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The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1895-11-16
PERSONAL AND LITERARY.

Walter Blackburn Harte, some-
time editor OF the now defunct Knight
Errant, and Harvey NJ. Watts, Talcott
Williams literary assistant on the
Philadelphia Press, are Mr.. Lewis As-
sistants in the editorial work on
Moods
The widow of Jim Fisk is living
TODAY in a humble frame tenement
house In Boston on an income of $50
month. which is not from her hus-
bands estate. Fisk was worth 81, 000,-
600 when killed by Stokes, but it has
all vanished.
Lily Lanotrv. when it came to tho
decisive no;nt hcsitatAd whether to 70
on the staOe or try understanding.
She owned = famous garden IN Jersey
lar. ana rvs. fond al IL When in
Enclsnd .h. stav. A. much ,as possible
Al her racino-stable farm ut Newman
ket.
Mot 1ono AFRO the two-year-oIJ
child Of = Berlin dav laborer died d
At.rvation. THE frenzied father, to
save his darling from the potter's field.
took the bodv in his arms and went
bepu;nr wherew;th 10 rive It decent
burial He WAS arrested "a a mendi-
cant. ACCORDING 10 law. they said.
-Th. d.ncsr th.t heset. the novel;
let ,vho .tt.rsrts - write rlavs i IL
,rs+r.,.a ~ A. z.rr,vil, n an anec-
dote Of an actres, who PLAYED in an
-. .o,,,.,,,, -, 5;.t;rrri.had
man of letters. One of her stage direc-
t;ons. she said ran thus: .sRe-enter
Mary. having drunk = CUP Of tea"
Mr yy;,,;.. Mel. u,.,,o. h;,b art
r.r - 49,. NJ, . cco,t ~. culculat;on.
- a.. p.;t,.I p-,,,t.~ n. - the
l....t rnhl;cat;ons ~ the Kelmscott
nrss. = an edition ~ chnucer. Of
which onlv 49s con;e, we're nrinted on
naner ana seven on vellum. Every
prs - thss. bss h.en .ola over $40
mn ha;nr re.lized for the ordinary
cor;es and nearly a. ooo for the vellum
imnrcssions.
-..ro.n rb.r,h.r,.fn {. : t;tba.built
man ~ inc;s;ve manner with : clean
cut .mootb-.haven face. and looks
mite two decades Younger than his
vear. which are threescore--so much
th.t +. !. oster t.L.n for ~. son he
won III. arst srurs :. mavor 81 Rir-
m;rvh.m where he .erved 4 long and
v.~v r..f,,l mrrsc;y.l .nvrent;ceshin.
n !. ou;te we.ltbv HAVING amassed =
l.~r. fortrre Il the screw tr.de Ha
4 nonul.rlv known - s.Brummacam
Joe.
ro..nh Thom.or III. vouro Art.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1895-11-16
NO PLACE FOR HIM.
He Didn't Like Town that Had All Rum
To Jokes.

He Didn't Like Town that Had All Rum
TO jokes
II dunno much about the laws OF a
| city like this" he began as he entered
the central station the other evening,
and I'D like to ask a few questions"
Every WE'LL" replied the sergeant as
he looked up from his desk.
"Kin a Teller come mp to me and
poke me in the ribs and call me a
bloomin' old kuss on wheels? Does
the law allow him to do it?'
IF anyone did that to you he was
only in fun"
"Mebbe he was, but don't like such
familiarity, and / told him so, too.
Does the law allow anybody to come
up to you and smash your hat down
over your ears and yell: Hello.
Ruben!" In your ears?"
''Of course not. but some men arc
jovial, you know"
Eyes, / know they are, but don't
like such jokes. If I'm in saloon
drinking glass of beer by myself does
the law allow the fellers in there to
call me old Borax' and elbow me
around till I'm strangled with beer?"
"Oh! no. but they didn't hurt You
any" smiled the sergeant
"They hurt my feelin's, and don't
like it bit Has TELLER on the hind
platform of q street car any right to
brush hsy-seed of my coat-collar and
grin and ask me how turnips are git
tin along?"
"You are no hand to take joke"
said the sergeant, as he turned to his
work.
mo, I'm not" replied the man, as
his face grew more sorrowful. II heve
a lame back, a holler tooth and the ear
ache, and on top of that I've lost fve
hogs by the cholera this summer and
had my barn struck by lightning. No,
l can't take NO joke. was calkerlatin'
to stay in town four or Eve days, but ]
guess I'll pull ont to-morrcr. It's loo
jovial fur me. II thar hain't no law TO
purtect TELLER who feels sad then he'd
better git right out. Is thar anybody
around here who kin play Home,
Sweet Home" ON the accordion?'
II don't think So"
s'Well, hardly expected it, guess
won't wait till mornin', but I'll leave
tonight. It's one-sided town--all
runs to iokes--and no place for me-"
''You ought to stay over and visit
the island park" suggested the SER
geaut-
'.Pd like to, but dasn't. If did
some feller would jump out from be-
hind tree and tickle me in the ribs
and call me Old Squash and make
me mad nun to bust. No. I'll 70
home tonight and take my sadness
along with me, and you kin tell all
the iokers in town that they kin Hal
ha, and be hanged to 'emr'-Detroit
Free Press,
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1895-11-16

Twenty-Five years ago the great bat
ties of the Franco-Ge German war were
fought. That war Of only $50 days cost
Germany, in dead and MANNED, 6,o55 Of
fcers and 1lo.701 men. It appears al
most incredible now that within few
months 81. SOS French officers and 702,-
04s French soldiers were made prison.
ers or compelled to disarm-
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1895-11-16

The lottery of honest labor. draw .
by time, Is the only one whose prizes
are worth taking up and carrying
home,-Theodors Parker.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-26

The colofed citizens have taken action
on Inc death OF Fred Douglass, The
meeting was held sunday afternoon and
Ut IL many persons spoke cuInuultlee OF
twenti one. with Dr. $. q Llbert chair
man, wis appointed to make arrange
inents lor memorial meeting tn be he'd
in the near future. These resolutions
were read ami adopted:
Whereas IL has pleased Almighty God
to take out oil the world u great grand
and DobB nun. aiIkr generous to n fautt
III religious and secular matters; cham.
pion and defender OF human rights and q
IL der oil men both in thought ant action.
one that newer tired in the uofsuce and
support 81 that FACE with which lie was
lueutIiieI Whose lite ana chhI ct9r are
MODES worthy of emulation ana whose
deeds and achievements serve US an in-
spifatiun tOr those Who may succeed him
The HON. tIGuerick douglass. There
fure lie IL
Resolved, That we unite with tho men-
beers OF tla DCreaYeu lhIully AMI the cOuh-
try III general in regtelting the los5 oil
ono whose whole lite las been spent III
eleyAIih. mHnhinU.
Resolved, That in hts death tho negro
race has lost its greatest leader, the world
great man anu sui ring humanity an
uhswerhng friend
hesolved. We cannot too strongly ex-
ples7 our appreciation Tor Or oYer"stlmlt.
ing the goUu ho has done ior The cauae
OIL Ills Fave,
lcsuived. That as IL further mark Of
esteem and respect tho usual emblem of
mourning bu Installed in our churches,
Schools and society hails iof The period
lthnty day S.
Il, sUiSed. mat copy OF his biography
be kept prominently III our homes mat
our chIdIen may learn to emulate the
cBardClcr OF thts great man.
ItusolSti, hat u copy " these resoiu-
tiuns he cont to the bereaNei family and
also pub!lsht u iii our Gaily papers
John A. Rogers | Last ihirty- ninth
street Union League Cluu New YORK City.
10 Visiting lrleuDsy N tails Glly.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-26

Tie entertainment given in Wesley NJ.
u. hurch on Friday evening, Feb ~
under the auspices OF the Helping Hand
Circl' of that church WAS most prosper.
ots and very gratifying to Miss Grace
QuigR. led!er of the Gil Gle. and TO each
OF tho membero-a oevy OF bright. pretty.
looking ana energetic girls.
The church was over flowing full. a
larger audience probably thIn ever
gathered there before.
The participants In the entertainment
appeared ut their best. Miss Maud Me.
Gail OF Philadelphia fegGited number of
pieces III an easy. graceful stylH
thoroughly enlistiug the audience Miss
Mccall Is u line eloGutloEist.
The Grace church Quurtette SO we'll
known ahd Appreciated by Wilmington
audience sung AS they are wont to sing,
with much eif CT, Mr. George Mori-,
pianist Professor i'ennl5. and Miss Edna
BraIlie!d gave violin solos euh DUETS.
Miss Edna though young hui nunI.
fest com and of her instrument. Plot
Dennis was OF course eXceuanL. Mr. f.
Z. Mccall sang very pretty baritone
solo. The affair throughout as an enter.
tplnment is not Often eNcellod.
MI aud Mrs. Fred Mccall becoming in.
tele=ted Ia the lelpiug Hand Circle
though members Of another church, gave
valuable aid IN making the evening 50
successful iiHanclHhy.Hs in other Respects
Roy D H. QtlRg Ii closing his third year
as pastor oil This churcn.
The pHraly SIS OF Duelues5 tho last two
years has made the ilLancill progress OIL
the church most diilcuit ana en- ba, as
lug. but Mr. Qulgg, Wi Ii the zeui and
energy OF his young manhoou has slrIven
Tor success aud not without reward, lie
lrnveS thus Hook ut the end of he confer
encs year, carrying with MIN the RESPECT
and love OF tho church and community.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-26

Since the purchase of the Lewis building
s. Il. corner oil Seyenth AID MARKET
streets. by Head Il Company on Saturday
last negotiations have been entered into for
the purchase OF the two stores from the
Mccall estate Nos. GA and GIG Market
street with a frontage OF 80 feet extending
back some 50 feet. For this property 1t
Is understood that tho owners want
80. 900.
Then Alfred Il. Ainscow owns tho old
Hitler properly adjoining tho Lewis prop.
erty on seventh street with frontage
of 80 feet ami running baek some 80 feet
MIR AinscoW wants 5SJ00 for bis property.
IIe purchased 1t a few Years ago for $4,000
Intending TO remove his restaurant there,
but he aferward purchased Tho property
oil Ma:ket above EigAth street where lie
Is now located.
1t Is also stated that largo and wealthy
dry goods firm OF Baltimore. Nd, nave
made an oIler Of 500 600 Tor the three pro.
prietles, and from present appearances 10
looks as il they viii become the owners
OF these three prUnerties which Will DO
torn down IN ths spring and one oil the
larG1at and handsomsst dry good store ID
our city. erectad on Its site. Ii will NC q
big improvement TO that neighborhood
and greatly enhance the property In the
vicinity,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-26

Seventy five couples. many the sons
and daughters OF prominent Gsrtnan
families, whIled away tine hours OF last
night and this morning In the ball room
OF German Hall. The occasion was the
annual inasq uerade ball OF the Delaware
Saengerbund and from an artistic point
or view the hours that were sat apart Tor
the annual reception were the most en-
ioyable ones ever spent cd the spacious
ball room floor of the hall.
II was half past 10 O'Clock when the
music from Abert's orchestra waited
through the roon and few minutes later
the grand march was'on. Frederick kleitz
and NJ o. llama Graham. attred IN prince
ly costumes led the throng OF merry dan.
GERS. aud following them were youth and
beauty such us had not been seen for sew
eral years. The dancers were arrsyed In
grotesque while Others wore fashionable
cosIu mes.
Among the characters were Coxey
Armyites. clowns. Mexcans, the typical
durkey and msuy other personaton
put the more prominent were those OF the
ththurland. One Of he pleasant features
was the tableau Wine, Women and Song"
ChaIIe les Yelter was Bachus. the god OF
wine. Miss Annie Elmer was the god OF
music. The Misses Barr and CERES were
the goddess of VIM.
Among the Others who took part in the
tableau were Herman Starch. Miss Paul
the Bauer. MIR. and Mrs. William Bergen,
NJ. Frltsch. Miss Matthew, John Eilrsch.
Mics Clara Beiriein, Charles Ley, Miss
Annie Belrleln. Charles Bernie DIT. Mlss
Hanuah Frank, Mir. umi Mrs. Herman
Lunge. Lewis Bloom. Luring the even.
ing 1t is estimated that about 60U persons
were present. between the twenty-fvur
dances. supper was served. AS at all the
Suengai bund balls the order was OF the
best and the German cllizen and his fam
lily spent pleasant evening.
The officers in charge were: Frederick
kleItz, master of ceremo niea; Andrew NJ.
Letting, floor manager; Christian X oet-
Ter and Charles lelter. assistant floor
managers; Peter Elmer Harry i. schnepf.
Andrew betting. Daniel Mfier. Charles
1ettur. Fred X ellz, hris.ian k"ehier and
L. Fuekel were the committee In
charge.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-26
Loc Al npTs.

Yesterday alghtesn meu longing for a
10 were watching six mn at work ut
tIghih aui Market slreets
Stiarili ellis will hnld an inquest of
lnHaes on March :. In ihe case 81 William
q Dalton OF Gentrerilie. Ghrlstlana hun
DIRE who ~ now an inmate of Tho State
Asrlun for lie Insane.
apt A Rert Thatcher, who has reached
four score yeara, has go fully recovered
trpni II rtcelft nttIcE of GID that he Is
now nbie To he out again.
Miss bora III. on of this city IL visit
Ing rrn'lyes III baltimore ami Washing.
ton.
The schooner Emma ] Never. built at
Milton bal. In 1881 with crew of eight
mn. is miss ny. She sailed from Charles
ton =. & thlrty one days ago for Pnlla-
dalphia with II cargD cf railroad ties and
hqa tt,vtr ba N hegii from
EncHd ftiliiaS OF Philadelphia will leo
tilrp In the nureh of uha Re,ie4ner to-.
night on "i!ie ltl-a AMI Fall OF Baply on ;"
iihester school children have depnslted
In ihe ~apings Bank since February 1870
$50 900. AMI there remained in The bank ut
tnt II 'gtnHing of 1879. SSl5SSI. to tbs
credit Of So ienDsiters
i hrnhea nxiG drrailed Wilmington d
Northern fire. knt car at Moiana and the
trucks III nbted from bridge Into the
creek.
All of Bfi geton's ores were ordered
elo-ed hy Mayor Applegats on Sund ay.
A rariy good slde.door business WINS
done.
Mira NJ A Reeag. assistant librarian
represented that institation at philadel.
pGia Fee fu HE Literary which was open.
ed Oh triftay evening
Mrs Eurenia Butehenal. aged 50 years.
wifi Of eX Frnlhuuutnry Bnrche nal. lied
AT ner residence on Main street, SMYRNA,
on Sunda afternoon.
Basila singing Mrs. VI. II. Carpenter
wilI llyH ht.StTAl new uauEaB A pIuWuAI
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-26
HAYDEN wa. psnEaorpuL.
rhr Bites In Dog ca,chsr's I.ffe ars
Thrown In, and DO Not warrant .Brutal.

Thc Bites In n Dog Catcher's Life are
Thrown In, and DO Not warrant .Drntai.
say.
Although Dog Catcher Hayden Is given
legal authority to kill the unregistere d
CANNES that are so unforJun ate as to no /
escape MS vigilance. he oaunot maltrea /
ihem az he did u shhggy hatred pup whIch
he cap ell OF PenDSyivania avel us nd
trann iiu streets last Tuesday morning,
elld THIS lesson was taught him by Judge
BAL VI tie Municipal Court this morning
Ihe testimony ot Samuel Il. Lloyd,
Caleb Brown aud Ellsworth Mercer prov
Ell eoncius,veiy that OF the day named
Hayden had caught the dog In his net,
from which lie afterwurd took 1t aud
placed rope about Its neck. Then with
All the strength he possessed tina cauine
was whirled around tts brutal poss Assof's
head ON tho brick pavement thrice. vners
th- poor brute 10y molloniess aud with
blood dropping from It's mouth aud mead
As an ex cuBe Tor this brutal treatment
Hayden said the animal had bitten him.
lhe prosecution WAS under the charL .
OF the Society for the Prevention OF Cruel
ty 10 animals and III summing up the
case attorney Porter paid his respects to
the catcher saying thai however higu or
low an onlce may bs 1t may hb pei verified
and when such should become the cusa
men OF temper should not be in It..
Not yet having gotten control of his
TEMPER, Hayden picked up the senseless
brute and threw 1t into his wagon. Befare
tho court imposed Il line of so aud costs
the judge remarked that the bite received
from vicious canine did not warrant tie
catcher la mAltreating the brute ThIL
was ono OF the risks OF the officer AMI IS
such lie had to put up with.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-26

List of sales.
The following slles have been arranged /:


The following slles have been arranged
February
%, Paul Gillis. personal property. White
Clay Greek I'D
"a. II h Itoberts. Horses. Chester.
". Estate of John Mckee, near Stanton.
2S Cloud Estdt BRA ,dywine HID.
2S Joseph Mitchell. HockessIn.
%. Joshua Laws. Peuc'' der Hid. 81
March
=. Real Estate Builders Exchange.
4. Henry A. Kelly, u mile east OF Mer
mail.
B. Il l'orreus over I'd It. Bridge.
6. ihus Dayett, Prncader lid.
3. JUnn N. Wilkinson. Brandy wine Hid.
O. w Brackin, Mill creek lid.
Q. w G TruuN, Now Castle lid,
z. Agnes Brookes, Pencader lid. -
& W Mccoy thristianH HID. y
g. Taylor Pierson. Mill Creek Hid.
II, Geo D Wttheret. Brandywlne Hid.
j., llerber brown, Biau'Iywiue lid.
L. J w pur adv, New Castle lid,
ID. Unclaimed Goods of f.. W. NIB Il II
ID Furniture, g0J West 1Ih ST.
II. Sale of household 4 DDS ut Sfs JefTer-
sIn street.
H. Peter \ Fagnn. Hare's Corner
1a } Il Gallagher. hite Clay Greek.
IT, John Wivr. Chri -tianu. lid.
~ u A Cofnbroo -, Mil Creek Hid
is. 4 j Sharpi s. GhristIaua lid.
IL. !. u. gers, New Castle lid.
~. Furniture. OI West Sth st
Il, Jos. ii. Gould, New Castle Id.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-26
Another Step IN the
Worlds Onward
Progress.

The Empire Dept Stores heroic
efforts is successfully gaming the
masses of shoppers, that leave
home unlimited, and after their in-
spection of our goods and prices
turn into buyers. such has been
our recommendations. The bold
ventures we make by offering good
substantial merchandise at prices
far below the wholesalers and job
bers. Commencing tomorrow,
"wednesday Tor days we will
sell goods that will create a gener-
al stir, as we know the public fully
appreciates our methods of selling
the most goods for the least money.
Elegant I2Ic floor mating llor
days sale) Tor zs4c yd.
Nice Lace pillow slips at I2IIc
a piece.
Turkey Red Table Linen at
I2Ilc a I'd.
Ladies side Combs that we have
been selling for Ioc a Dr.. we will
sell them for Wednesday and
thurs lay for SIC a pr.
Best Holland Wlndow shades
assorted colors. guaranteed 6 #.
long. It wide sprino roll for
81 &c.
A better Grade Turkey Red
Table Linen, &c quality for 16c a
yard
Good apron ginghams at 41Ic a
ward
Fine Linen Table Napkins (bor
dered and trineedA sold Tor re !.
doz. to 4oc a doz.
Ladies fancy bone hair nins re-
dueel to Sc a pr,
Ec[ee eaItaih ocrim' 40 inches
VIC llor 2 Gays sale, o. c a yd.
NICE oaslh Nioooh all colofs &c
ya.
we wan 70 ciose OUT our Mea $
WOOL unaeIWear' only ; or 4 oil a
Silia lei'' some worth al or more,
CLOSING llilse 49s.
N l.Neel'ehe sualily Linen Damask
. ''i +. d. =, demand 70. gu. s.s's..
a asv will III aga again place on sale Tor 2
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-26
GLOVES

Full line of the celebrated
French Trefousse Kid Glove,
20 button length, Suede in
White, Tans, So. 80 per pair.
lG,button length, Suede in
White, Tans, Blacks, Pearls,
lavender, Nile, Maise, Yellow
and other fancy shades, SD 90
per pair.
l2,button length, Suede in
White, $3.50 per pair.
s button length, Suede in
Tans, Blacks, White, Modes,
States, Beaver, $500 per pair.
4 button,i in Tans and Blacks,
$l.5O per pair.
In the Dressed Kids we have
the new thing.
Pearls, with black stitching.
Yellow, with black stitching.
White, with black stitching.
Black, with white stitching.
Plain colsrs in all the newest
and most desirable shades, all
at 81. SO a pair.
The Maggioni francesca
Glove, formerly handled by 2.
Centemere q Co.
NorE--Ihat p. Centemeri &
Go. never were the makers Of
this glove, but simply controlled
the sale in the United States,
and by being the exclusive sell.
er, were given the right to sell
the glove under the brand 2.
Centemeri & Go. The maker
Of the glove is and always has
been Maggioni Frencesco of
Milan, Italy.
The contract between P.
Centemeri Il Go. and Maggion i
Franc esco having expired, 2.
Gentlemen & Co. will no longer
have any connection with the
sale Of this glove whatever.
We are sole agents for Della.
ware. Prices Sl.25, $3.50
s1.75, $500 per pair. Color
and blacks.
A frst.class Hook Kid Glove
at sl.O0, all shades.
KtNNARO & co
62l-623 Market ST.
i
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-26

Charles c. Dougherty is young mas
who IS more Inclined to wander than tg
work. aud II was just that fault thai
placed him before Judge Bail this moru,
ing. Charles rot out of jail last Wednes.
day. but male no effort to get work until
yesterday, or that was what he sud. Fat
gtaney was the charge aud the line iml
poseu amounted to S3. 20.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-26

A free Iecturs will us delivered in Han.
over Church on Wednesday evening at
4 As by Rev. George ii. tiliian OF Marss
ovan Turkey. lie will speak on Mis-
sioners Ia Turkey In 3onneclion with the
regent maesncres." MIR. Etlllan waa BAH
ished from that country three years ago.
and all are invited TO hear his thrilling
lecture
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-26

LEACIi-nn the 24th of February. 1896 Mar
tina j.. daughter oil ~ eel i officer 10 IN
and Marina each. aged % years,
relatives aud trIends arc inyi ed TO attend
fu erHl services at SLY 'ruTonk NJ. j., Gnu rch
ON Wednesday morning at 10 O'Clock. III err
ment at NJ E..cemetery in CnI Isl lana Village.
KRANH-0n February a5th. 1899. ChrIstinna
Rrunz aged Is years
Relatives and trie d. are invited to at en- d
the funeral at the re .tle zee of j. W. NrHiIz
No.lG0i Lincoln street. Oh Thursday FebruaI y
2Stn. MGcl 1T the uousn ut - % lock, Inter-
pu.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-26

H. NJ Perkins & Bro. OF Holly Oak
= BrsndYwlue Hundred. have put up 1900
Ieet OF ilussat IRON fence for VIM
DUPONT, at w0olton Hail; also number
OF test a. EnstaEH Presbyterian Church.
ehd NJ lhe new hoR=ss erecied at Egh.
teenth and WRsbfnutnn ntraa.. nv tdyar
a.. FINLEY. 1hz fence IL neat and rot very
fApahaive, ami hence the demand tui IL IL
incie.slnE Wien tns tlmrs improve or.
ders Tor IL will Va 81 p Gated
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-26
rhslr s,x,ls,h annl,sr.arr.

Mr.. James Cam ahd. wife have lived to-
gether In welded btlss fot sixty years
celubrated their wedding anniversary on
sunday evening at then home at Glasgow.
Some twenty-five OF their children. and
grand children and sons in law partook
OF q bountaoua repast.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-26

PtNNINGTON--W ALNER-On Wednesday,
F'b 20 lSlo. Mt the house of the bride $
parents, by the Rev. II. Il. Mason, Law
renee II. penuing on. OF Pencnder hundred
ana Miss Emma Wal of Mermaid. Del
DAV DSoN-W EAyEil-At Asbury Parson-
age o. 20 alnut SIR ct. February 25th.
] 10, by the Rev. John H. Howard .. d..
WIN. j; davidson aud Bertha II Weaver
both of this C ".
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-26

The New York World says: The Tribune
ventures To suggest TO Eastman Addtuki
that hts Is doing Ills own better nature
IN Injustice" IN trying to secure The Dela.
WIRE senalorship. Melted butter 10 40.
tualIy like vitrIol com pared with this or.
game softness of speech.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-26

There was fiE at thu Auditorium last
night. Inc Mpgulliun baud was ont and
tip,ir musle, costumes aid gestures ket t
he largo audiance in au uprear the short
me they wsis Iii ATTENDING
Tomorrow night Grace Church Orehes.
tta viii lie III Attendance.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-26

from at remarkably low prIces. all wool
suits mate 10 order 5l2. co. 1880 &1S. 20.
$50 90 black coats and vests to order.
$500, $1,000 Sla.D0. $500. Trousers to
order 500 IL 90 S. 90. perfect lit and
satisfaction guaranteed. LDckyer aud
Marmuln, Iaiiors. sos Marriott street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-26

w. r Draper Druggist Springfield.
Macs. writes: japanese Pile cure has
cured years afflicted; could not walk
bali a mile In the last three years; now
walks any distance.
N. Is. Dsnforth Second and Market
streets. and Mlllers Drug Store. 4OZ Mar.
ket street,