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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-02-28
Friday.

Senate--Bflls introduced: Authorizing
township trustees to purchase revised stat
utes; providing guardians for inebriates;
providing penalties. for ticket scalpers; re-
quiring boards of education to purchase
school books from publishers; reorganizing
the city government Of Cincinnati. Bills
passed: Authorizing land owners to make
improvements along highways; providing for
five female directors for the female depart,
ment of Cincinnati workhouse. -t
House-No business transacted
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-02-28

senate-Bill passed: Providing that no
Limitation of time shall hold for bounty
claims. Bill introduced: Providing penal
ties for creating deficiencies. pT's!. 81
" House-Bills introduced: Providing for
but one board to appraise property in assign
ment cases; requiring the listing of all per-
sonai property; authorizing villages of the
tirst-class to increase the levy from eight to
ten mills; prohibiting the manufacture and
sale Of patent medicines; requiring surveys
of county lines to be kept in the surveyors
Office i... f g-E r n
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-02-28

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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-30
Another Letter from Rev. L. L. Hubbard
New Castle Star,

Ahother Lettertrom lseN. II. l.. huDDhru
New Castle Star.
ARDRIE, SCOTLAND, April 8, 1880.
Scotland is a fine country. passed the
border and said goodbye to England a
few days ago, and at ouce began to climb
hills. The longest enc was twelve miles
began the ascent under favorable cir
cumstances, but when 2lS miles from the
top the clouds lowered until the tops of
the mountains were 100 feet In the clouds.
Then they seemed to recognize my
presence and came at me In furious
snow storm. was ~ miles from the
town l bad left and Ia miles from the
nearest one ahead, so, putting on my
waterproof, defled wind and snow, and
reached Hawick at noon. While nearing
the top OF this ascent the road was be-
tween two very high mountains, running
parallel for neatly mile.
The sides were w Il covered with sheep,
and on top of one was the shepherd with
bis dogs. l was much interested TO see
the doEs go when spoken to, first here,
then there, keeping the hOcks together,
and one flock from the other. Though
the shepherd was ut the top could dis
tinctly hear him talking to his dogs. The
next place OF special interest was the
Melrose Abbey, built $50 years ago ana
destroyed during the Reformation. The
walls still stand, and some o. the original
roof covers the side rooms. There is sui.
ticlent evidence to establish the fact that
once this was a most magnificent eliace
Melrose was the home of Sir Walter
Scott, and In the Abbey Is the stone on
which he sat TO deliberate AID compose
bis beautiful verses.
Near this stone is buried the heart OF
Rruce, aud the body of Douglas. who
died In the effort to carry the heart OF
Bruce TO Palestine for sepulchre. / now
Introduce To you the most beautiful aud
elegant city Lave seen-the capital OF
Scotland aud The Queen OF Britain -
Edinburgh. For situation and for archi-
tectutal elegance It cannot easily be Sur
passed. was Interested 10 old Gray
triars churchyard, where Is the tomb Of
100 martyrs - Edinburgh's part OF the
| Is, 900 who died for the Gospels sake.
In "Midlothisus Heart" in the pave
ment near st. Giles church, marking
the spot where the execution of the
martyrs occurred. In the monuments
to Livingston Nelson, the Albert Memo
rial, the Scott, the restored Gross, and
the house Of John Knox.
AT 1880 mounted my " heel and rode
out Princess street towards Glasgow, rid
ing through the great coal regions OF
Scotland, and reaching Ardrie at 9. 80,
quite tired, having ridden over muddy
roads "a miles. A stout cyClist might
ride 81 miles IN an afternoon on muddy
roads quite easily, but | haven't much
strength. Yesterday was housed all
day, could not go to church. Pm much
better to-day, and will be in Glasgow at
Q to- morrOS morning, D. V. With much
| fellowship and some WEAKNESS, am, re-
speetiully, f. L. HUBBARD.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-30

TheDemocrats are organizing for the
coming city election, and seems about
limo the Republicans were doing some
thing. There is no doubt but every
effort will be put forth to keep Rcpub-
llcans from voting at this election, but
II is hoped that every voter who is on
the assessors lists will pay bis tax and
do everything in his power toward Sc
curing republicans victory. The
coming election is very important,
from the tact that those who are now
elected will, after 1890, have the en-
tire control OF the affairs and property
OF this city outside Of the commission
ers. 1t therefore seems time that the
Republicans were doing something
and preparing for the fight, as it is
very important that the next Council
shall, If possible, have a Republican
majority, There is, however, but
little hope OF this, as the way that the
Democrats now have the city gerry
wandered, the Republicans. although
In the majority. can have but little
chance of securing the Council; still
the effort should be made. even il fail
ure should result.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-30

The majority Of the liquor dealers
seem perfectly satisfied with the $500
license fee, but the people who have
given the matter any attention are not
satisfied 10 have this entire amolnt 60
to the stete. Provision should have
been made In the bill whereby 5000 OF
each license for this city would revert
TO the city treasury. The majority of
the cases that occupy the attention OF
the Municipal Court are caused by in
temperance, and it would be nothing
more than just to pay at least part OF
the expense with the money derived
from licenses. 1t Is said that had it
not been for some of the liquor dealers
the excise bill would have been
adopted, but they were opposed to It,
because the commission would have
been composed of our own citizens,
whom, 1t Is but reasonable TO suppose,
would have known better than any one
else who were and who were not 1T
persons to have license.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-30
& OHIO RAILROAD.
ID Schedule in effect March 10. 1880.
TRAINS LEAVE DEL. AVE. DEPOT.
II tar Rn1-Nn

EAST BouNp.
sExpress trains.
New YoRK, week days, ~ 10, ! co. 40 20. a.
M. +l2 Os, s2 %, IS ", 10 Il p. in.
NEW YoRK, sunday, s2l3 u. IN, sl1Os
PauADiLFnIi, week days, sslo, Slo.
700, 755, IS so. 900, so %, II 10 a m,
AZ 6S, l 90, F2Os 800 355, sos. 6l0. COS.
" ~, los s IS, 40 50 .. m.
rnlLApkLrHIA. sundays. s2Is, 5oo, 55s,
IS os, 5iO, 8 o5, Il, ! IS 80 10 p. m.
CHESTER, week days, - 10. clio. 200.
1855, - 80, 300, tlO %, II 10 u. M, 'l20s,
! 90, 2 05, 800, 355, sos, 01O. COS, GA.
II 10, a. NJ, si5Gs, / 90, s2oS, 800, S5S,
sos, $40, COS, SS5, 80 ~ p; m.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON, 81 50, 20 a.
III Is n. m, as. - %. $3.50 as O5. All
daily; 80 II. M. - Is p. IN. daily, except
Sunday.
CmicAGo AND PlTrsuuRa $50 n. IN,
IS so p. M; both daily.
Cincinnati and st. Louis, al IS Il. IN
and " 0j p. nj.
slNdxRIT AccoMMoDArIoS, 73o p. M
and IL 10 y. m. daily.
LANpESBERd ACCOMMODATION, week
days, IL % a. m, . Is aud 8 30 y. M; sun.
days, 9 so II. m. and 80 y. m.
TRAINS LEAVE MARKET STREET STATION.
For Philadelphia. 50 am. and - PIN.
Il. m. daily except sunday. u ~ n. m
sunday only. For Lnndenberg. 0 q
A. nj I6Sl "A. m. and 237
y. M. daily except sunday. 025 u. IN
ON Sunday only; b 20 p. M. daily,
LEAVE PHlLA DELrIIA ron WILMISGToS.
Daily, = 10. 49, Is, 900 ~ 10 n. IN, 1900
noon. | 20. 800. - Is, 49, - is. q 80, u go
S 10, 10 10, II 30 u. III.
Daily, except sunday. CSC aud 725 n.
M, u Is. u % and 50 i. M. Sunday only,
5 ~ n. m.
Telephone No. 100.
Bn-l.ates to western points lower than
via any other line.
co. SCULL, w. NJ. CLEMENTS,
Gunl Pass. Agt, General MANAGER.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-30

rumApKLIHlA, Tuesday April 30. 1850.
The completeness of the
Art.hcia. Roses. even to the
thoins! Innocent thorns,
like courlier's words, not
made 10 stick you; flexible
thorns, pliable 10 the touch.
yet appearing fierce enough
to tear your flesh. But
they are q delusion. A
pleasant delusion, these ar
tificial flowers, beautiful bur
not costly.
East of Transopt steps.
Ribbons again. This time
Tlnsel Brocade, almost like
Oriental Galloon. They
were $I.I5, afterward 81,
To-day. while they are still
in the freshness of q JUS
come fashion, you may gel
them at 40 cents. A fea'
of trade ledgermaln. Dom
ask the how or why. TAX
the bargain as you do The
sunshine-a matter of course
East OF Chestnut street entrance.
17.yard pieces White
Shanghai Silk, SIo.5o--b,
the yard, 75c. Unhesrd 0
prices. Only 1870 pieces.
West Transept.
The polish on top. Be
rate the Silk Hat, whistle
down the wind, call 1t w
calmly, abuse 1t, coademI
it-you, all of you, cannc
dethrona it. 1t Is a need c
manhood, OF self respec
! of civilization.
: You doubt, deny2 Ste
5 into our Hat Store, pl
{ aside your Derby, and vie
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-30

1t is stated that the patrol wagon
which Council proposes to purchase is
only the commencement oil the intro
duction of the police telegraph system
into this city, and that it is the inten.
ton next year to go still further, and
introduce the telegraph and a number
Of signal boxes. This could have been
done just as easily this year, but it is
probable that Council in this matter,
the same es in some others, prefers TO
make hastle slowly.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-30
TUESDAY. APRIL 80, 1889.

These Democrats who obtained hun
dreds OF blank tax receipts from
Messrs, Neary and Dickey should step
up and settle, as these gentlemen will
shortly retire from office, and it does
not seem right or just that they should
have TO pay for these receipts out OF
their own pockets. 1t is said that the
bill amounts to several thousand dol
lars, and those who had the benefit
OF the receipts should not object 10
pay 1t.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-30
PREPARED ADHESIVE
WHIT E.WESH
For Whitening or Culcring Walls,
Ceilings, Barns, Fences, Houses, etc.

MINED in minutes ready for use
ASYBuDY can apply il.
Pure materials only are used IN this
preparation. 1t IS in paste form sim
ply needing TO be tliuned with water to
prepare for use. NornlNG Poisonous
USED IN THE COMPosIrIoN.
Pure White and rolors
Can BE- applied with the greatest ease
and facility, and when dry will present
n smooth, rich and even surface, which
WILL NOT RUB or SCALE FRUM TN
WALL.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-30

world. New York never does any.
thing by halves, and 1t is hoped that
the weather may remain fair until the
close OF the celebration, so that partici-
pants, as well as those who go to wit.
ness 1t, may not have anything to
mar their pleasure.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-30

New York is enjoying her big
Centennial celebration of the inaugura-
ton of General Washington as the
first President of the United States,
There were over four hundred vessels
In the great naval display yesterday;
and 1t exoelled anything of the kind
ever witnessed III this country. The
fact that so many vessels took part In
II, shows that if the necessity should
Grise We would be able to gather 6
pretty respectable navy The parade
10 day is one of tho largest that has
ever taken place, and had it net beer
absolutely necessary TO deprive somt
of those who wished 10 participate
from doing go, 1t Is probable THU
parade would have been the larges
that ever took place in any part OF thu
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-30
Death OF Isaac LIoyd

Isaac Lloyd who WAS born in Brandy
wine Hundred, but went West Willie a
young man, died al Litchleld Minnesota,
on the 9Th Of Apfi, DurinK>fhe trouble,
some times OF loGl to 1865, Mr.. Lloyd,
while perform ing tAeduties of a soldier
laid the foundation for the complaint
Nble Y, eventually led to his death, He
1900 10 the vicinity Of Litchleld
twenty three years, and maintained a
character Tor integrity and uprightness
not often equSlltd, and for his con.cieu-
tlous honesty was admired aud respected
by all, His family mourns the loss oil
one whose every thought and care was
tor their welfare and prosperity. The
funeral services were conducted by Rev.
A. G., Pinkham on Thursday, the 18th o
April, at the Kingston school house, ate
which the remaius were inferred IN tn
| Litchlleld Cemetery, according to tn
ceremonies OF he Masonic Order OF whicl
/ he was a member.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-30

All the odd lots of Not
tingham, Madras, and
Tambourd Lace Curtains,
accumulation of Spring
trade, have been put by them
selves and marked to jump
for ths doors.
Second hlor, north of Tr1nsept -Four
elevators.
Finest Hamburg Enbroid-
cries at remnan, prices o.
course they are making a
stir. Nairows, All-oVers,
Flounclngs.
Southwest Of centre.
Crisp, cool Linen Sheets
A Summer luxury, an all
the year round delight;
Irish Sheeting, 81 a yard
French Sheeting, &c to sl,55 a
yard
Flemish sheetiug, 75c to sl1O a
yard
Ia the made up Linen
Sheets the hemstitching wall
stand you nothing or mex. tc
nothing, French, 81 30 and
$40 a pair; Irish, SO tc
$3.50.
All the Bed Linen prices
e lean the same way.
> Southwest of centre.
y Two special bargains To-
Misses and Children:
i 200 Misses Jackets. Neat
II tailor. made garments, new
t this Spring; all-wool check
1 and stripes, and plain cloths
I of various coIors. So an,
: So for IA and 16 year sizes
e SO Wooden ORES e 1
:. handsomely braided, Frenc1
sleeves, at about what ma
a teri.l cost. 3 year size
y y $3.50; Agar, 81; 6'year
= y So SO; 8-year, So; Io-yea
. So 80; I2-year, 81.
Second floor, Chestnut street side. Fol
elevators.
- Floor and Stair Linen
II without o scrap of jute c
! waste in the filing.
d Measurements and est
OF mates free in town, car faI
oI out.
~ Near Womon's Waiting Room.
60 JOHN WANAMAKER.
ut
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-30

We can sell you nj.
amos as low a. t,gs
Mo don't want ta
Why because A x
hno even fniry gb,i
cannot be bulltattb.,
price. 'Ns'
Al 500 wa can NV,
you a fairly good nj.
ano, at $3.50 a lip.tNn
piano, ssOO Tor \ nttt'
class piano, aud from
mhl You tan no AZ
hlgh as you please
We do not handle a'r,.
Cyl pianos. II we All
we could take Any
price YOU Offered.
lot OF new oman
which we tnugi'i h.,
cause they wercclieab
We are selling az 2. r.
ts5. Fame as o'i,tcJ
A. sd6 elsewhere smith
American, Eslpy, Na.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-30
Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.

Trains "IIi leave " iimington as folio w
rhns,aelpnia teKprsssI. Z ss. 429ssl, Us
Il b. Is T. ~ y y Il 81 81. n rs
l4Ss s 10 "a ~. 49, i n 4 i y o. %
q; il q ii 81 a NJ. Il b. "a a. "a s.s 70, s snS
a. VI. IS "a az. Sc, IA and i D. ,O M.
/, s Il !. X Kors ii ~ IA Z j; "a "a rs sss i%
g y. 7oa ! - Ind 10 20 D. m. % 'A '"'
For West Cbestsr. va Lsnokiu. GO and
Pof Sen ara t eoentTsY and lntsrneal.t. ..
oGGsi q a; NJ, u t y .n d ~ p n;
M, 900 p. m. and IL is Night. oH'' "AA
HAltluiore and Bay Line, 1872. n.
10 fs. aRG i % ana m Nv wlifaelbs r. "a 81
TreinS for Dslsrsre Division lesve for:
ssors stown and LeweS. ., a. ms 90 PA.
Esrriartqsp beissro md n " way stations. ga,
Spr sp for . = R & ri SOD. m. Wa,
Express scr bower. Harrington. and Del.
EHpross Tor Depe 5, SH q va, pa Point Con
Tort. and Norfolk, EVo HlsAL
Leave pniladelphlA. Bgoea street, for WI.
sit IS o. Ss x s.. M. o. so,. * ~
o.. Ia, go. 3r, iI2,, li,sN, II 81 .. n.
Il. sM. ga AZ zoos iO(O. and Il g .. n,
SUNDAY TRAINS.
FOR fhilSqeIpalA tsKpIeasl, $50, 26e 40
o, 40, A q A. ~, ia, y 10 and 70 ~ p. N
rs. + 20. 10 g AND ID ~ NJ lEia. lAs $40
IoI Chester isIPrss.y. foi. . 10. nu.n.
Accommodation. siSa M. 1910. IS. go
| by, 40 and iu " p. III.
GlS llhis M, lEiH an. VA, 's7h 7Ob and
FOr Vest Chester via LanOsln, sHA m,
FoT 0kps Charles, Old Point Comfort ana
] foT New Cattle, KIRK wood, EiiddietOun,
CiAyJpa Dover, Feltol, 1artinstoa, ETiige-
baltimore and HAshingJua, AZ, %
til,i!l2s. n, TO. 70 - .SOp.T snd 4 y
Leave sSSi Fbiladsip6is, RFosa sTest, ior Il i.
4, H.. Sos $50, III 1, oand i. b +. y.
A. n ~ To- sTd i Il Il p Il. ~ H. o.
For further IN fornStion, ps'sseadfeeTs ara re
ferTed TO the ticket once At the s'edoN'
Trains marie thus t'l arc ll1itei expires
ppon welnh extra fare Is charged.
asncrsi hsSassr General FsssssSsT A x
Wilmington s Northern X. X.
Time Table IN enect, Dec. atI lsss. Train
leave " iminEton (FIenGh street, 40 follows
For ReEdinE, Birdseoio, JoanuAt spring
neld, RaynesOprg Junction, lhsnor PoLtsville
Tamaqua, Allentown, Lebanon, Wernefs
vile and all poln9 on the fhisdelphiA ant
For Springfield, Wayaesb tia9 p JUNCTION
Fora sHs ana nsRI 0 noin
| Fer Goatesviis and iSteriaediste points =
Tor Wet Ne; On ster * tx a. NJ. 40 aud 60
Daily except Saturday and sunday,
For New Bridge and intermediate points
~ p. IN. and on Saturday oalY ~ $40 al
AhvY " -, ,,r ua,dprg ,,d .r,ars,.a,.,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-30


1he death of poor John Brady is
still shrouded in mystery, and there is
no hope that II will ever be cleared up.
The Coroner and his jury have done
everything in their power to get at the
facts in this case, and ascertain who it
was that committed this murder, for
murder II wac, bat they have tailed 10
find anything beyond the fact that the
man was brutally assaulted and died
after weeks Of suffering from the inju
Iies which he then received. This
was all that could he found out, al
though Coroner Gamble and the fore
man OF the Jury spent over half q day
in searching for evidence that would
throw come light on the matter.
Nothing further could be done, and
the only verdict the jury could render
was that the unfortunate man came L
his death from accident, caused b,
blows on his head inflicted by SOM
person unknown to them. The victim
lies in his grave, daughter is pros
trated on a bed Of sickness from Whicl
she may never rise, but the murdGre
goes free ready TO send some other un
fortunate to his grave.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-30


The recent railroad accident in
Canada, by which score of persons
were killed and us many more wound
ed, it Is said was caused by running at
too high speed around a curve. There
Is disposition in some quarters to
censuIe the railroad companies when.
ever an accident of this kind ~
but 1t is difficult TO say 5,lEefiier they
OF ths.Sublic, Sho--( 5mpels them to
run their fr1iins at such terrific speed,
are the most to blame. Whenever two
roads run TO the same place each will
try to shorten the time by Increased
speed, and the road that can make the
distance In the shortest time is the one
that will receive the patronage. The
people demand fast trains, and the
companies are compelled TO satisfy this
demand, therefore 1t seems that the
public are as much to blame when &c
cidents OF this kind occur as the rail
road companies are.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-30

WILD MOORISH CARAVAN
with High Priests, slsve., Arab Horses,
War Weapons, Religious Articles
and Tents Of Animal skins.
Real Wandering TRIBE or BED0TINS.
Charming Agcriaa Dancing Girls.
Herds of ELEPHANTS, droyes of
CAMGLS, Trained ZlIBEAS,
Giratles, Ostriches, Donkcys, Goats,
Sheep, Ponies, Horses, Etc.
Dwarf Hairy Elephant Rlning Bicycle.
WIZARDS BLACK TENT,
with ~ SupernstUral Living Illusions.
Tronpn Of Phenomenal JanAnese ExpnrLn.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-30

We ought not to be TOO anxious to en-
courage nntritd innovation, In cases OF
doubtful Improvement, For quarter OF
a century DR.. Sagc's Caterrh Rene iy has
been before the public and passed
through the severest test and Is pro-
nounced the most reliable remedy for
that disagreeable mslady. Thousands Of
testimonials of Its virtues. 30 cents per
bottle BY druggists.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-30

your mirfored reflection
under a Silk Hat, and say
so then sincerely if you can.
The Derby has its use
also its limitations. Ii is
not universal--many q well
dressed man spoils his toni
ensemble by an inlelicious
hat, often a Derby.
The American Eagle
scieams at the Silk Hat, but
the brains OF England,
France, Germany-all civil
lized Europe are carried in
Silk Hats, and they (the
brains) 60 on serenely de
spite the scream.
Do you not need a Silk Hat
Ia your Spring outhtr Our
Hat Store Is the centre
OF Hat style for the season.
Time was when that ssase-
ment would have been de-
nied-not so now.
Henry Heath Of London
Knox of New York, Wana-
maker Of Philadelphia, each
contributes. You may epeno
from for S. to $S-for the
least may get an excellent
hat, for the highest the best,
plus a reputation that costs
a commission.
Don't suppose that Der
bies are turned down.
They'll get their turn another
day.
Thirteenth and Market streets.
Nothing does 80 much as
Artistic Draperies TO make
the cosyroom cosier. Curtains
and Pc. tleres They tighten
and brighten and soften if
the colors are good and the
designs pleasing.
We never had q more
welcome word TO say OF
Turcoman Curtains. Three
hHnarca @ctrs at about kaH
tie Usual prizes. Importel 6
will overreach themselves
now and then, you kuow.
In the lot you'll find
shades to suit any OF the
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-30

When You drink milk shake at Vessey IS
drug store you get pure Attorney milk.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-30
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