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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-11
The Brauayvine Bridge.

The Levy Court resumed It's session
promptly a. l.80 O'Clock yesterday
afternoon, but the crowd In attend.
ance was much smaller than In the
forenoon. The consideration of a
site for bridge across the Brandy
wine was then resumed.
The first speaker OF the afternoon
was ex-representative Thomas Is.
Smith who favored Broome street
from the first and saw no reason now
to change his mind.
John w. Day prominent farmer OF
Brandywine Hun dred, also favored
Broome street.
A letter from Pomona Grange New
Castle County was read favoring Van
Buren, street.
Mr.. George A. Elliott, Esq, was
about to speak In favor of Broome
street, when Mr.. Hickman interrupted
him by saying: IF Mr.. Elliott is going
to speak all the afternoon we can do
nothing else."
Mr.. Hutchison. turning sharply
| around to Mr. Hickman accused him
OF discourtesy to Mr.. Elliott.
Mr.. Hickman disclaimed any inten-
ton OF discourtesy TO Mr.. Elliott, but
he thought he should allow others TO
speak who have not yet spoken.
Mr. Elliott was then invited to pro-
ceed, but he merely remarked that In
reference TO petitions he would say
that man In Forty Acres had offered
to get up petition with 1000 names
| on 1t favoring Broonle street. He also
/ said that Mr.. Bayard's letter put him
in a false light, as he had not urged
Broome street for private gain, nor
did he desire the to despoil the park,
John j. GallSgi erspoke In favor of
Washington street and taid that near
lY twenty ielrs ago numbers of cfti-
2ens had been induced to locate in the
Ninth wnld on the promise that a
bridge would soon he built at WASH
inRton street and now an effort was
being made TO destroy that last hope.
J. Parke Postles made strong plea
for Washington street and said that II
a bridge was needed there twenty-five
yeers ago IL was more needed now.
Charles N. Trump thought that Van
Buren was the best and most valuable
site for the bridge.
NO one else responding to the invi-
tation to speak. Clerk Eliason proceed
ed to read of the streets favored by
those who wrote the 6!7 letters re-
ferred to by Mr.. Speakman In the fore
moon.
Messrs. Jolls and Hutchlson opened
the letters and handed them to the
clerk. A tabulation of the letters
showed 555 in favor OF Washington
street and ~ for all others.
A petition fovoring Washington
street was then presented. but there
being about 600 names attached to it.
the petition was read but not the
names. Clerk Ella5on unrolled the pe-
titlon and it reached the whole length
OF tho court loom through the door
to the committee room and the whole
length OF thatroom. The petition has
been In the hands Of the Levy Court
nearly three years, and IL is said some
of the sections were sent in fourteen
years ago.
Tie court at O'Clock adjourned
until Tuesday the 18th instant at IL
O'Clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-11
rerri. Rarorm sehnol.

The board of managers OF tho Fer.
ris Reform School met In the Office
of the esident, Dr.. Caleb Harlan
last night. The reports of the treas
urer and standing committees showed
that the school lacked the facilities
and room for the large number OF
boys seeking admission. There were
acc tommodations for only thirty-iive
but there are now In the school forty
Ione boys.
The managers under these circum
stances came ito the deturminatio II
to use every. effort TO secure more
money to enlarge the building and
carry on the school. II was stated at
the meeting that chief OF police Black.
burn made the remark; 'rhat with
the privilege Of placing forty more
boys In the school, he could break up
the gang of bad boys in the city,
Agent Stout, of the S. II. @. to Chill
dren, Is ALTO reported as saying that he
had IN sight at least a dozen boys who
should be committed to the school.
An argument made at tho meeting
in favor OF larger appropriations from
the county, was that the forty boys
which cost the county OF New Castle
only $500 to support. would cost the
county $4,000 year II they were sent
ItoGail.
There being a vacancy in the board
caused by the resignation OF Edward
Bringhurst it was iilled by the eleatior
of Ashton II. Tatnall.
The following persons were elected
members of the association: Mr.. and
Mrs. Dir. A. II. Frantz, Mr., and Mrs
John NJ. Harvey, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
u. Lalley, Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Hail
Porter, Mr.. and Mrs. james BALLET. Mr.
and Mrs. A. u. Reed, Leighton Lea
Try z. Scott, Preston Lea, MIR. and Mrs
+. I. Warner Mr.. and Mrs. EmleI
IHewes, Mrs. Sarah Pnsey, Mr.. ant
Mrs. l. 4. Qulgley, Mr.. and Mrs. viii
liam NJ. Canby. Miss Annie 4. Candy
Miss Hetty A. Bellah.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-11
A Town INlnmn swnnt-

SILVER CLIFF, N. M, Dec. 11.-At
6:30 in the morning fire was discovered
in a vacant frame hotel building in the
town of Pinos Altos. Not drop OF
water was accessible, and the whole
town was soon in flames, Men, women
and children turned out to fight the
flames, but the dry buildings burned
like finder, destroying nearly the entire
Town. Only two business houses were
saved. The loss will reach 800, 900; in
sllrance light. The fire is thought to
have been incendiarY.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-11
Dots.

Taylor a Fullerton's extract malt,
the great tonic. So2 King street.
Old Kris Kringle can be seen eyerv
day from t!ll = o'clock. Seiders, I'd
and Jefferson streets.
Mr.. VIM. Il. Giles, of Elkton, Md,
visited his daughter, Mrs. G. NJ. Rowe,
of this city yesterday.
Colonel Cody Anfenger, who has
been confined by indisposition at
Washington, is conyalescing slowly,
and his friends expect that he will lie
able to return to our city in few
days,
Joseph N. Wheeler, who has been
sick for some time, was able to walk
out yesterday, and expects to resume
his duties at the Opera House in a
short time.
Auctioneer Hukill will sell tonight
and tomorrow morning at No. 6O3
King street tho entire stock of pianos,
!. rgons sand musical merchandise,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-11
c. .WORREL[..
FIFTH & SHIPLEY STREETS,

The response to our recent
advertisement has been most
gratifying. Advertising how
yer is very expensive neces-
lty and in as few words as pos
ible we call your attention to
he whole second floor at 9Th
and Shpley streets. We have
ines oil the goods ramed below
md many others not named,
nd il upon inspection you can
}uy any OF them as cheap as we
Jfer them. We don't expect
O sell you. We are as well
osted as any house here or
asewhere in the value of goods
md W hen we say that
hese lines are marked to sell at
ess than value, you are not
listening to any fairy tale but
o the plain truth.
Blankets, Comfortable, Uphol-
'tering goods, (by the yard
leavy Curtains. Lace Cur
aims, Rugs (lor rooms,) Rugs.
all sizes Pillow Covers, Gre
onnes Laces, Fringes, Curtain
olcs, Chairs, Skin Rugs and
Mats, llassocks. real Antique
Rugs, etc, etc.
C. w OR r ELL.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-11
A Baby Burned TO Death.

LEoSARTowN, Md, Dec. 11.-Beekie,
a 2-year-old daughter of Celia and Rob
ert Hanson, colored, living on Mr.. Joseph
II. Keys estate, near t is place, was
burned TO death. The child, with two
Others, had been left in the house by the
mother, and, II is supposed, caught fire
from the stove. After ii was on fire il
ran out of the house, and when its body
was discovered it was burned to crisp.
One Of the children, in its fright, went
under the house and had to be c0axed out.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-11
Canndn's TnriH Mnr.

HALIFAX, N. S., Dec, 11.-A war of
tariffs between Canada and Newfound-
land has been formally inaugurated A
cablegram from the st. Johns says q
gazette extraordinary has been issued
putting in operation a law enacted some
years ago, which imposes duties on Can.
adian imports equal to three or fouI
hundred per cent. greater than on i'm.
ports from other countries. Several car
goes of Newfouudlnd fish arrived here
aud the island owners and shippers
We're greatly aisgusted at having to pay
duty.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-11
We Have Heen

selling more rhoes than usual this
season on the old played out business
plan OF honest goods at low prices.
Ihs fashionable why you know is to
sell everything at haif price or below
cost. We cant promise that but we
can promise shoes little above the
average in quality, fit and style, at
prices lower than is usually asked. II
pays to try our store, especially II you
feel like saving shoe money. Selamn
kid shoes Tor ladies. a high grade dress
shoe at very reasonable price. For
mans, No. 10 Il. 4th street, between
Market and King,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-11
ENpInsinm Nictims.

NEw YORK. Dec. n.-Messrs. Osborne
and Robertson, at the Chambers Street
hospital, arc getting along well, and Mr..
Laidlaw, at 81. Nncent's hospital. the
other of the men injured by the ex.
plpsi0n on Friday of last week at Rus.
sell Sage's Office, is also on the high road
to recovery, Mr., Robertson will, the
doctors say. fully retain the sight Of
one eye. The impression prevails at MI.
Sage's office that he will return to busi.
ness On Monday next.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-11
PETER After the Money Lenders.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 11.-Among tn,
bills introduced in the senate was Mr.
Stewards free coinage bill; by Mr.. Glib
son, providing for an income tax to pay
pensions; by Mr.. Manderson, to increas,
pensions in certain cases; by Mr.. PETER
to grant service pensions. Mr.. PeffeI
offered d resolution, which was referred
to the finance committee. directing tina
committee to inquire and report as sool
as practicable as to the actual expense.
attending the business of money lending
as conducted in the United States b,
bankers and other persons
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-11
A EInmrishInY nrIIer

At a meeting OF the Ancient Order of
United Workmen in the lodge room in
the Lore building last evening, when
ib new members were Initiated and 81
proposed for Initiation at next meet
ing An effort IS being made TO secure
2OJO members in our State which will
lead to tbs establishment OF an indie
pendent jurisdiction separate from the
State Of Maryland, and the prospect is
that the project will soon lie carried
into successful operation.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-11
Electric Light Works DESTROYED.

BRUNSWICK, Nd, Dec. 1.-THE new
electric light and power house on the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad was totally
destroyed by fire. The fire originated
where the smukestack of the boiler
passed through the roof. The oil house
ten feet away, was saved by the heroic
work of the employees. Water was fur
nished in buckets from engine tanks
The boiler is completely disabled; th'
electric motor and apparatus a wreck.
The building was totally destroyed.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-11
nnPnnt Pnst. G. A

A delegation Of DUPONT Post. No. 9,
@. A r., will visit Logan Camp. Sons
of Veterans at Third and King streets.
to night and Garfield Camp Sixth and
Shipley streets on Monday night. De.
partment Inspector, Charles Foster
visited DUPONT Post officially last
night and was pleased with the good
condition in which he found every
thing. The Post has donated to the
Young Mems Christian Association the
flag pole used for some time past at
the hiveryiew base ball grounds
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-11

DoM PEDRO. the late Emperor Of
Brazil, is said to have left no estate
Whatever behind him. All his SALARY
was spent from year to year, as he re-
ceived it. for books, apparatus and in
charitable directions. He was not a
sovereign who accumulated vast es-
tate al Lhe expense OF his subjects.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-11

Our Book Catalogue for
the Holidays and 1892 is
out and has been circulated
freely. If you have not re.
ceived it send a postal card
request or ask for it in per.
son in the Book store.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-11
Tlle Iron i,nsinrss.

1t is announced that 500. 600 tons OF
steel rails have already been contracted
Tor the coming year. his is Just
about three times as much a. was con-
tracted for in 1891. 1hr iron trade s
having "A most decided boom and it
certainly looks as II the exclusion of
foreign concerns from the market was
of benefit to somebody,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-11
should BE well Attended.

On Sunday Afternoon the ERev. Will
liam j. Birmingham. pastor of st.
Paul = Catholic hlirch, Will deliver a
lecture al the Academy Of Music OIL
The Nalor OF the American Soldier -
Father Bermlngbam IS talented and
accomplished orator, and as the adj
mission is only 25 cents. and the pro.
ceeds for the benefit OF the relief fund
Of Grant Post No IS. G.. A. r.. the
house should, and no doubt will be
crowded
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-11
S~
MnsI hn Snlli

Our large line OF boots and shoes, to
make room for more goods. Ladies'
DongoIa kid button $3.50 worth $500,
a better one for Sa.00 worth 81. 50. and
still gner for $3.50 worth $500, a hand
made s4.00 shoe for 3d. Mems fine
shoes from Sl.50 to $500, Persons, No.
PIG Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-11

No other remedy is so reliable, in
cases OF sudden colds, or coughs, or
for any and all arrangements Of the
throat and lungs, as Ayers Cherry Pee
toral. This wonderful medicine af-
fords great relief in consumption, even
ill the advanced stages OF that disease.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-11

Marvellous as 1t may seem. it is a
fact that there are more than 81, 600 J.
4 Q. Fisher Pianos in use one of
which is in the White House and
another in Yice-President Morton's
residence. J. n &. Fischer pianos only
to be hnd at Red Mems Hall, SIS Ship
10y street, Wilmington.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-11
RrnNli-InA.

Try Bush's coal. lou VIII lilseIt.
American Laundry, Coz West Front ST
Try BLsh's coal. You will surely lilgeft
tlrrinG and ie-chiug, iOa L. sssnn1 Il
IirnzIlupn Balm aures colds. eattrri4.etc
Frisilmlith, butter and eueese. Second
street Market.
Cupping and lcuching hy Geo L. Met.
Ger. No. les Fast Third street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-11
Two Alarms,

An alarm of fire was sounded yester-
day afternoon, caused by blaze in the
second story of William F.Forwood' 8
sewing machine store, No. 100 West
seventh street, entailinE loss of four
sewing machines valued at S325; four
second hand machines and some bed
ding and wearing appurel. Total loss
about $500, The second alarm was
caused by the burning OF a pan of
grease ut Ella Smiths house, No. 1902
Orange street. The loss was trifilng.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-11
YOUTH AND BEAUTY

preserved by using the marvel Of the
age 'LEAURELLE On" Though called
anoil is more the nature of an ex-
pressed juice, possesses peculiar prop
critics preventing formation OF
Wrinkles or tendency to Ageing of
the skin. so cents and S1.O0 at Drug
gists. L. S. Wells, Jersey City, N. j.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-11

Fair faces need no paint" but ca
tarrh. cold In the lead, nasal infiam-
nation, and influenza, need Old Sanlsl
Catarrh Cure, the great and gentle
specific for catarrh. IS cents per pack
age.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-11

The winning qualities are
the same i'll all walks of life.
The men of imagination who
dream dreams and see
visions, who catch a nebu-
lous thought of that which
is to come and in advance Of
other men put it in concrete
form are the men that win.
And so when our Silk
Managerc caught the thoughts
of Summer Silks for '92 and
brought them here long be.
fore the dotage of '91, he al.
ready won the Silk business
i'll advance Of the coming
year. .......
The quick demand for the
new Surahs, 81 to $1.25;
Pongees, 90c to 81; Shang.
hais, SOC to s1.35, and Jap,
ense, 81 to $l.25, proves it.
Many Of them are of the IA.
nous David Evans London
printing, and David Evans
is Lord Mayor. Hardly have
the plaudits that welcomed
lis Lordship to the Mansion
House died away ere the
praises for his wonderful
Summer Silks are told al!
through the Silk Aisles
The praises Of the Silks ar,
the greater honor.
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II seems past believing
that ten cents saved each da
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have paid 81 for volume I
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Printed on an excellent qua
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OF this precise edition c
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This edition of Encyclopa
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Cards, Booklets, Calendar
! and all that bright proees
sien have spread out Merit
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Cards, l to 5 cents.
r Booklets, 5 to 15 cents.
Thirteenth street side.
JOHN WANAl 4KER.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-11
An Escaped Convict Recantured.

SHtMoKIN. Pa, Dec. H.. - Wesley
kuntz, of northumberland, the eonyic,
who escaped from the sheriff on Tues.
day evening while being returned from
the court house to the county jail, was
yesterday recaptured after a desperate
struggle in the mountains, during which
time Constable Carson De Long, of Sun.
bury, accidentally shot himself in the
hand. inhicting an ugly wound.
Adverties in the REPUBLICAN.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-11
Miles's Nerve and Liver Pills.

Act on now principle-regulRtlng tho
nerves. A new discovery. DIR. Miles's
Pills speedily cure blllousness. bad taste.
torpid liver. piles. constipation. I'm
fqualed for men, women, children.
Smallest. mildest. surestl 30 doses 2t
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-11
I-cuiuIe.

All who wish TO hear good leeture
should attend the Academy of Music
OIL Sunday afternoon ut four O'Clock.
and listen to Father Benninghain on
the ''Salur OF tho American soldier =
No. l3, ...
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-11
EnhlAnLi Amin

Il ii now made public that the post
Office ut LiIevnvilic. was again rOt9hed
on November ~ Of n lot ct suHps
THIS ollGe las been roEbeG tEret tl.il,ss
previously. aad the perpetrators hIe
now serving tcrlls IN New Castle jail
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-11
jlr. ,la,rrr.. sauIt,I., n,lcr,,,,

J. 7. DougllLru and Company. No.
40 slafkct street aie agents for this
celebrated Underwear, AMI supply at
catalogue prices all suo,i5 ior men,
women md children,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-11

Look out for counterfeits! See that
you get the genuine Salvation OH
Do not let the dealer sell you some
',just as good" but insist upon get.
ting the genuine with the Bulls Head
trademark on the wrapper.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-11

HzRg they ate, homes, Democrats 10
tbs front The roster ID growing.
lnols az the array Receiver ut Taxes
John t. Dinl,ey; County treasurer
JOHN r, Dickey: Deputy Eeeeig.r OF
Taxes John A, Mitchell, Mr. bic4sy
bfether-r.law. ConmA4stnuser TO lay
out election districts. Wilian g. Wiar
and fhomas Toy, Clerk tas Bp4rti of
registration and olor;oas. Er5ut \.
MeC!asit"y, Ic lie prev.dcI .ef,
Patrick Ssary, WIN ii Lee
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-11
Pure Butter.

You can got pure butter at c. o. Gar
toms stalls, Nos. go and 62 Second st.
market house, for zoe, 22c, Csc, 2sc and
so cents per pound.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-11

By lUst dealing, selling only first
class goods, guaranteeing absolute
satisfaction, we have attained an emit
nenee which is the just due OF recug.
competitors. Red Mems Hall Piano
NareIuon.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-11
HIS
PRESENT.
Have You

wv
PRESENT. got it yet.
----.| Why not gel
it now and avoid the
Christmas rush. Our
Furnishing Department
is ready to fill your
every need.
Its line of nee, wear
embraces every him
known to fashion; tllt
puff scarf pre- dominates,
For beauty Il I'd qualit,
this falls patterns have
never been equtlIed;; tllt
people have found ouf
that Sixth and ALaftke,
gives more value IL
necEwear than you
generally find.
Wen box it for tlli
paltry sum of 5c-ln a
nice box, too.
S M 0 king Jackets
house coats, loungll.e
robes or whatever y0t
choose to call them
they are all the sa1ne-
from IS to 500 yor
never saw a better line
They sell all at or ealla
cannot always be dllplf
Gated; so an early looi
is advisable. { yo
don't want it now "
will lay it away for you
JAS I. MULLIN & SON,
Tailors, 9th < Market,
Clotnicf5. Wilmin gton
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-11

IHE sEgsHtG recommendation Of
President liarr.soa that Congress
should take sou4c measures to prevent
;,alit:eal gerIymarders. meets WITH sstt.t
Etrongest opposition from the peaI
Gratis. They want nothing that fotsis5
anything like Il fair election. H9a5
e3ty in politics is not cardinal pm. L.
pie in their political c0uieasloa OF
faith.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-11

The highest possible musical quail.
ties, pure and rich In tone, sympathe-
tic with great power. ie accredited to
the Weber Piano by the worlds great
George f.. Dearborn, 515 Shipley street,
Wilmington.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-11

During the past week thousands of
the celebrated City Market cigars,
manufactured by II. +. bourbon d
Bro, No. 4 East Second street. &c.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-11

Always buy your picture frants
trom the manufacturers TO get them
ut the right price hurgera, No Z4i1
ShIJ3ty street and No. 3l9 MARKET
stleet is the spot
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-11

Always take your crayon pictures tC
lerger's, No. 4l0 Shipley street, to get
them framed at the right price.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-11
Solid ISk Gold

Wedding Rings, highest standard quail
ity U. 5. Assay, made by patent pro-
cess without joint; no solder; fine fin
ish. L. L. Hanf. Is h. 18th street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-11
The Fish Market,

Powell has on his stalls in the Third
Street Market, cat fish, founders, cod
fish. haddock, black bass, black fish
yellow perch, white fish, fresh salmon
anu terrapin.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-11
Revival at MatirIey.

The revival meetings at Madeley NJ.
Il. Church continue with undated iu-
terest. Rev, sMr. Atkins preached II
stirring sermon last evening, after
which six penltents knelt at the altar,
all Of whom professed conversion.
Rev. Mr.. Tomkinson, Of Mt Pleasant
II. L. Church, viii preach this EVEN
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-11
Rings

II oaG OF ora sgeciatties We can.shoY
You ~. aaaurtncut unequai!ed in Vii
maEtun M.llnri L. Davis, 8 east I'd
street
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-11
Isnrrrins.

Gail and see our line ri ladie5' and
gent underwear. You Will get some
bargains. T. A. Shannon, 7l9 Marilet
and i'.O SEiplry street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-11
Look Out
For two hundred and six.

Three good tin roofers can find EN-.
ployment by calling on +. A. Mitchell,
No. AIS Shipley street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-11

wIrEN do the Democratic pnil taxa.
lies pay ther taxes FverySuty knows
wheu ;l.o ErpahIt ans pay theifs-
fiat is, thu1n who ara permitted %
pay. They are compelled t. go "a li5e
dailbte.turlett"i tax o!lire ~ stair
amongst hai-s OF clothing. Nv autt=
dred fec from the plaCr Of erlIars4 TO
pay theii ;ayrs Everybuly 7ee., t.att5
goto the office but nobody -ees Ilea..
oeraiic poll 'ayablps ia ,he Tine unless
IL be hnrs dni there Al eVr"ptian Tie
question Is where do they go II
would be unfair - suppose that efIy
reasonable coii,ctor would requifs I.s.
PGbli@aus to go IN person ana=ftaP
fixes Md moi regal; ) Democrats % Do
tiie aIue thing
HE t#S 1fiiee IS aper I'm . . E, 81 : i
The aite.npIu and from % < IN t;ia
evening, and democratic pu ta,a.=i :
do NOT 20 10 ply thsi" ',.es .itsrtHg
those hours. When do tn,'s no +
they do not aohow 10 thay g,t taeif
taxes paid ? How do they get th.tf
receipts? Ii Republican vu,srs ..4ts "a
be kept from yoting hegauss thy do
net pay theig taxes in prfaoa i5sz
about Democrats VITO In nat go faai
tax Office