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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-07-17

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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-07-17

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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-07-17

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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-07-17
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-07-17
GOLDEN st.
MEDICAL
DISCOVERY.

gor pielen Sabren erfanb DR.. 81. ..
pierce, crlter fonfnltirenber Grat bee s.In-
valids' Hotel and Surgical Institute" ~
Buffalo, q. g., bieie aus Yfansntoffen
5niamrnengefebte Nrsnei; er beotente tih 3rt
ihrer .5uiamnienietnng MIR folder Rrduter.
Grtrafte, tpelde etne 1pe3ie0e gBirfnng auf
bic Sober un6 ben Wtagen baben, bic Organe
3n geiunber Ebdtisfeit anregen unb bas Blut
reinigen nnb bereidern. Snrd 2lntpenbnng
FOLDER Mittel iperben ber Magen nnb bic
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ten, iuie oie iln9ebei3te 2ofoniotibe eiuen
Babnsng 3ieben fann. Wian fam feine
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fog. SelleriesW sWirturen; eS 1T ,peit bel5er,
benz llebel a1f ben @rnnb 3n geben unb ben
gierpenaelIen biejcnige Grndbrnng ausufiib.
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bannngsbeidrperben, DitioFtdt nn6 uerp5ie
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alS aerobesu tpunberbar. Geitbem ih DR..
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-07-17

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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-05
Su,I,isn Denti,.

Frank ". Stevens. si3 Kirkwooi street,
90 years, a freight conductor and ilagman
on tho L.. W. ~ Is. Il. H.. died at o o'clock
last eveuing and will be buried on 1hurs.
day at Lewes. Delaware. Delegates OF
live orders. including Odd Fellows, Red
Men aud brotherhood Brakeman, and
brotherhood oil the Union. will charter a
car and attend the funeral.
: lie had live phys.clans. the fifth one. DR..
Spruuuce, said 1t was perltonitls. to which
they al! ugreed. lie was born In Caroline
county. Md and was an employee OF the
T., w. B. r. r.. seven years. He was
married in 1885. to Miss Jennie Il. Pride.
at Lewes. Del, by Rev. Dr. ilenton. Hie
wife. a little girl Of fonr years old. and O
little boy Of two IN onths, surviveihlm. Ou
Tuesday. the 26.h ult. lie appeared murh
improved, and sung two hymns, one we
shall know as we are KNOWN" the Other
1T 10 we'll with my soul"
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-05
DEATHS.

MeGoiiMIIk-In This city on March ard lso'.
Relatives anu fliends are respectfully In
dence OF hei uncle. Neal Mulvcna. No l0I N.
JACKSON street on "Wednesday morning at
O'Clock, High Mass al St PAuls Gnurc h.
Intetmcn: at Cathedral Cemetery.
FHANk-In this city on tho 9rd inst, Mary
j. o, wife OF william L. Frank aged 20
years
yItcd to attend the funeral from the resi-
deneG OF heI husOun 4. JUi " est Tenth at cot,
ON Thursday sfteruoon at clock. Ser
vices at the house lnterment at RtveryieH
Cemetery,
KLalR-on March lth. IsO5 Rcbecca j. KIa Ir
widow OF DaY.d s ktar, In the seSent y
FIRST year ot her age.
ReIa ives anu friends are respectfully IN.
sued 10 attend her funeiRl IrJn the resi-
deucr OF her bfothcr-ln law hennett j * u ir.
:. AT / o'clock a. m Interment III Lever
Is Bnndywine Cemetery. Services III the no ise !.
ChlffEN-un March ard lsgA nj rhIladel-
LhiA Saiau aihbson infant d ughter OF
En~ars O. hnl Margaret j. CrippeH aged |
year and u months
WI Pc buried at Wilmlngten and nran :
at two thirty o'clock, Services AT tn grafe.
TEEsE-on March 3rd. Martha II. Teese
Relatives aud friends are lnytteI to attend
tLt fut eIal frNu, the residence Of Tn mas
Hnchons. .DnPoI''s Banks wednesday aft AZ
noon. <,dJ O'Clock. luterineut al hreeRhill
cemetery.
Peaceful lie thy silent sluinber
Peaceful IN thy grave 80 low
Thou no more viii Jain our number
Thou 10 mortonr sorrow, know.
1etasain WI hope to meet theo,
when tho day Or ne Ia He'd.
And Ia heaven with joy To great thee,
Nhere no farewell tears are shed
Philadelphia papers please copy.
CARTER-On March $. nj 80 Jeffer4on street.
Mrs. Mary u. Carter. aged ~ years.
Due notica OF the funeral w.il % given:
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-05
LOCAL DOTS.

Omaia!s OF the Philadelphia Whining.
ton and Baltimore kniiroad attended the
funeral services of the late ex Congress.
nun william Ward. which took place al
Chester. Pa on Monday afterno on.
Tho natural history society mot last
evening aud held very Interesting meet.
ing.
A three. year-Cld child on crutehes with
one leg amputated attracted attention at
tho p, W. N Is. railroad depot yesterday.
MIR. L. ID. II. Sutton Is recovering from
a severe spell OF sickness.
Mr.. Harry f. Durs Is getting batter OF O
bad attack of rheumatism.
When anything gets wrong with your
plumbing Just ring nD phone $50. Roberts
and Finchar, sanitary plumbers, 400
Grange htl Get.
The stockholders of the Banking House
Corporations met yesterday afternoon
anu re elected the old directors.
Thieves entered the store kept by MI 9.
Ellen Forrest ON Claymont street near
YanGever avenue last night, and stole
several pairs Of shoes and stockings Two
men were seen loahnR near the store
earlier In the evening.
The annual meeting of the stock holde rs
OF the Wilmington Coal Gas Company
was held yesterday afternoon Tor the pu E.
pose OF clecting directors. Tho old al.
reeLors were reelected.
Humphrey Brothers. hatters and gents
furnishings have removed trom No. 303
Market to No. 603 Market street.
Messick Brothers who sopened a gent q
furnishing store at No. f05 Mark t street.
packed up their goods on Transfer wag ons
th,s morning and removed than to tue ir
store In Chester Ia. Thsy say busineas ID
good in Chester.
Mira. Maggie Pointer. the wife of George
Pointer, who has been SICK Tor the past
and II Is hoped that she may soon be re
stored TO health.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-05
Am asessienfs.
,anANp rrEal nouse.

s.Spides and Eiy,n M. d. l. avitt's spac.
tacuiar production, was preseDtsd In all
Its beauty at the Grand Opera Huuau last
-a..airrz vy e~y~.y -Ssss-- company. Iho
scenery and costumes were S@SS.iant and
the ballets speclaities and original novel
ties were ilattering to an extreme. The
saries of Living Pictures" as presented
by this organization. was Interesting,
commanding the attention OF the audi.
ence from start TO finish. The pictures
presented were from the most popular
paintings.
Thle evening Lincoln J. Carter's scenic
m8lodrama THE Tornado" will hold tue
boards at the Grand Opera Houoe. II is
plentitully spiced with sensational situa'
tions. Among the scenic features are a
collision at sea. sinking ship, a burning
house, and finally tornado that displnys
to thrilling advantage the possibilities of
stage ILLUSION. 1t 10 triumph In every
way.
Kellar will be seen at the Grand Opera
House. tomorrow evening In On e.,,,,ss:
ly new and marvellous performance which
he has just perfected after season of ori.
Rinal research IN tire old world into the
very latest achievements OF magical art.
"rhe Mystic Light OF Bala.' is such a
marvel, and has recently bsilled every
plausible explanation of even 80 great an
observer ca lrof. Heinrich Henseldt, tho
German scientist. He will be assisted by
his W lie in marvellous exhibition ol
mind reading ever Witnessed here.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-05
AtUoyer To-day,

Mr.. Addloks was expected here to-day
but he did not come. Ez.PostmastoI
Stewart arrived at noon to watch the sur
roundinge and will stay here until to.
morrow evening.
Dr. Howard Ogle put In an appearance
to day to give tho nom bers OF the Assem-
bly, dose of common sense. He claims
that as the Dover and Milford Electric
bill has been passed that tho charter
should be granted for tho Wilmington
and New Castle Electric Railway.
The advooats8 OF Tho roHd Will hava
hard tight TO get the required legislation.
Post Master Enoch Moore, wearing q
bright geranlum bouquei.also arrived here
at noon. He had Ills little Iatebet along
with him to kN the bills introduced by
Mayor ShUTtithge.
The killing oil tho bill in reference to
maintaining IA road in Red Lion and ST.
Georges Hundreds through a marsh
brought down the directors OF the Cherry
Island Marsh Company.
The company wants an appropriation
like the other nHTsh companies; among
those noticed who do not want to raise
huil.frogs on the Cherry Island March
were Alessrs William Lawton. Atwood
woldin Isaac Elliott, IhUntas j. Latiy.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-05
smrrnn rn,xn t,rn,,,,n-

Smyrna. March 4th.-Thres tickets were
placed in the Held for the town eienIion
which took place to day. There was some
lively skirmishing In the morning to get
the ballots distributed. After the smoke
OF the battle the result has been obtained
as follows.
Com mlssloners--John H. Hoffeoker,
III Dr. i, q. Moore, 15; VIM. FAIRIES, 73;
L. II. Beck. 80
For Aldermsn-H. G. Budd. l49.
For Treasurer Jlmes 2. Hoffecker, 1854.
For Assessor Ihos. Jefferson, 74;J. W.
Dehney. 81.
There were l55 votes cast In all. The
result has given entire satisfaction. Con.
siderable newspaper talk Inns been in-
dulged In by the friends OF the different
candidates.
Now that the people OF Smyrna have
shown their appreciation OF the valued
services of John ii. Hoffecker that gent.e.
man will accept the office despite his
statements to the contrary,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-05
Very Hard on the uem ocrets.

The following resolutions were passed
In the Legislature OF Minnesota on Satur-
day last:
Whereas. at high noon on March 4th the
Fifty.thlrd Congress, with Democratic
majority In each House, will cease to exist,
and
whereas, the citizens OF our beloved
country have during the lie OF this Con.
gress been subjected to untold domestic
misery, financial distress and political
disgrace.
he-olved, that all patriotic American q
from Maine to Texas ard from Florida to
Oregon are to be invited to celebrate the
hour of cur deliveIancs by the blowing OF
whistles, the flying of flags the ringing
OF bells and the booming of canon. there.
ject lesson that thu Am ,rican people have
determined that never again will they
trust tho business aiTairs OF this great ma
ton to Democratic hands.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-05
Tho Muses..

The Belle Sisters. Troubudours who
came direct from Manager keitbs Beautl-
ful bijou Theatre, fhiIauelDhia opened a
week's engagement at the Wonderland
Theatre. yesterday. The entire show
met with an enthusiastic reception.
Every ucE and specially are at first clnss
order. Among the performers are the
Belle Sisters. who Introduce rlelan go of
singing, dancing md hDnjo playing.
which form strong act. Mr. }. L..
liefr on the one legged song and dance
artist made Il hit with his clever speciality.
Another artist who comes In for II great
deuI attention Is aIiss Neltle Fields who
Introduces a marvellous turn of buck aud
Wing dancing. The other attractions ara
all new and good. Tnis is snow that
every persun In Wilmington should see.
MltiueeS daily this week.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-05
Torc ,,c,cn,cd ,o-Niy,,,.

The city clergy WHO were present last
evening IN the New Century club TO hear
DR.. Baum's first illustrated lecture on the
Bible we're unanimously In favor of sumo
church centrally located being taken,
another course OF four lectures given
without ar admission fec being charged
and inviting tie public.
This mnrI'A,g the First Presbyterian
Church was offered for thnt purpose and
l,r. Baum will Iepoat Ills first lecture this
evening, dealing with the creation aud
dawn OF civilization IN Egg pt. The lee.
ture VIII begin promptly at o'clock and
close at $50. aud will lie magnilicentiy
Illustrated. The other three lectures will
lie given in tha sans place on wednes .
day. Thursday and Friday evenings, A
collection will DO made each evening 10
defrlY eAppnsGs.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-05
Not so Green After An.

The Philadelphia Times to-day says:--
Joseph Lauhacher and his father. OF New.
tort. 9el.. came TO town yesterday 10 buy
seed. hut at The loot OF Market street me 1
II man with n bazketrul OF finger rings
wrapped IN blue paper. The man put ii
80 Dlll into one of the papers "before
Lauhaeher'5 very eyes," anu then threw II
baek into The bnsket.
Lauhgcher was then offered i've OF the
rings for -. Several contederales urged
him 10 buy the rings and get the - but
when he did so tho man ran away lie
was caught by LIubuClier aud his flther
III a slloOn near ny, but not before lie
had given his busket OF rings TO a cou
Tolerate.
He was given hearing before bIagl .
trrte MeGatty. wien lao gave his name az
John Lewis, Of 4l6 Garden street. The
Magistrate held hm IN 900 bail. anu
FauDaeher went home without his seed.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-05


Southeast Corner fiith aud wing street,
Is tie place where you can sdit yourself in
delicious pared peaches. We nave ali our
Icnten goods and they are fancy. We have
som amusing scenes at Eifth aud King
streets. To-day an old gentleman cam e in
and he bought pound OF Yb-cent coffee aid
him handful Of IIlrh dulru. when he fell
back oil a box and said u grew nt his own
door in ireland. lie wanted some TO show
his family. Oar i-ce tap Dies are the dtlsies
cur JhNa coffee AT - cents Ii wiIat lakes
every ono. our Su. tea rs excellent: not 80
HInuOih as No. " at ~ cents. At ILLS tho Dill
Cur basket hred Japau ana tea cream lunch
are ~ For Cenis you eau keep II child
eating lemon caEes ali day. Nerihacilio
French peas chenp. LooL Ia ut our butter;
therc Is nothing Ike 1t. We ell more butter
than any stors ia town. Look at oiIr creuin
homeless CO LISA Try flsh balls OF II Tor
Lent just you try them once; they ure TOO
good 10 talk about We have good flOIr r
Si2b Try IL. vanilla waters. new plume
apricot ~ marrow beans. L. NJ WiER.
Cor titt4. a.ed King streets, m5-6ts
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-05
old reinr consort Urilxhtfa,
= 4 syiyania isnIIy Tesr vin Psnn-

sytvnnfn KALI Teur vim Pepn-
No o,her assoT. II, q y, sTppsr b" soa,, !. !,
ttnsiiysnsss eomnvs wA Apay Ana int l-snfort in a..
SURROUNDINGS ene the fact Of Us beine :
ooVernmeht .ost. the situation OF the
place, win magnificent ocean front
ahe sissant y.planned drives would con-
menu " tho public as a most delightful
piaee 10 spend few days vacation.
ihe next tour will leave New York and
rhip .delphia by special train on Thursday
Mo rch 2. and tickete will bv good for re-.
t,lIn passage on special train leaving Old
Ioint Comfort on the following Saturday.
Inc rates. including transportation and
meals enfoute In each direction, as ali
as hotel accom- IN odations at Hv~..,a f3otsi
Sld Point Comfort, will 20 si55O from
$40 ris.oo from Phladeiphia;
yropprtlOnhte rn.- '->.~ "thar points,
Tickets, Including one days board at the
mygela Hotel, and good to return via
washington and Richmond within ten
days. eau also be purchased at same
rates.
For further information apply to Ticket
Agents. or address Tourist Agent. 1895
Broadway New York. or Room ALL Broad
Street Station. Philadelphia. TO whom ap.
piication for spnce should nleo be made.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-05
NJ .ddlrto,,n Iurncd thr rnblc~

MIppLErowS, March 4.-TEs result OF
the luan election was ii big surprise to
the majority of paople here. The reLlrlnG
Commissioners, George Kelly. Michael
Kampai and j. Frank McWhorter we're
dlubhed out by George PevDrly. Sewell
Holton ard Charles liammell
lhe lest OF tie ticket e!ecLed was: treas
urer, Leonidas Darlington; assessor. pan.
lei DunHLg; alderman. hchdrd Furgu
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-05
Diamond state Athletic Club Entertain-

Metch m aiIers j. N. Connell and B. f.
Babb OF the Diamond State Athletic Club
nave gone to great expense In proeur.
ing the following talent for their enter.
talnment on March l4th. The following
well.known talent will positively appear:
c.. rounds at ll6 pounds. OF Whining.
ton; Pat, Mcconnell VS.. George Kelly, of
WI. rounds at ontch weights OF D. s. A.
G.; Frank Hollecker vs. Jack smyrna of
ID. s. A. G. 4 rounds at 1875 pounds of
Chester; Dan. Mcdonnell va Leslie Pierce
= rounds at 1873 pounds. Grand wind lp.
John Giynn vs.. Nj. Hallshau. of d. s. N.
G. 9 rounds at ll5 pounds of Camden. j.
All for decisions. and o host Of other at.
fractions.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-05
IfIRiIiiIlp Il MilI.

NV YORK, Marsh I.-lhe contest over
the will oil James Hood Wright. late n
nember of the banking firm or Drexei,
Morgan Il Co., who died suddenly about
months ago. came up before SurrJnaIe
FnZfsraid TO day. Mr. Wright left s3,
0O0 0d0 personally and .30O 600 realty. His
principal teneilciares are tie widow.
Aiary Z. Wright, the step, children and
the sister. 1he cuse goes over until April,
lat
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-05
Ntu Urr-.tt ttet.r,i,

young lady at Mitchell and Bssl's
this eek ls demon slratinH The ndvan.
sge 4 ui the Glubn Fastener II now tlrasB
fastener II Ia not hoo6 and eye and
does not uunook, although at tirst sight
II would give one that ilhprssslo'
1t uubutt Gus, doee not SHOW an is with.
out doubt tue hanaiest little nr1iele OF
the KIND. The young ladr In charge
shows you all the ways OF using them
how to sew them on etc. It eosta YOU
pothtng nnd everyone Ia invited by the
firm to Investigate tho inve nti0n.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-05
New spring s,y,es mr.. Ready.

At prlces that were never lower.
$1,000 all wool suits made To order.
$1,000 all wool suits made to order.
1890 black diagonal suits to order.
$50. 90 imported suits to order.
Costs and vests $40. 5l2, SIS.
$500 black diagonal long cutawav
coats and vests made to your order.
Trousers $3.50. "A, IS. IS. "a.
Every garment IL cut right In our store
by Mr.. Wise, who has over 20 years experi.
enea cuttipp. anu every garment Is sewed
by Wi. tailors. Lorkver and Warmth,
Merchant Tallors sos Market street. Sam !.
pl ~ for a. king
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-05

The following sales have boon arranged .
March
0. W @ Trusx, New Castle ",
q Creamery. 7o1 L"-o.,n, senn,.
-.voKes, Pencader Hid.
. W Ncuoy. Christiana lid.
T. Taylor PiersoD, Mill Creek Hid.
II, Geo ID Wetherell. Drandywine Hid.
u. Herbert brown, Binndywlue Hid.
~ W hurraby. New Castle lid.
15. Unclaimed Goods of r.. W. &B X Il.
ID. Furniture 205 West Ith 81.
II. Sale of household Gods at 8I5 Jeffer-
son street.
u, Peter A Pagan, Ifare's Corner.
II, j Simmons, Isrnndywine Hid
IT, Gallagher white Clay Creek.
10, John Wirr, Chri-tiana. Hid.
TO- II. ID. Hickman. harness. city.
1s u A Cornbroo%s, MIL Crock I'D
rs A X ] d Sharpio-a Uhristiann Nd.
Is. !. u, Rogers, New Castle HID,
Is Elwood ~ebsor. horses. ockessin.
10, r. Ternlus. Furniture over 3rd street.
10. Allen spriuger, W Z Gre elk Hh
10. Arthur MbCluekcyi W G creek HID
N. Furniture 30i West sth st.
81. jos. II, Gould. New Ca tie Id,
80, j. ii. Polk, Newport,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-05

basement OF Union NJ l.. Church uuier
the supervision OF Mrs. Haunas bible
class, on Thursday night. The first tab.e o
will be ready at o'clock. Every one who
WISHES stump, uous meal for rs cents
should pntronlzo the young ladies who
will wear their sweetest smiles on this
occasion.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-05
InnIlniIrnnA Mrrrl,.

Colonel Robert N. Floyd, who recently
left TINS city on II trip south, was aboard u
Louisvifls and Nashville Railroad train
when II was wreched by the breaking OF
one Ot tue locomotive driving baIs. In
tho wreck the eng ineer was Killed and the
paas emgers frightened. Colonel Floyd
WINS anu onR those Interviewed by Mobile,
the train there.