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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-10-25
happenings 6ereabouts

mrs. Caldwell. Of Helena. Ark,
Is visiting relatives in Obion County.
Uncle Andrew Lawson spent
few days with the Troians last
week, mentioning the tact that he
was candidate for County Judge.
Judge Swiggart is holding Court
at Dresden this week. The crimi-
nai and circuit dockets are large.
There we're forty-two cases on the
civil docket, says the Scimitar cor
respondent.
A meetingis in progress this week
at Pleasant Valley Church, south
east Of the city, with the pastor,
Rev. Vaughn, in charge. He is as
sisted by Rev. M. J. Holifield, Of
Tiptonville.
Judge John s. Cooper spent a
few minutes with us last week
while holding court here. He says
he is ready to begin his canvass for
reelection to the CHARACTERISTIC Of
this Division, but will not neglect
his appointments or any part OF his
official duties for that purpose.
A lantern show was given at the
A. M. e. Church Monday night
The machine was operated by q
gasoline engine, and during the pro
gress Of the entertainment there
was an explosion, and four or tv'
people sitting near were considera
blyiniured, the flames shooting i've
or six feet high.
Hon. ]. B. Frazier, the gentle
man from East Tennessee, will
his bland and suave manner, wa
seen on our streets last week, look
ing like a man who felt the impor
lance Of a leading politician. w
suppose he mentioned to someood.
he was a candidate. Next tim
he comes to town THE COMMERCIAL
would like to offer him an invita-
ton to call.
The millinery department OF tn
coble 81 clagett Co, under the man
ayement of Mrs. D. |. Verhine, wit
Mrs. o'Bryan. Of New York, an
Miss 70 Lynch, Of st, Louis, Mrs
Ellen Hubbs-Kennedy, and fou
other assistants will have a specis
millinery display next Friday, NJ
vember i. The ladies are invite
to cali and see the largest and mos
complete stock OF exclusive style
In the city.
Il. p. Noah has a card IN the az
nouncement columns. asking In
suffrage Of the voters for the offis
Of Sheriff of Obion County. Nj
Noah has served as Deputy Sheri
for some time. He is watchfnl. a
tentive, conscientious and fearie'
In his duty. and comes before 20
with this record and the claims
loyal Democrat, seeking to ser'
in that capacity, subject to the wi
Or the Democratic party.
Rev. Thos. p Pressly, OF Tro
Tenn. has just closed series
interesting meetings at the Cur
berland Presbyterian Church
cogington, which have been w
attended throughout. mir. Press
i 4 distinguished minister OF q
Associate Reformed Presbyteris
Church, and his visit to coyingt'
and the services had were IN =
interest Of that denomination
cosgngtoa correspondent to NE
phia scimitar.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-10-25
Qmono our Exchanges

bate the question with Mr.. Koose-
velt. Race equality cannot be
made the subject Of academic dis
cussion in the South. Things must
remain just as they are; will re-
main as they are, and no human
effort can change the present order.
Memphis Commercial Appeal.
President Roosevelt's plan of So
lecting men of recognized ability
and integrity to FIJI official posi-.
tions, is calculated to raise the ire
of machine Democrats as well as
Republicans of that feather. The
The party boss is in politics for
the spoils Of office, and fitness is q
secondary consideration with him.
-McMinnvilIe Standard.
Admiral Dewey finds it some
what difficult to restrain the OPP
posing impetuous lawyers, who
evince an occasional desire to fly
at each others throats. The little
set-to with the Spaniards in Ma
Mia Bay did not vex him as much
as the pugnacious attorneys be-
fore the court Of inquiry. How
ever, he seems to hold them well
in leash. jackson Sun.
j Jas. Frazier seems to be the
logical candidate for Governor Of
this State. While Judge Ferris
has a host of friends and we'll
wlshers, and is considered q Chris
tian gentleman, a man without
spot or bIemish, yet when it comes
to stamping the State he is moi
such an orator OF talker as Fra
zier, and this will be one thing
that will 60 against him when be
meets the people upon the stump.
We admire him for his many
kindnesses, bis generosity, his hui
manity to man, and his great
heart whereby he has been . bene-
factor to the poor Of the State,
but with all this, Mr.. Frazier I'M
doubtedIy has him bested in the
race so far. Martin Mail.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-10-25
70 the Soldiers Home.

In 1861 p. H. Garrett enlisted in
Company B, Twerty-eighth Ten
nessee Regiment, Zollicoffer's Bril-
gade, and made a valiant soldier
until the close Of hostilities. Now
being old and infirm, he will spend
his remaining days in the Confed-
crate Soldiers Home at Nashville,
having asked to be sent there
IL. G. Cor. American.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-10-25
IA Meteor.

An aerolite or meteor, appearing
about the diameter of large moon
with a tail some fifteen feet in
length, Of dazzling beauty, shooting
across the heavans in food OF
light, was seen by some OF our citi-
zens one night last week before
midnight. twas also seen at differ
emit points, and at one place it Is said
to have started from the southeast
and proceeded northward, posing
itself under the north star, when the
ends began to turn toward each
other, forming, some say, horse
shoe; others, the shape Of a wish
bone. The phenomenon remained
at it's greatest splendor fully fifteen
minutes. when it gradually faded
to a cloud-like appearance, lasting
an hour. The scene is said to have
been awe-inspiring.
One bushel of OF wheat will buy q
rocker at Greer 81 Co. . big furniture
and undertaking store.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-10-25

Whites Cream VermIfgge II essens
TALLY the child's tonic. II improves
the digestion and assimilation 0t food,
strengthening the nervous syssss--sn and
restoring them to the health, vlgOr
and elasticity Of spirits natural TO
childhood. Price rs cents. Nailllng's
Drug Store.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-10-25

Thieves are again busy IN Jack
son. Thursday night several stores
we're entered and articles of small
value were appropriated. Diamonds
valued at 500, which we're stolen
from the residence of Th0s. Polk
ID the early part Of the week, were
mysteriously returned and placed
upon the front steps, where they
were found Friday morning.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-10-25

Mrs. +. Briddleman, OF Parshalville,
Mich, was troubled with salt rheum
for thirteen years and had tried 2
number or doctors without relief.
After two applications Of Banner
Salve. her hands became better and In
short time she was entirely cured.
beware oil substitutes. Nailllng's
dnrr store.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-10-25

Furniture and collins at lowets
prices at T. b. Greer & Co. big fur
niture and undertaking store.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-13
Judge Frederick Stump Dead.

After an illness Of several months,
Associate Judge Frederick Stump
died at his home, Perry Point, near
Elktvn, Nd, Yesterday. Last win
ter Judge Stump suffered sever
attack of the grip, followed 10y pneu-
munia. lie suffered Il relapse, from
which lie never recovered. Judge
Stump was one Of The best known
Judges in Maryland, having for lhir.
ty four years filled place Oh the
bench Of the Second judicial district.
lie was born near l'errySlIle in 1897.
His grandfather was Il soldier in the
CO.onlal army during the revolution =.
ar war and also the war Of 1872.
Judge stump was a grandson Of the
late Dr. George L. Mitchell, in his
day Cccl. COuntys most distinguished
citizen, serving three terms in the
House oil Representatives.
Judge stump graduated from
Princeton College IN 1859. lie then
came to E.ktun and read law under
ms uncle and was admitted TO the
bar IN 1861. In 1857 he Was elected
Judge OF this Judicial district On the
Democratic ticket. He served his
fifteen year term with honor aud was
twice reelected. lie had eleven
years more OF his present term to
serve.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-13
t ts'A DAILy REPUBLICAN.
lie Rs,ablicaa Printing
and Publishing Go,
flEilEWrD CANY, ENCLpT SUNDAY
s. E, Ger Third AND KING STREETS
Uttered at the Post Office at WILMINGTON
Del as secoEG.ciass mail matter.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER -, 1907.

A WELL known gentleman on be.
ing asked 10 buy two small brick
houses, told the real estate man
that he did not care to buy any
more real estate until he found how
much higher the tax rate was to be
raised. He didn't consider real es.
tate in Wilmington apaying invest
ment, and although he had consld-
cradle invested in small houses he
thought he had made mistake in
putting his money in bricks and
mortar, considering the trouble
and anxiety it gave him. For the
present he was not in the market
and his property was for sale. This
ls only one Of many cases that hap
pen every day. Men who have any
money to invest do not want to put
Il IN real estate, they would rather
invest in bonds aud mortgages or
ether gilt edge securlties on which
they can get their interest every
AK months without any trouble aud
Escape paying large amount OF
taxes, besides the annoyance OF
listening to complaints and griev.
ances OF tenants. who find it easier
10 move than pay rent. This should
rot be the case. as real estate could
and should be made attractive to
investors. Lots 60 a-begging in
his city and where one man makes
money, dozens OF others lose It by
investing in lots.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-13
Hebrew New Year.

Sunset to nigh, WEI mark the bsgin
n.ng OF the Jewish religious New Year
which Will Last until sunday night SJe-
cial services viii be held mornings and
evenings all uvsr the world in all the syn
hgoeue3
1he new year will b. followed by days
ot uenitenco after which IN the tenth day
OF flshu obb2 according to the Jewish
reckoning, the great day of atone lnent
VIII lie observed by the Jewish race I'LL
over be world. The day is "koduah Hak
oloshim'' hottest of hoy, Ibis duy is ob
served by abslniuing from all labor and
from food and drink
At the close OF this day there Is grea:
rejoicing for all faithfully believe that
GOD has forgiven them Their sins.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-13

Mrs Walter Camberson and daugh i.
ter, Mrs. Samuel Edwards Of ATTAIN
TIC CITY, have returned from the Pan
American Exposition, where they
saw the excitement at the attack on
the Presidents life.
Miss Carson is the guest of friend :,
III Newark, \. j., this week.
The Rev. +. A. McCurdy, y. d., pas
tor of Central Presbyterian Church. and
Mrs. M"Nurdy have returned from their
"trip to Illinois.
Miss ANN" Montague Of Ea,ton,
Md, ~ visiting friends and relatives
here.
G""rg" Bland and sister are VISITING
friends in Preston. Md.
Mrs. James Gates and daughter Of
this city. have returned from il visit to
friends in Easton, Md.
Mrs. Lulu Hurley and daughter are
visiting Mrs. uurlcy's sistcr-in,law
here.
Miss Bertha Gruwell is visiting Miss
Emma Cooper, in Dover.
y. W. M"rlin. night clerk at the Della.
ware railroad office, is on weeks va
cation and his place is being filled ty
W. ~ Mackcy. 4
Miss Gertrude Delaware Hollry is yiSN.
ing friends in North East. Md.
Miss Bessie and Anna Wilson and Miss
Mary sutton, Of Rock Hall, Md, are
visiting in the city.
Charles Phillips is visiting his mother
in CanMsn, Md.
Mrs. ]. +. Potts. Of Ridley Park. has
returned from q visit to friends in South,
Wilmington.
The ladies club Of the Delaware Sncn-
Erihnnd, at Wednesday nights meeting,
made til" following donations: $50 to the
Delaware Hospitals $50 to the Homco-
pathlr Hospital, and $50 to the Della
ware Sarng"rhund.
Three car loads Of machinery arrived
III this city Yesterday morning on the Bal
tilnorr n Ohio railroad from Cincinnati
Ohio, consigned to Richard Patzowsky's
new glazed Md works.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-13
MESSAGE TO
PRESIDENT.

At a meeting of the Democrat
League Of Delaware last evening
the following letter was adopted and
ordered seat to the private secretary
Of She President.
wilmington, Del, Sept. T.. 1901.
The Hon. George b. CorteIyou.
Secretary to the President.
''Dear Sir: The Democratic League
Of Delaware desires, through you, to
convey to the President our heartfelt
sympathy in this hour of his great
suffering, and our voices, in common
with the multitude of our citizens,
rise in an humble supplica'on to God
that his life may be yet spared to his
country.
1--WE can conceive OF no more bru-
tai and dlstardly act in the annals OF
this republic than the attempt upon
the life of our Chief Executive last
Friday. Standing midst the happi.
est Of surroundings and encirced by
thousands of his fellow. beings, it
seemed indeed that he had well nigl
reached the zenith OF his brilliant ca
reer. The large organ in the Ten.
pie OF Music, pealing forth in joyous
and SonOrouS accents, lent color. as
it were, to that already beautiful
scene. and to the large concourse of
people there, no thought Of danger
obscured the magnificence Of the
picture Little did Mr.. Mckinley
dream, in his eagerness toextend the
right hand Of fellowship to the strug-
Cling crowds he faced, that an as.
sassln, like the Judas Of old, would
reach for his out S tretched hand only
to deliver that which might prove his
death wound.
Stringent laws should lie enacted,
conforming to our principles OF per-
Sonal liberty, to close at once and for
ever that bloody chapter of American
history which found its inception in
Lincoln, included Garfield, and seems
to have reached its climax in Mckin.
ley. anarchist misera bic wretch
who Ike the wild beast in his native
Jungle, follows the prey for weeks to
satisfy its blood thirsJ--should find
no lodsment in Il free and enlighten-
ed country, whose proud slogan,
live and let live," has made it the
. haven of the Cypress ed from every
land.
"Pcrhaps We, whose principles are
opposite to those OF our President,
find more cause to feel the shock, for
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-13
PULLMAN CLUB CARS FOR THE WASH
INGTON AND SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

The distinctive feature OF the Washing
ton and south western Nsstibuled Limited
Of the Southern Railway, IN service be.
tween New York 6ni New Orleans 1. the
high class of patronage. Tho travellers
around the world invariably state that
they consider this famous train one Of the
most delightful and luxurious they have
seen. A US" feature has been added Ia
tue wav of Club car for the gentlemen
in which they eau assemble AMI enjoy the
delights OF good cigar and a social chat.
The pleasure of the lniies has also been
provided for by placing an observation
car on the train for their especial occu-
pancv I his train Is now composed ex.
clusivoly Of vestibuIed Pullman cars with
the exception OF the dining car serv Ice
which Is under tho exclusive management
Of the outhsrn Railway, the standard Of
which is superior TO any sim!iar service
afforded anywhere in the world
Chas, l., Hopkins, DIS riot Passenger
Agent, southern Hallway, SIS Chestnut
ST.. fh!ladel phia, viii take pleasure IN
furnishing all Information.
a ia, l,n u l. nj. -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-13
k'l!i!-A. AND READING RAILROAD.
Nv lllnllls IUll DNlSlOnD
Vino lAhlt IN efect NAV Ii. 1901

Tim" table in effect May lS. 1901.
6, T ri l ,r ", Mllmna,on, nisrt,,I'
;rauogur ''os$art chadds Ford June.
tion. I'oropson; West chester, r:mrr~.
vli+ M",tnnNilr Tn ,s ,, anl inter;
% a m, daily @iJ aud $50 D. IN. Sum
day only sb6 IA.
For Waynesburg Junction Esnsr" and
intermediate stations. daily except SIM
day at ,35 Il. m. daily 2!5 and $50 p. IN.
Sunday only nj sos a. IN.
For Joanna. Birdsborn. Reading and in
day. at 7.s5 a m. daily 2l5 and $50 y. IN
Sunday only sos IA m
For further information passengers are
referred to the ticket agents at the sta
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION. /
Leave Philadelphia. Chestnut Street
Wharf and South Street Wharf for At
Week days-Express, 500, $50 10. S a. m.
100 SATURDAY. only l.3o,, 100. 800, $40.
go o,a ~ SO n So 7l5;>S3o b m ACCOM-
na ~ E m i IT, !; 500 $50 800 loe
500 a. m, 500 p. m 500 Excursion daily
100 a. m. Additional Sunday, $50 a. m.
Exr rSys A, M"nGay CITY S RspS s ays Il;
from Baltic Extension only 1851. $50.
900, l0l5, ll.0O a. m. $50. 4S0, $50. 7.30.
$40. $50 p. m. Accommodation, s.25. tbs
m. 330 $50 500. GOO. Ga. 100 ~. a@.
go, p. m ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS a. M.
az Pa IN. ~ T
r"''0 LEAVE XIV on p HI .sf'Eis if
For Cape May-Week days-s.30. SIS.
Il: As a. m, $50 40 $50 p. m. Sundays
- For 6 Y 4 ri r ips p days-sx,,s
:. M, s,iS: 42O, so p m. slndays-s.H.
'1 For a s !a ~ ist + n c!1rY-wssk aax.-ss
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-13

the human heart will always beat
with sorrow when misfortune over
takes those with whom we chose to
take ISSUE.
Again asking you to deliver this
message Of sympathy. together with
our prayers, to Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
kinley, for the ultimate recovery of
the sufferer, and to Mrs. Mckinley
our admiration for her fortitude un.
der this terrible ordeal. we are
yours very truly,
"Dcmocratic League Of Delaware,
'Johu |. Behan, Secretary
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-13
CARD BASK L T..

Mrs. Annie Bettzler and daughter
of Minneapolis, Minnesota, is home
on a months visit to the frormer Is
father, Mr.. Paul Mark, l7l2 Pennsyl-
vania Avenue.
Abraham Thomas and Estelle Will
son were married on Wednesday even.
ing at No. l4l2 French Street. Chas.
Brown was best man and Ella HoXter,
bridesmaid.
Frank Burrell has returned from a
visit at Upland, Pa
Ella Cook has returned from ten
days stay at Atlantic City.
Frank Maryil has gone to the Buffa.
10 Exposition where he will spend 10
days.
Wilmer Wyats has returned from
kehoDoth.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-13

AT this writing the President is
not SO we'll, although no alarming
symptoms have made their appear
ance. After partaking OF nourlsh-
ment, unfavorable symptoms made
the patient very restless. He COM
plains of greatiatigue and eXcla!ms
81 am so tired am SO tired
His pulse increased trcm 10 TO IS;
but Notwithstanding his now unia-
vorable symptoms. his ply sicans
regard his recovery as practically
assured. The consulting physl-
cIans did no, believe that the fails
ure to digest the food was due to
the condition OF the wounds III the
stomach, which were believed 10 be
practically healed, aud SO pronoun-
red by DR., Nc Burney and his asso.
siates. Before the paper reaches
our readers, it is believed that the
President S condition will be great
~ improved and nothing more
alarming noted in ms symptoms.
His strong constitution will doubt
ess be ahie to pull him through
The present crisis. He has the
prayers and sympathy of the peo-
pie in his hours OF suffering.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-13
On to Newport.

The extension OF the Maryland Az.
enue trolley line has been completed
and car No. y made a trip over the
line to that town and return, yester.
day. The officials were pleased with
the condition of the track, as tho car
ran as smooth as velvet"
1t is understood cars will commence
running regularly to Newport the
first part of next week, thereby afford.
ing the people excellent facilities for
coming to the metropolis Of Delaware
to do their shopping.
Let the good work 80 on and con.
tinue the line to Stanton and all sub.
urban towns that the inhabitants
may enjoy the benefits offered by the
merchants Ut this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-13
T. '"l TIN, ss. : o'''@

,,aA, trains Illuminated with Pintsch
g. Express trains.
Trains leave Wilmington Delaware Ave-
;S NJ o:k; ":ss ss as w. 81. :ss , "a
5oI :sss iis5 * M. ;: m 49, ssSsn III
(fHS;yI1tII Lim mi 81 ~. 'lo52 p. m.
5sc: 't5o. 720. 500 o. 81, 80 s., ID = n. J ~:
~ O., .gs'' 70 .35s, '5.lS tRoyai l.imltadJ
~ IT. y ~ " % =, q .i952 m. sundsys
~ 80, '5.1s tRosal Limited; 6S, .7.4
~ sst. i. +, T ys s'ys g. 49,
!; .Sss p pm a. :'un ii az * * ~ S@
!"hs; ..I.S a. nj rs, 's,5S, SIS, VIZ. S;s,
n A !ss G!y .s wee: qsy sas ~ Z 81 .
SUNDAYS, 10 and $50 a. M, Sis p. M
~ 'a !,s May week days, $50 and $50 q
Sea Isle city, week days. $50 a. m.,
~ 10. 'ss.a5 ami '3ss y. m. sundays, s.8
:. ( .',more 8 and y y. W,a,hnx,sn ysss asy.
:, ~ 70 q 49,. 40 Royal Limited, $50.
r. r.: '2Ss 30; 49,, $50 (Koyal Limited
slg y m. daily except sunday; sos a. M:
80 p IN, Sunday only.
Newark. week days. AIS, SIS, s1.A
'li0l a. m, "l256. 3lo. "iH7, Gi2. .lOiT
p m. sundays. AIS. "SW oO5 O.. M.
'l2e &c. 40. 656, S+e. 'lO.l6 p. m.
Ilttsb'ire. week days. 500 a. n, 451,
~ u p, m. Sundays. 1904, am s4S7,
30 l6 p m.
Chicago, daily. 1904 a. m, .457 H. m.
Cincinnati and st. Louis, AIS a. ms
" 81 and 'lo.1i p. m: daily.
SifiserlN accommodation. week days
. 81 4 m: 3 10, so, p. IN, Sundays, 9.6 a.
m, G55, ST. = m
l.andenberg accommodation. week DAYS
.u p, m, SUNDAYS, f.55 p. m
for Bal imorc. week days AS p m
l.andtnherg. week DAYS, $40 a m, 24s,
20 y. m. SUNDAYS 9 10 a.. m, 655 D. M
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA for viii.
mington. week DAYS '3.25. $50. .73O sl02s,
! 90 q, m. Az -. "lf, ol5, 3O7. a 20. 42C
$50. 'a4S tRoyal Limited, SIS. q as Il 30.
'? 40 y 81 p M Sundays. +335 e 30. Sn0.
ana 100 Il. M. az 20 '137. IS. aM,
= q 'Roval Limited, 5l', ',.30, 40, $40
70 30 p m.
Dcmarvia Telephora No 1873
Rates I" western points lower than via
+ 4, MILLER, Passenger Agent. viii
m'ngt"n. Del
b MARTIN, Man of Pass. Traffic.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-13
COrSetS.

Any lady that can find her
size in the following makes Of
standard Corsets, can buy two
pairs tor the price of one.
III. and H." Corsets in sizes
"a, rs, 26, 81 and 70. A soc.
corset for 25c.
"Operetta Corset sizes
IS, 26, 27, %, 90. A SOC.
corset for l9c.
Seldom" in sizes, ~ to
90. A SOC black corset for
25c.
"Armorside' in sizes 25
to 80. A $l.00 corset for
soc.
"Kabo no." sizes, ls, "a,
Is, 26, 81, % and 20. A
$l.00 corset for soc.
Up. N. 440" in sizes %,
%, %, 20 and 30. A 75c.
corset $50.
THOMPSON" glove fitting
sizes l8 to 81. A $l0U
corset for SOC.
warner 1888" sizes 80,
81, 80, "a, IS So. A Sl.25
corset for &c.
warner 6 60 sizes 10
to 20. A $1.25 corset for
&c.
"Royal Worcester" 440
476, AGO and BOG, in white,
drab and black sizes Is to
80. $l.O0 corset for SOC.
Red or Green Trading
Stamps with every purchase.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-13

TRAINS LEAVE BROAD STREET s
TION PHILADELPHIA

TRAINS LEAVE BROAD STREET STA.
TON, PHILADELPHIA.
$40 a. m, daily, Pittsburg. Chicago, Gin
cinnai. Louisville and st. Louis. DIN
ing Carr.
1925 a. m. daily, for Plttshurg and chi.
cage, mo coaches to Pittsblrg) Linz
tied to two Buffet Parlor Cars.
Chicago. Cleveland. Toledo Cincinnati.
Louisville and St. Louis. Dining Carr
y q p m, daily, Pittshnrg and Cleveland.
30 D, m. daily, Pittshurg. Chicago. Nash
Vile via Cincinnatn. indianapolis, and
St Louis. Dining Carr
SIS p. m. Pittsburg Columbus, In.
,iHnapolis. Louisville and st. Louis
6t0 y. m daily. Pittsburg and Chicago;
Tor Toledo. except Sunday.
1loa p; m. daily, Pittsburg, cling innati,
Il 20 p. nj. daily. Pittshurg. and Chicago.
daily for Knoxville. via Shenandoah h
Valley Route; for Cleveland except Sat.
urday
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-13

SALOON property in Phi!adelp phi a
don't bring as much as it does IN
this city. The saloon of the late
Squire McMullen, situated at Ninth
and cambridge streets. 4-sturv
building, containing nine rooms
Red two baths. sold for $3.50. 1t
1as frontage Of Is feet on Ninth
street and depth OF 80 feet on
Schell street. The first floor con-
tains saloon, office, dining room.
kitchen and frame shed. The bar
fixtures alone cost ever 81. 500 The
license went with the properly.
Such saloon would sell here for
SIS. nearly double what it
brought. 1t is harder to get L.
cense for a saloon in Wilmington
than it is 10 philadc( phla, whlch
may account tor the small price.