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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1895-08-28

Trains leave Spartanburg, a. and G. division,
northbound 4.2s o. rn 3.l9 p. M, 61s p. m, (Ves-
ttbuled Limited; southbound, LOO o. M, s.osp p.
M, 1l.37 o. M, (Vestibuled Limited).
Trains leave Greenville, a. and G. Division,
nor,hbound 3.29a.m., 2. IA pm, and b.27pnr (Ves'
tibuled Limited); southhound, 1.62a. M, 4.So p.
No., 1928 D. M, Vestibuled Limited).
Trains leave Seneca, A. and C. Division, north.
bound, 2O2 a. m. and l2.A p. m; southbound, ao2
o. m. and sos p. m.
PULLMAN SERVICE.
Trains is and 16 between Asheville and Co
lumbia make connection ut Columbia with =.
C. & P, trains IS and &c. and carry through
Pullman sleeping cars between Asheville and
Jacksonville.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars on Trains Is
and SO, 81 and 3s, on A. and C. Division.
W. A. TURK, s. H. HAHDWlCh.
Gen. Pas. Agt As't Gen. Pas. Ast. Eas Sys.
VIII GREEN. JIM CULP,
GenI Superintendent. Trannc Mgr.
Washington. D. G.
E. BERKELEY, Supt, Columbia, s. o.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1895-08-28
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M,S SGs Pullman Buffet sleeping cars between
Aian,a s and Washington through sleeper Seswsea nus
Monroe and and Portsmouth, Va and Pullman Sor SoIs'
paror between washington AM and Nsw
sleeping cars between cbar0itss los i9a feiveen Atlanta
TSss a5S Sossi Hsf IS saIyns ans NJ
ali points ns5h and fs, Rs1 ns sG59a on a %
ers for masninge0Y far YORK Trains 81 and A. solid
Ronnqa 9on. SetSeen l1e new Atlanta and With .sia
sl sh1TnEa Tpion depo.e It cOapanys ticket oce No.
Kin 4o6a 1all HTT1g Wr rR General Manager. ssJor
" Atlantis. 9 o. TT. AaDERsoa, y: ia Ag
1, sEgafsp, b!y, ess, sgt1 As!1I o. $3.50
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-12
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At the session OF the Municipal Court
last evening Annie Johns, coiored. was
liuen SO anl costs for assault and battery
ON Mary Moore
Rachsl Sllvermhn WIS charged with the
violation OF The sunday Jaws 0y buying
al umbrella on Sund y, The Court dis.
MISSED the cas-, with IA caution.
Charles Stevens was held In $500 ball
Tor The upper court to answer the charge
OF larceny OF $50 from William O. Davis.
John Savtlle was charged Ia conjunction
with James Patton with the larceny OF nm
umbrella from the residence OF Charles
Soiloway, 40S Vest Fourth street on sun.
day afternoon
John Murphy testiiiod that he had sean
Savllle eater the house and soon after.
wards come out with the umbrella. 81.
vile stated to the Court that ha met Pat.
ton at Front and Market streets and gave
him the umbrella 10 sell. lie alone was
connected with the larceny OF the utn.
BrelH aavi!ln WIS held In 500 ball for
the upper court and Patton was DIS.
charged.
Cllarles Ii. Sampson, colored, Furnished
the comedy for tina court this gaorning,
lie got hls pension of ga Yesterday aud
celebrated tho event by imbiDing some.
thing stronger than ltowanty Cresk"
water. Some time after midnight no
came IN contact with William H. sanders
mud Officer Malloney found Sanders try.
ing to choke Sampson behind the big
lump OF coal at Ndrp.rs coal olilen.
simpson knew nothing that trAnspred
during tie evening. His money and watch
were mlnsnR.
sardera WIS hell in s2O9 bail for fur.
tler heart < to- IN orrow morning In order
that he could secure Il witness. At the
hall slG5O and watch wers fonnI ON
simpson. lie waEte1 ten cants out of
the amount this morning. but the pnek.
age was gwen to hie VILE who can relieve
tnr cravings pf his appetite and furnish a
detective TO search Tor the rata obtained
yesterday.
laMranco Adams, oolorrd. appeared in
the dock with several patches of plaster
on lis face, The trouble seemed to he
thaI lust evening wi!sn he went home no
shlu'ed hls woman win n pitcher and lett
love mark or two ON her head She in
return showed hea feelings by sending a
lamp chllnhey Lying TO Ills face and the
result was that lie was cut in several
places, lne case will Ia tried tomorrow
In0rniug.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-12

New YORK March 12.-Alphonse Vail
airc, who has several aliases. was arrested
yesterday on u chnrge of passing forged
checks for amounts ranging from $40 to
$50. Vallaire was sent TO Sing Sing three
years ago for passing forged check.
N0llaire was accompanied by good look.
ing young woman, who, he claimed. was
his wife. In their room was found bank
book on the First National bank of Baltl.
more, and several stubs indicated that the
checks had been used There was also
found II typrwrittcn letter from United
States Senator Vest, dated at Washington
and addressed to Governor Flower. SEN
ntor Vest pleaded for VHllaires pardon,
claiming that his fnthcr was prominent
attorney In 81. Louis A bottle contain.
ing Knockout drops" was found in the
woman's possession. The prisoner gave
his name ms Alber, ST. Clair, and his resi-.
dcnce us Phi Hinlphio
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-12

The public meeting In the Opera House
Lost night in the Interest OF compulsory
education and under tho auspices OF the
New Century Club was poorly attended
owing to the inclement weather. Not
over 800 people wore In the house.
On the platform with ChieI Justice Lore
sat Dr. Merritt Hulbura. ID. d., Charles s.
Rowland. j. Is. Roberts. Mrs, Benjamin
Nelds, Mrs. j. Frank Ball. Mrs. W. W,
Pusey, Mrs. Wesley Weldin. Mrs A. d.
Warner, Mrs Charles Il. Miller Mira
Charles y. Rowland. Mrs. A. II. Berlin and
Mes Margaret S. lllles.
In stating the object Of the meeting tho
Chief Justice SAID:
''lhs progress OF the nineteenth century
has produced one force not known In any
other century of history, that of universal
education. IL was born In the throas OF
the French revolution and Is the evolution
OF the thought that it is not In the king,
but in the people rosts the authority 10
govern. and the forces That defend ma.
tionsi and that nations do not exist
for the benefit Of the kings, but for the
people.
1t follows that with tho people rests
authority to do what Is necessary for
their defense and well being, and under
this head comes the subject. the consider.
alton OF which lie the object of this meet.
ing. Intelligence IL all essential qualiti-
cation OF governing force This Is true
OF all governments. and Is particularly
true OF republic where the people are
the law making power and make laws
either wise or vicious according as they
are Intelligent and virtuous or ignorant
and vicious. Scientific Investigation has
proved that given 1000 ignorant PEG 10
and 1000 intelligent people. the nroduo.
ton OF criminals by the Visions 1000 will
be Al TO Of the Intelligent people. or
the same people the proportion OF PAU.
perism will be 10 toI.
Experience teachers that tho state must
educate lis citizens. This teaching ia go
plain that 1t 10 rot questioned In It's bro ID
sense. In all Intelligent nutipns pro-
Visions are now made for tho education of
the muses.. and in many OF them IL is
made compulsory. This IL true of France
Switzerland, Sweden and Germany, and
the majority Of tho people who come to
this country from those nations can read
and write. 1t ls true also OF 70 states OF
tho Union, and whenever the law hes been
compiled with is has produced good 70.
suits
Rev, A d. Mayo, d. D., OF Washing ton,
was then Introduced. and In an,interesting
address reclted the facts OF early American
history In regard to public education and
also outlined the growth of the public
schools, which beginning In Eastern States
has been approved by all the States
1hen followed addresses by Mrs Benia.
min Nieldst Mrs. J. Frank Ball and Dr.
Hulburd.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-12
WI Y?

why are so many persons
blind to their own interestsl A
little thought will often save
great trouble.
WHY will women do so many
imprudent things and then suf-
fer when there is no need of it!
WHY will men become care.
less and overdo when by care
they can avoid it alll
WHY will people permit head.
aches, lassitude, debility, strange
pains and broken health when
all can easily be escaped.
WHY, in fact, will men and
women suffer when they can
become healthy and prolong
their lives by the use Of War.
ner's Safe Cure9 ..
WHY will people foolishly ex.
pertinent with inferior things
when this best known and only
reliable remedy is so easily
within their reach?
WHY, when you know these
things, reader, do you delay?
There is no time like the pres.
art
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-12

Tho Montiilore Mutual Beneficial Society
gave grand Purlm banquet aad ball on
MONDAY evening in German Hall, on East
Sixth street near Walnut. Some one hun.
dreI and twenty-five guests were In at.
tendance After dancing until IL O'Clock
to tie strains OF Prof Steubgen's Opera
House orchestra the guests were led To
the banquet room, where II sumptuous
least awaited them, to which ample jus.
tice wac done. Several tonsts were drunk
and speeches made by Da,ld Abramson,
Prof We'll, Max Ephraini. Samuel Sehless,
Rohelt Relchart mud others.
After doing ample Justice to vands they
assembled AGAIN In tho ball room ana on
Joyed tripping the light fantastic until
the wee sma' hours tins morning. Among
those present were; u. Abramgon aud
vile. Prof Well and sister. Max Ephram
ana wife, Nahum Lieherman and wife,
samnei Slesstnger and wife, Samuel Har.
ris and wife s. Turk and wife, Mr. and Mrs,
Naihan Levy aud daughters, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. Wolters, MIR. Greehabnum, Mr.. and
Alrs. Samuel Wolters Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Plzor. Mr. and NIrs. Nathan Barsky, Mir,
ana Mrs. Sol BehrlnRer, Mr.. Norris Levy
ami there were numerous guests present
From Philadelphia and Nsy Castle.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-12

The congregation of this live and pro.
Rresslve church worshipped in their beau.
tiful Auditorium last Sabbath Every
seat In the body of the church and CALLER
les was taken IN the morning 1t Ia said,
ANA The greatest congregation in the his.
tory oil the society in the evening. The
people beside occupying every scat, sIt.
ting around the pulpit, bringing soats
from below TO I'LL spaces. standing when
convenient loft because oil lack of as.
comodatlon. Prof. S. NJ Stretton pre-.
sided at the organ tpipe organ aud the
music both vocal and Instrumental was
line.
1t was not dedication. as everything
Is not complete. 1t was Il happy day for
the people. Two persons were taken 10
full membership in the evening. 'Amens"
and GLORY" we're to be heard In tile con.
gregation. The dedication 10 expected in
May. Baptism OF infants next Sabbath ln
the morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-12

>
Detective W, T. Jones has 10 bis posses.
sion twenty-five pounds OF bar solder
bearing the name OF latham and Broth
or OF Philadelphia.
Mr.. Franh d. Sweeten has accepted n
position with an electric company OF
New York with headquarters In Philadel.
phla. He goes baok and forth every
morning and evening.
MIR. Edward Farmar. No. eo4 West
Sixth street. Is In his Sind year. He has
been indisposed for the last ten days
suffering with q bad cold.
Mrs. Hattie Wilson (nee Thomps OF
Newport News. Va, is vlsltlng her father
W. l.. Thompson. VITO is very Ill at his
home. $40 kirkwood street.
Delaware Avenue Baptist Bible School
Will give supper In the lecture room OF
the church on Thursday ever ing. The
proceeds OF the supper will go toward
making needed repairs to the Sunday
school room.
Rev ID. v. Lucas, ID. D., OF Canada, In st.
PauPs Nj. Il. Church on Wednesday even
ing) March IL. Subject: "The Grasshop.
pers."
The demands upon the Provldent So.
clely have been 80 great that the mana.
gers tind that 1t is necessary for them to
make an effort to obtain more funds with
therefore been decided to give q Provl
de Mt Tea In the Lear future.
The ladies' of the First NJ. P. Church.
Seventh street near Walnut. will give
their annual supper in the lecture room
OF their church on next Wednesday even
ing. supper will he served from to
1890 o'clouk. Ilcliete 25 cents. The pro.
ceeds will he used toward paying the pas.
tors salary.
A complimentary concert will be given
in the Opera House on Tuesday evening
by Lodges Nos. l, ., B. 10 and 81, A. o. u.
W. A feature of the evening will he lee.
ture by Supreme Overseer John u. Tate
or Nebraska. A musical programme will
also be rendered by the Philadelphia
Quartette.
Rosanna oBrien, aged IS years. died In
West Chester on Saturday evening. She
leaves friends and relatives IN our city to
NOUN her loss.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-12

FLINN--on March Q. willard. son OF Thos;
i, and Anna NJ. Film, sged o months and
l9days.
Funeral on Tuesday afternoon ats o'clock
from his parents residence 800 Droome street.
lnterment Mt Cathedral Cemetery.
WOoLMAN-on March 10. David woolman,
in his 10th year.
Relatives mud friends are invited to attend
tho funeral from the residence OF Jesse X.
baylls ~ West street on Wednesday. 18th
Il 81, a. a.30p. III. lnterment At Wilmington
and Brandywins Cemetery
McPilkasON-Dn March II. Mary McPher-
son aged s. years.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
her funeral from ths residence of hnr son.
II. NJ. Mcihurson, No. eJll Delaware avenue,
ON wednesday ate noon, at 2.O o clock.
lniermeni Ut Green ihll Cemetery.
HhpLEY-In WILLIAMSBURG. N. j., on March
$. uc,tn Iva, daughter oil W alter IL and
EVA Hpdry. aged " months
IN ertncn AZ salem, N j., ON wednesday
afternoon.
PENNlNG rOS--At rest on March l.. 1895,
May Geneva, oldest daughter of Frank
ana nnie Pennington.
Tho reiutiveS an friends OF the family are
respectfully thvHed to attend tue funeral
services on Wednesday, Mar h u. ls9 at 2
O'Clock p, M, from her home near Odessa
DeiawRr', wiihOd. tu,t her notice.
An Dotnwaro papers pleas, copy.
JEFFtms-On third month, tith Inst. at the
res dcncc OF her SON inaw N, Ieho, III
jefferson street hurIha U. Jenert In her
nth year
tun"ta o. sixth day. third month Is Inst.
Al Doc Kun ffieuds lurAing ground. train
leaving W. Hud n. station AT : 80 u. IN. West
Chest' papers plsaso copy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-12
THE ENPIRE
Department Store
1s-.zsr-1 $500 -7.--. t---.-5 / E
Ehi-TssRLY sA.E,

Everybody Appreciates the fact that
merchandise are uiwaNs needing, we Will
to morrow. tM pduuaday and lhursduv,
March 18Th and l4th,) give the greatest
vnlucS ever shown OR prices are SO low
thai no econul Iiral person can afford to
neglect the opportunity.
5Dc will buy AtiAses' bright dougoln
Heat patent tip1 sold sole leather every
pair worth ; % tor BIC
i2c for "Wednesday aud Thursday only.
par OF Boy khro pants. l2c, those
pants are sold elsewhere Tor 40 and 500,
oar prlc0 was 29c, above date will be- l2c
(Hitor Thursday the pIIGs will be 60
Elegant fuEci stampei, nearly yard
sq'mre table covers regular 2jc values for
lue.
Infants tine linen nice size stamped biDs
nc a piece.
Nee yard wide ingram carpet. reg,ll lar
&c gouds re tuGad Wednesday and Thu RS.
day to IA % Il yard.
lnhie linen protectors different designs
ut 81.
Misses rltLed yus's in white and ecru,
put down al q &C apiece lust received }
Buttermilk soap . .Ga cake.
NH5Ilfae A. a buttie
Imported neat patterns percalo suitabls
for shirt waist and dresse4 cut down to
: 10 Il yard WAS sold for ~ 90
HOUSE FL R&lShlNGS.
First quuhty agate ennIusIeu Iippered
saucepans regular pfiee sue reduced to
2Ir.
FIRST quality agate onameled tea.ke tiles
with patented spout attachments actual
value Sl.OO reduced to $50.
Patented coffee htrainerG PC.
Nice fancy tin double natahe safes &c,
a Len.quaft galvanized zinc bucket 22o.
Clothes pins ali you want lc uozsn.
combination dressing case holder,
With mtfTui ami safe combined We
SPECIAL
A lot OF 80 dodbIs .brsasted imported
cloth boys suits. some are worth az high
as 5000. Others not rs much FOR two days
Sia2 u suit.
irst class blue or black Alpine hat
for mon nj iSc,
A iirst-clasa qeality scotch Holland
feet long ) feet wide window blinds. In
brown. blue, tan and Hight green at $50
with all attachments after Thursday
they 20 back to former price. 30 don't
fail to aali and look at Them, It's won
deriul bargain.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-12

The UnurL In Banc which satin Dover al.
teI The present term OF superior Court is
adjourned. will decide the polnts raised
by Waiter Hayes iii the game law violation
Cases Of hurlow and Weer aud Morrow Bro.
liners. This announcement was made by
Lhicf 1n ca Lore yesterday afternoon.
The ar@nr sat was hoard in Superior Court
on Natai and the point ralsed dy Mr..
lthy5s that Tie appeal should huya
been taken I the General Sessions Court,
he appeal tself, he said was made by
virtue OF an act OF tic Legislature found
on page is! of the revised Code, but tllls
act, lie said was unconstitutional The
Case is looked upon as very important
one aud II the point rails ed BY Mr. Hayes
Is sustained II VIII have sweeping effect.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-12

Its an advertisement money saving
one too. II YOU think worth while to read
u. SHOES OF course We have them the
right Kind aud The right prices too, mt
the cheap job lot kind for the best shoes
are none too good for you TO buy or Va
to soil. Not half price shoes either for
nom what little we have noticed our prize
es are oltJn lower than tho usual half price
Footwear advertised, but our gooIs are
simply good lifting, good wenring shoea
at prices worth looking utter il money
saving is an oblact. Fornang No. 10 INST
4lh street between Market and King.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-12

The ilual collection for the missionary
cause Was aiken Ia A-bury sunday school
last sabbath. The collection amounted to
eStsO beinR =iJyt1 ru0fs than tho most
ssnguins eNpattei. We required f25J =
rsaoh the uprOri loameut OF SltUI for the
Church aud scuu1i. but the School he's
rEised dtiriuR tho year oysr $3.50 which il
q iarEs iaGTeHse over last eur. lie money
pAns with great ea5e RGti surprised every.
body. he people Of Ashury are To 30
congratulated for tLer lipeIallty these
hAr1 liuiaB
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-12


The 3rd Musical ana Athletic entertain.
nent under the auspices vi the Diamond
State Athletic CluU will ue held IN the
Opera House. Thursday evening, March
l4Lll, 1895, The following program nas
boon prepared:
Compton ana Mier
Banjo duet -....
Boxing Exhibition
Savllle VS. Smsltz
Spencer ana Thompson
Sus!cai ARTISTS
Boxing Contest
H. NeM Mo- Va. A Corcoran
4rounds at llG lbs.
William Conuelly and Master Clarke
NOcallsls
BpXlrg Special engagement
Leslie Pierce VI Daniel Mcconnell
OF phila,. Pa. OF Camden,N ],
Boxing Contest
Pat Mcconnell VS. Geo. Kelly
Grounds at las lbs w.
Fencing Exhibition with Foils.
Prot Mai lin trltseh vs. julius Sogai
OF Wal OF VII.
Boxing Contest
Frank Holfecker VS. jack smyrna
oil vii. OF Chester, Pa.
rounds at l26 lbs.
lumbing
Burns, McAiuhon, Roberts
Turk, Bnllontne aud Sheldrick
Grhnd wind up.
John Glynu VS. NJ. hal!nhan
Of VII. OF Camden, N. j.
. rounds at 10 lbs.
Lovera OF sport should not fail 10 eae
ehls entertainment AS this talent Will
positively Hppsar AS billed.
Our reputation OF the past will not per.
init US TO fake the puddle.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-12

To Tho Nations Capital win. penun. R. n.
The series OF thros.dRy touTs to Wash.
lngton, y. g., arranged by tile Pelnsyl.
wanna Railroad, offers an opportunity to
visit that piNGe under the most tsYorRele
oontiitiors, the rnle being low ard tho sNr.
vice first nihsa IN every pArtleu ar
tourist sgsE' and an experienced Ady as
chRsnfoG @ill accom- eany Zach tour, and
thu asr''naa oi Bp"Ciai Rulles In the Dapi.
TO! bulldog Ars placed ut tie disposal OF
the psrLiss.
TIA s2ues ave Nav York and phla
ds.p9'b . Hpreh a, and at intervala o I
thfe9 rdfk4 dui'i May 20, 1873, Inclusive.
1hs tatas, .r"lpdlng accommodations at
Nssa,psiots best hotels, are +i3 81 from
EsE sUrs sud Sl 30 from PHilGdslphla:
pi2Roi le!te!s rites lrOlu other potnts.
Dt'k'!d itinerary will be sent on Gppll-
eptier 20 1Gurlst Agent. 1896 Broad way.
New fnrit. or Room ali. Broad street sta.
hOp. lAaaGeLphIa
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-12

The remains OF Carrie tho late danah-
Ter 81 john Carroll. were Inferred at West
Shester on sunday. The services were
held IN the chapel at Oakland Comatsrv.
lhterment In Oakland Cemetery.
:, Tho Busy Bee Band will give chair nast.
,roned entertainment In The Green Hlfi
fres6ytsIian Church Wednesday evening.
March 18th, at AS. All will be made
welcome
:, Governor Maryii has appointed Jsmes
ienasWl III OF Dover, Trustee OF Dsiawars
deceased SHs
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-12

MARCH 10.
Mn EDITOR In your valuable paDer wo
notice more Or less naws from our sur
rounding country. and what has been
quite attractive to our eye anu ear was n
piece headed, Plunged intoa snowbank.D
IL takes some people to blow great
while before they say anything. and after
tho readers OF this most precious REPUB.
LIoAN almost seized with lockjaw from
reading the above named piece find out
what they are drifting at this purity OF
people named we're rather mixed Now
we would suppose company of people
who weee vending their way to q tenn.
perance cause would consist Of ladlee ana
gentlemen and not one OF them an enrag.
ell beast.
Strange to say the owners OF valuable
ours or college student who deyours
the Innocent bugs or such like would dare
ps III any company. Then the empha.
sizeu ladies and gentleman the enraged
beast as such talk proves the principle OF
reiinement consented for anybody to
travel through his land during tho blizzard
put tue hero. as Your style OF speaking
KNOWS enough to feel he 10 respected How
about the tune some OF your crowd sang
Italy against Delaware or a blow in the
mouth. do not claim to be total alb.
stainer nor am opposed to Temp eranca
Work, but do oppose party OF SO called
ladies' and gentleman, roaming over
our neighborhood making the night
hideous with their screams and wells.
Every crowd of people cannot aff lrd an
Interpreter, but We think this party on
tho safe side, rs their talking machine
could be better unbersioo by the pugs
or bugs than humanity. We hope thslr
crowd lost no sleep from what thslr hsro
said. ana those tender pieces ~ humanity
whose wives were so shocked have com.
pletAly recovered and their slumber not
annoyed. How unkihd for the writer to
style an American born beast. No
doubt. reader. you ara judging from what
your own mentors have been You nave
experienced the ruins of the evil and have
thus sly way OF telling tho public what
temperance people have been, that 10.
some of them
Your communication Ia no credit to
Temperance az this good work belongs to
tho church. Now we think ths writer OF
said piece should receive the highest price
for his stockt or free education. Tom.
perance work IL well enough In its place,
we do not find fault with 1t.
1 would advise all readers OF this paper
TO take lessons from tho pieos app 'arlng
February 2Sth. weekly, and beware of any
party who would use such phras 49, pro-
yidod wa are living In a civilized country;
IL not Tor patd on,sa don't collect money
to send TO Italy but to civillze and educate
our OWL Italy and not suffer Fatrview or
any other temperance lodge TO have mem.
beis who don't know beast has legs
anu man has two Those refined son.
tenres wore aceeptedsy m pa thlzing with
writer's mind developed in temperance
work,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-12

gregory, 'Le great, whose festival Ia
7coin u "uIpr4ted by the Western Church.
Has OoTn IN ltome about a. y. 80 and
eiaeteG EoIs 4. H. 80. ono of tho acts OF
HE poLtttirrie vas IN sending Augustine,
thu monk, a'tei"aEI the urst archbishop
OK tuntsryuy, with forty companions
Into LIi<ltu for thp purpose OF convert.
laE mo inhaettauts Ito wus the originator
Of me t,toROtan' music, ana 10 one OF
the tour doc. Ole OF the church. lie died
March i.th, Al ~ lnd was buried In
y. fe'at's hufc. lie ID represented IA
weai In2sjAs triple crown, 0uuR in his
hsad ats With u dove upon his shoulder.