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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-15

4 IL ] were mllkmaD. and woman
waited quarts OF skim milk, | would
go to my wagon for II, even If it wert
two squares away.
| III were tenant would riddle my
ashes in the cellar and leave them
there for the owner to take out at his
expense.
: II were tile man with q stump o!
q bad cigar, ! would throw it away
before | got into street ear.
q III ] were woman who went to tho
market, ] would not block tue pave
ment up 50 that no one else could get
by me.
IT ] spent - a weeK for cigars aud
tuothpicks | would not grunble about
"a dime given in church.
If | were tho Chief OF Police / would
try and make the free and easy houses
In our city take out license Tor sell
ing liquor, and help minors olt under
all prctenses.
II / were Collector OF tho Port
Townsend | wolld appoint my own
deputy.
If | was Senator Gray ! would no,
let other men make cats paw of me
To draw their chestnuts cut OF the
fire
II | were writer on the daily press
!
should dream OF snakes after retiring.
III were Den ocratiC member OF
the Levy Court wouldn't be afraid to
call my soul my own on have an opIn-
ION OF my own Down with political
tyrGuts.
II were going to patruhiXl home
industries IL would DO these merchants
who advertised.
If ! We're the city authorities would
clean OF the pavGments and walks
around the city property before !
compelled others to comply with the
law.
II were drunken man with nearly
700 IN my pOckeg Oh Front street
would he glad for police officer To
lock me up at the city hnll.
IL ! were fond of music would get
Operator Wallace to play me banio
solo.
II were tho iino ad.es Of Whining.
ton VINO wear their SEAL skin coats
would give Ii chance 10 the poor wu.
mor al tho bargain counters.
II ! weto the police department
would not deprive young people the
privilege of costing on a sidewalk
that Is seldom used y pedestrians.
II ! were the weather forecasters
! would predict some more cleai
II were the housewives of This cit J
ia remove tho snow aud siush from
my pavement.
Ii ! were tho city railway company
I'd make IL more comfortable for its
employees who have to occupy tile
front OF tile ears IN cold weather.
II We're an assessor wOuld ASSESS
everybody "A my district, and not uct
Ike dishonest man.
III were n preacher ] would holp to
purify tho pultiGs OF WllmingLo
llsckey and Neary need them
II were going to run Tor an Office
Un tie Democratic ticket | would first
consult bi2key, Neary and Co.. buloro
r.fhrtuE. Their consent is really
necessary.
II wero going to take Whining
ton newspaper IL would be the RIrl h.
Il, ,N&. A&E our newshoy Tor IL.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-15

The Wilmington Board of Trade naI
now an opportunity to sxnyeise It
evident public sDait III an effort lie
successful fruit OF wal Ii wOall OH
'eare the recolleation Of many Years
of somuoleHra.
The hon shlpbuilIa-; plant, r. SAT.
~ damaged by lire At i,ata Maine,
viii rehatld elsewhere, ana further
SON n.
Here the should Ee; land free ami
ton years exemption from taxation
lie iirst by State law and the second
undoubtedly by th4 enterprise OF
some one OF our large Iaad con
lanies.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-15
MUNSON'S
FAMOUS REMEDY
No. 4 for the Prevention and Cure OF
In Grippe, Coughs and Colds.

This remedy FIRST gained its pro,ni-
nence during the epidemic of La GrIppe,
IN the winter OF lS32-E}. when thousands
OF lives were saved by its use; since then
thousands OF bottles have been spid with
The most beneficial results to sufferers IL
IS an absolute preventive ms well as a cure
Tor grippe. Don't delay If you are suffer-
ing from brippc, Coughs or Colds pro
euro - bottle ut once, 1t may be the M cans
OF saving your life. Price BE aud soc.
1oavoid hcing imposed upon, ask for
NO. d. and buy Of our authorized agents
only us Fellow: For sale in Wilmington
~ George w. Quinn. 18th aad Clay mont
Sts J. J. Gallagher & bro. 1903 and aOOI
Market ST; =. {. Mrkeevcr. Maryland
Ave. and Iaindcn s.; VeIsey's Pharmacy
8, h and Monroe; W. y. Smith. 4th and
Harrison; I. &. Taylor s. Co. 333 Il. Ith
st Munson y large te. N. Il. Cor. ltfh
aud Orange Sis. Garrett 5. smith. Del
Ave. and Dupont. only. The family doe
tor book, q valuable publication given
TO you FREE by any or the shove drag
Rists.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-15

The advantages which Masterpieces
ffom tho Art Galleries OF the World
possess over any other collection OF
pictures Is that they wors picked uu
hurriedly and at random, but are The
result OF nearly six years steady work
Of lover of pictures, during whtel
be visited all the galleries OF America
aud Europe. making photographs
preparing Tor this great work. Many
OF tie pictures are from private col
lecllons and were never before photo
graphed, The pick of these 10 the
number OF about coo will 20 ont IL
this series. lhe newspaper syndicate
which now controls those has excIu'
sl' u right To publish selection from
$50 Of tho test copyright pictures oil
the past two years. Readers of this
paper who have not yet obtained bacb
parts, may obtain Them for three cou
prts aud ten cents each.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-15

Elwood j. herns of ksnuqlt Square
and Charles IA. Is lie will open !. new
store at lorkiyn about March 18th.
they VIII 0ccuay the rom recently
vacated by J.. IL Donnispn, which VIII
10 rempie,ird aud greatly Improved.
Harry Lofsvle viii have charge oil the
store.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-15

Mr.. Chas. l.. Davis and n strOnt
company Will appear Mt tho Grand
opnla House. tomorrow evening II
that popular play OF New EGgiand
life. "t.lvin Joslin. ilirecG from his
uwn theatre The Alvin In Pittsburgh
which Is no doubt the finest In tn.
country. Mr. Davis will assune lhf
same eccentric role, lneio Alvin. nls
success in thls piece is equal that ol
any stnr.
I.ady Windlnere's Fair, which {
lnrles Frolinan company will pro
sent at the Grand opera House, ncNt
Thursday evening, has heeH spoken uI
ia tho theatrical world rs the mOst
brilliant society skit since Shorplai
wtuto .he "Schoul for Scandal, with
all its amusing. witty talk, this lessor
is mast vividy laught.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-15

Or send postal card for ton of extra
large poa coal to ii. 4. Sergeant. deal.
CT IN coal. wood aud gram, Western
pats, b1ied hay and straw. Hickory
Wood lor open CRATES. Yard lO6 Mary
lana Ave. Phone III. Central otlice,
9TH aud King strests. Phone 5sT,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-15
AIlHnIic GUY Excursions season of
ISDI

Tho Baltimore and Ohio. In connec
ton with tho Philadelphia and Read
ing railroad, has arranged to run ok
Gursiuns to Atlantic City during the
coming season via Pier g. Delaware
river, avoiding Transfers through
Philadelphia Organizations can Sc
cure dates, make all arrangements
by communicating with II. A. Miller.
city passenger agent. baltimore and
Ohio railroad. Address Delaware
Avenue Station, Wilmington, Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-15
Is per Cent Lower

The $40 Storm Coat =
there's ID per cent Dis.
count, IS. 30
$40 Dress Suit-less 10 per
cent Discount. $l7.0O
Grand $40 kprsey Oyercoats
- less Is per cent.
Trousers, $40 to Sc. 30 :
less Is per cent,
Remember, many of the
prices are reduced prices are
less 10 per cent.
~ To buy in a supply
for ones wardrobe for years
would be a jldicious, sehsi.
bic ontlay-at what Clothing
costs a man now or IA boy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-15
100 49,

Tx laboring men wrrs prosperous
with work and abundance. But the
democrats told them they woGld make
1t better for them auI 7ecmel ther
votes by fraud un,l Deceit. Now. the
Di'n2cfa'ie etatcsmon are obvious.
~ absorbed IN lhe exc.tins games Of
political eucire, wAlla tneir dc!adeI
voters are rcalI2 & tie iueuAing OF
"Democ: utic good times
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-15

The Democratic administration at
W ashington is made up OF men who
are sure of their fat salaries while
they carry oil their dilatory wranglng
for factionui political supremacy,
callous TO the fact that many thous
ands Of their fellow beings are beg.
ging for employment and starving for
breaA. ------- -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-15
Fhonss. 63O-6S9.


Southeast Cor Filth and kine Streets.
our bags OF hcLr at 10 cts. are taking
the lead, IL makes limo white bread: 81 y,
per barrel. We have bag at ~ cts. ~
eta, ~ - cts. Hung .riau. Patent. Pass.
morc,s Fancy, Loas liest and all fancy
brands OF Hour. Fine tea at ~ cts. our
COFFEE Is cleaned in the roasting. Fancy
priines AT ~ cts. California crab apples,
fancy praches at ~ cts. Haveyou Tried
our 'rean Toast crackers and Castle Rock
cheese, Pearl Tap osa Fine barley at /
cts. sweet crlnhled peas 5cta. Cream
homeless goldfish; plain goldfish bets a III.
koInarty hloaters, English bIoaters, fat
shad and muGkerel for Lent. Glass Mus.
lard cream pitcher. mustard lOffs. Cut
glass mustard and cup bats. Silver Run
butter '5c's. Good fresh eggs. We are
opening new goods all tho time. We are
getting new every day something house
Keepers want at jthand King streets.
ts-tt 4. NJ WEIR
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-15

For cramps, pains. chollc, dlarr,ltpa
ehoiera aud kidney diseases. headache.
&c use Dr. SlInms' Pain Searcher. II
relieves and cIres at once Depot COG
King street. Wilmington. Del,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-15

La grippe positively cured. Coughs.
colds; sore throat, Group and all lung
and thr1atcomplatnts positively cured
py Dr. Sim ms white puImonlc bal.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-15

fule milk and cream constantly on
nand. put up in glass; laIs when de-
stred, and delivered to all parts OF tbs
Guy. ). L. Porter. 18th amt Madison
streets- fhonsBn.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-15

THE anauai report Of tho State Audi.
:or OF The state OF delaware, through
the kindness OF State IRE bsursr Bur,
mite, is on our t4s.e II 3 an interest.
Ing statement, showing the assets aud
liabilities ard the rc ,eipts and dis.
6Hrseuents Of the various treasury
fun de for the year ending December
". 1873.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-15

Pen inR's Minstrel Company allied
with the sweet aud Decoursey's come.
dy company, Will Present the great
laugh ing festival The Stranger" at
tito New Peoples 'lheatre tomorrow
and saturday evenings or all the
tarces, this is said 10 bo the bes, and
8 said to meri all the praise that has
been bestowed upon 1t.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-15

John Nicholson Of Harrington and
y ION ]. Cannon OF Milford were to
gave fought at Lincoln on tuesday
plight. The sheriff learned of the affair
IND q deputy frustrated their plans,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-15

Horace Mcdaniel, who has mad
enaige Of tho Warren Club, will open
a hoAing academy this evening at sic
Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-15
E. LeVy'S Con fidential Loan Office

hoons and 3. In the Exchange Build
ing. corner seventh and Market at reefs
advances money on personal property OF
AL descriptions, nj lowest rateA Private
copsultaiio ION room attached. Open even.
inSs until y O'CLOCK. ietr
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-15

On, iEs. 1t was the bemocrntI,
party that did t.. Tney made the Ii
iai c al panic, the Industrial COLLAPSE
acd proGaccd hundre ls.of- tho islands
u Idle men. They did it by tnr aatcning
To nntan the foundations Of business
10 revolatlontls the industrial and
simmercIal laws OF the nation. nemo.
cratic methods could n5t be any Of her
;han lad methods with bad results.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-15

TIE clowns in the LeGoouery circus
OF the Democratic administration OF
the hrst and last Grover. are playing
taeir trlcks on one anothsr with de-
moniae grimsce whIIa Consolation.
ends OF the American people are SUI.
.sriDR the anguish of poverty and
hunger. The contrast is g eat oap,i gl
10 make good men weep.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-15
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new
REPUBLICAN
:. SUBSCRIBERS =.

We have made arrange.
ments with IL large manu-.
featuring establishment, by
wIEch wc are enabled to
make the following cxtraor-
binary offers TO persons get
ting us new subscriptions.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-15

Largest and finest ladies' and gents
restaurant and oyster depot. TO7, 100
I'll bhipiey street. A. IL. AInscow
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-15

For 20 new Subscribers for 8
mmias. or Il for 6 months,
Or G for | year, cash In ad-
vance, we will give one en-
graved Hunting Case IA Carat
gold filed Watch, guaranteed
for 20 years TrenlOn Move
mani.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-15
E. B. RILEY.
226 King Street.
SPECIAL SALE
OF
CLOTHING
EIGHTH AND MARKET STREE rs.

After taking account OF stock
We find We have entirely too
much ard have concluded to
make a Especial sale during this
month in order to reduce it.
The stock is mostly new and
consists OF Mems. Boys and
Children's Overcoats. Suits and
Pants. which we will oiIer at
Wholesale prices. There is In
cluded, also. in this sale, q lot
OF goods which we will dispose
OF at one.fourth their original
cost. We are Just starting on
our second year at Eighth and
Market streets, and are going
to stay here. But this stock
must be sold you'll save
money by coming to see what
We can olfer--and see the prices.
Some decided bargains In our
Custom Department. ...,.
During this sale the stole
will be closed eyery nip MT
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-01-16
More Evidence I'm Favor of Feeding
Wheat.
Correspondence National stockman.

Correspondence National Stockman.
There is generally a feeling against feed
ing wheat to stock, but there is no good
reason against it, and at the present time
strong reasons for it, Wheat is very low in
price-much lower than other grains-and
IL flour is not correSpondingly low it is the
fault of the mllers, in combining to hold
up prices. so there can be no charge of un-
duly advancing of prices of breadstuffs by
the use of wheat as feed in times like this
Our local situation is this: Wheat has
ranged in price from IS cents to 43l2 cents
Corn is 40 cents and 10 cents and oats %
cents and % cents at our nearest railroad.
In this new part of Oklahoma there is but
small stock of corn and oats and If there
were any for sale higher price would be
asked. and wheat is in abundance. and to
get the above prices it must be hauled from
two to fifty miles.
With the writer twenty miles from a rail-
road, the actual prices would be, oats so
cents and wheat 81 cents, though as a mat
ter of fact we shall sell none at such prices.
With very fine grade of wheat we have
shipped some at higher price for seed and
sold at home at 10 per cent. above railroad
prices for seed.
l had never been wheat raiser except
for a few years elsewhere. and had given
but little attention to the value OF wheat
for feed. 1 know it's value as shown by
analysis, but its worth when fed to different
kinds of stock is another question. We had
few bushels from a fifty-acre field that
were slightly damaged in one of the ricks
OF headed grain, and this i commenced
feeding dry to hogs, but a large portion
passed undgested. l then put enough to
soak for a single feed. AS wheat is very
hard in this climate, this was not much adj
vantage, only soaking from one feed to
other.
Then we put a full days feed to soak,
using two vessels. and with the twenty
four hours softening ii is all digested and
the hogs are doing well, though they do
rot eat it quite as greedily corn.
We are now feeding good wheat to horses
as well as hogs. We soak ii one day for
next days feed. Our rough feed is Kaffir
corn and milo maize fodder. relished much
better than prairie hay, and We give ca Oh
horse two quarts of the softened wheat
and though the work is very heavy, they
have not been out of the harness a single
day since June q, when we commenced
blowing for wheat 1t has been a contin-
uous work of blowing. rebreaking of soil.
turning soil for first time. disking, harrow
done thoroughly and yet the horses have
been kept in good condition and stood th.
hot weather better than when fed corn
At present prices We strongly advise soaked
xrha
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-01-16

ira, ss.5Oas.75; native lambs. $4q4s5; COM
mon. S325qS75; Canada lambs. S-9oq5.O5.
LOUISVILLE. Jan. 15.-The cattle mar
ket was slow; good grades in fair demand:
Extra shipping, Aff475; best butchers, 10
Q375: fair to good butchers. s.. 25a2.75: feed
ers, $3a350
Hogs-The market was 5lloc lower.
Choice packing and butchers. $Sl5; fair 70
good packing. $5.O5G5.10: good to extra light.
S. 1915 20; roughs. $.25G4.75.
Sheep and Lambs-Tne market was firm
at unchanged prices. Good 10 extra ship
ping sheep. $2.50a2.15; fair 10 good, $500
extra lambs, $850d4; fair TO good. SdS.5O.
CHICAGO Jan. I5.-Cattle-Receipts, H.
900; prime steers steady; coarse anu COM
mon in heavy supply and 2Og25c lower
Hogs-Receipts. $4,000. The market was
reported a trife lower. but closed strong
at Saturdays prices: roughs. &S0g5.l5;
packers and mixed. SSGi5.S0; prime heaVy
and butcher weights, $5.35d5.4O-
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 10000; prime
sheep and lambs steady and 10ql5c lower.
EAST LIBERTY. Jan. l5.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 1920; shipments, 1850. Market very
dull 80 on sale; loq2oc off from last week
prices: 81 cars cattle shipped 10 New to-day.
Market slow; all grades, $3.50 $50; Is cars
hogs shipped to New ~ York today: coo 49,
ket steady at last weeks figures. Lambs
sna1e lower.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 15.-Cattle-Receipts. g.
200: shipments, LOO. The market was loo
lower for natives and l5c lower for Texans.
Hog+Receipts. 800; shipments, 1000. The
market opened 10c lower and dull, but re-
gained former prices.
Sheep-Receipts, $50: shipments 500. The
market was weak and unchanged.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 15.-Hogs in fair de-
mand and lower at $4.50g5.3O. Receipts, a.
500: shipments, ,, 100.
Cattle in fair demand and easy at N-I9p
4.5O. Receipts, LOO; shipments. 100.
SHIPMENTS, none. Lambs steady at S2.75
Q4.25.
KANSAS CITY, Jan. 15.-Cattle-Receipts
2 400; shipments, 3,5OO. Inc market was
weak to 10c lower. -
Hogs-Receipts, 1900: shipments, 400. The
market was TO 10c lower.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000. The market was
ell
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-01-16
WHEAT ADVANCED &c
RumOr of the Issue of S75, 000,0 900
in Bonds Was the Strength.
All Grains Opened Lower, but Wheat
Was the Only One to Recover
Provisions Are Lower.

CHICAGO. Jan. 15.-On a report that the
Secretary of the Treasury had concluded
to sell S75.OOO.OOO bonds. wheat advanced lie
to-day. 1t had previously suffered marked
decline. however, on big Indian shipments.
lower cables. liberal receipts and the in
crease in the visible and closing prices were
unchanged from Saturday. May corn is Ac
lower. May oats sc lower and provisions
slightly higher all around.
Wheat started weak with May &c lower
at 65c and continued downward reaching
SIC. The decline was caused by lower
cables. liberal shipments from India and
only small decrease in the quantity of
wheat and -four on ocean passage. Besides.
the visible supply postings indicated that
there would be an increase, while opera
tors had calculated decrease and lib
eral receipts were reported from the North
west. But a good demand developed, shorts
became anxious to cover and rapid adj
vance followed. Besides the report about
bonds there was also a report that the corn
crop of Argentine has been almost ruined
by drought. The buying as prices advanced
was liberal and May closed but hc from the
top figures of the day.
Corn received a good deal of attention
early. but later the market was in weak
Operations were almost exclusively local,
one of the principal features being the I'M
loading of a large long lot held by Captain
Phillips, estimated at one million bushels
This and the free movement, the large in
crease in the visible supply and general
decline In all the surrounding pits, created
great selling pressure. The cash market
was dull and heavy and this eXerted some
influence in speculative values. The report
of an Argentine drought caused a reaction
and May closed midway between the top
and bottom figures of the day.
In oats. the free selling by longs early,
combined with the decline in other grains
caused weakness, but better buying and the
advance in wheat, produced q reaction later
and the close was steady with May midway
between the top and bottom figures Of the
session.
Provisions opened weak and lower on
arrivals of live hogs largely in excess Of
the estimates, but on light offerings there
was an Improvement also contributed to
by the support accorded to the market by
Armour & Co. The feature of the day was
the purchase of 100000 pounds of May
ribs by a prominent commission house and
this impaired renewed strength with the
closing near the outside prices of the day.
Compared with Saturday night May pork
is 1212c higher, May lard .05c higher and
Nav ribs .15c higher.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow are:
Wheat. 191 cars: corn, 800 cars; oats. PSI
cars; hogs, $1,000 head. Leading futures
ranged as follows.