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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-07-07

Burton. and our three bands. The
onaconing-Piedmont ball game was
called in the sixth inning. Score Z to 3
in favor of Piedmont. But the umpire
gave the game to Lonaconlng' Pleu-
mont refusing to play out the game, Cd
jecting to his decision, man out at thd
home plate.
The balloon ascension of Prof. w.
Campbell. which would have been fine,
was married by the killing of Master
Willie Rowe. aged ii years. Willie was
too near and ran under the pole just az
it dropped away from the side OF the'
balloon. 1t striking him on the head,
caused instant death.
The bicycleparade at p. m. and the
Flambeau Club parade at 8 p. m, were
grand.
st. Peters school gave a picnic in
the Opera House, winding up with a
ball.
Nearly every one was enjoying
himself we'll all day.
Mir. e. w. Wiedebusch, Of Mounds
vile. spent the Fourth here.
Mr.. Jas. G. Hall spent the Fourth in
Parkersburg.
Mr.. Jas Fuller and daughter, of
Frostburg, are visiting Mr.. NJ. c. Full
Ter.
Messrs. Stanley Johnson and John
Hughes, of Elkins, are visiting their
parents.
Mrs. Grace Rutter and son, of Balti-
more. are visiting Mr.. Jas. Hughes.
Mrs. Ct. Cromdell and Eddie and Will
lie Spencer, of Baltimore, are visiting
Mrs. Crcmer.
Misses B. Cook of F'rostburg, and a.
Turner. of Cumberland are visiting
Miss Nellie Louden.
Misses johnson and limbaugh, Of
Oakland, visited Miss c. Johnson this
week.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-07-07

burg, are the charming guests Of,
p. K. Teter.
Quite a number Of Buckhannoa
pie drove over 20 the races.
DR.. I. NJ. Hood returned LAS.
from the post graduate school .a a.
York, where ne has been tahir
ial course in medicine.
Mrs. Judge Henry Brann0a is fs
ing in BuckhannOn
Porter Arnold, Of Arnold
Fourth in town.
Mrs. Jennie Mullins, Of Ba
formerly matron at the hos us.
ed friends here on the Four
Mrs. Ruthralf, Of Baltim1ra Is .f
guest Of her sister, Miss Coa Akin
son.
Wilson Steel End Charles Wine. go,
of Buckhannon, were in town erL
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-07-07
TILTONsVILLE.

Tiltonsville. O., July G.-t
lingshead and children span.
Fourth in Toronto with rciat
Elvin Pyle and bride Lett
morning for their future home
Prospect, Pa.
Charles r. AIKEN is home, a'.
eral days visiting in Wheel
John Mckee, Of the w. q l.. j.
road. was in town Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Medi
this week on a Drotracted visit %
son in Denver, Col.
A number from here vii 60
Pleasant next Thursday evcl
hear Talmage lecture.
Herman Roth and family o
Liverpool, are visiting John Rc.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-07-07
CLARINGTON.

Clarington.- 10. July 6.-ProE c. p.
Citizens and family, of Belpre, o., are
visiting relatives and friends here in
The country
John Brantigam. Of Pittsburg spent
Wednesday and Thursday here with his
parents
Lawrence Heitz. of Wheeling, is
shaking hands here with friends this
week
Alfred He'll Of Martins Ferry. was
the guest of John Habermehl the fore
part OF this week.
Fred Kemple and sisters. Minnie and
Reah. of Bellaire were the guests of
NIr. and Mrs. w. s. Richardson Thurs
day
N. e. Rutter, Of PittsbUrg arrived
Thursday ON a visit To- relatives and
friends
Frank Voegtley. of Hannibal, TOOK In
the picnic here ON the Fourth.
Mrs. Edith Voegtley and children. of
Wheeling. are here on visit to Mrs.
Voegler's parents, Mr.. and Mrs Henry
schultz
Mrs. Oliver Atkinson. Mrs. DIR. III. VI.
smith. and Misses Maud and Duge Rey-
holds spent the fourth at Bellsville, D.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-07-07
BENNOD

The Marshall county institute con-
vCnes at MOundsville, August >. and
continues one week. Professors z. P.
Harris, Of Charleston. W. Va. and F. II.
Crag0. of Wheeling, are instructors.
Also the Ohio county institute et West
Liberty July IS. Wetzel county insti-
tute at New Martinsyiue July 22d.
Hon. E p. Bowman. who was elected
county examiner. gives general salts
faction here lie is an ex-memeber of
the legislature. man of good judg-
ment and a practical teacher. The
Board Of Examiners now consists Of W,
VI. Writ, W. c. Tolbert and E. P. Bow
man.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-07-07

Miss Ada Duncan is visiting friends
in Mcdonald, Pa.
Miss Edith Bachelor. Of Pittsburg,
after short visit here has returned
home
The Patience Club p.cnicked al Wills
Greek on Friday.
Mrs. Hyland and Mrs Flanagan, Of
Pit,sburg have been the guests Of Mrs.
CusiCk on Court street.
Miss Ella F'iuCrty. of this city, has
gone Co Akron. where she has accepted
O position as b0Ok-keeper in the ". u.
telegraph Office
Miss L9,tie Gown is a guest Of Miss
Nellie Craig. Of Allegheny.
Mrs Caroline Dewey is visiting her
daughter i'm Pittsburg.
Charles Haunar and wife have re
moved 90 Chicago. where they viii
make their future home
j. L. Thompson Jefferson county
boy, preached i'm the United Presbyter-
ian Church sunday and made good
Impression.
Miss Lizzie Boriand attended COM
meucement exercises at New Whining
ton. Pa.. college.
Miss Lula Henke is visiting her sis
TOR Mrs R,-ba ~ Wheeling
r. Oviro-o7 and wife are home
after q delightful visit in Cleveland.
Mrs THOMAS oldham and son. OF
yorres-own. are guests Of Mrs. J. A.
Collier
Mrs William Tiggett OF Lowell. O..
is f o,,,e.- ,r be. Trr-be~ Mrs NJ work.
mo-,
pa- ,r.-...,,,,,.,,,. rt. ror,,l7r Stem
l,-..,-,i,,, .I,,'7, cot, 5f.sr o. +,rag
enol .-.,,r, ~ nnenr9onia
.r.r.or 10 of Roiss Cs+v is q
o,,es- ~ ~ Sr.s,sr and family
1ris. rr..r,s -,-s is visiting friends
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-07-07
PIEDMONT.

Piedmont, W. Va, July 5.-Piedmont
had boss celebration OF the Fourth.
All places were decorated. Special
trains from c. & P. R. R. and w. Va C.
points brought large crowds It is es-
timated that 5000 strangers were here.
At q. m. the Pulp Mill nine played the
Paper Mill nine. Score. 5 to s, In favo-
Of the Pulp MIL At $50 the grand pa
rade Of societies and business houses
took pace. Music being furnished by
two bands t~om Homecoming, one from
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-07-07
REVOLUTION IMMINENT J.
I'll.

New York, July Ga specia.
Buenos Ayres says: The Hga..
respondent in Rio de Janeiro te.e
that alarming reports have baa
lated i'm Rio de JaneirO i'm Oh.
days of a conspiracy on the par.
chiefs OF the army and navy
throw the government and Io
visiOnal government, with 0
Quadeos as War Minister. an. N
Goncalves as Minister Of Marin
The Jacobin party annOuna
its leaders that it will opp0
ures proposed to pacify th
the State of Rio Grande do 81"
also visit vengeance upon q.
fuse to attend eX-PresideuJ }
funeral.
The correspondent adds u
the city is in d very critical
element
The Herald's cOTespondn.
tevideo, Uruguay, sends worI
government has received
from Rio de Janeiro that plan Oh.
luton has been formed there.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-07-07
N A OUANDRY

Mex week is our golden
Maria" said the long-whisf
tleman, taking OIL his coat al
down to dinner.
YES, / know
i've Just been thinkink. HH
ter let il 90 by and lose Oh.
er had we better celebrate aa.
the silver vote for constable
aDolis Journal.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-07-07
No matter what is called in question
The principle is just the same
IlpleaSure, business, fun CT lighting,
You'll find there's plenty IN q name.

In business power equally visible Take for instance
ayeraue man and woman of to-day Thne out of tennCu r
hnus are properly namedknw wool from cotton good work from
And foo thew know the worth dealers statements either by exe
reputation They that when say elegant imported Socks @
for Soc they're here when say Washable Knee Pants 25 M
Pants can be had for that offer good pure Atwood Sweat
So co. the people expect and get it. we claim to have
line of Neckes at SOC sold last year Sl00 they're o
here in nen and when we state we the finest Atwood Suits
country for $1,000 the people get Them Whatever advertised m
as advertised al the exact price adVertsedno matter how low that
seem by comparison with what you've been paying
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-07-07

ar anu Mrs James Means, MIS-. IL.
.. Beatty and childr left for Canada
This week. o,,--..
,,5 nicnic at Burns land. and pic
rio IN Archer's Heights by the United
presbvterian Church were amons the
events on the Fourth.
rr1warl Newlin and Miss Edna HAM
icon were married Wednesday eyenlns
~ the residence of the brides parents
on North Sixth street
-. virginia McEldowney and son,
- Defrc.t. Mich, are visiting MIS-. Val
n NcEldowney az the Elliott nome
Stead on Market stress.
Miss Nary McCracken is home trom
Wv York City where she mas oeeh
feaching music
- Raeean and wife, Of Kansas
-s+, and Mrs. ID. =. Maudel, OF ClJra.
ms sre guests Of c. NJ. NGcum ana
Stokeley is here from Duluth.
49, orest of Mrs. +. s. Wood at
Grove. ,.. ,,,..,.,,...-.,
fsscs GerJude ana S'1te nl',''N, ,''.' 7.
R,,ainci stcut twenty OF '-'1'' ''"l7
en- FI0nday eyeniug. ,,.,..,.-
~ ter and wife OF wheeling
.-s visiting relatives here
Goo D.uks.spiel gave a de-
osr5-a party az The Grove
~ evening. ..i-
rsomas Scott. returned mis-
go india. IS visiting relatives
oo L Eeorge NJ Elliott is here
~ D,,-t,n soldiers Home on a
!, Han. CT Wheeling. is visit
.sr Mrs. NJ. b. Patterson, on
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-07-07
cLoTHINe-D. euNDuNe & co.
WHAT'S IN A NAME?

Try to sign some other fellows b,,
die to a check and present # 4.
payment and lis likely you'll In
out there's too much 10 suit ".
Call your wife by the name Of on.
your old girls and it's pr5babs
revelation OF the power Of a nan
,,,;tt Lo..l . 49,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-07-07
sTEUBENYILLE.

ille. o.. July 6.-The Fourth
"a here i'm regular old
Aand an unusual num-
Icpeople who live else
ION visit ON that day.
4 Annie Gilmore and
lond have gone 90
e summer.
Sisters who have been
er's and Holy Name
70 ST. Marys of the
for the summer.
ckes entertained
the Misses Martin
ire for East Liver
entertained her
delightful manner
her home on Sixth
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-23

Says Simpson Grove Pa, special of
last evening: Evangelist Thomas Harrl-
son who has created great religious
enthusiasm at the Methodist camp meet
ing here, was to-day stricken while In the
pulpit preaching. 1t came during his
afternoon sermon and he was overcome
by the great heat. lie reeled and would
have fallen, but was caught by fellow
ciargymen and led away to tent, There
was a big audience present, and 1t was at
first thought Reviyalist Harrison was dy-
ing. This created great CONSERVATION for
a while among the worshipers, who were
husheu In awe. After n brief absence he
returned and mounting the pulpit OK.
claimed: II caD get through with 1t II
you pray for me"
lie then continued his dacourse but
during tie greater part OF 1t he sat upon
the organ stool. lie eaid that only few
months ago the wheels ut Industry were
running slowly and the liros were burn.
nlHE low. but revival has taken place
nud from all ovrr tho land we hear re.
turning prosperity. He suid that was tho
KIND oil revival there should he III the
Religious world,
Unlike other preachers. Brother Harrl.
son reserves tue announcement OF lis
text until the close of Ills sermon. Ike
altar at tile III orn ng prayer meeting wac
crowded when Aunt Susan and other old
time Methodists participated in the love
feast. Aunt susan, who Is rs years old
said that when she was converted IS years
ago, the Lord took all the vanity. feathers
aud starch out Of her, and she thanked
God 1t was all out OF her yet.
ltey. b. j. q. BickertOn of Philadelphia
| preached an able sermon in the morning
/ and In the evening Rev. Mccartney he ID
forth in place OF Evangelist Harrison
4 who was too III to preach.
nest Of humble bees caused panic on
| the outskirts of the meeting grounds a
] A M alaf
! people spteud their luncheon cloth an,
when all ere seated tile bees took a hand
Mrs Woodlngton aud Anca Allen wert
! severely stuug.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-23

r,t,a.t,I,n 10 .,,4,,tty g,Io horso
y n,'l horSo ,,,iannl 10 AMY a.
T,, = q ~ tLaI has no ain, In ITO Ia
" sat-, Lit yhauH -
as -, - s'''' ~ :" nav e
SAa'issi l. ,.,,,,,,tt- f,,,o.t ,y,.to, ,t,
s 5tt.t' 10 10 Tomed ~ 20 0''o' Sss' ""'
ansfth Tn,IiT ~ mn WITH hi. yviro
a II tA.itH " "a - it - O 49, -. "I
~ ~ -, a Ia i.ai a., ~ ~ ",
ay', s'''S nv ''''N Nsii ''' ~ 80
~ I,,at tho r-or,,.,,=sho,t,,,,
mn 80 " y . @ ~, ~
mems mems " ny w" ~ stt0''"' H'isoS VI "'7
w . sll'.'is "ra5 .,,,. o,d;a,,,or
" tth !. i7 u W. I" "oH''Ab uiu 10 Oi'oH
u'eu " ~ ~. SUI ltts .,,
a Eool iIota No 5i'geh - ootl moa ln ,
ooule snOcIs ger very angry az tllnes'
7itelalis NH t,li, my ses l'teI' n.r
an illsA ehoer has ohCo told that sH9e'
i9E norge .0ohSd iiGe Tue IRONY OF IaIa,
le7 sHli Nsthlttu SUI ~ Nu7t3b nuns
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-23
r. NJ. w,cr, rum nnd Klng streets.


is tho nluce to buy flour. We have nli kinds
Gold Medal, 90 Hungarian, LEAFS II.
LEAFS best, Passmore Fancy, thisis the flour.
you want to try; ITS a high grade winter
patent' no better made and at 80 cents per
bag; it's cheap: another cool family Hour is
Arbutus, at ~ cents per bag; worth moro
m oney; you know what our Trimmer Flour
Is; there is no use to say anything about 10;
at q cents per bag IL Is the cheapest and best
Hour sold; small bags OF -four Mt II cents per
bag Is good large beer glass mustard. Seen ts.
Large bottle of PRrlor Pride stove polish. 10
cents Large bottle ammonia. 0 cents per
bottle is all good value We have the finest
creamery butter sold IN this city; IL you
want good butter come to us. Did you ever
try Leggett Is outs and wheat tlakesf They are
the finest OF this kind of goods put up. Don't
forget our Peerless white flakes. put up In
large boxes ai cents per box; there Is no
better. The finest cracker dust, cents per
pound; we get II fresh every week. Have
you ever tried our coeoanut WATERS at 10
cents per pound7 White Mountain cake
Spanish bun and chocolate cakes ara all fine
at L. NJ. WIEHS, Fifth aud King streets
jl9-6t'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-23
ON TUESDAY,
TIIIN 191 NAV nIf ITFI JGn

at o CLOCK p. M,
the following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot or parcel of land
with n three-story brick building thereon
erected situate In the city of Wilmington
aforesaid, bounded and described as fol-
lows, TO wlt
Beginning at point formed by the In
tersectlon of the northerly side of Front
street with the easterly side of Washing
Washington street 50 feet to other land
of the said Peter ]. Ford thence easterly
and parallel with Front street IA feet to
land of William IL. Pierson; thence along
9Sd ns PTes es parallel "a tha
aforesaid side of Front street, and thence
thereby westerly II feet to the place OF
beginning, be the contents thereof what
Seized and taken In execution as the
property of w. II. Brady and Amanda, his
renbach, widow OF John Fehrenbach, de-
ceased ]. George Fehrenbach and MI
nsrva his Wife Charles Les T yi9G na ana
Ayers and J. Hamilton Ayers. her hus-
band; Margaret T. Grier and Frederick
Henry Schuler and Carl SCHUYLER, minor
children of Anna NJ, Schuler, deceased /
Margaretha Fehrenhaeh. guardian Of
and Carl Schuler; and Harry schuler,
husband of said Anna N. Schuler, de-
deceased; and Security Trust and Safe
Deposit Company, a corporation Of the
State of Delaware, executor OF John Feb,
Nora A.. his wife; Theresa NJ He'll and
Anna Nj He'll I9hn e e. He'll sS de9rgs o W
deceased; John G. Hartman, guardian of
said Theresa NJ. Hehl, John L. He'll
George w. He'll, and BENJAMIN Kopf
husband of Louisa +. Kopf. deceased;
heirs-at-law of John Hartman, deceased;
Security Trust and Safe Deposit Com
ceased, It's and to be sold by
PAUL G1LL1S, Sheriff.
sheriff's Office. Wilmington. Delaware,
July /, 1895.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-23
DECKON UP WHAT IT'S
* worth to you to have
Il " Wanamaker & Browns

0ECKON UP WHAT IT'S
TX worth to you to have
Il " Wanamaker & Browns
Clothing manufacturing estab-
lishment in your city. In the
first place-the distribution of
wages is nearly a million dol.
lars a year. That million
touches every industry in the
city. Workmen as well as store.
keepers and landlords are bene-
fitted. That's but one side. The
distribution Of good Clothing at
their low prices is a good item
in your savings. A wonderful
help in purchasing comforts as
we'll as necessities.
Extraordinary Savin gs to be
had. Peculiar conditions re-
quire quick sale.
Judging from the crowd of
Saturday we need not say-the
people know it Enough of 'em
knew it to give us all we could
do up to 10 o'clock at night.
It's the old story of friend
telling friend, neighbor his
neighbor. It's all we ask to
show your purchase and tell
the story of low price.
Can't say too much about
Trousers. Only a word. Best
values ever in the store. The
best So ones 81; S. ones So;
S3 ones $3.50. No wonder the
people crowd the store.
Two great lots of Suits.
Black-Solid Black Worsted,
always $40, now $40. All
Made.to-Measure Suits nc
two OF a kind-they go fol-
same rates. $50 to SIS; $2l
to Sl23; S2O to SlO; $40 te
ST.. Selling not by hundreds.
but thousands.
Greater demand than ever
Mems Black and Blue Tribe
Suits. Surprising value anC
price SIS and Sc. rs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-23
PHILADELPHIA Will MiNcT "a
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

IN EFFEcT MAY ~ 1884
Trains win leave Wilmington as folli
4.2o, $50. Tl2. 75O. s.5o.s.55. s.is, lees. ION
t tl s HI Sss So ses S ana AZ iii ~ g.
1893 s2S siS W; "a anq 4, 10 s 9 e
s0S. S.oi. SIS. i0i, and s.cs p. m. !. :, :,
a, M; 1888, 2:25. $40. 5.15 40 and 1873 n
For SeT YOTE, ~. ~, ", az x s.sa s.o S2
s sSG, s sts IT, G' H. sis ana 1875 + H. 49,
For Boston without change. iole a m.
For ri Inc south--southern Railway Rx-
press, al D. m. sleepers to Memphis and
For West Chester. via Lamokin. $50 q
fo s'0 Newark Center and intermediate
statio5s. 7.aS a. m and s;ss p. m. Il. sm
eli, 1918 and 100 a. m.i20i u. q. iii,
i.5o. 4s4, SIS, ''6oo. SIS. IA. $50 p. m. and
Baltimore and intsrmediats stationA
IA. 40. SOS. and il5s .. m.
Leave Philadelphla. yroa9 .. Street. ,fS,r
tSi III H. H. s gi si s5b TX H. i liz
"A Aef s5s 49, ts g. ia H. H. i' ana lP
For Pb,isdsiphia texpress). Ls1. ~. "A.
&c 81 9as 1872 lli. % e. an, M; IT, . sSs
xesommoda,iSn. I 40 a m. ial0. Lsa
lo SsF fh r !: rs sfs': g. 5st rs Si "a
and 900 y. m.
Acs9mg e ~ u 60 a. m'' isio' La
For New York. 1871. ass. 40. !. $50. s,4s.
sis, 1905, ii4S a. m. l37. 305. A0S. 5.0i. 5.56.
b.56, 6. 20, 7.07, 912. ard 1926 p. m.
For Boston. without change. sos p. m.
For the South-Southern Railway Ex-
press. IA p. M. sleepers 20 Memphis ana
For Wcst Chester. via Lamokin. s.Ss g.
nj ba ahf sias p and wash,ne,en. $50 so,,
lcis a m. ; 1904, 12.22,, $50. 5.23, ''e.e5. IA
$50 p M and 1854 night.
D. M and l2a night.
" Leave PhilsdeiphIa, Broad street, for
Wilmington (express). $50. 40. Ills. 1l.as
a. M; liz. AL. sos, 6.55. 7.io. SIS. lilo.
Ills p, m. and 12o5 night: =,
i2'S0' zOI DS FL W., IN DSIi'VaIsioN.
ssf fe g. sna i n aissi 4's '
For lswf fsr So bayer MI as1fn 2 and p.
m For ' Har rim and way stations only.
EExPress re- far w daps Gharss id POINT
Comfort AID Norfolk. 1i.0J u. m. and iaol
| night.
For New Castle. 95l y. m. and l2.0l night
For Cape Charles, Old Point Comfofs
and Norfolk 1901 night.
! For Middletown, Clayton. Dover Wy
oming. FELTON,. Harrington. hGidEeHine
! 6eaford, Laurel. and Delp.ar. iS'oi night
| CsD Congressional limited Express
| trains composed entirety OF Pullman YES
| thule Parlor and Dining Cars. No extra
| fare other than the usual Pullman charge;
| Cl Limited Express trains. composed 81
! Pullman Vestibule Parlor Cars. Nestibule
Passenger Coaches and Dining Car. No
! extra fare.
| For further information passengers are
referred TO the ucRet agent at the station
| q. NJ PROVOST, j. Il. WOOD,
| General Manager, General Pass. AEt-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-23
pannsgloy, and Atlantic CITY Via
NsWjlrssy and Wilmington Ferry
Co. i Steamer UIrlcai


On and after tuesday, July and, the
steamer .sUIrlcar will make four ~
round trips daily between Wilmington
and pennsgrove, leaving Wilmington at
7.2O a. M. and /, $50 and p. m. Excur.
zion faro -25c. special arrangements
made for Sunday schools and moonlight
excurslons.
Regular trips to Atlantic City. via Penns'
grove. will tegln on Sunday, July It'll.
Fare for the round trip-e1.50. Boat
leaves King Street Wharf at 7.20 a. m. ar.
rive at Atlantic City at 10. 10 a. ~. CSun.
days onp) giving seven G) hours at the
shore.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-23

REAprxa. Pa, July % ftsr waiting is
years for Joseph Nef to marry. her Mics
Theresa khfcher to-day Fued him for
brapch OF pronifss Of marriage, demand.
ing $1,000. She 10 40 yehrs old. apd sage
that 10 years ago che came from Germany
ding ceremony, she asserts. and now bis
affections have been transferred to anotil-
err.
Neff Ia the pronrletcr Of saloon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-23

The Wilmington Coal Gas Company are
great believers In the efficiency of the
Wusback burners from street lighting
purposes. They haYe already placed OF
these burners on street lamps and the
people are the gamers thereby as they give
equally Eood and clear light as a ten can.
die pc Her electric light. In faet they are
better than any electric light yet put on
the public.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-23
Schedule in effoce
May A, lssA \

TRAINS LEAVE DELAW nnii, A
Dfror EA ST. hoSS AVE-
TRAINS, L FAYE, R REa!A MsAAnnNp.
Express iralns: ,., u,m p,n,sch
nj Ai ''1 Tonk A'4 ~esa,sas, m :Ig
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-23

Toilet, bathing and carriage sponges all
grades and prices. w. U. Taylor. 3o2
King street.
The Delaware Fruit and Produce Co,
No. 0 L. Fourth street, has line supply
of produce on hand.