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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-17
STEAMER GLIDE.
Change OF run September !.

Leaves Commercial dock. Tacoma, $50
a m. Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays
FOR Olalia. Wilson Creek and way land
fnrs 10 Seattle; Tuesdays Thursdays and
SATURDAYS for Buenna. stones Landing.
pes Moines. Chautauqua. Vashon Aquar-
lam and Seattle Returning. leaves City
docls al D. m. Fare to all points. Is
cents. j. F. VANDERHOEF
Captain Steamer Glide
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GtTNsNiITU.


T DESIGNER. gunsmith. 14ls From,
street.
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At Port Townsend

e m. feet u. m feet an. feet pm ifee'
3F ft0i89 1lei s.s7 20 lloosi 81
At Port Townsend.
SO s.s so. ss s.sa 40 sls %
Seattle. oct. u. 1sas.
Exchanges az Seattle. Tacoma and Port
land clearing houses today were:
Clearances. balances
Seattle ............-..S g. - 8 $50 p
Tacoma .....-....-.~. sl-z2 o. l6-1Z 90
Portland .-........... 1slIs5 % ss057 ~
The receipts or Eastern eggs ard those
on the wsv have combined to lower the
price Of fresh rnnch 70 &c from the maxi
mum OF soc OF only a few DAYS since. Two
car loads ere already IN the market ard
two more are on the way. and the receipts
az ranch eggs have improved in the past
two dava IL is now thought that Tho
scarcity {s over for this year and further
decline IS certain Butter IS scarce as
ever. The shipments of batter and eggs 70
Alaska in a few DAYS VII remove any sur
rlus OF the latter and may make the for
nIer much more scarce
PouIfr, "a quite plentiful sn1 weak
Dressed chickens are generally distributed
among the dealers
Onions are coming Fl freely. and cell a.
sf7+a-. Tomatoes are notably more scarce
thau formerly. bat there are stin plenty
for the demand. Celery s. quite plentiful
AZ psY&ae. Sweet potatoes sell at IA4c and
are fairly active. Peppers are offered at
E2G
cranes a-~ scarce. from an unexpected
4errard The California shippers have
forced the price Up ard have held back the
ss7lnr,euts fearing larger sale than was
rrssa bv the Coucor ds-. Pears Of the ordi-
nary small sizes are dovsn 10 1851 with
fancy ones at si-@a
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VICTORIA ROUTE.

STEAMER ROSALIE.
Arlington dock, leaves for Victoria ana
Port Townsend daily, except Sunday. al
II 30 2. m: returning. leaves Victoria at q
a. m. Steamer Idaho leaves for Port
Townsend and way points daily. except
Sunday, at a. m: Sunday. direct at !
a m; returning direct. leaves Port
Townsend at p. m Telephone 10.
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smoke La Flosida- 10 cigar for SC.
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.

Time Card In Effect June /, 1896.
Seattle. Everett and whatcom route
State OF Washington leaves Seattle daily,
except Saturday. at 10 p. m.
Seattle. Everett and La Conner route
Fairhayen leaves Seattle daily, except
Sunday, at a. m.
Telephone 81. Yesler Dock.
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SAN JUAN ISLANDS
STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.


STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON
CARVING United States NAL caves ~ lAy
p rssSsv and Friday a, a. n fer Port
..r',,s'r,se-,T. san Juan Islands and New
Nhatcurn.
TIME CARD, N Effect MARCH ~
North houo4-Tseave Seattle = n:
leave Port Townsend a n, 60 9 q. y /. -. -,
tr.-s,s- ff-es q p leaFe kcEnc ffaFt0F
- - n n, arrive New Wh0tccul. 2 n
$50 Nourt-feave New NhatcontN4 a
=, leave Roche HarhcT a. n leANe
- Essrsss- "a a " leave Port Town
ga - N. arrive Seattle - 2. "a, M
II whorsuSon. managing cN f.rf- ANY
Rcgar1Us a CO. agents Ky eva
'Phcre. Main y. -
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THE VANCOUVER ROUTE-A TRIP
THROUGH THE ISLANDS.
Steamer Utopia. j. A O'Brien, Master
Leaves Tacoma, Il noon: Seattle Yesler's
wharf .. m, Mondays and Thursdays
for Port Townsend. Anacortes. Fairhaven.
New Whatcom. Blaine and Friday Harbor
ard Vancouver, arriving Vancouver d. m
following day.
Fare 10 Blaine, 8: fare to Vancouver, g.
For further information apply to Yesier's
wharf.
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
Har1Ifstff and

H0noIlIA and AustrnIia-
Steamers leave San Francisco for Homo
lulu, sa inca, Auckland. ~. T., and Sydney.
~. >. w without change.
Steamship Alameda, October II. 2 D. m
Honolulu only, steamship Australia. Sep
temser a. 10 a m. and October Is. 70 a m
THOS. n GRAHAM. AGENT, Starr
Boyd block Seattle. Also corner Eleventh
and Railroad streets, Tacoma.
J. u. Spreckels & Bros. Co., General
Agents, San Francisco.
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STEAMERS.
FLY On THE FLYER"

FLY ON THE FLYER"
SEATTLE TO TACOMA
-Four round trips daily. except Sunday.
IN one hour and twenty-five minutes
THE STEAMER FLYER
regular daily trips, Seattle-Tacona
route, as fellows
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY, NAY Z
TINE CARD.
Leave Seattle-7:s5 II Is O. m; As, SIS
=. m.
Leave Tacona-sD an; ]. 40. p. n.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Seattle a m; L n; p m
Leave Tacona-e:D a. m: I'D, % p. u.
Landing at Northern Pacific wharf, Ia
coma, and Commercial dock, foot OF Ma
rion street, Seattle
Sundays, excursion rates On steamer
Fleetwood, fare SOC
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For rates. ETC.. inquire OF
s. G. YERKEs.
Yesler Wharf Seattle.
/. a NADEAU,
General Agent y. +. r. r., Seattle.
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These steamers furnish frst-class A..
commodations. carrying both freight and
passengers. and leave from Yesler wharf.
Seattle.
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BANKS.
DEXTER HORTON & CO. BANKERS.

els0t exchange ana teiesTslptlt Y ans
fers on New York. Chicago. So. Paul. san
Francisco. Portland and various points in
Oregou and British Columbia
sight bills Of exchange on London avail
able elsewhere I'm Europe.
Collections made az all points on favor
able terms
Bonds stocks and other valuahles re-
eevcd on deposit for safe-kceping.
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:. Between Seattle and Victoria. q. G.
" : m " p. I,o-. Seattle -. Ar m
m Ar. ..... Victoria ......lLvl sam
'Daily except Saturday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-15
Ladies' silk Hose

at 40 cents a pain 8 pairs for
$40. Worth Sl.00 a par.
The best Summer Corset ever
offered in this city at 36 cents
n pair. Looks very much like
the so cent goods. Splendid
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-15

St. Paurl A. IT, Church. South Whining.
ton, Rev. q. \. Btvcns pastor pleao4tng At
a o'5, a. m ~ ahg . - y m 10y pastor sunday
preach. LORDS supper at night.
llnyen n. T. Church 3rl ana Dup ont
streets Rev. j. X Hhnkley. pastor. CT ass
9n m Pruachin@ 1870 a. M. md y nj Ch IL
drehH bay services, sunday school ~ pm &.
Potter spcnccr's Mission. on the uauseway.
ICY. 4 saulshnEy ntstor Preaching - 30 q
nnd prayer meeting p IN.
Mt. Zion A. u. NJ. II, Church. Logan street,
hoy.S.f /. Mlls1n, pastor Preaching l0.al a m
8 p m sunday school 10 D N. fRnrn'inSy
evening Helping Hand meets Friday even-
ing prayer meeting.
Moore,f 4 NJ. E Chapel. MoDowclvlue
Rev j. H. Young pastor. Preaching 10 80 a
M by pastor. 30 y m by iev. Il n. Potts 8
y IN Ny ltev. Burrls. sunday school 80 p IN
Shoriere A. NJ. r, Chapel. East Wilmington
preaching by the Rev. j. II. Lee and 8 D To
~ i W Jordan, sunday school ut aa1 y m
nln.s on "Wednesday aid prayer meeting on
Friday ni.rht.
! iiranaywuc A. NJ. Il. Mission. 18th and
Market strcoE ltev. j. H. Young pastor.
4 Sunday school % IN Preacnin9 At / p Ia
II ". Jordan, Hupt.
! Muieicy VI. Il, Church. Cor. Clnyinont md
y streets, Rev. J. u. Le"ates d. d pastor,
Prcachiug ~ - Il III and SO p m. CI4si . u a.
/ IA. sunday school ; Is u. m PRAYER meet
i ing = III p. m aud Epwotti League 40 u m
i hlllfen'a hay services A. p NJ. Frazer
/ meeting Friday evening NJ Z IS. Epworth
1 League literary anu soGl!l meeting on " cd.
ueslay Z 10 p M.
/ Union ~ u. Church. 9TH and Washington
streets Roy. J. u, Z. linnnn pastor. 10 ~ II
~ presenting ny Rev Warren burr. NJ : IS
] j. III illustrated sermon on The destroyer or
| Rlne aud ilappdne5s. Prayer meetng o Is
/ a m sunl,y sch0"l Is IL III ana = p. IN. lip
/ worth lie gue 70 p m.
| 81. Pnul's N. y. Church 5th ana Market St
1 rev. u. L., Terry pastor. At 1879 m aud
/ : 70 p p pr"aeh#h ny pastor. Morning sub
[ Ject 'Huiuun Life 10 IA Cloudy bay At IS
/ = ~ Hev DrmetrIls =. Vishinnh OF Mace.
donna Will uiye an inter" sting All lreas Incl I'd.
+ rug illusrdt !Ons oil tho lanEEnlB aud drras
4 o. Macedonian people. go clss meeting
4 SuniaF school 81 m. aud y, IN. Y. r. S.
/ q. II Cd u. III
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-15

37l,cent goods reduced to Is
cents. Wonderfully beautiful
and attractive things i'll Wash
Goods at 12l cents a yard. A
large display of
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-15
|IDhTR EDITION
Rcd. nrn,nl a.sauI..

AZ this mornings session OF the NUM-.
cipai Conrt John Murray,was charged with
bd1ng drunk by Officer White. He was
rated In the 81 and costs row. He belongs
TO Bridgeport. Conn. and was In the city
hooking for work. The court informed
him that his cailbre Of workman was not
needed 10 tns city at present
John Corsey and Bertha Scott were ar-
rnigned on the charge of disorderly con.
duct AS the officer who made the arrest
was not present the cases were dismissed.
Ira L. Drummer was charged with dis.
orderly conduct. His case was continued
until Monday evening.
Ellsworth R,ei pleaded guilty to the
charge Of assault and battery on Patrick
Ma oy.
frcm the evidence OF the latter 1t ap-
peared that he went 10 Reeds house at
1908 Jackson street to collect the rent. He
came away and when near his own home
at 1912 Van Buren, street, Reed rushed up
to him and struck him three times in the
fnce. The prosecuting witness was man
OF 6S years OF age.
brutal one and fined Heed $40 and costs or
to be Imprisoned for three months.
Stephen j. Baker was charged with vlo.
lating a city ordinance by depositing dirt
on a lot in tho city. From the evidence IL
appeared that Harry Smith, man em
ployed by Baker dumped pile OF refuse
from the grocery store on the lot at Fhir.
teenth and Thatcher. Tie case was dis.
missed as 1t was not proven that Bak OIL
Instructed hlm where to dump the refuse.
The law Is the law and the Municipal
Court will be governed by the law In every
Instance.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-15
IsIpALED ON A rosr.
a Horse Frlsh,ens and in III. rrnnEinG
Faus on tho Pos, to which no Was Hitch.

4 morse frtghtehs ana IN htn ttuhktnk
Fn,ls ON tho Pos, to which no Was Hitch.
ed.
A horse impaied on hltohIng post and
moaning piteously from pain, its shoot.
lug ard subsequent removal from the
post after the un[pttunate animal had
been cut open was the horrible spectacle
few pedestrians looked upon rs they
PASSED The corner OF Sixth aud King
Btreels at nine o'c'ocs this mornlng.
The owner Of the horse was Lelion Col
lins. the South Wilmington garbage con,
tractor. Mr.. Collins had harnessed his
horse to road cart and had hilohed the
animal to u post In front OF the City
| Building while he transacted some busi :
| ness with the Health Department. In his
absence a child walked up King street
swinglng basket over her head and at
thls ths animal took fright
II reared md kicked but could not
| break the heavy strap which secured IL to
tho post. still tine animal plunged and
the men who had run TO take its head TO
quiet 1t wero unsuccessful In their of
forts. Ino animal made another loap
and fell across the post, the iron SHAFT
entering Its body. The more the animal
J tried to free itself the farther the post
entered Its body
1t was impossible to remove the horse
and % It was suffering terribly 1t wac
deemed best to kill the brute. Elk poilce
officer Paul Ward secured the revolver
and after putting three balls into the Inn
paled hcrsse body IL WIS cut open and
taken from the post. Blood and portions
OF the entIails covered the pavement and
street for space Of five feet and ne
scene was even more sickening.
The dead body was then carted away by
Amos Collins. Mr.. Collins valued his
horse at Sl50.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-15

1t Is of the utmo st Importance that the
conditions of medical and optical science
be combined in lifting glasses to the eyes.
and this profession Professor We'll OF No.
3U5 Market street. has had 81 years OF
practical experience. In the difficult
matter OF the eyes experience is the prln-
cpal thing. The professor has had six
years OF success in this city. The fact
that all his numerous patrons Of these six
years endorse him is to our mind the
greatest thing In his favor.
The professor Is always ut home, and II
anybodys glasses arc not satisfactory. OF
theiI eyes change. they can have every
thing fixed right to their satisfaction. Hon.
oraSle and reliable dealing with satlsfac-
ton to all his patrons Is the reas on Of his
enjoying popular favor.
Professor Wells patent frame lie the
best. 1t sets true, does not pinch and
does not touch the eye lashes. He manu-
facLures the .. L. p. Ions which is the
best spectacle In the world. He examines
eyee free OF charge. He carries full line
oil optical goods and the largest stock 10
the city. 1t is his special and only Dusi'
ness.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-15

MlDpLEfoWN jung -
1t Ls currently reported that q we'll
known Young telegraph operator OF the
Postal Telegraph Company. Wilmington
and leading young belle OF Townsend
Will DO married this evening.
letter from Representative Jolls, who
ia In Georgia, to friend hero, says the
peach crop there Ia over estimated. That
Instead OF $500 rare, as estimated, there
will not be more than half that number,
and some say not over 1000. Fort Valley
and Marshallvllle have two thirds OF the
crop. Mr., Jolls finds the Georgia farmers
like tho growers In Delaware; they will
not cooperate for their own interests.
Miss N. E. Harrington of Wllmi nKton is
the guest of Mrs. Lippincott.
Mrs. Frank Stidham and little daughter,
Of Wilmington, were guests at sunny
lawn the home of her brother. MIR.
James Collins. near town this week.
Mrs. George Campls. nee Niles Lizzie
Buckle. and Miss Mary Buckle. OF Phila.
delphla, Miss Carrie Downy and Miss NJ
l. Draper, Of New Castle were present at
the commencement exercises last night,
and are guests OF Miss Annie MAXWELL
The wheat is already taking golden
hue aud harvest will be on in less than two
weeks. The field upoD field OF waving
grain beginHiGg to ripen. makes banuti
scone along the highways, aud Delights
the eye Ut every beholder.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-15

Iced oM-ln this city OH June IA. ls9i. Grace
wife OF Edward t. Lerdunl, aged ri yrnrs
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend
Funeral services on HonlHy morning at 10 30
~ the residence Of 'Ier husband. No sla Du-
Pom street. lnterment at Principle Gene
terry. Ceai Co. Md.
HlNkSON-on June 18th, 1875, Annie y.
Hlnkson, aged 81 years.
Relatives and friends age invited TO aItct,d
nor funeral from the residence OF ner nus
band, No. 7U1 Iatnall strect.on sun day morn
O'Clock. Funeral 10 proceed to sloan NJ
r. Cemetery. Services At the church.
SEIXLER-ln Philadelphia on June 10. 1903
Charles r.. son OF El'Zaoetu ANA the lute
john SETTLER aged ~ years
lsciattyoa aud friends are invited TO the
funeral on Saturday AFTERNOON vt o'pIt ok
Wilmington and irlndyw.nc Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-15

Everett Iollingsworth was engaged
with his team in assisting Mr.. Lowther 10
haul some large logs from the woods of
MIR. Jordan, near Falkland, on 1hurs-
day, and as the job was near completion
he was seized with an attack OF vomiting,
which was followed by severe cramp. lie
managed. however, TO drive his team to
Ills farm. near Centrevllle, and on arrlv.
Ing was compelled to lie down, as he was
ALMOST exhausted. DR.. Chandler was
sent for, but he having gone Oh vleit 10
Piedmont Va, DR.. Day OF Talleyville
was tslephoned for. He arrived about
midnight and succeeded in giving his
patient So me relief, after which he rested
quite eaaily. On Friday morning on
visiting Mr.. H.. the doctor was surprised
to lind him out. although very weak. In
consequence of suiferlngs which were go
great for short time as to cause him to
think that hs was going to die.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-15
FIFTH! [ !!nIiIIIIn'i' !
rRopEssoR roKn ounuD HER.
Mrs. Elizabeth Miller Suffered From Rheu-
matism Ten Years But Is Now Cured.

Mrs. Elizabeth Miller Suffered From Rheu-
matIsm Ten Years But Is Now Cured.
A remarkable story is that told by Mrs.
Eliza Miller of her cure OF rheu matism by
Professor o. U. Hoke of No. 7J3 King
etreot. This afternoon REPUDLIoAN 70.
porter was in conversation with Mrs.
Miller and her daughter. aIrs. Edward
Hamerer. at the home Of the latter, No.
I'll Monroe street, ana to him she related
tie story OF her suffering.
Much OF the conversation was by Mrs.
LInmerer and all was corroO0rateu by her
mother who sat near by Said Mrs Hamer-
or "Mylmother has suffered from rheuma.
tism for ten years. During that time she
has been In Philadelphia under the care OF
prominent physicians but they did her no
good. Wilmington physicians had also
been attending her but they neither
could give her any relief.
Since Christmas last my mother has not
been down stairs and very seldom was
she even out OF bod. Her meals had to
DO taken to her. For three years she had
not been out OF the house, and for tlme
looked as though she could not live. Har
Knees were swollen to twice their natural
size. and one Wilmington physician told
me that dropsy was settling In.
Her face was also swollen. Several
weeks ago. | road of Professor Hoko's
cures which Thought were fakes; but we
concluded to give his electric rene lies
trial ana two weeks ago engaged hls at
tendance.
On June 10 the change came and on that
day she was able TO walk down stalls and
has since been able to walk about the yard.
My mother IL a member of West Presby-
terlan Church but has not been In the edi'
flee for nine years.
But now she ID cured und cannot say
too much In praise Of Professor Hoke. for
he certainly deserves all that l can say.
At this point Mrs. liamerer called her
mother into the room whore the reporter
was.
She extended her hand and Their sub.
stantially repeated tho foregoing oonver.
sation. Eyes. l am well to day and down
stairs for tho first time since Christmas.
| suffered terribly during the past ton
years and had tried medicines OF all
Binds. But might as we'll have taken SO
much water. None OF II did ne eny good.
You see mn eole TO yak, and In 30 doing
lexpeiience no pain"
Mrs Miller ID ID years OF age and
weigh, about25 pounls, She says her
appetite was never better and that she
feels like q new woman. -
Professor Hoke Ia q specialist In rheu-
matlo diseases, HIS belts and insoles have
caused many other remarkable cures. He
has several other cases on hand aud hopes
to be successful In each OF them.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-15

The objections raised 10 the allnslon By
pr. Hulburd In his Dover address, to
President Cleveland's fishlng excursion.
have been greatly magnltled, and an i'm.
portanee attached to 1t that 1t does not
/ deserve. Few persons care anything
about the matter since the explanation hs 8
been made, and as President Cleveland
has survived many other matters OF more
importance no will certainly be able to
survive this one. Az DR.. Hulburd has
fully explained his motives. honorable
men will let the matter drop, and only
pimps and toadles will persist In trying
20 magnifying this mole hill Into a noun.
tain. DIR. Hulburd's position is the cor
city cannot lie affected in any way by this
tneident
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-15

L. W. Stidham & Son. nuctIoneers, sold
to day Mt their auction rooms on East
Fourth street. the following stocks:
% shares of Mccullough Iron Company
at 4l8 to Head & Co.
"a shares OF Mcdaniel, Harvey and
Company, at s,l3 to Head X Co.
10 shares Wilmington Turnpike Com.
pany to Edward Belts at So,
lB7 shares OF same stock to Mark NJ
Cloaver at 81 49,
Forty shares Great Valley Turnpike
Company, IS. rs to w. Bright
One hundred aud eighty.four shar es OF
Delaware railroad Company, at 1871 .b5 to
j. q McLauey,
5 shares National Bank OF Wilmington
and Brandywlne at sS3. l9Is to IN, m 8
Smith.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-15

In Superior Court this morning the pati.
OF W. 5. Qaisley to vacate n Judgment
against Gruy and MCDANIEL. on the
ground that 1t was null and void was set
aside.
Tho answer to the rule to set aside the
shcrll's sale In the suit OF William Beaden
korl vs., Samuel Smetz was continued
until Monday,
In the suit Of Martin Lane vs.. W, II,
Qulnn's executors the rule to set aslde
the sheriiI's sale was granted.
The answer to tho rulo for q writ of
mandamu9 In the suit of Joseph Cash vs.
the Reliance Fire Company was continued
until tho September term,
Rules for security for costa were grant.
Cd In tbs suits OF the Security, Building
and Loan Association vs. Thomas Hanloh
aud others,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-15

Instead OF the regular Christian En-
qesvor meeting tomorrow evening, the
Y. p. $. C. L of West Church, are going
TO have special service and sermon at
7.45. The pastor the Rev. A. N. Kelgwin.
will preach a sermon from the pied ge his
text icing, Young Men and Ma idens,
Praise Ye the Lord" pleasing pro-
gram will be rendered OF which ]. T.
Clymer 10 director. All Endeavorers OF
The city are cordially invited to be pres
ont Gospel Hymns No. will be used.
The program ls as follows:
tsHark, liark, My Soul Shelley
Choir.
go Gather The In' .lDuublo Male Quart.
s'rho Beautiful Golden Cute" Quartette
Aalieluiah Chorus Mt. of Olives beethoven
Choir
EdlO....s- ME W II. Iylo
Double Male Quarlette:
Eugene start L. A. Herring. L. NJ. Ocheltree,
Henry M. Ewes. WIN. StRuifer, j. L.
Clymef. i. Buckmuster. Harry
@. raVIOr.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-15
SOCIETY.

Misc Cornella Townsend OF Odessa Ia
visiting friends III Dover.
Mrs. Levin Shockley and children are
the guests of friends at ElktoR.
Clarence Morris of Newark Is the guest
OF George r. Messlok, Georgetown.
Rev. W. Il. Ham mond OF North East will
preach in Epworth Church. this city, to.
morrow.
The marriage of Rev. Eugene StIllman
and Mise Eliza Hitch of Laurel has been
announced to take place next Wednesday,
June 10.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-15

Sears, RoebuCk Il Co., bottar known ma
the Cheapest SIMPLY House on Earth at
III l73 and 10 w. Adams St. Chicago, Ill,
are selling 40 IDS. OF tho very hest granu.
lated sugar for 81. and other groceries at
proporiiOndtely low prices; they chip
their goods TO anyone anywhere; thsy
will supply you ifanyHhere within ore
thousand miles OF Chicago, ceiling granu.
Hated sugar 40 lbs. for 81, and everything
accordingly Send no money but cut
this notice Ont and send to Scare, Roe.
buck y Co., Chicago Tor full particulars.