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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-14
WE ARE ALI SETTLED.
Como md See Us,in Our New md Hand
some Ounrtors, 81 Twelfth Street.

some 0uartcrs, 8 lTwclfth Street.
We oan show you more Bicycles, and
better Bicycles, Than all other dealcrs
combined. The VIcroR SAFETY Is finer
than ever. Don't fail to see it. We arc
trading in'comparatively new wheels Of
other makes for the Victor. Why is it ?
Simply because the Victor is best. Don't
lose money by buying a wheel without
examining the Victor. Buy the best in
the start. It is the cheapest in the end.
Call and examine our stock. Over q
dozen makes Of Bicycles. AZ.
EDw. l.. Rose T. Co.,
New Store, 81 Twelfth street,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-14

WASHINGTON, April l3.-For Western
Pennsylvania and West V~irginia, rain,
cooler, variable winds, becoming north.
westerly.
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Pleasing Sense

or health and strength renewed and Of
ease and comfort follows the use OF
Syrup Of Figs, as it acts in harmony with
nature to e~tiectually cleanse the system
when costive or bilious. For sale in SOC
and 81 90 bottles by all leading druggists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-14

Sick Headache.
Loose's Red Glover Pills Cure Sick
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Con.
stlpation. 225c. per Box, 5 Boxes for 81.
For sale hy Logan Drug Company, bridge
corner druggists, Wheeling, W.Ya. paw
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FITS,

All Fits stopped free by Dr.. KnSE's
GREAT NERVE REsroRxR. No Fits alter
first days use. Mar vellous cures. Treat.
ise and s. 90 trial bottle free to Fit cases.
Send to Dr. Kline, 03l Arch st., Phila., Pa,
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Luck.

Is a word which should have no place
in any vocabulary. A man must have
ability to succeed, and amedical prepar-
alton, merit. There Is no luck about
SOHQDONT. II vas euro to SUCCEED
from the first, because 1t was good, and
did all that was claimed for it. MwY4w
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Eaeuralon to Washington, D. G., ,ia Baltl.
more s Ohio Railroad.
Thursday, April Il, the Baltimore &
Ohio VIII sell excursion tickets to Wash
ington, D. q, and Baltimore at tho rate
Of $40, good returning within ten DAYS
from date Of sale. Sleeping a from
Wheeling on train leaving at 6:2O D, m.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-14

Loon Our! BUCKEYE EXTRACTS aro on the road
And coming In by the carlond.
Thcy,,re on every tongue aud In every hand,
For they arc the finest In the land.
Ask your grocer for them. New poru-
LAR SIZES,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-14

TIE gay young hicyclist he's III his ked,
Not for him Is the spring sun shining.
lie has been iiHftg and Is sore tn body and head,
Tut Salvation Oil will make him smiling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-14

i've got it at last" said the fellow
who found his cough subdued by a
bottle Of Or. Bulls Cough Syrup.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-14
, WHEELING 1NSTALMEST CO,

Chamber sutts-ThAt Is Solid Oak Chamber
Suits. We show In every, conceivable dcsIga-
We've moro Oak Chamber Suits on our aeor
than any two stores combinei--we'yc In fact
too many--our stock must be reduced, even
though It costs money to do five will
therefore place on safe fifty Solid Cak Chamber
Satisfactory one gun.antecd) including Red,
6 Il. 6 inches high-Drcsscts. . #. tx, # ..
with beveled Mirror on ssme-WnshsMnl Il.
dxl r. q. with Towel Rack attactcd.-0Hr
price on these llity suits will be So 60 each. re.
tial Suits have never been shown In the city NJ
these pticcS--Buy MS you will. for cash or on
lnstaltnents, our prices wilt be the snEe.
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Gbc Intelligence.
ONCE, Nos. a6 and VI Fourteenth Street.



The Wheeling lnstAlment Co.-Pourth Page.
Efselsl Sale TIL. Week-t, 4, pillou 4 Co,
Table Cntiery-Sesbitt Il Bfo.
Dissolution Of Co Partnership.
For Sale-W. v. rogu Il HrO. .
Cash Paid for Old Magazines.
Grand Opera House. "|
10 slylcs-teo. 81. Shook 4 Co.-lIead Of
Local.
We arc all settlcd-Edw. l.. Rose & Co..
Fourth Page.
Uic,cy ifos. -Contrttor and Builder.
Family Arlington Steel langc-JOs. bell Stove
Co.
B~cc1s-lIoge 4 Bro.
TO tho r%ubiic-The Bnllhcrs' Exchange.
A Card From Joseph Ynhn-f0urth lase.
Notice 10 the ppblle-Foutih Page.
II you cannot see and need spectacles
you slionld call on us and have your Eyes
tested without charge. We have The
finest Instruments and more experience
thnn any other Optlclan In the Suite,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re.
funded. JACOB W. GKULB,
Jewcler and OptlCian,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets.
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Quite a lively row took place near the North,
wood Glass Works Saturday morning WHICH may
quarreled In tho lat,el's aioou. Joyest, ian 10.
wards tho river. nigot followed, s%trikIng.Joycnt
en- the left side OF tho head with an Iron fork
Tour feet, long. making an ugly wound about
four inches long. Joyent was taken, to the
Washington street drug store, where Dr.. VII.
Hams attended him, after which he was Acut 10
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TherInomete Record.

Tho thermometer at Schnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner, Saturday,
repisiarel Ra ioll0W8:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-14

PETER CLAUS, the Island Confectioner,
has opened up hts ice cream parlors for
the season.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-14

can Mechanics q this city VIII take part ia the
presentation OF flags to the public schools on
Memorial Day. They will form Ia line and
march to the different schools. where, with
app1oprlste speeches. the iass will be placed
In attendance aud visiting Mechanics are OK.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-14
Spring md Summer.

VAN HourEN's Cocoa delicious
made Instantly.
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WHEELING IESTALMEST Co.

VIC have Ia store for yott the surprise OF tho
scison--MattlnGS arc not the only goods wen
sell cheap here this wcek-Spring mattresses
woven wire springs-will figure here dur.
Ing the week at prices tid!culouSly low-The,u
are n household necessity, and our prices vii!
put them within the reach OF all-lt YOU have
not already II Spring Mattress there's no ex.
cuse for being longer without onc-Ecglanlnr
to-day. and for this week only, well put
Spring Mattresses on your beds for S. 90 each
We have them III att sizes, guaranteed to II my
bed and not to sRg. at two dollars and a halt
You can't deny yourself the ease and comfort
afforded by these 1prings-.,The price we n,mu
is cxhcty onc'thtr1 les ibnn yOn1l par any.
where In town for the same sprlngs-lt. one.
third less than YOU have pali us heretofore.
and a third less tlan you'll pay even.
here After this week-lne Springs We offer sell
regularly at 81 a5-Onr price for Ills week only
will be as quotcd-Sl 80 caca-rOr II marvel Of
comfort, economy and durability our sptIng has
III VuVHl. 70 e
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E
WHEELING CO.'S
GREAT
MATING SALE !
1l3G to ll4O Market st.

Don't spcnd 4 dollar III you yI,l. Our ,,o,o,
10 day--li We cart give you three u,ro.
in value, don't spcnl II hc.c,--roh"
has come. aud mn unparalleled day It viii lima
our cstabllshmcnt-wc have prepared iii
II will be the first DAY or our Grca, Mating S4,O
Wc open tho week by exceptional, uuhr0,l NJ
offerings In Floor Matlings-wo couldutnro
any moro desirable or seaonabio gooLs,-yLs
stock we offer comprises n grand aSso1,s;CurG 4,
Fresh. styli.h aud Substantial Mating. M,
years importA,ions) III unique patterns, bcaull.
III! effects and rich eslo"-Aa.sInss tha, wc
youch will cost yoi not n cen, less than GI,v
cents per yard e!sewhcfc-They sell her. rn,,,
larry at that rf!ce-MAttings, remember iSS"a ,
measure seamless every ilyc yards. a mos, "" "'
slraple feature, that you cannot Afford Ia oyrt,
loos.-Wcll close out every yari Of NOltIpr
within this store ut II price 30 low ms 10 msEts
puiyinG rresistiols-h I5!e9 literally c,m,
tings, Fancy or White. at l5c per yard, say
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-14

The Belmont County 1eachess' Association
will meet ln the Opera House, Martins Ferry, on
ncxt Saturday. April 10, al 1850 a. m, Follow.
Special Days, Miss Adah Auit, St. Clalrsville:
The State and ihd SchoolbooIs, N. C. Nichols,
Morristown; Examinations from n. Teachers
Standpoint. N. D.. Howell, ncndrysburg; tx.
animation from m Examiners Standpoint. S.. c.
Murphy, Belmont; Mcteotologv. Principal J. 4,
Bow1ockcr, Martins Ferry. Address. Prot. Xix,
wood, Wooster University.
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A CARD FROM JOSEPH YANN.

The German ciGar manufactured by Joseph
fahn is OF superior Quality-thc standard Of
purity md excellence. 1t Is a luxury aud not Il
low'psiccd article. lle has established a repu.
tatlon for the excellence OF his goods wherever
they arc known. Dealers all carry them, apl4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-14
MARTINS FERRY,
Sewsy Notes and Personals from Acros
the River.

Sewsy Notes and Personals from Across
the River.
Miss Maud Nichol has been visiting friends ut
Blaine.
Hon. v, s. Kennon, OF St. Clalrsyllle. IS the
guest OF Hon. NJ. q. Mitchell.
Mr.. Lou Ha!horn. OF Warren Ridge. was In
0 calling on friends Saturday.
Electric light will be used In the Methodist
church tonight for the first time.
Miss kittie Rhoades opens a weeks engage.
ment IN the Opera house this evening.
Anarc light Is to be put up at the ferry land.
Ing, corner First and Washington streets, S
Mrs. $: +. DeIlass left Saturday for New York
aud Will make that city he7 home hereafter.
Tho Wheeling anil Martins Ferry clubs will
cross bats on tho Wheeling grounds sometime
The number Of pupils attending the public
schools this month was i,aS3, the smaiicst! nun.
Der since September. ~ 80
Mr.. Matt McDcrnlott, who recently purchased
the hoyleJones Manufacturing Company's
plant, moved his family from Pittsburgh Inst
week. 81 500. ''1 'N
The A:tua mill forge department will bc of
Monday on day turn, and the night turn will
GhanSe ~ loG. N. The day turn will resume
Tuesday on time. 1880
Communion services were held Yesterday
morning at tho Fist Presbyterian Church, by
the pastor. Rev. MI, ii. N. Campbell, insisted byy
Rev. Mr.. Boyd. Nine members were received by
letter amt four on confession. -
Key. Mr: Q,Mcra assumed the rcctorshIp -of
y. iauLs Episcopal church yesterday, preaching
at ; o'clo0kto Il largo congregation! REV. Mi
O'Mera was formerly assistant rector OF Trinity
Church; Columbus, and comes highly recon-.
The Bridgeport Electric Light Company dc.
clued saturday not TO use Murtin's Fefry's sys.
TEN for lighting that city, but to have The Wood
arc system and Fl. Wayne lncaudescent light,
The poles will arrive today aud work begln at
once. The contract Is 10 be completed by the lst
4 large. savage. Newfoundland dog, owned BY
William Rcm6aucl. In Clark's addition, broke
the chain by which 1t was fastened and attacked
a man who was passing nt the time. The flesh OF
one Of ms hands was badly lacclaieI and bis
ly shot the doc. sr.... 80 -
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New Advertisements.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC,

The Ohio Valley Trades and Labor Assembly
lndones the action 0! the Building Trades. aud
denies a settlement With the Carpenters And dc.
clare the strike still on. Notwithstanding tho
notice published by the Bulldcs' Exchange
declaring the strike OF. anil
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-14

JOSEPH, SrEIDEL, President.
GEO. II. GIBSON, Secretary.
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WHEELING lNSTALMIST Co,

Not a eensless than 10 cents will buy Il yard Of
these goods-Flt.ecn cents II yard viii Dpy
every yard within tho four walls Of our building
They cost mere than double what we ask
YOU can't ayeld coming hero Il you wan, for
fifteen cents 80 cents wotth-yit.eu cents wifi
do hero to-day what II regularly take, iIty
cents to do-s375 will buy during tbs Mle. .,
yards OF Mating tia, will cost you regularly
81 0-Don't lose sight Of these tac,s and
llgures--We make bold assertlons-We know
their nature and are ready to stand by them
What We say, We say truihfully and can sub,tan.
tlatc it--wlGn wcs,atc TINT you car, buy these
Mattings we olics for three times our price, WS
mean u and eau prove u, ieo--Ae thtlieftr,
any dealer TO produce tnrsc goods for three times
tho money wu nsk-lt you don't want any
Mattings come here anyhow, Just 10 see now We
sell them-li You do want them ZONE around
easly-ge alert, for such bargains Is wg have
you never Dehe.d.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-17

WASHINGTON, Jan. l7.--Iu jhC United
States senate yesterday MIR. morrill,,
from the Finance Committee, repor ed "A
concurrent resolution requesting the
Sc Rotary OF the Treasury not 70 make q
new Lessee OF the Alasks fur seal Islands,
and to pohtpous all action in relation
thereto until after the Gosh OF February
next. Tue rcsolstlon was sgreed to
Mt. Buffers bill for the emi grafton of
coiored pefsous from ths Southern s stes
was taken UP and discussed by Messrs.
Butler, Husr und Blair, the two latter
oppuaAg tie measure. The III then
sen over. The crsdsr tiAls OF Wilbur
+. Sanders sud 1h,uas 9. Brewer as
Senators elect from Montana we're pre-
sentei, and referred To the Comm .tes on
Privilege, and Elections. Seaats al
lournsi uuIil Monday.
Ia the llouse, = resolution WAC adopted
calling On the Secretary Of statr for CUpi"s
Of the existing customs duties of Ger.
many, austria and France, and also
Information as to the pJicv OF those
countries in regard TO draw backs aud
bduutes on sugar.
Bil!s were iutroiucei by Mr.. Lacey, Of
Iowa, 10 amend the eisction Isws aud
by Mr.. Dorsey, of Nebraska, to provide
"a permanent national hsak cirtulsi on.
Mr. Mckinley, of OHIO, from the Com
m.ttoe on Rules. reported resolution
for tue appointment OF 9 special commit
tee OF Is on the w orla's Fair, to report
within thrte ds'sa plan 70 determining
lne ,ite Tor the fair. aid su1.cJuenlly
report 3 Nh providing Tor the exu,blton
, hUu- a6JDlrncd.
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- - -s~ - -
Jersey Ailils titsEn.

Wut1tNaroWr. Jan. 1d.-rhe i,.tle
hanlstui Jgr,ey MINIS, ti- county, ia
IN SAFE Of excitement ov.i the conduct
Of the vile Of George STRATEGY, y well
kaodn 'armer. Only short time st1
BE won,n, who Il passcMed Of 80 un-
aGyrrnsnle temper, hardloi tp'r husband
so rius Al,, tAat be is nos oarry u +
Jroke4 am in sling.
10 ing, Ih0mas Parker hoarler a,
The S'rslley house, came to town aud
woe our warrant iof the arrest Jf Tic
Wpm q, She LAYING slashed him higttt
iul!y w:lh caring knife yesterday, dir.
ING dispute about board bill. The
l. CT ,l4d- struck Parker oyer the r'ghi
sye, iaatiir :, 'a,r lie gash, aud Auses'
Get,r5Ei sftaeze.
TIE ustAule, ARMED e'i his warrant
FL i7l Jtts,y N!.la t'3i- evening, and II
s'n.z.r We ae sttcssed anil brougA. Il
me ely tu.mr1roW.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-17

THE question may be very properly
asked now of the County tax collec-
tors, what they arc going to do about
the collection Of poll taxes in view of
the recent decision OF the Superior
Cont The Court evidently means
that a change must DO made, that the
poll taxaoles must be afforded iucrcss.
ed facilities for paying their taxes. In
short II means that they must open
their office from now up to the first
Monday OF March In the evening Ii
they are not defiant to the viii OF tho
court they will do So. Leaving out
the Democratic poll iaxables Who are
not required TO apnesr in person to pay
taxes. but TO whom tax receipts will
he furnished outside OF the Office, there
are at lesst two Thousand Republican
poll taxahler who must either come in
person 10 pay taxos or psy 1t by a
power Of attorney il the collectors
think worth while to regard the al
monitions OF tbs court. 1t they can
not get these opportunities to pay they
will be DISTINGUISHED. What do the
collectors Intend to do shout it? II
they would open their Office at night
they would afford immessurable relief
to the poll tax payers nho are com.
PEELED 10 pay taxes in person. They
should open At night. Every tax col
lec.or from the time OF "Arche"
Given in 1872 down. has sat NJ night
10 collect taxes. Do the present col
lect0rs intend to make themselves an
exception? If they will cit at night
/ Tor the reception OF taxes there may be
but little need Of the exercise of the
use Of tie power oil attorney. What
will they do about ii?
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-17
Millinery.

B ~. and CoIorea Fe't
Hag n Is reduced almost
to the vanishing point,
Scotch Tams and o her
he d1eat OF cloth, plush,
AMI the like are where a
short pocketbook can reach
them.
Evering Bonneis and
Hats, dslaty and fresh a,
rev blown roses. All the
shapes that fashit n layors
are hsre-plenty.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-17

A MOTHER LIST.
Desirable dwellings Tor sale cheap and
on easy terms.
5l4 Washington street
1920 Tainali street
5l5 South jackson street
S43 Morrow street
s. w. corner 5th ard French streets
6Jl Wet Sth street
127 DUPONT street
South Clay ton street ... s
1905 Adams street
1927 Lombard street
s0f aud 40S West l4th street
1922 Adams street
1902 Kirk avenue
1871. 1899 ald 1881 West street
1904 Kirk avenue
llb1 North jackson street
7UD Adams street
1858 aud 1885 West street
1901 West 9th street
+. f. corner Sth aud jackson stree Ia
S23 South Jackson street
10th street between Woodlawn and
Riverview avenues
IN eas OF Franklin street
142l Harr'son street
46 West 7th at Get
225 Shipley street, store and dwelling
1918 Elm street
1927 Lincoln street
1915 kirkw God slIoet
T2S Eat 10Th slrset
Hoe Lombard street, and store
houses on 18th street, between Or
&nFe and Tatnall
ll0i, llt3 and ll05 Lombard s,reet
1000 Adams street
7O7 jackson itrrct
7U9 and 705 jackson street
lies ard Ill Maple street
1903 West Front street
1911 West Front street
1909 West 2ud street
south DUPONT street
CLARK & MCLEAR,
y. E. corner sth and Market
lbft
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Cost and Former Prices

Have the go-by. Look in
cur windows t day. Most
positive B.rgains. A choice
rom Is lots OF Oveicoats,
e,S and $50 down to Sig SC.
Is lots OF Overcoa,s SiS
and $40. down to 1880
IS los OF Overcoats, SIS
and $40, down to Si3 so.
Montague Overcoats, SIS.
Montasnac Ovcrcoats, SIS.
Montagnac y sercosts, sI5.
Lowest price ever touched.
III iiis hest grade Fur
Beaver Oyercoats, IS o
down 10 $40.
III Il CHEST Grade Fur
Beaver Overcoata, $50 down
10 $40.
HI Highest Grade Fur
Beaver Ovefcoats, $50 down
20 $40.
The new prices on Suits
and lrouaers moving them
gu ckly, $3.50, bI.Io, s2,S2,
$685.. 81 go.
tirst.cIsss Mems and
Young Mems Suits, ss,22,
$1,000, Sl3 40 $I4.5S,
Sl5.ll, Si6 A.
Made-to-Measure Suits.
No two alike. Takes a little
iime to select. III IL cost.
Halt cost; mind you--hali
est tor whatever you buy.
suit cost us, S24 AZ fol
$lT.2l,
suit cost Us $26 81 iol
s13 81.
Suit cost us $40 70 10
$40 35.
euit cost US 4 4 IS 10
81 23.
You can afford to take
: few minutes to find wha
. you want.
Special prices On made-to
i measure trousers.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-17

The sensible conclas on 10 be arrived
Of in the recent decision Of the Su
perior Court in regard TO the man
damus applied for to compel Collector
Dougher,y TO accept taxes by power
OF attorney, is that Collector Dough
eriy and I'll other collectors are en-
Joined to collect the taxes and to aficrd
every needed facility for doing so.
When these needed facilities are
afforded, such as sitting at seasonsble
hours when taxables can call upon
them without losing unnecessary time
aud money in doing so. and in pro
viding the necessary clerical labor 10
enable him 10 wait with alacrity upon
the payers, there will be no cause OF
complaint. Then it 10 desired In
preference by the court that iaxables
shall apply in psrson aud pay their
own taxes, also that they should do so
with their own money. This is the
way the court would like TO have 1t il
II could.
But the absence Of these regulate
hcilites for paying taxes is something
else. Poll taxsbles found it very in
convenient to pay their taxes in the
hours named by the collectors. Many
Of them lost half day, Who'll. day,
some two days and quite number
more than that in vain endeavor TO
get their taxes paid. Then the court
with evident reluctancy says that taxes
can be paid by q power OF attorney,
that 10 the taxable can authorize
another taxable by proper writings Of
authority to pay for him. THIS after
course was the gist of The contest de-
cidei. The court evidently did NOT
like the plan much, bat tho doing by
an agent Whist one would do them
selves was such al old and recogu izcd
principle OF law and justice that the
ssnctity OF the power OF attorney
could not De interfered with. and il
was decided that taxes could be &c
paid, and that collector who would
not receive taxes 90 prohered was
liable to the same prosecutions and
penalties rs If he had declined 10 re
ceive taxes uader any other circum.
stances.
Then taxes can lie paid by 8 power
OF attorney aud collectors must take
such taxes There ia that much
decided Taxpayers living away from
the city, working men IN the busy
shops OF the city, or others who from
sickness. disability OF any other cause
cannot 20 in person and pay their owr
taxes without pain or great ireou-
venience, can aulborize another TO ppj
for them. WhAt else is jeciiedg OK
0ther thing and then We itayp ia.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-17
OVERCOATs

We have many el.ew
Ovsrcoats lett yet which "
are selling very cheap, NAM
Of them regardless Il tOt
to close odd lots. Now,
your time to get a bArsaa
PANTS
Well, we are cleaning y,
odd lots Of them at hi
prices, including many d
The very finest ones. PAT
we sold nc $7C0 and $50
all got TO go,as we have ID
many to think of carryaI
them over, and we thinl !
hall a loaf is better I'll,
nothing"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-17
Leather Goods.

S.mp's lii e from one OF
the b st mas,rs oil { I'D
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-17

ON fehrnsrv e4th. 1890. beginning at 10
u. ~, ] ~iil stH 1t my farm ADJOINING
hotse. cows aud iarming impielnents
with records including .ne pair large
coach horses, very stylish, one pnir young
u res, well matched sccd speeds fine
team. Euod work horses And mbiss. sixteen
colts,l, land 3 's,rs old, til irty head OF ,Ors,
many sprinke ., bull sDd s-vrrai heifers
lErke stock farming implements Including
81 harro~s which have asyer beeu used, also
= Ye stral assortment OF fhrri tools.
TcrnB:-under $40, cash; ~ or over. note
At nine months whsr- satisfactory end orser
Is furnished or per cent OF for czsh.
LILO tu-th sta wa. jerks FELL.