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The Washington bee., 1902-07-19
TRICKED THE JUDGE
How Police Court Lawyer WoI
Magistrates Sympathy.
Made His Honor, Who Is a War Vet.
eran, Believe That the Tramp
Before Him Was a Grand
Army COmrade.

Anyone who wants to get intC
trouble with City Magistrate Joseph
Pool, says the New York sun. can dc
it by insulting the Grand Army o
the Republic or any OF its memben
in his presence. The converse of thu
proposition is also true; if you want
Magistrate Pool on your side, stand
up for the grand army every time
At least, this Is what is said by peO
pie who have observed the course Ol
events in the police courts,
City Magistrate Pool is a grand
army man himself. While he was
trying to build up a law practice at
Cleveland the civil war began. lie
enlisted in the SiXty-seyenth Ohio in
fantry, served for a time as second
lieutenant and was thea appointed
an assistant qsartermaster. At the
end of the fighting he was mustered
out with the rank OF brevet lieuten.
ant colonel. explains his inter
est in the n, 10 fought in that
war. And on one occasion at least
the magistrate has been tTicked- il
the stories the lawyers tell are true
into what he supposed was an act -
sympathy and charity toward an old
cOmrade in arms.
1t was a dull day in the police
court. Among the prisoners was an
unfortunate whom the police would
class as IAN ordinary bum" He had
been arrested for intOxication. One
of the lawyers got hold of the pris-
Oner and properly instructed him and
also tipped off the policeman who ar.
rested him.
Then they prt a badge made out Of
a cent and a piece of chewing gum on
the mans lapel. The cent made a
good enough Il. \. r. emblem to de-
Geiye anybody who was nearsighted-
The Washington bee., 1902-07-19
PEPPER WAS A CAT.
Bullets and breath wasted by EN-
cited SuburbanitcS In Hunt for
Supposed Man.

There was excitement in the aristo-
cratic Franklin Hin section of Bloom
field, y. J., Saturday night, caused by a
report that Tom the Peeper" was en-
gagged in his nefarious work. \ hurry
call was sent TO the police station. and
Chief Collins dispatched Policeman
Gilbert c. Smith 10 the scene on a
bicycle.
One resident said he had shot twice
at the intruder. While Smith was try
ing to locate the pepper a servant in
The Washington bee., 1902-07-19
CAPITAL SAVINGS BANK,

6o9 ST., y. W., Washington, d. c
Capital $50, 700
Hon. John r. Lynch, President.
J. A. johnson, VIce-Presldent
r. H. Terrell, Secretary
l.. c. Bailey, Treasurer
d. B. McCary, Cashier
Directors:
John R. Lynch. DR.. W. S. Lotion,
Warfeld, Mckinley, L. c. Bailey,
Robert Fl. Terrell, W. s. Montgomery,
Wyatt Archer. Iohn A. Pierre. Henry
E. Baker, J. T. Bradford, J. A. John
son, DIR. A. w. Tancil. Howard H.
William.
Deposits received from 10 cents up
ward. Interest allowed on S 90 and
above Collections meet with prompt
attention. A general exchange and
banking business done.
The Washington bee., 1902-07-19
MET AN ANACONDA.
'RIdicufous Experience of "A New York
Lawyer In Passing Through the
Amazon valley.

A New York lawyer, who has trav-
eled a great deal. had an encounter
with an anaconda, which he describes
as follows:
- was riding ahead Of my party
along a narrow road in the Amazon
valley. Ny mount was a large white
mule, whose only ambition in life
seemed 10 be to bite and Kill everyone
he encountered. l do not know but
what he was more dangerous quadru-
ped than any Of the wild animals in
the MatteO crosse. On either side Of
the road rose the forest. The branches
Of the trees met here and there over
The Washington bee., 1902-07-19
srmnnthN Ret,,een Trtna-

Twin brothers living in Anderson
county, Kentucky are said by the Har-
rodsburg Democrat 10 have married
sisters, and 10 each have been born
three children Of the same sex, with
the same birthdays. One felt shock
in his foot and said the other, who was
ten miles away, had been hurt. In the
evening the absent brother turned up
with three mashed toes Tha tEtns
weigh the same 70 An ounsA
The Washington bee., 1902-07-19
sitting Hen Protects Purse.

Mrs. William Riggs. of Marion, Ind.
caused the arrest of Frank GariguE
on the charge Of stealing pocketbook
containing $40, which she alleged was
hidden under a tub at her home. While
Garigus was awaiting trial Mrs. Riggs
remembered having transferred the
pocketbook from the tub and of plac-
ing il under a sitting hen in the barn.
An officer was dispatched to the Riggs
home and found the pOcketbook IN
der the faithful hen, who made q
game fight to prevent the officer from
taking ii.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-04
Z !. - = - II -
8f{pNfNh-H \ 9.
TO. 'NEARY.

From all indications there is a lack
ol harmony among some Of the prom.-
I nent Democrats of Wilmington,
which has been especially noticeable
since the last Presidential election.
The cause OF this lack of harmony
is said to have grown out of tire fact
that many OF the politicians are op-
posed to the way things have been
run by Patrick Neary
The trouble first started before tho
election in the fall of 1900. Neary
was then told by number of poll
ticians, most Of whom belonged to the
Democratic League that II he put all
gold Democrats on the ticket, they
would not support it. Ncary is allcg.
cd to have said 'rThe--wth them
and practically no one but gold Demo
Gratis were put on the ticket. The
consequence was the politicians kept
their word. The ticket was not sup.
ported and the Democrats suffered
def feat.
That many of the Democrats and
especially members of the Democratic
League arc bitter against Neary and
his gang, is evident from a meeting
recently held at the League.
AT this meeting addresses were
made by William S. Meredith. presi-
dent Of the League, and William S.
Cloud, both of whom in strong lau-
guage Denounced the way the Demo.
cratic Campaign had been run by Mr..
Ncary and his gang, The speakers
said there must be Il change for the
benefit Of the party. They said il
Ncary and some others continued at
the head of the affairs there would
soon DC no Democratic party in vii.
There was large attendance and
the speakers were loudly applauded.
While ho resolutions were adopted
it was plain the Democratic League,
proposes to make a strong fight
against local Democratic politics
being run by the same old gaug.
Some weeks ago Patrick Neary. an.
nounced that he would resign as
cDllrman. OF the committee as no
intended to get out Of politics alto
gelhcr lie said that it was his in.
tention to devote all of his time to
his business. Many people however
doubt il Pat, is sincere about getting
out Of politics, as he has announced
his withdrawal on several previous
occasions.
The Democratic League will cele-
Dratc the l50 Anniversary, of the
birth OF Th0ma as Jefferson next Thurs
day night The address Of the even.
ing VII! be made Hon. j. W. Grisgs.
of Georgia. The committee in charge
is William. slMcrdcth, John Pyle.
William $. Cloud, George G. Morton, !,
and William +. Landthaler,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-04
ntAl rs

Mli.ES-ln this city on Arr!l 8. 1902. Ju!!A r,
Miles, aged o. years.
iteat.ves and friends arc invited to attend
the funeral at her late rcsdenCe, No. y Batty
Place on Monday afternoon AprD T. at >
O'Clock. Services at a L. NJ. +. Church,
French street above Eighth, h4tcrment a.
ST. Peters cemetery.
ON dear mother has passed away,
Day by day we SAW hrr fade
Aud slowly pas away.
Sc! i'll our hrartS we often ptAyed,
That she Iuight Iongor .tsy.
Farewell !rar mother thou ar: Al rest
Aud shalt forever be-
Son conll not stay uD earth with US
But wr can CONS 10 thee,
Kindly loved and sadly missed by liother
aud sister. !ers papers please cory.
WIIlrEM THIS city on Aprii An 1862
sarah A wilph .. Henry Wntemau, IN
h"i 18th ycai.
Er!atives and friends Of the family are re,
Sp'rt!uly thvi'el 10 attend the funeral ser
wee al AnI iate residence. No. "lj West
r""unth street On Manday morning. April
ith. SERVICES continued at White Clay creek
thurcl ii. 20 o clock. Intcrnent White Glay
Creek cemetery without furter notice
C"OS:AN n Wallace y. Lro,san, aged 70
wears
Relatives and Irienl, nre invited to attend
.Ae fuHeru services at the residence u his
cn.ln4Hw George Law. APPLETON. Nd. on
Mnndhv hprIi1th at l.! O'Clock. interment
1T White Clay 'reek ctmstery
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-04
I, RILEY
Chi|dren'S Coats

We are showing (hildrcn's
Spring Coats in sizes from l to
II years. CoIor> cream. cas-
tor, red and blue ranging in
price, from $40 to $3.50.
Our Infants Department is
crowded with new tiXinY> for
the baby.
At JOrcntS we are showing
Infants white dresses made Of
llain~ook with yoke Of lace,
embroidery and tucks. full
skirt and wide hens. Other
price, up to $50.
Lace Cap, from - cent, to
%:22.1J. The newest wrinkle in
lace caps this season is on"
that can y" taken apart by
pulling a ribhon, washed and
put together AGAIN.
We have enough Of our -
silk waist for Il few days sell
ing. Eyrrvbov says it * tn"
best waist they ever saw for
$500.
You will be pleased with the
walking -kirt, we are showing
not only the price but the
quality.
At $50, our skirt has a
wide circular louucc, in o.
ford gray and blue, other
prices >2.H>, $3.50, $500,
$500, S1.2J and $500.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-04
!, PAlNE'S CELERY.
COMPOUND ~s
Saves Sleepless, Nervous,
DespOndent, and Morose
People from Insanity.
II is the Only Effective and Honest
Medicine for the BaniShment
Of Common SLring Aflme ntS

Medical men of the highest stand
ing, and host of educated men and
women competent to judge, declare
that Painc's Celery Compound is the
only true and effective medicine fcl
the Punishment of the ills that make
life miserable in springtime.
In the spring season tens Of thou
sands are sleepless, fretful, nervous,
despondent, and gloomy. They find
it Impossible TO obtain rcstful sleep.
and soon become physically exhausted;
some are already mere wrecks Of hu-
manty.
Such sufferers cannot with safety
triile with their condition. They
need immediate succor and aid before
nature is too severely over taxed. The
weakened, exhausted, and irritated
system must be fortified at once.
Painc's Celery Compoundisthc only
agent that can afford the run down,
nervous. slecpless, and respondent
victims prompt relief and permanent
cure. If you arc assured of this fact,
ucal iedIcI, w Ilol ncSilu.c llo'
ment; putting off will certainly ag-
grava,c your condition and lead you
nearer the grave. If you wisely de-
tcrme 20 test the health building pow
crs Of Paine's Celery Compound, do
not accept a substitute or vile imita-
lion. Your special case demands the
best; you are paying for it and should
get 1t. Ask your dealer for PAlNE'S,
refuse all others. See that the name
is on the bottle and wrapper.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-04
Dog Creates Excitement

A bulldog belonging 10 ". Rich
ardscn Of 40 Monr oe street created
considerable cXct eneut on Mar
ket street this tmornlng. A lady
entered the store Of Ia. B. Jones at
A1o Market sircet and asked to sit
down. She was suffering from
nervousness caused by Il dog attack
ing u dog with her. At this time a
crowd ran by and when Mr.. Jones
ran out the bulldog had attacked
dog belonging 10 A. j. lNieder-
maicr OF No j. East Filth street. .
Richardson became abusive aud was
arrested by Captain Evans OIL the
charge 0. diSorlcvly conduct.
Harry Walker, aged IA, was bitten
On the Eand by The bull dog and the
wO.nd Ma, cautcrized by DR.. I. II.
SM.tN.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-04
PERSONAL MENTION
GAVE RECEPTION.

A bright and happy company gath.
cred 10 the lecture room of Asbu.y
NJ. f. Church last evening to well
come thel returning pastor for the
second year.
Choristcr Gem and choir rendered
the music and Colonel c. NJ. Leitch
presided. The president made a warm
and appreciating address and turn
ing to the Rev. II. S. Dulaney, ex-
tended his hand and in a feeling man
ner badc HIM welcome, afterward
calling on Harry l.. Gray, to repre-.
sent the board Of stewards, Il. b.
Ridgeway, the board Of trustees.
James Mckay, the class leaders. and
b. Il. Leonard, to present the pastor
with a handsome parlor lamp. The
speeches were loyal and brotherly.
The Rev. Mr.. Duianey responded
retrospccting the past year and ex-
tending gratitude to the brethren,
sisters and friends for their loyalty
and cooperation. 10 his remarks he
said three hundred persons had en-.
tered the church and more than
IS, 500 reported for church purposes
aud the Sunday School advanced to
740 scholars.
The pastor and family were taken
in hand by Misses Willing, Cummings
and Mrs Groves TaggarL, and intro.
duced to the audience. The company
filed by the chancel when MIR. and
Mrs. and Master Earl Dulaney shook
the hands Of the people. Thus clos
ed the second reception to the present
pastor and family, with 4 iins pros.
peCt Tor another Successful year.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-04
Delaware RcnJf,

The first part of the N9lame 3 of
pcnnewill's Delaware Reports,
prepared by Judge penrcwl. ami
Court Stenosrs phcr Z, C. Hardesty.
has been issued and 5 being dc.Iv.
cred 10 III. Court anl lag members
OF the bar to-day.
The book has 4 condensed legal
index. also an appendix containing
such court :n,cs and amendments
us have been adopted since me re,
vision and publication OF th. law
court rules in lsot THIS volume
contains reports o. thirty- five cases
decided in the Suprc Court. the
Supreme Court and the Court Of
General Sessions, am1im which
are tie icl'on ,G. GROCER IS. pusey
and Jones' Ga. -iu ri"nr,ant dam.
aye suit; r!vu'''h.e rn1rantcc aud
and Trust l.D,. -, iJnr .'.~. y hcreln
the SUPERIOR trIi. h"l the Adams
tax law 20 he uLGuG st,tU,iona al;
Part is bo"nl III buckran, and
- s.<osas-%s- s----S--s.. ~ Fe.oP.s
previously lssucd.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-04
DELIGHTFUL. PARTY.

Miss Mabel Richards gave de.
lightful party at her home, on Broome
street. in honor OF the return Of Miss
Agnes Sherwood from Baltimore, Md
A pleasant time was spent in games
and dancing. Refreshments were
served in abundance.
Among those present were Misses
Ida Turner, Freda Manger, Anna
kirkpatrick, Maggie and Carrie Nc.
Far!an, Vera Turner, Mabel Richards
Hazel Kellum, Mae Lukens, Messrs.
James Davis, William Ingram, Ed.
ward Grccnvcll, Harry Lee, David
Hughes, Walter llohson, William
BoScoo, Brart Roberts, Marshall
Walker and Roland Bordan.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-04
GQun Nnnovby dyeiu: your faded carmen Is
E0IO mVu0y with Diamond Dyes ~ cent -.
p Horse Jumped into the Creek.

~ Horse Jumped into the Creek
A horse owned by Jester 4 Nc.
Daniel that was being unloa adcd
IRON car at Shipley street freight
yard last night escaped and ran
along.theraiIroadl to the West Yard,
about miie, and then rccring off
toward the Liebig Works, it pung.
ed into Mill Creek. 1t was discovered
there by lardmaster King. and
was rescued. 1t was seriously af.
fccted by the cold water.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-04
.HET1 TRICK PAYS
THE PENALTY.

Trenton, N. J. April !. 4.-George
hettrick, paid the death penalty
here 10 day for the murder of John
kraus, who he murdered last
Thanksgiving dav. Hettrick spent
a restless night as he smoked so in.
cessantly Tor the previous two days.
Hettrlek under the name OF Frank
Williams married a young girl
named Smith OF Ninth aud Marke t
streets, Wilmington.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-04
NaNasrt I!ee Sluo,
latri,nonia! Agency,

The police have learned that
yoaug man on the west side is
operating Il matrimonial agency
and that he is sending rirruIars
to people he knows telling thm
lie can get them lie partners,
Ne was connected with Il Phila-
delphia concern which was rvccnt-
ly closed up,
The police are rruly to ar. on
oil complani>.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-04
hClriny Rci-r, Chancellor

Attorney Willard s,ani>bmyml
lChavles NJ. CmN. have returned
lfrmu Dover where there WIS a
hearing before Chancellor Ni,hpI-
lson i'll the injunction ra-e against
lthe I. ". u l.. raiIroai.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-04
Cloward'S Pa ssion Play.

Beginning next Monday, Glow
ards Passion Play will be exhibit,
ed at Pylo's Cycle Academy for all
Of the week and durlug this engage.
ment the price Of admission has
been set at the low figure Of 10 cents
which will enable parents to bring
their children. This "Story of the
Cross in motion pictures is a great
religious lesson for both young and
old as it portrays the Incidents in
the ! lie oil Christ with a naturalness
tn at is very life like and real. In
addition to the Passion Play Prof,
Cloward has added a series of
sacred songs that are illustrated
with over ninety beautiful slides.
These illustrated Songs include
Bethlehem and Holy City. This cx-
hibition charges so cents admission
when on the road and the low rate
10 be charged here should bs ap.
preciated.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-04
With t Z INJURED.

Cornelius Monaghan and William
Wagner the two men who were ser.
iously injured by the explosion ycslcr-
day at the Harlan and lIollngsworth
Company's yards are getting along
very nicely and their condition is fay.
fru t,In "
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-04
ENJOY ABLE, PARTY,

An enjoyable party was given last
night bv DR.. Il. &. Shortlilge in
honor OF DR.. John =. Wales.
A number were present and
pleasant evening was spent. Dr.
ShortIidgc presented his CUES! with
handsome painting by Shaw Il
scene on the Brandywlne. The man.
ayers Of the Delaware Hospital also
presented him with Il bunch ofroScs.
Dr. Wales accepted the gifts with 4
few wcl-ChUScn remarks.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-04
& 4 THE NEAfHER.

IN the Middle States and New Eng.
land to day cloudy weather will prevail
followed by fresh westerly winds, and
rising temperature. ).
Gsaturday promises to be cloudy and
stationary temperature with fresh
westerly winds followed by rain.
Sunday, cloudy weather will pre-
vail, and stationary temperature.
The thermometer at W. c. TaylOr's
drug store 302 King street today reg
jStered as follows:
O7 O'Clock 10 O'Clock lo'Clock
81 4G 4S
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-04

Thccoun.ry dance which was to be
given th, evening by the young ncn
"f Newark, ha, been postponed until
the 18th Of April, on account OF the
death .. Dr. William Henry purnell,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-04
Peal Buttons.

hl kinds Of Pearl Buttons ia cii arming Va
rI.ty.
Itt and Gu! steel Pnttons.
riG.h Water +, art RUtiun,, dozen on q
card, a.! sizes. 10 cents II raru.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-04
Flowers

Our les than half price sale
Of flowers will continue all this
month.
\ bunch Of yioIrts at , cents
t"% spray Of roses at l.I",
with hundreds Of prices h"-
tween.
Our store i the best place,
TO buy kid gloves, ror-rt-, rib
bonr, hosiery, underwear, lace,
neck fixing, and dress yood,,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-04

The Wilmington Bowling League
gave a banquet at the Hotel Will
mugton last night to celebrate the
close Of its first season.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-04
Tdi|Or-n0de Suits,

Our suits are well made. We
will not handle every maIscr',
goods. They must come up to
our standard or they rannot
have a place in our stock.
Prices range at $40. >H.rj,
S7.2J. $500, $1,000. $1,000,
$500, SIS 90, $1,000, S2222.ln
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-04
Mems Suits $40.

, Pay 81 in any 'orhrr store
and you will oct no better than
,thrsc $40 suit Of Our,--wor-
sted~, striped serge, ,ras-imcrcs,
chcyior~, unfinished wor-Icls,
diagonoI~, serge, = altogether
forty style. Of til" incest -uits
you every -HW for so.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-04
NJ l1v NJ. l.. li,urCt

MI 1'y ". T.. Church Soutk vii.
nr'or sill be reonered on Sunday
alter having been renovated aud Al
The church furniture rc,oueied.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-04

Announcement IS made of the
comj!g marriage OF Miss Lola i.
Sha'ler, stcno"raphcr for H. Bailey
AMI "anbrneNo. Philadelphia, 10
i.arenc" rtt, Of ph,NdelpAil Miss
>hailcr w., be H.etc"uei hy Miss
hlau"c MAgE,!n.
Ms, May Wrigit, Of New York, is
visiting H!is &c Crgc rotc, OF this
city.
Miss Marion Shancfclt, of Chester
i; visiting her cousin, Miss lIc.en
kah;uson uf his city.
NJ, Morgarc. McC'ary is stopping
at l.A4lnl lIall Al.aMlic Cily,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-04
MEMS Suits S|2,

: lhrr" J., ii" IL" saying more.
you'll get nome N"tlor1hau our
ST. Suit for n"n and Young
men SiJ 10 SIS Is what You'll
pay for these -lir- r!-rwUcrc--
'Frcnch cIay~, fancy Nor-t"l-,
,diagoMa!., .crgc. MMd nthnr..
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-04

Extra Meetings. will be held in
North Baptist Church, beginning
on Sunday next. Tie Rev. +. &.
Merrell will conduct the meetings
the first week, and the Rev. J. W.
Sullivan, the second.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-04

Invitations are out Announcing the
wedding Of Miss Margaret CroWd!ng
ing to William Lang to take pace
April =.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-04

Tie Harvard Club Of Philadelphia
Wi. gtyc its annual dinner at the Tn.
,vcr>i'y Cab that city tomorrow
nlgs', 4 uuGIbcr Ot Wimingtonilns
"hp ar" ncnibers ut the rluu, viii,
plouah.y attend.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-04
|, OiSa Ior llnl)-ul

Alter eha'ing made remarkable
'@h' Tor If" under 'Hc mos, cr.,icrl
condition, Mlr !erer Lanes ,hir1 ,,r.
tim : year I'd lose J,rIon. llcd in
tHe iIannlnnn II ,,p'tai at $50 u'c.ucN
'IIis morning,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-04
THE LEADER
THE LEADER

the LEADER
rs Market St.
Hats Trimmed Free Of Charge,
Few Items Of Real-:lnterest
POO NEWLY TRIMMED
HATS worth S4.CC and 500
at $2.0S. |
Five different styles of hands
made shapes at SOC. (
REAL TUSCAN, chill
dren's flats worth Toe, at Soc
FLOWERS. "A bunch Of
flowers, 3 rose, and foliage in
all cclor,, worth 19r., at sc. |
A BUNCH of FOLIAGE.
IS frosted leaves, worth 15c.,
at SC.
IMPORTED ROSES.
worth 39c., at IOC. I
We have the largest assort-
mcnt of Flowers shown any-
where in the city.
RIBBONS, No. 5Satin, &C.
TAFFETA, Nos. go and 50
all desirable colors, at I2I-1
A lot Of various, desirable
shades, soc.
SKIRTS, trimmed with sat-
in stripes, worth $3.0O,at $I.79
Another lot, worth $500,
trimmed with satin at $I.98.
LADIES' SUITS, worth
$7.9S, at $4.08. I
LADIES' SHIRT WAISTS
in percalc worth SOC. at soc.
LADIES' LACE HOSE,
regular 25c at IOc. /,
LADIES' HOSE worth 100
at TIC.
LADIES' KID GLOVES
S1.O0 kind at soc.
No Patch-up Goods, Perfect
Fresh Goods.
THE LEADER:
22S MAXI! St.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-04

A For Men. W g
have secured an
Book attrlrtiyc | tile
bookIrt cntil q It
Oh q prrru Drc--'
tpr Distribution to
Correct ,,r custom & + ;,
and friends. 1t j.
Dress up to-day and
tril- vou What to
wear in Clothing, Hats,
-,hur- and Furnishings
for every and amy orc1sjon
tells you what the new
spring styles are aud in
fact, j. a very useful fund
Of Information to every
Man and Young Man.
We will be- pleased to mail
fee Il copy to every one
.,"llding IL tbciI uamc anA
address with til" hop" that
it will be- most U-ct"l. v T.
are ready IN every hrpart-
mcut for spring business
and cordially invit" your
inspection.
Openl'uc,lav anl Sttallv
Evenings.
JAS |. MULLlN 4 SONS
9th aal MArA:, Wiln'a5,on
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-04

Miss Sadie T.. Vernon and LEROY
Clayton. 10th Of tl;s ci,y. we're mar.
rcd On Monday eNcn1nH at No. los
West Second street.
Iur briI" was ;,ttirGl in a travel.
ling gown .! blue DroadciUlh. The
house was tas1etulIy decorated with
Easter flowers.
htter The ceremony, which was
Performed hv tic Rev. hsbury Burke
Of ! lanH!oid, !, reception was given,
The Wilmington Bicycle sC.uh is
preparing !&i several interesting cn.
ter'h'.2ert5 which are to be given
DARN" THIS month. ON Apr!l 8, an
entertainment, emitted ~ bark
Erowh Night, tor tue ciuL men..
hcrs ara ihcil "ent'emcn Trend, vi
le g,Een.
un ApEi! u, a progressive cuch.c
part nlii lie given for bolll ladies
and gentlemen. Tie entertainment
Committee Is Robert t. Moore VII.
han X. spencer, EDWARD l.. lohu.
son | rcderlck l.. Green and Wliam
kjrk
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-04
SP| Ring F.! /!

Men : and young tncn'~ : -uil, at
.ilnt u Ijt,'r above co-t j. a ~ur-
ccss; we're yoiu- lo keep it up.
| SUrrr~o means, more -vlIIng;
new b,lyrr..