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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1895-12-20

r. W. T PURvIs,
Clerk of the Circuit Court of the Fifth
Circuit. 1861 alt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-04

To m ofhara and fafhora wa want Ia
| sup rest ii you have hot soen Palmer
f,oSss Snea, tllnf WI, n ii III !, i
oiiiee ~ s~md n css,ta III ami s,ia conv
& once. The etrIkinr Genius 81 Paimer
Cox as an uniq iis and Original humorous
sri3st and wr,frr ~. recor t.i<sei uuon
fhs ~ Isso" NAY 81 his tirxt Bro wnlc Boek but II
| e mere f,,Ily dlspiaysd ana spprscis ia
Sresfat. \ I'd rl66t;r variety. q, d pf;sl ~
anidS~i1 Ts,ild sfsti lama 1''' birds, fow n.
|faIr1ss, altutsL 9ob,ials, naerfynan, mon.
srdhK I'D. ! = 8 Nv n 2 - s q n
ia isi,nilSbIe faoujtg Tor tsllIua iolly
sf6TiSS il, 1=,SfrV I7noiir,o vnrs.,s s1aEl,,sr
5nIss 4; SS.i b5rjs Al 6s,s ! fhsir nSfnrcS.
ma then With ID afc6isrs rsnios iIl1strat.
ing them ID The most oaptivatiDg manner
coi1cei vabis n certainiv 1oarvei5 5us, ana
affofds sntiless deljrht - the vounr.
while Il ~ tho saine time instrncis tnom
Il "a orsnfsr deorSe thnn nsrhans nnv
otl,er coot ever writtsn for chiidren. Fem
about animals. Not only your children,
mt fheir uncIea cousina. and their aunta'
va snd their dis nified Darents. too. viii
read. lnurh over. aliti enioy theao UNIQUE
ana charming stories. Read what ! iew
eeiebrated persolls say of them below.
and don't faIl % treat your children ia
this rare and beautiful feast of amusing
iiIstruction and r,.ai' -ioilv fun Il the ~.
.s1srksbiy low price offered 6y our oar 81 Der,
Ono Of the most n odost but really n eat
men u the mutton writes as follows: I'm
orr ht,ina 4 "a fiva ura ia uhlltfren who re-
msn7bsr Palmer Z Gox h III ali their prayers. +
QUrEn ProrfE has set them Wild with
deiiqbt IL u a triumph, IL ought to-
lind 4 place In 3 million homes. Long
live r almcr Cox
ut Is not ofteu that We get such books.
have read Them through ana laughed ali
tie way along. ii il the iollIest Kind oil
run from barinuinu to emu The young
est and the oldesi can ilnd in Il Di9
isuoh And onnd aarmon oh ont,,r
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-04

WEST Brook, Conn, Jan. 4. - Two
tramps, members Of gang who have
been robbing farmers In this section for
the past two weeks, assaulted teacher
who refused to give them money. Eight
farmers went to the swamp where the
tramps made their headquarters in iilnp-
mated building Two were captured and
dragged from the hut. stripped Of their
garments and both tied to tree. Then
cut, and kept on shrieling until twenty
or twenty five lashes had been inflicted.
They were told that il they did not leave
in twelve hours they could expect worse
punishment.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-04

city Council met IN regular sasaIou a.,
lnirtt and elected DR. NJ n Mo,.s,s ~ : :,
| Vaccine phyeiclan tor the Flrat .tistr5c ~. ~.
| DR.. Thomas A, Hitch. Seooud sjlstrict. M
H. M. Frist Third dlstrlet. and r.
Kirby cast tie vote 81 Counoil. IL ryitc,.
Il q Dam ocrat M ,,os na',s 80 la.svA ''
cine physIcian three tImes nv 4 Ranuht1'
can body. -
The rsport OF the chier enginasr of the
kilre department was submitied and accs y.
led. I'VE nnarin ntandans ~ ,hs Hru auecp.
reportsd 530 TONS 81, ya ~ "a I,nrne1 .S,,,'
ind Dscember. Coai Oii fnsnactcr pvie
reported having teaieS oa am 0siinns ~ ~
oli during the month Dr svlthin Chsng' ~
ler renorfad havInr vaccina,sa nas Saan1 a,si
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-04

WASHINGTON, Jan. 4.--Owing to the rs
cent illness Of Representative Bailey. chair
man Of the Kicks investigating commit
toe, no report has yet besn prepared fol
presentation to the house. His inability
10 make report makes the outcome Of the
proceedings at Cleveland more uncertain
than before. What report the full com
mittee will conclude to make Is very un-
certain. The question Is likely to be de
cidcd somewhat on party Lines. with the
Republican members as supporters Of
Judge Kicks and the western and south
ern Democrats fnvoring censurs or Inn
peachInent There is little probability that
the matter will be carried to conclusion
By this congresa
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-04

Cssrsspond4urs d sls

.sss ~ Isi|s liz v: :'s|:s J: ID ~ y '.s'' III
titlc1 Ia6t ovefIna Tho ooconIQn being The
oeidli<stiouo oI G19 oiG1tsenth bIrttday d
1zlg4 Anno HohIen1 Hef many ffienda|
~ o4rix 10 ~ evoniuR md sitter o.
s.E!sa ssss ssssss':s: 4! !isssSS sSs!s
g x!1l1 tao dIn!ns room Here
aal9en W eQlIsek eklns under ~ weight
4 of home eud fokplxn frulte alid ltGpY
SoAteA Yhonice cf3an came IN abundnnce
ma eyery one pf<ssdt scanned 70 W fiiiiy y iip
Y ~ ocoe9L3 3a end snjoyed themssives.
sosss - SsSps % snsssd xs ssssisss sisssa D sIs
ltstxs by pl.ylne psEior garaes Among
mss'li |ss scsf w!ss ssII:
HsssIs asrss faSsSs & csoiis sSaiS s srssn%ann 'ns
8et1oca Calhoun Clara VInin&, NoG8io
shaw ti4ud King CarrtoO OItno. Lillian Mere
dith, LdfiIe Shaw. Ella isha wood, Cora
4ndsen Winnis Hhar!dsn. Flora Lupt.
HsssSss MeRas fSi; Ma II easst kInss asls
! BEId2ston NJ i. ;Sliss Haw kina cEestsr III; ;
Harry Huntor. Brown Lancaster, Harry
{qnteq1, George Vincent William Cnrk.
Tom WIeo, John fobin, ferrts Jsmia on.
John HAmmeta Edwin Phillips, =. J.
NlihoIms. Charles =, King. Robert New
love Lou Mclaughlin, Harry Meredith.
Harry King Wilbur Meredith, william
Hushebeck, II. II. Prios, A bert Timmons.
Wesley Hawkins' 4. = Wilson. Jsmss
Fiisndship Lodss M; = A. p. ., ",
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-04


M. L. chef, the minister Of fnsnce, who
was assAssinated In 1891 In the streets Of
Sophia
Tho order for tho arrest Of M. Stambou-
Ion 4 believed TO be Illegal Its issue has
caused . sensation in political circles.
The murder Of M Beltcheff was commit.
ted IN the presence Of NJ Stambouloff, and
~ was thought in many quarters that the
Victim had been mistaken by the assassin
for M. Stambouloff. Many arrests were
made OF suspected persons. Some wit
nesses who were NJ Stafnbouloff's per-
sonal enemies declared that he forbade eye
witnesses Of the murder to testify ut the
trial OF the accused, and also gave evidence
TO show thnt he was an accessory before
the fact Several witnesses vanished
before the trial, and their disappear
ance was attributed TO M. Stambouloff.
Other grave charges arc made against tho
OK x-prime minister.
Several diplomats have warned the cah-
met that the prosecution of NJ. Stnmbou-
Ion would be detrimental to Bulgaria. Up
to this morning the order Of arrest had not
bceu executed, and NJ. Stambouloff was
still free He declared to a newspaper cor
respondent that only personal hatred could
instigate the charge Of such inonstrous
aud inexplicabls crime.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-04

ATLANTA, Ga, Jan. 4.--The interest In
the county elections throughout Georgia
was slight and the returns are coming in
slowly The result in the state shows
heavy Democratic gains In all counties.
Many counties which were strongly Popu-
Hstic in the last two elections returned to
the Democratic fold. The negroes In many
Of the counties voted solidly with the Dem
ocrats Out OF 100 counties in the state
the total number carried by populists will
probably not exceed fifteen
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-04
rh. opposltlop 9 ssnator sarell.

TRENTON, Jan. 4.-~Senator STERN and
Assemblymen Wilbur. Gindcr and Exton
the four Republican representatives from
Mercer county In the next Legislature,
have held conference on the United
States senatorship question, and have
formally decided to support General Sew
ell. The opponents Of General Scwell had
been lately claiming that at least two Of
the Mercer members were doubtful. and
that perhaps third could be induced to
vote for Franklin Murphy or some other
person upon whom the anti's could agree.
1t is asserted that the opposition is gaining
strength W4
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-04

BETHLEHEM, Pa Jan. 4.--Several hum
dred guests assembled at the Moravian
church last evening to witness the mar
ringe Of Miss Mary Alice Fogel, the daugh-
ter of wealthy butcher, to Valentine
Hoyer, a local confectioner. II was to
have been a society event. An hour prcvi-
Gus to the time flxed the prospective bride
received letter 1t was from Hoyer, and
informed her that he had wife and chill
dren in Northampton, Mass, and that hs
had fled. The letter was read to tho as
seInbled guests and they dispersed. Hoysr
came here from Wilkesbarre thres yeArs
ago and had gay time, passing himself
of as single man. The girls father has
sent Detectives after Hoysr.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-04

Charles Fehrenbach, ". II. Hartloye,
Alfred Stout John Il. Marr John GalQins |,
Daniel Credon. Quad Cooper and Jane 8
Williams OF the Wilmington Rod and Gun
Club went to Chaflestown, Md, yester-
day and took part In the shooting tourna-
mont OF the Riverside Gun Club.
George Burrows won the live canvas
hack duck, turkey and q pair of dead
ducks for the hsat shooting. Captain
John Marr relieved him OF his game and
prepared q supper. which be gave TO his
friends on their arri val here.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-04

NE BLUFF, Ark, Jan. 4---i5enrge Lamp
Kin, a meat seller, was shot on the street
and killed by J. s. Reap, another meat
dealer, who fired two shots into his VIC
tim. Reap gave himself up and was placed
In jail. Illicit relations between Lainpkin
and Reaps daughter, In addition to
trouble Reap subsequently had with his
wife, preyed upon the unfortunate mans
mind, and tho tragedy resulted.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-04

CLEVELAND, Jan. 4--The Iron Trade
Review publishes q lettor from Andrew
Carnegie, In which he says. ''It seems to
me that 1895 is going to be better year
for the iron and steel trade than its prede-
cessor. But ths sword Of Damoeles hangs
over every phase Of business In the United
States. That Is the sword OF silver. Until
the country plants itself firmly and for
ever upon the platform Of money Of the
highest standard value no forecast IL
worth much"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-04

Hugh Ward was born at Sl5 Orange
street and attended Wliminrtor schools'
he wsnt to his tratie 0f shoemaker al III
yoars OF age. In 1859 he enlisted in Com.
pnny p Third Artillery U. s., under Alaior
William sherman. and served live years
on the frontler mostly at Fort smelling
Minn6sota. = " =
Mr. Ward thcn worknd ten months al
snoemaking, and In 1851 enlisted III Capt.
Tottens battery. Second Regiment u. 8,
Nolunteers. His three yoarss service was
IN Mo-. Min. and Tennessee.
He was'in the battles OF Paducah. Fort
DoEaidson, Fort Henry, Shiloh. Pittsburgh
Landing, Island No. 10. and Mother car.
ey's Hen and All Her Chickens --being ten
Islands In the Misslssippi river above
Memphis After four years. In Chicago
10 returned to Wilmington In 1870 and
has bean shoemakinv here ever since. Hls
shop 10 No. I'll ShIpisy ttrsst.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-04

NEW YORK, Jan. 4-The Railroad Ga
zette Gays: Locomotive building has fallen
off tremendously In the past year. The
decrease in the number built is fully two
thirds, as compared with the previous
year. Reports from thirteen companies
make the total 695 locomotives for 1894.
against e,0l1 locomotives built In 1893
Three companies building nearly ninety
locomotives in 1898 did not turn out sin
gle new locomotive In 1894.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-04

NEWARK, N. T., Jan. 4. = Theodore
Finder, of Cincinnati, was arrested in
East Newark. He was found locked In a
freight car, having come east to escape ar
rest for sandbagging a citizen and robbing
him OF 81 400. In his possession were "a
number of white Ietters cut from win
dows. He is known as tho "Whiteletter'
thief. Finder is held awaiting extradi-
tion. When found he was nearly OK
haustcd from cold and thirst.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-04

q to1 1IEbIss 81 tne beat known
kost siiec1ssfui Rrowers on the
lInsulA. Gcurxs n FowaiL ths sue.
II 324ak VI QalrYfnan and orohardist, Of
A5hank N. X, Viii talk on dr0hxrd mai.
EaRRment from the eei8ction Gud prepare
fiou Of the tfees 10 tho after culture and
Gethering the crop.
He Will eiao lecture Friday evening on
!he neceeatty of teachlnG the natural
eell4oe6 A. applied 10 AHf3Quituro ard
hst iouitAre. lii tile 1roe schools. J. H.
!3Aiis q HpcpensfuI fruit gro Wor ii Conne0-
+ tiqQt viii talh % Tue business oxd 81
tfnlt 8rewLn4 and upon markckinR fruit =
sprs h y. B1lley. 81 Cofuo1l Uniyarsity.
+ tne aokuo UledGed 1sader of k0fIiculfursi
( scienoAf and W1t6nl . mum Of praotical *
X porienae NIL give blossoms 0f spraying
"a l6os and aisc .TAs battle oE tLs
isfoi. Hsieis, the r~csntiy appointed D..
= y. Pom oi0Xtet Will give practical hints
about frutk raistng.r James S. BobIns0n,
lcr many years 4 prominent trucker OF
Anps Arundel eounty. Md, will dlscuss
TAKEN altogether the nesting promises
" ~ ono of the best ever held BY the
ho0loty. Thohe Wishing card orders for
reduced railroad rates shorld address
Wesley Webb. tho secretary. at Dover.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-04

lhave seen the most worthless and lez,
fellow dress the most fashionabie.
hav8 seen the mOsttnl6nted Young mar
tnln tlrplor aud dio d drdnaard.
have seen men boast much or their
wealth who we're not, or did not PEI
their tatlors for the clothes they yore4s
have seen men who made much nnlse
abont their bravery and daring exploits;
and the same run away from Robbler.
have seen farmors raise a mortrare
quicker with hoo. than with : dor.
j have sasr 4 man wrong another 10 be.
come cantMats for office; and I have
seen tha same run away from the offioe,
WITH his peekef full OF other peoples
money.
] have seen farmers, whose horsss had
hablt of stopping At iaverns and saloons
and have seen the horse and driver re-.
sembled each pIherln wearing a sInrina
coat.
have seen mnn bring another TO the
polls TO vote Tor him and I have seen
the snme vote ngainst him
1havD seen a man who was l1ft thousands
by his frther. and / have seen the same
light aclGAr With q five dollar note; and
hava seen the sama die without dcl-
lar TO bury him with.
have seen men who trlcd to manage
fnelr own and other peoples busineas
have seen farmecs swear with their
tongues, and have seen others swear
With q club. their foot. or i milking
stool The COWS prefer tho former act
and OF course the devil the latter.
1have seen men 1ho started out in tie
rorld without dollar. "A SIN twanfy
yenrs were riohs md hu1w zen men
puprhonse
haye seen men run well for time. but
they got 70 going SO fast that they ran
n fla.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-04
..I. no..e, !. : U.aer y. ne sAsr,a'. isama.sr-

Sheriff Gillis WaB busy man yesterday
nfternoon. Beside having tho usual
dutfes OK his oiilce TO attend to, he sold
four properties. These were the proper.
ties, their owners and tho purchases
Inc house OF Il u. Bantam ON Button
Lyman for 500.
The property OF James B. stldham on
the west pIde oil Van Burcn street near
Sixth was sold to Samuel McCauiley. The
Price pnid was s10o.
william Mnyne purchased two tracks
OF farm land Iii BrandywirIe hundred. fhe
property OF Elizabeth Iiandrioks, for
S2J00. One track contained forty and the
other seventeen acres.
farm OF Henora Lynch In Ohrlstiana
hundred. containing thirty,two acres. was
bought by William Nicholas for $1,000. A.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-04

4na Aruete>e of the Ht8tO Honptt
tArnhufSt held their iirsk meeting
foaFsn has4nly plsanial 9sa;sla psrl'd 81 the
Tho principal matter OF "
cuesed was tie lighting Of 4
Now the ho9pital Il lighted ia
tho trustees favored the uss OF olecE[I
snd aft9r fuli disonssion tho matter Was
retorred 70 the joint action OF the Com.
mites gu Buildings and Grounds of tho
hospital with instructions to report to d
1oint eommtttee OF the two boards OF
trnstses 10 be haid At the hospital January y
L Ale Joint eommittee on the part Of
smith. Or. y. ]. Black and Dr. Thomas. Il.
taiipini on the part OF the aimshOuse
Conrad Keller. Michael Newell aud james
Ioman. Tbs 0ommittee will meet In this
city onSnturtiay.
The Hnanoe gommittss reportsd having
|amountln9 10 td2lo, whicb vera Improved.
b'tt because Of the exhaustion Of The Stats
appropriation for current expenses nay.
nent wAs deferrod.
Ihe suosr!ntendent reported . total
popsiation y q sSS o. thsss 10 are white
and q colorsd females. There were Q
PATIENTS admitted during the month; s
were discharged, and one died. The
~ Supcrintendent's receipts for board and
attendance of patients were e39l.u6; the
follows, = III
Beef Frederick KIsnIe, forequarters
and hlndquarters at % per hundred
Mutton and veaI---John A.Hopkins. Mr..
hopkins bid Tor mutton was cents for
equnrtors cents for the whole ami
mel. For veal, the proposal was w cents
for the whole animal
Broad Henry O. Roller, Wilmington.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-04

VOTING CONTEST
Who do our Readers Wish to
Represent them Ut Wash
ington D. O., the next
six yearsl

u Cut out \ uuunon and write on
II your chotoe for SAnntor Everybody Il
allowed 10 vote IS many times as they
have coupons. You Will find one coupon
IN each Issue Of the HKpusIicAn
Be cs.fe and vote for Your choice, and
date receives daily. Address ell votes 60
this coupon editor and either send Ok
bring thom to this offioe. This contest
will be open for one month.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-04

Nrs. T.W. Hawkins. .ChattanoogR. Ten /.
says. 'Shiiohs Vitalizer Saved My Life.'
l consider IL the best remedy for debili.
tated systein ever used.s For Dyspap,
sia, Liver or Kidney trouble II exoeis.
Price 70 cts.
Sold by N. D. Danforth. Druggist. s. Il. Cor
2nd and Market streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-04

Mrs. Frank Johnson lost satchel con-
tainfng S5 note. some small change, a
key and two tax receipts, in going from
her house to Market street few DAYS
ago. The finder will be paid a reward OF
81 on returning same to her at corner OF
Vandever avenue and Pine street. Re-
member honesty is the best policy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-04

SrMrroMs- Moisture intense itching nnd
II allowed 20 cpntinuo. tumors form which
offen bleed and nicer4te, becoming very
<orc, trkxNkE UfNTMENT stops the Itching
end bieeding. hsais liberation. and IN most
<Ascxa roii'ofesKha iAiulnr, Al dfugKisfs or b Y
&i4lA Asx W SRn+a bf. Swayne 4 Soli Philas
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-04

The Equi table Guarantee and Trust
Company yesterday afternoon entered
$500 security tor the owners OF the Brit
ish steam sht D Orange Prince and Marshal
had under his ch arge nearly week. The
libel Was aused by the Orange Prince
0olltulng W ith the sch ooner John Shay of
Sbinnecock On the t9zht OF September ..
The steame can now go where her master
pleases.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-04

PHfLApELrHIA, Is, - <>H1
Aowhrey. the EngillA 61ard1f
not guilty yevserdef - ind3olneu
tnG him With rn4kfn& eedlttcus
Thomas E&rie White his ocQr -
for ReontinnAnop = M0Hhr&y
no opportunity % xf thse III = 1.
The lawyer stsesd that 4 Ao1> IN had
spoken Is We rgeItsd "a N lndioflhsnk
be should BE- convicted; pn1 ~ dsnisd hav-
ing made such spsech. knd ID yiow o1
that denial, and his positive assurxuo&s to
Mr.. White that he at no time countsnknced
violence, but believed In reforming social
abuses BY educational msans alone. hs
lAir. White) agreed to take up his dsfenss.
The oase was continued without day.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-04

Standing At the corner OK Eourteenfh and
Market Bkrssts whom Riyerview car No. 90
sfame Along. Itetopped for lady and
xsDtleMun who Wete coming up Four
faenth strest. The conductor obiioinfly
opaned tho Rato and the parties were not
obliged to walk around.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-04

A horse belonging to @. johnson re
siding 1t No. $40 East Sixteeath street,
was poisoned by some miscreant on Tues.
day night ami died In u short time after.
wards. He was line young horse, and
was valued by hie owner at $50.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-04

Among many othor prsaents given out
ct the entertainments Of the First N. 2.
enuIun iast MONDAY evening was hun
BY bis Sunday sohooi aik>
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-04

Czn h1yea Roou oppoftuufty Of seosif:na
4 xdeAft store Fine 1ocakt1n. Roas "a.
1i9I = once Or Aafoh Ash. Addrssa b.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-04

fure DrnEs.
The people hays confidence In the purI.
ty Of our drugs. W. q. Taylor. 800 King
street
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-04

Pension Issued.
Mrs. Harriet Rhoads Of Middletovn ha
I epn granted a pension.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-04

No recon mend Johpson's 1IagnstIo OH
Tor rheumHtigui. neuralgia sprainA
hruises, lame back; Il quIckiy relieves
pain. rs and 10 cta, sl M
n. u. bantorth. 2u aud Market streets.
and Millsrs Drug store. a03 Market st.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-04
STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
Closing Qnotations Of the New York and
PhlIadeIphia Exchanges.

Y SEYs YoRE. Jan. 8.-The stock market was
e48fsegsl1keaS by weakness At the opening,
which extended TO a ulias, and
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-07-12

As he entered tine barber shop thew
prominent official uf the Duluth road,
very prominent, 50 near the to-, that lac
might he described aS the top iiSclfl. he
sat down in the chair and the harber
Went to work On his we'll doIncd poll
The barber was a cheerful man. fond
of social intercourse and rather prided
himself on bis powers as u conversation
ist. So when he felt the head of the
Duluth official with his taper fingers, he
thought he would astoniSh and please
him with some conversation and per
haps the Official would in turn write out
ten years pass on piece of shaving
soap,
so the barber was light and merry,
learned and philosophical by turns. and
was well pleased with the expression
that stole over the Officially face. 50 full
of appreciation was il. He knew thar he
would handle 4 pour b0ire uf quarter,
II he did not get the pass. He was de-
ternined TO please, and When the official
asked him if he had any cotton handy
the barber said he thought he had He
sent quickly to a store and secured n
small supply of the cotton, and giving it
to the official that gent leman took two
small fragments and put them in has
ears
Then the h0rber thought Of Casey at
the bat-St- Paul Dispatch.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-07-12

In all probability tho most distin-
guishca female Clergyman in this coun-
try Is Rev Phebe \ Hanaford. nc
preseot a resident of Gotham. She is
not occupying pulpit. however, and il
Is hardly possible she ever will AGAIN.
Kew Hahatord for almost 30 years has
been an ordained minister in successful
charge of a number of congregations
DR. Hanaford is u member of Surosis
and a well known writer and lecturer
as we'll as minister. She has the honor
to be the pioneer Of women III the sacred
desk IN this country, as she was the first
ordained woman minister in America
and the fourth in the world d-Philadel-
phia Press