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Geo. Wray, the expert tuner of the
Halifax Music House, Daytona, visits
this city. Leave orders at Weihe's. If
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Mr.. ]. H. Livingston Jr., and FAM
lily are preparing to go to housekeep-
ing in their recently purchased home
in the second ward.
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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1901-02-15

Col. Otis t. Green paid an impor-
tant professional visit to Jacksonville
and Tallahassee during the week.
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| none, ana We invite your inspection
Garrett and Gerig.
Col. Otis T. Green paid an impor-
tant professional visit to jacksonville
and Tallahassee during the week.
Huyler's candies and a full line of
CONNECTIONS, fine tobaccos and cigars,
and all the periodicals, at MARTINS.
Mr.. Chas. f. Alison, one of our
leading phosphate men, was guest
of the Windsor at Jacksonville on
Tuesday.
Mr.. ]. II. Livingston Jr., and FAM
lily are preparing to go to housekeep-
ing in their recently purchased home
in the second ward.
Mr.. +. L. Helvenston left for New
York Saturday via. the Clyde line.
He will purchase for II b. Masters an
elegant line Of spring and summer
goods.
Fatal delays are caused by expert
menting with cough and cold cures.
Foley's Honey and Tar will prevent
cold from resulting in Pneumonia.
Autobiography Drug Store. m
Mr.. w. \. Redding has received
another well deserved promotion
from the National Bank of Jackson
vile, and bids fair, in time, to become
one of the leading bankers in the me-
tropOIis.
Ihave always used FOley's Honey
and Tar cough medicine and think it is
the best in the wOrid,n says Chas.
Bender, a newsdealer of Erie, Pa.
Nothing else as good. Anti Monopoly
Drug Store. IN
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isen.
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Our line Of toilet soaps is second to
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There are cheap baking pow
ders, made from alum, but they
are exceedingly harmful to
health. Their astringent and
Cauterizing qualities add a
dangerous element 10 food.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-10
ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
OUR NEW MINISTER.

Denman Thomps on's New Eng
land comedy drama. 'Our New
Minister was presented at the
Opera House last evening for the
first time. The attendance was
not SO large as was expected. The
piece deserved better support and
it is though! that the sale Of seats
will be large whenit plays return
engagement here III February.
The scene of the play is laid in
Hardscrabble and the time the
present. John Teriss, the new
minister, huds that he has hard
lot TO deaf with. MANY Of his CON
gregatiou believe they are chris.
tians because they go around with
long faces and are opposed 10 all
kinds Of gayet7. The preacher
believes 10 the golden rule aud
breaches it much 10 the discomfor.
ture OF some OF his congreg alton.
An effort is made 10 0ust him by the
william. After much trouble every.
thing come out right and the parson
marries one OF the village girls.
There is a delightful comedy run.
ming through the piece. 1t 10 one
Of the clean kind noticeable in the
Old Homestead. John u. Brawn
a. Skeezicks, slangy lad, made
a big hit. All the characters were
well taken.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-10
TIE VILLAGE PARSON,

There are many exciting s,tua-
tions and Interesting scenes that
appeal 10 the emotions OF the heart
in "The Village Parson." which
comes 10 the Opera House tonight.
The play is built with much clever
ness and effect, depicting the life
Of clergyman whose happiness
has been eiouded BY supposed uu-
taithiulness Of his wife. The plot
brings out a rascally lawyer whose
cole ambition is 10 separate hus.
band aud wife so that lie may gain
her love and fortune. In this she
has been assisted by his brother,
for whom be has little or no respect.
In order 10 accomplish his pur.
pose OF deceitfulpess, he seuds an
lncriminating letter 10 the wife
which by chance fails into the
hands OF the parson. The parson.
whose whole heart has been wrap.
ped up in his wites . welfare c b snges .
on reading its contents. The wife.
noble aud true, still clings to her
husband who spurns her from him
and very strong scene between
them is the result. As the play
progresses it finally briugs about
a j0yous reconciliation and the
guilty are punished. The play 10
abor ately put on in five acts with
genuine comedy neatly interworen.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-10
APPOINTED
TEACHERS.

Controversy abou' the appointment of
several leAriurs was aroused 1t tho meet
lug ef tho Board Of Education last night
by the presentation ut tho report VI tho
teachers cUnmi tir, as follow:
Whining Oh. Dee .. iaJl.
70 the Boari Of Public Etuuatior;
Gentlemen In order 10 fill the vacan-
rics in schools No. 3. and No. II and to
make regular appointments where the
POSITIONS have been illled temporarily.
your committee on &c chcrs would recon-
men a, follows:
That Nellie II. Gillespie bo appointed TO
the primary doplrtm,uO Of S'rhOul No.
IS at \ iiary uf $500 per year,
That N0L.o II Wyatt TO appointed to
School No. 3 at salary ul 500 por
year
That Este NJ, Kirby BIZ appointed to
School NJ, |" at sallly OF sdIJ PER
year.
That E,teIIa Foreman he anpontni to
school No, ii nj salary uf sjTl per
year.
We would also recommend that lhpsn
appointments take eff set DtComb1r ii,
InJi.
All OF which are respectfully subnlt.-
Mr.. Carter objected to signing the re
port lie said IL WAS ptCnlinr thina
that tho appointment, MAJ been made
now. The teachers All cted he said,
were appointed AZ the beginning of the
tom aud 10 turn them tut now IN Dec
tmI,Hr hl though unfair.
ar MORROW chairman OF the teachers
comm ttee, explained temporary appoint
msut. hIn been mhdo pending tho
revision OF tho substitute list This
wutk is now dunt aud but t"0u three
trncnrrs nro uiiec;ei. All member, Of
tie comnjtlte were present al the meet
Ins AZ witch the appointments were
nade and ali agreed nppn the acton
The report was ajoplHd.
Mr. Morrow announced 'hat all
arrangements were made for tue Teach
ers In.tilutn to DO held here an Thursi ~
aud Friday. President Shortiidgo said
he hoped tbs mvmbp,s you'd attend the
meetings a, often as possible.
Mr.. White unnOuuctd thai nine app'i
cations some from person. living IN Now
Castle, for seats III tho evening schools,
had been r9Gtivei
Treasurer Bnrram presented the follow
lag report ior November, which was
adOp Ell.
Dr-lo balance i1l0.7s fund for
current eXponse'. s43, l.i.-a; approprta
;ion from CT y Council, s4.ii 81; negro
school tax county treasurer. SGl!.5S, in
tcrest on deposit Ej6 30; amount received
from Nonresident pupils. $3.50, total,
so5. 80 ID.
Cr.-By salaries paid teachers sl3 Al 10
officers aud jaDlOrs, ! o."H; nn1dut
p,Il for books ani stationery SIGH. %;
amount paid for new buildings, fil SO 9n
Total sJj - 4 ,yt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-10
THE COUNTY FAIR.

"TEe County Fair comes to the
Opera House on Friday night.
Periodically the playwrishts are
kind enough TO give us a play which
without trying TO solve the great
problems OF the day, finds its way
straight 10 the human heart. awak-
ening within it the purcst and best
emotions Of which it is capable.
Such is the The County Fair,r
which comes to us ain and as fail
ol fun and pathos as ever. fuller iu.
deed, Tor Mr.. Burgess is not tho
man to allow opportunities for im-
provement to slip by him. With
new scencry, new costumes and
new funnyisns, this representation
OF homely New Enslaudlife. if any.
thing, even truer than it was wont
TO be. Aunt Abby--the prlm but
warm-hearted sp,nister-~has lost
no,hng Of her oideu time charm.
and tears and laughter respond
just as quickly as they used 10, 10
the magnetism OF her portly pres-
ence. 1t is q magnetism for which
we feel ourselves the better, for we
ieel that underlying it is that great
love OF the whole human family
mingled with pity Tor its sorrows
aud toll'es. that has distinguished
the noblest OF our kind. Were it
not so, this play would long ago
have gone the way 81 mos. pla,
would have died aud been lorgotlr,.
instead OF being heartily welcomed
now as when it was first produce.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-10
Levy kumfort Shoe House, 223 MarketSt.
We Trading Stamps.
CHILDREN OF
THE REPUBLIC.

Through Mrs. Joseph Mcndinhaii,
the Caesar Rodney Chapter is great "
indebted to Fred lIilbiber OF Viii.
mington, for most valuable gift, a
bouk containing many original let.
ters in the interest Of voluntary con.
tributions, looking to the purchase or
"Mount Vernon" by the women Of
the United States. This was before
a Del aware vice regent was appoint.
ed.
As Delaware has fur nishcd room
in Mount Vernon, and the Caesar
Rodney Chapter contributes toward
the maintaining Of the same, II was
considered feasible and would he a
gracious act on the part OF the chap
ter to present this gift from MIR.
Hilbiber however, with hs
conscnt-to the Mount Vernon Asso-
ca,ion, to be placed in the "Dela-
ware Room. "
The State Regent has submitted
for consideration q plan--origlnated
by the State Regent of Ohio-for tie
formation of a society among The
children Of The United States, winch
may appropriately be called 'ChiId.
rem of the Rcpublic,' the aim of
which shall be systematic study OF
American his tory and the underlying
principles of the Republican form OF
government.
The work will not in any way con-
nict with that Of the "Children of
the American Revolution, ina>much
as it will he among different class
Of children.
"Chldren OF the American Rcvo-
luton" must be descended from an.
cestors who assisted in establishing
the independence of our country and
the object of their society is TO per.
pctuatc the memory of these aud to
foster true patriotism.
'Children Of the Republic need
no such ancestry.
Any child living in the United
States Is eligible 10 membership
whether of native or foreign birth
or patronage. The purpose Of the
society is to mparl to him an ele-
mentary knowledge OF American his.
tory and American civics and to i'm
buc them with American national
feeling.
The program 10 consist of simple
papers and talks on the history and
civics of our country, in:erSpersed
with patriotic songs and rccita'ions,
and biographical sketches of the
great and good men who have helped
TO make our country what it is.
Children are received from thcages
Of 9to l6 years, and the offices,
which are filled by the children, con.
sist OF chairman, secretary, reader
and questioner the duty OF the lat.
ter being TO ask question on the pit.
pers or talks Of the last meeting.
The secretary is elected for the year
but the other officers are chosen at
each meeting for the next. Tn this
way the children will also be taught
something Of parliamentary law.
After free discussion Of the plan, IT
was the consensus OF opinion that
such societies were eminently needed
in our land to provide strong anti
dote to the anarchistic teachings
which are openly proclaimed in pub.
lie places and circulated through
printed matter. The Caesar Rodney
Chapter will therefore take action
toward establishing in the near future
in Wilmington, o society of Child.
rem Of the Republic" whose aim will
he to make out Of the coming gene.
ratiOns good American citizens.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-10
DOCKSTADERS.

The favorite comediennc and
singing star, Mss Hilda Thomas,
is one of the many excellent attrac-
tions which Manager Dockstader
offer for this week. In her mus-
cal comedetta, "Miss Ambition"
this we'll known woman is offered
good opportunities to display that
talent which has delighted SO many
audiences everywhere, and no one
has the least cause TO feel disap-
pointed, Her character changes
are very clever and her audiences
at both performances yesterday Ell.
joyed her act Immensely. She is
assisted by Lea Hall. Albina faces
a Wilmington audience for the first
time and contributes one OF the
most entertaining half hours OF
"mysteries' seen here tor long
time.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-10
TEACHERS
INSTITUTE.

The annual Teachers Institute Of Will
miDgtou will be held in the High School
assembly room Oh Thursday and Friday.
The following program has been ar.
raaged:i
Doc. Lighter Wilmer, professor Of
MIA.
PSYCHOLOGY.
Imaeination and children's lies
Apperception aud tho giowth Of indiv-
iduali.y.
Movement and conduct or tho minds
control over bodily movements.
Attenti0n--normal and hypnotic.
Causes and treatment OF mental retard-
alton In the public schools.
Hon w. w. StetOn. S ate suporintends
ent Of Public 1nstilu lens Augusta Maine.
TEACHING AND EDUCATION.
A masters message.
Reading an imprinted page.
Ono phrase OF the teachers preparation
The emotions a. factor in education.
What nextp
Some essen iials.
Professor Charles H. Alber. State
Normal School. Bloomsbury Pa.
GEOGRAPHY AND PEDAGOGY.
The teaching of geography.
The Mississippi Valleys type lesson.
The great trade routes Of the world.
Education and unfolding.
Miss Frances Young, teacher OF psda-
go9y in Training School. Wilmington,
Dsl.
PEDAGOGY
Motive From tho point OF view OF the
child's development,
Motive: From the standpoint Of tho
teacher.
In his introdu uctory note regarding the
institution Superintendent, George W.
Twitlnyer has this To say:
he dominant thought In planning for
this session OF our institute was to make
1t helpful, suggestive and in irrational In
our every day work in as many ways as
possible and to give extension and fuller
meaning to our years professional studies
to the ond that We may be in touch and
sympathy with tho most advanced views
Of modern education and know how to
taf8 advantage of the worlds best
thought and latost experience in connec
tion with the administration of our
schools.
patrons ana friends OF the schools are
cordial invited to attend all the SO .si0us.
DR.. Winners address on Fsiday afte.
noon on 'Causes and treatment OF IN entail
rethrdation in the public schools will be
OF special interest to parents. The sess
ions Will bsgin each day at 9 clock q. m.
and O'Clock p. M"
Go to Milier's No. ! stall in the Second
street market house for good roast or
steak.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-10
lanAl IkniIIe l.cusEI.

MANAGtA. Nicara qua Dec. 10
Nr Fernando sanchez. Ncnraguan
minister Of foreign affairs. aud VIII
liam l.. Merry. l'nltcu States minister
to Nicaragua. Salvador and Costa
Rlca, have Signed n treaty by which
Nicaragua agrees ptrl"tuhlly to l"as"
10 the nitru States II section of Nica-
rar,hIn territory >iN miles W idr which
Includes the route of the Nicaragua
canal
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-10
A 80 uasbIe as Tsent.i..

TIENTSlN, Dec. lO,--A sentry be-
longing to an Indian regiment station
ed here ran anuck and killed two Of
his comrades. A company of Punjab
infantry was at once turned out to Sc
cure him. III the meantime the sentry
had been shot by German troops, who
then opened fire on the Punjabics. A
free fight ensued. us a result of which
three German privates were killed and
German officer mortally wounded,
while three of the Indian troops were
killed and several wounded The Ger
man troops have been confined 10 their
barracks until further orders.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-10
! The DAILY REPUBLICAN.
The Republican Printing
and Publishing Go,
tub lSHED DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY
5. I, COR. 1lilED AND KING STREETS
Entered at the Post Office at Wilmington
Del as seconded lass mail matter.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10. 'ooL

The Delmarvia Telephone Com
pauy has made wonderful strides
In their business and on sunday
telephonic communication was COM
pleted between Wilmington and
Baltimore Superintendent Thos.
McCorkle was the first one tc talk
over the wire in our city. The line
runs by way Of Newport, Newark.
Elkton and Pcrryville, 10 Balti-
more. The Delmarvla. when it
was first started in our city, was
only local company and great
many OF our citizens did not think
it wouldpay andit was hard TO find
purchasers for its shares. From
the first the Company has paid all
it's fixed charges and gone steadily
en- increasing its business until now
It is a mighty rival OF the BE |
Telephone Company, who own the
D. & A. line in our city. The Del.
marvia Company has convinced
our citizens that they have the
besttelephonic communications now
between all points South and will
be in a short time in a position to
have connections with all points
North.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-10
WILMINGTON THEATR r.

Manager Shellenberger Ct the
Wilmington, Theatre is In New
York booking attractions for his
house here. Both the company
billed ior the latter part of last
week, and the first three nights OF
this week, were obliged 10 cancel
at the last hour, and the house is
dark as result. Manager
Shellenberger wired from New
York yesterday that he was max.
ing some strong bookings. and that
he might open Thursday night.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-10
hiIe BUYS Nar.bjux,

SANTIAGO DE CHILE. Doe To-
chill" has Just purchased three torpedo
boat ,l"siroyrrs aud one cruiser. The
nltn.Stor Of III" Argentine Republic at
chile and the Chilean minister Of for
pign affairs are still in conference. and
/, is fully believed the, will come to
terms in the matter of the dispute be-
tween the two countries. Public feel
Ing here is porf"rtiy Tranquil.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-10
Fierce storms IN Great Britain.

LONDON, Dec. 10. There were very
severe gales and snowstorms, accom-
panied by thunder and hail storms,
Much damage is reported as Il result.
A number of chimneys We're blown
down, and there have been some IA
talities. There are six inches Of SNOW
in the north of Scotland.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-10


IT looks as # the men who were
said TO have been implicated in the
murder ut William Goebcl IN kcr-
lucky. would be arraigned and
tried aud ii possible their convIc-
lion will be secured. Some fifty
thousand dollars was set anart as
rewards for the arrest Of the men
who il was claimed were concerned
IN the plot whereby Gocbel was
hilled. He made himself very OBJ
nox,ous 10 good many men who
unfortunately were Republicans
and in the conf that resulted be-
tween the factions, Goebe's s death
resulted. Berry Howard OF Bell
county. is the latest arrest, he hlv-
ing been indicted for compliclty in
the murder. Caleb Powers and
James Howard have been locked up
In jail Tor some on the same charge.
1t is a pity that such teuds shuu!d
exist as they do in the Sonth.
The two Suuihtaroilna senators
are at .oggerEead, ana Yesterday
ndulged in bitter personalities IN
The Senate. 1t was the warmesl
debate in years. Senator Mclau-
rim complained OF not being treated
lair in being excluded from assign
ments on COMMITTEES. Senator lloar
takes the humurou, ground that
boln seats from South Carolina are
vacated by resignation. Senators
Tillmah and McLaurin sent their
designations TO lhe Governor ol
South Carolina some months ago,
but he refused 10 actep, them.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-10
! OOt Cut OF.

Lewis Smith. Il F.. W. 4 i. freight
train fireman had Il foot cut ulf This
morning iry wheel of his engine pass
ing over it. While boarding he en-
rnc he slipped and his foot went be-
Meath the wheel and wa, cut oil.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-10
Them,

Toys. Dolls, Games, Books,
Mechanical Toys; but we can
not tell all that you will
see around the store; never
have we had such wonderful
assortment; something surely
to please.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-10

THOSE who like an intelligent
feast have quite large uumber Of
eminent Giyines to choose iron o.
Sunday, Wilmington containing
some thirty or more places Of public
worship. comprising all Of the dill
ferent deuomiu ations. The minis
ters in our city are clever lot If
mea and tully up with the men OF
the cloth to be found In any other
city. They study 10 please their
large congregations who assemble
in their different churches on Sun
day morning aad evening. There
is more attention paid 10 the sing
ing than in years gone BY aud
nearly every church OF any promi.
iEence aud up-to-date have most
efficient choirs and splendid pipe
organs 10 contribute to the spiritual
Worship What would our good old
grandtathers say TO the manner 10
which public worship Is conducted
nowadays if they could come back
to this terrestrial globe and hear
the trained choir singing before and
alter the collection is taken up. All
well regulated church pay their or
sanist and choir, which with the
salary paid the preacher runs the
expenses up to considerable pro-
portion but which the congregations
checrtul!v pay. What would any
community be without its churches!
THE BRANDY wine Granite Com
pany is defendant in the Superior
Court in a suit Of Giuseppe Gior-
dano, the ltailnn who was severely
I'M ured at their quarries. The
Case has already occupied three
days oil the courts time and only
The witnesses Tor this plaintiff have
been heard. The plaintiff is sung
to recover fifty thousand dollars tor
part OF his anatomy being blown
away 10 a premature explosion by
a blast going of before those en-.
gagged in tie work had beeu ready
Tor the $ ame. The LAWYERS are
making q big fight 10 recover heavy
damages for the plaintltt while the
lawyers Tor the defense are anxious
to keep the amount OF the damages
il any should be awarded down to
the least possible dollar. Corpora
tloIs and firms as well in Whining.
ton have becn frequently salted in
damaged salts in our courts.
Cne lirm and a large one was
driven from OR city, OWN. to .
damage suit which went against it
in the upper courts. They conten-
dcl lAat they would be continually
at the mercy OF damage suits and
sooner than be subjected to such,
they moved their plant to Philadcl-
phia.
lr IS PITY that corrupt methods
cannol be removed from politics
and the best man wln without the
aid OF iloaters and good dollars be-
ing thrown away. Political meth
! DDS in Delaware are about as clean
as they have ever been, and not
any worse than IN othcr States bor-
dcfing OF Delaware. Ii viii lie a
day OF re jolcIng when all bosses
are either killed off or die nat.
ural death.
BEL Leads, letter heads, cards.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-10
Seriously III.

Edward II. Hill Of No. 112l Kirk
wood street is suffering from severe
attack of rheumatism and is reported
very low. lie las been i'll for several
weeks. Mr.. Hill is an usher at the
French Slceet station.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-10
Umbrellas

9OO fancy Umbrellas well
worth $I.:O for Sl.O6.~ Hum
drcd- and hundreds Of lnn-
hrcIIa- 1T all prices from 39c.
to $500.
A Nackinto-h.
A Blanket.
\ Mar~clllcs Spread.
A pair Shoes, La France.
\ trimmed Hat.
A Ladies' Coat.
4 Misses Coat.
a Little Ones Goat.
Aprons.
Silk IIandkerrhicts.
Initial lIandkerchicts.
Towels.
Linens, Table Covers as
white H- show.
Art Pillow Covers.
Sewing Machines.
Subscribe for the Designer
for the year, >l.OO.
What Fire Company in the
city is the most popular? Vote
for that company for a beauti-
fiji Silver Trumpet: every pur-
chase Of Sl.OO entities You to u
vote.