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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-07-06

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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-09

Delawareans are always great on con.
vioting colored men who violate the law.
II white man votes twice or oftener and
Is arrested he Ia protected. II convicted
he is pardoned by the Governor. That ID
the way criminals ware formerly treated.
Now thank God II these men violate the
Jaw hereafter and IRE sentenced to term
In New Castle jail they will serve their
time out by the grace OF Governor MarvlI
1hings will change politically In DaiI-'
ware in the next four years and whith
ballot box suffers. repeateIs and FOUNDERS
will have to eXsrCtss a littls more carr
than they have done at the elections In tho
past. How about tho men who were con.
vlcted and sentenced for violating tito
gamblin laws? How about the men wuo
were sentenced for Gel tain other ofIensas
who were pardoned out OF Now Castle
jail by Governor Reynolds; How mary
OF these men were colored! The Every
Evening gets into one OF Its Thuradhy
spasmodio spasms aud g,vss its readers
quite leader on the conviction OF Call-
well. II Caldwell registered twice he
should be punished, hut so should hum
dreds OF the other white men who voted
the Dem ocratlc ticket at tho election 10
November last.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-09
SATURDAY. rEnRrAnyo, 1895.


We think the weather we are now ex-
perlencing must be equal in severity to
any produced by the old time winters
which occurred In the present century.
We can remember the winter of 1881,
whom tho snow drifted over the fence tops
and lay on the ground for wesks. In 1886
snow fell in the early part OF February,
after tho sun had bean obscured for full
week, t. the depth of two or three feet
making good slelghing In Chester county
Ion Six weeks aud some Of 1t remained
along the woods until the middle OF
April. In lSiS tue winter was very cold,
the rivers being frozen to u great depth
and the p, W. Il b. railroad Company
laid their rails on the Ice and Ian their
oars across the Susquehanna for several
weeks In 1855 enow fell In February
which blocked the roads SO as TO reader
them impossible for nearly q week. III
1850 the weather was also very cold. Oh
the 18th OF March, lsss, the great blizzard
occurred that caused so much suffering
In various sections OF our country. Thb
railroads were blocked. and a collision
occ urred on the p, ". g. d. Railroad
between Juetison and West streets. I'd.
1uring several persons and killing Mt.
Brinton and Mr.. Black. We do not re.
member, however, any colder weather
than We are now experiencing,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-09

How many of our citizens favor tho pas
sage OF bill by our Legislature for the
building Of q State Penltentiary. We
would like TO publish list OF the names
of our Gl.izens who are in favor OF Its
passage. There Is no doubt but that
such an institution is needed In every
State In the Union. and particularly in
Delaware. AT the rapid rats at which cur
prison at New Castle IL filling up some
thing has got to be done and that very
quickly. Our prisoners should be male
to work while serving out their trims In
jail and at the same time allow tina prison.
srs to make a trille for themselves to be
paid them at tho end Of their term. Tho
State can well Afford the outlay ami theu
have a few dollars left over in the S tate
Treasury. The Oily, II any, opposition
urged against tho bill Will be by the citi.
zeus OF Kent and Sussex counties. We
don't think, though that there will be
any serious objection 70 the Legislature
passing such Il bill for the buldlng OF
penltentihry. Ihe commissioners named
seem to be fair ana re5poHsbls persons.
The Board will CONSIST, no drawn up OF
Blx men and three women, two men and
ono woman from cach county. Let US
have the ponttsntiarv,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-09

When such a widely. known public man
as A. b Woud Deputy Mar hal OF West
indianapolis, Ind. MAKES statement, the
world know that 1t ia true--that he means
every word or 1t. Mr.. Wood resides at OIL
Marion Ava, West Indiantpolls, Ind. tie
has been cured by tho great medicine, DR..
Greene's Nervura blood and nerve rem.
edy from utter nervous prostration and
exhaustion. He deems the cure most
wonderful. and the medicine which cured
him most wonderful remedy He Ia
aGxioGs therefore TO tell the world OF his
remarkable restoration to health and to
thus lead others 10 health by the use of
the same grand remedy.
Il had been trouh0d said Mr.. Wood.
TOR twenty years with nervousness.
heart diseaso and gastric cutarriI of tho
stomach ending two years ago with a
comrlete prostitution and was taken to
my tel.
Il was under the care OF two eminent
physicians. Finally through friend /
was induced TO try Dr. Greene's Nervura
blood aud nerve remedy.
After taking ono bottle began to I'M
prove AMI after using three bottles, my
usual health was rHsto red. l can now eat
anything set before ma. l have gHiuei
so pounds in flesh. now weighing 1856
pounds,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-09

"My kwiIe is similarly diseased and Is
now taxing DIR. Greene's Nervura blood
and neryo remedy, SO far with beneficial
results.
"lhus knowing by personal experience
the great value OF this grand medicine /
write his that others. WHO have similar
troubles. may be induced to try Dir.
Grsene'a Nervura blood and nerve rene.
dy and be cured
People who are sick or alling In any
way make u serious TnisLIiks II they de-
lay moment longer TO use his without
doubt, greatest IN edlcal discovery ever
made. Even II you hive been dsdppoint-
ell becanse other medicines failed we
promise this remedy Will cure.
II 10 not a patent med cine, but the pre-
scrip ion OF the most successful living
specialist In curing nervous ana chro mic
diseases, Dr. Greene of So West l4th St,
New York City. lie has the largest prac.
tire in the world. and this grand medical
discovery Is the result of his yatt exper.
tenc". The great reputation of Ur. Greene
10 guarantee that his medicine will cure,
anu the fact that he can he consu tied by
anyone at any time free of charge. per-
socially OF nv letter. gives absolute as4ur
ance Of the beneficial action OF this won.
derful medicine
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-09


Tha President announced yesterday that
arrangements had been made to borrow
soa. 10000 tor the purpose Of raising the
gold reserve to sloo. 600 900. Al least one
half the amount Is to be obtained from
sbroad. II 1t had not been for the tariff
reform movement this loan would not
have been required. az the failure to OBJ I.
tain sufficient revenue TO meet the ex-
penses OF the Government. Is the true
cause Of all our financial difficulties.
Carlisle predicts a surpiu. OF revenue
in short time, and should he be right all
will see that neither cheap silver OF paper
currency was the cause OF the depletion OF
the reserve fund. It's to DO hoped that
men will gain wisdom by experience. and
shape their expenditures to suit their In.
comes. In that Case there will be no
trouble with their creditors as only per,
sons and governments are forced to bor-
row money who are daily and monthly
expanding more money than they receive.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-09
Dr HLIc SALE

lie sui sor.brrabout to relIaqaish farming
wiil Ell ~ pub ie stit' at BuweisYEIe. ned
ItUn nun rel neE, on
Tut kSnAf, FEBRUARY Il, 1895
At O'Clock p M. sharp.
the following deserlb. proper Y, tn wit,
hurs" years old. WEI Urokcn - fine
young huise. leau OF AIT o.
%, 1, II tuii Jegsey COW with calf by her
side coming years iii. VIII lulIs up to ctlv.
Ing very pue casy.
No ., sui b.ei Jersey COW. mil!Stug now,
VII %. "a III UaIt NJ yrh old gives
mix l"til she rHiy $ II very NEE COW
No. = a yrHie - rEFy, yUmIIg > Sears old
caiAed last lnti. is nuw mIlAins, Is OF nue 70
and u goo mlkcf.
helers vi tient are tuurouVhbrel I.r-
sieF he'iurs, 60 zstBB years Old "a / co. AN d
API- ucNt. gfH l. DER c. heller Cuuitiy .
Years OLD in August
+ ruiug iuutieueUts ure al nearly new
havlug been uuu .ll' wi hIu tue Htsl years
Itlid COHst-i as tul =t,gs:
IIuN pa ut Ixie, uursn larn wfrgou, /
l.hOF-e wagon, VITA spTid.s, iIlaThet wdvo =
brhorur uiuleI. wUul lNUNet. NTNa, u.s.,
!-horsr pluw, hay ri--cr, IIli.atIlor stool
Ia ro", % on ssRH culuvtt1r, a truck ur.
Tow. 4 u NnCT seCH SUNUT. iIHn ia Ner /
sc way lhhThts7= 81 Piuw harness. TAN
hiii col + wsrz#h rtlIt rHup .EnI Il yat.
Ton "il th'h " III ruiup aud uIAIy otaer art.
ties nol cnumeratel.
Gond luus 81 sate-All sums Of ~ and IN.
der n~h, urer a. hfnpl.t aleih gT ten
Inuurns w' re ttNen Uy the pIr zsii.,ssr n "a i,
btnHaDle no " WITH an approved en- !grser.
Iht lesl ttpm IA u per seit. III TT sash
IN ctsi' s4ln5. lliE u Ettf JDNLs.
a. l. swain, Act j. W. Bursis e. rtN
f5-4td--tw
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-09

Among the many almanles which have
reached our taUie mono IA brighter than
that of the Ghtea 20 Daily News. To
ali Americans P2it.ehl register ID a
boon and the News has Deeu o4lai to the
occasion In its iss45 OF It's eleventh. Vol
ume. Il Is replete wi.l everything Inter.
estihg and Ia sign OF the marxsd pro.
gress Of the News
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-09

AN intel lgent gentleman In conversa.
tionwtth several other gen tIemen the bthes
afternoon In an up town real estate Lrok.
efs Office Insisted that gas descen led
and Old not rise to tue surface. liz SAID
he guessed lie knew what hs was talking
about And lie was a school teacher once.
too. DoyR, what say you, does gas at ceud
or desCend2
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-09

Capt. G L. Pointer conductor an the
Atlantic and Danylls railroad nytng a.,
West Norfolk. Va. says he has sufterei
for six weekB with running sores on MA
Aaneo' ~ lou caIootio save aud many
gtheI teneules Win ilttIe or no effect
He ried Quratol and Ia one week Haac com.
PIE " cured. ne considers Qarato The
best remedy Tor running sores.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-09

Ill lie SOld ut public sale at the Court
House In the ciy OF Wilmington, Dei., on
WEDNESDAY, FEB. - 1874
At IL o'clock a. m.,
One OF the hand -omest small farms in Ches-
ter Co., Ia. II is 81 uated at tairv:Ile, was
formerly the old ShHrpless homestead, and Is
now occupied 10y joseph Fulmer. FairvIl. c
Is II beautiful VILLAGE. mt mites from Will
lnIngtUn, on the p:ke Trading from the loTuOr
TO " est Chester aud kennetl square, whiuu
Is II most popular drive at all lines OF the
station OH the Central II. r. nhd Quo miIe
from CoZzart station on tbr ". ~ y. f. T..
and dir, Ct y on the prospective trully line
from Wilmington TO KrnnGLt square The
tmproVruo Is are a large "ud mmodinu 5
brick iuanslon coniaiuing 20 rooms with
madern city conrenience4 such as hot and
co water BATH, ladies toilet roous water
81 stlS nc. Nnter FROM d never falling
spring OF water furnisnei from u ram direct
TO tank. piazza SURROUNDS three ucs Of
the house Of the most substantial buld and
large size, will accommodate ANA seat 90 per-
sons beautiful shaded lawn ADDS to the
comfort. aud makes this property valuable as
Cuuntry seat II has II br cH barn anu sta
bnng for ~ head OF horses. and all other OUT
burdings. The turn conta MS ~ acres OF II G
titlltC una exceptionally fertile land, divId-
ed fntO ok netla. rHrrc unuerlies til is farm
an ineKhaustible d pos OF feldspal winch
cuHl lie put III the market a. 81 All expense.
This rUpcrty IL valuable for summer esi-
deuce. bUhrlluz hoIse, nOtol or school, on uc-
count OF the high lctatloh. 20 d water aud
Tres air and It's close proximity o the city,
being 10 MINI ,es ride to Broad 5 rBoI station.
Fol particulars and terms inquire OF
u. H. WAhD, Attorney
w. A. Hukill. Ancuoneer. fvtd-w
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-09

Captain ]. u. EidrldGe who had taken
the three mastsd schooner Dallas Mar.
Vi OF Delaware. TO Petersburg Va, alter
tyinR the schooner M to the wharf mys.
bsHOJely disappeared. Governor Mhrvll
aseom ng Alarmed at not hearing from
lie tapLaln. tslrgrhphed, ASKING for his
rhsrenbouts, The captain turned up and
anss9{red the telegram.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-09
DEGIsTER's oRDEt
n REGIS FEkS OFFICE
NV CASTLE COUNTY. nEI-,
1

d EGIsTERs oRDEn
II REGISEERS OFFICE.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. DEL,
FEBRUARY 4. l59h
Upon the application OF William +. Taylor.
Ad .l..h4stI.lGT Il :. Jnn W Taytor. Iaie al
" hiie Gay Cree, hundred In said eoun y
dec a-ed II Is ordered ANA directed by the
heRisie. that the AdEini-ira or tforesati
R'ts Loti'e OF granting II letter. OF ADMIN
Isifdt:on upon the estate at tue dncea>eI
Will tie date OF q ahtinR thereof, by caus.
l..g advent Sc .uenIs TO ne posted with fortJ
DAYS fTcm the dat of sucn letters In SIX OF
TIL most pa lie places Uf the county OF New
Castle, requiring all pea sons having demands
against the estate 70 prese I tue came or
aDide by an act of Assembly IN such cnss
mate AMI provi led Mud ais cause tue same
10 Inserted WITHIN the came period IN tho
DAI hEPEBiICAH. a wepdper published
IN Nllmin gton Del, and 10 be continued
therein three weeAs 20. o. d.
Tween under the hand and Seal OF
8. S oihce OF tbs he4ister aforesaid at
- Wilmington, in New Cnstie County
aforesaid toe dal d ye,ruo 70 wrIiten.
j. W LklNs CUOCH, register.
NOTlGE-Noti"ri "a hereby given thar lot.
terra OF admin .strttion weTC due form OF
law ian ed unto tho Undersigned. on the
@lh DAY OF r. bl uaTy. a. H., ~ and that
all persons havI ei lms against the esiat
OF The deceased must present Tue same duly
attested. 10 the eaid A mlnistrAtor on or
before The stu day # February, 1,y5 or
abide the Vet OF Assembly IN SUCH case made
sad provided.
WILLIAM r. TAYLOR
Administrator.
address harshallton. Del. f. 3w-e-o.d
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-09

NV" crumbs OF pFend to tas spuIrows
'e'' "io''''ns' Ivory Lous" kseper can
thus help to Aeeptne lltle sparrows from
starving during tins snow storm. Beeds
Of kindness live utter us.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-09

Nj ollCE - sch COL directors meeting,
Az seconl me sting of so o | directors VII
&c he'd IA ntrevl,ie ttaii Chrlstiana hun
pred Co.. February l4th. ut = p. m Ali
pteres ed in changes in the scliouI laws
$40 tld attend. WILLS PAssAbHE sec
te-etd-ltw p, u. Fairy Vile. Pa
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-09
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY Is. 1895,
Al 10 n,aIorR m ebn,n


head OF good warR or driving horses one of
ihr'n "a" ccl"nra o. standard tired stnnion
F.hNtiue 10 II sorrel ~ hands b On. 5 years
Oh iuil p"dIRre FURNISHED Oh d1y Of sale.
One i"hre ~ LOAF by the AZ Ye.a colts. = aud
SAcars Q. s'rei ~ I5envcnge.
h"Ji o. mii"h eBws jersey stock; some
Ettz!h& pthsrs sprtIgiug. brifers ] yeur-
ttP ouli, enws. win pi $. gs0d siocE Is
tnlfn' PIymuut,I houk hlCkrHS
''efiuAt town wagon. ! surrey | buggy l
M" wagon ltrH wagon, uUIse cart. sEriBA-
H. thiue p'ows- hdrruws TU,itr Now.
M tnarh'h r#uEer. tUrGs. IhAss aai e..
nay Gutter ii hpFst D Iwcr. haTuess dpEs
. single, carr lte uuriess wig u. cart,
ana plO" harness. slel- b, eikn be. g ami
fa@s, TOYS 81 is,. In he &c ho.6e j cord Of
wHn III inc woOd- rurn by &c uusbe Earn
to5der hv the buntle. wbeHt D. tae grcuai
b"uschOll Guods-t suites o, beItrc 'ut.
hl'Nre suite al pttl furniture. Brus.et
an1 'nTrt', carpets pIarO. chairs ana.
ron sdoE nul tongs one large hHok.eAse
with VHluhh collection o hUGk-, aagoSj
us new. Also Cuok steve tixtuI j & ,t,bsu
II eHali' Alsarhe m Tx route l. gel ber with
the cans Jnrs, serving cans e. cane atc
Tue above VIII positively be solJ without
Terms OF Sale-All sums OF [2a) do..ars am
less ci'sh; on al sun over tar amount a
credit OF months Will lie given by the bur.
chaser wing II bankub,e II ne with an ap.
proved endorser, interest ADDED.
ALLEN SMITH.
Administrator of Harry l.. Wood, DC.
l.. W. Stidhaln u Son, Aucts. fats
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-09

For pure milk and cream, go to 402 West
IL street. delivered In jars and cans to all
parts of the city. LMH KRAUss.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-09
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W3{tNSV Nov. IL. 1884


DEPOT EAST HOUND
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PS,,oas,pa,n trwpen ut and ohs..-
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New orlemns via Bristol anl CHATTANOOGA,
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GAYS 70, y 80 II. III. : ~, 4Vp. IN. Sundays
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a. M. . A. - p. III,
Telephone, No. lJi.
Rates 10 Western points lower than via any
sthei line.
G % SUuIL. General Passenger Agent
X. Il. LAMPhEiL. ueuerai Manaser.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-09

Clay worsteus. long cutaways TO order
$50 Person. the tailor. gil Market st.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-09
A pMINisIRATehis SALE

Viii be sold al pnb ic sale at the late residence
II nhrry l.. " oud.# ON the bCuee..ut farm
On the Lancasfcr pike. mica from city OF
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-09
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-29

The start will be made off Sandy Hook
for Scotland Lightship, the preparatory
signal being given at IL a. m.
Course No. (letter C.. From the start
ing line TO and around mark ten miles
10 windward or TO leeward and return,
leaving the mark on the starboard haud.
Course No letter ID. From the start
ing line eight miles 10 and around
mark; thence eight miles to and around
a second mark, and thence eight miles to
finish line, turning the marks on the
outside OF the triangle TO port or star
board, according as the yachts are sent
around.
Starting and finish lines will be be-
tween a point of the committee boat in
dicated by white flag and the mainmast
OF the lightship. These lines will be at
right angles with the outward and home
courses, respectively.
III the sail Ia TO be twice over, two red
balls Will be displayed vertically, and i'm
turning the lightship II must be left on
the same hand as the other mark or
marks
Compass course will be signaied before
the preparatory signal Is made.
Ats O'Clock Defender was taken I'm tow
by the Hattie Palmer, and left her moor
ing. and little later the Nigiant fol-
owed. The club topsail. which Defender
carried when she started away, was the
same small one that she had in the race
with Nigilent a week ago. and from this
IT was iudgeo that Captain Hsh was Of