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Daily Republican., 1890-02-11

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ii. L. Y. Adair, city.
l2th. 4. IL. Tyson, horses, Chester, Pa
18th J, E. Hornbv, Brandy wine lid
18TH. II. sta ford. Now Castle.
18th. At stiiham & SONS suction room.
"a. VIM, Duughcrty Union and Gilpin st.
l4ih. u. y. puer at his farm, n. q. hd.
l7th. L. ID. El erett, New Castle Hid.
18th. Matthew Rylett Brandywine lid.
10Th. Il. J. Morrison, White Clay Creek.
Nth. Fell Leach, ChIistiana Hid.
18th VIM. Mcbride, W. G. q. Hid.
2fth. Mrs. Heald. gro. store. End and Marrow.
y. Ferdinand Janvicr, Pencader.
u ]. Is. Hyatt, Stanton.
2sth. Isaac W Lodge. Brandywlne Hid.
March.
LIST. Roberts & Hannum, Chester, Pa.
LIST. VIM J. Minner. Braniywine HI.
Sd. W. II. Dcrrickson, Mill Creek iid.
Cd. Clark 4 Grose, New Castle Id.
lth, Geo. Foster. Brandywine Hid.
ath. Isaac Morrison, VIC @. lid.
lth. Patrick Haley, christina Hid.
9Th. r. ponahue, Brsndywine Hid.
9th. John Diehl, New Castle lid.
9Th. james Wright, ". c. {. lid.
7th. Herman Just, Brandywine lid.
sth. H. II. Chandler, Christiana Hd
sth. Joseph Tnlley, blaindywine HID.
o e. f rsopes fst5 Es- cs chfst a nd
II. Edward Banks. Christflna Hid
| llfh. Il. II. Monison, New Castle Hid.
Eth. J. 7. Reyboid, Red Lion lid.
18th. II. l.. Wood. Christiana Hid.
18th. Geo q Lobdeil, New Castle lid.
18th. Sheldon & Leibcrman. Christ. Hid.
llth. y. r. rugh, New Castle Id.
18th. Real Estate, Court House,
18th. W. j McGarr, Christiana lid.
| 18th. WIN. VII ai,ey, N. G. Hid.
18Th, b. Herst SOL Poplar street, city.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-11

WE'HAvn eocd nsws to hing b III
poll tax paying Democrats Untll In
Iast night brilliant lighn hAshod from
tho windows Of the tan COLLECTION
oiilce. We have not the least doubt
the collectors were therein TACT We
know Mr.. Doupherty WIS grinding out
tax recsipts forDDemocrats. Alter oil,
The Democrats will mot have TO answer
the question: "When will you com.
mence paying your taxesf'' Their
receipts will BE- peddled Ground to
them, slipped under the door, handed
In at the window, sent by mall, any
way at all 20 that they will get them.
The ward CONN ittess, FOUNDERS and
heelers will have the receipts for d s.
ribution when the proper time comes,
but In all probability the collectors will
Told on to them for awhile to force
payment from their party 90 that they
will not be caught in the snap that
we'll nigh brought trouble to Messrs
Neary and Dickey. No, the thing Is
settled now; Democrats need not com.
mence their march towards the collec-
tors Office, the collectors have COM
menced their march towards them.
True. Messrs. Dougherty and Mckee
both sad they would Issue no tax re-
ceipts except 10 tax payers who ap-
piled In person, but this was only q
little play OF words; 1t was never in
tended. Stand to your posts, Demo-
Gratis, your tax receipts are coming,
but Republicans are still held down 10
the old regulations OF the collectors
doing business on business princi.
ples," making them apply in person
aud lodging ali they can.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-11

The Farmers Institute Of Sussex
county will be held at Seaford on We'd
uesday and Thursiisy. when an address
OF welcome vii be delivered by Col. Z.
L. Martin, at . 90 p. m. An address on
special iced planting will be del vered by
Major Henry L. Atwood, alter which
"lujur GU Insects" will be discussed by
Pruie scr NJ II. Beckwith.
On Thursday, at 10 a. m !, DR.. Meade
Of the Delaware Experiment Station will
talk about drange. Ia n er Frame
VIII tell about "sweet Potato and Meioi
Culture" and what he does not know
about these articles is not worth know
ing. Prof Bishop of the Maryland Ex
psrimental Station, will have somethin,
TO say GU Tomato Culture, after whicl
MHjor Aiynrd will tell something abou
lie advantages OF dairy my, after whlc
W. Webb will discuss the tax question
Daily Republican., 1890-02-11
JOHN WANAMAKER.
N. kEGARY & SON,
SIG TatnaII Street,
S. L. Cor. 9th and Tatnall SITS.

We are now complete in all
our goods for the spring trade
of 1890. We have made our
choice and the line we offer to
your inspection and considera-
ton is one that gives us great
pleasure, embracing as it does
such goods that are Of the best
the market produces and the
choicest patterns.
While our prices will be kept
as in the past-lower than other
dealers-you will at the same
time find some rare bargains
among our stock, which we will
not be slow in telling you OF
from time to time. Handling as
we do such vast quantities OF
stock, we are enabled 10 buy
lower than the prevailing mark
ct prices. In this way we can
offer you many goods at figures
which our competitors would
be pleased to purchase for. We
not alone claim to sell lower
but our quotations and good.
: carry out any assertion we
make in the newspapers.
Our leading bargain is ii
+ Good Body Brussels Carpet
!. fresh, new patterns, just from
the mills, at 81 per yard. Thi
:, is not a remnant sale or oil,
: knock-about patterns-they ar
new patterns, made for til
I coming spring trade. and of sue
r designs that they would d
/ credit for carpet at $3.50.
II you are needing anythin
in our line call at any time an
get an estimate of what it wi
% cost you to set up housekeeI
e ing. We will chcerfully Civ
1t you any information you nee
1t without binding you to a sale.
Il. 'Twould be wise as 20
n come our way to stop in othe
-, - stores and get their figure
~ :. This will show you your gal
u by buying from us. An
lie goods bought now will be car,
80 fully stored, free OF charge, ic
March delivery.
Now is the time to buv.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-11

Another lot of the Queen
Mary Transparent Glyccrine
Soap. The first batch went
on sale last Friday. 1t
didn't last the day out.
Two or three times as much
this time but then the
fame Of it has got out
What an absurdly little
prlcel S cents a cake, so
cents a dozen!
Near centre of the store.
About 900 Wonnt ms
Jackets, plalds and checks,
that have been IS and IS,
shall 90 at 81.
A few beavers, braided
in colors, that have been S.
and SI2, shall go at S. SO.
Black 8 ockinet JACKIE t.
made to sell at So and S;
are So,
Sizes broken OF course.
. Second haor, Chestnut straet.
: Think Of Chstelalne Bag
!. zeal seal and real moroc
Daily Republican., 1890-02-11
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/ II ehoieet bfands Of Wins, liquor aai
eteAn q IL Delaware House.
Meals at al houn q the Delaware
HousA No 6lS MAskel street.
Buy our $50. patent back suspenders.
Wyatt d Co, 600 Market street.
Best Scent cigar in the city ct Hsw-
kins'. Seventh aud Market streeta
As xoU STROLL AROUND stop and -
the live man ut 115 East 9Th street.
Our g 90 shoe d being sold for a. 50
N Fayter's, Dos Market street.
Board By tho day or week at the Della
ware House. No. 61S Market street,
The best tIntype made in the city is .
Cummings' gallery, 800 Market street.
For Catarrh, smoke Pine Needle Cigars.
Beat Scent Havana cigar that can to
bought at HAWKING. 7th and Market ST.
Something that you like will b found
IN San kosa clgara Durstein. No 8 E.
3econd street
Under shirts aud drawers 25c., 800,
6oc.. At Wyatt 4 CO.. COS Market street.
The butcher shop at No. 525 Madison
street, 10 for sale At . very reasonable
figure.
Miss Sadie Hoebuer will celebrate the
anniversary of her birth at No. 213 Tat.
nail street next Friday evening.
E. K. Butcher, dsguerreoty pist, is about
to leave our city for DAllaa, Texas, where
there 10 . demand Tor his professional
services.
Presiding Elder Murray will repeat his
lecture on Popular SUPERSTITION" In
Wesley Church on tho evening Of the
20th inst.
Tho annual meeting of the Women's
Home Missionary Society will be held In
st. Paul's N. z. Church tomorrow At
iernoon.
Go 10 P!uukett's, 106 West Front st
and buy . bag Of Blenton Flour, and
make your vile happy.
| Ask your dealer for Pine Needle cigars.
Durstein can supply the dealer. No. L.
Second street.
Bush French street wharf, Is the
place TO buy your coal
All wool pants cut and made to your
| measure, ~. 90 up; suits, Sl2 up. Salts.
| faction guaranteed. Liverpool and Lon
don Merchant Talors, 81 Market st.
For the best 81. so shoe in the city visit
Payter'e, 2O8 Market street.
Brazilian Balm for colds, 20 doses, 10c
Try those excellent Soc. white shirts Of
Wyatt s. Co., 603 Market street.
For Sore Throat, Catarrh and Asthma.
smoke Ailsn's Pine Needle Cigara
| Oysters, clans aud terrapins at Ain
scow's. Fine oysters rs, 80 and 40c. pei
quart, Telephone 800.
Persons In want OF shave or hair cut
call on Metzner, the barber, No. los East
Third street
II your clock has the 10 grippe and
won't go, ard wish It put In good
running order, send postal and It will be
called for, returned, and no extra CHI rge
made. Eri l.. Barton, Jewelier, No. 2}S
East Seventh street.
The Rev. A. b. Duuaway, of Virginia,
will be asked to become pastor of Della
ware Avenue Baptist Church. He will
preach In the church on Wednesday
Thursday and Friday evenings.
Arrangements are being made for
general missionary gathering of the Sun
day schools OF the Episcopal churches Of
the city and neighborhood on the after.
noon of the 22d inst. vt St Andrew
Church.
Il is proposed to put into the Chapel O
the Good shepherd at Bishopstead
memorial of the late Bishop Lee, to b
the gift OF the Of the clergy who were O
one time under his charge. Other mt
mortal gifts have also been promised.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-11

Sever men engaged in making repairs
il The welding mill OF the Delaware Iron
Works at New Castle, on Sunday after
noon, accidentally set fro to some greasy
waste, aud in an incredibly abort time
the floor aud the ALA were In b axe.
III. Lsnape Fire Company turned out
promptly On tne .iarm bciug given, aud
by dat OF hard work saved the building
| from destruction. Men were Immediately
put to work to clear away the debr ant
make the necessary repairs. The loss i
I'm .ted at 81 800, and is iu ly covere'
! by Insurance,
Daily Republican., 1890-02-11

1T IS A poor Recommendation TO the
people OF North DAKOTA that they
should be asking for aid from the pub.
lie while their Legislature has been
trying to legalize lottery gambling in
the State. People who deal much in
lotteries are generally those who are
suffering Tor the necessaries Of life.
Tho one lottery gambler permitted to
yet rich becomes the stool pigeon OF
the thousands who are reduced to
want. We are pleased to hear that the
lottery bill that passed one house o.
the Legislature will NOT pass the other
Daily Republican., 1890-02-11

The Rev. Father Donashy, of st.
Joteph's Church, Braudywine Banks,
leetured on Sunday evening In st. PauPs
Church, Fourth and jackson streets, b..
fore tho Brownson Library and st. Pau's
Beneficial Society on the "Wofd OF tod. y
Members had to stand, aud even stand
ing room was at premium. The Lent
lectures will begin en- Sunday evening
February Esd, with an Instruction on
Tho Colored Man; His Origin, History
and Place In Our Civilization as Dedn d
by the Cathnlio Church"
Daily Republican., 1890-02-11

co-at about halil Just the
kinds that ladies Of taste are
delighted With. Neat shape.,
heavy oxidixed trimmings,
and chamois lined. First
class goods In every way.
$500 real seal for Stag.
1878 real seal for $I.75.
$a.5o real morocco for
Sr.5o.
$500 real morocco for
$I.75.
To be sure there's q story
back OF them; ask the manu-
facturer.
Centre Of the stora
Japanse Lacquered Ware.
Everybody knows Il.
Smooth, light, tough, pictur-
eaque, and in the handy
shapes that somebody ID ell
the time wanting. New lots
Just opened.
Glove Boxes, Toe 10 a. 80.
Handkerchief Boxes, CSC to $2.
Collar and Cuff Boxes, 90e to 81.
Fruit Plates, 80 to ~. 40 dozen.
Crumb Tray and Brush, s1.60 to 81. %.
Smoking Sets, 81 TO es.
Powder Boxes. 20 to 35c.
Side Brackets, 45c to$2.50.
Corner Brackets, 45c 10 %.
Kuife Trays, u.
Round Trays, 30c to VI.
Oblong TIays. Acc to S1.76.
And q little multitude more.
Juniper and Market streets corner.
We took all there was
left Of a pottery's output.
Here they are ready for you
at halt, and less the usual
prizes.
1000 Deco q cd Jugs,
10 to ACC.
q 5000 Dec grated Plates
Saucers, Dishes, Salad +,
Ice Creams, Teapots,
Sugars, Creams, etc
ranging In price from q
| Majolica Saucer at q
to a Lustre Salad at 35c
Second q or. second gallery.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-11

Don'!-li q dealer off.rs you bottle
o Salvation Oil in mu Hated or defaced
plckagc, don't buy II at any price, 1t
may be dangerous and worthless cou' :
,rfeit. Insist upon getting perfect,
u broken, genuine package.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-11

D.. A. Powell, Nos. 30s and $40 Madison
street, has lake pike, lake shsd, white
fish, founders, trout, green pike, Goldfish,
haddock, smelta, etc. Oysters by the
quart or bushel. Delivered Tree of charge
to all parts OF the city,
Daily Republican., 1890-02-11
A Now and Starting idea,

That "Good Enough" tobacco is good
enough Tor a King. 30 Is Durstein's
umbrella, which he will give with every
2l-pound box for limited time. Dur
stein, No. B East Second street. p. s.
The sale Of sanrosA cigars lie increasing.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-11

strawberries, pine apples, tomatoes,
radishes, and fruits generally. Also
venison. Stall Nos. ITO and ll3 Eighth
street market. Il. sehlicc. Telephone
AYS
Daily Republican., 1890-02-11

London Fire Assurance Corporation Of
England. Thos. Y. Hanlou, retident
agent, No. 8 East Seventh street, VII
mington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-11

THE MoRMoNs have at last found
their Waterloo, and for the first tine
in the history OF Salt Lake City their
banners trail In the dust.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-11
WANAMAKER'S

PHILADELPHIA. Tuesday, Feb. IL, 1890.
Hardly a hint to dsy OF
the new things crowding on
to the counters all over the
store. They come like a
sureing tide. Particularly
Dress Goods.
1t takes a long look ahead
to say wisely what the shades
and weaves and styles shall
be in woven stuffs. What
comes to you SO bright and
fresh and iull of pleasa u,
surprisss-a dream Of love.
Illness come true-was
thought out months age
maybe.
The Ginghams, the Chal'
lis, the little world of novel
ties In colors and blacl
have . mystic charm 10
you.
So do the solid colo
stulfs-the iridescent Gloric
So, the silky I1ansdowns
the lustrous Mohairs, and a
that dsinty brood.
! The fullest, completes
: Dress Goods stock ne eve
had. You know what ths
: means.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-11
HORSES AT PUBLIC SALE.

Wni ee sold at my stables, 20 and q Fss
.h'l WI Wso Sa ss6Af.s I Fhb. r. $50
At lao o'clo X. D head Of Kentucky ant
son!herh Ohio horseJ, consisting OF drIyers
saddier,. heavy workers, and general pur,
pese horses. This will be . fresh lot OF STOCK
selected with care in Kentucky and soutnern
bred ones, Two and four months' credit
A. n. tyson. Telephone No. IOS. stidna a
Sohs Auetisheefs. 2-4-ts
Daily Republican., 1890-02-11

Cloves, cinnamon, nutmegs and all
epice. whole and ground, perfectly pure.
TAYLOR & Fullerton, 800 King street.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-11
DUBLIC SALE OF STOCK.

L sAA" We eiooh'
we VIII sell at public sale at e. W. bald.
At !. 20 +. n. '''
IS head of carefully selected dairy kyVRR
cows fresh, aud forward springers W.
c9mprising large sized and heayy mfTt.-:
Two and four nj nths credit. i'Aers'
A. @. sharpless Auct. III" ~,
Daily Republican., 1890-02-11
uoUsEKEEPERs' GROCERY LIST,
LII --FRoh-
DENNISON & PEACH,
lo2 AND lol EAST FIFTH STREET,

We have the biggest drive in dried fruits,
coffes.. teas, oAt neal, nour, potatoes and
experienced. No town in America 10 selling
goods at these prices. No, no, It z OILY By
and hendiingAan Immense quantity OF table
delicacles that we arc Aue 10 sell for cash to
you, our many patrona at these extremely low
Daily Republican., 1890-02-11

Tie man who bossia that he Is an |
vnsv CRYING Democfst or Republican |
and yet takes pride Ia asserting that
lie never reads anything about poll
Tics, Is truly a one sided, dangerous
psn. Only the man who reads The
political events OF the day is capable
ot forming a correct opinion AS the
basis OF his action, and he Is always
ready and able TO iell why lie is
Democrat or why he is a Republican.
The man who 10 either, simply because
he is and wouldn't be anything else,
il ignorant of political principles and
must depend on some one else TO tell
him when he Is straight IL his party $
traces We heaK men almost every
day say they never bother themselves
about politics, only they ave Republi-
cans or Democrats. Such men are
the most dangerous politicians. They
whoop and hurreh Tor their party, bu,
do not know whether the election mel
November Is tor President, Cover
nor or q Mayor.
They do not know why there should
be any difference between city tax
receipt or county receipt. They d.
not know the difference between pay
ing taxes and getting assessed, in fact
they know nothing about local state Oh
national governments, but they art
whopping Democrats or Republicans
as the case may be for 1t applies Il
both parties.
There Is a growing need OF NOR
knowledge among the masses upo
this subject. Politics we are frank
cay, should DO more read about an
studied, not from partisan standpoir
but from political standpoint, Thu
there may be Q more general idea
the governments under which we liz
and by which we are governed. Notf
ing short of this will secure the reform
in government that we 30 much nee
VINO WOULD think that the tame
docile Democrats in the House
Representatives this week were t
same untamed, ferocious fire cate
that etormed, raved and shook th'
hsts at the Speaker the week beit
last. The Reed that did not shake
tanned tho lions into lambs. Next
shall no doubt hear of these same m
applauding and praisiDg Speaker Rec
decisions as heartily as they admire
firmness and bravery.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-11

0ennlson a. Peach.
Give us call at the Granger
STORE, l02 and lOi EAST FIFTH ST.,
between King and French streets,
WILMINGTON, l-25Gtt
Daily Republican., 1890-02-11

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Daily Republican., 1890-02-11

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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-25
Worlds Fair Pudding.

The composer of the following recipe
for Worlds fair plum pudding has
chosen name for it that should make it
famous:
One pound each of currants, raisins,
suet chopped fine, and brown sugar; one
and half large loaves of bakers bread
grated fine, without crust; ten eggs
whites and yolks beaten separately;
three nutmegs, half pint of brandy,
one wineglass of wine. Mix suet, bread,
raisins, currants, a pinch of salt, nut
megs and brandy over night. In the
morning moisten with a little milk.
Just before putting on to boil add sugar,
eggs and wine; work well together, put
in Il Toured cloth, leaving room to swell;
drop in boiling water and boil steadily
for four hours.-Ncw York Herald
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-25
4 Very Little Christmas Tale.

A party Of gentlemen were discussing
Kris Krngle and the days events at the
Auditorium dispensary. All or nearly
all were relating the experiences of the
night before or that morning with the
little folks. Boys" said one Of the party
a big furniture man on Wabash avenue,
Il want to tell you what my little young
ster said when he saw the Christmas tree.
Ee Is the Uaby CT The house and has taken
most absorbing fancy to his papa. !
seem to be to his babyish fancy the be-all
and end-all Of humanity. My wife and
I fixed up the tree last night, and this
morning we opened her up just little
after daylight. Three pairs of eyes were
all ablaze, but the fourth little pair
seemed to be missing something. The
little one Of course understood that Santa
Claus brought everything, and as Santa
Claus had been very liberal older heads
marTeled somewhat at the Indifference
of the baby boy to his gifts. Pretty
soon the little fellow laid his toys away
with a kind of bored expression, and
climbing on my knee he lisped, Papa,
did Thanta Claus bring dose sings? 1
said, Yes, dear repeating the conven-
tional lie. The little chap put his mouth
to my ear and whispered, Papa, don't
care for Thanta Claus-what is 90 doin'
to diz me?' Boys, maybe I didn't go off
and buy that baby something. and give
it to him out of my own hand. Some
times l think the Santa Clsus fable ought
to be relegated to the top shelf. That
little boy cared nothing for Santa Claus
or for his gifts. He did love his papa and
wanted him to remember rn."-Chicago
Herald
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-25
GOULD on SOUTHERN GOVERNMENT
More Emphatic than Governor Tiilman on
the Doctrine of White Supremacy.

New YORK, Dec. 14.-Jay Gould, in
a long Interview in the New York Sun,
declares himself as opposed to the Nc
Klnley bill, in favor of a mild protec-
tive tariff system, freer coinage and
circulation of silver, international BIZ
metalism, and against the Interstate,
commerce law.
On the question of government in the
South he Is more emphatic in his ut
terances, if possible, than was Governor
Tillman of South Carolina in his in
augural address. Mr.. Gould says he
A-aa- -a4a-..aA-oanfdence in the .zAfrica-z-.---99 .--99--
race IN goyerumeuIaI matters, and That
be had rarely ever met respectable or
responsible white man there who was a.
Republican in politics.
On the present force bill before con-
gress he said: II am opposed to this
election bill which has been considered
In congress for Southern States.
have sometimes noticed in the South
ern State where white woman will be
sitting in a car, and there were other
seats to occupy than that one, that a
colored man would 90 and sit in one
half of that. Nobody, North or South,
If it came to matter of his own family
would look with Indifference upon such
behavior as that"
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-25
The .Reform" Movement.
lGreenyille News.

Men who enlisted early in the Re
formn movement do not hesitate to eX-
press the opinion that it is going to
Halifax as fast as possible. Tilllnan az
pears to constitute its entire strength.
His inaugural address has been the one
thing in it that has demanded respect
or approval. The men who should be
his colabors have apparently no thought
or purpose except tc work Tiilman and
Tillman's work for all both are worth.
There has been a general rush of the
leaders for places for themselves and
their friends, a constant petty schemiDg
and planning for personal advantage.
The bulk Of the Legislature is ready to
work honestly and intelligently, but
it is distracted and paralyzed by pol
itics. Tillman may be able to make a
successful administration alone, bnt if
he does it will be another anomaly in
politics.