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Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

READING, Feb. 11.-As DR.. W. p.
Deepen, proprietor OF Deppen's Brewery
was sitting In his private Office Last night
a man came In, and pointing pistol d.
rectly at his face. pulled tho trigger.
The pistol snapped, and before his clerks
in the outer office could come to his as
distance, thres attempts were made to
shoot the doctor.
The man was overpowered and arrest-
ed by the special officer Of the brewery
when 1t was found that the charges had
been withdrawn from the pistol. He
was identified a. Jamcs Noyer, q
butcher. He had been on . spree all
day and come one fearing that he would
do some injury with the pistol which lie
carried withdrew the cartridges and
substituted empty shells. This acton
undoubtedly saved DR.. Dsppsn's Lille.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

Citizens OH Monroe street between
Seventh and Eighth, complain that while
the ashmen moved some OF the ashes ON
the square on Monday they left other
barrels aud boxes stand unemptied aud
they SO remained yesterday.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

HARRISBURG, Pa, Feb. l1.-A large
barn on the Rutherford estate, near Mid
dletown, WAS destroyed by fire las, ght.
Nine horses aud other live stock were
burned TO death. The barn and conten s
were insured.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

Those whose fears have b's on as's
at the poor prospect for ice W. W
need have no further fears. ino y, ~
bee Ice and Coal Company q 'ns
are daily receiving information iss.s
the leo crop that 10 now being hA,s
in Maine, which promises 10 ~
the largest and finest In qaahq
Ga horcd. =.
On account OF there being ne
contend with the leo Ia very h
Transparent, varying In th'q
0ftecn to twenty inches.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

A fue red fox will be let loose at
Hare's Corner Hotel by the proprietor,
II. T. Ballen, tomorrow Crhursday)
morning at 10 o'clock. All who wish TO
enjoy tue sport are invited to join in the
chasc.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12
pUBLIC SALE.

PUBLIC SALE,
WIN te sold at public sale, at the re- deuce
VI ,he fubstiiber, corner sI Gilniu Ayerue
and Union Street, IN the city OF Nilnin gton.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY nrH. lsa,.
a. one o'cicek, 7. NJ, sharp, tnr iullsuinr
personal property, 10 wit
ehtsd OF rood horses. sN
10. ]. brown horse, coming wear, III
niu, sound and Kind, No. driught 'fsA1
No. 2; Mollle, large bay mare, comm, a
YEARS Old, as heavy draught mare ca4I he
No, 3. Kate. = large bay mare. mat. D.,
nyliie, years cid, brst class work marc
10. :, hub, handsome ilack horse 4 yr,,,
or, good driver aud No. | drxuslt hnt'.e
Nc. .. Frank, Iron gray, 4 years old. une ot
leader. se' anu Aseos
No 8. BIN, 10 years old, good hearty h,-..
seven i-horse carts. bait to order hF m .
!ork' ore 3-hprso cart In rood order; ,nrsi
lure car, In good order; Gets OF har,es. !,
scls Of lead harness. Sc. OF carriage 6s NO.,
carrlasrs, rheelharfaws, ricks. sb,,.is'
rroWbars, blacksmith and quarrr teal -,
many other things not mentioned, ''A
ierms.-AH sums oil So and under c,sh.
over that amount a credit OF 70 daysviiI "a.
given on pureltaser giving a bankyLl, :, n, :
with An approved endor.er. "'''
wN DDUEHEprY
stidhsm 4 Son. Auc,ioneer.. 80.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

DR.. slnmS White Puiinonie Batsaan.
Tho finest and most perfect production
Of medical science ever offered the Afi1ic-
ted for Lung and Throat diseases, blood
splitting, 40. II will positively prevent
the inroads Of consumption and preserve
your system against IL destroying pow.
or. Always reliable for coughs, hoarae.
pea, loes Of voice, sore throat, &C.
Regular Druggists sell Il De- Of VIII
mington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

Jones Guthrie 10 gradually reooyeriny
from sn stack OF Ia grippe, aud although
very weak 10 gradually gaining st,eng,b.
and hopes 70 be able TO venture out a.
the course Of the month.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

D.A. Powell, Nos. 500 and go Madison
street, has lake pike, llke shad, white
Sab, founders, trout, green pike, Goldfish,
paddock, smelts, etc. Oysters by the
quart or bushel. Delivered free Of charge
= al psrts OF the city.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

The Victor DUPONT Democrss w
will give It's hrst grand Teesp,l
Brandywiue Hall, Rlsing Bun, y.
day evening. Parr's orchesn'
furnish tho music. The gTana n
will start ct 0. 80 o'clock, sharp
4. Grlffith IL grand conductor III
attendance b expsctsd and s~
anticipated.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

Tho Republican Ward Committee of
the Sixth ward are requested 10 meet At
Republican headquarters, Seventh and
Market streets, Friday evening, at 3
O'clock sharp. All Republican, Of tho
ward are earnestly requested to be pres
eut.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

William II. Higglus, second baeeman
Of the Detroit Base Ball Club. who resides
~ this city, Is taking a daily walk Of i've
niles, in order to get in condition for the
coming season. He says be will play
the game of his lie.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12
ON THURSDAY,
THE 6TH DAY UF MARCH, A, ID, 1890.

ruary, A. d. 1850. viii be exposed al public
vendue,
ON THURSDAY,
THEsTH DAY OF MARCH, A. ID. 1890.
At 10 o'clesk A. NJ, at the Court Hou, .. on
In tue city Of Wilmington, New Castle County,
ana state OF delaware, the tol'oring lie rr B.
Ell real estate, late Of Caroline kl1ngler, de-
cexs cd, to wit:
All that certain lot or piece oflan6, with
tile three story brick dwelling house The reon
erected, situate IN the city OF Whining ton,
County and state aforesaid. knownas 40 2o5
East cOad Stree and more particularly
loanded and described as follows 10 wit !:
BEGINNING at u point on the northerly side of
Second street Mt \ distance OF s. II, In. east
erly from the pasterly sitie OF French street 1T
the easter side OF a 3 II. wide alley leading
into Second sire I, thence nrrtheriy along
said Side of said Alley and parallel " It'll frcnci
street Is feet To the srutHelly side OF another 3
n. Wide alley. thence ihertby easlcrly mar
allel with Second street, II H. to d stake.
| thence northerly crossing the head OF the last
| ineht onei alley and pa-Nliel with French
| street u. TO stake, thence esstrrIy, psr-
hltl win Second street, 10 II. TO A ii k,.
thence sou Lherly, parallel with French street
| Is iect To tile aiprcsaid side Of second street
| anu thence thereby westerly r. fl. to the lace
| OF beginning, be the conteut, tbateuI what
| They may with HE prlsilrge ul tu use Of said
| aicA IN common with others entitled the rpto
| forever.
Attendance Will he given and terms mad ,
| known by WIN. y. SMALLEY, In
Attest: or by fis Aii,'rnc,.
| Chss. u. McWhorter, 80 Nv
| Clerk Orphaui Court. 2-S.eod Ia
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

That GOOD Enough" tobacco is good
enough for King. 30 Is Durstein's
umbrella, which he will give with every
11-peund box for . limited time. Dur
stain, No. 8 East Second street. P. B.
Tho sale Of sanrosa eigsrs 10 increasing.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

Ivsrs 4 Pond's aud Newly 4 Rveu's
pianos. 10 new and BEAUTIFUL cases. only
at Robelen's, 40 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12
Oar o

msp's hook lace shoes only S2.25 at Bah
seck's, 200 Market street, above Second
east side, east side. east aide, east aide.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

The famous Behr Bros. pianos, with
cylinder TOP and tone muiii.r, only at
kobslsn'ss 7l0 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

The celebrated Story & Clark organs.
Zee these handsome instruments only ct
Rebelen's. ITO Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

Hampton bar salt oysters, clans, muck
rats, eggs, poultry always on hand at
Wholesale. Geo. w. spicer s. Co., 30i
King street.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

~ EVERY MUSCLE ACHES.
H&9&A Sharp aches, dull pans,
AHstrnins and weakness relieved
NA In one minute by the Cuticura
W. AntI-pAin Plnster. The first
WIZ and only instantaneous pain
killing strengthening plaster. p cts.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12
Our 44.bo

gents' hand.sewed. lace shoes this week,
Only $50 at Bsbcock's, 2O0 Market
street, above Second, east eide, east side.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

Largest, cheapest and best assoitms
81 valentines b ut Adams & Bro. q, 50A
Market etreet
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12
A DMINISTRATOR's SALE
"A OF
REAL ESTATE.

BY virtue of an order OF the Orphans Court
o. the state of Delaware, in and for New Cas-
tie county, made on the 18th day OF January,
A. u. 1890, will be exposed 10 sale, at pnbllc
vendue,
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

On mkt Monday evening Y"
annual reception OF the Nep.as,s
Club will b held in the lnsu.u ~
The reception promises 70 % smn)
joyabls affair. A limited NJ
tickets have been issued AZ M
may be obtained from any menhA
club. Good muslc will be iurn"
Albert's orchestra.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

Great Reduction.
Fayter's old reliable $500 shoes can
now be bought for $3.50.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

cannst say enough IN praise cfthe Crri--
c9sH n.x y pss ~ Sss whsn sss yssr e
his natr. Ills scalp was covered with erupt-
iona. which the doctors baid was scAll-Aeld,
iespAiriDg Of cure from physicisnA began
tile use OF the CuricunA kkMKDIKa, and,
am happy TO say, with the most perfect sue.
not plmple on him. recommend the Cr If
10 mothers ~ the most speedy.
Of In fants and children, and feel thu every
mother who has an AFFLICTED child will thank
nv " ms, ii. K. woOpsun. NORWAY. Ne.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

The largest selection Of 81 o, ~
class makers Of pianos and oi I
easy terms and on easy mu , ~
msnts, Of Robslsn's, ITO Msf''
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

yor $500 are still being made az Cum.
aisgs gallery, 500 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

Lad!ss' department for W 'sst.ssd1
supportsrs snd syringes. bss ~
Entrancs No. / West ei1tn ."
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

The place 70 get the best a y !. No
valentines 10 ct Adams q D."
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

Try thoss sxesllont 6oc. Va We
Wyatt d Co., COS Market ea'
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

TOR RENT.-IIoUsE AND BLACK.
II smith shop ut Mt. Cuba. Apply
to D MES LEACH, Mt. Cuba Del.
3-l23to62twt
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
In conformity with Tie vet entitled iikp
Az Soneeinins rr.vate Ccrporations'' passed
6 Satra We lt,h, isp, apPliestion Will be N .de
Justice, eti., Al Chanb TUESDAY, MaTct
W, 81, u 10 O'Clock, A, ~, for xeertifcate
~, ~. puraLn1 81 Joseph fociely tor I OIL
oIed Mlssions.' s. OAKLAND,
--H-iN Ally. for IncorporAtcrs,
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12
Fever Sore Eight Years

must extend to you the thanks OF one OF
my eusfoinerfs who has been cured by using
the cuTicuRA REMEpiEg, OF an old sore.
caused by long spell OF sickness Of fever
he would have to have his lea stipulated, but
Is happy to say he Is now enti,cly wcil-sound
as dollar. He requests mt to use his name,
which 10 II. VI. CAsoX, merchant.
JOHN V. MI NOR. Druggist,
Gainesboro, Tenn.
We have been selling your CurfcuRA REM
EpiEs for year., and have the hrst complaint
yet tn receive from purchaser. Ohe OF the
worst cases OF scrotulA ever saw WAS cured
TAYLOR & TAYLOR. Frankfort Kan.
CutIcura Rssolvent
parsst and hest Sr iiamor iismediss.
sreai skin Cure gut aud Adgrcuns
Soar. ait exquisite SKIN Beautiaer. eiternaI.
W, speedily, permanently, and econ ON ically
cure every disease and h1mor OF the akin,
scalp, and blood, with loss OF hair. whether
Gc,,nx. enrasng, scsiy, pimply, seroiglon-
Sold everywhere. Price, Cuticura, Soc;
Soap, &C.; resolvcnL.$l. Prepared by
the Pottaa' Drug ami chemical Corpora
tion. Boston.
AS-send Tor allow to Cure Skin Dis.
cases." "a pages. Nv illustrations. anu 100
testimonials.
DADV,CSkin and Scalp preserved
DAD L Cand betutiiicd by Cuticura
soup. Absolutely pure.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-20
A N4TTER OF BUSJyESS

There need To no acrmony injected
into The city hall discussion-lt is purely
"A matter of business. Fort Worth as q
city (or town. is q business corporation
vitality interested in the amount of its
assessable values and population and
volume of trade. If Fort Worth has
| people enough, If It has trade enough, if
| it desires no augmentation of It's taxable
values, then the city Cor TOWN. should do
nothing to add to Its population, wealth
| or trade. In such event, however, the
city (or town need not be surprised if it
loses in trade, in population AMI in tax
able values.
Cities (or towus) are business organi-
cations, but their affairs cannot be con-
Quoted in all respects as banks are man
aged; banks cannot transact business al
oil without cash in hand; banks enrich
themselves by not discounting the flu
ture; whereas towns never become cities
by waiting until they have the cash in
hand with which to DO the business of
Ilahiug luI pTOSeUhGNlS tNdt attract pop
ulation, increase trade and augment
assessable values.
There need be no feeling in the matter.
If Fort Worth aspires to be city 1t must
do something for itself, just rs il expen-
ded 5000. 900 in graded streets and trans
,formed itself from village into a town.
In those days there were not lacking men
who claimed that it was "impossible'
and ruin but the streets were made,
and have been potent factor in con-
vertiug 5000 people into IS, coo people.
If. however, Fort Worth has no aspira-
ton to grow, 1t need not do anything in
its own behalf-and it will not grow.
Indeed, there are, perhaps 10 900 people
now here who are not compelled to re-
nam, who came here in search of q
growing town, and who eau go sway
when Fort Worth gives uum istakabIe
evidence Of having no desire to grow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-20
Had Been There Before.

Special to the Gazette.
PARIS. TEX. Nov. 19.-while passing
sentence on j. c. B.glow, who had been
convicted OF selling wh!skey in the Indian
Territory, to-daT Judge Bryant said he
onShi 20 send hun 20 the penit-ntinry,
but a. the man hal only one leg be- would
give him ninety DAYS in the Paris jail.
Big!ov sail he ha hal gooi deal of
experience in jail, and preferred 10 20 20
the penitentiary. TIE judge replied:
Very we'll; I'll give you year and Il
day ct Detroit.
BigIow was accordingly carried away
to- might
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-20

The Republic and News, aud other
Democratic papers that have begun thus
early to try TO kin of oil Democratic
leaders who have jus. Thought the good
fight.' may be preparing q cemetery
big enough even for as great a man as
MIR. Cleveland. The wool hat Democracy
takes to leaders who fight where the bat.
tie is hottes. and the odds biggest, and
don't always follow the lead of the .spig
deiljes-'' They may be more AFRAID OF
Wan stresa tsaI 60 TaEnInany- Saws Us
fIcm eET 1l:ihu7ls.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-20
ABOUT THOSE VOTES.
People Watching With in'nrasf tn, Gu'cOnnd
the Dew IT., fah oun ana jacasoa
county Middle.
Special to the G azetto.


VICTORIA, Ten. Nov. l9.-The start
ling announcement that certificates q
election 10 The Twenty-srcont Legislature
from the Eighty-seyeuth Trgrrst NATIVE
d strict had been issueI 10 F-ucoGs aal
Wool, was disc:eiitri hers yrsitr.-f.
When the rGmor was yp7lhe! y
private trleGrams, there WIS mlra
Speculation rs 10 the CHuse fer r.
jsciing the votes OF Dewitt, C4in5ua
ana Jackson counties by the boar! %
caIvassrrs, ani great curiosity 10 AMOS
what course wouid be pursued tj lie
various candidates concerned II tA'
muills. The campaign was az unu'4-
ally warm che, but when tus r''-f"
gave Baker and Shafer u majority o'ef
their competitors the result was G'il'-
eecsd III los the def-G'ei caHiiiGles All
their adheTen;s withCu: Il word OF -
elimination or complaint. /. Is thong"
probable ten; QUO warraGto nv
ceedinEs Nill be Instituted ~
the district attorney oGl.as! ti'
county judge OF Arkansas county,
who is chairman Of the board OF 'aa'
vussers, which will bring the matter U9-
fore tho court, who Will pass GU 'l'
legality of The acton in throwing Oi' Nv
votes OF the severa! candidates rs 'tA'sI
yesterday. Hon. 4. b. FeucoIE' w.
not assert his Chains, bH; Il cer'i1'l''
is issued him he will T-sIgH. The O1''
come is wuijed with g:ea: Interest
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-20
COLkRELL-NUBLE
One OF tn, Most Notable Weddings Ever Com
tributpd y Dallas Society Circles

0N' VI III D'''' ''''' 'i o'''
tributHd y Dallas Society Circles.
Special to the Gazette.
DALLAS, TEX, Nov. bone OF the
moot not,hla wadd,,e. that bos aver
,
'een 'o'e III ''''''N "a 60 'Ne
marriage OF Dir. Frank ". CocErell and
Miss Alice Noble, that Was beautifully
oo,ab-otod ,b,, ors,,nr NJ g o,,,oo,, .,
m. pr.sI,rtsri,, ,brr,.h -. ~ " L
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sbou +, "a. nr.aonoa o@ IN. or,,,a do /.
ore,r'. ~ tho ritv
Tho r-oom who 10 IF tho vsoI,b-
iast vorrc ,,a, 10 tho sto,a ia III. en-, of
ON ola disti,rnfshal family of T.xos
ra,,h.-, oe I-ri,,.d St,.rs Ssr..o- r-.,,,,,
Co,r, all If ui,sorri who by Tho
woy ,rosn ,,yior-,.r,r,I in tho ,,or-
ta1an,,a
Tna lid. WIN :, o,a y. tho -,oot
chnrming md ps,.ra1Iv helovsa voupo
ladies in soci.ty ia ths d.nyhtsr RI rhs
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-20
10 TIE PUBLIC.

The only travelling persons, male or
female, at present authorized to receive
and receipt Tor subscriptions TO TIE GA
7FJG.: Ere !. L. Steeiman, john p.
McbuE, !. II. BurGre. Mira MI
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W. II. Register, L. Calhoun, Miss
Anne shapari ana Mrs. s. Kennedy.
Tie IuhUc are cautioned not 10 pay
money 10 any other person representing
Il Cmselves % travelling agents or this
Iarer. as all authority heretofore issued
10 any other person Khan those named is
Lvrebv revoked.
Ir&uCrAF PUBLISHING COMPANY.
AiIN Il. 1880.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-20

THE special committee of the National
Civil Service Reform League have made
their fifth report to the executive COM
mittee. There is embodied In the report
letters accompanying petitions for va
rious appointments, showing that politi-
cal and personal reasons are principally
urged as arguments for granting the re-
quests forwarded. In the postoffice
ment he furnishes, says that pol removals
were made "upon the expiration of
four years service and second commits
sion not yet expired.' The tenor of the
report is conclusive that the present ad-
ministra:lon has given small heed to the
plank In the last Republican platform,
Of the civil service law should be OBJ
served in all executive appointments. -
The committee charge that Mr.. Clark-
son has been the open and avowed OPP
ponent OF the reform to which his party
was pledged, and that while Mr.. Wana-
maker has been less open In his opposi-
to the measure. The investigation as
conducted by this committee and Its re-
suits as set forth in their report, tend to
the conviction that thu spoils OF victory
have been carefully distributed by thor
oughly partisan methods.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-20
THE city hall matter has been deferred

THE city hall matter has been deferred
until after the lst of January next.
Since we are to wait, why would it not
be the proper caper for the mayor and
aldermen, all to resign and permit the
people to vote on the question next
April? Mayor Smith could stand for
mayor as city hall candidate, and
some one OF the opposing aldermen could
run against him as an anti-city hall can
didate; and in each ward there could be
city hall and anti-city hall candidates,
and the people could thus say for them
selves whether they wanted Fort Worth
to help itself grow. or not. Come, gen.
tlemen, why not give the people a
chance to speak2
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-20

content il Is mitigates an evil that Is
transmitted through generations, and
whose existence so largely menaces hu-
man life. Potent indeed would be any
thing OF mans invention to overcome a
foe which threatens the race and is an
inherited curse, in many cases, of the
wrong-doing of remote ancestry. While
the ''dark brown liquil' may be q de-
structive agent of tubercu!ous tissues,
from DR.. Koch's own statement Il is
harmful to such patients US are suffering
from phthisis in its advanced stage.
Hence. it cannot be q cure, but is rather
preventive OF further development.
The doctor claims that 1t has worked
cures In mild consumption where tu
hercules limited TO small space existed in
the lung, the skin, the lymphatc
glands, bones or other parts of the
body.
All physicians are aware that known
therapeutic methods have accom- piished
as much, but the hope was that by the
was more than this to be attained. The
extraordinary interest manifested, the
willingness of the medical fraternity TO
second his efforts, the liberal appro-
prations made and the honors bestowed
on DR.. och, show how universal is the
desire that there may be found a remedy
for this disease.
The testimony given in the article is
that patients in many instances where the
inroads of the disease were not extern
sive, have been cured, and that incura-
bles have been benefited. The doctor
emphasizes a statement that certainty
of cure depends OF an early treatment
of phthisis, and urges upon the medical
fraternity greater vigilance for the first
appearance OF the bacilli. His verdict,
and that of oil physicians, is that con-
sumption in whatever form, like all
vicious things, is most easily killed in its
earliest development.
While DR.. Koch's paper leaves much
to be told, for even the use of the rem
edy is as yet experimental, the APPEAR
ance of the curative and the symptoms
that follow incubation are sufficiently
detailed to give fair conception OF
what is already known. and en- inter-
ested public will wait with some degree
of Impotence report more full and
satisfactory derived from further ez-
pertinent. If the name of DR.. Koch is
TO be associated with that of Jenner,
who by vaccination has reduced the raw
ages of small pox to q minimum, time
will show. Aud il he must take rank
with Pssteur and Browns equard he
will at least be regarded by many as one
who labored to be benefac or of the
race. If the "dark brown liquid ever
does all that is claimed for it, the dis
covery well deserves to be called "The
Panacea, and its discoverer, Dr..
Koch, has earned a place among those
men who have made the alienation of
and the prolongaton of life
their cherished pursuit and thereby at
tanned fame.