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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-10-27
rHE NEW REGESr.
Most Likely viii Be lion. y, &. East
ham. of Mason County appointment
Not Yet Made.

There is great deal of controver-
sy as to who viii be the regent to
succeed Prof Atkeson who has re-
signed. In speaking to d well known
man who is in a position to know he
volunteered the information that ow-
ing to the scrap now taking place
between the three candidates from
Huntington it would most likely go
to Hon. 2. c. Eastman, of Mason eoun-
ty. Mr. Eastman is Democrat, a
farmer, graduate of University of
Virginia, class OF rs, ex president
OF State Senate, was candidate for
governor against Mathews in rs and
MacCorkle in 80. He has been
prominently identified with the
leading affairs of West Virginia for
the past twenty years and would
make an excellent regent. The APP
pointment win not be made until
Gov. Atkinson returns from Nash
Vile.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-10-27
Lunch win Case Postpoped.

The Lynch viii case has again been
postponed on account Of the absence
Of DIR. $. S. Wade the family physi-
clan. 1t was thought that the case
would be decided az this term but
il goes over until the next.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-10-27
The Novelty Co.
Bargains in Every Department,

-
DC SURE w see inc new fidhhelette
Wrappers.M Laoies ana chli@
arehs onaerwear'
Tancy decorated lamps zoe, ~ ana q
Iuinoiefs, ohiy $500. soc doz
Large covered grass dishes 10 ~ zoe
cups s:s ssa st saucer. s. 4, s $. ' set
1 ar granite steel cofree pots 4oc
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-10-27
Royal mskss the food pure,
wkotsscmc q
The Leading Florist

The Leading Florist
Mary M. Jenkins, Florist, Grafton,
w. Va. Fine cut flowers and floral
designs speciality. Potted plants In
variety. Grafton, w. Va. Box 22l.
Our Best Effort.
We have in and open the biggest,
best and cheapest line of fall and win
ter dry goods, clothing, boots and
shoes we ever have shown at Little
Falls. HUTCHINSON s. JACOBS.
MINIS Clay worsted Suits, well
made and all wool at IS; overcoats
that will wear well and keep you
warm at 81 so are bargains you don't
want to miss at Hutchinson h ia
cobs, Little Falls.
Buy your boots and shoes at Pos
tens.
Go and see Waters Il Whit
tingt0n i'm theirne room, Woods
Building, largest and finest line
Shoes in the city.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-10-27
JUSTIN M. KUNKLE, Local Editor

DR.. Morris, Dentist, has made his ar.
rangements to remain permanently at
home hereafter and keep his ONCE open
all the time. Any one needing his ser
Vices can find him always prepared to
wait ON them.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-10-27

We have about 5000 pieces Of wall paper left
from the past season which we are bound to dis
pose of TO make room for new stock These
are not remnants, but the newest patterns and
coloring on the market, in combination with and
IL inch blended friezes.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-02

J, O. Woodward, 9. y, woodward
Fl, Inman, ]. Berger, Of the time wheel,
man oenturions, rode their first century OF
the year yesterday. The route they took
was to Norristown and back, thence to Pa
oil and return. They will make the same
run tomorrow.
The annual shoot of the Mcclure. Gun
Club OF Chester took place at Marcus
Hook on the grounds Of the club. Tho
shoot was at ten birds, for gold club
badge, which was held by Leb Barlow.
The scores: Leb Barlow 0: H. johnson, Z;
David b. Mcclure, 0; A. j. Mcclure, q;
John Brown, 3; Albert Edwards, s; w. Fl.
Hale, s.: John II, Keslin, &; The shoot
was at live birds, 81 yards rise.
In rifle shooting match to day at Cape
May on 600 yard target range be-
tween tho veterans Of John Mecray Post
and members of Independent Rifles, the
veterans carried of the donors by scoring
10 points out of Il possible 16O Capt. Mil
ler did the teft individual shooting, his
score being II points out Of q possible
twenty,
Frank Il Heyer, of Colts Neck won tho
LincroEt handicap shoot at Elkwood Park,
Long Branch, N. j. this afternoon with a
clean score Haywood, Bogardus and Pat
ten all tied for second place with one miss
The conditions swere ten birds, handicap
rise 60 per cent, t1 high gun and 40 poe ct,
TO SECOND gun. The scores were Is fox
lows Haywood and Wooley dlYid6i IN a :
miss and out, with six kills. In tho third
event missand out, Haywood, DAILY, Bo-
gardus and Gibbs tied and divided.
Pitcher Amos Rusio not dismaycd by the
dismissal OF his case against the New
YORK. Clrb by Chicago judge for want of
hpI
damages and release from reservation
against the New York Club in tho New
Jersey courts, in which State the club is
incorporated.
John Henry johnson got the decision
over the Kentucky Rosebud at the Phlla.
delphia Athletic Club in six rounds last
night.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-02
MISS Lille johnson, Of PHILADELPHIA
- visiting Miss Frank at the Hotel RicL.

The final New Years reception A. II;
| White House collapsed in many respsot'
| .nose OF preceding years. Among tbosr
VINO assisted in receiving was Miss GRAY
'he beautiful daughter Of Senator GRAY
Mrs. oteyenson's gown was of black vel.
Wy, With yoke Of black gauze and n
bertha effect of silver and white. With iat
trimmings upon the skirt. 'N'
,ri Mrs. Olney's gown was Of black velvet
Win . handsome vest front of let and
Mrs. Carlisle wore rich gown Of n,um.
G SawonS, orocaded satin, with a front of
MrS' ,,.%mQnrs costume of black and
white silk was most hecomingly made
with full plain skirt and tight-lttin1
sleeves, with ruifled cap. A bunch Of
Parma ylolets was her only ornaments.
Mrs. Harmon wore striking toilet of
hnnier's green velvet, with n bodice Of
pale blue, voiloi handsomely with lace, ~
Mrs. Wilson'S toilet was OF black and
gray br0cadnd silk, with petticoat Of
gray and train Of black velvet, Frills of
lace were about the neck.
Miss Herbert was gowned In white
n'oiro With ruffles edged with lace, and n
bertha OF tho same aboutthe low cut oG.
lee 81
Mrs Francis, the wife Of the new Sic
tary Of the Interior, was gowncd in rica
taifrta silk. with stripes Of pink and white
and raro lace on the bodice.
Miss MDrtons gown was Of black satin,
with brocadGd figures of green on tho
skirt, and dark green satin bodice.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-02

1t was motley crowd Of poor children
that gathered in tho First Presbyterian
church last night ma pGrtoolt OF tho
Christian MAdeavor SOrietys annual dim
ner. Tho society has provided for one
hundred and lilty children and every ono
received US much as ho OF sho could eat OF
turkey, chicken, cranberry SAUCE, tea,
coffee and fruit.
There was one boy who evidently did
not know That he would be given all he
could eat, not satisfied with what he found
on his own plate, he helped himself
literally from the plate OF his neiIhbors
on each side, with the result that they
were the ones who had to ask for mora.
The food for the dinner was received from
donations asked for by the Rev. j. NJ
Milligan from the pulpit Of the church on
previous sunday. The children were
admitted by tickets which were dis.ribut.
ed during The morning from the church.
Those who attended to the wants of tho
children Were: Miss Carrie Provost, Mrs,
6. W. Jones, Mrs William Downing,
Miss Florence Elicott, Mrs. James f.
Price, Mrs, J. II. MilIigan, Miss sara
Mllguii, Miss Ida Baldwin, Miss Josi5
Miligan, Miss Sadie Provost, Miss AMMO
Hope, Mrs, Margaret Provost, Sidney
Si!e3, Joseph Hamilton and the Rev. J.
r. Milllgan. The attendance at the dim
ner last year was about ll5.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-02
Light House
ROBBED.
Keeper Patterson Loses $40. 90
In Cash,
EIiHT BULLET! Wit V.la
The Money was Taken From tho
Light Keepers Trousers
which Hung in the
Room Where
He was sleep
Emo.

Il was llgh-mnded thief indeed who
robbed tho home of John A. Patterson, 4
government employe, who has charge OF
Heights.
Inc robbery occurred last night and
nearly proved the last one the guilty mad
perpetrlted as Mr. Patterson shot eight
loads after him. eTf
Ihe lighthouse occupies bluff overlook
ing lhe resort ana Is about $50 yards ffoih
tho railroad. Although there arc honsea
within hundred feet the Patterson homo
!sa tempting place for a burglar rs tho
ground Is so high that he could work on
any portion of the house without being
sean by neighbors.
Last night the burglar chose the baok
door' There was no bolt to break nor
lock to be torn from It's fastsniugs. The
door had been left open by Mr.. Patterson,
| whose WHO and two sons had gone to the
homo OF Mr., Megiligau short distance
| away.
| They went about7 O'Clock leaving Mr..
| Patterson in charge Of tho light in the
| tower and the children May and Howard,
As % o'clock drew near tho children DO.
came sleepy and their aged father took
them to their rooms and saw that they
were snugly tucked in their beds
The father being weary also reclined on
u
lamp. Mr.. Patterson was soon asleep,
and whilo ho was tho burglar entered the
house, assembled the stairs and visited the
room where tho aged lighthouse keeper
and his children were sleeping.
Mr.. Patterson had carelossly thrown his
trousers over charand thee the Burglar
picked up after blowing out the light,
Something awakened Mr.. Patterson but
what IL was lie does not know. lie did
nd
opening his eyes found tho lamp had gone
out.
lie arose and as he approached tho room
door The footsteps sounded palmer. He
made no inspection Of the house until he
went into the light tower and took from
chest Il loadod revolver and with tho wea.
pom returned to the lower floor where the
sounds were still heard,
The front door Of tho house, which had
been locked was open and through it came
the sounds Of running men. Mr.. Patter.
son followed and saw the form OF u man
disappearing down tho bluff. Six shots
from the revolver followed the fellow, bub
they did not take effect.
At this time Mr. Patterson did not know
be had been robbed The shooting had
awakened tho children who had put q
match to the lamp aud when Mr.. Platter.
son reached the room he saw that his
trousers were missing. In them was SO
i'll paper money
Instead of than pursuing tho burglars
he won't TO tho tower again and Gischarg.
ed heavy muSknt which alarmed tho
members Of tbs Patterson family. Arthur
t. q marine aboard tho United States
Steamship Brooklyn, who is on u visit to
bis parents was tha tilst to reach tho home
and upon crossing tho porch picked up
his fathers trousers.
Vnc pocket book md money Wrrp ,niss.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-02
dulles Simon and Littre.

Simon hH;ed slang On ono occasion
his interloCutor was Littro, his fellow
member in the Versailles days of the ia.
tional assembly Littrc was not at all op-
posed to argot Ho employed many col
laborators to look out quotations for him
for his dictionary, and no restrictions woro
Supposed. The collabor4tors might Gull
them from the most haFulu scarum yauda-
vile
I; "Do you know, my dear Lit,ro, " said
Simon one afternoon, do you know that
you do not use sufficient cIroum7peot!on
with regard to your dictionary; l lrd
words there which are downright alnug.
!, Littre began to feel somewhat uneasy.
"Tell ME, what Gre they ho asked
Z swell, there Is, for Instance, the word
sgpibolle' for leg
! ."The word 'guibolle' IN my dctionary;"
gasped the pathological, turning palcr tLun
Usual and rushing to the library to look
ht his sEn book, in which Of course he did
bot fnd the inGrimi gate! term. 1t was
fasrely joke on the part Of the minister
Of public education. Iortuighlly ReyioW.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-02

q Illustrative Of the old saying that u Ger
tain class Of intelligence caE ask more
Questions than a wiss mgn can onsvor IN
Ia long time, fian about Concord, Mass,
fecsntly met DR.. Emerson, son Of Ralph
Waldo Emerson, and asked hiutir he might
Sorrow some OF his books, "rertaihly, "
)baid the doctor. ANY you like A day
or so after the man called "You said |
Knight take book, he began. You
may have any you Ike, " replied the doc
tor. "Well kindly loan me your mileage
book over the Fitchburg railroad "
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-02

John Paradise Of Baltimore jumped
from Delaware Railroad train last night,
It that Delaware State Hospital physicians
have to amputate 1t.
Paradise accompanied by John Dawson
had been visiting friends here during the
day. They had return tickets over the z.
w. a. B. Railroad and going to the depot
boarded Delaware Railroad train by mis-
take.
This the men did not notice until the
train crossed the Christiana Creek when
Paradise ran to the platform and jumped
off. Dawson remained on the train until
New Castle was reached then walked
back to Farnhurst where he met his badly
injured companion. Paradise will re-
main at the institution now sometime.
Dawson went to Baltimore this morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-02

PilLLIPS-At Grubb's Corner, Del. on
January LIST, 1887, LAYiniN, widow Of the
late Thomas Phillips. aged 81 years.
Relatives aud friends are invited to at
tend the funeral from her late residence,
GruOb's Corner Del, on Tuesday morn
ing at II o'clock. Services at The house. In
termcnt at Bethel cemetery.
KlNG-Suldpnly on JANUARY aud, Albert
NJ, King. Hynd Is years.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
PHlLLlpS.-On Dec. }lst 1896, Susan j
widow OF William Phillips, in her S1h
year.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend the funeral from her late residence,
AZ Bellevue on Sandy, Jan 3rd, 1874, to
leave he house ut Ii o'clorii It. N. Ser.
vices and intcrment at Mt Pleasant
Church.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-02

MR. EDlToR:-Whats tho matter with
Harry Conrad being candidate for
Mayor subject to the rules of the Repub.
licau party. Hn is Wilmingtonian, and
would make winning candidate, He is
liberal in his Views and is owned by no
clique. He is 4 clear man and has the in
terost Of the city at heart. He has eX.
pressed the opinion that he does not seek
the office, but think IL the people want
him he will consent to be a candidate.
He has been identified with the SUCCESS of
the Republican party since no could vote
and his selection would meet with the APP.
proyal Of a large number OF our citizens.
A WILMINGTONIAN.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-02
NC Rain That Fails.

In the Colorado desert they have rain
Istorms during which not n single drop Of
water touches the earth. The rain can be
seen falling from the clouds high abnva
the desert, but when the water reaches
|lthe strata of hot, dry mir beneath the
lolouds itis entirely absorbed before falling
half the distance to the ground.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-02

The Greeks gave u crown of laurel to
HE victor in tho Pythian games, but the
Meteor In the Olympian games had IL crown
" wild olives, the victor in the Nemeau
Rames q crown of green parsley and the
Victor in the Isthmian games crown Of
dry Darslpu ',roon r,ina leaves.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-02

MIR. VIM. Dayett would respectfully in
FORM the many patrons uf the Valley Mill
GENERALLY known rs Dayctt Mill, } that he
has rented the said mill, aud he is now
prepared to supply the farmers and OTHERS
with the best Of -four, meal and all kinds
offered A corn cob crushCr has recently
been added to tho other improved machi.
nciy. Mr. Dnyctt has secured ono Of the
Lcat mIlorS in the state, and his flower Is
highly recommended.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-02

Strong resolutions Of sympathy for the
cubans were adopted by the Union Not.
ran Patriotic League an d tho Union Vet
ran Legion. Wilmington, Del, at their
meetings last week and favoring recogni-
tion of their independence by the United
<tatpa
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-02

The regular meeting of the Society of
Natural History Of Delaware will he held
in tho Hall Of the Society, Friends School
West and Fourth streets, on Monday at s
p. IN.
Mr. +. J. Hilblbcr will read Il paper on
"The History and Natura! History of Dia.
mDu1S
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-02

The rumor circulated few days ago
that VIM, II. McCuba, of Scbyville, Sussex
County hn died ut Norfolk, VA is con
traiictcd by his father in a letter written
to Rev, w. l.. $. Murray of this city. In
stead Of being dead he is alive aud well.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-02

Raisins, Fancy evaporatcd apples, Laa's
,ominy grits, maccaroni, 1000 matches,
IAN cake -four, dates, etc. j. c. Singles,
Jackson and Linden streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-02

The Postal Telegraph Cable Company
has issued neat calendar, which should
have II position on tho desk OF every bust
ness man in tho City.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-02
4 New Frng TndusIry.

McSsrs. LawtOu and Baynard will, this
year raise quite crop of educated bull
frogs on their Cherry Island marsh,
Already several frogs have been scented
to teach the other frogs TO sing and dance,
ana grand hop viii be given in April,
when the public will be invited to be on
hand to celebrate tic new infant industry.
One of the principle dishes will DO bull
frog, which will BIO seryol in every style,
known to the Delmonico of Que city, Mr..
A. l.. Ainscow. Mayor Anscow will have
u surprise in store for the gastronomio
which will go ahead of anything ever DO.
foro set before a Wilmington public.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-02

\ Have your pictures framed at Hiram
|yerger's. Il Z Bird street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-02
a Mmnturo Reprodncron of Summer
t;auGCI.

Mr. Samuel Guyer, clerk in the p. ". &
q. r. r. department in our city, and resl
os French st. is a mechanical gonina He
has the lirGst miniature reproduction of
Washington park as he calls it that wo
ever had the pleasure of gazing upon. Mr..
Guyer planned and made every hing in
his famous Christmas yard, thar he night
1y has lighted up and has working in his
parlor at his residence an old fashioned
over shoot water wheel that runs tho fol-
lowing toys toboggAn slid" some twenty
feet in length on which miniature cars
make the rounds every few minutes, with
life like reproduction of these justly cclc.
brated slides, in ordinary anus mgnt re-
sorts; O shoot the chutcs, n life like foun,
tain lhat throws . strcnw of water lsolno
fifteen inches high that fails back aud ruus
AVA from sight, An invisible music box
t&at plays continually, which Is also run
by WAGER power-a tiny pump from
which stream Of water IA being pumped
by an industrious Brownie. Tho whole
scene is laid ont IN walks and grass plots
and flower beds. II has attracted tho at
tentiou Of hundreds Of our ,iti2ons, to
WI m Mr.. GuyDr takes rreat pra7ure in
Showing this scene of fairy Hand. 1t Is
without doubt the most ingenious Christ
mas tree yard in the city OF WILMINGTON,
and peep at ii will bear lis out IN what
We have tried in our feeble way, to DOT.
tray to cur readers
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-02
I,..

Tho subject at the Sunday afternoon Y.
{ ~ q. "A, service VIII bp IA Fresh Start
Dr.. Horace Datts last night defeated
III Hopes at waist last night.
The steamer Uirica made her last trip
fpr the wintor betwesn his city and penns-
grove Thursday afternoon, She will he
Tied mp az King street wharf until spring.
IN all probability tug will mako trips
during the winter.
The Ferrytoit City of Englewood will
leave for Fort Lee, N Y, as soon us she
~ equipped with lifeboats.
The j. Morton Poole Company has COM
pleted two large castings for the Hilles
ind Jones Company.
Henry Hoffer, a-carpet weaver, living on
Second street near jefferson. died sudden
~ yesterday afternoon. He was stricken
i with paralysis and died in abovt an hour
The Phoenix Fire Company's engine,
which has been at Seneca Falls for re.
pairs, has been shipped TO this city.
. William Kirk and Walter Bush rode one
hundred miles on their wheels yesterday.
1t was the first century run OF the year.
James NJ. Jester of Chester and Lodge
fell on the ice yesterday morning and
6prained his ankle. He Is unable TO go
out today but is reported improved.
a, l.. White Of SilverbrooE has sold an.
other running horse TO Mr.. Riddle of Glen
3 Riddle, Pa, for a satisfactory price
Vim II. Smalley will sell at public sale,
the horses, COWS and farming implements
on the John Brown farm, in Mill Creek
Hundred, on Thursday, the 2ist inst In
the lot is 10 tons Of hay and some 200 bu,
OF corn
Walter H. Brown offers a suitable re-
ward for the return of st. Barnard fe.
male dog that was lost few days ago.
Captain Chambers this morning arrest.
ga John Lipsomb for poddling without u
license.
In Ned Rumford. $ hat window, No. 4Ol
Market street there Is II ok tic made out
OF rattle snake skin, with the rattles for
q pin. Came from New Mexico.
Fifty additional mouders were given
work at LobdelPs foundry on Friday. -,
Y The contract for erecting the large add,
ZION to the morocco factory of f. Blumen-
thai q Co. will be awarded next week All
Qt tho bids are now in. The hi hest shid
was some S3S, 900 and tho lowest $4,000 Il
Unless the owners of the schooner John
y. Rees, pays up the claims against the
tchooner she will be sold.
Hi. Warren Robinson was held in $500 bail
py magistrate Kelley to keep the poace
toward Mary Reed.
4 - Two youths named Wolfe and Smith
z;Fere arrested to-day at one o'clock for
Z lighting in the street,
n Anton Franz, an Italian, paradcd the
streets yesterday in a fancy masquerade
costume. Hewas allowed 10 go.
It Is rumorcd that the Augustine Paper
Mills close down tonight for want Of or
ders.
George Ward was awarded S15 NV ,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-02

A publisher wants boy. See Ad."
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-02

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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-02

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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-02
COOS
STOCK
OF
OVERCoATS

49, tAiSAS SOttu
for the money anywhere.
Our SO, $l5 and SIS
coats are such as you usu-
ally would have to get
made to order and pay
much more for, and not
get better lit,work Or cloth.
Elegant silk lined gar.
ments at SIS, $50, $22
and $25. Full stock of
sizes and styles. Full lines
of st0uts and extra sizes in
all tile qualities. Suits just
as good as the oyercoats
and just as low in prices.
Closed evenings except
Saturdays at 6 o'clock.
JAS. 7. NULLia & son,
Clothing, Sixth
Fats, and Market,
Shoes, WiIniugto3,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-02

4 AA Wnn'o Men and Women, Young aud
"a o'd' 70 work for us In their own homes
10 tPnre times, lay or evening" We pay 80
10 ~ pc. %Dr"' No ctnvaasing. Any chId
;,lI work 1t oncr Tue Val Art o., Don't.
Vail Pa. Key 49, dI! s;IIi ~
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-02

Calvary =. L. Church. corner I'd ana Wash
inglDn stioct', lteV a Ii Wnlitcr. rector
sunday school . Il Il. n. Holy Communion
service and sermon lO3 II N service ana
sermon - II IN
West Pre- tbytcrIan Church, s. W. corner of
Eighth ana Washington Streets Row \, N
hrlEWin plstUr. At lD.3O a, III. and 81 y m
pruatnlng by rs pas or sunday school mt ;
y IA IhllHIAh EdCIvOf 4 Is , m Wclncs.
day = N e1IuIc aud prayer InuGt,ng Morn
lug sur, ct, An old LnGmy or IL Now Friend