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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-11-04
FREE SCHOOLS.
Interesting Notes about the Ham
blen County Free Schools.

Dlen County Free Schools.
To resume:
18th District Union''-B. Fl. Tally
teacher.
Mr.. T. taught here. last year. For eff
ficient services his salary has been in
creased So per month, over last years
| He has purchased several books or
"School Management and Method.
! of Teaching" and takes the q Tennessee
! School Journal" His school is making
fair progress.
18th District : Enterprise Il. B.
! Smith, teacher.
Mr.. S. had quite a number of little
ones to be taught their letters, while 9TH
ers were somewhat advanced. Mr.. S.
being an industrious teacher, is doing
good work.
18th District.-Harle Academy-L F.
Baker, teacher.
This school has good teacher. Pu-
pills are making fair advancement. A
little stricter code of discipline might be
introduced with profit, however.
4. L
A. Nichols, teacher.
In this school are found multiplicity
of different textbooks With such want
of system it is not possible for the teach
er to make the Roadway desired. The
school-house is of the poorest kind, and
presents anything other than attractive
ness.
10th District Robertson's"-S. II.
Riggs, teacher.
Mr.. R. is live and successful teacher,
though not noisy one. Here I found
some of as good readers and spoilers, if
not the best, of any in the county
10th District" Fry's''-J. H. Riggs,
teacher.
The school-room, though not particu-
larly attractive, is wen arranged "Jon-
n.y. is doing fair work. With his labors
all are pleased, both parents and direc-
tors.
18th District.-''Mor ristown''-Prof.
w. II. Mitchell, Principal, with Miss
Lizzie A. Lothrop and Miss Belle Moore
as assistants. has charge of School No. l.
This is the school in the county. The
enrolment is 10, the average attendance
1870. The efficiency and management
are all that could be desired. Consider
able aid from the Peabody FUND.- will
certainly be realized.
No 2 is a eoIored school, taught by
Miss Almira King. This is Miss K. s
third year. She is a competent, and
very successful teacher. performing her
task as a matter of Christian duty.
18th District. Nilliams'n- w.
Riggs, teacher.
Dir. T. is of large practical common
sense He taught last year with salts
faction, and is doing efficient work now
10Th District Holston's Chapel'-S.
Fl. Holston, teacher.
This house being used for worshipping
purposes furnishes very poor arrange
ment of seats. Mr.. H. is very fair
teacher, but, for the want of the neees-
sary appliances, cannot make that adj
with his pupils for which he
is competent. There is not even black
board in the schooI-room-
(To be concluded.9
j. III. TRENT,
County Superintendent.
November 2, 1874.
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TIE NOHENRER ELECTIONS

Yesterday was day of interest to pol
iticians Elections were held in "a
States for eleven Governors, seventeen
legislatures, two hundred and twelve
Congressman, and to determine thirteen
seats in the United States Senate. There
were also elections in three territories
for delegates in Congress.
In Illinois, Legislature, State officers,
and nineteen representatives in the 18th
Congress are to be elected. The State
Senators elected in hive districts this
year in Illinois and serving in the Leg
islature of 1877, will then participate in
the election of United States Senator,
vice John A. Logan, Rep, whose term
expires March 3rd, 1877.
! Alabama elected Governor and Leg
islature and eight Congressman.
| Arkansas elected four Congressman.
Delaware elected one Congressman and
a Legislature; the term of Senator Bay
ard, Dem, expires with this Congress.
Florida elected Legislature and two
Congressman; the term of Senator Gil
| bert, Rep, expires with this Congress.
Georgia elected seven Congressman.
Kansas elected Legislature; State of
ficers, and three Congressman; the Uni
ted States Senators hold over
Kentucky elected ten Congressman.
In Louisiana, it should be explained,
the election occurred on Monday, Nov g
A Legislature was elected in this
State, and six Congressman. There is a
vacancy in the u. s. Senate from Louis
lana for term already begun, claimed
by Pinchback.
Maryland elected six Congressman ;the
Legislature has elected VIM. Pinckney
Whyte, Dem, to succeed Hamilton,
Dem, in the United States Senate
Massachusetts elected a Legislature,
and eleven Congressman; the term of
Senator Washburn, Rep, expires with
this Congress.
Michigan elected State officers, Leg
islature and nine Congressmen; the term
Of Senator Chandler, Rep, expires with
this Congress.
Minnesota elected Legislature and |
three Congressman; the term of Senator
Ramsey, Rep, expires with this Con
gress.
Missouri elected a Legislature and thir-
teen Congressman; the term of Senator
Schurz, Ind, expires with this Congress,
The Republicans and Independent
Democrats are organized as Peoples
party" in Missouri.
Nevada elected State officers, a Legisla-
ture and one Congressman; the term of
Senator Stewart, Rep, expires with this
Congress.
New Jersey elected State officers, Leg
and seven Congressman; the
term of Senator Stockton, Dem, expires
with this Congress.
New York elected Governor, Legisla-
ture, and thirty-three Congressman; the
.erm of Senator Fenton, Ind, expires
With this Congress.
Pennsylvania elected Lieutenant Gov
,rnor and other State officers, Legisla-
ure and twenty seven Congressmen;
he term of Senator Scott, Rep, expires
With this Congress- This election is the
lrst under the new constitution of Penn
ylvania, and there is new appoint
nent of Congressional districts. The
wo candidates (majority and minority
highest in the poll of. supreme judges
viii be declared elected. @
Territorial delegates were elected
n Arizona, Idaho, and Washington Ter
1fOTfGS-
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For large crops of bagts go west, young
manf Goto Ohio or Indianal
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REYNOLDS VS.. COOPER.
Resisting the Mandate of the
Supreme Court.

The suit of r. b. Reynolds VS. Gen. j.
A. Cooper, to recover possession of a
farm fraudulently sold away from him
some years ago, and since occupied by
Cooper, was decided last week by the
Supreme Court of the State, making an
instanter order placing Reynolds in pos
session.
Sheriff Swan went to the farm, yester-
day, to carry out the order of the Court,
and was forbidden by the C0Opers from
entering upon the premises, the Coopers
making threats of personal violence.
The Sheriff, being determined to per
form his duty in the premises, was oblig-
cd to summon a posse to his assistance
and get wagon to carry away the fur
niture, the Goopers utterly refusing to
move anything,
. During the removal of the furniture,
the tenants reinforced the Coopers, and at
one time serious trouble was imminent,
and Sheriff Swan found il necessary to
resort TO force to put a stop 10 it. The
affair wound up by the Sheriff removing
to the highway the Coopers and their
tenants, with their belongings excepting
some bees that preferred to stayl, and
placing Dir. Reynolds III possession of the
house and premises. Pres and Herald.
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GEORGIA..
PENNSYLVANIA

WASHINGTON, d. c.. Nov. 3-Pri-
vate dispatches say Florence, Dem
ocrat, in the First Pennsylvania, and
Robbins, Democrat, in the Fifth, are
elected.
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NEW YORK.
S0uTH CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON. Nov Sit is impos-
sible yet TO approximate the result
in this State. In Charleston, Green,
fusion. beats Chamberlain. Repub-
lican, by over 5000 majority. The
Conservatives are confident and
claim two Congressman. The cleo
tion is remarkably quiet.
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HAMBLEN COUNTY.

Governor-Porter. 685; Maynard,
sos. Congress-McFarland, III !;
Butler, 448. Senator-Hodges, 666 ;
Easily, 449; Blevins, 67. Represen-
tative-Leeper, 643; Haun, $40;
Crozier. 80; Curl. 3; Beeler, p.
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The First Snoto Storm of the Season.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 31.-An inch of
snow has fallen between Buffalo, New
York, and Erie, Pennsylvania.
NEW YoRK, Oct, 81 Trains arriving
from the East are snow-clad-
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Congressional election there shov
two Democrats gained. +
VIRGINIA..

RICHMOND, Nov. 3.-Returns thus
fau from the Congressional districts
are meagFe. Such as are, indicates
that Walker, Conservative, in the
T Third Tucker, in the Sixth; Harris,
Conservative, in the Seventh; Hun.
ton, Conservatiye.in the Eighth Ter.
ry. Conservative, in the Ninth, are
undoubtedly elected.
Walkers majority in this, Third
District, will run over $500.
Huntoh's majority in the Eighth
District, over Barbour, Independent,
will reach about 1900. s-J gsz1
1t is more than probable that
Sener, Republican. is re-elect ed over
Douglass, in the First District. The
Second District is doubtful with
probabilities in favor of John Goode,
Jr-. Conservative over Platte, Re-
publican, present incumbent, and
Norton, eolored, Independent.
@- LOUISIANA -ats
NLw ORLEANS, Nov. 3.-The Con
gressional9 delegation will probably
stand Democrats and I RepubIicaa.
Tie Conservatives claim all the
Congressman, except Durell. They
claim Moncure as certainly elected.
1t is quiet throughout the State.
GEORGIA.
AUGUSTA. Nov. 3-The election
did not elicit a particle of excite
ment in this city. About 900 votes
we're polled. nearly all for A. H.
Stephens, many negroes voting for
him.
Chandler, Democrat in the Fifth.
and Mcmillan, Democrat in the
Ninth District, are elected to Con-
gress by large majorities.
PENNSYLVANIA.
WASHINGTON, d. c.. Nov. 3-Pri-
vate dispatches say Florence, Dem
ocrat, in the First Pennsylvania and
Robbins, Democrat, in the Fifth, are
elected.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, 9 BOP M.-Three hun
dred and forty-four election districts
in this city give Dix 25,743; Tilden
54,436,
Two hundred and four districts
outside of New York city gives a
Democratic net gain of 1868.
Winchester Britton, who was dis
placed Ply Governor Dix, is probably
elected District Attorney.
New YORK. Nov. 3.-The vote in
this city complete is as follows:
Governor-Dix, 45,187; Tilden,
81 2A8
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WASHINGTON. Nov. g. Private
kilograms from Chicago says, the
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, The Nashville Exposition is reported

I. Ne0ss.a dv rtise NJ. enk& +. . Ne
oredI5 s
500. ~
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In Broome. county, N. ", the first
snow Of the season fell on Tuesday the
9th ult And still awe have no poetry on
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County Superintendent.
November ?, 1874.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-25
AL E A ND RIA.

FRINGE GEORGES ELKCTIoN.-The special
election held on Wednesday for clerk of the cir
cunt court OF Prince Georges county, Md, as
as close as at the regular fall election. Brooke,
IL Is understood, is elected by five majority the
total majOrities being, Brooke, 25O; Widdic9mbe,
40. The malorities by districts are as follows:
FOR Brooke, Evansville 10, Bladensburp A Pis-
Getaway 80, Spaldings 40, Surratts I, Laurel DO
total majority $50. For Widdicombe, Marlboro,
W. Nottingham y, Queen Anne "a, Aquasco 8
and Brandywine l9-total majority 2i5
PUNISHED WITH STRIPEs-A coIored man
named james Bigger was yesterday arrested
ana taken before Justice j. o. Kerby of Mr.
vernon township, Fairfax county, CHARGED with
stealing rails from the fences of the Messrs
johnson, OF the West Grove estate, a short dis
tshce below this city. At the examination, as
tDe evidence OF the guilt of the accused was
positive and direct, the jus,ice sentenced him
10 tnlrty-nine iashes on his bare hack and
constable John Monroe executed the sentence
10 me letter and in accordance with its spirit.
The ToLL-GATE WAR.-rhe toiI-gate On the
eurnplke between this city and Washington was
again torn down last night by a resident of tn A
county who refuses TO paw toll OF, the ROAD in
consequence OF the bad condition in which II Is
allowed to remain, but the gate keeper thoug oh
ne enered no resistance to its removal mt n
mp again after the wayfarer had gone through.
FELL AMONG THIEvRs.-Rev. j. Dix Mills,
OF this city, while q visit to PittsburO To sae
about selling his newly invented car Coupling.
was robbed by thief, who entered his room al
the hotel, OF his watch and chain and nocLet
book, containing about fifty dollars i'm monevN
all he had, which compelled him to send hsre
by telegram for northumberland, last
erentR0.
FISH REPoRr.-Since yesterday At 70 m
1900 shad and 900 herring have arrived
Shad sold for S14 50a$1I % per 100; herring.
s4.5OaSs 80 per 900; reck and perch scare l5s25
cents per bunch.-SeHtineI, last erenin1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-25
EORG ETOWN.

CoAi TRADR.-The coal trade for the week
past has been active, and from the present APP
pearance OF the trade the season will be one of
great activity. The receipts at Rays docks this
week were 3, $50 tons; at the New Central docks,
4,i99 tons; at the Consolidation docks, s69 TONS
and at the Borden Mining Co.'S docks. ga
IONS Total receipts for the week, II, $50 tons
Inc shipments were, from Rays docks, O32
tons; from the New Central docks 5,O67 tons:
from the Consolidation docks. $50 tons; and
from the Borden Mining docks, 100 tons. Total
shipments for the week, IL 1888 tons.
GILMER, MEREDITH & Co. have received
2,i52 and shipped 2,O9T tons OF the Youghio-
gbeny gas coal during the past week.
GRAIN TRADR.-The grain market has been
steady during the week, but to-day shows a
temporary panic in prices or wheat, owing to
the decline In gold. The receipts to-day were
l,ZOo bushels OF wheat, per schooner L. P. Nor
FISH WHARF.-The receipts of fish are still
very hight, owing to the high water in the Po-
.omac. To-day about 200 herring AMI 2. 900
and IS for herring per OpO.
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Warrington Stock Exchange, April )
QEotaf,ens Furnished by Middleton d Co., bankers.
-. The following were the prices bid and asked at
the meeting OF the Washington Stock Exchange
eo-daJ:-C. s. gold, liz bid. Bank stocks
Naronal Metropolitan bank, 100 4 bid; Second
National Bank, 1881 asked. City Passenger
hsiiroads-Me stock, % bid; Metro
Eontan bonds, IS bud. SundrS list-Ns'iou n
Iheafer bonds, j. & j., per cent, IS bid;
Washington City Gas stock. IS bid District
securities District of Coiumbia) -Permanent
improvement, rs, j. s. j., 1891, 20 bid, 20 asked
Market stock bonds, rs, j. s. j., 1892. "a asked
lWashing ton)-5 year certificates, $40, NJ. 6
N, 1876, 90 asked 10 year bonds. 6's, j. s. j.
1873, I6 bid. 81 asked; fund loan bonds. (Les J
6s g., N. q n, 1862, IS asked. (Georgetow n)-
General stock 6's, j. A. j. & o., at pleasure, "
asked. Board Of Public works-Certidcate:
general Improvement. SIS, j. & j., 1874, 81
asked; do. 1875 IA bid, asked; do. 1915, 80 bid
!6A asked do 1877, ~ bid, rs asked; do. 1873, Il
bid Is asked; do. series IS bid. Tx asked
Certificates. sewer, SIS, j. & j., 1874, 81 bid Il
asked; do 1873, SO bid, 81 asked; do. 1876 co bid
90 asked; do. 1877; TO bid, 81 asked do 1873. sc
bid, q asked; do. series, 81 bid &c asked; atel
certificates, SIS, 1877, 76 bid, IS asked.
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THE WEATHER.

WAhDkFAhIMkNTi Olhce 0 ChlJ StgadI Of.sS, I
WARRINGTON, D. O., April rs, 1874, 1880 a M (
PReBABI nus Over New England northeast tc
southeast wrds, increasing to brisk and high on the
coast, rain and snow. For the Middle sfates and
Lower Lake region, brisk AID high north to east
WINGS, cleudy and raiuy weather, the former shift
log 10 northwest and southwest by and on Sunday
morning, with clearing weather. For the South
Atlantic states, winds veeriDg to westerly, wit b
clearing weather For the Gulf states, west to SO
Tlnds ard clear weather. For Tennessee and the
Lower OHIO valley, wiz ds shifting 20 westerly with
temporarily clearing weather. For the Upper Lake
region, fresh and brisk winds, veerng to westerly
h,gher temperature, clOHdy and rstnS weather du
r1ng the rest OF Saturday. The Mississippi river
from CeIro down, continue slowly rising, and the
ONO falling, CautiOnary signals continue at Du
Iuth Marquette. ESQ anaba, and are ordered for Sa.
Xannah, charleston, Wilmington, OIpe Henry,
NoIfolk, Baltimore, Capa NAV, Neck's Beach, Al,
lantic City, BsrneRst, Squsn Beach, Long Branch
SANDY Hook, New York, New Haven, New Lon
don, and Woods Hole
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The Markets.

BALTIMoRE, April 25;-yirginia skies. old, 50
virginia siNss, consolidated, SOL; West Virginias
los North roins skies, old, rs; do. new, l9; do
special tax, bid to -day.
BALTIMORE, April 25.-Cot.on quiet, but firm
low middlings, l6l4 @l6k. Flour dull and weak
prices unchanged. Wheat quiet and steady; prices
unchanged. Corn dull-white southern, IS; yellow
southern, s'@s4; mixed western, new, So; old, Sc
Oats ste sdy-sout hern, 6016I; western, 6O663 Rye
firm, G@1.O3. Hay unchanged. Provisions quiet
and unchai ged Western buiter-market bare
Sugar firm. 9A@'O ~
NEw YORK, April B.-Flour, wheat and corn
N. NEW YoRE; April 26Istccks active and heavy
arc lower. Money, 4. Gold 12l4. Exchange, long
1851; short, sS9x Governments stro ~ and active
LoNpoN, April Is, IL 30 p. m.-The rate for money
at the stock Exchange is per cent. Bonds Of 1865
oid; lSz 10 4os, lo4; new fves, l04. Erie, 3l1l
LONDON, April rs, 2 p m.-Oonsols for money
30 d921S; for account, 927S.
LONDON, April Is, 3 p. m.-The rate of discount in
open market for three months bills is So per cent
which Is % below the Bank OF England rate Parj.
dispstches quote rentes at SO francs 80 Confines
LoNDoN, April Is, 80 p. m.-The amount OF
balance to-day is ES4 OOO. ~
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Wall Street TO.slav.

NEW YORK, April 5.-The Posts financial
article says: The Wall street markets are less
active than yesterday. All Gales of gold have
been at 1i21 to 112H the ruling prices havin :
been III and present quotations. being II2 4 4
112@. On gold loans the rates have been 8 Tor
carrying to flat" Foreign exchange is dull.
the basis of ~orking rates being 1856 aud $50 for
prime bankers sterling, the nominal rates for
which are 4s6K and 4S9K. In the money mar
ket 4a5 Is the ruling quotation for call loans,
and 6a7 for prime mercantile paper. Cavern,
ment bonds are ray higher than yesterday. of
southern state bonds the only sale at the board
was q, coo of new Tennessees at SIS The stock
market opened firm, but renamed SO only a
short time, since which it has been heavy.
Northwest has been exceptionally weak
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10 NJ E s T &c ,

have for sale, Of the Office Of the DOMESTIC
SEWING MACHINE COMPANY, Machines but
little used, that have taken in exchange for the
two singers; five Grover Bakers; two Wilcox 4
Gibbs; one Mclean Hooper; one Diamond ;,
to 30 each, on monthly in .tallments.
you want the best Machine In use, bur the
assistance of teacher FREE
invite composition. Send for the DOMEeTIO
w them side By side, and Their choose.
The DOMESTIC Is never beat.
I'm 9O5 street, (M asonic Temple)
ee1. ana Ohron., LIN. Capital and Gazette. 81
A LhWIck SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES
r, AISr ~, n. A. TYSON SISTER,
"~fH-H oontees +. o., Prince George o., IA
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Washington Markets-The Ruliur
Prices To-day

sshI. Beef tpOIte, aou.ej isc. y n; ditto
se sS ne@pd oi do sSssiips ssce
!e9Tne9l, s@iatc;; mutton isaaoe ismb, Isessic:
s sTiaS han Ian D. 49, sc@Sz qnsrteI veal s2
sliced, 3e2c.; shoulder. Cwholel, IOc, cnt, loo :;
i slSsG sS %ddIiPs; lIc sT, Il to c beef
EIsH.Rock, 3O9Dc. . bunch: perch, s@sOc. y
snPs do Salmon Se ,IS1i saIss essa fs1
Ia white fsb, lsG,s 5; large blue s.s' iso I
Do ton ; Ig1s f.s;h cd l2ss r. f,e.h
ring Is cent. per suneh turtle each s n'i
,yEsEIABLEs.-PgtatOe.. Irish, . peck; sweet
s ca g bunch; Lettuce; s@so hes. ss's
bunch: rsddi.s; Sc z bunch; asparagus, a'c. .
PSU1rrs."Asple., tSasoc. p peck; oranges, ra
soc dozen; Lemons, 2s@ac. dozen; cranber'
DsITp FsGIrs.-Apples, S9sc. y quart; peaches,
geeledl, e25e do Hnpeeled). lec.; blsckberries,
BTTTER.-Philadelphi print, Soc: n; New
, YSrs creamy, soc shoIee roll, t'e; fair DO
PoTI1RT.-Ohicker.,d dressed, 81 2s@si 50 p pai "
spring chickens: sos soz.i Ducks, 75c. al Is .
PAIR turkeys wHSITssLF m.RKEr.
FLOUR AND FEED-Besvans & Shaw, commission
quoIs, and groceries corner OF iith aud street,
northwest furnish the follow ng qaotatipns of onr
We Sse family s iSl ep Sb 5SS
:s ;s ss ETq Sa.l sa s S Sc sig
bnshel. Sales some what hrr er aid more sctive
Prices at the wholesale market, as furnished by
Lattrell q Co., general commission merchants
70 Louisiana ave-, between 9Th and leth streets
northwest:-Dried fruit-blackberries. 56S1: dried
eheIrles HGl9 potatoes. 90c. q 81 bu-hel: onions
sl15 z eushel; dried peaches, Sl4Gs2O; dried ap-
pies. S6@ $40: peanuts, S29S25O: lambs, 81
q -; calves. s69S7; hens, dozen, $50 20 as:
ss'kfR, saeSSs sUcks $500 So sfs' sS
do Inwashed, 2 n, 2O@sO; butter, 2s@.s; common
EATING sPTIss, si@ss; sweet osStstoes, sIoos;
s ss Snartsr ss@s per osTt. from. quarter
7s@75. Whsst-white, 81 7s@sI Is; do. red.
81 Io@l1 Flour firm. Butter is scarce and
upward tendency. Poultry scarce Both l.een
and dried apples are called for from lay TO day.
100 tons OF hay and straw sold during the pas
week, hay ranging from eOc. to 81 50, and Soc
Gsl hundred. Offerings light
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THE ARCADE.
IMMENSE REDUCTION

BRODHBAD Co
are nov opening an entire stock Of DRY
SOODe, Just pure hsssd in New York By Mr. Broa-
head, ~ " onderfully low prices
pIees GOODS M grt At variety and % the best styles
and iabries, III m l21sc. up 70 81 50 per yard
Lyons Black siks, 9c., 81 Is, 81 90. 81 rs, o.,
S13, 81 o. and s.. lat least ~ per cent lees thsn
ruling Esrket prices, and Of the best makes aud
SIC. and up
Reversible Ottoman shswIs, s,B
White Shetland Wool shawls, eli IS
Lsoits, All Linen Hsmmed HsDdkerchiefs, l2sSo
Ladies One Button O. lored Kids Csc
Ladies Two Button Party Kids, 7sc
Lenscale Cambria &c, and other Blesohed end Un-
blSacbed Ooitons &c and upwards. Good low priced
Prints, BIC eplenois style fast-colored Prints ony
h.. AL Linen Towels; 81 Per d zen and no.
BIsek GIensdlnes from ac te 81 per yard; (these
Psresols IN great variety, very low. Goats sni
Olark spool Cotton, Sc, and lot Of other goods
equally low. Our goods are Of the beet makes ana
81 les, selected with great care, bosght ana sod
cheap and viii do purchsseris good.
BROD0RAD & Co.,
msr24-sm 1905 r. streets bet lath and lsth sts