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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-07-31
Homemade Corn Tie.

A New York former, writing to Rural
Now Yorker, tolls df device for bind.
ing corn in shocks which he has found
to be much quicker and better than to
use stalks. Ho sayst ......
Take old elm barrel slaves, cut them
into four or five inch lengths and split
them ! 4 inch wide. With circular
saw cut them diagonally near each end
one-haR or three-quarters of an incl.
These fasteners can be made very fast
as no guide is needed. To use them put
quantity Of thom in half bushei bas
ket, a ball of binding twine and knife.
Wind tho end of the twine ouco around
tho fastener in the notch, pass around
the shock and draw it as hard as neces.
sary. Wind the twine once around
through the notch and cut it off. 1t is
advisable to wear glove on the right
hand, as the twine will make it tender
after day or so. A man can bind II
shock in ibis way much tighter and
quicker than he can select the stalks for
band. Then if the corn is drawn i'll the
barn for husking unwind one end, draw
up tho twine, and the shock is again
snug and tight and can be husl1ed with
out unbinding if desired. These pieces
could be ripped from the edge of any
tough y inch lumber and made for a
tritie at any shop, but any one having a
foot power saw can make enough in two
hours for ten acres of corn When the
stalks arc fed, it is very easy to save
the ties for another year.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-07-31
DEATHS.

LINDsEY-Joseph q Lindsey.
he members pi Eureka uncil, No 1. Jr.
" y. y. NJ. uro respectfully lnSltud to attend
his luhgTal on FRIDAY Afternoon, August ID
1850, NJ . clock, from tuu rcsi4enGe OF aard-
her SANDS lll1 GpAthd stfoet, Cheater. Pa.
SilAltP-ln Pmladel shiu, ON Sunday. JLly
=, James sharp, la the 'kd year OL his age.
fuhcrhtOh ihutslay, Aug. l, ut ~ O'CLOCK,
FRO, the IesllCns q Vi MS son. howard sharp
West Chester, Ia. 10 proceed &c LOngwOOd.
MuItflll la tnis city, July ~. ls)l Annie
vile OF LaMutd J. alutpnS and daughter OF
the late BERNARD aHd oAraH Ward. age 80
years.
lse!atiyes aud friends are invited to attend
her unerI from the r.sluunce Uf her nus.
band ;, t..eo ner OF Second and Madison
stF cts o. lhhtsihy morning, AT . O'Clock.
fieh inHss Ut 81. Ietc. pio.Gn thcdrul. In
tgrmeutat CAthedrai Cemetery
H0uPER-nn ,Iuly 9oth le9F. Charles Hooper
step father OF Isaac ", Howard, Editor of
AirO-AmerIean Citizen, in the 5jth year oil
Relatives and friends are in yited TO attend
the funeral from his late reslienee No 10 J
wilson street on Friday AFTERNOON. Meet ut
one ana moNeHt OciGck. services at A. q.
NJ. =. Church. luterlnent at ST. Peter's come
terry
RITrER.-On July 8@th, 1895 Annie Mary.
duughIcr Of John Auu Mary Bran ltortt
and wilc OF Chus. W, ltuttsr aged u years.
Relatives Uu5 friends are invited to attend
tho funeral tron tue residence oil her hus-
band, 4IN Town end street, ON Fr4ay after.
noon at - Services Mt MHleiey NJ l.
Church. mterment HiYeryiew cemetery.
Dear Mother.
Borne from the friends thIt loved her
Out OF this wo ii oi care,
lr I, from the patna thar sound her
10 b. nnPpy forever there.
AanH. dear An II. W. miss thee
tut 'tis SIN 10 wish thee bu k,
With hope ws live 70 ioIn Ihee,
Praying God fOr the faith " e lack.
fust her suffering. past her ptin,
Ceasr to weep tor tturs are vain,
Calm the tumuit of her breast,
FOR she vino sItterol is at rest.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-07-31
WORK or raa roIIoE.

I
Emclept ofilcera Do Efficient Work In the
CITY Drunitcnness On the Decrcass--
Officer William Davidson Lend. tho LisI
for Merit Ninrits--Thc Roguss' Gaiiery mn
Excsiicnt Additisn to the Force,
Tho annual report Of Chief Of Police
Dolan to the Commission has been made
public The report shows that drunken'
moss IL on the decrease. especially the
Saturday plight cases. Small thefts have
come down In number with the drunks.
The rogues' gallery has been inatru mental
| In making several clever arrests.
1t can safely be said that In police circles
! 1t has been q very successfuli year. The
| department however. is Handicapped for
want ofoilicers and also mounted men for
| the suburbs.
During the year there we're $3.50 arrests
made, which is GA less than Last year. OF
the $3.50, 2004 were nntive aud $50 oolored.
| The balance was divided among the other
| nattonaltitles. According to the report the
| falling OIL is due to the enforcement OF
the law against selling liquor to habitual
| drunkarda. Of the total number OF ar.
rests 73Y were drunk. In 1894 there were
800, and In 1898. 1911 arrests on the same
| charge.
During thsyenr 81 under the age OF TO-.
4lS between 10 anu ~. Ill6 Ontwben ~
and 80, S47 between so and 40 $40 between
~ ami 50, 2B7 between SO and 90, 81 bs.
| tween 50 and 10 and 36 ovor 20 wore ar.
rested. OF the number arrested 1888 gave
their occupation as laborers. or the total
| number arrested 500 were dismissed and
62l paid their fines. There were 1922 lod.
| gers cared for at the police station.
The police mairons reported having
| cared for $50 prisoners. 81 patients, 55
| lojgers and 81 lost children. Police Sur.
geon Hughes attended 100 officers tad 81
patients.
The patrol wagon answered e0S3 calle
and carried 1895 prisoners During the
| year 1900 complaints were lodged at the
| police station and attended to. or this
number 1SS were referred to the Street
and Sewer Department. 1874 to the Board
OF Health and 55 to the Water Department.
The poiioo served 1926 warrants. -
Property valued ut o., ESQ 20 was stolen
during the yeur and S3.4iT5l worth was
recovered. lhe fines and costs collected
amounted to e4S5 rs. aud the total
amount expended hy the police depart
ment was s73. .U6i.92. The force at present
numbers 10.
Ninety one marks OF merit were given
during the year TO officers, Policeman
WIN. Davidson heading the list with seven
marke, There were As charges against
oi1lcets und 3S were proved guilty, seven
officers were appointed, one resigned and
elk dismissed. For dog tux 81. 705 so was
received and s427l4 was paid out foI
foeling prisoners.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-07-31
strne,sapIse,ver.

At the meeting of the Street and Sewer
Department. last evening 1t was agreed
that hereafter the men will work tel
hours daily except on Saturday. Nine
hours will suffice for that day. Heretofore
the men used to work l0H hours daily anc
So hours on Saturday.
Bids for cement pavement were received
frola the A. S. Reed and Brother Com PAM
sl. As a equare yard. and Simmons Il Bro.
who bid 81. square yard. The CONTRACT
was awarded TO the A. 8. Reed ant
Brother Company.
new lamp was ordered on Eight
street between Van Buren, and Harrison
streets. and on jackson street between
Ninth and Tenth.
The weekly payroll of 81. .025. rs; the en-
gineer's payroll of S570. aud the genera
payroll OF s449 So were ordered paid.
The secretary reported collections OF
s298. O3. The city treasurer reported tht
balance in bank TO tho credit OF the severa
funds to be el3i 1888.
CITY Solicitor Harman was present ant'
informed the commissioners that the,
had the right TO trim or cut down the
trees.
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Of not weather; Without a specially nu.
trltious diet the li;tle onee are wasted
from lack OF nourlshment and the i'm.
rairment of the nutrltive process at this
unfortunate season leaves the door open
to cholera infantum and fatal diarrhGa
attacks. ..-...".
Physiclans nurses and mothers, who
have had experience In choler infantum.
have found that In every case where lao.
tatcd food has besn properly used. the
disease was avoided and the child kept
we'll and strong all through the summer.
Prevention is the better part OF wiadom
at all Seasons and the child who lives up.
on this food will keep well and strong
during the summer season and carry u
good stock OF vitality into the fall and
winter.
The most skillful specialists In children's
diseases have publicly advised mothers
that to be on the safe eide they should use
| lactated food until their children arc old
enough to come to the table, 1t siren.
| gtbens the weaE once and keeps the we'll
i babies strong.
Laotated food is made to save ohildren's
lives. They take 1t greedtly when othor
food is refused.
Mrs Flora English OF Alliance. Ohio.
whose bright baby Is shown above, writes:
II send you with this one Of my baby's
pictures. She was raised on lactated food
and We found 1t just as recomme nded.
/ She grew fat even while having
whOoplng cough"
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-07-31
Trustees of Tic Pour.

At the meeting of the Trustees OF tht
Poor held to-day Superintendent Mccoy
presented the following reports White
men, S9 white women. 55; children, 4
colored men. 10; oolored women. II
children, 4; total. l79.
Deaths during the month Eliza Jones
aged 90; Alice Justlson. aged 6l; Emm :
Hopkins. aged so; p. Henderson. aged 20
Thomts Fortescue. aged 63.
The payroll for tho montn. amou nttna
to s405. II. was ordered paid.
OUTDOOR RELIEF.
Est Georges, se4S. .e5; Wilmington, N. Z.
$3.50; Wilmington. s. W., Sl95.35; VIII
mington. s. h., &82S5
New Caetle. e310.70; Chrlstiana e2B on
Mill Greek. s74 ID White Clay Creek, Sl56
50; Red Lion. $3.50 50 Peneader, SOS; Ap.
poquinimink. $i4983j Blaokblrd; sss. rs
Brandywlne. $50 "a; total 81. 692.29.
The above shows decrease from July
OF st year OF s479. decrease over 189l
OF eSi7 and OF 1900 In 1898.
Superintendent Mccoy reported tho
the drive well had been finished. Il wa
at a depth of 1857 teet and water VIZ,
secured from 60 feet. Three weeks agu
the pump was started and has been work
Ing sinos, running daily from 10 to l.
hours and pumping about 90 gallons :,
minute. The water is cloudy 10 appear
ance but Professor Penny of Delawar
College saye tho water is all right,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-07-31
THURSDAY, AUGUST 20. 1896,
Ar o'pInrk n m

on the premises on the Lancaster Pike e1-?
miles from Wilmington, DOL, the Following
described real estate Ut llarrie l., Wood, de-
GO scd TO VIII;
Al that certain lot piece or parcel OF land
stuStsd in CnristIlna hunurpi New Castle
cCu-ity and state OF Delaware. called IN the
return Of sale to the orphans Court, No /.
hnd containing about - acres. bounded on
tue norm by the Lancaster turnpike roai. ON
the est by u public roa,l. on the south by
land OF PhllIp Quig ley, OH the west by Inud
late oil Joseph Z. Grub an. formerly OF the
bufreli hers out excepting and reBervinK
out ul the ~ hcrts piece ol hand, called IN
said return No, "li', desci ibrd ns follows TO
wit: A piece or pared OF land with mansion
mouse, II !cS ana other buildings thereon
efeClCl, beginutng Nv Il poiut ON the souther-
ly side OF Lancaster turnpike road a corner
al lHud late OF Joseph {. Grubb aforesaid and
formerly o. the Buirrll heirs thence along
the side OF SAID tnrnp ka iOa south 7s IL de.
grers, cast - teet six inches to II corner OF
other lani late OF The slli Joseph G. Grubb
thence taeroOy south IL degrees west 1919 feet
aud four Inches to corner, thence north
one ana halt degrees west 1854 leeL TO the
place OF beginning, containing ten acres of
twcnsy hundred hs o. an acre more or less
ana IL Is Crierei by the court that the sAil
Hdnltidt al or make return of his proceed nga
tn u q eXccut on oI ths5 order 10 Inc Sept M
ber term of tna orphans Court for the Coun-
9 aforesaid. TO hC held at MilmInetOn, on
Monday, The WITH day of september. A. b.,
I5JS, Attendance wal Ue given and terms
made known by
=. ALl.tN SMITH. Admin istrator,
oFo1 pc MIN n rLD =, ESD his Attorney,
l.. W. tidham y Son. Aucts J.
Altcse Colon Ferguson, Cler. OF Orphans
Court
1he buildings are all in gool order. good
FENCES. Efounls hiBhly Improved, large barn
hnd MI nursery out buildings, apple orchard
cherry and pear tree , Dia c, berry raspberry
strawberry an asparagus beds, nc, Inis
properly can be seen any time beIoro sale, by
j3l-a7-l4-2l- -2I-aG .aT-as
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-07-31
pIIseeIlaneoua Fodder cron..

In a report from the Vermont station
tho composition and yield per acre of
food constituents are tabulatod for jap.
Gnese radiah, spurry, millet, rape, SOFA
bean, horse bean and sunfowers, and
for mixtures Of peas, oats and rape,
hairy vetch and SOFA beans, hairy vetcl
gnd horse beans, and vetch, oats and
rape. The largest yield of dry matter,
7,49l pounds ner acre, was made by
rape; this plant produced larger crop
when the drills were six inches apart
than when planted at distance of 27
inches apart. japanese radish was re
fused by cattle; sunhower heads afford.
ed 2,73S pounds dry matter per acre,
containing COZ pounds of fat, much
larger quantity than that produced by
any other crGn
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-07-31

VIM. Streets. one Of our uptown bar
hers, is passing the present week at CAM
den camp. Kent county. and 10 looking
after the dulcineas. lie will be Joined on
saturday evening by his friend, Eben
Moore of Second street at least that gen.
tleman expects TO take few days recrea.
tion with his friends in that section.
Mise Helena Plsrco. OF 502 East Seventh
street, has returned from Atlantic City
after ten days OF enjoyment.
Harry .Woodkeeper, q farmer OF neal
Taylors Bridge, yesterday lost the sixth
cow from disease supposed to be an
thrax. Mr. Woodkeeper has lost two mu es
from the same disease.
The drawing for the ticket for the ex.
ourslon OF Crusaders Castle Knights of
I he Golden Eagle TO Atlantic City on
August 10 was held last night aud the
1904 Pennsylvania Avenue. Miss Gregg
held the ticket numbered 4ilo.
detective McVey arrested oolored man
yesterday on suspicion of being Walter
Squirrel, who is wanted In Vineland, N. j.
The man gave his nRme as Robert G,
Cooh, of Raleigh, N. g., and was allowed
to go.
Two Pullman cars were shipped to
Jelsey City to day and one to washing-
ton.
Mira. Harrington and two children left
TO day for Ocean City
Mrs Mills, the mother of Julia Mills,
died In PENNSYLVANIA. a few days ago In
the eighty. ninth year OF her age. The
body wus brought here this morning and
Inferred In Zion cemetery. hlrs. Mills
was the oldest member OF Zion church.
Owing to heavy gale at Long Branch,
this N orning. tue fishermen were unable
to make their usual catch and consequent.
ly tho car load for Fifth and Church
streets Will be delayed for day or two.
The new shaft for the steamer Republic
Will be made at Borlentown, N. ].
Health officer MoYey seized In the King
stfeet market this morning go. at. crate
and 10 baskets Of premature peaches
which he destroyed.
Harvey }. Wiley wants the boys tolstop
sailing toy boats on the Brnndywiue. Oh,
my, fence 1t in please.
Two bloycIsts from Fishkill on the
Hudson passed through this city yester.
day on two weeks trip.
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Held TOR COURT.
Three Pieces of Cloth Belong
ing to David Abramson.
BAD MAN PATRICK KENNEDY.
He ana His Wife md Son Jumped on Their
Next Door Nciahbor.-Two Men Arrest
ed for Stealing n Brass BushluG


ed for Stealing Brass BushIna.
At ths usual morning reception in the
Municipal Court this morning John
Loughlin was fined 81 and costs for balnR
drunk. He was found yesterday aster-
noon at Second and King streets.
speclal Officer LIE wrence Kettlevood
last evening found John Quinn I'm tine
west yard very drunk. He was lined se
and costs. Judge Ball stated that IL the
stons pile law was properly enforced
there would be less of that class Of mon.
Clarence III. Dllion depoeed that last
evening about 80 O'CLOCK John KeouRh
jumped aboard q Pullman cnr at tho p,
w u Is depot. The engineer stopped the
train as the man was drunk and would
run good chance of getting killed. He
was fined 81 and costs. Patrick Kennedy
was charged with assault and battery
on John Flynn.
Flynn testified that on last Monday
night when he came hoIns from work
Kennedy called him out OF doors and
knocked hlm down. His son and wife
then Joined Kennedy and all were upon
him when Mrs. Dugan arrived or the
scene. Mrs. Kennedy was snlutlng Flynn
with splttoon. Kennedy denied that he
assaulted Flynn. Ii was case where
They had a row that very night
1hat set the women In fight
There wns murder left and right.
lue court considered that Kennedy was
a nuisance that should be abated and as
Tar as IL could, 1t would do 80 for period
OF at leas. three months In default of
payment OF $50 fine and costs.
Samuel I'LL has bear living with Annie
Nsntrles for the past years, Last night
he cursed her md banged her In tue face.
lie was fined IS and costs
John HagRerty and William Gardner
were held in $500 ball to appear to m orrow
morning ON the charge of larceny OF a
brass bushing. Tho police are looking
for the third man.
John Saviie was arraigned on the
charge OF larceny of three pieces of cloth
valued at 70. the property OF David
Abramson.
officer James Shields deposed that he
wac informed that three pieces OF cloth
were sold In the second hand stors last
night. At 530 O'Clock this morning he
got the description OF the man VINO sold
the cloth and at o 05 he arrested Sayllle.
he denied that he hud sold any cloth.
The keeper OF tho second hand store de-
posed that he bought the cloth from
Savllls one piece at time for 80 cents
each. He knew 1t had been stolen and In.
formed Chief OF Police Dolan. David
Abramson identified the cloth as being his
property. Saville claimed he got the
cloth from three men from Chester.
He was held In S2OO ball for the upper
court, -.
Peter McCann, who came from Beayer
Valley, Chester County and was arrested
by Officer Hutton at Seventh and Brooms
streets lfor begging, will getliten days
work on The stone pile at New Castle.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-07-31
Tho Way They DO 1t.

About two months ago. an old soldier
rosidlnR In the eastern section of the city
died, and was laid to rest. He had been
disabled for u long time. and was In the
receipt OF $l2 month pension. One day
last week notice directed TO him waA rB-
ceved from the Pension Department,
stating that as IL had been ascertained that
he was now able to earn a living hls pen.
sion had been reduced to SO month. This
is but one instance. but 1t goes to show
how the agents of the department attend
to their duty In examining the elaine OF
the pnen who have sacrificed their health
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-07-31
Il VI AyESrr.

1876. 7. I, 1lurEIns; l57. Mrs. Charles
Wilkins las Kate King l59 Elmer Perry /;
l6O, lralm * Sidwell; l6l. Association 1G .
l.. Z, Read.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-07-31
A NbEsH IL CAMP,

There are mice on the ground and one
RiYo Mrs. Frank MtCasH quite scare
10 day. While she was gong about her
usual household duties tho rOdoHt an.
peared from under tie bed and caused "A
halt In thu proceedings With a scream
ami bound The frightened woman was
out OF the tont In second. and IN anothor
equHliy bflef Spaco Of time there was n
general hut tup among the avenue tent
sEs. Brother Hanna was there and aug
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-07-31
RAILRoAp rAcr1.trtrs.

The Wilmington and Sorthen Railroad
Company this season will better its flciIl.
fies for reac hing the grounds. There will
probably be unoiher train run to nccum0.
date the crowds OF big sunday" but pn.
irons already have been benOfltfed by the
excursion ticket, privilege from Gran ogue
TO Wilmington. Heretofore but ono way
tickets we're sold, Tho change has been a
profitable one 10 tho tont1rs who are com.
pei "a to so o the city every morning 10
aLLend To bualnesa.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-07-31
ON THURSDAY.
THE 18th DAY OF AITCIIST


at o'clock p. M,
the following described real estate, viz
All that certain lot or piece of land with
the store and dwellinghouse thereon
erected situated in the city of Whining
ton. aforesaid, and bounded and de-
scrihed as follows, to wit:
BEGINNING or fronting on the northerly
side of Fourth street opposite where the
old market-house formerly stood and
bounded seuthwesterly by Fourth street,
wostwardly by IA lot late Of Christopher
Elollingsworth. now Of the estate OF
James Smith; eastwardly by a lot for
merly of Benjamin Browns heirs, now of
Edgar Chandler and northwardly by a
lot late of Henry Witsil. now of Solomon
Il Staats, be the contents thereof what
they may.
Seized and taken In execution as the
property of Charles II. simmons and
Mary w, his WIFE, and it's and to be
sold by
PAUL G1LLIS, Sheriff
SheTiF,s Office, Wilmington, Delaware
July 80, 1895.
SHERiFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ OF Levari Faclas to me directed
Will be exposed TO public sale at the
Court House. on Market street between
Tenth and Eleventh streets In the city
of Wilmington. New Castle county,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-07-31
lee Cream and Frat festival.

The Madeley Chapter OF the Epworth
Lsague. will hold afestival. on the church
lot Thursday. Friday and Saturday. even.
lnKs, August 1st. 2nd. and 3rd. Proceeds
Tor improvement Of the church property.
feature OF the festival will be the sxhi.
bit OF cakes mnde and baked by some
young married men who are 20 make tho
cakes or without aid from their wives or
lady friends.
A competition between T. ]. Gainor and
ii. Al. smith as to who cen make the bet
ter cake WIN be IN LerestIng.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-07-31
A,nussmeass
N--.A.
ONION srnrrr pAax.

There was another large audience In at
tendance, at Union Street Park, last even.
ing TO witness the flfth presentation OF
the comic opera "Mikado." by the Robin
son com,c nrera Co, Tbs presentation
was equal 10 any that mas Dsen gwen a.
this park. and perhaps better. Mr.. Young
held his position as the favorlto as before.
The opera will be given the balance of
this week, and should draw large audi.
enco9.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-07-31
THEY ARE II. .IaY" GIRLS

81. P,.ul.s ayunueltent, Misses Williams,
Molly buOze aud since Saturday they b We
been known as the 'lrllDy" airs On tho
eyening OF that day while the young
ladies' slept sOme young man admirers
pnintod a FlaCArd bearing tine words "Irll.
by Girls and plae3d 1t over the entrance
of the tent. lHe girls discovered the
card, but not befOIe everybody ON tn.
avenue had, and 5!nc3 they ava been
Intended nirls
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CInyuuut Items,

Mre. E. Danzenbnkor OF Washington Il
spending visit with her son William o
this place.
Miss Rochel OF Brandywlne village h
paying q visit 10 her friend, Mrs. O. "
0sCey.
The ClaymoEt Sunday school OF the n
Z. Church will picnic In Vernon's wood
on Thursday next. - -, -.
new Iron fance has been eraoted IN
front OF Claymont hall, which helps the
appearance wonderfully.
Joseph Slawter Is able once more to bs
down stalrs. and bids fair to be about
once more. TRUE As STEEL.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-07-31
Renl E.tate Tranafcr,.

The following transfers OF real estatc
were recorded to day.
Hubert Cassidy to James A. Dillon lol
at Brown and Chestnut Rtreet.
James A, Dillon to Hubert Cassidy house
No, 1902 West Sixteenth street.
W. Beadehkopt and vile to Charlie
Beadankopf lot with three story
dwelling thereon at Fourth and. Yai
Rnran RIrhAta.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-07-31
MIR. JDIls nt Home.

John W. Jolls of Middietowu roturne.l
home to-day from Marshalvllle Ga
whore he has been for the past two month.
buying peaches. Mr.. Joiis In speaking It.
REpUDLIcAN reporter said he liked tn.
people aud that they were very kind. TIL
peach crop was excellent aud he is of tn
opinion that hs will so to Georgia eaei
year, He will now turn his attention IT,
the peachos through Delaware.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-07-31
Important. Important,

To l., L, Barrett II. D.. and all other mem.
bers Of the Methodist Eyangeltstlc Asso,
claLlOu:
You are hereby requested to be present
at the meeting to DO held at ST. Paul5 III.
l.. Church. Friday August 2nd, y, III. 1t
10 important that each Of you he present.
by order OF j. ID. Lscates eecretary
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-07-31

II. Helneman. Milwaukee. writes. zone
box Japanese Pile Cure has ouEed m OF q
case OF 2S years standing after being treat
ed by New York's best physicians"
streets aud Miller's Drug store, 40. Mar.
ket street.