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Dolls, Building Blocks, Veloci-
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If you desire to make present
to anyone, you are sure to find
something appropriate in our stock.
Our stock is large and well assort-
cd and we guarantee to give you
better value than any house in the
trade.
In all-the-year.round goods we
have Specialties that we want to
tell you about. We have added
two new lines to our large stock of
BOOTS AND SHOES. We have
Kelley, Goodfellow & Co.'S. line Of
ladies' misses and children's Gus
tom made shoes, heel and spring
heel. They are neat and well fin
ished goods, and this is what the
manufacturers tell us to do:
Warrant every pair and if any
prove defective in workmanship or
quality of stock, replace them with
new pair at our expense. +"
The above is pretty st lg but it
is no more than we v do with
these goods.
We have a new line of Cow Boy
Boots in stock. They are made by
Noyes, Norman & Co., St. Joseph,
Mo-, and are warranted strictly
hand made in all parts. Call and
examine them. We are sure they
will please you.
We have some great bargains
left in Clothing, Hats. Caps and
Furnishings. Ii you should want
anything in the above lines, come
and see us. We will save you
money.
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V1ntta Nursery.
one-fourth mile east Frisco depot.
Fruit and Ornamental Trees,

Recognizing the fact that none bat frst-ciass
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tians - 10 soil and location are the best
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Evening journal., 1890-06-21
JUDGE PAYNrga,s CONDITION.

The Doctors Say Hia strength H. Wonder.
ful-rreat's Factory Runni4g.
Special correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
GEORGETOWN, June 21.-There has
been no apparent change in the condi.
tion of Judge Paynter for the last three
days He does not appeal TO suffer great
pain. He grows more conscious but
weaker every day. Some Of the physicians
think he is improving very slowly in
health, but others think there Is no
material change whatever All agree in
saving that his strength holds OUT won
derfally.
The Presbyterian Sunday school held
an enjoyable picnic yesterday in the
grove at the Sand Hills The day was
all that could be desired, and was pleas
antly spent In games, swings, drives and
chats, aud in doing justice TO the good
things that abounded. The universal
verdict, "a lovely time
Miss Lizzie O. Hart returned home
yesterday from a six weeks visit to
Wilmington. She was accompanied by
her little niece, Miss Helen Helnzer
Mrs. Matte Rawins OF Wilmington Ia
the guest Of her sister, Mrs May
Wagamon.
Miss Ida May Davis left here this
morning for Delmar, where she will
spend the summer with her parents, Rev.
and Mrs A. ID. Davis
The Treat factory has been running
this week by directors of the bank, under
the management of ex-Sheriif Purnell
This WAS done TO save lot Of stock
which otherwise would have been lost
About fifty persons were employed. II
Is rumored that Charles Treat himself
will again run the factory at an early
day ia the future
Mrs Charles M Cullen Is spending
few weeks in Wilmington, the guest Of
her daughter, Mrs. H. h. George.
Another picnic is being talked Of. 1t
Is TO be given under the auspices Of the
M. r Sunday school. The place has not
yet been decided upon, but the grove at
81. Johns Is spoken of most fRvorably.
Mrs. Charles A. Cullen is in Whining
ton, whore she will spend several weeks
with her daughter, Mrs. Harry h.
George
Frank Martin, who has been In Phila-
delphia for some time, has returned TO
Georgetown
DR.. Charles a. Richards was in Mil
ford on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Duffy OF Hillsboro Md.
are visiting Mrs Cassie See
Albert +, Polk attended the commence
at Delaware College.
On Tuesday Philip @. Green lost
b6ekey hook containing $2S in money
an1 c number of va'uabie pes els,
The popular song just now:
"Georgetown girls are very nice,
Far. far awayl
Young man, take good advice
Keep far, far away"
Evening journal., 1890-06-21
1esaiy absurd " maintain th~t TIE state
could run any Of them.

A YOUNG colored man has been arrested
In Philadelphia for writing love letters
20 a white glrl aud At Asbury Park. N
j., Harry Thompson good-looking col.
cred man has been arrested for beating
his v-fe a pretty young wh.ts woman,
The daughter or wealthy bristle dealer
Of Boston. OF course the Civil Rights bill
does not specify the privilege Of writing
love- letters to white girls, but IL would
seem lust as reasonable that such privi-
lege should have been guaranteed, as
that some other social privileges should
have been attempted. The negro mHy
well inquire what the social department
of the Civil Rights bill is good for, II IL
does not authorize him to write love-
letters to any pretty girl he sees,
vermilllon, brown, indefinitely col
ored or alligator. skinned? The thompson
case shows even worse features of de-
danee Of ths social department Of the
Civil Rights bill. In that case the high
toned negroes of Asbury Park became so
incensed at the advent Of Thompson aud
his pretty white wife that a riot was I'm
minent. Stirred up by the bitter race
feeling, and angry at his failure to pro-
cure work, Thompson turned on his wife
and beat her shamefuIy. Mra
Thompson escaped from the house
and sought a magistrate. who ar
rested her husband and paciaed
the angry colored people. It is well to
bear in mind that these widely different
cases of defiance Of the Civil Rights bin
occurred ia sections OF the North where
the Republican howlers for the rights Of
the colored brother are most numerous,
most intensly hysterical The question
naturally arises, does the Civil Rights
bill secure the negro In the social depart
ment Of his civil rights These cases
are evidences that it does not.
Evening journal., 1890-06-21

Captain l. Titus Of Northport. L. is in
this city and will take charge Of Henry
Flagler's yacht Alicia.
The Harlan and Hollingsworth Company
will allow all its workmen A holiday from
from Friday, July until July7.
The young man who wears a flannel shirt
must now wear a fringed black silk sash
around his waist instead of a belt.
The Matsunk Gun Club Of PHILADELPHIA.
will shoot a match with the Wawaset Gun
Club OF this city, a. their grounds beyond
Eleventh street bridge this afternoon.
Baker a Dallett. the Philadelphia archi.
tects, have completed the plans for the new
Equitable building II Ninth and Market
streets, and bids VIII be opened on Saturday
next.
The George Washington Fishing Club will
give its annual excursion 70 Ship John Light
and Bombay Hook oa Monday The boat will
leave King street wharf at $50 o'clock in the
morning.
The Wilmington and Northern Railroad
Company offers a reward Of 500 for the ider-
tity Of persons who have been engaging in
the practice or shooting at the signal lenses
near the b q D. junction The practice ia q
very dangerous one. as when a lenHe is de-
stroyed a white instead OF a red light is
sho Fn, and mistaken signal may lead 10 \
great loss Of life and property.
Evening journal., 1890-06-21

In writing its editorial condemnation
OF the scheme to continue the charter of
the louisiana Lottery, which the carpet
bag white and dishonest negro Legislature
forced upon the people of Louisiana du-
ring the reconstruction period, the Phils-
delphia Inquirer said;
If there is so much profit in the busi-
ness as these figures imply, and If the
State Of Louisiana is to be so greatly ben.
Gifted by it, why should not the state
conduct the lottery itself aud so take all
the profit II it is right for the state to
license lottery, it is right for it to run
one.
This is an example Of careless news
paper legal drivel, which is rarely y
equalled, never excellsd, even by pro
tectionists' journal, which maintains that
tariff tax decreases the price Of the
goods and at the same time enables the
manufacturer to make a larger profit and
pay higher wages. Those propositions
are not more foOIishly inconsistent and
obviously absurd than the proposition
that state may engage itself In any en-
tsgprise 10 whica It grants license. The
state grants license to tipping houses,
hotels. railways, eircuses, peddlers and
many other enterprises, but It Is mani
Evening journal., 1890-06-21

THE DAILY HERsEy WAS forced yester-
day to make an apology for not attack.
ing Purnal j Lynch and Joseph H. Kirk.
In its own lame and halting manner the
Daily Heraey was forced to say that it
would stultify itself by attacking such
good and worthy men Both Lynch
and Kirk are capable, honest and
have the confidence Of the people
among whom they have lived and
who know them best. .They
viii be able not only to obtain the full
vote Of the Democratic party, but many
Republicans have already signifed their
intention 10 vote for the men who were
fairly chosen by white voters rather than
for those who represent the choice OF
notoriously bribed negroes, many Of
whom had no right to vote and none Of
whom cared baubee for whom they
voted.
Evening journal., 1890-06-21

CHICAGO and st. Louis both demand a
new count. The low wages earned in
St. Louis procured only VIGOROUSLY in
competent enumerators. In Chicago
there is.the same complaint and one pa
per has printed the names Of 6, 900 persons
who were not enumerated In St. Paul
and Minneapolis there Is great excite.
rnent end greater disgust because, besides
the evidences Of padding the lists
by giving occupants to vacant houses,
rivalry has taken a political turn and
rival factions Of Republicans are
struggling TO be sent to the state conven-
tions. 1t seems that the objections which
were made to the appointment Of r. P.
Porter, because he was an Engllshman
who had turned from free-trade writer
20 the editor Of an intensely partisan
organ Of Harrison and Protection. "
was well founded. The complaints
against the foolish questions he ordered
have been superseded by the more serious
complaints Of Incompetence and fraud in
the count.
Evening journal., 1890-06-21
NOTICES.
-ss.sse.c.e.e-o-o-a-,-o-oo-oo.-o-.-.-,
IN TRRAsuRY DEpARrMENT. STATE OF


NOTICE.
DELAWARE, NEW CASTLE. June l9. 1890. &
An act taxing Telegraph and Telephone COM
panies doing business in this state.
That every individual firm or corporation own
ing, maintaining or operating any line or lines
of telegraph or telephone within this state,
shall be subject to taxation for the use of the
state In manner following, viz: Each such in
dividual, firm or corporation shall annually
on the fist day of July, commencing with the
first day OF July, A. D., 1882 pay D the state
treasurer Tor the use of the state, tax Of
sixty go cents Der mile for the longest wire
vii hin the state; a tax OF thirty GO cents per
mile for the next longest wire, and twenty CD
cents per mile for each and every other wire
owned, maintained or operated within the
state, by each such individual, firm or cOrpor
atiOn and it shall be, and is hereby made the
duty of every such individual, firm or corpor-
alton annually on the first day OF June. com
mencing with the first day of June, a ID ..
1889. to make ami deliver to the state Treas
urer statement in writing, verified by the
oath OF such indy dual or one OF the members
OF such firm. OF by the president, general man
ager or treasurer Of such corporation, show
ing the whole number of miles of wire owned,
maintained or operated within the state by
any such individual. firm or corporation. and
'lso designating the length anl location Of
tie longest ana next longest wires Of each,
and in case of refusal or omission OF any in
ulYtdual, firm or corporation to make and de-
liver such statement, the Safe Treasurer shall
ne and Is hereby authorized, empowered and
dlreeted to make an assessment of the tax
hereby imposed upon the best information he
may be able TO obtain, and adding t. the sum
Of the tax so assessed a penalty of twenty
five (25) per cent, and demand payment Of
the whole from the individual. firm or corpor-
alton so in default. Provided that the the
estimate so to be made by the State Treasurer
in such case shall be final and conclusive on
the party so in default.
In case o. the omission or refusal of any
party hereby liable under this act to pay the
tax by this act impo ed within thirty days
after it is due, the State Treasurer shall be-
and he is hereby authorized, empowered and
directed to distrain upon any personal prop
erty OF the party SO in default, and having
given notice in writing of such seizure and
distress. TO sell the said properly so seized and
distrained on ten days notice by advertise
ments posted In five public places of the
county wherein such property shall have
been seized
The telt graph and telephone companies do
ing business in this state will please give this
matter their immeniate attention.
WILLIAM HERBERT.
Efate
Evening journal., 1890-06-21
Health Report.

Register Lee reports tho total number
Of deaths for the week ending to-dap to
be 36, compared with 90 for the same
period last year. The deaths
we're divided as follows Males
1S; females, 1s; white, 81; black.
5; adults Q, minors 21; native 81, for
eign g. The causes Of death were
Catarrh, 2 general debility, 2; convul-
slons, 2; cholera infautum, 12; consump-
tion, 3 accident, TYPHOID fever, scarlatina.
pneumonia, peritonetis. nervous pros
tration, natural causes, meningitis,
marasmus, heart disease, diarrhma,
diphtheria Group, cerrhosis Of
liver, congestion of brain, one
each There were twenty six births last
week, 10 Of which were white; black
12 males and Ia females. Five marriages
were reported.
Evening journal., 1890-06-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ehoo FIv.

We are still making the Shoe Fly Screens
Our patents are new and original. We intro
duced the leaf for the brackets Of our doors,
which looks cool ami very pretty We have
also many other designs which are also verY
pretty No genuine Shoe Fly Screen except
made by /. d. Cornell 900 West Second street.
w W. Cooper, all kinds Of harness and col
teriais; Combs, brushes whips, oils, etc Rs-
?. iring neatly done at short notice los
al Olson street.
If you want q barrel Of good Flour for little
money go to Thomas Duffy. wholesale and re.
Flour. Feed, Hay Straw and Grain. South
east corner Of Front and Madison streets
Evening journal., 1890-06-21

THE suggestions from the Morning
News that some individual or individu.
ais, singly or jointly. will undertake to
build the third bathing house" is gall.
supreme gall The News is backed by a
rich estate, as the Every Evening is
backed By a rich cotton mill. Either one
Of them could easily give the 81, 500 the
News says is necessary for the thhd
bathing house, and never miss
IL. The EVENING JOURNAL deper DIS
on its business alone for support and
hence cannot do more than give an
organ to pretty and popular school
teacher. II the EVENING JOURNAL had
the money backing Of either of these
two papers it would see job
II. Jackson'a generous gift and 90 him
one better at least Our establishment
at che gall Of the News must not be con
rned as q disapproval If the bath house
project. We approve Of that heartily.
and disapprove only Of the suggestion Of
a rich individual" that some poorer in
diyidpsp should subscribe The money
vi the matter With subscription
from the News and its rich estateg
Evening journal., 1890-06-21
A Card From nrr. Lrnoh
To the Democratic Voters Of New Cast

To the Democratic Voters Of New Castle
County:
hereby tender my earnest thanks for
the very liberal support accorded TO me by
my friends at the nomination for sheriff.
on last Saturday; and also to those who
opposed in the interest Of other candi-
dates, for the fair and manly canvass
made against me.
Trusting that / may receive the cor
dial and united support Of the whole
party at the election in November, with
the same zeal tina have always sup
ported my successful competitors in the
past, | am Very truly yours,
PURNAI J. LYNCH
Evening journal., 1890-06-21
The society Abandons the Case

The S. P. G. O. has withdrawn the case
against Mrs Kate Thatcher, prin-
cipal Of public school No II,
for cruelty beating scholar, Harry
Elliott, and thtre was therefore no
hearing before Squire Monaghan
this morning The society viii hold a
meeting at o'clock this afternoon, aud
the limit of the society's agent in prose-
cutting such cases as the one withdrawn,
viii be ascertained and set forth. The
Thatcher case was abandoned at a meeting
of several members Of the Board Of Edu
cation and of the S p. @. O., the latter
deeming it unwise. to push the
charge when the child's parents were
fully able to prosecute