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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-21
sp0rlilR Notes.

Frank Wango, the Indian and G. ].
Moriarity fought ten rounds In Pyles
Cycle Academy last night aud although
the Baltimorean did all the fighting, the
Wilmington lad got the decision which
was very unsatisfactory and was created
with Kisses and cries of false During the
light Wango was very considerable and
several times when Moriarity was knocked
down assisted him to his feet.
The go between Edward Henley and
Michael Rodney was very lively for four
rounds. The contest was draw "Jack"
Williams gave an exhibition with Yucn
Lee, the Chinese boxer. The Chinaman
afterwards gave an exhibition ofgymnasi-
UNI work.
The Wilmington Bicycle Club foot ball
team will play the New Castle eleven at
Rlyerview on Saturday afternoon ut $50
o'clock. A large crowd of rootcrs will nc.
company the visiting team. Tho wheel.
men average l55 pounds.
The list of prizes for the ten milo road
races on the Kenneth pike has boon com.
pleted and IRE ms fine If not better than
any ever offered by any organization there
All of them are useful and valuable, and
can be seen in Snellenburg's window, 9TH
and Market street,
Tho High School foot ball team will
play the eleven of the Friends School Of
West Chester tomorrow at Rivcrviow. A
good game is expected. On Saturday
Warren will play Upland at Front and
Union streets.
There will be trials of speed at Hazel
Dell Park tomorrow The trottcrs are in
good condition and n close contest may be
expected. Persons who enjoy sport of this
Kind should go and see who carries off the
DrlZr
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-21
Y no \ rmpass Plant.

The compass plant is one Of the odd
est creations of the vegetable king
dom. 1t derives its name from tho fact
that its leaves always point directly
north and south. So if you are out on
a western prairie and lose your way
just look for one of these plants and re-
member that they always point in the
directions indicated. Botali-ts. call
this curious plant Selphium lacinia-
tum. 1t is unpretontious i'll appearance
and bears yellow flowers that are not
unlike field daisies 1t has a remark
ably thin leaf, SO thin as to be notice
able even to the untulolCd eye. The
compass plant is really western
flower and is indigenous to tho prairies
Of that section.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-21
BRICKS FOR Par ADERS
And Taunts For Speakers at the
Tenth Ward Meeting Last
Night,

The Republican meeting at Third ant
Harrison streets last night was disturbed
by Democrats and Single Takers, and row
dies hurled bricks ut the members of thu
First Regiment Band while they wert
passing Up Chestnut street near jackson
John Yates had his head cut by brick
and another brick went through q bass
drum. Notwithstanding this the parade
was continued.
At the meeting place fully 1000 people
had gathered to hear Levi Bird, William
5. Hills and William M. Byrnc, but all
the gentlemen We're very much disturbed
by the taunts OF the crowd, Mr. Bird was
the first speaker. He alluded to the Tenth
ward with its Democratic majority and
asked the people of the ward If they in.
tended to vote for Bryan, who represented
views which were bad for the country and
whose election would make their employ
ment and even their homes insecure. He
asked thom if they favored that scoundrel
Altgeld,' and was met with the reply:
HE is gentleman"
Mr. Bird then told that particular
crowd that if they did he had no further
use for them and would address those who
wished to listen.
Some one then asked him GLOW about
Mark Hanna>" Mr.. Bird asked what
there was against Mark Hanna and was
told by one OF the Single Takers present
that he was the foe of organized labor and
had fought the Scamen's Union. Mr..
Bird said that he never heard of tho Sea.
mems Union matter and tho crowd thon
let him resume his speech.
a Democrat in the crowd remarked
that tho workingman got silver dollars
now and never saw Il gold one. Mr.. Bird
attempted to answer the man, but he was
not there to hear IL reply but to annoy
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-21
lGIE.

Robert Mcrrick had ono OF tho largest
sales of the year on Monday last. some
eighty head of choice milch cows wcro
sold at good prices averaging *35 per head.
The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mat
thew Hayden aged . months, died this
morning ut thr residence, No. 7O3 Market
street.
Mr.. James Ponder who took II header
off of his bicycle Is now carrying his left
hand done up in several yards of cloth aJ
reminder Of his sudden stop.
Boston Bay State Gas stock went up TO
Ms per share in Boston this morning.
A fox terrier was seen riding on tho
back of the horse attachGdgto tho delivery
wagon Of ID. B. Jones this morning going
out Ninth street. The anlnal seemed to
feel highly clatcd over It's p Dstion AMI was
as happy as only u dog could be under the
circumstance.
Tho date of the New Castle County Sun
day School Convention at Mdllctown has
been fixed for December 8.
The Water Department and the Board
Of Health both met yesterday afternoon,
and transacted routine business.
fhe corner stone Of the Monday Club
Hail, ut 0l9 French street. was laid yes
tcrlny morning Prayer was offered by
the Key. b. +. Moore.
The silver tongucd orator Jno :. Crosby
OF Missouri will speak NJ Turn Hall to.mor-
row (Thursiny) evening at Sp. M, on tho
political issle5 Of tho hour. Hear him.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-21
EiaatOu Items,

Our items have been rather scarce for q
week or two. We hear some ,of the folks
wonder what has become Of our item
writer.
In passing through our town this morn
ing we see our doctor seemed pretty busy.
The stormy weather has made bad colds
quite prevalent. We hope nothing more
serious will result from them.
Some of our young folks are quite busy
getting ready for masquerade surprise ut
the house of Mr.. Harry Wollaston to.
night. We wish them much pleasure as
well as fun
II we can judge by the looks of the corn
fields around the neighbG rhood our farm
ors arc about through their fall work and
are now ready to enjoy the finest race of
the season at Clydesdale Park on Monday
next: 3-minute-classes, $50, 3.45, free
for all and one slow race.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-21
PitNS9EIATS lind.


a lcttcr-carrcr said his wife liked coffee
so well and seemed to really need it at
breakfast, it was too bad for the durtur to
order hey to discontinue it. II told her
that her bad complexion, dyspepsia, ncrv-
business ana occasional palpitatlon Of the
heart all cailr from one cause and that
wa, coiioc drinking The good man went
on further to say; My child if you were
as strong is Your husband aud had the
miles ut outdoor walking to do that he
has daily you could drink one cup of CUilcr,
or perhaps two, ut breakfast aud dinner
without any very bad effects, but the Same
poisonous nlkaluids exist in coffee AS are
found in tobacco, whi,lcy, strychunr
and morphine. There is not 50 great a
PREPARATION Of them in coffee rs in tho
other drugs, but sufficient amount EXISTS
TO seriously injuro anyone whose cpnsvitu.
ton is a little below par. All of these
drugs can be used for Il time by perfectly
healthy people, hut If thri~ u,~ Is persist
cd III long enough the human body
tlNAlly give evidence Of the effect Of the
steady poison ana many people who do
not know this fact die because Of their
unnatural habits. If you could use a hot
drink in tho morning made from the
nnttrishing grains that nature has prOvid.
cd Tor the Use Of man, it would satisfy
yUdr appetite and Gattrn your body"
\ wholesome, drlilluu, hot drink of The
Kind tnH; old doctor referred to is found
In Postum Coffee, made from grains by
the Postum Cereal CO. Linn Of Battle
.'r"ek, Mich; it brrwa the rich color Of
Java ur MoCha has II grand fragrance and
the punS"ut tas'" demanded by all coffee
drinkers, No poisonous ulkuluids are
found here, and man Is only safe v hen ne
sticks tu nature, toDd, furnished by tho
Creator. prepared in q number Of different
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-21
-------------
Sermon ut " est Church,

DR.. Il. De Witt Talmage who preaches
through the press to the largest audiences
of any preacher in the world will deliver u
sermon before the synod of Baltimore in
West Presbyterian Church, corner OF sth
and Washington, this evening at s o'clock.
DR.. Taf1nadgC is II member of this synod
and pastor of the First Presbyterian
Church Washington, j. c.
The first session of the synod was held
last night and heard u sermon by the Rev.
Henry Branch Of Elliott City, Md. All
the sessions will DO open to the public In
tercsting reports will be made on the be-
neyolent work of tho church and distin-
guished ministers will make addresses.
The Rov. Jr II. Millgan, y. d., pastor
of the First Presbyterian Church of this
city, is the moderator
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-21
LOCAL QUOTATIONS,


Ellis T. Hicks bet his ncghbor Benz.
Gregg who is a free silver man. that Me.
kinley would be the next President and n
turkey dinner was 70 be the forfeit. Ellis
says Ben is not getting his turkey tat
enough not yet having penned it UP. That
he has his turkey penned up and it is
already in fine condition for billing and
eating, but Ellis says he intends t0~brlng
his turkey In and sell it in tho Market. It
is Ran's turkey that will be eaten, and
he thinks he should get 1t In as good con.
ditlon as possible. Eitts Is already licking
his chops over the anticipated feast Of
turkey at Bca's expense.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-21

The corner stone of tho Mcnlay Club
No 80 French street WAS laid this morn.
ing at 10 o'cIocr. The stone was present.
cd by John Young
Coins Of Pennsylvania and half penny
was presented by Joseph Purnell. NJ.
meroui persons presented Different old
coins and papers, which were placed in the
corner stone.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-21

Cntnrr!i aud Colds Kelieyed IN 10 TO 60
Ai,nnt"s.-Uno short nun Of the breath
through the Blowers supplied with naca tDt.
tie OF Or, Agncw'a Catarrhal Powder d!luses
this Powder over tIe surfaces Of the Usual
passages. Painless aud delightful 20 use. II
relieves instantly. AMI permanently cures
CItarrl. Hay Fever Colds. Headache. sore
Throat TonSilitis ami Deafness ~ cents,
The Miller Dug store, 40! Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-21
OUR CARD BASKET.

Communications for this column should
be written on one side of tue paper only and
addressed sour Card Basket" kEPuBLIcAN
Offce.l
There will be musicale and bazaar In
the hall at Brandywine Springs, Thurs.
day evening, October 22, 1896, for the ben
eff of st. James Church, Stanton.
Thomas Ash has returned home from a
visit to Middletown friends.
Miss Carrie Cooper McFarlane, daughter
of Rev. William McFarlane was married
yesterday to Frank ID. Bowen of Berlin,
Md, at the M. Il. Church, Gaestown, Md.
The ceremony was performed by the
brides father.
Robert Butler and sister of Chester are
visiting in Dover.
I. Lurkford accompanied by his best
friend visited West Chester on Monday.
Charles Church. the crack Chester pro-
fessional, who is well.known In Whining.
ton, will be married to Miss Naomi Fields
in the near future. The Wilmington Bl.
cycle Club has been Invited to attend.
The wedding of Dennis f. Leary, Nom.
Der of the City Council from the Third
ward and Miss Elizabeth Haughey, will
be married this afternoon at o'clock in
the Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church
Senator Gray, Judge Ball, Willard
Hall Poner, eX-Atrorney General John
Biggs, Henry NJ. Thompson and Andrew
drew c. Gray left this morning for Prince.
ton, n, j., to participate in the sesqui-
centennial of The University.
Charles Taylor of Chester has returned
home after II pleasant visit to friends in
Middletown.
The students of Godey's College will
hold a reunion this evening.
J. Herbert Mullin and G. B. Dennis have
been visiting in West Chester.
The Masonic Lodge of Aberdeen opened
bazaar on Monday night. Tho bazaar
will last ten days and promises to be II
great success. On Wednesday the vii.
mington and Bolair lodges will attend.
Thursday night Su54uchanna Lodge from
Havre dc Grace will be present. There
will be some excellent singing by the
Temple Quartettc Of Wilmington.
Mr.. Frank Grosh Of this city is visiting
his sister Mrs. Hammock Of Reading, Pa
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-21

II. c. Andrews Mr. Judge, hlr. Wethcr'
ilge, OF Curray & Wctheridgc, James G.
Carter of New York and Parker Chandler
of boston were in tho United States Court
room as attorneys for Mr.. j. Edward
Addicks.
Tho Now York World s0ys cdi orally
Of Mr. Carter that he has Two titles To
distinction.
The lesser title Is that he Is tho leader #
tho New York bar lIo made the opening
speech for Mr. AddicIs this mornlug in tho
United States Court.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-21
EIGhTGtS.


LOHAN-On October 9Jtb. Annie I osan,agcl
rs years.
KrlHtv sand friends are invited to attend
tho funeral from her late res dence, sli W
Sth street, OH Thurs lay, at o'cIoch- Inter
meat private
BERRY-Un October 2lst. Jane G.. damphtCr
of John " and Mary Kerry, also grand
daughter Of George nndlsahella Black, AGED
weeks.
Relatives an friends Of,thc family are re-
spectlully invited TO end the funeral fro
ito late residence. 1905 Union street. Oni'Il-
tny uf ermUOm at O'clock. InternlUnt at
Mt Salem com terry.
A precious one from us is gono,
a voice W. luv.i II stu.
A lace Is NuClHG IN oar rome
Which mover can be ilIGd.
Asleep in Jesus.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-21

Persons who wish to purchase cows
Should attend the sale on the farm OF
Frederick Klulr, ncar.Ccntrevilic, to-mur.
row tThursdny) afternoon.
Uncle Charley smith will have anotheI
sale Of Bedford county cows on the farm
of pussmure Bros. near Centrevillc, on
Friday afternoon. Bargains may DO OK
Drctcl,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-21

Alen's foot.raSe, powder TOR the feet.
tcurcs painfu, syyi ca. zmuyttuX lget aui
Instantly taxes the stl 4 nut OF cora mi
bnnlona ltsth" @r".t cat cDHItort IIsGpv nv
OF the age AiIcu9 iuOt-1 H4n makes tiTlIt
hlt!Ng or now 5hDr4 'n"l Gu5Y. II l. a certain
cnre for sweating, "ll'p.is aul h 4. tirnI a'h.
Ing feet. TRY It to-day. Suil by al drug.
Fs!s and shoe snH"S .Ir ~Cut ny mai! for
&c In stamps, Til pGrlg-r : rec. Allyes5
Alien ;. um+'ol, lie 10Y. y, Y.
no n-w-i an
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-21

Register Of Wills Calvin w. Crossan
ha, lost four horses from spinal mcning-
lis during the last few months The last
horse died on Saturday. He now has but
one animal. John Armstrong, Jr, who
lives two m,lcs west Of Mr. Crossnn has
also lost two horses from the disease They
were all the horses he Possessed
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-21

u EGl~TER'S ORDER,
N hEGISTI.R'S DTGICE.
y LA L A.III [ uIL-t-rN nLI

NEW CASTLE tuuNrY, DEL. J
Oct. ~, 1896
Upon the application of William il.
NcwclL executor Ct AmLie NJ. APP
plchy. late of Wilmington Hundred.
IN said county, deceased 4. is
ordered and directed by the Reg.
isicr that the Executor aforesaid,
give notice OF granting Of Letters Testa-
muhtdfy upon the estate ct tho deceased,
with he date OF granting thereof, by caus-
In. Advertise ucnt5 10 i!epUst Within forty
dhSS from the date o! such letters In six OF
III" most public places OF the county OF New
Gas l", requiring all persons having demands
against the estate TO present the same, or
Atio by an act ol Assembly IN such casa
made AL provided; and also cause the same
10 be inserted WITHIN the snulo period IN the
DAILY REPUHiICAH, newspaper published
IN NilluiuEton. Del AMI TO he continued
therein three weeks e. o. d.
- tivcn Under tie hand aud Seal OF
+. s. NnlcO or tho lteg siGr aforesaid at
- ilhilhRtOn. i'll New Castle County
aforesaid. tho day and yUHr above written.
CALVIN " CKOSSAN, iteg istcr.
NOIlCE-NotiGc Is hereby given that letters
ItsianrnHry were IN dItn form of law
graded unto the undersigned. on tho 18th uny
Of oct. a. T.. Ehi. and that all persons
having claims nHninst the estate OF inc de-
ceased must present the same, duly sttastci
10 tho shd iAecut'r On or before the
lgih day Of Oct. 1871 or abide the Act
Vi Assembly In such case made and provided.
WILLIAM H. NEWEIi.
Executor.
Address: llOj ". I'll street, Wilmington,
Dol 90
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-21

The Young Womel's Christian Associa-
ton will give II reception at their rooms,
No SO5 West street, Thursday evening"
Oct 22nd. The public is most cordially
invited, especially the young women
Glasses are now being formed and instruc-
ton can be had in the following branches :
Dres.making, millinery, art nccdlework,
china painting, physical culture, voice
culture, elocution and history
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-21
Wilmington & Northern R. R,

TINE TAHIElN EFFECT JUNE ssth. 1898
Trains leave Whining .Ul. (trcnuh Street
Statiun) for l.. II o. junction, Muntchuu-
in, Mmturhurn, GuyrnvUurt, GranugUe,
CossaW, CHaI4s Ford junction, Poop
son West Chester, EInDro, lille, Morton
vile, tudlrsl IL" and Intermediate sta
tt,us, daily except sunday at III a. M,
: II, - ami Ga j.. m, Sundays only at sos
nm, ! u, A.oj uhi Ppm.
FOR Way Ue9burg junction, Springfield
Suulvy at 40 Il. IN, 2.lD and Los p. III.
Sundays only at SIS Il. IN. 2.lV and 4.vj
J.. M
tcrmciiatc stations, daily except Sunday.
al ~ u. n. and 10 =. N. Sundays oAly.
nj So, = u. and : " i. m.
A. G. M'rhTaLASD, Superintendent.
BOW NESS BRIGGS GEN Pass. Agent.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-21

The Walker and Elliott Machine Com.
pany shipped II car load Of special fcrtiliH,
ing machinery yesterday to spartan =
burg, ). &. The entire plant is being fit.
ted out by tho Walker and Elliott Com.
nulY
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-21

Bride Cat the wedding, to hest mani
Why is marriage often failure?
Best Mau-BeCausc the bride docs
not marry the best man.-Dotroit Free
Press.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-21

II tr0ns,cts Rcni irinto business In all
IT, hraHCAc+
Full particulars furnished on npplalntion
th,Cus Ninth ana Altr,trt Stroatt wa. Dot
PRESTON LEA, Pres
mos. Is. SMITH, Nice.Prea.
OHIO NDWLA SD 500, and Treas.
JAU. I. rENniPACkEII trust Office.
MO
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-21
THE BALTIMORE
Now In Session al West PresDyte-
rlan Church, This CITY.
MANY PROMINENT g,VINEs PRESENT
Business of the Session begins his
Morning. New Clerks are
Elected and Reports Pre-
scnted and Accepted.

Presbyterian divines from all over
Delaware and portions of Pennsylvania
and Maryland are in session in West
Presbyterian church to-day They comprise
the synod Of Baltimore, which includes
tho Presbyteries of New Castle, Baltimore
and Washington. The delegates number
about l5J and these with the ladies of the
church who are interested in tho work of
the body almost filed the eilnc,.
Rev. f. ii. Robbins, of Baltimore, who
has been stated clerk Of tho synod for the
past four years, begged To be relieved Of
the Office A press of business in church
circles prevented him from serving in the
future. 1t was with considerable reluc.
lance that the resignation was accepted,
but it was upon the motion of DR.. Purncll
OF New Windsor College, with tho thanks
or the synod for the able service of the
retiring clerk during his long term Of ser
vice.
Standing Committee and rllrs-S. b.
Wylic, Thomas H. Springer, V. ID. Col.
Inns, Thomas II. McCorkley, b. h, May
field.
Synolical sermon NJ D. Babcock, G.
b. Ramsdcll, Lafayette Marks.
The first committee TO make u report
was that on synodcal sermon sior next
year. 1t was that Rov. 4. A. McUurdy Of
this city fill the pulpit on tho OCCASION.
Ministry of New Castlc-Gco. Il Jones.
james NJ II. Nouisc, w. II. psnnrl
Ministry of Prcsbytory of Wellington
II. n. Miller Robert II. Miller, J. A.
Nicholson.
Leave of abSenca--B. f. Lewis, Thomas
G, E0s5on, |, c. Ycaklc, Charles Baird and
j. H. Zimmerman.
Narrative for 1S)7-Wnlacc Radcliffe,
Samuel c. WATSON, J. Mclimpylc, w. |.
u. +. Witmore.
These committees were appointed
B!is ana Qyprturc5-Roy. H. t. Branch,
Thomls A. McCurdy, VIM. G. Alexander,
Goo il, EyaSton, +. Il. Dalywimplo
Judic al Cascs-Rcy. 5 W. Rcig0rt, II.
X. Walker, W. j. Mcknight, a. l.. Duyc-
lln ich, }. =. AmesdOn.
Fmanco-Chas Lyman, Il. &. Polk, p.
f. Bail.
Minutcs-Luthcr A. Cakes, II w. I'm
MS, A!bsrt g. Parker, VIM. n. Terrell,
Theodore T. Clark.
Ministry Of prcSDytcry Of Bal imorc-B
!. Bttingcr, Edwin ". Long, James +.
Price
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-21

: REGISyEHi OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. DEL.
Sept. 30 1896.
Upon the application of l;OUc:tE brain,
Executor Of Isaac Il. SAXON, late of
Whining on ll. III said county deceased.
II Is ordered aud directed by the Kesi5Icr that
tie Executor aforesaid give rOtco of
grnni,ng OF Letters Testumentary upon
the estate Of the deceased, with the dutr of
granting thereof, by causing aiyer, iscments
CfEuch letters III SIX OF lLc most public places
OF the county or New Castle. requiring oil
persons having demands HgatnsL tie estate
10 present tho Sane, Or nDiic 10y an act %
Assr".l;y in surL case made AMI pro sIird;
ana n.4u cause the same to DO inserted with.
IN the same period IN tho Daley REPUBLI-
ca. a new paper puDl.sAcl IN Wilmington.
Del, AND 10 he con lnuui therein tnroa
weeks e. o. d.
t------, Given IN lcrthe haul Nnd seal of
E,A. ! NihgD Df tnc Register aforesaid at
~ WlihlngtDu in New Castle County
aforesaid, INC Ghy and year above written.
CALVIN ". CROSSAN. Register.
NDIlCI,-.NOtao 10 hereby given tnat lot
trrs I"slHncntAry were in due form Of
h4w granted INTO tie undcrs ienaI, on the
"jlh day OF sort A. y. 1885, AMI mat All per.
Euus hapi"'G CLAIMS against the estate of tho
deceased luust present the came, uuIy attest
ed, to the said Executor on or before
thu .itI day of sept 1871 or abide tho Act
Of Assembly IN shch case mHda and provided.
NNNEll G. IRAlM,
Address: Wilmington, Del. OF
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-21
GA @Es1IxEA.
The ii:- n
"s' # ZAlNGx v ssIiS
KNOW HOWELL


I we have done tine Spring
Suit business. The popularity
about the liJ Of the shoulders.
How much nicer the collars and
lApels Of the coat set than what
you get at most stores.
Yet we're ready to do Just as
well with Suits for Fall, hand.
some, stylish, made from the
newest cloths, PIaids, Home
spuns, Cheviots, Clays, Wor-
steds, Cas,imercs-Cutaway
Suits, single breasted, round
cut sacks, double breasted
sacks, single breasted straight
cut sacks, PIECES s., sc, $50,
s., -, so, $l2, S14,$l5,$lG,
SIS.
No matter what sort of a
Suit you want,you'Il most like.
ly find it here, ready to put
right on, and to serve You bet.
ter than if you had had it
made to measure; besides the
saving Of maybe one half.
Store open evenings.
Strictly one price, and if dis.
satisfied with your purchase
we will return your money.
Max Ephraim, Prop.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-21

Buy milk. cream and butter at diamond
Dairy, 200 Jcl5rSOn street. PhoHO 81
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-21

-Rla-l;s and
Blues of our
own nakc-are
worth as much
as any suit YOU
can buy for the