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fTrrvvtGs ~ AVE FOR sale few Iine [ avs
N.sNSs>o and lI"drts, aud Two scrv like
W7X " young Bulls, oil the Improved
.sss.zsssse~. Sh"n-horn Durham Breed. lIn-
ins taken great pau>, By importing aud sclecrin. NV
stock can assure thosr who wish 10 purchase that
'oev cannot hnd anlinas oi pu,rr blood OF SUPERIOR
qualities m tins couuty.--tetcr To BENJAMIN Win,
OF faol jones, Esqfs. RALPH WATSON.
last Windsor Connecticut, july 81 1,
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n,lISars assi! dOfiG.

sDc TONS Plaster OF the very best quality. and
e1eS $500 lbs best Green Coffee, which will be sold
very low. Persons wanting such articles will please
give me acall. Tiny viii be sold below the market
plioe. l.. b. ESTES.
july 81
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E'gcE.V'GN .Is <EE.V.N, sc.
JAMES g.. .,a,eV a. In

III AN l. on hand few pieces real French and Eng
n l. fish Painted Musus, in which great Bargains
viii be sold also few pieces dark French Prints
and black and Waite MUSLINS, a, extra cheap pr.-
Cr-.
lune ID Il
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O. New Establishments.
~ u X We II r. VII 8 ~.

I'iE subscribers have now on hand good as
softnent Dry Goods, Groceries, &C.
a"u expect shortly to open large and splendid
,'"oh OF We ~ GOODS, suitable tor the pre-
"' ana approaching season--all oil which We arc
CASH.
respectfully solicit a continuance Of the public
r'"ace 50 literally bestowed ON the late firms
., We leel confident, ofbeiug enabled give cnlrc
''cuon to all those who may favor us with a call.
JAMES T.. HORNER,
WIN. HENRY WATSON
August l.,
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August st, 1897.

J.. = All persons indebted 10 the late concern,
VI James T.. lloncr d Go. or to James t.. Homer,
''ncf by bond, note or otherwise. will please call
NM settle their respective dues practicable
am ANXIOUS To settle up the business OF the late
hfh' Ar soon is possible. JAS. l.. uORNER.
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of eight months III Ne" York. where lac
acquired atIorou9h kno" ledge of making and finish
nv Hats, IN every variety Of ssc, has located
himself IN Lynchburg, aud taken the house recently
occuPl"dby Simpson < Lyman, next door 10 Nj.
john i. Hunts Jewelrq Store where he - receive
lng and opening, from the must approved Northern
Manuiae torres the largest aud most complete assor-
me"t oi hat, nos III TIN, place comprising every
variety ot Style and quality. The whole of hIs pni-
ohl>es were made by himself; and he feels no hest
t1hct IN SAYING that in point OF chcapncss aud DUAL.
itN, they are superior To any ever offered III tins
het lie aiso has a manuiactOry IN constant opera.
uou, dId VIII supply customers With any kind of hats,
ii the shortest notice. The sii.M fiAI mhici
Ii els daily making Is rich aud splendid arto lc and
IA style ot model matclial and finish shall be found
nnrnaIed. With the above goods he HIS Palm
Leaf Hats, trimmed and untrimncd Caps. I'm
hrrlas; e'cntlcnrn's Stocks Gloves. Bosolns and
Collars; and large assortment of llatters' r1im-
mtn@s.
tonul, mcrehlats, lis friends, and tlc public
general are particularly Invited 10 call and examine
Iils stock, before purchasing escn here as he II
make II to cirnterest to do 50.
y. Il. All Customers hit, lroacd aud kept in
seAtee order, without charge.
BENJAMIN II. WOOD.
Nav
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y rasOis II u an b c 4 aIIs

NJ f are tins day opening Case of the above.
w which for beauty OF style and finish, surpass
ny have ever had. and at very moderate prices,
ROBINSON & ELLIOTT.
May l is
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TINE SUBSCRIBER wishes to Hire ten
T. Plantation Hands. In his absence. 'ap.
plicaon will be made TO Mr.. Henry ). Ian ghornc.
JOHN G. MEM.
SEPT. = Il
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lccttd.
Nh. WhiulrscN. oi Duio, called mp the resolution
offered by vi, Adams on Monday RELATION Ia the
Rules aud Orders ui the llollsc, aud, alter various
notifications AID amendment, oi that resolution, Il
Ion. discuss =, The necessity ol adopting som.
OF The Rules alIGtly "xt,tInt, aud rejecting 81 ii
mendIng others, l.. winch Mes,is. Mciecr ll1uter.
Bell. Pope, Graham, Underwood. Smith, OF MaIue,
and WhHdcsey, ot Gho took part the resolution
WIS adopted and Ihc House
RcSoircd, That the Rules aud Orders vi the l,~i
session remain ~ turec the Rules aud Orders al
the present se,son tor the space OF ten days, and
that the sub jet ol the revision oi the same be refer
red To y select committee.
Nj Whntlesey, ut Ohio, Offered resolution that
the standing committees of the House be now APP
polur,d which Carried.
The Chair nltimatcd that lac could not be Pre- par
ed, early lo-mofrow, to announce the commit
tees and thtthc should do Monday.
Mr. Blddc, of Pa Offered a resolution. which
lies one day on tho table. The resolution proposes
inquiry addressed 10 the Secretary OF the Ihra-
sury, whether the letter recently published ia the
papers OF the day, purpurng 10 be by Inn addressed
to the Clerk OF The House, directing that officer
pay the members th.ir CLAIMS in gold aud silver CON-
he autcntic-and If 50, what, II ANY, distinction has
been made in this case, among all tbs claimants on
the Treasury. III thls respect
On motion, the House al Dourn.d,
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New arae, fashionable Hat store.
WHOLESALE Ess,ygy3

BENJAMIN IL. WOOD. having bee
practically engaged ia manufacturing
hats for ten years, and lltcl, re,idng sly
! of cight months IN New York, where h,
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She drew the mangled body of her hus.
band to the house, where he began to ex
hiblt signs Of returning life. Either from
reIent,ng feelings or n desire to protrsct
his suffering 10 hopes that he would ulti-
ma'eIy die OF his wounds, and thereby
cover her crime, she administered restora.
'ives which brought him to.
Having asccrta'ned that Rapp was st;l
alive, the murderer returned and endea-
vored to dlssuadc the woman from any
further attempts to take his life. as he
night perhaps die of the wounds he had
already received, and If not. thev had bet.
ter let him live. But she was still ioAexi.
BILE. II was her purpose that he should
die. and die he must They however con.
cluded TO wait few DAYS, snd see If he
would moi die Of his wounds IN thus they
were disappointed, aud on the morning Of
he IAN he had So far recovered ss 10 he
abb" To dress himself, and was about TO
leave ,h" h"u.r, when his wifo remlu-,ra
ted with h'm for bong 30 nnprud. nj. and
urged Inn back t. hi- bed. She then IN.
formed her acComp,rn that the work of
dea h must be speedily acc,Dpisbed but
he reCoiled from be act uf scain commit
ing violence upon him. Although fp,led
IN her persnaelons. she tc-orrpd to the
means of quarrel between Rapp aud her
accessory. TO ln,p,rIt hun 10 p.rprlta,p The
murder. IN thus she was succrssfui-
warm words eGsurd. and to cxp due The
ma er she pushed INN upor her husband
who was lying PROSTATE upon the bed
The murderers then both set upon him
with the terocIy of tamished tigers tho
one grssp'ng hls throat and assisting the
work OF dea'ii-- while The demon Of a wife
nn' her knees upon his breast and with The
weight OF her whole body jumped upon
h'm nn'll life had become px met.
The ne,ghbors having suspicious tha, all
was not right called The Coroner. and an
inquest was held upon the bcdy, which re.
turned verde, OF death by personal VIC
lence.' Suspicion rested upon the Young
man and the wife Of the deceased, and
they were Immediately arrested. They
nav" been committed to jail to await q
further trial.
Thus murder. taken in connection with
the attendant circumstances, Is one of tina
most inhuman and bart aruuS deeds eyar
perpelrated IN a cviIIz'd land The de-
ceased Is repn,ed to have been an indus
trlnuS aud quiet cltlz'u, and 81 tar a. Is
known. has always wed m IA. utmos, hor
mony wlIr biS family. H. WIT: had pre.
v'on.iy borne good rrputa'Ion-bn IN
TINS instance II IS clearly cvInceJ thai s.
tan has once more exercised sole powrr
over woman.
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LEVI WOODBURY.,

Excess OF Expenditures over Receipts 81 ,47S,sD
During the last quarter of the year then
we have expended four and half millions
more han we have received for the neat
quarter of year the dispropor'ion will
probably be slll more striking. The re
ceIp's from public Land Sales must dImr
|lsh, and with the dlminulon of imports
and the non payment Of bonds. the receipts
rom the Customs must be lnconsderable.
Still the vast expenditure authorized by
he last Congress must 90 On-and with
IN expenditure Of more than s. 500 600
per month above our receipts, II will take
few figures 10 calculate the time necessa-
y to drain the Treasury. The era con-
'emplaled by Mr.. Secretary Woodbury. in
his famous letter TO Dr. Warehouse will
have arrived. The October instament OF
he Surplus Revenue cannot be paid, with.
out leaving the Treasury some millions
minus. This in.ialment, by the frs, OF
October will constitute the only available
means Of the General Government. ~
1t was to pass this law. more than 70,
anv thing else, that Mr.. Van Buren, con
scented to the convocation Of Congress
This is one ofthe grave and momen,ou
considerations which induced the relucran
adoption of that measure. Committees
nigh, have gone in vain from all the CT
lies of The Union, and appea led for the as.
sembage Of The Representatives of tn,
People--and Mr. Van Buren, would hav
turned deaf ear TO their enlrea,ies. "
must ,"snid French writer TO Cardna
Mozarln, by way of apology for cerla
his Hlghness. IL don't zee the necessity
rejnlned the Cardinal with his accus, me
GOODNESS. So it was with Mr. Van Buren,
While the People only were in distress, h
did not "see the necessity" of calling upo
Congress; but when he found tina, III
Government could not pay lis debts to III
81 ales, that they would be knocking O
the Treasury in vain for their October in
salment, then the necessity" was yer
apparent.
The repeal of this insialment will prob
ably be the only important measure cor
umated during the September session.
|ir Van Buren, will propose the Divorc,
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The Crops 1T Is gratifying. amid the
pecunlary Distress and derangement of
business of all kinds und,r wh'ch the
country is suffering, that tn. harves, which
j. now near al hand promises To b. mos,
abundant. IN the counties of Ere, Mag.
ara, G.nesee. Orleans. Livingston, Ona
n" and Monroe may, IN all western New
Ynrk-the crops OF wheat never took cd
more promising than they do at present.;
snd while there is every prospect thai the
producer will receive far .qulvalenr for
the products of his farm. the consumer has
before him the equally gratifying prospect
that living viii soon be within his means.
Bufalo Paper.
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From the Aurora erie County, Standard.

A MAN MURDERED BY HIS WIFE AND HER
PARAMoUR.
On the 4'h ult., IN the town of Ham.
burgh, IN thus county, n murder was com.
united which exhibits degree Of G"pravl-
". that could scarcely be looked for IN be
ingS who wear the form of humanity, and
1--we under the influence of cv,pza,lon. -
The deed was prrpctraied upnn man
named - Rnpp, n native of Switzerland
bv his own wife. and her paramour. young
Swiss, name not known.
The particulars of this trsgical affair are
of he mos, revolving and harbarous char
| acter, As taken from the confession of the
yoHng man. by which it appears that it vas
a matter of cool dellbera,ion for nearly a
year previous In lis final consumma' Ion.-
The young man was paying his addresses
TO Rapp's daughter with the intention ~
marrying her. when her mother informed
INN tina, she liked him more than her
daughter did, and lfhe wonld assist her in
dlsposing of her husband. she would mar,
~ him, and he could share in he property.
To this he acceded. and thercupon they
corjoin'ly proceeded to the execution Of
their dlabolcal purpose.
Their first plan was to take his life
through The agency OF poison. Some
months since. they procured .N'r Pom
lea which they administered to INN, bu,
for some cause. without success. SUI
they were no, to be diverted from their de
moniac design. and they Immediately con
cluded to accomplish the work by violence
THIS they deferred until a convenient op
portunIry should Offer itself. winch wa
not hong wanting A day or two previous
to the 7Ih uh, Rapp's wife informed he
occomplIco that on The morning of he u
Rapp would leave home for Buffalo, yer,
; Early, and would be al the table 20 feed hi
horses about iva O'Clock, and rs il woul,
b. plausible report 10 send abroad ha, h,
had been killed by the horses, The fala
blow mus, be struck at tina, time.
Al The appointed hour the murderer wa
at his post, and as his victim entered TIT
sable he gave him a blow upon the hea'
with club, which knocked him down
, when the blows were repeated severa
lines, until he supposed the work Of dealt
vas complete. He Immediately left tn
. stable, in doing which he met his accom-
D plice at The door. her fears that the dee
might not be fully accomplished havin,
induced her to witness the bloody scene
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One grant, Scdchman. was IN the
service Ut the great Frederick OF Prus.,a.
and was Observed one day fondng the
Kings 'ay"rlc dog. "Arc you fond If
dogs ?"sad Frederick, mo, please yonr
Majesty replied Grant, "but we Scots
have saying, that II is right TO secure
friend at court" "You are sly fellow"
said The monarch recolleci for the future
that yon have no occas,on at this court
for any friend but myself" Gtanr rose af-
forwards with g'ea, rapdmy, and was in.
trusted wan the command Of he most lm>
poriani inriressrs in the kingdom.
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The SEA SERPENT. The Sea Serpep,
was again seen off Nahant on Tup.dav
forenoon, We c"nvrrspd with fomr gen.
'lenen Who On that morning were fishing
IN boat abnlI two miles sou heu~, u, Ma
liant. aud who aver that they distinctly
saw the tUubsier about ten rods distant
HIS head Wa elevated sbnu, rhre. foe,
from The sr5fncc ct The water. and was
about he sHr Of bali barrel A ra,t
only of he bndy bnu, fly feet IN length
was visible. The c,lo- was very darl,
and there we're tour bnuchcS or the hack
lie was sen for ABOUT fifteen minutes
The water was prrt,c IS >nnotn aud pas
sy, so that there cund b. no decrpi,on IN
he case. The grnllemcn mad. a sketch
"i ms Appearance. 10 when they affixed
Their ia mes and "ti II tor tx ,b,l,n m The
bar Of the ho'el.-B Isl. .1tius.
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"In eioh, or nne months from this time
every substantial CITIZEN will have a long
sIlken purse Of fine open net work. through
he interslices of which the yellow gold
will shine and glitter. Then TRAVEL
LER> WILL FREE FROM THE PEsTILENCE
OF RAGGED, FILTHY AND COUNTERFEIT
NOTES. Every substantial man, aud every
sub,'an'i mans wife and daughter, WILL
TRAVEL ON GOLD"
Thus SAID the Globe two or three'years
ago. Now The Globe wants every "sub-
stonial man, and every substantial mans"
substantial "wlfe and daugh'her "--poor
woman to travel on "ragged, filthy"
Post Office drafts! This is the new mode
of "travclIlng on Gold"
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ment of Bank and Stately the issue OF
Government Paper in Treasury Drafts,
and Pos. Office "orders-- ahead." Mr.
Kendall and Mr. Woodbury. will be pleased
with this arrangement, because it will
make them very great "Money Kings" and
monsters - and Mr. Gouge probably will
approve il, because il is such a total d.
|vorcemrnt of the Government from Bank
ling Agencies. Congress will probably sit
n month or two, do nothing but repeal the
Distribution Act, start vast number OF
FcheEes and experiments, and adjourn in
cason for comfortably long recess to
link over their plans, pocket the mileage.
I'D prepare for Deccmber 81 sson.
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ToMAToE..-Mr Chlld gives the FOL.
lowing directions Tor cooking his valuable
vegetable.
"Tomatoes should be skinned bv pour
ing boiling water over them. After they
are skinned, they should be s,ewed half an
hour, IN TN. with lnlIe salt. small hit
of butter, and a spoonful Of water" This
mrihOd is for sauce to eat with toas, meat
for dinner. Wher pIucked green. loma.
toes make an excellent pickle. An excel.
len, ca'fnp may be made of them. when
ripe. IN the fnliowlng manner. 1.-The veg
e'abIe should be- >que I'D no in the hand.
salt put 10 them, aud set by Tor twenty fnr
hours. niler beng passed tarouuh se,ve.
allspIce. pepper, mace, garnc, and whole
mustard seed should be- ADDED. II sbould
be boiled du"n one IhIrd, and bottled after
:, l. cool N" liquid Is ucccssatv, a. the
'""a'"es are very jncy. A good deal Of
lair ana SPEC l. necessary To keep the cat
sup we'll ! Is d. clnus with roast meat;
| and cuptuI adds niuch 10 he richness of
soup aud chowdrr. The garlic should be
AIKEN out before the catsup is bottled.
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COP AND MAcKERELL FI,HEsY-Th,

COP AND MACKERELL FI,HERY The
Barn>'nhe Patriot says: "Suce hard
tunes have become the universal tome W
conversation throughout III" Union. # no,
he world II affords II, no lurle pleasu,. !,
find tina, the ii ,h"imrn of Cane Cod hav.
oern blessed with large discounts from
their fav"r''e Banks. We learn That five
mackerel.men VIII" have hacked their fares
al the wharf of Capt William Lewis in
Tins town. have already caught sirieen
hundred barreIs FIR tn" qnarer ending IN
July. Dnring the same tine last season
there were LEES than seven hundred barrels
at The wharf"
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North Carolina - In North Carolina
both parties have been preparing them.
feves tor a trial of strength in the Con
!ressional election. The two parties are
very nearly equally divided. The Wings
had majority of one IN the last Congress
aud they hope to retain it and even To in
crease It in The eleclIon now pending a
hitter from Washington N & dated Jnly
90, published by the New York $ ar, says
THE Congressional election has ths
day terminated, and the Wings have sue
ceeded by the largest majority ever OBJ
tanned in this district" This is the Edge.
comb district, IN which Mr. Stanley was
the Wing candidate.
.Missisippi.--A few returns of the cleo
on IN Mississippi have been received
which are thus far favorable TO the wings
But they are too few to warrant any con
tiden calculations OF the general resul
based upon them.
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nlfnC.'

CtURT INTELLIGE>CE.- HIS Excellen
cy Governor HUI OF NV Hampshire Is at
present on visit to Washlng'on--dumes
'lca'pd with the "lli'e colony" abnn, III"
Whre House. The Great Explndcd Mr..
Woodbury. has enjoyed the honor of beng
caseled with His Excellency; an honor
which has been extended l>o to the Grea,
Irresponsible Mr. Kendall. II is rnmored
further that the "au'hor of the letter Ia
Sherrod Williams has had frequent inter
views with the embodied sovereignty OF
New Hampshire. The consequences ot
h's visit have not yet Iransplrpd: but Mr.
Hi. we understand goes N for he "dI.
vorcemen' of Bank aud S'a'e"-or the
conversion Ofthe Government INTO Bank
with ten thousand sub agencies. Thus l.
he foundation Of he new EXchcQner Back
winch will Commence business on Mr.
Woodburv's Better Currency Of Protest el
Drafis.- B0st. Atlas.
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The Globe has said within n W

The Globe has said within a week or
two, that to "dispense with Banks" would
unse,tle all the relations Of property. II
has further said that no "au,hen,icated"
member of he Van Buren, party has ever
entertained the idea OF an Erciusiue NE
taiiic Currency. We do not believe that
any one ever did but it is equally true
hat the party have spared no pains TO in
culcale he belief thu, such was their poll
cy. Bank rags will be sbolshed"- says
the Cube. Give the people Hard Mon
ey"--says Mr. lngersoll. Missouri owes
her prosperity to Hard Money. We can
ge, along better without Banks than with
lhem'-says Mr. Benton. What is the
meaning ofull this Does i, mean to hold
out a promise to the ear and break II to the
hope Does il mean that the Globe, and
Mr. Ineetsol and Mr. Benton are conirivlng
to deceive and deude the People-.or that
they are really sohcnous 10 abolish Rags,
and speed the return of the age of Gold i?
The truth u. tina, the assertion vi the
Globe 's one of hose last resorts to whcl'
II has been driven by The ex,gencirs Of lis
position. 1t Is only of la'e--s'nce the ~
bany aud New York movemcnts-lh hat The
Globe has seen TT tn deny It.
When it was charged bv Mr. Webster
IN the following strong lungCage npon Mr.
Forsvih--as the natural and necessary
consequences of his Gor'rucs-M Mr. Forsyth,
by his silent acqu,rsccnc", admitted that
his language had been correctly iuierpre-
ted that this was the plan Of the admins
| ,ra'Ion:
"Mr President: The honorable mem-
Der from Georgia. (Mr Forsyth stated
yesterday. more distinctly than have be-.
fore lctrnrd II. what the EXPERT NJ ENT
Is. whi,h the Govetnm"nl Is nov trying
on the revenues and The currency, and
may aid. on he Commerce, manufactures
and agriculture. of tins country. IL
right, apprehond him. this experiment Il
an nibmptio return Ia AN EXCLUSIVE
SPECIE CURRENCY; first. by beng
able, through The agency of the STATE
banks to dispense. with any bank of The
Unuei States !; and then h. superSede III,
use Of he Sinie bnnks Themselves This
sir. Is The EXPERIMENT. / hnnh
The g,ntlemnn Or thus stniing its character
lie his done his duty md denH Gnir/y ,cU
The PEOPLE By his EXPOSITION &"
whai The TIEVS If the EXECUTIVE
GOVERNMENT are at This interesting
nlCn,tnt"
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NOTICE.

WHEREAS ! have given my son
w Henry Zoltman his time and right
to do Business for himself, ] shall pay no
debts of his contracting, nor demand any g
his earnings after this date.
GABRIEL HOFFMAN.
Burlington, August Q, 1887.