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IT looks very much as tho gh Sena :
tor Sherman's production was bound
to be the book of the year
Minneapolis & St. Louis Railway

Depart Arrive
No. % & "a Waterville and
Faribault Accommod 6:25 am 2:4O pm
No. 21 & %, st. Paul, Min
neapolis and Redwing Pas
Senger 6:20 am 900 pm
Daily except Sunday
No % connects at Waterville with through
trains for Des Moifiesa also with free Chair car
to Denver, via Kansas City and Topeka. No
Fl connects with through trains having through
sleepers for Chicago, St. Louis and Kansai City
Information regarding rates, routes, ETC.,
cheerfuliy furnished upon application to
F. +. POWERS, Assent
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| Was Helpless

Ten weeks with acute rheumatism. My
right arm was withered away to skin and
bone and ! had almost lost the use of II.
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PROPOSALS.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE DIS
trict of Columhia Mashingtap March 4 lS15

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE DIS
trict of Columbia, Washington, March 4, 1856
Proposals from each Of the daily newspapers pub
lished in the District OF Columbia will be received
by the Commissioners of the District of Columbia
At their office in the District building until II
O'Clock on Saturday, the 9th instant, to pub
lish, by advertising in the regular issue Of such
newspaper, twice week for three successive
weeks, beginning the third Tuesday of March,
1885, the notice prescribed by the act Of March
10, 1890, entitled, IAN act prescribing the times
for sales and for notices Of sales of property In
the District of Columbia for overdue taxes GU.
Il. Statutes at Large, Vol. 20, pages "a and 25),
and to deliver to each occupied residence in said
District one newspaper Of each issue OF such news
paper containing said notice. Specifications can be
obtained upon application at the office Of the col
lector Of taxes OF said District. J. W. ROSS,
GEORGE TRUEDEL, CHARLES F. POWELL,
Commissioners Of the District Of Columbia. 1t
GREASURERS OFFICE, U. s. SOLDIERS HOME,
Washington, D. G., March 9Th, 1s95.-Proposals
for STANDARD Groceries and ''Butterine. -
Sealed proposals will be received at this cffice
until Ten An on TUESDAY. MARCH
TWELFTH, 1895, for the supply of Standard
Groceries and Butterne for the period OF six 49,
months, commencing April LIST. 1875. For further
Information apply to the undersigned. X. C..
PARKER, Secy. and Treasurer. mh7-3t
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UNFURNISIIED.

Nf1ED.
n st. bet 10th and
10th SITS. .22
Conn av bet r & s. $50
X st bet 10th and
21st SITS. 200
18th st bet " and n
with stablel. 200
X st bet 18th & 18th
with stable)... .166. 81
18th. near l. st. 1861
II st bet 10Th Il Goth. Us
DeSales st bet 18th
st and Conn ave. ..125
Cor 10th and o SITS. .125
Corcoran st bet 18th
st and n II ave. 100
10th st bet Q and RICO
18th st bet T and U. 100
u bet 18th and 18th. so
AT OUR Of
PPLY TO
I'LL & JOHNSTON,
1903 Pa. ave.
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FOR LEASE.

FOR LEASE-AT BRENTWOOD D. O., 20
acres of ground, with fine dwellings, outhouses,
&c; located 2 squares from electric cars. The
property would be well suited for private resi-
deuce. hrst-class road house. club house Or pri-
waite institution. MEYERS & ANDERSON,
mh6-2w- 1923 g st. NV.
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FOR RENT

H bet 18th and 18th
SITS, with stable. $500
18th st bet Scott Cir
& o with sta). .416. 81
r l ave near Conn
ave with stable)416.G7
Cor 10th & Corcoran.35G
Mass ave bet 18th st
end Dupont Circle. 300
M bet 14th and 18th. 300
Conn ave bet NJ and
N SITS. .25C
r / av & 18th ST. .266. 81
H st bet 18th and
10Th, with stable. $50
Cor Mass av and 18th
st .2J0
Cor Il and Doth. 200
BULLETINS CAN Re
FICE. FOR PERMITS 4
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FOR RENT-HOUsEs.

FOR Rents BRICK HOUSES 1915, 1919, 1874
18th st. NV; rooms; each with modern i'm
proyements. Apply to JOHN A. GREEN, 1913
18th st. NV. mhi-lm
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FOR RENT
1914 K, 17r, mi. .$S5. 90
G2S 18th, fur, Tor. 1890
110S Pa av, st&cel. SO. 90
$40 18th, office rms .55. 90
S4 d, Or, st&eel. .65. 90
11+8 Conn av, steel. 60. 90
305 n, lar, mi. 80. 90
H3S X, 10R, mi. ...55.67
1913 10th. LIT, nj so. so
500 23d, Tor, mi. 40. 80
1925 Pa av.1Or, mi. As. so
10 4th ne, 13r, mi As. 65
2325 Pa av, Tor, mi. IS. so
2323 Pa av, Tor, mi. 40. SO
250S G, Tor, eel. I'd. sta 40
H01 K, 5r, sto&cel. 30. 90
511 18th, sto, w&g .35. 90
2123 +, Tor, mi. :. 80. so
COG Dist, Or, mi. 80. 50
NE cor ID and Pa
ave NV, Or, mi. rs. 80
$50 Goth, Tor, mi. rs. so
1I06 Pa av. fiat. 4r&b. .2S
2io&1S H, 7r, 81. 80
PAS II, 7r, mi. .25. so
30ti3 NJ, st & eel. $3.50
$40 B ne, Sr, mi. %. so
1416 30th, ar, mi. 80
40 Mass av, 6r, mi 25. 90
1410 Pierce, Or, mi "a. so
1141 Path, 6r, ba. $50. so
For full list apply to
WESCOTT &
mh2-tu, th&s
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3o19-H M.strs,w,g.2250
ZIG sd. Or, mi. %. 80
1881 Pa av, sto, vigil 90
AS 18th, 7r, mi. 20. so
511 9TH Sc, Sr, mi. DO. 50
522 22d, Or, Gel, mi. 20. so
720 18th, store. 20. 80
2205 l. sto&2r, w.g. 90. 90
s204 |, 7r:........Is.O
22O6 I, 10r-.......1S.50
1925 30th, Or. 1880
a0S3 H, 5r, w.....17.30
2310h I, Sr, wa. .17.30
240S 81. Or, W, e. 1850
S14 oath, 5r, w.....l5.35
05S 18th. Or. mi. 1880
2sl7 /, Or, W, g...15.30
1925 e. Or, w....16.30
l21-262s 18th. Or. 1900
20o3 N. Y ave. 7r. .15.00
D5 ed. Or. wa. .14.0
1002-4-S Chace CT, Or, VIA
2309-11 Va av. w. 1880
1921 Bennings, 5r, w.12.O
pos 81, Ar, wa....12.50
1870 18th, Ar, wa. 1920
2450 p. 5r, eel. ...12.00
DIP 10th, Ar. ~. 90
2&3 Z Alex ct, 5r,w.10.50
Stable r'r 21O9 q. 1850
4S2 La ave, odice
rooms......G. 80. SO
wilcox, 1907 Pa. ave.
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

FOR SALE-IIGHT LOWELL DIAMOND; NEAR
+ ly new; G. & J. tires; bargain; $65. Have you
the crimson rim Syracuse? We have them
Repairing speciality. ENTERPRISE CYCLE CO.,
COS New York ave. mh8-3t"
FOR sAIBl'95 CAPITALS, 20 LBS.-HIGHEST
grade; Dunlap G: j., or any make Of tires s;
from $3.50; fitted with all '85 trimmings; wood.
rims, latest saddles and bag with full Kit; made
and fully guaranteed by the oldest cycle house In
the city. Factory and all needed parts also in
city. II. S. OWEN MNFG. CO., 1923 N Y. ave.
mh5-tf
FOR SALE-A CAPITAL DIAMOND PNEUMATIC;
price, $50; discount for cash; former price, $125;
thoroughly overhauled newly enameled, renickeled,
new saddle and bag with full kit; others at s40i
call and examine WHEEL EXCHANGE
14o3 N. Y. NV. mh5-tf
FOR SALE-'93 VICTOR PNEUMATIC, MODEL
ID, In very fine condition, for only $55 cash, or
$50 time II good refs. MAC. HOS st. NV.
(upstairs). mh2
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FOR RENT-BY WIN. b. SAUNDERS 8 CO..
1407 St NV.
go 14th. 16r, ONCE 1924 Newark st
building ...... .S12500l Petworth 1lr. >. rs. 90
1444 N st NV, lar. IS. DOL COS ne. IT, Is OO
s13 NV, Tor. go. 65 312 9th ne, 6r.. -25 90
1928 18Th 11r. .60.G5 office rms, 1407 Is 90
1902 st NV. .6O.00 10l Canal 81. s&dw 90
Cor 18th I,dat, IT. 1872 24th NV, IT,. 1850
suitable for club. IS. DOL @18 g sw 6r IS SO
Zl01 st, Or. .00 233 LIST sw. 6r.. Ii. 40
l154 Ore ave. Tor. 40.0Q 1429 ne. store. 1890
30 Del av, Or. .40.00 2431 18th. Or. 90
1908 p NV. 10r.. 10 60645 Florence, Or. 1880
131 @ st ne, Or. 30 DOL 1881 O se......... 90
l Lydecker av, Hol- Blngden's alley IS o. so
mead 80. DOL 1914 9th. Ar. 500
11024 U NV. 5000
good stables NV, cheap at SIS and SOS,
FURNISHED.
1902 st, Tor. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5 90
We have q large list Of very desirable furnished
houses which we will furnish on application.
mh2-eo3t
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FOR lighthouses.

all mod. con house; 1908 New Hampshire ave.
NV. Apply opposite to owner, II. F. COUGH
LIN mh7-3ts
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FOR RENT-PIANOS.

FOR RENT-MEGANT UPRIGHT PIANo-yERY
showy-good make-in splendid order-for IS per
month to responsible party. Please address CON
NECTICUT AVENUE, Star Office. mh7-3t
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FOR RENT-A HOUSE OF II ROOMS; SITUATED
the water; mile from Fortress Monroe; can
be used either a boarding house private res
idence; surrounded by handsome grounds. For
further Information apply to Phoebus, Va, p. o.
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FOR RENT
l401 31st, 12r&b.$f so
2906 N st, l0r&b. Be. so
1902 18th, MtP, Or, b. 49, 10
Wootlside, Nd. Or
frame, l acre. ...27.50
1853 Meridian av,
Mt p, Sr. rs. 90
1918 32d st. 12r&b. .&.00
DEET
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-03-07

FOR EENr-G- ROOM BRICK On LINE OF Co
lum',la cable; 1859 st. water, gas and
latrobe; cheap at $14. u. H. WARNER Il CO.,
m.5-3ts DIG L ST.
FOR REST-SPL.ENDID MANSION OF 10 ROOMS,
bath. cellar: 4S NJ st. NV; $i5. Also 7-room,
bath and cellar, 631 Acker st. ne, $3.50 AU--
GUST DONATE. GIL Tth st. NV. mi5-3t
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18th nr o NV, 11r. $3.50
N II ave mr. s NV,
lar ............166.6 81
I st near 18th NV, 14r150
Q NV mr. Fla av, 13r. 100
NJ mr. Thomas cir, 12r. $50
De Sales st, 12r. $50
21st and O NV, Tor. .135
21st mr. r NV, 1Sr. .130
Z mr. Goth NV, 11r. .125
20l9 D st NV. Tor. .125
Q mr. 18th NV, 13r. .12o
Jefferson place, 13r. .12s
122S 18th NV, 13r. ..125
1857 p st NV, 13r. lbs
b and I'd ne, 12r. 100
n Cap mr. B, Or. 1888
1913 both st NV, Tor. so
Md ave Sc, Or. 10
S mr. 10th NV, Or. rs
1906 10th st NV, Or. rs
21st mr. Fl NV, 12r. 10
B and Q fats, 7r....G
Riggs mr. 18th st, Or. .6J
NV mr. Mass ave, Or -
Mass av mr. 18th, 15r -
lining full description, is
ID upon application to
Is J. FISHER & CO.,
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SIG LIST Sc, Tr&b. .25.50
103 r sc. Sr&b....3.50
Ola LIST sc. 1r&b. .23.0
1867 Harvard st,
Col Hts, Or, wa. rs. 90
27l6 Poplar, 6rtcoD .12.50
1862 Valley NV, 4r,w $50
S2s L ne. 4r, wa. $50
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EVENING STAR THURSDAY MARCH T. 1se5-rwE1vE PAGES
F0R RENT-HATs

E01b xGEN IT AA16
For RENT NEW FLAT; CAN'T BIZ DUPLICATED
for price IN city; b rooms and bath; all but one
1lu southern exposure; heat, water, rent, -.
FOR RENT-SROOM FLAT IN "ANALOSTAN
naf1, 1318 C0rcoran ut. NV; gas, heat, ETC., In
cluded In rent; $40 per month.
mh5-2ws l. g. FRISTOE, 1888 B Ut. NV.
FOR RENTrSUrTES AND SINGLE ROOMS, UN-
fur, In the Harrison, cor. Sd and G SITS. NV;
east south and north fronts. HARVEY SPALD-
ING nj J mh21me
FOR RENT-816 VERMONT AVE, OPPOSITE AR
lngton Hctel Handsomely furnished rooms; en-
suite or single; with or without private baths;
by the day or month. f2s-tf
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WANTED-A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE FROM
New York wish to rent a fully furnished house
in the northwest for a month six weeks; no
children; best references Address, with price
and situation, 1928 N st. NV. mh7-2t'
WANTED-TO BUY-SMALL HOUSE, EITHER
frame brick, with good yard, well located
near line. for 2,OOO s., 500 Owners only
need address X. X. N, Star office. mh7-tr
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-03
Tho New York EIsr,inn.

The New Yorh Herald denounces the
Iammany party In scathlng terms and all
all other parties who decline to combine
In order to prevent the members Of that
organization getting control again of the
Afilirs OF that city. DR.. Parkhurst has
sounded his bugle call ngain. and we
hope every fricnd of good government
will rally to hls support without regard
to party attachments or party names,
Those who refuse to Join the ParEhurst
movement are not worthy the name of
good citizens however highly they may
esteem themselves. The friends OF good
government have accom- pllshed a great
work In New York City, and 1t would ha
very unwise In them to sacrifice at tbi.
time at the dictation of party leaders, or
through party prejudice. to allow set of
,boodlers. thieves aud black legs to be re.
stored to place and power.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-03
G0ad RnHda

Colonel Albert A. Pops. who has done
such grand work Tor the national good
roads cause. wrltes:-
1T would DO 10 good thing II the Gov.
ernment would extend the good. road
work In the Department Of Agriculture
and build the great national highways.
Then, IL .sss't"te roads. Ieavlng TO towns
am hties the streets. we would, In the
kourse OF time. develop o system Of high.
ways not exoellsd by any Ia the world. 1t
mas got to come. Perhaps we may not
see u, though 1 hope to. Horses have
seen their best days. Electricity and bl.
cycles have partially done away with
thelr uss. and before this century expires
practical motor carriages will be In use
Ihen the demand will be for still better
roads and good roads in all directions.
shc the poor old horse will be relegated
10 the country. where he belongs.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-03
"a o.,sss 3 wess.sn ne~ xs.l.

A11 No11zc IN Wt@fn HeS 4czA Y
In bulletin ON the quince industry
in general and particularly In western
New York. whore the fruit is extsnsive-
" grown. Professor L II. Bailey Of
Cornell station names an the four lead
ing varieties Orange. Champion, Rea
and Meech. OF which Orange Is tho
most widely known and grown, al
though Champion has proved the most
productive. A heavy, moist clay loam,
rendered friable by good cultivation,
fertilizing and draining, is considered
to be the best soil for ounces, although
they thrive upon lighter lands, whore,
however, they are shorter lived. In the
way Of fertilizers 400 10 800 pounds of
muriate Of potash per acre, applied
broadcast and narrowed In. is advised,
supplemented by 200 to 500 pounds per
acre of phosphoric acid in bone COM
pounds or dissolved South Carolina
rock. 1t is believed that the regulate
nitrogen can be supplied by tilhge,
green manures and barnyard manure.
The common idea that salt is an indis-
pensable ounce fertilizer is believed 10
be erroneous
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-03

THE Baltimore base bali team will bo
given a benefit at Harris Opera House, at
Baltimore on Monday and Friday even
ihgs. Tho benefit 10 given the ball players
by The DIgby Bell Opera Company. and
Aarris. Britton and Dean. managers Of
tho theatre. It Is estimated that the play
ers will have So 0eo to divide up amongst
the team. After the Temple CUP series
nave been concluded there will be u field
DAY at Union Park. when base ball aud
athletic sports will be tho order or the
day. A trolley party will also be given
In which the &c neral public will take part
to he folio we'd by ball and banquet At
tho now music hall.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-03

TnE public school lecture course was
iuauguraiea at the High School on Tues
day, by the Rev. Merritt hulburd. ID. d..
pastor OF Grace NJ E. Church. delivering
au address on Uses and Abuses oil Eng.
lish - Prof. Berlin presided and music
was furnished by the High School orchas :
ira. The reverend gentleman nesds no
commsndation at our hands aud his dls'
course was q mastery one, ard greatly
enjoyed by the scholars. These lectures
arc something new In the High School
and ehouId become very popular. and lead
!, to great tnstruction amongst the
scholars. saa5
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-03
,luMrpA.. ouronnH 3. ls.s.
llIsh Massr g'eaay.
a ssaea Nams d CspIare.


TITO report that ex president Harrison
HAD Indicated Robeft Il Lincoln US his
clsolce Tor President In 1895 saysthe Even
is4. p..lletin. has drawn fiomt the sou OF his
fashsr modest denial OF any kuowledge
an Tho par that he Is to 10 legatee of
,hn Harrison boom. lie Is attending
quietly TO his oan business. and giving
himself no particulpr concern about nom-
nations In 1896 beyond expressing his
eslnion that BE niamin Harrison !s the
man for The hour. II MIR. Harrison finds
that hs 10 not wanted. IL will not 10 eur.
prising II he should turn to Lincoln in
preference 10 any candidate now In The
fteid- Tho lincoln name Is q tailsman
that has not Loaf It's power. and it's owner
IL man Of sound sense. Of whom the
country hGs formed good opinion. In
the big conflict that is coming on bstween
Mckinley and Reed and Harrison. Lincoln
may be something more than posslDili-
". In any event. shrewd politicians will
not fall TO keep their weather eye on this
quiet aud unobtrusive heir of the great
eat name In American history. ass.i
THE Democratic thugs and ex.conylc,s
have been appointed Rs Republican elec-
tion officials ngeinst the protests of the
Republicans. But 1t was OF no use. they
were appointed and the Republicans ask.
ed what they were going TO do about 1t.
Governor Brown of Maryland. began the
public hearing OF the testimony on Wed.
needay In Baltimore In support or the
charges brought by the Reform League
nguinst the Democratic members OF the
Baltimore Board Of Supervisors OF Eiu-
cation. A petition had been presented to
the Governor praying for the removal OF
Aiessrs. William II. Balns. president Of
the Board and his associate, DIR. Charles
II. Celrnes, being charged with inconpe
tency and gross Misconduct
the testimony showed that Captain
Bans had sent q letter TO Marshal Frey
asking the police department to investi-
gate the character and qualifications OF {
list OF Republicans who had been recon
mended for election officials. Testimony
was produced by competent witnesses o
the Incorporate habits and inefficiency o
registration officials who were appointed
as Republicans against the protests o
the Republican Organization. This lie tn
way and means for years adopted b,
tho Maryland Democrats to carry tn
State for Democracy. With an homes
registration and . fair count Maryland
will 60 Republican.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-03
sa.Iur - f<s...

~ is announced that fifteen women
EAissionarias hare just lett Ensland for
Southern chiaa. The parties who pro-
mote this voyage should b. held secoun.
table. 10 sons extent for shatsysr evil
may befall them. In cass Of their muir.
der they should BE- made to foel that they
are partly rssponsible for their fate They
had better turn their attention to the
nmclioratlon Of the condition OF the
heather In England than to sock 70 con.
vert those OF other lands where dangers
thrssten and little head waY can be made
under the most favorable circumstances
The pisty OF the ladies 10 unQuestionablc.
but lherc IL no qualification fer endan'
gerlng thelr lives in foreign clImes. while
there are so many fields at home ready
for the harvesta and yet the laborsrs are
few.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-03

Tsz, ,AMassachusstts Democrats have
nominated for Governor George Fred
williams. tho bumptious young man who
made laughing stock OF himself In Con.
Hress. where he served one term. Josiah
Quincy, the hypocrltlcai ''retormer" who
looted the consulates. tittingiy presided
over the convention. Williams made him.
self prominent as an advocate OF civil
q ervice reform. No man hos done 80
much to discredit that reform as Quincy.
This we'll illustrates Massachusetts g
Democracy.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-03
1nNlnR Reer

The Every Evening Is very anxious to
increase the revenues of the Government
py placing tax of dollar barrel on
beer. With the consumers OF beer this ia
rather au unpopular tux. and 1t ia doubt.
iul whether congressman viii hayo the
courage to vote for It, Perhaps however,
with few exhortatlons from the Every
Evening they may be brought up to the
sticking point and dare to vote as that
paper dictates In order 10 stop that deficit
In the revenues, which bids fair to carry
All the surplus gold out Of our country.
The beer drinkers may hasten the M oy,.
meht to stop the leak by acting un lilo
advice of the Every Evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-03
win Probably Fight in Me,lco.

LAREDO, Tex, Oct 3,-The representa-
tives of the Florida Athletic club haro
completed arrangements with the owner3
Of a bull pen across the river in New La
redo, Mex.,for an option of eight days du-
ration, the object being to secure place
Tor the Corbett Fitzsimmons fight. The
consent of the city authorities of New La
redo has beon secured to permit the fight
70 take place. All that now remains Is
tne tl approval oil the governor of the state
liainanllpas) who is now being commu-
nicated with,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-03
Report on Spraying Potatoes.

In experiments in spraying potatoes
L. r. Jones of the Vermont station
used bordeaux mixture, ammoniacal
copper carbonate, copper and ammonium
carbonate solution, modified eau CO.
lestc, sulphosteatitea and copper sulphate
OF various strengths Of solution. Hecon-
siders that bordeaux mixture is the best
fnngicide for tho prevention of potato
diseases.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-03
New Celery Culture.

The new celery culture, like the new
onion culture, is the result of intensive
gardening. II means larger and better
yields to the same area. The new cul-
ture for celery consists Of system Of
close planting by which part at least
Of the stalks can blanch in the shade Of
their own foliage. Rich soil and proper
mechanical conditions of the surround
ing earth are presupposed. Plants are
set about five inches apart and the rows
ten inches apart. Very rich soil is re-
quired and plenty Of water for best re-
suits.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-03
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.ss .sSASsahR u Sundays, !: :sg !, a. .s;, Ia ,a
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q CAPE i; j. NAY. Sssf-dsy.. eel .I.so ci.f =
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Res, 'ss :s% sSaas ass = i: sss; Mio ~ n.
CHICAGO. .s.T a. m; Is rs .. m. daily;
'sSs SEw r q oshRANs sfllg via Bristol and Chat;
sfinSsss sisspsrs to Ns% NV 8rlsan. % aa,s, -,
$i 81 "a e. :, ~ 3 s
afnaenyss TRaiKys = gGxIH Y 4 Fl iMaRRkEr i /; Er srRDEr
srATioNSa;v .s n rIsNg
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Ii IEsyR e. Fl RbEheHEA = sTMnsTrys; +. I 4 rs,
n.se n%sesk-aays. a. %.: .ls H. .s.ia :lss 40 $$
.!.i5. $40. .s.ls. !6l. $50. $50. T4s. 'sx'
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Rates to Western points lower than vIs
C 8. Csc scULI. General Passenger Agent
r. b. cAMPBELL. General MANAGER.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-03

AFTEn all the fuss over the accounts of
CongI essionai Librarian spolrord at Wash.
inRton. everything now seems to be all
right and his finances all right. Auditor
Holcomb surely did not find such a
mares nest as at first reported. 1t beglus
to look as If SpoGord was murs honest
than the present Democratic Administra .
lion