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Daily Republican., 1888-02-14
r.oag lyhlio "a . ho Rosa

Prothon9tary Ggorge A. Maxwell re-
ceiyed lclter yesterday rom Jackson
ylllp, Fla, that vas mailed june lSth,
1851 Il Is hard to tell where II has been
for the past six years, unless It has been
lying at Wilmington, Ala Of which
place It bears pe.tmark dated February
9th, 1888 TUc letter was originally
mailed on a paatai car, hut It seuuns pro-
babe from he tlms It took 10 reach its
destination, thls 1t got q! and walked.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14
oaIt..r1,i.rn,i Luok.

Tho pshooasr s. Is Whosler, O. Wes-
ley Woiain usIgAaing uvusr, % being
d drssseu g,tLA uu-, ,uaii. sails by Mesers'
EphGt W p.Fnie & 500, Front and
Market StTsu,s TIE rAms splt maker
made her + ma,UEqis about tNenty rvs
yeRta ago. She Is most rospetoua
craft. l. Is "rslloes' good l1oh" TO
have a su:t cf Bob BiFnie's sAIls. -
Toe main eai. thsn col, IL .63Si Low
h5od, f35..
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14
uopba,sLast nIgha

Las. night RIaa.t Mattel appeared
for tho seoopd tina this seaton ie
"Xo1bar8 TIE audiehee was large
aud enth nsia'lo, Mr.. AeRselfs play.
ing WAS even better tnan his e1osllent
work " the hlsi presentation in this
city. h,. ASnIeti's work stsnps him
a. once as great actor roe company
supporting Ltn Was 9Ees.laR..
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14
rns Cramps Liable 10 . Penalty.

WAsHISGros, February Is The con
tract time for the completion Of the dyns
mlta cruiser building at Cramps ship.
yard expired Saturday, Work on the
vessel is being pushed US rapidly us pos
slble aud the contractors say she VIII be
ready for launching and the trial of her
engi mes about the lst of April They are,
however, subject to a penalty OF tZ5 a day
for all delay after the expiration of lhI
contract time, unless the Secretary Of tho
Nav sees tit to remit It..
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14
Deuthin Newark

Miss Jane Lindsey, who resided with
her brother, George L.nltey, cashier OF
tha bank OF Newark, foll down hlght
OF 1sslys few days ago, when her her
vUas systsn was 10 badly checked aa
10 loan TO her death on Saturday last.
Her remains were inferred this after
noon,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14
speoiAl Mention
ssiilng ,1G ut Cost.

We havo to move TO another store,
and have too mu:u stock on hand. We
want - reduce II By selling what va
have NJ cost. We have some very niae
pAslor, room aud coJk stoves and dou
hle heaters chat we will cell cheap. All
kirdS of s,0ve hardware and tinvOre
Call and Hecure bargain. The Picksls
etovs snd Heatsr o., Hast Fourth
street, Wilmingt0n, Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14

B,blfs Will cryi It's the only way
~ J6l NJ that thsy suffer from pain.
Do not p.upoiy your little ones by nd
m;ulsttr ns laudanpm or ether opiates,
hns use De. Bll'a Baby Sf9up, which
vill relieve tAs taby OF al pain Of ths
hJaele, etc, and thereby restore it's
haep.Atss. Pfioe only % cent?.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14
un = sAos

that everybody ought TO know that A.
Sergeant gives s2lo lhO. Of the best, we'll
cleaned coal In every ton you buy. Oak
pine and hIoory kindling wood in lsrgC
loads. Lime for withdrawing. Yard
foot Of Monroe street. Central ofilce
Seventh and King streets. Look for thi
blue sign. OpsninV IN tho evening,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14
Dsn,h Of a unrrIaga I,uildor,

James NJ Coz, Of the Arm Of Cox &
Bro Of Middl1toEn, died cI Saturday,
lR7,, in the 63l year Of his sge. lie had
for many yeArs been engaged In the
carriage business, and although unmar
RED, Was Al Aciiga End muua est8ened
'oitizan. His remains were uttered th'a
siterJOnn AZ z clock 10 tae M Il.
cemeteEy.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14
ynarsibapd Ban.

The DslAwsrs snngerbaud hassqut-
rade bAll in tbs German Hall lyst efsu'
ing was largely attended phera were
rome handsome costumes. Daroing
was kept up until an early hour this
morning. A very enjoyable time wal
spent by those preaeut,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14
Tho seyenth annual.

L.st night y Company, Poatlos Hidey,
u N q geve ita seventh annual re.
cept!nn Ia Iastiiu,o Hall. The floor
vas f!ltd With dauoGTg The First
Regiment Fire Rud Diam Corps was
present in full nultuEm. Among Tie
" Hilary eueste prasHnt wers AiJatant
Gauefal Ksnaey, Colonel Hart nud
Colonel Ngwell OF tho Governors staff
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14
wn, Meet TO Nigh.

Rodney Council No. As. National
Proyident Uuion, will hold their regular
meeting this evening, at which Il is ex-
pected several new members will be re-
coiyed and the bylaws will be taken up
for consideration.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14
rrntra ia,no Lot.

Powell in the Third 5troat Market, has
an extra Gne supply OF fresh fish ior TO
morrow, consisting of fresh shad, cod
tsh, lake sha 1. fresh herring, haddock,
black lass, strei,s aud white perch, in
addition to u splendid lot OF fat teErapin,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14
rruateer of tho Poor.

The terms OF j. M Solomon and
William a, Mooney ~ Trustees OF the
Poor from Wilmington Hundred have
expired. The present members Will IN
doubtsdly be reelected by the Levy
O5urt this week.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14
n,,rn,t.htlnniIan.

Tne psgqive Italian Donument,
which Glands In the open 6lcrEa at
the works o. Measrs. DonCvsn d Ne
Rouen, which Ia soon to bs erected in
tbs W. & 4. CBmesory, near the en-
trance, fos ths Sparks family.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14

6HILoH's vITALIZEB is What you
need TOR Constipation, Loss Of Appe,
tie, Dlzzlnass aud oil symptoms OF
Dyspepsia PTioo 10 and 75 osnts Per
bottle. Sold W &. q. DsriaEth, cor.
9rd And MAfsa. Et9.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14
Grocers' Association .

Ths entertainment announced 70 hGve
taken plsoa ~ the opening Of the rooms
OF the Retail Gfooars' Association ha'
been postponed to rhurldAy evening
A supper viii bs served 10 the OlnJt I
Housa. Tickets ar, for Rale bY mem-
6egs of she association.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14
A GARD of IhAnka.

The GEdOrsigned retuInB hia thai ks
20 tbs hremsn and Ielghb1rs generally
who contributed 70 extinRuish the ere
In bis store, No. III West Seventh
EIrest, On tbs Attn o. February.
u I. RIO HTER.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14
P,nver Du, ar

YoEtsrdAy John M. Prischard. No.
929 Poplar strast, out the flrIs tiuger of
his LEI: hand with hatohet at tho
uhops Of the Jackson and Sharp Com
pRBy. Dr. Cantwell dressed tha wound.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14

sHILon'a GUEE will iu uired iats.y re
llevg Group, UbJJping cough aAG bE3u
o1ias. SGid by n. y. DlAiJslh, r
. a & Marie; strsets.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14
ER05HY & HILL.
GREAT SPECIAL. SALE
OF
TABLE LINENS,
TOWELS, NAPKINS,
QUILTS, Etc.

Housekeepers Boarding House and Ho:el Keepers
will do well read carefully what we have to say then
call and examine goods and prices and compare with
anything you have in these lines OF goo1s either
In this or any other city We deem further comment un-
necessary as will allow the goods and prices to speak
for themselves.
56.nch Cream Damask at a9 cents yard as good
as you have been paying 375 cents for.
60.nch Cream Damask, from FIVE different manufac'
urers large variety of patterns at as cents yard Please
compare with what you have been paying 75c tor
6O-inch Beaehed Damask in five different patterns,
at 72I cents yard; worth $500.
6O-nch Bleached Damask, in two patterns only 07s
cents yard; worth $i.25
Beached Damasks which have been selling at
81 50, marked down to SII5. Our SI75 goods marked
down to 81 A. Our $25o goods marked down to S2 Our
27s goods marked down $22s. These goods are all
yards wide are superb quality and styles Lovers Of
beautiful and elegant table linens, who are judges OF the
goods will appreciate the style quality and prices OF these
rich and elegant Table Damasks
l9-inch Good Twied Crash, case only, to be sold
during this sale at 3 cents a vard
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14
A siIghtOold,

II neglected, often attacks the lungs.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs give
sure and Immediate relief. Soli only
In bo1es. Price 25 cents.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14

Time Is money, but be<h Is happi,
ness. II sou have bad cold or cough
uss DS. Balls Cough Syrup. Il Will
cure ou every time. Prics % cents.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14

RACRMErACK, . lAsHDR and fragrant
portamo. prloe 20 and " cents. Sold
by n. d. DAAiCTshi cor. znd g MaEket
Etrests.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14

Bipt xlld sg3 esYra watches a, 70
drcsa .rtcss, fall lac Of golj sDdI
Eae relied gsi5 gla.8d o0aiuB ~ IS e
PJuttG n. r. = lls.t.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14

Can be bought cheap, a two story brick
h use, rooms sd U&tn on 5hhl.cross
avenue, near VapBugln. W q. VERNON,
REPUBLICAN office.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14
NJ auleipsi Court.

A. this nsorniuR's session Of Munici-
nal C5o5t JgBspn Springsr wss ined 81
sad cN,ss f3EdrunksaDles. Thsr1 were
no cthec eane1.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14
'Raduoed,

Dr.. Lieplrclt.'s SpsslhI Compound
for nsursl2js aud ohrouio Thsumatisu ,
price 400. pog bjtt.o. Tur sals by
TAYLOR & FULLERTON.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14
Urootou lois on Eiecttla nRilway,

high, fias view, dry oellATs, moderate
Ia o0et, tol1 oil iHsisllmerts, IS ptr
month. CSli on T. TATNALL,
T12 Market greet
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14
9 no., Catrsea, pon.ees

Fresh Eoastai M3ahn, Java, Rio, La
ruayra ard HarAca'ho ctfeoF, she hes
goods In the mslket. CIlppen, Eae
Second etGeet.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14
Batter

delivered On Tuesday aui Z DAY, 40e.
bat,stu.i y, b.. Cce4G -ryl F3utl ard
5aip!gy a..e.ta.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14

bnILSH . IATAENH N-EhEbN-TA a
positive anre for cA.arth, ,dipg.hsri6 aud
cAnkor uauth. Sii by Il .. Danforth,
CDR. 2nd & MArhst stsebts.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14
Chan j u. Bzeks.t.

wines ara liquors, les Wet Seventh
street. Il hus o. OF imported EDd do
mCslio ci4bse. Cal and tLsgaot thtI-.
reltphcue, Az
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14
Save Life

IS requires prompt action. An
iay waiting for the doctor may
.Had with sorions consequences
IN eases OF Group, Pneumonia,
~ throat and lung troubles
no family should be without a
Aycr'e Cherry Pectora.,
.prsvcd itself, IN thousands ot
.te best Emnrgency Medicine
oy,ryd 1t gives prompt relief
eIt- Vie way for a thorough
is certain 10 be effected by
need ne.
fa'lmcr, ri. n, MI. Vernon.
81 have fpund Ayers Cherry
d nstiect cure for Group in Nil
ave known the worst casts
8. very short time by its use,
sH all families 60 use il IN sud
,,ies, for coughs, eroup, Sc.
Ml-on, NJ. u, Middleton
IFfN " hHt'h - y ~
'uy.ural with the hest effect IN
This wonderful prepnrA.
saNGd nay life. had con.
a, nisht sweats, was greatly
Gcsh, and given mp by MY
Cnc bottle mud a half oi the
,d me"
H,. s4y enough IN pralae ~
y lectoTai," writoh T..
I alestiue, Texas, " hrlirv-
tasi, but fm its msc, | shoolu
,s A,d died"
Cherry PGGior2l,
PREPARED NY
Aver q Co, Lowell, fhas3.
ilrigglrir. piet 81, siI bol;lrf, o.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14
RarsaIe.

Buh'e, rssuct sJslg WaaGfls The place
~ sEy ycur Cosl
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14

For good GOAL go to BuGh's, Rrcnch
street wharf.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14
TOWELS. TOWELS.

1Sx36 good Huck Towels at 10 cents each. A Genu'
inc bargain.
2ox3S good Huck Towels I2b cents each,pure flax,
worth I8 cents.
All of our 40 and 37l cent Towels down to IS cents
each These are fine Damas Towels with knotted finges
To say that they cheap but iny expresses the att
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14

Cough candy a. TeggpsOn's, Il E. "a
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-07-13

MARY EDNA HILL GRAY DOW.
Mary Edna Hill Gray Dow is president
of the Dover, N. H., horse railroad COM
pany, and native of that place. She was
brought up in Boston and taught school in
Rochester and st. Louis. When she was
25 years old she was married to George F.
Gray, editor of the Dover Press. He was
a wealthy man and the young couple spent
their first two years of married life sight
seeing In Europe. When Mr.. Gray died
he left three children. His widow married
DR.. Henry Dow, thirty years her
senior and worth $4,000 AS his wife had
above $4,000 Of her own, the pair had
considerable money for investment. Their
speculations have proved profitable, and
Mrs. Dow is the local rich woman. The
street railroad of which she is the president
and owner is about two and a half miles
long. 1t was built few years ago, when
she invested something in its stock, and a
good deal in real estate along its contem-
plated line. The railroad stock was
not a very profitable investment, but
the real estate quadrupled in value
after the road was built. When
Boston syndicate began negoti-
ations for the purchase of the road, they
offered Mrs. Dow SIT a share for her stock
which had cost her $50 share, The SYN
dictate called a special meeting, at which it
expected to secure control; but Mrs Dow
was there, too, and she had votes enough to
balk their plan. Her next step was to buy
enough shares to give her control of the
road She then called a special meeting
and elected herself and five men directors,
the board of directors subsequently electing
her president. In order to insure har-
mony in the executive management of the
company, she had her husband elected
treasurer.
Mrs. Dow is good looking and something
stout, and just over 40 years old. She is a
woman's rights advocate At city cleo
ton in Dover she compelled the supervisors
to issue certificates TO women qualifying
them to vote for school trustees Her coun-
tenance is just index to her character of
which purpose and vigor are a leading
quality.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-07-13

Fora good article Of Teas and coffees 20 10
Strauss Bros.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-07-13
Flowing the Waves.

A storm at sea means inevitable sea-sickness
for ocean travellers The vibration Of a steam
ers screw, even is a sore trial to any but the
strongest stomach. Splicing the main brace, y"
as theimbibition of a glass is iocularly termed by
sailors, is poor substitute for the swallowing
of that incompatible tranquillizer Of sea-sick
stomachs Hostetter's stomach Bltters, which
no commercial traveller, tourist or invalid
should be without in crossing the brlny, or
making a tedious land journey. No unmed
Gated stimulant Of commerce is comparable for
efficacy TO the great invigorant. Emigrants to
The west pronounce it a reliable pre- ventlve or
Inalarial Infection, as well as other complaints
10 which hardship, impure water and miasma-
tainted yapors give rise. II renders bracklsh
water drinkable and harmless, and Is me
remedy for disorders Of the stomach and bowels,
and for kidney troubles and rheumatism
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-07-13
FOR THE HIGHER EDUCATION OF GIRLS
EQUIPPED AT A COST OF 100000.
University Of virginia

FoUNDED BY THOMAS JEFFERsoN.)
9 ESSION OF NINE MONTHS begins October
- list, 1885, There are 10 schools giving in
struction in Literature, Science, agriculture,
Engineering, Pharmacy, Medicine and Lar.
Departments all thoroughly equipped. Loca
ton elevated and healthful. For Catalogue ap-
ply to c. s, VENABLE, IL. D., Chairman Of
Faculty. p. O. University of Virginia, Va.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-07-13
ROANOKE COLLEGE

IN THE NII3GINIA MOUNTAINS
- EVERAL courses for degrees. Also Bust
- ness Department. Special attention to En-
glish. French and German spoken. Large Ii
brary. Best moral influences. Students from
is States and Territories and Mexico. Expenses
for nine months $40, Sl76, or $204 including
college fees, board, etc. Thirty sixth session
begins Sept 18th. For catalogue, etc, address
JULIUS d. DREHER, Principal
Salem, Virginia
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-07-13

Is the place TO get a good old-fashioned
Soda drink made with syrup from pure
loaf sugar and pure fruit juices, Milk
Shakes and all other fancy drinks. Try
him and be convinced, at 10 Whitaker
street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-07-13
satisfaction ouaranteod.

The Gem leo Cream Freezer, sold at
silvas Crorksry House, Is simple and sub
stantial Ia construction, rapid and effective
In operation. and y guaranteed 70 give
satlJfaetion.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-07-13
SUMMER RESORTS.
FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

FAUQCIER COUNTY. VIRGINIA.
NIFTY SIX miles south of Washington, on
Il Virginia Midland Division of Piedmont Air
Line Open for guests from June / to Dec. |.
Gas, electric bells, hot and cold baths on each
floor. Most complete and best furnished brick
hotel in the South. Circulars at Buffers Phar-
macy, Bull and Congress streets Ii. CABGLL
MADDUX. Manager.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-07-13
Summer Tariff.

The adoption Of a summer tdTt0 at the
Harnett House. below what has heretofore
been the rule at that excellent hotel, is sure
10 be productive Of satisfactory results, ana
indicates tho wisdom OF the management
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-17
The GOYERkORSHlP
TrE DeMocasTs 0lscUsslaa n
Fhs@~s Frisaas aaFi-s Htna sst 20 Sc
Gau.st1.f1-1as F4rin sliI >st Dead
s4s sissp1a< fssa Wi
spsak.

.tat4 fee es.-seA 'tes---
Wssalssros. April se.-fts hghE ior ne
Tuaarnaaofisl aominallon . exciting more
attention. amo6g ne menl 1eft - the MICH
xan ssissacous thsn Is Che impending
tsytr sal NanY of Af FISHERS irisnds do
nos hesitate a. ts.i him tai ns : ioelisb -
tsy "a sst me Eomina1i8n. aud that Bart >
name oa tie ucket sill give it strength.
ealis q F.shrr siu represent The iearh
District ones niors % ean become Governor
81 Mchigaa Tor tie aak.nE Il is certain
fnas 4 be runs u0s be wii stir gp bitter
dznt Win Burts 3 Iiends. and that tley may
resent il - mgcn fast it niay cost him the
s.acnon. lt - generally caueeoet that Gov
ssuor Lice .iA - the Republican sI4od-
ara 5sarrr 41d that the Democrats cannot
aBora 10 have aay gaasrsls Ia the family.
fas failure ol tae House % pass the
River ana M4TD0r oill today does not necss-
sarilv usan t1af the biil j. dead. ii whl
~lthout question pasa latsr la the season,
and Is 1ill be- iisn@d ~ ths President.
Representative Ford wui make a speech
on TIE TART when lhs hlil IS before ths
House. Nr. Burrows Nli b. The second
Rspusliraa 20 reply. and vii speak either
tomorrow or Wsd8ss
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-17
FREDERICK FAILING
Ike eMPeRoR PsosAslf DYING.
fias I'm nFsF . F~uatiy kasgiis sutaasesed 50
iiis stas- ais Disease akes = 4rrn
fof ths WDrse- Ins See1inE
kSteadiaE klet rssa aF4

BkksdK. April lo.--fhs conferences Of the
tmPHors doctors shich Vas held lasf
evening" resulted il tiss nnaaiarous Sec.s.
siou that TIE tsfef and bronchitis Itom
~Aloh he patient was suffering haa undef-
gene no cAoass. llr AGekeuas suggested
that the pfeseIcs 81 an ahseess Ia me
slciIlgy 81 iEs trauhea ~as tie cause al tae
excessive leeer ehisl hsa heres oi0ga
bailisa the sail 81 he ptysilans IL
Aecouat Isf. Ihls Duruius lori Asckeatie
eapfessta als belief lbAi ths end waa uasI-
ing ana az iaspAf,4s LA fears
10 LIE LWpatss. lhe latter
seni urkent summons 50 the Inemters uf
Tie roYsi ana imRss...i family * c5me ia iao
be-s.dF II tnf h4i.er. traWa fup0s W.
llsm Was TIE rfsi "a srDFs, he having rid-
cen Ga horseback a. tpp spae1 ilons t5ss lin
Immediately upDa feotltluE tht nlessast.
Empness Augusta and otlef members of Tie
household quickly iollauea fnnse hli-
liam, AID Primes blsmarck ihr iAsi Ia Ar
rive. Was a. fne bedside Wiialn sn houf.
There d q markae increased sxcTeiisn of
bloody mnCas iram ibs lnperors throat.
and TIE swelling IS inaAlDg unMlstakeab.e
prosress downward
hEs.fE. Apr lo.--if Is reported that the
Emperor las beel s.lseke1 win gneum5-
uls. aud that De is yssY es4k.
BEkIaN. Apri lt. Aiaught-1he report
Is confirmed that tne per0r is suffering
with Inflammation oi llc dug.
Tie Emperor ixs gneG ga order a..
pointing CroWn Prince n hilsism Go sci ~
Dls rspTess sltsuFe.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-17
The Cases Disposed of in tEs Police Go


The Cases Disposed of in ths Police Coart
Yesterday.
Five dr3nks were disposed n in The 70.
lice Court yesterday, - ioli0us
James Csmpau, twelve days IN jail in de-
fault Of the payment Of tbe uscsi fne ana
COSTS.
George Clark, Aaron Fisher and james
CARLY. each mu'clsd IN ths usual sun ol
s. fae sud costs = -. which they paid
Jack Jeseff VS. CHARGED 9Th being r s.
orderly hs well - drunk In that be ftfeDD-
ousi~ objected 20 being arrested hv the
officers and was bnsd 3 instead of s. bui
tie cDsfs were reduced 80 - " make s. even
% with pisiD drunk
Ains Bodse and Fre3erks BoGEe sis-
ters-in-lsv. old enough g. know hstfsr.
being % BE shady SIZE ~ 1l got i8tD >
Gaht snd Nina vas sffssts5 pn p ctsrke II
ssssuif snd battery u vii - shown ~bo
wa tie RI esf ~ zuse or Apul -
The ii1urf Esse - John 3. Hughes -
Sc hug iieu0r 0n oaassy sgsin a5-
i0aYae6. tGi8 sine Ri the Ifth
The rEse ri Jake n noeDsch. chsfgef
vfth sses nE brsss from TIE oie NODE
mills ~ 7 " Converse came up i1 the
afternoon. bat Ell fbst va done Wa g. rssd
af1d sisn tbs tests noouy already taken snd
adjourn ths - nHtl The l5lb.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-17

r. BSe - slang among girls is on the in
ersase. At prsson. there Is a dearsh e new
expressions sa5 curiosity exists "a - What
neE hyworss she cou1i7x SIMMER will bring
forth Just a9- Ire expression us0st n gss
4 ''cauwp7 zs applied t. a girl who lacks
seyle Ard bri i-1tnsas TIE catch word. w 10
is th4- nasnf vita 80 answer. Oh. he's sil
rirh-. staTtsi srnoa- <irls 81 simmer resorts
issf s1mTasr Erteaoinr over many TsaTs
t,iers IS lonx liss - bTror.ls. sgch a. Dos
yoar uother saow ycars cutF snd IN tel
your paA. tsst hsvs asd sa~ir origin not n
the rcno~r- he Is. 1g- among young laf17s--
otter sn,o1- iadies ~ fashion sud p~S .io7.
it - nsiSsaxr r. suupo~e that sang begins
IN - s.nris sal works no ft IS rather -
orb~r v-sv TIE ha- .rr~si "a Al. there All
ias rrroli--w -<taF there are uo- -orn
c,l5te tsres5 ha-e. sad every oue = on re qui
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--Fieneer Press
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-17
OUT OF HIS OWN MOUTH.
a Casnovis Man Complains of Himself
aud Has Himself Fined.

a CssnovIs Man Complains of Himself
aud Has Himself Fined.
There is an honest Justice OF the Peace
out in Cssnovia. and perhaps il was al hon.
est man whom he had before him. At any
rate the Justice has just reported to the
Prosecuting Attorneys Office that man
came before him the other day snd swore
ont warrant charging himself with breach
of the peace or some siniiar offense. As
the charge wss sworn to the j. p. felt it bis
duty TO issue the warrant and try The
offender. Neither party wanted 10 put the
county TO any unnecessary expense. and sc-
cordinglv no jury Was employed
mr. were there any attorney ices.
The cor pisinant gave his testimony; there
was no defense. and the Court convicted the
accused complainant. Considering the ex-
tenuating circumstances the Court thought
the case one in which justice should be
tempered with mercy, and still not have
the temper all taken out. de accordingly
imposed a fine OF so cents and costs. the
latter of equal amount with the fine. Justice
being satisfied aud the law vindicated, the
Esquire forwarded the amount OF the fine
TO the Prosecuting Attorney, whom he
seems to have concluded to be the man who
handles Doodle for the county.