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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-05-16
The Czar I'm London.

LONDON, May 15.-The Gar left
Windsor castle this morning, and ar
rived at Buckingham palace at noon.
Immense and enthusiastic crowds lined
the route Of the procession.
The Times publishes q letter from
Paris saying that 1t is ths impression
there that the new government Of Spain
will soon manifest Alfonsist tendencies.
1t is also stated In the letter that Duke
DeBroglie, French minister Of the inte-
rior, will to-day present tc the assembly
bill for the formation of an upper
chamber. Without this organization,
says the letter, the duke is said TO have
declared that he will resign,
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KNIGHTS TENPLAR.
Adjournment OF the Grand COmmandery
OF Tennessee at Jackson = OFF,
GERS for the Ensuing Year.

NASHVILLE, May 15.-The Union and
Americans jackson special says that
the grand commandery adjourned at
five o'clock this afternoon, to meet in
Uhattanooga the first Thursday in May,
1875. TIE following officers were elect
ed for the ensuing year: Martin B.
Howell, Nashville, Eminent Grand
Commander; H. NJ. Aiken, Knoxville,
Deputy-G Grand Commander; w. r. But
Ter, Murfreesboro, Grand GeneralissimO; F;
Edward Worshsm, Memphis, Grand
Captain General; Rev. n. h. Sneed,
Chattanooga, Grand Prelate; Jno. Friz-
zell, Nashville, Grand Recorder; John
McClelland, Nashville, Grand Treas
urer
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Non-Resident Notice.

No. II55-In the Second Chancery Court OF
Shelby county, Tennes ee.-B. z. Anderson, g,
Commissioner Revenue, use, ETC., vs. John
BohIen, VIM. q. Lane, and City OF memphis.
IT appearing from the bill which IS sworn 70
lane. is a nonresident of the state of Ten
nessee; - l,,, - !,
It is therefore ordered oy the CLERK and
N Master That he make his appearance here
IN, AZ the courthouse Of the Second ChaEcery
Z orlrt in the city OF Memphis, Tennessee, on
or before the first Monday in July, 1874. and
p.esd. answer or demur to eOmplainant's bill,
or the same will be taken for confessed as TO
hiu and set for hearing exparte, and that
cOpy Of this order be published once a week,
for four successive weeks, in the Memphis
appeal This May Is, ls74.
NJ d. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By Geo. Msliery, d. {. and NJ.
Mcdowell 8 Johnson, soils. for eompl't. lsat
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NOn-R Resident Notice.

No. u60.-In the Second Chaneery Court of
Shelby county, TENNESSEE. p. Anderson
Commissioned Revenue, use, etc, VS.. Vim.
L. Vance, Phillip n. Jordan and A. N. Boyd.
IT appearing from the bill which is sworn TO
4 in this cause that the defendant, Phillip ".
Jordan, Is a resident of the State of Kentucky,
and nonresident Of the State OF Tennessee; ;
1t IS therefore ordered by the Clerk and Mas
erthst he make his appearance herein, at the
Courthouse Of the Second Chancery Court. in
the city OF Memphis, Tennessee, on or before
the trst Monday in July, 1874, and plead. an
swer or deinur to compliments bill, or the
same viii be taken for confessed as to him and
set for hearing ex parte, and that a copy OF
this order be published once a week, for 70 IT
successive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
This May IS, 1874.
N. b. L. STEWAET, Clerk and Master.
Ry George MalieTy, Deputy c. and N.
Mcdowell & Johnson, soils. for cOmplnt. lsat
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K. OF P. PICNIC!
PROPOSALS.

dds viii be received by the undersigned
d until Il o'clock Monday, 18th inst, Ior
privileges at Knights Of Pythias Picnic, to be
held at
JAMES PARK, Thursday ,-MAY Il, 1874.
The committee reserves the right 70 reject
any or an bids W. H. MOYSTON,
263 Second street.
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s.ssruzszl vcnts per each additional foot
in theffront OF side. No sprinkler will be al
lowed where the rate is not paid on the prem
ises.
mails, and sprinkhng premises of persons not
paving cOnsumt rs, the Board has passed a
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THE DECK-CREW MUTINY.
Report Of One Of the Officers Of the
James HOWard-A Furious Ne
gre Mob.
The Officers Driven into the Cabin, and
Kept There till Released By the
United States Sarshal.

CAIRO, May 15.-An officer Of the
steamer James Howard cOntradicts the
statement telegraphed last night, that
the mutiDy was quelled promptly. He
asserts that the deck crew virtually had
possession of the boat until the armed
force from here boarded her. The ne
groes drove the officers upstairs, and
warned them not to come down or land
the boat. AS no arms were to be had,
the officers made no resistance. The
boat was run near enough 10 the wharf
boat at Hickman to throw off a telegram
to the Uuited States marshal at Cairo,
asking for posse to meet the boat be-
low the city, and our informant states
that the welcome hail from the tug was
the first assurance they had that the tel
egram had gone through, and that the
officers were once more masters of the
situation.
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4, ,..-..-s..s.4.f AIv 40 sai tIEe way. Know
ii is very common that when a man be-
gins to get little old he is looked upon
as a cinder. fit to be thrown out Of the
back window of a shop. Laughter
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4 dispatch from st. Petersburg leads
20 the inference that the Grand Duke
,,ss arrested in consequence Of the dis
anDearance Of certain diamonds.
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DTAMoND sPECTACLEs

These spectacles are manufactured from
MINUTE CRYSTAL PEBBLES" melted to-
gether, and are called DIAMOND on account
OF their hardness and brilliancy.
Having been tested with the pOlariscOpe, the
diamond lenses have been found TO admit rif-
teen per cent. less heated rays than any other
pebble. They are ground with great scientific
accuracy, are free from chrOmatic alterations,
and produce a brightness and distinctness Of
vision not before attained in spectacies. Man
. ufactured by the spencer optical Manu-
fncfurfng Company, n. y. For sale by re-
sponstble agents in every city in the Union.
W. @. BYRD, Jeweler and Optician, tsSOle
Agent for Memphis, Tenn, from whom they
can only be obtained. No peddlers employed.
Do not buy a pair unless you see the trade
mark - ~ apl0
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..-..... -, 49,. ssseS.4sOIy AAasa eAAlaaH fAse
reason together, and consider these great
and paramount questions, which affect
the welfare Of the country.
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LATER.

The negroes arrested on the steamer
Howard on the charge of mutiny were
examined before United States commits
sioner Csndee, and bound over in the
sum of five hundred dollars each, to ap-
pear at the next term of the United
States court
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a.,ssonnt ~ had been reduced TO S45, ,OOO.OOO,
hen in 1872 war was declared against
Great Britain. The three years strug-
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nation? And when people talk about
i,eiru relieved from taxation, the reply
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OFFICIALDRAWINGS

are not mistaken, there Is also protner
living.
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GURG EON nENTTST-Iasth inserted
- ore to full set, in an artistic style, q
superior beauty snd durability. Teeth
trsctsd without pain by the use Of
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WASHINGTON, May l4.-The follow
ing are the customs receipts for the week
ending May ninth: Boston, S337, ,769;
New York, s., $50, ,S9S; Philadelphia,
S142, ga; Baltimore, 178,082.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-05-06
wnArTHf wKsrfs6orNG 70 DO
aqa47 EisflABOUNfT' sisas =

washington ss1ssbOaicAet New f0rk nersid.
:. Il was openly said that there you'd not
Se gbaecassmsihre. el,csed asho accepted
or acqaisseei IN tHeg gsFferi'leut slSews IN
ihe lkree Nofthxetteru.smf afhe,zzsae
assertion is made cf tbe central West
Ohio leans bye small msjpri,y 90 abe Pres.
idept bs direct ympathy. A cauvass. Of
that aelega.iep gives two or three usaigrify
IN the ldelr9at igps Of Iudinnp, IlIinois. 10.
aa, Misouri, Kansas AID Nebrsska. in al
ifty- elgM members, Of whomu segsatean
are Dspiporptsso There are but teaa knewn
Of either paFiyps exposed 20 fenla meas.
ura q ma.tions Jsdee BnckDcr. ofali*
puri. who IA Hempcrt. has taken apron
inent part in gugsqstipg war ongihe na.
tiosal bfot f,stcid and in favoring ! treas.
afy eufSsncy iustcai.s fTe suif IA 1 snser-
sstipn to-day that tbe large einajefity sof'
she oera,icnlenbers had IN conference
resolved toanake au,sgonism,r 10, shs ma.
tiopal barking ssstem their war cry. This
vzs ssaid : ne pelicy ofsbs Dsmocfscy
in tho wsss, and Soulh. lie said alo
iks, iahis epinios the excitement cssr ths
pslicygof risisl r<spnption indicated in.ihe.
nessaga rsl her isau the iseto of the bill.
would in the West aud South almost OBJ,
litcrats lar.y iilnes. and u, was sussainsd
by otlics VI ei,her party Nt.@ sAss e :
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-05-06
DICK EMS ,LQKE9 or APPLAUSE

4
Dlt;iS L'lI 4 EMS rLQKIs3 Oh APPLAUSE
.vsslsn,v, N AND ManNEE.Issa VI sqsss
The momept that Dickens lfeltuhis ia-
vention falling 10. the, least. degrees. the
prospect ofiretaihing The public by reading
the older stories, and tasting 81 nearer
and personal c6.itactsbes pupgensys of pop
ulanspRasse, WAS fascinsting bnd tossss
towering. His pleasure Iins it,.e vs. one .efl
the English critics says, is q littls s htlpii-
ating III d man icf his great genius. 1t is
sbspmore 20 sifenhe listened iitently fdr
he cbnkpofilie guiueis aswelHas tor che
prmpr II deiightx htxsyYet posmaah ahpesdaas
mopey more, uQr might more readily ksearni
lit. His family Vas Very large, his estate
was costly. aud his manner III sligihg pro. fss
fuse. But ths reader presently sees with
sorrow that. aewit liis great predecessor.
Scott. the ehief gaesiiea gradually canfe 10
be hpw puehipspey Ael corId laa ks oes+ofl
his geoius, Ard S, r. Will. Scotts LslshsnglgI
10 snial Her degree, Tie sum was .eaor-
NOUS. aByfshis lreadmgs alone Dickens
made neatly arqoaSter efas miliioni Of dol 4
lars, Que hupdrsd ifhpnspnd Of gtheal Ibess
tween le lst Vrpecsmler. aud the, ,lsI afa
Mas In the United States. The physical
laborsand exposure or travelling, and srhe
nervous exhanfiva of the readihgs With \
theltrelnendous gpseessas heslvonld shaseI
called j in another, ofi the rest Of his lifesl
sere enough % destroy any man, During
all bis travels. Both 10 the earlier aud tie |
LATER day. when he ran over II the Contii- |
ue,st orscmfssd about lsng!ssd - Sud M
spiratiep or ssrcllrions Or seaeitsmeaf, be- !
wrote tue most eepigus letters.
full Of fun aud threwdhcss aud line fancy. I
and walked u,iles pnd. .plIes, aud. desised
entertainnients, and acted PLAYS, and pre-.
sided at atnlsetibg and feasts. and ihads de-
,ightful speeches. and seepe,t 20 have saltb
the occupation efgssry aeliSeseabs busy l
man before considering The. READ Lsisine.aa,
~ hsna atthe time. Such animal spirits
~ 10 his earlier years we're certainly never
known. u TMylbubbislb aLbst shhni and
oYerfoxed y 4 rLo came siinl csntsss fRifll |
bin. They affclsi his slyle of iNritpgssh
aud despite the .Sigaciups Tame, they gave
bis dissertations mnc!iof thc:f Singular VI
tality and power -Ediior's Easy Chair,
ia Harper . lMgaIimej for afayssisss st
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-05-06
.e..a,e-..vT-TT..'71l.-r,fi'rs-..r W.

.i Wonder Of Medical sciqnce;s may
,vpll be applied 10 ,Dhrf NistAr's llalsaup Of
Mia thelTy n lsNcAriy hslfR century
nliiea flils rtnihfk kallle rtrnedy. was iil tgos
tineef pthepdbiic. AID set tiiefniniedIatly
aud envlahle repuietipIIN wAieb Il gailedt
hy It's wtmderftll cures Of coughs, tol,ls.
hopping coughs. sore throats, influenza,
'consumpiion. afldWll hFbiUliiaieORseIafn
i totlls day TulIsusnrnedl =
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-05-06

n ss~s cuc6Stsfs fsop Bugs. --set
oa, an caion. of a. up a. onion sfalk. III
each bill or cueSmhers, aud the streaked
Ing will keep away.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-05-06

oursr,estea rad 70 tlle soufid i, ]
scai, sfiildre.I iIt,bas drideSlls gone u
loos fSrEJlus Fisb And tlhLypa laass
when last head frqniEvas irvlapg1pu 70
sle tail eaacfkaIe wsodtiHc. Is for
the cotton factory, thatsceus, aesast nc.
coaats, 10 be q settled fact. Z ,,ia -, 8.
You VIII be ry5oiced to, learn tl.at we
are tol,aSe at last new Post Office build
Ing. It's to be located ON the. corner Of
end ana chcsnut. sts, on the premises
known formerly asth Neares property,
but nov owRei 5y the ,HonusR. fR.
Bnlgers Askhe. DepartmrGtlraut l,W
wilLopta special, act and ispnropratsbn.
II VIII lcre fora isrmpi years, Tha new
building u to be. or hard brick, two sstos
ries high with power oai top, aiidMith
snlraaees on bolh@trhets. u issnvs, b a.
rs meaiy, what we are entitledpto have,
LIT aalalfin loaslyoslkFow, II tetsef tlian.
80. A aeslstf 64sA ~ f,.nrt..
hoofena. s fiif ~ az ,dah SAhhF bAt- =
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-05-06

A Some of tie Greeaiapd glaciers attain o
svast siza. sDro Name reports NO fteat
sHumhvIdt glecier. AZ sixiy 6liles wale "A
Its termination. lm sensAFd faco rises.
ssruptly from the level 81 the Water toa.
II 500 feet. but isis aet keess hor1
deep isshsy extend .nnder tiie yea. An.
oihsr important ice-stresoi ~ to q Glacier
Of Easblink. on.the Northwest part Of the
BLAND. L projects ssawsfd Y a. % forpi'
a aproisanlory lbiFiesa omsles indlsnrih
n cones from an pnktowedis,aucc IN tiie
istefi0f, and plddses deeply iaso = lhs ses.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-05-06
MAcREApY. PERpLRxRp...s.

Wnen Macresdy. the sctenl visited this
country, be found many things %. puzzle
and perplex hin. for he was as precise and
angular as Gre3si6us. The idioms and the
ecceasricities df ile Yankees were beyond
bis eOmrfebensiua AT onsefoHf tlieatres.
where II. was Reriorning an aehgasslaent,
se haj occasion 70 lind faultgith tile srp u
porting actors. Shp wcrea particularly
iroeand.easy Sst. Goihg 70 tie manager
one day. szid.ns rsffEesls .aisssN
Mr.. MaEagsE .youy have tleceised me.
sir. ypghsss told dne5Las .shichswas aot
true sir f.s..s. -
% : Bless me. cried the manager. in sur
About ySit SeiC+.o sirl biaa aaSaaadi YOU moi
tell me tiat.Mr. .llA--was on q higii s'.''.l'i
q Yes.iqni IN tel llid rallisgasg4s ~.
And A,t Mr. S---hadT . .tOaeh 'aof
'angls. gw.t ,ossf ~ t,ir .su ssav y brts' II
And chat NS r lad ] BrisEd EdnsiL,ii: il Ii:
hata l.si ira sros : isslaegasi 8 y
'Aye-,hat was shatSIssaid.s q tsstsa j
And 10 explanation Of the conduct Of
Mr. B--you told me ttA tle bad snake
70 a.s = ioosf flsla Yo,a ,s4s,l ~ .ooslso
WEI. M. rshneaheed tlie great trare.
dian! inshls most aMstas aud shidignant
pppuer,s'l aed upon criticl exaninatioa.
shst the,cl clgss ats all-dFupR ,sisi iAye--1
all drnnt \.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-05-06

.s-sind you have ~ sonsl' asked curiaqs
I.dy II brvuzsd old sea cnpiain. 'Oh.
yek ssadams had q,s s,bst4lpfd - ,hs
rn,ah Sea Islands Cor nthIs \ H6ztn year
yiteaflst Nssahsh brals sl,eres erd I,At
ws* b~ tzsfe II y M N laud \ Nas l'lar
dam IL wasu 4 broad --'he was meat tlssst
wsys lae nwgors ate him; apd As, lvs hls
,.ste, tss eisief sid Lotss'ad ef terbsckes.
The LADY WALKED 81 nanaibrr pArt u lls
s,yip. snd the captuin smiled nn'T tovE a
frcsb 4ni1 Of 'tei Jacsef Mmsch.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-05-06

-. tI4f q M NNNT1IUFI NJ III TIT 2 =
4 a dsrkey was once AttenipiiHs ~ steal n
r0.sc, Aps . dog rAista gdv Objection. AMI
Samte rogifed. The nsyt piglt during .
thunder shower. be attempted i again, and
just asle vas on .fie point 81 gcislng away
with tie fowl. the lighinihe struck close BY.
and tAe noise nearly frightened, lie ioor
fellow 10 death. Dropping lie goose. he
started away. uatferings ''perrs % hic DEF
am \ mighty lot o. fuss made 'Ioatt 4 CONS
Oa geese \: :. 80, -. y. - 4 ,..,.s =. 4. 49,. 49,
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-05-06

- Passengers ,ofhe l'sciac by rsiI break.
fast n the Sierws with tweaty feet II snow
around them; faur hours later they fpl
wheat Tour inches, ,kish, and The nest day
sspear sod peach Gee u blossom. n
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-05-06

Awicked ljuis hoS ins Denssr Sunday
schpel was ssksd IN Us lssrhw.if aa had
latnrd ppy0liha during tia fsst wsek;
ssss NV I..r,sa l.. 'ssS ssss Wien isa
.s 70 50 .tsAs'S n rSs s.s@t Y q i'6I''-s The re
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-05-06
,HlLLSDOROUGH, 4



faNTa 4aaanisp "a N Ae----~~ AVA NJ NJ 3ts@ NIX
~ O,Ai Hrisnfnytona ttrye.pohdeaccll
Y, WI s ii.alI n IN v. !. ii 225(hs ! ls5s.r
ssaDev Rccordtrs-s fferlWi ienfoTcesl. "
Ile9lice Ile9lic of ty9 weeks sYshieh, 4 !, Hope .ypuf
r@sislens have leeretfffs ss muchss Iaao,iI
ligain rssaine t!e ..JIsaslles sos 4. weekly
con5niub ubipsiion with them. sialaigsaes s,ss:
-aTlis biarIhiess ana sdesoist iois Sfali ex- ex
csesliAglys duh lsenwu ~ upon usnow.alie
taH b'ssiness was never .sleadcfstit this
season sof tlle year than Il Ii NOW, and the
long, sonrirei Tacesof our sherchaiits afss
apgtlilug ahut encaiFaging 10 slss,Il upon.
fDney N Lost aabputyas scare ..rs gleIss
teeth and oli iy AZ occasiciias greenlack
settles dowmuronRIs that stcli tIilugs are
ana ought 70 pc. b9t are not .Trle. SOU
can agetp pleniyaof itamtYo the baulss aby
giving good colIstafsls, n MOI = as
sec,iri,y.alld ~, itayiBg is lIcsslforsthe
priviIegsef passing ipto 6he hApd aid bnt
Of the Other, bdt 5aiy he tsv,o;rea few (fa-
vorep fly foftl,ps afs psripitied this priv
ilege. They call q is ps. Lpt you cam fig-.
pre- ituR f9r ScorssIL What iheJiniersr,l
really isyl,ep you pnifrstqiid that II yis
paid ID advance and is deducted. flom- the
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-05-06

,,l aIskeiya stzsssss & sszas sys : u. "a
1 NJ ITEgMS-
tsNsi
aosls ahmsast ylse4 sea y asaseaa PIT
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1874-11-27
OFFICIAL CiNJLt,S.S.

On our first page will lie found the
official canvass Of votes pollcd at
the recent election in this State and
also, in parallel columns, the vote fol-
Governor in 1878 It will be seen
that the First District gives the larg-
est Republican majority, Dunnell's be-
ing 1906. Straits, in the Second,
is 221, and Kings, in the Third, is
2,34S. The Republican majority on
the State ticket is about $500, nearly
up to the majority for Grant, which
was lO,497.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1874-11-27

A vegetable gardener called at q
newspaper office and inquired anxious
ly about the "cclery grub" which
started at Washington and which he
feared would get into his celery patch.
This GRUB" got into the political
gardens Of good many Congress-
men and spoiled their chances for a
second crop Of Congressional honors.
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The Chicago Tribune thinks that
the next. Congress will be divided po-
litically as follows:

Some account Of the dcstruc-
tive tornado. which recently swept
over the middle belt Of country, will
be found on our first page. While
we have been enjoying beautiful
weather, regions south Of us have been
visited by a furious tempest, destroy
ing property and life, and the people
Of Chicago have been stopping
through several inches of melting
snow. No wonder the tide Of immi-
grafton IS surely and steadily turning
toward this beautiful Northwest.
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GOVERNMENT AID.

1t will be seen by the following Or
der that the General Government is
extending aid to the Nebraska suffer-
ers. Now that the policy of aiding
the grasshoppcr as well as the food
sufferers is inauguratcd, why should
not Minnesota receive her share of
Government aid
WASHINGTON, D. G.
Brigadier Gen. F.. 0. C. Ord, COM
manding Department Of the Platte,
Omaha:
Referring to the matter of the des-
titution of clothing in Nebraska, on
account or the grasshoppcr plauge,
the Secretary Of War directs that you
report, if asccrtaincd, what quantity
is required and the locality to which
it should be sent. If this information
is not known, an officer should be sent
to ascertain and the result reported
by telegraph without delay.
Il. d. TOWNSEND, Adj't Gen.
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Pest American Prints to 10 cents
Test GinglaN>, 12iH cts.
Cheviot Shrtiugs, Il to q cts.
Heavy Brown SIlcetngS, 10 to 1913 cts.
Rleachcd Shcctings, yard wide, 10 to IS cts.
Waterproof Cloths, IS cts. and up.
White FlannelS. 25 cts. and up.
Red FlanielS. 20 cts. and up.
Red Twill FlannelS, 81 * cts and up.
Wool C;S>imcrcs, Is cts. and up
Opera FlannelS, 80 to Is cts.
Linen CrashS 10 cts. and up.
Cotton Flannel>, l2l& cts. and mp.
Black VelveteenS 81 cts and up.
Black Aap?cas 20 cts. worth s 4.
* . g 8 : : . s s
Black Tamise ClothS colored Baritz:
:: R!sP P 6s Alma. M %S:' 2s'seS'
" Berlin Cords. Ilaid Goods 25c 4 up.
Wool Jarisenes. Irish Poplins.
French Poplins.
AL Wool Empress Cloths, 50 cts.
An-Wool French MerinO, IS cts. and up
Black Mohair Brillianteens.
Empress Cloths.
Bargains in Black Silks, Cold Silks. Trimming
SILKS, Lining Silks, Velours, TurquoiS:
Bargains in Towels, Napkins, Linen Damasks,
Irish linens, Fine White Goods, &c;
ho
Lace Curtains.
Holland Curtain Muslin.
Bargains III Bed Spreads, White Bed Blankets
Of al grades, Grey Bed Blankets, Ill grades,
Cord Bed Spreads, all grades.
Balmoral and Felt Skirts.
Corscts, 50 cts, Is cts. 81, SC.
Best Button Seamless Kids, g.
1'sS@"'er 2 Button & t. is s;
Ladies. Gents and Chi!dren's American, Scotch,
English and French Wool, Merino, Cotton, and
Fleccy lined Hose.
Ladies, Gents and Misses genuine Bo2briggan
Hose.
Our line Of CIOAKS are best styles and best
make and finish OF American and Foreign Man-
ufacture.
We Offer Il stock of 500 Wool Shawls, including
all grades and most desirable styles, American
Frenc!, and Scotch makes.
Paisley SllaWS, Ottoman Scarfs, &c.
Gents Knit Shirts and Drawers Of all grades
from so cts. up.
Ladies Knit Wrappers and Drawers Of all grades
from - Cts. up.
Boys Shirts and Drawers
Misses Shirts and Drawers, all sizes and quail
ties.
Black Beaver Cloths for ovcrcoats and cloakings,
Colored Chinchi;1a Cloths for overcoats and
cloakings. ''Fancy ClOakings.'
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1874-11-27
important Announcement.

We have completed an arrangement with the
Publishers OF the ST. PAUL PRESS, the
leading paper Of the Northwest, whereby we are
enabled to furnish the WoRTInNGToN ADVANCE
and the PRESS, postpaid, after January l, 1875
for the low price of THREE Dollars per year.
This will enable our readers to secure two papers
at but little more than the price of one
EVERYBODY should at once avail themselves of
this very liberal offer. Come forward all and
subscribe.
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II :. PAYSsT0 TRADE
|: Brothers, ! ! !! !.
No. SO East Third st.,
ST. PAUL..
OUR STOCK IS LARGER
Than any other House.
in the State. ~ 49,.
OUR ASSORTMENT IS BETTER
Than any House West of
Chicago, being as nearly
COMPLETE as possible.

We attend promptly to
all orders, and ship
Goods G. O. D. to all
parts Of the country.---
The books of the Ex-
press companies of this
city will show that we
send more packages by
express than ALL other
Retail Stores in this CT
tV c0nbineds
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1874-11-27
Spirit Lake Staue-Line.

nOTY s. LAMBERT, having secured the car
lJrying of the mails from Spirit Lake to Wor-
thingtOn, will run as follows:
Leave Spirit Lake ut T. o'clock on Monday
morning. and arrive at Worthington 1T 6 o'clock
p. III.
Returning, leave Worthtngton on Tuesday
morning at O'Clock, and arrive at Spirit Lake at
6o'cl0ck, p. III.
Any business entrusted to our care will be
promptly and faithfully attended to. Passengers
carried at reasonable rates. [44ly.