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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-06-14
Select Knights, A. o. U. w.

NJ eets ev cry Thursday night, at *. P. hall,
a. II. Connect, Com
Fred ZutaFern, Rec.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-06-14
LODGE DIRECTORY.
Odd Fellows

Valley Lodge No. IS. meets every Wednesday
evening.
J. G. Frank, n. G.
II. j. Smith, Sec.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-24

a very pleasant masquerade psrty wa
given Mes =. spelnesr at her home In
WoodalA Del, Saturday pscenDsr 10Th,
in honor ~ her twcnty.fIrat birthday. The
evening was spent IN playing games. etc.
The eoppany wee Invited TO the dintng
room where they paEtook Of the deltcaciss
OF the season. Atareasonable hour they
departed for their homes Wishing Miss
SPRINGER many auch happy occaslonss She
was the recipient Of many useful pres-
ents- Tbs following were amoRg thoss
present: Mary Chanuler. Willett Howard.
Maggie Jordan. samuel Steels. Edna
Leach. William II. Klair, FIotilia Hart
man, George Montgomery. Mary Klair.
Byard Jordan. Name Boughman. Robert
Sanborn, Name Jordan. George Stroup
Emma Hollingsworth. William Boughman
Margaret A. Springer, Wesley Yandevor
Mise Blldermun, John Fulton, Florence
Fulton. Florence Baldwin, Harry Jackson.
MIR. and Mrs. Harvey s. Hollingsworth. MIR.
and Mrs. Charles Schwendeman. MIR and
Mrs. Aquilla jackson. Miss Virginia
Springer. Mr. Lewis schwendeman and
many others whose names could not be
ascertained.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-24

THE West Ghester Republican Ia very en-.
terprislng and keeps abreast of the times
by Issuing very neat Christmas number
urday morning, The number Is very
creditable to the gentlemen having the
paper In chnr ge and deserves all the sue.
cess 1t apparently is enjoying as the rap.
resentatiyc daily OF West Chester. We
wish them Merry Christmas snd n Happy
New Year also.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-24


To morrow Is Christmas. and the dawn.
ing Of the day will be hailed with glad
ness by the old as well as the young folks
in every Christian nation Christmas 10
emphaticaily ohlldren's day. and TO 10
thsy 10 Ok forward as the most Important
ono In the calendar. not so much paIhapa
ON account Of the Importance Of the event
ID 10 intended to commemorate, as be.
cause OF the gifts and pleasures with
whlchh Ia Invariably attended In every
family whore absolute psnury does not
prevail.
While all indulge 10 substantial enjoy
msnts. the icgend is repeated In tho va.
rious churches. II not at every hearth.
stone. Of the birth In the manger, aud the
star which attracted the Wise men to
Bethlehem; with glfts Of frankincense and
myrrh, 1t having been revealed unto them
that the ''llttle stranger" was the Messiah
who was destined to effect the most won :
derful revolution. socially. morally and
physically. that had occurred since the
Iteration OF the Jews from Egyptian bond.
journey Through the Wilderness and
their entrance into the Promised lands
Atany rata 1t marked new era IN the
history OF nations as well as In Christian
teacklng. and our enumeration OF years
commence at that date, The old Mosaic
doctrine Of an ey . for an eye and tooth
for a tooth. was superseded By the doc.
trine OF love, charity and Marcy and
although its growth has been slow. these
qualities will eventuI ly permeate every
mind. and their triumph DO complete.
The life. suffeungs and tragic end OF tn,
Messiah exercise wonderful influence
everywhere, and to them we arc mainly
indebted for civil and religious libart y as
wolf as for the prosperity we enjoy. In
time Paganism will disappear. the wars
which prevail will one to an eud, the lion
shall lie down with the lamb. swords
shall be beaten into plowshares, SPEARS
Into pruning hooks, and the Lord God
0mnipotent shall reign.
1t Is right and proper that we shall con.
tinue 20 commemorate birth, productive
OF such important consequences but it
should lie done in a rational manner, In
accordance with the teachings OF the deca.
logue, that good aud not evil will res 1t
thcrefrom. The rich should remember
tho poor. AMI every one endeavor by word
or deed To make his neighbours heaat glad.
and thus emphasize the words OF
Him who spake as nsver man spoke. and
who can be honored only by doing good.
We tender to each and all Of our rend-
ere the com plimsnts OF the season, and
wish each and all long and prosperous
life.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-24

Japan Is pushing hor victorious marsh.
Town after town haa been captured, ami
the Chinese arc suing for peace. Ths
Chinese did not cit down bstors stra,s.
geilc point and walt Tor the Chinese to
fortltY tas our Mcclellan did in 1851. but
they went straight forward from ono VIC.
tory TO another. and tho Chinese are now
crying for mercy. II they ha1 been CIV.
On time to have organized armies the case
might have been different. Energy aud
push achieved a speedy conquest and SAY.
ed n multitude OF lives.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-24

John q. Moore Of New York City has lie.
tormined to test the cuns.itutIonality OF
the income tax bill and has employed
Judges Edmunds of Vermont and Wilson,
oiNew York, to argue the matter before
tie Supreme Court. What the decision
of the Court may be cannot safely b. pro.
dicted, but it Is certain that the feeling
among the rich man. as we'll as among
the leading papers is very strongly op.
posed to the measure. and the New York
Herald exclaims: Away with the odious
lncnmh taX.h
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-24

SUPERINTENDENT A. G. McCausland OF
the Wilmington and Northern Railroad 10
slways doing good. He has made the
employees OF the road happy by present.
ing each and every one with big fat tur.
Key to remember the road on Christmas
day. He deserves front seat In Heaven
when he grows tired OF thls terrestrial
globe.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-24

OwGNo to the financial depression which
brought on hard timss nearly every
church In tho city is behind last year in
their financial affairs. Some OF them as
much as 81 900 which is owed for pew rent
while Others are from $500 to 500 behind
their expenses, The hard times have hit
nearly every body, and some OF our steady
and hard WORKING mechanics harder than
any other body Of men. 1t Is to be hoped
that the coming year will bring plenty OF
work, which will make good cheer for US
all
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-24

The New York World in noticing the ei-
suade Tom Reed to refuse to accept tho
speaketship of thu nsxt House of Repre-.
septatives, on the ground that 1t might
iniure HE candidacy for the Presidential
nomination, says that they cannot know
their man. His physical bulk Is as great
an obstacle to such tactics "a his lnte,.
lectnal courage and candor. 1t Is as im.
possible to think OF his lodging a respon.
sitility es to Imagine him crawling
through transo:n to avoid bs!nr count.
cd to make a quorum.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-24

TIE post Offices and the express com.
panies are doing rushing business
to-day. Every letter carrier Ia loadad
down with Christmas presents; as many
- three carriers going at one time over
one route. Tho express men are so busy
that they have not time to take d..
but please don't asK them. W are glad
that somsbody except the poor newspaper
men are really busy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-24
PENNSYLVANIA kAlLHOAJ.
1he St~ndara hallway OF America
tro1kCTED THROUGHOUT BY Tha
Inierlocking switch and Biosk sigual sys

ohltCu btusk Sys-
rNlI-ADELPHiA, WILMINsr,pN "
.. bAl.lIAiO.,E kAiLItUAD.
IN EFFECT NOV. 1870 I5iI
for Philadelphia tcxprossl. Isl s.5i. l. 10
= ~ II d. li.oi A. NJ. sIa.35, la. aus. III
5.lu J.''ts i.O1. W hnd,.l p. IN.
Accommodation, 600. I01, d.03. 1915. a. m.,
II 10 -, -. ~ o.lis 80 and iJsop M
shO COS. 1000 LL;io. lI.jl a. M. La, 30! 5.5G
f.U and D. Up IN.
aceoIntn JdutIon, 800. 100 SOS IOia HIS a.
M. l2.S, = = $50. 10, AZ anu io,JI u, m,
tor New York, LOO. ..o5. 4.-O. 6.aJ. 100. $50
%. y "a. lO.tn. i0.lu, lO4 lL5l u tn. si2..J,
y. IN.
tor boston without change Io.l6a. IN. and
tor the south-southern halfway Express.
6.lli' m. sieepers TO Augusta, T. AuA usttne.
and tampa; ,.Il p. H., SIee. to itot
Springs Memphis ana New tIIeuns.
For West Chester via Lanokin. Oh u IN,
hor Newark Center and intermediate sta
tiona.s ~ u. III. anu d.33p.
baltimore nnd Wasniegton. 4.3t sd. VII.
80 s'i .G.Oo. ga. d.os. III. 80 p. ~ and
l2.4J sight
baltimore AMI Intermediate statiou* III,
%, G.Os and iI.54 p. ~.
leavefhilndeipHia, Broad sttest. for Will
nilgton Iexpressl, 49, IA. ..1d al. 9iO, 10. u
In u; u. in' si2.3.,, La :os. ~ l.ol. al,
IN. anuIa.O3 night. p
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t.UA 4u3 49,. -. So i0.09 anu IL. IS u. IN.
uNDAA IA Ans.
10 a"i'ado.phia iexpressl. Ls7. a5s. so
s.Su 900 - lU.UJ, 1914 I'LL u m, La, 3J3 bO5
BIZ. ,.Oi as % aud VIZ p. IN.
accommodation. 100, $40 a. m. l2.la LAO
FOR .nes or 4 Hpressh LIZ. 40. $50, SIS
IVA lioI II. IN. Loo, 5ui. 5.s5.i.UI and 80 III.
Accommodation. 1.CO. elO u. IN. ii.J. I.iU
s.O5, o. ., ia and lI.4o p. IN.
For New fork texpresol. l.oi, 3.Si 40, 700
s.S., lo,o' ~ %. li.9l n N. tsl0. LIZ 3Oi. Aus
600 ~. = and lO3 y. M.
For Bostoh without ehanae. 5.5G p. IN.
foi the sou n-.iuutnet i.anway Express
ea l, p, M, sleepers TO Alaustn. ~. Agus'inS.
=, rlngs einph-. II II New t.r cans
For West Chester via Lamokin. SIS a. m.and
baltimore and Hashiu Rton. A. .s.Ol. l0.ls a.
M; ~ III III - 800. -. IA gu p. III
baltimore aud intermediate stations e.os
lie, We Philadelphia. broad street. for vii
minuton texpressl 800. 10 Ills. IL. a. ne
AL. hos. 49, '.4G s.i5 lilo llls p. iii-
anu l..UJ iig ht
Accommodation, G35. 40. 1875 u M. 12.;a
2.U5, u.IA s.as. 1U.U3 and ll..6 y. III.
DELAWARE DIVISION.
Fer New Castle. s.Il lib a. w.. 49, AK
Ga, u.55 . 81 p IN. and l..iO night
for l. cwe-. O. ~ u. IN AZ. y.
Express for bower. harrington and DeImaI
| s.la ,l.i3 :. NJ, IA y. III. and l-.OL night.
For Harrington and way stations onlv 2.oO
Express for wyonlns. 90, p. m.
Express fur Cape Charles. Old Point Com
Teri and Norioi" Iva "A. IN. and la.Ol night
| ,.AI,-.
For New Gus 10, L. O6 night
For Cape Charles Old Font Comfort an
FOR Middlelown. Clayton. lower wyo-
ming, teiton. liar inRton. iridgeviiie Sea.
lord, iHurei ana littmnr ls.Ui nirht.
| q Congressionui I.IilIted Express trains,
composed entirely OF Pullman Vestibulo Par
ior and DininH Cars. N. extra fare.
AL,miiea express trains composed q Puii'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-24

CHIoAao, Dc. "A. P. Huise, chief
clark Of the Ezein, Joliet and Eastern rail-
road, diod at the Wellington hotel yester-
day afternoon Of aneurisn OF the heart. A
sad feature Of the demise was tho death
bed marriage Of the deceased to Miss Ollie
Hopewell, Of st. Louis. Their wedding
had been arranged for Jan. /, but realiz-
ing Mr.. Hulse could not survive the nup-
tials were FASTENED.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-24

NEW YORK, Dece4.-Despondenc caused
by approaching blindness caused Jacob f.
d. Soils, lawyer, to commit suicide yes
terday. He shot himself through the heart.
Mr.. Soils was Al years Of age, and lived al
q boarding house In Madison avenue.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-24

READING, Pa, Dec. al.--The jury In the
Walters wife murder case rendered yer
dict Of not guilty, and the prisoner was at
once discharged. This created consider
able surprise, as ID was supposed that the
prisoner would at least DO convicted of q
lower grade Of homicide, as there was nc
greater proyocation at the time of its com.
mission than there had been during many
x,,Aptha
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-24

Hayward - - Tried Hext uenth-
MiNSEAroIle Dec. "a. Harry Hayward,
secused Of instigating the murder Of Cath
erine Cling Dee. Q, was arrnigned In thu
district court ON the charge Of murder In
the first degree. He pleaded not guilty,
and his case was set for Jan. 81. The
case Of Claus Blixt the self confessed tool
Of Hayward In the matter Of tho crime,
was taken up again by the court and was
reset for the same Us the Hayward trial.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-24
l. EGlSTER'S oHIbr,h
N RtsilSIElt5 OFFICE,
New CASTLE COUNTY. DEL.
q eplOer 1911 ]

u EGlSI hN.S ohbhh
N Ri9ilSfEit5 OFFICE
New CASTLE COUNTY. DEL.
enoer 1871
Upon the application OF Daniel Green
Am MS ru.Jr sindH T. ate of
CHRIST "a Hunlr,d. in said county,
de, sctl 1t is OF. ed ami directed by the
Reg ter that the HIn aforesaid give
moi &c y gruntins Letters of - IN
up, II tn deceased with the
IN OF granting thereof, by causing udver.
| nents 10 bo posted W thin forty days
In IN TIA date OF sucl Letiers six of tho
IN, 8 puhio places Of the county of New
G. = le requ.r "; all persons having de-
Ii anhs against the estate TO present tho
s inc Or abide by AN Act of Assembly In such
zane IL be insei ted within the same pc riod
in the BABY REpuBLICAN. news PAPER
nub isled in Wilmington. Del. and 10 be con.
tlnued therein three weeks. -. d.
- Given under tho hand ind sea- of
e. g Dnce VI the Register aiore said at
- Wilmington. In New C0slie county
aforesaid, the day and yoar above written.
J. WILKINS 90, btH. Register.
No]lCEr-Aotiee Is hereby given that Let
tors u w,,rti In due form of
law granted unto tho undersign ed. on the
III day of ID. 1894. and that al 1
persons having claims against the estate of
e daceased must present the same, duly at
tested to the said ~ ono Ucioro
the b day OF go 49, or abide the
Act pf Assembly In such case made and
provided
DANIEL GREEN,
Administrat r.
Address Newport. Del. do
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-24
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVENUE
DEPOT EAST BOUND

TRAINS LEAVE DELAwAnE AVENUE
DEPOT EAST BOUND
New YORK. week days. 500 :. n. g a. 40 20
New YORK, snadsss i g. g. 4 Mi 90 a. IN.
Ps,,as H. yrrpen NJ and Chest
mat tr.eis.J werk days. - 1 5 s.. 035. . IL.
Tes %. 50, 900 10 q. 10 20 III % ID m.
sunday 'aos rlz ESQ., 7ss 500. I'll 20.
u 4Oa. 70. .. 'a4@ $50, ios osA CSC q ~.
r H. Il IN rwslnh and marle, s,...,
week days. 'aoa e II. y 4. 10 4un Ills 'ats.
Sundays. 'sos. TN III ioa u.. 'G4a 'sa.
ciiEsrER. .weok days .soa 55s. TN. cas-.
7b3. 81 go. 90 80. 10 40 80 40, I'll Is u m,
12b. . 4p 70 50. Is b. so. q "a. sl5. 10 III
CHESTER. Sundays 'aos. '717. es, T5s,
Il &C. LAVA. m. %. - - 20. 4sH % IS. oal
Atlantic city. week days. - II. 'Isa. .s4
a, m. SUNDAYS = q. ~ u M. 'a.4s .. IN.
BALTlMURE AND WASHINGTON s4ts
.n o.. ~. M, IL IL. 20a a0a '43'. u 1881
Sundays. '4is.7I7. "a ~ a. n.. .ials. 900
baltimore and Way s'atiOnS III a. m. 800
.Nowark. Del. - IS, Z i, g Il a M. .ls I6sos.
y ID. ~ - = II m. IL III. 303..I 81. rs. - II.
Pitisburr. IS 4 @. H.. '4s7 p. IN. daily
Chicago, % 4. u. M. = 81 p. M, daily.
Cincinnati and st. Louis. IL idp. IN. and
% 5o q. IA. daily.
New Orlonns via Bristol AMI Uhattanoo "a.
- = m. daily. Through sleeper 10 New
Orleans
SiDrerly accommodation, 9lT a. m, o.
10 aud II ~ p. daily.
Landenberg acc0 mnIujntion. week days
=, u. III, : 10 ana . ID p III Sundays,
tB1 H. ni. bi3p. III.
Trains leave MNrtct street station Tor
New York. week days. > 70 n. IN.
For Philadelphia, week days SO. q 10.
~ ~, III 20 u. ~, ~. Is y. IN. sundays, ~
H. IN, OF. 81, o 10 y. III
For Pittsburg and Chicago. week days. Is 10
q. H..
For baltimore. week days. : o $50 a M,
sas % ~ p. IN. Sunday % d. IN.
For Innuen"eig and Way stations week
oHys ~, . ~ 1t. IN. ~, " p IN. Sundays
t.b u. ~. 8 10 D. IN.
leave Philadelphia (Twcnty -iumrtI ind
Chestnut streetsi Tor " iiniington. week days,
% q, Ia. . ~. IL ~ a, 'u L. noon, u IS
u 10. -OO. 10. a w. i ~. 'bON 'oIl o o., 20
-. 'S2.S.au ~ 10 and ii 81 D. IN.
sunday. u a. $40 ~ .. 30. 10, I'll ~ II. m, IL
noon. 81 w. 10, '4UJ, ". u ~ i -. % -
~ IL and II - y. M.
Leave Phiindeiphin Crwoifth and Market
strects). week days % ~ = ~ al 20 Il. IN.
% 4o. 'I2. y. M. sundilys. '31 2 70. al 70
a. Ill. u Al, s = p. IN.
Telephone. No IyL
Rates to Western points lower than via any
other hne.
e % sCUII. General Passenger Agent
H. u. CAMPBELL Generai ManaSec
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-24

No silver lining can see,
Delaware!
Dear land. thou are too dear for me,
Delawarel
Republican, have won and We
Ale dished. for sure. US you'll agree,
Dear kIlss. just lind hole for me,
Delaware. my Delaware!
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-24

READERS of tie REPUBLICAN are request.
ed to forward their votes for choice of U.
S. Senator. The coupon editor counts an d
gives credit for all votes sent In. The
polls will not be open much longer for
votes. The Legislature will soon decide
tho uncertain question and then ~
body will draw sigh of relief.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-24

DANvILLE, KY, Dec. 24.-Mikajah Row.
sey, the Desperate, was killed at Junction
City Saturday night while resisting arrest
by Town Marshall Ellis. Rowsey Is the
last Of q family Of seven song who met
death with their boots on, lsvh.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-24

Last Friday was the shortest day In the
year. the sun rising at !. Ia and setting at
4.40 making the day only hours and 70
minutes long. On the 2lst OF June tha sun
rose at 4 SO and set at 7.3O making the day
IA hours and 81 minutes long. making a
difference between the two of hours and
"a minutes, in other words two days in
summer ate equal to three in winter. The
days will now begin to lsngthe gradually
and In a few weeks the winter will be
over
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-24

Simply apply -swAYNEs OINTMENT" No
in terna medicine required. Gures te' ter
eczema. Itch. all eruptions Of tho face hand
healthy. Its great healine and ezra tvs
powers arc possessed by no other rem ely.
Ask your druggist for SwAyNE's OINrN EN T
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-24

HELENA, Mont, Dec. 24.-Charlcs Jones
train robber, has been sentenced to ter
years imprisonment. Jones and tire;
other men held up Northern Pacifie
train at Grey Clin. in eastern Montana,
in August, 1898. The other three meI
were Killed In the chase for their capture
and Jones was once sentenced 10 d.
hanged, but got u new trial.
New and second hand Pianos and Organs
best makers at s. II. Baynard's, 8 tn Il Mar.
ket streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-24


wHns the Rev. m Stsphsn Phslps. 81
the Fret Prssbytarlan ohpfeh was oon.
dsstinG Me funeral servless over the body
Of John Huntington. the bank clerk Who
committed suicide, he created mild sem
sation, by saying:
'Why is IL that busIness has come to
the point whore they must hunt our young
men down? Responsibility demands o
sultable return, Where thousands OF
dollars pass through young mans banda
with every temptation 10, crookedneas
held out before him. how can there be any
justice In paying him only GO o month.
III tho Young man had not been break.
Ing the sabbath under compulsion Of his
employers this shootiDg would not have
taken place. Employers should stand BY
when their men ars In trouble and not
leave them to meroiless people who hold
their positions because they are experts
10 the art Of trading on the feeling Of
their fellow men,
Our Wilmington bank officials have
altered clear Of footing our banks, They
are not any better paid than they ought
to be for the amount OF money they han.
die.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-24

a CARD-Durihg ecenher we will sell
Ia The finest optical y OILS at prices which
VIII enable ntl to buy u cheap but valda lie
christmas gift. Our anDition to sell only
TIE best y rfect fitting glasses has becn APP
pIecidted by our any patrons and enough
tie prices are low, you will find our goods
Ire best and our lenses the a rest crystal
Solid gold glasses ~ reduced fro IA s. Steel
Elasses zoe reduced from 81 Opera glass q
$3.50. Eyes examined free by lar. Hoeyuls-
bfryer. SIG Market street. OperL House.
Every glass guaranteed aid changed free.
ugS-s6t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-24

The GOOD and generous Governor Rey.
nolds, would make his name we'll known
in Delaware and the world over. II he
should pardon every criminal In jail on
Christmas day. lie would be praised by
the large number OF msn who ara In New
Castle Jail, II he would havs genera
jail delivery on Tuesday, tho 25th. The
Governor 10 bigger man than tho courts
OF justeo. fer after mon arc convicted anu
sentenced By the Ju lIAs he c.un. with n
fsw strokes of his mighty pen. SGT every
man FREQ liz has added to his list OF par.
dons that Of ratrlcll Farron, who was con-
yIcted OIL nov. 18th OF selling liquor
without license, and sentenced by j ldgs
Ball TO pay iino Of 5000 or be imprisoned
three months In Nav Castle ia |. This par.
don dated Deoeubsr 18th. but was not
presented until Saturday night b. Thos.
hcHugh, whom Fatron was set free. We
ere pleased to say that after fow moro
weeks pardons in Delaware will be rather
rarity than otherwise We would not
have Governor Reynolds fams for all tho
gold in the U. s. Treasury
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-24

AND now Trenton. N. j., Is having n
purity police crusade against dlsorderIy
houses. Oae of tho rlci @ t dem- monde
In Trenton who has kept house FOR years
and grown rich out of tho proceeds was
arrested and sentenced 10 one year at
hard labor In State Prison on last Thurs.
day. There are nearly one hundred such
houses in the city, and the police intend
to sond all prlnclplli to prison il they do
not close up anu move out OF tho o.ty
this winter. Trenton Is the county seat
Of Mercer county. with popu'ution of
some 90, 900 inhabitants.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-24

CSAND-Buildlng and Furnaces.
NJ JOHN II. SOLOMON.
Once No. West Third street
Phones l16 and 20s,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-24

Cheap butter. ESQ Id: eggs geo doz., at
Farmers Market. SET King st.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-24

We do not suppose the abuse OF any
candidate for the Senatorship will alien.
ate a single vote from him. The members
OF the Legislature doubtless have their
minds made up und will not be controlled
by any influence that can be brought to
bear upon them at this time. II the cleo.
tion wereto be made by popular vote the
matter would be entirely different as then
there would be a chance to change the
opinions Of many voters. There are only
nineteen Republicans and eleven Demo.
Gratis to vote for candidates for the Senate
and they have all been personally consult
cd and newspaper denunciation will not
change their notions Of duty socially or po-
litlcally. 1t is therefore follyto indulge
In such denunciation as to do SO may
make 1t impossible to beat the Democrats
next time. The true policy Is to STAND to-
gether, and treat every member of the
party as friend and not an enemy. There
arc future battles to fight, and 1t is Wise
to look ahead as well as to the present
time. Aspirants to future honors must be
careful to comply with the wishes of their
constituents. as 1t is not likely that men
will be rewarded who deliberately set
those wishes at defiance.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-24
Security sFa't { saia .'pssi. Co
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Capital s500ooo. surplus 100000.

Capital s500ooJ. surplus 100000.
Allows Interest on deposited
tionry mr. Fellows;
deposits payable on demand 2 per cent
deposits payable ter 10 days notice ~.
per cent.
erosts payable after q days notice per
cent
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The company acts rs k.eou or Admins
ira or, Trustee, Guardian, Receiyor and
AGENT, and rents sma' safes in fire and BUR-
RlaI-proof vaults.
HENJ, LIDS President.
WIN, I. BANCROFT, Vice President
JAS. Il. ella kkS ~. Treasurer.