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Middletown transcript., 1895-01-26

1t will be long time before Senator
blackburn, of Kentucky hears the last
of his ridiculous statement, that the
city of Walla Walla, Washington was
not on railroad. 1t was one of The
most glaring displays of ignorance ever
made on he floor of tha Senate, and it
will be strange, indeed, if those who
oppose Blackburn's reelection to the
Senate do not make good use of it in
the legislative campaign in Kentucky
this year.
Middletown transcript., 1895-01-26
Jacob Reeds Sons,
CHESTNUT ST. slesls-s2o-s22. pHILA

CHESTNUT ST.. sl69ls-9oO922 PHILA
Overcoats, Storm Coats,
Mackintoshes and other
special comforts for hard
weather, very strong values
in Overcoats and Storm
Coats, $40, $I2, SIS and up
wards. Mackintoshes from
$3.50 up. Boys Winter
suits from $3.50 up. Over
coats and Cape Coats from
$3.50 up.
Middletown transcript., 1895-01-26

Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt is a very
retiring, conservative woman, and
while her home which covers half a
block and is the largest in New York,
requires the care of many servants,
there is no undue extravaganza, and
the amount spent for housekeeping
would not exceed that expended by
her sisters-in-law for their much
smaller houses. 1t is strange thing,
but many of the servants who have
worked for Mrs. Vanderbilt, Mrs. Sloan
and Mrs. Seward Webb for several
wears have never seen their mistresses
closer than a peep at them through
the upper windows as the ladies en-
tered their carriages. Tie house
keeper is virtually the mistress. She
hires them, pays them their wages
and presents them with the Christmas
gifts, which are carefully selected
and always worth the having, Mrs.
Bradley Martin, Mrs. Townsend Bur
den, Mrs. George j. Gould, Mrs. Fred
Vanderbilt, Mrs. William Rockefeller.
Mrs. Ogden Mills, and Mrs. August
Belmont are some more of the lofty
danes who have 100000 a year to
spend, and who never fail to spend
it.
Middletown transcript., 1895-01-26
eRATEFuL-coMFoRrI
EPPS S cocoa
BREAKFAST-SUPPER,

by a thorough knowledge of the natural
laws which govern the operations ofdigestion
and nutrition, and by a careful application of
the fine properties of well-selected Cocoa. Mr..
Epps has provided for our breakfast and sup
per a delicately flavoured beverage which
may save us many heavy doctors bills. 1t is
by the judicious use of such articles of diet
that a. constitution may be gradually built up
until strong enough to resist every tendency
to disease. Hundreds of subtle n,aladies are
floating around us ready to attack wherever
there is a weak point. We may escape many
a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortf-
fled with pure blood and a properly nourished
frame"-CfuH Seruice Gazette.
Made simply with boiling water or milk.
Sold only in halfpound tins, by Grocers, Ia
belled thus: JAMES EPPS & CO., Ltd, Ho-
moeapathic Chemists, London, England
Middletown transcript., 1895-01-26
Our WOman'S
.....Column
How the Wives of rIiliionaires Keep
House and Spend Money.

HEN a woman has
800, 900 a year
to keep house on
it is interesting g
to know how she
IN an ges it.
There are about
half a hundred
women in New
York who have
this royal al
lowance. No one
Middletown transcript., 1895-01-26

"Mr. HaIdup must have used great
deal of f1attery to win the heiress.n
"No; he simply told her the truth" !"
''Iudeed?"
Yes he said he couldn't live with
out Eef.n
Middletown transcript., 1895-01-26
MIDDLETOWN, DEL, JAN. s6, 1896.

E.,tered at the Post Office as second-class matter
Middletown transcript., 1895-01-26

OFF1cE-MAIN AND BROAD STREETS.
MIDDLETOWN, DELAWARE.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-20

The street and Sewer department last
evening gave audience to Geo, W Pierce
o west side eurtcr. Pierce, Il few DAYS
ago was driving along Sixteenth strest
near Scott, with a load Of furniture
when the hcraes became sttlilsi IN the
mud. Another pnlr Ol hrrses were hRr-
nssSed TO he gar aud willis tho loaded
wagon WIS being drawn oui oil tbs mud
dy street II upset, much OF the furniture
being broken aad otlIrI pieces being dam.
aged beyond repair,
Ills business petUrD the board was there
fore In reicreHce 10 the condition Of the
street, stue owner Of the goods wanting
Dir. Fierce to pay for the damage aud A0
wanted to know what the board could do
for hin, samuel ChGmbsrs hnd told
Pierce To appear before the board aud Mr.
9twthtup -ati he would consult MIR
Cham bera AGd let him know whether The
rom nisslOnefs you'll D at half the dam.
age.
city solicitor Elliott presented com.
mulicHLiun calling attention 10 the re-.
recent award Of tue Com mis-lonUrs In
the Eleventh ana Madison strsatt cases
and that Ouiy ten days had been allowed
10 usk lOu AHUlHtr commission but no
action Was 'aaer II wac uriBrel that
sixteen fool uayameRts De alH on Della.
ware Avenue VEST OF Mon streot MIR.
NcC oskey reported having examined
Twenty street, Last Luxe, and
found ths street Ia an lnpa5oisDle con.
ditlon
Inc streot wi os ropulrsI IN a short
3, iima
The rhy Lrvasurer reported hataares as
foltoWs tlIrsnt exueu=es. 5000 IL !,
street impi Oy#iueHt s. - trta fund,
] slh2, ~ rolleetlJns, secretary. $751; 81
! city nu1l'lr ~
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-20

Sheriff Gillls will soil tomorrow Mt the
Court HOuse, the house and lot at Pine
and McCaulley streets. belonging to John
H. ilamer.
Also the two houses and lots on the
easterly side OF Eleventh street. between
Poplar and Lombard streets, belonging
to John Ii. Famer.
Also two houses and lots on the easter
ly side OF Lombard street between Fifth
ana SIKH Streets belonging to Lewis
Henry johnson.
Also. the carriage shop on Second street
between Iatnall and Orange, belonging
to Samuel White.
Also the three.story brick house on
Madison street rear Ninth belonging to
Drmazela Dizer.
Also. IN Newark. on the same day, the
farm OF Us acres. ana two other tracts of
lana situated In Pencader Hundred, be.
longing TO the estate of the late Alahlon
Baton.
Also at the Court House on Monday. the
10Th inst, house and lot OH the westerly
sue vi lard street Roar Eighth be.
longing to Niniford Corney.
Also ct the Court House, on SATURDAY.
The "Oth lust. a lot of 80 feet on king
street. with market house thereon. la.
longing to samuel N. Sme!tz
Also on saturday. the 9th of April. a lot
ut the corner Of Eighteenth and Washing
ton streets. belonging to Isaac Murray
On Monday, April SIh. houses and lots
on Giipin avenue. belonging to John
DonaEhy
At Newport, on April stb, tile Brandy.
Wlue Sptlngs property, belonging to
Richard w. Crook.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-20

Will give you almost
any style of goods
you want - Black
Clay Diagonals with
either sack or cuta-
way coats, Black
and Blue ROUGH
Cheviots and several
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-20

Ihlrty'two Highland residents who are
opposed to becoming Wilmington as
Bembed In Odd Fellows Hall there last
night and adopted n resolution opposing
the annexation of that suburb. There
was only one property owner present who
wanted to becomea Wilmingtonlan, but
while the thirty.two satisfied owners OK.
Dressed themselves ON the question he re-.
fused to commit himself and before the
meeting adjourned. left the hall dlsgus-
ted man.
George Macklem was chosen chair.
man and James W. Smith secretary. After
announcing the object, OF the meeting.
anu understanding thatthere were several
present who were In favor of enteIiD9 the
city, MIR. Haley Inquired of those prop
erty owners what benefit the suburb
would receive. He got no ans wer from
the single dissatisfied Highlander. how
ever, but Norris Luton told OF what
benefit they would not receive He said
the city at he.present time was unable
to pave it's streets and with the annex
tlon of the Highlands and the Improve
ments which were necessary. the expense
would be much heavier. He was salts
lied with the water.
James NJ. Smith made quite ledgthy
speech in which hs said no improvements
would be made. in the event OF the dis.
trlct being taken into the city, for at least
ten years. lie referred to East Lake aud
the condition OF that section OF the city.
city. nearly two millions of dollars, the
recent expenditure of $500, by the
Street and Sewer Department on street
Improvements; the Park Com missions'
loan to improve the park, and still the
commission is wanted to borrow ze350.lD0
more, In the force OF all thls he Thought
the Highlands erdpy other suburb stood
poor chance OF ~haying paved streets,
city water or fire protection. when many
oil the Gtreets oflhe city were impossible.
and the watsrloqiy lately filtered.
Another thing he was opposed to and
that was the Increase In taxation. There
are not twelve houses ia the Highlands
clear aud the people who lived there did
80 to escape the heavy tax. II they were
WllTinGtonians they would be taxed
heavier and ON the ground and properties
not yet paid for. He also objected to the
properties OF several rich men not being
Included In the district 10 be annex d.
The speaker exhibited list OF sixty Tree.
holders who were opposed to entering
the city. and alter several other speeches
the chair appointed James W. Smith. Will
liam Haley and j. NJ Phillips a commit.
tee to go to Dover and fight against the
passage of the bill.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-20
KENNARD & CO
62I-623 Market 81.

Little things illustrate the
character of people and of a
store.
The goods we keep and the
methods we employ clearly
show the character of this
store. If we are wrong at any
point it is because some one
has Numbered, and not because
the principles governing the
business have not been clearly
laid down TO every one employ
ed in it. The store is better
to-day in every way than it has
ever been, and grows better
every day, because we never
cease striving to make it SO.
Itdoesn't matter how much
or how little you know about
merchandise; our reputation
is back Of every dollars worth
we sell you.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-20

The revision OF the city assessment has
been completed and the lists hung up by
Clerk of the Peace Biggs The lists can he
found In the following plaoes:
First ward James Ii. Harklns. No. 2l5
West Fourth street.
Seeond-Third street bridge.
Third Harry Wltsil, corner of Mary.
land avenue and Madison street.
fourth-BerDnrd Bonner, saloon, south
west corner OF Fifth aDd Spruce streets.
tiith-Nanoy Quigiey. saloon, No. $50
Madison street.
Sixth--John Bradley. saloon. norlhe asst
corner OF Eleventh and French streets.
Seventh-James A. Kelley, saloon
southwest corner OF Tenth and Shipley
streets
Eighth Charles L, Taylor cigar store
northeast corner OF Sixth and Lombard
streeta.
,Ninth-Anthony L. Flnerty, No. 1921
Market street.
Tenth--Wiliiam Brown, saloon, No. 100
jackson street.
Eleventh-lobsrt T. Getting ham, sa.
loon, No. 800 Maryland evenue
Twelfth Philip Il. Shea, saloon, Fourth
and Scott streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-20
SUICIDE FOLLOWS SUFFERING.
Harry kienle Empties Load of Shot Into
Ills Brenst Early this Morning.

After suffering from consumption over
two yenrs, during which period he often
complained Of his condition. saying he
was tired Of living. and after bidding hls
wife and nine.year. old daughter farewell
Harry Klenle. 81 years old killed himself
at his home, No. 1915 West Second street,
early this morning by empty Ing load OF
shot In his breaet just below the heart,
Death was instantaneous.
Mir. Kienle was well.known throughout
the city and among his many friends was
known as Quickly" For years he kept a
saloon on East Third street, but owing to
his illness he sold out the business about
year ago and went to live In tho West
Second street house. He afterward car
ried on the butchering business In Second
street market but on Friday OF last week
was taken so Ill that he had to be sent
homa Drs. ShortlidRe and Blocksom had
visited him and upon the latter physician
calling upon him few days ago. tho
patient was Informed that his disease was
ineurable and II he did not take proper
care of himself. the disease would be
greatly aggravated.
This had depressing effect upon tho
suffering man, but tho family never once
believed that the husband and father
would end his life. Last night MIR. kienle
was in unusual depressed spirits and was
UP nearly the entire night Shortly before
O'Clock this morning he walked Into his
on going to her bed babe her and his little
daughter good bye. Mrs. Kienle. think
Ing the hour not su early, replied, Harry
you mean good-n night. don't your
NO. wife. l mean goodbye" and with
these words still In mind the sympathiz-
ing wife q minute la.ar was startled to
hear the report OF a gun ring through the
house. She hurried down etdirs and III
corner OF the stting.room lay her hus.
band. blood gushing from horrible
wound in the breast and collecting In
pool OIL the floor carpet. Mr.. kienle was
dead. Neighbors who had been awakened
by the report hurried Into the house and
carried the corpse to sofa. where 1t was
covered by sheet.
The gun which the suicide used is
double barreled weapon. Both barrels
were loaded but only one had been
enptied. His intention Undoubtedly was
to have put the load OF shot through his
heart but owing TO the position the gun
had to be held In this was almost possl
be The body when looked upon was
still on the settee and at the head was the
weapon.
Mrs. Kienle Is distracted, as also are the
little daughter and son, who are . and IL
years OF age respectively. No arrange
ment has been made for the funeral.
Deputy Coroner Chandler has given a
certificate OF death from suicide.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-20

w AATlti-Nn experienced white nurse
stree. m.u.-I'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-20

Dr. Fahey wishing to purchase another
morse, procured one yesterday afternoon
on trial and his colored boy after hitch.
Ing him to the buggy drove out to the
Doctors office, at 4th and Adams streets.
where he was told to walt a few minutes
In short time afterwards the horse
started OF and Kicked the buggy to pieces,
Fortunately the coIored bow escs nal mn
Injured. The horse was stopped at the
Wllte Horse Hotel Second and Orange
streets. telephone message askinR
what should he doEe with the horse
eiieled the response from the doctor,
KIN him."
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-20
HE WANTED TO DIS.


A toothache remedy containing equal
parts OF chloroform. creosote. oil OF cloves
aud oarbOlic acid. which Martin Hurley
yesterday afternoon drank with suicidal
intent would have bad the desird effect
had not his unconscious body b0en found
where II was.
Hurley has resided here but short
time, having come from Chicago. Early
yesterday afternoon no went to the drug
store OF Joseph Smith. Seventh and Pine
streets, and purchased the drug. From
the store he went to the saloon Of Ed
ward Conoannon and II was In the yard
adjoining he drank the deadly mixture.
The bar tender had occasion to GO into the
yard and 1t was then the unconsoious man
was found. The bottle was nenr by and
this told of his condition. message
was sent to the station house and In a
short time Hurley had been removed
there.
Captain Chambers, Operator Kane and
Special Officer DouGherty used the siom-
aeh pump and in half an nour there was a
noticeable change for the better. The
officers continued their work and In less
than two hours Hurley was revived. lie
would not give any reason for his rash
act and left the station house early In tie
evening Tor paI is unknown.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-20

'ffe Stree, markets were VOL! pntrnnfzed
tins morning. Egs5 had the call they
were In plenty nud sold as low as two
dolehs Tor 20 cents at tho corner OF Fifth
and King streets. Butter 81 to 30 cents
icg ID mutton. l2cents per 10. :pOri, 10
CEN . POI H.; meal, 4 cen per IT,. chick
eIi~, ~ cents toIS - per Iar: apples -
To 50 cento bali peck; oranges ID 10 -
cents set dozen; Daundhts, 10 TO II cents
per 'loHan, swent potatoes, 10 to 10 cents
10. hail pech; celery, cents per stalk
Euhd. 81 to 10 cents each.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-20

Chief Justice Lore charged the jury In
the Huber Vs. Jackson and Sharp Com
pany damages case this morning, and at
1929 O'Clock the jury retired. They had
not returned at O'Clock. After the retlr.
Ing OF the Jury, Benjamin Nields repre-.
senting the First National Bank va. Nathan
Lieberm ar, made a motion to guash one
OF the Judgments on the ground of no
jurisdiction. The Court held, however.
that as the case was now pending In
Chancery the judgment could not be
declared void. Lewis C. Yandegrlft repre-.
sentsd MIR. Lleberman,
The Court also denied the motion to
quash the Hudson-E Early election case
and ordered IL called Tomorrow morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-20

This Store IS nor TN Of he
dea0t.td y &c Cioths Tor Spring
0hc best IRE ecer h"d) for Hu,
lor4e and small Boys. II kuom
hot i IS 'cortiy ef you fullest
confidence. Prices IRE l9,r.
New lines of Clay Dia .onal
Suits for Men in Sacks aud
Getaways for SO the Suit,
they are all wool, good weight,
we'll made and trimmed, and
will not fade or Shine. Other
Clay Suits for s., So, Sll aud
SIS.
Have YOU ever woman Tn
finished W orsted Suit! Every
one we sell is all wool through
and through, no cotton back.
Guns are from the celebrated
Washington Mills of Lawrence,
Mass, The color is guaranteed
the make is guaranteed the
lit and Wear is guaranteed,
LII Blues, Blacks and Browns,
Sacks Cutaways and Stouts, IS,
so, SD and 4l1.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-20

Special Dispatch.
The Wilmington NJ. L. Conference met
TINS morning. Bishop Hurst presiding
Dr. heahe Conference lvangeiist was
present. Tho church was crowded with
pruachels and other attendants After a
Hebate over the request that the Board of
Examiners examine denGons. the matter
WIS withdrawn.
EeY. George Rounds. of Cape Charles,
Va. will preach at StlveTbrook on sunday
The Pfe4lilnE Elder OF the Easton dIs.
tritl reported u, e6 members ami 1854 pro.
baiiourrs
Presiding Elder Adams Ia sick.
Presiding Llder barrett oil the Whining.
ton district. reported 5000 members nrd
1900 probatlouers.
salisbury district, 5000 members and
1890 probtlionere; 1900 advance On SALARIES
eommlttee Of inquiry OIL ROY. j. d.
Kemp, OF still Pond aid.
lhf attendance was good. and pleas
ant session IL Anticipated.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-20

At Lamm's Hull. Middletown, Ohio, on
Tuesday night Herb Hale. OF indianapolis.
won mixed style wrestling match with
John Blmuoe OF Cincinnati. Con Riley,
the heavyweight pugilist. was referee.
The first bout, oatch.a5.ca tch.can, was
won by Hale In seventeen minutes. The
second bout. Graeco-Roman, was won by
6lmcOe In twenty-five minutee. The last
bout catch.as catch. can, was won IN seven
minutes by Hale.
The sparrlng contest between two light.
weights. Jimmy Murphy and Jack Cuoney,
at the Fair Play Athletic Club. Cincinnati +.
Tuesday night resulted In draw In the
tenth round.
Henry Petit knocked out Joshua Rum
berger Ia four rounds at Shamokin Mon
day night. Both are featherwelghts.
The fight between Joe BRtemun OF Wash
inRton and Soily English OF Baltimore,
scheduled for last night, has BEEN post
poned until 10 morrow night.
The Few grand stand on the grounds OF
the Boston base ball club Will cost $40 900
and Will seat l2.0O0 persons.
Mike Seward the fashion. plate Of tlstl.
ana. has been matched to box Eddie
Pehrce eight rounds before the Seaside
Athletic Club on April g.,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-20

II ~ ihOught UltoReiher possible and
quite probable that Mrs. A. j.. Bellah, who
IS known throughout the country as n
check anarpGr, may he brought to Now
York ter trial. She Is now IN prison In
the West ard efforts nrn being made to
secure tho presence OF Eastern hankers
who viii testify against her. but these do
not appear anxious to go A delainer has
baeH laigod, aud ii sic is DISCHARGED from
tho Western courts shB Will DO brought TO
New ok.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-20

bit OF advantage IN dealing with us for
footwear. when good quality ana a less
than usual price is an object. Some
stores claim low prices and do not have
them. We let our prtces and goods do
thelr own talking. and IL dosn't take much
of an examination TO prove that we are
money savers on shoe bills, By.the-hy
have you noticed any of our new up TO
date shoes for the boys and girls; they
show wonderfully good shoe making for
surprising little money. II you want foot
wear OF any kind to-day you will find
your shoe money will do It's best buying
at our store. Formuns, No. 10 East Atm
street. between Mnrket and King
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-20

The wife OF Chas. W. Davidson died at
her home Ia Milford, on Tuesday. Of Con-
sumption, aged about IS years. Her mall
den name was Cow, and she passed her
girlhood In the cottage now occupied by
Joseph Harrison. on the road between this
city and New Castle. Her mother, nus
band and three young daughters survive
her. The funeral will take place on
Thursday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-20

CAMFRON-p ANCE-Ou tie 18th inst. in
Vest Grove. 10y Rev. W. X. Bingham
Arthur T. Cameron. Of Wilmington bet
anu .ilss Florence y. Dance, of West Grove.
MpORE-HlCII ARDS-Nt tho home OF the
bride. BOZ last Filth street, March 18th 'gi
Frank VI. Moore ard Mary n, richards. by
the Rev. John H. Howard, u, u.
SliiEI Pr NJ NORS-At Aspury Parsonage,
@4t walnut street,by the Rev, John A. How.
ard. y. a., .lonn &. Sh"eIer aul Georgia 5 .
Minors. both of this CITY
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-20

Charles W.GoodIng ut Eighth and Mati.
sol Sta, has gold the handsome lew resl.
Bcniauin 4. Shakospeur, to Lewls T.
thalub .r.an,' valued at a. 800. No. sol
West III street. owned by Elias II. John.
son 10 Thomas }, Eoney. vatu 5000, No,
10! West Lighth street, ownei b. Jatnss
l. Eobinsou. to Milton j. Bowers, value
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-20

M ANfED-A young man to help about Il
w cOnntry place as second man. Apply
mt Mig. Andrews state Ruud, mar city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-20

II Ia reported on the streets TINT IN,
name OF Alr. Seth II. Eeaster clerk OF tho
market. Ia spoken OF ms tho coming Strret
uuh sewer Commissioner TO 81 .ceed Mr.
i, Sewitn Gnwthrop whose term eSnirss
ON tie }lst ,Iuy ri March. IL Mr.. Fet.isT
is 4uccst5fui new clerk OF tbs ninr,;et
viii have to be appointed by CITY Council
IN the neat future.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-20

Fillmore q. Ihand!er, who rateuLly sold
ha tltm neW kaUuelt Suuule, Pa. mas
pu1eh sad tho property of Conrad Bout
cohtaiGlnE II aires, IL IL lHcit township.
neuI wdtto Jorner, anu will move there
April lst.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-20

special evening course will be given.
Tor both eeXes, ut Goldey Commercial and
shorthand College. Eighth and Market.
beginning APRIL sth. two nights week,
OIL special ratio. Instruction entirely In.
dlvidual not In classes
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-20
l,niicnri.

A grand concert Will be given In st.
Paufs NJ. H. Church, under the auspices
OF the "Watohful Circle Tomorrow
tIhIrsday) evening. An excellent pro.
Rramme hns been prepared and all vino
are pleased with good music should go
anu enjoy themselves.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-20
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