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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1895-11-30
A uuestion of Honesty.

To juggIe with question is cow
ardice. We cannot climb over it, dive
under it or sneak around it. This is
more than question of party. 1t is a
question of principle and honesty. The
government has no more right to de-
base the coin than the rogue has to clip
it. The government does not make
standards of value. They are made by
commerce and the laws of supply and
demand. The government can't make
honest thing that is dishonest. 1t
may be able to compel obedience to its
DEGREES by force. but it has no more
right to stamp so cents worth of bull
lion with the declaration that 1t is a
dollar than have to steal dollar from
my friend here. The moment it does
that it makes the Goddess of Liberty on
that coin tell lie. 1t is simply ques-
ton of honesty, and in the name of God
don't let the government OF the republic
he dishonest. If the government can
take 80 cents worth of bullion and can
by its impress make IL a dollar it can by
the same power take 25 cents worth
and make it s20.-Mayor Warwick. OF
Philadelphia.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1895-11-30
Tho Essential Thing.

II have been told, Mr.. Spooner, that
you have been engaged before"
''Yes, l must confess that have; but"
Frightening up) "you needn't let that
trouble you at all. l still have the
ring. Life.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1895-11-30
Cool.

Marlow-Isn't it rather embarrassing
TO be engaged to three or four young
men at the same time?
Miss Fiiit-I believe they do find IL
80 at times Door fellows!-N. Y. World
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1895-11-30
Question of Age.

Editor-You say you wrote that joke
yourself?
Jokist-Yes, sir.
Editor-You don't really lookit, young
man, but you must be about three hum
dred and twenty-five years oId.-Modes.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1895-11-30

-. Even at the low prices for silver
OF the pasttwo years many miners found
its production profitable. The present
advance, comparatively slight though
it is, is likely to increase the output
This is one of the reasons why large
advance would be difficult to maintain
st Louis Glahe Democrat.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1895-11-30
Embarrassing.

Like a bad piano player,
Old Outlate seems TO be,
Because, however hard he tries,
He cannot find the key.
IN Y Recorder.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1895-11-30
Los. the Job.

80 you wont position In my OF
ilce?"
ayes, sir"
"Do you chew?
mo, sir"
"Then 1 can't hire you; l wont nave
a man in my employ that can't borro"
tobocco froru.--N. Y. Recorder.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1895-11-30
A Fit at Last.

Mrs. De Crisscross (who has come to
talk about an unsatisfactory gown)-
Is Nine. Froufrou Voulezvous in?
Modiste's Assistant--No; madame is
I'll with apopiexy.
Mrs. De Crisscross - Indeed! linen
she has a fit at last.-N. Y. World.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1895-11-30

"What are you thinking OF, Madge~
"Whether l would rather have you Tor
Q friend, or Jack for husband"
swell, can't you have both?'
"That depends upon ack."-Brook-
lYn Life.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1895-11-30

Development.
The girl to her doting father brings
Her love with fond salute;
But as time goes on there's change ID
things
Judge.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-09
Knlshi- OF the Golden gss,n.

Tho supreme astls of the Knights o I
The Golden Eeagie met In Washington
yesl erduy and will rsEak1n in session
about week. Large Rum bers oil KhIghts
are IN attendance and tho number ls eX.
peeted TO run Into the thousands.
Several questions Of oonslL Lerdbls mo.
ment will he brought before the Supreme
fastle ut this sassiOn, among them un
amendment TO the constitution regarding
she taxation OF grand castles.
The shte OF nominees for the various
Offices which has boon partly prepated b y
membe.e from Pennsylvania, IS also ex
pected to Cause eonRilerabis uiscussiu n,
and from ali Indications the session will
be a lively one.
The parade Of tile knights OF the Gold
en- Eagle In the afternoon Nas very cred
itRl'ls aliatf, about 1000 uniformed men
being In line. Many Delawara knights
were IN limo. There wera also q great
many carriages containing Indies and
grand officials IN fun dress uniform. The
chief part OF the line OF the march was
along Pennsylvania avenue nnu through
White House. lhe meeting Of tho Su
preme Castle was convened again thl,
morning.
An important matter OF business Is
proposed amendment to the constitution
proyldlDg for change III tue plan of tax
alton OF tho various grand castles from
an assessment OF 500 upon each State IL
one OF cente u member, Tho ssssion &C
eoIdiDR to the pre.ent program viii COZ
elude Oh Thursday night
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-09
AnnseurnIs.
GRAND OPERA uousE.


Only fair audience greeted the Milton
Aborn Opera Company at the Grand
Opera House last evening The tuneful
opera the Bohemian Girl" was present.
ed very oleverly. Joseph W. Smith as
was very good. Milton Aborn was not
permitted TO display hts talents as Devils
hoof. although his portrayal Of that char.
aeter wac very clever Miss Louise Moore
ss Airline was charming to an extreme
Her elnglng was excellent Miss SyIve5-
ter Cornish as Queen OF Gypsie9 WAS not
at her best
The balance Of the company wac good
In the less important oles. The support
rendered. by tue company conld not ha Va
been better. The opera 'BUceacclo" will
be given this evening und as 1t will be
given at popular prices, the house will be
packed to the door. as the company 10
deserving OF success.
There Is a vein of ser,ousnss In the
character which Stuart Robson will
assume in lis new play 'Governmen
Acceptance" which he plesents at the
Grand Opera House next Monday even
arg. He never portrayed character
which gave him more opportunities Tor
oIever work.
Nellie MoHenry, a oomeiienne OF mirth
and fun provoklng talents, will hohi the
stage at tie Grand Operu House nexi
TuogdaY evening. In her new cycle com
eiy The Bicycle Girl" She will be sup
ported by strong mpany.
BGJoU THEATRE
The management OF tho Bliou TheH'rl
Will soon announce some good attruc
tluns
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-09
,-,,.,n,,, f,ers,,,eu.

a RxruBIlcAS reporter this morning
was shown a tetter from an Ameriosn
at present 10 Cuba under date OF Septem-
her 70. IL contained considerable news
about the insurrectlon OH the Island and
predicted that II the Spanish suffered
many more defeats that they would pach
up their clothes and go home. Cuba be-
longs to the Cubans and they Intend to re-
sent the iron heel OF tyranny. The lette'
IN speaking about tho canditlon OF the
people snys that substantial aid Will be
wanted TO keep away the wolf.
In speaking about recent trial In this
city the latter Gays; For tbe tlrst mo
ment there was not a particle OF doubt In
my mind. hut thut the liberty loving peo
pie OF old Delaware would render i Yer
diet OF not guilty. Ofcourse the sleutl
hounds did their duty from the point ot
taking their handsome fees To lying in
watch behind the pile Of orossties In
Wilmington.
Marshal Lannan did bis duty. the Dis
trict Attorney did his duty the jury di'
Its duty and the people did their duty Il
celebrating the victory. The time ie fns
coming when Cuba will be free.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-09
THE / EMPIRE !
OF WILMINGTON.
~ zoe Market street.

Better goods at equal prIcaa equal
goods at lower prices. Are we doing IL =
You can't stay at home aad answer.
Como here and see.
Special Sale For Q Days Only.
Turkey Rod Table Covers. frlugsi all
arouLe, ~ yds square. 200 worth 500.
Honey Comb towels IS Inches long. SO.
fancy bordered.
Grand Laca Curtains 81 sds long 500
pair, worth sl50. styles TO sslect from.
Boys Flannel Waists, sizes TO II years
17o worth 35c.
Ladisa elegant Cloth Capes. winter
weights, sS "a worth 5000. Gail aud look
at them.
Childrsa's neat elder down Coats. flannel
linad. fur collar. 25 to close. $50 worth
&l.25
Felt window Shades 36x72. with oil tho
attachments. spring roller. l4c worth
25c.
Novelty dress skirts. extra wide sweep
all lined, all oolors. $l.5 worth S2.
Handsome llua OF ali silk yelling. new
width In black. blue, brown. 19c yard
worth 400.
Fine quality black bsaver coats. 5 but.
ton reefer, melon sleeves, ripple baok,
% 9S worth $40
Handsome. Plush Capes. satin lined, fur
ttim ming $5. 9S. worth SO.
Mems Gray Undershlrts and Drawers to
match, 22c each.
Boys durable Overooats with capes.
Special price on these goods $l.29 worth
| s2.50.
Boys double breasted Il Wool Suits
S1.l worth ~ 90.
Mems eelluioid collars. all sizos and
styles 7c.
Boys knee pants loc worth $50. n
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-09


Mrs Robert Scott 10 suffering from
touch OF tue malaria.
The stock OF the late John f. Walker,
No 10 East Third street, was appraised TO
day. The stock will be disposed of at
pubic sale.
Bay State Gas which opened at 20 on
Saturday last sold for s22. 80 per sbaro
this mornlng in New York. The gold 8
per cent. bonds aggregatlng five mill on
dollars were all subscribed for In Boston
on Monday,
When Will the Market street bridge be
oompeted2
When will other refor mers strike our
city 2
When will Wilmington have another
place Of amusementP Only three now
open.
II man taxes that which docs not
belong to him. what would you call him
Market street Is Disgrace to any olyiii.
zed community that bragg about lts well
paved streets.
Special meeting of enoampment. No :,
"a U. v. L.. ovor Crosby and Hil. No. 805
Mark ct etreet, on Thursday evening. at
80 O'Clock. All members are requested
to be present. By order OF COLONEL
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-09
DIcArMS.

ARMS1 ron Ct uddenIy. on October 9th.
Issb, james ArmstI onR. IN his S4th year.
EeiatiNes and friends are invited to attend
the funeral fIom the residence of his son.in-
law. Harry McGail, No. 4O1 Franklin street,
on Friday the llth INST, at - O'Clock p. m.
lnterment at Wilmington and Brandy wile
Cemetery.
HoLL AND On October 9th. Mary Elizabeth
Ho Hand. aged 10 years.
He latlves and friends of the family are re-
speotfully invited 10 attend the funeral
from No. COZ West Third street. grItay after
noon at o'clock. servico ID Asbuty Church
and interment In the cemetery adjoining.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-09
M.aalua. 10 na,un Oh.

Enoch Moore. Jr. aud Mise Rosa Frank
will be united In the holy bonds OF ma.
tsimony this "wednesday eveninR) ct
Grace M. u church services by the Rev.
NJ, Hutburd.
Mr. W. S. Townsend and Miss Nellie
Dnre, daughter OF II. +. Dure. Esq. will be
residence OF the brides parents. No. ec0
West street.
Mr.. Harrie J. Guthrie aud Miss Matte
Pennington will be married this (Wednes-
day) evening ut the resld enoe Of the
brides uncle. No. $40 Monroe street
MIR. Thomas Luke OF pledm ont and
Miss Bessie Stirling Of Green Hill viii
be united In wedlock Wednesday after.
noon. OCT. 10.
MIR. q. James Belt AMI Miss Deggs will
be married on Wednesday. OCT. 10.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-09
Tannhnr., Ins,itula..

The three County Teachers Institutes
are to be hold at the same time this yeal,
the 4th. 9th, 9th and 9TH OF December, In
for Kent, and liz Middlelown for New
Oastle. The lecturers will probably bs
the same at all the Institutes. going from
one TO another and thus securing better
talent for the money. HoR. W. q. Ham.
on The Snollygoster In politics." Prof.
George Thomas Bowling, on 'srne Good
Old Timas." and the Philmonic Musicai
Club of New York. are announced for this
three evenings In Milford.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-09
Goiug " est,

II so you should have one OF the gaogra.
phlcAlly correct maps Of United States is.
Sued by the Chicago, llwadkee aud 81.
Paul railway. They run solid ve tibuled
electric lighted, steam hsatel trains bs'
tween Chicago Council Blufls. Omaha-
Milwaukee,, LaCrCGse. Wlnoua. St. Paul.
Minneapolis, connecting at OmRha with
All lines for ali poluts in Nebraska. Wyom-
ing, Colorado. utah. Nevada. and Calitor,
MIA. At 81. Paul with ali lines for all
polnte In Montana, Oregon. Washington
and Northwes Br!ttsh territory. Write
TO John Il Pott. district passenger agent
WiliiumsEort. Pa, Tor one OF the maps
and any lnfoi nation desired In reference
L. ralaR of furA O InY moi III AYnaL.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-09

Tho Finn farm, situated near Green.
bank tation, Chrlstiana Hundred. will be
sold at public sale on Thursday afternoon
at Q o'clock. 1t contains 1877 acres, with
good>build;nRs. aud Ia one Of the most
desirable properties in the neiGhborhood.
ANY OF our citizens wishing to invest In
real estate would do we'll to look after 1t.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-09

MIR. s. d. Townsend son OF the Collector
OF tho Port. drove to our city on tuesday
morninR. He put his team up at George
q. whitema ans stables, No. III Shipley
street. In the after noon man wearing a
black slouch hat aud OF dark complex on
called for the team. H. was hltched up
and he drove off with 1t. Mr.. Townsend
calling In the evening for hls team to
drive to his home at Odessa was dum.
founded on being told 1t had been called
for. The animal was a bay marc. fifteen
anda quarter handshlgh. The vehicle was q
spar-sprlug buggy, containing robe and
blanket MIR. Whiteman made a dlligon'
search OF the city for the team hut up TO
this time has failed to come up with the
thief
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-09

The contract for the removal uf Schoon.
or Ledge. In the Delaware River, was yea-
terday awarded by Director Tho mpson to
tho Philadelphia Public Norks Company.
OF which James A. Mundy Is president.
Mr.. Mundy's bid was $l093 per cubic yd to
remove 7000 yards OF rock. and l5s1 cents
per yard to dredge about S00.0 QUO cubic
yards OF mud. The Am>Slcan Dredgi nR
Company bid sl625 cubic yard for the
rock and l51% cents for the mud. MIR.
Mundy said yesterday that he would be
Gin work at once and continue until stop
ped by Ice; resuming again next spring.
He will com plete the work next year. The
cost OF the work IL not to exceed $50. 900.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-09
rrIona.h,p once owned the Engine.

The engine OF the Brooklyn Veteran
Association which won the prize ia the
hand engine vontes At at Reading last weok
was formerly owned by the Friendshlp D
FIRE Company. having been purchased in
1870. In 1859 1t was sold to the Hanley
Hose of Chester. 1t changed hands a
number Of times ana finally lt was bought
by the Brooklyn Association. It's owners
take It around tho country and partlci.
pate In nearly all the tournaments. The
engine ls still In good condition.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-09
sale OF Cn,ys.

A. Tho public sale held at Rad Lion by
Robert 5ierricR. ou Monday last, tirty two
hen uf COWS were sold, ut au average OF
&4J pei head. 1he cows ware a lirst-clasa
lot, aud were sold at a bargain to the
ta:urrs. He expects to Aay3 another sale
IA bout threa weeks at A1aIns' Station,
Chrietiaua Hundrel.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-09

Max Ephruim. No. 3l8 Market street.
the popular clothing merchant. will donate
box of good clgars to the nine that wins
In the contest between the Pastepots and
Scissors at the game at the Union street
grounds on lhursday. lie says ne
would give them new overcoats but that
they all have bought them on him.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-09
PRrpnnal.

Mrs. John T. Walker has gone to Phiia.
delphia to visit her relatives and friende,
after settling with the heirs Of the
late j. T. Walker all satisfactory end
batore parting Mrs. Walker present.
ed to Isnae +. Walker, the splendid gold
watch and cham OF the late j. 4. Walker,
he being the only surviving 5rothor, He
received 1t with thanks aud tears In his
eyes. Mira. Walker will return In few
days.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-09
The MenIIlnE.

Tomorrow promises to be- fair with
variable winds and rather warmer. Simi-
lar conditions will probably prevail on
Friday.
THE TEMPERATURE.
The thern omeLer at The REPUBLICAN
Office to-day;
fo'olock. 10 o'clock. O'Clock.
AZ so DO
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-09
Buiiot In IA. Bncl..

A man who gave the name OF Duff
wRlRrd into the olliee OF BipGksom aud
Spar yesterday afternoon an1 asked To
have bullet taken from his Vnck. The
bullet was pro6eu for but was not fOu nd.
The wound was not an ugly one bit ez-
iremoly painful Tho police havu not
heard oil any shooting anu ara ut u lUss to
know who the Iuau ID or low hs oamet y
bo shot.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-09
THAT Joyful. rEEI.ISG

With the exhilaratlng sense OF renewed
health ana strength aud internal clsanli-
ness, which folio ws the use of Syrup OF
Figs, is unknown to the few who have not
progressed beyond the old time medi-
clnes and the cheap substitutes some.
times offered but never accepted by tina
well informed
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-09
Eel of n Train.

A tramp, who was etealing ride on q
freight train. fell of tbis morning near
Newark. He had his head badly mashed,
ami two ribs and an arm broken. He was
taken to the depot hospital room IN this
city. where his lDjurles were dressed by
Detective Joues aud DIR. Draper. He was
afterward removed to the hospital al
EaruhuraJ
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-09
Ruling prices
Au,idsu D.ntt,.

Mury Elizabeth Holland died suddenly
at her home, No. GOT West Third street,
this morning, from heart disease. In the
10th year OF her age. She was prominent.
ly known and for years had been con-
neoted With Asbury Church, where service
over her remains will be held tomorrow
afternoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-09
TrlnIa nj epcetl,

There will be trials OF speed at Haze
Deli Park tomorrow afternoon. 6evera
OF tho beet horses In the county are ex :
pected to participate. The track 10 ia
good condition. and Mr.. Stafford thinks
that there should be q large attendance.
as there are good seats anu no charge for
Hdmisslun.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-09
Removal.

Harry D. Fell. grainer. hes removed
from No Ill West Eighth street to No.
2!S7 1atnall street. where he will be
pleased to receive all orders for work In
his line.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-09
Head Cat.

William r. Gilbert residing at No. 81
East Twenty seoond street. melter nj
the Malieable Iron Works. had his head
Injured while at work this morning by a
trolley over the furnace. He was taken
to the ofllce OF DIR. II. III. Frist, Eighth
and Spruce, where his injuries were drees.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-09
ApotI,er Cow sale,

Frederick Klalr & Son will have sale OF
COWS on their farm neat Centreville, next
Monday afternoon. Between the Messrs
Klar Passmo ore and Merrick, tho farmers
of the viclnlt y will have every Opportunl
ty 10 Got supplied with good cows of rea.
suna0le ptlces.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-09
Cvtorcd .,lns,u,.

The most Worshipful Grand Lodge OF
Masons was In session this morning This
afternoon the officers will be elected and
tne session Will come to a close tomorrow
night.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-09
I.ady synailinston r,mple.

Mrs. DIR, Palmer will be present Mt tho
meeting OF Lady Washington Temple N }.
3, n. u. 10 tomorrow evening to ezpiAin
the unwrlttsn law of tho order. A full
altendanoe Of ladies 10 desired.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-09

To those who have rheumatism, neural =
gla, weak back or diseased liver, lung.
Kid ney. bladder. stomaoh. piles. blood,
he rves. skin or other chronic or acute dis
eases will hear OF something to their ad.
vantage. free. by calling OF him at 70S
French street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-09
Cut In lyntea,

CHICAGO. ILL.,. October 9th.--The Upion
Paoltin has made a nav cut In Colorado o
Western rates. reducing fifth class A. b g.
ID. O. to 35 cents, Is cents less than Atchi-
son on Monday. The Merchants Dispatch
will uhdou 5tedly meet the cut.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-09
Ikuuu,yny.

horse ran away from the corner OF
Second and King about LEO o. m. today
upsettlng the egg crates at the sou b siao
OF the city market. IL was caught at Tho
corner of Thltd and French before any
other damage was done.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-09

You will find full line of Infants and
Chiidrens Coats and Bonnete. 10 ell the lat
est styles mud lowest prices. at Mrs. Bl.
DiIlin's SOC King street. Call and inspect
our stock.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-09
Let The Shoe Man Sell His Shoes
LET The Hat Man Sell His Hats
Let The Clothing Man Sell His Clothes.
We DON'T SELL SHOES. We DON'T SELL HATS.
J But We nu Sell Clothes.
WE ARE CLOTHING DEALERS.
And tn besm Of the US and you
old and rejected goods Can't get rid
We DO not Manufacture every rmn-too erybOdy
Clothing enough from all get the lowest prices
hgoodsc
Remember this Clothing that is to date in the nice lit
te finish have be retaled by tho
maker a discount
Compare $40 Black and Blue Kersey Overcoas with
the $2 kind loudly talked about and claimed to be worth $15
You'll take at money.
Compare Mons SIS Suits and Overcoats with the social
ed we make every dollar knd at ST. You'll take ours if they
were both the price,
Compare $40 Clay Diagonal Suit with thesswe make em
alp 3 kind think you'll ours finer heavier and fit
better and according to their valuation $15 We $40
Compare Is styles of Boys Suits at ST.
Compare better grades So So $3 $780, ST. 81 80 and S.
Store Open Evening.
I.u,e. Arnstronu Dend.

James Arm strong died nt tho home OF
his son.in law. Harry Mccall, No. 4O9
eral debility aged 81 years. Mr.. Arm.
strong's death was sudden. He was q
Dem ocrat ln politics and in 1870 was
elected sheriff OF New Castle county over
Thomas Harvey, the Republican candl-
date
He was eucossded by r. Lswls ARM
strong In 1872. After his term Of offius
MIR. Armstrong followed tho livery and
coal business; for several years back had
lived retired. 1he funeral will take plsee
Friday afternoon at $50 O'Clock ana In.
terment will be made In Wilmington and
Brundyw inc Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-09
lDrexei u ,,nr Ictchrntion.

DIR. Is, nscdmidt of this city yesterday
atiended th9 seventh nnu versary exer-
olssr of ih) Mary ]. Dr. XII Home and
Mother House pf DsacUuesses. Coileg
Avenue. PHI iadeiphla.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-09

Is sure cure for Headache and nervous
diseases. Nothing relieves go quickly.
For sale by N. .. Dantorlh. and and Mar.
ket streela.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-09
IL snyes Lives EVERY Dny

Thousands OF cases OF Consumption
asthma, Coughs. Colds and Group are
cured every day by Shlioh's Cure. For
sale by N. b. Danforth. End and Market
straata
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-09
runeroloi MIR, Nuu,barr,

The uneral of Mrs. Jane Numbers, who
died at q layton OH Saturday last, aged II
years and IN anths took place yesterday
morning. In termentwas made at Bryn'
zion cemetery near Ksnton. Rev. b. b
Jester conducted the services.
Mr5. Numbers was member of Bryn.
zion Baptist Church. and when she could
was one OF its nost reg uiar attendant b.
She leaves five children to mourn ner
loss: MIR. J. w. BogRs of Crumpton.
William Numbers of Wilmington. Chas.
Numbers OF Woodbridge, N. j., james
nnd Abel Numbers of Olayton.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-09
,s,na nny,. F,,,,i,g

DR.. Hamilton. p. Ii. Bratton. Mr.. Palm
er. of Kennett Square. Pa, Harry Green
and Wm. Denio spent pleasant day llsn.
ing in the canal at st. Georges. They
succeed cd in catching II ilsh.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-09

TIE Marine scene,
Now on saie at the itKrUBILcAs ofiice. 70
>qual to any oil painting. Price o.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-09

You want 10 see High School and Del,
aware College sophs on Friday.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-09

Examine your sink or drain, II they
smell bad use Banner%maE's Phenyle, for
sais by all druggists.