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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-07

1t Is now stated that Claus Spreckels,
immense sugar works in Philadelphia
will be ready Tor operation about
June, and it is probable that it will
cause revolution in the sugar bust
ness of this country. We have al
ways had to depend on the cane for
our supply Of sugar, and with the in.
crease OF population this source is in
ADEQUATE to the demand. Mr.. Spree.
kels therefore proposes to use beets in
bis immense factory, provided the far.
mers can be induced 10 raise them in
sufficient quantities, and we appre-
bend that there will not be any diff.
Guilty on this score, il their production
can be made profitable. There are
now about two thousand beet sugar
factories in the world, the greater
number of which are located in France
and Germany. In the latter eOuntry
especially this industry has assumed
such proportions as TO totally exclude
cane sugar. The method of producing
Il has also been greatly improved, and
. 1t Is now possible to make either mo.
lasses or white leaf sugar direct from
the beets, without first working it into
raw sugar for the refneries, as Is the
case with the juice of the cane.
The largest beet sugar factory In the
world Is located in Germany, and has
a capacity Of sixtY-six thousand tors
annually. 1t is supplied with the besl
and most improved machinery, max
ing 17e pounds Of sugar to each ton o.
beets. II will thus be seen that Mr.
6pTeekels is not engaging in an expert
ment, but Is merely starting an indus
try on q large scale in this country
shat has hourished in Europe tor hun
dreds OF years. By the processes nov
In use beets can be used either fresh
or dried, consequently the works car
be run the entire year, and dried beet
procured from distance. OF cours,
the number Of tons Of beets that coult
be grown 70 the acre would be largell
determined by the coil, manure used
and cultivation. Therefore the onl-
way by which our farmers can deter
mine whether or not the culture coul,
be made pay, would be by actual ex
pertinent,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-07
ON SATURDAY,
THE isrH DAYoP JANUARY iss

Atao'eiock. .. m.
the following described real estate visi
Az ne following asssriesd tfse 4. q n, isna
u SpnsIed. county and sisis siSrsssia,
Sss ss:s, :. sas f 81 s psss soss sass
n: n, ma INA SIsss 1 ss .s.s
| 81 xht aad twenty iFht henarsdths perches !e
stake, thence with said Barre land south
sixty.fcaI and half desree. cas-, thirty-nins
tisnce along ! line % Richard Sac son's Lard
north forty-nine degrees east = and
@ ss ss %s Sn
n sr o. j, land o. john Tsyiof, thsnss win ssia
hty-eue pershss 20 stake al me Aforesaid
oastariy side OF said public road, thence along
the sHine sontherly eighteen snd half degrees
psrrhes % the beginning. containing seyen
scses and thirty perehss o. Land. more ?, isis
Tovnssnd and wife, dated November - islt
and recorded In Deed Record II. volume 70,
NJ. /. besinnins AZ napse tr e. ON sastsry
John Taylor. thence BY said ROAD south cish.
sIsRty. four feet % s'shs. senss BY line o.
Morley's land south seyenty-one degrees
twenty-five minutes east. three hundred and
north Jifss -nins desrses aad any ininstss
wet three-hnndred and ninety one feet aud
,nsss iashss g the essisnins; 6on,aiaIas one
lea, ~; :. Bss,nnins q sta a. corner s,
public road, thenec north iarty-nine dserses,
icr's land, themes ss sid land soash sfsy-isSr
iesn feet six inchss % STAKE Ia lands Of ssid
tvcnij Ave minutes east. iolty-,essn fsst 70
Ssndrsd and sl.g.t@S sqssfs " ises q isnd.
IN ss q ss s pass ro. R Ss
thence ncrtheasieris along said road forty S,i
feet 10 stake IN other lands OF said Tayisf
sy m,nate. els two ,S sepaala s@s ssss
thence souih~cstsriy parallel % ihs Grst ds'.
ns efy e noss a ss ss. as
elehty-slsht feet % The place 81 hesinniss, be
Mug sG Il shs soaaSeasr5 Nae q saia s psslc
road, corner for other lands OF said Morley
ssd Tsylsr thence aloag line OF other lsnds
quarters degrees. east two himdret snd eighty
four feet six inches 70 corner. thance sesth
west iweuiy. feel % other land OF sa d Morley,
thence by said Mofley's other land nor u Ilfty-
niue degrees aud my minutes, west twO-hun-
drct and eighty eight feet 20 the the place OF
beginning, be the contents thereof what they
may. Tie said four last described lots being
conveyed IN fee to the said Edward N. Morley
by two indenfures A. follows; BY deed OF
John Y. Taylor aud wife dated November %,
A. d., 1874, recorded In Deed Record II, VOL
ume 40, rage ~, ete.. Conveying lots Nos, !,
John y, Taylor and wife, dated Apfii g.. a.
D., lSsA conveying lot No. 4. recorded IN
Decd J., volume u. page go, etc.. a. by ref
erenoe 10 the said records will more fully APP
pear.
seized and taken into execution as the prop
erty OF Edward n, Morley and Anna n. Nor
ley, his wife, aud I. Z. - and to be sold BY
ALVAN ALLEN. Sheriff.
sherin's Ohiee, Wilmington, January =
1850. -
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-07


The Addicks boom for the United
States Senatorship seems to be grow.
ing daily, and there is every reason to
believe that when the caucus Is held
on Thursday he viii develop astreHgth
that many do not expect. Anthony
Higgins, George v. Massey, Charles
Fl. Treat and N. b. SmiLhers are each
aspirants for the position, and while
each has his friends it cannot be de-
MED that each also has his enemies.
Therefore, with these four candidates
in the fed 1t is possible that o com.
promise may be effected by the selec.
ton of Mr.. Addicks. This is more
especially the case, as the supporters
OF each of the four candidates will not
be likely to unite on either of the four,
consequently it seems that there is .
good chance for dark horse.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-07

The day has passed Tor the farmers
OF this Peninsula to raise grain or cat
lie q . profit, and we venture the as
sertion that there Is very little. II any,
wheat raised in this State that does not
cost as much, or more than il win sell
for. This is caused by two things, the
hrst being the increased value OF land,
and the second the increased commu-
nication BY railroads with the great
West, where grain and cattle eau be
raised and delivered In our Eastern
cities Tor less money than they can be
raised here. Farmers are complaining
that they cannot get anything like a
paying price fer their cattle, and some
OF thepE even propose to ask for legis-
latiQnfto keep the Chicago and other
Western meat out OF the market, but
i would be just az reasonable TO ask
for legislation 70 prevent Western
grain being brought to the Eastern
States, or for the peach growers Of
New Jersey TO ask the Legislature oil
New York TO enact law prohibiting
Delaware peaches being brought to
that 6tate no that they could secure
the market for themselves.
The reason that grain and stock rails
fng does not pay any longer in this
State 10 the fact that we are, by in
creased railroad communication,
brought into direct competition with
places that can raise grain. and can
grow beef mutton and pork cheaper
than we can. That Is the whole sum
and substance of the matter, and the
only alternative Is for our farmers Il
tarn their attention TO raising thing
that will pay. Last year there wert
over one million head OF beeves killed
In Chicago for shipment East, and thil
fact is sufficient to show why ou
farmers cannot longer raise beet cattli
at Q profit Just SO long as GU
butchers can buy dressed beef tina
gives satisfaction 10 their customers a
less price than they can obtain 1t BY
buying the cattle and slaughterinj
their own beeves, just that long they
will handle the dressed beef, and W
scarcely think that any constitutional
legislation could be enacted to proven
their so doing. While we sympathiz
with our farmers that such is the case
these are facts which cannot be passe
lightly by.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-07

There Ia q movemeRx I'm Philadelphia
10 obtain some leesletion 10 prevent
parents insuring he Xves Of their chill
dren, and pei1oH has been presen-
ted TO Governor \ eaver asking him 10
recommend such q measure to the
Legislature The grounds on which
this 10 asked are, that an insurance OF
this nature 10 an incentive to murder,
and although this may be the case in
very few instances, Il cannot be &C.
cepted as q general rule. On the con.
tDAry, we believe that an insurance Of
this nature Is highly beneficial In thou
sands Of cases. There are but few thai
feel the five or ten cent? week paid
a. q premium, and yet we know Of
several instances In this city where
had II not been for the money received
from the company, the parents would
have been obliged to depend on charity
to bury their children. We cannot see
any good reason why, because the sys
ten is abused by few. the many who
are honest in their intentions should
be deprived oil its benefits
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-07

money an d Business"
Our sales last week were
great, but natural. The
after holiday rush Is less i'm
petuous and powerful than
before, bu, yet very great.
The price movement which
tavors the buyer exception
ally grows stronger daily.
Our monaeers are making
such operations as none but
the largest operators can
make and only at this sea-
son Of the year.
Annual settlements clus-
tea Bargains about the New
Year, and our assembly Of
them this year from our own
stocks and other surpasscs
all previous occasions.
The following stocks are
principally affected thus fal
Linens,
Wool and BiorStsa Dyes,
c O0as,
Upholstery.
Men's and Boys CIothinp
Mans GIO0es,
WOn1sn's Bksck Cotton an,
MeY1nO Hosiery,
Muslin Undsy7Osay,
Wonzen'S and M,sSe.
engagements,
Books,
House, Furnishing Ayti1
. les.
t The following column
contain fresh and interestin
. aunoancements.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
7, Dress Goods.
. Continuation Dress Pa
terms. The many sorts fro
" 81 to $1O-hali prices yc
know-are being brougl
to the counters rapidly.
force of men Is kept busy
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-07

course II Messrs. Neasy and Dickey
insist on remaining they will have 70
be let alone, a. they are too powerful
Q factor In the Democratic party to be
cast aside. They and few others
run the party and have run
II for years. consequently their
power Is something that cannot
be despised. II they are retained. o.
We think II probable they win be, "
viii cause another disruption In Me
party which could not DO averted by
their removal. Tho day, however, Il
not far distant when the people will
take hand In these matters/ and then
scheming politicians will /be left to
shit tor themselves.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-07

Some of the greatest men that ever
lived were Of small stature aud insignifi-
cant appearance The reader will readily
recall mary instances. Very small are
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets,
but they are far more effective than the
huge, old-iashioned pills which are so
difficult to swallow and so harsh In their
action. The pellets" are gentle and
never cause constipation. For liver,
stomach and bowel arrangements they
have no equal.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-07

Is kept busy Extracting, filing and
making teeth. His prices Rrs reason-
able, and all work warranted to be 6rst-
elAss III every psrtlculAy. He extracts
teeth for 900; With ga, 500. A sst Of
teeth, $3.50; best, IS. Teeth flied with
silver, 75c.; amalgSn, Soc. gold, 81 And
upwards. Teeth cleaned for tic. ofics,
703 Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-07

When baby was sick, We Raye hss cAstoELA,
When She was Child she cried for csstoria
When she became Mia she chung to Csstori,
When she had children she gave THEN Csa.
toriA.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-07

That everybody ought to know that A,
Sergeant gives 2240 lba. Of the best,
veil cleaned coal In every ton you buy.
Oak, pine and hickory kindIine wood In
large losds. Lime for whitsw ashirz 4.
Yard, foot Of Mouroe street. Central
ofiice, Seventh and King strssts. Look
TOR the blue sign. Open in the evening
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-07

Ntt V ~
IL is1sn exact duplicate oi
the Crossley loom. b only 8
feet long, IS inches wide
and Q feet high. Il can
weave % yards a day Of
perfect carpet A inches wide.
You can see IL running out
Of the loom. the figure
weaving the motto "Home.
Sweet Home"
A regular loom Is 9 feet
wide, "a feet long and Ia
feet s inches high. You
can therefore see how won.
derful is this little model,
which Is composed Of soaS
distinct pieces.
The power Is an electric
motor.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-07

A few Mems Stockinet Coats
hat were $3.50 and $3.50 shall
go at $3.50 and $3.50.
Market street entrance, Main Aisle.
500 more of the quaint Jap
anese Skeletons just in. New
comicalities. Ifyou must have a
skeleton in the closet have a
good one-and as little a.
maybe.
JOHN WANAMAKER
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-07

DEGIsTER'e ORDER.
IN RE9IaTER's OFFlCE

NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL
ypon he application % Eiis & n 4;
minlatI atfiN d Thomas j.. Fina. meg
Miil Creek Hundrtd, In SAD tt'
deceAsed, II " ordered and die 80 y
the lEeEister that the AaaifniHfraury s'1'eti
five notice q kIahtiag - isiyess OF ,tr.f,
tIltion, upeq the e.tAts 81 the d-'.s'7
win the date % gaming tHFg
By causing. advertisements to Z, pHe
within % daYe rom tie date
i plasss OF ihs eot'sty dfAsw Castle, rt,ll
ali pefacnA having deniaRds .Ainst VA a
70 present tho same, or abide by 81 q
Assembly In aueh case made aud lfnN'A,
and aiso cause the. sans g bs inseIl'l y ~
the same period IN the paliy itrf ~,
Anewspapef puOiishtdta Wilmlns son' .,'s
be continued therein three Nessn q, d,
49, Given under the band ~ I,
IL. s. }Ofice OF the Register afpl "a .
IT, wilmluHicn, n New oaitl, e'ad
Aforesaid, the day and year spoye W lNtPi
JOHN X, BhkDfUkD, hssl't'
NorfCR.- -Aii persons havtnR ciah a. Nh
the estate Of the deceased must pr 'i "
same, duly altcfted 70 the Adiu4Ha 'it
on or before Deccmbvr 18th, 1877. l'l
the Act. Of assembly In such case i4'. 90
Ki.LA n. YLINs. Admin 4.
Address. Wilmington, Del. ,..,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-07

1E7'a @@Hs'1E S1su0
and freedom from too frequent use OF
glasses 10 the result Of using DR.. SHINING
Eye Cure, the great medicine for sore,
weak and infiamed eyes and eyslids.
70 and 90 csnts. Depot Fourth and
King streets. Wilmington; PhilRdel-
phiA, Smith s. Kline Co., 429 Arch St.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-07

Square dealing has limita-
tons. An interested wit
ness Is discounted. and that
is the limitation that hind
ers the exposure OF many
a trade fraud. Some great
staple article with value as
real and solid as a Govern.
ment Golden Eagle is Offer
ed at an impossible price.
If you are familiar with the
goods and demand the ad-
vertised stuff you may get
it. II NOT, you get something
else, for the doctrine of 1--WE
know how to get even with
the trade" governs.
There are many such, but
we may not tell who. That
would be PharIsaIsm. You
can find them if you want
meantime the merchants
who have a right to your
confidence suffer some, but
you suffer more. Square
dealings has limitations.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-07

It seems that Tax Collectors Neary
and Dlckey have changed their minds
since last fall, and although they at
that time gave Out publicly that they
did not want the positions, and in fact
would not under any circumstances
have them any longer, they have now
come to the conclusion that they
would like to remain undisturbed q
while in these lucrative offices. OF
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-07

8@@b &lDU
Walnut Sideboard. l65 40
Third floor. -Four elevators.
Skaz0Ls.
Everything in Shawls. OF
late we've mostly told of
Valleys and Umritzurs be-
cause they may be had for
so wonderfully little. and it's
the dream of every woman's
life to some time or other
own an India Shawl.
But a pinch OF money does
In other sorts what a hand
iul was needed for a few
years back.
We have toppled dozens
Of sorts into the quickest Of
the out-rushing tide.
Long Blanket Shawls, all
wool, good value at $3.50,
now $3.50.
I Same, largest size, down
from IS to "a, and from Sc
to IS.
Best American Blankei
shawIs reduced from 81 tc
Sc.
French Chudda ShawIs
cream, sky, cardinal, Grim
son, deep blue, down from
So so and So to SO.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-07
ON THURSDAY,
THE 10TH DAY OF JANUARY, 1880,
At2o'ciock. p. M,

The following described real estate, viz;
All that certain lot OF parcel OF land with a
Two ssoried frame house thereon, situate In
the city OF wilmington aforesaid, and bound-
ed and described 10 follows to wit;
Begtnnlng a. point on the northerly side OF
Lobdeil street between Cha mont and Head
Streets at the distance OF i06 feet from me
corner formed by the intersection OF aAid side
~ Lnndel street and the westerly tide OF
Claymont street, themes northeriy parallel
with Claymont street, through the middle Of
the partition wall between this house and ths
mouse adjoining on the cast rs feet 10 the
sohtherlY side OF a = feet Wide alley, connect-
Ing with four feet wide alley leading into
sopdell stresl; thence along said side OF said !
iset Wide alley westerly z feet TO q stake,
thence snutherlY aud parallel with Ciaymoni
strtet through the partition wall betW seI
this house and the house adjoining on IN,
west ~ feet 70 the Aforesaid side OF Lobdsl
street, and thence thereby eAsteriy IL feet x
We piace OF pesinnfng. be the contents there
selzsd and taken in execution as the prop
erty OF Louis Gnann and Theresa, his wife
and I. t., and 70 bes2ld by
s...,.,.o ALvAN ALLEN. Sheriff.
sherin's once, Wilmington. December "a
1909. d4-eod-ts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-07

| GHERIFF'S SALE by VIRTUE
- 81 writ Of Ncndiuoni ExponAa 10 me
directed, will he exposed 20 puulic sale, At The
netel now occupied by Ferdns Sturgeon, IN
Newport in Chrlstlana. Hundred, Now Cas-
/ Tie county. Delaware,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-07
ORDER.
n HE0IsrHlt'S OFFICE,
kkw CAsTLR COUNTY, DEL

Az Hh0ln ItlNsH VHtlA r.
kkw CAsTLR COUNTY, DEL
Dccomber 20th, i'7-.
Upon the application Of II. WIZ I've
AID .ouis AgneW, Ekecut0rs Of $40,
u. Dixon, lats Or ChEisilsna Hunlni D
aid connty. deceased, Il - order :
restsd ~ the Refttsr that is- i,s.a
lors sfoseszid, rive notice % st's|
the estate Of tha deceased, WITH tht ~
ErsnttnE thareoL ~ causing adyrrtl,,t H 70
70 be posted within forty days from q "
0fsueh letters In Hir OF tbs most pn0lic WtS
Of the county Of New Castle req uif. =
persons havtag demands egafnat the sfaH.
present the same, or ebidd by an Aci d y
eembiy In such ease made and provide y
also cause this same 70 he inserted within .
same period In the DAILY ltRruBLiCNi
new paper puDiished in Wilmington, %.
and % % continued therslA tire, H''h
| Ut Given under the hand and syd4
r. Wilmington, In New Castle roaIJ
tforesaid. the day and year above wrlisi'
| JOHN X. BRADFORD, Regspf.
| HoTIcN.-All persons having claim a.sEf
the estate OF the deceased must pre- u u
same, duly Attested y the E1eCu z,
/ or before Dec. 10Th, 1852, or abide n \ 30
| Assembly In such cAse made aud proved.
VI. MILLS TAI HOB
LOUIS A6NEW.
Address Ksnnes Square, Pa. az -,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-07

finest grade, s. kind To-
$3.50.
Best quality Himalayar
Shawls.d down from 50 to SO
Second floor, near Juniper and Chest
nut streets corner. Four elevators.
Mxs1ia Uadeyusa,.
Scarce necessary that We
repeat:
The Department is on the
second floor. first gallery, and
newly furnished.
GosCas. Over 5000 of the
grade advertised on Monday
last at 60 cents have been sold.
We make them. The large
sales prove their cheapness.
Not hyperbole to say worth 81.
Muslin Gowns reduced.
Price was s2.25. The Hamburg
edgings and insertings are
very dainty, the tucks on yoke
fine and numerous. Price is
SI.5o.
Cambria Gowns reduced.
Price was 81. Torchon in
$ ertin g-tucks between-on
yoke, plenty of it-and lace on
front, neck, and sleeves. Price
is $3.50.
Cheniises. Cambria with Tor
chon trimming at S. cents,
should be SIPS: Muslin with
fine Hamburg trimming at 90
cents, ought TO be 81; and a
small quantity of good muslin,
ruffled neck and sleeves, at Is
cents.
Corset CoVerS. About 1000
at IS cents-enough for a day
or two.
Sets. Cambria; Gowns 81,
Drawers IS cents, Chemise zs
cents-S2.so in all. Bari
gains each and all. Ample
trimmings of Valciennes lace
with tucks and ruffles.
Dr1fz0ers. Additional bar,
gains at S. and 90 cents.
Skirts. Nearly all the sort.
previously advertised are still il
stock, and to-day two more, 81
and $3.50 respectively, ar,
added.
Our attention is also being
given to the higher grades o
which in the future the stool
will be fuller than ever.
Second floor. Juniper street side.
CUTLERY.
Table cutlery has light enough
and room enough in its cos,
second floor space. We don
know Of so full and well bal
anced a stock anywhere else i
town. Not a thing in it tn;
won't bear the closest lookin
at and comparing-includin,
price tags.
Carver and Fork:
Staghorn Handles. S1.90
Celluloid Handles. sees. as 1.75
Rubber Handles, LIZ IS5
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-07
NAMAK ER,S


Do you now how carpets
are made?
Probably not.
But you may know very
easily il you will be taught
by an object lesson.
On our second floor In
the Carpet Gallery there
will be running for some
days to come the best speci.
men of a model Carpet
Loom ever seen In this
country.
1t Is run by Joseph Coley
Of Worcester, Mass, whc
bestowed ali his leisure 70,
two years upou It's con
/ struction.