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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-11

Paine's celery compound was first pre-
pared. This rapid production OF fresh
nervous energy and pure blood was the
one endeavor OF Prof. Edward E Phelps
long study Of the cause OF nervoIs ex-
haustion.
The result OF his life work was Pains's
celery com pound. that remarkable remedy
that permanently aud speedily cures dis
ease 1t is the greatest nerve regulator
and blood purifier Of the present CEN
tury.
For men and women out OF health.
Pans's celery compound should De tried
without fall. 1t has meant health In place
of sickness In thousands OF cases that
seemed hopeless.
The fact that this is the season when
rheumatism most painfully shows Itself.
maklng tho following communication
from MIR. J. M. Tobias OF South Omaha,
Neb.. OF special interest. MIR. Tobiae
writes:
II suffered for yesrs with rheumatism
In the Joints of my hands and arma. so
that could perform my work only with
the greatest difficulty. / used all kinds
OF medicines without result. Finally !
secured a bottle of Paine's celery COM
pound. and IL benefited me at once. Paine's
celery compound certainly cures rheu-
matism |"
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-11
UNDER WEAR.

Ladies' ribbed vests and
drawers, Egyptian cotton, %
cents.
Ladies' ribbed vests long and
short sleeves, medium weight
12a cents.
Ladies' ribbed vests and
drawers, more than ] wool, so
cents, real value 10 cents.
Ladies' merino nets and
drawers, 38 cents. the so cent
hind.
Ladies' Gray wool vests and
drawers, $1.00 and 81. 25.
Ladies' combination under
wear, $i.38, $l.75 and $3.50.
Mems Gray and White shirts
and drawers. so cents.
Mems White wool rs cents.
Mems fine quality shirts and
drawers, natural wool $l.00.
Mems Natural wool, shirts
and drawers $l.50. excellent
value.
Infants and ChIldren's un-
derwear in endless variety.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-11
SPECIAL MENTION.

CuppipRand iseching. i1J u. secondss
M. F. Davis, Jewsier, o 10. end 81
Curping &leeoLina Parker. .sos Mad,soa
American Laundry. eoa West Front St
For iirst-class dyelng and securing 60
TO the Delaware Dye Works. $40 King
etrect.
DR.. J. r. Smith has removed r ON yl0
Madison street. to N. W. corzeT Seventh
and Adams. Telephone 497.
simuns' Liver Pills quick In eurlny
headache. splendid liver sslmulant; bssI
eyermsde; thousands say 80. 6os King
street
DR.. SlmmS Cholera Syrup. the great
and certain cure for acute and chronic
diarrhoea, cholera m orbus, cholera infan.
tum and summer diseases OF babies and
children, 600 King street.
DR.. simms White Pulmonic Balsam, the
positive cure In sore throat and lung dis
eases. coughs. hoarseness Group. blood
splitting. &o. Sold by regular druggists
only and at COG King street at SO cents and
gl,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-11
Acon.p,cuous Mun.

Mr.. j. Edward Addicks appears to be
determined to make himself conspicuous
On Wednesday he visited the Union Base
Ball Crowds 10 his brake drawn by four
fine ponies. In company with three ladies'.
and two gentlemen. The turnout cre'
ated something OF a sensation and the
party we're observed by all observers,
year ago Mr.. Addioks was known by
comparatively few of our cilizens. but
now he lie known by great many. and
his name has become as familiar as any
household word. What Influence the
course he Is now pursuing will have OH his
political fortunes remains to be seen. He
will certainly have considerable influence
in the coming campaign but whether tor
veal or for wee depends greatly upon the
men who set up nominees for Office and
shape affairs TO promote their own fortunes
without regard to the desires Of n large
number Of the voters.
We hope for oonciliatlou, and, however,
unpalatable the nominees mag be to
prospective Rsplrants for places OF honor
or profit, there may be united effort to
elect the entire ticket and redeem the
State from Democratic thraldom. The
most objeetlOnal Republican Ia preferable
TO the best Demourat, and there is no ugs
Of minclng words about It, unless Wa are
ready TO ground arms and let the Cleve'
landites have life time lease on office
and the EN- moluments resulting from the
anne. Events we cannot control. mu 81
he submitted to with the best grace os
sibe, as it will not do for old soldiers to
ground their arms because an of objection
abe candidate and go over to he enemy
II the UEIon .solliers had acted in thai
way the army of the Potomac would
have been beaten. and tie Confederacy
would have been established on the tulLs
OF our Republic.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-11
CLOVES.

A large pearl buttons, em-
broidered and plain back, 75c.
A large pearl buttons, real
kid, embroidered back, S1.00.
7 Hook Foster glove, all
shades So cents. regular price
$1.00.
s Hook Dresden, Black, Tan.
Mode; Red and brown $L00.
The best value in the market.
We also have a finer glove at
1926, 81. so and $1.75.
5 Hook Misses glove, tan aud
steel oolors, rs cents, never
sold before less than $1.00.
4 button Misses, rs cents,
excellent value.
s Hook Misses Dresden
$l.00.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-11
The sInale Tux

The following is q letter from the
Bishop OF Central New York to single
taxers In Delaware.
Hadley, Mass. Sept. IL. 1s95.-My Dear
from Della ware. 1t isan honor to share IN
apostleship. Whenever the dem onstra.
tion OF an actual experiment can come
before the nation great furtherance will
be given TO the cause. 1t must be a
strong satisfaction to have contributed
personally TO that end as you have. !
Wish 1t were not beyond my power.
Bishop HUNTINGTON.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-11
THE EMPIRE
OF WILMINGTON.
209 Market street.
209 Market street.

We acknowledge that sneh uulversaI
response to the cali OF legitimate bargains
Ito the summons OF staunoh solid values
as were rendered yesterday was highly
appreciated by US. Customers stormed
all departmenta-nothin was spared
from the onslaught OF bargain getters-
a true attestation to the values of good
substantial berEain5-the kind you al.
ways get at the Empire.
Real Marselies pattern bed spread, large
eize $50. worth $l,50.
Fine royal weave 80 in, wide, black and
colored serge dress goods. 20c a yd.,
worth double.
0 full 2A yards wide, bieached or un.
bleached sbeeting muslin, lac yd.. worth
25 pieces domet flannel. ~ yd., worth
30.
Ladies' black stockings, fast colors, So
pair.
best seamless ladies' hose, no seams
! whatever. IL fades, return them. 1ic pair,
worth 20c.
Chlldren'e narrow or wide black stock.
ings. fast colors, &c q pair.
Boye' elegant peated waists, strong
durable. 23c worth 400.
Ladies' neat calico wrappers In all fast
oolors, warranted not to fade. wide sweep,
| large sleeves, deep ruf1les around should.
ere. some braided. zoe. worth SL25.
Novelty dress skirts, extra Wide sweep,
| all kinds, all 1l0rs, 81. So worth o.. 10.
Lauies' blue or black beaver melton
coats. extra large sleeves. $3.75 an
actual 90 coat for S3 75. Don't buy any
coats or capes until you have inspected
our stock. as this department Is run on
the same principle as all other depart.
meuts; our prices must be lower than
elsewhere. looking costs you nothing.
| 80 inch seal plush capss, satin duchers
lined, full Aweep. e5eS. worth Sl0.
6s4c. all linen glass towellng. $50,
| worth loo.
Boys long pant suits. IS To 10 years. 8
| styles to selact from. warranted fast col.
ors. In cassimeres. chevlots and etc., s3. rs,
worth 50.
Iouths never rip pants. nearly all wool,
sizes. l3 to 10 years, 74c. worth 4l,25.
Mems iron clad wording pants 800.
Mems neat business suite, warranted
all wool. S4.75, worth 50.
Meme elegant suspenders 90.
Children's all wool double breasted suits
as nice as any % suit, made $l.69.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-11

ArTER being chased from nearly every
State In the Union by the local authorities
tho Corbett and Fitzslmmons prize hght
will now take place at Hot Springs. Ark.
Those who have the fight In charge are
just as determined that the fight shall
take place In the United States as the
authorities Of the several States to which
1t was proposed to pull off the fight were
determined that the mill should not take
place in their respective States. There 9
big money In the fight for somebody.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-11

End of game owing to the Scissors get.
ting disheartened.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Paste-Pots ...............4 4-18
Scissors ..................6 0 3-14
Earned runs--Paste-Pots, 2. Two-base
hits-Price Mullins, Bell. Three base hits
Gray, McIyor, CurTey, otteni. Home
runs-Currey, Gore. Mullins, Hamilton,
Double plays-Metten with Hamilton with
Mullins. Left on bases-Paste-Pots, s;
Scissors. 8. Struck out-By Metten. 8; by
Currey. 2; by odgers. 2. First base on
called balls-on Grier, 8; off odgers, 4. Hit
by pitchei ball-o'Byrne Wild pitches
Currey, /; Grier. 2. Passed balls--Mulfins.
/; Shilling. 8. Time-2.10. Umpires-
Judge ]. Frank Ball and the Rev. F. B.
Short.
The box Of cigars donated by Max Eph.
rain OF the New York Clothing House was
won by the Paste Pots.
The following letter was received by the
REPUBLICAN this morning.
SECOND WARD.
Thursday.-Pleass permit me to con-
gratulase the Paste Pots on their victory
over the Scissors. Lefty Mao and PAGER
O'Reilly have not been seen tonight. I'VE
are the people. Hurrah."
One Of the No oct amusing things at the
base ball match was ID. James Jr. trying
to make o tobogRan slide out of the grand
stand, and he hurt himself. II don't know
but I'll let you know"
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-11

MAYOR Jerrerts sent communication to
City Council last evening In which lie en-
phatcally denies that he has shlrksi any
OF his public duties. lie says l would like
1t distinctly understood by the City Sollcl.
tor and everybody Interested. that in
t1nd al no time allow tho citizens inter.
eats to suffer by voluntary neglect IN my
part nor shirk responsibility for It when
II occurs That he lie not responsible for
the judgment for $500 that Walter Il ayes
Eco, got against the city. 1t begins to
look as II the City Solicitor was 10 fault
Any rate somebody was to blamo. Who
was II
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-11
Rocnixnd His Eslends.

Edgar Gregg Of No. 1914 Pennsylvania
avenue, last evening In honor of his re-
cent marriage. entertained q large num-
her OF his friends Rt the saloon Of Freder.
lex Roemer. Ninth and DUPONT streets.
The evening was pleasantly spent In song
Instrumental music and speech making.
On behalf of the Laurel Assembly Albert
Thatcher presented to Mr.. Gregg hand
some silver service and a silver pitcher
from Mr.. Roemer. The reception con-
oiuded with supper. Those present were:
Robert McCafferty, Earl Mills, Martin
Leonard, John Kynes. August Willard,
Thomas Gillen, Robert Fuqua, William
Halle, William McUafferty, Howard Thorp,
Robert Aikers. Leslie Casperson, Frank
Simpson. James Nj. Dickerson, George
HarEins. Michael FarroD, Daniel O'Oon.
neil. Thomas Kaiser. Albert Thatcher,
EIs Furguson, Cfeser Mcdonnell. Hugh
Boettger, Wm. Gregg, Clifford Gibbons.
Benjamin Holt James Kelley, Elmer
Stout. Frank Ohalfant John Biliingsley,
james Nedry. Howard Gibbons. Samuel
MdUIintook, Charles Camperson. Fred
Roemer. John Boettger, II. Reed.
Charles Wolhar. Harry Weller, John Hart.
man. William Catncart, Ii. Porter Wyld,
Frank Lyttle. AL. Braddock. Edward Coya
naugh, Wepster Blaksly. John Harty, John
Nelllgan aud John McKaig.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-11
LOCAL oOrs.

Collector OF Port Townsend says that
demand has been made on him for the
CUBAN arms.
Onicer Rice found bag OF notatoes at
Seventh and Clayton streets. this morn
Ing. 1t Is now at the residence OF ex.
post master Stewart.
A coal wagon OF George W. Bush had
Its tongue broken at Seventh and Orange
streets this morning.
A carriage belonging to ]. II. Begg 8
backed Into carriage belonging to
Charles Il. Macer yesterday afternoon at
Fourth and Market streets and one wheel
was broken.
Rodgers. one of the three men arrested
on The charge OF skin game Is we'll kna wn
10 this city as an expert pool player.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-11

The courts have held that drunkenness
Ia no excuse for crime Walter Nicholson
who drove off Mr.. A. 3. Townsend's tea IN
from George O. Whiteman's livery stable
when arrested plead that he was drunk at
the time and don't remember anything OF
the occurrence. Hs will now have time
while confined ln jail at New Castle to
think IL over.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-11

THE Board Of Trade could not have
done better than 70 have elected Mr.. Wm.
Lawton as President OF the Board. He 10
progressive and enterprislng business
man and knows the needs OF our city. He
will not let any grass grow under his feet
In doing hls part to get new Industries to
locate in our city. He Is a big believer In
the future welfare OF Wilmington. We
think he is the right man In the right
plRea.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-11

MIR. Il. Il. Ward. counsel Tor the oubaus
has made formal demand for the arms
which were taken from them. Judge
Wales on Wednesday decided that he had
no jurisdiction In the matter, the boxes
not now being In the possession Of the
court. There's no doubt but that the
Cubans will be given possession of their
property.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-11

THE full extent OF the law should be
visited upon Thomas Devine. who 80
brutally assaulted deorge Wakenhut on
Wednesday morning. The assault was
entirely unprovoked and no excuse can
be given for committing 1t, There should
be no miscarriage OF justice in his case.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-11
A Fine Tom.

A baptlsmal font to the memory OF Il.
Clifford Bertolette has been placed in St.
Stephens Church by Mr.. and Mrs. Levi
Bertolette. The font ls OF Italian marble,
finely polished. On the bowl appears the
name. on the base the words, "A mothers
trlbute;" on front the letters |. Il. g. on
one side the letter A and on tho othcr eide
the letter o. The font is pretty sample
of workmanship.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-11

Beecham-s pills are for
biliousness. bilious headache,
dyspepsia. heartburn, torpid
liver, dizziness, sick head
ache, bad taste in the mouth.
coated tongue, loss of appe-
tite. sallow skin, when caused
by constipation; and consti-
patton is the most frequent
cause Of all of them.
Book free; pills a5c. At
drugstores, or write B.F. Allen
,o..3o5 Canal ST., New York
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-11

Owing to the good and glorious Demo
crat times, the Greene County bank OF
Springfield. Mo-. failed to open Its doors
on Thursday morning. The bank has
gone into the hands OF a receiver for
want OF sufficient business to keep 1t
going,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-11
GOOD WILMINGTON, CLOTHING 4

What do you want TO pay for well made
Clothing2 We have 1t In all grades.
oolors. prices and styles every piece
made right here In the shops by Whining.
ton tailors and tailoresses. Our suits
start at good working suits for men at
s8 80. nice evening suits all wool, plain
coiors or mixed. at 800. At 5000 we can
give you wide range. At $500 we can
give you fine dress suit. and for sl0 90
we can give YOU as pretty line OF goods
IS you ever saw. Heavy Knotted Cheviot
Suits. Corded oheviots. Clay worsteds
and fine Cassimeres. About the came
thing you pay $l2.00 and $500 for In
other places. At s12.0o and e140O we can
give you fine imported and domestic
worstods made equal to custom made
and it only as one OF our suits can fit.
OvERCOATS- About the Same as sui.s
all wool Ksrseys at $500. 5000. $3.50,
$500. and $1,000. Then We have twenty
styles to choose from. A look at our
s12. 90 suits is a sale nine times out OF ten.
Coats at $500 and s1eOo-rhe kind you
have been In the habit Of paying $50 0U
and s25.0o for.
CHILDREN'S SUITS-0ur special dc.
light-Everthlng you could imagine to
dross the little fellows from s125 suit
up to 81 so and every price between. All
wool Scotch Knee Pants. so cents made
to order goods. 1t is a wsll.known fact
that we have the largest line OF Custom
Goods In the city and prices lower than
the lowest. We are anxious to have you
call and look over this line Of goods.
Come in and get acquainted, we don't
charge you anything for that.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-11

THE Rev. William mcfarland pastor OF
East Lake Presbyterian Church wns
given right royal welcome home from
Europe on Wednesday evening by his con
gregatlon. 1t ls nice to get away from
home and 1t is pleasant to feel your self
back home again amongst kind and lov.
ing friends and negpbors.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-11
RnnrIs, Iin,nn nmosr.

These are the newly elected officers of
the Delaware Baptist Union. President,
Rev. A. z. Miehn; first vice president.
Rev. o. g. Buddington; second vloa- preal.
dent, Horace w. Benson; secretary. Mise
Ulufa Dill; treasurer. W. &. Catlett of Nor.
wood; board OF managers, DR.. Lehman
and Messrs. d. J. Wingiield and Lawrence
Clark
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-11

The employees of the Philadelphia.
Wilmington & Baltimore Railroad Com
pany donated sss.25 to the two hospitals
as the proceeds OF trolley car excursion
which the employees gave on September
27th,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-11
SKIN GAME NIPPRD.

Three snarpers held for tho Upper Court
Clever Arrest oftho Men John Caiiakhnn
Goes TO JAN.
Judge Ball was on time this morning
feeling all right after his two hours ees.
sion as pire.
John Caiinghan charged with disorderly
conduct. His wife Lena swore that he
came to her house and ate quantity OF
preserves. and swore that he would not
20 away. He was fined &5 and costs.
James Tllghmnn. colored, wac charged
with disorderly conduct.
william Frisby deposed that the pris-
oner came into bis dancing school Be-
cause a girl would lot go to him he slap-
ped her and when demonstrated with he
threatened Frisby. Eva Mercer testified
that Tiigham is her friend" and corrob.
ated Frisby.
William Brown gave simllnr testimony.
He was fined $5 and costs.
About 1890 o'clOUk last evening Oficer
Gililng arl ested William Brown, colored.
for disorderly conduct at trlsby's dancing
school. He was fined 90 aud costs.
George Rotherman. Peter Rodgers and
Samuel West were charRud with disorder
ly conduct. Henry Barris deposed he
met West In pool room OH Front street.
He guaranteed the boy that be would get
go for his elO. West gave him e5 to bet
on another boy against Rodgers In a
game Of pocl. Harris furnished money
then to let on the games.
They took walk down Tatnall street.
He got his &l0 back David Lesham tes.
tilted he was Invited by West to go to
ealoon at Tenth and Shipley streets. He
played pool and Harris put up the money
and lost
They were held In $500 ball each to Ap.
pear at the upper court to answer the
obarR0 OF attaining money under false
pretensas.
Alexander Barnes, colored, was fined s1
and costs for drunkenness.
Louis L. Perkins had Barbara White
man arrested for coming to his store and
using rough language towards him and
his wife She promised not to disturb
them any more and the case was dis.
mieeed.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-11
Russet Pear.

We are Indebted to Clark Webster. Of
Brand dy wine Hundred. for q specimen Of .
Russet pssr. from two year old tree. i
looks nearly lihs an apple and hence IL
something OF q curiosity.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-11
Amusementn
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

The Milton Aborn Opera Compan ap-
peared at the Grand Opera House last
evening in the charming comic opera,
'Chlmes OF Normandy" Our music
loving people will have the privilege OF
enjoying a rare treat 10 the form Of a new
opera entitled "Maritana-" This will be
the initial presentation of this opera be-
fore Wilmington audience ut such low
prices. Such has never occurred before
and the question is How can Miiten
Aborn afford to do lt?'
He does it and In such a manner not ex-
ceeded by any priced combination now
en- route. Our music lovers cannot al
ford to mise this one chance OF seeing
this opera at such low rrices. They will
not have the same chance again. Judging
from the advance sale the audiences will
be the largest that has attended perfor
nance OF this company since the opening
OF the engagement.
There lie u vein OF seriousness In the
character which Stuart RoDson will as.
sume In his new play. Government
Acceptance" which he presents at the
Grand Opera House on Monday. October
14lh. He never portrayed character
which gave him more opportunities Tor
clever work.
sat in corner behind The palms and
roses hedged In and surrounded by the
flower OF New Yorks wealth and chivalry.
Better dressed girisI han she and far more
beautiful were wall.f1owering aud yearn-
Ing In different parts OF the great bail.
room. while men elbowed ana tumbled
over eauh other to get near her. 81 soc
nothing particularly attractive about that
young lady" remarked q guest from out
| OF town. what 10 the reason for the trs.
mendous amount Of attention she Ia re.
oeIvlnR% Don't you know2 Why that
is little Jolly Nellie McHenry, who has
made such success In Mike wolfe's great
Cycle comedy. The Bicycle GIRL" She
| will appear at the Grand Opera House
| Tuesday evening. Oct. Is.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-11
somc,.,,a Ne,, For w,,m,,s,ou.

A place to get all kinds Of fancy sing.
ing birds. canary. mockiEg birds, parrots
all kinds OF pigeons. rabbits, chickens
and other kinds of pets. at Ii. NJ. Wood q
new bird store, Second and Orange streets
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-11
{. B. RILEY
ao. 228 King Street.

One of the most attractive
features of our store is the Kid
Glove Department. We have
a long established reputation
for the excellent quality of our
Gloves, and as you all know.
the prices are always the low
est.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-11
QUOrATIoSs
Reported by
HEAL ID a. COMPANY,
Seventh and Market strest

Seventh and Market Streats
Investment and socnritisI yieIdlnx
fr ON 4 to Z per cent
orders for the purchase and sale o.
stocks and Bondson Commission axecut.
ed ut all the stock exchanges.
Private telegraph wires to Ne York,
Philadelphia Boston and Chicago.
Foreign Drarts aud letters Of CeeIl, 10
sued.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-11

DR.. Sim ms Blood Puritier-Its incom-
parable qualities In blood diseases admit
OF no substitute, so 10 leads all others as
positive cure in all Impurities of the
blood. Sold at 606 King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-11
PASTE POTS ON TOP
The Scissors Gang Faiito Cut a
Dash.
oUrPlAYfD At Every POINT.


Po'iee RESTORE Order PAGER o. Reniy
WIN ray For AdvsstIsiss.
Tho battle is fought and the laurels rest
on tho brows OF tho Paste Pots. Yesterday
aftcrnoon At Union street grounds
through the courtesy OF the Court of
Chnnuery q great Eome OF baee ball was
played In the presence OF spectators from
the leading walks of life GillIsvilfe and
Olaymont. The outside subscriptions
were beyond the gate receipts. Ticket
seller Hill had q e,ecial wagon from the
Central Natio onai bang to haul the money
and store II iu It's fire proof vaults.
An Injunction was served during the
day on Frank Kane. aud be was prevented
from practicing In fact his license was
revoked because he refused TO use Scfs.
bors to cut the bandages.
The Press Club feels etated that II hap
SO many frIends. An olfer was received
by Manager Curry last evening for the
reiease Of three OF the Paste Pots but
money cannot buy their release.
Well, about the game;
Judge Ball aud Rev, r. BurRette Short
acted as urnpIres and es q Harrington
mascot said stood on the diamond lust so.