Daily Republican., 1889-11-02
Dots

Grand Royal 10-cent cigar. rs and 30
In boz. Durstein. East Second street.
The finest 5-csnt cigar to-day 10 San
Rosa. $3.50 per box Of 100. Dnrstein, .
East Second street
Go 70 waither & Co, south OF Marke
street bridge, 10 got your carriages 70
paired
There will DO sale Of gents' furnish
ing goods at Front and Market streets on
Monday afternoon and evening. q. w.
stanton, anetioneer
For whips, harness and horse equip
ments 60 TO Yerger's, 4O7 shipley street.
As YOU STROLL AROUND stop and see
the live man at ll5 East 4th street.
Neck scarfs from 10 TO soc. at Wyatt
q Co.'S.
Harness repaired promptly at Perkins lol
w. Eighth street.
Order carpets cleaned by New Clean
ing Works, No. 1903 West Eighth street.
Telephone, 54i.
Tin.roodng, guttering and spoutlDg
old roofs repsited and painted. Estl
mates furnished. A. Chambers, No. 222
King street.
smeltz s. Co. have just received one
car Of choice apples, which they will sell
very low. Call and look ct them.
Most everybody chews Red Light to-
baceo, but two or three, and they will ia
a few minutes; sold by all dealers. CHAP.
MAN, cole agent, Seventh and Orange
treets, and . East Third street
You smack your lips when You wake
up in the morning aud smell u. y. Pier
sons new buck wheat fiap-jacks cooking
In the kitchen. Fifth and King. SEQ adv.
The subject of the illustrated Sunday
| evening sermons at the Second Baptist
Church for this month Ia Noah. To-
morrow evening II 10 Noah's Faith.
The Women's Indian Association will
meet at Mrs. Benjamin Niclds, No. 500
at 8. so o'clock. Delegates to the National
Association will be appointed aud a full
attendance Is desired.
The Wiley Senate will give their frat
sociable on next Tuesday evening In the
ChurchmAn Building, Tenth and Market
streets,
People who patronize Robinson's boot
and shoe store, No. 113 East Fourth
street, stand n chance Of getting q good
watch for Christmas present.
Hon. Jacob Tome of Port Deposit has
contributed $500 towards the erection OF
q new church at Chanceford, York
county, Pa, that being his native town
ship.
| Col. John Miller, of Elkton. has re-
turned TO this city.
A settlement has been made OF the af-
fairs of the defunct Dean w oolen Com
pany of Newark, Del. The tockholders
received 81. 30 on each share of stock
worth at par $50. This makes 10 cents on
the dollar.
Daniel Baldwin of Cecil County, Nd,
has removed to Newark, in order that
his children may attend the Academy
and obtain good education.
The board OF directors Of the Builders
Exchange will hold their regular month.
ly meeting on Monday evening.
The Tax Methods.
Promptly at 0 o'clock this forenoon
J Col ectors Dougherty and Mckee were 81
their desks. Mr.. Dougherty was met BY
long line OF poll taxpayers anxious t.
! pay their taxes. There were but two oil
a three waiting on Mr.. Mckee. After BIZ
had issued these receipts aud there we
I no more Taxpayers 10 waiting, Mr.. McKe,
: left the Office and was out about an hour,
: when he returned aud found several mer
$ In waiting.
: As soon as he opened his books tn,
4 line to his desk heightened until I
), reached the entrance TO the Office
!. Several property taxpayers coming Il
Il interferred very much with receiving
poll taxes. Ex-Oollector John I. DIcke
" occupied about 10 minutes OF Mr.. Nc
~ KEGS valuable time. Some of the me
a in the line when they saw such poe
prospects for paying their taxes left an,
q went out to their work. At ~ o'cloc
H. ~ Mr.. Mckee finished up his receipts an,
1v none in waiting were shut out.
u The line waiting on Mr.. Doughert
lol wis much longer aud moro compac
by reaching at times out to the head OF IL
ny stairs.
1S A man named Surratt who lives dow
*. on Iron Hill, came In 10 inquire OF Nj
Dougherty about some property out
ns Silverbrook, but Mr.. d. informed hi
IN that considerable time would have to |
on occupied In hunting It up, and he cou
~, not afford to take the time to do 1t no,
he while all these gentlemen here we
'ht waiting. Mr.. Surratt left, Mr.. Dorg
ne ertY promising 10 send his bill to him.
iIi Nathaniel Culbert, who came In "
terday and got his bills, amounting
al $40 and some cents, came In to-day wi
ma, a check for the same. This took sever
nc minutes OF time, and when colored mi
m. told him he ought to take his chances
ng line with the rest, he eaid his taxes wou
ro- pay for $40 poll taxes. That makes
cl- difference, replied tho colored man, 1
~, "a = man with n poll tax is entitled toas mu,
ror consideration as a man who pays $40.
an Boon after 10 o'clock Job II. JacksC
ne. came In and, pressing to the front, ask
en- Mr.. Dougherty II he would accept d
IN proposition he made him In regard
paying his property taxes and the tax
OF all the men in his employ. M
Dougherty said he could not do II, no
ever much he would like to accommoda
him personally.
Mr.. Jackson said he asked no person
+o accommodation, neither did he want r
~ ceipls "blocks OF five" but he want
ng to save the collectors trouble and Il
We men in his employ trouble. Mr.. Doug
b, erty replied again that he did not 4
IL how he could comply with the request
,at Mr.. jackson then addressed Mr.. NJ
Kee mud asked him II he would acce
ny the proposition for all his men and
INF property In his district.
nj Mr.. Mckee gave the same reply tb
III Mr.. Dougherty did. Mr. Jackson II
NO wishing to take up the time of the collie
ii tors, withdrew, with request for the
III TO send him his bills.
ar The proposition Of Mr.. Jackson W
VIC that If the collectors would make @
~ receipts for every man In his emplo
ult Democrats and Republicans alike,
,at would send the collectors a check Tor I
sAN whOlp- tnrln1 In n Ata g.,