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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-22
CHILDREN OF THE PAST.
How They Compared With tho Progressive
Youngsters Of Today.

Youngsters OF Today.
Children were trained to show some.
thing like oriental Difference to their par
ents They acquiesced contontodly as
matters of course in the homely fare and
tho rigorous discipline. In the stricter
households they stood up in the parental
presence till they had formal permission to
be seated. They punctiliously addressed
the house father as sir and their mother as
madam. There was no lack Of love, but
certainly there was no coddling. Veneer
able ladies' who have In some way made
their mark have been falling into the fash
ion of writing autobiographics Perhaps
on tho principle of forsan ct haec olim,
etc, they all linger fondly on their child
hood and girlhood, giving many curious
and suggestive details Their wardrobcs
at the best were wonderfully limited. A
single frock for great occasions sutliccd for
their simple wants. They wore cotton
stuffs in tho depth of winter and were in
dulgcd with little in the way Of warm un-
derclothing.
They dressed in frclcss garrets and dis
pcnscd with washing if they could not
break the frozen wnttr in the pitchers. We
IltNt bliuhtu VI uIt nibeiS uhh
with regard to that there is story told by
Miss Sinclair in her Holiday House."
which shows how little attention was paid
to juvenile coquetry. A pcrvcrse child, en-
gagged to go to an afternoon party, slips into
IL stream, soaking that only dress. Her hopes
of pleasure were high, so tho disappoint-
ment was severe. But, little as she de-
served it, she escapes retrbutive justice,
and good genius comes to the rescue in
managing woman who dries and irons tho
drenchcd garment. Our contemporary
story tcllcrs arc sensational enough, but no
one of them would hazard an episode so
cxtravagant. 1t Is unimaginable that any
tiny woman of the day would submit her
self in such attire to disparagng criticism.
Mortified vanity would turn the gnyety to
gall, and sorrow in solitude would be
thousand times preferable. quarterly Re-
NiaW
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-22

PITMAN GROVE, July 2l..-R.v. a. E
nllard president OF tho fiunan Grove
Damp Meeting Association, has Just sens
Out the following announcements for tho
twenty-sixth annual camp meeting the
notices to be read in the churches within
the bounds Of the New Jersey Conference,
on Sunday next:
Camp opens Wednesday, July 60 and
closes on the evening OF August IL, Rev
ID. d. Harris, the Presiding Elder Of the
Camden District in charge.
The first day will be devoted to the TEN.
perance cause, and Thursday, July 80 viii
be Epworth League Day Of the Camden
District. Several prominent speakers are
expected to make addresses al those Ser.
Vices.
Friday, July 81, will be the opening OF
the regular camp, the initial sermon to be
preached by tho Rev. William Jonos, ID.
d., Ill. d., Of Missouri
The sunrise services and young peoples
meetings will be in charge of Evangelist
=. L. Hyde, whose labors in the last camp
were highly successful.
Mrs. Carrie Thompson will conduct the
children meeting, AS usual she having
: had charge Of the little folks for several
camps.
The vesper services will be under the
4 direction of Mrs Il. II. Smith, Clara
Boyd md Idle Kenncy, DR.. n. l.. Gil.
hour will look after the musical end OF
the meetings.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-22

(Which has tho best chance Of marriage,
the heircSs Or tho beauty" was the query
propoundcl by TN English newspaper re-
Gently The prize winner was young wo-
man who replied that "a lovely face is very
attractive and men pay much attention to
its happy posscssor But there is Won
dcrful glamour surrounding II woman who
is popularity supposed to curl her hairwith
bank notes which no amount Of personal
charm can ever supcrscde Men with little
or no money generally desire we'll lowered
girls as wives, while rich men do not find
it unpleasant to add to their wealth. and
by choosing IN hcircss, carry out the old
a1age of riches go to richcs.'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-22
Ho, ror 1isnrio n,,xs

Walt and go with the popular Eagles
EXCURSION, Saturday, August Sth.
CrAsaaers' Castle No. s, X. g, e, will
run itB ninth annual excursion to Allah
TIC City y the old roliable roGte-the p :,
W. & r. and n. j, r. r., again this year.
Our excursion trains will hrrlve at and
depart Fl ON regul depot at the seas orc.
No sepai at ng families and private parties
by allowing other passengers to board our
silc-:racking our trains for others to pass,
but u SAFE, RAPID and PLEASANT
trip to the shore, allowing you fully 10
hours on the beach.
Adult tickets SIPS Children's tickets Csc.
Trains leave rs follows: Rockford go;
Newbridge 525; Grcenleat $50; Angus
tine 60): p, w. 4 b. depot GOO; Brandy
wine Cos, Returning, leaves Atlantic City
600 and 1000 p. III.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-22

y The street market waa we'll patron
lied. Following vera the prices;
. Eggs Il to is cts per lozan; Dutter
"a and 25 cents per pound; now potatoes
10cts per half recG; swtct oranges,
30 to s. cts por duz.; bananas. $ to II
cents per doz9n canbags, 8 10 cents
per head; apples Toe pr half pee !
beets 5 to SO buHCn; tomatoes, los
per quarter peck; squasAos ; to ceach;
chickens 6)c TO 81 par; paachAs " to l5c
hall pix; lima beans SOC nqLart; cucun :
bers | TO Sc each; egg pIan ) ) to lO1 do. !
peas lSc hnIf peck; atrirg beams &c do.
spluach 100 lelf peck; lettWco cents per
head lemons l2c DOZEN; pinoapples 8
to l5c each; goo .oberries lOc
box; currants 100 do ; b'achbNrties l0c
do; raspberles l0c do; caniaioupcs 300
basket; wateimeions lOto soc each; corC
l0c q do2hu; celery &c a bunch; plums
l2to l5c qt; g.upes 10 to lee 10.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-22

From reliable source comes the news
that Congressman Willis, after careful es-
timation, places the Republican majority
in Delaware this fall at $500. Kent and
Sussex are in the column at 500 each and
New Castle ut $500. He conceded l,2OO
votes to the Higgins faction, thus giving
tha Addicks ticket 1890 majority.
Congressman Willis feels elated at the
prospects of the coming campaign. A
leading Republican worker to-day said to
reporter that those who know John G.
Higgins do not believe he will accept tho
nomination for Governor. He Is man
who thinks more of the party than per-
sonal ambition or the aid of any man.
The prevailing opinion is that he will re-
fuse to accept and will come out in favor
OF John II. HofTeckcr.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-22
He Signed Willingly.

He had been telling what meritorious
scheme he had, and as he finished he drew
a piece Of paper from his pocket.
Il have hero he began
"l'll not subscribe u cent" interrupted
the business man Il don't believe In
your alleged charitable scheme, and III not
give You II cent for it. o."
But | don't want any money from
You, protested the caller.
"Thcn what do you want?'
Il just want you to sign petition to
some one else to help it along. Your in
ilurncc, you know
con, well, III do that but l won't give
you any money for such swindlo. Chi
CaxO Post.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-22

Tho best place to have your carriage re.
lied Ia al Walther d Co.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-22

CAMDEN, Del, July 22.-From the pres
ent indications Camden camp Of 1898 will
be one of tho largest for years. The little
village in the woods with 1870 tents pre-
sents a bright appearance. There was
good sized attendance ut the opening SER
vice this morning Rev. w. +. Corkrun,
presiding elder, will preach this afternoon.
Tomorrow will be Epworth League
day and Rev. V. $. Collins will have
charge of the meeting in the afternoon.
He will also preach at the TO-. 80 o'clock SER
vice. Rev. Mr.. Collins is one of the best
speakers in tho Conference and it Is safe
to say that the attendance will DO largo
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-22

The Olympia IIighclass Specially Com
pany opened ut Union Park last evening.
Tho stars Of the evening were the elegant
team, Hickey and Nelson, comedians, dan.
GERS, high kickers and grotcsque pnnto.
'mimsts, in the act entiLled Twisted and
Tangled" The petite dancer, Miss Millie
Clinton, Is n wonder, and keeps tho audi.
ence spell bound during her performance.
Hadley and Harris musical team were
held over by request, also the banjo cX.
perts and sin gers, making it u two hours
show, one Of the most lAughHble and en-
1oyable that has ever visited us. Look out
Tor next week show Doicoo, great olec-
trio act and slide for life 800 feet.
A childrcn's matinee will 10 given on
Saturday evening, children will bn admit
ted free.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-22
;ASSuRANceJ


Today yea turned your face away
And seemed to doubt me. 4
Tonight your acme Of delight ,;l
Is but to hout mo.
But. sweetheart, will walt.
Love has no lasgard gait.
And. though he seem awey,
Far of he cannot stay.
Tomorrow you will say:
"Doar heart, Of all the things thou art.
Tho best is boldness.
Believe me not whene'er grieve
Thy heart with GOODNESS.
Take me within thy arms;
Shield me from doubling harms,
For DIN thine Away.
My love can never stray
And did not yesterday"
j. Edmund V. Cooke in New York Sun.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-22

We were shown by NJ. Jas Collins to.
day au axe that was carried in tho attack
mado on Quebec by the Army of tho Rev.
olution, by his grcnt-gfand (ather, in IT'D.
1t has been preserved in tho family as an
heirloom for over century, 1t Is hand.
made and tho blade Is welded TO the stock,
being rather n curiosity. 1t Is supposed to
be l30 years old: As high IS SO has been
offered for it, but it is not for sale at any
reasonable price
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-22

A colorrd correspondent writes that he
went to hear Il speech on 'SiugIr Tax" ut
the corner Of Second and Harrison streets,
but instead he heard real Democrat C
speech by II man named llnrnn, who had
just been discharged from Jail ut Dover,
where he had been inrurrrratnh for VIC.
lating an ordinance forhihdiug crowds
collecting on the streets. His Democracy
led himto overlook the outrage, but ii
may be that gratitude to Governor Wat
SON for his. elaboration prompted him to
speak work for his party.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-22

Elk Magistrate, Thomas Bratton, is very
i'll.
Officer Dan Collins, of Wilmington,
was hero on Monday.
Track foreman, James c. Wilson, will
erect Sl,5U0 dwelling on tho Hubbard
lot.
Mrs. Mainda Daniels is very iii with
malarial fever.
W. Harmon Reynolds has been visiting
friends in Wilmington.
Tho base ball cranks arc still in their
glory,
Peaches and pears are plentiful and sell.
Ing at good prices.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-22

Mrs. A. n. ke!gwln is rapidly recover.
ing from the slight attack Of vertigo she
Suffered on Sunday.
Tho condition Of Mrs. James Morrow
has changed for the worse and now the
family have given up hope. The patient
has been out of her mind for some time.
William Montgomery is reported to DO
improving,
Evan Spcakman's condition is about tho
same Us it has been for several days past.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-22

Next fall the ashes Of the great James G..
Blaine will rest in the spot that he would
havo selected-on tho brow Of Winthrop
hill, in Augusta, beside those Of his son
Walker. Mrs Blaine has definitely de.
cidcd upon the removal of the remains
from Washington, and tho noble lot of
three acres wherein they will be inferred
long will be sought out by rcvcrential WIS.,
itors the world yer,-Lewiston (Mo.)
Journal
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-22

Frank Stout, agent for tho Society for
Prevention of Cruelty to Children. took
James II. Carter to Choate Station today,
where he will be given Il good home by
Mrs. Rebccca Wovlston. He would like
to get two homes for the other lads.
Charles is smart lad of Il years and is
handy around place and fono Of horses
and stable work
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-22

Take the news to Sallie! Murdcn will
be at Fifth aud Church streets tomorrow,
selling sea trout from one OF his rclrgcra.
tor cars at cents per pound.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-22

Cmtnrrh md Cnihs Relieved In 10 10 60
Minutes -,,ne short puif of tho breath
through tho Blowers. supplied with each bot
tie Of Or. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder dituses
this Powder over Vie surfaces Of ltU usual
pussapes. Pai1!e4s and delightful to use, 1t
relieves instantly. and permanently cures
Throat, TonsiiiriS and Deafness 81 cents
The Miller D.ug store, AZ Market street
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-22

William Kinsler stopped runaway
gray horse attached to n carriage at TWEEN
ty-second and Market streets, about ton
o'clock this morning. He was knocked
down in the effort, but fortunately sue
coeded in catching the bride and recover
ing ms feet brought tho runaway to II
stand still The owner came up in IL few
minutes afterwards and was profuse in
his thanks,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-22

IHis.
A very taking poem has boon written IN
Lewis McCann by his fiicma, Daniel
Farra. Il will be published in a few days
NJ w Harold smith of Sh.,rp SEQ
who has bean away on his summer yac.-
ton. returned home on Iu',dhy
Tho editor of the MornlnS News is
happy The peanut trust has hursted.
Monkey Nrll,at Sbclluof pur, i. "A grant
fayOrite with Visitors; 10 The mark
Davia W Hrr,,, .r,cri,,crarrt tho
wilmington puI,If, ,nAoDis, and Professor
A. " Berlin the principal If the High
School, lay" +. tuned from BG'fulD, WHARF,
they attended the convention Of the Ma
tional Educational As,Daialtpn
Revnnd nrl.,,,,, .ny.rpl ,,,l,rs +, h,
oiennc1 tLr r,iIrlT -; II .,yrL fr,n,,rtal va
other business a its mnctiu-ye,torday.
The spr,Lag, at the mi,.i,,lo,y ma, rIu,
to he held lo morrow afternoon Al Iu.nnn
stcnd viii H., lt.,II.rI inn'Iu.rt,n nnI Tia
Rev, Alfred q. NJ rt;uet i ID both N
whom are we'll l;r,,yu a. all. ma aln.
quent
A lady vii, yisi,,l ,ur r,t,. IN Tuasd,v
last LOST hrr u,rl.rtl1,I; r,ni.,inin, nhnmt
81 and II small key, Lntwrrn Foulth and
French and : yth aal King streets The
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W. 7,',p''' S'',
III i "'A w." ''' In'uu7,
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D.. ", . ,r,,r..i,,,. ,.,..4.nd.., ,,.n
q shor, yi,it arruaI
N,,,,.,rn,, C,..,.or .r u,,r,r h,. b,r,
Mnet7Vtnlt ,o.,t',' " huN'r' mas h'lu
Of mb"lzlng lnony from t"e -nyor Sow
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-22

Col. Wainwright. oTllts No. Ws,t 7th
street, Wilmington, Dol, secures widows
pensions In from 10 10 30 days. Rcjectst.
reduced and dropped ponsicns rastoroi.
Original ard Increase claims quickly sat
tied. Cal! on him or wrlta for pap,r5 and
Instructions. Thousands OF persons ara
entitled TO p,nslons and snoll! apply
for them at once.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-22
No limo EorNSentiment.

Mamma don't like the idea Of that
young Harris hanging around Jenny 50
mitch. He hasn't cent except his little
salary.
Papa-You needn't worry. They are
both too busy talking about bicycles to
have any time for lovGmakins -Indianap-
pills Journal
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-22

The copious rain of last night was not
general. Register of Wills Crossan says
there was but Slight fall out in Christi
ana Hundred, and Deputy Register in
Chancery Ferguson brings the same ncws
from Blackbird. Down the Delaware
Railroad the rain did not fall The storm
here was heavy and served to cool the at
mosphcro during tho morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-22

Daniel II, Flaglcr died at the home of
his sister Mrs Sarah Thatcher, No 1896
West Sixth street, sunday, of commissions
in his 57th year. Mr.. Flagler is Il former
Wilmingtonian, but of recent years he
lived in the West.
The remains were inferred in the vii
mngton and Brandywino cemetery after
services by Rev. A. n. Kcigwin.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-22

Owen Kelly, n mnchinist In the employ
of the Edge Moor Iron Company, this
morning had three toes Of his right foot so
badly crushed by an anglo plate falling on
them that they had, to be nmpntated at
the Delaware Hospital. Mr.. Kelly resides
Oh Most Fourth slreet.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-22

IHV TTTSV TNTpTTITVTTV DU1IU pUYF II WU1
lishtiul concert last evening at 'hcllpot
10 an auliancO Of about three thousand
people under the leadership of Professor
j, Wailsmith, and YVES greatly apprcciat
cd, The band is playing the latest stand
ard music They have been engaged to
play Thursday and saturday evenings Of
this woak,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-22

A Baltimore and Ohio Railroad express
train at Twin Oaks yesterday afternoon
struck Il team driyrn'by Peter Green, aged
ca years The horse was torn from the
carriage, run over and his head cut off
TIE wagon WAS left beside the track with
Mr.. Green sitting in ii uuhurmcd but bad
y scared.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-22

The weather to morrow promises to be
from cloudy to clearing, and slightly cool
er. Friday fair with rising temperature.
THE TEMPERATURE.
The thermometer at tho REPUBLICAN,
Office today:
7o'ClOck. 10 o'clock. 2 o'clock.
~ s. "a
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-22

There was lively sct-to at Front and
French streets this morning botweea q
colorcd and white man, in which tho col.
ored man came out VICTORIOUS. 1t is said
that the white man was the aggressor,
Bystundcrs enjoyed the'fun.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-22

I, TATEAlENT OF THE DERT OF
> THE CITY OF WH.MlNGTON,
DELAWARE, July |. 1896:
Sinking Fund Loan ...........,$l, 29j lJO w
Loan 40. -. authorized for
$-t!.UOJ iur the constructing
OF II new reservoir cool
SPRING.. improving the water
works OF the city and other
purposes Date of ordinance.
july 30. 1874 Rcdeemnhlc ~
follows: 5000 on the first day
of July, 1879. and SiOnn on the
FIRST day of July of each sue
c'r,!iug year Untll and inrlnd-
Ing lhc nrst day of July, 1901,
and the remaining sum Of
So 400 on the first day OF July,
1905. Interest payable on the
first day Of January and July
in each year. AT the rat" OF
pcr cent, per nllrIin. Balance
unpaid Of Loan No. - ....,. "a. luV w
Loan No %, authorized for
,i2i,NO for the construction OF
q new resrrN dir Cuul SPRING.,
Improving the water works
Of lh1 city auI for other ri!r-
posra. Date of ordinance.
May l. lHG- Redcemable as
follows 5000 On the first day
OF S,ptrnlnr, 1876, and a like
amount on the first day Of
September OF each and every
year thereafter until AMI in
clugtng the first day of sep
t"nlhrr, 1910. and tho remain
Ing sum TT S-.pV on inc nFNt
day OF September !. u. laII.
Interest payable ON the first
day Of March aud September
III each year. at the rate of
nupaii Of Loan 10. % ........ 5000 90
Loan No. q. authorized for
Sli0UO for the construction
aud completion Of new water
reservoir u'ooI SPRING., i'm
flowing water works or tho
fIfv ana other DllrIbSlS
late Of ordinance, May Il.
ISL Erdcnmablc February |.
lsl5. Interest payable on tho
iir st DAY Of February and An
gust Of each year at the rate
Of per cent, per auuum.
Total Of Loan No. z ...,,. -. 10000 90
Loan No. IS authorized for
i0,JJotO Pay the present float
ing and unfunIol debt
incurred by the E1nrl of iIdu-
cation in the city Of Whining
ton Amount authorized TO be
i-.Nlr,l ~ ordinance Of COun-
;il August II, ISL, $4,000
Interest payable on the inst
day Of February ana August
T. each year. keA%"manie
'hrr!arl to lie issued by oril-
naHro OF Council February 9.
l%.g $2l 300 Interest payable
iS.1 $9i,WO Nrinnmablr Sop
irulnr /, lsNt. Interest payable
on the first day Of March and
September In cHph year at
per cent. per anHum, Total OF -.
ro n2n" No no. !, ant6orisSd '' for '0O00 W
Si4iUm. 70 pay tho present
floating uid uufuulei ini"nt-
edness Of the city of WijrHg-
ton Date Of ordinance, April
H. lsit lto!remable AS fol
lows; 5000 en- tho first day of
November |. 1855 and SIQ'J on
tho FIRST day Of November in
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-22
Bay Recovering.

William Kgoufr, the il-yoar old boy
who had three toes of the right foot torn
of by bicycle chain Monday night, Is
still at the Delaware Hospital and inquiry
Mt that institution this afternoon found
the boy recovering rapidly.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-22

Robt Nerrick sold As head Of stock at
Red Lion, on Monday. Cows brought from
$50 to SO; hcifers, sl7,S2l; bulls, S2! to s28
j. e. Robinson was .uctionnccr.
Frank Mondy, the little two yeer-old
grand son of Mrs, Flaherty of Kenneth,
was very badly bitten by mad dog at the
residence of Martin Morrasy, near Avon
d ale, Sunday. Tho little boy accompanied
his uncle TO Mr., Morra'y's and while play)
Ing in tho yard was attacked by the dog,
Part Of the chll's nose was bitten off and
his face badly laccratel. "a physician dress.
ed the wound .
Mrs Elizabeth ]. Williams, widow of the
late Harrison Wi.'iatns, of this borough,
died Wedncsday,at the residence of her SOM
in law, Thomas r. Hull, in Philadelphia,
where she has resided for some time. She
was in her 9lst year, and has been In fce-
bic health for some time Her remains were
Inferred IN IongwOUd cemetery, Saturday.
Mrs. Harry Green and daughter, Of WIZ
mngton, Del, are visiting her parents, p
II. Bra'ton and wife.
The Misses Walton, Carrie Wolaston,
Helen Barnard, Edna Graham, and Elsie
Gawthrop, are spending the day ut Mt. Gu
ha, Dell, riding down on their wheels.
Mrs. John C. Falra and son, Randolph,
Of Wilmington art visiting her parents,
Evan Z. Green and wife.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-22

Parties who arc in the habit of stealing
coal from Beggs' new brick yard are noti
fed that Bill kinsler is employed as watch
man and last night fired two shots to in.
timidate thieves. Hereafter he will waste
no mole lead but will shoot to hit
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-22

Frank Boehm, who left this city on July
10 and sailed from New York on tho
phoenicia, arrived safely at Hamburg to-
day. Word has been received hero that
John A. Lcngel will sail for home on July
aSth,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-22

Anthony Higgins is in New York ON
political matters, it is understood.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-22

A small Polish boy was bitten on the
right arm by horse at Tuurthnnd King
STREETS. this afternoon Ills INJURIES which
were slight were dressed ut W. C.Taylor's
drug store,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-22

Application for q French patent which
covers the territory Of Algeria, is 800,
which includes all expenses for the first
year
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-22

II you want your carriage repaired go
to Walther and Co. Prices mo larate aud
oil work guarAnteed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-22
Conn, Pennyroyal PltlA

Simms the first among pills for thu
ladies, made Of pure material stand higa
in their recommendation for the lniirml'
ties OF ladies. 81. also sent by mall. so
King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-22

Constable Windish closed the grocery
store of VIM. II. Blackiston, corner Of SIN
and Woolaston streets today.