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Hutchinson gazette., 1901-06-06

Andrew Carnegie says at is a dis.
grace to die rich" A prominent hat
merchant Of Chicago says: at is Il
disgrace to get rch," and to avoid the
disgrace the hatman will hcnceforth
give half the proceeds of his business
to the poor.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-06-06

Annual Meeting, Imperial Council, Mobiles
of the Mystic Shrine, Kansas City, Mo, June
18th and 12th 1901. June 9th and 10th the Mis-
souri, Pacific will sell tickets, Hutchinson to
Kansas City and return, at rate OF Ss.55. Ito
turn limit June llth to i4th Inclusive.
pJ LEIMBACu Agent
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-06-06
Nntinnnl ENucnrional AnsocIntIon

For the meeting the Santa Fe will sell tickets
to Detroit at Rate of one fare plus 81 90 for
round trip on July 9th, 9th and 9TH, limited for
return to July 18th, except that by depositlng
tickets with joint agent on or before July II,
return limit will be extended to September lat.
c. A, Walker. Agent,
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-06-06
Tha Great Rock Is,and Route ia p,ac

The Great Rock Island Route Is plac
ing interchangeable mileage books on
SC at aleall oupon offices west of Mis-
souri, River. These books are good on
81 different railroads and will be a
great advantage to commercial men
and travellers. The net rate Is 21So
per mile In Kansas, Missouri, Nebrask,
Oklahoma and Indian Territory.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-06-06

A Georgia paper has an account of
"a hot literary dinner, after which
there was wrestling match to decide
who was the best literary man in
town. Mart Tompltins throwed Luke
lAnders five times, and was afterward
declared head writer and literary pres
ident,"
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-06-06
Convention ChriStian EnGeavors.

TT. Scott, Kansas, May 81 to 93rd, For this
occasion the Missouri Pacific will sell tickets
Hutchinson to TT, Scott at rate OF 1878 for the
found trip, Tickets on sale May Goth to asnd
inclusive Final return May 25th. Agent,
p, j. Lclmbach,
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-06-06
Annual Mee1Ing D. p. o. y.

For this meeting the Santa Fe will sell tickets
to Milwaukee at rate OF one fret class fire plus
81. GO for the round trip Tickets on sale July
20, 81, and s2nd. limited for return to July 9th
except by deposillng tickets with joint Agent
return limit will be extended to August 10th
G. A. Walker, Agent.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-06-06
Con ventIon ChrIatlnn Rndeavor.

On account OF the above meeting the Santa
Fe will cell tickets July 4, s, eth ut rate or one
fare plus $500 to Cincinnati aud return, limit
ed to July llth, II Ifdeposted with Joint agent
return limit will be extended to August 3lst
Q, A, Walker, agent.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-06-06

Annual Encampmcnt Department of Kansas
G, A. r., Junction city, Kansas, June 9Th to
6th 1901 Rates for the above occasion via
Great Rvck Island Route will be s3,25 for the
round trip, tickets on sale June 9Th to 9th good
to return until June 10th. Call on or address
agent for particulars.
Phone IS, CA, WALLER Agent,
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-06-06

Via Santa Fe Route 1921 to Pueblo Colorado
Springs and Denver and return, On tale daily
commencing June ist.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-06-06

Hirst's famous photographs Cabinet
size $500 per dozen.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-06-06

Attend the big Saturday night furni.
ture sale at the Hutchinson Furniture
Co.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-06-06
MISSOURI PACIFIC.

No. l9a does not carry passengers east Of
Hutchinson.
Cars run through to st, Louis withoui
change.
Chair Cars to Denver free Of charge. This IL.
the short line to oil points west
P, j, LEIArBAeH, Agent,
H. O. TOWNSEND, Gen. Pas. Agent.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-08

EWlNG-On April g. ,Dl 600 \. Ew.uy, ed
~ year..
Lriutive, aud Grlcnl ars Invited TO attend
the funeral on lHtHAi nift"rlurn. Aprii v,
al o'clock from Nu. j." East Fourth street,
services III Old N.set" trurr.. lnirrmenl at
SiNrrviv vS - III '.cry-
5lllI.ER R.--On hpriI :, roo Annc B wife %
Ihn f. Miller. IN het I'm year.
Erntlyo, and trisnl- az" lnWtud 70 attru
ihe funeral services at hCr Lite rest !anrs' q
10 NDrth Franklin 1'Tot'. on N"l1"- Il"
Afternoon, Aprlt ", nt ~ o'r.prh. IAtrI
IN ut at Nj, Spieln lrH.'irH
REl Is On April :. 1871. May 7, VIE If
S~ainuri +. Bclts, il h'i ,Jth yea.
i.riuHNcs AMI fiiruus are resi- CrttuIIS tu"l
ted Ia attend the iunrtHI services al h"r I"i"
residence. No l!no hing street. en- "tdhr'.
iay aft,ruUra hurll 10 a. .ip'rlu' q, lntrrman'
private nj Wilmington and BnDlyW NJ rcn
et"rt.
kIANI.E--ln THIS city, IN ARA = l., !0Jl,
FrrIrrIck > kisnle.
EoIAttve- ald irien Is arc tnNIh / to et'' ~
the luu"ral frulr his la.u t,tlsn'" No. W
West 4th street ION RI lay mg,niN@' ApnI
| ih. lrjl, >Cemn Rlnlnm Mas 1t st
Pu5ur'- l'r9t "A he iraI Gi O'tlyrE .lEtrt:lrUt
Al tath@ iIhl trm"t"tY.
MlLnA EEY IN this clry on AprtI >, U.L
Nu4-. Aifc II .luN.-s Nu!lhanry
Relatives nTa irIen IL arc rr'rtrtluliN lnF.
tcl tDhtirni the funv' On IhuTIlHr ~ uti
in 4 inui liii at VOC "'k from me i""lIHh'"
Of he, hu4baul. no. ia Chestnut -ur"L
il,;h run , AZ st raul'r tHgrgh lut,rmrnt ut
,nh"tEai cemetery I
H"llN4':. In rhi+ rity, N Arrl 9th. !HNl.
Farui" s., N!E,. pt iiasry ". '"it|r, IN Ii /
AID year.
l,r,i.t4 wa ANA friend Aro invited 70 nht"hi
the 'lupral srry>r-.r' her latr rrsidcne" 80.
SO Ma lTri n""Uu' ~, Tues iaE afternoon,
at! "'c ucn luinrwrUt A Nj Srlrm "'ln'.
tory.
IaI,n,rI an. t!rrtrr County rap.r-
pirar"r"py
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-08
DOTS.

The Belts Machine Company begun
4 the Saturday half holiday lest week.
The works closed at noon. This method
will continue until September /, next.
Chief Justice Lore delivered an ad-
dress ON "Is Life Worth Living?" in
the Third Presbyterian Church, Chester,
last night
Mr. and Mrs. II. s. Goldcy gave an
"at home to the students Of Goldey
College Saturday.
LnStcr services were held at the 1Iar-
vcStrrs' Mission yesterday when each
Sunday School scholar received gift.
Michael Finn announces that he will
he Il candidate for the Republican nomi-
nation for City Council in the Ninth
ward.
Howell $. England has announced
himself as a candidate Tor the Demo
cratic nomination for city solicitor.
| The funeral of George W. Taylor
took place at O'Clock yesterday after
noon from his late home No. 1862 Davis
strert. Services were held At the hous".
ImcrHnl was made at Silyerhrook
cemetery.
| The funeral Of John Curtis took place
nj $50 o'clock yesterday afternoon
from the home Of his son, \. IL. Curtis,
No. Cos South Franklin street Inter
mrnt was made at Silyrrbrook cemetery.
| The itcv. T.. y. CantwrlI preached at
Co"kman NJ +. Church yesterday.
| III" spring term Of tn" United States
| District Court will begin tomorrow.
| There ar" no cnsrS for lrial at this
| term
Attorney James w. Ponder has
bought the dwelling No. 1909 Rodney
street from James A. Taylor and OK.
poets to make il his home,
Extlnsiyr improvements are hring
mndr At the rooms Of the Young Mems
Democratic Club and will he com,
plctrd in n short time. Carpet will h."
put down this week
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-08
- CANDY cATt4ARrc ~
CQ)0cO()lekn
10e. SN9sS,rzwuzvsvvy7qE1 An
Csc. Soc. LAaAsRsxA Druggists.
Genuine stamped c. c. c. Never sold 1, bulk.
Beware Of the dealer who tries to sell
something "iust as good
Notice.

The following resolutions were
adopted at meeting Of the Board
OF Directors of Berks County 1'ele.
phone Company, held April |. 1901.
Whereas, This company has
been unable to obtain a franchise in
the City Of Reading and State OF
Pennsylvania.
Therefore be itresolycj. That it is
in the Judgment Of the Board of Di-
rectors deemed advisable and most
Tor ;he benefit Of this corporation
that ii should be dissolved. -"
Resolved. That a meeting OF the
stockholders of this company be
held al the office o! the company. No
oil Market Street, Wilmington, Del
aware, on Wednesday. the eighth
day ol May next. at two o clock p.
m, to take action upon the fore
going resolution.
CHARLES {. kvRTH. Secretary.
a9-lb.oS-SD
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-08
BLACK SUITS

More styles than ever, almost
every fabric i'll black goods
made for Mems wear, Thibets,
Gays, Serges, fIanncls, Unfin-
i5hed Worstcda, Granite Cloth,
Tricots, DiagonaIs, Baskc is
and others i'll Sack or Cutaway
style. We guarantee every
black suit we sell for color and
wear, no matter how low the
prico-$5, Sc. 30, $50, $3.50,
go, $l2, $l3 50, SIS, SO. so,
Sl9
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-08
Death Of Ffed l. KlenIe.

Fred J. Kienle, aged As years,
died this morning at his home, No.
5l3 West Fourth street. About a
month ago he was taken with grip
and two weeks ago he went out and
caught cold which developed into
pneumonia. His funeral win take
place on Friday morning Solemn
requiem high mass will be celebrated
in st. Peter S Pro-Cathedral and in.
terment will be made at the Cathe-
dral cemetery.
A wife and seven children survive
him.
Fred kicnlc was one of the best
known butchers in Wilmington.
For many years he kept a stall in the
Second street market where he hUilt
up 4 lucrative business Tie was
considered one Of the best jud res Of
Fat cattle in this section of the state.
lie was highly popular with all
cla& SeS and in politics he was a Dem
ocrat, Tn" Second street market
people will take action on his death
and will attend the funeral of the
man who for so many years was such
tlyoritc with them.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-08
BATTLES BIT
HARRIGAN.

Before Deputy Judge Sylvester
ID. Townsend in the Municipa al
Court this morning, Michael Bat
ties was charged with mayhem.
The prosecuting witness being Cor
nelius Harrigan. DR.. John W..
Palmer testified that he attended
II arrigan ard found that there
were two laceratcd wounds on the
index finger of his left hand. Tn.
wounds were slight. The injury
received would disable the man
bat at present it would not be safe
to say that the man was out of
danger. A small wound Of that
sort often caused death,
At this juncture OF the proceed
ings the charge OF may hem was
dropped and one of assault a d
battery substituted.
Cornelius iIarrIgan test d
tina, he was in the Logan House on
Saturday night.
Mr.. Kelley ordered Battles to
leave lie pIacc and after he went
out Battles broke the door and
came in, Thcnlhe came from behind
the bar to eject Battles. They
had tusslc and Battles bit his
finger
TO Mr.. knowles We were both
standnu'w hen Battles bit my finger.
lie did not wait to call an officer
bat Started 10 eject the man. The
reason Battles was cjected was be-
cause he WAS under the Influence
o! liquor.
John ID. Kelley testified that when
Battles came IN be was staggering
and lie ordered him TO leave. He
went 10 the door and did not see an
officer. He then led Battles outside
and he cursed and threatened kel.
ley.
Then he burst open the door and
attempcd to strike the wi nes :. For
the past ight years he has caused
trouble arourd the Logan house. lie
saw llarrigan trying TO eject Ba
ties ard saw the latter with the for
mcr $ linger in his mouth. To Mr..
kno wles- Battles had not been at
his place for four weeks. Any
time he gets full he comes to the Lo-
gan house to end the fun.
Some one else tried to pacl(y Bat
/ ties aud he knocked the man down.
/ Battles testified he was under the
influence of liquor and that while
! he was down on the Holr he crab
bed liarrigan > finger in his mouth.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-08

The services at the First NJ. i.
Church, at Seventh aud Walnut
s.rcels, were we'll attended vester-
dav. Rev. ". J. Shipway, the con-
verted actor, preached at the even.
ing service and there two pcni.ents
at the close oI the services The
chnir rendered some fine Easter
music. The revival services viii
be continued every evening this
week at I. Is p. m.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-08
front Wall Unsafe

The front wall Of LippincoLt 4
Co.'S store at No. 81 Market street,
wilt be torn down. a week ago the
attention OF the Rulding lnS pnctor
was called to the condition Of t he
wall which face, on Market street.
Iron brace rods were Used but since
then the wall has kept "a bNlging
Building Inspector Cassidy when
spoken to about the matter thi,
morning said that the wall viii have
to he taken down before the adioin-
ing hlnldiuw IS connected.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-08
AN EAsTER DANCE.

In honor of Mis-, Townsend of Kim.
bleSVillc, Mrs, Horace G. Vernon and
Anna Vernon gave an Easter dance at
their home, at Mt. Cuba on saturday
night.
There were about-ilty friends pres.
ent and most enjoyable evening was
spent.
The house was decorated with fancy
japanese lanterns and flowers. Music
was furnished by RawuScy and Luck.
man Of Wilmington
A feature Of The evening was the
progressive dance, cachperson present
having number by which he chose
his partner,
The programs were in the shape Of
an Easter egg and were tastcfu!ly dec
GRATED with burnt Impressions.
DancIng was kept up until a late
hour when refreshments were served
and the guests wished their host and
hostess IA merry good night. -
Among those present were: Thomas
Walker and wife, Scott Townsend and
wife, sylvester u. Townsend and
wife, Misses Lucy Eastburn. Anna
aud Elizabeth Vernon, Name Thomp.
son, Florence Duncan, Mary Green,
bertha Sattcrhwaite, A. Ayers, Ma
bic Gem, Mcssr,. Robert Mills, An
drew Eiliasoa, Frank McCau,'and,
George L. Townsend, Jr. Julian G.
Walker, Franklin Bower, Morris Ver-
non. Henry L. Townsend sylvester
ID. Townsend, ,Jr.. Malbro Townsend,
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Bower and
CT theirs
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-08
Farewell Ui Revival Brinedc

After three weeks Of earnc st
work IN this city, the salvation
Army Revival Brig ade viii say fare
well at the nall tonight. Bv re.
quest the stcreoptlcon drama will
be given. The brigade will go to
MooieS 10 conduct services IN the
Baptist Church. Captain Cook and
her corps will continue meetings
each NIGHT.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-08
lie IUIusts

I he seventeen year locusts are
slated Tor this year, according to
the knowing ones, An old gentle
man born in 'Slt SAYS the locusts
have appeared tour times in his
retoll lection IN $50. 1883. 1880,
lS0T lSS', aud Il years from that
last named year will be the time for
lheIr appearance aG ain.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-08
small puN scare

There seems to hc unnecessary
alarm about the small prX in Scaford
and the members oi the State Board
TT Health have arranged t" visit that
town next Thursday to confer with
tile local board, relative to quaran,
tine ARRANGEMENTS.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-08
Chargc oi !.lsineS..

Mir. Lace who occupies the ncr.h-
west corner OF Third and King
streets. has sold to YIN, Sta ford
his fixtures and good wlIl. and the
sale OF frnIt aud vegetables will Dc
continued there throug hout the
season and large amount u busi-
ness III be transacted.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-08
TNENTY.SlX ANNlVERSARY.

The twenty sixth anniversary bail
Of the Knights OF st. lawrenc, will
be given ia German Hall Oh Friday
evening, April II.
The comittce in charge comprises
Jerome J. Hcrley, chairman: William
A. Jennings, secretary, and a. b.
Brinkheide, treasurer. A feature OF
the reception will be the appearance
OF the knights in fulI uniform on the
march.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-08
Ie ! am n iSllt.

James Griffin while at work at the
Harlan and ilolling sworth com.
panr 5 yards this morning Iell from
boat and broke his arm. lie was
aiken to his home, No. 20 West
street and was later removed to the
Delaware hospital in the phoeniA
ambulance.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-08

If you intend buying Satur-
day, come early in the week if
you can, pick out what suits
you, If any alterations are nee
essary, we'll have it done, ready
for y GU to take away on Satur-
day.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-08

The Trustees OF tho Poor, q Commit toe
OF City Council and Secretary Cahill Of
the Board of Health. were at Architsou
Rico's office this morning inspecting the
plans for the new annex that il to be ad.
dol to the Delaware County Hospital al
Fnrnhurat. They were In consultation
for over an hour.
Contractor George 9. Mckeo has roceiv.
cd tho contract for he erection OF five n n
dwellings, at Twonty.stcond and Wash-
ingtuu streets a. II cost Of g., 800.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-08
BLUE SERGES

Always look and wear we'll il
Of reliable material and prop
erly made. Every Serge Suit
we sell is absolutely all wool
seams are tapod to give extra
strongth-$G, -, $3.50, $3.50,
$40, $12.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-08
A N0bby 'can

nr. MahatIy appeared on our
streets yesterday with pair Of
spirited ponies attached TO a hand
some buggy with rubber tires. The
turnout Indicate that there is
nothing like a wide and paying
practice.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-08
BROWN--HuTCHINS.


Invitations to the wedding Of Miss
Alice May Brown and William V.
Hutchins have been issued announc-
ing the event to take place on April
II at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. rs
III Sergeant, No. s35 Monroe Street
Mr.. James Cranston Of Newport,
and Miss Sna Schclssof Philadeldhia,
will DO married this evening in tho
Newport M. Il. Church by Rev. Alloy
sluS Green.
CARD Basket
Miss Estellc Moore Council will act
as one of the bridesmaids at the mar
riage of Miss Ethel A. Underwood and
Randolph Richards at West Chester
in the near future.
The German Library Association
will give It's 10Th annual Subscription
ball and banquet in German l!all to-
morrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Smith Of
Philadelphia, spent yesterday with
Mrs. Smiths parents.
Mr.. and Mrs George Brink OF
Brooklyn, n. Y were the guests Of
the latters parents, Mr. and Mrs,
Frank Herring Of Van Buren, street
yesterday.
Mr. Francis +. Kelly and daughter,
Dr. II. A. Lawton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. c. Bye were seen on the Board-
walk ut Atlantic City, yesterday.
Mr.. john Carey, son of r. p. Carey
occupies his old stand on the beard
walk.
Nathaniel Hutchinson has been APP
pointed Deputy Sheriff oi Kent Coun-
ty, being commissioned by Sheriff
Reedy.
George Carter Of the Evening Jour-
nal was out for drive yesterday III
hts pony cart with the babies and his
dOp
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-08
Thanks. ;;:::' =: !: i: Z:
had
STRIPED SERGES.

A nobby euit for quiet tastes
We have them in both rough
and smooth finish; they are
we'll worth $l2, we sell them
for $40.
STRIPED FLANNELS.
Green seems to be a popular
shade, but we have them in
blacks with white stripes, greys,
and several others-$6.50,
Sc. Is, $3.50, IS SO, $40, sl2.
OXFORD GREYS.
Are very popular, several
styles in the plain and herring.
bone effect -s5,s so, sl0,$12
Fancy W0rsteds
.-~- and Cassimeres.
In checks, stripes and neat
mixtures So, Sc, $3.50, $3.50
$3.50, $40, $l2, $3.50, Sl5,
SIG. so.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-08
PERSONAL
MENTION
PIONEERS WILL RECEIVE

The Benevolent Pioneer Literary
Association will receive its friends
and members at its annual ball in
Eden Hall this evening.
After the dance dinner will be sery.
ed at the Clayton House. The cem-
mttee comprises William Bolen,
chairman: w. II. Kane, secretary;
John j. Blickle, master Of ceremonies;
James J. Corriyan, floor manager
William Monlglc, Charles Sewer, and
William NJ. llauIey, assistants.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-08
ftand I.aGerated

John Gibson, 10 years old, Of Ches.
ter, applied at the Delaware Hos
pltal this morning for treatment. He
had a badly lacerated hand whi ch
required the use oil several stitches.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-08
$S$SS%S% go

10 the hundreds Of friends
WHO, despite a drcary rain storm
turned out on Saturday to come
to our store, we return our
heartfelt thanks. Under the
circumstances, it was the
strongest evidence We could
have OF your appreciation of
our efforts to sell the better
grades Of goods at lower prices
than any other clothjer in town,
To-day you will again find us
admirably prepared 20 serve
and to give you good and artis.
tic clothing at our own modest
prices.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-08
Will WE'D TO- MORROW,

At their new home, No. 1i02 Van
Buren, street, tomorrow night, DR..
Drusilla G. Barlow and Edward &.
Cook will soiemnize their marriage.
Mr.. Cook is the son Of X. B. Cook
pastor of Calvary Baptist Church and
Is a well known attorney.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-08
Home rpr Red Men

The Improved Drdpr o. Rad Men IN
general aro n-ltattug the mnyem n or Il
permanent home or tho lgud ana iniirm
led Men Ut me :, nLo and du ing tho
pas. week several lriles HAYS takci :he
matter up and offered to subscribe SlCJ to
tho movement.
There has been live or six iundsoi dol.
lar, subscribed und tia uInmItier rp-
pointah hy the Great Conucll are mUc1
encouraged by tho work dUno
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-08
THURSDAY. APRIL II. 1901
at | o'clock p. IN. sharp,

f>z>>, 10 horses and colts no. l--Eclpse,
| E3Sbay horse Il years old. good worker
and driver. weight 100 lbs.
No. 2-Dan. bay horge IL years old good
worker or driver safe for lady to drive.
No, 5.-Topsy dun mare + years Oh, good
and tail.
No. a--Joe. gray horse s years old, good
worker.
No. 5-.Nellie. gray marc l2 years old, with
foal by l,rownron, VIII foa by May 5th.
No. G-Trixsy Wilkes sorrel mare coming 10
years old. u we'll known trotting ma re and
to foal by April aOtn. This mare Is worthy
the attention OF any ono looking for goo d
driver
No, 7-Copper crcnm colored horse. years
old, 1917 hands high. he Is al all around horse
| anf good worker Hni driver
No s-Brownson colt, years old stud.
omething very fine.
NO. ~ Bru"nsOn colt year old.
10 head Of goal miloil COWS ,S-
Holstein stock. fresh and close tsy.gJ.. ~
sprinVcrs; Of these COWS aro Y11sNN
th roughbred, home raised ~ Nv
GUERNSEY bull, z years old, ss.Sssss.Es ss.ss.sSsE!1ss.
thorous Inbred H0lstein bull, ~'S'~~r~sS'ts~
coming year old. 2 thoroughbred hefers.
Hol tein stock.
Farming lmplements-2 farm wagons with
hay rigging attached. now steel farm roller
never pee used harr"w5. Buckeye grain
aud fertilizer drill, nno hole Ohio feod cut
ter No. II good rs new. l No. 10 Tornado lee
nj will grind corn and cob or other grains.
Harne's-l double set wagon, new, 3 new
brides, collars. set carriage harness, lot Of
chain traces. log chaius, double and single
troes. Iron wise. forks shove1s. spades. bu1he,
baskets. also 500 bundles Of corn fodder and
many other articles.
TERMs--All sums OF SIS and under cash:
over that amount n onths credit by pur.
chaser giving bal kable note wi h approved SO
curity. WM. STA Fl'ORD
Lobdoll Car Wheel Go.
Z. G. Btldhsn. Auo.
Ellis r. Hicks, Clerk. k8.ts
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-08
DANCE or YOU NG BACHELORS.

The Young Bachelors will hold
Their tenth annual ball and reception
in Turn Hall this evening.
Past events Of the Bachelors have
always proved enjoyable and the affair
tonight promises TO out do former
events,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-08
i,andmaster Wright.

Bandmaster Samuei +, Wright Of tho
Ferris Industrial School has boon appoint
cd chief musician in tho regular army,
and will re ort at fott Mcpherson where
he will orgn nize IL band
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-08
-. viii Be Repaired

The wall OF the building, No. 9
East Fourth street, which cayed ia
during the rain last Tuesday night,
will be rebuilt by the Messrs. Blu
menthal, and the building put in
Fl rst class condition. Had it been
properly spouted prior to the storm
much trouble and expense would
have been avoided.
Mrs. Horace Greeley Vernon gave II
dance on Saturday evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-08
Diph heria ut fOckessin +.

Twn children of William McVaugh Of
II mkcs,in arc lick with diph heria. fh .
oundi ion /. not serious bus .th1y are nos
yet on .iroiy out Uf danger.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-08
RAILROAD MEN TO DANCE.

One of the most enjoyable events
Of the year to railroad men. is the an
nual ball Of the Brotherhood OF Rail.
road Trainmen.
Brandywine Lodge, No. j2s, will
hold their reception on Friday cven'
ing In German Hall, when the rail-
roader will be given chance at Jump
ing cars. \
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-08

Ayrcs W. Edward, OF 1877 French
Street is vUrY sick Iio is brother uf off
Ger James ", Edwards.