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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-28

Col. ". F. Prideaux, who was 70,
some time 9 resident officer in Kash.
mir, says that Chitrai IS OF far more
Importance than Gilzit as a poin,
d'appui for n enemy in view of opera.
tions along the Kunar valley 10 Jel-
lalsoad. or the Dir route 20 Peshawur:
and tina, for the maintenance of the
position Of the British. OF the wes:er.
" outlets of the Hindu kush. as veil
as for the purpose Of fanking the
Pathan tribes OF Swat. Buner anc
Yaghistan- a military road from Now.
shera % Chitr2i IS absolutely indis-
pensaol
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-28

-kzut's mother was woman OF IN
Usual strength of mind He believed
hat be inherited from her his taste for
metaphysical studio
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-28
Johnson Connsy f.ir oe~ss

Olathe. Kan. Aug. T.-Ths third IN.
nual fair Of the Johnson County Pal
association opened today with a god
altaulazce
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-28

Rockford ....1 4 0 2 0 0 . 0 Ito 16 3
st. JoSeph...-.0 2 0 0 0 0 o 0 O. 2 4 2
Batteries-Thornton and Snyder; Sla-
gel, Johnson and Jones.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-28
Western Association Games.
DIES MONIES 10: QUINCY

Quincy, ILL.,, Aug. 27.-Score:
HHd
Des Moines...3 . 2 0 Dol 10 s 5
Quincy .......0 0 0 0 3 o 4 o. 8
Batteries-Roach and Figgemier; Nc
Farland, Hill and Boland.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-28
London Stock Exchange.

New York, Aug. 27-The Evening
Posts London cablegram says: The
general settlement has begun. Con-
tangoes were light. Americans 81. per
cent per cent. The stock markets
doomed all around today, mines and
Americans leading. The latter We're
mainly affected by the favorable -,
ception of the Erie scheme. There was
more buying and a better trade in
Americans on this side today than there
has been for some time. Prices closed
al the best, with a bullish tone. Bar
ring accidents. everything points TO a
period of continued activity in all mar
kets.
The Bank Of England has raised its
price for American eagles TO 76s I'D.
This was not done 10 attract gold, but
is merely a confession that at the form
er price the conis were melted at profit
and sent to the bank in forms of bars.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-28
Indianapolis, Aug. 27.-Score:

Il II z
Indianapolis % 0 0 1 0 Of o Is 7 3
Minneapolis 20 2 3 0 O o I'LL 2
Batteries-Phillips and McFarla nd I;
Blackburne and Wilson.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-28
Chicago Grain.

Chicago. Aug. Z.-wheat-Cssh and Aug
50 cents; September ss.Giz cents; Deem
Der 60. cents: May ST. ents.
Corn-Cash and August 35iz1+ cents;
September $40. cents: December 9Dlz
cents; May 51Aatt cents.
Oats-Cash. August and September
1914 cents: May r. cents
Pork-Cssh- August and September
s. 20: January $50
Jarf-Sssh. August an September 3 sZ11
Rios-l>ash- August and September.
SIT; January sis.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-28
Changes In Grain Stocks.

New York. Aug. 27.-Special cable and
Geographic dispatches to Bradstreet's,
covering principal points of accumula-
ton, indicate the following changes IN
available stock last Saturday. as COM
pared with the preceding Saturday:
Available supply: Wheat-United
States and Canada east of the Rocky
mountains, decrease 1856, 900 bushels.
afloat for and in Europe. increase l.
OPS, 900 bushels. Corn-United States
and Canada east Of the Rocky noun
tains. increase ]. 1854 900 bushels.
Increases OF wheat stocks last week
overshadow for the first time since the
beginning OF the new cereal year the
corresponding decreases. the more i'm
portant, exclusive of those covered IN
the official visible supply report, being
$40. 900 bushels In northwestern inerior
elevators. 5000 bushels in Milwaukee
private elevators. 81 900 bushels at
Oswego and IS, 600 bushels at Louisville
Like decreases include $4,000 bushels
in Chicago private elevators. 100. 900
bushels at Manitoba steerage points
and S. 1000 bushels in Minneapolis pri-
yate elevators
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-28
Western League Games.

ST. PAUL 4; TERRE HAUTE ..
Terre Haute, Aug. 27.-Score:
RH z
Terre Haute 10000 O010-3 2
st. Paul 80 0 o 0 2 0 L o. IA ? z
Batteries-Goar and Roach; Pyle and
Boyle.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-28
HEPAWED THE DUST
EVIDENCE OF MURDER IN THE CASE
OF MACK EOACK.

Detective Brott Finds the Print of q Mans
Hand in the Dust of the Top of a Low
Partition Forming One Wall of the
Room Where Noack and Hazel Ham
mond were Found Dead, Besides Other
Evidence OF a Third Party's Presence
Maud Royle aud Dan Berry Arrested
for the Alleged Double Murder.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-28
DETROIT 3; MILWAUKEE, 2

RHE
Detroit .......1 0 0 0 0 % s l
Milwa uJkee 10 o 1 OIL 0 o. s 0
Batteries-Whitehill and Boyd; Ba-
ker and BoIand
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-28

New York, Aug. E.-Wheat-Receipt
3. 100: exports 1850. Spot dull and weak:
No. red store and elevator e5iz cents:
afioat Ss cents; Z o b ssz. cents afoat No.
! northern ssL cents delivered No. !
hard ss cents delivered.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-28
ROCKFORD 10: ST. JOSEPH ?.

Rockford, Ill. Aug. 27.-Score:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-28

r II +
Chicago .....-....1 O 0 5 l. 6 10
Batteries: inglon-Corhett and
Mcclure: Chicago-Dolan and Dono-
hue Earned runs-Washington 4; Chi
cage T. Two basehits-Everett. Home
run-Anson Stolen bases-Lange, Ry-
en-. Cartwright Ancon. Double plays
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-28

Batteries: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
Robinson; OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and
Vaughn. Earned runs-Baltimore Z.
Three base hits-McGraw, jennings
Stoler bases-McGraw, Kelley. Double
plays-Gleason, Jennings and Carey;
Hoy, Vaughn and Smith; McPhee and
Ewing. First on balls-Off Mcmahon
/; of Dwyer 2. Hit by pitched ball-By
DIVER l. Struck out-By Mcmahon 1;
by Owyer 1. Wild pitch-Dwyer. UNI
pires-ODay and Durham. Time As.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-28
CLEVELAND I; PHILADELPHIA

Philadelphia, Aug. 27.-With two men
oRt in the first inning Cross threw wild
10 head off McAleer a t first and this ul-
tmately cost four runs, giving Cleve-
hnd lead the locals were unable to
overcome Cuppy relieved KnelI in the
second. Cuppy was very effective At
tendance 2,775. Score:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-28

Baltimore Aug. 27.-McMahon held
the Cincinnitis down to five singles to-
day and with almost perfect field sup
port had NJ trouble in shutting out the
Reds. The Orioles hit Dwyer hard and
won with ease. Brodie and Keller bat
ted well and the fielding of Smith and
Keller was superb. Attendance 2,100.
Score:
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-06


This evening the greatest OF oil drami-
tizations, Darkest Russia" will be given
at the Grand Opere HOUSE. by a rsmaika.
bly, clever company. The plot is quite
interesting Gnd is we'll told Ia every way.
Ite theme trsats In one OF the vital points
OF humanity freedom to the oppressed.
system of Russia and snuws every phase
OF life In the en- pirs from the noble In his
Krpmllu palace ut st. Petersburg to the
exile la tho horror laden and undeveloped
troutler.
The situations throughout the entire
play are thrilling and intense and the
story SO absorbing that tho spectator 10
carried from scene to ecene IN anxious
suspense. IL will be mounted In excel
lent style. every attention having been
given to every detail, every setting reach
Ing the height Of he spectacular. In the
sceulc features every art known to stage
ronllen has lie utilized. III you see Lliis
drama once you will want to see 1t again.
Gus Hills New York stars will appear
Tomorrow evening. at the Grand Opera
House. in as IA line vaudeville programme
as any one would want to witness in the
various lines of the dramatic stage OF
whom some are we'll .anown to many OF
our theatre soors, their very names VIII
be want to sue the audle nee in rear.
The enter ,ainment provided Is refined
ami uItistio, opening with john Dale aud
Annie Devere In travsSty entitled
"Bridget's Word Goes" folio wed by q. w.
Llttelleld. with specimens OF mimicry
that would be hard to excel. The rest VIII
appear In regular order lii hrst'elusS
speCialttles
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-06
Y0Ua LAST CHANCE

Only u few more DAYS of the great Clothing
Sale. The bulance of stock W II be sold III
what eau scarcely be called prlc nont
fat 10 come at once before ITS to late. You
WI never again lot tcn II chance 10 Day
clothing at less h IA cost of nniNiug Thess
goods mast go. and 20 they must. too wnat they
wiu bring. Such sstr nee OF Heany.niaae
Mems, loys' auG Chldrcns CtOthiTy GaS
never nocn attempted In the clty o. WI
miuIton, our dollar Will 40 as FAR az
thrce dOiars viii 20 ut other slorss. We
bavu taken tue ,tnnense bdildihg. 40.
Huuse. Wilmington. Delaware. This ia no
fake adS' rtissiuvnt rs proven ny the
AFFIDAVIT below l.ooE at these figures:
Meu'> black OF blue cneviot SUITS ~ " men $
mixed CASHMERE .ni,s. SYKES, 500; mems
fancy cnvvtot su!tA chnirs o. sly les, 3tdOi
mems untressei worstods Or diugonal SUITS
very dresay, :, 90; mems gray. GOWN or hlue
cuoviUt suils. " ~; men b ovrrcoa-~, elrEeht
article f. %; mems sturht over out Atfh
lonE, not half yai"r, 81 60; mems blue or
b GCi, kcrsey uvrrGouts, extra length o. 30;
mems shetland Orn coats, lnrrlnt 81 adus,
81 W; mems camel herscv ovrrcOnts ~ elae.
aek. brown or gray " &c " AL woot, extra
lcngtn. 81 % lvts of childrehs pants 43Gi
lots OF chiid,en's pan!s. &c; iols OF chtl.
dr,ns pants. 45c; lois OF inen p1hta sFc;
lots OF mcu'7 pat S'c; lois OF mons pants
81 sai lots Of mems pants titei
OF mems pants. - 80; lyts Of mems pauts
| g. 50; tots Of dress pants s3 iOi tots OF boys
oyercoats- 81 -; lots oil boys oNercont4. y 81
| tots OF Toys uNerUots tnaJ; l"ts OF 10 u
sui.s. sJe lots ut bow suits l b lois OF boy i
suits. s. % lots ot boys SUITS. - lui lUt- OF
DUS- SultSt - lou ol DOys Sill = - ttt .
| OF uuNs cuts. ). ID; lots uf oy- sulis. 81 40.
| LOIS VI culluren huu dress suits III tarrY
| color Jerseys vulNets aud mnItary styles ut
| YOUR own tlguIes, Road this nlt cHr tutlY
] UAl tea yauf nrKhJoss OF this wonderful
| way o. sIViuR money We aEaIn tel! yoa
| that the entire stock III at turned 10
casa immediately. zee that you e. III the
right rstapi!,hmont. No. 5lh MHrket street,
| auuVu tin. Clayton llous Iliui lgtud. Del.
| open entngs until O'Clock. Saturday un'
| ~ ii y. III.
| ArflnASIT--w tinington Delaware. jan'
| unry 18TH, ISJt.-Siilun Ncyl. hriup duy
| awOrn. de. ioacs Huh SAYS that .c is re tJeut
| Of uIu c y OF Pan ,lelpni3l- Pa. int ioi
tue pas eight yeuis he has heeit en- aged ~
| I, tv uI, clothing business ut cotncr oi
| Hii@e TO Columbia a%tnueS AnN Twenty
III ri street. Ia sald cIty pniinucipnia, aud
tn I lie lsApuu TO retire tr M suid clGtniul
| buSlue-~ am, tuc stock empi ycu ~ hlm u
ziId business viii TO dispised ot by him al
No jUO Alar"et street, " titnlngtuns elhWhre
SIMON ~ ~ h..
state of Delaware, County at rev Ldstie
r. q. u Illu'ugIon. january lSth, 1872 Per
EtHaily appeared the utove nnmei hlHoi
Wcyl and maze udi Ia .hO above Statement
by MIA, HigAcd before mo.
WILLIAM A. uIhiioNS, Notary Public.
i.A-ot
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-06
DEBt.IC sab

l. - bl'lN - A'-o
The subscriber about to relinquish farming
wal sell ut pubic salt. at UowersvI lt, lied
Ltuu hunGtel, ie', Un
TnthSuAY. FEBRUARY II. 1898.
At oclOcN y. m, SHARP.
rho following described y. oper y. TO wit:
hursr years OLD. wrt hrONeu, II hHs
Young horse. ~ head OF tutt e,
40, /. tuil jersey GOV VITA calf by her
side. coming years tld. will milk up to c,tlV-
Iug. a Ncry Inr COW.
40 > slIuIi bIel Jersey COW. tniiking now.
viii cav IA AlIlI 'unI InG u yea 4 Ola sivJs
tni,K until she Cniy, :, n very NEE Gov.
40. 8 grade -''ISUy. CUuutug years oh.
aud n goo m'I~Gr.
hvlcrs = vi lhyu ara tuuruughOrei JGrr
seys on OF NJ. ant No. COWS nue pTomi-
siug hsnrra. CupttuE years Ulh "a rec. AND
Apr. next. 2rh JUrAey heller, coming "
ears Old IN August,
rurniiIs indictments are MI nearly new.
nu, iug tGeu tnuai' wi nin tnu lasi Two years.
ANA consist as u avs.
IIUN PIVOT UNie, 2'horsu Iurm wagon.
l.hur- Z WAGON, VITA sl'rinsA uiHfSet wagon,
l Osborne uluGrr, wood mover. SfNh' use
--huI ST piow. t. nay ser 4 lAetiituu steel
hf ruts IIIon NEv rultNtnr 4 trueR tAf.
row, trtigFevs sceu sOwcr. Lawn NV er,
hair collars. wurn brldics. rope ."ni ~ lut-
Ion oil ttItK WITH puihp and many Other artl'
EtGS upl enumerated.
iUttd ti1Ils OF salu-Al sums uf $50 aud I'M
der LlSh over tuut amount a rieIll oil ttn
months win tie gwen hS the purchaser giving
u hi,uKaaie nU ID VITA hn appluNuG IN iofS"r.
Int rest ffoin datr OF 3ntI"e4i' "h Tor tash
on credit snin-. Iilt llp" Jus'i .
| A. l. swain Auyt J. W. BuT Ia #irrI.
| It'd -.w
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-06

a
viii be sold at public sale at the late residence
on the Lancaster pike. b miles from city OF
Nilmingio". On
FRIDAY FEBRUARY Is, 1888,
AT 10 o'clocK u. in. sharp,
head of good wok or driving horses. one of
bcnYcnue is u sorfei ~ hands hlgn. 8 yeus
old. tuil peiIgre furnished uu dag OF sale.
One mare III ioul by til ahovc;2 colts, j.. aud
3ycars 80, sired BY renveuut.
head oil mich COWS Jersey stock; some
milNlng, others sprlnging. Esifers year
ling bull sows. Win p =. good sloeK; 10
pair OF Plymouth iIuck chickens.
Germantown wagon. l surrey. | buggy, /
mitk wagon. farm wagon, muse tart, sprInlt-
hnZ machine, plOws. burrows. rollsr NOW.
ing machine. reaper, turNs, RACES AMI II es,
hay cutter "a hOrz y lwer, harness. doub o
single, cRrrihI uarues5, Wagon. cart.
and pluw h.trueSs sleI b. stgh bells AMI
rnhfs, to- = ga Ice. IN h. o. house. I cord, of
woptt m inc wool, com By i.e ousnUi, corn
10 del 10y The bundle. wheat L. tue gTuuud.
HaiscbOs Goods suIit- o. be moo u 1uI-
mture suitc ol p4.lur furniture, Brus, Gls
aud tngrGlt carpets. | piu.tO. CHairs, uu4-
iruth sBuv ana longs OUe large b 9ok-ouse
MiTlt n valuable coile Il n OF hOox- MS good
Hs new. Also COOK stGS 4 nNturos unl iIItruen
u edsii-. Also Tho mix ruuiU iugether with
the 'sahs lara. sersins tans, o. eaMBt, ttc,
The above wdi positively De sold without
reserve.
Terns OF snle-All sums OF CsO) dollars and
credit Of months Will he given by the pur.
chaser E,y'ng Il banknb,e n'de with an APP.
proYed 1ndorser, Interest auded.
ALiI..A SMITH,
Admin! TRAITOR OF Harry l.. Wood, d o.
L. .Stidham & Son. Aucta f,-ts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-06

$4,000 to complete the we'll for water
surply for the town.
Ihe Phillips Thompson Company asks
right to be incorporated with capital OF
$4,000.
The House passed an act to Incorporate
the Peurock Coinpany; to incorporate
Washington Camp NJ. {. T. U. H. A., to
Jay ant "A road in Broad Creek Hundred,
A bill was introduced by Senator Pyle
granting the janitor at the Court hcuse a
Zee of 70 ceuts for each liquor license
granted by the Court
1he Senate passed. the following bills;
10 Incorporate Independent Circle. %.
OF u. 10 renew the charter OF Good Sa-
marian Lodge. /. q. u, H., to incorporate
the Farmers Union Stors Co.. to renew
the charter OF the Kcokuk Tribe. lmp'd.
q. X NJ
On February 9TH 1891 the HousA Cales-
was "a 10 1888 II was ~, IS. so You know
this Legislature, 10 ahead OF the preced-
ing Legislatures. The bill to eQuallze
taxes presented by John +. salisbury
would be good one TO defeat lts I'M
republican and any Republican tlat
would voto for 1t had better no over TO
The Democratic party at ones.
Represents alive Davis gave notice OF q
bill to forever suppress the printing,
numb. ring and Issuing of lottery tickets
In Delaware. This Is stab at the Roger's
printing Company. oil which the ofiglna'
tor oil the bill 10 unit TO unlaoe the shoo
strings OF MIR. Rodgers. tits like u great
many bills, of no account.
Post Master Enoch Moore wa5 down
here with his four by-eleven smile, and
posies In the lapel Of his coat lie ia good
| to drive dull care away. 1t Ia strange
what solicitude the President OF the Levy
Court aud Com missioner White and at.
| torney John Z. RodDey has Ia the defeat
OF ths repeal OF the Wooddale stone quarry
| bill. Is there negro In tho quarry
Who will enlighten the Republioans In the
matter of the purchase OF the stone pile
AN act TO change the name OF Mar
| guerit Carpenter to Richardson was read
| for the first time In the senate on Mon
| day. The bill has passed the House
| There Ia no doubI or the lady's Request
being granted. She ID the widow ol
Frank l.. Carpenter. W. D. V.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-06

Mr.. Thomas Davidson. resulting at No.
sos Adams street, fell about week ago
on the ice ami injured himself 90 Severely
that he had been confined to the house
since. He apparently Injured himself In.
ternaily and vac under Doctors Pyle and
Wood OF Philadelphia care. He has been
gro wing rapidly worse and this morning
died. He was In his 49th year and leaves
five daughters grown to mourn his loss.
lie was very successful business man
carrying on the marble and stone cutting
bu sinees at Fifth and King streets, aud
TODD high up in the Masonic Order.
Notice Will be given Of the funeral later
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-06
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Smith s2ot DRUNK.

John Smith, colored. of Marshallton,
drove TO this city yesterday 10 make ar.
raugement for the burial of his child
which died during tine day. but before re.
turning became intoxicated. lie appeared
In Manicipal Cont this morning. but ow-
ing To the death his caae was held up
untii an investigation can be made.
For allowing snow to remain on the
aidewalk after the time prescribed in the
ordinances Levi Bid was fined O. anu
costs.
Thomas Scotch. John Smith and John
Collins were drunk ana each wsre mulot.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-06

The Preachers meeting OF The Whining.
ton District Delaware GcnierenGe Wa
hsld in Lzlon NJ. e. Church. Ninth and
French streets. AT 10, 10 u. III. j. II, Har-
man called tho meeting to order. j. Is.
Lewes cenduoted tho devotions. The
minutes Of tho last meeting were read
and approved. Presiding Elder J. 4.
Waters spoke OF the advlsuhllLy Of u COM
mittee to lie appointed to take such steps
to find Whera keY. L. N. Grandson is, and
who has SO mysterlously disappeared
from tue city.
Committee X. W aters, z. L., j. Ii.
Hartman. j. IL. Brinkley. .
j. l. MolOck read an interesting paper
before tho meeting. Subject, .What good
has Ida b Wells accomplished" followed
by discussion.
Tho nominating committee. ]. W. W.
Cox. J. +. MOtock, j. H. Brinkley, nomina :.
ed tho officers for tho next term. The
following were elected to serve as officers;
President. j. II. Bake; Vice President.
J. Il. Brinkleyi Secretary. j. IL. harm an,
Treasurer. j. Ii. Winters; Crltlc, a. Chase.
Executive Committee. J. II. Harman, j.
W. W. Cox. j. X. Waters Presiding Elder.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-06

Some lime dusng last night or early
this morning the north window light In
the bulk window OF Messrs. Justls and
Dsvdson's clothing store. No 2l3 Market
direct. WAS broken. Nothing OF any value
was taken as II Is supposed tina the
thieves woro frightened away bsfore they
hal u ohauGs TO purloln any of the goods
displayed IN tns window.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-06

DAvlDSON-Un February 9th. 1895 Thomas
David o., AGED nj out ~ years
Relatives AMI friends are invi cd to attend
the f.n"rai from hla late residence. No. sos
Adams street, on SATURDAY., the 9Th INST. at
go u. III. Services ut Trinity r. H. Churcn
nt y o'cloek. lntcrment ut " imington aud
Brnndywine Ce,nstrry.
CARVER-On February It'll James NJ. Car
yer, IN hts J7th year.
Relatives and friends are inN tod 10 attend
the funeral from his late residence. 100 Last
Second street Wednesday. Feb. 9TH ~ :.
O'Clock. =. III. lntcrmrnt private. at River =
vie cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-06

The TNilIght Dancing school OF Che5-
ter, nttap" oil the Monday Night Dancing
Nrnoul "oE Wilmington. monday night,
and had grand tims 10th Of which
suhuoIs are nnuer thu leadership OF Prot.
Eltutr davenport.
1Ee Wilmington school will attend the
reception oi tho Twilight JnDior's. on
Ecu, -, ut National Hall. Chester, Ia
Miss bora Bruce Ia visiting Miss Lille
Vernon AT Marcos Hook.
Miss Lanra McCslieIty has returned
hOue to Marcus Hook after u visit to our
Eity.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-06
THURSDAY. EEB. 18th, lsoa


head of horses 9cows . helferS lbull,
brood spv an pigs
FarthiHt mplumpHts-9 farm Wagons with
riGg ngs Tor sue horse cart iumpsrnt earri-
age. tive hprsp tletFiForH. ono horse dearborn.
sleigh and beils. uipwtr. spurn b'nGcr horse
rHi,e roll +, pa rs Of twin harTOw- wheel
ruItiv tor D hnnd Cultivatcrs, j plowe corn
marker. run dr. II. carr age pol". grain tugs.
nm, cnrn shria''r, hhnvl5, B3tde5. gambling
hoe. cross cut Nv, FARM hell. lot OF pitch
forks single ana duu liz trees sets of lead
CT pillow harness y OF double car'iaye bur
ne 3. SO. ol SIrEle carriage hai ness. birdie,
collars | ms, st III cart harness robe und
b unNnts. hcasua and pea. ID CreaIner. milk
eau. ebiirn. hutf rtifh. = tons OF hay, rs
n res of wheat in the ground household aud
kituhea furniture. Ter aa cash.
Amius. Ylrsina X y .aper.
' u / 'rthur H. bra, sr.
Nm. I. DASErL Auct It
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-06

meut Company last night met n annual
eeeeon and after hearing report OF The
conditions o! finances, which was satla'
factory one. tho new directors were
elected.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-06

CPEGiAL NOTICE 10 the puUi.c-t would
- sta that ! have MT one 0ut OF tue
business but am still to be found at my old
otiius No. East lIgirth street. ms general
manager OF thc Delaware renencial asSuctu-
lion. u home company IN which tho funds
OF the asSDcHtIon are inves, ed In this cdy
iof the b-nett aud secur ~ OF ITS members
lGg tanber ms is the only beneficial Asso.
citation in Delaware that deposits its entire
funds tur tue protection oil It's members in
this state, PETGI. COOPER. Tres.
CIiAS. HAY " ARD. Gen. Man ger
Il
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-06
NnIicn-

All tho delegates who were elected Mt
the muss meeting held Jan 3lst to attend
the Educational convention ut Dover Feb
Z, 1898 aru requested o meet this even
lag O'clock, at tue Higgins Republican
cub room lin near Walnut street.
lHus ASpLrsoN. SEQ.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-06

A preliminary menting hold at 5th and
FreuGh sill oht TO UrElInlGea Temple Ct X
q l. WAS vol atteuacd. Hddressas were
Insda by last supreme Chief Thomas Dir.
chit, Past Grand Chnr Asuril aud oths re-
whan hay adjourned To meet THURSDAY,
February TN to el-ct officers uLd make
application Tor their CHAR sSr.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-06

Twenty-four shnros OF Farmers Bank
stock were sold on Tuesday afternoon Mt
tina county buildings at Dover, belonging
to tho estate II Marr Lowber. len snares
to W. Il. smith for s65.25 per share, ten
shares to Il. IL. Robinson a co. FOR i65 20
per share, and thtee shares for S6G.50.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-06

Shlloh's Cure 10 sold on a guarantee. It
cures lucipient Consumption. IL Is the
best Cough Cure Only ons cent dose.
25c.s., 5Octs., and 81 W
Sold by N. u. DInforth, druggist second
and Market Sts.