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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-15
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THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER IS, 1908.
OUR BANNER BEARERS.

For Congress-John Henry hoffccker,
Of Kent County.
For State Treasurer-Lewis II. Ball. Of
New Castle County.
For Safe Auditor-John 4 Lingo, Of
Sussex County.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-15

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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-15

sHERIFF's SAI.E.-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ OF Levari FaClas, to me directed
will be exposed to public sale at tho
Court House on Market street between
Tenth and Eleventh streets, in the city
Of Wilmington, county Of New Castle
and State of Delaware.
ON SATURDAY,
THE 18th DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1893,
at 2 O'Clock .. M,
the following described real estate, viz :
All that certaiu lot or piece O. land with the
erected, situate in New Castle hundred, New
Castle county, and state Of Delaware, on the
westerly side Of the Public Road, leading from
New Castle to Wilmington, and bounded and
described ~ follows. TO wit:
Beginning at a stone in the line between
this ard lands Of James Rodgers being also
corner for Elijah Holhngsworth, t!Icn, Q along
said Rodgers land south 4 degrees ana forty
minutes east So T. 10 perches to . stone at the
side OF the said New Castle and Wilmington
road; thence by said road side north 'pdes rces
~ minutes east 81 pcrches to corner made by
the intersection Of cross road from said New
Castle aud Wilmington road to the Whining.
ton and Clarks corner road; thence by said
cross road north 58la degrees west 81 $40 perch
cs to IA stone and thence by land of Eli jRh HUl
lings south % degrees, west a 40 perches to
the place Of beginning, containing 10 acres
and u perches Of land, be the same, more or
less
Seized and taken In execution as the
properly Of Charles Reynolds and James Id.
ward Reynolds, and Sallie 8 Reynolds, wife
Of said James Edward Reynolds MOI tgagors,
and Charles g. Rex, t. !. and to be sold by
WILLIAM n. FLINN, Sheriff.
September !, 1893.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-15
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Dentist,

shIp!cy street. Corner Eighth.
Teeth u and SO set Teeth filled with Colo
and Platina u and ~. Teeth sxtrAe tod without
rain " and w osnts. Gas, ether and cocaine
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-15
T. n. Wier Fifth and King Streets,

T. n. Wier. Fifth and King Streets,
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pound buy cheese from US and you'll always
have 1t good. Dundee rolled oats fresh new
goois large two pound package, cents Rival
brand Condensed milk Sc a can; did you ever
use thi.f Its full pound can and as good as
mellow centre lie pound; these arc fancy
small cakes and are OF the bsst selling oakes
we have. Mixed sweet pickles new goods, put
up IN fancy bottles, something very nice, log =
is something new, Its very nice and tasty, 100
bottle. Celery salt with sitting, top, nice for
soups and meats, DC bottle. That brown su.
gar we sell for SIC pound, is nice sugar. and
SO il that light yellow sugar we sell at Be .
pound: this would Just be the thing for making
wine.
and King streets. all.8tt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-15

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Can't harm the most delicate skin. AT
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Societies, Sunday Schools
Lodges, remember to give the
REPUBLICAN Office a chance
to do your printing this sum-
mer when giving entertain
ments, picnics or EXCURSIONS.
Work right and prices to cor
respond with the times.
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DR.. Simms' White PulnOnic Balsam
The worlds great Expectoraut. the famous
cure for sore Throut and Lung diseases.
tCG King street.
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SHERIFF's sALE-BY VIRTUE OF 4
wrttof Ais. aExponas, to me directed
will be exposed TO public sale at the
Court House. on Market street between
of Wilmington, Now Castle county ,Stat to
Of Delaware,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-15
ON SATURDAY.
THE 18th DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1903,

the following described real estate, .vis:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel Of land
situate in the city Of Wilmington, county Of
New Castle and State of Delaware, bounded
and described as follows, to wit:
Beginning at point on the easterly side Of
Eighteenth street, at the distance Of 1853 feet
southcrly from the southerly side Of Monroe
street; thence easterly and parallel with Mon.
roe street l2O feet to a corner; thence souther-
ly and parallel with Eighteenth street 20 feet
to corner thence westerly and parallel with
Monroe street l2O feet to the casterly side Of
Eighteenth street, and thence northerly along
said side of Eighteenth street 20 feet to the
place Of beginning BIZ the contents thereof
what they may.
Seized and taken in execution as the property
of Benjamin l.. Kent, Margaret Fl. Rent his
wife, and William II Weeks, trading as Kent
and Weeks mortgagors, and Joshua Danforth
Bush and Robert b. llaynor Grading a. Bush
and kayncr) t. IS, and to be sold by
This sale is made to perfect and confirm title
to said land.
WILLIAM r. Finn, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office. Wilmington, Delaware
September l, 1893. sept.2
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sHERIFFs SALE.-RY VIRTUE OF A
writ Of Levari Facias, to me directed,
will be exposed to public sale at tho
Court House on Market street between
Tenth and Eleventh streets in the city
Of Wilmington, New Castle county.
State Of Delaware.
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Robert j. Burdette.

sept. "A. 1898
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-05-03
AS THE TROOPS MARCHED UP WATER STREET.

The photograph tent did not make its
appearance during the day, but it will
be there all the same, as Mr.. Nose of
Waterville. has arranged to be on duty.
AS usual there will be a camp post
office, although not all the arrange
ments have yet been made for it.
Surgeon General w. ]. Maybury and
Major f. NJ. Fuller, surgeon of the
I'd Regiment, We're hard at work
all the day putting the hospital into
shape and before night they had
every room in readiness, so that they
were prepared to amputate legs, or cure
a case of cholera, long before the
troops arrived.
Commissary General G. l.. Thomp-
son, whose quarters We're being finished
in the old headquarters mess house,
had his supplies placed in the other
mess houses until his quarters should
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-05-03

began to arrive and by noon there was
the greatest rafting of tin dishes in
the region Of the cook houses, that
could be imagined All were busy as
bees, polishing the spoons. and getting
everything into first class condition, so
that the wrath of the boys would not
be upon their heads when they arrived.
All the tables were set in regular order
by the cooks who were SO jolly and in
such excellent spirits, that one would
never for moment suspect that they
were preparing for war, instead of a
weeks jolly encampment. And when
the hour for supper arrived, there arose
odors from that region SO delicious
that it would have made even dyspep-
tic eager to join with the men in their
evening meal.
The camp sutler opened up his house
and carefully packed away his great
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-05-03

200 lusty voices in front of Hotel Johh-
son. AS each of the local organizations
passed the house the cheering began,
and it was kept IN throughout. AS
each officer would pass, there was sure
TO be someone who would recognize
him, and upon his Introduction, ne
would receive three rousing cheers.
Every company was loudly cheered'
and especially the newly recruited I'M
uniformed men. AS the colors passed
all uncovered and cheered long and
loud.
Company f of this city, received a
great ovation, and when Lieutenant
BIackington passed in command OIL
Co. M of Westbrook. he was given three
rousers. and three more were added for
his new command.
Major York, the old war horse or the
I'd Regiment, who has made Company
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Gardiner, Maine
apr29, so, may23&4

camp, one commissioned officer from each
company will report TO the quartermaster
to receive and receipt for the State prop
erty to be used by his company during
this tour of duty.
XIV. acquisitions not in the quarter
masters office before 10 A. NJ will not be
forwarded before 3 p NJ. acquisitions
not in at p. NJ. will not be forwarded
before 10 A. NJ. the next morning.
XIV. Each first sergeant will report
with his police detail to the quartermas-
ter sergeant Immediately after reveille
each morning during the encampment
XVI. Commanding officers of COM
panies will carefully study this order and
act in accordance with the instructions
contained therein. They will carefully in
struct their men in military courtesy and
in regard to their personal appearance,
will insist that uniforms are kept neat.
brasses bright, shoes BACKED and blouses
carefully buttoned when outside company
street.
XVII In going to the rear of the field
and staff quarters, to mess. or the sinks
or elsewhere. enlisted men will go around
the right and left TANKS of the I'd Regi-
ment.
BY order of Colonel Philbrook.
FRANK b. CUMMINGS.
LIST Lieut.. and Adjutant.
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CAMP RULES.
Hours Of Service, Duty and Roll
Call Established.
Rules that Will Govern the Camp. Per Order
Commander.

The following orders will be issued
by Col. l.. II. Kendall, LIST Regiment,
camp commander. to the officers and
men, Tuesday morning:
Headquarters Camp Commander
National Guard of the State of Maine
Camp Powers, Augusta May =, 1898
Orders No. /.
In compliance with General Orders No.
), A. G. o., c. s, the following rules and
regulations governing the annual encamp-
ment of the National Guard are hereby
promulgated for the instruction, guidance
and observance of all concerned:
|. The camp will be called Camp Pow
ers, in honor of the commander-n-chi
IL. The following hours of service duty
and roll-call are HEREBY established and
will be strictly complied with:
First call for reVeille ........... 5.55 A. NJ.
ReVellie ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. GOO A NJ.
Assembly, for roll-call setting
up drill and policing of quar-
tiers Observation-Disclosures. COS A. NJ.
Continued on page g.
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e the crack company that it is. met
with a warm reception, as everyone
knew him.
| After cheering the occupants of the
last carriage, three rousers were given
Tor Our Country and Our Flag" 1t
was scene that would enthuse any,
one.
SAID a man who is well posted in
military affairs, Il never saw the
Guard when they appeared so fine as
! they do today. Every company seems
to be as Well drilled as the regular
army They are hardy good looking
set OF men, and their commanders
should be proud of them"
upon their arrival at the field, the
leaders were halted, and the ranks of
every company were closed up. Then
TO the refreshing strains of the I'd
Regiment Band, the march to quarters
was taken up.
Each company occupies the same
quarters that they did during last mus
Ter so there was no confusion
1T did not take long after packing
their knapsacks into the tents, for them
TO IND the suppers that We're awaiting
them at the mess houses, and the hun
cry men did full justice to the meal.
Inc only matters attended to after
supper was the guard mount, and tn.
ilarchlhg OF the companies to the quar-
termaster's quarters, to receive the ex-
ira blankets that General Richards so
thoughtfully provided.
Then the weary Guar(lsmen did not
wait for taps to be sounded a second
time, but hastily turned in on the
freshly filled sacks of straw, those who
were not detailed for picket duty, to
sleep the sleep of the honest soldier,
after a day filled with heart breaking
faftllSs with loved ones. long parades.
and submitting to the enthusiasm that
went on about them, without a chance
~ ANN'i' tiiN NiiSeiS, anu tldl ltlll up
enthusiasm that almost explodes if one
doesn't have a chance to demonstrate
it,
The officers of the day of the "a Reg
iment was Captain A. T. Shurteleff of
Company H; officer of the guard. 1st
Lieut. S. a. Clark of Company NJ: su-
pernumerary. ID Lieut. j. II. Lapham
of Company i.
OF the LIST Regiment: Officer of the
day. Lieut.. Col. Smith; officer of the
guard. Lieut.. c. II. Blackington Of
Company F; supernumerary. Lieut. NJ.
j. Lee of Company l..
Major f. NJ. Fuller surgeon of the
"a Regiment, was on duty at the hos
pital. assisted by Hospital Steward
William II. Turkey.
Those who wish to visit the camp |
during the stay of the troops here. will /
have to have Il pass in order to pass
the guard lines, but anyone can visit |
the grounds, and all are cordially in |
yited to witness the drills.
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the best for cathartc and liver are pre-
pared ana sold a
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supplies of pies, cakes and every lux
ury one could expect; so that no harm
could come to them until the boys in
blue were ready with hungry mouths,
to pay the price.
The camp barber. the same Mr.. Lib
by VINO has so long presided over the
tonsorial department of the camp,
erected his tent and prepared to battle
With the longest beard in the State, or
cut the hair of anyone
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At CAMP POWERS.
Continued from page ~

Guard, there being 10 passenger cars
and one baggage car.
These companies were from Portlan
Norway and Biddeford They were
formed in the square and then began
another wait.
When the train stopped it was a sig
nal Tor the salute, and shot after
shot was fired from cannons near the
old fort. At the same time the bells
OF the churches began to ring and con-
tinued for nearly two hours.
The second train arrived from the
west at $50, having on board the com :
panies from Lewiston, Auburn. Bruns-
wick and Gardiner, and the signal
corps.
This train was made up of II passen-
ser coaches, three baggage and one
stock car. 1t was under the charge of
Conductor Barbour, and contained 525
men.
The train with the Houlton, Bangor,
Waterville, Skowhegan, Machias and
Dover companies soon after arrived.
,.,,
.,
where they We're all formed in battal-
;o,s +h ,, .... ,...,
TO-;
poo;,o,,4 ,...,,-.. 49,. ,,.,,.. IA,
nj .o ,,-
o,,a VOC, 49,. e.,,..
Arn,,it1 E''li1. lt E i'n1,''
King Company, Uniform Rank, X. of p.
Genera, Richards Colonel Kendall and
star OF lst ResimSnt.
Ununiformed Men of LIST Regiment.
ro,ona, phiIbrooi' snn Gtafr nr 81 p..i-
ment;
Tnuniformed Mon of second Regiment.
Ai'i GUAM N"ipS'
Carriage Containing Mayor J. NJ. Haynes.
tain q {; Morton + S and Nainr
Atwood Spauldlns-
The two uniformed organizations
King Co. L. r. X. of p. and Canton
Augusta were highly COMMUNICATED up
on their military bearing by Adiutant
General Richards. and all along the
route We're heard compliments upon
their good looks and perfect orsaniza-
ton.
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be finished. This building is being
shingled, and sheathed on the inside
and is divided into two parts, one for
the commissary and the other for the
quartermaster's department.
The following regimental orders have
been issued by Colonel Kendall and
Colonel Philbrook of the tworegiments:
Headquarters First Regiment Infantry
National Guard of the State Of Maine
Biddeford. April %, 1898.
orders No. u.
!. In compliance with General Or
ders No. s. \. e. O., C. S. this regiment
viii go into camp at Augusta, Monday,
May ,. 1898. The attention of company
commanders is called to Par. IL. G.. ..
No. $, relating to train service from the
several stations. also Par Y. relating
to transportation of baggage, which
will he strictly complied with.
H. Companies will he assembled at
their respective armorieS at such time
as commanding officers may see fit, al
lowing ample time to take the desig-
mated trains for Augusta. On the jour
ney to camp the senior officer will COM
mand all troops present and will be
held responsible for the maintenance of
order and discipline. Companies will
parade in heavy marching order
III. Until further orders the forma-
ton of this regiment will be as follows
from right to left First Battalion,
Maj. r. r. Timer. commanding. Com
panies /. G. NJ, H: ID Battalion, Mai.
Chas. Collins, commanding, Com
panies l., L, l., A; Sd Battalion. Maj.
w. @. Peterson. commanding. Com
panies c, f, X. p. Each major is
hereby authorized to name a detail IF
one I'd lieutenant and one sergeant
from their respective battalions to act
as adjutant and sergeant major re
spectively. Company f viii act as
color company and the commanding
officer thereof will detail two well in
structed plivates to act as color guard,
who will report to the color sergeant
at the armory in Portland, at l. o 'clock,
Monday. May 2.
~. Sergeant Joseph Harvey Co G,
is hereby detailed to carry the regi-
mental color. He Will report to the
color sergeant at the armory in Port
land at u. As Z. NJ. Monday. May ..
Color Sergeant Geo. Il. Hodgdon, will
report with the color guard to Maj Col
Inns at the armory in Portland, Mon
day. May ,, at such time as he may
designate.
Y. Companies y. f and ii will re-
port to the adjutant ut Augusta upon
the arrival of the special train from
Portland about 4 O'Clock T. M. In
forming the regiment at Augusta
preparatory to marching to the camp
ground, the ununiformed men of each
company will, under command of the
1st sergeants, be formed on the left OF
the regiment.
VI. The following detail for guard
duty Monday, May 2. will be made
either before leaving their respective
stations or on the train. Company A.
3 privates; Co. b, Corp. Dillingham; and
4 privates: Co. c. ) privates; Co. ID.
Corp. Faunce and 4 privates; Co. e.
Corp. McAchorn and privates; Co. F,
; privates; Co. G, Sergt. McAlmon and
privates; Co. c. 5 privates; Co. D,
priVates: Co. X, > privates; Co L, )
privates; Co. NJ, Sergt. Cummings and
4 privates.
First sergeants will report with their
respective details to the sergeant major
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Immediately upon the arrival of the
train at Augusta.
VII. The following detail of commits
stoned officers for guard Monday, May
,, is hereby announced. officer of the
| day, Capt. Geo. A. Dow, Co. A; COM
mander of the guard, Lieut. c. H
Blackington. Co F: supernumerary off
Ger of the guard, Lieut.. NJ. j. Lee, Co
l..
VIII. Company commanders will de-
tail one man to accompany and assist
in handling the baggage. who will re-
port to the quartermaster sergeant i'm
mediately upon arrival at Augusta
1N. Morning reports must be in the
office of the adjutant within one hour
after arrival in camp and each day not
later than 6 o'clock, A. NJ These re-
ports must show the exact condition of
the company at the time made. and III
remarks explain all alterations that
may have occurred since last report.
Company musicians will report to the
drum major each day at such times as
he may designate, for instruction. and
will parade with the band each day at
guard mount and parade The drum
major will report to the adjutant the
names Of all musicians absent without
leave from drill or instruction.
BY order of COL. KENDALL,
CHAS. E. DAVIS.
LIST Lieut.. and Adjt.
Camp Powers, MAY =, 1898
General Orders No. 3
|. The regimental formation will until
further orders be as follows: Right. First
in A.iIn i Vol ii
ing Companies ID, Il. + and G: second bat
TALON. Major Frank A. Robinson. COM
handing Companies II, G. f ana a; third
battalion, left, Major Frank NJ. Hume
commanding Companies |, X, l.. NJ.
IL. Upon the recommendation of the
majors, the following officers and non
commissioned officers are hereby detailed
as acting adiutants and sergeant ma jors
of the several battalions: First battalion
I'd Lieut.. Fred c. Dunlap. L, Company
adiutant; Sergeant Herbert G. Soule. T.
Company. sergeant major; second bat
TALON. Lieut.. Harold S. Boariman &
Company, adjutant; Sergeant r. Herbert
White. G company. sergeant major: third
battalion, I'd Lieut. VIM. A. Martin. l.
Company, adjutant. The above named
officers and non-commissioned officers are
hereby detached from their companies
for this tour of duty.
Ill Company commanders will immedi-
ately on their arrival III camp, forward
their morning reports to the adjutant
and daily thereafter at eight o'clock A
~. All duty sergeants and corporals
detailed for guard duty will report to the
sergeant major the evening before at sew
en- o'clock for instruction.
V. Enlisted men having business at of
fcers' quarters will leave on completion
of said business and officers will not al
low enlisted men to loiter about their
quarters.
VI Officers or enlisted men passing the
will tyiN ha o1tItn
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Preparations at the Grounds.

The preparations at the camp during
the day, were hustled along as fast as
on all previous days. and when the
guard arrived, about the only prepare
ton that was behind, was that of the
stoves in the privates tents. But very
few of these We're IN, and the work
will have to be completed today.
Early in the day the company cooks
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-11-29
EVENTS on THE TRACK.


New Orleans, Nov 2S.-The weather was
threatening to-day and the track was
heavy. The favorites won. Results fol-
low
First Race-SelIng. one mile. Forbush,
to /, won, with George Lee, 20 and
3 10 2, second. and Joe Shelby, to l.
third Time 1917.
Second Raee-Seling, five furlongs.
Andes, TO 5, won, with Sam Lazarus,
Esq, to l and 10 5, second, ana ran
tan, 50 to ], third Time 100 80.
Third Race-Selling, six furlongs Vir-
gle Dixon, to 2, won, with Mamie LIS
Sister, to l and 2 to 1, second, and FRS
kal, Is to ], third. Time 1914
Fourth Race-Selling, seven furlongs.
Applejack, 40 to /, won, with Amber
Glints, 90 to 1 and 10 to 1, second and
Damocles, to 2, third Time 1864.
Fifth Race-Selling, seven furlongs.
Randazzo to 5, won, with Partner, 30
to 1 and to l. second, and Flop, 10 l,
third Time 1874