash oilers to those who build.
For ploJs prices and terms, see Wm. E.
Hawkins, manager, 7l2 Market street.
MllmlnH HLnn. DsL
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-28

Water Ia scarce about Chadds Ford
George j. King has sunk an nrtesian we'll
to the depth Of lT0 ieet and has not vet
struck vein of the desired full. The
supply OF Jos. j. Martin has given out.
and he Is now obliged to haul water to
his building. The Chaud's Ford Creamery
is about to put Its supply In better shape
and will sink an Rrlesian well.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-28
Our fall and winter stook Of woollens is

Our fall and winter stock Of woollens Is
coming In rapidly. comprising some of
the prettiesG nobbiest styles you evor set
your eyes on. Now Is the time to call In
and make your selection. as we have al
ready large number OF orders on our
books. It will be pleasure to show you
these novelties. Suits made to order.
$500. SIS 90. $50. 90. s25.o0; black coats
and vests tn order. 4lO.OO $1,000. $500.
$500; trousers to order, s4.00. So 90 100,
81 10. Trimmed with the best Of linlngs.
Fit and style guaranteed first class. W.
ii. Lookyer. tailor. sos Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-28
No cnrs " ere Running.

A trolley wire on French street above
Front broke at t1.40 O'CLOCK last night and
for an hour not car could be moved
over the lines OF tho company. The wire
wheE 1t fell caused considerable excite
ment. All the guys from Front TO Fourth
were pulled out and at. Market street the
erd fell. The Fourth and French street
lines were connected with the rest OF the
eystem and when the wires were ground
ed The circuit was broken.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-28
Sudden Iirnfii.

Mrs. Hannah A. slnnieksou, hiohiv
esteemed lady. dled euddenly at the real.
dence OF jacob Dickson, near Brepford.
wiiste she was visiting, aged GO years,
her remains were removed to the resi-.
dence OF John L. IBrbutton. her son-in-
law. neor Sassafras. from which place
the funeral took place Friday Afternoon
at 2 O'clock. Services and intsrmsnt
were made at hohoboth Church, Saysa-
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-28
Siberian Exile Statistics.

The number of unfortunates banisheti to
Siberia last year In Russia, including those
who followed the prisoners Voluntarily,
was II, 800, $50 men, l. 7l5 women and
1880 children. According to their reli-
gious oreeds there were 1881 orthodox,
1,a24 Mohammedans, 51o jews 500 Catho.
lies, ga Lutherans, li0 Roskolnikis, 85
Gregorians, 80 Skopzes and 81 "heathen. Z"
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-28
nnAnnuAs ynrmAS kI..LEp.
lse Falls Under IN. rrasu a, clayton EnrI,
Thl. AlernIns.

Geo. Yetman Delaware r. II. brakeman
lost HE life at Clayton early this morning.
He waa on a car which had been shifted
on side track and was thrown from 1t
under the wheels which passed over both
legs cutting them of above the knees.
arrival Of a special train which was to
convey him TO this city for treatment. but
the patient expired before the train arriv.
ed here.
Mr.. Istman was a5 years OF age and
leaves widow and child ut Upland. Pa.
The body is being prepared for burial by
L. W. Palmer. Deputy Coroner Chandler
will hold an inquest
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-28
Ln., sunnny Exrur,Ion.

The Wilmington and Northern Railroad
Company Will run Its last excursion of
the season TO Atlantic CITY, via Penns-
grove. on Sunday. This route has proved
the most popular one 70 the seashore to
Wilmingtonians and as this Is the last ex.
cursion all those who have not spent
day by old ocean should avail themselves
of this oppo tunity.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-28
T,yo n,a,yp FiuI,t,.

George RUSSELL OF New Castle, and The
Delaware Cyclone, both colored, met in a
pugil's. .ic encounter IN the Liberty Engine
House last night and had not the crowd
interfered In The fourth round Russell
would been defeated, The fight was stop.
ped and declared draw. Mcconnell and
Wolf also Fought q four round draw.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-28
TO CLEANSE THE sy.rEu.

Efeetually. yet gently, when costive or
bilious. or when the blood Is Impure or
sloggish, to permanently euro habituM
constipation, to awaken the kidneys and
liver to ii healthy activity, without irrita.
ting oil weakening them, to dispel head.
aches. colds or fevers use Syrup Of Figs.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-28
Fall m Raf,t

Lille Boulden OF No.8l4 Lombard street
ieii In feint 1T Fourth and King etreets
this mornlng and 1t was with some diff
Guilty that she was revived. Lille had leon
drawing an express wagon In which her
younger brother was riding when she fell
" the street. She was taken to her home
in q cab.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-28
Trottinp at IInze, NAN.

There Will he four races at tho Hazel
beli track tomorrow (ihursday) after.
Will bo the best spesc that has been seen
this season. Senls on the grand stand
Tree to oil. Morrieons horse who Will
tLot tomorrow ls entered for tic race al
West Chester noxt week.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-28
The Weather.

Tomorrow promises to be partly
cloudy and rather warmer. Similar con-
ditious will probably provailon Friday,
fpllowed by Indications of rain on the
coast ......
THE TEMPERATURE.
Tho thermometer at the REPUBLICAN
Office 10 day;
70'clpek, 10 o'clock. o'clock.
Tl rs s5
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-28

The hennery OH tho farm of Mrs. John
Carpenter, living near Dogtown, Kent
Co... was enterod and robbed of thirty
chickens. the stolen lot OF poultry being
worth $40 to the owner. The theft was
com milteu Friday night and 1t is evident
.he mlscreants werS old hands nj Inc
business as the work seemed that OF OK.
pert9.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-28
"a Trim Chinntn..n ,,

Hoyts "a Trip to Chinatown" Co m pany
Introducing Niles Laura Bigger (a native
of Delaware) and her busband Mr.. Rurt
Hayerly, in their favorlte and familiar
roles of the widow aud Welland Stronr
respectively will play In this city next
Tuesday evening, September 3. Mt the
Grand Opera House. The oomDany Ia n
excellent one as usual,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-28

There has been no church Tor miles
around which has made as much progress
as Jermsn Chapel near Clayton. The
membership is increasing each month
and the officers andit teaohers are agreeably
surprised and the rapid increase which
the sunday school Is making In numbers
and interest.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-28
Blind stouver- lk,Il. \ uor,e

While boy named Mousley was riding
horse on tho causewav yesterday after.
noon the animal suddenly turned and
ran into the marsh along tho road and
died. 1t VIVA with difficulty that tho boy
reached the ro-d. The horses death was
causad from blind staggers. It's body has
bcen remoyad
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-28
MIR. Isniiey Also Injured.

BY the upsetting of the carriage OF John
Jones on the Kennett Pike. Monday even.
ing Abner z. Bailey was also injured. His
injuriea consist of badly injured shoul-
der. Mr.. Bailey is well advanced In years
but his injury Is not SO serious as to cause
any unoaslness among his friends. He ID
under the care of DIR. Sherwood.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-28
Takcn.to Chester.

"Chris- Brooks tile we'll known lover of
chckons was taken to Chester last even
ing by Chief OF Police Bagshaw of that
city. He is wanted In that city on
charge Of larceny.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-28
Digltalts,

Digitalis is preparation from the fox
glove plant exceedingly common In
many parts of Europe, on the British is
lands and In America. Several varieties
arc known, and by some botanists the
plant Is considered to be Indigenous In
10Th tho old and new worlds.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-28

SuLlD o k Dedroon suits II nieees. only
- s-l.lO thcludinU belsteal, Inleal, wash
5iAbu. ohNirs rocker, table. towel rack
bound hlud made mattress Ateel springs !
leather pillows, feather bolster s!l.0J Tor all .
%nlel IS & Co, nun ufaGturSTs 1916 South
shipped Tree, esa-l3tW
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-28
National letter Carriers

The annual meeting of the National
Letter Carriers Association will be hold
In Philadelphia on Monday. and Joseph
Duffy and q. W. Poinsett OF tbls city will
attend as delegates. Iu the afternoon
there will be parade and many OF the
local carriers will participate, They will
be narshalled by Lewis e. Wilcox
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-28
Select school,

The fall term of Niles Rachel S, Blggers
select School Will open on the 9th of
bepten 5er. at No 9l7 West Eighth street,
trstead OF Ninth and Ring streets, as here.
tofore. Her terms are moderate and her
school popular with it's patrons Ii de.
e4rVe". and we hope 1t will receive. 10.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-28

There was q good attendance at the
races at Valley View track. noar Hookes.
sin. last Saturday afternoon. Frank Nc.
Vaugh's horee won ths 8 minute race In
2.56. In the 8 so class. MIR, Jordans horse
won, and in the bicycle race there were
hye starters MIR. Thompson won.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-28
Students rnrniicd by Mai,

For entrance at Godey Wilmington
Commercial AMI Shorthand College. Day
Sessions begin Septsmher End Night ses.
catalogue.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-28

Robert Merriok will have sale OF fresh
cove and eprlnRefs at Adams Station,
Chrlstlana hundred. on Monday. the 2nd
OF September. As we have had good
rain better prices may be obtained. Mer.
rick drives good COWS. aid 10 should get
fair prices for them.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-28
QttTATIfJNs.
Reported by
HEALD a COMPANY.
Bankers and l{rol.era.
Seventh and Mari

Investment ana Securities yieldtnv
from to per cent
orders for the purchase and sale of
stocks aud BondSOn Commission ozeout.
ed at nll the stock exchanges
Private telegraph wires to Now YQrx,
Philadelphia. boston and Chicago.
Foreign Drafts aud Letters of Credit u
sued.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-28
sotaat atoriy

The executors Of Joseph Tatnall. deceas.
ell. oflers al private sale portion of the
entire amount Of Creston Lnnd and Im-
proyeuent Co.'S sto ck held by them.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-28

Six ekins were stolen this morning from
the woi ks Of the American Leather Com
pany. Later In the day q man we'll known
In police circles tried to sell them at an.
other morocco factory. He will DO in the
tolls this evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-28
LOCAL QUOTATIONS
rsornoucle,cnI lioeo.t.
us. DEP lRrMGS1 OF AGRlCu LTunE
WEAFnEi' BUREAU OFFICE
EAI-rINL AaAa IL 90

The tabls below s.ives tho tom pera. f.
ture and The state or tho weather az q
q. N. to-day at the stations named:
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-28
Aniuseuenta.
GRAND opEHA HOUSE.

Chas, H. Yale's Newest" Devils Auc-
tion" will be the attraction at the Grand
Opera House this evening. Some of the
greatest epeclalitles.ever presented,on any
ntage will be introduced. as we'll as grand
ballets. under the direction OF SEnor Au.
golio Coccia, who for many years was bal.
let master OF many European theatres 1t
10 an undisputad fuct that this production
10 one OF the most expensive as we'll as OF
the most perfect, that will he put on the
road this season. The company will be
the largest no doubt combined together,
as II includes IS people, without tho extra
auXillArles. GnAe and female, tho working
Grew OF stage carpenters and ASSISTANTS
hymen. trapmen, property and baggage.
men. calcium and line light operators,
electricians, armorers, and wardrobe
women and executive staff. The costa.
mes are all new and bright as well as the
scenery. No palms OF expense will be
spared to make the Presentation q success
In every way.
Mise Lillian Lewis and large company
Of artists will appear at the Grand Opera
House, next Monday evening In spec
taculnr presentation OF Cleopatra" at the
regular prices of the houus. DIS business
may De looked tor.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-28
No11cE
zonas III Owpson,Jr.) ! Iu ohanoery New Cas-.

NoIIoE E
Zenas Thpnipson,Jr,l Iu Chancery New Gas.
VS.. tte Counts
John Thompson.ct nl) CAuse of Partition
In PURSUANCE OF an order OF the Gh ancellor
In the above stated cause, made on the 23nd
day OF hHril. A. u, 1895, all persons having
any iien 3r iirnH affect ng the interest or es-
tate q Nlli am II. Thompson, deceased,
Zenas Thompson. Jr., John Iholnpsnn Han.
nibal ThtIm pson, .Jeuettc A. Borke / rpfle,ies
II. IhoEpson Leonora Clark. Mary Lilly
Louite " Eaton. julia Sc aver Hicnard ii.
aose. tilflb ~ Z. lorrey, Uric Hates Will
nam T. Shwtellc, sarah Jonrs Flora T. Moul-
ton MAIN j. Misheuy,Iyler Il. Wassatt. Mary
Ann JagEaon, AramiutA Moulton, Sarah
Mttrla Wasgut. Frank ingalls,. Elizabeth
eleaRes, HenHb T. philips. Mary Allen Briggs
james A. thompson, Ernest L.. Thompson
ArchihhlNf'THomIhOn and Melissa II. uowen,
or either IN tho lands aud prem.ses to
whleh TIE hald ctusc relates, arc nereby
not!hed 1otl1 II Ioiitlun setting forth the
nature and amount Of the same In the office
oi tht hd 5ister In Chancvry for New Castle
Sounly. zen GAYS before the second Monday
In serten bcr next, and TO appear aud prove
said lien br liens ~ the ensIiing tenn ~ tbo
Couit before the rising OF the IottFt ~, tho
third day Of the term,
JAMEB II HOFFECKER, 1r, Trustee,
AiieAti-I Iosen Ferguson KegIster in Cham
Wilmington August ad, 9s, 90, Sept. a.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-28
liIJoU.

Another first class presentation of
Walter Sanf0rds melo dramu "ihe Strug-
gle For Lie was given at tne Biiou thsa.
tire. last evening. before another lar9e
and appraeiativo audience. In every par
tlcular the presentation was much the
eame as the first, II not better. The cast
10 a strong one and the staging was ex.
cellont. This closing performance OF this
great production Will be Eivnn this even.
Ing and shon.d be greeted with another
10 Re audience.
Little Trlxlen laughing muelcal
comedy, Gomez to the Btiou thenlre TO :
morrow evening and viii ba the attrac.
tlon at this handsome amusement resort,
the balance of the week. Our theatre
goers may rsst assured That elcL aud
every esentation will be ilrst class in
every respect and that they Will be treated
with courtesy 10y the management. The
best OF attractions are being booked and
successful season Is looked for. At pres.
ent the Indications are that 1t will be-
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-28
ihc E.rnned I;n,sL

Two of the five colored boys who es-
capped yesterday from st. Joseph's orphan
age returned last evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-28

Examine your sink or drain, II they
smell bad use Bannortm1r's phsuy,a, for
sale by ali druggists.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-28
W asllinE ton

Danes Safety Corn Cutter Is on sxhihi.
non az Lewis u Wheatmun In Clayton, IL
le something now In THE line and Is bsins
viewed with much Interest by the farmers
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-28
coiorcd Ohd FnIlo,rA.

Round trip tioksts. good 10 days. $40.
For more detailed Information apply to
nearest Is. Il o. Agent
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-28
Amy nj pannunrnra.

The North Side Mission School will go
on Its annual excursion to Pennsgrove TO.
morrow, the steamer Ulrioa leaving King
street wharf at 7.20 O'Clock. This la tho
last excursion OF the season to that resort.