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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-05-16
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ABSOLUTELY PURE

GAaas- The fin de steele bonnet Of tho
season doesn't seem to be larger than
it it was built In proportion to its bill it
ought to be as large as an ostrich. IN. y.
Tribune
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-05-16
A New Material for Safes,

a New Material Tor Safes.
Bank President-Well, Ishould think
there might be found material that
burglars couldn't drill hole through
and blow to pieces.
Junior Clerk (modestly)-1 think l
know something, sir. e AT
"Ah?"
"Yes, Sir. Suppose you come up and
try my wife's pie crust. Detroit Free
Press.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-05-16

"Do YOU believe in original sin,'', emo;
most OF them are plagiarized. PUCK.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-12
Warning To
Illegal Sellers.

Frank SEWER, j. T. Quiglsy, James
Kane and Anton Hauber a delegation
from tho Liquor Dealers League. ap-
peared before the Police Commission last
night to discuss measures TO be taken TO
enforce the law which prohibits the SELL
ing on Sunday. The men were sent as a
committee from the league to insist that
the law be enforced Mr.. Kane said that
he knew Of several places where liquor
Is sold on Sunday. At Que place sixty
men were counted going In and out in an
hour.
The league wants the proprlctors OF
these places arrested, The league mem
hers abide by the law and want other
members fogponu ntaait. tahm fmbcmym
saloon-keepers to do the same. A few
persons keeping open injure those who
are closed, as men often get drunk at
one place and come to another and raise
a disturbance around a place that is
closed
II was proposed that the police try TO
close the saloons first. II they are unable
to do this the league will move and work
to convict those who do not obey the law.
The chief and the commissioners prom
iseI to do all In their power to bring the
yiolators OF the law into court. Some OF
the offenders will first be warned aud
| II they do not take warning arrests Will
| follow
Superintendent Aydon OF the police
| telegraph was directed TO have all fire
alarm box keys placed whore they are
accessible at all times. This action wa,
taken on account of the delay in securing
key on Sunday. when the fire in Tad
| man & Hickman's factory occurred
The chief reported that the officers hat
again been changed on the different die
| tTicts.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-12

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morning with terrible pain In the head,
which utterly incapaottated me for bust.
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tried. q friend recommended me to take
DIR. Greene's NerYura blood and nerve
remedy. took the advice of my friend,
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my family have used the Nsrvura, and
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b. Why waste time In trying uncertain and
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-12
NET IMIhnLUs
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cided BY the relative conditions. as by the
strength OF forces. The general or com
handing officer who was best prepared
gained the day; the surprised army was
generally routed.
so in our daily Affairs. the professional
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oumstances, energies from every diff
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The first requisite lie pure blood and
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-12

SHERIFFS SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ of Ais. Levari Facias to me di-
rected will be exposed to public sale at
tween Tenth and Eleventh streets, in the
city of Wilmington, New Castle county,
ON TUESDAY,
THE 18th DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1885.
at o'clock p. m,
the following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot or tract of land with
thereon erected. situate in the city of
Wilmington aforesaid, bounded and de-
scribed as follows, to wit:
Beginning at point on the westerly
side of Market street, at the distance OF
26O feet AZ inches southerly from the
southerly side of Twenty-third street and
in line of land of Charles NJ. Grubb;
thence westerly and passing through the
middle of the division wall between this
house and the house on the northeast
belonging to said Grubb 81 feet inches 10
with Market street IS feet So inches to
point in a line of land of George Coyle;
thence by the line of said land westerly
60 feet inches to a corner, THENCE south
erly parallel with Market street 80 feet 10
inches to corner in a line of other land
OF said Alexander Boyd; thence easterly
by the line of said land about 108 feet IL
Inches to a point at the westerly end of
the division wall between this house and
the house adjoining on the southwest;
thence southerly Az inches to the middle
| of said division wall; thence easteriy
| feet to the said westerly side of Market
| street, and thence thereby northeasterly
| Is feet inches. more or less, to the place
| of beginning. be the contents what they
| may.
Seized and taken in execution as the
| property of Alexander Boyd. mtgr and
It's and 10 be sold BY s,u,e,
sheriff's ONCE, Wilmington, Delaware
| October 30 1895.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-12
.KENAARD { CO
62I-s2a Market St.

This Store hasn't drifted into
its present popularity -- nor
leaped there on the swift cur
rent of chance.
But it has been a steady, con-
servative, patient persistent, sin.
cere climb. Time never was
when this store harbored any
thing but sound, reliable
qualities.
Laurels won on such d record
are lasting.
200 new Jackets and Capes
for Ladies' aud Misses opened
this past week, and still more
to come.
Never in the history OF this
house have we shown such n
line of Outer Garments as can
be found on our racks today
and not q single garment in
the entire line is an old one.
Every one new this season.
From $5 to $40.
We might give you q detailed
description, but that is not
near as satisfactory as seeing
them, aud we will take great
pleasure in having you look
them over.
We can show you at a glance
without any trouble or incon-
venience, 367 garments, every
one of which is made to our
own order, in a superior man
ner, out of the best cloths.
And this count does not con-
tain a single one from the sur
plus stock, which is counted in
regular selling stock only when
taken out to renew sizes, prices
or styles needed on the racks.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-12


is tho place 10 buy. Your morey's as good us
anybodys You ouEbtto make u go as far us
you can. And go you would u ypu puy from
us You want our goods, we wnnt your
money, You come and sec II we Hin't .shdy
TO do our part. Fancy new white uectaTines
III cents pound; this Is a bargain you never
saw hnsT ones. Those cherry pIunes told
you about last week are fne People that
tried them say they never ate any thing as
good. New cleaned sultana raisirs IL ents
package; these are the best, Tho finest Leg.
horn oitron, ~ cents pound. New lemon
peel, II eents; new orange peel. II cents
pound. This Is very low Tor these goods
You mind tnat good coru we sold last win
ter, we have II again; three cans for rs c /;
there Is no better or swecter corn packed
than ihtsi you pay &c and lSc for corr that
10 not as good. New layer hgs I2kc a pound.
Do you use lentis3 We have them, TO q
pound. We have u barrel OF fns new Irish
dulce. i5e pound. Did you ever go Q cod
0shi Not this stuff they call Goldfish but til
real Goldfish; come and see our cream bone
less, the finest goldfish you ever eaw. Do you
know we have the flRest salt herring at 90
pound tina. ever was sold; be sure and
come and sec these iish; they are WORTH com
Ing TO see. Good butter and fresh eggs 81
aIi-se'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-12
Enih isninn Ahrnnd

A million OF dollars was drawn from the
spbtreasury yesterday for shipment to
Europe. bringing the reserve fund below
s92 600 oo0. As farther shipments are
likely to follow, another Issue Of bonds
will very likely be necessary. Our present
Democratic tarid is responsible for the
outflow OF gold. While It encourages
large importatlons 1t fails to produce
sufficient revenue to meet the expenses of
tho Government. As soon as the receipts
equal expenditures the situation will be-
come far less embarrassing. A party who
expends more than he earns must expect
bankrupt.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-12

MAYoR Sutro, OF San Francisco. Cal.
many times millionaire, Is emphatic In
his declaration that 1t does not pap to get
rlsh Effort he contends. Is the only
source Of happiness. he says the corpo-
rations and the money power own this
country today. and the people are steadl.
" being reduced to . condition of AFFECT
slavery. II had my way would com.
pei every man OF wealth and every cor
porAtion to contribute q fund for the
employment OF the worklngmen. 1
would tax them not only In proportion to
their wealth, but In a sufficient amount to
provide labor for every man willing to
work. We are all more or less dependent
upon one another, ami we are bound In
common humanity to assist one another.
II we refuse this, we should DO compelled
to do SO. am in favor Of publio fund
to provide work for laboring men and l
am In favor of taxing the rich to provide
the fund. Wealth In WILMINGTON could
be put to good use and give employ.
msnt to hundreds OF iiis men oy starting
the read to the river. Thousands spent
uVDuld bring millions to our city. Let
- our wealthy men weigh the words OF
Mayor Sutro and use their means for the
Advancement Of Wilmington and thereby
give Employment to the idle this winter.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-12
Interesting
Revival Services,

The third week Of the revival services
held in West Church by the Presbyterian
congregations OF this city began with a
large and interesting meeting last night
The sermon OF the evening was delivered
by the Rev. ]. ID. Blake. Of Red Clay
Greek Church, and the after meeting was
conducted by the Rev. l.. Marks, D. d. The
ministers Of other churches present were
the Rev. A. N Keigwin. the Rev. J. r.
Milligan, the Rev. T. Z, Montgomery. the
Rev. Charles +. Hendricks. of the Re-
formed Episcopal Church OF the Covenant;
the Rev. William Mcfarland and the Rev.
w. +. Lewis.
The preacher OF the evening chose for his
text: Nov then. we are ambassadors for
Christi as though God did beseech you by
us, we pray you In Christ's stead, be ye
reconciled to God" IL Corinthians, s, 20.
The sermon was an earnest exposition of
the character OF Christ as king md ruler
over men. and OF the Importance OF the
messages brought from him to the people
by His ministers. The circumstances an
tedating His coming were reviewed to show
that He came In the fullness of time: the
hindering causes preventing universal ac-
ceptance OF His ministry were also re-
viewed to show that they were being
swept away and that God through Christ
has come and is coming closer to man. that
the force OF the gospel message Is greater
to-day than ever before; that in this age.
SO manifest in the truth, men and women
who reject Christ must do SO wilfully.
The world accepts the fact of Gods recon-
Citation with man through Christ, and
the rejection OF Him as a personal savior
can only be the result of an enforced ac-
tion OF the will.
The after service was brief, but inter
esting one, the songs and prayers being
marked by an impressive earnestpess.
The services will continue durln the
week. Prayer meetings will be held every
afternoon and preaching every evening
except Saturday. The prayer meeting for
women will be held at o'clock this after
noon and a general meeting for prayer will
be held each succeeding day this week at
o'clock. The sermon this evening will
be by the Rev Lafayette Marks. d. D., to-
morrow evening the Rev. A. N. Keigwin
| d. D., on Thursday evening the Rev. w. p
| Swartz, and on Friday evening by the
| Rev. Charles F. Hendricks, of the Church
| OF the Covenant.
The twenty-seventh anniversary Of
| West Presbyterian Sunday school will be
| celebrated in the church on next Sunday
| evening.
The fortieth anniversary of Central Pres
| byterian Church will occur on December
| 6. Arrangements are in progress for {
| celebration of the anniversary to continue
| several DAYS,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-12

so pairs OF mems dress
shoes at $1.25, either lace or
congress-
so pairs of mems shoes at
$1.25, these goods are worth
at least $1.50.
Mems working and fine dress
shoes at $3.50.
Mems calf skin shoes in lace
or congress at $500 and $3.50
Mems Welted and Hand.
aewed shoes, in Kangaroo and
Calf at SO, SO so and up to oS.
Youths and boys shoes
from 81 up.
A fine stock of leather boots,
for men, boys and youths.
Youths boots at $l.25.
Boys boots at $1.50 AMI
$l.75.
Mems boots at 81, 80, $500
and up.
Mems velvet and all leather
slippers as low as Csc and 15c.
Cheap shoes for ladies.
Ladies' Dongola button, in
square and opera toe, at 81. IS;
many of those goods have
never been sold before less than
$3.50.
Ladies' shoes, fine soft Dom
COLA, either button or lace,
square and opera toe, plain or
tipped at 81. 80 and $500.
Ladies' Welted and hand
turned shoes at 1925, $3.50
aud up.
MISSES AND CHILDREN.
A few pairs of those Misses
shoes left at 75c.
Misses Dongola button, n
square and opera toe, at =, o
aud $l.00.
Misses fine Dongola spring
heel shoes, either button or
lace at Sl. 25 and $l.50
Misses fine pebble scho, ]
shoes, in button or lace, at
81. 25.
Children's spring heel shoes,
sizes 81 to IL, in button or lace
at Soc and $l.00.
Children's shoes, sizes 81 TO
8, at 65c and 75o.
Also a complete line of gum
boots, arctics and overshoes, for
men, women and children.
To prove the truth of all we
say, Give Me Call.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-12

MfONDERFUL-the inter
" est the people take In
Wanamaker & Brown. We're
spending a fortune a year to
make business go. Yes, great
sized fortune-what We pay to
workers and makers. Good
work makes the clothing as
much as low prices. We
wouldn't increase much il we
weren'tlooking after the stitches
and buttons every hour.
Did you know ten per cent
of our business of millions was
clothes made to measured 1t
will open your eyes, maybe, to
why we're spreading out.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-12

MoHE signs Of good Democratic times
Is the fact that Sheriff Paul ellis has adj
vert,sed ilfty.six dwelling houses and five
farms to he cold at Sheriff sale. Those sales
are brought about by the hard tImes aud
the Inability OF the owners to pay inter
est on the mortgages. The majority OF
these properties bslonE to PERSONS who
have been struggling for years to own
the roofs over their families heads. They
would undoubtedly have succeeded In
paying of their E ortgages II 1t had not
been for the hard times through viii oh
they have been passing. Yes. business la
brisk for the Sheriff.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-12
NINTH AND CHESTNUT
NINTH AND CHESTNUT
NINTH AND CHESTNUT

You'll admit Mr.. S. M. Wan
amaker knows what Chestnut
Street wants. He is in charge.
We shan't hide out wit to do
fine tailoring any longer. The
best you know to ask for you'll
find in the New Store. The
Richest, Highest Glass Clothes;
under Wanamaker & Brown
schedule of prices, but never
theless, finest clothes money
will buy. A headquarters for
fearlessly leading the fashions
of the day in clothes ready to
wear or made to measure.
Fine Overcoats-unobtain-
able elsewhere-a speciality.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-12

THE Liquor Dealers League Is deter
mined to help the police department in
suppressIng the sale of liquor on Sunday.
The League wants the jaw enforced. and
visited the Police Commission with that
purpose In view last evening. They want
tbs hearty CO. operation of the police
force to keep their saloons closed. II
they are not able to do so. then the Leagu 9
will undertake to convict. This ls a move
in the right direction, and elbows that the
Liquor League is trying to conduct itt
business In conformity with the law. lhes
should have help.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-12
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the Board o, Edueo

NOTWITHSTANDING the Board OF Educa-
ton paid its fine which tho Municipal
Court inflicted upon 1t for maintainiug a
nuisance at schools Noe. 8 and 4. the
Board OF Health lie still on their Irall. The
Board OF Health last evening sent another
communication to the Board informing
thou, that tho Board OF Health deemed II
necessary for the preservation OF the lives
and health Of the citizens to enter said
buildings (out buiIdlngs) examine Into.
destroy, remove or prevent any nuisance.
source Of filth or sickness. Now lay on
Mac Duff and d etc., etc.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-12


The Every Evening has hsen boastinG
on different occasions Of the good timcs
experienced in different sections OF our
country, and as en- evidence OF tho cor
rsctness OF Its assertions we can refer to
Sheriff ellis whoss business promises TO
exceed that Of any former Sheriff, and no
10 consequently as well satisfied AZ any
man In cur country with the present out
look for trade. II 10 not, however. because
the citizens generally are making good
protite that tue Sheriff 10 so well aatis Fed.
In other places beside New Castle
county the Sheriff appears to be cointng
money. For Instance. Samuel Al. Ciem-
ents the sheriff of Philadelphia sdvertsses
to sell III different properties on Mon
day tho Cd OF December. indicating very
clearly that the times are good In that
city for him.
II may be that the people are pre.emi.
nently prosperous because Of Democratic
Legislation, as the Every Evening init.
mates. but the debtor class do not seem
to be especially blessed aud some OF them
positively assert that some newspapers
wrltsrs must bo purblInd or full dedged
Munchauisns.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-12

CHRISTIAN W. Sohaeirsr, OF New York.
former gambling house keeper suore be-
fore the Commissioners OF Accounts on
Monday that he had paid ex. superintend-
ent of Police Byrnes a quarter OF the
receipts from keno game. The total
amount pai1 ByrLes was between $1,000
and o. 900. The witness also accused ex-
Fire Commissioner Seonnel OF collecting
blackmail from gambling houses and he
paid protection to ex Inspector McLaugh.
IN. Evidently thIngs are yet very rotten
In Gotham. Turn on the light, and hear
tho tiger roar.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-12
WANAMAKGR & BROWN.
Sixth and Market.
WANAMAKER & BROWN.
Sikh and Market.

The dynamo Of the business.
Throbbing from cellar to sky
light with energy and ideas for
the multitudes to be clothed,
and the dollars to be saved.
Selling the So and $6.75 Mems
All Wool Suits by tens of
thousands, and the $50 Suits
by thousands.
It's an invaluable orgsniza.
ton for the wage-earners of
Philadelphia. If you want to
touch hands with your fellow
workers, here's the place. Over
coats by the thousands-$5 and
upwards.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-12

The people 10 thirteen States on Tues
day last condemned Cleyeland's policy.
and voted to turn the rascals out. While
the elections were taking place the Presi-
dent was away cunning for ducks" Be-
tween fishing and cunning tho President
has had jolly good time of 1t for tho
past two years. while the workshops have
b zen shut down and the mechanics walk
ing around the streets looking for Geo.
Gray's Democrats good times aud Han
dye mixed schools 10 Delaware.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-12

Bar Shay, one OF the FOUNDERS who
helped the Democracy to roll up their g
majorltles at Troy, N. Y. and who was
convicted OF numbering Robert Ross at
the polls In 1894 will be put away. He
will be slsctrocuted at Clinton prison
during the week commencing Dec. 23rd.
1895. The politics In Troy have been puri.
lied to great extent since this murder
took place.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-12

The jail at Purvis Niles. was broken
open last evening BY mob who set Will
Puryis, tho celebrated white cap. free
Purvis had been tried and convicted. und
was TO have been hung on December y
This Is the way tho law IL administered in
the South. Is it any wonder thai the Re.
publican party is not in ths majority in
such State and community.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-12

PEoFEssoR G. Ii. Phillips. principal OF
TIE West Chester Normal School delivered
u very interesting lecture In the High
School on Monday. His talk was about
the SUM-" which Is a warm subject for
this time Of the year. His hearers wore
greatly edited anu instructed by his lac
turo.