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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1899-05-30

Mr.. Archie G. Roper, the enterprising
breeder and shipper of thoroughbred Ches-
ter White and the famous Ohio improved
Chester swine, made the following ship
ments recently; Louis Green, Jr., Carroll
ton, Md, one q. w. boar; Edward shifter,
Eackles Mills. Nd one C. w. boar; Sher-
man Wise, Gill Hall, Pa, one G. w. boar;
w. A. Murdoch, Hagerstown Md, one c.
w. boar and one o. 1. c. sow; ]. FL Snyder,
Shenandoah, Va, one o. 1. c. boar, one o.
L. c. sow, one q. W. SOW; j. A. Link, DUFF
fields, w. Va, one C. W. SOW; Miss Julia
Terrtll Charles Town, w. Va, one c. w.
boar; George Porterfeld, Charles Town, w.
Va, one o. 1. c. boar; James Schaull,
Charles Town, w. Va, one Z. w. boar.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1899-05-30

If you want to sell your farm or town
property apply to A, G. Wynkoop.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1899-05-30

S. H, Lands sells Sweet Violet cigars.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1899-05-30
Adverttsed Letters.

List of letters remaining in the Post,
office at Charles Town, Jefferson county,
w. Va, on Saturday last
Rev. r. n. Merrill, j. V. Winfield. Walter
P. Stradling. Mrs. Fannie Watson. Mr.. Make
Kynes. Mr.. N. McShane Clonard, Miss Jennie
BIiscoe, a. 8 Mcdaniel.
The above letters, if not called for
within fifteen days, will be sent to the
dead letter Office. Persons calling for
them will please say that they are adj.
vertised. L. D. GETzENDANER, P. NJ.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-02
A VERY PRETTY wEDD mo,

A very pretty wedding took place at the
home Of the brides parents No. 2l0 WAL
nut street on Thursday evening. Tho
contracting couple wero Miss Mary A
Trabbo!d to Mr.. Charles A. Fisher, the
brides maid was Miss Tillie NJ. Fisher
sister to tho or DOM; the groomsman was
Mr.. Walter f. Green. the bride was at
tirod in whito organdie over white satin
aud draped in bridal roses and carried
n large bouquet of the same flowers, the
brides maid was attirod in lemon coiored
organdie over white satin and carried q
large bouquet Of La France roses, Among
those present. were: Mr. and Mrs. N.
Trabbold. Mr.. and Mrs John Grabbclt,
Mr.. and Mr.. Henry Trabbold Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Fisher, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Holland, Mr.. aud Mrs. William Holland,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wolf, MIR. and Mrs.
George Lewallen, Mr., and Mrs Lewis
Legg. Mrs. John Carroll, the Misses Katie
and Laura Carroll, Mamie Lemon Rosa
Schneider, Josephine Simpson, Estella
Fitzsimmons, Lizzie Tuily, Florence
Brown, Manic Lcwallen. Mamie Trab.
bold Lizzie ENNIS, Elisa Dresh, Elsie
Schneider. Manic Dohl, Bertha DAZZLING.
Media Walthers Helen Sasse, Bertha Wet,
Messrs. Elmer Fisher, Walter and Will
liam Trabbold, Harry Trabbold, William
Carroll, Albert Durstein, Alfred Handy.
Harry Nosl, Frank Shear Howard
Fletcher. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. A. P. Mlhm, pastor of the Ger
man Baptist church. Tho bride received
many handsome and useful presents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-02

A very pleasant surprise party was
given on Friday evening to Miss Berthe
Nunvilcr, at the home of her parents at
Elsmere. Among thoss present were:
Mr. and Mrs, John Nunviiler, Mr.. aud
Mrs. Frank Wilde, Mrs. Ector, tho Misses
Florence Crawford, Carris McCaulley,
Grace Pierson, May Haines, Matte Nc
Caulley, Nellie Drummonl, Edith
Crawford, Nellie Wadman, Helen Ector
Nellc Peterson, Bessie Davis, Maggie
Jerald, Minnie McNamee, Grace and
Blanche Nunviller, Jennie Ector, tho
Messrs Charles Stuart, Harry Miller
Harry Yatc., Charles Austin, Edgar
Ector, William Seal, Edwin Clncaid, AL
bert Porter Benjamin Hollstt. Charles
Jones, and Mr.. Wichersham. After tho
guests had concluded the parlor and lawn
sports they were invited tothe table which
was sot on the lawn. After thanking Miss
Nuaviller for tho pleasant time thoy had
the guests departed for their different
homes.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-02
BRAKEMAN
SHOT At.
He Drove Colored Men
From His Train and AL.
most Lost His Life.

Three coiored mon in the West yard
carly this morning attempted to board
exrta freight train Nc. l25 and upon boin 6
eeused by brakeman, one OF them drew
revolver and shot at Tho railroad man.
Word was sent to the French street depot
and Detective Jones started after the muir.
derous negroes. They were 0een to leave
the yard and go of toward the causeway.
Detective Jones visited that neighborhOod
and found that they had gone down the
Wilmington and Northern railroad toward
tho New Castle Edgemoor cut of. He re-
turnei to this city and secured the services
Of Officers Aikon. Sherry and Constable
Wiudish and went out to the cut off where
the search was resumed. They had net
returned ut 2 o clock.
c'ho oolorcN mon were seen hanging
about the yard early In the evening and ID
was presumed that they wero waiting to
stsal ride on freight train. As the
extra was about TO leave they ran toward
it rs II to get on. Ono of tho brakemen
who had seen their action was at the end
about to swing himself up. he told them
they could not ride on his train. The
men swore aud one Of them Drawing back
said "Wait and will fix him." and drew
the revolver and fired. The bullet went
wide Of its mark however. The brale-
man called to some Of thu railrond e.
ploye s' and tho mon were chased from
tho yard. They ran through tho m
and along the tracks lsadii g to tho O d
fair grounds. They would not hav leen
handled without gloves II the rail DAD
men had caught then. = -,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-02
To Permit, One Space.

There is trouble between two farmers
over stand in the King street marker.
Elihu Talley has boon coming to the mar
ket for years. Last spring he rented
stand from the Clerk of the market and
paid him the required fee. But when he
appeared Oh Market day no WIS surprised
to find that John Hall was occupying the
stand
He appealed to the Clerk of tho Market
and he discovered that he had rented the
stand to two parties. Hall refused to va
cato and was arrested Flo was locked up
at the city hall but whom tho case came
up for trial he twas discharged. He had
violated no law as he had his permit to
occupy the space. Halls father cnmo to
market on last Wednesday and was ar-
rested.
His case was to como up In city court
this morning but he failed to answer and
the case went over until Monday. John
Hall was occupying tho space today and
Deputy City Solicitor Cnhoun had u war;
rant issued aud Hall was arrested. He
was locked up for the timo and finally
gave ball for his appearance next Welnes-
day.
...Officer Todd was sent to the market by
Captain Kane to take Halls wagon out
and let Talley back in his wagon. Todd
went over but believing he would be over
stepping his duty and knowing tho result
Of the ChamD ers. DuROss case the officer
refused to Interfere and Captain Kane told
him bo was right under the circum-
STANCES. -:!
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-02
] no CHECK
ANTHRAX.
Kennett Farmers are Burn
& ing Affected Cattle. Y

: 10 stamp out the deadly anthrax which
has killed i've COWS In the herd Of lrenice
~ ,rtln, Just west OF Kenneth Square, the
4 ,lles OF the dead animals have Deem
nnrned by direction Of State Veterinarian
Ieonard Pearson. Two fine pigs belong
NJ to Mr.. Martin have died of the disease
ns we'll as couple Of dogs which ate from
she oarcasses Of the cattle,
4 Edwin c. Bull, the neighbor who helped
10 skin one Of the animals, and who. 1t Is
u AIRED Is affected by The epidemic, has
hadiy swollen nrm.
N The anthrax 1t is thought by many,
seiginated. from nm old tannery several
xiies up the stream which runs through
he Martin farm. Several years ago A.
fred Chandler lost number Of cows at ir-
ftervals and the idea prevailed that the
Z disorder was splenic fever. Within the
mast two or three years Veterinarian II.
%. Eutriken has had cases in Mr.. Chand-
lsr's herd where the symptoms have point
Cd strongly towards anthrax. Edward
Wollaston, residing at the mill along Red
Clay Creek, also lost cow within
month and DR.. Entriken says that the
conditions presented by the post-mortem
indicated symptoms Of similar disease.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-02
''.SAGING WIRE
CAUSED DEATH.
George Little, A B. & 0. r.
K. Conductor the Victim.

George Little, middle-aged man
residing in Philadelphia, was
thrown from a Baltimore and Ohio
freight train, at Chester, last night,
and so badly injured that he died
in the Chester Hospital twenty five
minutes after his admission.
Little was brakeman, and as
the cars passed under the trolley
wires at the Edgemont crossing, his
body was caught by the wire and
hurled from his position. 1t appears
that the guy wire broke, and this
allowed the wire to sag, so that 1t
caught the unfortunate man under
the chin.
He was dragged backward for
some distance, thrown down be-
tween the bumpers of the last car
and the caboose, and then thrown
to the ground. At the hospital it
was found that he had his skull
fractured at the base Of the brain.
and he sustained other serious In
ternal injuries. The Chester Trac-
ton Company's men were repair
ing the wires at the time of the ac-
cident.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-02

!! In the .ab ;ence OF Judge Bail Deputy
Judge f. r, Cochran, Jr. presided on the
bench In the city court this morning.
F, John Boyer, oolored, WAS charged by o.
iioer McFilon with being drunk and dis
orderly. -Th, testimony was that Boyer
attempted to stop New Castle trolley car
at Fourth and Market Streets at mid.
night last night. When the car did not
stop he commenced q general ,irade and
refused to discontinue when requested.
He told the officer that he was not doing
anything wrong, that twas only prejudice
ON the part Of IN Irish policeman towards
. oolored man. A fine Of 81 and costs
was imposed.
Samuel Kenney showed that night In
The city hall had tanned him. He was
sorry for causing trouble to the officer and
was willing to take the pledge to abstain
from the use OF Intoxicating liquors for
year.
Samuel Workman was charged with
highway robbery Deputy Solicitor Ca
hoon asked that the case be dismissed.
Th,re was no foundation for the charge.
Workman was Ia company with another
man who was drunk. He took his watch
for safe keeping and when he returned the
ticker to him he charged Workman with
robbery,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-02

High mass over tho remains Of Mrs Toy
who died at the old Toy Homestead sew.
veral days ago was celebrated in St. Joseph
Church this morning and interment made
in the adjoining cemetery. Mrs. Toy wus
Il sister, in-law of Harry Jerome Toy OF
Colorado Springs.
Tho pail boarers were j. Dugan, r.
Doushorty NJ. S,errit and +. Yous.
Service over tho remains Of Mrs l.. Ham
will be conducted ut her late residence No
1iO1 King street this afternoon and inter-
ment will be private.
Tho remains of Mrs. Sarah Shippers. wife
of W.Simpers were sent to London Tract
Pa, at noon for interment. Service was
held at III West Seventh street.
The remains Of Maggie the wife Of X G.
Harrison Of G3i Windsor street wore sent
to South Carolina for intvrment.
The funeral Of Lydia wife OF H. G. spence
took place from tho homo of her son-in
law H. Staff this afternoon. Interment
was at Wilmington and Brandywine Cen
etpry.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-02
WITH THE !:
MAGISTRATES.

Magistrate Daley handed down his do.
cision this morning in the case OF Pc
vs. McFarlln. Anna A. Peach has uod
State Senator McFarln us executor of tho
late Anna NJ. McFarlin for sl8l for wages
alleged to be due for nursing the dccsased.
The Magistrate gave judgment in favor OF
the plalntiif for So The case was an in
teresting ono and consumed the greater
part of yesterday with tho heaiiug.
Magistrate Kelley has given judgment
in favor of Sheridan Mason and George
Sharp against tho r W. g. +. Railroad
Company. Mason was employed By the
Company as we'll as Sharp and their
wage, wero attacSed for store bills.
The att achments were paid and money
deducted from tho wages Of the two men
Mason was s37.6l aud Sharp s2O.Sl cut by
the transaction. Accordingly they object
ed to paying their bills under such an ar
rangoment and tEcy instituted suit for tho
recovery of the money. Judgment for the
full amount was given.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-02
MONTHLY PARTY.

s. The Social Club Of Old 6wodes Church
COVE their monthly party Of the home Of
Miss Lille DAVIS last night. Those pres
ont being the Misses Jennie Brown, Eliza
Brown, Sofia Briggs, Mabel Burton,
Lille Davis. Mary Maxwell, Mary Parsop,
Mary Minker. Marion Quin, Florence
Vansant, Howard Adams, William Briggs
Wesley Brear. William Ehart, Edward
Ebart, Frederick Green. Sidney Grson,
William Lamb, Matthew Minker. George
Kemble. Arthur Kemblo, Charles Kem-
BILE, William Maxwell, Percy Klugnor'h,
John Wilson. William Newell. Harry
Sines In the course Of the evening games,
hypnotism and music given by the graph
ophone were INDUCED In and refreshnent s
wore served at late hour,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-02
Rails EaSten Draw.

The street car rails on Third sreet
bridge which have given no end Of trouble
lately, got ovcrheatod again yesterday and
cfused to allow the draw to DO turned Of
for about ono hour The rails expanded
from the heat and became jammed against
the tlmbers whore tho draw was held As
tho rails were out of line no cars could
pass onto the bridge, mother could tho
draw DO turned off to let the tugboat
Martha Though. The trolley men and
fully dozen Others jumped up and down
ON the end of the draw trying to release.it.
Then crow urs were used and these with
tho MD of a heavy wagon which was
driven Oh tho draw to soperate the rails
and limbers. proved successful. Tho draw
was fast exncily ono hour.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-02
Arrested in philade phia.

Comfortably ensconced in a car
load of watermelons, Florida An
derson. of this city, was found by
the special policemen of the Penn
syluania Railroad. at Philadelphia,
last night.
Florida is ten years old and
black. He said he guessed"
he was from Wilmington. As to
how he came to be in the car, Florl-
dia opined that his mother had sent
him for a crate OF chickens, and the
next thing he knew he found him
self on moving car.
Still, Florida is black, and water
melons are.w atermelons, say the de.
tectives.
Florida is at the Lancaster ave-
nue. station,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-02
PeddIed without License,

Edward Roach and William Browman
were charged bafore Magistrate Daley last
night with poddling without license.
IL was shown that the men had soil pic
lures in New Castle county and that they
did not have the license to do 50. They
were held In $500 bail for court. Roach | q
alleged to have claimed to be Catholic
priest and blessed pictures. In couple OF
instances he isaocussd Of collecting sma
sums of money for his church. The CTS
will como up latter Both Roach and
Browman wore photographed yesterday
SO TINT the authorities will have some
thing for Identification.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-02
NEWS OF /.
THE VISITORS.
They Are Here and There
and Are of Course En-
joying Themselves.
BIRTHDAY PARTY,

Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson 4. Gray give a
children's party last evening in honor of
their little son Master Arthur's seventh
birthday. 1t would BIO hard to find moro
happy, brighter set Of little folks than
those assembled together OF his homo No.
S07 French street. G nmes Of various kinds
were INDUCED In after which to tho play
Ing Of the Cake Walk the little ones
marched to tho table where refreshments
In abundance were served. Among the lit
guests were: Master Arthur Gray, Miss
Elsie Mckinley, Vera and Ralph Grimes,
Helen Stradley. Malcolm Patterson, Lille
Butcher. Elwood Buckmaster. Warren
padds, Edgar Reed, Walter McGarr,
Clinton Gray and many others. The pride
Of Company, "B." a recitation was splon-
didly given by Miss Elsie Mckinley and
several vocal selections
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-02
&c; tifc.tss Granted,

The following certificates 1t incorpora-
tIon were granted at Dover on ysstsrday.
Tho New England Company, whole
capital stock is $500, 900, and whose direot-
ors ore all Bostonians, was chartered to
engage In mining and dlsposing Of capital
stock, bonds, mortgages, etc.
The Davidson Cooperative Develop
ment Company OF New York City. was
chartered with capital stock of 100000,
to engage In milling. ard mining gold
silver. copper, etc.
American Publishing Company of Al
toona, Pa. with capital paid in OF $780,
900, engages in the work Of printing and
publishing books, newspapers and period
icals and pamphlets.
H. c. Busch Manufacturing Company
Of Boston, representing its paid-ln capital
to be S65, OCO, obtained o charter as station
crs, printers, engravers, photographers.
etc.
Tho j. L. Blackwell Company Of Balti-
more, capital stock 100000 wos incorpor-
ated for tho construction and equipment
of railways throughout the United States.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-02
Mnil Ninlence.
~

Cleveland, September Moore
riotlng because OF the street car
strike occurred last night at Central
and Lexington avenues. where a
crowd of three thousand or more
persons held up and stoned six cars
on the Central avenue line. The
conductors and motormen were
driven off amid a hail of stones.
The windows in all the earn were
smashed and the bodies of the cars
and the machinery somewhat dam
aged.
The police at first were utterly
unable to cope with the crowd, and
hurry call for more policemen was
sent in. Captain W. Rowe, who is
on duty at night, went Immediately
to the scene with all the reserves.
A liberal use OF clubs dispersed
the crowd. Ten arrests were made.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-02

Bishop Coleman will start on his an
nu,l pedestrian tour on Tuesday. Ho
will tramp through tho extreme south
eastern part Of West Virginia for week.
Yesterday the bishop was in New York
where he made an address at q farewell
service to board CT sixteen mission work
ers for China and Japan, in the Church
Mission House. On Sunday tho bishop
will officiate at New Castle. rs Rev. DR..
+, NJ. Nun son will he ut Rehoboth.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-02
Camp Meeting.

J The union camp meeting In Mr.. Fore
mans Grove will clio next Sunday, Rev.
G. w. Murray and Rev. J. w. Philips.
pastors Preaching 1879 n. m. by Row.
James Pennin gton. at which time Sacra-
mont of the Lords Supper will be admin
istered Preaching at 8 p. III. by Rev. J.
II. Mcpherson, b. d. Preaching at 3 7.
m. by Rev. d A. Fisher d. D., after
which the closing exercises will take place.
Dhs Gideon band will be in attendance all
day in company with the Ievitci baad.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-02

Mrs. Captain johnson is at Atlanti C
City.
Miss Iona Dillon Is the guest Of friends
in West Grove.
Mrs. f. f. Hanna Is spending several
days at Atlantic City.
Miss Jennie Colbourn,i is visiting friends
in Richmond, Va.
: M. J. McClary Is AZ tho Windsor, n.
lantic for a few days.
Miss Molle Tyson is enjoying short
stay at Atlantic City.
Nils Bessie A. Smith is spending a few
days ut Atlantic City.
Jacob L. Pussy left yesterday for q trip
to Spring Lake, N. j.
Thomas Blockford is registered at tho
Crrroll Villn, Cape May.
Miss Florence b. Upton has returned
from Atlantic City.
Miss Mabel Collins is visiting friends
in West Chester Pa.
Miss Florence Green is spending the
weok III Atlantic City. rs@s
Miss Ka herine Doughcrty is spending
tho weak in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Richie arc spend-
ing n few days at Rehoboth.
Miss Mary r. Corson has returned from
her summer visit to Rehoboth.
Miss Eta Mccullough Is among the
guests at tho Royal, Atlantic City.
Miss Mildred Downing has returned
from pleasant visit to the country.
Miss Anna Foster has been entertaining
Miss Amy Ob,rlln, CT Columbia, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Mealoy and family
have returned from Woodland Beach.
Mrs. j. r. Dounhan and two dauyhtear
have returned home from short visit In
Germantown, Pa.
Miss Nine Hughes of Baltimore, has re-
turned home after very pleasant visit to
Miss Rae j. Matthews at Green Bank,
Del.
Rev. o 6. Burlington and family re-
turned from Old Mystic Conn, Friday.
He will occupy his pulpit Sunday both
morning and evening,
Beulah Howell Whiteman has returned
to her home after having spent week
with her cousin, Joseph. p. W. and
Grace Mildred Robinson, of Brandywlne
Hundred. 90.
Victor B. Woolley went to Cape Mny
this morning TO spcnd Sunday.
Miss Elaror Ramsey has been the guest
Of the family of ]. Frank Ball.
W. b. Gem and family arrived homo
yesterday from q months stay at Reh =
both. Delaware
G. W. Smith and family who havo been
ut Rohoboth arrived homo yesterday.
Tho Rev. j. Washington Jones, pas
tor of Goodman NJ. j.. Church, who has
been away GA vacation will occupy his
pulpit Sunday both morning aud evening.
Mrs. Charles Simmons and her laugh-
tor, Mrs Nan Of Gil Washington street arc
spending some tina at AtlaDtic City, N.
j.
Mrs. John X. Loomis and son who have
been spending sometime in West Chester
returned homo yesterday, They were &C.
compauied by the formers granddaughter.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-02
TcIaw,rs Al, thu Time.

A. 10 IL Steven, tf Port Penn. has a.
lived ONE rom tho Klondykc. He left
2 .rt Penn on January II and reached
Dawson city five months later, He camo
homo by different route. He says that
the privations endured are worth n mans
life He complains bitterly Of the treat
mcnt of tho gold hunters by tho Canadian
Government. He says that Delaw ware and
tho American Government is his lest
choice and ahead of all other places.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-02

Thu new and novel entertainment at
Bran ywine Springs Park this week
rooms to be growing rapidly in popular
favor E.ch day tho attendance is larger,
II was a happy thought to transform the
band shell into such an artistic garden,
and the effect produced adds greatly 10 the
enjoyment of tho ENTERTAINMENT. Vocal
solos, duets trlos and concerted numbers
arc sung with skill and taste, The man
Rgement Is trying to arrange for a second
week of this popu' ar attraction.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-02
Charged with Trcspass.

Sylvester Ashby has boen boarding with
Mrs. Mar .ha ]. Husbands Of No. lJ7
West Seventh sireot Tor the past two weeks
Several things havo boon MISSED about
tho house and suspicion rested Oh Ashby.
When Mrs. Husbands wont to market
this morning she locked tho doors. A,hby
climbed to the porch and entered the
bathroom.
He was fonnd Inter coming out Of Mrs.
Husbands rooms and was arrested by Of.
flcer Todd. Mrs. Husbands went before
Magistrate Daley and had his wages at
tached for board, Ashby has bsen at work
at tho Diamond Steel works. He will DO
given hearing in the city court on Mon.
day morning. ~
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-02

! Many of the farmers have taken up their
potatoes and contrary to expectations they
have found the yield pro ty fair, Tho dry
weather was much loss injurious than an.
ticipated in the early part of the season,
showing that people often cry before they
are seriously hurt. We shall havs plenty
Of potatoes in this section, and therefore
prices will not be exorbitantly high and
W. can say the same of'noarly oil kinda of
vegetables as shown by the display in QUE
-nIa