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Daily Republican., 1888-05-22
Rot In Lumber

A lumbsrman, Gays the Lewiston
Journal, has broeched a curious thecry
to account for tie unexplained dry roi
10 lumber, II has beon noticed ire
qusntlJ, that perfectly sguud Ia 10 Der,
AFTER being pus In 3 pile, hns rCtted I
an incredibly abort space of tine with
ont the ieAst appArant cause. Iu en-.
deayoTing 10 ascertain the cause OF this
the timber philosopher mas discovered,
70 his own satihfaction at least, thai tht
dry rot Is . sort OF Contagious disease.
and that Is ID traE am m.ssible by contact
can be transmitted by 80 W from q q e.
ea5ed log to q sound one duIiDR the
process OF converting 1t into lamber
and In many other ways.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22

THE NHw afternoon paper, the Even.
Ing Journal. made Its appearance yea.
terdsy. II Was we'll Hlied with Ady
tissmsnss. and presented neat appear.
anoe. We understand that 1t will be
Independent In politics, and will labor
Tor The gresiesi good 10 The Creates,
mum Der. The editorial department will
DO In charge Of Mr.. II. e. Bach, q oRre.
tni and conscientious wriIer, who from
mis- long experience IL eminsnEy H.sed
TO all the position.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22

THERE Is no mlstAklng the fact tha
II James G. Blaine will accent tn,
honor he can be the standard bssrar o.
the Republican party In the comlp ,
residential campaign. TIE delegate.
nave been chosen by all the RsDabls-
can E sic Conventions except Nr,h
Oaros.7s 3, which VIII meet tc-norroN \.
Thus 'Ss IEs'a have baen 79s de.sas,os
chosen ou' OF iGisl .; 800, which viii
com p2se she National Convention, and
OF in'' NUN Ger 81 Iat o. ths All y,,es
EsqHlT Il have expressed a prntarspo.
Tor NJ B.otne. Ia ,als esnns.e /,
muss 's fens oefsd lhs; P.nusylvsnls
IS only credited E.sa 20 votes for Mr.
BiAlns, OnE Is IA probable thA, II hls
name 1. presented to the conyeo dan h.
wiz Ie9st7e tie euure 40 from that
otA'e. In nun bar OF tha other q ate.
tne deieSalel are credited with their
local choice, anI I. Is bat ressona ,Ia IN
suppose TIA, II they fad after q bAllo,
Is taken or possibly baiore, that there
10 no onsnoe OF ,tsr candidate ro,eiy.
ing The limitation, a considera nle
mum Der viii oass their votes for Mr.,
DIANE oohssqncntly we would nos be
surprised tia. he h4i 800 votes on the
nrst ballot He seems to be the choice
OF the party everywhere, and II this
nise h5n1r i' offered 20 him he has no
,isnt 10 refuse Il. We have never nm.
uors'ooa his letter OF WiihdrR yal "a
meaning thA' he p1Jt!va!y refused 10
again oe'oms candidate, ou; that br
only intended 1t asa uo.!f ,ahon 90 his
Party that he aid no! seek lha nomina
non. Tnls dss.rs IN ,ho part OF 80 many
70 nave Nj B.s!ua sgAia - q standard
DeArer' We believe arises from the factI
shat there Is nov settled oupyL,,Ion
thaS he wac dUfesttd In 1884 by frAnd
and the msohlnsuljns OF his ensmiss.
oonse z 1sally lhsFs Is des.rs tia. h.
snail o1 vind.9s:ai. Tho people nap
know Grover O'e7slsed much hsuer
shan .aey alt t2u years ago, and while.
We o5.e7a 'hsi T..l the issses OF the
oonins oanpA an tie R,ouSll,aus otp
e,eo' Guy NAa 'aey nay nane, re n-e
also eoaV.-lad ,aas III. BLUE vii,
date. '''9' 'Snoi'
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22

1T li aov oa!y gla ons wesk un.,l
memorial Day, aul It TIE ursscnt oooI
weather ooa iaues tie Oh soldler, y,Ii
e1peTl.ueo cons!ie-t5fs d.fti,ul.v fin
ootAining f3eer, y sarsad 1o,1 the
graves 9f shsir d9,sassd clnr,iat This
IS seli-tnolsed dlsy tsi bo,p,iSrI
custom In sGe tuh ling ~ yhl,b he
veterans should haze all tle al and
assistance p'sst5,e, aad While there are
numo oeFs OF pes,ons IN tnts oI,v vbo
yearly siVa f:'siy Of ,hs lh9i,es, cI,oms
IN 'aelr satiens, itaJeInos sgam fror,
Pfe't,i spsear.nlas :asI thfv .iu
se a9's 'o do 60 '9s yasr. Bar fl,vsrs
mas mus ~ hAi, ead ligasae Who bavs ao
nolts''y G3a'5Icaa,d : Z Las usy; hAys
no' tla a1T Ter' tA.s ytar, ;hey can ygrv
MAJ 7 G.s'5: ,as vsyesans l. on
1Sinle5 ,i.7n ~ cguriSu.lu. vh ,,eyor
SUM ID Y may ,aCl themselyes sols
apa W.!..ns - g 80 '5pari .hi, .5s;bv
oolC3,' tes78sL % mni.,ae .psr ate i
Iot 'A'4 t-r9,o, w3 vsl. taspkia ;v
Inss.'' ,tn S'2 ks97isGs9 eil oon;slba
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22
MOrXuEs.
5000 RE WARD

Carmen Malascalza was assaulted on
the evening of May 7, 1888, by some pr
son or persons unknown, which injuries
proved fatal. BY authority Of the Coun-
eli hereby offer reward OF $500 for In.
formation that will lead 10 the arrest and
Of the guilty parties.
mis- O. d. RHOADS. Mayor.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22
Stabbed by an rnrased ausbaud.

HAzELToN. May 2l.-James Oowolio,
single man 26 years old, who for som )
time pass has been on intimEte terms
with Joseph Cracsold's wife, OF Hum.
ooiot, this county, was fatally stabbed
yesterasy by the enraRed husband.
Joseph Hndish, who caNe to CoWolio's q
ssSlsiAnce, was also seriously stabbed.
Crsckold is s.ill at large.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22
GPECIAL NnTInIs

~ re tAkMkkS a BUTCHERS.
Was hingto street Market Honse on' ~ ~
enu washington siroets. Purchasers OF tho
stooK are entitled 10 choice OF stalls aocord
AZ. x. 70 ,ns amount OF Stock subioribed for.
bassment . ,Ipt rcom ,or horse and wagon in the
We oI farmers and these away irom ihs
p'.l For iuli particulars cali 81 ofIice OF
I hiLiP h.NLAKK Go, s2i Msrh Of strcet.
a., =, I,Ahoh no. West 7 h strest, or
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22
BEE HIVE"
3O6 Market Street.
Dress Goods at HaIf Price,

! lot of Dress Goods in the
right shades, all-wool, SO in,
wide; we're Soc. new price 25c
~ io1 a dress. Cteap enough
for any pocket
1 lot Oamel's Hair; were e21c,
new price Bic.
l lot "a in Wool Dress Goods
from 75c down to 37t The
above at new price is only half
OF what we have sold them at
freely.
20 Richly Embroidered Alba.
tross Robes, at only half price,
to so in this same sale. $500
and Sc 90 from $40 90 and $I2 90.
60 dozen Gents Fancy Stripe
Half Hoee, regular made, i'm.
ported q few days ago. Cut
from 25c down to 15c pair.
"A few dozen left of 8 large lot
Of Misses famous G. G. Goods,
Sold from 40 to 65c according
to size, go now at l5c for any
size in the lot.
II you have not examined our
stock of Parasols this season it
will pay you to do go, as there
are some startling bargains
among them in the newest styles
out.
Why pay zoe yard for Chal
lies, when you can buy them at
the Bee Hive for 10c, in new
choice patterns and colorings?
Demorest Patterns, Porto
lios, etc.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22
wAnAmAKnn.s
FHILADsLPHIA. Tassday, May q, iess.

rHiLADzLrHIA. rassday. MAy n, isss.
That breezy bit of out
door life which we call 7h4
Park is on the second floor,
north gallery. Cut this out
and bring i: with you. Il
will help you to get there
without trouble.
About the store you will
find the Ice Pyramid. King
Cotton, and the Silk display,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22
Mnl Pass 1hronrh.

President and Mrs. Cleveland will
pass through this city Tomorrow after
room GA their way to philadelphia.
They go there for III purpose Of sttend
Ing reception to b. eivel by Mr.. and
Mra. Wister Morris TO iha ministers n.
ssEdinR the gession Of the Csntory Pea
oyierian Assenb!y, now In stssion In
that city.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22
TUESDAY, MAY ne. 1888
ApvRRrIsRRs .nould tAks Aav,

ADVERTISERS should take Aavan
tage OF the lArss circulation o, the RE
PUALIcAS md send In their iavors Al
onos, NotWithslAndlns the RKPUBLI-
CAN has ceen enlarged iour columns,
the pressure on cur space Is grester
now than ever. rs the psopls OF vii.
gning.on appreciate 9 good local paper
at the popular ptlcs of one cent.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22
nalIninna LrInli

The catch OF ahsd Ia oommeuclng TO
decline. but Powell, In the Third street
market will havs o fine lot for to. NOR.
rows mar ket. In S1dltiOn to thess he
will slso have g stock of trout, black
bass, fle,h ODD and ali other varieties
In eeAsOD
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22
Wilmington. MAY 2Ist iSsa

wilmington, May 2ist. tSsg
StALED PROPOSALS. WILL he hE
~ osived 10 ,hs box IN the OouncIi Cham.
~. ~, until O'Clock, THURSDAY evening. NAV
sto, ior enclosing the CITY Lot in tns VIII
lngton and brArdywine Cemetery, with
ofanite Curbing, d 70 dressed, 8 inches tbisE
. Dotn ironts dressed down 8 inches win
= S-ss', civihon curb with the nsoestary
alesting Make proposals separate for d 4
top ana oireu lar top, both frohts Ia stones
eaen, with City Lot In rairsd letters On each
"vns; ~; a. ISAAC DILIIN,
msist Chairman Public BuiIainy Com.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22
"a -
Prof. urabb anmmor snnoo1

Ia now open St 7CG KluQ rect. specisI
teFms for night school: Writing, q
Der no short hand, S3; book keeping,
.S2,50. Home 70 visitors, 70 to Q, O to 8
OsIds for the teashora visitors. LsB
soL1 given 1T sesids5css.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22

The merchandise news is
fresh and important. The
entire store Is a rich preser-
We for bargain-seekers only
it's free to everybody.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22
DEmoYAL

pEmOVAL.
~ HaViog 'emovod TO no. 2Ia East
ESurth street, l am prepared 10 do IN
an eheot iron roofing, RutieriaE, Rpouting
ana loe work ofall kie ds promptly attsndod
mates furnishod whom desired. Wouid be
peesed 70 sec all my old customers and HsI
nnny now ones as may Ntsh TO give ma n
CALL ALEXANDER OHAMBBRs,
alO.gm
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22
Porcelain L,ned sre,erye Ko,,,.s.

Iron preserve Kettles, porcelain lined
and good quAlity ut this following
prioes; 2qt 23o 3 qt. 251.; 4.qt., 33c,
5.qt., 981 B.q5 400; Z a., 500; s qt.,
55o 10-q', 6so.; l2atI $50 IA at. .,
rs i. 16.q'., SOC. l. LEWIS Row, ala
King strest.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22

MOGIOE-THE DELAWARE LOAN
4 Association now offers . new series Of
ss ssooK ior safe; hrit payment on or before
may Ih ALLEN SMI Til, Pros.
HAo' W. mARls. Sec. ala eod.Im
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22

T GUARANTEES To OUKE THE MOST
unhealthy fRir, removing pimpies.
piotshes. rSsh, sallow or oily skin, pIoduc'
ink complexion white, smooth, soft ard
iresn oslored. l have cured my self aud nun.
dred OF otners 10 PHILADELPHIA. Addrss,
SPECIALIST. P.O. BOX <ol. Phila., Pa. ms.im
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22
Cho,OTa InfantuIn

This dreaded dissase Is posltlvsly PIC.
vented bg osos of E0opat'd ALodyns
oara Gag tlroaghcEt the summaf.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22
% YOU WEAR PANTS?

You can buy, at the great down town
oargAln store, mems strictly all
wool pants Tor sl.S7 these pa1ts are
guaranteed all wool or Jour money re-
turned.
Mems nice every day pants SS cts.
Mems fine all wool chevlot pants 81 .67.
Mems very fine silk and wool cashmere
parts 81 81
Mems good evening suit S3.25.
MEMS al wool Susday Suits $500.
Children's suits g5 cts,
at the Great Down Town Bargain
B9zaar, 8. w. Cor. End and Market sts.,
Wilmington, Del m2i-gtS
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22

DEsK ROOM FOR RENT IN A
L. pleasant, roomy, ground. floor office. on
hiatket street, tor business of suitable chArac
AH-eod-lm 'A"oe'
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22

4 -----------
There's a daily wonder ir
French Sateens. Not thai
jthey come and 60 by the
Thousand, but that they car
lbe SO many, so pretty, and
SO different. A hint OF MAY
meadow-glories and bobo-
link song in every fold
|37bc.
Choice American Sateens,
I2ac.
Ginghams, gay and grave,
10 to soc.
Clipper Chintzes, 12Ic
Cool, crisp Crazies, I25c.
Seersuckers, 5 to I21e.
Prim Percales, I2I to
I5c.
Halt a dozen more of these
cosy cottons, and lots at un.
looked-tor prices in almost
every one. For instance:
Scotch Surah Ginghams, 25cI
from 40; Scotch Zsphyrl
Checked Ginghams, IS c!
from 40.
Thrifty housewives are
carrying of these under-l
priced goods and storingI
them awav for next season.
Mainly n;rthwest of centre
5000 Mems Scarfs andI
Four-in-Hands. You SHALL
have at 25 cent, to day !
what you would have paid
so cents for yesterday. Mayl
last the week out.
Middle Market street entrance only.
What do you think OF al
Blaisdell Reclining Chair for
s. so? Strong, we'll looking
takes any angle, and with
adjustable head lift and foot!
rest. An unheard-of price.
The maker never dreamed
that you would pay less than
81 for one OF these Chairs.
Steel fixtures, solid oak
.rame, strong canvas cover.
Zoo good for even s. may
'e. The business collapsed Il
md 1000 Chairs-all-camel1
'ur way. The S3 so you
hall have one for is exactlyl
what the making cost, sol
hsy say.
basement, northeast Of centre.
House cleaning time is full
'f plaques at the best. I'll
'ests with you whether theI
worry and fret shall be littlel
'r much The HousekeepingI
,orner Of the Basement is
'verflowing with things that
will Tighten the work.
scrubbing Brushes @ to Soc
Brooms % TO SOC
Buckets 20 to 65c
Busters 20c to 81 rs
Feather Busters 12e to S3.s5
Whisks 10 to75
Mops 25 to rs
HponRes SC to f3
Tack Hammers DC up
Tack Claws s to 25c
Household Ammonia DC; pint bottle
'arson's Ammonia, plnts 20c, quarts SOC
Sapolio SC q cake.
Chamlos 10 to S1.25
Stove Brushes IS to 90s.
Furniture Polish to 45c bottle
All kinds of ready mixed paints; ditto !
,aint brushes Ie
Shines Compressed Camphor SOC pound
Campnorette 25c q pound n
Tar Paper &c a sheet, 5lc dozen.
Tar Paper Bags - to 85c II
Cedar Chests sl4 SIG, $50, S22 lt
When the house is clean Ii
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22

OTICE-THEJ j. A. CRANSTON co.
lVy King gtrset have now on sale Ter
cemetery lots, roses, and all kinds Of nowers.
making quick growth. Bone a special prena
Lhuoh Ior ehlckenA. AgeLts MAnted. avs IN
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22
HARIl.

YARD.
" J. e. JACKSON, OF socksssin, DeIa-
av& ocesed TO be Justice OF Peace
no mas now more Gm alo umo 10 q tend 10 h IA
iaeiptl business Of SURVEYUH q CON.
fEf fAhut X with such oneineerirR ions AZ
may % neefed With an exp,rionos Of fiity
1o,. 1ons "a mess mes, ho aolicis such share OF
puolic TO give AddreBi as above, 10 1ts
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22
Hawkins q Co.,
INSURANCE - Department

We represent tho
EMPLOYERS LIABILITY as
SuRANcE CORPORATION,
Alml'ed, Of London, Enq,and.
The pionaors OF Liberal Ae.
cident insurance.
Larger compensation for loss
oil limbs or oyesight than snv
other company.
$4,000, $25 Weekly Indemnify.
50, 600, $l5 Weekly IndemnItS.
$4,000, $40 Weekly Indemnity.
Hates no higher than those OF
flrst-ciass companies who do no
give such compensation.
Prompt settlement OF claims.
HAWKINS q CO., Agents,
a3 zI2 Market Strsst.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22

E53JH %hI.E-TWO FARMS NsARI
A. rsleTvills, Br8ndYwiDo H4ndred
eohsstLi1g Sb and SO sofep, WiLh good bnild
1873. Apply TO David CkAFBEIsl.
ca th5 p,sMlags. u2g--sG
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22

NoTlCE-THE FIFTH ANNUAL
~ meeting of the shareholders OF the Ciua,-
= uiah " savings and Loan Association will he held
r. ~ wv oInee OF the Secretary o. Ti2 Market III
~ tuesday evening, Msy q, 1855 al 7.Sl o,elach
. .,as, hs inna9l report viii be presented and an
m!S-ft Attest; WIN. r. HAWKINS. se.,x
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22

- West slh street. 2i.stt
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22

If AE. WARD aaa.,, alvsu urle,.
''An- 1t ha- Gee.a.-i lls irt t.u.loa o.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22

Battered at the Post Ofilea ut Whining
on isl., as second clAss mail matter,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22
W. Y. WAnNER.

DUBILO sALE-wILL RE sOI,D AT
4 NO IN Poplar street on WEDNkS.
"a May 2s1. at O'Clock, sharp. Parlor
oed room' dining room and Kitchen 1rTnt,
' .u,o' tnsh So 1oiae, chairs. bed BtoadH, oar.
pos e1tossion b'es, stoYos, di h 8. Ec. 'and
many other articles. SAFE p,sttiye' Ia ssttIs
u eetste Mass MARY SMITH.
IL. n. St'deac' n Son ous,a. 1Tb
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22

TOnOE-ALL OOMM MuNIOATIuHS
IN cheeks. postal notes or other humneeI
skou 10 irsoted to RsPUBLIoAn uBLisR
re n PRINTING COMPANY. nj
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22
JAMES BnADroRD ConpAsr
6-8-Io e. Third Street,
Wilmington, Del. 1885,

The famous beverage nerve food Tho rnost
re arkable record ever known. MOI a tnsil
cine, stimulant or poison. The most i,srI6,,s
drink on the market. He-r owes n,ry1,,.n,"s
nervous exnanstion, the III effects Of sUn,,,,s,,
neat ana nj! the Effects Of alcohol, tob,prn and
a disslphted lie. Has fed scores Of hripIe,s
phraytles to ful' strength. The grpntesi 'hsi1
70 the nerve weary and Overwork, d. r. .i,,nv,ss
the Tired, lif-less fee ing like ma 10 Nvtt1
break a recent In ntONlcatioa In nm hGnt Wny
the Moxie syrup A. 75 cts. bottlr. IL yo4y
leave the city. With Ice water, u buttIr lii
IoOd beverage. One cent glass Loan o,t
for counterfelts. Your city has insf hec,.
cleared of them. ook out for ,lrui.ss -
cut prices, they invariably prt cunnt,rfsin,o
on you on the sly. All the loading drnr .fsts
hANe i tne gtnnln". We agree 10 firfelt AZ 000
Bottle, S5.0s u case. II bottles IuarA
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22

The hest
in the mar
ket Tor all
purposes; S
dries quick,
with a hard
en- a m e led
surflce. 80
shades to Sc
lect from.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22

NOTICE = HAVING LOST OR mis-
= laid my deposit book marked II, IA 2bs
81 the Wilmington Saving Fund So,ieiy, \ ~
tlce Is hereby given that application has been
rs HMnwS Tor anew book. SALLlh A. S'TRATsr-
NhN' nl0-3t-lawS
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22
DAILY REPUBLICAN,.
PusIIszHD nA1E iSuxpAxa HxcmrnD,

The Republican Building,
Ehird and King, Wilmington, Dol
BY
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22
For Bale.

t6reee W unity ofihis IN suburban rs,iI
chojce ~ or ground. NJ, ias large II. \
tric Raiiwu.n,.; located opnn,l,n m A. abaud.rl
pronoSt." depo', will p'sile The nes
frensh siresA, Apply to i. eH, Th,aIpE. I'd
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-20
CAPITAL AND NNIGRATTON.

The next three years lull In the politi
csl world, It is believed, will De marked
oy rapid aud substantial advance In the
growth and prosperity :of this state.
Fort Worth, never behind In the race OF
progress, already feels the quickering
lnGuerces. Trades are being consun-
mated, new projects advocated, and
foreign capital seeking Investment, The
timld capitalist Of the North thinks ne
f1ds in Republican administration 4
safe guarantee OF lie and money in the
South, sud no doub! this feeling, for 1t is
only feeling, as in the past four years
there has been no cause for distrust, viii
lead to the location in the South Of money
and Of Ie1. Families Ecccupy,rg the
vacant lands Of Texas viii do more
to develop the country and eventually
bring into The monetary circles IS much as
these capitalists who, residing elsewhere,
would make Of Texas and her sister
states an Ireland in America. landlord
ism is not what is needed, but steady
fow Of immigrants, sturdy snd brave,
who shall make CUR prairles blossom as
the rose, Ill cur elevators with grain, our
packing houses with meat, and get spin
dies rolling in our towns.
Money Is neeied to establish manufac-
!oiies, provide means OF transportation,
snd generally encourage industries; but
orswp, muscle kDd brain will form 81 in
tito that shall speedily create
what some have pleased 10 torn New
South. In the busy hive, each has Its sp.
pointed place, snd the pas. Of + ort Worth
astifss the expectation that the future
will not dd her idle or recrsant.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-20

The question Of the validity Of the Bell
telephone patent has not, IS some may
suppose, been finally settled. A decision
has lately been rendered by the Uai.ed
States Supreme court which will lead to
ld!ciai sscertaInment Of the fact as to
wae'her OF ret the Bell pitent was pro-
c9rst bY fraud. After the dismissal Of
tia government suit brought in Ohio, be-
cause @! s lack CT jurisdiction, suit WAS
Instituted In Massachusetts, under the
lava Of which state the Bell company was
o:ganized. An sttemp. WAS made to de.
iea. this suit on technicslity, and de-
cision was rendered ags!nst the Cavern
meat by the court below. This decision
his o.eu reversed by the supreme court
snd tae case VIII cow go to trial on its
merits,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-20


That Cleveland is right and Harrison Is
president.
That West Texas is in good 11snoial
condition and progressing rapidly.
That the present winter Is likely to so
down to history as the rainy season,
That 8 grand jury In Texas which
didn't bet on the election will be hard to
find.
That the tariff tends to split not only
the solid South but the solid n birth as
well.
That little gravel here and there II
dry weather Is preventive Of hog-wsl
10 rs In vet weather.
Thai the stock yhrds and good country
yosds would be worth more 10 Fort Worth
than two additional railroads..
That two weeks CT cold, rainy weather
is bsd on cotton yet in the boil, but good
fer grain in the coming spring.
That good roads running in all dIrec-
tlons from the city would be Of mors
beaefs ifsn another railroad in any direc.
ton.
That With good roads in Tarrent County
st this time farmers could hsul their pro
ducs to market while unable to work In
the fields, and that the retail trade Of the
city would be benefited.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-20
Dana's osmpaisn Lessons.
New York Sun .


The educational campaign has tsugh!
diserent lessons from those expected By
the educators, but they are lessons which
will be remembered and taken to heart BY
every man who sspires to political dis
tinction in the United States for the next
generation. Among the lessons in which
the American paople passed their exsDi-
nations o. the 6th day OF Ncv3nber are
these:
T1e president OF the Uoi.ed States has
to re q politician.
When party elects prasidentit elects
win him fedora! ofiice-holGeEs of it's OWE
political isith.
The party thst does not practice the
great Democratic msxim, which, ex-
pressed with plailness to scare limo
ceoIs, is To the Victcr Belong the Spoils.
will itseit become tins spoil9 Of the opIo
site psrty.
Tarn tlo rsscals cut doesn't mean keep
the rsEc sis IN.
Aptesidsnt Is no! party despot, bu. Z
tru, !ae for the benefit Of his party.
Ali civil service reform is dead.
Even 6 president must have rields.
a b'g brain and big mead are not
Synonymous.
R,;pboRs won't wash.
30 much ioy The political lessons OF tie
educational campaign.
We respectfully snd urgently invite the
attention Of Professor Henry Watterson
Of the Kentucky College CT Free Trade
IL Professor QlxrIes Mills Of the Corsi-
cana Golden Lyceum to this politico-
ect nomic Lesson. Il ,s tine to complete
their educstior. stree they will doubtless
continue il the service CT the Democratic
party,
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