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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-29

The attendance ht The Eikton races u
uroxinR larger.
A. B. Mcnonnsil Of Rochester lowered
the i00-mIle American bicycle road record
over thu Erie Buffalo route yesterday 10
Jack Dempsey's Condition siiii rema,us
very critical az iaat accounta and his
physlelans have given up all hope Of his
Chess champion PIIlsbury will sail for
st, Petersburg November 20, where he will
ment.
John II. Gentry, .. oscl, and Joo patchen,
e.04. will meet at Heidevtlio,- N. O., on
Ihureday OF this week for special purse.
This will be the fourteenth race In which
zoe ra.ohs rl. has taken a part thls ssason.
ten roundsht the new Manhattan Athletic
Club laat night. In aocordancs with q
prior agreemant between the men that II
both MN were on their feet at the end OF
the tenth round. the bout was TO be called
a draw, the refetee decided accordingly.
II is claimed Joseph r. Vanscivsr, OF
hiperside. N. ~ the amateur runner. on
Sunday ran 90 yards from standing ataFt
10 seconds, aud the same distance with .
lying start In ~ seconds
ihe new league will DO known as tie
Atlantic Association OF Professional Ba I
Oiubs and will probably open the season
with elx clubs, representing Newark and
Paterson. n. Js; Now Haven, ConD.; Wi.
minEton, Del. Camden, N. j.; aud bridge
port. Conu. IL will be d sort OF New .ier-
Sey. Connecticut combination.
Several prominent Western managers
have agreed to back the new league, aud
the plics OF admission wilt DO rs cents.
SAM Crane has been elected president aud
tue Chief promoters will DO u. A. Long,
last years manager of the Toledo Club;
W. h. Wright manager OF the Grant Ra.
plds Clnh and q. II. Elis. the owner of
the Iast-named, elub.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-29

y
4 Nav Haven. Conn. despatch % ths
New York Weird. sAys that oovsrnor
Waller hss put himssif on record regard
Ing third term for President Cleveland
by thik declarations
some members Of the party are talk.
ing OF such project but / believe the
President has too much good sepse to be
ambitious for . third term and Q fourth
nomination. aud when the proper time
eames be- will 30 express himself In hia
own peculiar way. Cleveland IL human.
and we all know that even Code annolnt.
cd could not hslp feeling fiattered by the
mere suaEesti0n Of third torn.
he 10 too oonsiderate OF the traditions
ofohis party, however. and has wlsdom
enough not TO say. anything himself
alb ut third term, He 10 not seeking II
10 my opinion. but what the party will.
do about II. Of course. don't know.
Il may venture the belief that naxt year
third term and silver will b. slesping Il
"nnoouous desuelude." THAT is the preel
dental phrase. lent itr'
MIR. Wallnr ssys the Connecticut Dem
ocraoy Ia not gaining strength. He think
tho patty In this State must take som'
radical moves to strenR then itself. III
believes thu State Central Onmmitte'
needs TO la reorganized and enlarged
and adds that there are too many men II
tho State Central Committee who arr
there to advances personal and not part.
iHteFeats.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-29
GlGGLE GABBLE.
A Boston Philosophers Merry
Musings.
A Tel'aI1sl sh,s that III! lie E.rk.
Fashions Follies Pierced by Witty
Words.

When Oliver Wei dell Holmes was asked
hi. idea OF All afternoon Lea. hs witty re-
piled that IL could be eusIiy Defined in
foul words;- "Glggie gabDle, gooble, git"
How aptiy this applies to tho American
way Of eating. Tue food is swallowed In
hurry, and half digesled, rs4nuins e load
on tho stomach; the system is not nour.
lshed and thus the blood becomes impuv-
erished. There Ia Il feeling OF fullness,
with yawnlng. constipation. palensss OF
the face Icy coidness of the teet. .aint-
meas In the moining and drowsiness dur
ing the day. Ali these chow that The
blood is thick and stagnaGt. the result of
eating Improperly. RIcn, red blood Is
needed, aud to make this the stomach
must he helped to do It's work rightly.
Nothing aids the stomach as much as q
tonic. and thousands OF people have
learned that there Is only one for such
cases. Mr.. s. W.NcL Iughllu. who resides
a 2AS Oxford street. Portland. Me-. tried
this tonic and here is the result in his own
words:
Il have been troubled with dyspepsia
tor long time SO that my food distress
Gu, lHo boNoIolys EFdTyluinR L hlo Ul4s
treEsed Inc aud often threw up my food,
and my sutierings were severe. Ihis con.
Ilnue u for about three months.
II employed docLors and several kim 9
OF highly recommended medicines buL
nothing did me any good until l struck
Dr. Greenes Neryura blood and nerve
remedy. heard 1t highly recommended
aud went for II. and am cured, l used
live bottles."
What world of good DIR. Greene,s Nsr.
yura, the great blood ana nerve remedy.
did the writer OF this letter IL he IL cd
INN as he never had been helped before.
You need such tonic; you are suffering
| as lie dldi you cau be cured as he was. II
| Is useless to put oil getting this grand
medicine; every day thaL you wsiG means
| added torments. End you suIferlnRs at
ohee by taking the r, medy which has say.
ed countless thousands throughout tie
word, ard which Is the wonderful discov
uoYery OF the we'll known practising ply
sleiaD, Dr. Greene. of IS West 18th street,
New York City whom you Can always
consult either PERSONALLY or by lettei
| without Charge.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-29

A gentleman writing to US the other
day said shall be compelled to give up
the Republican as Il have not been abis TO
earn dollar for over two ysars, and II
griever ma to think / shall become de-
pendent That's the way The Democratic
policy works. Hundreds and thousands
OF men who felt quite independent. have
seen their little hoarde slowly melting
away for the past two years. and now
they are worried by the prospect OF DO
coming burden on relatives or on the
public at large. No wonder that SO many
men say they have cast their last Demo
cratic ticket and are longing for tho day
that Will put an cad TO tbls Democratic
administration. We told Than In 1921
that the election of Cleveland would ruin
the industries OF tho country. but they
wanted a change aud they got 1t with q
vengeance. For their hasty action they
can now repent In leisure.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-29
The City and the Coun-
try alike are ringing
W tn the news of our
low prices.

" eve exhausted the posi-
billy of low prices, not as the
flag end of the season, Job
L o t s, Bankrupt Creditors
Sales, etc, ETC., but in the es.
adjustment of year-round low
prices for indisputably reliable
goods.
Certainly more than two
hundred men are advertising
the Suits purchased Saturday
for S. aid Sc. Is. No longer
a question-"Are they good"
Your money back whenever
you're dissatisfied That from
clad guarantee is back of every
thing we sell, regardless OF
price.
Every day new GUS
toners for the Suits
---$12 and $10-that
have Mr.. Wanama-
ker's personal guar
antee.
The Black Worsted Suits,
1880 and SIC. 50-Saturday's
sale almost entirely depleted
the stock. More work for sew
ers and makers. Another
thousand under way at once.
Haven't said q word about
our Overcoats. Here again,
$500 buys a solid, warm, wear
resisting Atwood Overcoat, fully
equal to $1,000 quality. When
it comes to SO, $l2 and $l5
luxury in make, trimming.
wear, ETC., etc. $50, S25 and
S30--fiuest made. An endless
variety to choose from.
On the purchase of $500
worth, we Pay railroad excur.
sion fare from Wilmington to
Philadelphia.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-29
pIlIs7ITzIlz RllIa5l5s

re ss..asr q, Halfway J. = As.ss.s..
I-'.s'ss'.'.s s.'ss j.: 4 s'.ss s =. >.
PHilApELPhiA. MI.MIMcroM .
GRAIN, y rssssg W sas = as' :. r,,.r
As ~ e. - s':; s:ss ~ &C. ,s * 's Is
wy. BIO. VA ~ aQ6 End AZ p. N.
iiSs s, s Ss. ssS w &c ;9a
XccSn,niotinti ton Sdo ia Soa m AZ 4. m
q. M; 1879. aB 400 6.ib' n 10 and Id 81 o m.
For New -York. i55. h65 400, $50, 7,W
~ ~ lp;oA, m.ss g. m; lxie La, ao1
Fof Sosioh wiiious ssansS iais = N.
For Inc sou,h--southsra hallway n..
New oslssns ,.. :. $500.
M. SG >. m. ' - -' - :
stss,ons Tss T. m ss ana s aad D. 'n m
Baltimore and Washing ton. ass. agL
III. 1913 and ueo q MI ~ Il. e. ILL,
n.y. ~ "a ''eos. So. Ia. $40 y. m. and
u. s.s ss ana ,s';sTss'' stations
leave rn,,aae,pais. rroae street ia
WILMINGTON. Isxpfsss,.. S51 10, l2A $50
s fill 81 s ana H. isos ~ si.s a. $50 as MA
"A ci &c ga Esa. ~ sa ~ Sas y and ia
. n SUNDAY TRAINS.
ste. sss sss iees, m s = M NJ. III Ia.
az ss s% WI ST ,Ss. sSa m ssiop q
For cssstsr issPrsss. Is. Ase. 40. asa
,GSS 7 y e a; m: III SD 'o' 800. 1o' and
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-29

The New York Tribune accounts for tho
decrease Of the res istratlon In the cities OF
New Jersey by the fact, that the lists have
been purRed Of the heelsrs and coioDists,
who tramp over from New York. In Jer
sey City. the total registration lie 81 $40
against Al, 96T upon last years poll list.
with a decrease OF over 10000. mainly In
the wards where the old gang manufac
tured their mnJoritles. In Newark. tho
registration /, . 100 less than the number
on the old list, aud tais decrease Is nain-
ly In the Democratic wards. and this Ia
true Of other cities In the state. This
glves strong reason for Republican sue,
cess
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-29
science

Science is knowing how"
The only secret about
SCOTS Emulsion is years
Of science. When made in
large quantities and by inn
proving methods, an emul-
sion must be more perfect
than when made in the old
time way with mortar and
pestle a few ounces at a
time. This is why SCOTS
Emulsion of cod-liver oil
never separates, keeps
sweet for years, and why
every spoonful is equal to
every other spoonful. An
even product throughout.
Ia other smuisioas yoa ere ilsbie TO get
an uneven benefit-sIkher IN over or
undef dose. Oct SCOTS, 0ennine has
saimon-coiored wrapper.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-29

farmer, residing In the upper part OF
ChIlstiana Hundred. remarked at the din
ner table the other day. that in crossing
Held he had seen rabbit sltting in o TUT
OF grass, and he would not mind having
one Of Its legs for his supper. Ga the
lady remarking that you will not be able
to lind it aRutn. no replied / have got it
staked out, anu I'll got 1t ali right. As
the powder was found to be exha usted
he posted his con off 10 Centerpilie 10 get
o supply OF DuPonts' lest of Mr.. Entn
ken. Tho lad returned about the middle
oil the AFTERNOON when the farmsr loaded
the gun and proceeded to look Tor the
rabbit, when he found the bird had flown.
HIS wife lie still waiting to cook the rabbit,
and had she not had other provisions the
farmer would have gone hungry. "Ihere
ia many slip netween the cup and the
Lp."
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-29

TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVE-
NUE. DEPOT. EAST BOUND.
All trains Illuminated with Pintzeli
NEW YORK, weekdays, 's;os,s ::33,Se,
. 4 s. 4 t. .. ssp DAY, s ises
PiiiyfLADEIPMiA SrWENTY.TouRTH
w..f lSiy, .sSs IjS 4ss $50
s9.15. "9.40, "l035, lilo a. M; nan, 246,
.l5s 40 's.Os. as. Ass. '5S2 $50 '7.s2. So
bsS4fg gi ' U.s. Sc: So I .S 81: 5s IS s :l
IL L j h& + Ii sF EHHEaEH AND
Weekdays 's.Os. .7.so. $3.50, '1os5 a. MI
So .SOs .7.so. 'ii.s5 a. M; .7.ss
Z ccRREsiTiER, weekdays, .aOs. 5.55. s45
i iass ia s AZ 4s5 5e: ss3 t sso a. sa
e Sa i + sup is q % so % a. A
III 1fs ssg i cry! b r. weekdays. ESQ a
M. '122l, '1Ss, 's.os p. m; Sundays. '7SO,
CAFE MAY, Weekdays. CAS- a. M; .L59
p. m. Sundays, 10 q; m;
BALTIMoRE AND WASHINGTON,
AZ 80. 'ssS II i q s u M a '207 aOs
SD ssnd days .aaS 1Ss p PM .l255 .2O7
SO aA III tS X K ~ WR + M STATIONS
'G aa s z; E. Ben B; as5s Og SIS nes
i 4 s g. ! s9Sdsy s 49, 49, 49, 49, SIS SIS p M nj
.0.is p. m. Sundays, ssis a. m: '5.25 p. m.
CINCINNATI ana d 81. LoTrgs. 'is III SAND aRd
'S Sh Il % oR dassz, via Bristol and Chat
sa1pSSga; 10 80 pr,oa an; daily Through
s' SINCERELY 81 iIS" RctsceoMMopArIoN, TOO
a. M: 303. 7.s5 p. m. daily. lilo p. m. daily
eA IaPNp 5HSfsfEia ACCOMMODATION,
week days, I02 i0.a a. m; lb6. 6.S p. m.
s TRaiSs lie leave z e. M az z r. STREET
For New York, weekdays, 1000 a. m.
and Ear . Pbisd % lS p
a. m.; 1Ss5, Sos' 400 .5.iS, US .. m. sun sun
days. s7,25 a. M; EOS, "5.l5, s;45 p. m.
For Plttsburg and Chicago. daily.
For Baltimore, weekdays, $50 a. M;
1929 800, .5.lb p. m. Sundays, 8, s5.15 pm.
days. $50, 1910 a. M; 2,o5, SIS p. M Sun
days. g;55 q M AZ P, m ,rur>,nv
FOR WILMINGTON.
:, Week days 40. g. 5,l5, .s.1S; 30 .1o. g.
4.15. .44s, sis. sal, 8. S.Sc. s7.4s. SIS.
.lss5, az Sss Sc ais. .s "a. e, n,
Leave Lee W. P fqf iiisf & ri crwnLrrH
week ASD M q 81 = Is s.TIJHiESG 81
p. m. Sundays. $50. 'T.55 a. M. s7.27 pm.
Rates 70 Western points lower than via
C. o. SOUL. General Passenger Agent.
r. B. CAMPBELL. General Manager.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-29

The sports all over the country have
received a tip to come on and take
chances on fight or ilzzIe" Among the
arrivals on Monday night at Hot Springs
Ark, were number OF well known
sporting men from Virginia. Alabs ma
and Texas but the Eastern fraternity are
fighting shy of their tip In The absence OF
advices absolutely definite.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-29

Alfred Springer, who formerly carried
on smlthing and wneeelwrlghtlug at
CoOper's shops, on the Kenneth pike, near
Greenville, purchased the uoDson farm In
MIL Creek Hundred three or four years
ago. and Is now showing what can be
accomplished in culllvating the soil. lie
Is keeping dozen cows has several fine
young heifers. sired by full bloodsd Jer.
seys and everything about him appears to
prosper. His potato crop is estiIn ated It
500 bushels nearly all OF tho tuUers are
remarkably fine. some OF them Weighing
2% pounds. AIR. y. is thorough going
mar and Is justly proud OF his horses and
cows, as With us of his crops.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-29
THE EMPIRE
OF WILMINGTO
209 Market street.

Special two days sale for Wednesday
ami thursday October 30th and Stat
Dress linngs IN all coiors, best quality.
$50. per yard.
Neat Turkey RED paLle covers. frlnged
around ready for Use, warranted fast COL
ors, 29e regular prios SOC
Nice honey comb towels. 3lsc. each.
trslL OF tr8 Loom bieached Muslln, $50
yard.
Fine satln damask table linen. s4c per
yartt. worth 4Uc.
Extra heavy bed ticking. (the kind tnat
holds Teathers) &c pc. yard, worth I5c,
L.agant large double comforts. Sic.,
worth SIPS.
Very pretty marsellos pattern bed
spreads, doc.
Headquarters toI Dress Innings Grass
eluths. halr cloths. etc at the iawest ilg-
uio4
Wrappers.
$50 Fancy figured and striped heavy
flannel leu owns. made in new Irllby
ttyle, with deep sailor colors, balloon
eevef, vatican back. extra wide regular
prica. 81 rs our price. CSC.
French Fianslette lea gowns, In AL
6oiors, stripes aud figures. made In 9 dif.
fsrent styles and trimmed with broad
braid regular price - 80 our price Sl.69
Large assortment of calico wrappers In
ali fast colors Sl.00 values for SOC.
Goats and Cape.
Ladies' handsome ChevIot Coats In
black. blue anu brown, this seasons man-
ufacture, large sleeves, guaranteed to wear
we'll 90 50. worth 1000.
black mud blue Cloth Jackets silk lined.
Urge inlaid pearl buttons. handsome man
uoiin slaeves an up to date garment In
every particular. ID. 4S worth Sl0 %
Fine oeal Plush Capss 81 Inches long.
fun sweep'satln llned. St gS worth Sl2 90
Elegant button kersey Jaekets. war
ranted last color, Eeat Mandolin sleeves,
value $1,000, 20 for IS 70.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-29

CoSsIABLE John L. Goldsborough. of
Smyrna, shot Howard Richardson, DOL
ored on Saturday evening. The negro was
wanted being charged with robbing the
house Of Alexander II. Wison.of smyrna.
giving the officer leg ball when the consta
tile tired two shots after his fleeting form
winging him badly. It Is a question
whether the officer was justified In
shooting the man. The reckless shooting
can only be accounted for on the ground
that Richardson was q colored man.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-29

d.. slsrassxe'. re. Of Exp.a-. Yves op-
psssa aud oss a,srs WIN Fisss Hvsry

D.. 1hertsiaxess Flea " Expsnss IVES op-
pssss aud oss a,srs w,n Fiaas Every
nav.
The Board Of Educstlon last evening
had the matter of expense growing out OF
the every day flying OF flags from the
school houses 90 a eontsntion bone and
Dr., ahortlidge brought the matter up
and although he believed too much pa,
trlotism GOULD not emanate from the
school houses OF the land. he thought the
flying OF that emblem OF patriotism every
Day In the year was very expensive
His remarks were concluded BY q mo-
tion to hy the fiage only on Thursdays
and legal holidays. but the motion waa
Loaf by an over whelmlnR vote.
MIR. Morrow reported great progress FOR
the Committee on Health and recon men.
datlons were made that improvemente DO
made In sewer connections. The eubject
Of table clocks was indefinately postpon.
ed. The repairing Of clocks fof "a .nonths
coat $50.
colored night school to be opened In the
Twelfth ward and which will be conducted
without expense to the board. Ihirteen
children Lad been refused seats ut No Is
school and on motion OF Mr. MvCausland
was referred to the superintsndent.
mi, OtNber rtpoItou thut iho laniApr AZ
No. 20 school was not attending to his
Work because Of physical disability. and
the matter was referred to the committee
| on heat. fuel and ventilation.
Df. Palmer reported that the sanitary
| condition of the outhouses OF Nos. |, IL.
H. Is and 10 was not us good US It might
| be.
The committee reported that tho cellar
OF No ~ school was burdened with too
| many ashes. He was given DO wer to have
| Rome removed.
The leak In No. 10 school roof was re-
ferred to tho committee on repairs.
| The fence OF No. II was ordered white
washed al a coat not exceeding ell.
MIR. Baynard presented u bill from y. A.
Milier, ptinoipai Of No. "A school, for cur.
| taiue furnished fUrschool rooms amount
ing to Sl6t9. for witch an order was
drawn.
MIR. Huahey was given authority to
sxpepd ~ TO purchase Counting tables for
The COMMITTEES OF No. 81 school was
gwen authority to spend ~ for two chairs
for teachers.
1he committee on the High School wss
allowed to cot aside tile rooms adjoining
| the library as q depository for natural
HISTORY specimens snd spend 900 for fur
| nishnK sauna
| The saiary OF the innitor OF school No.
| ID was Increased TO bsso year.
he com nittee OIL high School heating
made report thai tho apparatus was no,
working well.
Miss Belle Morrison presented her re
slRnation as second assistant principal at
scaool No. Ii anu AZ was accepted.
| Tho Committee on leach re- reported
that II was not advisable ut Ihis time 10
change No. school dslrict but permits
sion was EruuIei for eLiidren from ans
tiiots Mos. 2, 3. II and 10 to enter the
school lhe committee also Reported
that 1t wac considered inexpedient TO opel
u grammar grade IN No. u school at thu
time.
Anumber Of bills were passed anu the
board adjourned.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-29

WARS the matter that Governor Wat.
son objected to several of the young mon
belonging to the Young Mems Dem oorat lc
Club tccompai ng himself and stan to
Atlanta? The boys are mad and say that
he can 20 to -, well, Atlanta, and be
- blowed. It's all right though on
election day to have them walk up to tho
polling places and cast thuir yutes for the
Democratic ticket. There's some dlseord
IN the Democratic ranks and the would. he
leaders are having a regular monkey and
poll parrot Time of 1t. Is the Governor too
proud to be ssen with his fellow heuchmsn
who placed him where he IL today?
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-29

The Board of Education held a short
but an Interesting meeting lest evening.
Tie most impor. ant business to transact
wac the passing of the bill to pay for the
Tina aud costs imposed by the Municipal
Court for maintaining O nuisance at
schools No. and 4. The bill amounted
to s445O. The Secretary of the Board o.
Health and Health officer Mcdowell were
each given 81 as witness fees. The fine
amounted TO $50 and the witness fees tn
spa 10
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-29
The EMPIRE
Department Store,
2O9 Market ST.. Wilmington Del.
TRY TT s..

If you have never been
customer come and learn the
result of the welfare, salts
faction and good feeling of our
regular patrons. If you have
been dealing elsewhere give us
a call just to enable you to con.
tract styles of dealing quality
of goods and prices.
See our Sc. 90, So. 90, $1,000
and $1,000 Suits for men in
Cheviots, Cashmere and Worst
ed, better ones at SIS. 90, 1900
and $1,000. In our boys and
children's department we show
you more value than you will
find elsewhere. A good all.
wool suit for boy at $500, $50,
90, 400 500 and 600. Over.
coats by the hundred.
We have one floor devoted
entirely to your comfort, filled
with overcoats of all sizes from
q 3 year old to a so in chest
measure and guarantee you
comfort in fit and comfort in
making yonr selection, as our
store is the best liked in the
city and above all comfort in
price.
PENNOCK { CO.
sfH and MARKET STREETS.
DRA GOAL fortnmily uss.
u kktra lafTs si1s. sl01 per too
John ASOL0AOa.
ONES No. VI. al AsrssS
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-29

AND now there are many people who
want tho United States. Russia, Franco
and japan TO make second class power
of Great Britain. But they count without
their host as to the United Statee. We
prefer to sell wheat. corn. powder, guns
armor plate, battieshlps, etc., to nations
that are foolish aud brutal enough to
fight
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-29

W. Lewis Dllworth ia one of thu most
successful farmers in Christiana Hundred
lie bus added new straw house to his
barn, as well as constructed new stables
to accommodate some thirty-ive or forty
cove, and put everything In good order
His wheat crop measured some 450 bu sh
els, his oats some $50 bushels and his
corn crop IL something over which he
may well feel eiated. He lie among those
who do not complain that the farm does
not pay.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-29
SOCIETY,".

Mira. Mary Blade has returned home
from visit to friends at Marcus Hook.
Mrs. Joshua II. Downes and Mas Carrie
L. DOwues. Marcus Hook, hayo haen tue
guests OF relatives at Carpenter, Dol.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Appleby spsnt Sun
day in Chester with friends.
Miss Annie Turner OF Chester has beer
visiting friends in this city.
Mrs. Harry Faulkner of Chester IL
spending weok with friends In Thu,
city,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-29

Why not place man with broom and
barrel on King street. Tho experiment
has proved very satisfactory and given
Market street clean appearance especl.
ally TO the few strangers who may stray
into our city. Messrs. Commissioners try
the experiment on King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-29

BETs are being freely made at good odds
that Maryland will go Republican at the
coming election. II the WORKING people,
have as much horse sense as they are
credited with the Democratic party will
lie swept on the face OF the earth at the
coming presidential election In 'gG.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-29

An other evidence OF tho good Demo
sratic times. Is the failure of Joseph T.
and John d. stunsbury. oyster packers OF
Baltimore. Md. They failed for s2J. 900 OIL
Monday.