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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17
CLOTHING

Well take any good judge Of
Boys Clothing by storm with
our Boys Suits Boys' trade
is a hobby with us.
Wilmington Boys are more
particular than the average city
Bows.
They want more style. They
knock their clothes about worse
The best isn't any better than
they want. We clothe them.
We know we can please your
boys
A good sturdy double breast.
ed suit for Sl.50; 6 styles to
select from, ages a to 8, fancy
trimmed sailor collar, ages 8 to
Is, plain double breasted-any
size $1.50.
We'd like you to see our
Boys Suits for 50 and $3.50.
They aren't fine. They are
good; all wool; They'll wear and
wear right. We can beat them
at So or more. Nobody can beat
them ior 50 and $3.50 The
hardest won money in the land
couldn't buy better for 50 and
$3.50.
s styles at SO. Is styles at
50. SO, ages 4 to Is, some of
them double seat and knee.
The same good value runs
through our entire line of
Boys Suits very handsome
styles in Cassimeres, Tricots.
Cheviots, Worsteds and others
at $3, So. 30, 81, 81. SO, $6, Sc
and $3.50.
Yesterdays express brought
us New Lots of the prettiest
things in Big and Little Boys
Refers, ages 8 to s. have sailor
collar, handsomely trimmed,
ages 8 to 16, plain.
Chinchilla Refers, $3.50,
$3.50 and $5.
Fancy Red Reefers $3.50.
Astrakhan Refers $6, Black
Blue, Green and Red.
Cape Overcoats, Storm Over.
coats and Long Dress Over.
coats for the Boys in great va
riety 50 to $S.
Strictly one price, and if dis
satisfied with your purchase we
will return your money. All
goods marked down in plain
figures. ....
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17
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Merchant MorsInnd'a Troubles

William Noreland. who until q short
time ago conducted "a produce store at
No. 407 King street. has at present more
trouble on hand than he or any other
business man oares to handle. In the
same building Georga Reed conducted
the butcher business. but few days ago
both businesses were terminated rather
suddenly.
Moreland was the tenant and being un,
able 20 pay his rent turned the good will
and fixtures over to Petor Elmer the land
lord. This action ousted Reed and when
the store passed into the hands oil new
tenant for the consideration OF $3.50, which
money was received by Mr.. Elmer, Reed
believed Morsland had embezzied and 30
swore out q warrant for bis arrest which
was made yesterday afternoon by Ser
geant Shields.
This morning In the Municipal Courb
Moreland was charged with embezzle.
ment but he asked for continuance un.
I'll next Tuesday and 1t was granted.
The outcome OF the case will be awaited
with interest
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17
Etnnrnn IrnInn.

We now have one thing to boast of and
that is our new paper boy, Master Willie
Bradley, without donbt everybody will
be supplied with the REPUBLICAN and
keep themselves posted. Why frieDdsyou
might as we'll buy paper yourself as to
borrow your nelghbors and then growl
about what you read. Willie Ia a second
Barlow and George could not be beat ae
paper boy.
The farmers are about finished drilling
wheat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrews. Mr.. and Mrs.
Stewart. MIR. and Mrs. Maxwell were vlsit.
Ing Mrs. y. l.. Hawthorne last Saba h
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller and Mr.. and Mrs,
Dawson Intended to come, but the shower
prevented them.
They enjoyed thoir huckleberry pie at
home.
Proprietor Legg. who has been indis.
posed 10 oonvaleseent, We think the
chills would have a good bit to shake.
Mrs Eva Cornog and daughter of vii.
minGton. are visiting Miss Luella Currin.
der.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17
nrnna.,r,ns onnrrls. wul ole.e.

The Qaarriee OF the Brandywlne Granite
Com pany along the Bran dywlne Cresk.
below Rockford. will probably shut down
next week. At that time the compsny's
lease will expire. and as the ground has
been purchased by the Joseph Bancroft b
Sons Company the lease will not be exten.
Com pany to extend Its plant toward the
quarry site, and az the blasting would be
OF great danger, The lease was not renew
cd.
The granite company. 1t is understood.
has choe1n another sito. but just where 10
unknown. The plant OF the Bancroft
Company as 1t Is today. is ono OF the larg
est OF the east and In fact the output 10
equal 10 any mill in the east. and with
the addition OF i'm pr owed machinery and
facilities for shipping. the output Is ex.
peoted to be almost double. At present.
work there is plentiful
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17
rms rnrsnzrnuY.
Iseai Home Missions Want No, Less
Than $4,000.

I
BALr1MoBE. Md, Oct. II, Home mission
/ work within the bounds OF tho Synod was
d iscussed at length nt the session In Fret
Church yesterday Of the Presbyterian
Synod Of Baltimore which was opened by
Rev Robert A. Davidson. OF St. Georges.
Del. For long term OF years IL was the
| practice to send all contributions for home
mission work to the general home mission
oard In New Y, rk, and then make appii-
Gallon to the board for the amounts need.
ad 10 the wOlk In the synod. Four years
ago she sustentation plan was az opted In
the Baltimore synod, and by 1t an attempt
10 made to raise the m oney needed for tho
, local mission work, go az to avoid calling
on the home mission board and putting
tho whole management CT lis missionary
work In the hande OF the presbyterIes
The report of the com mittee showed an
increase OF ebl4.40 over last year.
''Ihe work carried oil In the 81 mission
fields in the synod has been abundant and
fruitful. In them l4i members were re-
celved by profession Of faith and the net
gain FOR the year was 81. The total mem
bership In the 80 churches is 14t9 and the
sabbath schools claim 2750. A Young
Peoples Society is found In almost every
church. These churches raised over
$1,000 for their own salaries and ex-
penses. and ave sl56a for benevolences.
an advance OF nearly $500 over the pre-
/ vious year. nearly every cause showing in
!, the Increase"
The statistical report OF the Presbytery
OF Baltimore showed SO churches and
9676 76rommunicants. That OF New Castle.
Del. contains Sc churches and 66f3 mem.
bers; while the Washington Presbytery
has ~ churches and 7l32 members.
The executive Committees OF the
Women's Home and Foreign Mission Syn.
odicsl Societies met In the lecture room
OF the church while the synod was In
session and organized for the business OF
the sooieties which is to begin to-day.
The Home Mission Society pledged it.
self to raise &2 0O0 for special synodlcal
| work and to make a Is per cent advance In
It's general contributions. The advance In
| the general contributions for the last
year wus $1,000. the total amount Of tho
general contribution being nearly $4,000
in addition to boxes for missionaries
valued at $500. Off1cers elected were:
dent; Mrs. N. G. Bradley. of Washington.
secretary, and Mrs Andrew B. Crose, OF
Baltimore. treasurer.
The women Uf the Foreign Mission So
oiety talked over the reports which are to
be submitted today. As a rule these are
OF an encouraging uature. Officers were
elected as follows: Mrs. Albert Kelgwin,
OF Wilmington president; Mrs. Il. NJ.
Wylie, OF Baltimore Mrs. A. Williams OF
Wilmington and Mrs. James Lave OF
| washington, vice presidents; Miss Jose.
1 phine Chester OF Washington, secretary;
and Mrs. Darcy TauI OF Baltimore. treas.
urer.
The eynod will continue In session to-
DAY. Tonight a popular meeting III the
! interests Of misslons will be held. at
which Rev. Drs. Brown. missionary SEQ.
retary, and Rev. DIR. Wallace Radcliffe, the
| new pastor Of New York Avenue Church,
| Washington. will make addresses.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17
"A PIennnnt nnrnrinr.

Last evening very pleasant eurpriee
party was given to Master Willie johnson
OF 1885 French street. At a seasonable
hour the guests were invited to the dining
room where refreshmsnte were served in
abundance. Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs Johnson. Mr.. and Mrs La
Rowe, Mr.. and Mrs Morrow. Mrs. Baird,
Mrs. Foote. Mrs. Price, the nlspes Nc.
Cienaghan, Elsie Talley Emma Price.
Ethel La Rowe. Nellie WoRan. Olive
Plurson. Viola Bell enner, Ada Morrow,
Elsie Morrow. Lizzie NoKlnnon, Lena and
Bertha Jackson. Rachel Zelstorff, Ella
Prize. George Clayton, Joe McKinnon,
Lucas Daniels. Harry Glasco. Frank Zeb.
Icy. hlmer Zebiey, Clinton johnson, Will
lard Reed. at wee hour the gueste do
parted Wishing Willie many more happy
surDrlSes,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17
In,rr.-, al nInrlnInx.

Yesterday we stated that the revival scr.
Vices atMadeley were growing in Interest.
Today report reaches us. that at the SER
vices last evening there was a great in.
crease in the spiritual results OF the meet
ing. The sermon by tho pastor was NOT a
hnrangue of stale theology, but was a
clear aud pointed gospel message deliver.
ed with earnestness and adaptation. In
the altar service that followed there was
an increase of penltents. several of whom
professed conversion before the meeting
closed. The revival singing is done by
tho congregation and old time Methodist
hymns are used. The PASTORS subject to.
night will be "a certain woman.h
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17
Are They In wilmius,onr

Two yodng men named Griffith, who
until short time ago lived IN the .imms.
diate vicinity of West Chester, says tho
Republican of that borough, have dIsgp.
Wilmington. The other night the men
were driving In the neiQhborhoou OF
Coatesvllle. when they colllded with a
team driven by two residents. As re-
suit OF the collision the Coatesvills horse
oied. Tho buggy was badly damaged end
suit was brought against the mon. when
II was learned that they had diaposed Of
their team and gone to Wilmington,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17

II watercress wore one OF the luxurlee
OF the present seas on, as It probably Ia
not. any one wanting a bushel or two
might find 1t growing along the roadside
at Richardsoh's. A strsam which iows
down along tho tootpath is illled with the
pretty green plant We're this month
April instoad Of October 1t doubtless
would be In great demand,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17
$500 Newport News. Launch Of Gun
Bont Wilmington. 85. 90

In order to give tho citizens OF VIII
mington On opportunity to witness the
launch OF the gunboat 'Wilmingtonn at
Newport News, the Baltimore IL Ohio
Railroad will sell October 18th tickets
from Wilmington to Newport News and
return via Old Point Comfort, good for
ten days at rate of tive dollars, (s5.00)
A train with special Blue Line coaches
for the exclusive use OF the party. will
leave Wilmington at 4.03 p M. Friday,
October 18th. arrive Baltimore 5.35 p. M.
Coaches will transfer passengers to the
Old Bay Line. and leave at $50 p. NJ.
arrive at old Point Comfort 6, 80 A. NJ.
Leave Old Point Comfort via Ohesa.
peak d Ohio Railroad for Newport News.
Tickets will be good to return via Nor
fork or Old Point as may be desired.
This is the only route by which passen-
gers ere taken to Newport News, and re'
turn at the five dollar rate as the other
linos can only take you to Old Po :
Comfort seven miles from Newp .
News, without the payment OF an e, q
fare account Of the trolley lines. Sit t-
rooms. costing one dollar. aocommo,' :
ing two persons. can be secured u n
application to II. A. Miller. Passeb, I
agent. Delaware Avenue Station, W..
minRton.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17
New Ma,i Train.

pany will start now mali train from Now
York through to 81. Louis on October 20.
The train will be composed OF tiye new
mall care just received from the Pullman
Company, and 1t will have no passenger
oars. 1t will leave New York at 4 30 a. M,
arriving here about o'clock. and Will
arrive at st. Louis at IL. 50 D, m. the next
day. The cars TO 10 uAed will be of the
Oampbell aud Grives pattern. They are
built with special referSnces to the saving
of life and have no nIAtfnrmA
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17
A Mnr Ralia

MIR. Samuel +. Belts has O medal In his
posse ssion that evidently belong ed to q
soldier of the Rebellion. It Ia abont the
slze OF half dollar bearing the 70 flowing
Inscription: Serg. P. A. Grum. Go. E., lst
N. J. ". West Point, seven days battle,
seoona buii Run. Crom pton Pass, Antie-
tnm, Frederic ksburg, Salem Church. On
the reverse side Is a cut of George WASH
ington's head and tho word underneath b
Security.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17
Railroad ,Inr,,ree ,,nnco,,.a.

mortgage for f650 900, held by the
Fidelity Insurance. Trust aud Safe De.
posit Company of Philadelphia against
the Delaware Railr DAD Company was
cancelled yesterday. Treasurer Robert
NJ. Scott OF the Fidelity Company affixed
MS name to the entry OF sutisfactlon.
President E. T. Warner and MI, scott
then went down the Della ware road on q
special train and satisfaction was entered
In each OF tha three couutIes.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17
An Old I.aiIIrY TicEei

Mr.. Samuel +. Belts showed q reporte I
OF Inc hRPunLIcAN an old lottery slip, II
reads as follower Delaware State Lottery
Ior the benefit OF st. Peters Church, No
2Ol. This ticket entities the holder to opt
prize.
YATES j. McINTYRE, Managers.
New Caaale Ig3l
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17
IInnsa aaIa

Wednesday the three-story brick house
belonging to the estate OF the late Henry
Leut2, situated OH Walnut street below
Third. TO George W. Lyons. ior sl4U5.
This is considered good bargain. In
these Eemccratto times property sells at
little more than half it's real value.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17
Juvenile Runnwny,.

Morton Dillon, 10 years old OF No 1900
West Fifth street this city and Charles
Brady 10 years old of Philadelphia were
arrested at the p, W. Il b. depot last night
by Special Officer Smith as runaways. Ihe
BOYS have been attending sohool at New
windsor, Md, but ran away Tuesday
morning coming here on a freight trai n.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17
All Reco.nunena &C.

Ask your physician. your druggist and
your friends about Shiloh'e Cure for Con.
mption. They will recommend For
sale by N. B. Danforth, and and Ma rket
atfaata
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17
40. ib-B,.h-ae, ID.

On Friday. October IL, 1895. OH 9th
and Church streets, from Q q. m. until
sold oar load OF fish. Please bring baslisb
or paper From Nelson Lockwood & Co.,
owners. North Long Branch pound hsh.
cries. I. A. MCCLURE
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17

NOW is the time Tor coughs, colds
hoareeness and the laying OF the seeds for
eonsum ptiun. Dr Sinms white pulEon
ic bulsam is the hnest and best remedy
ever made. ls just the medicine to pro.
vcrt these culamitles and cure tue disease
eC6 King etroet,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17
r. az -, EeiIet Department.

The June report of the Relief Depart.
mont OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
shows that So S65 30 had been paid to
members on the philadelphia division OF
the road. or this amount $500 was paid
for accidental death and $500 for Two nat.
ural deaths. The aggregate expense Of
the department was SIS, G95 53.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17
GIee CIub E.nIsrtninrnenI.

The Columbian Glee Club will Gtvo a
musical entertainment in Calvary baptist
Clutch tonight. The programme ar.
ranged is an excellent one and the atten.
dance should be large.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17
de- lh-Irt.t,-a, n

On Friday, October is. 1905. on eth
and Church street 8. from Ga N, until
sold. car load OF iisn. Please bring bas.
ket or paper. From Nelson Lock wood
4 Co.. owners North Long Branch pound
usherles. i. A. MoCLuRR
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17
QUOTATIONs
Reported by
HEAI.D a COMPANY,
snniters and Broker

SsTenth ana Market Stroath
Investment and Securities Yielding
from tOG p0r cont
orders for tho purchase aud sale of
stocks and Bondson Commission nxeout-
ed at all the stock exchanges
Private Telegraph wirss to Ne YORK.
Philadelphia. Boston and Chicago.
Foreign Drafts LOi l.rttag. OF Oreltt ia
sued.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17
sr,yru. ye,s.ns.
Smyrna SettlnRA
Who will be successor TO Pcllpcmnn
Grant, 10 the burning question Of the


Who will be suocessor to PcIiuemnn
Grant, 10 tho burning question Of the
day.
Yesterday afternoon at the residence Of
tho bride's mother was celebrated the
marriage of Carroll Hopkins Budier OF
Chicago and Miss Sue Culbreth, OF this
town. The oeremony was performed By
Rev. Alex. @, Cummins. Jr., Of New York.
assisted by the Rev. Geo. w.. Dane. Jrs
rector Of st. Peters Church. this town.
Mre. T. NJ. Emerson. residing near Ches-
void. has sent out cards Of Invitation to
the wedding OF her daughter. Mise Bertha
May, to William 3. Scarborough. In the
M. IL Church, of that town. on Wednesday
evening. esd inst ct half past eiE BIT O'clock,
A reception will follow from 0 10 Al
O'Clock.
Mrs. Rachel Hoffsoker. who has been
spending several weeks with Wilmington
relatives returned home Monday. She
was accompanied by Miss Florence Hof-
fecker Of near Wilmington.
Cards are out for the marriage OF David
8. 8. Casperson. formerly Of Clayton. and
Miss Emily A. Smedley. OF Whining ton,
Oct 22d.
Conaiderable of late has been written
about the coming woman. The old bach
elors who write the items nevar knew.
does not know now and never will know
the pleasure OF a dashing young alr!.
Over at Kenton they have "goings
woman. II reports are true. Here 10 the
way kenton young fellow puts IL;
One OF our young ladies rides her wheel
three miles to her school and back every
day and then rides evenings for exercise.
goee TO church three times every sunday.
attends regularly. two church services
throu gh the week, and goes to see her beat
fellow as often es she pleasee.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17
Many shsllbarks.

Tho shellbark crop this SEASON is an
immense one and many bIsbels of the
nuts have already been gathered. The
boys are mating good thing by gathar-
Ing aud solling them.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17

The Reformed Episcopal Church Synod
VIII come to close tonight This nom.
.nk seeslon was ooeupied by consiaera-
hls business aud this AFTERNOON viii sasa
the winding up OF matter OF the year.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17
qhe Bank Eel In.

While Al WORK at the foot OF Frenoh
street this morning n,eelord man was
caught under a falling BACK but with
good fortune escaped with fs:y slight
lniurlaa.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17
Something New.

You vi find u full line OF Infants and
Chlidrens Coats and Bonnets. in all the lat.
9st styles and lowest prices, at Mrs. M.
our stock.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17
ANninrnI Rrnnrif.r.

Karrs Clover Root Tea purifiss the
bloed and gives clear and beau tlful
com plexion. For sale by N. b. Danforth.
2nd and Market streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17
Nninrrh CurAii.

Health and sweet breath secured. by
6hlloh's Catarrh Remedy Price so osnts.
Nasal Injector Tree. For sals by N. b.
Dnnforth end and Market streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17
IspIncannIinn..nnl

State Treasurer Adkins and Eiltor
Salisbury. of tue Dover Delawarean, are
In this city today ~.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17

Rev. d. j. Flynn and Rev. NJ. X. FaIlon
OF this city attended the annual reunion
and banquet OF st. Mary's College, Emlts-
burg. Md.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17
For Dv.n.ux,n

And Liver complaint you have printed
guarantee on every bottle of Shlloh's Vi
talizar. Itnever fails to cure. For sale
by N. B. Danforth, 2ud and Market streets
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17
NEW YORK
CLOTHING HOUSE.
3I6 MARKET STREET.
DEATHS.

DEATHS.
MCKNIGHT-on Monday. Oct. 18th Mafgare
Meknis ht, aged years. z months.
Funeral from house, No. 400 W ebb street
Thursday afternoon,
baltimore papers please copy.
CULBEWr-On October 10. 1896. Martin Cul-
bert reliet Of the late James Culbert, In her
s9th year
1elaI Ives AMI friends are invited to attend
the funeral from the residence of her son,
Thomas NJ. Culbert No. 1913 ratnali street,
on Friday morning at ! O'Clock. Intermen
private.
Kindly omit flowers.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17

ROW Are you wearing
your old one or
EbOut are you looking
for a new one?
Your We thought we
had big values
0y3rcOat? in Oyercoats last
year. but we want
you to see the difference
between those sold then
and the new ones. Black
and smooth Kerseys are
the popular cloths, and
nearly all the coats for
this season ale cut single,
breasted and made with
velvet collars. We have
them as low as $6 so and
better ones at all prices
up to our finest at SIS.
Our IS, $40 and $12
coats are the best we have
ever shown for the money
and at SIS you will be
surprised at what you can
buy. Full liues Of st, les
and sizes in Fall Over.
coats, including the popu.
lar covert top coats at $40
$12 and SIS.
Open evenings until 8
o'clock.
JAS. 7. MUtLIA & SON,
Clothing, Hats,
Shoes.
/. Sixth and Market Streets,
Wilmington.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17

II have usod Salvation OIL In my family
and find 1t TO be splendid llniment
Mrs Ella Journey. 72s 9th street. Ports
mouth. Va.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17

VIZ ANTBD- To buy a milk TO ute. about so
wv quarts preferred. Inquire at No. 946
West Sixth street. ol7-2ts
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17

WASrE5p,.,.dco.od farm an hands 5, want Places
country, has good reference. Good whit Q
and coiored girl want places for chamber
coacbnan want = place. n colored man and
wife want places together In the country for
farm and housework. Apply NJ Whining ton
Intelligence OfIlce. sos Ebpley St. ol7-1t.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17

Are you wearing
your old one or
are you looking
for q new one?
We thought we
had big values
in Oyercoats last
,,Il-A,a,., ,.,, A
Arizona republican., 1895-06-11
VISITING EDITORS.
How Shall the California Delegation
 Be Entertained?

How Shall the California Delegation
 Be Entertained?
 What IS going to be done to receive the Southern California Editorial ssso- citation, which will arrive here from the north on Thursday morning? It is inn portaHt for the good name of the city for hospitality that the visitors should be handsomely entertained. If it is done the world will hear about it through the columns of the Southern California press. Phoenix is always disposed to do these things properly, but just now those who usually head these hospitable movements are out of the city. President Kellner of the chamber of commerce and pr. L. H. Goodrich, also foremost re- preventative of the chamber are in the east. The duty of taking the lead therefore naturally devolves upon MT. A. Redewill and none is more com potent or willing. He will have plenty of followers and ready assistants. It is only required that someone make @ start at once. There should be ban quet and an arrangement for driving the visitors about the city and valley. About twenty members of the association, headed by President Craig, will leave Flagstaff for Phoenix tomor. row, arriving here on Thursday morn. ing.
Arizona republican., 1895-06-11
A PLEASED VISITOR.

An Expression of Agreeable Sur
 prise By Stranger. To the Editor of THE REPUBLICAN,:
 On arriving Sunday morning on the M. & P. road, I was escorted by an obIiging mule car to my first destin- ation for breakfast, which happened to be at the Lemon house.
 It was treat to have 8 clean choice meal served red hot by an obliging waiter and tipped off with Arizona's choicest fruit. But 1 was not hali SO we'll pleased even at that, as at dinner which was so rare a treat in every respect, I deem it a privilege to ex- press my pleasure at the public hotels of Phoenix, conspicuous among which is this hotel, presided over by Mrs. Leslie. ....,.,. .,-.. ...-,s ,,-s
 < It will be unnecessary to add more than the bill of fare to convince the travelling public of the superior table accomodations. First course-rice to. mato soup; second course. fried chicken, veal roast, beef roast, mashed potatoes, green corn and tomatoes, summer squash, lettuce, radish, young onions; third course-oranges, mixed nuts, four kinds of cake; fourth course -custard pie, and ice cream, tea, coffee, ice tea, beer, butter milk and sweet milk.
 I merely put this in to benefit strang. CTS wishing an elegant dinner. as well as breakfast and lunch.
 A STRANGER.