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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-12
R1eelsT AND BEsr snow ON EARrn
sens nre,a.rs' ,arra. Three Eins oirss-.
aud Mnmm OH nieaaxerie.


Will exhibit here Monday June Ia. 1895.
coming in all Its entirety like a mighty
avalanche aweeping everything before 1t.
As the price OF admission has been re
duced from tifty to twenty-five cents, now
everybody can go to the largest, Oldest
Richest and beet tented exhibition on
earth, Sells Brothers Enormous Quilted
Shows.
Three big crcuses In three separate
rings, iifty.cage menagerie. huge elevated
stages. gladatorial combats, royal Roman
hippodrome. gala day sporta, Australian
aviary. African aquarium. Arabian cara
van. spectacular pageant5 apd trans
Pacific wild beast exhibit. matchless in the
mighty majesty o. It's magniticence. ALI
other shows positively outclassed. The
great show of the word.
After witnessing the sublime and over
wheiming deiuge OF delights the public
will be satisfied because there is abso-
lutely nothing else left in the realm OF
amusements that Possesses any merit
whatever. Remember day and date. last
but not least, the prlee--twenty-iive cents,
including u seat without extra charge.
The largest tent In the world. seating ca
pacity 600 Magnificent and bewlider-
Ing street parade at 10 a M. on the day OF
tho exhibition. Special excursion rates on
all ltues of travel.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-12

A WONDERFUL CASE.

about IA years ago sustained fall
from the effects OF which have suffered
the most exerueieting pain during all
these weary years. great portion of
this period have been confined to my
couch. and for the last lS months have
been unable to walk Without tho aid OF
crutches.
Iapplied for relief to prominent local
physicians and specialists In Pittson and
Scranton, who ] doubt not did all In their
power to relieve me. but failed to do go
In every case.
They pronounced my disease an affec-
tlon OF the spine, of u serious character.
A few weeks ago my physician advised
me to go to the Pennsylvania Hospital at
Philadelphia aud get advice and treatment
OF the noted specialists OF that city. 1 did
30. but the meanings and lamentations
OF the sufferers around me made the
place unendurable to me. and 30 shocked
ny nervea. that was compelled to quit
the place. returned homo.
For the last remedy l applied Holtes
Electric Magnetic Belt and a pair of In
eoles. felt great change for the bet.
ter Immediately and at the end OF one
week L to the establishment of all who
know me, walked down town and back, a
distance OF seven blocks In all, without
crrtuh or cane!
presented Professor Hoke with my
crutches. as an ineontrovertible proof of
my improved condition and an humble
tribute to the virtue OF his wonderful ap.
pliances.
SufIerersl Try the same remedy"
Mrs. l.. H. HERMAN.
Duryea, Pa.
Notice. After this week, my office will
be at 5U6 King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-12

DE.A HIS
SPRESGER.-At Hoekessn, Del on Jun
: iLIh. l.al. saraL laIIE SnLLllm..l- :.

SPRISGER.-At lloekessin, Del. on June
nth. l59i. sarad Jane Springer aged Tt
years
Relatives ana fri ads are invited 10 attt nd
the funeral from her late residence Hock-
ehstn, Iel.. on Friday, l4th Inst 10 ion so tho
house nt 10 O'Clock IN, Services nj tue
Church lntelment ut Wite Clay Greek
Co etcGy.
BuGk-On sunday June O. 1885, Frances
Bnek aI the residence of Her mother gS2
Walnut street, Services M Ezion Nj l.
Church, y edneslay =. IN.
JOHNSON June II, 4SD1 Eliza Johnson.
aged 81 years.
Funeral services at the nome for Arri
" omett, Gtlpin avenue and i7rrrspn street
Thursday afternoon NJ O'Clock
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-12
Isuiidina Permits.

Tho following permits were issuod by
Building Inspector Grubb to day.
Delaware Hard Fibre Company one
story addition to fact ory. George Holston
one story frame back building at 11U7
Poplar street.
W. +. Seeds. addition to the johnson
Axle Factory.
Patrick Fahey, alterations to dwelling
302 w. Sixth street.
Thomas Samworth one story brick and
iron building on Ninth street near Madi-
son.
Thomas Snmworth. one front porch at
907 W. Ninth street.
Charles Whatnaugh one three story
dwelling on Eighteenth street, near
Graenhlll street.
q. II. Cornell. bulk window on No. Q
West Eront street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-12

GoinR Fishing.
Mr.. John Galley. E. p Williamson and
% 1. Neer, Will 40 to st. Georges on
Thursday TO enjoy days fishing.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-12
THE MARK ETs.

The street markets were supplied with
vegetables this morning. Butter sold for
is TO 20 cents Der tb; eggs. rs to Is cents
per dozeni potatoes, l5 to ~ cents per half
peck; peas 10 to Is cents do. feans, 20
cents do. +; gooseberries, cents per quart;
huckleberrieS. IL cents do; strawberries.
s to IL cents do; tomatoes, 10 TO 20 cents
do. asparagus, 10 to 10 cents per bunch;
cabbage. to s cents per head; squash. 3
to 9 osnts each; cucumbers, l to Cen ts
do; beets, 5 to cents per bunch; spring
chickens, 50 to VI, per pair; spring lamb.
l5 TO go cents per fb.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-12
oh,,,n,norL,,v.

Dr.. Denton one of the attending physi-
clans on the Princeton students who
were shot by the negro Coilins, issued
bulletin at midnight to the effect that
Fred Oil would PROBABLY die before day.
light.
Oil began to sink early last night, and
he has been steadily growing weaker.
The physicians are dolug everything in
their power TO save his life, but they have
no hope OF his recovery. Garry Cochran
ie getting along very we'll. 1t 10 be-
ileved that he will recover rapidly.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-12
No Suspicion Against Ex-senator Buck.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 12.-The coroner's
inquest into the death of Miss Nellie Har-
rington, murdered In her own room ten
days ago, was concluded yesterday. Tho
testimony of witnesses completed perfect
alibi for the late Senator Buck. l. w.
Lees, chief of detectives stated that he
had followed every clew and every person
having any apparent possible connection
with the case. He was absolutely in the
dark regarding the identity of the muir
derer, and admitted that he had not even
q suspicion. The jury returned verdict
of murder, committed by some unknown
person,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-12
Pretty and Fa.hlonnble wedalna..

In st Anne's Church. Middletown. yes,
ferdny afternoon. was celebrated the mar
Tlage Of Miss Corlnne H. Cochran, OF
Middletown and Joseph B. Msndnhail OF
this oty. Rev. Wp,. j. Wilkio was the
of1iclating clerg5 man.
The bride was handsomely gowned 10
waite elk and chiffon. trim med with
Jnoire ribbons, and wors a white tulle
veil Shs carried bouquet OF orange
roses and prayer book bound In white
enamel. The bridesmaids were Miss
Louise Baylor, OF Charleston, W. Va. and
Mies Lucie Cochran of Middletown. Miss
Cochran is a cousin OF the bride. and Miss
Baylor is niece Of Postmaster. Gen eral
Wilson.
The bridesmaids wore blue and white
silk crowns and Leghorn hats trimmed
with daisies, with touquets of the same
Hover. Mise Mary Mehdinhall. OF Bryn
Mawr College, a sister OF the groom. waa
maid Of honor. The ring. bearer was Miss
Helen Cochran, and the ring was carried
on gold tray. present to Mrs. Richard
Cochran, the brides greataunt. on the re.
cent celebration of her tiftisth wedding
anniversary. The flower girls were Misses
MARY W illlams and Eliza Green, in white
silk and Leghorn hat,and carrying baskets
ef daisies.
The best man was j. Herbert Mulin, of
Wilmington. and the usnets were c. Mai
colin Cochran. DR.. j. q. Sites, William
Todd, L. Baldwin. I. Springer, William X
iReynoids and Wendell Huburd. Imme.
diately after the ceremony the bride and
groom started on Northern wedding
tour. The bride is daughter OF Charles
Polk Cochran, and granddaughter OF ex.
Governor John p. Cochran. The latter
attended the wedding and looked remark
ably well.
Another wedding that Interested St.
Georges Hundred society took place at
noon yesterday at Odessa The contract.
Ing parties were Miss Salle G. Corbit, of
Odessa and Frederick William JurtIs NJ
Newark. Bishop Coleman performed the
ceremony at the brides residence The
bridesmaid was Miss Louise q. Corbit, a
sister OF the bride. and the groom's best
man was Louis Curtis OF this city. Ths
bridal pnrty drove to MildletoWn and
tnok the train there for a wedding tour
North, They will reside al Newark. The
brlde Is daughter OF Daniel Corb.t aud
the groom is connected with the Curtis
paper mills OF Newark.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-12
nt. Andrcw,r I,rothernooa ConIerennc,

The Brotherhood OF St. Andrews June
conference in Old Swedes Church last
night was success, about sixty. five
m embers being present. Tho subject for
discussion was THE Brotherhood Man as
he is. and the Ideal brotherhood Man."
The discussion was participated in by J..
Lee Patton and John 0. Hood of Phila.
delphia, and William s. Johnson OF Ches.
ter. Dr.. Taylor. rural dean of the Dean.
cry OF Conception Bay, Newfouud land,
gave very Interesting talk OH church
work on the coast OF Newfoundland and
Labrador
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-12
A vantbr- Adventure.

Fifteen year old George Tompkins of
Marcus Hook eluo to the conclusion
that tile ceutinas Of Marcus Hook were
roo narrow fut him, aud on Sunday he
,sarieh CUT to see the world. Taking
wssf belonging to Jnmee Martin, he put
in TIA tool chest, containing clothes, and
took n gum, 500 cartridges and other
utensils Tor the voyage of discovery.
George rowed to Chester and moored
sn Chester creek, where companion was
to have met him. In the meantime Mr.
Martin missed his boat. and came to
Chester 10 look for II. He found young
Tom Pklns asieep IN the boat ami took him
back to Hook, George had left note
at home saying that he wanted to see
the world.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-12
I.issIe Tscuon NJ the Isroad.

The prcaucticn oE Willard sps nser's
ecmic olera, sIhe Little Tycoon, at the
Broad iset evening fully realized the high
expectations entertained OF Its revival
II was splendldly put upon the etago In
The matter of serneiy and costumes, the
Japanese illumination In tho second act
being particularly q marvel of electric
beauty and novelty. Az to the com pany.
II was at Its best and largest.
The result OF such n combination was,
of course thoroughly tina performance
-solo or chorus seldom being passed
without enthusiastic demands for repeti-
tion. Those evidences Of Interest came
out especially in the singing OF Miss
Catherine Linynrd as Violet and Mr..
Digby Bells doings as the General. The
atter's new and pointed topical song.
'What Could the Poor Man Do?" was In
sisted on until further comp lance WAS
out OF tho question.
Apr from slight nervousness that
wore away as the play advanced Miss
Gladys Walls made au entirely satlsfae.
tory aud very promising Dolly. Arm
strong as Alvin Barry. dunbar as Rufus,
and Davenport as Miss Hurricane attend.
ed to their requirements in way that
met general favor aud the others of the
cast with the chorus were excellent. A
large and fashionbie house was present,
and between the tine cooling arrange.
ments of the theatre and the fall in tenn
psrature the pleasure of the night was
complete.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-12
An Infant Murderer.

LA PORTE, Ind, June 12.-Indiana has
a youthful murderer in Gilbert Bowsher,
years old, who killed Bernice Collins at
Monticello his victim being toddling
infant. Being angry with the Collins
child he attacked her with stones, and be
fore her piteous cries for help brought re-
lief she was dead. The authorities are
puzzled as to what steps are to be taken in
dealing with the boy, the annals of the
state failing to record "a parallel case. Both
families are prominent.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-12
SPECIAL l,,EST.0V.
rupp,pg AMI lseemas, i4l L. secon,sl
N. F. Davis, Jeweisr, . Il. and j.

ruppipg AMI Iseen,a;. iai L. seooniii
! ii. T. Davis, Jeweier . H. and 8.
i Cnpping n iesokinR ParlSer.s13 Mtlis)a
j American Laundry. 500 West Front ST.
q Elmms' Liver Fills quick IN ourl ng
Aeadache. sDlendld liver 5ttaulant; nsst
eyer made; thousands say so. 61e King
Street
/ Tho healthy. wealthy and wise all uss
) DIR. Simms' White Pulmonio Balsain.
/ when troubled with coughs, sore throat,
! King street
Or. stmms White Fulmonio Batsan, tho
positive cure In sore throal and lung dis-
Seses. coughs. hoaTsene4s, Group, blood
tNpittlnR &c. Sold by regular druggists
fpnly aud at coo klgg atreet at 80 QPnts aid
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-12

I. NJ. Fulton has been offered the presi.
dency of the Susquehanna and Western
railroad Company but declined the honor,
young horse. owned by Allen Oliver,
OF Newark, while endeaYoring to break
loose from post to which he was hItched
jumped up and fell upon the post. i.npRi.
ing itself. The animal may die.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert f. Gamble, OF WI,
mington, celebrated the tiftieth anntvers,
ary OF their marriage with q reception.
They have resided In Wilmington As years,
and In the house thoy now occupy 81
years.
Mrs Elizabeth Pusey has been visiting
her son. Howard Pusey, Kennett Square,
Mr.. and Mrs. Manloye of New Castle.
have been the guests OF Marcus Hook
friends.
All The boys OF the ist Wilmington Com.
pany Boys' Brigade will he sure aud meet
at the West End Reading Room this even.
ing at z 80 O'Clock sharp. to go through
somo now exercises on tho strest.
The final opening exercises OF the O1lor,
ed j, N Q, A, Hall, No. 81 Walnut street
will heh cid Sunday afternoon at which
time addresses will be made by local and
visiting orators in tho work.
A, u. Miller OF the Edgerton tonsorral
palace, Philadelphia, was In this city
yesterday.
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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-12
rnllroer AInle chorn. orlieers.

Tie Ferd FuHmer Male chorus held
business session last night at which the
financial condition of the association was
reported to be In ilonrishing condition.
These new officers were elected: Prosi
dent William DAVIDSON; vice president.
Oscar Appleby secretary, Ghas. NJ. Banks
treasurer, Ii. G. Taylor; director. Pro-
Iessor }. I. elymeii ueGom panist, W. nj.
Is. Brown; music committee. Ii. A. Brad
Held. B. A. Vansunt, Harry Dalby; IL
brarian. Boyd Cook.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-12
IjucoucIous ana t,oiny

Mrs. James G. lIinkson Ia lying In an
unconscious condition at her home No.
200 IalnalI street. and her death Is mo,
meutly expected. Her illness began with
Typhoid fever and has ouimi n lted in an
attack of paralysis. since Monday night
she has been UNCONSCIOUS. Mrs. Hinkson
is So years OF age and daughter of Faith.
or samuel Hanee of Bethel Township, Pa
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-12
Tho Wounded PRINCETON student.

PRINCETON, N, j., June 12.-There is no
change in the condition of Fred Oil and
Garrett Cochran, the students who were
shot Saturday night. The attending ply
sicians predict the recovery of Cochran,
but express anxiety for the outcome of
ohl's injuries. If, however, blood poison
ing does not intervene the doctors think
he will recover
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-12
Propelled by Petroleum,

PARIS, June 12.-Forty vehicles propelled
by petroleum started from here yesterday
to race to Bordeaux and back. Fifty thou
sand francs will be given to the vehicle
showing tho best results. All kinds OF ye-
hicles, from bicycles to omnibuses, are in
cluded in the competition.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-12
The New srnroI.ibrarx.

The committee which was appointed
by the last General Assembly tho Sc.
cure estimated and superntend the
erection OF the new State Library build.
ing. met yesterday AZ the Office OF ArehI.
tect Carswell. The plans as already dc.
scrlbed were approved and bids will
shortly he received. The expenditure is
limited to $40, 900
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-12
Tro,,,ug ,Inro i,omoIa Sold.

The trottlng mare Romola, 2.20H, OF
the Newark Stock farm has been sold to
an Australian syndicate and the animai
will be shipped In few weeks. At u trial
speed at Point Bree2e, she showed mile
In 2.l5. Herman Il. Tyson superinten,
dent OF the farm. has been successfui
with the animal, having won every race
In which ahe started. The pr.ce paid for
kolnOla is snld To be +25QO.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-12
Killed tho Fish.

II Is said that the discharge OF sulphuro
acid into the Christiuna by the Liebeg
Company has killed a great many fish.
This is unfortunate, but 1t is not half so
bad us the smell creatsd in our city by
the noxious vapors that emanated from
that establishment a few days ago We
hope our citizens Will not be treated to
unother such dose While tho world stands.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-12
HOOPER'S ANOOlNE =; ;;;;:;:; #::;$; :;;;;;
sain Of TURNPIKE stocls.

Stidham & Son will sell on Saturda y,
June l5 at 10 O'Clock a. m, III shares of
Philadelphia Turnpike .Company's stock,
and 43 ehares of Wilmington and Great
Valley Turnpike Company's stock.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-12

Mira. t. w. Hawkins, Chattanooga, Tom.
says. 'Snlloh'a Eltalizsr saved Ny Life
consider II tho best fetaedy for deblli.
tated system | ever used" For Dyspsp.
sia, Liver or Kidney trouble 1t excels
Price 10 cts.
sold by n D. panfoath. Druggist. 5 L. Cor
and and Market streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-12
FnsiiYnI.

A strawberry festival will be held at the
Lower brandy wine Presbyterian Church.
oil Monday evening. Juhe IT, 1895. IL
stormy it will be postponed until the
following evenlng. Admisslon FREQ.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-12
MAIiIiIA,iIis

KOos s-ROBlNSuN-OH the afternoon OF
June tth, ist5 ut No, 7S snyder avenue
Philadelphia. Pa, by itev. j. Wesley Suli-
Ni,n pAstor OF Snydtr Avenue tstFtisI
thur eli, joseph kOos ieud EhurDa RoD!uson
both OF Bhil4deH1hin. Pn.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-12
I.nnr Iier pnrlsrthnnIs.

One OF the ladies' on the Union Excur-
sion yesterday lost her pocketbook, The
woman who found 1t 1t Ia alleged, took i2
and gold ring out of the samB. IL WIS
reported she would be arrested when she
reached this city but the police knew
nothing OF the affair to day.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-12
Nice .Phipus,pt.lass

Cherries In aux marasouln queen olives
lOc, brandy peaches. pickels, imported
sardlnes N variety and everything nice
and new for summer use and piunIcs, at
lowest market rates hy J. r. Almond,
Cor. Eighth and Mnlket streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-12
A Enrr,.t,i,,,n,

The item published IN last Sat lrday'e
Issue, headed Little Niles NessieiI.' was
sllghLiy erroneous. Instead OF AIt. Sess
ieir being u happy father he is the grandpa
OF l2-punnd girl Ne chearfflly make
this correction amd hope the little girl may
enjoy u long and prosperous Lille with Ler
puTAuts
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-12
Marriage of ,Ita4 Kelly.

Miss Ellie Kelly. sister OF Rev. G. J.
Kelly. of ST. Mary's Church. was m marrled
thls morning to 7. Francis Martin, Atlantic
City.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-12
QUOTATIONS. :
Reported by
HEAl.D 81 COMPANY.
Bankers and BROKERS.

Seventh and Market Strests
investment and Securities yieidinz
from tot per cent
orders for the purchase and sale OF
stocks and Bondson Commission axeout-
ed at all the stock exchanges
Private telegraph wires to New York.
Philadelphia. Boston and Chicago.
Foreign Drafts and letters Of Credit -
sued.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-12
enle Or Cows.

Robert Merrick will sell forty fresh
COWS at Adums station, Chr sttana nun.
dfed. on Monday, the lith inst Farmers
who wish TO purchase should turn out on
tlis occasion, as lIe viii not have another
sale until HfIer harvest
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-12
THE I.At,iltS

The pleasant effect and perfect safety
which hiadies may use the California liquid
laxative, Syrup of Figs. under all ooudl.
tlons. IuHkes ii thelr favorite remedy. 10
get the true and genuine article, look for
the name Of the California Fig Syrup Co.,
printed near the bottom OF tile package.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-12
Hoe I,,,cl,,

Stansburry Murry Jr.. announces to his
many friends that the bar OF his hotel will
ba open on Saturday ana In the evening of
that dayha viii set out Lis famous suup.
per lunch from untlI Il O'CLOCK
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-12
The wautI,er

To morrow promises to be- partly
cloudy, to clearing. preceded by local
showers, with little change OF tempera.
ture. Thursday clear and rather warmer.
THE TEMPERATURE.
The Thermometer at the REPUBLICAN
Office today:
7o'clock. 10 o'clock. o'clock.
6S 75 Sc
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-12

NOW is th4 time for coughs, colds
hoarseness aud the laying OF the seeds for
consumption. Dr. Slr1ms' white pulmon
&c balsam s the iiuest and bestramedy-
ever made, is just the medicine to pro.
yc.t these ealamftles and cure tho dlsease
606 King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-12
LOCAL DOTS.

HIVE you seen those sl2 suits at b2l
Market street They certainly are fine.
Burke & Bomhoff, Merchant Talors.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-12
Ran Into.

The team OF Willard Hall Porter ran
into Mr. Edward p. Willlamsons on M on.
day evening, while turning from Delaware
avenue into Madison street. and broke
Mr.. VS. wheel. MIR. Porter told him to
have 1t repaired and send the bill to him.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-12
rhomss-,lartln Wedding.

Mr.. Harry L. Thomas the Market street
Sswolsr was married this morning at high
noon 10 aliss Margaret L. Martin. dau9h.
Ter Of Jamos Martin at No. a04 West Ninth
street by the Rev. Ashton Henry. A
splendid wedding breakfast was serYod
and the young couple left Tor Boston
where they will spend their honey moon.
They Will reside at No. ll16 West Eighth
street. We wish the happy couple a
pleasant wedding trip.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-12
A New Pr,ert,

Rev. Hubert Z. Brady OF this city will
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-12

Sixty organs. many of them as good as
now by the best makers. such as Wilcox
d White. Estey, Mason IL Hamlin. etc..
from go to $50. Easy paymsnts Robe.
len and Co., No. 7l0 Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-12

OIL stoves, retrigerators, water coolers,
the right kind. LaWton, GIL Market
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-12

H0n0a.eN be he WRo an.
yenlez .se2HeI There are
n Hun62a'eN Iua'ua7eS 1n
Sumner slmNS, bul IS
there u2lYlAlng SO all
uroMnn c0U2/0aZ0ble ami
s2ti2u6le as n .Ioo0 910ll.
W Serge - for 2raa'1a
We02he1.
OERGES keep their shape;
ID that's a tailor's happiness.
They're cool; that's a perspir-
ing mans Joy. They don't
fade; that's a sellers satisfac-
ton. They don't cost much;
that's your satisfaction.
We have dependable blacks
and blues, full lined and halt
lined, So, $40 and S12.
Grey and Steel Serges, Is
shades) $40, 912 and SIS.
Back and Blue Serges with.
out linins) coats o3. 80 and 81.
Goats and Vests So.
Duck Trousers 81 and $1.25.
Office Coats % cts up.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-12

Electric Fans.
The kiLd we sell have had four years
trial. You buy no experiment when you
get our Kind. Luwtol. oil Market street.
Just take look at our window and In
speGt those $1,000 suits made to order.
Burke IL l5omholf, 52l Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-12
STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
Closing Quotations of the New York aud
Philadelphia Exchanges.

NEW YoRK, June 1.-The upward move.
ment of prices on the Stock Exchange received
fresh impetus today In the steady buying of
the Granger shares induced by the western
crop report. Closing bids:
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-12
N m An E- as Cough Cure
GA EEaG Eza Breaks Cold
~ go 19s k4 49, Up in
OUurR.

That oily and rough skin cured, and the
face and hands beautitied by Johnson's
Oriental Soup; medicated and highly per.
fumed.
N. B. Danforth, Cd and Market streets.
and Mlller's Drug store. 4U2 Market st.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-12

Pianos that have been taken in exchange
many OF them good us now. by all the
best makers, from $40 to 500. Rabelen
l. Co.. No. 7lc Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-12

Fine Imported and Domestic wall
papers and shadlngs.