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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-21
RAILROAD STATISTICS
Interesting Facts and Figures for
y. the Travelling Public.
A BIG DECREASE IN EARNINGS.

An Unusually Small Number of Passen-
gers Killed and Injured-A Compreicn-
sive Statement Prepared by the Inter-
state Commerce Commission.
8 WASHINGTON, July 81. - Tho eighth
statistical report of the Interstate COM
tlnerce commission, prepared by its statis-
tiOian, for tho year ended June 30, 1895,
BIAS Just been submitted
Reference is made to tho effect of tho
continuod business depression and tho
large number Of recelverahips. On Juno
~, 1875, l60 roads, operating 1855 miles,
were reported in the hands of receivers,
showing q net decrease Of 20 roads and
1858 miles Of line during the year Tho
railway capital represented by these roads
was nearly 50, 800 030. 600, or about % 20 per
cent. Of tho total railway capital in tho
United States.
The total railway mileage in the United
States on June 20, 1885, was l8O,657 miles,
an increase for tho year of l,9i9 miles, or
1.OS per cent, the smallest during any pre-
.ceding year for which reports have been
made to The commission. The aggregate
length Of all tracks in the United States
on June 90, 1905, was 286,S94 miles. The
number Of railway corporations on that
date was 1865, of which lob maintained
operating accounts and 500 financial &C.
counts. During the year IA roads werc
abandoned, 8 merged, 32 rcorganized and
S8 consolidated.
The classification Of RAILWAYS on the
. basis of operated mileage shows that AZ
companies each operating moro than
1000 miles, operate 100 ia mile, of limo or
t5.67 per cent Of tho total railway mil
age, and that 1873 roads, or Il. o. nor cont.
of oUeratinp companje, oacb with !, ,n;In.
age exceeding 80 miles. oreroie 1t5 IL,
miles, or S0.oi per cent Of tbe fatal mia.
in operation The increase in numbnr NJ
locomotives in service during tbe v,nr
was 2O7, the total number June no ISn1
being 35, 500, of which 9,V0y were M assenrer
locomotives and 20,Ol2 freight TLe MIN.
ber of cars of all classes rnported hrinr
those owned by RAILWAYS. wns 90 5GI -
decrease of 1917 us comunred with th,
previous wear. This derra,so ia nnt
wholly due to an oirert to ecoromize in
euuipmcnt. but rather to ircraa .ed ne, ~
priynte cars,
The number of passenecrs corricd mn
pssseneer locomotive was II, ~ or -. '07
less tbnu In 1891 Tn. nu,,l,cr of r,iIos ,or
passenger was 1928 g67 or a,5. Ar lass th,n
In 1891, while tho numlcr If m,s.rnrnr
oars per 900. 600 pnsseuu,rs corrInd wn,
Is, or II greuter than the nr,r,din, vaor
This IN probably Iuruplv Lu, tn tbe da.
creased travel on account Of business do.
prsssion, but it also suggests tbnt nns,
sanger traffic has returned TO its nnrmnl
conditions previous to the Worlds On.
lpmbiun expositjon,
The number of men cmvloved nv r,i,-
ways shows an increase Of $40 as COM
paerd with the previous year, tho number Of
employees being 7sj, ,O34 on June 30, 1885. Ths
ktatistics on this noint chow, ,h,t ,L,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-21

Window screens made to order only, at
Harry Icrgcr's, 40 Shipicy street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-21

On Thursday, July 80. the Philadelphia,
Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
Company will run u special low rato ex-
curSion tc one OF Maryinnds most popu.
lar Watering places, colchester Beach
This place Is held in high favor by all
who have been thCro or who have heard
1t, praise, sounded 1t has all the at.
tributes Of 4 first class resort. and especial.
ly appeals to families. Every possible
Kind of amusement is to be found in al.
dition to tho novcrdyinG fascination of
the sea, Its location, OH tho prct,icst part
Of he beautiful Chesapeake Bay, speaks
for itself
In order that people living on the Phila-
dolphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Rail
road may avail Themselves of day at this
charming place, IL special train will be run
and tickets will b. sold ut III exceedingly
low rate.
The following schedule will ba in Of.
feet:
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-21

Hardware dealers should get prices on
paper before buying elsewhere. A or 81
white envelope, 81 ccnts per thousand.
Bakers pie plates, paper and paper bags.
q, Il. Ribbans, los East second street.
Are You Going 10 Bay Itidec next Snnduys
Leave Market street 7.2O n. m, Delaware
avenue 90 a. IN. Grabbing, fishing, boat.
Ing and bathing, Fine music Excursion
tickets sloO. Train passes through Balti.
more going and returning.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-21
Clayton MoMichael Seriously Ill,

ATLANTIC CITY, July 2l.-Colonel Clay
ton McMichael, proprietor Of the Phila-
delphia North American, is critically Ill
from appendicitis at his summer cottage
here Drs. Deyer and Dougherty Of Phila-
dolphin and DR.. Powell of this city are In
attendance. All his family are with him.
His son Emory who is a member Of tho
Philadelphia City Troop and who was at
the state camp with his comrades was
tclographed for Sunday morning and
reached here Yesterday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-21
II0firclter IIopeful.

sAU"tEhtV EIDpe1ut.
Correspondence of Every Evening.
SMYRNA, July 20-The Republicans o
Duck Creek Hundred rcgret tho action o.
the Georgetown convention. They wish
1t had endorsed Hon. John II. Hoffeckel
for Governor, knowing no is conservative
Republican aud not allied with either fac
ton. The Higgins men in this county, II:
scarce rs they are, will support Hoffeckcl
and Willis
When asked if there is anything in the
rumor that he will resign the nomination
Mr. lioffccker said he will not. He will
remain candidate of all Republicans and
will push the fight to u finish
Dr. 1. G. Moore, the leader of tho Duck
Greek hundred Republicans, Is one of the
most sanguine men in Kent county. When
interviewed respecting tho action of tho
Georgetown convention he seemed to be
little concerned. While he would have
been glad to have seen compromise he
thinks the proceedings of that convention
will tend to mako the candidacy of Hor.
fecker and Willis stronger.
Mr.. Hoffecker is still receiving congratu-
lations and his strength is growing daily
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-21

Everett Holingsworth thrcshed tho
wheat frcm iia d OF l2 acres for r.. Lewis
Armstrong, of Christiann Hundred, II few
days ago, and the yield was 42l bushels or
fraction over G5 bushels to the acre Mr..
Hoilingsworth says tho measurement of
the wheat ho Is satisfied Is correct, and he
knows that Mr. Armstrong is IL christian
lis well a5 II politician, and he thinks that
he would not prcyarcuta abouta plot of
land. If others can do better we will be
pleased to hear from them.
Mr H. also also thrcshcd lot of wheat
for Thomas Finn, which averaged 81
bushels to the nc re.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-21
WILMINGTON.

*Cavcl!c out on buntcd bird strike.
Wilmington 1 0 0 0 0 0 %
Hartford q u 2 0 3 O-5
Lancaster ais sun req urfrat from New
ark yesterday. Lloyd's effective pitching
and tho fac fielding Of tho Newark boys
was he cause. The score:
Newark .......0 0 . 0 0 %
Lancaster. | 0 0 0 0 0 o.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-21
BrutalIy Assaulted by Robbers,

ALTOONA, Pa, July al.-Early in tho
morning three men entered the house of
Mrs. II. l.. Boughamer in the western part
OF this city, knocked her scnsolcss with u
baseball bat, md after binding and gag
ing her threw her into the cellar. They
then ransacked tho house, but secured
only small sum of money. Her little son
gave the ALARM and when found the
woman was unconscious. From tho con-
dition Of tho house it was evident that Il
desperate struggle had occurred Last
January Mrs Boughamer was the victim
of similar attack, and note left on u
table yesterday bore tho words: "It was
me done it before" The case is mystery
to the authorities.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-21
HARTFORD TAKES THE FIRST.

Inability to bunch hits at the proper
time lost Wilmington Its first game of the
series to Hartford yesterday afternoon.
The visitors won in the eighth inning af.
ter two men were out. Then they made
three runs after McCafferty had sent
two men to bases on balls and allow
ed the three men to score on singles by
Eustis, Petit and double by Cayclle.
The score was ) to g.
Tho locals started out well enough, but
after the sixth inning could not cross the
plate. Newell led off with double.
Gallagher also doubled Tho men got
doubles again in the third inning Nc.
Catfcrty pitched n good game notwith-
Standing his dcfeat, allowing the heavy
hittcrs only six hits, but ono being dou-
bic, Until the fifth inning the visitors
would not have reached second base had
not Newell fumbled and McCatferty threw
wild Score:
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-21
CarIisie's school Controversy Ended.

CARLISLE, Pa, July al.-Judge Biddle
yesterday ended the contest between Car
isles rival school boards by handing
down decision sustaining the old board.
He holds that the repeal of the Carlisle
special law did not Oust the existing board,
because the members thereof were elected
under the act of 1874, not under the special
law. The decision settles Il contest which
has been wagcd for over year
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-21
Filibusters Still Unsupprssssd,

New YORK, July 2l-It is believed that
q fllibustering expedition will soon sail
from Il nearby port for Cuba. An I'M
portant conference to discuss means of
aiding the insurgents was held in the
Cuban junte headquarters, in which
General Roloff, the Cuban secretary of
war, is snid to have participated, and the
anticipated expedition is said to have
been the subject discussed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-21

Mrs. Iiackcndorn, Rising Sun, says: My
daughter, q years old and my little son,
years old. had all the symptoms Of worms:
their appetl'es wers miserable. gave them
soma Mexican Worm LoHenses; the girl
passed worm ten inches long aud the lit
lie boy passed nest of seat worms. Now
they can cat everything put before them.
Large 5oc box ESQ. To-Ca, Mexican Blood
Tonlc' Large $l00 bottles 25c Samples
free. Oit1cs 4l9 Market stygst,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-21
The MOUNTAIN CHAUT TAUQUA.
Mountain Lake Park. Nd, OH tho Main
Line of the Picturesque b. s. o.

The most superb and sensible summer
resort III America. s3DD 600, expended in
Improvements; 200 bonuiiful cottages;
hotel and collhgo board at from s. to sl3
per wcck-chcapcr than staying at home.
The mountain air and the mountain views
simply lndrscrbablr. Session August 1,h
to the 10Th, Three superb entertainments
daily. The best music and the best lee.
turcrs which money can procure. Dr. Y.
Dewitt Ta!mugc, Gen. John B. Gordon
and Bishop j, H. Vincent already secured,
with 100 others. Dr.. W. l.. David SON tho
great Chantnnqua manager, in charge.
SUMNER SCHOO!S.-2D departments Of
important school work in charge of load.
ing instructors from tho prominent uni.
vcrsitics. A wonderful chance for teachers
and students desiring to make up studies.
Tuition Insignificant. Wishes Of students
gratiilod. Low rates on railroads. For
full detailed Information and Illustrated
progrnm, address A. X. Spcrry, Mountain
Luke Park Md
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-21

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, July Elm mo.
ment of passion, caused by a dispute over
game of cards, w. W. Haralson, auditor
of the Jacksonville Tampa and Key West
Railroad company, dealt fatal blow to
Francis NJ Ector, assistant auditor of the
same road Tho quarrel occurred in the
reading room of tho Arlington hotel, where
the two men boarded. Haralson struck
his friend over the head with heavy
chair Ector fell unconscious, and died
soon after
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-21

ELKToN, Md, July 2l.-The bookmakers
at Iron Hill race track, who have been
making books at Aqucduct and Latonia,
were yesterday arrested and given hear
ing before Magistrate H. NJ Groves, who
held them under $500 bail for further
hearing on Thursday. States Attorney
Evans sayshe proposes to stop the making
of foreign books.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-21

HUNTINGTON, w. Va, July 2l-A. j.
Call, aged 45, and Nettie Call, his 25-ycar-
old daughter, were killed in shanty bont
six miles east of here yesterday. LOTTO
Call was fatally wounded and two small
children arc at the point Of death, all from
wounds Inflicted by Eta Robins, who
is in jailaccuscd Of the murder. She used
an ax AS weapon. Call and his daugh-
ter, who are dcad, had their heads severed
from their bodies and all tho children are
slnshod in Il horrible manner One woman
leapcd into the river and saved her life.
No cause is assigned for the decd
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-21
A NARRATION.
There was a youth,

| There was a youth,
A daring youth,
| Whose favorl!e recreation
ANA most common relaxation
| TN TACT his one yoCatiOn)
| Was the perfect contamination
| or absolute domination
Der all the fair creation.
In his lively Imagination
Tho mere fact Of participation
IA clandestlne osculation,
Marked tho fair ones subiugation,
such was the elf.spectation
Of the said young man.
There was maid,
A foolish maid
whose especial alteration
Tor abnormal cercbratiun)
Was all unrestrained elalion
AT the tender palpi,ation
And the tickling Utilization
And the unusual sensation
or indiscreet OSCILLATION.
In such kisses u temptation
Lurkcd and the fascination
Or them caused infatuation
For the said young man.
At this maiden 5 habitation,
Called this youth in expectation.
Soon the trend of conversation
Assumed the form of susurration;
Whispering soft his alteration
In language clothed with cxornation
This young man hushed her trepidation
soon attained her association
And secured corporation
In not alone one OSCILLATION
But in it's frequent iteration.
There was man,
An elderly man,
In this selfsamc habtation
or marvellous observation
Anquite unusual penetration
who had watched this bold Irritation
And who, with natural Indignation,
Witnessed the fond annexation
" youthful lips in OSCILLATION
With Il great deal of vexation.
With muttered declaration
sounding strangely like "Darnation,"
lEither that or "Thunderation'D
He straigbtway caused the elevation
And rotation
And gyration
And extirpation
And rulnntion
And destination
And determination
And ASSASSINATION
or the said young man.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-21
Mining Companies Ask Protection.

SULLIVAN, Ind, July 2l.-The mining
companies at Star City have asked for
protection. The sheriff and posse of
deputies have started from here Trouble
Is anticipated, as it has been brewing for
several days
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-21

The Addicks First District Committee
met last night at the rooms OF the Union
Republican Club, Fifth aud Market streets
and orgauizod. The following officers were
elected Chairman, Stephen Downsy; vice
chairman, Charles W. Solloway; secretary.
Howard y. Stats; treasurer, Colonel d. r.
B1rnard, sergeant-a arms, William John
son. The committee will hold regular meet
insH every Monday evening. On Saturday
afternoon the First aud Second Dlstict
committees will meet and organize for the
Campaign in New Castle county.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-21

Dr. Slmms' Pain Scarcher cures the Sc
yerest pains in from 10 to 80 minutes.
Very quick in relieving neuralgia, head.
ache, sudden colds, dysentery, painters
collie, sore throat, cramps, pains, collie, SO.
1t Is the standard pain medicine In
w. world. Depot COG King street, whole.
sAls and retail.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-21

NEW YoRK, July D.-Beeves slow and lower !;
native steers, poor to prime, $3.GydI.50; stays
and oxen, 81 6093.1O; bulls, s26a.0O. Calves ac
tive and higher; poor to prime veals, S3d5. rs |;
butterm!lk calves s?371sd2.S0. Sheep and
lambs lower; poor to prime sheep s2a 5G4. 25 |;
common to choice lambs, $4,000. Hogs steady
At $3.6OtgA
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, July a-Cattle slow !;
prime, $4aSS44O; good, l4lta4,25; rough fat,
taa3S6 bulls, stays and COWS, s2'G3jO; heifcrs.
tg9i Hogs ruled active; prime light, 1850
8e5; best medium, So. 7OtG375 heavy, 5000
$40; roughs, s2t1S. Sheep slow prime, 80. o0,14:
good, 805g8.8Q; culls, sl(s2 common to good
yearlings, s2.t09s.50; choice lambs. s47tR5.
Veal calves $GttG25,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-21
WORK OF MOSQUITOES
Among a Party OF Campers From
This City.
THEY CARRIED OFF The MASCOT
The Mosquitoes at Pennsgrovo Open a
Trap Door, Carry OF Dog and Drown
Him in the Delaware.

The Mosquitoes at Pennsgrovo Open q
Trap Door, Carry OF Dog and Drown
Him in the Delaware.
Just week ago Frank McCausl and
West Trotter, William Simpler, AL Hart
mann, Il. Brady and j. Matchctt left this
city for Pennsgrove for two weeks
camp. They engaged tho fast going skiff
Thomas Denney in order to enjoy the
| pleasures of the river In day time the
young men had Il jolly time, as they are
all gocl looking young men and were
dressed in natty white duck suits. But
| when evening came they were tormented
| by the mosquitoes.
They battled along with them until Sat
urday evening since which time they have
been enjoying happiness. On that day
Trotter and Brady took a walk for the
purpose OF gathering wild flowers.
They felt tired after the walk and work
of gathering the flowers and sat down un-
der big tree and made four handsome
bouquets. Sleep arrived on the scene
by this time and tho two young men
were aroused from thoir slumbers aftor
sundown by piercing bites which they
thought at first were those of copper
heads.
Upon opening their eyes and taking in
sec an army of mosquitoes, each being the
size of a humble bee, making an onslaught
uDon them.
They quickly gathered their bouquets and
started on run for camp. They burned
the road" at gait that would have done
credit to Prentiss, our local sprinter. They
were obliged to use tho bouquets as wcap-
ons OF defense in keeping the pests away
from their heads.
Whom thnv nrrjuo1 ot
Captain McCaesland did not know. them
Their faces were swollen and bleeding. In
abont twenty seconds ut least 5000 bills
were protruding through the boards Of the
tent. The tenters were in deadly fear that
they would never see home nor friends
again.
But Waller, the cook, organized de-
fense party, and with two hntchets, II NAL.
let and II piece of iron four of the camp
crs, led by Waller with an axe clinchcd
the bills of the mosquitoes on the inside
OF the boards, and since then Recreation
Camp Is the attraction with its thousands
of dead mosquitoes lined on tho boards
A few must have escaped for about 2
o'clock on Sunday morning they heard an
awful noise. Their dog began to bark
sharply and all at once the skylight was
broken and a thousand mosquitoes fell
upon the little dog and carried off. The
next day the dead body of the dog was
found in the river
All tho young mon Went to church on
Sunday and returned thanks for their es-
care from death. They are all we'll and
will visit Gordon Heights ON Thursday
night and return home on Monday.
A t;Oid Watch Tor S2.Dj
You can get an electro plated gold |
witch. Ladies' Or gents for s. 95 by bay
Ing one ton OF cuu from Fl. L. Sergeant. |
eS S'Large Pea Coal for family use.
Coal all under cover and we'll screened, |
224G lbs. to the ton.
Pine or oak kindng wood split ready |
for use. Large load 81 30.
Order from Il. r. TSergeant, Office 7th and |
King StIants, Yard. lnn MarvlHnu auaaua
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-21
HUOPEX'S ANOOYkE r.; i;!::;: ;i::;:::; :;;::;
" s'~ '"e Dlarrhpa,


Local members of the knights OF Malta
last night entertained Afro Commandery
of Chester. The Germania Band and a
delegation of lodgemen met the visitors
and escorted them to German Hall, where
the evening was delightfully."- spent Supper
was served and while it was in progress
T. 4. A. Land of Canada and Charles L.
Haywood of this city spoke The visitors
were pleased with their trip
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-21
Fought Six Rounds to = Draw,

PHILADELPHIA, July 2l.--Harry Baker,
of Chicago, and Frank P. Slavin, of Aus.
tralia, fought six rounds to draw last
night at the Caledonian club. Slavin was
the aggressor throughout, but the Chi
eago lad displayed very clever lodging
tactics and landed some heavy blows on
Slavins neck. Both men were fresh at
the finish and the decision was received
with satisfaction.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-21

READING, Pa, July 2l.-Some weeks ago
number of machinists employed at the
Reading railroad machine shop joined
branch Of thu National Mnchinists' aSsoci-
alton. Only men employed by the day
were taken ill., piece workers being re-
jcctcd. The men have been Informed that
they must either withdraw from the or
ganizaton or leave the service of tho COM
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-21
Death of Colonel Hungcrford,

ROME, July 2l.-Coloncl Daniel f. Hun
gerforl, father of Mrs. John w. Mackay,
died yesterday at his home in this city.
His death was caused by tumor of the
liver. He served in New York regiment
during the war, and in 1877 took up his
permanent residence in Rome
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-21

Rober! Merrck lost u fine driving horse
few days ago, near Willowdale, Pa. He
harnsssel him and turning him into an
adjournins field he died in few minutes.
1t is supposed that the extreme heat was
the cause of his sudden taking off As he
cost $50 the profit from the sale of several
cows disappeared In tho twinkling of an
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-21
Talking Cow.

Harry Pasamore, of Christiana hun
dred, visited our city on Monday after
noon. He Is looking around among tho
dairymen and Is always ready to talk cow,
as he invariably has n few sprngers on
hand, A superior Jersey is what he Is
now Dragging about, and he thinks the
man who purchases her will get bargain.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-21

We have made no wind over our great
shoe sale Nevertheless it goes on and
without any side tracking Of truth. Our
bargains win dollars every time. See for
yourself, anyway. A. O. Wvel, formerly
manager for the late John Il. Walker, No.
u u. Third street
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-21


By the decision of tho Supreme Court in
Pennsylvania recently handed! down the
bill that the dGfunct firm of Granville B.
Haines owed Hood, Bonbright g. Co, the
sum of Sli5,0DD. This decision will enable
the dcfunct firm to pay 80 cents on the
dollar. Several persons residing in vii
mington will bo made correspondingly
happy by this decision. Ten cents on the
dollar was all that the Assiguces expected
to nav,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-21
SILVER WATCH VOTE.
Yesterday , Baseball Games.

National I4eague-At Chicago Chicago,
10; Boston, 3,
Eastern League-At Providence: Provi-
dence, .; Albany, L.
Atlantic League-At Philadelphia: Ath-
lotto, II; Paterson, 4. At Wilmington:
Hartford, 5; Wilmington, g. At Newark:
Newark, 8; Lancaster, |.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-21

Powell has on his stalls in the Third
street market a lot Of prime fish at cents
pound. lie has also lot Of superior
butter fish which be is selling four pounds
for 25 cents Try them. They are nicely
cleaned and ready for the pan.