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Daily Republican., 1890-02-20

The contest OF Edmund Waddell,
Jr., for the seat OF Hon. George d.
Wise In Congress from the Third dis
trict Of Virginia, Is bringing 10 light
some more Of the peculiar methods the
Democrats have adopted for carrying
elections. Wise was given the cer,lfi
cate oil election upon the showing that
he had 261 majority out OF 80, 252 votes
cast. This was large vote compared
with the meagre vote often less than
1000 that elects Congressman in
Georgia and other Southern States,
but nevertheless il was not as large as
II should have been, nor as large by
thousands as II would have been, had
al been permitted to vote Who had a
right to vote and who would have
voted had they had an opportunity
offered. The decision OF the case
rests upon what Is called the Jackson
Ward of Richmond, in which there
was c0lored registered vote of 2,372
and Q white vote OF IT'S. The testi.
mony shows that persistent and sue
cessful effort WAS made by the Demo-
cratic election officers to proven, the
Republicans from voting.
When the polls closed 545 Rcpubli.
cans were standing in line waiting TO
vote and some Of them had been there
all day. When they could not dc
post their votes IN the ballot box.
they deposited them with the United
Statea Commissioner without break
ing line. The record shows that no,
. single Democrat was deprived of his
vote In that ward. Wise claims that
the colored voters were very unman.
ageable. which is not TO be wondered
at when II Is taken into consideration
that hundreds of these oolored men,
stood In line all night the nigk6f ono d
TO be in time for the opendsSAas~'t!rt
polls in iha, morning, and they remain.
JSBnffdlng In line from dawn on cleo
ton morning until shutdown the even
Ing OF the same day without b. ing per.
mitted TO vote. Justice demands that
the votes OF these 545 men standing
In line should b. counted. They full
filled every requirement OF tho law to
vote and were prevented from doing
SO from no fault of theirs ard IL the
face of their perslstency to vote
II 10 sincerely hoped that our pres
eDt Congress will stop these Southern
Outrages upon tho ballot. II has TO be
cone sometime and 1t might as we'll be
done now as at any other time, A
general election law for all the States
for Congressman and tor President
rightly framed and guarded will meet
the case. That much Congress has
an undoubted right 10 do and the out.
Iageous election frauds that arc con
tinually being brought 10 light. net
o2ly In the South but in the North
together with the political assassna-
tons that are staining the Southern
States with blood, make it imperative
upon Congress TO act early.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20

Rev J 7. sslndells, late pastor of The
VI. Z. Church, Of West Chester, Pa,
will leave New York on March lst for
Palestine and Egypt, to return about tho
first OF next June. The trip Is one Tor
rest, recreation aud observation, and Mr..
j. feels q at 1t will serye him in the cause
he loves as a minister OF the church OF
his choice. A ru'nnr was published re
Gently that Mr.. Swindels had mustered
his efforts Ia the salvation Army. This
was an error, and probably grew out Of
the fact Of his having conducted meet
fngs for the Young Mems Christian Az
ISOLATION In Washington, ID. g., In No
vember last. He is still Al. T.. Clergy
man In first class standing.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20
DEGIsTER's ORDER
IL REG!srER'S OFFICE
NEW CASTLE Cut MY, DE,
February Z I,eJ

d EGIsTER's ORDER
IL HEG!srER's OFFICE,
NEW CATTLE Cot MY, DtI.,
February I, l19J.
Upon the application of Laura II.
and thns NJ. GrnDb, Executors OF Henry
T.. GrHbb late OF Wilmington lld.,in said
county, licensed, it Is ordered aud di-
rected by the Register that the ENccu.
tors aforesaid give notice OF grant
ing Of letters Testmncntary upon
the estate OF the deceased, with tile
date oil granting thereof by cuusing al.
refreshments to be posted within forty
days from the date OF such letters in six
ol he most public places af the county
OF New Castle, requiring all persons
having demnnds against t II e
estate 10 present the same or
abide by AN Act OF Assembly
IN such case made and PROV idcd: and also
cause the same to lie Inserted within the
same period in the DAILY REpuBLIcAN.
4 newspaper published in Wilmington,
Del, and TO he continued therein three
weeks. (e.o.d0
- Given under the handand Seal
H.. ). Of Office Of the Register, ufure-
- said, ut Wilmington, IN New
Castle County, Aforesaid, the day and
year above written.
JOHN Il. BRADFORD, Register
| NoTlUE.-Atl persons hnv ing ciuitns
against the estate of the deceased must
| present the same, duly Httcsted to the
| Executors, on or before February 7tlis
| 1871. or abide the Act Of sscmhly In
such ease made and provided. Address
I.Al RA II. CRU 1913. rxao,,,,,,.
tilAs. NJ. Cru iiB. Executors.
Wilmington, Delaware. fS-l2t
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20

THE rules Having been adopted in
Congress which secures 10 the majority
the right to control legislation, we
hope business will be despatched
promptly. The Democrats are clam.
oring for tariff reform; let the Repub
llcan House give il to them speedily.
Remove Tie lax on tobacco and on
spirits used in the arts and sciences,
place upon the free list all articles we
cannot produce, and lay careful
tariff upon all other articles graded
according 10 demand aud supply. Til,
country ia looking for this, expecting
this, and it cannot come too speedily
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20
pusLIc SALE

~T1S SAN<h8
4 ,,,
The sunscrfber having sold hts farm. VIII
sell AZ public sale, nj HIS residence, on tie
"WEDNESDAY. FFBRItARY "a 1850,
a, IN o.,,ccr 4 - -. 49,, ashorse.
80 !; elnHer. light nay horse, Am
fSes,s ptN,souiu Anu gentle, VIII woih .A2a
III ~ ~ ~ ~ names.
NO. plAlnss nafs iron gray, coming )
ytNs oia kent!e onu klnd, eoou worker.
~ o, .. lazy Msy, ron gray. cniiing years
o'a, very prom,slng ouns nhtr
bt2oa mare, m excel Mt work Z.
No. Q. donn, light bay, l. years old, good
No.H LADY b.s iron gray 10 years old, a
very nne mnre rnu good driver.
NO. I. palsyuaies {enrnns cot sired by
norwood. Filt edge stock, very promising.
y head Of GOOD ,nilch and butter COWS. Half
q ~ ese csws All be IN profit by day q sale.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20
DUBLIC SALE.

DUBLIC SALE.
The subscriber Intending to quit the hotel
business, VIII sell without reserve Al the hotel
known ss the Mcdaniel House, Stanton, del. i,
ON THURSDAY, FEB. 25TH. 1890.
At 10 o'clocs, A. n, the following personal
property, to witt
itesi, cows, bar fixtures, consisting of beer
prmp, lee chest, stove, bar room cha 70, 2
hanging lamps, bottles. glasses, etc. rhc
owe fixtures are all nearly new. Household
goo,is, consisting or 81 yards OF new Brussels
csrpets, new brussels stair carpet, crsst, psds
and rods, lot OF Ingram carpets, mating, 2
sets 81 bed room fu-nitars, pair uf bed eAds,
wash stands, wash bowls and pitcher, 8 c.
Rotary and book case combined, large walnut
desk, marble top table, bed room stove, Q
feather beds, holsters aud pillows, 2clocks, q
lot of chair, settee, a lot Of oil cloth, and 10
pair OF window curtains, nearly new.
Kitchen furniture. No. Niagara cook
stove break fast tabls, kitchen table, refrig.
orator. a 10, OF dishe = = pair Of double screen
door, good as new: lot OF window serena
n lot Of second hand doors aud blin,,s, a lot OF
OLD iron, large feed chest one set Of carr iage
harness, sliovcls, hoes, forks aud many other
articles not mentioned.
Conditions will he made known at sale by
JACOB II. HYATT
Thomas Brackiu, Joseph II. Kirk,
Auctioneer. Clerk.
2.ll-atN.2li
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20

South AMBoY, N. j., Feb. 20.-A bali
block OF buildlngs here we're burned yes
teriay mornipg The loss Is placei at
1000. The fire started In the general
store OF Howell & Gordon, and is sup
posed to have been caused by = defective
Hue. The stores Of Howell & Gordon.
Jacob slobadccn, tailor; Albert Cater,
barber; Jacob Harris, halter; DR.. Miller,
druggis', aud Samuel Pimlott, baker,
were burned out. Christopher Straubs
dwelling Was also destroyed.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20

suNBURY, Feb 20.-'rhe ice men in
this city have become thor ughly alarmed
over the mild weather. Nearly three
thousand tons are shipped from Sunbury
every year aud about ten usand tons
are uied Tor domestic purposes. A brew
cry firm has bought machinery at ali ex.
pense OF $4,000 and will manufacture
it's own Ice as we'll as furnishing It to the
citizens of sunbury. Iu Northumber
LAND company composed of the bushes.
men oil the town is be ug formed for tt,
purpose OF sending 10 Qaebec, Canada
for one hundred carloads oil ice.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20

ONLY about three-quarters OF full
vote was polled in The late Judge Kel
ley's old district on Tuesday, and yet
the majority for John 4. Reyburn as
his successor is within few hundred
as large as ary majority that ever the
late Judge got. But this was to be the
district TO show the appropriately Of
protection, and some foolish Demo.
cratic papers even went so far as 10
predict the defeat OF the Republican
1914 is no mean majority In an oil
year and On three fourth vote polled.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20

Our increased trade shows that the
public appreciate 22i0 lbs. OF good clean
coal for ton, ami that lie what we pro-
pose to give Tor the year OF 1899. Our
coal Is under cover and screened, under
oar own supervision. Rindliug wool in
large loads. Western oats speciality,
bsled hay and straw ~ the ton. Yard,
U6 Marylendsvenue. Telephone, 5i5.
Central Ollie, 9TH and King streets.
Teller houc 5s7 Open in the evening.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20
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baltimore RailrolL ~


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So, tsn. Z i" WNpte. i- 5a
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. transportation, u. tah sa,
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Daily Republican., 1890-02-20

Is it not worth the small prlet tf 10
cents to free yourself OF every nptom
OF these distressing complaints, II you
think SO cell at our store and get a bottle
oil thiloh's Vltalizer. Every bottle has a
printed guarantee on 1t, use accordingly,
and II IL does you no good it will cost you
nothing. N. Is, Daniortl, wholesale and
retail agent, SeQoLd aud Market streets
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20

Mas Mamie Bunker and Mr.. Joseph
Fitzpatrick were married in st, Peter Q
Pre-Ca,helral at $50 O'clock on Tues.
day afternoon, the ceremony being per-
formed b7 the Rev. Father Campbell.
The bride was arrayed In white satin
drets. while the groom was dressed In a
plan black SUIT They viii reside at
NJ. u West Fourth erect.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20

PnILLIpsBuRG, N. j., Feb. 20.--An
explosion 81 dynamite cartridges oc-
the furniture destroyed aud Mr.. and MIRA
Taylor and her two children seriously
cartridges Ia the stove to dry 49, Mrs
Taylor, not knowing they were there,
shut the oven door, the jar causing the
explosion. The boarler fed.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20

We do hope that hereafter persons
who do not want totarry empty whisky
TASKS would not deposit them on the
stairway leading to the tax Office. The
one found there day before yesterday
almost kd 10 trouble between Collector
Mckee and the RhPuBLicAN.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20

Lots Of desirable things in
the stock marked down half,
especially remnants.
Will you buy a Silk Dress
for yourself or little girl for
Spring wear at about halfprice2
Laces, Embroidcrics, Corsets,
Ribbons, Stamped Linen Goods,
Hosiery, Gloves, Underwear.
Umbrellas. In fact everything
in the store reduced for this
sale.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20

DEMOCRATIC poll taxpayers have
you had your receipt seut 10 you YETI
Ii you have not got them jet call at
the tax office from : 80 to 10 p, m,
and you will lie most certain to find
the collectors in, ana aided by Levy
Courtman Hickman, Assessor Nc
Closky, ex Tax Collectors Kesry and
Dickey and Clerk Of The Board OF
He@llh ". Il. Lee.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20
- E9ISTER'S ORDER.
III REG lSrER'S OFFICE,
Nkw CAsTLk COUNTY, DrL.,.

tplil, lofu.
Upon the application OF William II, CALI
wei, executor q Perry Ewing. late OF Will
mington Hundred, In said county DECEASED.
y Is ordere'ard directed by the Register til al
the Executor Aforesaid, give notice or grant
Ing oil letters testamentary uDon
the estate OF the deceased, with The date ~
granting thereof, by causing advertisements
TO be posted within forty days from tile date
o. snch letters In az OF ihe most public places
persons having demands against the estate 10
present the same, or abide by an Act ~ As.
sembly In such case made and provided pd
also cause the same to be inserted within te
lame period In the DAILY hEPUBLICAN =
newspaper published In Wilmington del, and
IL Given under the nAnd and seal 81
L. q. Office OF the Register aforesaid, A.
- Wilmington. In New Castle Conn
JOHN X. BRADFORD, Rexlster
koTICn.-All persons having claims again 8
the estate Of the deceased must present lie
same, duly attested to the EIrcnt"r ". -,
or before February 10th, lse, or sbi- the All
of Assembly In such case made And urnyldsd
WILLIAM II. CALDM MI,
.,, ~ Executor
Huuie's-Whmihst I'm Dei. i-l3-st
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20

Masquerade suits to hire at Mrs
Henze's. SCI East Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20
DUBLIC SALE.

kJlDLiC oALEs
WIN be sold at public sale at No, 1870
Market street on
FRIDAY, February, 81, 1897,
at 9o'clock, a. NJ,
the following household furniture.
Piano, Parlor suit. . Walnut Cham
Der suits, Carpets, Mating, Book-c case
Extension Table, and Chairs; q lot of
China, Cook stove and Kitchen utensils,
steam Washer. II good Reir igerator. Tub
etc. Also u quantity OF home prepared
fruits and Jollies and one portable heat
er. Mrs. L.. IL. GktHB.
l.. W. stidham 4 Son, aucts. fl5-jit
PUBLIc SALE
a, NJ, i viii sen H. my G,rm adjoining
for.s.:. soSs snS lstnlns implement G e
win. records including one pair large
coach horses, very stylish, one pair young
nan so os WORK si Sorss, s sS1d .peed ns
colts, |, sand sye,rs Old, W iriy head OF cows,
many springcfs. bull nnI several halicrs,
30 harrows which have never been used, also
a general us oriment OF iarin tools
Ter,nsi-nnicr. 80. cash: 80 or over. note
Is furnished or 6 per cent. on for cash.
l-io tn-ti-s-ts NM. jerks FELL.
l.. W. slIpHaN soS. Auet.
DuBLIC SALE bF ATwO STORY
brick house. No. COZ Penn street.
Wilmington, 5 rooms, II feet front, on
FRIDAY, FEBRu Any asrH, 80,
Mt l3o p. M,
at the Court House.
SAMUEL W. McCAt LLE4,
fl5-ts Trustee.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20

Schedule IN effect NoS Ib.ss''-
TRAINS LEAVE DEL. AVE. rLr
EAsr Bousn
Express trains
New Yoax, week days, ',l3, ',V,M
a. M, az o.. d ~. % ls, 80 aGp. IN.
NEw YoRy. Sundays -, N.,
az %. - 4J, .1Ia 20 '6.p. N. $50. o..
fniI.hpEir iltA. week dny., w
60 co. ao Il: q y. rs g. ga! sS 49, = Is
IS. 0io, e ID. 7 OF I so. slol5 T
pnILIpELrnIA, Sundays. 'sil. ~.
$50 pos. ii 20 u. m. Al. ", ~
800. iiaSlS. RS. CI9 'ai'' 80
Gnrsrsn. week days ':li eo'. 4
u. 100 - 90. 9oo. sl0a ~ .,1
a. - % = q o ~: b, so T. = 'iI "a y
q nKsT.u, Sundays. sells. 7Oo "
1 10 20 ia. : d. sid ". f,oana ivIrl
ArLAsr CRY. J f''o a n
.e " iIs, poulp.
baltimore und Wus.lnlton, q 20. Isl
.lll5 a. M, 10. sila s5l5. Sli. sll
ali daily. 4os. III, .eiOp. IL, dali
baltimore and principal -taros
Phils. Division, l.l5 p. M, dal!l
Pittstrrs .si7 a. ~. and sj.ii n
Chicago, - 4.a. M. 'os7p m. dar,
Oh cin.ati and s.. Louis. .HC,
and 20 % p. IN; daily.
0iposILf AuooaxoDATIoA. ~ ID
daily sndl2D . IN, daily, eAtcp. "a
day, 10 10 7. IN, sunday only.
Il spsxSBpu AoooNhoDAr'eS. VI
aAys. I ", lioD a. M, Is and . p
sus days,'s % a. M, AS y. M.
TnAIss LEAVE MARxxr STREET srlr,3
week days: 80. d ~. .s3n siaita.a 4
lsss, 2a5, $50, Ans y. m. Sundays Il
For Baltimore, woek days, SIS
q. NJ; 81, IS o., - IS y. IN. sundays u
n. m: IS IS and sass y. N.
=, baltimore and principal stations
fnila division at 3.55 p, NJ, daily
oa FOR is = and way stations
Sundays . IS n. M; 81 u. IA.
chicago. IS GOA. IN, daily. eNo'p
Pittsourg. 80 am. daily. except
day; 'i.,5 =. IN, daily.
LEAVE PHLApELPnik For NitNIAH
Daily.si 10, 1918. 10 90. al 10 n. NJ,
noon, 10, 800. .34Usl 10. III. - 49, ~
sl0, 10 10 p. IN.
Daily. except Sunday, = Gl5. G ieard
H., q IS. ~ lvand . ~, IL Sup. III. saI
only, $50 "A. m, esp. III.
Telephone No. io1
| ~ Hates TO western points loyera
viaany other line.
J.T. ODELL, L2ksCUV.
Geni Manager. Gs3 Pass n
Wilmington 3 Northl saEE
Time table In eject NoA. y, Ia. ~
| leave Wilmington (risuch street, 80
FOR heading, Birdsporo. Josnna, spns
| neld. WaynesburE Juncuon, .,.,s
rottsvtlls TamaquAl, AllentoHn, IN.
Wernsrsyille and al poiny on the ~
elphia and Reading 3. r., 7.e1 n @H :
2. y. IN.
For Spring. held, waynesburg Jal.ascS
goAtesville, Gmbreevlle, Lensps, ~
Ford and Montcnan IL and In termeilAS ~
7.O0a. M, 2.25 and o. 10 y. N.
For Chadds Ford junction ann
| on tho =. h d. G. u. r., Ut Nv
2.9 and 4.45 p. M. nSa|
For West Chester. 100 IT, M, ~
~ Daily exoept saturday and snnasi
For New Bridge and inferno iikts
e.n y. N. and on Saturday only o. -
ip.lSp. n,
On SUNDAY for RsadinG aud inter- YET 4,
points, a. q, Il q. n. aud for springnAi
intermediate points 1t .. 70 .. n. .,,sx
4. q, AcOAUsf.ANR BUWNssssis VI
psriAtsndsat. Ten fA"
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20

PHILADELPHIA Thursday. Feb. 70, issp.
After all, what is there in
dress goods that for quiet
richness and solid worth
goes ahead Of finest Broad
cloth? Beauty unadorned
quality without claptrap. a
partrician OF Il q loom. The
fleece must be the choicest,
the spinning moet Lrecise,
the weaving full Of wit, the
dyeing an ar lists work, the
handling from start to flash
ex actly rig ht or the stuff will
shov it
The very best Broadcloth
only a little time back
couldn't be h d under ~;
here IL is noy at $2.5O.
Smooth and soft as a baby's
cheek. In all the newest
shades-twenty-two Of them
in the lot just on the coun-
tiers, more than as many
more in their fellows almost
as new.
Fine Broadc!o,h, at s..
Northwes. of centre.
Jerseys at taoo-th1'as cost
M .nuiacturers' S a m p e 9,
fancy and plain; tailor made
or silk braided. Some with
feveres and silk Fedora
ronts; Garibaldi waists with
plated yoke and sleeves.
Handsome goods tina: would
cost from 81 30 to So You
shall take them at 81. so, So,
S2.50, So, $3.50 and 81.
A few Black Jerseys.
braid trimmed on front, and
plain cuffs, at 81.
Second floor, Chestnut, street side. Four
elevators.
Accordion plating a5c a
yard. Delivered within two
days after your order is re
ceived.
Second floor, over Chestnut street middle
entrance.
We only now and then
step 10 hold up a Stocking.
but there's almost always
8 omething well worth telling
| OF. Here are two softs:
Women's Lisle Thread
Hose, 8 different SHADES
25c a pair.
Mems French Printet
Cotton Half Hose, I'M
bleached, and col ore
grounds:
polka.do's plaiis
. horsesh0es ring and dot
rings cluster Of dots
$ blocks striped
: 25c a pair, regular price 500
: Chestnut street eide.
3 JOHN WANAMAKER.
|
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20

VIoLETs along the Brandyw wine are
succeeding dandelions.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20

Schedule IN effect Nos Ibls'-
TRAINS LEAVE DEL. AVE. rtri
EAsr Eousn
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-04-30
TAX NOTICE.

! will attend the following times
and places to receive the tax re-
turns of 1890:
Twelfth Court Ground-Mon.
day, April 7thMonday, April, 18th,
Monday April 28th.
Eleventh o urt Grourd-Tues,
day April Sth; Tuesday April 18th,
Tuesday April 80.
Dover-Wednesday, April 9th;
Wednesday, April 10th; Wednes,
day, April Both.
sasser-Thursday, April 10Th;
Thursday, April 18th; Thursday,
May LIST,
Bronwood-Friday, April 18th;
Friday, April 18th; Friday, May
2nd.
Dawson-Saturday, April 18th;
Saturday, April 18th; Saturday,
May 3rd, and court weeks. Office
at McLain's store.
Parrot-Wednesday May 18th.
Can be found at the store of
Hass & Harris. at Cross Roads,
when not at above places. Books
will lose June It'll.
c. NJ. HARRIS, T. r, r. C,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-04-30
SHERIFF'S SALES.
GEORGIA-Terrell County.

GEORGIA-Terrell County.
Will he sold before the door of
the court house, in said county, Oh
first Tuesday in May next, within
the legal hours of public sale, the
Also at the same time and place
will be sold lot of land No. one
hundred and eighty in the 18th
district of said county of Terrell,
and one stOrehouse in the village
OF Bronwood, said county, fronting
Geise street thirty feet and running
back one hundred feet, known as
the Marlin 4 Dozier storehouse;
levied on as the property of J. D.
Geise to satisfy Fl ia from Terrell
Superior court in favor Of Sprag.
ms, Stores q Craddock against SAID
}. ID. Geise and other Fl fas in my
hands from the county court of said
county in favor of Moore, Marsh
" Co. and others against j. T.
Raglan and j, d. Geise, all levied
upon by me by virtue of said Fl fas
as the property of the said J. D.
Geise.
Also at the same time and
place sixty acres oflots of land Nos
279 and 289 in the 4th district of
Terrell county, Ga. the said lands
adjoining the lands of 4 A. Com
mander and Melton Bros. Levied
Gu as the property of Hill Cons
mander to satisfy a Fl ia issued from
justice court of the 1154th district,
q. NJ, Of Terrell county, Ca, in
favor OF Melton Bros. against said
Hill Commander. Levy made
by w. 7. Lewis, L. ., aud return
ell to me.
Also at the same time and place
lot of land No. two hundred and
twenty nine in the 1lth district OF
Terrell county, Ga. levied on as
the property Of II. r. Foreman by
virtue Of a f ia from the Justice
court of the 1093rd district, G.
NJ, of Webster county, Ga, in ia,
vor of VIC Kendrick against H.R.
Foreman IS the property of defend-
ant to satisfy the same.
T. r. THORNTON, Sheriff.
April 8, 1890.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-04-30
HERE'S TO COTTON STALKS ?
They Promise TO Solve the Jate Rag.
ging Problem.

VIM. f. Jackson, a well-known
lawyer of Augusta, has solved the
lute tagging problem that has aai.
tated cotton circles for so long
jackson has perfected a mechani,
cal appliance for making baggin.
from the cotton stalk, and he has
just returned from New York with
roll of Tagging. Expert cotton
men say that it is in every respect
equal to cotton has ging.
He will utilize the bare stall
from the field and can afford to
pay about 81 per ton laid down.
The mf chinery comprises heavily
weighted, corrugated rollers, with
watts ofrcnning water, carding ma,
chimes AMI bagging looms. 1t is
estimated that in making baggin2
from cotton stalks 81, eco, coo an
nually will go into the pockets o.
the farmers for what is now cleared
from the fields at an cxperse.
Augusta will be the headquar>
tiers for the company's mills and
offices. which will evtend from
Virginia to Texas.
Jackson has roll of bagging,
which is exhibited, woven by the
jute bagging looms of J. c. Todd,
at Paterson, N. j., and that ex>
pert pronouaces its equal to its
jnte riva,,. The cotton stalk bag
ging is less infammable and is only
shade darker than iute.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-04-30

Samuel Roop, the teacher re
Gently appointed by the school di>
rectors OF Claymont to take charge
of the school at that place, says
the Pittsburg Commercial Gazette,
has introduced some novel meth,
ODDS Of punishment to control the
wild and unrnly boys that come
10 him for instruction. He does
rot believe in the use of the rod,
but some Of the methods of punish.
ment are hardly less severe. He
found that the use of profane Ian,
guage was general among the boys
who ATTENDED his school, and he
intended to put a stop 10 it, Any
boy caught swearing is nov
brought before him, and after
school his mouth is washed out
with a sponge ana water, and then
the teacher scrapes the swearing
tongue with a knife. Nearly
every night after school closes
Teacher Roop has half a dozen OIL
more mouths TO wash out and ton
CUES to scrape, and one of the di
rectors says: "The practice i,
working well, and the new teacher
gives satisfaction"