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Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-09-08

w5tt wrs commenced Sa tie new
Baptist shHteh ut Easisssiets, sH
Tuesday II viii bs remembered
tist The 6hs IN use sens time aes,
WIS destroyed ~ the eyeisns 81
hst sest. tfhe hew sne viii b
s6Hfe iatsst thst ths tire destroyed
sHa viii IS etsetea 6tt the 6ia SITE
4 ! seeist 81 ii4f6tte, viii sfpetiH
tsha tie construction 81 tte brila
ing
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-09-08

4 !. ttaaies m6vsa iht8 tbe
fbise6fal Pect6ts sn Sep. ist.
M Mntst6n sna fsnilg whs hsve
seerbiea this bFiiaiHr tst the Bsst
ssat sts boarding IT the fsitsiew
t6ttaes. at aats.sa viii negs q
Htehes9iile N the nesf fft4te
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-09-08

All tf5wasHip 4tI4 ii5tS1eh ,1i'aht4ts
5wihs Stiii9At tbttty t5t ststa ina
e61hiy tx! hti5t u 1879. IRE ts1rhsisa
% p4s the s-fI5tht 1tt 81 81 hefSfh set,.
eft 1893 btles7 tie 4b5S6 Is tstrtlis4
Witt We VIII ptbtst4 u cS'iAst sot5fAine
s6uNfS e6aaiss!,,Sees
TOMS bftftb, tsbbttsj p4 sts ss bs
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-09-08

An e$ettsi6n ,rf it6rt tsp6tts t6
wilIi.rrsB8tt, sr Friday last fbe
,ldesl was t'athtm's sitets 4
lafe. delegation vent ft6m ttis
rdste.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-09-08

Ios ttaaieg II s6hest8Eh, viii
rlesse sccspt SIR thanks f6ta eif6ies
seisctien ~ srpies Deposited m 6Hr
ssrcstn aftins str sbsthcs i4st
w.sk
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-09-08

tbfuh ptBti6 Whste44 tHs wits,
ir4ts!is t't7i'fs h7s 'sf. ms bst Hri
tSst4 ths rtbiie Ats hstttf f5fiAs5 rat
n hHtt5t .tt ttttish het e551s. ne viii
r7s ~ bilis 81 tst rS1tt9t'ibg, ,-,,-..
4 + tbhhthY
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-09-08

tit sna Mts Jshr n Messenger
~ Rrtawesa, stedreltanre e6uhtF,
n. risitirs sid itieaas N tsr6ttt
sr,i 7itirilg
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-09-08

TIE tssh surttgisots - Forks
t6rhshir viii tsst somsthine at6r
,te isst 81 THE gesk: VT viii leii
ysti nste abStt II IN str n.st isstte
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-09-08

TIE lake NotSrs tsra is b.ire
repaired Srpet7is6t, R5bt st6t
me-t is ove,seeihe the F6tk 4
cssa iSb evh be expected
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-09-08

Tbe secbna cschtsibr ever tht
.stsnsi6n u tbs VI & N. 3 tailt6aa
will visit tatbttei On Saturday
Ssritrihe. ~. ifth
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-09-08

Fret + " steglett anl wifi u
F8-ks.iile, #ete ever ts iab6tte
Saturday aHa Witnessed lhs Htst es
.i,tsirn ~ t-sr5-te
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-09-08

pt Graves, ,ts alleged trftaettt
- Hta. lietnsty, .6thfri''ta stii
eide n the :5tHtg irii n Hthysf, on
crrlaF sept 8
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-09-08

4, - enid .hat the sa're ola int'h-
,.;,e eili fffnist a-iuk f0t tie riti
~..a ~ nHsh6tt rs ~ Fbte.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-09-08

HE p.6hi's. tsve hel1 thsit ZEN
Een.i6H ani piacea a frll ticket N
.bs Geld They a6H't h6ps e. sHt
-ry herts N ths eatHpsiery hsweEet.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-09-08

ths Republican state "orFafi'isn
raes.i 6H re smoothly as dia str
.isHntF cor7srti5a ~ ~as hat
.-.r5.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-09-08

fhs wsst H1etaeti'ratsa F"t''e
.9m4F sf ts-lsg ie 'hs ste ~lte Hr-
,ea,s =. he aeptseirtea dollar
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-09-08

4 reil is .lrtitg to 'firng
,,amsly isee, aha ''thcs" hnve 'aE'et
~ having theit photographs n
ti.-t
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-09-08

nv.4 the ttahbg Tel ne sheet -
,i,s rsHie bteatist hov TIRES siehP
,,.ae. hrsh whst. o1ls oht slert
l,.fote.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-09-08

STE p Z Iretsm - thr 'Httt'
w4s yisitiHe friehas 4, tb~'' TIE
aa.ts ratt - tie wttk
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-09-08

ths l6rr ewi,cl' at Lake hb'o'rH
~as e6mrietsa TIE early rHts o' tle
tvtht
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-09-08

uerHty Tteast'tety WIN h'fffng
~ rusho-s was 1oihe btsi'iess 'f'
.+s .sarlg ssat 'Ires4qS
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-09-08

The hest euts tot stli-rb'ietit Is
!. i. irttsa-cea u grttstll
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-09-08

Aiph8hsrs Ws'sh co'n'f'ef'c''
lsasa keeping ~ ntshott' 81 sT't't
i.g afittrs-r last
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-09-08

The entertaining 81 NE hs5s is BE
.s,rire 1i,itt n6'i.ssbls
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-09-08

4 iafee ttinbet 81 re5rle u the
'uste. wete 6ttt Saturday
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-09-08

saiHtl4s was q rt8fitable aaF 'ot
r,.. leriiatis.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-09-08

wait tIilsf 81 Atshtset6n, is l66k
ITO aitet tie ittetest 81 the W 4
" 4 4 4 ~ labBtte NJ The Wit
~ stiihe iithtts eit
thet sat tie Lake H'steiita aepst
Nili he ebmethi'ie fhe at ttehi
tset 81 WilliahsHBtt ias bbfh III
tettitWea Regarding the plaii.
II Is reported that i'Hsh8te is %
h4ve 4 eisnt faetbts aS5a i6t
bHalBfe The m6tt manufacturing
enterprises We ha3e ~ biit ttiiast
tie bsttet fJt tis ~
ttey ssf tie H8b n ] htll Is
an he Nas Back tH llllt Stllittti.
ibsh vii tbttitii as ,r5sthtiotisl4 rs
hs went aHa5 Bat i5st c4ti't t5te
title feii ~ c3tits t65 l4ts
peaitt, is tits f5tr Rtttb.tetNf
Ats {ci 4 sitbsetitet tb IT. tith hvfs
Fgt i4ii f}t II ? itn6t 4 siibstfibef,
l,segtt-e Sre ~ 6ntt, Hra u Jne an1
hsvt ns, rsia fBt Il, a5 so u6v:
Tie taste u tt;e tate 81 The
| nrshs+e l-itire r4tt oti strt i9,
I I 4rH "a. tiis feit rs bt 4 sttcetss
aHl tetg e3eitirs. hll att Invited
sha 4 cgs1 tirie Guaranteed
fhe Errtid Mtstine 8f ths Z ".
6. 4 Z. 81 1Hr6tts, VII bt he'a ~
,hs h8re ~ Hsttist p p'iittiti
rfii4g steuira stpt G ~ 'ie,r
bets ate tedHsstea t5 bt ptsstht
ftis Is ttHy ,hs rs6ple's ca'r
paian Ws i5 h8t ittiasihe that
| 'ls hsesee viii intttibts t8 ttty ttert
s~ter, tthstt vii tt r5 b6Sals ~
the air ~ sHiiitar cstht4 THE stat
ir aare ,nsr khew rt6fSt'i6ns't
= 10 ,rrel, wl,er llittr scott ntfl
tsr ~ lht9 is whtf thr trit btsi'is
~ lp~t urSn lhtit ttrrtt W. t'ib
wn.il E6rli rbt h'i1 .horeh
krswiaHes ~ eb ftbrnH
pepy ~ M rra Mts rresne
WHra u ttep1-tt, 5n Tuesday Atfs
seth q iii,ie bsbg iqteiftet 1he
nYihst ani hrby rtt - well re
earii ~ e&tsetsi anl 'hs iatlet 's
r-Hat ~ ,he rttstht'ntft
nsr William q tiahiisi ptssi
lcnt ir1ee - tbs otphrns cbttl ~
| ptiiaaslrltia -ri 6te ~ the ahlest
ir-ist ~ the State, lirii his ttartis
10 iisr8ris sra the ttthtitts ~,
Gee bn tres14F Ire Judge VIII
his frt1iF Is srsr1i'ie 9 rrtt II t'tis
tSHth "A Fasiessitft
iisFq stfeb9 ~ to-ks tHr., wrs
nominated ~ thc rt5liis fof TIE
am.s - aa.al4 f.s4st.e. tsst
ge.,. t1a.1 asd H.. gs-sts ...
a4a b.gti...a had ,,...s s.A, s.i.s
.a thtif 'tlatiohstil' s'ie'it bho'n
n tht Y1~s''s 'tt ifoF' tut be er-
rttte1
ifDaa oaiaa sa. ,s ...,t,..aa
a.,a,a a.. test - us t..e,s ~
ans.sz g. .,..,ii., ~s.t. ~ H..
stat. t.3. ss- ;. ...a;s,, 4. tl,,i.s.
MI, m,ii y. w.s, ssm lie rai.t
AID t.is J.. a.. taa esL;t,tDs. -
chicaeo ne n ~ 35. 'l.',.'N '..i ."
srN'''i'''S l o.H 3'l l'.s ,se.'7'' p
4 ncv street lrrhp has bsstf tlgtca
tt frgat 5f tbs N p ebtteh 'ths
rsst is painted red btt thats h6
sieh Il bstbet sb6p Is #ithir hsts
ot awsiiiHes IRE rsitted red Why,
sb6rt fort Fetts esr tea WITS ~ .ht
es, bHt say, a6r't s6t tlitif It
~btla ha7s beer mSts qffibrtiatb
4
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-09-08

Iw6 e6rple wh5 eamt ~ or tht
sxettsieh Saturday sets ah$iets t6
isih ths bsHs II nattin6Hs ata
caiiea NJ tba ptettsn8taty's oHice
iS- tie ptttp5se Sf seertiHe licensts
Ite Parliamentary inquired II the
s5bne ladies' were 5f aee ana III
b6th cases theE hsa H3t msttrea,
iishss disappointment. WIS thsit i6t
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-09-08

W. rlgcsH setetsl titH sttbsrfibtts
aa SIR bSok, Saturday r&ct'fs'oh
1aF
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-09-08

t4aes ptllirs tt mbhcs Tnllr5,
wqs isihe brsirhss - 'hs enhnfF
sast. nerisys
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-09-08

nisttiet Attorney 4 b uti'ii,
sraa. .ne s4tiy psrt If this #sek If
i,nel,s..
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-09-08

ttfZs=4-t-a
7Bs n = iipss'y f,ibsas /.
atI
J aVGiitsp t'cVttirttt T
fbt
Hsi 81 ops tbtb si9t>
IS
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-09-08

Ate faH sgiHg D Ihe taegs I
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-09-08

ihe RsttBtie4s iq ne Best
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-09-08

Fgtkstille F4it Get. 81. itii and
t,.h
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-09-08

II is lesai u kil squirrels aHa
iaeks
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-09-08

II W paiiashs- Is trsti-ts 'ra'iF
,y,rtsesmttts to HE restaurant
hrii{ii-e.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-09-08

las Wsitrtn u sira.s valley,
wnr ttshaacti''s brsi''tss ~ toNh'
'Tnsaiat.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-09-08
0YEsi


n ttiess whteb vii fifsss ~ syss ,ss
most bststtnS1id6s. hth5ne iAs btshIis
sts tiis R5bet : sehstt. stfai Y ihe esis
btAtea iif3atf sra III faii tie l6sl fhs
fg9tFlsss. ttsstst 9 t3. shjia BAeE ~
s1iif 47 thsff ldtre ire ti5ttie siifbst
hiack TIN sna tatetIs isathsf thsss III
uhiifs n styis srd tihfsh tiHmrttss
Rtos & t'9s, telehrotsH ttste r6re hsf
tet fhs 'fsSss II bias thsit 9ivt4 sr.a
dsqehtets, ats kstttiaiiy igvitt4 NJ eaii
hii witt ne b9lifeis 'eesHef md t5tssff,
Tsslt with rsthst " Mtncs Ata 5ietts
sftests. tabhtts. FH
fste :, Iess
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-09-08

LisFi stfbb} II f6rks typ wrs
nominated ~ tbc pr5tis f5t .hs
bfice 6f B6uHtg Treasurer, lsst
seek ii8ga saa ths Hs-st's r44t
afe bt6ll.e-s rnl arre sns3 5wine
,s tbaif Relationship It slieht bs6m
1T Tie ge~ssts t5t ti5Ea esr bs ~
rctt.1.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-09-08

wait hillsf 81 MsHt8st6H, is l6et
ITO aitef tie ihtetest 81 the " 4
n Il Il 4 ~ ll9Fgtts ~ the Wit
4t seil;.s ,itletq gte
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-09-08

ihey sat tie hate Bisl'8Ha tepst
Nii be sBmethiHs HHe Ah atehi
iect 81 Wiiiiamsr8tt iss bbhh IT
tetfiewei regarding tie plaii.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-09-08

nsn William 3 tIrh's, ptssi
leat iaaee 81 tts etFhsH- u6ttt ~
Philadelphia -ra 6he - ths ablest
ir-ist ~ the state, l4i1 HE regards
to risp6rts sha the Pttthtitss u
Gee sii trtsaa4 TIE jHaee Win
hs fnnil9 Is sptn1ihe 4 rstt II t'iis
,,anth N E.AslnsNhtt
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-09-08

ME adjourned shetiH's sals ~ thc
pets5ngl property ~ Fl. ! uagr5t,
s6r s. co.. ai9He the iiHe u the
Willieinsr6tt ana N5itt Branch
psii R6aa, t66k tl4cs 8H Tuesday
seft 5th Mr. f ! Gayn6t sHa
his s5n-ir inv N 2. 9fihH, wets
hete N petsbh. Ihe t6tal ar6HHt
realized it6m she p+sbefty Is 4 ttihe
6ger twenty Sne hundred dollars
Ike ptStibiti9nists hela .heit
o8Hhtg C5r7enti5H VI fael.sMsts,
Pr, AHe 81.
ms Convention rss sallea t6
Staet ~ tte chairman. ! " Bai
iata q 4 o6htiih was chssen
president, rha irwin W8sahesa
sha T ! Feeiet, ssctetstie4
II n. Pati6H, sHte Chairman.
was present md asiigerea hs ah
atls address, which WIS iistenea
10 ~ q isfse attenaahee u bsth
iqaiss sta eehtiemsn
4 ffll tieket wrs tiqesl ~ the
nela which 10 as isliSvs
fst Treasurer, iissa sttebg
esHrts epnrissi6nets, thfis.iah
srgaet sda z. 4 e6fkiif; csraty
Auditors ISsl q Msisnets ehtl
betsrit FsssetS ectbhet, tsbr
W ltrnes.
ff,Sk 6tt tst 80. We nts marching
slehs
2 = Rtstfk, sesgl
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-09-08

II is reported th4t i'Hshets is Is
have t cisat Het6tg a8Bt iSt
BHshBfe The m6te notwithstanding
enterprises We ha3e II 6tt itii,ist
tte hsttet f5t It's ~
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-09-08

ile.day. fhatsaas is Feaassltas
Hla tiag ~ tbe W6tias faif 4he
s,ienaaHee WiiI us abnHt be lates
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-09-08

WHtet -iti5rs, ssett b6iatass. htsheki
1tl isri5Hs IT tie st5te 81 Hts. N. b
ifttet
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-09-08

Psrs ~ ~ RID tlts Erssne
Wata u itsp5tte, 5r irssiss AHs
sSth iii,le bsbs daughter The
m8ihet aha hsby atr IS well as
esria be e$peete1 sHa ,hs iathet is
ptaaa u ,he r-tseHt'rsrt
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-09-08
haslnnhaa ! 49,

ttfrsesrs wststt BtstB '
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-09-08

4 hev sttsct ietnp has bssh pigttl
tt fr5at 81 tbs N 3 ehHteb .tHs
Bsst e painted red. bHt th@ts h8
sieh Il bstbet sh5p Is Within i5ts
ot dwellings 4te painted red WHY
sbsnt foa- seets as5 tea WIS ~ .ht
esi SIT sag, a6rt got thihk It
w6tla ha7e Been m6ts afff6Ftiatb
to hsge made tbat r5st Nttitei
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-09-08

.fHeg saY ne H8H. Il ] hHll is
8H he Has Back to iittis sHiiitar.
iBsh vii fetith as ,r5sttti5tisl5 IS
hs weut aNa5 Bat iosl ctti't tbtt
title tsil ~ e8mes t55 l4te
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-09-08
HpUHLtUANi


,s,,~ .muffuf.ffJAm
--.-,l,--,-,, m 55l r
fh'oet o9i ~, ,---,S
a-t=t t-t-t-fs 'f-
fbs n. 7. IlFsHY f1fb"'tt {
buf,.sa4 Es,ayttj4{8
t8t
Ss' o''e
6.e Fhr thine - the taets ?
fla ps.,lst,E4s Ia ,hs beet.
ra,g u,g. 81 ,lt a.a
st.
,a=5i = 80, al,,,,..i. a.s
= IS 'es"' %
a..
sn'''fu's '',, "'s d p
oo' '''''
'us,.. ,e.e str- Saturday
. 5-,a5,Ug = ,i,g aaaa,s ~
nv '"o "3,,s Iao,.e..,ds
-. -a.e.,, -
me nfs' cuie , w. w. a,..ss,i
~ he 'htfo"'cso % , o''
Ftllbs etils are -'ow THE rt6rtt
rt''ot ''f 'he '''i'"s o'"s 80
thr l6ne swi,cl rt Lake hbko'fiH
was esmrlstea the eatls ratt of TIE
refk.
-- - -- .....,,. ans.
we f''cet' sege''' i,g' " 7''1.. ",s.,.,a.
nh our hoos' 7a'"''"''
'aF
nistti.t Attorney A. :. et'''i'
trth' we eaf'F r'r' u '''' "''
hhshots
q ~ pallrclst Is triski'ts 'hT''F
improvements q HE RESTAURANT
o''''''s
D.. A u
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-09-08

FRiEAF. sFFfENRER 9 1919
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-09-08

y s8re ,rtr ktew rrofSt'ionstt
Il 4a mrelt wisn lhtet sc5tt MID
ter rs ,htF as Whth ,hs hait htsihs
IL HaSt tr6n theit tprtt ~ the
wetil W5ria n5t h1i1 srorsh
krswisHts ~ c5 4tbtni
Middletown transcript., 1893-03-04
LTTERARY NOTES.

The March number of the Century
comes with its usual amount of of in
teresting and pleasing matter, fund
Of good literature in itself. Among
other attractions is an article on Ma
polean's Deportation to Elba, as de-
scribed by the English officer in
charge. Another historical sketch of
interest is Westminster Abbey" F"
The short stories and sketches of a
varied character, together with the
serial stories furnish delightful read
ing for lovers of good literature. The
last number of the Century abounds
in delightful reading.
st. Nicholas is the magazine for the
young folks whether at home or at
school. The March number is excep-
tionally pleasing. It contains a fine
description of Philadelphia, with its
many historic associations; an account
of Columbus fleet, and numerous in
teresting short stories and sketches.
"Grandfather's Garrett is iull of remi-
niscences for those who have recollec-
tions of that treasure store of child
hood, and the old become young again
as they read of those old time delights,
when the height of their ambition was
to Ego in the garret to play" Get
March st. Nicholas if you want some
thing nice for the family circle.
Middletown transcript., 1893-03-04

With the arrival Of our new
styles of Ladies Muslin Under
wear for spring we have sorted
out all the leftover stock from
last season and shall offer it at
much lower prices - some
pieces are out of style, some a
little soiled, but all of our reg
ular standard makes.
Ladies Cambria Corset
Covers, low neck and trimmed
with Hamburg neck and
sleeves, reduced from 85c to
Csc, sizes 32 to 42-same
make with yokes Of Hamburg
inserting and tucks, 85c to Csc.
Low neck Corset Covers.
trimmed neck and sleeves with
fine embroidery, reduced to g
cents from $I.37. Same. 75c
from ST.
Low neck with hamburg
edge neck and sleeves, 58c
from soc, sizes 81 to "A.
High neck Corset Covers,
surplice, trimmed with fine
Middletown transcript., 1893-03-04

dam. 3. SHARP & Go.
Vim. B. Sharp 4 Co.,
Fourth and Maket strs.
Wilmington, Del.


A new lot of Dress Stuffs
are on our counters at re-
markably low prices for the
qualities-they are in ride
scent cashmere glace material,
hard twisted, serviceable, and
in the best color combinations
of blue and brown, green and
cardinal, red and green, blue
and green; about thirteen hun
dred yards at IS cents per
yard.
Fifteen hundred yards az
inch all-wool Dress Goods in
light and dark grounds, with
harmonious ombre stripes in
termingling and over-shot. well
covered and durable, will be
sold for so cents; worth 621c.
One lot of twelve hundred
yards full Satine remnants,one
to six yards in each remnant;
regular rs and 35c qualities,
will be sold for 10 cents per
yard.
Middletown transcript., 1893-03-04

THAT mother could be SO unnat-
tural as to mock and ridicule an unfor-
tunate child for personal defects, seems
almost incredible. The story which is
revealed in the diary of Miss Julia
Farie, of Atlanta, who, this week ,mur-
dered her two sisters, is as sad as it Is
tragic. Morbidly sensitive and unat-
tractive as a child, she lacked the
sympathy and tenderness from the
home circle which she craved; and her
morbid broodings naturally produced
insanity, which resulted in the murder
of her two sisters and her own con-
fnement in jail. Had her surround
ings been different, doubtless the vio-
lence of the maniac would never have
developed.
Middletown transcript., 1893-03-04

OUR country roads have been in
desperately bad condition lately.
The soft, wet, freezing-and-thawing
weather has been well calculated to
bring them to their present state of
hub deep mud and mire. The max
ing and keeping of roads is a subject
of general interest, and the marvel is
that thus far in our civilization We have
discovered no practical solution for
this difficult problem. 1t is a surpris
ing fact that while the United States
has the best Government in the
world, it has the poorest system of
public roads, for, except In rare in
stances, there are no decent roads in
this country compared to those of
European countries. The farmers,
and all country people, who have the
most vital interest in the matter,
while they long for better roads, are
loath to take any steps that might
possibly increase their taxes. Many
OOuAtlCc III U1lc OldbOS COuAG
wise investment to borrow the neces-
sary amount of money to construct
permanent highways, and thus the
annual outlay of making the
roads passable is done away
with, besides all the saving of horses
and vehicles which is brought about
by better roads. In an economic sense,
good roads have direct bearing on
agricultural interests. A horse can do
at least one third, if not one-half more
work on good roads than bad ones,
and can work one half longer; an open
access to the markets is provided for
all the year, where now the roads are
only passable in the summer and
autumn. The value of property is en-
hanced by good roads, for people will
always consider the possibilities of
good driving when investing in land.
1t is to be hoped that the continued
agitation of the subject will result in
some permanent results, and the mud
barrier that, at this season of the year
especially, ostracizes the majority of
agricultural people, will be. .effectually
done away with.
Middletown transcript., 1893-03-04
CHIEF JUSTICE ROBINSON.

A dire calamity has befallen Della
ware in the death of Chief Justice
Robinson and the whole State mourDs
the loss of this great and good man.
Coming to the Bench with the uniyer-
sal appreciation of the entire Common
wealth he entered upon judicial
career that gave promise of being one
of the most illustrious in the history of
the State. In the short time he wore
The ermine he won not only the
esteem and respect, but the love
and affection of every member
of the Bar and of every good citizen.
To all he was the same courteous. dig
nifed and lovable gentleman, who
drew men to him as the magnet attracts
the steel. To the young men he was
especially considerate, and they with
the older members OF the Bar Can but
feel they have lost personal friend.
Probably the death of no one of Del
aWare's i'll istrious sons ever caused a
greater hook to the people than that
of Chief Justice Robinson. 1t was SO
sudden, SO unexpected. Apparently IN
the best Of health he fell before the grim
monster. 1t is one of those mysterious
providences we caunot explain, that
Alfred P. Robinson, in the prime of
life, with an honorable record Of the
past and a brilliant future before him,
should be stricken down. Scholarly,
able, broad minded, ,corteous and withal
the true christian gentleman he was,
the highest tribute that We can pay
him, though the phrase may be COM
monplace, yet in this case they are the
golden words of truth itself lis ''The
world was better for his having lived"
Middletown transcript., 1893-03-04

THE INCoMiNG ADMLNISTR II TIOM
To-day the Republican party passes
out of power For the first time since
the war the Democratic party assumes
eontrol of both the Executive and
Legislative branches Of the Govern
ment and this by virtue of the decision
of the people at the polls on the olh ol
November last. 1t is one OF those
marvellous changes in political affairs
which can hardly be accounted for.
Prospering under the administration OF
a party which has placed the United
States foremost of all the nations
of the earth. there came demand Tor
change and the reins of Government
were transferred to party which has
been conservative rather than progress
sive. and now comes the test as to
which policy will serve the best inter-
ests of the people.
The time has now come when the
Democratic party will be compelled to
assume the entire responsibility OF car
rying on a great government. From
the time of the accession of the Repab-
lican party to power 30 years ago the
Democrats have been relieved OF any
direct responsibility in these matters:
Il was their part to stand off and criti-
else every undertaking. Now the
tables are turned. All the evils OF
which the Republicans have been
guilty will be corrected, all the burdens
which have been imposed on the dear
people, all the ills they have suffered,
viii. disappear, for tits now We are in
sight of Utopia itself. To-day we
stand. as Moses stood, nearing lhe
promised land and we'll do we exclaim
show lovely chow beautifulln Truly are
we in the land of milk aud hOney-thls
is the paradise where Democracy reigns
supreme. The magic wand of Jefferson
having passed into the hands OF
modevn leaders has touched 4he earth,
and as if by magic all is transformed.
No sadness, no sorrow, no discomfort,
no murmuring of the oppressed, no
strikes, no tariff, no robber barons, 10
plutocracy, no burdens of any kind or
description, no McKinleyism. All is
happiness and contentment. This
is the land to which Grover
Cleveland, the modern Moses is
to lead us. To-day we begin the jour-
ney and according to solemn pledges
we shall soon reach the fair fields of the
promised lands. Be patient. The days
of tariff and other legislative burdens
will SOON be over, and ere long we shall
all be happy, rich and contented. Why!
Because the Democrats have promised
us all thisif they were put in power.
Here they are: President, vice-Presi-
dent, part of the Cabinet, Senate and
House of Representatives. All theirs.
Let the band play.