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The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-08-15
THE pulpit AND THE sr,GE.

Rev. L. NJ. Sh,oat, Pastor United
Brethon Church. Blue Mound, Kan,
suys: III feel it ms duty 10 tell what
wonders DR.. Kings New Discovery has
done for mo. My Lungs were badly dis
cased. aud my purishiohcrs thought
could live only few weeks took five
bottles Of Di. Kings New Discovery and
am sound and well, gaining 2G lbs. in
weight"
Arthur Love, Manager Loves Funny
Folks Combination, writes: "Aiicr II
thorough trial and convincing evidence,
lam confident Dir. Kings New Discov>
cry Tor Consumption. beats 'cm all, and
cures when everything else fails. The
greatest kindness | cnn 10 my many
thousand friends is to urge them to try
it. Free trial bottles ut Jennings Phar-
macy. Regular sizes soc. and $l.O0.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-08-15

Societies for the protection Of
children and animals have been
formed, but we have not yet heard
Of q home. If Americans do not
look well to their ways there may
soon be loud call for such an or
ganization. So many calls appeal
TO men and young people that too
few spend their evenings at homo
after they arc old enough to go
out. There are lodges, ocieties,
parties, business engagements, and
snndry demands which rob the
wife and mother or the society of
husband and children nearly all
the time.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-08-15

At the Clio Drug Store you will find
all kinds of Drugs and Medicines either
ON hand or coming to hand, or will be
ordered on command, at DR.. IIamcr's old
stand, kept by L. Wood.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
The ciansor OF an Alarm Bell

Close by, In the stiffness Of the night,
could scarcely startle the ordinary indi-
yiiual more than do triling noises the
nervous invalid. But once the nerves
are braced and the system iuvlgoiatei
with Hostettsr's Stomach Btters, this
abnormal seusitivencss Is succeeded by a
tranquility not to be disturbed by trivial
causes. Impaired digestion is fertile
cause OF nerve weakness aud unnatural
mental gloom, aud q vigorous renewal oil
the action OF the stomach Ia one OF the
surest tDeans of iuvigOrating and quiet.
ing the nerves. Insomnia, or sleepess
meas, torm OF nervous disease, Is un,
guestionably beueiltted by sedatiyes,
when 1t is prolonged, or of frequent &C,
currence, but its permanent removal is
more efectuslly achieved with the Bit
ters. This medicine is also signally efli
c4cious for mala'ia, rheumatism, eonsti
patton, liver complaint aud torpit!ty o
the kidneys aud bladder.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
HisFace Was rnm,li,,r

An amusing incident occurred at Sen.
alor Aorriii's reception on Monday
light. 1t WAS the occasion Of his eight
i.th birthday. Although The President
does not usually appear AZ any bu, Cnhl-
ut houses, hr departed ftom the custom
~ III. Instance Is m especial marx OF
ie ptet 70 The geitlcmiu in whose honor
tie RECEPTION was gwen.
MS. iarIison Wits also present and In
the early part OF the evening they stood
nesr the host. Later they moved iut1
/ Ii treoi j drawing While there
=. a=ilent rotieed lady smiling At
II he expected so,ue mark OF
'.sz,44tiun Alter awhile ehe cane TO-
, G~5#f In, still with the same look a.
expectancy. When quite near the Presl
dent gave her his hand aud said;
"Good evening, Ma4a,n, ain glad ie
see YOU"
lie locked at him dolightedly and
sad, just felt sure when saw YOU en-,
teIiGs the room that had met or know
u, tut viii you eycrse me II ask 70,
your aame. l. has slipped my memory.
The peopie who heard it enjoyed th
twinkle in the,ye aud the half -humorou
gravity on the Presidents face as h
eouriesly gave the desired information
In another minute the episode was lein
te,aiaed all over tie house.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
sever ssx rNsxsr Again |.


A young lady eptered . car on the New
York ard New England road at 12ttl
street yestsrday and walked up to thu
only vacant seat beside Q gentleman
who was inteutly reading letter.
Engaged, sirl" she asked.
Just missed It. She writes that she
Is sister Of mine now" answered the
gentleman, abaent mindedly, without
looking up,
Ill beg your PARDON" stammered
the confused young lady, ''but may I-H
"Never again Tor me-" interrupted the
excited gentleman.
The young lady, fearing that she might
have lunatic for neightor II che took
the scat, turn,d her blck, intending to
60 into another car ct the next stop.
Meanwhile the gentleman had finished
his bearings. Noticing the lady stand.
Ing while there was seat vacant next
to his he politely notified her of tie fact.
After some hesitation she blushingly
accepted.
Then, he having fully recovered his
composure. what had Just occurred grad
ually dswned upon him, aud he felt II
Incumbent upon himself to offer the lady
an apology, which she received so gra-
cicusly that explanations of q more con-
fidential nature followed, and when left
the train at Brewster's they were on .
lair way to become brother and sister, II
nothing better, be having apparently for
gotten bis previously expressed resolu-
again for me-"
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
- EGISTER's ORDER.
~ REG Isi MK's OFFICE,
NEW n ~ f,nrf xTsv

May Ard, loJo.
Upon the application OF ISAAC LhRKIN,
ETrnatcr o. Ihoshs kiNsEY late Of Penn.
tylvtEia deceased, It Is ordered and directed
by tho REGISTER that the Executor aforesaid,
eiye notice OF granting OF let
ters trstaBl.utary upou the
estate of the deccsied, with the date Of
granting tlereof, by causing Advertisements
10 he posted within iorty days from the date
OF sGch letters IN elk OF the most public places
of tn. county OF New castle, recurring ali
persons having aemsnds against the estate "
present the salue, or abide by an Act ~ a.
sembl} In sach case hau- nd provided aud
also csuae NY sa'neto he Inserted within The
SAME period In the bAiLy kkrunLICAR, =
neNspnper published Ia Wilmington. Del, and
10 be continued therein three weeks le,od,
l. SN.h uuder the hand sud senl OF
L. .. ohSe OF TIC nexister nforeEaid, al
l. W!lluirsinn. In New Castle County
aioretad, ,hG lsy and year above written.
JoH Y, BRADFORD, Regist.r,
the estate OF the d.eenacd must present iip
| same, daily attestei 10 the TX 70 fOk N
| Or before Nav ard lapi, or abide the Aet
OF Assembly In such case made and PROVIDED.
| Address. Tris,t,
~. NJ. WALKER, Attorney, wilmington,
| DN"""'N' 4
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
The Lottery Temptation.

The temptation of Louisiana TO &C
cept a Sl2. 800, GOO bribe Tor lottery
franchise tor twenty years Is very grea
and she Is rather 10 be pitied than t(
be found fault with under the circum-
stances for considering the propricty
Of accepting the oder. The exacl
terms Of the bid made by John Z
Morris, who runs the lottery company,
Is couched in the following letter aud
language to the Times. Democrat Of
NV tr aus:
For This privilege offer t, pay the
State, quarterly, in advance, the sum OF
$500. 900 per annum, or kl2, 5O9, 900 for
the franchise OF twenty-five years. Thl.
Annuel license OF half million dollar.
would propose TO have deyot, d, one.
thlrd to the public school system OF the
State, one-thlrd to existing charitable IL.
stftutions aud such others as NAV be
created, and tho remaining third 10 The
construction, maintenance aud repairs OF
levees."
Some idea of the immense profits Of
the business must be obtained from the
; sbove bid. A company that is not
making an immense amount OF
money could not afford to offer
such bribe. and after all we
will be inclined TO exercise little
more charity towards the legislature OF
North Dakota which under the i'm
mense pressure oi the poverty OF her
farmers, was well nigh induced to ac
cept the otter now made 10 the Slate
pi Louisiana,
The Times democrat, which was
at first opposed TO the renewal of the
grant has succumbed and now fayors Il ,
and says that Louisiana is in no conui
tion to reject this offer ior purely SEN
tlmental reasons. In its arguments In
iavor OF the grant 1t says there is not
p single State institution that is fully
provided fol. The common schools
are suffering, not from the Indifference
VI the State to give her children the
blessings Of education, but because OF
lhe actual poverty oi the State itself.
The levees are totally inadequate to
fulfill the demands upon them, eni
Unless the rate OF taxation Is increased
there is no hope the revenue will be |
sufficient 10 meet necessary expenses. |
Half million year would double |
the length OF the school term, would |
Keep the State leyees In repair, would |
maintain the INDECENT insane OF the
Btate, aud would, in short, be vastly
beneficial to the people all around.
This is the way the eading paper OF
The State argues the question.
1t is not matter of moral etchics
with It, but a matter OF sheer necessity.
Louisiana needs the money, must have
the money, or be driven to the wall OF
bankruptcy. Nothing more is needed
70 show the extent to wEich This Vet.
Dicious influence has extended tLAu
he language oi Louis.auas leading
journal. The lottery Company hes
Accumulated Immense wealth. ana
that wealth is used in dcbauching leg
tslatures III order to receive u new
lease Of life. Delaware, us a redeemed
btate from the lottery influence, louA
with pitying eyes upuu the easy Gong
morals oi her sister State about ready
70 submit for twenty years more to lie
Establishments Of the lottery ,cn,pter.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10

In the seventh pyrotechnlc aash ol
the twenty one declarations OF the
creed Of the Prohibition party, al
Dover, the following appears:
"We arraign the Republican party
for the violation Of Its pledges two years
ago. Coming into power aud receiving
the support of many Prohibitionists
through the promise OF local option
legislation, which pledge was falsifled In
action. Nor was there any other con-
duct, nor has there been any indication
since, either in the State or nation, to
justify an expectation that the party pro.
poses to befriend this cause"
The author Of this resolution lives
in Dover, where he had ample oppor.
tuniiies OF knowing how the logisla-
ture stood. Without mincIng words
We will say plainly that the article,
resolution, declaration, creed or what
ever name 1t is called is false SO far as
1t declares thst the Republican party
was in power and went back on Its
promises for local option. The Re-
publican party was not In power in
the last legislature except when In
joint convention to elect a United
States Senator. The lower house was
Republican but the upper house only
had two Republican members in il.
What could tne Republicans do under
such circumstances9 We want to say,
also. that the assertion that the Repub-.
licans were false in the pledges to sup
port the local option Is not true Every
Republican In the House voted fol-
local ODtiOn and naaaed the NIL hut
when it reached the Democratic Sem
ate, 1t was pigeon -holed and never
saw the light of day again. 1t is sur
prising that ministers of the gospel
should make slch reckless assertions
while there is ready proof at hand to
disprove them. The declaration of
the rambling screed that he is an out
and out free-trader may account for
this uniuslifisble attack upon the Re-
pub!icsns in the legislature. Such un-
truthful declarations will not draw
votes.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
Tho La,lies' Favurite.

The newest fashion in ladies' hats will
doubtless cause futter OF Yleasurahie
excitement among the iair sex. Lai
are always susceptible TO the changes of
fashion plate; aud the more startling
the departure, the more earnest the gos-
sip over the new mode. DR.. Pierce's 9
FaYorite Prescription Is a positive cure
for the Ills which ailllct females and max e
their lives miserable. This sovereign
panacea can be relied on iu cases Of dis
placements aud all functional derance
lnents. 1t builds up the poor, hasgari
and dragged-out victim, aud gives her
renewed hope and fresh lease OF lille. Ii
Is the only medicine for wumau's pecu.
Lar weaknesses and ailments soli by
druggists under positive guarantee IRON,
the manufactures that 1t will Civ ga is.
faction In every case or money refun led.
Read printed guarantee on bottle wrap
| DER,
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10

The INVESTIGATIONS carried on by
the Levy Court OF Sussex county have
practically ended and the reults
shows that there has been an almost
systematic attempt TO fitch money
from the county, regardless of the
consequences. The result show that
in twenty years the tax payers have
been robbed out Of S120,000, and this
amount does not include. the reckless
expenditures in repairing the roads of
the county. About Sc, 900 year has
teen irittered away in some cases by
direct steals from the county und in
others by unwarranted and reckless
extravaganza, but little short OF pilier-
ing. II an honest vestigalion shows
such mismanagement and actual fraud
IN county like Sussex, with only
lille more than one third the populs-
ton OF New Castle county what
would similar investigation show for
New Castle Would the steals and
delinquencies not amount closely TO a
half million dollars in twenty years?
1t is time the people were becoming
aroused in regard to what becomes OF
The money they pay In taxes.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
Labor, aud lie rarin.

Among the foreigners who are pro-
testing against lAe pa4 sate OF the Nc
kinley Tariff bill ufc the B.nEi.umptcn
cutters OF England, who ior halt IA
century have been hoouing this coun
Try with Their cheapiy made wares.
They earnestly declare that our pro.
posed tariff vii iujurc their trade.
The Democratic Tree Traders Of this
country are oi tie same opinion, and
they want the Binghamplon cutters
to keep on furnishing this country
with cutlery, while our own cutlery
manufactures und laborers connected
with them may remain idle. The
strangest and most Inconsistent phase
ef opposition 10 the Mckinley bill
bomes from thr M1Oicrs who vote
bolidly with tl .I,c tlGdG Democrats
70 favor Engianu lilte than the United
States. THIS / L4r vote that should be
the mcst sensitive 10 injury by free
trade strangely st.css solidiy 10 The
party that tayors labor in foreign
countries more than al home. Laborers
who vote with Their party blindly sim
ply because il is labeled Democrat
do not take thought OF the conse-
Quences of their votes. 1t they die
they certainly could not vote longfl
with the party that is getting down tt
. Tree trade bottom as last US il dares
Politicians, who live by holding office
can afford 10 be anything or nothing
30 they get the oflices. ImI ters o
goods and manufacturers who can live
as well under free trade when once
established lole nothing by being iret
traders, but ii ia quite different will
the working classes. They canno
afford to be tree tIalt's under any cir
cumstances They live by labor, an,
the more goods that are manufacture
In this country the more labor the
will have, and as another natural con
sequence they will have higher wages
II only workingmen would look ovt
this question as they should they coul
not fail TO see that Tree trade is high
inimic8l to their interests. The
especially, Of all our classes of cit
zens, moved by conflicting Interests
cannot afford TO be Tree traders.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
Ono Hundred Lots.

8. 8. Fleming, Of Florida, is in the
city and has arranged for public sale
Of his property on Saturday, 2tth last.
1t ia divided into one hundred building
lots fronting on Kennett road, Grant
avenue, Union, Thirteenth and -Four
teenth streets. beautifully situated and
convenient to Delaware avenue and
Eighth street cars. These lots are lust
outside OF the city and therefore not sub
Ject TO city taxee. The Kennett road is
destined to be Wilmiugton's finest
avenue, and this sale affords q rare
chance TO secure lots for houses and for
safe and profitable Investment
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
FROM NOD King sireat

Have 70 had any Of those pared peaches .
pounds Tor 2, cenisy aud those atulntaIn
eel lug french pgunes, pound. iut Sc 4 NJ
ai'fl rts, sc. Ihlsr white gH1pss Il r. IRE
~ what YOU want Tor rie1 ani ,5u4'.tara-
eieel eat Queen syFup ~ SC, quart. W ;.
nav t,e whitest sugar sud tuIr anu he b. Il
tea and conec Ia the city. Our pie ,rQsf M =
u. Sc u bag makes excellent bitadz ii. NJ
ed especially for US. some pie cIust -four viii
not . axe good bread, but ths hoar tunkr, 4
line, healthy, Fond loaf. W. have isi az 4
Beiisst potat rs Just landed from lhe Il nlusr
sho they are ercenent wesell them vi 70g. 4
buehel, iOc. hnlt peck. VIZ are yplIin. tbmt
as iasl al We can tcl.ver them. WeIaSs eond
butter and fresh eggs Al ways oq haa,l-
i. N. WIEH
mesH scs King street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
The Same Old Story.

BALTIMORE, May 9.-The Baltimorea
pitched for the visitors on Wednesday
and won, was put in again to day, but
was knocked out OF the box In the frat
inning. Galligan was then put In and
did better. 6taib pitched his first cham
pionship game for the Orioles, and but
two hits were made OF him alter tho
first inning. Sullivan carried oil the
honors for Wilmington. The following
is the score by innings;
Baltimore. ........4 0 1 0 Q 1 o 2 2-12
Wilmington ......5 0 o 90 900 l. 6
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
Denth of Il Com hInntinn.

RocKLANp. Me, May 10.--For three
yenrs the lime producers OF the Thomas :
ton, Rockport and Rockland districts in
Maine have had a combination to main.
tain prices. The combination has ex-
piredi and 10 Is expected that the price
will now drop to 80 cents barrel, q fall
OF 4Jzoents.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
senator Beek's Successor.

LOUISVILLE. KY, May 1O.-The con.
test for the place In the United States
Senate mple vacant by the death OF
Senator Beck has begun in Frankfort.
Seven candidates are mentioned, but It
is thought that Mr.. Carlisle and ex-
Governor McCreary lead the list.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10

THE Democrats of Randal's dis
trict, Philsdelphis, had gone SO far
towards filling his place as to appoint
last night us the time for holding a
convention to nominate candidate
for his successor, but they were met
with an injunction from the court, as
. precAution agrinf, riot. The CON
vention will met' ltN, Monday.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
.DUBLIC SALE OF STOCK.

Iwill sell at public sale at Booths Corner.
Del. Co., Pa, on
MONDAY, MAY 18TH, 1890,
at O'Clock. p. m.,
Twenty-Five carefully selected Cum ~
berlAnd County cows, fresh and for- Lar
ward springers, andA lot of nice thtii- <S-<A
ty shoats. Also standard breed brood marc
with colt by her side. This is n very promis-
Dam, "Miss Lucy" by Perkins Morroll; na'l
q Gen. Hancock, 2.N4; her feai by Dahlcl
by young Jim. This irare has never had any
ha ndiing for speed, but has a Ptod open at,
anu WIN learn to ttot last. II In uro OF hands.
IL well broke to drive single and doublu, mn d
a very pleasant roadster.
notes. {. W, BAI,i5WIN
J. II. slawter. auctioneer. m;-tf
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
EGISTEH'S ORDER
IL REdGsrERs OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE Cot NTY, DEL,
NAV 4 lsyU

-
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL,
May 8, ls90.
Upon the application oil JOSIAH ".
LEEDsI Executor OF l. LIZ A II 4 II
BAssEIf, late of " ilmiugton Huistlret.
IN said county, dcce,tscd, II Is ordered
and directed by the Register that the EN-
ccltor aforesaid give notice of grant
ing OF letters Tcstnmentary upon
the estate of the deceased with tho
dute of granting thereof by causing nd-
Nertisements to he posted within forty
days from the date OF such letters in six
Of the most public places of the county
Of New Castle, requiring all persons
having demands against t Ii e
estate to present the same or
abide by i'm Act OF Assembly
in such ease made and provided; and also
cnuse the same tobc inserted within tho
same period in tho DAILY EEpuBLleAs.
wspnper published in Wilmington,
Del, and To be continued therein three
weeks. te.od)
- Given under the handand Seal
l.. 5. OF pilcD OF the Register, ;ifore-
- snid. uj Wilmington, Ia New
| Castle, County, aforesaid, the day and
year above writ. u.
JOHN Il. BRADFORD, Register.
AoticE--All persons having claims
against the estate OF the deceased mus,
present the same duly attcstcd to the
Executor. ON or before May Bird, lsgl, o,
| abide the Act Of Assembly in such cast
| made and provided. Address JOSIAH
w. LEEDS, Executor, Philadelphia, Fn
| m5l1
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
ID EGI5TER'S ORDER,
~ REaISTER's OFFICE,
NkW lAhrLh COUNTY, DEL.

Nkw CAsrLk COUNTY, DEL,
:, Upon the application Of Louisa Jourdan,
Executrix Of John IA. Jourdan, late OF " IL
minston hundred, r. said county, deceased,
4 10 ordered and directed by the Register
That r.n,iI TIC ih.ecair1 s,i9rs.aid give .;notiee
upon the estate of the deceased. with
u e date or granting thereof by
In forty days from the date OF such letters
IN siK OF the most public places OF the County
q New Castle. requiring all persons having
demands against the estate to pIesentthe same
or abide by m act of assembly in such case
maiie an prnvite, and also cause the same
70 be Inserted within the aame period in the
Daily RKtuuLiC AZ, u newbpanar published
In WILMINGTON. Del, and be continued there
In throe weeks. G. o. 4.
- Given under the hand hnd seal of
| onice OF the k.gi-t.r aforesaid, at
Il. 5. Wilmington, Ia New Castle County
| Aforesaid, the day and year ABOVE
--writien. JOHN X. BRADFORD.
Register.
| NoTICE-Ali persons having claims against
the estate of the deceased must present the
| ttix on or before Nav ist 1881, o.
| abide the Act OF Assembly In such case made
tnu provided. LOUISA JoukDAN,
Address Wilmington, Del. m2-eod-3w
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
Buy the Orryille Flour.

Ask your grocer for 1t, 1t is the best
flour offered. Or send your orders to
tile sole agents tos it. Steward and
Chandler, Coal and Flour merchants,
south side. Branch office, Second and
French Phone Ito.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10

THE people did not retire Cleveland
as a candidate He and the Worlds
reporter did that. The people over
looked his moral delinquencies in
1884, but when rough profanity is
added 10 it, the load is getting TOO
heavy ior decent Democratic shoul-
Lnra