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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-05-04

The great naval battle at Manila
WAS fought May 1st, one year ago
Monday
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-05-04

A sensational report was published
in the papers that the citizens of st.
Clair county would on the LIST of
May escort their county judges to
the court house in O>ceoIa and stand
guard over them while they made
the annual levy for taxes, and that
they would resist forcibly any effort
of Deputy .. S Marshals to serve
processes on them The first came
and went and the deputy msrshals
were On the ground, but the judges
failed to put in an appearance, and
the reported citizens guard were not
in evidence.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-05-04

FoR Rest 800 acres of good pas.
ture land IN Bates county; good
grass and plenty of water. See OF
write A. W. THCRMAS,
% 2t Butler, Ito.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-05-04

vorite Prescription ? is specihc for the
chronic ailments peculiar to women. 1t
cures them perfectly and permanently.
No other medicine can do for women
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-05-04
HooG Sa4abapdM
SIzZzz2EzZ5z:,zr

Hood,s Pills cure liver ills. the rsan-irrisatng and
oLly eaEhzrt.e % take Vii HOod's ssFszpsriIiz-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-08-08
Second Week Of
.BARsEY'S REMOVAL SALE.

Sacrificing dry goods or any 9th.
er merchandise now, is giving you
gold dollars at 5Oc.. but we need
the money to complete our building
at 400 King street and we are com.
PEELED to reduce everything. We
handle dry goods, notions, skirts,
waists, child suits, oil cloths, etc.
Honest merchandise, valuable quail
ity and the lowest possible prices
guaranteed at this removal sale.
It will pay you to call often at our
old stand, 4l6 King street and get
some of the bargains weotfer every
day. From this week until sold,
good honey comb crash 2a4c worth
SC. 80 inch percale at SIC worth
10 & l2c. Best Gordon percale, b4 c
worth l2hc. Nainsook &c, worth
6 to SC. S6-inch scrim Sc worth SC.
Batiste and Irish lawn from l2H c
to &c. Best Organdy SIC worth
from l2H to 25c. Figured p X, ,!
price; white p. H. as low as SC; for
25c p. X. only 14c. Skirts all re-
duced. Good p. X. skirt SOC worth
75c. Crash skirts 23c worth SOC,
We have all kinds of skirts and
shirt waists and it will pay to look
over our stock before buying else
where. We are still at 4l6 King
street, but after Oct l, we expect
to be at our new store, 400 Kins St.
Store for rent till March Is, 1900
Fixtures for sale.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-08-08

It was Mt the time when Gilmore was
at the height Of his Paris engagement
that his agent ran off with his funds and
left the old bnndmaster almost stranded.
Despite his sincere trouble he retained
his imperturbablc good nature and came
out of 1t successfully. He came to inc
one morning, smiling good naturally, az
usual. After greeting me and inQuiring
after my health, he said. my dear child.
you have saved some little money on this
tour told him yes.
snow, | would like to borrow that lit
tie from YOU"
was very much surprised at the re-
quest, for he said nothing whatever OF
his loss. Still he had been SO uniformly
kind and generous and had won our con-
fidence and regard SO wholly that could
not hesitate. l turned over nearly all
had, and he gathered it up and went
away, simply thanking me. OF course, 1
heard of the dafalcation later. 1t was
all around. Our salaries went right on,
however, and in a few months the whole
thing had been quite forgotten, when. he
came to me one morning with money
ready In his hand.
"To pay you what I owe you. my dear"
"Oh, yes" l said, 80 and so much"
naming the amount.
Here il is" he said, and, handing me
over roll Of bills, went away. OF
course, l did not count 1t until a little
later, but when did found just double
the amount had named. and no persua-
sion would ever induce him to accept q
penny of it back.-Lillian Nordica In
Ainslee's.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-08-08
Experimentation

Rev. and Mrs. G. H. Sheppard OF CAM
den, Dei., have issued cards announcing
the narriags of their daughter Miss
Marian Sheppard to ]. Milton Davidson,
of the Delaware Workman, The ceremony
will lake place on August II at 80 D. IN,
in tho Methodist Episcopal church, Of Cam
den, Of which tho Rev. Sheppard Is pas
tor. Tho couple will 20 to Chicago.
where Mr.. Davidson will represent Della
ware in the National Fraternal Congress.
Miss Sheppard Is one of Kent countys
society leaders, highly accomplished and
extrome popular. She Is vol known
throughout the State rs singer. MIR.
Davidson Is q newspaper man of several
years experience and ranks woll in profess.
sion. In conjunction with the publloa-
tion of the Delaware Workman, he Ia con-
nected with many large dailies through
OUT the Middle Atlantic Sta.es.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-08-08
CROSBY & HILL.
CROSBY & HILL,
sos, COZ and 6O9 Market Street.

Summer sales are passing
away quickly; hard to get the
desirable articles; plenty OF
goods in tue market, but to get
good goods at a low price is
what we are after and want to
give you.
Fancy lawns-juss bought at
one.!hird the price. high grade
lawns; quality any lady can
wear; just glance at one of our
windows, that will tell the quail
ity At once.
1873 yards fancy lawns at
Sc yard, jut ] the original
price; manufacturers loss.
Fancy Ribbons. Notwith-
standiug the big sale of ribbons
Oh Saturday we have a large lot
yet; no equal in price has been
before, &c, Sc, l0c, 10 &c
and 2oc yard less than half
price.
500 yards best toilet crash,
we mean there is no better,
3 l.2c a yard.
433 yards Turkey red Da-
mask, So inches wide, reduced
from 25c to zoe yard.
We simply tell you if you
want linen Damask pure and
good and at old time prices. we
can give you them aud napkins
to match, prices make no differ.
ence, We have the stock at the
old prices and will sell at old
prices, 81 l-2c a yard up to
$3.50.
IT'S yards dress lining, white,
some stilfeDing in gruys, a mix.
ed lot, worth as high as 1912
cents for &c yard.
Six two-piece fancy lawn
suits: right in share and fit, re.
duced from $3.50 to Sl,75.
II Dnck skirts, white, with
blue P. X. trimming, reduced
from $3.50 to 75c.
Mems shirts, 1873 mems Per.
Gale and Madras shlr!s withand
without collar, reduced from
soc to 25c.
SPECIAL. At 8 O'Clock on
Wednesday we will sell 800
yards fancy silks at half-price;
Soc silks for 25c q yard. Not
before 3 o'clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-08-08
Aobs ON AN AVALANCHE.


= r.-siess ssEssf sss. i. safety;
= >. Leg. ~ ~. q
Geetge D. Wilie@fop tells thrilling
story Of bic s2SJAlnA In a snowslide in
the mcnteins q Hinsdale county.
NJ, Ylllla9)ap aid 1 $P@psp!op bad
been to look Al I h,nif1 Claim n khI
they were interested and were returning
along the trail when they came to d
point at which there were evidences of a
movement Of the heavy mass of snow
lying on the mountain side.
II saw that 1t was liable to move again
at any time" said Mr.. Williamson, land
started back with the remark that II was
az much as mans life was worth to at.
tempt to cr0ss the snow that had poured
across the trail. From where we stood
to the bottom Of the gulch was about
1000 feet, and we could see that the
movement Of the snow had stopped
about 60 feet below the trail In which we
were standing. ! thought that by going
around the snow carefully we could
escape and save ourselves a long trip
began clambering down the -roeks on the
edge Of tho slide. When l reached u
point near the end Of the slide, l looked
back to where my friend stood at a safe
distance and called to him that it was all
right. A big dead tree had been brought
down by the slide and rested on about
three feet Qt snow packed quite solid.
The top of the tree projected about 20
feet beyond the end of the slide. In
stead of going around the tree sprang
upon the trunk, intending to leap from
II n tho ground an ha ,thar u;d
1.-THE moment touched the log knew
I was gone. Whether the slide started
Of Its own weight or whether my weight
started 1t will never know. but in an in
slant ! was flying down the mountain.
As the log began to move l dropped and
fell astride 1t, grasping limb in front
of me with both hands. heard tho
scream Of my friend as began to move
and then heard nothing more except the
terrible roar Of the avalanche behind
me. There were no trees In the way,
and the log went as straight as do
down the mountain side, fortunately for
me keeping on top of the snow.
Il don't know what thought. There
was no time to do much thinking, and
all my energies were devoted to tho
maintenance Of my position. We passed
some dead bushes, the broken twigs from
which were dashed into my face, cutting
the skin, and the wind almost stopped
my breath. At the bottom Of the narrow
guich the tree stopped for an instant, but
before I could get off the pressure of the
snow behind it started it again, and it
shot up the side of the opposite hill with
scarcely any diminution of force.
L., Al, L. l. I
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-08-08
CAPTURED the Thief,

Gustav Brunaanf the man VINO reported
10 Superintendent Barnard Of the F. w.
& 3 railaoad yesterday morning that he
had been robbed at Perryville of 81 and
a good suit of clothes aud who wanted
trAnspori ion to his bone was accOmo-
dated upon leaving his address. 1t was
beioivei that the ruh5ar was connpcted
with the gang who had broken into cars
In that vicinity and stolen uvercoats Oh
Friday night. Detective Jones WAS given
charge Of the case and If or m investiga,
tion loo ted his man IN Baltimore. lio &C.
cured tho services Of one Of the officers at
that place and la his company made tho
arrest The man was given givoa a hta ar
Ing before "A maGistr tte and was held to
answer the charge Of larceny at the next
session Of tho the court Mr. Jones is to
b. congratulated upon his quick work in
catching the man
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-08-08
naArna

!, Hl0HINe--ln thisclsy. on Anguish xlsanos
4. higgins, aged 90 years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In
vitsd 70 attend the funeral seryioes. on Tues
day afternoon At . o'clock. ct the II ONE for
Aged Women, Gilpin Avenue and Harrison
street. lnterment 81 Wilmington and Bran.
DIVINE cemetery.
PklGE-At Edgemoor, Del, on August &, Mrs,
Esther A. Price.
RELATIVES I'd friends II thu family ore re.
ees, On Wednesday afternoon at o'clock, In
Mgemoor N. e Chursh. Interment at Mount
Salem cemetery.
BlGGER-In this city on August 2, 1890
Rachsl A. wife Of flwood Bigger. aged u
years.
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend
tho funeral from her late residence, OF West
Eighth street, on Wednesday afternoon, ut
3oclock. eIvices at the house Funeral and
lnterment private ut Mt. Salem cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-08-08

Surnames were introduced into Eng
land by the Normans and were adopted
by the nobility about 100.
The old Normans used Fitz, which sig
nifics son, as Fitzherbert. The Irish
used o for grandson-O'Neal,O 'Donnell.
The Scottish highlander used Mac, as
Macdonald son of Donald. The Welsh
used APP, as Ap Rhys, the son of Rhys,
Ap Richard. The prefix Ap eventually
was combined with the name of the IA
ther; hence Prys, Prltchard, etc.
The northern nations added the word
son to the fathers name, as Williamson.
Many of the most common surnames,
such as johnson, Wilson, Dyson, Nichol-
son, ETC., were taken by Brabanters and
others, Flemings, who were naturalized
In the reign of Henry vi, 1435.-Chris-
tan Advocate. ~
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-08-08
SOCIAL J0TTIHGS
And PERSONALS
A flelangs Of Interesting Notes Picked
Here and There Of Whining tonlans
and their Many Friends.
PRETTY TEA AT NEW GARDEN.

Mrs. Ada Moore Scarlett wife OF Tay-
Tor Scarlett, Of New Garden, made gra-
cious return on saturday evening to the
young people who recently assisted her III
an entertain ment given at Kennett Square
for the benefit Of tho New Century Club
plano fund. Tho company, comprising fl
teen or eighteen persons, We're invited to
delightful tea at the Scarlet5 home,
where five dainty tables wole set upon
the lawn In tho early evening and deli
oious supper was served. Between the
courses the gentlemen Of tho party. ut tho
tap Of the bell Of the hostess, progressed
from place TO place at the several tables,
thus promoting to marked degree tina
soclability Of the occasion. The delicate
menu consisted Of dovlled crabs. rolls aud
butter. pressed chicken and cold tongue.
tomatoes on lettuce leaves. with mayon-
naiss dressing, ices and cakes. coffee BON
b0ns. After The tea an hour or 30 were
spent at cards and music closed most
pleasant evening. The guests were: Mrs
Hoyt and Mr. Daniel Hoyt. Mr.. Horace
Duinont, Miss Rue, Philadelphia; Miss
Mable Thomas. OF this city, Misses Flor
ence X. Polk, Helen Barnard, Margaret
Swayne, Elsie Gawthrop Anna Hicks,
KenLctt square; Miss Filth Prince, Car
Isle Messrs Albert Uber, Charles S.
Swnync, William Hicks, Kennel Square
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-08-08
On the Kenneth Pike.

The kennett pike is in tlne order and Is
\ fRvoritr drive with hursemen. The bicy-
Olists are loud In their praises of the pike
Thornton Purks keeper Of the toll gate
Is u favorite with all who use the drive
He Is the right man In the right place.
10 Is having his residence painted and 80
sngrosscd has he been that no got up on
Sunday morning to 90 to work. His good
vito called his attention TO the fact that
1t was Sunday and he went back to bod
for u few more hours OF sleep.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-08-08
Pennsylvania Railroad
Schedule in effect June .. lsoe

f. !. IL ~
liz. n.ss. i: q M NJ .:is'.s. III. 49, III:
s.4 6.o4. eV7 S.S0. t.S7. L23. sS and ~
,ss S'Ssas"G &c. 3D. s aaa H. ls ~ J. NJ a;
For Chester (express). 1877, LEO, 6S0, a42
IT, IT, a. a. a. g. 49, IT, s5 s sad "a J. ami
nj ill., I'm x's Az ii i IS and
iss l Rllntns ts SS,s' 5p%In mr. Tx tsry I'll;
sSDnectinE Via Broad Street station:
For - Soston Without cbauee 10 10 n m.
an H. ~ SePn 2; e. c.nt., ~. ,,to.u.,,. ;.
stations. ;.s7 a m and III n M
RaitiInors and Washinatopp naaa sm
sIo' 10 is and Iio0 a. M: fos ~ 1T -. III. tx
a IA i y & p nisb to~' 0'1 I~ H'S' sll p M
hal s g. ana '1s soS srss stations
G pyor solid Soil. . ySst6als train pnlim 5ss
TO Almh''c WY. 49,, S.Jy-N
wilmington sexpfsssI ssa 1@SS, s.ss.
III s3S Hi Iii M 5os 2S "a. SSs s5ss Ss VII
i iio iii il is o. m H.'I and i2.% nisht ''' ''''
Accommodation, 6A. 7,30. 9,io. 10. 81 n m
J93, 3i7 4.Ol, IA, 5S6. G3 y,SS, 1901 and
il.SS p. m.
For Philadeiphia (expreas1. i.57 s02 4m
sis, 9.35, o55 1852, l1.45 a. M. iT sMh
les 607, ~, sos and S1e p. IN. e'''
l.50. 400, 526. I'm, and 1913 D. M.
nd n. m: l,s7, 3,lO ASS. COZ. G.57 and 6tS
n IN WV
r. Accommodation. ITO. 825 n M. 12m
I50, AGO. b.26, 7.2a, and lO,43 D, m,
Var New ork 0hrough exnress, ~,
40 q a, GDinine Carl. 9.hI ii III a J., ~
GSi;;,inn f'arl zoo 6.01 "a 70 (TJf,inr i,aS,'
All 4, "a D. nj, connecting Via Broad Street
Stallion Thiiadeiphia. 4.2a 7lO. az a M.
ia IL aud 1913 D. m. '
~ Eor "a I,oston without change 7aan M
i,aitimore and Washingion Al aoo
101S a. m.; 12.05. 12.49. Ito, 5.23, 'Gl0, GIT
Raltimore and intermediate station,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-08-08
ENTERTAINED FRIENDS.

A merry party of young people from
this city, Chester and Philadelphia, board
cd b. W. Sidwell's yacht at Chester on
Friday evening for three hours run Oh
the river. They were greatly delighted
with the ride, after which the party re-
paired to Mr.. Sidwell's residence on West
seventh street, where they were pleasant
Iy entertained until train time. Among
tho guests were: Miss Lizzie and katio
Friend, Miss Anna Hharpley, Miss sue
Howard, Miss Name MacConnell. Mr..
Mr.. Yearley, Mr. Leibush. of Philadel-
phla; Miss Clara and Anna Lawrence,
DR.. Bastian and Dr.. Stack. of this city;
Saulnsl II. Taylor Jr., Miss Lulu Handy,
Thomas :. Gay, Mr.. and Mrs. b W. Sid
well, OF Chester; and Miss Edna Franc OF
Chadd's Ford.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-08-08

Major William p. Biddle who
commanded the marines aboard the
flagship Olympia. at the battle of
Manila, is now busily engaged in
recruiting for the marlpe service.
The second battalion Of the First
Regiment will leave Philadelphia
in few weeks for the Philippines.
Several Delawareans have joined
the ranks. The battalion is under
the command of Major Elliott, and
will consist of four companies of
about 100 men each. The men will
be comfortably housed and we'll fed.
and quarters have been prepared
for the whole regiment. The First
Battalion felt some time ago, and is
on duty at the old arsenal at Ca
vite.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-08-08
HerOisnl,

The most truly heroic thing may be
the refusal to appear as hero. To re-
sist temptation to make a display Of
energy courage or whatever is likely to
show itself coLspicuously in that which
Is visible heroism to the world some
times calls for the Invisible employment
Of those very forces. 1t takes courage to
be silent and strength to sit still" Re-
strant and self control are in reality
forms Of high energy. physical and
moral. At their best they constitute. a
heroism as noble as it is secret and in
yi.illn
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-08-08
Fell Out a Window,

James Mackey, coiored, fell out of the
second story window Of the now high
school this morning and was seriously in
jured,
ka'eb kinnard, Edward Hates, Milton
Trun', Byard lIearn, Bradley lIyat and
William Beyan all members Of the J. K
C. Outing Club have boon sojuurning
at PennSgrovo for two wook5 The trip
Was most delightful one excepting thai
Milton Truax received very severe fall
Mr.. ana Mrs John Murphy, OF Pitts
bur L arc the guests OF friends in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. T.. J, Newal loft to-day
for Atlantic City.
Miss Annie Il. First Is on an cxtcndc d
vlslt among friends in Cecil Couu IT,
Erg neor Mcintyre Of the Federrl
BuIiding left on his vacation his morn
ing He will go by boat to B.lt,mo ~
ID! his wheel from there to Washing On
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-08-08
f1aS a Trained Nurse.

In order that their son David, who
had his leg broken while on visit
in Virginia, may be looked after
properly, Mr.. and Mrs. David Lind
sey have secured the services OF a
trained nurse, who has left to look
after her new charge. MIR. Lind
sey has been situated some miles
from the railroad since the accident
and could not be brought home on
account of the rough passage he
would have to undergo to reach the
railroad. His condition is much i'm
proved and twill not be many weeks
before he will be about again.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-08-08
b. 0.

All rains Illuminated with PintscS
Light.
ih aWARE fAVENUE STATION. FoA
III, S i 4 1i .is Mse ss. 100. :sls al
Pullman cars). '74a 'llSe p 70 s y ID IA
'5Vl, 's.H. Il $ a. M; x '''' vas
Pullman card, Td3' 'il.M p. 6a ' 5a
a y "a Ia SIS .sss $685. il:os a; nj;
s ~ 10 10. ss.s4, 500. 400, 'ais (al Pul6
man carsj, .5.25. $40. .7.4s. sis. :ll'O9 n
m. Sundays. 500. Is5, sto. q, sa big
.lls5 s "a M 81 g. az. 49, 3d. 90" .l5s p
''. CHESTER, week days. 5.4o, .Llo IN
.so5 ~ "a slo.52, HOS a, m; LOO, s23i 3.Oo
NO SIC, .7.43, sl5, 'll.00 .. m. SlndayS
rs, s.59, 1889. ll12, 'n.Ss a. m; T%' s'Va
400. $40. '74s, 800. 'l:Go ?. IN. o, a,v,
40 ArE a. 80 50 a. M; l2Is, 2a4 49, 525
IN. sundays, sol. 1856 a. M; 2'S4' A'c' p
M CATE MAY, N. j., week days ~ =
m; 1919. 2.A p. m. sundays OWL '''' O.
nj ;i;ci5aN 2 CRY III N. j., week days. ~.
10 a. M; lis, 2.3i p. m. Sundays 6'Ol,
y? SSA Isl isi. +" Grip Fl r. N j., 40 n; lsa
skLTIMoRE AND WAs q, Z y !
week days, ALB, 7.ls, :GN' "a T.: , MI
1925 900, az "a 49, s,nas sa u. u ~
ma :. SaIs} J. m .ls5s. :sSs. sW b1, So
ta RIh fgII%S1 is's 2Nb 81 WAY sr2noNA
7ls a. M; 3O4 p. M, daily. =. :. .ooa
=, NEwARK: i, T e s aay !is7 H. I'll. 10
!is5s' s0 Az, 7ss. 's.l .. m.
pITrcpIIRG week days, sS.N q. MI
ab7, .5.ss (all Pullman carsl, 81 2; n.
Sundays t s$.M a. M; a67. E.a (all PULL
esTM!SHSS9i SiI Ks So r. IStis. 20 p n:
M; Il1s 66 and aS NJ Pp 3 eli p M.
daily to Toledo and daily except sunoay
TO s1RN stTS1s; ACCOMMODATION. geek
d1 iy,as'N 1i,f Z. III s'0 AocoMMoDATIoN.
veek DAYS, lis, $50 a. m; s.04, ~ D. M
Sundays. $50 a. m; $50 2; m, ,r.r,ou
LEAVE MARKET STREET. SiAiioN
~ BALTIMORE, week days. sS q m.'
II IsApN Y; T'i week days. 80 as !.
m; 255. $40 p. m. Sundays ~" T. MT
s1 ItpEi :; II; PHILADELPHIA For VIII:
SO. sio.2s, i1.sO a. M; sl2..o, 'lH, 2oo, sae7'
80, 4.sO, '5.O7 (all Pullman carN. ss.S'
b45, $50. .LSO 's35, 1910. 'll8 p. M. Sun n
T.T. 2CO, s4.2O, $50, '5.07 (sll Pullman
cars,, $50, s7.3O. 1855. 1880 .. m.
Delmarvia Telephone No. III.
Rates to Western points lower than va
Ed. USDERWOOD, D. B. MARTIN
Gep.1ManaCsr. Man. Of Pass Ira nv
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-08-08

Leave Fourth strJst wharf lslly tSunaay
'ncluded) ut 73J, ljJ H. IL. an l.JO, Ais p IN.
and 1.00p III.
Leave lila lalnhl1 ira n Pier ;. north aboys
Arch street. Al idJ iJ.l) a. IN, AL L30, p. III
and i.0Op, M.
Fare to Plila lalphil III Excursion, tDr.
Freight rockwell all w ~ Philllelphir aud
Wilmington ~ Jh, vest ra5i,
Te lcph one No. 1887
WASHINGTON PARK rURDAYS AND
SUNDAYS ONLY.
Boats leaving Wilmington nj 1880 a. IN. and
| y IN vii stopat Washington Park.
Boat leaving Philadelphia at Up. III. will stop
to return Wilmington passengers on Satur
days and sundays only.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-08-08
GROCERIES,.
It's Like Finding Money

~ q. LINZ hiShiS A-ASAASy
to buy the specials at our store
each week. Ofcoursc we have
an object in reducing prices.
That object is simply to make it
an object Tor you to buy here.
THIS WEEKS SPECIALS.
Boneless English Herring,
very appetizing, prepared most Sc
carefully; largo can............ w
Indian Root Beer Extract
makes five gallons OF delicious g. hot
rO0t Deer. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Selected Luncheon Olives. A
N fns }is1ss olive Of especial bot
Gloucester Goldfish Balls.
s n ss 'h0m and They're ready to &c can
pd Hsn S Ladies' Shoe &c bot
Toilet Soap Cleaver's Sweet
a EGs,,ss Lavender SsSim. danny and &c box
Pine Apple Sandwich Bis
cult, delightful combination
Of Marshmallow and preserved Or IN
pineapple. ........,......,.'
Peanut Sandwich Biscuit I7r
half-pound box. Nv
Choice American Sardines, Ac hov
carefully packed in oil. ........ ~ DOA
HANsooM's.
Seventh and Market
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-08-08

AS Reed and Brothers Company were
granted permit to- lay to make 1881
worth Of additions 10 the residence No.
66 Adams Street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-08-08

The Washiugto Fire Company's fro
house viii DO open for inspection to tho
ladies on Thursday evening and to tho
general public on Friday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-08-08

Calvin LSwayne was granted per.
init ny Building Inspector Cassidy this
m rning to srecf, 81, 800 brick warehouse
for the Wilmington Steamboat Co.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-08-08

MIR. aud Mrs. William Poclo and son
aud Mr.. and Mr.. Willard Phillips and
daughter arc spending the summer with
the family of Sharpless A. Walter Of Was.
wasset Pa.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-08-08

The dshina sterIuef AAmaganset which
has leon undergoing r3pairs At tho Harlan
and Hollingsworth Company left this
morning. She astractedS much attention
a. she steamed out the creek. /.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-08-08
Motion Reconsidered.

Motion Reconsidered
The Liberty Fire Company has reconsid-
cred the selection OF Johu +. WEIGH us the
Company's Candidate for Chief OF Fire
Department..