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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-23

EIKrqN Nd. Oct. 22.--Ihs attendance
at the third day al tho Maryland Racing
Association WAS larger than on this day
previous This racing was good aud four
favsrltss won Summary,
Fret race. puree $3.50, selling year olda
and upward, furlon3a--con Lucy, 102
(NnTvaez) 4 to 8, won Time l.0sx-
Second race. purse $3.50. year oids and
upwarde. . furivngs-PaRgoty. 1903 CIV.
Morrls) 1 to y, won. Time loo.
Third race. purse a250. selling. milo,
yeai Odds and upward Elizabeth LOG (Nar
vaez) 10 8 won. Time La
Fourth race, purse $3.50 selling. TX fur
longs. years otds--a ,rman 100 (Narvaez)
10 to /. won. Time 1897.
Filth race. purse $3.50. selling, Q fur
lanRa, for all ages arthenia. gS (Cour
drier) out. won. Time I,10X.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-23
NEWSPAPER MAN WEDs.
James r. Moivor or tho ..Repuhli<
can" And Miss Rosa coliIns 3
Married at " sw Castle H
This Nor ming.

The wedding of Miss Rosa y. Collins e.
James Francls Mclvor took place Ut
o'clock this morning In 81. Petars r. q.
Church at New Castle. and was one OF the
prettlest ceremonies that has been sol-
emnized In that euitles for q long tim
:. ST. Peter's Church n.s ssr-osntiv baau
greatly improved and the alisratious add
cd much to the beautiful marriage care-
muny. The altar and sancturry were
brilliantly lighted by candeiabra placed
among ferns and flowers and the ceiling
OF shy blue. studded with stars wss given
additional beauty.
Under this canopy OF light and beauty.
surrounded ny hundreds OF friends the
solemn nuptial knot was tied. shortly
before O'clock the bridal party catered
the church. while Mics Pauline Rogers
played the march from Lanengrin. Tie
two ushers led the way AMI were followed
~ the CHAR suiDg bride aud her maid, Mas
Jennte Smith. OF Philadelphia, Mr. Mclvok
and William J. MeNults; Of this Acityt
Rev h. L. Brady and his altar boys met
the couple, the attendants moving TO the
eide.
The usual questions were asked BY
the priest and the cou pile led Into the sanG
tuary where they each knslt on the steps.
There they were united, this ring being
blessed by the priest before the prese "a.
tion. While still kneeling communion
was served them while nuptial mase was
bhtus LILO WodutuE pHTby thou Acft ttt0
church to the strains OF another march.
The pretty bride was gowned In @ trav-
cling costu me OF boucle cloth In brown
with jaunty little hat and gloves to
match. The bridesmaid wore q costume
OF the name shade. Carriages conveyed
the party to the residence OF the brill u
parents on Delaware street where weds
dug breakfast WAS served aud wnere Mr..
aud MtP. McIvor will receive from until
10 TINS evening.
Mrs McIvor nee Miss Collins. 10 tho
daughter OF MIR. and hirs. Henry Collins.
anu 10 one OF the most accomplished
young ladies OF New Castle. Having Q
host Of friends she has been pro minent In
church affairs there and until recently
waa president OF The ST. Psler's Ladies' T.
A. b. society.
Air. Muivor Ia newspaper man OF repu.
tatioL and one who 10 respected highly
among tho fraternity OF this city and
State He has been couneotei with the
staff OF tho REPUBLICAN, for two years and
during his service has added greatly to
tie tons AMI standing OF this paper.
He Is alsu the Delaware Correspondents
OF The Philadelphia Item, beside acting
correspondent for other Journals. oil
finding his services valuable.
He has also been prominently con.
nected at New Castle. and during his resi-
dence there has done much toward busi.
ness Improvement. He Is all OK member
OF the Board Of Education. ex.presidsht
OF the Catholic Total Abstinence Union OF
Wilmington, present member OF Dtvl'
elol No. 3. A. o. H., and treasurer OF 1T.
Peters II. A. b. Society.
After the reception tonight Mr.. and
Mrs. MeIvor will occupy their newly fur
nished home on Third street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-23
SOCIETY.

Mrs. j. S. Carroll Is the guest of her
consln. Miss Malin, at Leopard, Pa.
Miss Fannie Kennard of this CITY will
be one OF the bridesmaids at the wedding
OF Miss Mary Brinton Talbot to Joseph j.
Martin at West Chester tonight.
Harry Chrlsty has returned from
mouths Walt to Brunswlck. Maine. On
tho return trip the train on which no was
passenger passed. through a severe enow
storm In Massachusetts and the weather
was quite cold.
G orre I. Brown ard Mlsa Belle Morri
son will be marred In Central Prsshy terlan
Church. on Tuesday morning next by the
kev Niltiam T. S.aEtz
j. Morris Il gsrA. Jr.. son OF John NJ,
Rogers uf this city and student at Har-
ward University, has been aleei ed mem
Der OF tho Harvard Engineering Society.
Miss Nina Deer of this city IS with the
Opera housp Thursday right.
A gentleman said 10 reporter of the
REPtHLtEsA. / know of several gentia.
men restAtng III Wilmington who con.
uneted themselves in manner no. De.
coming gentlemen
Ln iier G. johnson has the hand somest
bicycle In our city, go the knowing ones
say. The frame Is painted green, Wills
| the wheels are old gold
Bay State gas jumped around 1sstardur.
/ ~ opened at e2S.50 per share. sinmp ID to
| 922.25 per share and olosed with f23 so
bid and s24 asked.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-23

The Water Gemntssion yesterday nftar.
Hc#n haard Gs0fga 81 Ward, Alfred taaw.
Nhtop. samuel d. CLARK aud Isaac n. Eaton
&slx tliat tneit lines for introdnr ny winter
Hxhlfee In houses without taking out all
application lie remittea. The men peal
guilty to Ina violation OF the rule and
wanted Il abolished
Several OF the plumbers stated that the
water fixtures had merely been moved
from one part Of the house TO the oi her.
and no additional fixtures added Tasy
cixlmad that IL was unjust to Inns mac
Tot tnis change for no other reason sx.
cent that he did not take out an applica-
tion. Il WIS also charged that the At.
! fAehas OF the Water department. did not
give out sufficient information.
The membara OF lhs board we're uot In
water fixtures OF the books No act io1
was taken GU the matter IL will come up
~ the uaxt meeting.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-23

All the lady readers Of this paper must
have noticed the rapid and steady growth
OF the Shoneman Bros.' stores Mt Ii6 to
12o North Eighth street. Philadelphia
This enterprlsing and successful firm
have now added another large store.
opening on Arch street and connecting
with their old store on Eighth stresR
Their business has grown to Immense
proportions from very small beginning
because their goods are cheaper and bats
ter for the money than oan be had else.
where. They have come to bs known al
the Kings OF Low Prices. Thar stock
embraces almost every known article In
dress goods. coats, wraps, millinery, trim.
mings, actions, boye' clothing. ladies and
ohlidrens shoes, bric-a-hrae and a dozen
other different lines.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-23

The annual com IN unloation of the Grand
Lodge Of Delaware. Knights Pythiae be.
gan this morning and will continue until
tomorrow evening. Grand Chancellor
Joseph Jones of Middletown prestdos and
the m orning sssaion was given to receiv.
Ing ne v members and hearing an address
by Supreme Past Commander Oolgrovs.
This afternoon officers will ba elected.
Washington Division No l. uniform rank,
nu m bering about SO men accom- pan led by
a drum corps composed of,sona OF Pyth.
ians from the same city. are the guests of
the Grand Lodge
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-23

This weather was cool lH ms
morning aud country 4
Following prices: Egg z
IN; butter. 81 aud 3Se tse
30 cents per dozen; ..ccrn. ~
potatoes. y 10 10 Gents a.s4 eNa or 10
OTIS. per bushel; sw ct POTATOES. IL to 10
Is. per half peck: sweet; oranges,
~ cts per doz,; Rrapss tot cents per
pound: or ID To 25 csnts a basket;
bannnas. to 10 cents psr doZoni
cAaiifio wer. 10 to Az cents Dor mead; cab
baae TO 8 cents pee head; apples. 10 10
~ cents do. apple butter. 10 cis. per qt.
chickeus, Soc to 81 30 pei pair squads. 90 ia
% cents do; iemone, IS TO 20 cents pei
aozeni celery. g cents per stalk; turnius
~ cents per ha pecd; pun pkins. s 10 Il
cents ca cb; chestnuts. 10 to rs cents pei
quart crs nberrtrs cents Per quart; CIT.
aon. cents each; pork, 10 cents per Id.
DO; oats. 2S cents per bushsl; fish. lpa.
10 zlbs,, for % cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-23

In the Municipal Court this morning
George Gibson was nrraigned on com
plalnt of Officer Davidson on tho ohsrge
of being drunk at Front and Market. He
acknowledged the orn and was hned 81
aud costs.
John Rodsli. arrested by Olicer HUI riley.
blended guilty to u like charge and was
subjected 10 like tine.
Harry McCann. coiorad. stole suit Of
clothes valued at $50 from another col.
disposed of the articles to secondhand
dealers on the Coast" lie was held In
3200 bali for the upper court. ~
VIM. Parndee has tendency when
drunk to run his horse on the public
streets. He has paid fine for this once
before. but 1t didn't eeem TO have good
effect and last night Officer Massey caught
hun on Head street running his horse.
lie was fined 81 and costs
Wolf Cohen son of Israel, was charR-
ed with peddllng without license. The
case was continued until Friday morning.
George II. and Harvey Higgins. boys
aged Is and II years respectively, were
charged with Icing drunk. They were
found yesterday afternoon In the lumber
yard of tho Llndley q. Kent Company In
O very bad shape. They said they had
purchased hard cider of store on Second
between French aud Walnut streets.
Another boy was there with them and
Chief Dolan and Agent Stout to make an
Investigation, and In the meantime. the
charge against the boys was held up.
The case Of Frederick Wagner. charged
with nsaa uiting his wife in Morris Court
hbput month ago was brought up. The
woman has gope into hiding and the po-
lice cannot lind her. SO a continuaEce was
granted until next Monday, bali being
fixed In $500 Wagner demanded hear
Ing at once but failed to get IT..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-23

WIIMiNoTos. Del. Oct %. ts95-Mf. A.
Jaslowsky General Manager, State Of
Ase ociation.
/ Dear Sir; Allow me to express my most
sincere and heartfelt thanks aud graft.
tude to you and the grand estimabla com.
pany you represent for the sympathetic.
kind and prompt manner In which you
my late husband, W. ]. McEiwee. And
N all the more pleased that YOU have
paid the claim In advance, as 1t was not
due until Noyem Der is
most heartily recommend the Massa.
ohusetts Benefit Life Association 10 all
my friends everywhere. as a company
that is worthy Of their confidence ana
support
Sincerely yours.
TIILIE o. McELwEE. wife,
No. sos Spruce street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-23

Tbs funeral Of Tobias 3. Merritt took
place this morning. The body was on /.
uased 10 handsome mahogany basket,
with silver plate on lid and silver oxidized
handles. The body left the p, W. d b.
depot this m orning on the 8.l3 train for
Easton, Nd, whore his remains will be In.
tered. The pail bearers were Andrew B.
Jones. Gilpin v. Underwood. Joseph K.
Adams, W. P. jones' James Cargill. Robt.
Irwin. Lewis SaEse. Services were held at
tho house on Tuesday evening. The floral
offerings were numerous and handso me.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-23

Thomas Fleming residinH on the Sam.
uei 6harpIees' farm below Yorkiyn, hal
valuable horse to die ono day last
week.
Hsfry Eavenson. Hockeeain, had q val.
liable mare kicked by another horse, and
It's log broken. The animal had to be
Killed.
Isaac Richards. west of BENNETT, killed
O yelua bile horse last week. The animal
was suffering from spinal meningitis.
Harry Writ 4 Bro. Hockessin, had q
valuable horse to die Of spinal meningitis.
Friday
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-23

There will be conference OF friends In
the meeting house at Fourth and west
streets tonight. The call ls to everybody
who Love the GoepeI OF Peace, as pro-
claimed by the Prince OF Peace. and the
eubiect to he considered will be OF the
prsetiblltty OF asking the national author
tiles to inaugurata measures looking to a
peaceful settlement of existing strife In
and concerning Cuba; and, on larger
scale, simtlar adjustment Of all disputes
between nations aud peoples. on basis
such as is now approved by the U Universal
Peace Union.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-23

The advertisements In another column
Will show the people of this city that thoy
are now cure OF a successor to the lament.
ed Robert Graves. whose catering for so
long delighted the people OF Wilmin aton.
Martin v. b. Cowirey Is now associated
In tho catering business Gowurey 10
well known az the caterer for the Phiia.
delphia assemblies. tine most fashion.
able Of Philadelphia bails Henry s. Black
Ia already popular In this city, aud Cow
drey Black will now 90 able to give their
personal attention To all tho receptions
ana entertainments where their services
re eaeured
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-23

In Magistrate KelIeyis court last night
William N. Lucas Of Christiana Hundred
was charged with the alleged stealing OF
wheat by John w. HUMPHREYS, The guam.
tity was 1850 bushels which MIR. Humphries
valued at esi. 1t was taken on Sept IS.
Tho plaintiff contends tnat Lucas gave
him bill Of sale for the wheat, but when
IL was ready to harvest gathered the grain
and sold It. Lucas waived hearing and
was admitted to ball In the aum OF $500.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-23

Miss Winona II. Wsld, of WooddaIe,
Del. has just received premium award.
ed her by the State Fair at Dover for "a
Marine ScaDe" In oil Miss Weld has re-.
markabie gift In oil painting and her
sketches from nature. along the fame d
Brandywine. her happy representation o I
the renowned 'Old Swede's Church" aud
her Slower Studies" are all earnestly
sought for by collectors of the work OF
home talent We wish her continued suo.
cess,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-23

The thieves who stole the horse and
wagon Of Undertaken Maxwell, of Newark.
as Harmony station VISITED the barn OF
Alpheus Pennock, where thay loft the
wagon and took his market dearborn.
This trick may enable them to escape
arrest as persons searching for them
were mislsd by this exchange In desorlb-
ing tho team. or course MIR. Maxwell
recovered his wagon, but Mr.. T. did not
like the exchange.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-23

ruppinRand lsecn,u4. iG =. seoondn
ii. f. Darls. leweter u. and g.
Cuppin% Stseottaa Parker ,s14 Msdaon
American Laundry, Goi West Front ST
For lirst-olaas dyelng and securing 20
TO the Delaware Dye Works. 2iJ King
street,
Stmns' Liver Fills qnIot in curing
headache. sDiendid liVar sstnulant; nsst
ever nndei thousands say 80. 500 King
street
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-23

AuctIoneer Hukli said he had too man,
bidders for one time in his life. yesterda!
afternoon. at the residence OF the late Mrs
Jelfsris, No 1921 Iatnail street. WomeI
and men crowded In till they were packe OF
In like sardines. and vera good buyers
Tho goods were good and the blddinG
lively and prices fair. A quilt sold 10
50, mattress $40. folding bed els an,
wardrobe $i3.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-23
Go cd farm.

Theg5.acre farm adjoining the Newark
depot. owned by Manuel Richenberger. ID
very productive, and some OF the largest
ears OF corn grew on 1t that we have seen
this season. He cold several loads OF II
10 our city. and th0se who saw 1t declared
that IL must have grown on good ground
Beside, the Gay is not far distant wheI
several acres may be sold off for building
lots. The farm Is certainly desirable, and
we'll worth the attention OF those who
wish to reside In the country. II will DC
sold at public Gale on Ihursssy afternoon,
the Slst inst. at 4 O'clock. For partionlari
soc adv,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-23

Several representative Republicans, pur.
suant to call signed by Messrs. A. D..
Werner. W. Is. Quigley and DIR. j. P.Wales.
hold meeting in the Young Mems Re.
publican Club rooms last evening. Tie
mseting was for the purpose of head nR
of the receiving OF tho pictures OF MIR. j.
Edward Addioks and 1.-THE deceased Gov.
Joshua T. Marvii.
The Eighth ward club representatives
wore on hand and disputed the rights of
the gentlemen In saying whether they
should or not receive the pictures to be
presented to the club ON Friday night
The pictures will be presented aud 40.
Eighth Ward Club.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-23

The Friendship. Water Witch, Fame.
Phoenix, Liberty and Reliance Com psnies
have each ordered two OF "Cooper'a Uni.
versal Hose Coupiers." The Wecoacoe
will also get II. Driver Gresn said ali the
Wasny boys, including Billy McFadden,
thair treasurer ere al the trial at
Fourth am + :, Monday even.
two for The team, md one for their
Joseph X. Tam = very enthusiasts.
tic and was III 70 order two for tho
Water Witch. usel III New YORK,
Brooklyn. BOSTON, Minneapolis. st, Paul.
where chief jackson saya, lit would have
saved 1900. 600 at ons fire, mad they In.
troduoed it sooner; Plttsburg, where
chief HUMPHREYS snvs, ''lt iB the hest
fnachlne OF the kind | ever sawa. and
scores Of the largest cities scattered
through over sixteen States OF tho
Union.
Where tho hose bursts 1t 10 instantly
applied without stopping tue engine and
works automatically. 1t saves time whsn
every minute lie wortk hundreds of doll
lars. The proprietor Ia the Cooper Hose
jacket Co, of Minneapolis, Mimi. Our
Wilmington tiremen take pleasure In Its
being introduced here by tho patentere,
Mr. James b. Cooper. whom they have
received with the whole hearted cordially
for which they are known.
u ls sold with the guarantee that it
will work perfectly and give Satisfaction.
II Will instantly couple tos ether two ends
OF hose Of different sized couplings. there.
by allowing any two cities to assist each
other at a great fire.
Mr.. Cooper was stopping with Host
Willis at tho Clayton House but left today
for the Continental Hotel. PhlIaaeInhia.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-23

Miss Laura Ruth OF Yorklyn. Dell. on.
tertaIned a number of her friends at her
home on Saturday evening. In honor OF
her birthday. delightful time was spent
in playing game5 and social enjoyment,
after which the guests were invited to the
dining room and beautifully supplied
with refreshments. Without hreaking the
Sabbath, the friends departed, declaring
Mlss Ruth an excellent hostess and WISH
ing her mGnY happy returns Of tho day.
Among those present weret
Mr. and Mrs. I. q. Ruth, Misses Ella
and Annie Ruth. Lydia j Durham. Bertha
Cloud, Bessie MeGregor. Matte Leach,
Addle I. Williams, Rietta NJ Emerson and
Messrs. Prlce Dilworth, VIII Maxwell Of
Yorkiyn;L Potts. George Cornell. OF VIII
mington Harvey Ball, Bayard Fisher. r.
Avian Newlin, of Faulklandi MIR. J. T,
MilhoGse of Toughkenamon aud Mr.. Levi
Hanna OF Ksnnett Square.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-23

The Junior Gymnasium class of the Y
M. Q. A., composed OF boye under 10
years OF age, will give an exhibition In
the gym at the Assoc alton Saturday next
at 8 p. IN. The program:
Dumb bell DRIFT clnss work on horse,
rooster fight, MIR. A. W. Hawks the
laughing philosopher OF Baltimore; leap
frog contest mat work and Indian wres.
tle. marching and eword drill. basket ball.
Mr.. A. W. Hawks will adore 10 the sun.
Gay afternoon meeting on the following
Sunday. He IL we'll known In and around
Baltimore as the funniest of men.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-23

Tomorrow evening" Alpha Council No.
I, L o. h. O.. will give prizs entert4iu.
mont at their hall. in the smith building.
No. 6lg Market street, An interesting
programme will be presented and three
ton OF coal and barrel Of the best flour
will be CHANGED Off The tickets are
only 10 cents. emitting the holder to ;
chasce In the drawing. The entertain
msnt should be we'll patrorized.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-23

The Warren foot ball team will play a
game OF foot bali with the Schuylhlil Navy
day the gath inst. The game will DO called
ut 8. 80 O'Clock. Steps have been pro vid ed
on the right field line so that persons can
see the game without having to stand on
the cold ground. A zig crowd Is expected
TO be present as the Warrens will put up
a great game.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-23

The first meeting Of series OF Presby
terrain rovlyals will he hBid In West Chute
Monday night. DIR. Marks will DO the
speaker. II Is expected that the service
will lie held in the church three weeks.
Tho pulpit will be occupied by this pusiors
OF the different churches Monday after.
noon meeting for prayer .or the sue.
Sess OF the meetings will 10 beld In the
churcu
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-23


On the score of cleanliness
and healthfulness their. claims
are unquestioned. And for dur
ability they are practically
everlasting.
We have very French style
bed at $3.50, all sizes, 3 feet, 3
feet, 6 inches, 4 feet and 4 feet
6 inches, enamelod pure white
and brass trimmed. Others
with swell foot at $40 and Sl2;
a straight foot at $3.50 and IS.
These have brass rail head and
foot.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-23
pnrIna I'M. zinc weall,er

ia an excellent time to sellsct your build.
ing elite over on the North side. You can
secure q ehoies lot now and pay for Ii as
It euits you. $40 down and $40 per month.
This is your golden opportunity. Grasp
1t before 1t is gone. For plots prices and
terms see VIM. L. HnIklns, Manager, ia
Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-23
TR ar JOYFllI. rNLI.I>u

With the exhiiarating senss OF rene we'd
health and strength ani iutarnal olstnil-
nasa. which foiiuws the use nf Syrup OF
Figs, fs unknown to this few WHO nave not
progressed beyond tho old time medl-
cines and the cheap substitutes soine-
times cffared but never accepted by tho
well info rmao F#
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-23
M eW Silks.

Glance in that large show
window and see a few of the
new effects.
Plenty more in the Silk De.
partment
New Plaid Silk Beauties
Sl.25 per yard.
New Fancy Stripe Silk, good
value, 60 cents.
Ask when in to see that Mar.
settles spreads at $l.98; regular
price, $500; only one case and
no more.
Down Quilts that will posi-
lively not shed or smell, $500;
French Saline, $500; Silk up
to $l7.00
Moreen Skirts, all Mohair,
$3.50. We believe this to be
the cheapest Moroen Skirts to
found anywhere.
Another lot of the Black
Wool Overgaiters at 25 cents
All sizes. Great value.
Nothing like them ever of.
tered.
Don't TAIL to see that Ribbon
Box at 90 cents.
Morie, Satin and Gro Grain i,
Double.faced Satin, Gro Grain,
Nos. %, 80 and 40.
We have sold over two thous.
and pieces of Ribbon from this
box. 80 cents per yard.
Torchon hand. made Laees, |
to 3 inches wide, 5 cents per
yard. A Job Lot. Cannot be
duplicated.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-23

r The Revs. c. /. StenRle and VS.. Murray
OF Dover are stirring things up, making a
determined effort for reform. The ltav.
Mr.. Murray made the Insertion that there
were more gam bling houses in Dover than
be had fingers and toes; that card playing
was epidemic and INDUCED In by both
white end eolored parsons.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-23

!, The Levy Court yesterday afternoon
allowed the Ferris Industrial School an
annual appropriation of sl0U0; st. Peters
Orphanage $500 and the Home for Friend.
less and Destitute Children the sum of
$500.