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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-27
No. Ola A Triple Lstter Enigma.


No. Ola A Triple Letter Enigma.
In common fare"
In "fruit to spare"
In SHARP" and keen,
In "halting" mien.
An old-fashioned dainty | bring, / bring,
The praises Of total sing, sing.
Come gather the primal with song and laughter
The nerl aforementioned will soon follow after
The final will sputter and dance In the kettle,
It's yotaries claim 1t the truest OF mettle.
TRASzA.
-.
No. 915.-Curtailment.
Open am, and public too,
Conspicuous and plain TO you.
When curtailcd, am a small plate,
To be used at the Eucharist Is my fate.
Again of my tail deprived-a strange paradox
I'm the top OF the head OF man or fox.
Curtailed again. I'm ready, ft.
There's me Of butter, and I'm TO tap II.
Again curtailed, I'm often heard
To shorten paternal word.
Curtailing me now Is to cut me in two,
A pair Of letters will look at you.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-27
OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.

Time Table taking eject April sth. lisa Pas.
seneer trains will run O. follows-Centrl Time
All trains daily except those MARKED thus
which do not run on sunday:
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NLEvELAND 4 pITTsBURG Z. 4

"
Under schedule In erect May Is lts8, tssips
leave Bridgeport, Ohio Central standard Tine:
ID. For PittsbuYgh. 10 ia N For Chicago and
Cleveland ll2 p. m. Fer Pittsburgh and New
York, 8:39 p. m. For stcubenyille SIS d M.
For Martins Ferry, e:S . m: Train, snfys o.
Bridgeport al 7b3 q. n 10 10 o m. IL 20 p m,
AIS D. m, ~ D. m, and TAI p. n
A. l.. wALLIHG, Ticket Agent,
myl6 Bridgeport, Ohio.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-27

When the names Of the above symbols are
arranged in the form OF an hour glass, thus:
AsssSss
sssss
The centre letters, read downward, name a
warliks horseman. HERMAN.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-27
ELY'S
CREAM BALM

Cleanses the
Nasal Passa.
ges, Pair
and Inhanllna-
Hon, Heals the
Sores, Restores
the Sensee o.
T q 8 t @ q n q
Smell.
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Not Long out of the wats,

Answers will be published In two wee
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-27

We the undenfgncd Banks and DsnksY vim
~ oil Pnses drawn In The Loutnsna BsatS ~.
teFiea which may DO presented e our cOuniaea
y; ~. wALASLkY,P Pres. LoutnanA National
PIEIRE LAHAUX, Pro. stass Mssr BAns,
4. RALDWM, Rrsa hsv Orleans Natl DonIi
GAIL kOAUs Pfeee Union National DsaI |.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-27

s92--The young man Of the period.
s93.-l. Grace, race, ace. 2. Ascent, scent
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-27
GRAND QUARTERLY DRAWING
In the Academy Of Hssis, Isv erIsass,
fueslsy, yune r. lS98

CAPITAL PRIZE, 100000.
les,eeo Tickets % Tvspty Dslla,>
eseh. Halves sc, Qaassars 6
Tenths -, Tweatfelhs On.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-05
Infnrmnh nIuin Doom

Samuel johnson, the condemned mur-'
derer OF the Quaker farmer John Sharp
less, was informed at noon on Sunday Of
the decision of the Board of Pardon6
rendered on Saturday, that 1t would not
commute his death sentence to imprlson
ment for life Warden Baker, the kindly
keeper of the Media jail, was the first to
inform job son of the Board's decision
When the Warden open the wicket of
the doomed mans cell he sald; 'Sam, l
have some sad news for YOU
"W hat is It - asked the negro.
"The Board OF Pardons has refused to
interfere In your case. 1t will not dc
anything for YOU"
~ am sorry" was the brief reply oil
the condemned man. Then he retrested
to the further end OF his cell witruut cay
ing another woId.~ The man did net be
tray any apparent emotion except thai
his thick red lips grew trIfie ashy look
ing.
An hour later enc OF his counsel ap
peared at the jail aud also informed hin
of the action of the Board. All tina
johnson said was TO ask If the case coul,
not be carried to the I'm ted States Su
preme Court The lawyer said, subse
| quently, that be could not tell II an eiioI
| would be made to do this.
The date for Johnson's execution
| fixed for the 18th instant. AS far 3
known at present It will take place II
the corridor OF the county jail.
1t is said that the Bo ird Of Pard on
looked upon the alleged after discoyere
evidence recently submitted to them by
the counsel for the defense as clinchiu
the verdict OF guilty rendered by til
Delaware county jury and affirmed b.
| the Supreme Court OF the State.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-05
N. Megary & Son,
SIG TATNALL ST.
S. {. Cor. 9Th and Tstna|l'

We have added to our
already large store the build
ing en- the corner. The
ground floor has been hand
somely fitted up as a Carpet
Room that is not excelled in
the city. II you want to buy
a Carpet you have no stairs
to climb. You have plenty
Of light by day and electric
light by night. You can see
the colors distinctly, and
when the carpet goes home
| il will look to you the same
% when you saw 1t in our
store; that means you won'I
get a green carpet wher
you thought twas blue
You want plenty CT lighl
when buying carpets anc
that's wha: we are deter.
mined to give you. We are
offering
Daily Republican., 1888-03-05
nun % them as "msndlcAnts who are
n Tays ready 10 raid the treasury"

If SUCH A thing were possible and
the new tariff bill should beslms law
the only ones that would bs beach ted
BY 1, would DO the importers, - expe-
rlsnoe has shown that reductions In
d allies do not oAuse any reductions 70
cousumerh As soon ~ there IL the
su sh lest Increase In the duty on any
sricle the importer and merchant are
qui TX TO advance the prices, but when
q reduction ls made these same men
seem to be the last TO find IL out. A.
cordinR to this bill there would DO re-
du ,aoa OF Gil, 600. 900 In the duties on
sugar alone. bat there are few who be-
Ieve that II It should become law II
would cause q reduction OF even q
quarter OF a osnt pound TO The con
sumner. Instead OF thai II would only
put thai much more money In the
pockets OF rich Importers. We have
an example OF how It works In fret
trade England, where sugar Is one OF
two cents . pound higher than II Is II
this country.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-05

Almost another Gaze Of sufooat!on
from Fas occurred a. the bGuse OF Ger
man d. lincoln, No. 6lS King street,
last week. A young lady Of the family
on retiring had turned off the gas ana
It Is supposed that the valve was looss
and turned too far around. Tue y0uug
lady awoke In short time and a.
tempted TO ariee bus found Il almost
impossible to lift her head from tbs pill
low. Flrslly By great effort she
arose and went down stairs. hr and
MIS-. Lincoln hearing her, also arose
and discovered the cause. Another
young lady IN the hcuse was also under
the il huence Of the gas and Ia a thort
time would have been inssnslhle. Both
yonug ladies suffered contidersbly the
following day bot coon recovered. The
a,c.dent IL supposed 70 lave oeer
cAustd by the came defect in the RAt
hXtures ca vas that On Eitt Fiftt
tt-eet ehort time sgr, and which wa
iollC wed by fatal retu.te.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-05
A SPECIAL BARGAIN
IN
Tapestry Brussels

In nice, good, bright Ia
pestry Brussels at as cents
per yard, II you are going
to buy Carpets now is the
time to make your selections;
have them made up and
ready to go on your floor
when needed. Would be
pleased to show you our
line whether you want to
buy or look. Now don't
wait until you move, but
come and look at our enor-
NOUS stock now. We can
give You borders to match
| Jail our carpets, both The
best and those that are not
the best. We will tell yol
something about Furniture
another day.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-05
WANAmARRk,s
PEILAprErHIA. Monday, March 8. 1883.

PEnApRLPHIA, Monday, March 8, lsss.
Are you thinking OF the
New Carpet? We are ready
for you. More space, more
styles, more novelties. more
price-pull, taking all sorts to.
gether, than we have ever
had before.
There Is not such another
carpet store in the world,
perhaps, More than 10000
square feet on one floor. An
acye and all eigAM OF room
hedged in and windrowed
with rolls on rolls of carpet
and heaps on heaps OF floor
coverings of every worthy
sort. Another convenience
Furniture and Upholstery
are on the same floor. Yor
can pick and match as i
under your own roof.
No matter where the Car.
pet, or Rug, or Mating i.
made if it is worth caring
for you'll find 1t here. Our
aim is to furnish you STAN
dard goods of relia b | {
quality. Think OF the quality
when you think of the price
Cost alone is the poores'
possible measure of thu
worth OF a Carpet.
Spick and span Hea0 goods
The musty ends and leav'
ings of other seasons have
no place here. We rou
Daily Republican., 1888-03-05
MONDAY, MARCH 5, 1888.

Every day from this forward is to be easier
The Wanamaker Clothing and the low prices we'll
sell at will make Oak Hall the busy place OF the CITY,
Item No. l.
Nearly 1000 of the Boys and Cbidrens Suits, Win
ter and Medium Weights still tor sale, ard price about
onc-hall.
The 81, So so and IS Suits at So.
The S., So and $40 Suits at S..
The $40, SI2 and SI4 Suits at 81 and So.
rs good clothing we know how to make.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-05

Nor LoNi $50 Ayouns man wrote a
letter 10 NsyOE HaRlas OF New Hotki
stating thAl be was anxious to learn
trade and tbat IS lie had made personal
application to over h'ty employers and
been uutols to teours . place, be
yopll ike TIC Mayors ssslstanoe In
procuring one. In reply Mayor How'll
said thai hs wss equally unable TO se
cure hin p.Rs, and added;
"Iu this great city there ought to be
abundant opportunity for livery young
man to learn trade. Under the re9u
latious adopted by the various traces
unioas, the tumeer OF apprentices 10
limited, 60 that there Is growing up In
our city large number Of young men
who cannot ind access 10 any me
chan.cal emp o. ment. This ID q Ia
mentabls stale Of pn2iTp, bscsuse these
young men nTe turned loose upon the
streets, aud Erow up in ba5iti OF Lille
ness, resulting In vice and crime IL
this action VI the trades societies In
this matter really limited the compee-
tion for employ meut which they expe
rienoe, It might be defended, at lsRst
upon selHEh principles; but, inasmnch
rs foreign worSmen are Tree to come TO
this country in unlimited numbers, the
only tffeo! OF these regulations Ia to
keep our own young men out OF use
full employ ment, wnioh 10 freely open
ITO thQsss~wie are born and trained In
Sozatfsn countries"
The remarks Of Mayor Hewitt apply
with equal force TO this city as FAR AS
they pertain 10 the q m>ultIas boys ex'
perience In obtaining plAoss to learn
Grades and become skilled workmenI
but We cannot agree with him this. th'
entire fault lies With the lAbor unions
They ase 10 blame 10 greA. measure
but the pilnc pal cause Is the abolition
OF the Cd ipdenture system undel
which our fathers beJAme skilled me
chAnics and some OF the best WorkmeI
Of the present day learned their trades
Then q toy was bound to his mAs,e
and could not leave him to take plAo
ala dollar or two advance in wage
with some one else, while the mAs.e
was equally bound 10 leArn Ibe boy nj
the Aris and mysteries Of Lis trade
and II WAS to his advantage 10 a1van1
him az rapidly as possible. Now q
employer has bui llt!le encouragement
to teach boy q trade, as about th
time he becomes OF some use to hlt
sone enc else comes along and Ak'
him away BY the ofisr OF higher wage
But there Is yet sno:her cause III
that lies In The fA3s that b. the tin
the boys Of the present day compile
theiF education they have no desire
learn q Trade, bat their sole amblhl
10 to enler one Of the professions Gil
bhese Clauses will, ere mAuy years, :
duce our i nerloAn bcys TO the coud
Aieu o. second rae hands or lAborel
while our hrs!.clAss mechanics will
be Foreigners.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-05
Item No. 2.

All our last years Spring and Early Fall Boys and
Chdrens Suits (nearly 2ooo) in quality, similar
this Springs styles, nothing the world the matter with
them except new this Spring. and we would rather
sell them now than have them when the new goods come
out So the prices that mark them TO day will make
them co. and you can't get good for the money You're
to be pleased. Bear In mind it's not the bought
clothing. It's our own manufacture. Sewing, trmmn e,
staying. everything entirely reliable.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-05

them out before the dust be-

them out before the dust be-
gins to settle on them.
Clean, cheerful Carpet
ings, fresh as the grass In
sun-kissed hooks. AS to the
fashions you shall see them
when you come, If you look
long enough. You will won
der that such a pretty jumbl'
ing and twisting OF figures
and such a blending and
combination of colors into
new shapes was possible.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-05

Tha VAu Weston Dramatic Company
disbsnied after its Lerforma O. at the
Opera Hopee, on FsbIuar- 20 and on
the following Tuesdsy right rsoTgAni,
zed wl.h new people and re,a'nirG four
Of the old members. The manager pre-.
poses 10 make this q permanent ofgsul-
zalion, producing good plays a. odd
times 10 this city. Tie instruction is
free end sny one wishing u jntn can do
50 By making application TO 1C6 Kirg
street. This company viii also b.
known hereafter as the IDEAL Dramatic
Clmpany.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-05
WANAm AK ER's.
borders. Hall Tapestries
with 9 in. borders and Z and
I stair patterns.

Ingrains, 25c. to 81. Our
stock of these Carpets has
been largely increased, and
among the patterns are
many copied from the bet.
ter class of goods.
3-ply, best quality, 9oc to
ST..
Extra Supers, Lowell and
all the best Philadelphia
makes, 70 to Soc.
Medium Supers. All wool
but a trias under Extra
Super quality, CSC,
Cotton Chain Extra Su'
pers. Filling all wool. Wear
like Extras, 55c,
Union Extra Super, made
like Extra Supsrs, but hail
cotton, soc.
Ingram Carpet, made en-.
tirely Of cotton; same mum
Der Of lends" as Extr;
Super. 400. A little lowel
grade, 35c. ........
Double Chain Cotton 10.
Igra.n, soc. Similar, age.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-05
N. MGgary & Son
matt
BEE HIVE"
900 Market Street.
A FEW SPECIAL DRIVES

To shake up the dry bones
among the Gossameres. W.
offer you 100 OF the dollar and a
half kind, perfect, and even
way right at 90 cents each.
Now for fun in wrapping them
up quick.
A few words about that lot OF
Handbags that created such a
stir. We are slashing them up
fast. Also a big drive in Linen
Laces, from &c. yd. up to soc.
Now is the time to buy Mus
Inns and Sheetings. We are
prepared to sell you many
makes as low as ever, notwith-
standing the large assortment.
We are selling Table Linens,
Towels and Napkins at price
that astonish ourselves for cheap
ness, and ask you to carefully
inspect them.
you have any desire to stt
and buy Ladies and Children
regular made English and Ger
man Hose, examine our re v
Istock. Black, colors and stripec
at IS cents a pair.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-05
DUBLlC SALE-WlLL BE BOLD N
station W. a N, X. r., On
"WEDNESDAY, MAgCuI IA
atio'clockn.

good work horse, two COWS viii b, 40
by day Of sale; " heIicis fuiulng 10 mali n
sprlnR, CT good stock; I buli coming N
old, one big, 70 pAirs II chi,soh,, Il III 4
hAy.
farmiT r Htenfis. plows, harov. II
cart, ! straw crtNr, m shal e., Fril.sx|
ood jump Seat carriage, u,rmsulori "A
riAge, sleigh and bells. cArriagr hlfnts n
lars and brides. : stts 81 stage lsmsa ftN
fRlo robe. Also : lot Il Ousahtid g04 4
DO steads, bureau, waafstti.d, rbsiN ~
y feet walnut extension table 10 glsFls
sewing machiar, cook stuvt AVID 1ift
ether stoyes, 20 yATis OF ilgrtn uV1
yards rag carpet, hall ami stiir lnst ln
churn aud horse power, small tHrn 1
pans, butter tuh~, pOtltups ~ re vs.
and many other thirgs rot h'fr esu-thA
Tknss, --All sums Of 10 AID uFita
all over that anoult credit Of mpt'tit
he given on purchaser glvUIS 4 b4 4kAst
with an approved endors'r
THOMAS WILSON
Il. W oldham \ son, AurtuUrb
"a tw.i-sa-tH-m4r.@pn
Daily Republican., 1888-03-05

On Thursday last VIM s. jackson. o
native OF Ksrneit Square, bat nov CO.
gagged In banking In Colorado Sariuga,
was married 10 Helen Banhald, al
Poughkeepsle, N. Y. The brids is a
charming woman, and is niece Of MI
JRckson'e FIRST wife "H. II.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-05
Waited Edsemoor.

Eleven members Of the Senior class
OF the Pennsylva Military Academy
at Chester, vieited the works Of the
EJgemoor Iron Company. Tue cadets
" ere shown through the entire works
OF the company.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-05
DUBLlC SALE or PersOyI pSa|

DCBLlC SALE OF PERSON Al pSa
4 PETTY VIII he M. M r,,'l''Ss ~
the premises Of iht sab ri e. T. w
CHESTER nj. to, IA, utsrttt.uns, ~
THuBsDAY;NARrllph,t,s"
sale at 10 o'cioc cain.
good farm or cTivipg bore. I'D on.
good dairy CO.'S, 2bulls, lruHs,p. ,ta
Iontts 'ing OF farm aud mia s5r,6. WI
hnh elngie harness, tuUh as nos, AZ, ~
other hfid ut hnrHras, } u6slt, 1,.f NV
mower aud reaper, binder In, + I'll afri-.i
spikes hafro rs, UnnsiUtIrg III a.1hiisi
iinslr, hoe hartows, has ,utp. lor,st,il
large lot o. mia chnins, ron,t t.rj.1 ~
@pnar =, loi IA ldsrs. stone ,iri, gistsI
rows, cor sheQe'H, wagon ptl.. io. 80
pl0ck q ropes. post diggGls, ut ya'l',.
hors, ltcks, salts, trlar hn a. ~.
Jaws, blork3 aud iackitF,Ers Irrrsit. ~
ana POI i, ero"b1rs grlnd-lont. ,trslsst NJ
her buckets mtafurcs, rt., gDrs III,
fates, FORK, hoes rhONrs, ave-. rlls,,h1I
ults, haltfrs, haius, dunlIt sll,dp
trtcs, poet Gpadrs, hAN and IN ruse ~. Nj
FORKS aud rigging. fan tl,H-. rolitr III
drillf, wa ron beds, has knivt l.! NJ
measures, aud very large uuirbcr Of Vl1.I
not mentioned.
Conditisng. month"; u 80 sppro,ed q
dofser on All sums aver (n,
ALEX ANBER ARMHrgONg |
j. ID. Howard, Auction er. rrur,,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-05

AtIo'elOck, u. m n
---s,, I'd head OF gOld dslll ~
HxSE with csi,rs 10y Their ulutesfleI
Won springcrs;i 200 sl's' y "a
rsist1 heifCrs, wears oil W stsisI
shoats good stock, ID iai, Nv -
turkey. lot Of corn on wv " Min ~
Dairy FlXtur, $, 5nslHllht Va
buckets, &c, .,o,drnla5a
TERMS. AN sums OF tp aun ~ it"efisH
silins over that amount a citl,, y
will be given on puTcuattt tl'''f
note, with approved Gnt,9,Itt''I n AWli
GEu y. l,M,,iigs4
L. W, stldham 4 son i.n'4fi
Daily Republican., 1888-03-05

Information, estimates or
samples sent to any address.
Churches, hotels and the
like are particularly inter.
ested.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-05

FSTZF44 head Of good hof'es, ete w
EHN&N mule. had Of eeNs, w y, ~ s9
0U- 2pigs. flrml0R li,hsla'' " -
wagon, 2CiIts, drArhpra, ~
running ears, wheat drill, IN ~ ~
wheel cnltiyGtor, horse rlkf' TX ~, N
Osborn sell binder, tlilhlp iy' MI, 1 "A
IAN corn shell r, ploss. har-o - cu'u w,
grain cradle, hrlAr s'l lht' W rai ~,
BLOCK AID iail, AID 9TH ratlio' ny ~ M Il, \
ed. Also corn by Tbs pu,hei nay "
and some houst hold FoJl', IN ne n
Terms; A credit ~ mon, gsti.s,r'd MD
on all sums Of " ana over , !. iii, a
g ~ sSed ssndafser, IRA Discount Of io' ~
i. s. This sila to he posiii'f,s e',.Sa. 10 Z
scrlber has sold his farm; AaH .H'tySil,
tanning. h.,,n,sr n
Daily Republican., 1888-03-05

long enough. L ou Will Wou-
der that such a pretty jumbl.
ing and twisting OF figures
and such a blending and
combination of colors into
new shapes was possible.
The Administers and vii
tons were never handsomeI,
and we never before had
such a handy place or such
a perfect light to show them
10.
A novelty is the Wilton
carpet made in a new loom
that weaves them 4 yards
wide and Of any desired
length. These Rugs are
entire, in one piece, and
need no fitting Of end or
corner pieces. We will take
Iorders tor special at any
ltime.
Moquettes. Soft to the
thread, rich il color and sug-
|gested colors. Scores of new
shading.
l Every leading make Of
1.-THE stu dy, reliable, liked
,lby' every. body Brusselt-
5 home. made and foreign.
lAbout the goth inst. the
,, cream of The English Brus
sels will be on hand. In va
Irlety of styles and colorings
: Ithey are ahead,
For the Spring sales We
Introduce a new line OF Brus'
sells. Technical designation
"Wanamaker," Some manu-
Ifacturers make their Carpet,
! Jas pretty and good as they
lean, and weave their nam,
. lon the back. Some max,
d as well, perhaps, aud leavt
a their name off. But the nam
zion is a guarantee. You vii
Slsee "Wanamaker" woven o.
eithe back of this new Bus
t sells.
Is The story of this carpet
as worth telling.
It's the peer Of the eres
New England names il
be IBrusse!s-Hartford Lowell
H. Bigelow, (and we have ther
aarlall The comparison is II.
i. odious to IL
is Whenever we can produa
olor procure an article 1i5t
be here and serve the Philade,
&c phia market with Philade
phia goods equal in quail
+, q and less in price than OF
CO. ss, Iside competitition can NEE
alive are proud, The Wan
ar, maker Brussels come str,
lght from city looms to c
icarpet floors. Expert inf
I ln nation about frame
, ,ss threads, and yarns would
'rks tell you much. But b
II worsted, exclusive Sly
. and quality, sold unt
''' Especial guarantee of servi
heiat SI.25 a yard, and a che
dy lof thirty styles, ought to
oreI The introduction Of I
TO. line of CARPETS is a spet
yerEtriumph. 1t will more II
m, ct the taking cry of "t
her Brussels" for SI.z5, SO Of
rid, lrung upon some Offering
pool irregular goods,
AnI The single small pre-
ON which is the only tax
7edItween producer and C
petIsumer, enables you to bu
DOR regular Brussels of hig
than ever offered
ice; fore at the price. An ext
eryIis not needed to tell qua
you To be had only here.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-05

A PHILADELPHIA grand jnry
showed their g11d sense rscenly by
suggesting hat the Legislature OF that
HjaIe should pssS Law ena bling mag
issrAles to settle petty cases. Thl' is
something thai is urgently needed 10
this city, aud Ce trust the mstter may
receive tie attention which 1t demands
from the Ue1i Legislature. II lag
WAS passed prG 7ldlng that oil Gases Of
larceny, where the articles stolen did
net exceed In value SD, with cases OF
misdtm sAnOr, su3h % carrying con-
csA,sd deadly weapons, gam bling,
policy playing, or violating the liql0r
laws, in this tity, could be tried and
finally disposed o: before the city cour,
II would effect q saving OF thousands Of
dollars annually 10 the cii!z ms OF this
county. Uader the ptesen. system,
II man steals Q chicken worth 30
cents, aud is cap ursd, It costs the tax.
payers 8; lesss $50 10 punish him for
the offsuse. A law OF this kind would
be more In Aso)rd With justice, In the
case Of persons charged with crimes oil
which they are innocent but are unable
at the Ilme OF their hearing before .
committing magistrate TO prove their
innocence. In cases OF this nature D
person ,s sometimes obliged 10 spend =
couple Of months or more 10 jSll, wall
ing un.A coa;; commeuces, whereas II
the Gaze s5a.d be irei ant ds.trmlnei
before the city OouTs hs would DO SIS
aured Of VIA all shouid hsye, whether
innocent or eGiliy, aspsedy trial. We
have no dGuD' ba; bill c9ald be pre-
pared TToSlllBg tos i,y Isials In this
court, ard the beuol might be made
10 consls, Of the Judge, his depusy and
justice Of the pes,e, who could be
given the same pJHer ever CAGES COM
Ing under their jurlsdi ,!ion IS Is nos
possessed BY the higher courts. Theu
II the fues and coHs, In cases where
Ihey we're psit, rsver ed to the city, /
might Assiss II iu,.ng cur taxes.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-05
Closing Ogt Closing Out

The entire stock of Winter ClOthing
mu be closed out before the 25th dby Of
March. We do not want to carry any
stock ever, and, In order TO close out this
clothing, we will sell anything we have
In the house 40 per cent. less than cost
We will mention few OF the bargains
A good suit of winter clothes, all 10
match, for 1915, worth 81 so; q boys
suit for e.. 50, worth IS; a child's suit for
81; boys pants for Use; children's pants
for 2jH at the 8. W. COR. SECOND and
MARKET SIS. Il W. WoLTERB.
N. Call and see for yourselves, as
1t costs yru nothing TO look and will save
YOU money. i2s Goblin
Daily Republican., 1888-03-05

You may depend upon the lowest prices and the
best goods The business is to 60 the highest notch