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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1877-09-13
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.

Gen. Joseph F. Johnston sojourned day
or two in Raleig gh last week.
Mrs. Cicero W. Harris announces that
about the 10Th of the present month she will
commence the publication, in Wilmington, of
a monthly literary magazine, to be called the
South atlantic. A number of distinguished
writer's have already been secured to contrib
ute to its pages. .........................
Eleven car loads Of cattle, 253 in num-
ber, from Yancey and Macon counties, passed
Hickory last week, en- route for Baltimore
They were purchased by Baltimore dealer
for speculative purposes The same dealer
has bargained for 1000 COWS and 1000 sheep
in the western part of the State, and will
ship them all this fall.
The Raleigh Ne,us says: "A gentleman
we'll known in this section of the State erected
a cotton factory, the whole outlay for which,
building, and machinery, was about 100000.
1t has been running only few months, and is
now running night and day with double set
of hands, and is turning out daily an average
of $11O worth of yarns, &C., or nearly s4O,-
900, while the whole expense does not amount
to more than one-half the income"
The Raleigh Observer learns that on Fri
day evening last, Hal Worth, grandson of
State Treasurer Worth, was shot and instant
ly killed in the streets of Asheboro by man
named Wilson. Mr.. Worth was about 18
years of age; young man of sober, steady
habits, quiet and unofending in his manner,
and from the meagre account of the affair as
received in Raleigh, the suppostion is rea-
sonable that he was accidentally shot. The
deceased was the son of Capt. s. G. Worth,
who was killed in one of the battles of the
late war.
Charles Fagg, we'll known along the line
of the Charlotte and Columbia Railroad, was
summoned as witness to 60 before the grand
jury, at the present term of the Superior Court
at Greensboro, to give evidence on a bill Of
indictment. While in the jury room, being
examined, the said G. F. got his back up at
some question propounded by juror, and,
picking up chair, he signi6ed his determi'
nation to go for the whole array of jurors /;
but w. N. Mebane, ESQ.,, the foreman, politely
informed the obstreperous witness. that he
could not bull-doze that crowd in that way +;
whereupon the grand jury aforesaid dismissed
the irate witness, and returned "true bill''
against him.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1877-09-13
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

W. II. d J.P. Herndon-Cotton Gins-Leather-
Gin Belts-Gaiter Tops for Gents-Watt
Plows.
T. M. Dobson & Co.-New Firm-Salem Jeans
Rustic Window Shades-Georgia Plaids-
Kerosine Oil-Gold Jewelry-Bacon and
Lard-Tinware.
E. M. Brayton, Collector-United States Internal
Revenue.
D. N. Wilburn, Cross Keys, s. C.-The Best
Clothes Washer.
n. F. AdicKes Il Sons-Calico icoes-Bagging and
Ties-Prepare for Cold Weather-Flour-
Sole Leather -Groceries- at 80 Cents per
Gallon. .-. ..... ...i- gag. .. ... ID.
B. T. Wheeler-To Rent.
A. Springs Withers, Secretary and Treasurer
Attention, Company.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1877-09-13
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH.

The Western Union Telegraph Company
have recently made a considerable reduction
in the rates for transmitting dispatches. Ac-
cording to the new rates of tariff, messages of
10 words or less will be sent from Yorkville
to the following points at~the prices ~men-
toned: . n it..utr{s&
Chester winnsboro, Columbia, ereenville,
Spartanburg, Gaffneys, Gastonia, Fort Mill,
Rock Hill, Charlotte, Salisbury and Concord, N.
G., 25 cents.
Charleston, Atlanta, Ca, Augusta, Ca, Lin
colnton and Greensboro, N. c., so cents.
Richmond, Va, Washington, D. c., Nashville,
Tenn, and Louisville, KY, rs cents. -
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, New Or
leans, st. Louis, and Memphis, Sl.00.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1877-09-13
BAPTIST CONVENTION.

The ninth annual meeting Of the York
Baptist Association, will commence at Cataw-
ba Church, five miles south of Rock Hill, on
Friday next, 18th instant. Elder B. G. Cow
ington has been appointed to preach the intro
ductory sermon; Elder T. J. Taylor, alternate.
Elder A. L. Slough to preach the charity SER
mon Elder D. w. Thomasson, alternate.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1877-09-13

RAIN. e. .,.
This vicinity was favored with fine rain
Monday and Monday night.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1877-09-13
A NEW CLOTHES WASHER.

A NEW CLOTHES WASHER.
We direct attention to the advertisement
of Bunnell & Crooker's patent clothes-wash-
er, to be found in another column. As will
be seen, quite number who have used the
machine speak of it in the highest terms.
The low price at which it is sold is an in
ducement to all who would avail themselves
of laber.saving appliances to give it trial.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1877-09-13

books; ia politician whose grand passion is
his love for bis State, and who knows every
part Of it and every man of consequence in
it:.....:."The New York World wants Gen.
Joseph E. Johnston to be sent to the kio
Grande with full power to examine into and
report on the true state of affairs.
, 1877-11-03

riding IL attend the fuurra1 In pa]y, and or
derinE thu money ntccssafy for the expenses.
tpxDnLETEE.
. The family Of Rcnatns Norton have rereivcd
large number of tclc9ratns Of sympathy from
prominent persons and pcstonai friends.
Among the number Is the following:
FROM rnE vECE-lHEsiDHar.
WAsHiSar"., u. C.. Nor. !.-3o fot. ". n.
Notto"9y. Ind'andDos'.. f"d.-Yo1r me.'aee was
received last evening Ifhare most faiy In the
row which our whole country feels In the loss of
eminent. patslotic, and w!te statesman
s'ljonrned !nmraiGtrIy th!e morning on the sn.
n"nnccment IT his death, having ffat appointed a.
acofnn!ttce To- attcnd the funeral ots:qntes Sen
ntnrs Aei'onalh pasiA Of l1Ilnoie. burnside.
". 4. WmxttEr, fIce.FreaIdcnt.
pHpM THE rNEs1DENr.
..WAant*n1ox. u. C.. Nov. 4.-7o Col. IT.. n.
HoHoa"y. in'tIanapotts: desire. through Jou,
10 offer 10 tiov. Mnston's widow anil family, ny
warmeat rymra.hy in the!r great arlieiion.
Amit tho general and sincere mani
fe.tatlons nf snssow It the pnhc loss,
Of which, no can b. mora sensible than myself,
ny long friendship for Toy. Mortnn make. me-
wEsh H. he counted among thosc WIN feel in bis
death The grief Of personal Bereavement.
II. Il. ffAYE1
, 1877-11-03

The Foremost Houses in This Line in
the Whole West.
Giles Bros. Il Co.'S HJewcTcr's Refer.
ence Dookn for 1873.

recent Issue Of the Inter 0eean eavc what
profcsscti to Be review Of tho icwc1ry business
In Chicago. Thfa paid exhibit would hare been
interesting enough lad It not claimed to bc a
full showing of what our leading houses arc
doing. How absurd the claim was could he
saAtlJ seen l'v noticing that no mention wl,atcv-
er Wsa tHade OF the foremost establishments In
tl'is ling nf trade in the Wcst,-tillca Dros.
Will tic possible
ExcsprtoS or 7,rrAar co.,
In New YLrk. there Is no jcwclry cstal'l!sb-
ntcnt In this country which has bccn no
long eatal'lIstle1, and which has 80 broyl.prcad
TO. The flrtn Il tc o''icst IN The Htlo!esaIc and
retail 1cwe'ry trade In tho city. 1t has twice
passed through
Without losing It's lI0ih on the trade Of the
Northwest. 1t Is tt-sIay tho largest tlrtn Of
manufacturing aud Iob1ting jewellers III Chicago.
II etnI'ays large number u sAcE In !ta n,asl-
utastnrc Of elegant goods which tInI their way
tary to Cht:ags. its lhic Of custom rearhes a.
far cast 4. Pennsylvania, noftt, into Mlnucaota,
auntll to Texas, and west IL California.
IHe firm has Just f.sur.l its annual "Eata-
logac AMI Jewellers Reference booa." these
yearly pnblltalt!,ns nrc now conceded tu Lc
standard authority AMONG the tralc.
THE nuoK ron 1873
!s at, improvement Oycr IT, predecessors, though
taat arefnct! larlly H#atbie. IL is Illustrated
with hundreds 0f accurate sun enRrayings, by
the all of which the huge; at listan.c nny &C.
leet bis goods rs carefully. aNl Intelligent
ly, than II he lad the thirty Or furty Wholesale
stocks of Chicago before him.
Nessrs. tifIes Bros. 4: TO. arr the general
Western agents. tor the wtdely-clcorate,l Hog
CTS. Smith l. Co.'s silverplmc,i ware. They
carry at all times 4 very extensive and varied
stock Of these popular RAsls. Thev alen hare
the agency for the Ansoula clocks, and lIayc thr
exclusive sale of several ieadlpg manufactures
Of lewefFy, besides importing u very attractive
line Of Geneva watches, French cloeks, bronzcs,
etc.
The firm also offers watcl,makers' supplics
and everything pertaining to the watch trade at
tho closest Ut figures. THIS is the cru of low
prices, and Giles BROS. d: Co. conform strictly
to It's requirements.
Their exhibit os diamonds ha. a'ways been &C.
knowlcdged 70 be the LARGEST aud most brilliant
in tie chtlre Vest. Their showing of
FINE JEwEtRr
Is comprehensive and rarle'i. Evervthing new
aud taking In design aud lnith finds It's way at
once into their stock. They are soon to move
to more central location. where they will de-
vote their attention more exclusively to the
wholesale trade. an1 1t present are Offering
some unusual bargains ln clusIuG out their re-
tpfl stock.
, 1877-11-03

..us. n. our rrorir. wtt,ont hchtc ring the least
.a,,IbIc goo ii folly. fct n take Tho low for an
t.,mpte tlns persecution. political OF otherwise,
Iarrn him psc,nntn.ey to nts fathcr1and. We rny
VI. thcY have suffered oppEcrrIon such m tho me-
- .,p ncyrs snt1et In this country since tho days
st,,cun.trutton. knowing that ability md wealth
~, The nccc.pasy cshchtlals 10 pave their way hack
n The Holy Land. And nobly haze they suffered.
Tht wealth and ability Of the dew u felt today In
.r,,y country beneath the canopy Of heaven. But
.h.t a sad contrast the negro presents. Poor and
nneratc ~ whole. and ret We presume to nndef.
,.tt wondrous work, without singte veatigo Of
~ nscc.eary essentials. Let those Of Us who hro
mindful Of tho responsibility CRY halt' and teach
m people to prepare themselves bofore undertake
inc th,s great work.
Tic protest closes with direct personal
.pppnl to tho negroes to romain at home. and
10 engage in "cruahing out with An Iron heel
Ill politsca1 animosities and work out last
;no Cancellation bctweon all parties" In
,tead Of preaching emigration, they are nd
vsed 10 "preach morality, sobrietY, hon.
ss.y, industry, education, harmony, and
nroeress." These FRO very earnest and
truthful wor,is, mud the negroes Of the
soulll, II they nre wise, will give heed to
them, artl follow tho advice Of tleir spiritual
ct;lcs instead Of tho crafty counsels Of
epecutators and demagogues. Slavery is
forever abclislled, and there is no danger
Tint tho Democratic party or any othor
p,r.y will over seek to revive 1t. Tho
tolorel people under the Constitution Of
ths United States are citizens, entitled
10 tho same privileges and immuuitios Ms
he whites. It now remnins for them
10 prepare themselves 10 enjoy tho blessings
Of civilization and 10 fulfil tho dutios of
good citizens. It remains for them to etlu-
e.te themselves and SOC that their children
hAyo an education. It remains for them to
b. honest, sober, exemplary, law.abiding
citizens, 10 bring up their children to useful
trades, to develop their schools aud churches,
to cultivate friendly feelings with their white
ncighbors, md to lend their powerful aid to
the material development Of tie South, where
their labor is 10 much needed. In this di1ec-
ton there Ii ponce, prosperity, and protoc-
ton. In the direction Of Liberia there con
b. no other result than that Of bitter disap-
pointment, Of promises uufulalled. Of hopes
blasted. 1t Is scheme Of cunning specu.
lstors md Of lefeated demagogues, which
the co1ored men will do we'll to avoid. They
will loso their money, their opportunities, II
not their actual freedom, by leaving thoir
nsw-found freedom for tho barbarism of
&f,frh
, 1877-11-03

Tho Democratic organ, tho T1u,es, has parti.
aan dlgrsttve apparatus equal to that OF an
ostrtsh, but 1t caunot swallow or keep down all
Of tae LIEB-LrNcn gang. Among other thugs
1t remafks:
Ju't now "Lazy" Llzh il advertising his viz.
tlSs da!Iy In d small bFoadsido which hu entities
=, ,ths Trulh." 1t il lo bu regretted, however,
'at tnero ~ sonle truths which hays not ut ai,-
ba!c tn '"fh~ T!ulh."
est'eI. ?, o1x'st 'stansny notosety., II employed by
'L4zy LsEn n the County Clerks utlicr.
70! an'talce, that Eu tMtLLirs, tho motor ous
i1anan'cnk Assessor, also ut k01lh-Town ballot.
SmS.'snins + nolosiuIy. IN employed BY the County
eauu Asylum.
lho Democratic organ also "kicksn at the
.!otcgn Know-Nothlng character Of the Ring
aeKet. which 1t thus analyses:
GountJ Troasufes-Lrxcu, IrIsh.
.EVuulJ ClcEk-tLazyh LtEG, German.
Hf1m1nal Court Clerk-''ToM" HAMn11r. Irish.
froe4st Clerk ''ToA" KAyANAuuu, Irish.
Eolnty tcmmissiunes-'+To " ltouAN, Irish,
EEoahiy OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. German.
ttoanty vlnmtsslonef-DuNPHY. Irish.
German.
county SuDerntendent Of Schools Plant, Irish.
1he Democratic organ pEays for at least one
Psoe Attls American on the ticket, just to say
srase over; but II Wilt not 10 gratiaed. t'No
n'asfleaa need apply" to thu Llsa.Lracu-
THORNTON gang, who "run" the Democratic
party at thls time In Cook County.
, 1877-11-03
,E&*kR ~ " NJ Nz1S3@*
ILLINOIS WILL DO HONOR 10 TUE DEAD.

JLL1NOl3 WILL 10 HONOR 10 TUE DEAD
sp<s1.H ns1<.teA 10 TAs Catea3o 7r,bust.
8rR1NaTigLp, ILL.,. Nor. AT = meeting Of
ths State Cabinet: held to-day, Gov. Cullom
presiding. expressions OF regret In tho deceaso
Of Senator Morton were passed, and it was
decided to attend the funeral in bodT. Ac-
cordinClr, the party wiil lease Tor Indianapolis
BY special Wabash train Sunday night, and
Gor. Palmer, the Nons. !. C. Robinson. D. l..
Phillips, and other citizens will accompany tho
paEty.
1T PORTLAND, ORE.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. "A Portland dis
patch ssya tue Executive Offices At Salem Were
ciosed this morning ou receipt Of the news ct
Senator Aorton's death.
CINCINNATI.
ClNc1HaAT1, O., Nur. ga numerously-at-
teuucd meeting was heid At the Gibson House
so-ul.Lt 10 make sons formal expression Of
sympatAy u the death Of Senator Morton.
Mayor Moore presided. Speeches wese made
BY Gov: Young, Judge Swing, Of tle United
Ststes Court, Il H. Stephenson, BcuI.min Ex-
RlcstoD, and O. ]. Dodas, aud appropriate seso-
lutiou4 were adopted
, 1877-11-03

L1En's explanation Of tho necessity for three
cicrka to register fourteen marriage licenses
per diem is perfectly satisfactory. II takcs oElr
clerk to spell tho ua1nea, another to write them,
and tho third tO make crasurcs. Total cxpcusp
TO the county, $3aa5 per month.
, 1877-11-03

The most ridiculous Of all LrED's Ties in his
daily bulletin 10 the statement that the editor
Of THE TRIBUNE has invested SO, goo in Sitdts-
ztitnnq ssockl II he had said 30 cents, Ut any
other sum. It would also hare been fa1schnod
and 50 0: all his other assertions. They arc onc
and all lies, but they Will not save him frum an
overwhelming defrat. The people are deter.
mined that the public money III Ills hands shall
ha counted.
, 1877-11-03

4 Greeley agricultural club has been FORM
I'd 1t Cornell untVetslty.
Gen, Franz sigel has bought farm for
two Of bis sons In Maryland.
Mrs. Moulton will soon pubIish volnmo
OF her poems undor tho tito Of ''SwalIow
Flights"
The Vatican lns decided not to mako
Christopher Columbus satnt, because ho never
WAS one.
Mr.. Chnpln, tho President of tho Boston
l. Albany Railroad. haa taken up Lia residence fu
New iufk.
Gun les Dudley Warner received only
g. 600 his sharo Of the proats from the sslo OF
"'lhe titlded Aas."
Doucca,It nays TINT thero IL no dramatic
Grille In this county or Ensland who can tell what
: comedy H.. can he tell h'msslfs
Herbert Spencer, In his book on sociology,
treats Of religion before society, torvstfu accord.
Ing to shs Spectator, that society preceded tetg-
Ion.
Anectionate admirers now call tho Ponn-
sylyaniA chIcfta!ns ''Son Don" and *Pape
slmou." The nEst hAa become lat aud tho last
dnL
The Grand Dukes Of Russia aro said to be
Ill down with "ths Imperial dscaso, tho psed!a-
posing Gauss OF which IL the displeasnFe Of the
CxAs.
hr. William Cullen Bryant has contrib
uted 10 tho International Repisto for November
Dceemoor ihs following l'ues In msmoFy OF Johu
Lothrop Motley:
et:' :tf &: &: e.. e.. e. & t3sta ;s
esa 2eeaea H. 3 s
SIP H s5!if "a Ssssss sI:s's !. !Ss .ss w., '
Asd ia ths sasxestas tes1t oa aaiisu. ~ aes
, 1877-11-03

~ used to employ 1rshmsn, but when they
got drunk they reminded me that was oncc u
dsayman," lloWls ToM LYNCH, In explanation OF
tho fact that MI honest dsayman Is m object Ut
contcmpt compared with llsttiler who buys
bis Immunity with the scalps Of his friends.
, 1877-11-03

They must have lIatl pt1cnomenaly musical
time at that dinner Norss gave GRANT. The
New York lkratd correspondent. eays: "Tha.
charming flow of polite anl witty or At least
pleasantly pointed conversation which cllatac-
ter'zes French dinners kept tlua to tbs melody
Of tho rcpRst ltsoIf."
, 1877-11-03

Mr. LYNCH tinforns " tho people that the
characteristic Of tho Istst!man Is to drink too
much whisky aud get drunk. II ho cannot ctn-
ploy such man around a d'st!llcry, how can be
expect tho people 10 put one iuto the County
TrcasurcEshpt
, 1877-11-03

Gseat credit Is taken to himself by Congress-
man CLAnKsoN N. PorTER fur rcfuelug the
Craftsmanship Of the House Committee On Pa-
ca!lc Railroads because he mas been ''rctatned !"
bv Ton SCOTT. What Is such man doing
in Congress, anyway The logical conclusion
Of bis modcsty would bo the resignation Of hts
, 1877-11-03
EX.111NISTER WASHDURNE,

scrnes In tile French Capital During tho
Communicable Reign of Terror.
.sprcfa; ft.pa,cA 10 7ae C,,c1qo 7rtbun,.
G4IryA. lii. INV. o.-fn romnlionrc With
Tho rc,,c.t ~ ~. f,c,n,on.s ns+,am c1.I,or.
t"s 'e9uses ~ tne e',ne"s ~
u0'eaa anu 20 uaT'c"s tountS' ole o'a he1eh
boEs and friends, Sif. Washburnc. late Minister
Of the United States to France, delivered a 1cct-
,,rc t,.cfol,+ n Tn,ner rI,Il m ur.ho atoro
r.'.".-, t,"s.e ;, T,.s -.,
ano eoRn.huh" u ta''s. 4ho aa!' was crowd
Cd With Gern1an ami Amcf1eau citizens. ladies
OF botf, nat!oaaltttes comprising 4 part of
the audience. The stage was DECORATED
will trt.rn,orcd an1 A norcsr 0,c, AMI thc
WI ".u tn,sa 1..'.an I.s'' nlu 'ae
mlo'o nsea on ioI"eF occasion. 1a1ena
1Ionors the Nun Who Honors the Nation,'' was
stretched across tue hall over the stage. The
rI,n. f,hr,stov rarncr wos rnade Chairman nf
tho ,,oattn., .,t n,r.l,,rn1 ~ wn.thmrnn T.,
@"c .'ee''ek' ""' '"'.oouss" .''' ""e.'pa'"o !"
, 1877-11-03

II tho lighwlnc-nakcrs throughout the coun-
try Wcrc Of Mr.. LrNcn's opinion that Al 1risl,.
man drinks too much whisky and gets too
drunk fur any use, the Pcktn. Peoria, and Gin
cinnatl dlstiilcrs would never have picked out
the chap they dll, and send him down to Wash
ington as "lnforincr against Ills ChIcago
11rrthrrn
, 1877-11-03

cnrd bT Il. ard the rI:nr which imp1r,. tn thcm
and he gentle hut rfretuAl Impulse which II gives
to their operations. ts the best possIbtr Euhr1ntY
a2ainfs their becoming d,.cAscd. The Hifterr ara
invaluable In other respects A. we'll ~ thr al.ove,
ehi1l1 md fevcr. dyapep4ia, ron.tipatiop, gout
rheumatism, and other aiimenk.
, 1877-11-03

1.1En employs 145 1rishmcn. LrHcH says he
cmploys none, bccausc thcy gct drunk. Thus
docs LrNc1t account for tic decentralization
Of LlEn'B Oillcc.
, 1877-11-03

NJ, me eyes Of the country are on Blue Jeans
"ILItAMs, and for the first time In hts lite TINT
kehtlemau fnds himself Of some Importance. It
70 oe hoped that they who control him will
maze tudklous selc>tion for the vacant 8ena-
torship,
, 1877-11-03

great many people lot their reai-estato b
.o1'satea to the county for taxes. They alter
;, .Asas' when IN fu1ds, redeem 1t. This sedemp-
"oa money Ia paid Into the hands Of tho County
, 1877-11-03
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Tho great liquidation stock Of Clothing
has arrived. and Y now open et No. 1tt Madison
ttsert between Clark ana LaSatie. The stock IA
from large Wholesale eloth!ng manufacturing nrn.
that failed. and ite cntrc stock will be so|d 20
cent tess than cost 6T order Of the Court the
tate must be elosed up within tho nc.t seven day.
few prices will be mentioned TO chow what cx-
tranrdtnsE! bargains arc being oncrcd: Mems
henvy clnth pants. Sly cheap at 81: mcn'suvcr
coAis. $2.Hs. cheap II 81; 4 whole suit Of mems
winter clothes for s5.7i. wetl w0rth 81. All
other Ro1de IN the immense ttoek equally A. cheap
a. above mentioned pricre. Remember. this grcnt
sae tnust positively close II thc end OF days.
Salte.
Charles iT+idsl-rk'a aChampaKneAr--Tha pop-
ulas s!ilerT and the Huper.rxetl!cnt "nry Medal.
70 h'yhly appreciated n Englani. tiermany, and
Sehulsse. - Beaver atreet New York.
K~rr .r'fs thn hest and ctlrnpoat shtsts In
the world; also collars, elegant Rtyies, heal
quality. II. 10 per doz., sz for 75e 17:s Madison
street.
, 1877-11-03

DAvH HAMMOND Is essentially a1rconhackor,
but he looks to Ton Lrscn !nstsa4 Of the Ma
tional Government for tho supply.
, 1877-11-03

Wtero there Is much smoke, thcro must be
somc lire, ia Nh oil saying. Tho alr is full Of
rutnors about tho state Of LlED's accounts.
Count the money.
, 1877-11-03

Ny sudctfnge with fnnammstory rheumatism
were intense. II settled tn my wrfats; couid not
ure them; was hrtptes. I'll used Giles fhnment
fodsde Of Ammonia: The result was wonderful;
pain and swelling disappeared. r, v. roonuIN,
No. el3 Wcss Thrift. afth street. New York. For
sale bf iii druoptets.
, 1877-11-03

IucK Is voluntarily preparing to have his
money counted. L1En must bo compelled to
step aside and let bis money be counted.
, 1877-11-03

Tho question which ag!satos tho candidates
just now Is tue reconciliation Of tho Gtcon-
backcEs.
, 1877-11-03
DRESS GOODS.
NUs. G0ssnue
f. Go.
II Novelties"
Medium and Low-Priced
Dress Goods!

We would call special atten-
tion to the attractions in our
Dress Goods Dept, which Is re-
plete with the choicest Autumn
Effects and most fashionable
fabrics.
Our facilities for obtaining
Foreign Novelties enable us
to always place before our
customers
"Ihc Most Elegant Goods I"
"1t the L0,Ucst priccslo
Having just made large and
very advantageous purchases
Of Choice Medium and Low
priced Dress Goods, we shall
offer the coming week Snow
Flake, Neigeuse, Mattelasse,
Bourette, a1d other popular
effects ut stitt fo,ccr prices than
Heret0forcl
The cheapest and most at
tractive stock in the city!
Examination Solicited.
CI.Ns. G0saHDe &C. Co.
, 1877-11-03
The WEATHER.

WAsuisnTox, D. C., Nor. 3-la. ua,-For tho
Lake Region partly cloudy Weather aud rain
areas, followed by clearing weather, colder
westerly winds, aud rising barometer.
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