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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
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Here are few netes from Cecil county.
Fsrmsrs wno have not yet cut your
he will chow YOU how good g0ods come
In small PACKAGES.
Friend !, hl.s has the leading potatoes
good for our eandidsss Tor Legislature. .''
The best cup OF coffee made 10 Cecil
Try il for yourself.
II Maynei a Fosters corn knlts gets dull
lot him get II sharpened at the new chop
When you vant . good laugh call on
our good natured landlord. Harry. As q
general thing Harrys are clever fellows.
Eysrybody says we have q new black
Our creamery is run by VIM. Hamilton,
one who understands his business and
gives perfect satisfaction. HE motto ID
to live and let i've
When our new blacksmith gets too arm
he can step IN Reuben's and get plats OF
his delicious ice cream.
We think neighbor Brown will soon
start butcherIng by the way he 10 buying
up stock.
We have in cur town just what we need
and that 10 Chambers. the blacksmith and
what Joseph does you can rely on being
Mr.. e. Crothers. our obliging and en-.
tsrprising merchant Is doing rushing
business.
Mr.; Legg. our postmaster. Is the right
man In tho right place.
Show me a man who does more work
than John Clayton with his traction en-
gine not only threshing wheat and oats
but glover seed and buck wheat and not
eatisiied with all this he packs all the hay
In the. .neighborhood.
II you get eiek just call on DIR. Richard.
sonsand you: case will receive the best
and most careful attention.
Mrs. Lucy Yerkes lie stllr able to su per.
intend her large and productive farm. as
sisted by her son, Clinton. the boss corn
raiser In Cecil county.
II you once tasted Mre. Enna's pios, you
would say they were good
Misa Annie loves her nieoes and neph.
ewa.
We have busy butcher. sells lean meat
Tat meat old meat. young meat. tender
meat. but never has any tough meat he
don't buy that kind. Reuben is q good
judge also.
Our ladies' are busy making appleout-
Ter. TRAMP.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
DI.ranchi..m.n. In so.,. Carolina.


The South Carolinians are trying to
devise some scheme to disfrancAise the
colored people In the State In order to
keep certain set OF men In Office It Ia not
the public good they desire. but the loaves
and fshss. Instead OF striving I'd educate
the colored people to make them good
citizens they wish to keep them IN iguo.
rance so that they may be In ths future
MS In the past. nothing more than hewers
Of wood and drawers OF water. Iutel :
ligence aud not color should be the watch :
word. and In a short tlmo the state will
advance more rapidly in all the elements
that constitute real worth and lead to
prosperity. Ballot box stulIlng. false
counting and fraud will recoil pn those
who hope to thrive by them, al men do
not gather grapes from thorrs or figs
from thlstles, Those who sow to the
wind Will reap the whlil wind"
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
stnnton Itens.


hlrs. Charles Schwendeman. son and
daughter we're visiting Mrs. Aqullla jack
sou OF Centrevlle last Sabbath.
Penn Comwons of Appleton, Md, is
visiting Lawrence SohwendemAn.
Proprietor Legg met with the loss of a
valuable mare which had To be chloro.
formed TO end lts sul1erinGs from lockja W.
nail in the foot Is supposed to be the
eanse, Mary Ann was a great favorlt o
with Mrs. Legg as she was perfectly safe
and u gentle driver.
MIR. and Mrs. Betts Of Wilmington wer e
visiting their father. Proprietor Legg Inst
Sabbath.
Black Flag is SUPPOSED to be death to
files and good remedy. but our hotel
keeper has found out new way and that
Is to freeze The Door thDgs.
Reuben SatteEthwglte and Mrs. Bailey
have large dyoYe OF line sheep. Before
buying elsewhere just look at them.
pity the lady who. had the nightmare
one night l2st week and could not sleep.
| just becau9e she did not read the REruB-
LIcAN before retiring. Why. friends. the
truths gf this paper will surely settle
your nsrves.
Thomas Hawthorne Is visiting friends
at Newark.
Miss Bertha Satterthwaite is visiting
relatives in BOrdentown. n. ].
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
xOpAr, UOTx.

George Roes. OF No. 1893 Market street :,
fell at Front and Jefferson streets yes j.
terday afternoon and cut his head. He
was sent to the Delaware Hospital In the
patrol wagon.
Professor J. T. Rothrock of West Uhes.
ter. commissioner Of foresty Of Penn
Hylvania, will speak ut the AIbor Day
exercises here on October 18.
There was an oyster supper given
Monday evening at tho re sidence OF Mr..
and Mrs. W. l. Silllioe In honor of the
departure OF their sister Louetta to Ph,la.
delphla on Teusday afternoon. Oystors
were served In all styles.
L. W. StidhaIn and Son will sell at their
auction rooms, No. Ill East Fourth street
oQ Wednesday morning nt 1880. a good
brown horse, spindle wagon and harness.
Mrs. Thomas Moreand, who has been
sick for the past two weeks 10 slowly re.
covering.
While riding down Washington street
on her wheel'a few days ago Clara Bing-
ham collided with team. The bicycle
was demolished but Clara escaped un-
hurt.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
TunrpAY. ooTopEn !. lsps
nlsh wa,er 1,saay.
Cem,na Ip,e Favor.


Tho grand jury OF The District OF Wash.
ington. d. c.. recommended In iVs hnat
report to the court that the whipping post
be established In the district for the pun.
khment OF wife beaters and petty thieves.
The recommendation created much sur
prise and astonlshment. 1t read ss fol.
lows:
I'VE. the undersigned. msmbsra oil the
grand Jury OF the District OF Columbia,
after discussion OF the various crimes and
olfenses brought TO our attention. belleye
that until some other methods OF punish.
ment for such offenses as petty larceny
and wife beating than those which now
prevail In the Dlstriot OF Columbia are
adopted that the commission BIZ sRid
crimes and onsnses will cont hue to
increase.
We therefore afLer ssrious colsldera-
tlun, do muet earnestly recon mend to
the honorable Judges OF the Supreme
Court of the District OF Colu NJ Tia that
they take such steps to instituted whip
pinR.post as win cause the same 10 be
established. believing that the samp would
result In decrease of crime in Ihe Dis
triet OF Columbia and lessen the dxpendi.
lures OF tie criintnal court In aaid dis.
tTtct."
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
Nav .lsr4.r !. rarl.lc..

Chancellor McGiil whom the Democrats
OF New Jersey ncmiuatsd IS their caudi-
datc for 0oyeFuor. aesmp determi ned to
hold on to the chancellorshIp. evidently
believing that "oird In the hand ID worth
two in tho bushr-at least he thus far de-
clInes to resign. He doubtless has an
inklinR that too many Democrats have
determined hereafter to vote against the
party that takes the bread and butter out
of the mouths OF their wives and chill
dren, to admit OF Democratic success and
hence he holds on to tho berth he now oc.
cuuiss. The wlse man peroaivsth the dan.
ger and avoids u. white tho fool presseth
on and % punlshed.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
Mnr,yick- CInb nncss.

The flrst tnnual roed and track races of
the Warwick Cycle Club will be held at
Hazel Dell Park on Saturday. The events
are many and in them have entered all
the crack Warwick rlders. There will To
but ono eveut which will not be opon. the
ten mile road race. The other events and
prizes are: ono mile novice. first prlzs
gold metal; second priza, silver medal;
one mile handicap, diamond ring; two
mile handicap, diamond ring; one mile
opsn diamond stud.
Frank Turner will try to break the
state record for that track. He will be
paced by tandem. All the races will DO
for Class men. Several new scorchere
are expected to appear. p. W. 4 B. trains
will carry the spectators to tho grounds.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
Flnccr Hoard. nj GROW Rond,.

There are Villages In this and adjoining
counties where tho road commissioners
are not as particular about The finger
boards at cross roads as they should be
and as the law provides they should DO.
II Is TO be hopad that the commissioners
will be joEgad up. say just enough to
cause them to be uneasy until they get
the boards up ard In good shape.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01

THE question OF Sunday opening OF the
Atlanta Exposition has been settled. Their
exposition will remain closed on Sunday.
A vote was taken at the directors mest-
Ing on Monday afternoon. when the
question was decided to keep the gates
closed on Sunday by an overwhelming
vote. Sightseers at Atlanta will have
time on Sunday To take In the beauties
and sights OF Atlanta and vicinity and
visit the exposition on the six days Of the
week. The question OF Sunday opening
has undoub btedly been finally disposed o +.
and all Christians and sinners can now
rest thelr minds easy on tow the Atlanta
Exposition ia going to be conducted.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
rrnlncIInnnl nIl..lnnnrir.,

China yielded promptly to the demand
OF the Ens ish Government that Lin tho
Vieeroy of Szechueu be punished fer his
agency In the outrages perpetrated on the
missionaries. aud hIs Dismissal from of.
lice will do more to insure iheir protec-
tion In tho future than tho beheading OF
dozens OF tho lower class Tho lie OF the
comIuonalty is very cheap. but tho loss OF
rank by Il mandarin oil exalted station
will strike all in authority as D very seri'
Gus matter. The display OF ir pn clads by
the English brought the answbr II. and that
very quietly Guns talk!
IT begins 10 look as II the whipping post
aud pilIory which Delaware has held on
to. is not such bugaOoo as spme news
PAPER writer's from other cities would
make US believe. Several Stutes have
been asked to adapt this mode OF punish
ing criminals and petty thleY|ng. White
thieves fear the post AMI pllloty OF Dsla'
ware and generally give TIA vide bSr tn
We never believe tuat II cares a thief. but
We do believe that we wouid hivs more
thieves Ia our midst II tho pos: aud pill
ory were abolished. lts a go94 thing Ia
pass along 10 otlter States. ...
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01

FlrzsIMMoNs the prize fighter was given
quite aroception by the oltlzens OF Corpus
Christi. Texas. on Monday evening. He
was fairly lionlzed. 1t Is also reported
that he was mot at the train by a com.
mlttee OF representative men and escorted
with music and lire works to the Constan.
tine hotel where more ''muslc was In.
dulged In by all the boys"
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01

The Wilmington Opera Company met
and organized last evening. Cur citizens
will undoubtedly have an opportunity OF
witnessing several operas presented by
this musical organization. There Is no
reason why they should not be Ilbsrall y
patronized by our citizens.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01

Now Is the season of content for our
stove dealers. The stove men are wear
Ing pleasant smiles and will soon be
wearing diamonds In their shirt fronts.
owing to the cold snap. TIE loe men
have had their innings, now the coal mon
Will got theIc fine work In.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01

The liremen will have big time in
Reading. Pa. on Wednesday. Several OF
our home Companies will attend. They
will undoubtedly be given warm re.
ception by the Reading firemen. and
shown u good time. The parade will bs
worth witnessing.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01

Fon lack Of evidence. the two alleged
piokpockets, John Conner and Patrick
Darrah. who wsre arrested by ollcer Marr.
were dismissed in the Municipal Court.
Tho attorney pocksted snug fec for his
half hours work. being SIS. They left
our city as soon as dismissed no doubt to
catch up with the Wild West Show. II
convicted these men would have been
Rlvsn.s taste o; the whipping post.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
THE tax rate la Philadelphia is si.s5 OF

THE tax rate In Philadelphia is sl.s5 on
the hundred and in Wilmington 1t is
$i4o. But the properties in Philadelphia
are not assessed for nearly double what
they will bring. as is the case In our city.
Thus with higher rate the taxes in the
Quaker City is really lower than In WIZ
mlngton.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01

Why weary your throat and patience
with that wretohed cough when a bottle
OF Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup will cure you
promptly.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
cinnn Your sids,ynIk.

dirty eidewalk or street is an indlca.
tion that the people living In the house
adjoining arc careless and slovenly In
their habits. II everybody would see
that their sidewalk and the street In front
of their houses were kept clean, 1t would
make q big I'm provement in many places.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
Cnntniu s,yoeney. n. :. A..

San Diego, CAL, says: "Shiloh's Catarrh
Remedy is the iirat medicine ! have ever
found that would do me any good"
Frice Scots. N. Is. Danforth, cor. end aud
Marltat
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01

Win all the much talked Of Increase of
wages amongst the workingrnon slucs
tie German talitl went into effect what
has 1t amounted to? The workthEmlu
knows whether he Is getting as much or
more wages now tAau undet Republican
rule. He knows whether his BILLS are
paid. whether his family ltVd as well as
formerly. whether he has as much money
to spend aud whether he likes thsse so
called good Democratic tim pa You can't
fool the worklngman Dy blandlsAIueuts.
It's money and work that count.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01

Tur Indians danced at the Wild West
Nhov. and 1t Is reported that the Arapa-
hoe and Cheyenne Indians are holding war
dances. The klouas are also reported to
b. en- the war path. They are in the hair
lifting business.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01

The Gentlomen of Phfladeiphla won
the third cricket match Lh Philadelphia on
Monday. The Euglshanen's two innings
netted only 365 runs While the Phlladel.
phia boys made 404 runs Ia one inning.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
lilo. For the Doyer Fair.

The Novelty Carriage works has shipped
a fine assortment OF carriages TO the
Dover Fair. They have taken all palms TO
make them fret class and should bring
patronage. They consist OF Surries,
Dayton Wagons Phaetons, Top Buggies
and Spindle Wagons etc.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
rnn I,rmc,.lln..nlII,n-

Kelley and RUSSELL two local pugIllsts
of some reputation will fight to Il tinish
on tho turf outside OF the state TO. N orrow
afternoon. The principals, their seconds
aud spectators will leave the city over the
H. & .. railroad from Market street at ?
-u,rlOcE IN tho nflhrnnon.-
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
Io,,h,.,,x f,a,,,.,...

A hack will leave corner Fourth and
Market streets on Thursday and Sunday
afternoons during October at $50
o'clock for Lomhardy cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
Annexation of Gnn u.

Some persons are ndvoc ating the an.
nexatlon OF Cuba to Mexico. 1t would be
wise TO walt uutlt Cnoa Is trps hrom the
dominion oil Spain 3eiorea ny comOtna.
il2h Is ehtereu INTO II Is good policy
10 eaten inc rabbit before you cook it,
inc termination oil the hfht ia Cuba con.
Gems tho Cuoana at the prosellt tins much h
more thaa us future condition Arms.
ammunition and rnen lrs wanted and not
annexation, unless Instrumentation should
be made at once aud the battle against
SPIN be waged by the unltel poRoc Of
the new Republic.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
A severe Fail.

yesterday Harry H6li. colored. OF this
city. fell into n hole by the road and SO
bad ly cut his left leg on a stone that he
had to be sent to the Delaware Hospital
for treatinent
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
Nerve. on Edgc.

was nervous. tired, irritable and croes,
Karl's Glover Root Tea has made me we'll
and happy, Mrs. l.. d. Worden. N. Is,
Danforth, end and Market.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
Nnryrs nn Edge.

was nervous tired. Irritable and cross.
Karrs Clover Root lea has made me we'll
and happy. MRs. L. Il. WoRDEN. For sale
by NIB Danforth, end and Market SITS.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01

GENERAL Miles will sucdeed Lieutenant
General John II SchOiisid as com mnander.
In chief of the L. 3. Army. General Mlles
now In command Of the Department II
the East.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01

TEE Bay State Gas Company Of Dela.
ware will Issue on Dot. 7ah, $4,000 oO0 Of
new stock thereby lneraRa lnG th9 capital
stoek oil The company to Us, 100000. The
stock sold IN Boston on Monday a. sl0 70
Per share.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
MIR. uillinn.on ,.oe. 10 trenton.

W. Il. Williamson. formerly manager Of
the Grand Opera House has signed con-
tract 10 become manager of the Taylo {
Opera House In Trenton. N. J. Tho new
manager will take charge OF the theatre
on October 10.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
OvERCOAT
INFORMA TI0N.
If it's Everyday Wear,
Comfortable, Ser
viceable---either $5
or $675.

We know of the actual good.
ness ofx these Coats, though
the price seems incredible to
you. Thousands already sold
with greatest satisfaction. Every
cent paid over $5 or $6.75 will
be to please your fancy.
II lis the latest style Covert
Just now the stylish and most
sought faf Goat make your choice.
Pay $3.50, $40. $I2. Sis. SIS,
S20,I II lis the Best Goat that's
to be had--ihs $40 silk Lined.
You may not know how il
is-these low prices. Come in
to our mammoth establish
ment; see our great stock. See
the scale on which this great
business is done. You'll won.
der no longer the extreme low
prices.
Suits of Clothes on the same
low level prices. Here again
IS and $6.75 is the touch
down price. Every Suit with
an iron-clad guarantee. Bring
'em back and get your money
for any dissatisfaction.
A wonderful demand for Fine
Australian Wool Thibet Suits
$40 and $l2. Fifteen ani
Eighteen used to be the prices
A Suit that might be demon
mated Everybody's Suit, be
cause everybody who has SIG. 81
to put into Suit for best occa
sions is sure to buy.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
The I;es, Cough Cure

Is ShIlohs Cure. A neglected cough is
dangerous. Stoplt at once with Shiloh's
Cure. N. Is. Danforth, COR end aud
Market
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01

TIE Rev. l.. Burgette Short may be a
long preacher that believes his name but he
10 nevertheless very eloquent ono and
bound to be one OF the most popular in
the Wilmington Conference. He Is some,
what OF an evangelist ueiug fluent
talker and a good vocalist two essential
things to make a successful e1horter.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
D. p. HAMILTON,

1923 Orange Street. Wilmington, Delaware
Or at the Works, Gafasohe's Lane
For reference, apply to s. RodUond smith
ESQ. John g. Baker, Horny Lentz, q. ID. III
mon, Q. @. Rumford. Esq. David Lentz. john
Q. Patterson. Esq. Frank Rrgers Geo. w.
Vernon, Isaac Massey, Samuel CrumlsY.
John Gets. p q. bullock. Chadd,s Ford. l
r. Dempsey. Eden Station. W. Z. kinsinecr.
North East, Md. A. b. nollo, florist eth sad
Clayton Sts., aud many others
]. u JONES, AEt. No, Col Orange 81.
sA-lm cod
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01

SINCE the adoption of tle milk otdi.
nance requiring all m'lk to be Inspected
by tie milk Inspector ii Is said that there
has beon considerable iRcelse amongst
the milk meu Of the water supply, not
withstanding the extreme drouth. Even
with the water supply cut down tho sup.
ply OF the liquid fluid 10 equal TO the de
mand.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01

Nessleln. sign painter. 7Oi West Eighth
street Phone 2D4.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
E's,'~ nyNes Care
'K[NNARD { CO
62I-623 Market ST.

Having greatly enlarged our
line of Handkerchiefs, we offer
some special values in
Swiss Embroidered
LaIn Handkerehlefs,
A line at l2A cents; a line at
25 cents; q line at 25 cents ALI.
Linen.
The great Job of All.Linen
Hemstitch, in I, ! and ! inch
Hens are great value at 10
cents; always sold at l5 cents.
We have sold about 1000 and
have 1900 more to sell at this
price.
In fine Embroidered Linen
Goods we have an extensive
line at $780,, 60c., Toe, $1.00.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
only Sic Per Ton Cash.

Should place 1t In reach of every farmer.
We do not desire TO pun III but slmply
state the tr uth and take pleasure In fefes-
ring to persons who have used II with ths
faction. TRY IT AND NE CONVINCED
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
POUDRETTE

AS a fertilizer for Wheat and other Pan
Crops. or anything requiring quick growth
cannot be excelled.
The Poudrette / am now making = Of
the best qualify, and rich In all that tends 10
make good growth beyond the poasibiltey
Of being winter killed. We believe. and
know from statements OF persons uslnR u
there is no bettcr or more enduring fertfltzer
upon the market being as it Is rich in all tho
phosphates SO requisite for quick Erouth
and large productions. Tie farmer WHO
uses f5w tons OF It insurcs himself a guga
crop. and is amply repaid for tho small out
lay OF cost. Tho price being SO moderate
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-15
Know How-AppIied to Tobacco.

Every tobacco man knows that tobacco
is susceptible to high cultivation. A man
named Raleigh came to America once,
borrowed a bunch of tobacco leaves, roll
ed them into wad, lit it, and blew out
a puff of smoke. When he tried that trick
in England it pretty nearly gave his COM
rades and servants a series of fits.
So much history tells US. History al
ways was lame. 1t leaves you to guess
so much. The presumption in reference
to Mr. Sir w. Raleigh is, that the to-
bacco was so rank that his friends had to
get into the air and send their opinions
by some one they didn't mind losing.
But planters nowadays know that there
is a required certain needful preparation
and care of the growing plant, and that
there are certain times when 1t has all
the distilled essence of the months of
sun and dew and balmy air in its fbers,
and certain other times when it hasn't
Then there is a blend of two kinds of
this highly cultivated tobacco that sur
passes the single variety. A suspicion too
much of either would spoil the climax.
The perfect result, The National Cigar
cite and Tobacco Co. of New York, say.
is to be found in Iron Duke Cigarettes.