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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-11

The steamer llrirl leaves King street
wharf fnr Washington Park Wr.inG :rlays.
Thursdays and saturdays vt I'd and l. ~
a. m, and 6.l5 p N. Train leave, Wash.
ington Park for Wilmington at SD Il. m,
Bis and 10 p. IN.
On Sunday leave Wilmington at = - a
m, l. lnnl Hp m, Train leaves the park
at S,35H m, l3.45, T. Is and TO- p m
For Atlantic City on sunday only leave
King street wharf at 72J a. III arriving
at Atlantic City nj lDl5A IN Lonvr At,
lantic cay at 80 a. IN arriving in WI.
mngton at lap IN. Round IMP fare to
Washington Park 5Jc, to Atlantic City
$50
This new short route will enable our
patrons TO visit this beautiful Park on the
Delaware, SEQ it, wonders and return
hCMlr at Il convenient 1iMn
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-11
ThE BOY AND The BUTTON.


HOW Thcy Conspfreu TO IlstranRe . Cier-
gyman and Troubled Spinster.
Several of the large tobacco manufacture
ing firms are now trying to popularize
their goods with youthful consumers by
giving away with each purchase lapel
button on which Is printed some striking
motto, and 1t was one Of these innocent
pieces of bone that came near causing dis
sension in one Of the fashionable churches
of the city few days ago. The 12-ycar-
old son Of the pastor Is full of worldliness
and smokes cigarettes SO when buttons
came to constitute part of every package
of cigarettes he was ono of the first to be
adorned. He soon had quite collection,
and in looking over it one day he saw one
that struck him as being particularly ap.
propriatc for his father So he picked II
out, and going into the library, where the
dignified old gentleman was busy at his
next Sundays sermon, he stole softly up
behind him and pinned 1t on the minister
al lapel and then went OH his light heart
ed, happy way.
A short timo aftcrwnrd one Of the
wealthiest pillars Of the church, an eccen-
trio and decidedly conventional spinster,
called ut the parsonage and proceeded to
narratc unto her shepherd the woes that
made her life n burden. She was driving
away at tremendous rate, the minister
paying sympathetic attention, his fingers
toying idly with the lapel of his coat, when
the maiden lady's eyes fell on that button.
A stern md rigid look settled on her nat
urally sour visagc and she stopped talking
abruptly. Then she rose to go.
Excuse me-" she said freezingly, "but
thought that was what ministers were
for"
The bewildered parson tried in vain to
dctain her and obtain some explanation,
but she was obdurate and hurried away,
with indignation oozing from her every
pore. He followed her to the door, and
when she had slammed 1t after her was
walking slowly back when he looked down
on that button and the bold, black letters
of the motto, GIVE troubles of my own;
don't tell me yours. New York Journal.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-11

!
CHICAGO, ILL.,, July II ,ls96-The conven-
ton metat IL o'clock this morning. Very
few gold delegates in seats this morning.
Marston, of Loulsania,t takes platform amid
cries of water" Laughter. He says he
assures the gentlemen he has not tasted
water this morning. Laughter.
Marston presents name of Mclean, Of
Ohio. Chairman says if there are no other
nominations the clerk will call roll of
states for ballot.
Currie of North Carolina presents name
Of Judge Walter Clark.
Hon. tom" Johnson presents name Of
George w. Fithial
johnson of Illinois says most Of the
wealthy democrats have gone over to Nc
kinley, he is not free silver man, but
this movement Is for the good Of humanity
and he Is heartily with it.
Hon. MA. Miller Of Oregon presents the
name Of Pennoyer
Burke of CaliforniasRre name Of
Arthur Sswell OF Maine. 7
Showalter of Maine presents name Of
Joseph G. Sibley, Of Penn. {,
The name of Hon Mr.. Lewis Of Wash
ingson, was presented for vice-president.
Hon. G. S. Thomas Of Colorado seconds
Sewell Delegate from Texas states from
floor, that on call Of states they will vote
for Bland
O.. w. Powell of Utah presents name Of
Senator Daniel Of Virginia
Jones Of Virginia says he is instructed
by Mr.. Daniels, that under no circumstance
will he allow his name to be used
Senator Jones, of Arkansas, says he.wiIl
move to dispense with roll call for pre-.
scntation candidates an proceed to ballot
for candidate for Vice President He up.
pears to think that Boies, iowa, or Sew.
ell, (Maine,) are most formidable for tho
place. Many other delegates are insisting
on Mclean, Notwithstanding his unwlll.
ingness to allow his name to be used.
Senator White, chairman, says that pro-
ccedings today will be pushed along to a
conclusion. Delays will not be tolerated.
Harrlty of Pennsylvania announces
meeting of National Committee ut p.
m. Senator Jones moves that speakers
for the presentation of candidates be linn
tied to minutes.
Sullivan, Massachusetts,, presented the
name of George Frederick Williams, also
of Massachusetts.
Morris of Illinois seconds Sibley of
Pennsylvania.
Hon. Fred Sloan of Ohio says Mclean
does not wish his name presented but will
do all in his power to carry Ohio in
November.
Fthian Of Illinois says he is not can.
ddato for Vice President and seconds
Sibley. a
Maine delegates rise and second name
of Scwell.
Delegates comforting earnestly previous
to call Of States. 1t seems to be opinion
that nomination will go to Sibley Roll
Of States for first ballot
Alabama Williams 4, Sewell 4, Clark
3, Lewis A, Bo.cs 3, Williams, Ull) Arkan-
sas, 49, Sewell, California, TO- Sowell 2,
Boics |, Williams, Mass Col 4, Sewell 4,
Conn, . Harrity 10 not voting. Del, 8
Harrty, Siblcy, 2 not voting. Fla, 8
Scwell Georgia asks to be passed. Indi.
ana, 2 Sib!ey, l Fithian, Williams, Qlll
4 Williams (Mass.) }. ckburn, 10 Mo- .
Lean Iowa IA Sibey, II Williams
(Mass.) Teller.
Ballotings were being continued as we 1
60 to press, without nomination being (
made.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-11

QTEvEN JnIv 9th William cto,,

9TEvENSON-On July 9Th. William Steven-
son aged - years
Relatives and friends arc respectfully In.
vIted to nttond the funeral from the resi-
deuce Of his mother. 5. W. CUr.Sth and Kirk
wood streets. on sunday afternoon July lath
Services at the house ut = O'clock
SMlrH--Dn July 0th Charles Smith. aged 25
years.
Relatives and friends and members or Della
ware Lodge No. 23l brotherhood of Locono.
tive Firomen and 'lalleyvllle Lodge Il. of r.
ana 81. Georges Castle NO. j, X. g. Il. are in.
vlted TO attend tho funeral from the Brandy
wine Club House. Du Fonts Banks, on sun.
day afternoon July 18th. Services ut o'clock
inierment at Mt. Salem cemetery. Members
OF Del. Lodge NO. !3l b.. OF l.. +. will meet at
Headquarters AZ 1890 OClUck.
YATES in this city on the 10th inst, Ellen
Floyd. infant daughter Of Eugene aud
Fannie Yates. aged months and J weeks.
IntOrlncnt private.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-11

George p Fulton, Of Nebraska, died at
the home of his son Howard Fulton, No.
3O| Adams street, a few days ago from
general debility, aged 80 years. Mr.. Full
ton was formerly II Delawarean. lilo went
West about 10 years ago.
He came here about two weeks ago for
the benefit of his health, but instead Of
improving his condition became worse.
His son and two daughters survive him.
The funeral will take place tomorrow and
interment will be made in Sharp's Gene
terry, near Newark.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-11
The Verbatim Reporter.

"Jones," said the city editor to the new
reporter, "Ivc got nobody to copy the no.
tel arrivals, so wish you'd go over and
take tho Pacific House register"
The now reporter won't straight to tho
hotel. A guest was registering, but the
moment he WAS through the reporter grab
bed the book and started
Hi, there" shouted the clerk, "bring
that back!'
The clerk and all the bellboys got after
him, hut in vain. A moment later no burst
triumphantly into the newspaper office out
of breath.
"1-I got it." he shouted
"Got what" asked the city editor.
1.-The gistcr!'-Now York Sunday
World.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-11


Susan Walker and Eliza Pinkett, color
ed, were fined 50 and costs each In City
Court this morning for acting disorderly
Oh Tatnall street last evening
Officer Ward found John Rogers, of
Trenton, n. j., under car at the foot o.
Orange street yesterday with q revolver
In his pocket.
John Webster deposed that Rogers had
placed the mu2zle OF the revolver to hill
face yesterday and the court held him III
S2D0 bail for the upper court. Rogera
claimed he found the revolver on the dumb
beyond Market street bridge.
Ella Fitzpatrick, q good looking young
lady OF Cnrlctt street, was held in 500
peace bond.
The trouble arose over tho too free Q
OF broom about month ago.
Michael +. Gallagher was ordered to pay
the costs for assaulting Walter +. Hud.
son.
James Conway did not say he was gok
ing to help Bryan to sweep the country
but yesterday he stole l3cent broom
Ollicer Gum was ut the corner OF Second
and Madison streets and saw him TAXI
the broom from Mrs. Mary Donohoe'3
store. 4
He told tho officer he wanted drink
Judge Ball held him in 300 bail for CourH
About two months ago Davis Jorda4
bought four cigarettes from Robert Hill
Oh A street. He was hell in 900 bail fl
selling cigarettes to minors.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-11

Feed the little one on lactated food"
Years and years of splendid results in
the rearing of delicate children on lactated
food has given it its brilliant reputation
among mothers, nurses and Physicians
As nutrimcnt and preventive of su,nInrr
diseases, cholera infant Il n dlnrrhGa collie,
and wasting sicknrsscs, lactated food has
been subjected to the most trying tests,
and has brought thousands Of babies safe.
ly through the hot summer, sustaining
their strength in the cxhausting diseases
peculiar to childhood Here is letter
from George NJ. Peabody, NJ. d., written
from bis residence in Wayland, y. Y.
Wells, Richardson & Co, Gpn,lCmrn:-
Enclosed find Il pictures of the infant
daughter of Mr.. ard Mrs. J. & S..........
Of this place, sony another recruit to
the vast army of children who owe their
continued existence and health to lnctnted
food. since my graduation it has been
my privilege to advise and in some eases
to insist, Oh the use Of your best of baby
foods, lactatcd food.
''Olhcr foods have often disappointed
me, but never lac'ntcl food Iti, both a
pleasure and duty recommend it..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-11

The Mogullians Of the city will spend
July s4th, at Gordon Heights.
Captain Mari and family are occupying
their summer residence at Charlestown,
Md.
Miss Elva Drummond is visiting friends
ct Singcrly.
George w. Spence is visiting at Marley,
Md
J Mrs A Briley and daughter are visiting
In Elkton.
Miss Martha Biddlc of Elkton is visiting
an this city.
Miss Airline Constable of Elkton has
returned home from u visit to Miss Black
Of New Castle ..-l
!, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Davis are visiting in
Elkton.
J, Mrs. Allen Of Altoona, Is visiting rela.
Gives at No. SO9 King street.
T. Miss Dora Gray and Nora Turner have
returned home to Chester after pleasant
visit in our city,
Mr.. John Bcckley is suffering at his
home with u severe attack OF typhoid
fever.
t Thursday evening report was circulat-
Cd In Chester, that the steamer Republic
had met with bad accident That 1t had
been swainpcd and wrecked and that hun
dreds Of lives had been lost. Tho report
was untrue, but occa,ioned considerable
anxiety amongst the relatives and friends
of those aboard the vessel.
Miss Fannie L. Peacock, of this city, Is
visiting her aunt ut Cape May.
Recorder C. NJ Murch, of Wilmington
Lodge, No. /, A o. L. W., has given Mrs.
Mary H. Vandegrift, widow of George W.
Vandegrift, check for $1,000.
Engineer Kitchens will address the
mems meeting ut the Y. NJ. C. A. to-mor-
row His subject Will be "Out NJ the Old
Crowd"
The Old Ferry Rolling Mill will start
again on Monday.
1 The Wilmington post Office shows the
effects Of the dull Democratic time. Tho
receipts were $5tS - loss than for the cor.
responding period of last year.
Mr.. Emile Rcizcnstein, advertising
manager for N. Snrllenberg g. Co., has
sailed for Europe.
St. AIMS Church has been presented
with handsome oil painting & by feet,
Life size of:Chr:st in Gcthscmane, painted
by Miss Lizzie f. Bacon, 100 Lincoln st.
The congregation are going to put it in a
gold frame
Edr,r Troalrr has qor, I'm Emmntshurr
Nd, to pass a week among his friends.
Mrs A. y. Carpenter, of Centrcvillo,
spent THURSDAY with her sister, Mrs, Isaac
Larkin, near Toughkrulmon
Mr. and Mrs Watson Fell, of Union, and
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wurrall, of Viii
mington, and their daughter Mabel, have
been the guests ol ). Watson Fell, hear
hemblesvllle
The Chronicle thirngO's only Dnmo-
cratic paper, boltcd the party Yesterday.
Mr. Harry +. Duro has so gold picco
that he had when gold was at Il premium,
He was offered s.. 10 premium un tho dol.
lar for 1t, but rcfu ed, thinking that it
would 20 to 50 or over. He still has that
k2o gold piece and is keeping it until gold
goes to premium.
Miss Marguerite Thorn is visiting Iher
brother, John Thorp, on South High
street. West Chester ia
Green turtle SOUP is StansIury Murray
Jr's, latest dish aud his many customers
will enjoy it to night
The heavy shower last evening hrnurbt
with it cooler weather, which The weather
prognost c lturs say will remain with "a
several days,
Thoro ,,i,1 bo ,,,u,i, 81, Cr,u,,,, u..,,.
both nftcrnann md cvrnir, ,t t",,',rr r'N
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-11

There will be an old time camp Inoutlns
commencing tomorrow on Scott street
between Thirteenth and Fourteenth. Ser
vices open at Ii o'clock H. IN, and and
p. III. There will DO preaching by able
ministers, such Tvs Rev r. ID. Cobbs, al
evangelist Rev. &. II. johnson and 9th
ers Come one, come all, and you will be
shown pleasant time by Congregational
Baptist Church, Rev. Il. c. Scott, pastor.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-11

Complaint again comes from Van Buren,
street residents about that thoroughfare
Several months ago the property owners
there were put to some Inconvenience by
tho Street and Sewer Department, which
body ordered them to make all sewer con
ncctions, as the work Of paving the street
was to be commenced. But the work has
not begun yet, and the residents believe
tho department has forgotten that they
are on the earth
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-11

Rchrcna 4, JONES, Thomas + Levan,
John II. Outton, Mary + Lumb Widows
pansous secured in from 10 to % DAYS
Rejected, rclurrd and dropped pension.
taken up and Prosecuted To successful
completion Slow cases hurried up Right
now is the time to apply, Il word to
the WISu Is sufficient
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-11

There has been an unprecedented crop
Of blaCkbcrries in the market this year
and they have continued longer than usll-
al. Good berries have been bringing fair
prices There have been few sold for less
than four cents per quart crate. better
variety Of peaches arc coming into the
market, but they are still far from being
eataL!o Tho commission men say the
good variety will be coming in next week
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-11

When wanting your bicycle re-
paired get it done by tir5t-cla5s
mechanic. Don't always take your
bicycle to the firm you buy it from
when meeting with an accident, IA
they will lnly slap it on you. Take
your broken bicycles to the Key.
stone Machine Company, No. 2Ol
West Sixth street. Prices rlghy,
and You won't have to wait week
for your wheel.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-11

Tomorrow will be great day at New
Castle ~ the Pennsylvania Reserves will
be anchored off that city and NJ doubt
hundTcds will go over to sec the river
drills,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-11

Wilmington has the cheapest markets in
the world Everything you could wish to
spread on your tables can be found in our
street markets and at prices that place it
within tho reach of all. The mechanics
of Wilmington are Ebcttcr fed and better
clothed than any other manufacturing
city in the United States
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-11
NEXT 70 MOTHERS MIX.
Physicians Tell Why They Rely
on Lactated Food.
Mothers May Stop Worrying About
Cholera Infan'um, (,
How Is a Diet Sufficiently Nutri-
tious and Absolutely Purc2
NEXT 70 MOTHERS MIX.
How Is Diet Sufficiently Nutri-


EBaby' food during hot weather cannot
safely be experimental with.
Physicians always recommend lactated
food when weaving time comes, or when
mothers milk:fails or must be given up.
Every process in the preparation of this
superb infant food is familiar to medical
advisers.
There Is no secret about lactated food.
1t is manufactured under the personal SUI
pervision Of Prof. Boynion of Vermont
university Sugar of milk, tho basis of
mothers milk is the basis Of lactated food.
With it is combined pure barley malt the
finest wheat gluten, and the nutritious
elements of the oat 1t is thoroughly
cooked by high steam heat, makingn pre-
digestcd," nutritious food, that fultils
every requirement of thegrowing child.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-11

1913 for tnG round trip TO Krhohoth or
Ocean City, via philUdr.phn. Whining.
ton II baltimore railroad, July II and 81.
Special train lcaAes Wilmington at i 25 a.
IN. thn@d outing for the family. Chill.
dren hLlfprIUc
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-11

The tug Meteor Of tho Charles Warner
Company this morning took select party
to Chester to witness the launch OF ferry
boat from Roach's shipyard
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-11

LENT--LAN RENCE-On May 18th, 1896 at
2ii7 North College Avenue by Rev Robert
Graham Clarence T. Lent and Anna NJ.
Lawrence both of Phila.
BENNiilT-rHOMtSON - On Wednesday
evening july sth. 1896 al 49, Wcst Iourth
street. Nv the ley. Charles f. Hendricks
pastor of Covenant Reformed EpscJpa
RE M. D. Thompson. both OF this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-11

Frank Boehm, VI tins city .,ailcd from
New York this moyn.ng On y visit to rela.
tivo' in Europe Its .Uyear5 since Frank
crossed the puddle
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-11
ROOPEN'S ANOOYNEE 'i IS; ; S:$ ::;$
'''' - ''Ae DIuTt

Como and get fan with your tea or cof.
Zee, Saturday, July lIth, tirand Union
TraCpnpany, 6D King street,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-11

A lady in our city said she received q lot
ter from n friend who Is attending tho
Christian Endeavor Convention at Wash
ington, that one of the large tents had
blown down and would not be fit for use
by that Convention
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-11
pENNSYIV ANIA RAILROAD.
Tho standard halfway Of america.
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY THE
INTERLOCkING SWITCH AND
BLOCK SIGNAL SYSTEM.
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND
BALTIMORE II. Il.
IL EFFECT MAY II, 1896,

| ~ .IffECI MAY II, 1870.
Trains Iesye Wilmington as follows. =,
For Philat elphia leXpress), 1,57, 255, 4.2o.
IL u.s. II a. no. III ~ as i' u.s. lG ILL., IT,
"A HscS@%odat S.es. ~ $5s iv.5i am. !;
'Z For Chester ssy les s a ans ~ 49, 49,
$50 $50, SIS, i9.os, li.25. il45 a. m: ISL
So 502 5Ss; a. 7o5 and 4 s9 So r i A. :, %
a. NJ: isss sss. s.5o, s:i5, +? IA and iSi5 m
$50 s,S3. 1906. HAS a. M; r2.l6. l.s7. SsS
So5 Sll. 5,Os. 0.iO. 5.66' 7o7. BIZ and N4'
For Boston without change. lO.1s a, M.
FoS West chester. via Lamokin' o'so a.
For Newark Center and intermediate
stations, 7.Ss a. M and t.53 p. m; 10 sm
I'll, Hai iaas and ph ioo W "a mr. is Ia Ill
I;5o, s5s, 5.2s. ''6.O5. 100. TAI. $40 p. m. and
Baitimore and intermediate stations,
| sA7, 4.43. 6OS p. M, 12OO night
Leave Philadelphia Broad Street for
sS l9 All. s.os. 80 81 iii. ss5 u.s.
ne lilS p M III and b l295 % night b N ?, m
l.2s, sll. Aus. 4s7. G.z2, S,Ss. 1908 ard ll,ss
SUNDAY TRAINS.
So ~ "a i@ss IT, u.s. u.s. s5s
* SS7 Ia ;of ard I'd ~ 2 m ,
4.t5. 5.l5 and 1910 p. m:
loo5, lis a. M; III. s55. re. 5.SS. III Vi and
9,0f p. m.
Accomnoda,ion, 100. $40 a. M; 1904, LILO,
j ToT NeW York: III ,ss,. AZ: 100; So
2ss l0S', NJ ID q ID M; 49, s3'' 49, 5os 5'56'
For B9s ION, without change. $50 p. m.
For West Chester. via Lamokin. $50 a.
~ J i Il; ,;,5 h5i5 e. "SS 1i
Leave Philadelphia. Broad Street. for
Wilmington II texpiressl. s&g, 729, llEs am;
p. m and Y :)i night.
1885, sU5 s!5 ILL., 90 and nd l .SisI p n M M
FOR THE SOUTH.
sse a%'nera NNev 6yeans em Phi G raH
Atlantic Coast Ltne.+l2Ps5 - ' p. M, daily,
sleepers TO Port Tampa, Macon and Jack!
1To oaEi!nll,, l3:i night. daily. sleepers to
DELAWARE DIVISION.
E EoF Key a Castle; sI5 NJ a. m go 49,
Express for Dover. Harrington and Del
mar. slS. iiJi a. M; AT and ll.j5 p. m.
n For harrington and way stations only,
Express for Wyoming s,58 p. m.
Express i9r Cape Charles. Old Point
Con- and Norfolk. llOi a M and 1l56
For i;eh'e s1ls 9IsS %nnaS? Ppm,
,FGGrt New Castle. 81 p, m. and 12l0
For Cape Charles. Ola Point Comfort
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-11

Bay Ridge, Sunday, July H. Leave
Market street at 72O II. IN, Delaware ave
at ~ a. M Fare for the round trip 81 No..
The cheapest excursion Of the season.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-11

MIR. EnlroR!-A few days ago we re,
ceiyed the following as being given as a
fact Of the Bible, which wish to corSect|
The words were spoken by one who scamd
to be a !utlt Ignorant Of what he Is talk
ing about, The party is member of \
secret order, and after joining it he wal
told by those about him that the Bibl(
said, "And al! those belonging to sccro|
societies are whores or who're mongers.
There is nothing Of tie kind In the Blblo|
and will give tho person grand boob
of jb? pages to tell lis whore it Is. or I'd
even show whtre the words secret order.
or society, or even societies. Is mentioned
Yours truly, PROF. AMBROSE 5. OTTEY.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-11

The funeral " Golr-. p Fulton aged
6irrHrs viii take lIrr rp.m, rruw iTCm
HIS LATE rrsil ne" 1853 Adams street. In
terIncnl will be made At Newark.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-11

Matthew Mncklcm has about 81 bushels
of potatoes. which he will give away to
the poor By calling on Geo. Woods, White
Horse Hotel, Second and Tatnall streets
Bring baskets or bags.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-11

Ho to Cape May with Wilmington Div
No l. AugL.ti
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-11

Consumption. LaGrIppe, Pneumonia,
and all Ihrost ard Lung Ltsca,os ara
cutol by Shilohs Cure. For sala by y. d.
DAMFotth. md aud Market streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-11

COCO lbs Havana Shorts Tor sale /. g.
". Gomez Second and Shtpiry str1a.s. at
20 cents a pound. city Market Cigar Fac.
tory, Ii. + BOunDoN urop.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-11
DEHIlC LE-WiIl be SOLD AZ pubic sale
l. al - West !nd street, on
WEDNESDAY. JULY l5. 1896
att O'Clock p, III.

Mahogany table new sewing machine,
Lounge, writing dcsi. good Look case. Il doz.
oak dining chairs, Kitchen chairs. 3 carpets,
parlur and cook stoves. washing machine. lot
Of preserving jar, giass ana stone. good
horse ana blggy IL @Unl ordcr2 sets harness
piano boa, bed room suites. lot OF GOOD
c0nifOrtablrs largo rDGAer. pillows AMI Eo!-
stcrs, good leather beds aud mattresses. lard
cans IooIsiUg glass. bed uullts. wash bowls
and pitchers, large gun. preserving Kettle.
sleigh Deiis. TIN ware, Dishes earthern Jars,
pcarh blsk Is. story br OK house, 81 West
5 Gund street. with Hll modern improvement
also good stable, !stalls with room for car
ringe. Term made known on day of sats
Dl-3t.eCd ELIZABETH 4. SCOTT. Adm.