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Daily Republican., 1889-02-01
Another protest from citizens was

Another protest from citizens was
presented to Council last evening
against making the Office of Chief En-
gineer and Surveyor political job.
When the first petition was presented,
a week ago, some of the Democrats,
who cannot bear the idea OF an office
within the gilt of their party being
held By Republican, asserted that all
the signers to il were well-known Re-
publicans. Now, while this was not a
fact, il cannot, by any possibility, be
urged against the petition presented
last evening, as we notice the names
of quite number OF prominent and
well known Democrats appended to 1t.
MIR. Robinson has proved faithful
and efficient officer in every respect,
and he should not be removed to
suit the pleasure Of few ward politi.
clans.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-01
Still They Col
y

Those elegant wool pants at
$3.50, former prices $500 $3.50
and $500; only a few mole
left. This week VIC will give
you bargains in chlldren's suits.
Your choice of 20 styles at s.. so,
former prices $3.50, $500, 81. so,
s4.75. See them; it will do you
good, whether you want to buy
or not; you can tell your friends
about them. Ovcrcoats arc go
ing out fast on account Of the
great reduction we have made
on them.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-01

George w Lesley, the tight rope and
slack wire performer, who was so badly
injured by the fall in Gloucester, N. j.,
on the 18th OF June, 1888, has fully re-
covered and is able 20 resume his i.rmcr
e1erc ises. he is now prscticiug aud will
give an exhibition on Market street be-
tore leaving our city. He challenges any
slack wire or tight rope walker in the
world to equal his ieats in this line, in
tine sum oil 800 10 $1,000. His address
is 9l3 Lowering Avenue. lie gave an ex-
hibidon In Chester last Saturday, where
he was warmly spplauded.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-01

The assassination of Colonel John
M. Clayton, Republican Congress
man-elec. from district in Arkansas,
was one OF the most contemplate and
cowardly murders ever committed,
even In that lawless section. The
Democrats, not content with suppress.
sing Republican votes and stuffing bal
lot boxes have, when they found those
methods Intellectual to prevent the
election Of Republican, gone to the
extreme, and murdered him in cold
blood. This however is only part of
the result of the policy OF the present
administration to maintain Solid
South, including a part OF the South.
west, Still these men belong to the
very class who, whenever loyal
newspaper speaks about the outrsges
~perpetrated in the late slave States on
Republican voters, are the first to howl
about waving the bloody shirt. We
sincerely trust that the cowardly as.
sassins Of Colonel Clayton may be cap.
tured and punished, but there Is very
little reason TO believe that even an at
tempt will be made to bring them to
justice.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-01

an honest living and become good
citizens when they are released than
when they were convicted. The main
cause of this 10 the enforced idleness
In which they spend their time, and
that this wrong needs no argument to
prove 1t. Prisons are not only places
of punishment, but should also be
reformatory, and when they fall short
in the latter respect they tail In great
measure of accomplishing the object
for VIII oh they are intended.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-01

There is no denying the fact that
New Castle Jail is overcrowded, and
1t is question of but very short
time before some change will have to
be made, by adding another story to
the building or erecting another corri-
dor back of the cook room. All the
cells are occupied by two or more
prisoners, and in some OF them there
are five. Were it not that the cells
were SO well ventilated and the entire
building kept clean in every respect,
there would DO a vast amount Of sick
ness, This overcrowding is not CON
ductive to the health or morals of the
prisoners aud come better arrange
meDts should be made. One of the
needs OF Delaware is State prison,
where all who have terms exceeding
Blx moAths could be placed aud
Obliged to work for their maintenance
There is much that is wrong in the
present system, and We firmly believe
thai in many cases the men who are
confined In Our county institution tor
one u more years are less able to earn
Daily Republican., 1889-02-01

The assessors will end their sittings
Tomorrow, and all who have any
doubt about their names being on the
assessment lists should attend TO the
matter without further delay. The
chalrmen of the Republican commit
tees OF each ward have complete lists
of the names of every voter In their
respective wards, and every Republi.
can should make sure that his name is
included This can be attended to
this evening, and then II the name is
notfound there will be an opportunity
afforded tomorrow to have it placed
on the lists. Every Republican In this
city should see that he is assessed, and
then, just as soon as the duplicates are
placed in the collectors hands, pay his
tax 80 that be will be assured of lis
vote in 1890. It must be said that
thus far the assessors have acted with
the greatest fairness and in every in.
stance added the names OF all who are
entitled to be assessed without the
slightest hesitation.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-01
ON SATURDAY,
THE ID DAY or FEBRUARY, 1859,
at2 O'Clock y. m.,
The nIswius described real estate, Was

Al that certain lot or piece OF land with
three-stury bi K hous thereon erected, situ-
Ate'l IN the Iity OF Wilmington Aforesaid,
bounded AMI described As frlipNs, 20 Witi
lightning Al u pc Mt on The buftherly side
OF Fourth street beWsen Pine aud Spruce
easteril b!ne u Pine ttreeL thence nsrtAerlv
n allol I'm l'lpe street, sud passing through
corner, theucr nasluflt parallel With Fourth
hitr,: feet inchc. To xnstGer cornsr, hence
touiherlT parable With Pine street nsd Iass-
Ing Through lht middle OF the party wa be-
tween this and the Adlo ing oate IN the east
dg feet ~ the Aforesaid see or Fnurth street
and thence hereby westerly II feet . Inches 10
the place Il be. ginning. OR 5jg,l
seize and taken IN execution Rs the prop
orty of Mary T.. RICE, aud 10 he sold by
AhNkN LIEN. hirlH.
sheriH's once, Wumlngtou, Jann.ry is,
lhal. ll-H
Daily Republican., 1889-02-01

The Pennsylvania Legislature has
passed the amendment to the Consti.
tuition, prohibiting the manufacture or
sale of Intoxicating liquor in that
State, and it will be submitted to the
people in June for their approval or
IeieciioRs Thus far the Brooks High
license Law has accomplished vast
deal of good, and done much 10 stay
the evils of intemperance Therefore
We think 1t would have been wise to
let good enough alone and given this
law g fair trial of at least two or three
years before attempting to secure any.
thing different, II is difficult to pre-
dict how the election will result, but If
1t should be in favor OF the amend
ment, we very much fear that ii will
not only deprive the State OF the reve.
nues now derived from the granting
OF licenses, but also increase the sale
and consumption of liquor, and the
consequent pauperism and crime
This has been the result 10 other states
where prohibition has been tried, and
there is no reason TO believe that Il
will be any different in Pennsylvania
Daily Republican., 1889-02-01

"oh, Mrs. Thompson. how healthy
your little baby looks; mine is all puny
and sick. 1t cries nearly every night
until l2 o'clock, and am afraid it will
go into spasms. have given It soothing
syrup aud other articles and they do no
good" Let me advise you to use what
I give my baby, Hooper's Anodyne. 1t
is only 20 cents, aud II is worth 81 90 q
botsle."
Daily Republican., 1889-02-01

For over i've years was constant
sufferer with that most terrible and an
noyisg disease, dyspepsia. Alter paying
OUT hundreds of DO lars, the only rnedi-
cine found that would DO me any good
was Sulphur littorH. Six bottles cured
me. Now can at well and am happy
and hungry.-[kDlToE.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-01

That everybody ought 10 know that A.
Sergeant gives 22iO he Of the best, we'll
cleaned coal In every ton you buy. Oak,
pine and hickory kindiny wood in large
loads. Lime tor withdrawing. Yard,
foot of Monroe street. Central office,
Seventh and King streets. Look for the
blue sign. Open in the evening.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-01
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY /. 1889.

The bill which, ii is said, the Gran.
gers and butchers are having prepared
to present to the Legislature, providing
that all beef offered for sale in this
State must be inspected before ii is
killed, will not stand the tests of the
courts, as 1t is contrary TO the Inter
State Commerce laws of the United
States. 1t would be just as reasonable
to ask the Legislature to enact q law
iorbidding any -four to be sold in this
State that WAS not mede from wheat
grown here. The advent OF beef from
the West is the direct result of compe-
tinon, and there is no doubt but the
meat is fully as good and healthy rs
any other meat. The main difference
is that people can buy stewing pieces
al 8 and . cents a pound that they for
merly were obliged to pay and 10
cents for, and all other cuts In the
same proportion. 1t has not been
very long ago that certain parties in
this city made practice Of bringing
cove here, some of whom were almost
too sick to stand up. that they drove to
their slaughter houses and afterwards
sold to the people of this city. We
know OF one instance where a man
bought COW that was affected with
the pleuro-pneumonia tor 81, which
fell In the road while he was driving
1t home, the meat of which Re after
wards sold in our markets, and boosted
that he had made clear profit OF $2s
by the operation. We have frequently
urged that meat inspector was needed
In this city, and we still think that
such TN officer is necessary. But we
cannot help thinking that an inspector
is needed fully as much for some of
the cattle that Is brought here as for
the dressed meat.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-01

New IBERIA, La, Feb. Regula-
tors hanged James kosemond, colored,
to bridge at this place, on Tuesday
night. The despatch does not state the
charge against him. Governor Nlcolls
has directed Attorney General Rogers
10 20 to Iberia parish and make an in.
vestigation OF the situation, and to take
every step which the law and facts will
warrent to bring about a vigorous rn'
forcelnent Of the law.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-01

DR.. simms' Eye Cure, the great leading
eye remedy, cures every time; never does
harm, but always does good Cures the
worst Of cases without fat. Hundreds of
references. All bad cases now well. 25c
Depot, Fourth sud King streets, Whining
ton; Philadelphia, Smith &: Kline Co., 459
Arch street.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-01
pEGISTER'5 ORDER.
~ REGfsTEH's OFFlCN.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DsL,,

NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DxL.,
Upon the application OF Adam j. lang, Adj
ministrator OF JOHN LANG, late OF
Wilmington Hundred, in said coanty,
deceased, Il Is ordered and directed by
the eglstsr that the AdninistrAtor Aforesaid
give notice of granting OF ietters Of Admiuis-
tratien,, upon the e.tats o. che deceased,
With ne date g granting thereof
letters In sig OF the most public
places OF the county OF New Castle, requiring
ll'persont having demands against the estate
20 present the ERmr, or abide ny an Act o.
Assembly In such case made aud provided
AND slsecA the same to be inserted within
the tame period In the Daily REPuhLICAN,
AnewbpAper pnblishediR Wilmington, and 70
he continued theralA THREE weeks u. ODD
~ Given under the hand and Seal OF
Il. 3. 5O1ce OF the Register aforesaid, at
t~--~-~ Wilmington, in New Castle County
aiore aAld. The day and year above written.
john n. BRADFORD, Register.
NuriCR.-All peyrons having claims against
the estate OF the deceased must present. the
came, duly nttcstUd TO the Administrator
on or before january end, lsa, or abide
the Act OF Assembly IN such cascm made aud
ADAM. LANG, Administrator.
Address, Wilmington, Del.
j23-eod-8w
Daily Republican., 1889-02-01

Most machinery must have periods of
absolute rest for examination aud repairs.
But the great organs of the body, the
stomach, liver and kidneys never rest,
and yet they can be kept In perfect order
by the Use of Laxador. Price 2Jc.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-01

Oh, II l only had her complezlonl
Why, It IL easily obtained. Use Poz-
zoni's Complexion Powder
Daily Republican., 1889-02-01
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY ., 1850,
at 10 O'Clock, a. NJ,

HOHSESi
No. I. sorrei mare, coming SIX year "a
In foal by Honest Fred, welghs about ~
pounds; noble worker single or dnuhlt,
NO. T. bay horse, u years old, weight ahoHt
lloO pounds; noble worker or driver, genie
and quiet for a lady TO drive.
No. :. brown mare, good worker or driver
Ten head uf well-seltcted, home Il dairy
cows. well worth looking sner some very
line ones; one well-bred heller; one Nery nae
stock bull, coming two years old ten goGd AZ
hogs.
tinc Johnston binder, in good order: Bura
eye mower in good Order; her rake, iron
axle wagon, In guod order, Boss roller, nearly
new; Bicktord Hoffman grain drill, Jump
seat carriage, " good oritri falling ,y
wagon, In good order; S-spring uiArkfl
wagon, nearly new; sleigh, market wRFuG.
dugout wagon, Kalamazoo grain fan, Ten.
mock corn Hlicller, platform scales, wclgli,A
pounds: telegraph feed cutter, Bisaell u1s,
hearty new; No, 2syraeusc pillow, No grl'
cuGe plow, set twin hArrowa, cultiNa!pr,
nearly new; forks, hoes, shoyels, etc, hrayT
set VI expires. harness, nearly ~;
lot of single aud double trees, Jet wagon hu.
ness, set cATIisge harness 4 sets plOw harness.
brides, collars, hot-bed sash.
Dairy Fixturesi large barrel 'han
nearly new, email olurp, large rresa
| buckets, 2lsrge milk tanks, half lntercs 10 u
acres orwheAt, well phosph Ated and ntturet,
". u. The stables will be open on day of s.l0
1 Tor the inspection Of the stock.
| TfnMs'-All sums Of tlo and under 90 h. all
| over that amount a credit OF ten mont, ~
pui chaser giving hAnkAbie note will m NJ
| Will be allowed for cash on credit suns,
Wh. y; LAM, WIN. T. NlCkbNSoN.
VIM. DAWSON, Clerk.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-01

GuERIFF'S SALE. - BY VIRTUE
- Of writ or Neadit eui E=pouss. 10 Ine
directed, Will be exposed to public sale. a. the
Ioart lfousc, On Market street between Isnth
and Eleventh streets, in The uitg Of NlimlRg-
ton, New Castle county, Delaware,
Daily Republican., 1889-02-01

No better glance at literature from
month 10 month eau be had probably. -
brooklyn IN. Y Eagle, Jan. II, 1883
For prompt unbiased criticism of the
new books in an interesting form, this
magazine can he relied upon. San
Francisco Advocate, Jan. Q, 1859.
In every respect mirror Of the lit
erature oflh Philadelphia North
American, Dec. TO- 1888
The best epiiome of all that is new
and best in the world Of books.-Bur
lington On J. Reporter, Jan. 3, 1889.
BOOK NEWS gives in a concise form
perfectly accurate information regard
ing AL new books. stating their object.
character, and all the facts necessary IL
get an excellent idea of book before
getting it.-Roston Commonwealth,
Jan. 20, 1889.
BOOK NEWS is the best and choicest
thing of the kind published. The A pos.
tolic Guide, Austin. Tex, Dee. u, 1855
The worth of Book NEWS is ia,
greater than any claims made for it b,
| the publisher.-Alnerican Church Sun
day School Magazine, Dec, u, 1858.
No lover of books will willingly pas
it by unuoticcd PHILADELPHIA Episeo
pal Recorder, De II, 1883.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-01
DUBLIC SALE

nIIpIJC SALE
.rne s.,,sa.s,a
nres.ra ~ osis ~ ~ intending TO change "A
sseis ~ M so.ia iafhlbk, VIII sell AT rubiis
~ IL ssrs ~ "ohees near thristlana NlliAg"
80 w ~
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 7 10.
At IN o,rioet - - i'7''
Horses aud 4 Coils n me-
No 4 Frank sorrai hnrs, ,o.-
weighs llOD potnds. b wars ~ NAM, high
sound, iirsf- class fhiaily driver or pn1iestn
No'a I.ai,tn 4 hav brssh
4 yanre oiS a vsrv gnn1 d.taa,' ~ ntR1s high
Ing youno horse alred 10 rhs siishua iifpmla,
NSs. and 4 are ps1r N ~ ,'iiAnA Boy.
hands hiEh. gand ve,rs All viayN ihlttS
hrst cinse farm team sanndssn'H,u ~ 'ml, a
exceilent brood mnr,a MI" ~ litAt AM
Nos sande snrret .ra.t
ard years old. esrb IN nnd ~ pt9"u oare,
800 ~ 49,. eA'h IN lVhl, MuUid maze
Daily Republican., 1889-02-01

rnrLADrrrHrA, friday. February i. 1850.


Book News for February
Is ready.
Dullest time OF year with
Book makers, and yet Feb
ruary Book News tells OF
se0snly-stgM new Books, and
gives clews to the Drift and
worth Of most OF them. Very
likely not 10 OF these IS
Books have any special in.
terest to you; another 10 ap-
peal to some one else, and so
on. Somea0keye there is a
mind niche for every one OF
these new Books
But how many Of you have
the time or the chance to
dig into the Books of every
month and make a choicel
The common way is to buy
hAphazird-or go without.
OF course when a Book is
In evsrybody's talk--a 8
Robert EksDseye or Tokn
Wara, PSeacAer, are just
now-curiosity pricks you to
read 1t. But that's a slow
way to get a hint. Book
News readers see the light
of new genius at the dawn
ing.
Newspaper men are In the
full sweep of the new Book
current. no one knows bet
Ter than they what it is to
have the drudgery Of Book
looking and weighing and
choosing done by a safe
friend. Here is what some
OF them say.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-01

TIE detached plate.paper
portrait this month Is Of
Margaret Deland, author OF
.JohH Way9. Reachey. Scat
tered through the number
are thee strikiEg illustra-
lions from Books OF the
month, and a breezy sketch
of Alphonse Dandet at home
Is enriched by a good like
ness of that famous novelist.
Book News is S cents a
number; so cents a year.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-01

Use the great specific for "cold in
head and catarrh-Dr. sage's Catarrh
REMEDY.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-01
PEaIsTER's ORDER,
- Nrw a \ AN l5'f I sIs,ss oSFI 6t

10 h9ISTER'H ORDER,
1k RkaIarEnis OFFICE
NEW cksrLE COUNTY pfL,,
ard johnson. Executor OF John Bran.
nan, late Of ChrlBtlsnA Hundred. N
said County, deceased, II 10 ordered snd d.
rected by the Register that the. Exccn.
Ing q letters TestSmsIitary upon
Tue estate of the deceased, with the date o.
granting thereof by causing advertisements
70 be posted within forty days from the date
ofsuch letters In sly of the most public places
OF the county Of New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against tie estate 70
present the same. or abide BY an Act. Of AZ.
bsiably In snch case made and provided and
also cause ths sang 20 be inserted within the
newspaper published In Wilmington, bel,
and 20 be continued therein three weeks
- Given under the hand and Seal OF
L. 8. Once of tile Register Aforesaid. Al
= WILMINGTON. in New Castle County
Aforesaid, the day and year above written,
JOHN X. BRADFORD, Rcgistsr.
NorIcA.--Al perpons having claims against
the estate OF the deceased must present the
BaIne, duly Attested 70 the Executor, on
or before Jan. lsth, 1870, or abide the Act Of
Assembly In such cahe MADE and provided.
SAMUEL STEWARD JOHNSON,
Executor.
Address, Wilmington, Del. ji7-Sw-ood
Daily Republican., 1889-02-01

kALTlMOhE q OHIO kAlLROAD.
TEAMS LEAXE f SRts Z taSii P I'VE. i ps
.E.nr... LOT kAsr BoUND.
phiisdeiphla, wsek days. % 20, 40, 200,
o.; y. - 20, t2t, 3 70. % g. Tos, Q "a > m.
eosh 80 ~ II y . nj "a 40. 100, 500 ass
% 9s 2 y;sE days, % @. 10. GO, IN
Is, D. = @, nj . az 70; 70" 800 s
I, (, I, i 4 =, ~ %. %. So. So 'sss az
WEST BOUND.
baltimore ana Washington, 900, siiH
. M sts y 20 p m; sig 40 nishG An daily.
% 2 m daily except sunday.
U ", So e snd fittsours. az 40 night. 'S2s
oinslansu sna r. Louis. I'll 81, m and
sinSeriy Accommodation. I 90 and II L, D
tandsnoerx Accommodation, week DAYS.
IL % 8 mt aN5 and s2sp nj Sundays, $50
fR e rs LEAVE MARKET ST. STATION.
su sSE g For EEsndSsp s Sa Ana
For Ianasnbers,G ga. M, io.Ssp I %i ny
Las p. m. daily, except sunday; q. IS a. m, On
'f ftisbuSa a and i Chicago y; o eabies. daily. SIS
EEAvE PHILADELPHIA FOR wILaIINa.
TOW,
90 noon, no, ADO, Ib. :s,se !. q 40. 20,
Daily, eIcsPtsandsy. go aud rs a. ~.
SIS. aud D.. 80 y. m.
Sunday only, $, 81 a. IN.
Ielephono. No, 1873.
Rates to Western points lower than via any
Go. sCuLL,. W. n. UI.EstHHrs.
9sn'l PaSs, Agent, GENERAL Manager.
nl6-tf
WILMINGTON s NoRxhnRN u. u
Time table in eject Dec. 9th. lss8. Train
| leave Wilmington French street, a. follows,
For Reading, birdsboro. Joanna, spring.
neld, Wayneaburg junction, Manor, tottsVille
| ThnAquA. Allentown, Lebanon, Wernsr1,
vile and All points on the Philadelphia aud
heading 4. r., 100 .. N. and Z. 70 D. m.
For Springfield, Wayneahurg Junction.
Ford and Dupont's and lnterinediats poinia
100 a. m, 2. 40 ana 500 D. m.
Eer Coateaville and intermediate points Ai
! 100 a. M, a.sD and 600 D. N,
FOR West OhestAr, 7.O6 u, M, 40 and ~
Daily except Saturday and sunday.
| For New Bridge and intermediate nOinta
AZ y, ~. and on Saturday only At $40 anc
On sunday for Reading and intermediate
lntermedlete points AZ go p. m.-
hupeTintendent Gen psAa. Agst.
1
Daily Republican., 1889-02-01

Crochet Bed Spreads for
81. Now and then a drop
o! oil from the machine has
touched them. Big pay for
the bit OF soap and spoonful
OF water that will make
them worth SIPS.
Near Women's Waiting room.
Second edition OF Diary
day. The Diaries are here In
as many get ups as you'll
care for. 35 to 75c.
Blank Books begin not a
step away. From neat little
Shopping or Visiting Lists
for milady' to an so page
Ledger, full bound. All the
between grades.
Juniper and Market streets corner
Think of an Ink that
from the first stroke is black
as midnight; that flow.
freely and cont corrode the
pen! When you tire of max.
ing sickly streaks, ask for
the "Wsnamaker." 1cc Q
bottle.
How good lead gets Into
good cedar in good Pencil
shape for S cents a dozen is
a wonder. Try a handful.
Juniper and Market streets.
IOHN WANAMAKEI
Daily Republican., 1889-02-01
Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.
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W; bssicr. s VIC e6a5 = Of cars. sap,
toI we;.. !qas.,.r via L.nesiu, 10 ana
Pof S VI; tosntrsY and fsternsdisis sta.
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y M Y i 4 ~ : - %fSssssss:SI ~ TX
ss@ iSi Sss.Is e'i IT,. : Icy; re- iss 80.
EsrFiassSe; psissst nd Z; " va, stations. $40
.kIpr.:s ior i R I; ri 8 90 ,. N. WAY
EIp!sss Ysr bower. harrington. and D.l.
Franklin 0ity, 3D. NJ,
Express for tspe Sn ns n, old roint .uon'
Tort. and Norfolk. IL 10 hlshh
Leave rhilssslp sla, gr9sa street., for WI.
g. sa. so. o., + ii y ., lis. Ii 81 :, M NJ '
4 sGsiS% s ~ 80, 80 49, ga :. sad T. "a
issssa !. sss ,sss. Si s !ss ::ssl:s a.' ~
ppon watch sltrs are Il charged.
0ss .ssI ESss o.n.r.. I.., WOOD A.,
FOR fh,iaaeiphiz texpress,, 400, asa atl,
y 80, u ~, M. an, u, ts and 10 70 y, "a.