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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-23

VINE, stating that it was home made. Nicholson
stood behind her. was standing by her side. Josh
Tassd her up At the same TIME Nicholson struck
her with his nst blow in the stomach
which would have killed Q strong man let alone .
weak, old woman. We then carried her into the
other room and laid her on the carpet She was
dead. Nicholson ran out and fastened the gate
arranged between Nicholson and myself before we
entered the house. Josh took the light and went
up stairs 10 get the money. remained with Mrs.
ley, had come in was to get away with him. had
my pistol with me. Nicholson made considerable
whsre b ye the re MIN ran up 20
much noise. He said Tom, l have got it
opened He then handed me the silver. He took
the paper money. / did not remain up stairs but
minute; we both went down together. He set
the lamp upon the table and turned down the
light He then handed me oil the money. lie took
his umbrella with him. 1t was
VERY DARK AND RAINY.
We went through the stable Josh opened the
out in Dallas street he remarked that he was
sorry those cakes were left upon the table.
asked ask MIN where the cnisel was He said that he
divided until week after; In fact, the silver was
never divided. We considered it was dangerous
OF the greenbacks on the evening OF the sth Of Janu
airy. since we nave been arrested told MIN TO
Of his friends sSS that had hid
had my way the old woman Mrs. Lampey, would
be alive to-day know that have broke the law
y. uvu "nu inau, anu 1 all winning W ShC UP MY
lie; but l want Brother Nicholson on the same
platform.
TRUE STATEMENT OF AN UNFORTUNATE
MAN"
THE PICTURE PORTRAYED
in these BRIEF terse sentences Is fearfully graphic
II exceeds in strength and UraiseDabance even
the wonderful description in SOLVER Twistn Of the
murder OF Nancy by Bill Sykes, only this descrip-
ton has the advantage Of being from the lips OF
Bill Sykes himself. Imagine the poor, feeble, Old
woman, alone in that deserted house, the flicker
ing lamp her only friend, and lowering over her in
dark outline against the wall opposite, her two
VISITORS" ready to strike the murderous blow
while accepting her hospitality, the poor woman
all the while trusting In the husband OF her grand
child, and in the act Of Offering him wine.
The criminals will be executed on the same gal
lows, In the rear prison yard, and the ceremony
will be o strictly private one.
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BANK ROBBERY PREVENTED.
KANSAS CITY, NO., j

KANSAS CITY, NO., June 20, 1873.
An attempt to rob the Peoples Bank At ChiIli-
cothe was made on Friday night by smith
Rambc, q wealthy but VIGOROUSLY bad char
acter, who planned with c0nfederatcs to
seize the cashier OF the bank and hold
open the bank and vaults. The design was DIS
closed, and when Rambo went to the cashiers
house late Friday night he was confronted by
party OF citizens, and, after short parley, was
riddled with bullets and instantly killed TWO con-
federates were arrested yesterday morning and
are now in jaik
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A SOLDIER MURDERED.

FORTRESS MONROE, Va, June %, 1873.
william Herscb, soldier from the garrison, was
murdered at ten O'Clock last night, at Mil Creek.
about mile west OF the tort. He was struck on
the mead WIN sluDgshot by an unknown party
and died In few minutes A man named Davis
has been arrested on suspicion.
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SHIPPING NEWS.

Almanac for New York-This Day.
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Hsncd a. tHc COHCiuulHE NOulIcs vi " SncdS edition
OF the works OF the eminent prelate The collection
is timely valuable one, and If worth is priced it
Will have large sale.
G. p. Putnam's Sons have published Mr.. Bryan t's
"OratiOns and Addresses these being mostly OF a
commemorative character, including Thomas
Cole, Cooper, Irving Halleck, verplanck, Morse
Sir Walter Scott Schiller and Shakespeare among
the subjects.
Colonel Forney's "Anecdotes OF Public Men, y
originally published in a Washington Sunday news
paper has been issued in book form by the Har-
pers. The "Anecd0tesn are imbcdded in good
deal OF Forney but the book full OF entertaining
matter and suited to these Summer days as you
can begin where you please and leave of where
you like.
DR.. Albone's 'Poetical Quotations. are inst
published by J. b. Lippncott Co., In handsome
volume OF nearly eight hundred pages IL is the
most valuable work Of the Kind ever printed, the
quotations, 49, 600 in number being taken from $50
different authors, and embracing 435 subjects
The extracts are all short and pitfy and are d.
rectly applicable to the subject under which they
are classified.
Miss Kate Field has gathered some OF her contri-
buttons TO the newspaper press-those relating to
her experiences as a lecturer and her experiences
sbroad-into a neat little handy volume, which Is
published by J. X. 0sgood Co., with the title
FLAP Hazard" II is book for the watering
places and the seaside, its piquant phrases and
smart sayings being the very things to drive away
the dulness OF a sleepy afternoon. Miss Field has
written many stronger papers than those in this
little volume, but none that show more good ma
ture or that are more delicious.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
A BsoLUrE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM COURTS
n OF different States; legal everywhere; publicity:
fees In advance advice free commits for every
State. FREDERICK I. KING.
Counsellorat-law, 1853 Broadway.
A BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
N ent States legal everywhere descrtion &C. sufficient
cause no publicity required no charge until divorce
granted advice free. M HOUSE, Attorney,
19l Broadway
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN,
IA corner OF Fulton avenue and Boerum street
Open from A. m. to or. NJ.
On Sur Sev &om 70 oRA
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Marine Disasters.

Marine Disasters.
which ps into sdn Gt
sra Sa MF ana sS
BRIG ExxA l. HALL at New Bedford 2st. reports-Left
Fernandina 18th, and day vessel OF about $50
Gently put on
MELBOURNE, April 22-The Mary Belle Roberts Trask,
m IN To and W an Which S she had s
topsails blown away and sprung her oretopgaantmast
RIO JAsnsno May ie-Ths Guseppins NJ GazS iron from
is discharging her cargo dron, &c).
snASoaAK, April 1e-The Rover Am lorcha) bound up
the Yangtsze general cargo) bcached April 10
q r wna ~ ne ne w a sf e s
Notice to Mariners.
PORT OF posror ENGLAND.
end Of the scu Ridge sand in Boston Dceps has been re-
low spr tides and as Se
s coming nwards cautioned to leave the said buoy
= BY ss order. '0"'a "' GEORGE YORK,
Boston. Eng June Q. 1873
CHINA INSTRUMENTATION ON 70 POINT.
The commander Of the Royal Italian coryettc Cover
on 20 Point The mouth ssrswak River 1sep '''c''u
The light win be fixed white light elevated feet
visible from distance Of il miles. -" y
The tower Is painted bright yellow and standson the
In order TO mark the banks making on from the left
~ ne p FISHING and mss
been placed on them - ~
4 Is also the intention OF the Rash to place buoy on
Otter Rock,
Whalemen.
Ship Com Morris being rented for North Atlantic
whaling voyage TO sail in September under command Of
Capt Borden her late master.
Bark stafford Is 70 sail on whaling voyage in the At
of Capt King her late chief mate.
spoken.
Ship Livingston lof Yarmouth, Ns from Amsterdam
pilot boat Widgcon, No 100.
Bark Lyman Cam OBJ. Kcnealy, from Philadelphia
o. Hamburg. June 9, Lat " g. Ion IS 0&
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NEW JERSEY EPISCOPAL SYLLABUS
Bishop Odenheimer's Views on the
Proposed Changes.

The Clerical Sustentation Fund-The Bishop
Opposed to the Primitive system-What
He Thinks Of the Herald Views of the
Rev. Messrs. Stanley, Garri-
son, bercrombie, STAN
bury and Others.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.


DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR TIL
MONTHS OF JvNE AND JULY.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-05-06
SHEN. VALLEY RAILROAD,

The directors of this road held meeting
recently in Philadelphia, and new contract
between its authorities and those of the Cen
t,5.l Improvement. Company, tho contractors
for the whole work, was made. We learn
that important changes were adopted, all of
which, we think. tend to strengthen conf
dence in an increased vigor in the prosecution
of the enterprise. We do not believe that
now there can be any reasonable doubt of its
completion at as carly day as practicable.
The fact, which is announced, that the Cen
trail Pennsylvania Railroad Company has de,
term'ncd To endorse the bonds of the Shen>
andoah Valley road affords the amplest guar
anty that all the means necessary to construct
the road will be obtained on the most favor
able terms
Another provision of the new contract
shows the faith of the contracting company
in the success of the work. 1t is this: The
mortgage to secure the payment of the second
mortgage bonds is not to be forecosed for the
period of thirty years. even although the in
terest OF securities shall not be paid and as
1t 10 generally understood that the profits of
the contracting company are represented bv
these bonds, this arrangement certainly maui>
tests the conviction that the enterprise will
he success. Any Indication of prosperity
shown by the managers of this road will, we
are sure, be received with satisfaction on the
part of the people of the county We are
deeply interested in its construction and are
always glad to advise our readers of anything
tending to fortify our hopes of such a result.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-05-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE STATE OF WEST vIRGINIA.

oeHsFson county, to>wlt:
At rules held IN the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court Of Jefferson, County, on the 5th
day of Nay, 1878:
JOHN T. HESKLE, Plaintiff ) An oe.;o, NJ "a
Against : ss5grsil aEI "A,
THOMAS slHlDER, Defd't tae e,..Dsa anu at
rVNhE object of this suit is to recover iudement
!! against he Defendant for the sum OF $40. 50,
with Interest on $43f l6, part her from
s2d 1883. til paid, same being for money paid by
said Pla int security for said Defendant nd 70
attach Ia the hands of John H Strider anv monies
coming TO said Thomas srider, for satisfaction OF
said judgment when obtained -
Ii appearing, on affidavit filed in this suit, tina I
the Defendant is not resident of this State he is
hereby required to appear here within one month
after the date of the fret publication Of this order
this matter. "
is further ordered that a copy of this order be
published once week for four successive wee ks in
some newspaper published in the County of effer-
SON. and lso be posted at the Court
House Of the said County, least twenty DAYS be-
fore judgment be rendered.
Copy-Teste.
ROBERT T. BROWN, Clerk.
Isaac Fouke, p. @.
May 5, lS73-bt,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-05-06
STATE FINANCES.

There has been says the Charleston Courier,
some croaking on the part of Democrats with
regard to the condition of tho State finances,
and vast amour. of lying by Republican
newspapers on the same subject. The people
who manage the lat named institutions have
tried to produce the Impression that the State
Treasury is in state of mournfnf depletion
Now, the man who tells a story of that sort
without knowing it TO be true, ranks with one
who would utter it, knowing it to be false.
Both occupy the low plane of common liars.
West Virginia finances were never in a
healthier condition than at present. A little
more than two years ago the Democratic party
came into power in this State 1t found the
general Treasury bankrupt. The Legitimate
resources of the State had been squandered
under Republican mal>administration. De-
linquent sheriffs and defaulting school officers
had made way with much that had been COLI
lected, and the .'reliet acts' of Republican
Legislatures had shut out all hopes of com>
pulsory collection. More than sixty thousand
dollars of school money had been used to en-
force the registration law, and to this extent
the last Republican administration had de-
faulted
Within two years the Democratic party,
through its financial officers, has paid off that
debt and restored to the School Fund every dol.
lar of the money stolen therefrom by Radical
hands. 1t has called and held Convention
to amend the Constitution of the State, and
betrayed all the expenses of that body with
out increasing taxation one cent. A protract
led legislative session has been held to cons
form the laws to the new Constitution, and all
the expenses thereof have been paid without
an increased levy. Unusual and exceedingly
liberal appropriations for humane and crimi-
nal institutions have been granted, without
imposing additional taxation.
And after all.this, what remains Not
depleted and bankrupt Treasury, such as the
Democrats found when they succeeded to
power, but comfortable balance of five hun.
dred thousand dollars in the Golfers of the
State and to this additions are being made
daily from the resources which complete
system of collections is constantly predicting.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-05-06
NOTICE.

a LII persons indebted TO the undersigned will
All claims will be placed in the hands OF an Of
fcer, if not settled by the lat OF June.
Persons having claims against me, will please
present them for payment
Should any desire plead the limitation law,
they will oblige me by giving ire notice thereof
have on hand few Door Bella for ga e-ana will
put them up, on short notice, and accommodating
terms p r. NOIANn
May G. ls1a-lm
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s s o, 900 FOB 40
GRAND GIFT CONCERT

ofthe MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATIONS
OF the City of Learcnwo Kan.
I a"co-dauCc with an act of the Leeis!nture and
their hrtlcics OF ucorpuratio the Boa nj nj
n'sribu,i"n by lot of 1882 555 in CASH at Lane's
Hall, Leavenworth. on The e5th day of June 1874
for the benefit of the Library: '''''
~, 81 1888 Cash Gifts, amounting TO 8 3s2 .5E5.
This enterprise ia endorsed by the Govelnor Sec
reary OF State" Auditor Of State, Superintendent of
common Council of Lesvenworth, and a ~ leading
bus'ness men Il" the State, and the certainty OF the
fulls pna rn nIe"d. 80
TICKETS So EACH. FOR SIS. g FOR $40
1,
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This concert is under the supervision and direc-
ton of tho following
BoARD OF DIREcToas &C. Fl. Durfee. Merchant.
u; l.; Newman. Tanker; II. D. Rush. Lumber; II.
w. GiIiett Merchant: &. r. Prescott, Commercial,
James b Kitchen, Farmer; w. o. Could Citv
MMp ag; p. G. Love; capitsIist: C: 4. Morthead,
Architect -
oFrIcERs e. II. Durfee Pres dcnt: II. L. New
man; Fice-Pres.; G. F. Prescott. Sec; Carl Mol
Ter, Treasurer.
The well known character of the Directors of tho
Mercantile Library Ass slatiou and the endorsc-
ment presented is sufficient guarantee to all ab.
sent ticket holders that their will be fully
guarded and protected. 10y
All correspondence strictly con fidential and spy
person drawing rrize need not be known unless
they 80 desire Tickets drawing prizes will be
cashed on sight his is the era 1dcst. safest and
best ent"rrrise ever presented to the public
Official lets OF winning numbers will he sent TO
poi chascrs OF tickets Immediately sfe, the distri
button For in tnr alton and tickets add, rss
BAMBERGE 4 CO., General agents
IS Liberty street New York
Tickets cent c. o. D. at our 1pense.
agents wanted. Liberal Comm issions paid 4w.
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MARRiED..

:, On the 2ssh pI. in E5sdssiet city. Md by Rev.
~ Bieltsld, ALBERI DtEEL, of THE place, 10 Miss
CHRISSIE A. NoLTY, of Frederick city.
On the 2o,h of April. on the Bridge ar Harper,s
Ferry. by Rev>J- A-IcFaden. NINdRoD owINGs
BARNHART TO Miss ARABELLE BECRAFT
On the asth of April, at the NJ p Parsonage.
Harper's Ferry. by Rev. j. A. McFa den, PATRICK
iGAYNoR to Mrs. ANN MoCARTY-aii Of this
county.
On the sstk ult;. at the residence of the brides
parents, by Rev. DIR. Andrews, Mr.. WILLIAM g.
BUTLER TO Miss KATIE LUCAS, daughter of DR..
Robt. A. Iucss-all of this county.
Atst. Paul's Church. Lynohburg, on the Esd ult.,
by Rev. I. NJ. Carson. Gen. JOHN g. MEEM Jr.,
Of AIT. Airy Shenandoah county, Va, to Miss A o.
RELlA c., daughter of COL Seth Halsey, of Lynch
burg.
A. the residence of the brides father, on the Goth
nlt:, by Rev. DR.. Minnigerode. assisted by Rev.
Dallas Tucker, ]. RANDOLPH TUCKER, of
Charleston, w. vs..to T AMY b, younsestdaugh-
ter ofJpdge Wiilism w. Crump, of Richmond,
On the 18th ult., at the residence of Gen. David
DIETRICH, in Greeneastle. Pa. by Rev. Klinefeiter,
assisted by Rev. d. X. Richardson. WILLIAM
slime. OF this county. to Mira JULIA A. CLAP
SADDLE. of Greencastie.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-05-06

ES~ a Frederick county correspondent of
the Richmond Wig suggests the name Of
Capt w. j.: Clark for the position of Attor-
ney General of Virginia.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-05-06
BOY WANTED.

NANTED, good industriou. boy about Il or
W 10 Yeas OF ngc-onc who ma kc himself
sehrra!'y Us :ui about a farm, garden and house.
apply tnnc.'ateIyto r. c. BURKHART,
Way b. :Sl3-3t. Near Duiticld'a D.no,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-05-06

Es The Hon. James Brooks, of New
York, founder of the Evening Express of that
city, and the representative of the eighth IN.
" district in Congress, died in Washin etop,
on Wednesday evening g, after protrac,ed
Illness
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-05-06
DIE d.

AT the residenee of Mrs. Maxwell, in Charles
town. on Tuesday morning, April 29th, 1878,
SAMUEL SCoLLAY BECKWITH-in the goth
year of his age.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-05-06
DISSOLUTION.
NOTICE.

L Mrs. Mary A. k. Kennel y will present them to
my Attorneys. Cooke & Kennedy, Cor win II.
Iravers.) dolly authcn ticatcd; and those owing
ga Id estate will call upon the Ia " firm
- ANTHONY KENNEDY,
H''tE u lSi5-5t. ri
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-05-06
THE MoDoC WAR.

Desperate encounter. Slaughter of
United States Officers and oops-For,y-
Nine, out Of .Siety-Nine, Killed and
Wounded.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-05-06

@ Major Harry Gilmor has been unan-
imously elected to the command of battalion
OF Maryland cavalry, just organized in Bal.
timore
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-05-06

@ Energy and advertising wins.
The Placer herald., 1873-12-13

AT IT AGAIN.-La,st Mondays Union states
that parties who arrived in Sacramento from
Shasta, reported that the three men arrested ly
Deputy Sheriff Burke and officer Harris OF Sac
ramento, for stage robbery, and who were held
here in Auburn Jail short time ago, to answer
for the Forest Hill and Auburn stage robbery,
and who are now confined in the Shasta Jail to
answer for the robbery of the stage near Buck
eye, Shasta county, made an attempt to break
out Of the Shasta Jail The Union says:
They had broken the legs from table III
the cell, and with them managed to tear off the
ron lining on the side of the cell; then, with
case-knves converted into saws, they cut away
the woodwork. 1t so happened that they came
across an iron bar, and had to make the opening
larger to avoid it. aud while they were en-
gagged they were discovered" While they were
locked up here at Auburn, it will be recollected
they ma similar attempt to escape.
The Placer herald., 1873-12-13

ITEMs.-The Union OF the 1lth inst. has the
following items of local interest:
A few days since the Assembly directed its
SerSeant-at-Arms, w NJ. Crutcher, to purchase
81 200 of postage stamps for the use of the
members. He thereupon drew warrant for
the amount from the Controller, obtained the
coin at the treasury, and, with portion of it,
purchased $1,000 in greenbacks, with which
the stamps were bought. Yesterday he signifed
TO the Controller that he had 800 to return 10
the State, and was instructed what course to
pursue in doing So
Deputy Sher # Burke yesterday arrested al
the depot in this city Amos Rawles, who is
wanted at Rocllin on charge of battery.
Last evening Constable Walker came down and
got him.
We saw yesterday at the dspot handsome
and yet substantial looking cutter, recently
sent out to the State for NJ S. Gardner of Dutch
Flat.
The Placer herald., 1873-12-13
A Manual OF Health.

An edition of between nine and ten millions
of copies of very useful work is now ready for
sratutous distribution, and can be had for the
asking a. any drug store in the United States,
the British Colonies, Spanish America or
Brazil. The work referred to is Hostetter's
Almanac for 1874. The medical portion of it
treats of the various ailments to which the
human system is subject, and sets forth the
peculiar properties Of Hostetter's Stomach Bit
ters-the purest and best tonic at present known
as preservative of health and strength, and
as remedy for debility and disease The Al
manac is printed in all the principal languages
of the civilized world. and reaches larger
number of families and individuals than any
other medical treatise that ever issued from the
press. No man or woman who has due re-
gard for that choicest OF heavens blessings
bodily vigor. should fail to read the plan
simple and convincing articles which this truly
practical publication contains The miscel :
neous matter is varied, instructive and anus.
ing, aud the csieudar department copious and
The Placer herald., 1873-12-13

comprehensive. Hostolters Almanac is, in
short, househould convenience, adapted to the
use of all classes and callings. The farmer,
the planter, the miner, the merchant, the me-
chanic, the iaborer, the professional man, all
nee it; and to invaids of both sexes it is lit
orally an article of prime necessity. The med
cal technicalities which render so mapy treat
ises intended for popular Use. uninteligible TO
the general reader, have been carefully avoided
in this pamphlet. All is clear, explicit, forci-
BILE, and reconcilable with reason and common
sense.
The proprietors Messrs. Hostetter & Smith
Pittsburgh, Pa. on receipt of two cent stamp,
will forward copy by mail to any person who
cannot procure one in his neighborhood.
The Placer herald., 1873-12-13

DAMAGE by SNow.-We learn that the roof OF
the large brick building of Hayford, Hines &
Co. at Cofax, broke down from the weight OF
snow The large shed adjoining the railroad
depot also proved unequal to the pressure, and
weakened. We looked for similar reports from
other sections, but so far have heard of but few
IN this county. The Grass Valley Union,
though, publishes long list of accidents that
occurred from this cause in Nevada County, and
reported the snow four feet deep on the hills, a
few miles from Grass Valley, last Tuesday
The Placer herald., 1873-12-13

SNow.-The upper part OF the county is re-
ceiving full compliment of snow. At Michi-
gan Bluff last Monday morning, the snow was
three feet and half deep on the level. At the
summit the snow has already fallen to depth
of over ten feet. Let it fall, the more snow the
better for the miners. Give Placer county
plenty of water and she will turn out as much Of
the root of evil as any of her sisters, under
S lch circumstances, though we would not vouch
for her morality.
The Placer herald., 1873-12-13

CHRISTMAS Every rybody knows
that d. W. Lubeek, at Masonic Blu lding, Au-
burn, keeps constantly on hand the largest and
finest assortment of Dry Goods and Clothing
North of Sacramento: but ever, body don't know
that he will receive next Monday, an immense
invoice of the Fanciest Articles for Christmas
Presents to be had in the State. But such is
the case. The way Lubbock keeps ahead Ct
everybody else beats ode dickens"