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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-02-04
MANCHESTER pIr0r.


The sleIghirg Is fine and our lumbe
men busy.
Mrs A j. kiltan is IN North Adams
called there by Illness,
Octave Marcia has moved into Mrs
CarDey's tenant house
Wilbur Wellmsn Iss 20 far recovered
from bis illness as to be ont again.
The Misses Bradley, daughters o
John Brsdley or Hoosiok, have been yisi
ing the family OF G. " Brsdl5y.
gee TIE question a, the dtbste; RacoIved
ths, solitary confinement is su effective
punishment was decided 10 The sfirmo
i've,
- The Man from Maine, g drama Of five
aols by CHARLES Tovushend, will be pre-
seuled by the 5 OF V aud l.. A S at the
Union opera house on the evening Of Feb
l4'b,
The second eunual Couvocat % Of the
Fiut DISTINCT Of the Order Of tie Eastern
Star, Grand Chapter Of Vermont, viii be
held 10 Masonic Hall, Manchester Centre,
VI. Feb, l6.h. 1897 At 7 clock r. IN.
opening ceremonies and the address OF
welcome. by Aiouirsm Chspter At s 90
Moutt Anttouy Chsp'or viii cabtet the de
sreta Banquet st II 90 Geo, Olney
Weodceok, District Deputy Grand Patron,
Mrs Ii l.. > Iiison District Deputy
Graud Met ON. The Gfsud Patron,
Grand Msuoa. Guni secretary sDd
Grand Lecturt vii b. 10 attendance
~ mem btrs N good ,NDd,rg are request
d to be Ireselt
-- TIE qae'tloa before TIE Iyeeum Al it's
4,Il meeting IL, Received that IT, fesf Of
aad not the beps II reward
ass The greater il Aaruce 90 hum,n COZ
duct Affirmative. A. J Dave, Ebsr Tsy
Tor, Sire. Is. Gleason uegstIve, Ear Marsh,
An. White. Il ) Barton, Speakers.
Mrs Lsus Dapet'. Aans Smith. BeftbsAu
defson, George seymour. Frsuk Bngss
L5fsio DAVE, Misses Deha Grfow, Jeu
ole Scott E.sT, The Uulty OF 40 edu
GATOR, Mics Mabd ADDER 90 Current
toplss, M.s Mary Musb, Eiuress o.
be Bas,Isi, NJ, b t,iotd asslstsuts. + /
l. Tsykr. Il >, ha,top. Az destructive
,ud pleading tItfc.ss All be cae testnre
q The evening
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-02-04

O8 receipt a ieu e-uts, essb % sismLt,
a .eueroas nple vii be- mailed oi ID.
a. Get p0paiar Cahrfb sod Hay Fever
Core EI,'s Crssm bslu sntleien, to dem
onstfsis ne greet merit Full slze j9c.
BY BROTHERS..
Is Hsueu 81 New Yrrk CITY.
A irtpud s1yistd TIE 70 try Bye Cream
BAN 81 ! after usiug % al zseks be
uevs myself cared 81 eststfh. ], is =
most valasble remedy Joseph stewsft,
ca Gsnd Avenue, Brooklyn, n. !.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-02-04


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sHPiah. Mes. OF UrHaid ievef era 0'h
49,, 5'n. ~ b. alter ss'atats. 81 several
"ftft Tie f@uslas Se'e h'aush' here
"fihfs5 sa1 Aepofi'fd 30 TIE ''a' oi
beit~o' etae',rJ ss'i'iaE haal luir'
meet I've 81 be eHIiifen ~efs 10 t'"H
a. tie ban" A'ssti, COS OF fou h'1g"'
loss, bfafs#. fe"aias 10 Nc" l9fs
eti1 Nice Jaii' L'poini ei Northampton.
ME- hsmie H'iie'' si'b Der hnso11d O.
Northampton and Mrs hu@s "iiIafd 81
80 seeom psHied hI Der hNsbs5'' OF Den
nibg'on htf Sha @nd iEo Hmainl"R
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jesse L'polpl ~ Mass were aIHuie 70 ~
pftsehh
There was a. altsgienos Of about 1T
~ from autslds The tosn besides large
nun Der + cur cwu pfopls 81 the Dietrc1
~ issIautry meeting ol The NoWsns AuI
Hilary OF tie EFncopai church At Il9r
church la "wednesday. ltu 47ta The .
exercises ct The day sere 1t intense Inter
est tbtouRbou' Toe key tote Wse glVrr /
10 The sermon upon The Motives Ter Mis-
'Iousty Work delivered u The r#l,b tstion
u the holy Communion lu the morning .
by the Rev d. J. S'Diort ri bsIto1s
falls' IL The afternoon luIftestIog papefs
lpou The sork Of the Nrrmopt Branch be-
,howu by lh Aplrorrtaliuus, were read
y Mrs. George .. Woodcock Of Msuches
er Depot and Mr- l. I. ddson OF Knit
aud. MIS- /. '. Finch Of Gtselieid,I
VI ,ss. next gave 40 lastructlve paper npou
How 10 Iuterest Children 10 hlssloL
v ork, which was followed by remark /
nd discussion from seversl persons pres
OF VITO spoke from pr~Ctical experience
.hureb ia BenuIugtnp county by Mrs A
, G,.va. ~ 4,,te,l.n3 ovc,t.d gncf f.,
In {
crest au' '"'' was 'O'o"eu ~ rem Al Ne I
rom Rev d. Harris dsuetsl Missionary
I'd Rev. Mr. Richardson Of Bennington
... -, nib, g.. t.-.. g., fr.,l.s tt.. '
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-02-04


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tesa aIi lea hfraee aash O. b happy
ihe fHsat are a4t iai "e1ghtag
Toe ice tstrest "s' hsishsi h9ads'
sna slsrss suaao' o. has les has been ~
rstsi. We agEat 10 Eesp eaai neat fom
met
r,fsaas HAVING aassttltd aeeooagts
viii tbs tava saoal4 band them 70 the
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p n ONE received letter from Rev.
7. J. Gtasey q Ral.aI. Tuesday, 10
~tleo ia ~r,ta.. shau start Tor ths
Observation-Disclosures the sleeper
TONIGHT. I An batter aad bops a sLoft
.slsa,p Ia The ,saB1r soalt" ulIl restore
me e. health
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Charlie FISH have ktudly yoIaut, cred 10 /
l.Ys team. IT Hsrl.. drug store leaving
At 30 .b.fp. lathe words Of the orator,
Ibs.e not tbore rfompt mast boof il.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-02-04

Minutes seem ike hours u ben lie is
81 stske, Cfunp slyes 10 time to nd Ter
doctor. DE sy msy mean dealt, Oar
Miuute Cuugb Care gives 10 tent feliei
aud lusurts rrcoTert The only bsrmlss,
remedy tbst produces immedisrs result.
Pettiboue a Co., Maocbuter Depot,
Il. Whtpple Manchester Ceutfe.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-02-04

Ctieora, Pa Herald Richard vensel
reports Oae Mtautr Cough Cure the sreS,
-st success OF medical science. He told
as rbst IT cured he whole family Of tern
Bile coashs aud colds, slter oil. other 40
oslled cgres failed ehfirely Mr.. Vensel
.aii it assi.ted bis children through = very
sirge 81 mtssels. Ore Minute Cough
Core msEss e1pectorsfton very easy and
rspii Pe'uboUe & Co Mouohs.ter DE
pot. J. n NLlppLr, MsneLe.ler Otntte
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-02-04

Losr A dttr little cltld ~bo msde
bone Happy by tts tmties And 10 tbiuk
Il mitAg hlvc bseu saVei bad the psrsuts
anly Erp, 10 the hooss Oas Miuate Cg1sl
Care. The lnisllbIs remedy Tor crop
peuib0es q Go. Manchester Depot
]. Il. Whips. Manchester Ceatre
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-02-04

Ms. Lacrets HosIey Is qaite feeble,
i j Thompson returned from Barr
last week
}, + Fun rt1rued to Manchester
last week
Il f. ~oodsard visi.ed irinds 10
Springfield ever Sunday,
Andrew Aad,rsou Is to work Tor Sam
ucl Stiles Of PRO for year
S II Abbott Of Honghionvlle visit
ed at ", " Abbott last Sunday.
School closed % Clsrksville Jan. 10Th.
Scholars neither absent DOR t.rdy during
the term; May Parker Ethel Smith,
Cbsrles Thorn 500, Wesley $ ymour. Al
sent one day l. '.lie White, Miner Fenu
Arthur Bates Oae bali day; Herbert
Rove. Whole humber Of scholars. %.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-02-04

A torpid liver means bad complexion.
bad breath, Indigestion add frequent head
sches To avoid such companions take
DeWitt's Little Early Rlsets, the famous
little pills Pet'ibone 4 Co.,, Msnches
ter Depot; J, II, Whipple, Manchester
Centre
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-02-04

Soothing Tor buras, sc.lds, ehsppen
h.uds sai lips Healing Tor cots auc
sores lbha1t triipt tor pItes, stops pain
Of oure Ibrss are the rtrlafs Of DeNHtt
WITT HtEI SAVE. FoulboUe 4 co
Ma -stef Depot J, Ii, Hlipple, Maj
chez CsLfVe
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-02-04

AnM "a nnrAIA IAEM.

nsWpf IS mHa &C. save a. uiHNf
SOAP NrRppF na thgy rmn q"
80 ihF top gurttun Of fatb
wrapper that partlHu eat sli,-
Sea The iFadig S Jhk lNhI
SOAP /" Ihtsr teAfird - sss'-
pua. arg 10 b. - Htt Paatasf
iUlty paid enclosed vita
shsrt Of paper stating I ompel+
ttaf's fall name uHd address
Hnd the uumhrF 81 gup9us
sfut 30, 10 tsrtrF Hrns- Ito %
MFapprF t9 haa Wtih
.lLEr III : NM ...aulLL LIZ l
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-02-04

UapAil presentcd orders o' isej .
Jupsid presented orders oi 1896
Uupaid uupresgu,ed CT iors Of 1885
Uupaid uupresouied orders Of 1896
lut6ret accrued 90 res,nted 0rdt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-02-04

Repairs OF buildings ........
Insurance on bnilllnc- .....
ufulture new aud required
IIghtr ........................
jan expenses ................
Election cIpeute' ....... ......
hiseellsutuuE expenses ....
Court INpcnses .,.. ...........
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-30
IS TRULY GRATEFUL.
Grateful Beyond Expression and
Says He Should BE.

Seven years Of misery zach little worse
than the one before 1t, made up OF constant
backache, pains in the kidneys and then
absolute relief-a perfect freedom from the
misery of those long years-would surely
make anyone greattul for the relief. And
do you know, there is q satisfaction in
such straight emphatic thankfulness that
Is of far more value than money considera-
ton? There is. We are reminded daily
by just such testimony that the encourage.
mont is honest and that we cannot use
terms any too strong in telling the public
tho wonderful" curative properties of
Doan's Kidney Pills. They are rapidly
becoming the sort Of medicine everybody
wants ON Land, and they have them who
heye been cured by them.
We know the people OF jersey who may
BIO sufferers as Mr.. Nest0r was, would be
glad to hear his personal indorsation of
our remedy. Mr.. Patrick Nestor resides
Az 1870 stone street. Newark. He gives us
statement short concise, as follows:
That he suffered with bacGache and kid
nsy pains for seven years, each year II little
worse than tho one before He suffered
from scalding urine. highly colored and
frequent calls to eXpel it. In fact, all tho
miseries Of kidney complaint for seven
long years, then he adds, II cannot ex
press my exact appreciation of Doans
AAiuhoJ Atii' ain w" ohihh ahyohe
can Il will repeat this and substantiate
this statement to anyone who doubts 1t, If
they will only come and soc me. No one
can know tho pain and trouble l have en-.
dured."
Surely Mr.. hester Is grateful, and we
thank him for the strong and stratghtfor.
ward manner of telling where the credit
belongs. and we are sure any citizen OF
Newark, wishing to substantiate the above
by calling on him will be received In just
the cordial spirit he talks.
Doan's Kidney Pills are for sale by all
dealers. Price % cents. Mailed by Foster
MiIburn Co, Buffalo, n. Y, sole agents
for tho y. S.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-30

George L. Jones left for Chester
Md, to-day.
Miss Birdie Booth, of New CastlI
been visiting Wilmington friends, /
Rev. james B. Monaghan left thisI
ing for Coyln3ton, Ky, where II,
stationed.
Herbert Rice and Mlburne Chi
were in New Castle last evening
Miss Ethel Bach has returned hoI
the summon months from the boa
school at Wellesley, Mass.
w. N. Blackburn, of PHILADELPHIA
the guest Of relatives in this city oil
day.
Olaf w Twigg has returned to his,
in West Chester after visit TO Will
ton friends.
Miss Francis Lawson, Of Chattal
Tenn, spent Sunday with her friend
Anna NJ Phillips of Shellpot.
Miss Emma Booth, of Chester, I
visiting Miss Ola Pennington, Of thi
Walter Griffith, Of this place, W
Honeybrook, Pa, last week.
Winfield smith, larry llillesas
Nimrod Baggerly, Of this city, rode
their wheels and spent Sunday wit
smiths parents, at West Chester
Congressman George H. White of
Carolina was tender a recep ion |
colOred people of this city, at the no
Miss Edwina B Kruse No 100 East
street, after the commencement exc
in tho Opera House last night.
people were present
Mrs. c. Cakes of St. Pauls, Mini
visiting her mother Mrs, Murphy
various friends in our city. She
with her friend Mrs, NJ. r. Bonsoa
West Fifth street, to-day.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-30
THE MARK ETS.

Butter sold to-day at Is to 20cents per
D. eggs, 14o to'l8e per. dozen chickens,
to sl.25 pee pair; spring chickens. Poe IL
lb; old Irish white potatoes, 59cents
per bushel; oranges. 10 10 % cents per
dozen; beets 8 cents bunch; carrots, lt
apiece; Strawberries, wholesale from Sc to
Zoe box in the crate; lemons, lUc TO l2c
noz. bananas, Sc 10 l5c per dozon tomu-
toes 10 cents Il quart; radishcs, 3 cents per
bunch; spinach, 8 cents head; cabbage,
30 to DC per head, ogg plants, &c to lOo
each; currants, i per box; string beans,
Boa "A peck; new potatoes, Sc 4 peck ;
asparagus, DC a bunch lard, Sc por h;
peas, DC IL "a peck; Strawberries, 10 cents
per quart; caulihower. &c to lUc II head !;
pino apples Sc to l0c piece; cherries, Sc to
10c quart; raspberries, 12c a quart; corn,
Bic dozen; blackberries, l7t quart !:
oarrants, kSc u quart; squash &c each !;
gooseberries. 4c q boz.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-30

n, B. GILBERT signed an agreemsnt with,
dfawing In the interest OF party harmony.
Mccoy, who Is comparatively 0 new
man In politios, 10 put forward as the
candidate Of the Democratic League, an
sa ssnsso. Y h Raassas'a d si ss ss
iriembets. and 1t Is supposed that he will
be wheel horse In tho fight for Mccoy.
Nearly all OF the city leaders, such as
Salisbury, Dickey and Neary will DO be-
hind johnson, and they expect he will be
nominated
NEW POST MASTERS.
New schedule Of star mails has been
adopted for the route between Delinari
Sussex county, Del. and Nelson, Md.
Among recent appointments made by
tho Postmaster General were those of j.
H. Hinsley to be postmaster at Camden.
Kent county, Del. in place OF j. l. Carrow
or at Wyoming Kent county, Del, in
place Of G. NJ Crcpsmore, who was re-
moved.
The Postmaster General has forwarded
official commission as postmaster to James
M. Deakyne, at Clayton, Kent county, Del,
tho document bearing date June 23l.
The Seating Of John G. Singles as q
member from tho Eleventh ward last
evening by tho Board of Education, was
the right and proper thing to do. Mr..
Singles Is Il Democrat and was elected
by the face Of the returns the only and
proper thing that could BIO done was to
give him his scat. He Is now q full fledged
member OF the Board OF Education and
we believe that he will make very eff.
Gent member of the School board.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-30

Tho Trustees OF the Poor held tho
ulnr monthly meeting at Farnhur3
morning and transacted bu itness of
teresting character. The report
Levy Court Committee that tho
zion the coming year would havl
along with an appropriation Of s.
which is $1,000 less than last years a
pration was duly considered.
The board had asked for several
and more than was given them AM
members were greatly disappointed
boards shortage Of cash led TO a NJ
by Mr.. Murphy that all outside reli'
the coming three months DO done
with, but other members thought it Il
necessary to continue the reiiof, and
motion was voted down.
Tho exOrbitaut charges made by on
physicians who have asSiStcl in hos
cases caused DR.. Melville to motion
hereafter no bills from OutSids physi
BE- allowed. 1t was the opinion Of nj
OF the members, however, that oul
medical attention was ut timos necel
and the motion after tho discussion
voted down.
Superintendent Mccoy reported
pOnuINllUn VI tnt +ilillSuou@o rs lhll
white men, ll6, white women 49, v
children S,total ISL; colorcd men 10, VIC
Il, children 4, toIa! %; total white
Culored 236.
The payroll of S3o4.l6 was ordcrcl
There were three deaths reported Il
curing during the month. Hhcy
Henry Wh.ttindon, Timothy Lynch
Hannah Jetfrics. The board Will cont
its session this afternoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-30
DOTS.

Columbia bicycles after Thursday will
be sold tor So.
The new garbage crematory will be test
ed en- July 10.
Mrs. Jenkinson has moved from this
city to West Chester.
The Board of Health met yesterday and
transacted routine business.
The bicycle house for the use Of the po-
lice department may not be built.
Tho shipley Street Sewer Company will
sell its sewer to the city for 500
f. A. Robinsons maltese cat was killed
yes erday afternoon by Fourth street
trolley Car,
Mrs c. SPAIN Of No. 500 w. Second
street. died Oh Monday aged 49, years.
Howard Wilson sued Thomas Vandyke
for 49, IS alleged to DO due for phosphate
Magistrate Kelley reserved his decision. u
Harry Emmons has transferred to Mary
A, Burnett, the house at No. 1910 Wash
ingtOn street.
VIM c. Spruanco and wife have trans
ferred to Mary Lettan, the house at FOL
Adams street,
State Librarian Jefferson is trying to
get In all OF the books which belong to tho
state library.
Register of wills Cooch this morning
tanad letters Of administration to the
Equitable Guarantee and Trust Company
OF the estate of Mary NJ. MoCadden. ,; -
William Findley, OF Kennett Square,
has secured q position as carpenter with
Patrick Fahey, Wilmington contractor.
Nicholas Green and Willard Shaw will
ride race on July 5 to decide the cham.
pionshp OF the Young Boys Athletic
Club
John jackson Of Newark mashed his
hand yesterday and is now at the Della
ware Hospital.
Bethany Baptist Sunday School Excur-
zion will give an excurdion to Pennsgroyo,
n, j., On Thursday, July on tho steamer
UlriCa.
The State Medical Council has granted
medical licenses to James 2, L0land Of
Milford and George W. F. Forrest of this
county,
Mrs. Florence BucEworth Of Eleventh
and Claymont streets fell from Maryland
avenue Car last night and cut her head
badly.
While Emil Hertel was sitting at Fourth
and Walnut streets last night, sky.rock
ct came down and hit him on the head.
Luckily he was not hurt.
Rev. Frank Ellis Of Brooklyn, father.in-
law of Rev. +. +. Briggs Of this city
dropped dead in his pUlhit Sunday night
General Samuel A. Mhcnlistcr yesterday
returned to the clerk of the United States
Court all the official books and records as
United States Circuit Court commissioner
as the Office has been abolished.
Rev Robert Jack was ordained pastor
of New London Presbyterian Church,
Tuesday evening, June ~, at T. 10 O'Clock.
The Presbytery OF Chester met in tho
church at that time and too1 part in the
exercises.
A number of prominent Delaware coun-
ty pf0hi5tiOnists are making rcady to
hold grand rally on the calnp-mea'ing
grounds ut Chester Heights on Saturday,
August 7th. 1t is announced that Dir,
Swallow, the Prohibition candidate for
State Treasurer, viii BIO present and mako
IA address on Tho occasion, bearing ON
State issues
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-30
Coaae inning the Courts Action.

The action OF the Levy COar: in cuttin 2
off tho appropriations Of tbs several differ
ont charitable institution Of the city and
county, Is meeting with considerable con.
domination by well kncwn charitable
workers, This morning every body talked
Of tho matter which they branded al an
outrage. The Home FOR FrCndless and
Destitute Children at Rlverview will be
perhaps, the greatest sufferer by the
courts action.
There are largo number Of orphans at
the institution who are almost dependent
upon the county, but now as no funds will
be forth coming from that source others
will have to be resortcd to- People who
have heretofore contributed Willingly say
they cannot afford TO give much more lib.
Similar conditions confront tho IT.
M.chacl's Day School, which is in its
infancy
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-30
WEDDING AT +,
GafEusBop'
Large Number of Young r-
Indulge in a Private Dance
at Shellpot. -'Y,'
GnEEN-DRApER.


GREENSBORO, Md, June e9-Ak
O'Clock this morning, at the Church Z
Holy Trinity, Thomas Mitchell Gil.
New York CITY, and Miss Sallie.
Draper, eldest daughter Of JAS y. u
Of Greensboro, weie married. STlX
mony was performed by the Rev y
Rich, and Miss Lora Downes, Of ror
played the wedding march. Thi
was prettily decorated with aowepk,
The bridesmaids were the MissA
beth Satterfield. attired in pink 81 \.
ence Barcus, blue organdie; Annlfei
white organdie; Mary Fisher, cN
gandie; Fannie Harrington, OF
cousin of the bride, white silk; EllGl
white organdle. They carried sw2
Following these wero two littl9
girls. Misses Helen Roe Of Denash
Louise Mitchell, of Greensboro, cIDe
the bride aud groom, respectively he
wore white silk and carried biaok
white roses. The usher; ware D4u9
@. Draper, of Wilmington, Dsl, csas
the bride; William 'rrenchard, Of tIcs
Hill; DR.. f. Il. Malone and III
Satteriieid of Greensboro. Precehd
bride and groom were tho best nd
liam Purdco Draper, of Denton, 81
of tho bride, who gave her away,
maid of henor, Miss Mary Green, of =
Hill, a sister Of tho groom She wih b.
ed in white organdie, with whitepf
trimmings, hat and gloves to ma .
carried pink roses. ~
The bride WAS, becomingly atSli
travelling suit Of light brown IN.
trimmed in white satin, chiffon 81
ental lace and carried q bouquet q
roses. The couple will reside in NeN3
Among those present from a Il
were: Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. q. Dra.F
DR.. Oscar G, Draper, Of Wilmingtd
Mrs. Ralph Waldo Emerson, ID.
Haven, Conn; Mrs, Isaac PenneWii
Smyrna, Del, +; Miss Sue b. Kurtz q
dentown, N. j.; Miss Fannie HarriI
of Dover, Dol. Mrs NJ. A. Barous +
timore: Mrs. VIM. b. Green, Mlssest
and May Green, and Will Trenchl
Church Hill; Misses May Chiltonk
Downes, Mary Fisher, Mr.. and Mrs
Roc, of Denton. L
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-30

Take coal tar two parts and coal oil and
grease one part each, and mix with a small
amount of carbolic acid. Apply with u
cloth by moistenng the hair and horns of
the animal with the liquid. In the apRli-
cation include the feet and legs and 1t will
drive every fly away
Apply us often as necessary, and your
cows will be entirely secure from flies of
all kinds. Any kind of old lard or grease
can be used. Coal tar is the base of this
remedy, and when too thick to spread we'll
use more coal oil; when too thin to adhere
well use more coal tar Carbolic acid will
cost about fifty cents or sixty cents in
crystals by the pound, and every farmer
should always keep 1t on hand, as it, iu its
maLy uses, is indispensable.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-30

Miss Elizabeth Carlisle will start tt
for Kansas City, whore she will joil
brother. Warren Preston Carlisle,
whom she expects to spend several md
in travelling through New Mexico,
fornia and the Pacific Northwest, an
Yellowstone Park, returning by V
Denver and Salt Lake City, They W
direct to Los Angeles and travel nortt.,
from San Diego. Miss Carlisle wy
companicd as far as Chicago-by M
vim +. Morrison, who expects toy
several days in that city. 4