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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-04-13
Sic gauge 2ebensmaid1imerie

if beaialid bes SeishnssmateriaIs, 3. /. bes
nripruuss ibrer beipesenben .araft, auf ben
Masen ansepieien. Sn ienem berboraenen
9eifiairsefaB unterliest Die Speife ben 6emi>
l9en Serdnberanseu, tuelde ife in Blut UNI
panoeln, aus tpel4em bas Sbfsm Das State
rial aicbt, bas ibm feline taslidea 8erluite an
@eipebe eriest. D;eie perben natirli@ int
Sale bon arantbeit bebeutenb srOber. @enn
alio eer Masea sei9wa6t unb ni6t in Srb'
nung III, tpirb benz Sbfem Mabruns entaosen.
aaf &o-ftetters Maaenbitters, fam
man fi9 Setlafen, bas es bic 8erOauuns erfeid.
tern uno erneaetn tpiro, tpentl iene Gunttion in
Golse bon S@pa@e bes Masens unterbro9en
sepeien 1T. @alenleioen ODER cine ablenfuns
Der Sale aus BEN ibr susepiefenen &anaf,
tpoSur@ 8eritopfuns enttebt, perben ebenfaas
our9 oafielbe sebeilt. Soobrennen, Maseasale,
&opfreiben, beleste 8unse un6 anbere Gimp.
tome bon Masen. unb 2eberleiben befeitigt es
i@nea. Malartabei@tpsr ben ieber Grt, Sto.
runsen Der Nieren unb 8lafe, 8erfopfuns,
&beumatismus unb &euralsie berl9binben,
ipean es reselmabtg unb. bauernb aasepanOt
tpirb.
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Staotii@e @erprbmmug
aur Wmenbiruug bes &apitels 2 Der
replbirten itdbtii6en Orbinan3en,
bic t6 auf bas Salten BON
Sbieren be3teben.

Sci es berorbnet bur9 ben
Stabtratb Der Stabt San Mntonio:
9aB Gapitel 2 Der reoibirten ifdbtis
f6en Stbinan5en, bas fi6 auf bas 9als
ten BON Sbieren beaiebt, in fol0enber
Weile amen6irt unb erpeitert nerben
fon:
Section IL. 'gs pirb fur ungeleb.
lid ertldrt, Sbtere Der i'm Rapttel l
erUdbnten Dirt inner5alb Der na@be.
rannten @renaen fret berumlaufen gu
lafen: Nngefangen BON ber @ibots
Gde Der Evergreen 8 Street unD @an
Yebro Mbenue, BON ba in tpefli1er
Ni9tung bic Evergreen : Str. sntlang
big 9torbsGlores Str, BON ba in n6rDs
lt6er &i9tung nod Der n6rbli9en
@renalinie bes San Yebro Springs
parfes, bon ba 6fli6 nod Der Off
grenae be1elben unb bon ba iiibIi6 Big
nod benz Mnfangspunfte. Ser @igens
tbtmer bon 8ieb, tpel9es innerbalb Der
genannten @renaen fret berumlaufeno
angetrohen wirb, io1 zines @~ergebens
fiir'f6uloig fra@tet unb bonn &ecoroer
nit ni6t meniser als 81 uno ni6t mebr
als 500 beftraft tperben.
Section IS. Sebermann, Der
zines TerifoBes gegen bic Section 6,
8, 9 unb Ii bieies 2apitels fhr f6uloig
befunben purbe, fol eines 8~ergebens
angeflagt unb nod Dorbersegansener
3eugnib Mufnabme bonn &eeorber nit
nidt unter S. unb ut9t iiber 800 be-
frat petSen.
Mngenommen urb sebtQist am 10.
Mdr3 1888.
@ 8rDan @aIIagban,
CxW Masor.
8ei6einigt:.
6. 3. @Iaubon, @iiD glerf.
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@m. Il q Spbu.

llniere 9auptnabrung 1T unb bIeibi
bas Gleii6, uub UNI iOl@es frif@ uno
gut gu erlangen, tanrt man unm6glid
einen auberldifigeren Marft finben, aIs
ben BON Wm. 66fing 6 @obn, SO.
511 Npe. s. Sic Serren baben benz
@ei6mad ibrer 2unbeu &e@nung &c.
tragett unb in ibrem. gtabIifement cine
falte 9uftmaf9ine erri6tet, uel9e allen
Nnforoerungen fir @rbaltungunb @nts
fernung i6dbli6er Sngrebiensen bes
Gleii@es entipri6t. Sic baben beftdne
big in ibren 8iebb6fen einen groBen
8orratb bon Waitbieb, aus mel@em
rur bas Bette fir tire &uttoen getpdblt
ipirb. Wer reeI bebient fein min, ber
beiu9e ben Martt, Np. 511
Mnenue s. 1,10t1i
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wrs. gstnslop's sOOtbtns sssus.

&eb. Splpanus Cobb i&reibt i'm ugO.
ftOn Gbriftian Treeman": Guf teinen
Sal wirben mir eine Mebt3in empfeblen,
nar,entti4 far aincs:. wenn mir nidt
wlbtsn, baB fe gut 1T. Bon Wrs.
Winslcws Snrup tSnnen mir iebcd aus
@rfabruns fpre&en. Sn u%nierer eisenea
6anitie bat er li4t uls Sesen ernisien,
neil er einem 3inbe, bas nit Sclit sez
peinist mar, S&luf- Seri&uHte unb ben
Gltern &uhe pdbrenb Der Na4t
f@erte. Die meiiten @ltern werben bic.
fen Sesen gu fdaeen ui0en. 9ier if
Elm Nrtitel, Der fi4 bewdbrt uub barmlcs
1T, benin Der Sdlaf, ben er benz 3inte
b.ridufft, III uutarlid unb Der tleine en-.
gel erwadt 70 better ME elm ancpf."
Wdbrenb bes 3ubnens 1T iein Grfols un.
iddsbar. Wir hoben hdufis genus bon
Wiittern bic GeuBeruns 9ebSrt, baB fe
nidt obne ben Syrup iein uiSsen bon Der
@eburt bes 9inbes an bis our Scllens
buns bes 3abnens. Sertauft bon alien
TpOthetsrn gu rs Gents bic 6laids.
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3ebett & Mtm0ttn.
San Antonio MARBLE WORKS,
PIP OF Commerce > StraBe.

3eigen btermit benz publitum an,
bob iie fur ben ausge3ei6neten unb
bier f6on Idnsf gewiiuf@ten SAINT D.
fein aus Ganette @ountD
bic Ngentur iibernommen baben. 9ie'
ier 9anbfein, BET better tpie ieber a1s
oere benz Geuer un0 ben Witterungs=
einfiiRen mioerfebt, eignet fi6 beio1s
bers fir Seitenmege, Curbstones,
Stufen unb beionbers fir &ir9bofsars
beiten. St 1T benz @ranit an Bauer
glei9, aber bebeutenb biliger. 6inters
laBt Cure Muftrdge fir ale eini6lagens
ben Nrbeiten bel 3eben & Mltmarn.
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ptni6ter Weiie aur Dermebrung beg
@roBfabtss proletariats b%eitragen.
Inter bieieu umtdnben 1T es ni6t gu
ber%tpunoern, penn bic meilten califors
nti6en 8ldtter iebr energii@ gegen ben
.NegersSmport agitiren, mas UNI 10 Be-
re6tigter 1T, als ielbft unter Der tueiben
gep6lteruug bort segenmdrtig groBe
Nrbeitsloigteit berrf6t, bic Our9 ben
MahensSmport bon Negern NUT nod
f1ltmmer gema9t perben mub.
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aas- Bi0ise preife fir l1eberi@uB in
Sommers unb Minter= Glsibern Bel
Pancoaf & @obn.
G. s.. M2iiuer.

205 We : Con mercefraBe
bdlt elm groBes unb febr g~ewdbltes 2as
ger bon Sapeten, RouIeaur,
BiIberrabmen unb 2eifen,
unb ferner reben 3ei9nen>M aterialiet
aler Mrt, Garben unb Mntrets
der > M aterialieM Defenders
9ammers fertig gemif@te
Garben, bic beiten unb btIigffen int
Warfte, bic unter boiler Garantie Der.
tauft tperben. Sen ter, unb Spies
geIgIas unb anbere In bieies Sad
f9lagenbe Mrtifel; tunrin 9err Mftler
bas gr6Bte 2ager i'm Weffen bes 6taa'
tes bat. Muftrdge aus benz 2anbe tuer'
ben prompt ausgeftbrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-04-13

6aa's phan3li9er SiciIianif@er
Saars@rneuerer 1T elm f9eres Mittel
UNI S6uppen au e%ntferuen, bic Ropfs
baut tpeiB unb rein au MAIDEN, unt
9rauem 9aare fetne iusenoli9e Garbe
tpieber gu ertbeilea. gr giebt benz
Saare Slang unb Grif9e, unb pirb
bon @eifliden unb Naturaliten aIs
elm prdparat bon tu%unberbarer Wirt'
iamteit ~empfohlen.
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Sdtpabe M1ntter,

ueIde ibre belle Mannestrait unS GIafi3itat
beS Settles nieber ;u e~rlansen tpinfdsn, erbal.
ten unsntseltIi6 austunft iiber elm neues
SetIberfabren, peIdeS iid bis iest in
iebem einaeIasu Sale s~lanaenb bepGbrt bat.
8ebanbluns ebenIo einfad Die biais. Sober
fem eiaener grat. 8uG nebt aupeiluns CUR
Seiluns gratis. Man abreifre: NriDate
Clinic s Dt8penfarp, Is o. 6cHs
ffcn Ctr, Netp Cert, ". D.
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Sn MnhriA fnnA nnh fiinffXhr

= Sn Mabrib fanb nod fanfidbris
ger 3wti9enpauie tuieber cine 6fentliz
DE 9inri9tung 5ur@ bic v@aroite"
(GrbroHeIung) fat. @s mar cine
breifa9e 6inri@tung. Die Delinquen,
ten tuaren elm Md69en, beren @eliebter
unb elm Ntitf9uloiger, Die gemeinI9afts
lid eire Neibe ber raffinitteiten Moros
4baten beganeen batten. 10000 Menz
t9en mobnten benz grdBli9en e9au=
fbieI Bel.
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80 nj. $. Outterfibe, 1886
Off 6oufon,S traBe. plumbers, @ass
unb STEAM 3 Jitters, balten fi6 benz
BubIifum fiir lle In i6rGa6 i9lagen6en
Mrbeiten empfoblen unb peripre6en
prompte Beforgung aler M~uftrdge.
3ronleu6ter, 8as.TiTturest 8abetuars
men. glofets &c. ftets an 9aub.
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par @n ben ,,0(lautp Gurnice
@prfs" fin6 bic 9erren 9bafer, 8ras
ben unb $. s. 8obrie betbeiligt-aIio
geoieseue prattti9e Mdnner in bieiem
SADIE. Sic liefe1n @efimfe BON gafpas
nifirtem giien uno 3innod9er, GancD
Bar Girtures, 3inn, Gupfer unb @iiens
platten &C. &C. Office uno @erfitdtte
go. 81. Weits@ Commerce StruBe.
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: 2aBt gu9 ni6t tduiden bur@
riebere preiie ftir Nrbeit, welGe better
als irgenb cine in Seras geliefert tpirb,
ionbern perflgt gu9 nod Gallo
10 ms pbotograpbii6em Mtelier, go.
413 Ofs6 outons9 traBe, mo- gu9 CUTE
uno aufrieoenitelenbe Mrbeit gu reellem
preiie garantirt tpirb.
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$500 @elohuuua.

Die unteraei6neten oferiren bieie
8elobnung fur irgenb einen San BON
9%dmorrboiben, ben fie ni9t furiren.
uateriu9ung unb @onfultatton fret.
ellis G @bambertain,
Solebab Blod, San Nntonio, Seras,
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CALIFORNIA @eine.

Meinliebbaber inben Elm erOBes 2as
ger BON feinen California Weinen bel
9erru s. s. MeDer am Mlamo
pIasa. 9err Meper iu@t bic Weine
an Ort un6 STEELE aus uhb farft oireft
aus benz Seller Ter Weinai6ter. Als
sutem 2enner seIinst es Inn itets, bic
beften 6ortei1 a%us3um1blen. ct fann
feline 2unben uno Gamilien NIT einenl
suten Sropfen berieben. &otbs unb
WeiBpeine In boratgli6er Qualitdt
bon iebt ab $1.O0 per @alone - fret
ins 5aus geliefert.
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Sic StaotbnMe+
80 Office.

San Mntonio, 2. Npril, 1888.
8erfegelte Mngebote ber pldne fir,
bic rteue StaotbaIe merben bonn Mopor
ber 5tabt Big IL l1br Mitta9 BEN IA.
Mai 1888 in l1ebereinftimmurg nit
ben lit Der Office beg StaotsSugenieurs
g. g. MaurD gu erlangenben Spscifi=
tatioaen, encouragement.
8rDan @aIIag 90 n.
MaDor,
6. g. BIO n, Stabt glert,
San Nntonio, SIas.
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&. &. & beiner

Grocery 9dnoler, gde WIamos uub
2abaca > @traBe, fibrt Elm bollitdnbiges
2ager bon Staple unb GaneD Groceries.
8tIligfte Marftpreife. Mue
Waaren uerben fret ins 9ars seliefert.
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- Die geaenieitige unterithbungs.
Gefelf9aft n8orp6rts" bon San Nns
tonic bat fi6 einen Greibrief ausffelen
lafen.
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81. imeb. Wpps, praftif@er
Mr3t. Office in Der Nlbtni'f9en ApOs
tbefe, go. 215 Mlamo plasa. Seles
pbon 299. Sun Nntonio, Seras.
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sas- Sos 2aser in fertigen Nnshge,t
1T biefes Sabt better unb rei6baltiger
in Muspabl unb preiien als ie bel
paneoaft & Sobn.
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sag 9ie feinten unb mooerniten
Sommerbite. Beiebt urfere ausge=
3ei6neten Strobbtte fiir so gents.
Pancoaf & Sobn.
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8eim @riiBen bat lnart ben Be-
tefenben an3ubliden.
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sar Geinfte unb biligfte Srudfa'
den bel 5 0 + IN Bros.
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GimbereQa gdmb sGtDre.

gde Da 9OnfontraBe unb abenue
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9e8en Grfdltnn9e,t.

eett Sobren eebrauGt.
S9un felt einisen Sabren setrau6e i'd.
Dr.. @usuff R6nis's 9anibureer 8rui ttbee
unb ut69te ni&t cbne ben1elben fetn, ba
his}tr aiege5eihnete Gbte mtd BON elmer
4tftigen Grfdlttne befreit Bat. Sd ent>
pftble ben Gebradn biefes Gbee's auf's
anstlssentlt3Fe.-@estn Sbumas, @on>
roe, Mi8e.
Cute 0rfabrunsen.
Dur@ ben @ebrauG bon fe1s 0aGeten
Or. @usuf RSnts's 6au, .irser Bruft>
ttee tpurbe t1 bon eirent alten befreit,
Der mir Sabre lang at f aft rnadte. Der
Gebrau4 btefe8 ausee cid ,sten Suifens
6tilmitteIe fam MID. sens1 empfDbIen
trsrbeu.-Spbu Wiler, CAT fsnban, srl.g.
Gan, setsfsIA.
@dufs bat mir Der 0ebrau@ BON Or.
&ua. 96nts'S 5araburger Bruftbee f1on
b~epiefen, baB terfelbt Elm gan; Sprsasli1es
3tifunittel eesen ale @rtef BON grtdItun>
gen ii, bffen Mntpenbuns ni9t senus
tntpfoblea trerben fam. - 9pren3 glanfe,
Sac Gity, Soma.
35 Gts. sas waaet. SIN aapDtbeten ,u babeu.
fTB CHARLES 4. V0GELER CO., Baltimore, nd,
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L. HUTH G .S0HN,
bic aIte uub bepdbrte
Gilen> : 6Dl5maaren>,
Sarbssss q. GameasS aablnma,
SO, sss unb $50 Mart. etrase,.
Gon Gntrnin Eeros.

Ginb e~aupiqnartiet ffar .. annbretb&
9etu Htb.T9crten. unb BIumeu . Gamen
i'm @roes NIB 9leinsSnnbeI.
Ageufen far MtetIe 3 In egxaS Re It.
pffige, fab bic befen, eiafaAfeu, biQiaffeu,
h&rffen nab Iei@t eebenbfen MeitpfIiae ton.
sen NIT aDtt euten Rferbeu ober 1euIea bear.
teitet berben.
3aeutsu fur bic ~berabmten Brinly PAuege,
Yfanet II. Horse Hoe and Cultivators COM
oined, 9anb. eamenbrias, @fiee NIB Gull
tiSotprtl. 0uR. y. Dre4t @~nrfsnaf9ineu unb
DHt9ef l1lsnfIieu, Gtos. Mnibs Ronis CT.
tradoreu Bieaen.Rou9er, MeHerte.
erbaIt<n eine Gariabnno 9drrifon Dros. &
20. gum @ebrau9 fertis semif9te 6arben.
&abeu loebsn erbaIteu:
500 DufbsE g6rfb ainber unb garIb Orange
8ndsrrobrsG dsneu, 800 GniteI Srrgtum, 400
Babel eerfinistes Scbufpn @ras Gamen. 5000
&funb MlfaIfa [2n3erlsr aIAl, 80 EufbeI
aaIfr : Hpra, so Nufbtt SeIb 8obnen o6er
eEbfsn fCow Peasl.
eanbrstb uab xeras Dsiess unb selbes
Gaat &orr.
fseiter, retber, aIifs, 8odbara, Gsperiettc
NIB Burr 4lee.S amsn, Rescue @ras.G amen,
eaforsDsbnf, Bn4Dstssn, 8sfen.aorn &C. &C.
i. Huth & Sohn.
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35 Gts. bas paast. Sn a~Ipptbesen ,u babeu.
fHg CHARLES 1. T0GELER CO., Baltimore, Nd,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1888-03-17

A good looking. well dressed
stranger one day last week in Balti.
more stole and sold saw mill, pock.
eted 500 in cash and skipped the
country. He contracted with Mr..
Henry Wagner. 900 S. Exeter street,
to do the hauling, who had to hire a
number of additional men at $3.50
per day, and after the job was done
invited Mr.. Wagner in to a sumptu-
Gus dinner. and requested him to
make out his bill for the work.
While Mr.. Wagner was doing this
the smooth-tongued and apparently
clever stranger, excused himself,
saying he would be back in a mo-
ment, and that was the last seen of
him. Quite number of persons, in
a number of police were
present, but no one suspected that
the stranger was rogue of the sleek.
est kind, 1t is said Judge Steward
laughed quite heartily when he heard
of it, and said that man who could
work through scheme of that kind
deserved to get off.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1888-03-17

pell the County Commissioners to
build legislative road through his
immediate neighborhood.
But am also opposed to it for an
other reason, and that is, 1 know the
county treasury is not in a condition
to bear it. I have been before the
Commissioners from time to time
asking for a little help in roads in my
neighborhood, and / know how en-
barrassed and perpIexed they are
with their scanty means to know
how to make the ends meet.
Taxation in Garrett county now
almost amounts to confiscation. -Four
year ago the rate went up to S1.5S4
on the hundred, and there has been
but slight reduction since, and yet,
with all this excessive burden of tax
alton, we haYe had but nine months
school in three years. Our children
are growing up in ignorance, and !
can assure the members of this House
that there are other interests de.
handing the expenditure of the tax.
payers money with a great deal more
urgency than the so-called Legisla
tive Road.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1888-03-17
Mills and His Tariff

That it was carefully drawn for the
purpose of holding the Southern vote
which the Democrats see is wagering
is very apparent.-Lyn'a Item.
The fact is the bill is dangerous. II
threatens every industry it touches,
and it is to be doubted whether il
would reduce the revenue dollar
HoverltiU Gazette.
What the Mills bill may bring forth
in the way of relief if it becomes a
law no man can say with reasonable
certainty, and for this reason it
should not become a law.-Boston
Advertiser.
1t will be remarkable, indeed, if
the bill, affecting as it does so many
important interests, commands the
unanimous and unfaltering support
of the Democrats as it now stands
Cincinnati Inquirer.
1t bears evidence on its face that it
is the outcome of a compromise be-
tween contending interests to such
an extent that nobody is likely to be
altogether satisfied with it's proyis-
ions.-Ne,Qport Ne,os.
Wool is put on the free list. while
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1888-03-17

The rifie-shooting tournament to
come off at Neward, N. j., in June,
premises to eclipse that of Geneva,
Switzerland, last year. 1t is to be
held under the auspices of the New.
ark Rifle Club, and will last from the
9th to the 18th of June. The club
named will give $4,000, and every
club that enters is expected to SUBJ
scribe to the fund. which will be de-
voted to prizes. This plan, it is ex-
pected, will raise a total of about
100000. Invitations have not only
been sent to every rifle club in Amer,
lea, but also to all the prominet clubs
in Europe.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1888-03-17

The Parkersburg Sentinel has a
leading editorial in favor of the nom.
ination of the Hon. Henry &. Davis
as the Democratic candidate for gov
ernor of West Virginia. 1t pays an
earnest tribute to Mr.. Dayis's ability
his experience in public affairs and
his success as an organizer. 1t fur.
Their declares that "no man is doing
more to attract the capitalists of the
world to West Virginia, and no one
is doing as much to open up the hid.
den wealth of our mountains and
bring in wealth to the people,"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1888-03-17
An example of deterioration i

An example of deterioration in
values is shown in the sale of the
Great Eastern for less than $780, 900.
The original cost of the vessel was
three and a half million dollars, but
she was gigantic failure from the
start, The building of the ship, how
ever, was of value in demonstrating
that there was limit in steamships
in the direction of size. She has been
of use in the laying of the Atlantic
cables. While those who invested
their money in building this ship
lost heavily in the venture. they can
console themselves with the fact that
that their loss was not altogether in
vain. The last report is that Barnum
is trying to negotiate for its purchase
with view of converting it into a
mammoth floating show.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1888-03-17

the duty on woolens is cut in more
than one place, and in such way
that the wooden manufacturers whom
the committee predicted would be so
Joyful will not be slow in making a
loud protest,-NdShoG Telegraph.
The ruling principle which has
governed the preparation OF the bill
appears to have been desire to pla-
cate the protectionists Democrats in
the South and the Democratic party
in places where it feels the need Of
special help for the coming campaign.
Springfield Union.
This bill is a campaign document
pure and simple. 1t is daubed with
the honey of free tradism just suffi-
GENTLY to catch that element, is crys-
tallized with the sugar of the raw
material idea. and just fringed with
little protection TO make the dish
presentable.-HarriSbawg Call.
1t is a deliberate blow at the in
dustries of the United States-a de-
liberate attempt to break them down
in the interest of Foreign trade. The
adoption of this measure would in
crease-largely increase-the income
of the government instead of reduce
ing it, Washington Republican.
The bill is constructed upon free
trade principles, and goes as far in
the direction of free trade as was ex-
pected. 1t proposes absolute free
trade in some of the products of this
country that give employment to
hundreds of thousands of men, and
strikes the severest blow possible at
many of our most important indus
tries.- Cleveland Ne1os and Herald.
The Mills tariff bill can be sum-
married. as follows Everything the
South wants free is free. The reduce
ton of the revenue is brought about
by slashing into the Northern States
regardless of consequences. But then,
what would you expect of South
ern free trade caucus ?-BoSton Rec
ord.
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would be the County Commissioners
or Judges of the Orphans Court.

would be the County Commissioners
or Judges of the Orphans Court.
Next after the county officials in
their representative capacity comes
the Judges of the Circuit Court. They
come directly in contact with the
people, know them, and have no
motive for appointing any but honest
capable men.
The Governor is the worst possible
custodian of the appointing power,
for he cannot know the people, and
must depend on the recommended
tions of his party, as of course he
will hear no other. This virtually
places the appointing power in the
hands of the local rings.
So far as 1 am aware there has
never been the breath of suspicion
against the present board of School
Commissioners. The only reasonable
complaint has been that DR.. Bart
lett's salary was too large, and that
the salary should not have gone on
when the schools were stopped.
But who expects any thing better
now when the appointing power is
removed as far as possible away from
the people, and made the property
Of the Doodle gang.
1t is fact that we are being strip
ped of our vested rights. One by one
our privileges as freemen are being
stricken down. There is scarcely a
measure proposed in the Legislature
that does not turn out to be an effort
to cover up and legalize some sort OF
scheme for plumber; and the dis
couraging feature of it is. no measure
is too outrageously vicious to be
passed by party vote.
Yours truly,
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Secretary Endicott last week. This
is the direct result of Benedict's mar
row ideas of economy.
There was a marble bust of the late
Senator John A. Logan on exhibit
ton in what is known as the marble
room of the Senate. 1t is a striking
resemblance and attracts much at
tention. 1t was made for Mrs. Lo-
fan and will shortly be removed to
her residence.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1888-03-17

In 1859 the States of Maryland and
West Virginia by concurrent action
on the part of their legislatures had q
survey made of the boundary line
between the two States. The report
of the surveyors was adopted by the
Maryland Legislature, but it never
has been by the West Virginia Leg
islature. Senator BioWning intro
duced Tuesday joint resolution re-
questing the Acknowledgement tt
give his opinion in regard to the
proper remedy to be pursued in order
to establish the boundary line refer
red to.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1888-03-17
Also all that Other Property,

In the same neighborhood, containing ll6k
acres, more or less. which is particularly de-
scribed in deed from Ross Augustine and
wife to the late A. ]. Fike,. dated the 18th
April, 1854 and duly recorded in Liber w. H.
L: NO. o, folio 399. &C., one of the land records
OF Garrett county. Said last mentioned farm
being improved by a DWELLING HOUSE
and other out-buildings, and some of the land
Is under cultivation. Said farms will be sold
separately.
ED The above properties will be sold sub
ject to the widows DOVER
TERMS OF SALE-As prescribed by the
decree, one-third of the purchase money to
De paid In cash on the day OF SALE or the rati-
ncatlon thereof by the Court, and the balance
IN Two equal installments at one and two
years rom the day of sale; the deferred pay
ments 10 bear interest from date, and to be
security satisfactory to the trusl ee. or ali the
purchase money can be paid down, at the
option of the purchaser.
JONAS FRAZEE,
o o 4C Trustee.
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The German Emperor died ON
Friday of last week.