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What il 10 he Done about Garrett.

Tie Scott Garrett railroad war is taking
up considerable space in the New York pa
pers- The interest in the matter is explain
cd by the New York correspondent of thePhil-
adelphia Ledger, who says the merchants are
beginning to think that Mr.. CARROTS attitude
on the railroad question is one which ought
to be brought within the influence of q whole
some public opinion, seeing that the great
Interests he is imperiling are commercial
and financial, quite as much as railroad in
tertsts. People do not forget that the disas-
tTous panic of September. from which the
country is still suffering, was pIecipitated
by tie collapse OF great railroad, and they
naturally reason that If other great railroads
are 10 be pushed TO a collapse or TO anything
that threatens collapse, the results will be
far more serious than simply a dimunition
of dividends. Most of the city journals SYM
rathise with these views, and the effect will
Probably be visible in the course of day or
two. says the correspondent referred to, ain
The call fora general pubic meeting TO con-
slider the situation, and TO give Mr.. Garrett
TO understand that the interests he is trifing
with are interests far beyond those of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad company A
movement OF the kind was informally sug-
gested at the Chamber of Commerce in the
forepart of last week, but il was deemed best
TO defer IL, as there was some hope that the
controversy would be amicably adjusted
That hope has now disappeared, and the
question on every side is, What is to be
done?
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

~ Z W Boz KS.
Gen. W. I. Sherman s Memoirs, 2 vols, CLOTH SIS s.
Gan and Beast Here and Hereafter, by Rev.
u W opC..- ~
Harper's Handbook for Travellers ia Europe
Freedom and Fellowship in Religion. A Coli
ieou.n oi Essay ~
Three Feathers By William Black ............. ! ~
Nildreds Wedding. BY Mrs. lobby. 50
The Good Time Coming. B5 Rev. Il. 4. Hale. rs
MOHUN BROTHERS, BookseIiers,
my2lu 1919 PENNsTLvASIA Av4sCg.
THREE FEATHERS, Novel. by VIVA. Black,
i author Of 1.-The Princess Of Thule" received
and for sale at
SHfLLINGTON'S BOOKSTORE,
Corner 41s street and PenRsy lyanis avenue.
Man and Beast, Here aud Hereafter: illustrated by
more than three hundred original anecdotes bT
Rev. j. g. Wood.
The Odd Trump, a Novel.
Miss hoyel, by Victor Cherbuliez.
Blank Books, Paper, Envelopes aud everything I'm
the Stationery line for sale at
msy2l-tr sHILLINGTONS BOOKSTORE.
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The Trouble W ith the Aqueduef Water.

The following Interesting communication
received from General VI. c. Meigs confirms
the suggestion made I'm this column yester-
DAY as to the cause of the ''fishy" taste and
smell OF the aqueduct water:
JUNE 10TH. 1875.
TIE iSagTeeable odOr AMI taste recently
noticed in the aqueduct water is due to the
presence Of green confeTva, one OF those
plants which seem TO make the connection
between the vegetable aud the animal king
dom. About this season Of the year this
plant seems to attain its greatest develop
ment. II spreads over the surface of quiet
pools OF clear water and accUmulateS till IL
forms scum visible. particularly. where the
surface i broken by an oar. The plant APP
pearS 10 need calm and warm weather for its
greatest development. and il prevails so as
To be troublesome only at intervals OF two or
three years. j think we escaped IL last
year, hut ID was investigated few years ago
by a committee Of the Board of Health. which
rode to the Great Falls and found II covering
all the broad. quiet reaches OF the Potomac
as they went up the river. 1t had caused
much complaint for several days. y heavy
thunder gust and rain storm broke out that
day, and when the committee reached the
city again the plant haddiSappeaIed and tue
water was pure and taSteleSS again. L
first noticed IL in the aqueduct year or two
after IL was opened, when the whole supply
Of water was derived from the reservoir, fed
by Powder Mill branch. storm OF wind and
rain broke up the scum after 10 had been
troublesome for some days; drove the green
fbers upon the shore. where they collected
into a fringe of dark green, almost black, as
il dried up. IL has appeared at intervals
since. / recOllect three or four seasons in
which il has been troublesome and disagree
able. II is by no means peculiar to the PO
tOmac. IL thriveS i'm the clearest spring
water, 10 has made Boston unhappy by its
presence in the clear water of Lake COchitu-
ate, a lake in a sandy bed. fed by springs OF
filtered water. The Croton reservoir has
once or twice been infested and cOvere1 with
its green scum, giving the same disagree
able taste and OdOr of which We now COM
plain. The Ohio has been covered with il.
and the city of Cincinnati. whose water sup
ply is pumped by steam directly from that
river, has suffered as other cities.
The evil is too extensive to admit of relief
except by the operation of natural causes.
The first violent thunder gust will probably
relieve us. NJ G. NJ.
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II Will he seen by an article in our local
columns that the officials OF the Baltimore
ard Potomac railroad are taking the requi-
site measures to lay double track at once
between Washington and Baltimore. This
step is needed both for the public safety and
TO accommodate the immense and rapidly
Increasing business done upon the road.
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THE
ICE KING REFRIGERATOR

Has stood the severest test for the past five years.
carried away the honors at all the principal indus
trial Exhibitions throughout the United States
competing with nearly every Refrigerator now in
exis:ence; am now prepared to challenge the world
II. NJ. DIGGINS, Patentee.
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NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT CO.,
Corner l5th So and Ns,c York arsRus.
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF VAULTS.
All Kinds Of valuables taken on denost Safes for

GEO. ii. PLANT, President
GEO. w. RIGGS, Vice President
JelOec2m b. p. SNYDER, Secretary
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the srb-cri.
Der has obtained from the Supreme Court Of
the District of Columbia, holding a Special Term,
ls,e err aestsmentary on the personal estate of
r. o., deceased. All persons having claims against
The said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the sub
scriber, on or before the Sth day Of June next;
they may otherwise by Law be excluded from all ben.
ent OF the said estate. Given under my hand this
6th day Of June, 1875.
SOPHIE CELESTINE HARRISON,
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Average Daily Circulation, 1850
The Star for the Summer.

Persons Ienri,,g ne city for the summer or for
o1y portion cf u may hare THE STAR sen By
mail postage prepaid, for such Ie7toi Of time as
Ihe, desire al L,e rate Of 10 cents per tCeek, 60
cents per month, $50 for three months, or So
for yiI months.
1O7deTs must in al cases be accompanied oy
the n,o1scy, and no paper sent longer than paid
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Gov. Cheney, OF New Hampshire, must
have had a premonitiOn OF his election. yes
terday, as he is on hand with an elaborate
inaugural address to-day.
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MANHOOD REINFORCED.

victim Of youthful imprufeuce, causing prems
tUre decay, debility, etc. having tried IN
vain every known remedy. ha- found simple self
cure, which be viii send FREE - hts fellow sufferers.
Address J. II. REEVES, - Nassau street, New
York. mayS-eo3n
DOGERTS VEGETABLE COUGH SYRUP
ID Wanted, 6 case Of Mheeping Cough that cannot
BE- cured by "BOGERTS VEGETABLE COUGH
SYRUP" IL A. also the bcst in for Ccuehe,
Colds, Hosrseness, Sore Throat, Group, and al Bron
chal Affections. FOR sale b. The principal Drcggisa,
and wholesale by CHARLks sTOTT 90, and ~
the proprietor. 1917 O q. rorthWest. noyN "
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IlR. RoBERrsoNi

~ 4le lOTH STREsr, NsAk IA htf
From long experience IN both hospital and pTtrste
practice, viii guar sntee cure In al Diseases 4 the
Urinary Organs, GonorrhRa. elect. Structure, Syph-
Dis, and SpcrmatoTrho.a. Gs-c- 81 Cunnorrhoee re-
Gently contracted cured IN a. days SYPHILIS in All
tie stages quickly cured, and the Poison entirely
eTsclcsied from the system, without the use O mer
curry. Spernlstcrrh0a. brought ON by excuses ard
abuse I'm youth, causing les Of memory and Insanity,
general debility, organic weakness, imrOteucy n~rs
frritsbility, symptoms n cCusumI ION, tndiges-
ton ralpita;ion Of the heart. pains Ia back dimnes
sc, speedily cured by newly discovered remedie-.
nr. Il, located for many yesrs NJ 10 =. kutaw 81
Baltimore, Md, has CONSENTED. after many solicits
tons by his Washington pstrons, 20 open = paTins-
Office IN that city. where be may be consulted
every Wednesday and Saturday In each week, from
toep mars "
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BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE SITES.

To families desiraus az securing 8 summer resi-
dence near this city, that for eslihfHna-s il
excelled in the United States and for beautiful views
Is rarely eXceled IN any country, attention and
inspection is invited to
EIGHT ONEACRE LOTS,
adjoining each other. on the North Arlington
heights, and being part Of the North Arlington
Fruit Farm, with apples, pears, and cherries in fun
bearing, and adjoining the celebrated North Airing
ton vineyards. which can be purchased at much less
than their true value. With Washington, George
town, the Potomac and surrounding country in fun
view from each, they are not eGualed by any othe
locality this city in all their attractions aud adj
yantages. To those who will build upon them ct
once, the most liberal terms are offered
Small Farms in the same locality are also offered
for sale.
ROB'T A. PHILLIPS.
mayStr sos 18th street northwest.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

Liberal advances made TO any amount and for any
time desired at very reasonable terms, on all kinds
OF personal property, Bonds, Stocks and fine Mer-
chandise. Also, goods bought and sold on commits
sion Always on hand at private sale a large selec-
ton Of WATCHES, DIAMONDS, good JEWELRY,
&c, &c, cheap for cash. Auction sales on the lat
or I'd Of every month. Satisfaction guaranteed
Strictly confidential.
8. G0LDSTEIN CO..
Loan Otace, Commission and Erch1ugs Brokers',
N. X. corner 10th and streets northwest
~ private entrance on 10th street. may8-tr
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LOST AND FOUND.

dOSI ANU TVU ND
/ oSI-On day afternoon, a small BUN
~ DIE VI BILLS, and one note for S9i on G.
street between 18th and 7th streets. The fuder will
receive a suitable reward BY leaving the same at
1898 II street northwest. 1t
Sd REWARD-LoSt, on the 9th inst, q black and
= - Tan LUZ; long ears: answers 70 the 49,
Fame Of Nellie. The above reward will be=AN>h
faid II returned to -27 9Th street, between II aud
/ streets northwest iel0-2t
1 OST-Between corner of 5th and T. streets north
= west: and 9TH and Pennsy lyania avenue, a Gold
BRACELET, engraved inside MARY J. Tucker
Under Viii leave il at Room No. X Obj corner of
18th and L sts northwest and receive reward jeO q
Il OST-ln vicinity of Government Printing Of
hce, on Monday, a pair Of GOLD A@N
SPECTACLES, with case. The finder SSS
Will be suitably rewarded By returning to No. 10
Myrtle street ie9 az
hO0 LOST-A small SCOTCH TERRIER
- DOG, grey back, brown head and 49,
legs, ears cropped. Strayed or picked upSAD<
on Sunday evening near 12- Green street, George.
town. whoever will return him to that address
will be rewarded. ie9 az
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GRAPE Wells CLEANED and refinished like
~ new, 75c. per yard. A. FISHER,
jel-lm 81 9Th street
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MEDICAL. dc.

nR. LEON
IL The Will known snt Cor many years the Oldest
tstailisled Specialize ia Washington. has
RFNoVFp To No. Sc SkKATosA.
NsAR CALVERT STREET. BALTIMORE.
Speciality, Female Complaints.
Consolidation strictly coandeufial. les 81
MO MONTY REQUIRED UNTIL CURED
~ prs BROTHERS CRAY warrant perfect
cure in all diseases q \ private nature, Organic
Weakness. &C. Office. geo So " "a 90,
nR BUCKLER JoNEs-Twenty years eNps-
rfrt,ce in Fensie Diseases Irregularities. ova-
nan Tumors: guarantees satisfaction No charr@z
business confidential. 80 Calvert 81, Bsltimrre.
knolose two stamp. sepl5 em
UNSATISFACTORY. 81 PR BOTTLE. Con
- sultafious free ~ Dr. DARBY :, l1e a. a,
Colonization Building.l nav I'm
mr. AND MRS. WILSON, Thoroughly eNpe-
~ rienced Asd scientific ladies Physician and
Midwife Attend ladies ~ their homes, or pleasant
and the best Attentior NJ the DOtors private
residence. Consultation free. NdiCe. st fAgk St.
near saratoga 1t, Baltimore, Nd. mayseS
nR A. l.. BoswoRTH. ~ the Washington Eleo-
~ tropathc Institution, SIS y street northwest,
cures all nervous and chronic Diseases 81 whatever
name nature. All Complaints incident u 70
NAILS. aud diseases 81 q iidren a speciality. Gal
yanic and Electro chemicsl BATHS. the most iuyig-
Grating ard heSlih giyiEg baths kuoHn Go modern
science. Consultation and animation free apefu
mr. BUCKLER JONES has returned 20 Bait
~ more Old Office, rs n. Calvert street,
feEpale diseases o speciality. Consulta-ion Goa
fsentisi. sepbsn'
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PANAMA HAMS! BANANA HAMS,
Unsurpassed in quality and flavor.
PHILADELPHIA SMOKED BEEF,
PHILADELPHIA SMOKED TONGUES.
je9 81 n. w. BURCHELL.

No. 43Sl SPRING STOCK No. i39
'th street 18th street.
VI A X X X r z RS,
No. 439 7th street, between ID and n, eight doors
above Odd Fellows Hall
PAPERHANGlSGS. All grades and prices, ac-
eordiEg TO quality, as low they can be purchased
in the bis trict.
WINDOW sHADES-Diferent sizes and colors
BOrdered Shades also, Plain Goods ia But
Green, W bite, Pearl and Chocolate colors, which
We make into Shades.
PICTURE FRAMES in Walnut aud Gilt, from
cald 10 portrait size. Fancy Frames in great va
riety. Frames made to order
PICTURES -Brewerton popular Pastel Paint
1ngs, Panel and large size, two local Views Land
oy l,Photogi apis, &c, all appropriate
PICTURE CORD and TAssELS.-Dinerent
sizes snd colors, Gold, Silver. Timed, Wire Center
and Worsted Picture Cord, Picture Nails, Rings,
al offered al lowest remuneTative price for cash
~ Orders for Paperbanging, Window Shades or
Picture Frames punctualy filled and satisfaction
guaranteed les 81"
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REPUBLICAN MEErISas.-At White
Pigion, Tues lay evening, Oct. 9TH,
political meeting will be addressed
by Judge Yates, r. G. Scott. and
perhaps others.
On Thursday evening, Oct. 9TH,
Hon. Hiram Price will speak at the
Court House in Upton. All know
the great ability of Mr.. Price, and
how this joined with his positive con-
vic,ions and force of character, has
long made him one Of the most pow.
erful speakers in the country. lie
has now been speaking for two weeks
in the larger cities Of Iowa and from
each effort comes the report that he
is out-doing himself. Let every body
turn out and give him a rousing
house.
On Friday evening, October S,h,
Dan'l Harker. Esq, OF Wilton, and
other speakers from Upton, will sa.
dress the people on political topics at
Rochester.
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Central Com initlee

Pursuant to call of Chairman the
Republican county Central Commit
tee met at the Court House Monday
afternoon at two o'clock. After be-
ing called to order, NJ. G. Miller was
chosen to preside and d. Pinprev
elected Secretary.
John T. Jack then presented his
resignation as Chairman OF the COM
mittee, and the resignation was. up
On motion accepted by a unanimous
woe. The committee then proceed
ed to fill the vacancy thus made by
electing f. II. Pound as Chairman
for the year; after which on motion,
adjourned.
d. PlNGREy, Sec'v
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80 by 60 feet on the ground, with a
shapely corner tower 8. feet high.
The auditorium will have a twenty
foot ceiling, and be furnished in mod
ern style. The entrance will be
through an ante room Or h all in the
tower, and will bring the visitor into
the room at the rear If the seats ami
facing the pulpit and choir. The
seats are to be in four divisions,
the two side blocks being placed
diagonally. Til. church is to be
completed and ready for use by Jan
uary 2lst next; and is expected to
cost some $500, and will be neat
and convenient building in modern
style but yet saved from gauiy pre-
Righteousness.
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lol do not wan TO forget thst AL
most all kinds of garden and towering
plants can be purchased at Sweets
conservatory lower Than any Of you
can afford to raise them MI and
see. II
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N AR RED.

Al the residence Of the brides father, SEPT
23d, 1870, by the Rev. J. K. Bloom, iiea. \
Focht, NJ, d TO Miss Sarah W. Wingert All
of Cedar Co. Iowa.
At the residence OF the brides father, Pralfir
View, Cedar Co. Iowa. Sept. sd, 1875, by the
Rev A. q. Martyr Of Wilton, Mr.. Rufus "
Hlnkhouse to Miss Anna Smiley.
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The County Council T of II. Of Cedar
county Will hold regular meeting In
their hall above above the Cooperative
store in Upton at one O'Clock p. m, on
Saturday, October Cd, 1875.
] SHUIIz, see'y. j. NJ. LONG. Prs.
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Monday evening for Sioux City,wher,
his mother has been residing for SET
eral months.
Will Fairchild turned his face Il
the West again last Thursday eve
ming.
Fred IIecht, Jr, NO longer grace
Perrien Deans establishment, an.
talks OF accepting situation in Chi
cago.
Upton and vicinity sent quite :
delegation last week TO visit Chicag,
and the Exposition. We saw eithe
there or on the way thlther the famil
lar faces of Mr.. Jas. DHigans an
\ wife, Chas Hammond, Miss Emma
Hammond, Mrs. j. III. Gunsolus, T
c. Prescott, of Durant, w. A. Rigby
Mr.. and Mrs w T. Rigby and Mis-,
Anna Shaw.
Capt. Pound arrived AT home
Monday after a stay Of ten weeks il
! Nebraska. lie thinks harvesting
and ,hreshing three hundred acres
Of wkeit, and hauling twelve miles
including ford of the treacherou:
Platte river, is something Of a job
and his appearance would indicate
that it was job in which he hat
been taking an active part.
We were glad to receive a cal
Tuesday from Hon. r. NJ. Burnett
one Of the most pleasantly s"ciaJ
gentlemen in Iowa.
W. II Alden will leave Upton the
frs, Of next week for Minneapolis
Mimi, whittier his family has already
gone, and where heproposcs to make
his home. Mr.. A. has been in Upton
for some twelve years, and will be
missed from among its energetic bust
ness men.
Rev. r. Swearingen, for three
years pastor in charge Of the NJ. F,
Church al this place, has been made
Presiding Elder Of the DEBORAH Dis
,rict. Mr.. S. is certainly wei. calcu
lated for a p. E.; and they do say
Ton the authority of Bro. kynett, WI
believe,) that when the appointment
was made public, the appointed
marched off around the corner sing
ing "This is the way | long hav'
sought" etc.
Rev. r. d. Parsons is in town.
Mr.. NJ. Stearns returned yesterda,
from an absence Of several weeks -
He has been visiting friends and re
lations, and looks well and happy.
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mes les i at Nan's cash store.
u adj 5. e yeu want good h !
trimmed or uht,in'med, be sure We
call on Van, as his present low prlce
for millinery aStonishss every one.
MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS. -
The General Conference of the NJ +
Church for | PIPER Iowa, has Just COZ
Guided An interesting and profitabI.
meeting II Dubuque. This is thu
Cedar Rpias, instead Of the N
Vernon District AS formerly, and th'
following are the appointments for tn
coming year:
Cedar Rapids f. X. Young; lows
City, p. +. Ingalls,; West Branch, S
&. Freer; Scion Supplied; Mt. Nern
on, x. w. PEBBLES; Lisbon. {. i
Mel can; Mechanicsville, J. II. Hay
ward: Stanwood. b. G. Barnes; Tip
ton, +. {. Wolfe; Hebron, WIN
Young; Olin, G. W. Jenking; Mari
on, $. A. Lee; Marion Circuit, $. b
Warner, Springfield, J. NJ. Rankin
Central City, r. Kicker; Shellsbure
A. n. See. Mr.. Charles Chapman, o
I.,land. vas by the Conference ad
vancea To Deacon's orders.
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New goods arriving daily at he
cooperative store.

WANTED. 900 hides, for which
the highest market price will he paid
at Stewart shoe store. If
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Those base burners. fr wood, at
Reicher, < Gibbs can't be b at.
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( One dollar will get more goods
at Vans cash store than at any Other
place in the country.
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EXCURSION TICKETS furnished
through this office, for different parts
of Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas, Missouri
and other points further West.
The excursion starts October 10Th.
tickets good TO return for 20 DAYS.
The following are some of the points
with the prices of tickets.
COunrIl Rlnts and rntnrn slona
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Mn. JACOB WEAVER will be found
at w. +. Miller's SCo's., where he is
ready and willing to do all kinds of
tin work with nea,neSs and dispatch.
Persons wishing anything in his line
will do well to cali on cake" 3swa.
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Town lots are for sale very low
by J. S. Tuthll See advertisement
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Mh. BuRSErr's SPEECH IN he
Court House Tuesday evening, was
probably better atten led than any
one anticipated. AID although no
mean opinion had been enter aimed
of Mr.. BIS ability as a speaker, it al
| so beyond doubt, exceeded the antici-
pations of the audience, which was
closely held by him in an address of
more than an hours duration, often
elicIting hearty applause. He touched
in commencing upon the duty which
| deolses on every American citizen
to interest himself in politics, and
upoa the Importance Of the present
| hour when positions are being taken
and shirmish lines pos Ell for the
great Presidential contest Of le.G.~-
Then he passed into the midst OF he
| questions Of the day and treated the
more important of them with dignity
and ability. As Letter is down for a
speech here, Mr.. Burnett gave Us a
number Of that antiquarian's wild
statements in advance, and showed up
their inconsistency. Altogether, the
speech was an excellent one, and was
we'll received hy all who were pres,
ent.
TaE New CuuRcn-On Monday
ground was broken for the new
church building which the FIRST
Presbyteriin Society Of his place
have determined to erect. The 10.
cation Is the same one occupied by
their old building, and is much the
finest one in the town. The design
is by w. w. Sanborn, Clinton
Architect, and shows a very hand
some structure. The dimensions are
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Ii you want carpets give Van a
call, as he has jus. received fresh
supply at wonderful low prices--don''
fail to come.
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Ticking, Denim, Duck
ing, Check and Shirt
ings. Table Linen in
red. green, buff, blue and
brown, Table and bed
spreads.
Cu,petiaO n'.d OIL
Cloths, Curtains and
Pictures. White and
COi'rd Blankets, Horse
Blankets, Batting anal
Carpet Warp Of all
COl0rs, WaH Paper.
ShalCls, Shirts, hats
and Cups. &c.
Remember the Place, nj
PERRIEN DEANS,
North or Court House.