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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-02-13
CRY GUIDE.

CITY GUIDE.
LAscAsrERLoDaEA F. q N: meet n y, aup
hird Saturdagtn each month AZ =. III. !" '"s'
HAllin she shnwalter building
s.s.gr c,t,nrgR. RoYAI ARCH MAsoSs. Rec.
,,lsr st,eyocaiion second and fourth Tuesday q
4at mont ~ s p. M ~ 'heH "NH ~ ny
shlwalferi nldluE
trARofti, West Encampment ~; II me 81,
a. IN qI,d 3d MONDAYS IN each month. al ~
D. u IN Odt Fellows Hal.
xt,..,sg,,.,.,.V.t4g f.opaH . O T. Meets
=, 4, "Wednesday 1T 7t0p IN ~ oad 'ei'""F
Maple street.
tsnu9fIa d. z. meetz ii and b Monday
IS earh MONTH at : :3o +. ~. 10 odd fei'o"F
Itfll Maple street
HoHnnnq Lodee, meets every Friday, al
20 ID Odd Fellow- ilAl' Mapie street
FtpyffrY r.opag 40. &. ". Meet fret and
hirl Mondays ~ each north IN DRIFT :
alocs y '3o n
sytv,s cAMr. IT. y. ~ 4. Meets l5t aud an. ID %
Fnd4vs of each mon'h 10 BaNtsI h'"'@ -
iA ~
,rau cav Posr. So t33, q A. L. Meets every very
see,n ~ f1lrth Saturday nigh & each h'""' I
IS BaYtef'- Block
Frry ltae4aY. coarl Hoase. Open Wednes
FIN afterannn srd saturday afternoon ana 'fei
arur. orss. Hou.e Corner Madison ane
@heuy .tr,rte
etrF cot ~el1. Acet- i-t Tue day u eaeh
Month 81 iE City Gierfs oiiiee ofef a'als
Bunk.
Hrsa saetgrr. Meets 81 and % Tues
da3s it each month 3 pr. J Reefs once y
80 y. M
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-02-13
Meet wish o thyme,
/ pray thee for my vnlentiue. g

And SO on. ad infnitum, run their
greetings, and not to be forgotten in
this connection are the coIlic yalen-
tines. Who has not at some time re-
ceived one OF the two-penny sheets,
hideous with daubs 81 color and dog
gerel rhyme? What perfect delight in
their startling ARRAY Of pictorial talent
Is afforded the misohieyous school-boyl
lie has only 70 make choice and select
the victim.
Yet harmless fun after all and inno-
cent amusement IS that invoked by st.
Valentine.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-02-13
THE SAINT IN TEXAS.
How an Editor Used a Cheap VAL
entine to Some Purpose.

Re custom Of
sending valen-
tines prevails to
some extent in
Texas. s ON g
years ago. hav-
ing occasion 10
stop over for a
few days in a
Texas town. 1
dropped in to
the once OF the
local u g " 5
p q p err t b g
Bugle, and made
t b e acquaint-
ance OF the ed
itor. He was a
pleasantf ed
y o U n z man,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-02-13
[To BE CONTINUED

A horse and goat were lately grazing
together in field in England They
belonged to the same master, and had
grown to be fast and true friends 70 one
another. The field was open to the
road and bordered only by low hedge
row, and il sometimes happened that
lot Of cruel, idle boys from the town
close by saw fit TO amuse themselves by
throwing stones at the poor little,
harmless goat. while some more cruel
than the rest tried to hit it with a stick.
The horse they did not dare 70 at
tack; but although they left him
N peace. whenever he saw his
friend thus ill-treated, be left of
grazing. and however far of he might
y. came racing and galloping across
the field % drive away its enemies.
But, alas, they always came back; and
when this had gone on several times,
the horse lost patience. and evidently
made up his mind 10 give them lesson
that they would not forget in a hurry.
50 the very next time the young rutfians
appeared and began teazing the poor
goat as before he galioped up to the
rescue. and suddenly seizing with his
teeth one Of the lads by the collar Of his
coat, flung him bodily over the hedge
into the road beyond. What a hero he
must have been 70 tbo goat ever since!
Mrs a. " Goodhart, ia Our Little
Ones.
Eggs are higher this week, as the
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-02-13
Why do we cali a piece OF cloth n;

Why do We call piece o. cloth nailed
TO stick fag9
THAT is how did we happen to choose
that name? Why wouldn't it he just as
well to have named it a spread. or
string, or anything?
There are generally reasons for things.
my friends.
Did you ever see the plant named
flag? Did YOU notice how its leaves drop
gracefully downward, instead Of stand
ing erect? 1t is true there are some
species Of the plant whose leaves stand
erect. having power to support their own
weight, but it was not this kind which
gave the plant its name
Think, now. OF all the national fags
you have seen. Did any of them stand
out straight and firm, like boards?
Don't you know how gracefully the folds
droop, and sway back and forth in tho
wind? What word better than the old
Latin one. meaning ITO droop," Ito
hang down., could better describe it's
character Pansy.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-02-13


After ten years exclusive sale. can now be
obtained of all Druggists and Dealers In Medi-
cines II CURES-take notice-not simply helps
but CURES LIVER COMPLAINT,
BiIiOusness and Dyspepsia.
Is strictly vegetable preparation and will
CURE MALARIA, and all MALARIAL troubles.
DR.. S. II. Wise, of Boston, Ky. says
"flave practiced medicine Is years, and find no
equal TO HERBINE as a Liver Regulator
DIR. w. A. Baker, of Madison, Fla, says
GA bottle of HERBINE is worth more than
$500 worth of Quinine in any family
Acting on the Liver in different way from
any other medicine; 1t is a positive cure Tor
Chronic Constipation and il cheaper than Pills
Its peculiar composition is such, that we
guarantee to cure any case of Chllls and Fever
or Bilious Fever with one bottle.
1t costs but % cents and each bottle con-
tans over 40 average doses, making the cost
less than two cents a dose Would You ask
for cheaper medicine 1t is not a cure-all But
win cure any Liver, Bilious Or ssaIR.
rial Complaint. Manufactured by
The ETcrbizao Co,
Successors to VIM. Condell.) st. louis, RIO.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-02-13

coasnFaArfoEAL CHuRea. Corner Madison
ma tthelfc streets IS s q 'nneit, pastor. ser
eshooi Il fgm Prayer meeting Wc1ne sday Al
~ ~
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ST. VALENTINES DAY.
Something About tho Day and Its Pretty
Customs.

N NC the days
specially honored
in t h & calendar
with names of their
own is that of st.
V a | e tine, al
though history fails
to inform us why
the 14th of Feb
ruary should be
honored as st. Val
entine's Day. No
connection of the
day with any Of the
legends Of saints Of
that name is found
in L h e 4" Arcta
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-02-13

CATHOLIC CarncH Corne jefferson aud Chez
r Streets Rey NIthau', pastor. services
.gery ,oudag al i0:8aa. m and every morning
turing ha wcek 90 a. NJ
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-02-13

GERMAN EvAVGELtcAL CH.ulCH. Madison y.
snndly school "a. VI Serv cas lG8OA y ShR
ug school =. ".
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-02-13

HErptDIsr EriscorAL ChcRcu Corner Non
iar aud thcrcy streets Rev Marcelus' pastoi
anrvicrs ipi51a 81 and 80 p. ~ sunday Nae
fath sebo4l 81 @ s a.m Prayer meeting IhRfs
.sQs qf H.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-02-13
RATES or SUBSCRIPTION

TIE HERALD.
One year paid In advance. I 80
When not paid in advance. zoo
Fartles wishing their papers discontinued At
expiration OF year must notify this office, as the
papers are sent until paid and ordered stopped.
Persons wishing to send THE HEKALD away
are informed that the postage on a single cupS
Is one cent 10 any part ofthe United States, Can
ada OF any OF the countries OF Europe.
Entered At the Post Office, in Lancaster, WIS.,
as second-class matter.
WV. b. MINER, Proprietor.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-02-13

J 2 = 2 3 -I4-t4i
with rather shrewd expression. We
talked about the weather, the crops,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-02-13

to the tough after writing the druggists
name on it. | calculated the tough
didn't have brains enough to suppose it
might be a trick, and ,--s right about
IL -
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-02-13

Toufi3 PpsT, %o ~, q A. X Meets ven eve, J
sec9a ~ fourth saturday nigh 81 each H1"H'h
# B4Vtef'4 Block.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-02-13

Eggs are higher this week. as the
hen remarked when she went away up
on the top 81 the haymow and stole a
nest in the darkest corner Burlington
Free Press.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-02-13

ffrr ltaHAaY. Coart House. open 'o ,.t
III ,f,,.g-o,, 5,.,t SATURDAY afternoon aud even
lut.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-02-13

sYtv,s caNr 81 ". or Meets i4 :, anu anu s =,
fnday- of each m7n'h % 6aNtsi b"'" 9
sj1. p ~,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-02-13

ay.r.. orsa. aou's Corner Madison r.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-02-13

Hbstpant gSf8oo -JoaN cAErHfw, tsacces.
- - HTTt Il -sfIreirfri Real Estate. Abat racts
II Tidr and Insurance. Lancaster Wis
Gtf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-02-13

..gcAsrERIoDaEA A. F.&A. NJ. meet first aud a..
h,rd Saturdagin each m@nth ~ p. ~ :" '"'''
Hajljn the shewalter building
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church Directory

Hrat b sartErY Meets ! st and - Iucs.
dags 81 each month % pr. > Reeas "u'V -
d so D.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-02-13

HoRnnng Lodge meets every FRIDAY, AZ
M Fl 0dd FelIowa Han Maple Street
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-02-13

FrpsfrrY LoDeg a. .. z. ". Meet 4 ns.. nv
Block. 1T 100 = ul
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-02-13

etry cof aero. Meets tst Tue day ~ eaeh
Month 81 tE GitY tierks Office. otef 0''''e
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-02-13

t,,ap9fI q o. r. meerz III ana 81 MnlaA
10 each month, at t:31 ~. 10 oou
H9u. Maple street.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-02-13

MISSISSIPPI FALIEY Lop"E Y 2 . M ',,''..
=, ~ "Wednesday 1T 7';0p m' ~ bau 'Si'"N
a MApIc street.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-02-13

svARof iii West Encampmenl ~; H h l.s
fl ~ ana ri Mondays in each month. al F
D. "a IN Odt Fellows Hail.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-02-13

sie.vq CHAPTER RoYkI. ARCH AAsoSs; he
81 '@.ta,.l,.tf},n second and fourth Tuesday 81
N, \ nant,ats Is. m. Ia their Ilal in iht
..s..
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26

Tar OPPOSITION press Is oil ct sea
In representing the results Of last BAL
urdey's nomination election as square
Higgins knock out. We do not sup
Jose Senator Higgins turned hand
either for or against any OF the candi-
dates, nor did il matter to him which
was nominated. As proof of this
many of the most active friends OF tho
Senator were found working for the
nomination OF Mr.. Simmons, and vice
versa large numbers Of those who
were supposed not to be 60 friendly TO
the Senator were found equipped
In Gould harness, These reports of
tho Senator's interference in the pri-
mary election just over are put in cir
culation TO injure the Republican
party, a purpose TO which no Repub
lican should give aid and comfort. II
is giving Senator Higgins very little
credit for political astuteness to think
that he would interfere in primary
election. 1t il simply because two or
three of Senator Higgins enthusiastic
friends supported Mr.. Gould that the
Senator Is accused of using his inhu-
ence, while no account is taken Of his
enthusiastic friends who voted ior SIM
mons.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26

John Smith is the happlest man that
know,
But wasn't he blue, though, not three
mouths agol
"My wife's running down Just rs fast as
she can,
And the doctors can't help her. and then
this poor man
Almost cried as Ea thought OF the poor,
suii'ring Mie
40 seemed to be losing her hold upon
life.
"smitb. know just how you feel, {"
said friend to whom he told lis sad
story, "My wife was troubled precisely
az yours IA. don't just understand it,
because I'm not a woman, but her back
pained Der, AMI ehe complained OF drag
ging-down feelings aud general weak
ness, aud know that she had some of
those diseases women are subject 70. and
had 'em bad. too. / rad about Dr.
pierce's Favorite Prescription one day,
aud the first time WAS al the drug store
bought bottle Of 1t and took home to
her. 1t worked wonders. lu short
| time she SAID she ieit ike another woman
and sae tegan TO hope that there was
relief Tor her, after all. Bile kept on
taking the mediciuc for time. and now
she's well. Get bottle OF the 'Prescrlp-
ton and try 1t on your wife"
81 will" said Smith. And lie did, and
IL cured her, aud that's why he's 81
happy to-day.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26
N. MEGARY & SON,
Straw Mattings.

Our large assortment OF Straw
Mattings is now ready, and we
invite your early inspection to
wha. we know is the best line OF
mattings ever placed in the mar
ket. Having bought them at
very low figures we are selling
them accordingly. No matter
when you intend buying you
should see our mattings. We
offer 4o-yard roll at 81, which
is worth anywhere, 50. This
meets the required want OF a
very cheap floor covering.
Mattings for Summer use
cannot be too highly praised;
they will more than save their
cost by using them through
the warm and dusty season
in place of carpets. Your car
pets will last longer if this
! method is followed. OF COM
j fort and health we say nothing.
iOur better grades are made
liointless or with five and two
yard ioints--thesc arc better &c
turn.
In our IS. so and 3s-cen'
goods you will find handsome
. and novel patterns never bcior'
shown. lfyou are thinking c
. mating send a request b,
) postal card or telephone AM
the samples will be sent to you
This saves you trouble and yo
have the satisfaction Of looking
them over in your own hom'
The samples are large and yo
q can select from them as well {
. the roll. This is no trouble
us and does not in any wa
bind you to a sale. AS soon
c, we get your request for sampl
50 they will be dispatched to ye
st no delay-and you see t
best mattings you ever look
at. This must be a big mattil
season with us, and the pric
will make it so.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26

Ex.PREslDENT CLEVELAND is cred
tied with saying that he "should be
relieved to see one public building
that hasn't got o steal In it," Such q
remark is on par with the language
he used in his interview NTH the New
York World reporter. and should be
entirely beneath the dignity of man
who filled the highest office of the
nation and signed great number OF
bills making appropriations ior these
very buildings in which he says there
is a steal. We have an idea that
Cleveland is getting to be q vcri,able
old scold.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26
Philadelphia, Wilmington
Baltimore X. X.
MWN TIVH, IsHJ'
Trains will Ispve Wilmington as follow,
buIUHlOrc N. N
s,ny nth. 1890.

May liti. 1870.
Trains will lspvo Wilmington as follows
/ IhiIsaeiphis cypress; La 2a2 AZ "A
I. a h., ~: arS. ~. .s 81 Is' ss '& ssa M II, 5s ~
a. e.. isssG$saa'!se a s;s ~. s ~ ~ '.s
- ToT t. es,;ltr Isrprss.l ? j. .s g q, !s H.
II ssa. M, Is5i. b. a, AZ. 81. Ga ~.
apa Now ~ \; y;orp.. Z. %l;s, rs. ,.g go. eSs So,
9i,e7, 70 4'' /! "a M. c. ~, Z 70. r. "a aii ans
40 VI 70 p Wts, " Chester via La'nokiu. tao aud
" Eof Nsw'arE tC.n,rel and intermediate sta.
uons .oa m Y S,sls,,ie q .na !, e. N. ,;,oo
!. 1, ana 8 o. p. M. and ~ 10 night.
>, s$Ts ss'i$$$Fs sH% MI i %s'$iasiSsas @ i q:
Trains Oiar Dsiawsrs Division loays ior,
seT S nH'els 80 b. m a. and III. rs Nit. & ''
iiarrlastoa, Dein'Hr, and way stations
Express ior Dover. Harrington. and Del
mSSr, 4 a. a. q; nm N. a9a \, IN, M night.
Eef E1nresa FOR Gspe Charles. OLD Point Com
fort, aud Norfolk, II os a. in., and i2ol night,
leave rhllaaeip9ia, Broad street for VII
mIi1,ston express $50 ~, III ossd. io2p 2p
10, y, A. 20 Is .5s. g. cGl. 6S7 ia ii Il; ID
| ii 81 u. NJ, and IsianiRht.
| Accommodation. G2o, Oll 1923 II ~ u. M,
ia 22s siN. 4 % $t6, T. u.s. mli.
| 10 " andiis ss u. M
SUNDAY TRAINS.
| For Philadelphia (eIpressl. | 81, asa 10
70. ne A. M., f.z'. si7. ssi 7os, 7so. AM
ACCOMMODATION, 100. sos. 90 A. NJ. la.lo
lY, 4l0, abl, and 1870 T. NJ.
ror Chester s. sns fS.srs.' g is s .s 90 'i A, NJ
i.aH i.io. ~. f.sO and io,S N.
For Sew York tsXpres,,. isA kI ~
tG, It, 10. = 10. r. NJ.
For West Chester. via Lsmokin. sos A. y
lor New Castle Y IS might. ,oor, an
F"r MiddIetown' clayton. Dover, wyomir
FELTON,, harrington, Bridgevhie, Seafor
Iaarei, and DrlmRr. i2.0i might.
Baltimore and Washington. as sob ~.
, A. NJ, la9i, i2s, &c o., ~ VI. A. a.
!, ", i9night. Baltimore only s.tc 4. NJ. And l.
} "'I",; 1--we Philadelphia Broad street, for W
mingtonn teasbgressi, s.S9 N n',a M M Az 4 },
t AM naccan1nmods,iou, nyn .sS, DO. rosa. m. u
.6h' Gln So, 10 Os and ia y. N.
c For further Information, passeD gers
referrcd to the ticket olce at the stttipa.
t Trntns marked thus 90 are limited oxprei
. upon which extra lare Is charged.
u CHAs. ". rUan. =; Il. wooD
=, General 3ansear. General PASSENGER Ags
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26
WANAM AKEI"s.
rmLAprLpulA. Monday. May 2s,'lseo.

PiuLApELPHlA. Monday. May 2s,'ls9o.
Perhaps the daintlest Of
all the Elannels is the soft,
clinging Silk Cheviot. Like
the Ceylcns, only there's
Silk instead of Gotten. All
the so.tnsGs and delicacy OF
finest wool with the rich
ness and strength OF silk.
No handsomer or filter stuff
for women's playtime waists
and blouse S. or for children's
outdoor wear, ever came
from a loom. In quiet
stripes and plaids that grow
on your liking like the col
ors of an Oriental Rug. 75c
a yard.
Ceylon and Lima Elan.
nels, as, 37a, so, 90, and
i 7sc. Range enough for
e any taste. Count the
9 styles: we never had
\ had more. There needs to
u u be many when everybody is
h after them. Good reasons
@ @ --Flannels that you can
K soap and sop and wash and
, wash without shrinking,
a, Northeast of centre.
j. A new Umbrella-serg'
M Mds cotton, guaranteed for fas
ig color and wearing qualities
yWe W Handles such as you woul,
ats IL. not look for in Umbrellas q
IN. n. this price. Paragon frame
ho and careiulness Of finish ar
eli eli also features. Each tie
vas vas stamped "Wanamaks
oso ,ss Serge
can 24-lnch 9Oc
and and 26.inch S1.0O
In % inch Sl.lO
.U .va' For school children's III
into for women on busine
ally i, trips, and as a work'a. d
,est. Umbrella for men we thl
!ons p%'s 1t completely fills the b
lean can So will you when you {
'A' it.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26
G (':||'''''||)B, ! { 0,
SnAs ---
Schedule IN erect May II. 1880,
TRAINS LEAVE DEL. AVE, DEPOT
EAsr bouHn

East Bouan
Express trains.
NGw YoRx. week days. 2ls To5.
'lO,sl a.. M, y 10, IS 8, = C y. m.
~ 30. .55s .. 2Gp. IN.
Philadelphia week days, ,el3, Cos,
: 'o =, - :, % @, $ a, " :, ~ 70 y,
X :. = 9. ~ 5 o. !. 90 o. 10 9o9 ~ IN ~ ~
PhiladelpliI, sundays, - II, O 80. |
10. 5s5, s5Ss, di', q y. $50. 900, 1000
y. IN.
CHezter, week days s.ia, GO, s5o.
-li5oa. III. %, $40. 800, no, 52b, sa3s.
"45..i g, 90 'loi 10 =. m; -.
so, 60, II ~ ", IN; 90, $40. 400, 10,
s,3s, 525. GI5. ~ 70. 80, ~ %. II u IN
Atlantic City, y. j., week days,
q % a, m, q Is. :. 10 p. nj. Sundays, s1G5
II. M. s2iop. IN.
WEST BOUND.
h.l,imore ~ ana W@hing ton, = 5s7.in 80.
lsltimote aud principal stations on Phiia-
'fR,s ri,sifs .s''i1a 10 N @ o. S'y ~ daily.
ti"siia.li IVA \ ST II Louis, . F:isii f'n p N. and
sinseriY " Waccoismodatiou. zp a. m. 2.5i,
H%ana h Il. 70 p. n.,,a,yt,ror m. daily usst s,v.
7.n, 1e.bo a. m; 2. 81 and b.O6 y. IN. sundays
o.2oa. NJ; 2 81 aud B. ss p. IN.
TRAIss LEAVE MARKET STREET STATION
For phiiadeiphia week day, 80. s.es $50
'o.E, 's.Fi, II 40, "A. m. l2.4i =. a., dah, 9. az,
y.4,p. m. Sundays Sra IN; II IA, IS, a. o.,
b.UU, y i5p. m.
y"r Bsitimore week days, 5.s5, -sT, 10. 40,
III. .a5 .. m. 245, $50 p. N. sundays, IA
Baltimore and principal statl ,ns on Phila.
delp hia Division, l0.45 u. nj, daily, except
W, Iandenberg and way stations. weel
days, go. 1913. =: m; Las, 5.0op IN. Sun
days, .. Is i. IN. 2.$i and so y. m.
| Chicago, -. u a. IN. daily, except sunday.
| Pitts6urg, 800 u. IN. daily.
Cincinnati and st. Louis sll SJ, a. IN
daily except sunday.
LEAVE PuiLADELrnIA FoR WHINING ron
Daily si24, 40. Hsl5, o 30, 10 Is, sll 3
n. M; IL 90 noon, | 81, 8 90; ~ 81, 4 81, s5 %
80, s7a2, $40. 10 TO- II 80 p. NJ.
Daily. except sunday, % l5, l s5, "a
n. m. u 30, - W and 50 p, m. Sundu
only 30, II. IN.
Telephone No. l93
~. Hates to westerr points lower thar
viaany otherltho.
J.T. ODELL, CO.SCULL,
III GenI MANAGER, Con lPass. Agk
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26

Tho Itig Vote Poiled.

The REPUBLICAN asked that s.X
thousand votes be polled al the nomi-
nation election last Saturday ana the
request hss been answered: Not
quite, but VIC have rolled up 5.S1l,
only che hundred and loliy nine short
of the request" We said that by
doing 80 i, would carry fear and ter
Tor into the ranks OF tho Democrats.
Our predictions have been verified
Democracy is partially parnlyzcd at
such q large vote, as In IL they see the
certain defeat ,hnt awaits their party.
They realize now that there Is q Re-
publican party oil power, strength and
numbers That thcy must lear in spite
OF the dishonesty oil their two Will
ningtou tax collectors. Fully one
thousand Republicans OF Wilmington
have been deliberately cheated out o
their votes by Collectors Doughertl
and Mckee and s,ill there are enough
lett to spread CONSERVATION in thu
Tanks Of the county boodlers and Il
alarm county rofo,mers Patrict
Ncary, Schooner" Long, Levy
Courlnan Wior and their followers
Nearly o,oO0 votes polled, and ths
but little over one hal! the Repnbll
can vote of the county We are nc
surprised that our Democratic friend
are surprised. They sec in this bi
vote certain defeat, and the eId Z
Democratic rule in Delaware. W
fully understand how the Democfa
will try to Offset th!s outpouring
Republicans at o nomination electio
They will say that men voted wi
have no votes In November, til
negroes were taken from poll TO p'
and voted often; that no regard W
paid TO the primary election law. a
oil such stuff as that, for the purpe
Of sowing discord in lhe Republic
party. They will endesvor to sht
that theio was fsct.onAl fight, q
that one fsction chested the other.
such big vote poiled In such sh
time it 10 possible that q few iile
votes may have found their way Il
the ballot bolss, as ihefe ususlly Is
nomination elections, built is gener'
admitted that the election WAS hon
The outcome Of the nomination '
before the Republican party str
ticket. Let every loyal Itopubli
turn In, put their shoulders to
wheel and help TO elect the ticket
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26

TUE eloquent memorial sermon OF
Rev. l.. E. Barrett, delivered in the
Opera House, yesterday afternoon, is
a glowing tribute TO the old veterans
yet alive and 10 those who yielded up
their lives Tor their country. 1t is re-
freshing 10 hear such sermons.