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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-14
DOTS.

Wilmington Lodge, A. o. U. W., will
celebrate the anniversary of the order on
October n.
The work of removing the wrecks in
the Christiana river above Smalley S
bridge has been commenced.
DR.. James H. Morgan last night lectur-
ed on 1.-The wonders of Electricity" before
st. Johns Chapter of tho Brotherhood OF
st. Andrew.
The Wilmington Bicycle Club will hold
its annual century run on Sunday. 1t
will be to Philadelphia and Woodbury.
and return.
The Police Department donned their
handsome new blue uniform on Tuesday.
They were made by Pennock L. Co., COR
ner Fifth and Market streets.
The horse Robert Brown will be rallied
off at 50 cents II chance during this morn
ing The animal has record of 2, 3019 and
cost Its owner 5000.
Pennock " Co., furnished campaign
uniforms for tho Mckinley and Hobart
Club at kennctt Square. The uniforms
consists OF white pants, red, white and
blue caps and belts, They mako u very
attractive appearance.
Mr. VIM l.. Dougherty of this city, has
accepted position with q firm in New
York,
John Nesslcn, the Artist, No. FOL w. Sth
street has just finished for the Regular
Republicans, 10 banners for the various
wards.
A meeting Of the cx-Committco of the
WDmcn's Synodical Home Missionary So
ciety will be held in Genital Presbyterian
Church on Wednesday afternoon, Oct. Il,
2.3O. All persons interested in this work
are invited to attend.
Because Caroline Young, Coored would
not obey her mother she now occupies Il
cell at the city hall.
HIS. Kendall will erect two $1,000
houses with manoard roots at Tenth and
Jackson streets, and Daniel Dohl will
make 81, OuO repairs to No. 9l7 French
street.
Harry Mccain cOlOred, was arrested to-
day by officers MGiOncy and Shields on
tho charge Of assault and battery on Al
bert Hutchinson with intent to commit
murder.
The Xiuzania cleared today after recciy.
ing thorough ovcrhauling. She will
now deliver the supplies to the lighthous' .
An axle on IL day coach broke yesterday
afternoon on the train reaching the i.
VI, 4 b. Station at 2.ij p, H. Fortunately
the accident happened us the train was
this side of Pullman ) works.
Humphreys littIcpagc cOorcd is locked
up at the city hall On the charge of as.
SAUL and battery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-14
UNION VET ERAN LEGION.
The Reception at Washin gton
Last Night a Grand Affair.

To-day in Washington the eleventh n
nual encampment Of the Union Veteran
Legion begins and all the Wilmington
ians are there and yesterday afternoon w.
V. Tuxbury attended n private meeting at
which matters relating to the busine IS
which will come before the session, were
discussed.
As IL general thing very little is known
regarding the business to BIO transacted
until the cncampment conycnes. Only
duly authorized delegates will BIO admit
ted to the sessions and they Will be re-
Quired to give the countersign furnished
them by the committee on credentials
The manner in which interest Is most
general Is the election of officers. The
national Commander Is changed every
year us well ms most of the other officers.
Beside Colonel Donahpe of this city,
Colonel p. Il. Woodman, Governor of the
National Soldiers Home at Hampton, Va.
wants the position. Mr.. Donahoo Is stay
ing at the Riggs House and Is the first In
the field. DOnnhoc badges were in evil
dence and he will make II close race for
the honor.
A feature of the present encampment
will be u number of trips to nearby battle
fields. Last evening the ladies of tho
Legion gave II reception to the national
officers in the parlors of the Willard
Hotel, which proved to be ono of the
events of the social year in Washington.
While the affair was primarily intended
for the veterans, there were many others
present The ladies' parlors on the second
floor We're used for the reception, and were
crowded from 3 o'clock until several hours
beyond the time for closing.
The hall and rooms were beautifully
decorated, and, together with tho colored
LIGHTS numerous uniforms and bright
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-14
fOLE RAISING At CEHTREVILLE
Republicans Of Ccutrevillc to
Have a Grand Pole Raising
Tomorrow Afternoon.

Tie Republicans of ChristiunG hundred
Tomorrow afternoon will have pole.
raising at CcnIrCvilc The pole will be
erected alongside Of +, d, Chambers
shop.
In the evening there will be "A mass
meeting held under the auspices OF tho
Mckinley and Hobart Mounted club, Of
which Samuel Dixon is captain and +. d.
Chamberlain William Brown liuutrnnnt".
The addresses will he delivered by iona
than :. Willis, the Republican candidate
for Congress and William MicaurI Eyrnc.
The iiOciessin Band viii furnish the
music.
Ar enemy of the Republican party had
a report recently rUulisrd that the lie
PubNcnns Of ChrlStiann hundred would
desert Juhu Lynn, the levy CDur condi-
date. Ihp piece, OF news Is II C.ctn cut
laI,Chuud
Lynn was nominated as the paTty'S
choice and the party will aupDHrt him and
Lynn is sure to have several Democrat
farmer, to support him, brcaUae he is II
uIan who will fiji the office with credit to
htmsrlf and the people in general,
Whntcrcr else may happen it Is safe to
say that the meeting viii be n large one,
shat the enthusiasm will hr great and
that the speeches Will prepare the people
furthu good news to come in three weeks
when Mckinley and Hobart arr elected.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-14
O'hBtRk HELD
FOR FORGERX
And Obtaining Money Under fa|saF
Prolencss on the Check
WHICH BORE BUCKEYES NAVs
William Journey Uses Officer
Massey's Name to Obtain Mon
ey to Go Cunning and Now
Must Answer Charge at
the Upper Court.

Willie Riley was singing Sweet Colleen
Bawn" yesterday along the coast while
under the influence of liquor, and Judge
Ball considered that 81 and costs would
remedy his voice.
Robert Smith has been acting disorder
ly at Mrs Robinson's boarding house, 619
East Fourth street, for some days past. He
will pay So and costs, or change his board
ing house to New Castle for thirty days.
William Spot and Harry McKeown wero
arrested by Sergeant Evans for begging
on Market street. They had thirty.four
cents between them and were given q
chance to get out of town.
George Pantelake was charged with
the larceny of So the property Of George D.
that the prisoner some time ago had
loaned the prosecuting witness go and
wanting some money he went to the
drawer and took s.. Tho cnse was dis'x
missed.
George O'Mcnra was charged with for
gerry. The evidence was that the check
passed by him ut Warmers office had notS
been signed by J.J. Buckley That pay-A
mcnt had been refused at the Chester Bank
and that O'Meura received s15 on thel
strength of the check.
Mr.. Hayes maintained that there was no
evidence that O'Mcara had forged the
name.
Pc There may be several men of tho nano
of Buckley in Chester. Judge Ball said
50 far us the court was concerned 1T Was
satisfied that tho charges of forgery and
obtaining money under false pretcnses
had been proven. He was held In 5000
bail to appear at the upper court to an
swer the charges.
William Journey was held In $500 bail
to answer the charge at tho upper court Of
Obtaining money under false protences.
On Monday evening last he went to
Hazel G, Mackay and obtained 80 on tho
strength Of using Officer j, II. Masseys
name. The officer testified thas he mover
sent the man to Muckoy for the Maclley
for the money.
Lizzie Bcalc has been at the Door Of
Hone for some time. Yesterday three
rings and waist belonging to II lady
We're missed from that place and LizLla
was missed Us well.
The matter was reported to the police
and officer Mnloney kept n sharp eye
around liz2ics haunti and had her in
the tolls by noon The lady came from
tho institution to identify the waist which
Lizzie was wearing.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-14
To wINoNA.
BY MRS. A. II. WELD

Just twenty years ago to day
A little maiden came to stay!
Her soft dark eyes and charming smile
Had power all trouble to beguile!
And soon with dancing feet she sped
To work or play, where mother led!
Her tender hand with sweet caress
In love, her fathers heart did bless!
Fen as the years sped on apace
She found in every heart place,
ii n brothers work or merry play,
Were shared by SISTER day by day!
Her playmatos felt her magic power
Which bound them closer every hour,
She gave them counsel wise and sweet
How childhood trials they should meet,
II 81 tender heart still held its sway
W hile out upon life's broad highway
She meets the tales of pain and grief
With sympathy that gives relief.
And now, when trials rcnd our heart,
This maiden hands the clouds do part
And lets the sunlt warmth Of love
Beam DER us. us from heaven above!
We trust this maidcn's way through life
Be filed wit h love, be free from strife,
For surely blessings must attend
So sweet maiden to the end.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-14

The rrcklcssnesS Of the motorman Of
Delaware Avenue car 40. % nearly cos6
him his lIlc this morning and at the sa1no
time endangered those Of a car load of pas
srrpo" and Harry cta4irn's, who is u
driver IN the employ Of ", E. Frank 81
son.
GlcCaddcn was onU vita wagon full Of
orders, liohad been delivering on WASH
incton street and having occasion to cross
The avenue did So. No car Icll warned
him Of tie approach Of the ear SO he drove
across tn track his horse IN trot, When
he reached the track he heard the car bell
and looking ont Of the wagon saw that he
car was moving too rapidly to prevent %
collision. However, he applied his whip
but before the wagon could clear the
track tho car had struck nni overturned
the wagon. McCHdden was under the
load of eggs, POTATOES, sugar and meat
while tho careless mutormHn was covered
with timber and broken glass which cut
him about the face and head.
The entire front Of the car had been
mashed and the shafts Uf the wagon bro
ken The pAsseL gers in The car were bat-
~ Fl ghtcurl and several We Han nCnriy
lan'UI Tho car was run to the depO0
and put out Of service.
TN" luJtOrmHn says he il no to blame
FIR the collision, BAT eye witnesses say ho
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-14

HIGHFlTLD--Dn October 18th, Morris High
fold of Marsh lIion. Del, aged 1Oy years
Relatives and friends of the family "re re-
spcctlully invited to attend the funeral on
Thursday oct. 10. NJ II. m from the resi-
denCe Of Anne Derrick son, OF Marshaiton.
ROY AL-ln III is city or Oct. 49, 1896, Sarah u,
wife OF VIM. NJ. Royal.
Relatives una fri, nds arc invited to attend
the funeral services II the residence of her
husband. Oh Adams stree I. on Friday ufier-
noon. Oct. III. ut O'Clock. lntermcnt phi
vhte,
PENNINGTON On "Wednesday. DOT. IA, 1896,
Albert *. Fennin ton. aged 3! years,
Relatives and friends are Invited to attend
the funeral from his residence No. 4Olh LON
bard street. on Friday afternoon. AZ Z O'Clock
lnterment At Old Swede's cemetery.
GlBSON.-lu this city on October IL. 1896,
Joseph H. Gibson. aged 81 years
Relatives and friends are iuVi' ed TO attend
the funeral from the residence of ms mother
No. 3pj SIMPLIFY street on Tnutsiay after
noon, Oct. 10. at Z O'Clock inlcrmcnt pri-
vate.
NEUTXE-At Leon Springs Texas. October
Q. 1895. George NeltAr. aged ~
Due notice OF funeral will be given.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-14
Arlington spiuners out of Work.

Tho spinning department of the Ar
lington Mills will close tonight and there
Is no prospect that it will start very soon.
In fact the owners arc seriously thinking
of never again using the department.
They say that tho material used in tho
manufacture of their class Of goods can be
purchased worked cheaper than the COM
pany can do 1t.
The subject has been considered for
long time and when the stock for the spin
ming department was exhausted it was
decided not to replonish it with tho new DIS
stated. In case the department is not
started again fifty men and boys will be
thrown out Of employment,
On Saturday many of the looms were
S Topped, there being no work in the mill.
Fifty hands are also Effected by this par
tiul close down.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-14

The readers of this paper will be pleased to
learn that there is at least one dreaded dis
ease that science has been able to cure IN all
It's stages. aud that Is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh
the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a con.
stitutiunal disease, requires constitutional
treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in.
tcrnaliy acting directly upon the blood and
mucnous surfaces OF the system, thereby
destroying the foundation Of the disease and
giving the patient strength by building ~
The cone tuition and assisting nature in do.
iny its work. lie rIoprietors have so much
faith in its curative powers. that they tfer
One Hundred Dollars for any case that /.
fails TO cure. Send for list Of test imonias
Address, +. j. CHENEY s. Co.. Toledo. o.
sg-SOld by DrupRIjta,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-14

Iii [ tic
Priced
Suits.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-14

Mr.. Hinkson's class of Union M. L.
Church will give musical and literary
entertainment In the church tomorrow
evening. This Is tho program:
Prayer. Rev J. ID. G. Hanna
Instrumental Selection. Miss Bertha Dill
Vocal solo. ..... -. Miss Marion Harting
Recitation. ............M Miss Laura Sheck
Instrumental selection. Miss Ella Kause
Vocal Duet
Miss May Taylor and H. II. Med anel
Instrumental selection
Messrs OFT and Riggs.
Recitation. .........M Miss Martha Mongar
Vocal solo. ...........M Miss Laura Beckley
Clarionette selection. Mr. Il. Foard
Dialogue. The Unfortunate Mr.. Brown
Vocal selection. ......;;;...;, Mrs Salfnor
Recitation. ...........M Miss Nellie Buckley
Instrumental selection Miss Mabel Lloyd
Vocal selection. .........,... Harry Carter
Recitation. Miss Lille Irons
Dialogue. Rhoda Hunts Remedy
Vocal selection. 80. Miss Laura Bcckley
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-14

LLMEI-DA KER-On the evening of
Wednesday. October 7th at 1899 South 18TH
street, Philadei phiH. Pa. by Rev. }. Wesley
Sullivan. pastor OF Snyder Avenue Zap
tist Chul CHI John +, Vollner OF IT, entol,.
N. j., and Jeunnette q. Barker. of Philadcl.
phia, Pa
WOOLSEY-C LEA VISION Sunday lith
inst, AT the home of the bride lass Walnut
street, Mr.. Arthur c, WDoIsey. OF Camden
N. j.. and Miss Ida May Cleaves OF this city.
by Rev, DR.. George L. Wolfe. pastor OF First
NJ, I. Church.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-14

The annual synodical meeting of the
Woman's Home Missionary Society will
be held Thursday, October 22nd, $50 a. IN.
In West Presbyterian Church.
The Foreign Mission synodical meeting
will be held In the afternoon. In the eve
ming there will be public meeting under
the q uspices of both societies, addressed
by Rev: Thomas MoCurdy, d. d. A fine
musicale Is also arranged for.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-14

Jacob Mauor and Victor Ullman en-
ployees Of the Diamond State Brewery
were robbed on Monday of S35 by n sneak
thief who gave his name us Miller and
sud he was from Germany. Gilman and
Mater gave him money and when they
went to dress in the evening they found
that their closets had been forced open
and their pocket books stolen. The police
have not apprehcn ded the thieves.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-14

Thursday October Is. 1885, will be do
nation day at Door OF Hope, when all con-
trbu ions. will be- gratefully received es-
poc,nlly, flour, sugar, C,ifee, toa, oat meal
and all kinds of groceries, also women's
clothing. All visitors are welcome. Cor.
Sixteenth and Pine streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-14

People can cr0nomizo rrcntly by weigh
ing their broad Hundreds Of short
weight lJnyos are sold at full price They
will lind the loaves of bread made by
George H. Huber, No. Gel West Second
street. weigh one pound and two ounces,
and pure and wholesome, honest bread in
every respect.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-14

Magistrate Daley yesterday afternoon
heard an action OF Phillip Thompson and
Co., again st Joseph Richardson for 1874 50
the value Of goods sold and delivered.
Refcrccs, j. j. Pierce. Philip Reybold
nnd J i. Obcrly govo the plaintiff vor-
dict for the full amount
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-14
Woinnu's t!psIin..

There will be meeting for women only
ty-murrpw CHhursday) afternoon at ? 80
O'Clock, held at the Peoples Mission, III
SIMPLIFY street, in charge Of Mrs Seth
Whtt2)cv. Como aud bring your uncyu'
vartcd friends with YOU, sister WhitelAy
VIII also have charge OF the meeting ut
the same place on Friday evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-14
POLITICAL NOTES.

ate - The Defeat OF Frank
Stidham for Sheriff-Johr F.
Salisbury to Become a Demo-
cratic Leader.
There arc good many Republican
voters who have not yet secured their tax
receipts that will enable Them to vote on
November Bird They are not coming for
ward any too rapidly. Money is being
furnished at the Union Republican head.
quarters by Col. ID. z. Barnard. As fast
as the tax receipts arc paid for they are
brought back to headquarters and the
numbers taken, which in case of being
lost will help to identity the receipt as
having been issued.
Well, the two Repuhlican tickets We're
deposited with Clerk Foard yesterday
afternoon, and the compromise fought for
by the REPL BLlGAN single handed failed
to nlHlerialiZc Thurc can be only one re-
suit If the two tickets arc allowed TO re-
main. The law provides that the candi
dates can withdraw even AFTER the ballots
have been printed. There may be meth
cd in madness but we, having resided for
some forty four years in Wilmington, liil
to sec It, 1t is enough IT, make Il man
forcswear his Republican bringing up and
vote tho Democratic ticket For instance
ask Frank Stidham who was instrumental
in defeating him for sheriff of New Castle
county when he was the Republican can.
didute for that Office.
We think few ballots that helped to
defeat him are yet in eXlstance. But for
all that Frank Stdhain, not Withstand.
ing the cold blooGcd stab he received Is
one of the strongest friends that he has
in New Castle County. The publication
of that Campaign would make very
Interesting reading matter 10 our readers
who know nothing about how II k"puIIll-
can ma Urty has turned into Democratic
one, through the trcachcIy Of one man.
The present fight in the Republican
party is OH u par with the one that took
place several years ago In the Democratic
party when John OHyrue talented
and silver tongucd lrishnnu took up bis
residence il our city for the uurposa Of
securing seat in the United States
Senate,
He was worth several thousand dollars,
having secured his start in life hy bvcNn.
nG one of the COUNSEL in the fUnInl5
Twitrhel murder ease which UCCur'd in
Philadelphia tie and his sister Entc
Q Byrna established II morning paper hire
called the Morning heTAI, Wul3l had
very tryIng career, and mhiuh was edited
by several wull known n!an about town.
Harry Mcintyre at one time "A power in
the Democratic party in Ou city, was ulr
Of tn" editor. Well 10 max" long
story short John spent several thuUsani
dp!lar- and .la any nUnbr Of Demo
cratic sprrrhr, bat his advent amongst
the Blue Hens chickens was looked upon
with di5trUst.
lie made a great many enemies in his
oWM patty the sam" as Erntl'nlnn whp
1
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-14

HAlliW.Np MD, Oct lJ.--1hu Excru-
'iI. -oi.L..tt,o u the Mary land Game
Anl Fl il HrWr't,G A,sJ.iItIon uIt u.
night and determined 10 takO sep, 10
drive the '"r1nan cal' uut III Maryland
%A'"r' na TIA. carp atu GustruJI ux the
= b"5 t,4 H.; yHnL5 all Tia. DLUyr yVuug
game h5h
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-14

The City Railway Company today re.
colvcd lho nov cars recently built by tho
Jackson Il sharp Company.
il'hc aloop yacht Mystery, recently stolen
from Gravcsend Bay, Is supposed to be III
MllluiuAlnu
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-14

Egbert Klair of Mill Creek hundred has
ono of the best kept farms in the country.
His ten acre field of corn he may well be
proud of. He has put In l2 acres of wheat
which is up and presents Il very fine ap-
DearanCe,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-14
OUR CARD BASKET.


So much more fun for him"
Mrs Lee Welsh of this city has returned
home from visit to Coatcsyille friends
Edgar NJ. Skinner of Cambridge, Md,
was married last evening to Miss Matte
Mitchell of Lloyd's. Nd.
Mrs. Samuel Il. Landers and daughter
Mamie of New Castle are visiting her
aunt, Mrs White of West Chester
Hazard Smedcy of West Chester, and
Miss Alice Ashbridge, daughter of David
Ashbridge, of West Goshen tow nship,
will be united in marriage this evening at
o'clock sharp, The wedding will take
place ut the residence Of the brides father
and will be in the presence of u few of tho
near relatives and intimate friends of the
contracting parties. The young couple are
well known In this city.
Mrs James Ball and daughter Edith
have returned home from pleasant visit
to Trainer friends,
Miss Bessie Slawtcr of Chester who has
been visiting in this city has returned to
her home.
Harry French is visiting in Baltimore.
Miss Ida May Clcaves of this city aud
Arthur G. Woolsey of Camden, n. j.,
were married ON Sunday at tho home Of
the bride, No. l23S Walnut street, by ltev.
DR. George l.. Wolfe,
MIS-. LtWlS ming VI lJtJi'ttht 10 WIZ
guest OF her sister, Mrs Walter of Else
mere
Mrs. Anna Jackson and son Ralph Of
Fort Wayne, Indiana, arc visiting her
mother Mrs Eliza Chandler Of hoakcssin.
Charles Pierson OF Philadelphia this
evening will be married to Miss Sadie r.
File. The ceremoncy will take place ut
No. 1905 West Fifth street this city.
a'Charles REESE of Kcnnett square was
married yesterday by Rev. William A.
Walliug TO Miss Cora b. Lutz OF this city.
Miss Fannie NJ. Marvel Of Dslmlr was
married to-day at noon to y. +. Cubbagc.
The ceremony took place at the residence
OF the brides parents.
Miss Cora Ferguson Of OsWego, N. Y.
Is the guest Of friends IN this city.
Richard Barnard of this city has been
visiting in kennett Square.
Miss Emily Ferrce of Yorlllyn is enter
tanning Miss Carrie Bartholomew Of Phil.
adelphia.
Mrs Thomas Chambers and Joseph Hen
erickson Of Stanton spent SUNDAY with
Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt Dixon Of liOCNGS5!u
Miss Grocn!eaf is visiting Miss Watson
Of Avondale.
Ali signs Of mourning has been removed
from Grace A. +. Church AMI bright dec.
oratlons prevail for the wedding this even
ing of Miss Elsie May Moore and Alfred
Russell Rev, John d. G. Hanna will per.
form the ceremony The happy couple
will hold II reception at tn" residence Of
Postmaster Moore after the ceremony.
DR.. and Mrs Henry Patterson and chill
hen and Frank Wo0llcy, of this city, will
80 to West Chester on Saturday to pu.jIG.
ipate In tn. celebration of The seventy
third birthda7 of Mrs Susan H. WuolI,.r.
Her scventy-tr5t birthday WI, celebrated
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-14

The farm of Isaac Sullivan situated near
Now Castle was sold on an order out Of
Orphans Court this morning by William
sullivan, executor, to Robert Pennington
attorney for $500.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-14

High priced competitors disregard
well established law OF physics when thev
buck against salvation Oil. 1t is the best
and cheapest. DC.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-14
Pensions.

The following pensions have boon gran.
ci in Delaware: Originnl--Aibart =.
SDoIdun, Wilmington Incroaso-Chnrl 3
W, :iulioway Wilmington.