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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1896-08-15
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Find herewith our check in full.
Ship us n dozen pc size, two dozen
SOC size. and one dozen 81 size of DR..
Bells Pine-Tar-Honey. Ship at once,
as We only have three bottles left on
our shelves. DR.. Bells Pine-Tar-
Honey is a fine seller and gives good
satisfaction. Truly,
T.. WAYNE GRIFFIN * Bro.
Druggists. Hartford, Ky.
Martin Oberhiede has been appoint
ed a special officer to look after the
health of the city.
The little children who are being
drilled at the St. Charles Hotel for an
entertainments at Willer's Park are
getting along nicely. They will surely
give an Interesting entertainment.
If you have ever seen a little child
in the agony of summer complaint.
you can realize the danger of the
trouble and appreciate the value Of
instantaneous relief always afforcd
by DeWitt's Collie and Cholera Cure.
For d~ysentery ard diarrhOea it is IA
reliable remedy. We could not afford
to recommend this as a cure unless
it were Il cure. For sale by !. Maple
Wilson, Druggist.
John y. Snider came in to-day from
the West End. He has been out shak-
ing hands with Republicans and Dem
Ucrats and he says he is we'll pleased
with the outlook. He found lots of
Democrats who will not take their
medicine straight.
The City Council has authorized the
Mayor TO redeem two thousand dol
lars of Normal School bonds at one
dollar and fifteen cents and interest.
Seems 10 lis that this is a little steep
for these hard times. If the Democrats
carry the country IN November as they
claim they will. these bonds could
have been redeemed with free silver at
half the price the Council proposes to
pay for them.
DR.. Sawyer:-Dear Sir: | a say
with pleasure that | have been using
your medicine, and will recommend it
to all suffering ladies.
MIR. W. w. WEATHERSHEE,
Augusta. Ga.
Sold at ]. Maple Wilson's drug store.
The Council met in adjourned ses-
sion this morning and after ~disposing
OF unfinished business instructed the
Mayor to purchase $1,000 Normal
Bonds at Sl.15. and ordered the
treasurer to call $1,000 City Funding
making a total of $4,000 ordered paid
out for bonds. This amount added to
payments for hydrant rental and
electric lights, g., $780, 81, makes a to-
tai of s6,25O.OO ordered paid by the
city to-day. Who says the City of
Cape Girardeau is bankrupt:
DIR. Bells p ine-Tar-Honey is Gitfer
ent from all other cough remedies. 1t
cures by allaying the Inflammation and
giving tone, strength, vigOr and vi
tally to the respiratory organs.
Guaranteed by all dealers.
Enclosed find check for S4l. 10. |
have had a good trade on your medi-
cines: hear no complaint. l think DR..
Bells Pine-Tar-Honey the best cough
remedy on the market.
j. ID. GRIGGS. .
Merchant, Hitesville. KY.
FRIDAY.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1896-08-15
For $1.

We will sell you p rolls OF Wall
Paper that anybody ought to be pleas
ed with. But W have many papers
much higher in price and some of the
Is patterns at Bernhard Bahn's, 81
Main, will certainly suit and please
you.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1896-08-15

The big bargain store. spot Cash"
The corn crop in this section of the
country will not he what it ought to
be this year.
There are eight Democratic candi-
dates for Assessor in this county and
not IA ghost of a show for one OF them.
How silly some men a be.
Your dollar does double duty at
the spot Cash"
See bargains in south window of
spot Cash"
John NJ. Casebolt. of Butler coun-
ty. who has been visiting relatives in
this city for a week will lea ve for his
home tomorrow morning.
| heard of DR.. Bell : Pine-Tar-Honey
being for sale at the store of Messrs.
Gam, Burnett x Co.. Grantsburg,
Ills, and seeing many recommended
tons from different persons, of its
wonderful valuable merits, I thought
l would try a bottle. | have been
seriously affected for p years with 4
cough and pains in my side and breast
that were causing ma a miserable life.
l spent hundreds OF dollars with doe
tors and for medicine. Dat everything
failed until [ tried this wonderful!
remedy. 1t beats tn world and has
saved my life. l recommend DR..
Bells Pine-Tar-Honey 20 everybody
with weak lungs. It is d great ne
cess. Sold by ali dealers.
j. B. ROSELL.
Grantsburg, Ills.
| Lowery Hope is in the cit! to-day.
Mr.. Hope. we understand, is thinking
of Offering mis- services 10 the Demo-
cratic party for County Collector.
Your money back if you wait il at
spot Cash"
Many cisterns in this city are dry
and people are using nydrant water.
We can now see the necessity OF water
works.
We are good people to know at the
spot Cash"
Our doctors tell us that this not,
dry weather it making lots of sickness.
Mrs. DR.. smith, the eminent lady
specialist. will visit the Cape August
2.st and remain till further notice.
John \. Snider and d. L. Hoffman
delivered speeches at the picnic al
Klein's Spring yesterday
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1896-08-15
ADlETS.

EOR SALE-A good work horse, gentle and
I kind. Apply to J. NJ. Morrison.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1896-08-15

EOR RENT-A few good farms. Only the
I right kind of farmers wanted. Apply to
e. 7. Lewis, Agent for Louis HOuck.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1896-08-15

XAIANTED-A white girl 10 do general house
w work. Apply to Mrs. VIM. Bryan,
North Lorimler St.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1896-08-15

WILLIAM PAaR. Sect,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-13

Over the Wilmington and Northern
Railroad this morning left the local COM
manderies Of the knights of the Golden
Eagle for Reading where the scssi IN of the
Supreme Commandcry with the usual
festivities will continue for the remainder
Of the week. At 10 o'clock this morning
u reception was rendered the Supreme
Chief and his staff ut the Auditorium.
The address Of welcome was delivered
by Mayor Weidcl and the response by
Supreme Chief Lytle and Past Grand
Chief Hill. After the reception the SEES
sion Of the Supreme Castle opened In the
X &. II. hall
1t is expected that the monster parade
will take place this afternoon at 30
o'clock unless the rain intcrIcrcs with its
progress.
There will DO u competitive drill for ten
valuable prizes this arlornuOn on Penn
square, and tonight there will be Il grand
military bali in the Auditorium.
The Grand Castle of Maryland X. &.
f., was organized January -, 1878. The
institution of castles throughout the
country from that time on was very rapid
until now there are over SO castles in the
United State, with about 10000 members.
In Pennsylvania, which is the banner
State. there are sol castles, with 1000 sir
Knights sixty communicates with 2OJO
chcvallcrs, 50 Indies temples, with 1900
companies.
Tho officers of tho Supreme Castle as
at present constituted, consists of: ST.
prcmc Chief, \. c, Lyttlc, Altoona; su,
promc yic"-chicf, William o. Brown, vii.
mington; supreme high priest A. II. Alex
nncr, Dayton; supreme keeper of cXchr-
Qucr, Timothy Mccarthy, Philadelphia,
supreme master OF records, William Cul-
bertson, Philadelphia.
Sir herald, Arson :. McNabb, Rochester,
n. Y. supreme first guard.mun, w. W.
Canada, Winchester Ind: supreme second
guNrdsman, Howard Winslow, Portland
Me-; supreme medical examiner of death
benefit fund, james f. Whitcford, Balti
more; lieutenant general of military
branch, Harry p, Reincle Philadelphia
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-13
THE WONDERFUL sAGEs.
Besap a Weca's Engaa enient nj the
Opera IIouse last Night.

The Grand Opera House last cvenin e
| was filled in every part by an audience
thu Like e. ,rs.ch Is rarely seen. The gal
lery and rear seats Of the first floor were
| filled with people from the middle CLASSES
| and those in the body Of the theatre by
the cream of society. IL is rare indeed
when these elements at the same time
lend their presence to an entertainment,
but tho performance Of the Sages, man
and wife, proved worthy Of both.
Mr.. Sage in u talk of about Is minutes
gave an interesting summary OF hypnotlsm
lie was earnest and sincere in what he said
and presen ed such facts as TO win the con-
fldenGe Of the audience.
About forty young and middle-aged
gentlemen OF this city were upon the stage
and were seated on chairs arranged In
semi-circle About half of the number
were put under the influence entirely, u
few partly 50 and the others could not be
affected. OF those who were under the
meSmeric power some were made to do all
sorts of funny thugs that must be seen
to be appreciated.
The most remarkable acts were the
placing of Mrs. Sage in a catajeptic con-
dition and with her head resting on the
back of one chair and her feet on another
her husband stood upon her body A man
was put through similar process and
Mr.. sage stood on his body and Il heavy
man sat on either side of him,
a subject was pu5 info state Of anaes.
thosia when two hat pins, secured from
ladies in the audience were placed through
the subjects check and one through his
wrist. The pins were removed showing
no signs Of pain, inflammation or blood. A
man who accompanies the Sages Romano
Conrad was put to sleep for As hours and is
macy show window, He will remain
without food or drink until Wednesday
evening at 8 o'clock when no will be taken
to the stage OF the Opera House and at 10
O'Clock awakened by Mr.. Sage. The in
dications are that the Sages will appear at
tho Opera House for the balance Of the
week TO large audiences.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-13

~
Tho Single Taxors preach mat lana
should DO taxed and thereby the owners
would be compelled to improve it.
We will cite cnso IN point that hap
penrd in Wilmington,
several gentleman owning large brick
building thought they would like 10 ac-
Quire the ownership to II piece Of land that
nlinined the same. Tho lot was located so
that it was impossible TO get to ii without
going into anothcr's property. The price
llndor tho circumstances was Thought rea'
sonpble being somewhere in the nelghbor-
hood of $1,000.
The first yenr 1t was rated by the city
tax collector at $50 900 tho next year 1t
iniuurd in assessment to S3J,OD0. And all
this time the owners could Not got on thelf
property except through tho courtesy. of
another party over whose promises ehey
had to pass. They protested 10 the tax
collector telling him tho lot was assessed
two high, well, said lhc collector | think
If il worth several hundred dollars moro
than it il assessed for. You can have the
lot for tho assessed value said one Of the
owners. When tho collector Immediately
took water saying TINT he could not
purchase every piece Of property offered to
him. Well said tho gentleman We want
to give you notice thrt wa will not pay
any more tnx"s upon that lot until the
streets opened up SO that we can get to
our property.
He then notified the man who held
5000 mortgage or the ground that they
would pay no more Interest. Tho tux col.
lertor wrote them that ho would sell tho
property for city taxes and thoy wrote
back In reply to 90 ahead They were
willing TO loose nearly one thousand dol
lars than keep on holding it until tho city
got ready 10 open tho street, SO that they
could got some uso of thor property.
Hcro's Il case where the parties woro will.
iur to improye thuir p!oco Of ground, but
wcro prevented by the city which wanted
its pound of flesh but would do nothing
towards helping these gcrtlemun 70 Mnko
their improvements so that they could ba
enabled to get tho Interest oil thor invest
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-13

Frank Crnn-tuu wng along the cDast
yesterday aad had such u lopl OF drink
aboard hat he was Unallo 10 take caro- of
himself, lie fell in front Of nu rircirir
car and bad it not been for the prompt
sction o. tho Eotprlunu ho W all have
been killed Oi,!eeI Lyons sent Frank 10
the city hall and Judge Ball this morning
placed the fine ats! and costs
Anton Com5ki had IN extra cargo
aboard last night and was plotted across
the Shpley Run Sewer bv officer AlayuIrc
After iI9 was orcc inside his house he
commenced cur4ing the officer and was
ordered o paya 'lno II 81 and costs for
bis It'll fun.
John Conley yesterday got \ suit Of
clothes from Market street store He
took tha MESSENGER with him, but the
money WAS not forthcoming. As there
Sas toGhnc4! point In the CASE and as no
mas young wife and bhby tho case was
disn!5:?L
Last week a poster announcing n Prohi.
bitten meeting md another making an
appeal for sound money were pc ted On
he fence at TIE Diamond state Works
u6o, young man who had h'cu drink
INC rs;,,, along and tor" them down He
was nO,IGcib,
ted. ...i....,... t,,,..,
AItcr hearing tho l.. ~, rm,t, Ut
Ball considered that ~ ,1nni ,anl,
heavy he would order the ,lcr,, au m
same with the understanding to ,rI,I
the posters must not be intartcrU1
when placed on the boards
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-13

ELNToH, MD, Oct. l.. In the Circuit
Court, his morning, the case OF State VS..
Thomas l.. Donnellcy, aged eighteen
years, charged With attempting 10 burn
tho hay house of Edward H. Rowland,
near Port Deposit, ON May T, was tried.
The prisoner is II gOOd-lOo'lIng young
man. He was tried before the court. A
lotter to Rowland, which was posted on II
tree near the Rowland promises, threaten
Ingto destroy his buildings unless he
wOnlh scnua large SUM of money, was
read to the court, Us were several others Of
It sIlnil'r nature. They were proved to
have T"Hn written by the prisoner.
1t was shown that the prisoner had been
u great reader Of dime novels. Judge
Stump found him guilty, and said that,
owing TO the prisoners age, he would
only give him five years in the Maryland
prnitrntiary. There were four other in
dIctmcnts against DUnnclley, charged with
writing threatening letters to H. G. Mes
bltt, Il. Il. McClrnngan and Edward II.
Rowland, but they were placed ON the stot
docket
The case Of State vs.. Thomas Dvccr and
Frank StOnchOuSr, indicted for unlawfully
mnklng books on races being run ut the
Keystone Racing Association, AT Iron Hill
came up this afternoon.
These Indictments were found by the
grand lury to test tho law under which
races arc being run i'll this county. Tho
states attorney w. ). Evans, intended
that under the act of 1894 hoOkmaking is
only lawful on races on the track of an
agricultural socie,y, and is there limited
10 thlrty days.
Tho counsel for the defense cOntGndcd
the law permitted racing on any track fol-
thirty days and demurrud to tho indict'
ment5 After argument the court ruled
the drmurrerS good, and decided that the
law permitted bookmnking and pool sell
lug on any rncc track for thirty days, ant
declared the prisoners not guilty.
Our reputation for good soda cannot BIZ
cScrlicd a3 We make our own fruit juices
consequently tho syrups must be pure
Come in and try glass. Taylo"'s Phar
macy, 3O2 King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-13
OUR CARD BASKET.

Communications for this column should
be writlen on one side of the paper only aud
addressed "Our Card Basket" REPUBLICAN
Oifice.l
There was an old woman who always was
tired.
She lived in house where no help was
hired.
Her last words on earth were. Dear
friends, am going
Where sweeping amt done, nor churning,
nor sewing;
And everything there will be just to my
wishes.
For where they don't cat, there's no wash.
ing of dishes;
And though there the anthems are con.
stantly ringing,
/, having no voice, will get rid of the sing
ing
Don't mourn for nc now, don't mourn for
me never,
For Pm going to do nothing forever and
ever.
Sergeant George Black will spend three
days in Reading this week.
Miss Eva Smith of Chester has returned
to her home in Chester after visit to
friends in this city.
Miss Chance of this city who has been
the guest of Miss Barlow of Chester has
returned home.
Officer James Scott and wife are in Read
ing, Pa, to-day.
Mrs John Hopkins of Thompson, is
visiting in this city.
Miss Cora Taggart is visiting in Phila-
delphia.
Cards are out announcing the wedding
of Miss Alice Thompson of Hockessin and
and Charles McVaugh of Philadelphia
Miss Katie Hughes who has been visit
ing friends in this city has returned to her
home In Chester
Professor Richard Darlington and Glib
bon; Gray Cornell of West Chester were
in this city on Saturday.
Cards have been issued for the wedding
of William Brooks, of Chadds' Ford, and
Miss Lizzie Walton of Malvern. The
happy event will occur on the goth inst, at
tho homo of the bride, Rov. Afford Kel.
10y, of Frazer Presbyterian Church, per-
forming the ceremony.
Mrs John Ewing of Chester is visiting
In this city
In consequence of the death Of DR.. HUI
burd the wedding of Miss Elsie Moore
will not take place in Grace NJ. e. Church.
The ceremony will be performed ut the
residence at the brides parents. Eighth
and Washington.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-13

ABERDEEN, MD, Oct. IRA middle
aged man was killed at Perryman, on the
philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad, about o'clock last night. He
was found lying beside the track, with
one side of his head crushed. 1t Is sup
posed he had fallen from freight train
Papers found on bispersoD showed him to
De i e:.I Martin, G. Philadelphia, add that
his occupation was engineer on IN ocean
steamer. A message was sent to his sister
and BROTHER who reside in Philadelphia.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-13
Dots.


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lit N t. nJv"ineu nu''ie "n,1,
,,ho,, g. - A., Na.,,; No,,,-
,T hs - oury u vu9 at ssr sn,'a
time mast returned to this city to-day.
Mi po,,,hIio,, ,nd D,,,oor,ti. ,
pnp;h;,ip u .io,, anu e Io, i' th emu
of Clerk of the Peace Foard this mornjng,
-, 49, IN, {,
tend The fineral of Dr Huihnrd this morn.
ing were. Revs Y s Coliins II H Mar.
tindale, Presiding Elder Cochran, G. A.
Grise, C. w. Prettyman, w. X. Galloway,
]. H. Boauchamp.
Among the prominent X. G. E. attend.
ing the Supreme Castles session In Read.
ing are John Aspril of this CITY; G. W,
Dame Smyrna;tI > smith, IL. white
man, Wiihlh8eohi a d. lyman Town
send: Z. Brown, wilmington; w. bfooK
49, u! ,oi, ny n a' Traibio U'I WEiimin,tnn
wv 49,, H.,
90 frsn ".' IN cho e"ac' ""' '0'"
VI .,ieN'9 ~
W. d. Liyermofe OF Lamok!n Is hc1ihs
s aa nf w w I;rer,n"ro Who snioying
his vacation.
Miss SLAUGHTER has returned home from
A months visit ont of our CITY,
A, L. White has returned homo from q
hricf Wait To Ncy York
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c..
Fran oItMnis, "oii hnoMn p."H MI
" vnis ivy mas peei' 't"n''etio" w i"u'
MA ,nor,,, On pi,o,,, Noxo,, will h,
M a. ~ iquess on ieiiiai thoNca' Will oo
Nor" v'is ,,'nins
,oi, MI. Tlopol7 VIII h'nhe repairs 10 NO.
i'in na'"o' s'feo''
forno ,'t a. ny ~ ,''t WIZ n",T ar"ns
.t w Jun" IVY NUNS 'o' o'i eii'9'h"'
''i.SV' :,
Inc bndy OF george Ncu'He VINO uied
on saturday IN ItHas, arrived mere touay.
N0 i,''1,'''' VA WV N'','''s ,o' 'pv'"
Daniel Patterson was ordered by Dr
hughes to the Homeopathic Hospital TO-
DAY TO be treated Tor the chiils ana lever.
David = Smyth and Horace Il. Rcttow,
Jr., continue to improve
The Levy Court this morning passed
several bills and referred several oyrrpaid
tax bills to thc proper committee. ENa
Co,rtro,,or Stoots s,oh
~
Whi armstrong whs eirc'oI 0cnoo'
commissioner OF YAK mn 9en3ol on 0a''
ufu'y To succoeu the iale NE warren
some iltty or more ministers attended
.he iuiitrai services new IN urhee CHufch
thI7 ailerhooh over bf' hu'puru'
The Union Veteran Legion will visit
Washington, d, d on Wednesday where
the annual & A Il encamplnent will
'"m1 p'"'0
n'aH9 VI. H. ,-N"rch' WIS III our guy az
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-13
UNION VETERAN LEGION



ton Tomorrow.
Tomorrow tie eleventh annual encamp.
ment Of Union Veteran Legion will open In
Washington, and continue Thursday aud
Friday. There will DO in attend ance
probably one hundred Wilningtonians
and most Of them left this city at H. O5
O'Clock this morning over the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad for the capital. They
joined Encampment No. 81 OF Buffalo and
EncampmGnt No. AZ Of Reading and % Of
West Chester,
Some of those prominent on the train
were General john p. DOnahoe. Colonel
Charles w. galloway, w. A. Riley, Post
Colonel French Post Colonel Roderick,
Post Colonel l.. l., Wilcox, Colonel s. A
McCAli,ter L G. Wilcox, Chaplain
Lumplugh, Mr., and Mrs J II, Outtcn,
Mr.. and Mrs, Mclaughlin, William
McCrea, Alexander H. Mason, S. NJ
Levy, and Mir and Mrs. W. V. Tuxbury.
Mrs Tuxbury Is "A member of the Ladies'
Auxiliary which will tender Il reception
to the nationa! Commander Tomorrow
night 1T he Riggs House
The chief Candllatus for the Office of
national commands at this enCampment
ARE Colonel MtglnIeY Of Philadelphia and
General john +. DonuhDc OF Whining
ton. EnCampmunt No. 81 has been max.
in- strong fight for General DOnahoe,
anu 1t now LOOKS as II he would have Il
waiaUvor, Ii he is elected it viii BIO tho
| first time that tho national commander of
any soldiers organization has over been
| from Wilmington
General DuI.Ahuo has received strong
letters Of endorsement from all over tho
country, and his election is looked upon
as sure,
W, V. Tux3ury, member of the nation
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-13
DE AIRS.

GIBSON~-ln this CITY On October II, 1876.
Joseph II. Gibson. aged II years
ltelut!yGs and tilrn Is ar i"Eltcl to attend
the funeral from the rJsliencc Of MS mother
No 800 SIMPLIFY street. on Tnufsi.y after
noon, Oct. ID at ocIocN. lntcrment pIi-
vate.
SMITII-In this city on ;hc 10Th inst. George
:. Smith. aged 81 yeats.
Relatives and frionhe are invited TO attend
the funeral from his late silence. No. III
". 10Th street OH " edn"siuy lith instant at
"a. IN Remains can be We've CD Tuesday
18th after 4 y. NJ. !ntermcnl ut Rralfurts
cemetery. MarShnlltnn, Ia
NHuIIE--At Leon springs. Texas. October
3. 1895. George Nauthe a-ei =.
Due notice Of funeral will be given
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-13

Two of our police officers accompanied
by county official went yesterday to
| tho Chesapeake canal in search of fish.
The water was too muddy and 80 the trio
contentcd themselves under u big chestnut
tree and came home with large quantity
| of chcstnutS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-13

George b. Campbell the young drug
clerk who attempted suicide on Saturday
night, was discharged from the Delaware
Hospital day rs he is now out of danger.
Campbell is still RESPONDENT and close
watch will be kept ON him.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-13

The Fire Adjusters have not yet put in
their appearance to adjust the losses Of the
morocco fire that took place on last Thurs.
dny night. They are expected to be In
our city on Thursday, when they will fix
UP matters as soon rs possible.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-13

AIossrs. D. j. Winfield, Il, W. Rose and
II. c. MAGGIE acted rs judges last night
when Joseph kiiroy drew the number
from box, which wen die bicycle ut the
gents furnishing store Of Finn Bros. No.
81 Market street. The lucky number was
H. lg2,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-13

An interesting meeting was held ut Del.
aware City last evening for tho purpose OF
considering the advlaabillty of putting in
IN electric light plant and II water works
The little town ut the mouth Of tho Ches
apcalic canal wants all tho latest improve.
menta and then expects to boom.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-13

Fifty men went to work yesterday at Che
Wellmnn Steel Works of Chester to re-
move tho same to ho sent to Russia whore
steel plant Will bo erected at MariapOe
where tho biz pipe mill will b,nrcctcd and
operated by the men from New Castle who
will leave for Russia Tomorrow.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-13

Father Slaus, the new pastor for St
Hedwg's Catholic Church, celebrated
MAJ IN thet church on Sunday Fat her
Slaus came from Scranton