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Daily Republican., 1890-01-01
Up. ALMOND CO.,
EIGHTH AND MARKET SITS.
- ana

Dt BLl1 SALE.
VIII he sold at public -ulc, at Green
Hill, thri4tiana Hundred, on
THURSDAY, Jut Try And, lsgD,
at O'Clock, IN,
. good work or driving horses.
No. !. Soricl horse, years old, am 9 <
IRA guua driver, and viii road ten miles
an hour.
~ ,, Black horse, , years old, sound
aud Icuilg, and good driver.
No. ). Bay horse, years old. an cx-
TN good driver, sound and gentle, and
VIII rond l4lmilts an hour.
Two good hHt Il that will each seat
II persons sets OF good double harness,
sets 81 good single HARNESS, | double
seated chriiuRe IN good order, good no.
top milk wagon, good buggy ana many
other articles. 1etul- ut -nir.
IDDM W HDOrES.
/. W sliMhMlm SON. A MnLe j 2ilit
Daily Republican., 1890-01-01

The young married lady who got
up in crowded street car on Sunday
evening last, aud gave her seat to an
elderly colored lady who came into the
car, is lady worthy Of all the best
attribu es the name implies. The hus-
band OF that lady who was also in the
car and saw her action may be aoubly
proud OF her Such actions stand GU,
in shining colors when compared with
the action of women who spread oli
their fine dresses TO keep weary, tired
laborers from getting seals.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-01

TnE prospect of increased protec-
ton to our manufacturing industries
by Republican administration has
increased the price of iron, increased
the wages of iron workers and de.
creased the prices of clothing and
TODD. Still the Democrats will never
have any rest until they have free
trade and English wages established in
this country. They won't get what
they want unless workingmen lose
their heads and have a desire to he
come serts.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-01

COLLECTOR MCKEE, the other day,
plainly told a colored man who applied
10 pay his taxes that he knew he was
assessed all right, but he wouldn't give
him Q receipt anyhow, he didn't care
what the consequences would be. Yes.
terday he went step farther and posi-,
lively refused to accept certificate
from the Clerk OF the Peace that q
man Was assessed. and said he might
No well stop here and make test case
If Il. Our Cesar Is getting things
Town to fine points.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-01

January will be an epoch
of Bargains. Already it
has a goodly heritage in the
great displays OF
Muslin Underwear,
Linens,
White Goods,
Embroideries.
The large aisles from all
these Bargain Lines gives
promise OF the extraordn AIRY
success that waits. like an
apple ripe for n king, oul
January sale.
1t will be a Serial Sale
new series Of Bargains daily
Daily Republican., 1890-01-01

Coal and wood, tiour and feed, Lehigh
coat, Schuylkill coal, Lee eos All
grades OF spring and winter wheat tlour
Minnesota -four, Hungarian -four. LEAFS
hour, in barrels or halt barrels. All
kind OF mill Iced al mill prices. Oak %
pine kindliug wood in blocks or split.
Careful drivers and 22i0 lbs. to the ton
guaranteed. Once, yard aud warehouse,
sl7 West Front street. Telephone $40,
lz-3,f
Daily Republican., 1890-01-01

Cold paper and ink tt st
the mselves Floating in the
mind, resolutions are abb
S ract: in black and whi c,
they are concrete. Do you
think you write good Eng
llsh? Test it with typ. 8
How you made good re.
solvesl Test by writing
them in a Diary.
Over two hun dred sorts OF
Pocket Diaries, Price IS
cents to So, one dav to
even a page, covers OF
Russia and many other real
imitation feathers. A small
bit OF monncy expended On a
Diary may lead you to meth
DDS that will make your for
une.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-01

We ARE now gliding along in veal
when a Governor, legislature. levy
courts. sherifis and coroners are TO be
elected and soon the great political pots
will be boiling. The Democrats while
keeping one eye lhon the offices keep
the other upon Tax Collectors Dough
erty and Mckee. as upon these two
politicpl potentates hang all their hopes
of success.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-01
- EG ISrER'S ORDER.
IN RE,fksTEHfs OFFICE,
kkw CASTLE COUNTY, bel,

peceinbei an, 1871.
/ pom The sppllc.tl IA nr Etnin g. Re- bold
ana George ". Rcybohl. executors OF
William Reyb3id. Lave Of Red
Lion Hundred. In sail county,
repted by the Reeit'er THAT the
executors Aforesaid give notice OF
Efantiag ofl.tters festtuuutary upon the
estai. OF thu Deceased, with the bale nj grant
Ing thereof, by causing advertisements 10 he
posted within forty days from the date OF such
lettsisin SIX OF the most public placer OF the
coGntS 81 New Castle, rrlnlring all person
having demands against the estate To present
tue same, or aDi'ie ny an Act Of Assembly In
such ease made aud provided, and also caust
the same To be inserted within the same peri
I'd In the DAIRY RKPunLIGAs, news
paper published IN v Ihningtpn, Del.
aud to be con tinnrd therein three weeks
- Given under the hand and seal a
l.. s. once OF the Register Aforesaid, al
- Wilmington, 10 New Castle County
ifor.ssfd the day aud year above written.
JOHN X. BRADFORD,
Register.
NOTICE. An persons having claims against
the estate of the deceased must present the
SANE, duly altered 10 the Ekecntars GA
or before bee Ain, 1870 or abide the act vi
assembly In such case made and provided.
FDNIS 4. EfY BOLD
GEORGE W. BfN BOLD,
Executors.
Address Delaware CIV l2-b-dw-eud
Daily Republican., 1890-01-01
. -
A iiauana IruAi

The Philadelphia dealers in banan as
have combined in the Merchants Fruit
Company TO import that trust instead OF
uuying as heretofore from the Baltimore
Fruit Company. aud Alessfs. II. w.
h6ses x Co, who are the largest deal
ers and have long controlled that trade
Our local dealers do not regard the CON.
D,natlon as likely TO affect the price.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-01

WHEN courts get mixed up with the
holidays there is no knowing when
they will get through with their bust
ness. This is said TO be the first in
staLce within the memory Of the Oldest
inhabitant when the court In New
Castle County extended beyond Christ
mas. But, then. nothing less could be
expected, since Wilmington has be
come 3 metropolitan city. We have
an excellent court. but It is too heavily
worked.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-01

ONE FIGHT between couple Of
drunken tiremen is no argument in
favor OF a paid fire department. 1t
will be time enough to find fault with
the fire companies when they refus to
expel men who bring dlscrcdi, upon
the department..
Daily Republican., 1890-01-01

THE Democratic "grip" is what
Montana has been suffering from since
the beginning Of October, but the Re
publicans, after a careful diagnosis OF
the case, found panacea tor it, and
the State is now under the care OF Re.
publican doctors.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-01
z. JAMES BELT,
Apotheetry,
SMITH AND MARKET STREETS.
ID Edl-TERS ORDER
II RLGIsTrH's DPFtCE,
NIN ta4TLE COUNTY DBL
DFpttul.rr ~ lSs4

IL RLGtsTfH's oPFtcF,
MN CASTLE COUNTY, DEL,
December ~, 1850.
Upon the application Of Elizabeth
Alden, alministrutix OF John Alden,
late At Wilmington Hundred, in said
county, dccca sd il Is ordered ard di-
rret.d by the Register that the Admin
istriltrtS aforesaid give notice OF
un the estate OF the dsccascd. with tine
date OF granting thereof by causing al
yctti-cintiuts 10 lie posted within forty
otfhc most public placcs Of the county
having demands Hgaiust I Ii q
abide by an Act of Assembly
iusurl cast m,tic mdproy ldeA; and Al 20
can" tiit -iue 10 be la 50 rttft within the
~snlo period in the DAILY RtrJrfirAS-
q new ~itapcr published "a " ,hnnatuu.
l,"l., ana TO 1e continued therein tlIce
week fc.ud.l
49, Given under the handand Soui
l.. al Ohicn Of the Eeetstet.4ttt,tts=
-- -aid ut W iinnetan, Ia NoN
castle county. aforesaid, the day ANA
YEA ulatSt written.
JOHN X Bi hDtDRp, Register.
AplIt r. VII prrtsun. hHNiuE claims
against The estate OF the dcCrlt-cd mu 4
PR -'ut tuc SAINT duly utfo-lr'l to tic
AdmiAtstn'riS, on or before bee lftn
lsW or abide iii" Vet 81 assembly ia
such case made aud provided
El.l/ Mi. I IL ALDEN, Almiu= ttHtIty
Adttl'.7 lilniuRtun pri. dl- rua iw
Daily Republican., 1890-01-01

The IuHaenza las at laat found It's
match and q new victory scored Tor
BRAZILIAN Balm Reports are coming IN
that 1t quickly cures every case. Take
i've drops every hour In a little warm
water aud SNUFF the same up the nose as
tor catarrh, Relief at once, aud the cold
quickly goae.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-01

ID EGISTER'B ORDER.
AZ REG IsIkH's pfflt r,
NAV GAsrLEtousTY, llhi..,

DFr. nNht 49,
Upon the application Of secntEA Il
ana safe Dep. sit Company, eH
Aaron :. sawin, late of Wilmington Il i
In said county, deceased, II 10 ORDER
rected by tins Register that A'
ecator aforesA,d, give notice OF a
lug OF letters testamsntarY 4
the estate of the deceased, with
granting thereof, by causing adver,i N
10 be posted within forty days from iLss
of such letters In siH OF the most pam Il
Of the comfy OF how Castle, re- at 4
persons having demnnds against ths s,Pl
present the same, or abide by an Aciul
sembly In such case made and proFi ftt =
also cause the same to he inserted -liAll
same pariod In the DAILY Hkfl RLitl
newspaper published In Wilminytal ler
to be continued therein three w,e1, isl1
- Given under the hand and ~
L. =. Once OF the Register siafesaA
- Wilmington. In New t1aile "
aforesaid, the day and year aho,e sf!.a
JOHN X. BRADFORD Resirr
NOTICE. Ali persons having cam'Hii
the estate ofths deceased must nrrsthi
same, duly httested to the Fte5gl 4.
or before Dec. ith A. u. lsso, or abb ie tltAa
Assembly Ia such case m Ade AND pto'idei
SECURITY TRUST AND sAfh htt,s
COMPANY, Ft' utl,
Address, Wilmington, Del, 1850 -
Daily Republican., 1890-01-01

JusTicE LAMAR did not deliver tina,
promised Grafton on Jefferson Davis al
Richmond. He has evidently thought
twice upon that subject before speaking
once.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-01

IT THE Wilmington tax collectors
will make New Years resolve To
treat Democrats and Republicans
alike in the collection Of taxes, mul
iitude Of sins might be covered.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-01

THE tax office is closed as tigh, as a
drum to day against the poor poll tax
payers. Let the heavens TALL before
the tax collectors violate holiday.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-01
With to-day the Holidays

With to-day the Holidays
expire. We square away at
business Tomorrow. Each
business day in 1890 will,
We expect, mark some new
statement about our bust.
ness that ought to Interest,
perhaps inform you.
Ours 60 pay the printer
Tor the telling. Yours to
ed. Our part will be
done-Weli done, we think.
Yours--you must settle that.
JOHN WANAMARER.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-01

THE CRIMINAL record also has an
encouraging report for .he year. This
il to be regretted.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-01

wsdre,a Jan. / 1890.
Closed at l P. N to day.

Just q twelve month gone,
to the very hour, with dark
skies above, falling rain,
mud beneath, We wrote
1889. Living, active, push
ing, we salute thee"
The ink seems hardly
dry, when the same hand,
pursuing our familiar ad-
vertising way finds immi-
nent the welcome duty Of
another New Year creating.
In respect Of business the
old year went out with a
60 EN- sunset.
he hopes Of its dawning
fulfilled at its close.
" we are thankful,
dissatisfied, hope =
we started this as
] Store thirteen
years u we builded better
than we knew. The com.
munity was not ready for
the movement until we were
understood. When we aUeys
comprehs nded, every Tor.
ward step in our mar CHI was
upon solid ground, until the
variety OF the business and
the volume OF the sales came
to be fur beyond the highes,
fancy of our early days.
Each years Increase would
be a great business in Itself,
and 1889 takes proud rank
in the glorious company o
successful years.
With the assured expert
ence OF success, aOs knoao
Tentative work lies back O.
us. Therefore We are hope
FULLY dissatisfied. Our work
was better done than evel
in 1899. But it was no
perfect. For that we ar,
( not satisfied. 1t shall b.
better done. In that we ar,
hopeful.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-01

yITH the departure of the old year
lle Christmas trees have folded them
;, es up and taken their places in the
5aaDish piles.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-01

BETWEEN the Nihilisls and ala
Grippe" Gar Nicholas is having all
uneasy tiIae fit.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-01

THE grip" has done one good
thing. 1t has completely knocked out
'NcGinty"
Daily Republican., 1890-01-01

HoLp on 10 your New Year S rcso-
lutions.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-01
AUTHORIZATION PRIZES.
AGENTS WANTED.

For cub Rate, or sny rurinef IA,
ton desired, writ. lesihl, u the uuHtfsl
clearly stating your resldcuce, WI q
ounty, street and hunter. Mar 81
tnrn mail dell err will be assur,i "
uIess
Daily Republican., 1890-01-01

DEMOVAL.
bR. HAM NJ. THOMPSON
has removed 10 s22 Nest street.
dJi-lnS
Daily Republican., 1890-01-01
Christmas De|icacies
AT
J P. Almond & Cos

"Psaee on earth, let aoaya,e
cease"
Good aoaN to men, let Aoue
increase"
Sing tile angels song again
peace on earth, good so,Nh
men
Daily Republican., 1890-01-01
IMPORTANT,

Address NJ. A, Al PHlN
New uilriu- Il
or NJ 4. AUPHlS.
Washington, -. Z.
BY ordinary letter. containing More
lssu.d by all Express Companies 80
Exchange, brat or Prstsl Mott,
Address registered letters ce3D
currency to
NEW ORLEANS NATION IN
New DrlcIH d.
Remember that thu payment Of r. II
guarantee by Tour National Bauks 4
Orleans. aud the tickets are slEur1
Pre- siient OF All Institution, who, eatt-
rights are recognized In the hiShc-' to'
therefore, beware OF all iMit5il, %
anonymous schemes.
One dollar Is the price of rho susiit n
or fraction of q ticket issued ty - "a
drawing. Anything offered In our ia I'll
less thaa n dollar 10 aswindle.
ds-sr
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-01-06
WORK OF CONGRESS
Resumption of the Brazilian
 Question in the Senate.
DISCUSSING THE RACE ISSUE.
The Debate to be Opened by Senators But
 Ter and Ingalls,.

Very Little work Will be Done in tho
 House This Wcek-Democrats Think the
 Contested Election Cases Will be Dis-
 posed Of Before the Rules are Adopted
 The Colombia Muddlc.
 WASHINGTON, Jan. Ct will take ing week to get down to business again. The Senate will take up the current of affairs more quietly and more naturally y than the House. There may be re- sumption of the Brazilian discussion. A quantity of executive business will doubtless be disposed of and day will be tixed-probably in the near future for a discussion of the race question between Senators Butler and Ingalls,. An effort will be mado at an early day to put through both Houses the bill establishing a form of government in Oklahoma.
 On tho House side of the Capitol. the Ways and Means Committee will con- tinue it's hearings on the tariff, and the bulk of interest will attach to them. Very little will be done during the week, except to organize the com mittees appointed just pridk to the re- cess ad djournment and possible to begin the discussion of the report of the com mittee or rules. Some fear is ex- pressed on the Democratic side that an effort will Do made to dispose of the contested election cases on a partisan basis before the rules are adopted.
 The Committee on Rules is not ready to make report and may not be ready this week. Tho debate on the rules will probably be protracted.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-01-06
Rats Not the Culprit.

Tho Lewiston (Me.) Journal tells a story about West Minot farmer who, to save barrelful of apples ill his eel lar from the supposed depredations of rats, set two traps in the barrel. It ap- pears, however, that it was female member of his family who had fond ness for tho fruit Happening in the cellar the morning after the farmer had prepared to bag" the rodents, she started to help herself as usual. On putting her hand in the barrel she found herself caught in steel trap. i'll her attempt to free her hand sre placed the other tne ill the barrel, and, as luck would have it, put 1t directly into the jaws of tho other trap. As there was no one in the house at tho timo, her cries for help were not heard for awhile. Whom aid at last arrived the woman had nearly tainted from pain.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-01-06
STOP PAYING RENT.


 District Manager l.. r. Knickerbocker would like to call the attention of all those interested in getting themselves a home who are paying rent, that the Mercantile Cooperative Bank of 37 and 39 Wall street, New York, have estab- lished Branch Office in Waterbury iD Platt's block, East Man street, Room 19, with Martin Hellmann as president; John B. Vallee, first vice president; George l.. Pelham, second vice president; Mathew Kennedy, treasurer: James E. Russell, attorney; William J. Cassidy. secretary and local agent, and John II. Fruin, Thomas F. Dougherty and Mathew Kennedy, appraisal committee. This is the best system of enforced savings, while all members have an equal voice in the management. There is no SAFE INVESTMENT more profitable. It is better than a savings bank, quadrupling the interest. and enables member to borrow and pay his loan in monthly install ments. Money is loaned at fixed rate of interest and on fixed premiums in any amounts, to be paid back monthly in PLACE OF RENT. Shareholders have absolute security for their money and they are assured large profits on their investment. Members may apply for a loan at any time. A new series will commence January 1st. For full in- formation call on William J. Cassidy, local agent for Waterbury, at Platt's block, East Main street, Room 19, any evening om 6 to 9 o'clock.
 Respectfully,
 MERCANTILE COOPERATIVE BANK,
 l.. P. KNICKERBOCKER,
 District Manager.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-01-06
A Young Bride Fatally Shot.

WILLIAMSPoRT, Pa, Jan. 6.-Mrs. Ro- bart, aged 20, who was but recently married, was fatally injured by the ac- cidental discharge of a gun at he. mothers residence. Mother and daughter were romping together whom the former raised . broomsticb to strike
 Mrs. Eobart in play. The stick struc k and knocked down the gun, which was thereby discharged, and tho full load of shot entered Mrs. Robart's bren;t, causing a wound that will prove fatal.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-01-06
lslack Tongue Fever.

PARKERsBUHG, w. Va, Jan. 6.-An epidemic which is said to be the black tongue fever is raging in Mongolia County, this State. 1t was discovered in the family of Thomas Burns, few miles from Morgantown. Four of the family died with it in one week. The people of the neigh borhood are very much alarmed, and the authorities of Morgantown have sent provisions for the balance of the Burns family, with orders to remove them and burn the residence, to prevent tho spread of the disease.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-01-06
A Mulatto Accused of Blea,nv.

BRIDGEPoRT, Conn.,, Jan. 6.--Wake. man Beers of Newtown is in jail in this city charged with bgamy. Beers is a most pass for white man. A number of years ago he married Margaret Bus. sey of Newtown. They lived together until some time ago. when Beers de. serted his wife. Since then Beers has been paying court to a white woman living at Hawleyville, near Newtown. On Thanksgiving Day Beers was mar McArthur. who is of respectable parents. The couple wero living to- gethor whom Beers was arrested.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-01-06
Lost and EOunl.

 Tho ow-browcd clouds, with sullon mein, Repulsive in their rags and dun, Hung threatening OCT 2 rural scene, Which shuddered ere the storm begun Pent up within that blackened sky, Crouchcd flood and whirlwind for their leap, While murky outposts eastward fly, And cyclone Is the scythe to reap Tho leash is slipped, and tunult rcigns, The gurgling brooks nre choking lost, And woodland giants, torn with pains, Are swaying like . vessels mast. But, low! against the dingy fleece Floats whitcr than seraph's wing, A lowering messenger of peace. As If to tempt tho birds 10 sing Not feck of vapor, silver-curled, A truant from ethereal valo- But something snapped and high had whirled
 weekly washing in the gale.
 -Boston Transcript
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-01-06
Thought Oaars.

Not what we do, not what VIC say, speaks for Us To fine souls here, or to tho Throne of Light. Tho words and acts be fair, rods will ohhor us And men distrust if our hearts are not right. Our secret aim, our hidden wish or longing, Our silcnt thoughts of men or worlds ahove-- These are the tcll-tale forces that come throug.
 ing
 To point to us as ones to loathe or love. Our thoughts arc odors and we can not seal
 them
 So close with actions but they will creep out; And delicatcly-fashiolcd souls will feel them, And know them sweet or vile beyond a doubt. Good deeds fall dead if selfish causes guida
 them,
 Good words fall flat that but from lips have
 birth;
 And eloquent and noble seems, beside them, Tho silence or inactioa of true worth. Ella Wheeler Wilcox, in Y. Y. Independent.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-01-06
Bishop DwenEer Dangerously III.

FoHT WAYNE, Ind, Jan. 6.-Bishop Dwenger, of the Fort Wayne Catholic severe cold for several days, was yester- day taken with pneumonia, which has assumed an alarming phase. A con- sultation of physicians was held and they decided that while the Bishop is in critical condition, there are strong hopes for his recovery
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-01-06
Found Dead in HIS Room

WAsHINGToN, Jan. CA man about 30 years of age, who registered at the Fremont House Saturday night as John Smith. of Washington, Pa, was found
 lying dead in his room yesterday, with n revolver by his side and bullet in
 his brain. Both the name and place of residence entered on tho hotel regis ter, are supposed to be fictitious, as tele- praphic inquiries sent to Washington fail to bring any response of identity,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-01-06
SILENCE is GOLDEN

The sagacious comment has been made by some of the political opp ncnts of Mir Parnell that one of the strongest points in his public career is his judicious use of silence. Although in his early parlia mentary days the Irish leader kept him. self, as the French would say, en evi- dence, by more or less constant action in the house of commons, since he acquired the leadership of his party he has made very few public expressions of opinion. Some of his lieutenants have spoken with almost painful frequency, and have in g way cheapened their opinions by so doing. But the policy MT Parncll has pursued has been to reserve himself, so that when he has made an address it has commanded almost worldwide atten- tion. Both from fine standpoint of q public man and as the leader in a great national movement, this policy must be considered a wise one, for it has given to MrParnellthe opportunity to carefully select the place and occasion for pub lie statement, to carefully study and prepare what he has wished to say. and in this way avoid the mistakes that he might make by frequent and unstudied utterances; while, as the action of his ieutenants has kept the agitatio on always at the fore, his occasional participation is still invested with an interest and novelty which in no way abate as time goes on. Whether this is the result of artful calculation or of unconscious sell ections there is no means of knowing; but whether the cause may be. the cf- feet is highly satisfactory and the course adopted by MT Parnell might serve as an example for some of our American public men, who seem to believe that the world will forget them unless they continually appear before it.
 REVENUE AND ENPENDITURE.
 The unusual smallncss of the decrease of the public debt in December, is ac- counted for by a very large increase of expenditure, especially in the matter of pensions. The receipts amounted to $29, ,595 ,504, against receipts of $50, 1G0, 262 in December, 1888, a trivial reduction of $4G4,75 On the other hand. the ex- penditures for December foot up $25.- SSS,979, against expenditures of only $l5,476,541 in December. 1888. an in crease of S10, ,401 ,43S. Of this enormous augmentation no less than Sl0.2i0. .01i is assignable to the pension payments, which last month reached the sensa. tional total of $1O,322, ,3S4, while in December 1888 thsy amounted tO no more than SS3.370.