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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-19

People who Sigh for the good old
times, forget there were many discom-
forts then. when job had his boils, g.
all palms.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-19
SATURDAY, NARCH =. ISIS,

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Always keep On land D.. Balls Bal
{ mSFs Pil's, they are the essi liver
rsSa lAios Price sS oertS.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-19


fine linen, aud made with
such skill and care as nc
American maker puts on his
work.
We have q new arrival.
We ought to be above the
need of mentioning it. Why
not bring so many as never
to be without themi We are
trying to find how many that
is.
weet OF Arcade, second counter; also
by the middle Market-strcet door.
We set out last Monday
to have an understanding
with men who are careful
about their dress in regard
to making their clothes to
measure.
Let's have q like under
standing with those who buy
ready-made.
You may have got the
notion that we have set our
mark so high as TO make
this store a costly place to
60 to for clothing.
The fact is we recognize
several sorts of people, and
mean to suit them all. We
have substantial and decent
whole suits for $40; light
oyercoats IS; black cork.
screw "a sort Of diagonal
worsted) suits with sack or
cutaway coat for Sra; with
frock SIS.
We mention these as
lowest prices. Don't ex'
pect extravagant things
There isn't a cent to spare II
them. But they are honest in
cloth and trimming and cut
and Sc ing; made to wear
made also to look at; anc
made to bring the wearel
back for more.
By the middle Market street. door.
Put leather for cloth snC
the very same words viii an
swer for what we ought t
say about shoes.
We make the most extra
VACANT shoes in every va.
but one-the price. W.
mast have money enough t
cover the costa lot O
costs you know nothin:
about. But we make b,
the million. Money zoe
further that way. You ca
get a pair of shoes for les
money in every store il
town, very likely. You ca
also pay double. Look q
the shoes
We have nothing to d
with the lowest grades
shoes. We give them Il
go-by. They are not mao
, to wear. They are made
; be looked at new, and
cheat with; good for nothin
And yet there are thousan'
5 OF credulous people who bl
: them time after time, save
5 dollar or two on q pair
\ shoes pay double becau
5 they buy treble, and new
5 have 3 decent pair OF shot
S There seems to be a We
1 general disposition TO thr'
Z away money on good-loo
ing worthless shoe-leath
i We have been peggi
Il away at good shoes a
: nothing short OF good she
u for several years. The me-
e est shoes we have cost s.
/ s.: 81 TOR boys; s.. so Tor
5 ones; S for men; s. so
women. You can buy
good-looking shoes for !
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!. wear!
Bya middle NA-ks,-s<rees docs.
TO In spite of all we have :
A. about that German tat
: linen at soc of which
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-19

WESLEY HONESTY, OF Winchester.
Virginia, Is 10 be hung June 4sh for
murder. What Ia there In name?
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-19
SATURDAY, MARCH y, 1854,

TO puolie sals al 10 O'Clock, a. m, on
SATURDAY, MARCH y, $3.50.
Al the Auditors once No. 81 East sixth
street, In the city Of Wilmington, New Csste
Counky, state OF Delaware, all that certs in
lot or piece Sf land situate in the city OF
Wilmington Aforesaid. boundei and descrtb
ID ~ followe, TO wit:
Beginning on the westerly si6e Of French
street. between rvelth and Thirteenth streets
Is the distance OF " feet . inches fiom the
northeriy side Sf Twelfth street. corner Of
lana now or late OF Lease W. stevenson;
themes westerly through the middle Of the
division wall betwecn this and said Steven
son's house parallel WITH Twelfth street los
fcss TO . ~ teet Q inches vice alley,
thence By iaid alley northefly par
allsl With French street 10 feet 10 . stake
thence easseriy par Allel with Twelfth street
through the miidl OF the division wall o.
The adjoining house los feet 70 the aforesaid
slice Of French street, and thence thereby
eoutheriy 10 feet 10 the place OF tegtnninS.
Seia ID and taken In exec elton ~ the prO
perry Of jos phi Ang res and h ugh. McLAugh
liza, { L and TO be sold BY
I.FkANk BALL, City Auditor.
The abSve named property IL 20 be cold 20
SATISFY lien thereon for nsesdAninsd pave
ment. mis-
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-19

A UDITuR'S SALE-BI NIkrUE OF A
IN warrant Of the Mayer OF the city Of
Wilmingtau. 10 ne directed, will be exposed
% puciic sale. ~ 10 O'Clock. .. m, on
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ICPElAL SugTLCE-rO THgSSE wEAE-
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FOR SALE.

AKA An Sf7<-r, latest t1a-sTe3, ~
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.SPEAKMAS & MANIERRE,
Ne. 10 KAse S<vsaSA sErs~G ssu
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CIICES SALE-BI NIETUk OF
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-19

A UplrOKS SAIL by NlkrI L OF
n warrant 81 the Mayor q the Guy o
v iIEtrxtca- 70 ne directed. vii &c exposeS
% pEhiie sale. 81 10 o'e4cS>k, q u 81
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-19
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ILNT'-'
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-19

For Is years l wss
annoyed with ca
tsrrh. severe pain In
my head, discharges
into my throat and
unpleasant breath.
MY sanse Of snell
was much impaired.
III have overcom Z
thsss I troubles With
Cream Balm. -. II.
/ Case, Sc. Denis Ho'
tel, Broadway. N. Y,
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e year. /
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JAN. 18TH, lsss.
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pENT.

RENT,
bone
houses,
10 broom
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|ss, !, =,
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sENT-'
4 Ol >
hSprucs
he and
kreet, frt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-19

For cod In the head
Ely's Cream balm
works like magic. IL
cured me OF ostarrh
and res tored the
sense Of smeil.-E.
II Sherwood. banker,
Elisabeth, N }.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-19

/ Rem
||slling,
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|Fner Of
a bst
a bath
"A hath
d.st
RENT
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house, u
THIRD O.
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hfs0n =
nth strt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-19
ELYS
CREAM BALM

l have used two
bottles Of Ely's
Cream Balm and
consider M yse1f
cured. I suffered 10
years from oAtsfrh
and catarrhal head.
ache, and this 10 the
nrst remedy that 81.
forded lasting relief.
IL. r. HigEinson,
les Lake street, Chi'
cage.
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5ENT%.
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water o
In. SHf
|PEhN
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&rOught|
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nd
2ned to d
Pep lawn1
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Iaphyslc.
Ttnch str,
fNT-A
4. Rent
fAkER,9
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tl-9IR
Pits for
Pre- alWa,
Ia
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front 70,
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tD-BUA
pa excel
Fesnn. Ali
4 street.
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I'M
De-, six r
|and col
4 good OF
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Axprroms sAL.n.

A uurruK's sAI4E--yY viKTuE OF
"A warrant 81 ths Mhyer o. the city oil
Wiimtng,oa, 70 ne direstsd, viii b exposed
10 public eAis, ~ 10 c'eloek o. m, on
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SMALL
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A God send u
Ely's Cream Balm. l
had catxrrh forthree
years My nose
would bleed. I
thought the sores
would never heal,
Cream Balm has
cured me Mrs. M.
a. Jackson, Ports.
mouth, N. n.
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Ell-B,Jt
Y and
4 wesutGs 3,
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1886-11-17
Railroad Crossings.

Editor of Daily Misunderstanding to the
item in the journal of the 4th instant, re-
latng to the accident at railroad crossing
in Braintree, | wish to say that the view in
approaching many railroad crossings is I'M
necessarily INSTRUCTED. / do not know how
it was in the case referred to, but any men,
Der of the legislature need not go farther
than East Montpelier, to see the view in
approaching some of the crossings on the
Wells River railroad, completely INSTRUCTED
by bushes in the highway, and upon the
railroads. So far as my observation goes
the same distractions exist at many Of the
railroad crossings in the state. The obstruc-
tons referred to, can be removed at a trtiing
cost, and believe that stringent lar should
be passed. compelling the seectmen of the
towns and the officials of the railroads to
attend to the matter at once, and so far as
practicable remove the distractions, and
maintain clear view from the highway for
reasonable distance to all approaching
trains. Where woodland approaches near
the crossing it should be cut down, and
the legislature should arrange to have the
damage assessed and paid If the view to
the approach of a railroad crossing is OBJ
structed by a deep cut, then | think it much
the safest way, to stop my team and listen
for the train. 1t is as much for the interest
of the railroad companies to try and prevent
accidents at crossings, as it is for the people
that travel the highways. The engineer
that can see his way clear at the crossing is
greatly relieved from anxiety, and the safety
of the passengers in the train is also pro-
noted | believe that by using proper pre-
ventons in having a clear view maintained,
and by exercising the care in approaching
crossings that the case demands, the liabl-
ity to accidents will be almost, if not en-
tirely removed CHARLES WILSON.
Danville, VT, November s, 1856.
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Portland street. G. w. Fitch and
youngest son went to Boston on Monday.
Stowe.
THE hunters ball will be held at bikes
hotel on Thanksgiving night. - Mr..
Joseph Raymond, aged seventyeight years,
died very suddenly from heart trouble on
Friday. The funeral took place on Sunday,
Rev. Perry Marshall officiating. - The
village schools will close with rhetorical
exercises on Wednesday evening of this
week - Mr.. o. w Butler of Minnesota
is in town on business. 80 Mr. Albert
Camp died of senile blood poison on Thurs
day. - The death of Mrs. Hattie Sar-
gent, wife of Fred Sargent took place last
week. Sargent abandoned her in the hour
of her need and is said to be in Montpelier
under an assumed name. - George Ray
mond and wife will leave for Omaha on
Tuesday, where they will spend the winter
with their son Charles. == Lucius Harris
is seeking the post-otlice and is circulating
paper to that effect. He was a strong pro-
hibitionist last fall and chairman of the
town committee and hopes thereby to win
democratic favor. The present postmaster
has been absent since last July.
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it; and 1t is no worse for me to get share
than for them" so the licensing state seems
to say, Liquor will surely be sold, and fat
incomes will be derived from the traffic; so
/ might as well take a part of the proceeds
myself" But the state should be the pro-
tector of the individuals composing 1t. IL
is abhorrent to its nature and function, 1t is
suicidal, for it to say: "These people are ig-
norant, wilful, reckless, fools, bent on de-
struction. Somebody is going to make
money out of their headlong plunge to ruin,
and it might as well be mel Is not this
@ the price of blood?n And what friend OF
humanity, what philosophical man, can be
willing to stain his hands with it? Who
wishes his loved state to stand looking on
the one hand, at the thousands whom love
of drink has CENTRALIZED, and on the other at
their tempters, and, Judas-like, asking the
rumsellers, What will you give me, and
will deliver them unto your"
We would hesitate long before we would
license crime, but, in the words of another,
" The license of any single crime whatever
is as justifiable as that of the common cause
of every crime"
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Enforce Laws We Have.

Mr.. EditOr.-Give us chance, in case the
states attorney and town grand jurors neg
lect to prosecute, to let any attorney or other
person prosecute any offence before JUS
tice, on a complaint and under oath. Let
them prosecute before any justice in the
county, as we could in 1852 Give them a
fee not less than five dollars for each trial
before justice, and twenty-five dollars il
before the county or supreme court, to be
half the fines recovered. Make it the duty
of the states attorney to assist in the higher
courts, he having the same for, and half the
fines in prosecutions commenced by him
self, in addition to his salary, and l think
we could close up every rum hole in the
state. 1t may be argued that it would be
dangerous to allow any person to prosecute,
but we have had that right under the search
and seizure clause since 1852, without incon-
venence, which proved so effective that the
rummies " have managed to have the fine
of twenty dollars dropped out, as soon as
one-fourth of the fine was given to the pros
ecutor. 1t may be said that unprincipled
attorneys will engage in it for the profit
That is what we want. Rum sellers are I'M
principled, and engage in it for profit, and
we want some of the same class engaged
against them for the same reason. Interest
will always outnanage principle, nine times
in ten. 1t may be argued that a stringent
enforcement of the law might injure our
republican party, but there Is no danger of
that in this state. 1t is not like New York,
or New Hampshire. The republicans, if
they choose, can shut up every rum hole in a
month, and if every man who does openly
declare himself opposed to it should unite
and vote with the democrats, there would
be still majority against them. At least,
so it seems to a TEMPERANCE MAN.
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Windsor County.


REV. S. |. BRIANT of Hartford preached
in exchange with Rev. Il. S. Fiske in the
Congregational church in this place on Sun
day. - AS the Universalist church is re-
ceiving new dressing of paper there were no
services held there on Sunday. - E. S.
Parker went to Aver Junction, Mass, where
of j. b. Alley e. Co. in that place, last
week. - We understand that the annual
Masonic ball is to be held at a much earlier
hoped to make it the most enjoyable one of
thus far. - Lewis Parrott has bought
and moved into the house vacated by the
moving to Springfield last week of Mr.. Ian
dra. - George Sanspree has bought G..
j. Wallace's house which he built last sum-
mer. - A Mrs. Harraden, assisting at
George Berrys, fell from chair in which
she was standing one day last week and
fractured one of her arms. - The men,
hers of the Congregational Sunday-school
will give concert at their church next
Sunday evening, November 21st.
East Bethel.
FRANK Faulkner of Turner, Maine, a
former resident of this place is visiting j.
Wedgwood his father-in-aw and old ac-
quaintances in this vicinity. 60 Mrs.
Nathan Hunt is very sick with typhoid
pneumonia Mrs. Faber Benedict
stepped on loose plank over where they
had made drain in the back kitchen; ii
tipped and she fell, striking her side on an
iron sink, injuring her severely. - Ada
Greene is ill. - Mrs j. X. Cogswell and
Minnie have gone to Braintree to live.