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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-30
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the thlrl Tss.iay ~ he 4 ~ iso
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-30

ONFDHD. .. -ua Caan q Probate hsIl 81
farts On IN thiri Tus.iay - iss l-s
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day ~ Jan. hsxt AZ e'chEk In IN fsrsn'sl1.
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Daily Republican., 1890-05-31
The Morning News saws;

vi there is Que thing more aggravatinp
than another it 10 the loose bricks with
which our sidewalks abound. They are
death 10 women's gowns, not to speak
ol The damage 10 trousers aud we'll
blac sed boots The department should
make raid on loose bricks"
But the worst OF the matter is that
there Is no excuse Tor allowing side
walks to remain in this condition. The
Street and Sewer Commission has the
power to compel property owners to
keep their sidewalks in good order,
and II they do not attend to 1t they are
not doing their duty. Two or three
years ago the city had to pay IS, 900
damages to man for injuries which
he received by stepping into hole in
pavement, US the court held it was
the duty OF the authorities to zee that
The sidewalks are kept IN good order
The police are supposed to patrol
every par, OF the city, and they were
Instructed TO make note of all detec,
tive pavements they might observe in
making their rounds. and the matter
be reported to the secretary of the
btreet aud Sewer Commission, 1
would place the responsibility where
IL properly belongs.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-31

THERE WERE no rebel flags in the
parade yesterday, neither did the
air respond with the rebel yell. This
was especially noticeable from the fact
OF what occurred In Richmond on
Thursday. The men In this city
marched beneath the flag Of our coun-
try, and kept step 10 the music OF the
Union, while those In Richmond In
sulled the national emblem by ssso-
ciating it In their demons' ration with
the hated stars and bars. All this goes
10 show the difference In sentiment
and feeling. and that many in the
South are just as ready to-day to tear
down and trample under foot the old
flag OF the Union as they were In 1861,
II they thought they dare attempt il.
The tact that the flag was carried In
the Richmond parade cannot but have
bad effect on the rising generation,
as i teaches the young to grow up
with respect ior Q rag, whose sup.
porters did their utmost to destroy the
greatest apd best government In the
world, and found on its ruins con-
federacy whose corner stone would
have been human slavery. with all Its
demoralizing effects and attendant
evils.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-31
Bee HIVE.
SOC MARKET ST.

We can still show you a large
line Of all the new shades Of
Spring Dress goods, with SUI
rahs, Vclvets, Braids and Gimps
to match same.
Dress Ginghams from &c a
yard up to 25c. Sateens at all
prices from SC up. One lot 25c
very fine goods to be closed out
at Isc a yard.
We have 3 styles Of SOC Cor
sets the best ever offered a GUS
toner for the money.
Our stock OF Parasols and
Sun Umbrellas is now complete
at right prices.
We have too many Chill
dren's Lace Caps and have
marked every one down at prices
to go quick from Ioc up.
One case Plaid Muslins, TIC
a yard, worth I5c.
Ladies, do not forget we are
agents for the Demorest Sew
ing machine, SIo.so, guaranteed
for five years.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-31
wANAMAKEuI,s.. !.

Madras il the stuff tha,
has driven out that old
time favorite, Printed Pc
nang. Cooler, lighter, pleas
anter to wear, and prettier
withal. 80 styles at 40c. %
styles at 3oc.
For hard -knockabout the
Oxford. Look Of Linen,
wears like linen; solid, sub
ssantial. % styles, 3oc.
Cambridge Is q twin
brother of Oxford, only that
It Is a twill instead Of a plain
weave. "a styles, 30c.
Any OF the stufs are ex-
cellent Tor women's dresses,
shirts, or for children's
wear. Styles that are AZ
bright and breezy as . May
morning.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-31

ARE WE to have the open air public
concerts this summer? If we are |,
seems about time that some action was
being taken in the matter. Last zeal
Hyatt's Military Band gave concerts
weekly. In both the eastern and west.
ern part OF the city, that were enjoyed
by thousands of persons. These con.
carts were given ut an expense to each
member OF the band, and this certainly
shouli not be permitted. 1t 10 enough
for these men to give their services,
without being compelled to 20 down
in their pockets to pay bills which
may be incurred. The music furnished
by this band is equal to any that can
be heard anywhere. and last year was
enjoyed by many whose limited means
render 1t impossible for them TO enjoy
a first. class concert in any other way.
We think 1t would bo good idea to
start 25-cent subscription lists in
different parts of the city, as there is
no doubt but there are many who
would gladly contribute, and thus cre-
ate q fund sufficient TO meet the ex-
penseS.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-31

THOSE WHO have watched the
progress OF the colored race since
emancipation, cannot but lie surprised
at the rapid progress made. Twenty.
i've years ago, but comparatively few
of the colored people could read or
write, and even in the North there
was little opportunity afforded them
for obtaining an education. After the
rebellion was squelched, and the rebels
conquered, school ho1ses commenced
70 spring up all over the land, and the
result is seen in the educated coiored
ministers, lawyers and physicians
who are yearly coming to the front
aud demanding recognition by theil
talents and merits. Thirty years ag,
IL was . misdemeanor, punishabl,
with . fine or imprisonment, to ever
teach colortd person the letters o
ebe alphabet, but now, how different
Excellent schools are established, ant
the great highway to knowledge |
thrown open to them the same ss 4
their white brethren. The past ha
shown that these privileges are appre
clated, and that while the colored ma
may be slow in comprehending som
things, 1t has not taken him long t
learn the great lesson, that knowledg
10 power.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-31
Anything but Lightning.

Lester Skeesucks, night watchman for
the Norwich and Worcester Railroad, in
Norwich, had q wonderful Newtouud.
land dog which followed lin faithfully
GU his lonely beat without missing q
night for II years, until last Weine ay.
when the Old dog died. "Jack" was
aSaid OF nothing on earth save lightn-
ing, and he was in mortal terror Of that.
Five years ago, at the height OF a thur
der aud Lightning storm, he fed rs If
mad from town, boarded northwari
bound train, crept under car seat, and
did not emerg until the sky cleared,
when he hoped oil the ears at Jewett
City. Lester had to go up and get Jack,
aud reason with and coax him In order
to induce him to return. for the poor
dog had got the notion into his noddle
that thunder and lightning were
Indigenous to Norwich alone, and that
II he ablded in Jewett City he could
avoid the slam whauging aral terrors
Daily Republican., 1890-05-31

BEfoRE many weeks The duplicates
OF the extra assessment viii bc In the
hands ot the county tax collectors, and
every man. no matter what his poll
tics may be, should attend to paying
his tax without delay. There are
some who put this matter of until the
very eve OF election, and if they are
Republicans seem surprised TO find
that every obstacle is thrown ir their
way 10 keep them from ob,a ming
their receipts. The way to avoid this
Ia to pay the tax as soon alter the COL
lectors receive the duplicates as posi-
bic, as ii will be much easier to pay il
then than it will be in three or four
months from now There is a large
number OF Republicans on the extra
assessment who can secure the right
To vote if they act promptly, but ii
thsy intend 10 defer paying their tax
until next October or November i,
would have been just as well ior them
to have saved themselves the trouble
of being placed on the list. W,
would like to SEE every man vote VIII,
u entitled TO do SO, and then, with
fair count and pure ballot, ther,
cannot be any objection to the mel
who may be elected to fill lhe Offices
Daily Republican., 1890-05-31

We believe our 1915
Baby Carriage the best ever
offered for that money.
Shellacked reed body, silk
plush upholstery { Evs colora
to choose from), satin Par
sol, Richmond brake, noth-
ing slighted.
A strong, neat, serviceable
carriage for IS. That's the
one for least. Most that
you pay above that goes for
prettyings - but you get
your moneys worth. every
time.
Basement. northeast OF centre.
You'll hear that Mexican
Grass Hammocks are scarce.
They are-in some stores.
Plenty enough here. IA
feet, SI,75.
Macrame Cord Ham.
mocks, strong. clean, hand
some, S1.75, $3.50. SO.
Palmer Pillow Ham,
mocks, 75c to 1915.
"Union Web" Ham
mocks, 81 to 50. 25; Baby"
Soc.
northeast OF centre.
JOHN WANAMAKER, |
Daily Republican., 1890-05-31
New Jersey & Wilmington Ferry Co,
$50

STEAMER CHRISTINA
will on and after Thursday, NAV 22nd. mske
daily trips as follows.
leave Wilmington at ]. % a. M. and .. 30
y. NJ, for Penusvllie.
Leave Pennsville at 9.1h q. M, and S. 05
p. m, Tor Pennkgrove and " ilmington,
Leave Wilmington at 1.S0 a. in., Il3o
a. ni,, ~ anu t.@1 p. M, for Pennsgrove,
Leave fennserove al 8. % and 10. IS u. m
anu /. 70 and b.O0 y. M, for Wilmington.
ON SUNDAY.
Leave Wilmington at 90 a. m,, and
2.s0 y. m, for PennsRrove and Pennsy,lle,
Leave Pennsville At II. a. M, aud i, 90
p. m, for Pennsgr0ye and Wilmington,
Leave Wilmington at Q. 80 q. M, ., 20 and
0p.m., for Pennsyroye. and leave rtnns-
grove sts.oO a. IN, u. 40 and y. IN. for Will
1hisArrAnRement will afford = fine oppor-
tunlty NJ delightful sail Gu the Delaware,
Excursion tickets between Nilninaten n
and fennsville 3oc, single fare a0c: between
wilmington and Pennsgrove, eIcursion
ticket sc and single fare I5o.
Pennsyiove and Penusvllle are beautiful
places nnordinR great opportunities for nsh.
Ing, boating, bathing and daucing.
Sp scial arrangements NAV be made for
Sunday School and moonlight excursions,
A. G. McCAusLAnD. BowNEss BRrdus,
superintendent. Gen. II and +. Ant,
mi7-tf
Daily Republican., 1890-05-31
YESTERDAY was the old veteran,

Yesterday was the Old veterans
day, and no one begrudged them the
delightful weather. The parade, which
was one OF the largest aud best ever
seen In this city, showed that the lleo.
pie are taking more interest In the
matter every year, and that the young
men OF tbe present day are profiting
by the example shown them by their
fathers. There was a. large turnout Of
old soldiers, but their step was not as
firm, OF their bearing as martial as 1t
was quarter of century ago, still
the CLEAN Of their eyes showed that
the fires OF patriotism burn as brightly
as ever in their hearts. These men
have all passed the meridian of life
and now are on the downward side of
The hill. Before another year rolls
around II is more than probable that
some oil those who participated in the
ceremonies yesterday will have an
swered the last roll call OF the great
commander, and their surviving com
Tades will do for them what they as.
sisted In doing for others yesterday.
Let us then honor and respect these
veterans while we have them In our
midst, tor they are the ones whose
deeds have made the brightest and
best pages Of the history OF our coun.
try.
Our sires left TO us q Union, but IL
was cursed with slavery, and 1t was
the privilege OF these men, OF whom
but comparatively few remain, to rid
the country OF this curse that the star
spangled banner now In reality floats
over the land OF the free and the home
OF the brave, while the bonds of the |
Union are cemenled tighter and tirmer
than ever before. The men who passed |
over the route of parade yesterday
represented all branches of the ser
vice. The cavalry and infantry, with
those who manned the artillery,
marched side by side with those who
had defended the flag on board the
man-of-war or the gun boat, all bound
together by the mystic bond OF Charity
Fraternity and Loyalty. Men Were
there who had formed part of the
invinCible Army of the Potomac. and
kept step with those who in the days
OF the country's travail marched with |
Sherman from Atlanta TO the sea, and |
our citizens who wed with each other
IN closing their places OF business, or
by the display OF flags and bunting,
are entitled to the greatest credit.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-31


PHiLADxLrnIA. Saturday. May 81, ls9o.
We make no pretense OF
naming alt the seasonable
Dress Stufs. Two or three
picked out now and then
from this counter and that
stand for hundreds that
never get a word In the
papers. You know they're
here-anything that ought
to be in the biggest. fullest,
most popular gathering OF
Dress Fabrics ir America.
These for Illustration:
Three of the popular
Scotch Co,tons for hot
weather wear-Madra,, OK
ford, Cambridge, Stur dy
stufts. Pull q thread from
either: s'rcng enough te
sew with almost. Each ha
goodness peculiar to isseli
J and the color is wovec int,
tn fabric every time.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-31
Nothing 10 Kick About.

He called the grocer aside In con-
adentiil way, opened small paper par
eel which he took from his pocket and
exhibited strip OF calico covered with
maple sugar.
81 found that in cake which I pur-
chased here yesterday" ho calmly OBJ
served.
"Yes-exactly--I see"
"And you warranted the sugar purei''
"Yes-l know-l did. but you see We
can't always prevent children IRON com.
ing in here and meeting with accidents
That's very little to complain OF, sir
found In another cake, and yet the buye,
didn't make the least Kick about i'll"
Daily Republican., 1890-05-31
Philadelphia. Wilmington
Baltimore r. X.
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May ilth, 1900.

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SUNDAY TRAINS.
For PhiiadelphlA lexpressl Isa a.sa IN
: ~ IN A. M xn' sh sSa 7os 7so. and
xecomoa.iion. 100 sos. 90 A. NJ, n.,o
8 IL 7.o'. and .. ioP. n. - me-
Accommodation. 100. sos el? 2: M. xlw
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For Vest Chester via Lamokin. s.os /. n.
For New Gastio 70 IS night.
F2r HaPs e Charles s,s Old Point Comfort and
FOR MiddIetovn, Oiayton Dover. Wyoming
FELTON,. HARRINGTON. B.idgeyilie, Ssaiord
Baltimore and wsshington. AS, soL p.i1
4. M, 1903, 4r, % o. 7to. SD r. N. and
y. lanight. baltimore only e.te r. M. and II. u
lea Leave Philadelphia Broad ssres. for vii.
minE ton tex press. $50. 7.eo Ills AM,
-; !S sva Si.b,1 SI 10 D" MA IL " p. M.
anu anaucconmodstion, tA DO 10 2s a. m. Iaw
26h Gl0, So, 10 Oh aud II rs n. IN,
For further Information, passengers arc
referred to the ticket oiice At the station.
Trains marked thus - are limited exprsss
upon which extra iare IL charged.
CHAs. 10. PUGH. J. II. WOOD.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-31
Fashionable Tailoring,

An extcnsige invoice OF fashionable
fsuit tgs has been received by Mr. James
Harding, merchant tailor, No. SIG French
street. For q neat-1ttiug, durable suit
Mr.. Harding cannot be excelled. 10 soc
his goods apd styles and learn hls prices
cannot fail to prove profitable.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-31
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Schedule IN erect May II. 1890.
TRAINS LEAVE DEL. AVE. pEPO1
EAST Bounn

Schedule IN erect May II. 1890.
TRAINS LEAVE DEL. AVE. DEPOT
EAST Bounn
Express traina
slo.sl a. ln., y 20, IS IS. y 20 d. m. Vs.
40 NeM lork, sundays. f2is. sos n.
80, " U.s. ~ Is 80, ss a, y 90, - 50, 40 81,
10 81, I'll so "A. M; "A %, - 10, 500. 10, IS Isl
-, 6i5, - %, $50. - 06, Top. IN.
., oi irhni.ladaeiphin. sundays, sals, Q 50,
40. s25. s5ss, Gas. s72G $50. s,Oe, 10 90
Chester. week days s2Is, sos ESQ.
I0', Is. 7so, - ~. 900, 10 81, 80 81, 10 81,
s6 Is, ! q. 80, % oo % i6 p. ~ n % o.
Chester, sundays, ~ Is. $50. .7o5.
$50, 0J, II 20 a. In.: loo, 2io, 31o. 10,
s5Js. 3 25, 6I5, s7'e6. 80, - 90, iop m.
~c5 a. M, = Is, u 10 p. m. sundays. y q
q. m, s2.4Op. IN.
WEST BOUND.
baltimore and washinston, - 30 :. 70. IS a.
~; s9s m; u 70 2sl, s o. .s.S sol daily.
deipnls Diyision, 10. % 4. M, daily.
ff,,htiaears f,hiass 'a;.sa. m. 800 p. M. daily.
ana ST. Loais n p IL! !n a.is; D. Il. ana
'e.o7 y. M, daily.
s!nserly ascoianoda,ion. Z.o a. IN. 2si,
Landenberg accomniadatiou, week days,
1.eo, iO.D =. ~; z. 81 aud o.0d p. In. sunday
s.sO a. n.;2 81 and 6.ea y. IN.
TRAIEs LEAVE MARKET STREET STATION
For Phil adeiphia week days, $40, 8. u.s. - 80
~. ., -s.si, II 80. n. m. IL. ~. q a. 3.55, 500
va y, m Sundays IS =. m; IL. a, .. .45. !. I5
| tnr Baltimore week days, 5.e5,- -s1, 10. AZ
| 'n;s sa. M, 2 d, $40 p. m. sundays, f.4
| baltimore and principal stati ,ns on Phila
| aelp hia Division, 1915 a. NJ, daily, excep
| Sunday.
| For LandenberE and way stations, weel
GAYS, 80 1919, 4. m. !; 2.4s, 800 D. m. Sun
| days. o. .2b a. m 2.4s aud 5.0l y. nj.
chicago, IS. ~ a. IN. daily, except sunday,
IiitshnrR, 500 y. IN. daily.
| Cincinnati and st. Louis sll S5, u. IN
daily except sunday.
LEAVE LPHiLApELPHIA FoR WILMINeroN
Daily si2i, o ~, ~sI5, . 80, 10 Is. sI1.s
q. mi l2d0 noon. 5i, 3 90, ~ 81, 4 IS. Is !!
100, - ~. s 10. 10 10, IL 30 p. M.
Daily, except sunday, 90 Is, 7 IS, s 4
a. m. u 30, 800 and so p. IN. sunda
Telephone No. lo3
n-Ratos to westsrn points lower thar
viaany otherline.
J.T. oDELL C.O.sCULL,
GcnH Manager, Gen nlPass, Az
Daily Republican., 1890-05-31
Squeezed To Death

Miss Prim (to her clsse Of young
ladies )-"Yes, = once had u sister, a
besutiiul girl, but one day when sho
wGs In California she met bear and
was &C ually squeezed to DEATH"
Chorus tecslat.cally) y)-"O-o-o-hl how
nicel
Daily Republican., 1890-05-31
nandsome pnper IInnylnrs

at pr.ces As low as tho lowest for first
class work. Make your eelaction and
have work done by experienced work.
men. Jones No. az! Market street. |
have no branch store.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-31
A New system of MIX po,,v,rv

A New system Of Milk Delivery.
j. II. Porter, milk dealer, southeast
corner Seventh and Madison streets, 10
now prepared to furnish quart or SO
quarts Of milk at short notice 10 all
parts of the city. Telephone call CAL.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-31
SPECIAL NOTICE.
KEEP Out The FLIES.

window tcreeus made to order that
cannot be beat n. They are HANDY.
dufab!e, ornamental, mad OF hafd woot
morticed aud glusd together aud put uu
ior Sl Tor six squsre feet. All over. lOc
. stquare foot. Send orders 10 v Cor
Sssi, wv West SECOND street, and 1Iye
1h.0 u1sA. M2A-satSsw .d-2ls
Daily Republican., 1890-05-31
Special sale.

Theve is now on exhibition and eale
the finest collection Of imported Turkish,
Persian and Oriental rugs and carpets at
1-0 Market street, ever offered In this
city. Special sale for one week only,
Daily Republican., 1890-05-31
DIR. SimnS Eye Cure,

The great preseryer Of the eye sight
and curer OF all diseases aud west ne.a
25 and sc GEMS. Fourth and King
Atssets. A thousaud testimonials.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-31
wASAalAhEIl's,

Robes aud horse covers at Perkins', l0l
West Eighth street.