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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-30

The bill to increase the salaries OF
our State Judiciary fixes the compensa-
ton of the Chancellor and Chief Justice
at %, 900 each, of the Associate Justices
at 81, 800 each, with $500 additional to
the Chancellor and the Associate for
Kent County, for preparing reports Of
decisions. These are not high salaries
compared with those paid in other
States, but they will do pretty well
when we consider the amount OF labor
performed, and the number Of our PEG.
pie.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-30

VIZ hnvA ban infhrmed bv fhOoo In.
that therc IL nothine political
-h.ss~., N ths mn heSore thu Iesisla-
~. svt.rdinc ~ limita Of thu city 40
- Nc-.h-e.t-.ra :. n fave an An.
S.-.cr r;Il~ ~ Silverhrook that NO
49, I'D vh.ssve, 4 to ~ formed and
th.t the Object Il merely 70 control the
,.-,r. ont M est.hiishing the grades
osths .trsat. "a thev extend In that di.
sscsson Ths nsv RaIumore g. Phila.
dsIrh,. R.isroad r.ssss THROUGH that
s.ct,on and n the citv does NOT sssume
,out~ri ovs, tha .trsst croaainas. there
m.v - sc,na trouhle in the future. II
T. ,sr-s.srtsa th.t the neople Who reside
On ~ rrorosaS man annex arc renerslly
~ a. ~ go - hs;rs hroncht vithin the
c;.v I;m,ts that thew NAV have the
hsvst;t ~ 20 vatar and notice. The ex-
tsr.;on "a ars Informed Il not 10 take
A. psSa,.,. .ra R.rcrost,s Ranks and
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-30

LATE reports from the bedside Of
General Grant show that the great mill
tary leader Is soon to meet the enemy
he cannot conquer, and as he draws
nearer to the last battle ground, the
great American heart draws closer
to him. None need envy the feeling,
the impulse, the nature OF the man
who cannot sympathize with the Gen.
in his last struggle.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-30
WANAMAKER'S.

wares.
Why not sell extravagant
things Of use and beauty for
the use, and forgetthe beauty?
We delight to toss in beauty.
as if it were made for those
who dare not think Of beauty.
Crystal, opal, turquoise,
blue, pink, amber, topaz,
ruby, green. Such are the
colors that meet the eye be-
fore hall these things are
opened.
Dainty tumblers, pitchers,
carafes, 6nger-bowls, berry
bowls, ice-pails, ice-cream
trays, cologne bottles, num-
berless other things Of use in
beautiful forms.
Vases. That single word
may stand for beauty disdain-
full of use.
We estimate the average
value Of the 1000 pieces
singly at 60 cents. We sell
them at I5-not literally fif-
teen-at an average OF IS
cents. Now, careless rea-
der, don't despise a little
beautiful trifle among these
things because we mark it l
cent especially don't get
mad because a $40 piece
isn't marked IS cents
Northwest co rner Of the store.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-30

pobLiC SALE-WILL BE SuLD AT
pubic sale, at the residence Of the sub
scriber, near Newport, on ~ wv QUIZ
TUESDAY, MARCH 81, 1885.
at clock, p. H.,
One good driving mare,8 years cid: ona
good COW, 2 nice shoats, a lot Of chiok ans '"'
t nearly new market dearborn, i doctor
R VII tnra IN good repair; large carriage,
power thresher and cleaner, sets of s,nyia
n ~ ra one set Of double harness. cart
large nshing seine. drag net, ! BLOCK an
s Jackie, igood roller. for farmers; 2 buttep
T ~, ~ butter tub, lot Of cider barrels a
nav y, 'vf n ana shovels, 10 To 20 tons Of good
farm bell. Terms at sale. eAs ""'
wyY JOHN BRADFORD.
MIN, huct. ml9!2tWkltd
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-30

DUBLIO SALE-l WILL SELL AT
j public Pale, on the farm known rs the
Webb farm, Just outside Of the city limits on
the Lancaster pike, opposite Mr.. John
Tstem's farm, on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL l, 1885,
at ! O'Clock, p. m,
~ Es Al a az s goss, x S5a r'0'
ko.2. Gray mare. Kate, o years old, good
worker or driver. The above pair would
make a good large match pair Of coach
horses.
No. .. Bay horse, Harry, good draft horse,
No !. Bay horse. Harry, COED driver or
NOS large roam horse, 10 years old,
good worker.
Nc. .. DICK, large black horse, years old,
No. !. Tom. sorrel horse, years old,
No. 5. Gray mare. Kate, IL years old coed
No. .. sorrel: stud. Joe. 10 years old, good
No: 10, Fannie, maze, oyears old, good
No. II. Big jim, black horse, excellent
draught horse, years old.
.u Tsc tons su Il Sf Ss BAY ssIy new n
cars, built BY U. Wooiman, sgood double
carts, 10 dirt carts, nearly new, / low fiat
wagon for hauling safes, lot Of chains, lawn
mower etc. One dray, large stone truck,
timber wheels, good hmiiy Carriage. ium,
Der wagons, 2 sets Of carriage harness, large
wagon, sets OF lead gears, 10 sets Of cart
gears, sets OF double harness, plough. col.
lars, brides, blankets, and many other arti.
cles.
TERMS.-Ail sums under s2b cash; all
oven 40 and under $50. q credit Of 8 months
ell owe $50 and under $780, credit OF q
months; all over $lbO, credit Of months,
by giving bankable note with approved in.
dorser. M. M. CHILD,
| Agent TO effect the sale.
l.. W. Stidham Son Auct's ml2-otd-Wts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-30
Dow N ON Boeeher.

The Central Presbyterian, published
at Richmond, Va, declares that Rev.
Henry Ward Beeeher has bad face,
and says there is very little differ
ence between Kim and Robert j.
Ingersoll. Indeed, 1t gives Ingersoll
credit for openness and fairness, saying
that he hoists the deaths head and
crossbones Of the pirate, while Beecher
makes q fierce and blasphemous assault
on the churches, and evangelical the.
ology under the christian flag, attired
In priestly robes. Beecher is certainly
cratic, but this attack upon him will
have but little more influence than the
scratch Of pin on the hide Of a rhi
noceros. Any one who could survive
the scandals he has passed through
and the odium Of some of his political
speeches, must be invulnerable, and
the Presbyterian had better save its no
shot for some other subject, II it ex
poets to accomplish anything.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-30
Assig nment.

Jacob Swayne. whose farm lies on
the Kenneth pike. adjoining the State
line, has made an assignment to Robert
l.. Walter for The benefit of his credi.
tors, and the farm and personal property
will be sold at public sale on the 16ti
of April.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-30

JEFFERSON DAVIS is said to be
lying dangerously i'll at his residence,
Biloxi, Mississippi. We may yes see
the National Capital draped in mourn
ing and the war department closed out
of respect to the memory Of the rich
traitor, as the Interior Department was
closed last week out Of respect to the
memory Of Jacob Thompson, q former
Secretary Of that department, but who
stole $500 900 Of the Indian Trust fund
when he resigned and went to Canada
to organize parties to burn northern
cities with Greek fire during the re.
bellion,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-30

The steamer Wilmington will resume
her trips to- morrow between this city
and Philadelphia, and as the weather
is becoming pleasanter, travel ON the
river will be more popular. For par.
ticulars rec adv
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-30
New Sewing Machine ONCE.

In few days Samuel Speakman,
late agent for the Singer Sewing
Machine Company in this State, will
open an Office at No. 10 East Seventh
street, for the sale of the new Howe
and Crown Sewing Machines.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-30

ONLY think OF it Flowers beauti-
full in market on Saturday, POLITICALLY
described in the REPUBLICAN in the
evening, and before twelve hours the
earth covered with snow. No more
fower poetry. We didn't think 1t
would have such an effect as that.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-30
C1gAra, cigars.

Try the celebrated La Importance
8 cent cigar, hand made, long filler.
and all the leading Philadelphia brands
OF cigars in stock. Also fine imported
cigars. George P. Luckman, 819 Mar.
ket street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-30
WANAMAKER'S.


PHu.ADnrzIA. March 80. 1854
Have dress cloths fallen 7
No; but three wonderful
things have happened here.
Cloths haven't fallen, we say,
because there's no fall OUT
side. Nowhere else are dol
lar ladies' cloths sold for Isl
cents but we are selling tons
Of Internationally tons Of
them Fifty different colors
and mixtures; best dollar
cloths. They haven't ceased
to be dollar cloths for they
bring a dollar everywhere
else, wherever they are. ST.
50 for six yards.
Plaids Of a similar cloth,
dollar plaids for rs cents !;
fifteen color-varieties, as
pretty as any; not quite so
wide, 5o-inch. AS unex-
pected as the ladies'-cloths.
: Still another. Plaids and
stripes and clouds and mix
lures all in one; all these
without pattern, law or Or
der; twenty varieties. more
perhaps; $I.25 for 81.
What makes these three
events here peculiarly strange
is that they happen only here.
They are very big events.
By far the biggest is the dol
lar ladies'.cloth !or rs cents.
Southeast from tie center.
The coming black silk
Faille Franchise is a double
gros-grain, or treble or quad
ripple ; a rib two Or three or
four times as large. That's
the difference, to describe it;
but it's a radical difference,
even in look. Better SEE it.
$3.50, SI.75, So, $2.25,
81 50 and So.
Southwest from the center.
The best news in shawls
is in Deccas.
1903 Chestnut, second floor. Take car
Ladies' printed choker
collars, 8 cents.
At the center Of the store.
Easter cards and tokens,
booklets and books.
With Books, near the Thirteent tn street
door. Basement, G 10 TO g 10.
Boys shirt-waists OF the
"Star" make are exactly
right, as everybody knows.
They are worth more than
Others Of like materials, be-
cause they are sure to fit,
while others may fit. But
we sell them as low as others.
For example, American per-
Gale, 60 cents and 81 4;
French, SI.35; white muslin
with linen collar and cuffs
o5 cents and ST.; all-linen
$3.50.
These are the shirt.waists
to buy; though we have
others.
East of Arcade. 1911 Chestnut.
! What sort OF carpets arr
people buying9 Not tn
same as usual. Elsewher,
the season hasn't begun yet
/, People come in for ingram
: find tapestry a quarter low
r er, and buy tapestry. Other
Z come for tapestry, find Br,ls
r sells lower, and buy Brussels
Money that comes for Brus
sells buys Moquette. An
nobody goes away becaus
+ he can't put all his menev !,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-30
Attire Bee Hive,

Immense Bargains in cor
sets and DRESS GOODS
for this week. One lot of
SOC. corsets, not a full line OF
sizes, to be closed out at Csc.
each. lot better ones all
sizes 3oc. As a big drive we
will sell our 75c. one for this
week at soc.
We are selling the best
|COLORED CASHMERE
at 25c. ever placed on a coun-
ter. Two bales brown mus
lin yard wide at 6 cents, you
would think cheap at 7c.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-30
DR.. SIM
VEGETABLE PILE oItl
THE PERFDCTiso.rv vol
.r.NuIND'6 FANv

III ny ttt0r ~
Tho most famous y, ,s ass Of ~
No gripipg, siot T'ssy DO ~
s sn' oosliye. They top SS,dnusJh T
liver and act on the soomaplsliL,!
sxin. curing l liver S sss' psllp1
neuralgia. = hnsScli, rld.
s ssv:r or cumc sgus, eo1 uiiA "
YEA, vssfness, loss q a. " snslat
splendid i fos wsss1, hs.lG;Es /
s - xSi AID rscomGsspDSSiP ~
eSs incest a purgstIvss o., sp II ~.
nv sc,ne e'' elegantly s slg in%a
Sop family boxes Elm, NJ dsslS,
mail. sold By y I'D I2
main depot. fOui and y No y
mington, psi'' anu Il
Philadelphia l
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-30

Howell q Bros Philadelphia make of
VIII papers at Resin & Bros.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-30

PoBLlC SALE OF GOOD FURNI
av., lure: VIII be sold at No. 9io Delaware
TUESDAY, MAkCH slst,
att O'Clock, sharp,
bd ,ai, set 81 dining room furniture. side
cSsirs n 1ssl Top, 14ft. extension table. q
Y ! All, refrigerator, the above is solid ash.
! me walnut office desk and revoiv,nI;
S Sas solid walnut chsirs, hall fprpitu ~
n ,,s,, TACK chairs, etc. Bed room farnitnra
c,Is i SCI sot OF china, ell kinds Of Kitchen uten.
v ,,rnn s"e many other articles. The aboya
FOR further particulars see e''u ofoer'
"-'' l.. W.STipHAM 4 SON. Aucts.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-30

DUBLIO SALE-THE SUBSORIBki
4 Intending TO quit the dairy business
Will Soil at public sale on tho jackson Inn
farm, Lancaster pike and DuPoni's road
Christiana Hundred, u lie from Whining.
MONDAY, MAROH 80. 1885,
at O'Clock, p. m,
Six head Of good driving horses. ~
NO. !. Sorrel Moscow mare. lady 9H
m. years old, kind and gentle, fearless Of
steam, and can tr0t y mile In 2.t6,
NO. z. Bay horse George, 7years old. n
lady. - ="
No. 8. Gray horse Rock, s years old.
WORK anywhere, and solid chunk.
No. 4. Black horse Nathan, 10 years old
first-clase driver.
hrst- class driving horse.
NO. o: Brown mare Nellie, Q years old.
mare. ee
seven head Of COWS, some with calves nv
their rides. one, thoroughbred Alderpey'
two-year-old heifers, springing TO calf.
ioui.months old calves, one thoroughbred
Aiderney, one thoroughbred durham
WAGONS 3buggies Of the best build. az
good as new ! milk wagon, new last tall .
| skeleton wagon, with spar spring Ger.
mantown wagon, basket phReton, as 0ood
ss new ! horse cart, 2 sieighs, one as xood
as new sets Of single carriage harnefs ,
sess OF lead harness. set Of cart hsrnt q. col.
LATE, o. ioles, and many other articles too te.
dlous to mention. w
l CONDITIONS OF SALR: Sums Of $40 and
under, cash over that amount a credit ~ i
months will be given By the purchaser CIV.
'hk b oankapie note with approved endorssr
L. W. stidhsm a Son. Auet's. missteod
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-30

- : 1aEG rat;Ss!h 3 ili N!
,Is:,, s 90 ''s = !; ~, &
' ais. 4. J. ooS"'"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-30

JOHN WANAMAXER.
Chestnut Thirteenth and Market
streets. and City-hall square.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-14
WHAT THE Motions DRINK

il il estimated thel n The worlds annual
production OF beer we're sold ct five cents
a mig Il would amount 10 more than s.
500 coo 600. The United States in
e, the sixth nation in the consumpt;ou Of
bssr thu aIsysn,b in the c~opspmn,;on of
sr;,;,s and the seventh in the communion
of vips The Unted Kiugdom leads the
world in the beer manufacturing industry
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-14
SPGEaw.

A few partisan Republican papers IN
this State are trettlng md tuning as II
their hearts would break, about seeking 10
prevent the confirmation of Collector Nc
GsAws appointment BIT they make
themselves seem ike Don QrIIoTE lighting
the wiudmills, aud they had better save
their breath
They charge Mr.. McGEAw with die.
honesty. But nearly every public man,
10 natter how pure his character. srouses
the a~nimosities of his enemies, and ramors
So to his alleged c~orruptness are circulated.
Il every man should be excluded from
oIcs whose integrity Is attacked there
could not he found IN oil this broad land
enough men who could ruu the gauntlet
~uuscsthed among the herd who would pull
them down. and could be eligible to Office
on such o condition.
Euowiug this propensity among men the
Government q: Washington has always
made it s rule 10 pay 20 attention TO the
noauug rumors about the character ofcGu.
d.dstes. To sttsmp. to ferret ont the truth
Ct ruuors would Involve the Administrs,
uou in endless complications and the
wheels o. government would be clogssd
and it would become to G great extent a
tribunal tor the hearing OF the petty spites
o. men. The Administration, then, sP-
points men, who, from the recommends.
lions received, ere sdjudged the 6tles;. ard
The officials ;hus appointed are expected to
hold their positions drr,uz the term unless
they viola's their trus,s.
The courts are open to sll who know
anything about Mr.. McGRAw alleged dis,
honesty. Tiers is the place for these Dis
gruu,led Republicans TO bring up their
charges. If hey can there prove that
what they say about Mr. McGRAw IS true,
the .sw Will &C, and also the Administra.
lion Can see that sp improper man has
Oeeh appointed. Bur they may get their
aagers burnt by fooIug with these rumors.
and they had better save their breath and
give tbs people q rest.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-14
HE SULTAN AnU>Es FAvORGrEs.
The Ruler of Turkeys Very RemarkaoIe
performance 20 Please m

The Ruler of Turkeys Very RemarkaoIe
performance 20 Please Women
T.rEg. CgcrsgorGsae- Nsgs Fret: Pm.
On the 2Oth Of October the population
or the left bank Of the Golden Horn were
Amos, Owing of thirst. The city squeduct
was dry. IL is sn open secret MAJ MS
Misty, the Sultan, was responsible Tor
The consumption of this immense quantity
Of water. For weeks before it was "nlsp-
cred Throughout, the cafes and bHzars OF
the CITY that something unusual was gong
on in the park OF the Iildiz Kiosk.
Hundreds Of soldiers were working day
aud night behind me great stone ~s'ls, but
nobody knew at what. Al that could &c
; cleaned from those who knew most was
that they we're digging an enormous,
J shapeless pit. When, after the lapse OF
a,vsssI wesks. this was finished, endless
trains OF mules were seen every night car
. rYiCg large, white stones up the mountain,
tor the pit had TO be walled aud stone
lined. Finally, one evening an English
steamer cast anchor right N front OF the
! Tschiragau Palace, where no pilot dare
enter without running the risk Of being
shot By the guards before he could explain
his coming. Great cases aud packages
were taken from the steamer and carried
to the Yildiz, and Immediately the water
disappeared from the ~acquedlct. The fol-
lowing is the explanation Of the mystery
Several week sgo the thought came 10
the mind of lis Sublime Majesty 10 con
struct { great pond or lake in the park OF
the palace grounds, in order 10 be s6le TO
take his f~ayorite ~suitanEs out for an airlrg,
and q pleasant sail al the same time, in u
little steam akif OF fairylike beauty that he
had had made in England expressly tor
that purpose. AM, TO sdd 10 the capri
ciousress of he idea. His Majesty hsd this
artificial lake entirely rooted with blue
glass. while the bsnks are covered with
blooming plants and the rarest exotic
flowers. Artificial grottoes and nowery
5oudoirs are scattered round about, IN all
Of which musical clocks and instruments
have been placed, which are moved by a
common leverage, and play, buzz and
whirr in the most bizarre confusion. This
/ freak Of His Majesty, Of course, cost enorm-
ors sums, but he deems it cheap if it can
add to the pleasure Of his ~tsyorite obalis'
oues. The artists who carried out his
sublime Majesty : idea wsre summoned to
the palace and rewarded in a p%rincely man
uer The French c~hsnsonnette singers,
the Greek buFoons, the English jugglers,
the Hungarian Gaucers-sll were invited
to the Yildiz and received presents OF from
$500 to $500 each.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-14

%. l an stabbed Stth laughter.
Loves LaECr ]

80. 1 am htapOsl Eliu Leughttg.
Loves Labor Lost.
!, ia sold ,hNt ,Ls zeal name of Stop.
MAX, the Nihilist writer, is krawtschinskv,
A name Ike that could never 90 thur
deriug down the ages it would have 10
stop and snseze to- ot,e n.-HsrtfoId Post.
The girl Of the period nov carries her
hands in her overcOat pocket, lust like a
.usn-partly because 1t is English. ard
partly. doubtless. because there are holes
in Ter gloves Lowell Citizen.
Boston miss in hardware storeJ-I
will look 81 some small locks Dealer
3 Y,s, miss. Yale locks?' Boston miss
with a stony st&re)-"CeT,sinly not. You
may show me some Harvard locks New
! ovk sun.
Nv dear s.r. | an sorry to inform you
that you can no; 1--we more than q tev
hours "Is that so. doctor Please call
n district telegraph BOY. To send for a
minister No; | want to get the latest
quotation On wbea, Chicago Herald.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-14
ST. %CLAIRSVlLLE.
Interesring Bits OF News Personal and
Otherwise.

80 ANN@
.Sgsriul 70 a, Rsgst-,
Sr GAINESVILLE. o., December H.
Circuit Court commences at this place on
Tuesday next
Common Pleas Court adjourned last
Monday.
Wlll Clark Of the Clark House, is slowly
recovering from on attack Of typhoid pueu'
I monIs.
Mrs l.. P. HoHaer and Mrs. William
Mckinney have returned home after a
visit with Cleveland friends.
Mrs l. DantUrd and daughter Carrie,
LETT Tuesdsy for a winter visit 10 Jackson.
vile and other points in Florida.
At the monthly meeting of the Belmon,
County Farmers Club, held on Saturday
lsst, the following oticeIs were elected 10
serve during the ensuing year Jos. j
Taggart, President; John B. McMechau,
Vice President; A 7 McKelvey Score
tary; Henry MorgsD. Treasurer
Albert Lawrence. Esq, ID fayorGbly men,
toned as a Democratic candidate for
Mayor at the COMM spring election. Mr..
Lawrence is q Democrat Of the truest blue,
aud his party would do veil to nominate
him
The Farmers Institute will De held e.
this place from December 30th 10 January
ID.
The funeral OF Nm. P. Frazier, which
occurred lsst TueEday was largely attend.
ed, although the streets were very icy.
Mr. Wm. Hogue, who died 10 Bellsjre
Wednesday morning, Was the father Of
Mrs. OIL. INSTEAD, Jt this place, and at
one time made his home here. de was q
member of the Ohio Legislature for the
tern beginning in ls+6.
Bids are 10 De asked Of dealers II such
articles for the lamps, wicks, oil, etc, to De
used IN lighting our streets the coming
year.
An effort Is on root in this place to form
u camp Of Sons Of \ etersns.
Oyer twenty years ago q law was passed
SY .5c Legislature Of this State providing
that any one keeping open a saloon withiG
two niles Of 8 place where sn agricultural
tsir vas being held should be arrested.
Besides being fined, bis place, under the
provisions Of the law. vas to be declared q
nuiaspce and closed as such. No attempt
was made to enforce this law until last
summer, when it was hunted up by ultra
importance people, and in many places
saloons were closed. Joseph King, Of this
place, kept open and was indicted tor the
cfense. He had q trial on Saturday OF
last week, and vas found guilty. His De.
Tense was conducted on the hypothesis that
the Law only referred to temporary booths
erected 20 catch the fair custom, and not
to regular dealers. The question Of law
involved vas one OF great interest 10 liquor
dealers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-14

THIs is the way the chronic Texan oi1ce
seeker announces himself My business
arrangements having undergone no ma
tsriaI change, / continue 70 announce my
self rs a candidate for alderman. II elected
propose to be present at each meeting OF
clty Couucil. When the Texan ranger
sets his mind 10 get an office he holds on
til the COWS come home.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-14

most industrious people. PerhsP'itiSth
climate thai e1cites the drinking propsnsi-
ty, or, more likely, that from their strict
diet they are forced to fill up on beer or
wine.
In France there sra a score Of different
kinds Of cordisla which Gre largely drank
and which were moi, included IN the esti'
nate Of consumption; neither was the
vim de sucre,' Of which y 900, OOe gal
Ions are annually consumed by the French
paODle