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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-02-07
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Miss Maize Beaver is visiting W. +.
Dagle's at Bcavcrtown.
Edman T. Cawlcy, of Kantz, was
among our visitors saturday.
Miss Mabel Grimm, of Sunhury, spent
saturday and Sunday ut home.
Geo. w Walter and :. :. Walter
made business call Saturday after
noon.
Rev. ID. f.. McI.ain is conducting
services every night in the Lutheran
church.
Misses Mary and Bessie Dauhcrnan
of New Berlin, are the guests of |. II.
BowersoX's family.
Frank b. Rinc, of lcwisburg, will
have a seed potato sale AT Sclnsgrovc
See Sale Register
David Bickhart and Mr.. Shailcr, of
Pallas, called at this office last week to
order sale bills for the former.
III. J. Hciscr and son, Arthur, of
Shaded, were among our callers Satur-
lay. Harry j. still II full pledged Dem
ocrat.
Mrs. III. +. Aurand and Mrs. Levi
Aurand of Krcamcr brought the form
er's daughter, Bertha, To town Mon
day.
l.. &. BowersoN, of Shamokin, and
Ellen Werlich, of l.c Mari, Iowa, cal
led by letter, Monday afternoon with
remittances. Thanks.
Phares Troup, of Pallas, and a. w.
Row, of Salem, and w. c. llilbish, of
Freeburg, each dropped n dollar in the
slot for the PcsT Saturday.
Hon, Samuel II, Orwig, of Lewis
burg, esssof the candidates for Prcsi-
dent Judge in Union county, was at
the county seat Saturday.
+. A. Portzline, of Mciscrville, was
in town Monday to orCer sale bills fol
his personal property. He proposes tc
move to Otia, Newaygo County, Mich
We wish him and his family abund.
ant prosperity in their new home.
Aaron Hummcl, of Franklin town.
ship, came last week and again enroll
ed his name as n subscriber to the POST
Mr.. llummel found that life was rather
lonesome without the POSr To give him
the news every week.
G. NJ. Showers and DR.. j. +. Kama,
well, of Pennscrcck, VIM. +. Daglc and
+. f.. Spccht, of BeaVcrtown, DR.. &. G,
Smithean VIM. f.. StahIncckcr, of
Adamsburg, John :. Mcisrr, Of Glob,
Mills, and n. y. Hummcl, of Krcamcr,
were in town Saturday night attend
ing Masonic Lodge.
Emanuel Yergcr of Shamokin Dam,
who has been in the employ Of Glenn
cnt's ferry for many years, was at the
county seat Monday. He is on II ten
days vacation visiting his relatives
throughout the county. lie renewed
the Posi- while here and showed hi.
appreciation for a good paper.
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/ year book for 1901 of w. Atlee
q Co., Seed Growers, Philadel-
Is son our desk. 1t is entitled the
er-Century edition in token of
years ofunprecedented success
growth and sale OF all kinds of
ole and flower seeds. The book
ns ZO pages, each of which Is
ally packed with detailed in
ION concerning their business
'veness, the quality of their
olor and plate engraving ofsuch
order that one imagines he can
sSte the luscious vegetables re-
~ In the illustrations and 80
,.aer valuable information that
= not even in a general way
give the largest divisions. The
~ % seen to be appreciated.
" for tie asking.
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Announcements.

Revival meetings at Daniels church
are still continuing. \ special sermon
on eject Washing" will he delivered
in the Daniels church ON Sunday
morning, Feb. 10, at 10 o'clock 10y the
pastor. \ hearty invitation.
j. l.. BOYER, Pastor.
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kH LUCID LOCAL LAC0NICS H i
ET1yESs33s 3sSSsEszaIslTys3

IA birthday party was given mt Pro-
bnotary Shindel's Monday evening.
rhe next term of court convcncs
b. 25.
rhe members of the Lutheran church
,brated the Lords supper Sunday
>rning.
Born to VIM. Snyder and wife of
hveland, o., formerly of this place, n
nghter.
The ground dog saw his shadow, and
III means, according to the adage,
more weeks of cold weather.
Monday mornings mail brought re-
tances from Henry Kerstetter, Ok
oma, and VIM. II. Wise, Dundorc.
ASTEp.-Three grown girls to work
fitting room. Apply at once at of
p MAIN SHOE Co., LIMITED.
For SALE,-26 acres of good farming
pd. For particulars inquire of Mrs.
f. Arnold, 105 Kensington Street,
Cleveland, o.
ANTED.-Girlf for general house work,
bd wages, three in family.
Mrs. BRAYToN,
AT. Lewistown, Pa.
Last Saturday was Snyder County
The Republican Standing Com
tee refused to take orders from the
on County bosses.
party of young folks including'the
ployees of the shoe factory took
ride to Adamsburg Friday night
banQuetcd at Stahlnecker's hotel.
he auditors report of receipts and
Penditures for Snyder County for the
lr 1900 appears on the inside pages
he Posi-. Do not fail to examine it.
HOES For SALE-At the shoe fac
J, wholesale and retail Mt sacrifice.
BY consist of Infants Shoes slightly
naged, and Misses and children's
Kay Shoes, odd lots at manufacture
prices. If.
His Brothers Keeper" by Rev.
fldOn begins next week. Do not
IS the opening chapters. You en-
Pd the other writings of Rev. Shell
why not tell your neighbors abou.
coming story and let them enjoy
20.
70 to A. +. Soles for Il smooth easy
ve or up-to-date hair cut and head
nsed with refreshing shampoo or
1ruff removed with his tonic. A
h towel to each patron. Parlor in
building, one door east of Post
P. Satisfaction guaranteed. If.
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\ SUNRISE N STORE.

An Idea Which Is Certain to Set EvcrNbod,
Talking.
The most unique idea in journalism
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the great "philadelphia Sunday Press
for February 10. The plan is SO inter
csting and the result SO rcmarkabl,
that this edition will doubtless he the
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actly what the plan is has not yet been
announced, but that it will he novel
ty is certain and there will be Il great
demand for it. So i'm order that YOU
may he sure to get it you should order
to-morrow's SUNDAY Press" of your
newsdealcr to-day.
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Teachers district institute comnri.-
ing the districts Of Franklin, Centre,
and Middlcburg borough will he held
in the borough of MiddIcburg Friday
evening, Feb. ., and Saturday, Feb. IN.
1901.
FRIDAY EVENING.
Address of welcome \. X. Gilbert.
"'pohH'' VIM. +. Howell.
Recitation, Louisa \ N,ltnr
Address, Prof. f. & Hn,y,r.nv
h''lla'l"iI' Lottic Grouse.
Would ii be- Il benefit othc community
to increase the teachers wages" f..
+. Shambach
Recitation, EVA Hnthrn.l;
Should Geology he taught in the Pub
lie schools Jerome ErdIcy.
SATURDAY.
Religion in the school Room, KATHRYN
Miller
Literature in the Public schools, l.. G.
Bachnan.
Nature Studies, Charles lIcimhach.
How to teach Phonrtics, Ed. Charles.
Drawing in the Public schools, VIM.
II. Zimmerman.
The necessity of teaching General His
tory, A. II. Gilbert.
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FklED'-Jan. 30, at Selinsgrove,
feV' Alexander Mclaughlin, of
En- Ind, assisted by Rev. John
Rcht' Rev. Chas. p. Mclaughlin,
icago' and Miss Annie Phillips,
insgrove.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-02-07

The borough Democrats, nominated
the following ticket: Judge of election,
Harry f. Specht; Inspector, Joseph
Clelan; Justice Of the Peace, A. Francis
Gilbert; School Director, w. I. Gar
man; Town Councils years, Aaron J.
Crosgrove; 2 years, Amos c. Rauch; /
year, David Stahlnecker; Overseer Of
the Poor, N. P. Hare; Assessor, w. C..
Snyder; Auditor, Boyd H. Stetler;
High Constable, F. M. Specht
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Select Your Date.

Fsons who propose to make sale
coming spring should select their
as early as possible and have it in
n IN the PosT's sale register. The
e Will be inserted free i'm our sale
ger If the bills are printed at this
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-02-07

'eter Garman, Mt. Pleasant
+ is Offering a new line of ladies
land millinery goods. Mems
70 cents and Queensware at 8
a piece. 11-22-3m
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Jello. the New Desert

Jello. the New Desert.
pleases all the family. Four Flavors
Lemon, orange, raspberry and straw
berry At your grocer's. 10 cents.
Try it to-day. ".
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-19
CARD BASKET.

Mrs. James Mahalrey is on the sick
list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Northnagle: Mr.. and
Mrs. John Gee: Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
Weston; and William Berem, Jr. at.
tended the wedding of Miss Cora II.
Walker and Henry Lcmkc of Chester,
last night.
Roscoe Bayls has been appointed
chief clerk to Superintendent BAN
nard. His place has not yet been fill
ed. Mr.. Baylis has grown up in tho
office having entered the employ Of
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
when a lad and has worked his way
up to his present position.
John II. Wiley, superintendent OF
Sussex County Schools, is the guest Of
his he phew, Harvey J. Wiley.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-19
PERSONAL
MENTION
SURPRISE PARTY.

William G. Wlntrup son of PATROL
man Wintrup was rendered u surprise
party last evening in honor OF his
fourteenth birthday. His parents ;
residence at No 1OlS Lombard street
was the scene of q pleasant social time
for three hours during which time vo'
cal and Instrumental music was rem
dered and games playel. Refresh.
ments were served. He was present.
ed with numerous tokens Of the es.
teen In which he is held.
Among those present were: Bell
Wintrup. Eliza Williams, Ella Gull.
len, Annie Burns, Bessie Toppin,
Ethel Paris. Blanche Krauss, Helen
Blackburn, Elsie Kcrsey, Mabel VII.
son, Beulah Warren, Augusta Wini-
fred, Mabel Brown May Taylor, Robt.
Burns, William G. Wintrup, Elmer
Brown, Clarence Pyle, Earl Webb,
Oscar Unfried, Clarence Lipscond.
Clyde Homer, Leroy Cole, Andrew
Urlch, Carl Paynte., Willie Turner,
Ed Johnston, Alvin Whitesell, Wal
ter Scott, May Mcintyre. Edith
Bockburn, Mrs. Mcintyre, Mrs. G.
Blackburn, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. H.
PYLE.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-19
FIGHT FOR
WATER WORKS.

ave want our rights and no favors
We want the people to say whether
the city Of New Castle is to continue
with an efficient supply of water or
own its own water works y were the
words of one OF the delegates to
Dover Yesterday when the Legisla-
ture committees gave hearing to
the delegation. John Il. Lambson,
William Deakyne, Jefferson Downhan
James B. Brady, Colonel Rogers,
John Thompson, Edwin Deakyne,
John J. Sheridan. James T. Challen-
ger, Orvid A. Porter, John Il. Shear.
or were the men who went down IN
favor Of the bill to allow the people
of New Castle to vote.
James G. Shaw, Alexander b.
Cooper, William Etchells, William
Terry, William j. Hunter and John
M. Vallette were in the opposing
party.
Mr.. Dcakyne backed up his argu-
ment with figures. Like Mr. Lamb
sou aud others he showed how tho
pipes are now corroded. The Com.
pany has realized $4,000 from the
city through the Trust OF the
Commons. Now then appealingly
the company wants $50 a plug for 40
whereas by the original agreement
they were to give 20 plugs free for
ever to the city.
In New Castle last night there was
general condemnation OF the City
Council.
They are willing to sign d five
wears contract. Councilman Martin
and Schuhardt were in Dover yestcr-
day The latter was the one who is
sued the call for town meeting.
Now they are opposed to the new
works. City, Council will NOT pAYe
the handling of the money under The
new bill. Three of them go out this
spring and two of them are candidates
for reelection. No more contracts
will be permitted by the people Of
New Castle
At the meeting of the Trustees of
the Commons tonight City Council
man Reynolds will oppose the five
year contract, He is in favor of one
year but no longer. lie says il is
wrong to bind the coming councils.
Therefore he will oppose the five
year contract.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-19
CUNNINGHAM. !.
SENTENCED.

John A. Cunningham who was
arrested for taking and using fe'
male child under age of consent and
who was before the Court Of General
Sessions was brought before the
Court this morning to receive his
sentence. Peter L. Cooper, Jr., and
John z. Nields who repres ented the
prisoner asked for leniency in his be.
half.
Chief Justice Lore replied: "We
are disposed to be lenient in this case
because Of the young wife that Is de.
pendent upon the prisoner, John II.
Cunningham, for support. We there.
fore sentence you to pay the sum of
$1,000 and be imprisoned for term
of three years"
The case will be taken to the Su.
preme Court Of the United States.
rRlTCHARD WILL CASE.
In the Superior Court this morn
ing the Prltchard will case was the
first case taken up. Thomas Dale
was the first witness called and testi-
fed to the soundness Of Mrs. Prit-
chard'S mind.
Thomas Morrison was called and in
answer to the question i! he knew
Samuel Stewart answered that he
did.
Mr.. Constable asked of the witness
"What did Henry Henderson say to
you about the will which your moth.
er made" and Mr.. Whiteman object
cd.
The man was not brought into
court because by agreement of coun
sci and therefore no conversations
which took place between him and
the witness could not be entered as
testimony. This was the contention
of Mr.. Whiteman in Directing to the
mans answering the question. Mn.
Constable thought that the question
was admissible as 1t was brought to
contradict the evidence that the wit
ness who is kept away would give.
Counsel ON both sides cited cases
and Anthony Higgins for the plain.
tiff argued for some time. In answer
to Il question of Judge Boyce, Mr..
Higgins was about to answer when
Mr.. Constable arose and grabbing
Higgins by the arm exclaimed 'Let
me speak"
LET ME answer" replied Mr..
Higgins, planting his fist against
Mr.. Constable's shoulder in true
pugilistic style. Both were evi.
IDENTIFY OF the same mind. for Mr.
Constable Immediately sat down.
Mr.. Constable arose and said "The
counsel on the other side could have
produced certified copy and the
proof OF the will and been done with
it. Now l do not see why they keep
asking me to impeach the will.
Mr.. Whiteman replied, in &C.
cordauce with part OF our agree.
ment.'
In the case of James w. Pc tiers, VS.
Commercial Fire Insurance Company
judgment for the amount Of $3.50 was
granted the plaintiff,
II. Bayard lIcisel was appointed
commissioner to take testimony in
the divorce suit of Preston w. Vim
cent VS.. Anna l.. Vincent. The in.
tercsted lawyers agreed to strike out
that part of the suit that relates to
the custody Of the child. They have
also agreed on the alimony and ex-
penScs.
The courts took recess until
2. 80 this afternoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-19
i)EA InS,

BALDWIN-On Feb. Is. Harvey r. Baldwin,
in his 4lst year
Funeral from his late residence. Rel Mills
Del. on Thursday, Fob. Il ut IL u. m. Servi-
ces White Clay Cree X church II. 10 a, nj. Iu-
terment in adjoining cemetery, without
fur her notice. Carriages will meet train at
Ruthby, Del. West Chester papers please
copy. "..-f ~
WHITE. On Feb.l7. 1911 Henry White, in
his s5th year.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
tho funeral from his late residence. silver
brock, on Wednesday, Goth. i;:st. ut ! o'clock
y IN. interment ut Wilmington and Brandy
wine Cemetery. I
McNEY.-ln this city OH Feb IL. 1901, James
McVey aged 4! years.
Relatives friends and Santa Maria Coun ell
No. 1876. Knights of Columbus, Wilmington
Lodge No. l, a. q. u, W.. Division No. A.
q. H., Society Of Immaculate Conception are
invited 10 intend the funeral from his late
residence 1856 Lowering Ave Tuesday morn.
ing Feb 10. at o'clock. High mass ut st.
Annes Church. lntsrment vt Cathedral
Cemetery.
DAVIS On the l4lh inst Jason Davis in his
I'D year.
Relatives aud friends n-e invited to meet
at his late residence No, 1909 ". Tenth street
on second day next. at o'clock. Interment
private.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-19

Harvey Baldwin VINO purchased The
Rcd Mills in White Clay Creek hundred
over year ngo, WAS taken sick last FRI
day md died on Monday. from pnsumo-
MIA. The water wheel having trSzen fast
hs cut away the leo in order 10 put it in
motion, In doing this work be became
badly chilled, and the result was "a severe
attack OF pneumonia, which ended in
death in short time
He formerly carried on milling at Mill
town and was also collector uf taxes in
Mill Creek hundred He leavni u wi's
aud five small cuild'sl to dsp!oro his sud-
den GeCcasc. 80
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-19

ton Of alma, the twelve settled the
dispute BY directing the appoint.
meut OF seven deacons. The apps.
Ties organized churches. but were
never pastors OF churches. They
instituted Offices in the cnurch, but
never held any. They settled dis.
putes. but only as the church would
do to-day. There were no churches
The apostles were the church and
in them was included all the offices
and gifts of the early church.
Continued to morrow.)
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-19
BIRTADAY PARTY. J

A very pleas ant surprise party was
rendered Mrs. Theodore Hopkins at
her home, 1892 Lincoln Street, by her
many friends who called to wish her
long and happy life.
The evening was spent in playing
games and music.
Among those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore Hopkins, Ella NJ.
Hopkins, Earle Theodore Hopkins
Mr.. and Mrs, Ernest lIinderer, Miss.
Ethel Hihderer. Mr.. and Mrs. vii.
liam Jones, Miss Amelia G. Jones, Mr.
and Mrs. Swithin Jones, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Wright, Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Smith, Mrs, George White, pu.
sey Smith, Charley Hinderer, Edward
Russell, William II, Lyman, Misses
Lottie White and Pcrla White.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-19

Carbondale. Pa, Feb. lS.-On Sunday.
February 10, Miss Louisa Honey. n 60 "oas
Old spinstsr. died az the Honey family
Homestead, In Clinton township. Her rs-
lnuin. still lie In the house. awaiting tho
b,vakinr Of snow blockade for burial.
Ten days ago u blizzard swept over this
section, and Clinton to"t ship was buried
under the snow. The roads were covered
In some places to depth Of ten fest.
The iniuntss Of the house got word Of
Miss Eon, 20 death to the outer world.
but the undsrtnker has as yet been unable
with tho help OF a large gang OF shoyelerA.
to get 10 the house.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-19
AGREEABLY SURPRISED.

The Ladies' Auxileries Of the Star
of bethlehem A. U. Church, of New
port Del, the Stewards and Do Some.
thing circle, gave their pastor 4 sur.
prise last evening by presenting him
with useful articles, also purse con-
tanning quite neat sum of money.
Among the various gifts was barrel
of flour. Mrs. Il. B. Richardson with
well chosen language presented tho
same. Mr. B. Lewis also made an
able address commencing the ladies',
and setting forth the pleasant rea-
tionship that exists between the pas.
tor and his people. Refreshments
were served for which the pastor, Rev.
+. c. Bostick wishes to express his
sincere thanks and appreciation.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-19
BABY WANTS

f y I4a mo. 4. ga. =
nothing but steady contin-
uous care with regular food
and sleep; he wants no variety
nothing but rest and food,
good air, soft water, and gentle
friction.
His dainty pink skin re.
spends with the glowof health.
When the least bit off, as
babies are occasionally, use
SCOTS emulsion of cod.liver oil.
Well send you littlcto try, II you ike
SCOTT & BOVINE, 400 Pearl street. New York.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-19
RUSH OF BILLS.

In the Senate foday letters were
received IRON the War Department
in reference 10 Market street bridge
which the Levy Court must erect.
The bill providing Tor permanent
registration WAS killed by The vote
Of 7 10 s.
Mr.. Knox will introduce bill to
revise State Insurance.
Mr.. Groves gave notice of an act
empowering the Governor to APP
point coal oil inspector for New
Castle County.
MIR. McFarlin introduced bill
referring to the collection of taxes
in New Castle hundred.
The act establishing free librar-
les was passed.
Mr.. Diyette CAV. notice of an
act to compel all veterinary surgeons
to register and pay Il license OF SO
annually,
Mr., Pepper will Introduce bill,
concerning libel, 1t viii provide
that any one furnishing uuture and
libcllous articles to newspapers and
succeeding in getting samc pub
lIshcd shall be guilty OF 4 INSIDE.
meanor and be punished by line and
Imprisonment. He shall also be lia-
bic for exemplary civil damages.
Mr.. Scotch fathers bill that will
tax life Insurance companies doing
business in the State.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-19

The funeral of James McVev took
place this morning from his late
residence. No 1910 Lowering ave
nue, While the remains Law IN
state this morning huuureds If peunle
called 10 get Il las Look at thoir frien and
neigbbur. The floral lriOuius We're num-
eInus and hund-ome.
Il Delegates from the lodges to which he
belonged attended tho funeral.
Ecquem NJ is5 was r.lohritnI in St
A"ne's Church and inter ment wai madO
in the Cathedral CcmetUry.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-19

Tho Peoples Railway company will Ia
unable to complete its line In the citv
with in tho time granted by the Street
md Sewer department. At tue meeting OF
the commits ion his morning permission
WIS given tho company to continue the
work duriugn three months extension.
One of he birdrnnCes to the company Ia
tho Biz o: bridge at 9th street which
has NOT been started
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-19

Hundreds Of lives saved rvcry year by
having DR.. Thomas EcI'r Ii.' on III tht
huu Just whrn it i nvcHei. Cores Group
hGAIs burns. cuts, wound, OF eyNii sow.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-19

Thomas 5. Smith, crier of he Superior
Court |. con fined to his ho'nr with an ct.
tack OF the grip. His condition is srrioui
a+ he l. an Old man having fought IN tba
War Of the Rebellion. es;..ss
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-19

N. B. Culbert Blacksmith. Fourth and
Walnut, offers bargain sales In houses. 80
does A l.. johnson Eighth and SIMPLIFY.
For lively selling list ses W. scott
Vernon, HeAl Estate and Mortgage Brok.
o..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-19

Young Gentlemen, LOOK at the beautiful
front Broad way Il Hammond put On their
City steam Laundry At $40 Nprket street
ANA let lhem put an elegant shirt front
aud collar GU you.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-19
Finest ladies shine at 1905 Market street,

For q irse talk on plans and COST Of the
new house you want 10 build for your
HON, soc Ar. Henry b Sesds, architect
and builder, 1910 W Tent street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-19
EVENING SOCIAL.

Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. James Kane
spent a very pleasant evening at their
home, No. 3l4 South Van Bure Il
Street on Monday evening, by play
ing various games, after which Il ey
were invited to the dining room he c
refreshments were served.
Among thos c present we're Mr.. and
Mrs. James Kane, Mr.. and Mrs. Viii.
lard Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. Dougherty
Mr.. andMrs. Chas Ryan, Misses De-
ma Ryan, Buelah Splcer, Ella Grady.
Cecilia Ticrney, Pauline Ward, Clara
Grady, Susie Massey, Agnes Tierney,
Name Dolan, Kate Grady, Susie Don-
ahue, Kate Donohue, Ekeworth Long.
land, Frank Fisher, Ralph Reese,
Carl Fisher; Harry, Longland, John
Tierncy, James Woods, Frank su'li-
van, Elwood Fisher, Jack Ryan, VIM.
II. Kane, Peter Tierney, James Clark.
ChaS. Philips.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-19

Round Philadelphia trip p. w, & b. X.
T.. Tickets, return any time. ninety eight
(9s)csnts. ". J. hearns. 7l3 Market
arrest.