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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-07-12
CastOriL

"Cas.o.'a s. s,wc,l alau,eito Children that
Irccll..l. ... B. - superior toaay PERCEPTION
''' T. 4. Ancurp. II. D.,
III 50. Czfori St. brooklyn, y Y.
.Our physicians in the chillren's depart
r,ent have spoken highly Of thc'r expert
ence in tho.. outSiio Practice v.,A C--ioriA
and although ", oa.y hare among our
medical supplies whas is known Is regular
products yet we arc free 10 confess that the
merits Of Castoria has Won Us to look with
favor upon il"
UNITED Hosr--4L AS0 Dis7-SsAET,
Boston, Mas
Arrrx c. SwTH. Pres,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-07-12
PIANOS AND ORGANS

A First Class, High Top. Solid Black
Walnut Organ with German Plate Glass
Mirror for 35. Warranted for six
years. Putnam's Music Store. Staun-
ton, Va. Sole agent for the CHECKER
ing & Sons Pianos. Write for cata
logues and prices.
APP yr pd.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-07-12
What is

tora is Dr. Samuel Pitchers prescription for Infants
and Children 1t contains neither Opiuh' A.Orpilhc i'i
,her Narcotic substance Is is q harmless SUBSTITUTE
G. .,.oo,ic Drops Soothin. SyrupS, and Caster Oil.
II i pleasant Its guarantee is thirty years use by
,r,.ops Mothers Castoria destroys Worms and aayS
rsvcrisbness Castora prevents vomiting Sour Our"'
o,res Diarrhoea and Wind Collie. CastorA reheFeS
+Aotbinr troubles cures constipation and ha'ulehey'
Costoria as initiates the food regulates inc stomach
and bowels giving healthy and na'"''l Sep
- Cbi,d-e,,s Panacea-thc Mothers Friend.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-07-12
Your Attention

The old man is still alive and can make
,Id farms new and new farms old. The
fwiIl do by taking out al stamps on
youri arms. viii also dig and clean your
eelIs aud sistcrnF Call on er addrsts
An. EVANS,
AZ uly' xd'nbarg Va.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-07-12

The csntaur Company Murray Street New Yo7k City
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NoRrnBoUND NAIL All Pa. ,U Nix.

490 MIIED TRAINS NORTH
Leave Woodstock at9 40 q n, arrive at
Haiper's Ferry at 5 IL p N. On Sunday
leave Woodstock att 04pm.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-07-12

ALrrS c. SMITH, Pres,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-18
The smart Jack Tar.

The average bluejaoket as / knew him
long ago was always good fellow, but
you seldom knew where to have him. He
was unquestionably drunken fellow, and
he used to manage to get dead drunk faster
than any other class of men with whom
have ever been acquainted. He was not
steady. Apart from his officer ho seemed
almost a reed shaken with the wind,
though his personal courage was always
lionlike when reused. He was proud OF
his officer, especially II the officer was hard
on him. He was somewhat of fatalist,
quick to imagine that fate was against
him and to give up tho struggle against it.
He was quarrelsome in his cups, but al
most always distinctly witty out of them.
He preserves his humor to the present day.
Tho stories about frying watches and
lighting pipes with a5 notes give an utter
ly false notion of the bluejacket. Philip
drunk might have done such things, but
not Philip sober. Philip sober has always
been and Is peculiarly sharp and thrifty
about money. Philip sober 40 or so
years ago took wonderful care of the pence
and he does SO still. But 40 or SO years
ago he was filled with an ignorant sus-
picion of every one who had to do with his
money, and who did not play upon his
fancies. He has got over that now per-
haps pretty well, but no one of his rank of
life makes closer calculations or drives a
better bargain than the developed blue
Jacket of today.-Admiral Colomb In
North American Review.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-18
The Ada,c,.., po,n,er.

II is said that Mr.. Addleks whispered to
some OF his friends II they wished to
isake money to buy Bay State Gas Stock.
some OF them did SO, and there has been
an advance In The stock from eco to SEA.
and II has been represented that 1t will ad-
vatcs to $50 per share In the next three
months. MIR. A. may be right In his pre-
dictions. and he may be wrong. although
he should know what he is talking about.
Some parsons were satisfied that Read
lug Railroad Stock was good thing to
luy. and yet it turned out very badly.
Persons must use their own Judgment in
tu,ing stocks or they may get their fing-
ers burned. Some persons who took ad-
vantage Of the Addlcks' pointer. have
sold out and made q snug little sum.
What will be the result Of those who
bought for an investment remains to be
seen.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-18
DIsLIKEO LIBERTY.
Two Youths Held For the Upper Court For
BrcnKing Into n Store.

Officer Glling yesterday afternoon nr-
rested John Mcguire on King direct while
he was begging. John can get work to do
and as he was sober when the officer ar
r ,eted him Judge Ball gave him chance
t. 10 and be o man once more.
lleister Brown was arrested by officer
Edwards on Front street near Walnut
while intoxicated. 1t is only week since
he took the pledge to abstain from intoxt.
eating liquor. He was fined So and costs,
William j. Kelly was released from jan
yesterday morning. Last evening he was
thrown out OF Front street saloon be.
cause he had iusulted the bartender who
refused TO give him any drink lie will
spend 40 days in jail in default Of payment
of 20 and costs.
Edward Conner and Leslie Flnney. two
youths, will have to answer the charge OF
breaking into the butcher shop OF Isaac d.
Fredd. They were arrested by Detective
Wttsll and police officer.
George L, Prettymau deposed that he
saw FInney and another boy breaking In
the door.
Detective Wltsil swore that Finney made
admissions to him aud the little wooden
knife which prled up the hooks was pre-
sen:ed In court. Bali was fixed at s2O0.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-18
AutuInnaI Feast,

Ezion III. +. Sunday school are preparing
to celebrate their second annual autumnal
feast commencing Monday evening, the
2lst inst. and continuing during the
each evening. On Monday evening the
eloquent and talented. DIR. p. o. Connell
OF Philadelphia will deliver an address,
subject. Gods message to the young.
Admiration tree to all. On Tuesday even
Ing. WilminRton's favorite exhibitor, DIR.
ii. A. Monroe. will present his splendi i'd
art exhibition. Admission only 10 cents,
Wednesday evening a reunion Of the
Sunday schools of the city Thursday
evening grand free musical. Friday even
iDg the beautiful cantata. "a trip 10
Europe" will be rendered by the infant
school. Saturday evening. 'Old folks
concert" Every one Is invited to attend
We will please you. Admission free OK.
cept tuesday aud Friday, on these mig hts
Ill Webb naatnr
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-18
on For The Lnunl,.

When the Runboat Wilmington lie
Launched to- morrow morning at Newport
News the ceremony will be witnessed by
about 900 residents of this oity.
The Board OF Trade and several lending
citizens accom- panied In some instances
by their lady friends left over the Della.
ware division shortly before noon,
Each member OF the party wore n darl,
badge, OIL which was the following in.
seription In gold: Board OF Trade OF
Wilmington, Delaware. Launch of Gun.
10. 1896"
This afternoon the Mayor. City Council
and oiioers and large number Or citizens
went by the b. d o., as did also special i
train over tbd p, W. & B.
The HEpuBIIcAN will be represented by
one OF Its stan, Arthur @. Davies.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-18
The Presidency.

The third term theory u senator Gray
does not appear to take with the rank and
lille OF bis party. 1t has thus far fallen as
HAT as hls predictions In regard to dollar
wheat He is false prophet. and those
who follow him will find themselves as
badly mired as were the followers Of the
hghts that hoated over the marches to de.
coy the traveller from the highway. Those
who put faith to hls prophecies will find
themselves victimized. just as certainly
as were those OF Joe Smith or any other
latter day saint. Lat evary one remember
"that all Is not gold that glItters. and
never forsaksa a we'll established truth for
an untrue theory at the suggestion OF st.
Stephen. ST. George or any othor Saint In
the Calendar.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-18
nanar rsr ,fIIrln.,a.,an..

Those msmbera Of the Union Veteran
Legion who are Attending the National
Eneampment At Buffalo marched In the
fret afvision at tho big parade there ON
Wednesday. The line Yves under the com.
mand OF John T. Donahoe.
At the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Union
Veteran Legion In the same cIty Mira.
MeIvina Tuxbury. the Junior Vice presl-
dent who is also OF this clty. made an
address. Mrs. Ellen Woean Of thls city
70 also the national chaplain OF the sRme
body.
At the meeting of the Supreme Circle
OF the motherhood OF tile Union, now
being held at Atlantic City. Edgar L.
Hastings Of Milisboro has been elected
supreme watcher.
At the National Bullders' Convention
now being held In Baltimore. A. s. Reed
Of Wilmington ID one OF q committee to
consider the advlsability of forming State
ORGANIZATIONS OF Duliders.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-18
Funny. But True.

Eyes examined by Mr.. Last, the oobbler.
Eyes examined by MIR. Needle the tailor.
Eyes examined by MIR. Ribbon. the mil
liner.
Eyes examined by Mr.. Ticker. the watch.
maker.
Advertisements like the above are be-
coming familiar. but what IL more won
deriul 10 that there can possibly be some
people who have so little regard fer that
most sensitive member of their constitu-
tion. the eye, US to uilow every Tom. Dick
end Harry OF matchmaker to practice on
their eyes. Prof. Well Is an optiolan of
thirty years experience and examines eyes
Tree OF charge at sos Market street. Now,
where should you go, to him. OF to u
matchmaker?
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-18

They are of. Quite a good sized
delegation left our city this morning
to attend the launch of the gunboat vii.
mlngton. Mise Anna b. Gray. daughter
OF Senator Gray. will chrlsten it. The
Board OF Trade and it's guests numbering
about forty.ilye persons left tho p, W. &
b. depot at 1l.03 O'Clock.
Mayor Jefferis and City Council and
others DumberiDg come one hundred per
sons left by way of the b. Il o. II. II,
Another party fIom this city will see
the launch going us the guests OF Superin
tendent Holiday
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-18

AHxsoDx reading Tho editorial in last
nlghrs Every Evening headed 'Ts u Z
pointer for politics or bualness r. would
be led 10 believe that tho editor had besn
hit while speculatIng In stocks. No per.
son breads the fire like burnt child.
Thsre's no doubt that Mr.Addicks follows
the business OF purchasing gas plants
Tor hls health. That's what the most OF
our business men are In business for Gust
at the present time.) The man who specu-
iates must expect to lose once In c while.
IL he does not then he had better lot
stock speculation alone. The investor
and speculator are two different kinds OF
seekers after wealth.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-18

A MASS laeetiDg will bs held in the
Grand Opera House on Saturday evening
TO express the sympathy of the people Of
the State OF Delaware with the Cuban In.
surgents in their present struggle for
liberty. full attendance 10 earnestly
requested. Seats will be reserved for
ladies' and their escorts until $50. Grace
Orchestra will furnish the music. The
following gentlemen will address the
meeting; Father flynn. Fidel Plerra. OF
New York;M Estrada Palma. delegate Of
the Cuba Junta. iand MIR. Quesada. Seore.
tary OF the Cuba party in this country.
The hass will be presented by tue Rsv. DR..
Hubbard.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-18

Old mother Shipton's prophecies are
coming true. Is It to be wondered at
that great many persons think the end
Of the millennium is drawing near2 You
can talk with any of your friends from
Wilmington to San Francisco; carriages
that run without horses are now to be
seen on the streets OF France and New
York. ELECTRICITY is one of the invisible
but realistic forces that Mother shipton
must have had In her mind when proph.
esying. We are patiently waiting for the
end,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-18

JAMES ]. Corbett bas been arrested on
warrant sworn out by Prosecuting Attor
ney League OF Hot Springs. ARK. Hs lie
charged with consprlnR to commit a
breach OF the peace by entering into an
agreement to do bodily harm to one
Robert Fltzslmmons." He will be- given
hearing today. In default OF $4,000
bail he will be committed to jail. His
attorneys will then attemp pt to get him re.
leased on habaas corpus proceedings.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-18
A Hig surnrI.n

At the meeting OF the Ladies' Auxiliary,
No. 20, OF the Union Veteran Legion last
egehlnE the Idea OF holding "A Povertie
SasheP was discussed at length, The
members wore agreeably surprised when
Mfs Sarah Berry, senior vice president,
and Mrs. Sarah Dunbar, chaplain. Invited
them to partake OF cake, coffee and
fruits. Several pretty addresses wero
delivered, and the mem bers feel sincerely
grateful toward their officers for such a
big surprlse and pleasant treat.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-18
KENNARD & CO
62l-623 Market ST.

We are trying to better this
business.
By giving You better dry
goods, better service, better
everything that ought to go in
a first-class establishment.
Perhaps you are not yet ac-
quainted with this better way of
selling dry goods.
Isn't it something to come
where the same measure of at.
tention goes, whether you buy
a package of pins or a silk
dresss
Another great lot of the new.
est things in Jackets just re.
ceiyed from New York ready
for Saturday sales.
Having had a wonderful sue
cess on our exclusive styles
this season we are in fine con.
dilion with these new styles to
continue the great sales we al
ready have had in this ,up-to.
date department. Visit it.
New Fancy Buttons, beauti.
full designs.
New Jet Trimmings in large
variety.
New Spangle Iridescent
Gimp IN tho popular widths.
Jet collars. Jet fronts. Jet
ornaments. Jet buttons.
All new this season.
A beautiful line of Fancy
Silks tor evening wear. $3.50.
New and exclusive.
Velvets in almost every
k known shade, $1.00, S1.5O and
Colored Velveteens, new col.
orlngs, 80 cents; former $1.OO
quality. p
Velours for Jackets and
Capes. 24.inch Velvets, $500
and $500, for Dresses and
Capes.
A great stock of Black. White
and Colored Chiffon and Mus.
lin de Sole, from 80 cents to
$l.25 per yard. Fancy Nets
tor waists and dresses.
We have a fine assortment
OF desirable fabrics in the
Dress Goods department and
we would be pleased to have
you look through ft.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-18
CanpibaI Humor.

The missionary stood before the cauni-
bal king as the cook built the fire in tba
kitchen stove.
am greatly disappointed in you" /" re-
marked the missionary to the king.
But, my dear boy, - replied tho king
playfully, 'tyou are not in me YETI And
the missionary turned away and gazed out
yearningly over tho placid bosom Of the
Paoiio.-New York Sun.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-18

Mrs. Harvey Martin of this city passed
Wednesday with her brother. W. II. Tur.
ner, In West Chester.
The Reformed Episcopal Church Synod
came to close yesterday after selecting
Philadelphia as the next place Of meet
ing.
The Columbia Glea Club gave an en-.
1oyable concert In Calvary Baptist Church
last night.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-18

ANOTHER good man gone wrong. Cash.
Ter c. Ii. Stuckey of the State Bank of
Duluth, who has hold the position for s
years is missing and Sll oi0 has disap.
peared with him. Handling other peoples
money turued his head. The officer OF the
bank are after him.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-18
It. M wier. filth mud King s,rce,s

is tn 9 place where you ought to buy. Every
body Is trying to make II dollar go as far az
they can. You can make It 20 further by
buying from us than you can in any Other
place. Goods never were as low AS they arc
now. Just think OF rolled oats. not cheap or
old. but nrst.clHs5 new oats, pounds for
centsL You never bought these oods that
10 W before. HaYo you tried the new self
raising buck kwheat; 10 cents for large cents
for small package, there is no better buck-
wheat put up than this. l.ea's new prepared
corn meal 10 cents package. DID you ever
use this? We sell a lot OF It. New barley, 1
cents pound; New split peas. 8 cents a
quart We have SO many new things this
and see yourself. You'll see Gold Medal
-four " cents bag. All kinds of jeIIy 8
cent pound. New apple butter cents pound.
Have you seen the new salt Cayusa, put up
the same aud Just as good as Worcester.
Largo ~ cent bag tor cents. Good butrer
and iresh eggs at T. M IkRs Fifth and
King streeta oil fetF
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-18
TIT JOYFUL pEkLINt.

With the exhllaratlng sense of renewed
health and strength aud informal cleanll.
ness, which follows the use of Syrup of
Figs, Is unknown 10 the few who have not
progressed beyond the old lime medi-
cines and the cheap Substitutes some
times offered but never accepted by tha
we'll nformed.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-18
aiorInrlty Home Again.

@. J. MorIarity. better known as Jack
Daley is home again after q years trip
south. Whils away the clever local pugl-
list won 10 lights and drew but one. He is
In the pink OF condition and 10 again anx-
ious to meet Ed. Mcdonnell In ten-round
contest or whatever number he may desire
and has forfeit OF ESQ or s1oo to post at
auy time.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-18
Fnnnrni ia sirs nu,,,h.

The funeral OF Mrs. HeIolse @. widow or
County, Pa, took place today. Interment
was made at Woodland'a Cemetery. De.
ceased was daughter of the late Francis
Al. Drexel and was the richest woman In
Chester County as she was reputed to be
worth several millions.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-18

AccoHDISG to tho count of the ballots in
the foot ball contest for the gold watch
PreDtiss OF the Warren team Is ahead,
Har vey is a close second. with Ellison
third Boys stir up yourselves and hustle
for coupons. the watch is worth winning
and may the contestant receiving u O
largest number OF yotes win. We have no
favorte. so pitch in and roll up the win
ming vote and the watch Is yours.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-18

II begins to look as If Wilmington had
too many places Of amusements, or else
the people dun't want to .,ly. 40 tho long
green. There as1 now thre4 permuue Mt
places OF Amusement with one or two
emporary halle TO cater to the wants
aud needs of our citizens. Inc season Ia
early yet. VIII they all be self sustain
ie the all absorbing inquiry. We think
not.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-18

A WILMrNGToS lady has been honored by
the Union Veteran Legion. Mrs. NJ. B.
TuxUury has been elected national presl-
dent OF tho Ladies' Auxiliary Association.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-18

Mr.. Edward Addlcks has secured tho
queen City gas franchise at Buffalo, NY.
to which the New York State Legislature
oi 1898 gave permission to tear up the
streets. MIR Addicks Gays he will furnish
gas TO the citizens of BuiIlIo cheaper than
Inc old company. He appears to DO right
at nome In the gas business and from ap-
pearances is not bursted by any means,
as reported by numerous persons In our
city during the last campaign. From
appearances Mr. Addicks must have few
loose dollars yet laying around to Jingle
together in his trousers pockets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-18
The tsrnnd l.inrain.

The Grand Lcoln." is the title of a
lecture to be delivered on january 18th
In tho Opera House by Henry watterson q
Tor the benefit OF Dupont Post No. 2. @,
A. X.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-18
The Cubau Aru,r.

Collector Of Port Townsend received In.
Cubans' arms which have bean stored In
the basement Of the Custom House
since tue arrest of the alleged filiDus.
tera.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-18

The Hon. John L. Smith. of westmins-
ter. Nd. Judge OF the Circuit Court OF
Carroll Co.. Nd, says: Il have used Sal
va9ion Oh for rheumatism. Its effects
were prompt and lasting"
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-18
Cniarrl. Curesi.

Health and sweet breath secured, by
shliOh's Catsrrh Remedy. Price so cents.
Nasal Injector Tree. For sala by N. Ii.
Danforth. End and Market streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-18
ADemsnratio Exn.disnt

In order to Increase the revenues of the
Government IL is stated tnat Secreta ry
Carlisle will recommend to Congress 10
revive the old act requiring the placin z
OF atamp on oil checks aud impo sing an
additional tax on beer. We think the
adoption OF such taxes would DO like
driving another nail 10 the Democratic
Collin. The stamp act always has been
Objectionable and ouly biunders will
seek tu revive. Something III ist be done.
however. to get moro money. and these
Democratic ilnanciers. driven to their
wits ends, like drowning men catch at
s.rawt." In looking a: their theory OF
makeshlfts we are reminded of the old
saying; Those whom the gods will to
destroy they first make mad"
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-18
IL snyc. IIycs Everx Dnx

Thousands Of cases OF Consump tion
Asthma Coughs. Colds aud Group are
cured every day by Shlloh's Cure. For
saie by N. b. Danforth. Bud and Market
streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-18

MRS Charlton Edholm. who made q
house to house visit while In our city of
the houses of prostitution is now visiting
baltimore. She made visit to the houses
In Baltimore and visited the houses Of ILL
fame on Josephine street. She was &c
eompanied by several ladies' In her visit
besids several policemen and several re.
porters' An inmate young girl just
budding Into womanhood. told Mrs Ed
holm that the party had better go around
to some OF the factories aud stores that
grind the poor girls down to So a week
and get them to pay better wages. That
no honest girls could keep body and soul
together on such pittance. The ladies'
tried to get the Inmates TO leave their lives
OF shame and lead better lifs.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-18
Coffee. Cigars

j. I. Mullln has returned to West Ches.
ter. Pa, after three day visit.
Thomas Kookinjay has returned from
Paris.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-18

The enormous sale of Dr. Bulls Cough
syrup has brought to the surface numer.
Gus limitations. Keep sharp look out
when you buy.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-18

THE south Carolina Constitutional Con.
ventIon assembled on "Wednesday. The
provision under consideration declares
nat 1t should be unlawful for any white
& person to marry any person having negro
alood In his or her veins. and providing
for the punishment OF eohabitation by
the Legislature. An amend meut was in.
troduced excepting from the provision OF
the law those people In tho state who.
although they have slight lntermlngllng
of negro blood. have the status OF white
DeDDle
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-18

Lost Their Heads.

A printed rule at the police station aaya
that no one is allowed inside the enclosure
without permission OF the captain. To.
day Sign ON the gate reads mo Admit.
tance." By this It would seem that all
power hae been tnken away from tho
captain. Poor captain the newspaper
m en- pity you.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-18
The Thu PInte Industry,

The Every Evening after predicting, tlue
nhd again. that tin plate could not be-
n"ae In this country, now announces that
the increased production of tin plate,
during the past three months has
been at the rate Of 500. OO6 boxes year
exclusive of tho factories which m erely
UP imported plate W9 think that this
Is doing well for an article which did not
exist In this country, and could not pos.
slbly he manufaeted by our people. Tn o
Mih'nls tariff however. gaya the la.
oistry start, and 1t now looks as IL 1t
haa come 10 stay In defiance OF the ad
verse provision of the Defnocratlc tarin.