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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-12-20

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PROOF IS POSITIVE
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VEGETABLE COMPOUND
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tsrtcIAL no ora Llpr nnAprrs.l

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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-29

Democrats will occasionally say ill.,
natured things OF each other. A few days
ago gentleman remarked that Senator
Pyle knew something about the wiles OF
politicians. and therefore bill to punish
bribery and insure honest dealing coming
from his hands. must cover UP every
lonphole very thoroughly. Why. said he,
truly believe that tho Senator or his
particular friends. in his canvass for me
Democratic nomination for Sheriff OF
New Castle County. some years ago, did
more towards Influencing the Democratic
voters by questionable means than any
other man living
BY free use Of influence among saloon
keepers. he said. the Senator secured tho
nomination for Sheriff over men who had
been applicants for several years. on his
first canvass. and since that time THE
system OF electloneering had been stead
lily growing. until 1t required the expeadi.
ture of nearly as much money az the Office
is worth. to obtain 1t. We reminded him
that criticislng the Senator he should
not be too censorious, that perhaps tho
exShesilf had repented of his youth,
full indscretlons. and was now trying to
do works meet for repentance, Senator
Pyle may some day aspire to DO Govern
nor, and IL may be some OF his fellow
Democrats desire the nomination OF some
other man, and thence this growl to further
q sinister purpose. All is not gold that
glltters
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-29
MoNpAs. APRIL go. 1890.



It don't seem very good politics for the
members of the House at Dover
TO yots for the passing OF the bill In reIa.
ton to ballot reform. Let the Democrats
iirsl pass On act requiring the tax col.
lectors to collect taxes and assess all per
sons who have right to vote, and then
compel all persons to pay their taxes,
whether they vote or not. The State
needs the money and tine Legislature
should see that its representatives In the
shape of Democratic tax collie ctors
should collect all that Ia due the State.
The Sussex Republican, published at
Georgetown. very aptly says:
II the General Assembly are in real
earnest about ballot reform let them first
OF all repeal tho obnoxious delinquent tax
laws that apply to Sussex and Ksnt Coun.
ties. and then let them take action to
make 1t SO that poll tax payers can pay
their tax when they go to get registered.
The point Is to make IL easy for every one
To pay his tax and get registered instead
OF throwing all possible difficulties in
the way. as it Ia now.
Ballot reform legislation as far as 1t
apples to vote buying Is not so much
needed as to enforce what we have now.
With the law In the hands of the Demo.
cratic party, it would be next thing to
Impossible to convict prominent Demo.
crat of buying votes and the Republicans
alone II guilty would be the sufferers
The Democratic party are responsible
for all this vote buying business. They
have practiced 10 for many years and ii
has grown on their hands until last fall
the Republicans not only defeated but
bankrupted them. They arc now taken
with virtuous spell ard are clamor.ng
for reform. Let the Democratic Senate
pase the House BILL now before them, re.
pealing the delinquent tax law and then
let them quit buying votes and enforce
what law we have. and then we will have
all the ballot reform we need.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-29
GORDON HEIGHTS

In reRlt,l IS wei named. its elevation aud
hetp his oainttsand eneh gfhnl md extensive
yicws OF sEfit Ihto beauty. Nature presents
a beau! Tat panorama eeeno to the eye far
be- ord Ho "a TT exptraa or describe. The
Eitis, pRlteFH piAinR and water meet tile view
with 80 trss.y pleasing ohiecs In constant
trhH@t. TIA nsaEy var city of vessels. ships
aud orAtSs {: Ionu,eree aud plegsmre On The
~att5A Of {, movie Deia river also the
steam AID eterittc fhilrnalA continuous IN
operator. with FL OF nAtGre's beatty max es
u pelteott9 glRft' Now isthe time o select
an u secure 10 $ fpt HahurbRn or uprInancnt
hnines. Gai a5.i SEQ us. kE6nino plot as
We arc odsl.tE est tA3uGeinents
FL i,if IL CLARK & co.
No. Sc Il ius 81
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-29


Tim Presbytery which adjourned on
April 18th at Clairmont Jefferson County.
ny, declared that the Rev. William N.
Cleveland should contlnue In his pastor.
ate OF the Presbyterian Church OF that
place. The Rev. William N, Cleveland is
brother of Grover Cleveland and Dem.
ocrat. His congregation were composed
OF Republicans and they objected to the
pastors politics. and requested him to
resign. The pastor objected and said
when he come among them he found
the church like a.worn out farm, he had
planted and attended it and had made it
fruitful. and ne had no desire to go out
from among them.
The pastor eaid he had AWAY j
been Democrat and expected to remain
one. At any rate he was counted In by
the Presbytery and he is happy as only
Democrat can be.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-29
On SATT RDAY, -
TIE 18th DAY OF MAY 1S9'

" NllHIlIistoh' NcM Nastic SohIltSt
ON SATURDAY,
THE 18th DAY OF MAY, 1896,
at O'Clock p. m,
the following described real estate viz:
All those -four certain lots or pieces of
land with nine two-story brick dwellings
thereon erected, situated in tho city Of
Wilmington aforesaid bounded and de-
scrlbed as follows to wit:
No. ], Beginning at the eastcrly side of
Monroe street between Fifth ana Sixth
streets at the distance of IL feet southerly
from the southerly side of sixth street;
thence caSterly. parallel to Sixth street,
through the centre OF the party wall he
tween this and the adjoining dwellings on
the north, sixty feet to the westerly side
Of a ten-feet wide alley thence southorly
parallel to Monroe street along the said
side of said alley fourteen feet: thence
westerly parallel to sixth street through
the centre of the party wall between this
and The adjoining premises on tho south,
sixty feet TO the aforesaid easteriy side Of
Monroe street, and thence thereby north
Grly fourteen feet to the place Of begin
ming be the contents thereof what they
Ne. ?, beginning at the easterIy side of
aIouroe street between Fifth ana Sixth
streets al the distance of SIS feet from
the s0utherly side of sixth street; thcncG
eHatetly, parallel to Sixth street, through
the centre Of the party wall betWtpn this
and the adjoining dwelling on the north,
80 feet to the westerly side Of a Infect
wide alley; thence SouthcrlS by said side
Of said alley, parallel TO Monroe street
II feet thence westerly. parallel to Sixth
street. through the centre of party wall
between this and the adjoining dwellings
on thu south to feet to the said casterly
side OF Monroe street and thence thereby
uorthcrly II feot to the place Of beginning
be the contents thereof what they may
Ne. g. beginning at the eastery side Of
Monroe street between Fifth and Sixth
streets, ut the distance Of 81 feet from the
Southelly side of SIKH street; thence
cHsterlN. parallel to Sixth street through
the centre Of the party wall between this
an9 f q" aai3 3 aMflia t on the moFth
wide alley, thence snutherlN by said side
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-29

Tho mile stone ia the Ninth ward, which
was said to have been lost. is again being
talked OF. Edward ratnall says the only
milo stone III the Ninth ward was originally
about one hundred yards from tho west
enI vi Market street bridge, about over
the south long race. When tho addition
WINS Lult to tie old Shlpley mill at the
bridge line st1ue wGs used as a Jam stone
ana was bullt Iii the northeast corner Of
tue mil IN horizontal position. The in.
to T." When lie present bridge was built
that portion OF the mill was torn down.
but what became OF the stone ls docs not
know.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-29
PHILADELPHIA. VIII MlNCTON &
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

h
BALTIMORE, RAILROAD.
II IN EFFECT APRIL 2lst, 1895.
Trains will leave Wilmington as folio US.
For Philadelphia (express), i57. 2.55.
40. $50. 742, $50. s,5OS.55. s.43 10 "a. 10.16
lbs, 1l.33. ILL a. m. '12.35. ,sl, 1905.
so, so. 55e ao{, s.os. and 9;l2 ?; m.
pss. S s2s, siS 5i5 40 ana i6ss = M a. H.
80 s.5o, $50, 1905 ll;25, ll.sl a M; ISL
Accommodation. q, T. sos, l0.4S. il.33 a.
H Fsr 2 Nsw ~ Yo Si5' ~ ahd iosS r s
s.43, 1906 10.16. 11.51 a. m, "12.35. 1877,
sos. 5.l0 $50. 7.o7. s.i2 and 1895 p. m.
For Boston without change. lOl6 a. m.
For the sontt.-southern Railway ex-
sGnyille and St, .Augustinei IA y. m,
For West Chester. via Lamokin. $50 a.
FOR Newark Center and intermediate
stations. l.iO a: N. and G33 p m.
~, 5,2s, .+to5 GAL. IS. I4i. $40 p. m. end
baltimore and intermediate stations.
2.47. 4.&S. Cos. and IL 81 .. m.
Leave Philadelphia. Broad Street sta
rs. sd 1870. lib III 50 a. ms. rs rs sS
:02, $40. .4ol, AL. sos $50. Els. 55s' eli.
* saS S i sn s5 s iss sshs
l.2S, EOS. 403. 4.s7, 6.22. s.3S. 1903 and llSs
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia (express), l.57, 2,55, 40
$50, SEE. 9.43, 1905. 1t.51 u. NJ, 1877,
sos. 5.oi. $50 7.o7. 1.25, 300 ana az p. m.
Accommodation, Z. $40 a. M. 1910. lao
For Chester (express) 1.57. 40, $50, s55,
1905, II 81 u. M. 1877. 5.O4. 800. 7.01 and s0S
Accommodation. Z. $40 a. M. Il 10. lao
t'9S, BIZ, 725 and 1875 p; m. o. .,
1906, ll.51 a. m. $3.50 l,37. 3o5. 4.O5. g "a.
For Hoston. Without change, $50 p. m.
For the South-Southerh Railway Ex-
sonvllle and st. Augustine: 7.4l p. m,
sleepers, TO Hot Springs. Memphis and
For West Chester. via Lamokin. SIS a.
baltimore and Washington. 4ss, SOL
$40 p, m. and l2;4o night.
baltimore and intermediate stations.
Leave ave f iil Broad street, for
~ Mm n &c. sfSspr sss &C. e. III IT. i
ne lsl 3 M NAB Snd ,, lsos qisht u 70
80 " DELAWARE 81 w RE pi II "
For New Castle s13 Il, Is a. m, $50 40.
~ For e IeW Ss 2 is ana M. KY ~ R p m
Express for, Dover, Harrington and Del
mar, o.lS, H.. Us q. H., 4.2i p IN, l2ui Eight.
For Harrington and way stations only.
$50 p. m.
Express for wyoming 6.53 D. M
ENpresS for Cape Charles, Old Point
Comfort and Norfolk. 1l.0s a. m. and l20l
night.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For New Castle, 1906 night.
For Cape Charles. Old Point Comfort
and Norfolk, 1901 night.
For Middletown, Clayton. Dover, Wy
oming, FELTON,, Harrington, Bridgeville.
seaford. Laurel. and Delmar. 1901 night.
cD Congressional Limited Express
trains, composed entirely Of Pullman Yes
Thule, .Parlor and Dining Cars. No extra
fare other than the usual Pullman charge.
c) Limited Express trains, composed OF
Pullman Vestlbule Parlor Cars Vestlbuls
Passenger Coaches and Dining Car. No
extra fare.
For further Information passengers are
referred to the ticket agent at the station
s. NJ. PROVOST, j. r. WOOD
General Manager. General Pass ACT
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-29

TRAINS LEAVE DELLA WARE AVENUE
DEPOT EAST HOUND
All trains illuminated with Pintsch Light.
New York, week days. .ao9 a II, IS AZ. .lotl
en-. 'la q, ~ ~ - IS. z "a I'll .. IN.
New York. sundays 's o. = II. III 40 n. m.
Pnilnd.lpi.in tTwcnty-f aurtl and Chest.
mt street-.l week days, '30$ 81, ~, = H.
.iiSl "a .s4S s Is. 45a $50, 30 '7aL 8 u.
n Sundays Y 'se ~ &c 81 Ia, &c. 60 y
IL. 10. III p m.
week d@ya, :so4 . Il, ) Il 10 4ca. n- NV
sanday + =" .sos Tlz Il! 4oa. ~. @la TA
ciiirs-'irER. week dayA 1908. So. III. Ca5
., b8 So q ~. - ~. 10 40 'lG 10 III A. n IN,
1s5. $40. - o., 2 80, 49, q a. sl5. ". III
GHLsll.is sundsys .sos. 'al7 eD. 49,
~ &C: ll.4oa. n, y = ~ IS. 41s. 90 Gs.
Atlantic city. week days. e II. 'l2s,. 'e49
ral. sunaays 'siI.I oo a. NJ. APP. m.
CAPE NAY: week days III a m. 2.49' p
N. sundays. I'll u. IN.
syEST HOUND.
BALTIMORE AID WASHINGTON. '4t5
~ Is y II. M. lie 10 'sU;. aul 's3. 'Gli-5tj
pttp. III.
snnaays, 'li5. J II. g Il a. M, 'i2lG, .2G
baltimore and Way stations a, n. 81
! ,ns. aAtJ,
Kow4rG bel. - II, : l., . 41a m. .laIa.a0l.
: .. - u, %, : i s 5s. ii Top. ia sunIays
AZ. z, : 1, "a M. IL H. SU3'4 81. 10, % u
'tfk. II lU=p. III.
l,utsRufR. > {. M, III y. n. daily
GEiea&p . 4 II. M. = & p. H.. daily.
tlneitidrii Ri:d Il. Eous. IL i6p. III. and
Z t. y. IL. daily
New Urleti,S via Brlstct AMI GhattanoD "a.
6lgp nj. daily. Through sleeper 20 New
sipgery accommodation, il a. M, t0l
.H md IL IL D. IA. daily.
LHnuenbeIg accommodation, week DAYS
~ "a. m, % aud . AZ D. Sundays
ttu Il, IN, . ~ y. m.
Trains leave Mnr,Iet street station for
Eew ork. WneA day = 20 a. IN.
For Philadelphia Week days. q 20 = n
ria, II 30 ii. n, ~ Is p. IN sundays, ~
a. M, tbN. "a. 8 Ii y. III.
Tor PittsEurg aud Chicago, week days, $50
FOR Baltimore. week tla.s. o. .t5O a, M,
III 54U y. ~. Sunday : 81 p. IN.
or lIanucn4etg and Way StRtona week
uays, ~ $ Al i. M -, . I1p, IN. hnndNyA
II u. ~. 10 .. M.
i,enNo Philadelphia tFwentY-IaurtIl and
tLestnui nIruCtni tur " iiuIRgIou. week dat 4,
-. 81, =, . ~ ii g. ~. l.! noon u 81
y 10. u9 10, = 20. 10, 'aU5, . IL, a.. G3I
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sunday, tj,Ii, $40, > ii. Bid, ii IL u. m 70
noon. ! y : ". ) "a. '4oJ. %. 30 = a. -
! IL ~ ana u - u. m.
i.ense Philadelphia RIyvcfnh ana 1Inrkei
klr.rIsl, week days go = -. III u II. IN.
i 'a4b, = = =. M. sundays ~ i IS. ~
h, H., . III - p. IA.
/ I.l' phone, 80. 1913
ttat,s to Western points lower than Vlaauy
/ etiIeI ilnc.
IL A.. CAMPifhll. General ManaEar.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-29
Thought 10 ). IN. ri.l.s.,a r..n,.,,.

New BRUNSWICK, N. j.. April "a. Thrcs
men were arrested hero by Detective OF
yer are believed to have been taken on sns.
piclon Of being concerned in the theft OF
SEQ 900 from the First National bank Of
Plainfleid. Tho men were sent to Jail for
ton days each for vagrenoy bus 1t is be
lieved that this may DO only subterfusc.
The officials decline to throw any light
upon the matter
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-29

very pleasant company assembled at
the residence Of Mr.. Arthur Powell No 10
.. Elaj ton street Oil Thursday evening,
to witness the marriage ceremony OF Mrs,
lowell 8 Eircc. Miss Eleanor 1homas TO
Mir. Henry SMt.h by Roy Mr. Locates OF
Madeiey il. L. hureh AIlss Matte Wat.
sun Wus bridesmaid and Dir Lewis Brad.
way was tho Test man. Mrs,j, W, Jones
played the wedding march. After the
ceremony reception was held. Among
those PRESENT were guests from BGlttm orc
Md FRANKLIN aud Allentown, Pa, Iha brld 0
received many hanlsom3 an usefu
presents MIR. and Mrs. Smith Hilt r9sil Q
III No ~ south Clayton sarest.
Mira Jane Anderson, mother oil George
Anderson was worry Ill yesterday
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-29
Wv ~ 7 ItIJN
THE 1lth DAY OF MAY, 1896


THE nth DAY or MAY, 1896,
at 2 o'clock p. m,
the following described real estate viz:
Those two certain lots and parcels OF
bounded and described as follows' 10 MI VT;
No. J. With a two story frame dwelling
thereon erected, beginning al a point OF
dne northeriy IS slae Of Tenth street at the
uls.amge OF ies test westerly from the
or,b.S ~ i ~ ISptt shfvst tneilce
afornsai3 pa rdet II inrhes ~ Z cor,t,..
thoi ~ Io, ~ ~, ~ rIi 70 LII tt
s,rd " 80 IN nafaiiet Win ienth
sotherIy and NJ narnIa Viii seaft stnet
- leet "a iiV M 70 ny aloresHtu notlh-
Il, ~ y n,ao ~ ~ $3.50 anu ththce
haiu,,fr e Leg 70 t me paS@ 81
thSg may b5aS;,,,t. -
h 40; Z, pe ,l,t ~ corner OF lai IL,
gontba,I sida a. ~ Lyon,att Oh ihe
r3la t' nov i , aHeh ,1 thelGe
at ~ i ~ IN ~ ~ or We
ne nidI@ ~ IN, me- caiIea Vas,,p ea r,raa 70
t5e % y''1 jd,fn Sssty s'ree.,
la1nGe hiollb INC nliidle OF said Ethe
iS 'o,nIttms, ~ u|Gttss gaSt apout % ieel
liiGhes 70 d corhet sthke, thellee ~ me
.iNttuullik iol t'i HI WtlruiS Iasaliei WIN
lhe III ie itSt & at 'n6 aistaitae OF OF
nn, iIu ~ ~ risf asIiss te err rem y
l,stttts y tlt ~ Hstid SUI VI eiilissi-
,i x S'i,is, ~ .iiIi,'V aloiS ~ siis
{nnh,.s u ,hh ME-, TF I,i,'ni ." MN
~ twltilim saiu BOUNDS D. perches OF mud
H. S"dt i', MI ,.'I ~ leas AZ.
nrnpHrtv ~ viiii, II Tnn at'o, 81 {e
1919 y - " i'1"h VI - pilSl, sHiNNlhs
i NOR ana tllitm A. Loner, rNcgu3
,2T o. Mh II - Iohier, deceased; amd
", ni,ttaill i a ~ pt"'9 N'NtSee' anu " ana
c,,,t,r,., ,,,,,, ;S!;,, 1888 Sn,tIni.
Ami - tSt; " '''''''' Is 'o'i' vary
ENl't'' - is'''
SIlERIFt"S SA1.E.-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ 81 Lpvuri Fnrias to mo directed
viii be exposed to public sale al the
Court House. on Marker street. hetyys"t,
q.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-29
\, was. r,acs,.,ca, A.. ~.

- IL Was q Tochnfcai AssA uifs
offieer Rheinholtz found Sam uel Thorn.
a. beyond Eleventh street bridge begging.
He was fined 99 and coats for vagrancy
By Judge Ball this morning, When ssarch-
ed at the city hall Sergeant Welsh found
aIevolver In hts inside pocket. On this
charge he was held In 800 ball for the
upper court.
afternoon. for begging money to buy o
pair OF shoes with, by ofiicsr keleher. he
will spend twenty days In New Castle jail
or pay 81 and costs,
Edward Beck was one OF party OF
young men who called names and threw
bricks on King stle,t at Jacob Cromar.
Officer Lyons FELT that there 10 consider
able trouble received by the officers from
the young men who congregate on the
corner at DR.. N B. Mofrlson's. Beck is
enc OF the gang IS and cost was the rate
for the fun.
When the case Of II. W. johnson.
charged with assault on Emma Moore.
was called MIR. Hayes entered q plea OF
technical assault. Neither the prosecut-
Ing witness nor the defendant believed
that there was any harm Intended Hands
were laid on. however fine OF 50 and
costs was imposed.
Isaac Anderson. youth OF is years OF
age, was charged with assault and battery
on John HYDE on last Thursday evening.
From the evidence of Hyde II appeared
that on that night he was watching the
freight at the wreck OH the railroad and
Anderson came along and was taking
peanuts. He drove the boy away and was
called bad names and cursed. He came
back again and Hyde struck him in the
face. Anderson then borrowed knife and
stabbed Hyde In the right arm. Dr.. Draper
put two stitchcs In the cut.
Judge Ball in pronouncln sentence said
that the boy had gone on the property OF
the railroad company and was taking
what did not belong to him. Tho watch.
man had the right to uss force to dive
the boys away. Then tho boy stabbed him.
II this blow had resulted fatally it would
then be muir der. $50 and costs wa the
line imp osed
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-29

MONTGOMERY, April ga severe wind
storm passed over Showdown, ton miles
south of here, doing great damage On
Joseph Calloway's farm house was blown
down aud its occupant, Bryant Arlington
negro, was killed PARTICULARS are
meager but IL is feared there are casual
ties III the neighborhood. Tho storm was
accompanied by terrific downpour Of hail
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-29

clerk employed In ex.Mayor Stuarrs
book store in Philadelphia. has confessed
to having tapped The money drawer. lie
said he used the money stolen to keep up
a prohibition paper that was being pub.
lished u. a loss. This Is one OF the worst
we ever heard Of. Fighting the liquor
traffic with paper kept up with stole IL
money. Surely reEormers do not always
reforn
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-29

the Easton jill awaiting reaulsitlcn pa
pers for the murder Of Mrs. Ray Black
well OF PhlipshIrE \ j., cut his throat
with razor on Sunday night.