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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-04-27

SAVE THE SoApsUDs. However deplor-
able washing day may be to the household
(and the careful house mistress or tidy maid
has it in her power to greatly modify its dis
comforts, to the garden it is very boun.
tiful day. Our hungry and thirsty grape.
vines and flowers are glad Of every drop OF
wash water, and will repay every bit of fa-
tigue it may cost US to give them this fer
tilizer. 1fthe sun is shining hot when We
80 out to dispense our favor, it is best for
US to dig a slight trench not far from the
root of the plant, and pour the water into
it, and cover again with the top soil. This
mq1Ds the water go farther, and at the same
tidIS does not tempt the rootlets to the sur
face of the ground. No better liquid can
be prepared than the soapsuds from the
"woolen tubs" as they are sure to mourish
The roses-if any of the liquid rests upon
the foliage Of the plants, wash it off by
Swinging smartly-plants always pay for
this extra care.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-04-27
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9eruted. sto ,Agsiqaltars, 3ortitulturt,

hate are in their power havo though,
that commanded men, not .drunkards! (!
and he struck tho table with the butt oil
his pistol, but could not rouse his stupid fol.
lowers. So s!om ii sa.a ~ - r'ba.-
The next moment, with an oath eon his
lips, he. strobe to the door, which he jerked
open, and stepped npohth porch.
Curse such dogs as Head r he hissed. Il
suppose 1 must lead the horses up aud tie
each fool in the saddle b. ID Il, .la
He was stepping from the perch for the
purpose of attending to ths horses, which
he supposed were still te,hered at the tree,
when form rose. before him and he started
back with gasp Of terror. -
who in the mischief -
/, Alice, Beauchampe !. was the interrup.
tion of the apparition. The daughter of
the Old man basely murdered by your hands.
Down on your miserable knees, Godfrey
Lang, and beg for the mercy you have new
er granted others. Down, I say p 'f'
Perhaps the shadow of the window sash
did not permit him to see the pistol that
was clutched in the hand of the fearless
girl, else his rashness might have been
curbed. .a
'Kneei to you? Neverp he cried
The weapon which he raised dropped be-
fore the flash that followed his worts, and
with groau of pain he staggered back to
drop dead among his drunken comrades.
Alice Bcauchampe, amazed at her own
courage, stood silent amidst the smoke of
her own pistol. She saw the bacchantes
try to shake off their torpor at the sight
of their stricken leader, aud one rose to
his feet to fall as soon as he needed sup
fuEtx,
Now for the swamp! she cried, with tri-
umph, aud the next minute rushed from
the disgusting sight.
An hour passed away and the drunken
tories began to recover; their chief, who
dropped to the floor, seemed to sober them,
with his cold face and staring eyes, and
when they had all recovered their scattered
wits, the foe they dreaded was upon them.
Alice Beauclnmpe's voice had fred the
hearts of the patriot hand for vengeance.
On her way to the swamp she had encoun-
tered the partisans who had captured one
of the flying horses, and were followingahe
trail
The conflict between patriot and tory was
brief and almost bloodess. -
The five avengers were made prisoners
an sued like towards for the mercy they had
never granted to living being
need not describe the scene that follow
ed. Suffice 1t to say that the trees in front
sa Ass ssaqSaa@gss sepG R2Es sAs
liwhsSs
The vengeance Of the patriots was as
complete as it was terrible, and when the
glorious sun rose again, the dreaded men of
the lovely district had ceased to frighten
people with their name.
Alice Beachampe, whose courage had led
to the determination of the avenging band,
became the heroine of the day, and after
the termination of the hostilities welded
lieutenant of Marion's men. Her he.oism
is veneratcd, and her gallant exploit nara
ted daily by hundreds of her descendants
in the Palmetto State.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-04-27

A CREASED dog cannot run 40 fast as boy
in cellar who hears his mother say she
must go down andwLS & Co, ''s oyer the
prescrvcs.-D-f !, East Union.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-18
, oEiIsworth,o

Four or five weeks have passed and DO news from Ellsworth. But news is really scarce. Every one is rejoicing over the last two rains which have filled up wells,, springs, and cisterns. and some houses if they were not we'll covered. ,...i ... s..-s
 There has been much sickness here, but now, all but one or two are well. ,a..g
 The Congregational Sunday School closed with concert, Oh the Sth inst. ,and the M. E. Church school closed on Sunday last!si edt a bsteaiIqmi aaog'8q 9it lo |. l. Mrs. Jerusha Holcomb. former res ident of this place, died at her home Tn Windsor Locks (Ot.) a few days ago. She was the daughter of the lats Gamaliel Everett of this place, and had many friends here. 5vesd 41ey egnsa d.s-y.. ss.
 -Ths school in the upper street com. menced last week for the winter term. The Center school commenced some foui weeks ago. The school in the West Woods Dist. will llscommence the last of this mouth and will be taught by Charles Morey Iyho has taught there two terms
 before!eW .ouL tad1 yaEl-oi IafiJe43 .3ns E 4Ths Rev, n. Q, Judd, of waterto,wqni., supplied the desk Of the N P. church, on Sunday morning iast.3 ss1n sdt 70 ss1a
 77Charles Mercy and wife and their son Arthur and Harriet and, David Mercy
 have just afeturDed home afrom c trip to Niagara Falls and On their return visited
 friends in Cortland, Seneca Falls, and cWayerly. having had avery pleasant three weeks trip. tsds io eisaa g!ia0 2aihaaa 2 {. -Joshua Everett aud wife are expected home ne next week kSi from their : Western trip.
 -Thes sbuckwheat crop is rather shorter than was expected, owing to the recent .. '. .t.A.L .n1 sA gssSas4lEl1 Ao Dool1ro.i} }0 dry weather, ait .ns4leoW GIT O. {
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-18
Every invalid Should Know It.

2 The reports from all parts of the country confirm the statement that Dr. Cages great vegetable remedy called t'MEDIcAn WoNDERY ishaxing an immense sale by all druggists The proprietorsdo not expend enormous sums for flaming advertise .ments, but prefer to let the medicine ad- vertise sitselp By sending atoa Druggists the rountrys sanaple lBottEes,l for. trial.s at a cost of many thousand dol lars per year. that inyalids may test its
 merits before pnrchasinga larger size. No
 person suffering with Dyspepsia, Dizzi.s ness. Liver orz Kidney Oomplaints, Sour Stomach. Sick Headaehe, Habitual Cost iveness, Scrofulous Humors, Spinal Dis. eases. Weakness of Male or Female, or iGenefal Nervous Prostration ofeither sex.s can take this remarkable medicine with. louhsooa seeing its good Fefects. Go, to your Druggist and get 9 sample bottle for IS cts., and try 1t; or large size for $I. .OO. It has cured where all other renliedi ies had
 failed. Sold in Litchfield by Buell. 6
 Wheeler.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-18
Wolcottvilfe.

A A 1sM s.
 The wedding. Al4st Thursday, of Mr. Frederick Deland sof Great Harrington, Mass, Mss Ehzabefh E., Smith. of this place in Trlnity chnrcl, was quite an elaborate affair. Theschurch was tasteful ly trimmed with eyergreens and flowers worked into arches and other designs. .The ceremony was performed by Rev. H. M. Sherman. pastor of the church: ss ''''.'
 The brass mill is about as busy 8 place as can be imagined. They are run ming their mill night and day. quite an unusual thing for the present dull times. Tthink every shop in the place is now running on full Itime.sp1J .sqoi as4i io sle Il "A barber has opened shop over Workman &acWeeks' store. swHe has no. name. at least there is none on his sign. fs d' Win. Berry& Go. have opened a fish and vegetable market under the Allen house. Mir. Walker, who has had "a har- ness shop there has taken 1t over to Brooklyn. "is ,1af'ai' sa' o' one" 0jM.9.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-18
 Ask Yourself these Questions.

, Are you dsspondeht sufferer from Sick Headache, Habitual Costiveness, Pal pltation of the Heart? Have you Dizziness of the Head? Is your Nervous System de-
 pressed? Does your Blood circulate badly? Have you a Cough? Low Spirits? Coming up of the food after eating? &ca&c. All of these and much more are the direct re- suits of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint and
 Indigestion. GREEN s AUGUST FLOWER is
 now acknowledged by all Druggists ts be a positive cure.1 2. 400, GOO bottles were given away in the, U. s. through Drug. gists to the people as trial. :. Two doses will sati>fy any person of it's wonderful quality in curing all forms of Indigestion.
 Sample bottles 10 cts. Regular size 75. cts.
 Sold positively by all first clags Druggists in the United States. and by A s. Wright
 < Co, Litchfield Conn. afyEed gt,a fssqef. ..
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-18

TWISTED has been buying building lot on which to build a $10. 900 town house. There is dissatisfaction, a new meeting called to rescfnd, and, after a due amount of hair has been pulled we shall probably have town hall someW here that will De an infinite source of dissatisfac ction to everybody -The Choral Union cannot muster strength to call itself together, we aimagine. e.uuAszn near as we can zfndnontait it has practically ceased to be. Too much post-ofiee deViltryIaand other fWinsted clssedness killed iE,I that's all. Press.-r, 1, ,103 arrivals at the BeardsIey House last month -One sheriff and four constables Keep atlmifable order at the q District Gourt.s4+ NesUs-7-Ony WedneAda of next week. 17th inst. |. the Putnam Phalanx and Hartford City Guard will come to town by a special train. -Tlie walkist, Miss Der tie Le Franc, deft0ok t6swalk twenty4 five. miles lnvsix hours. in Musiclt Hall., :, Wednesday evening. She completed the task within the specified time aud had .fif- teen minutes to spare -Mra Wrn. H, Abel has sbeenappointed Asst P Ms and now has charge of the office. la theu Beardsley House a lew days. since. at . one fits dinner tables, were seated guests who represented over nine millions of dol ars-prominent among them Chas. T. Hillyerap TIM. Allyn of Hartford. and Wm. l.. Gilbert of this town.--H Herald. sl
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-18
Ease LltchHeid


 H. Barber is putting up aasnew black. smiths shop, which Re issgoing to occupy himself J. Garter has nearly completsd ? lnes carriage shop. o9n, Ilads o,lv tgsl 2 -Paagye < Dains. who have been idle for some time in conseqnence of the scarcity of water, have begun sfanning their mill again. sa z saia1oa gas = ,asoa1nu { 2 -E II. Norton. who has used so many apples fora fewyears back, will not have apples enough this season. to make tioz- en bbls. of cider, There is not a place in Connecticnt where the decline in apple produce is greater thaa here. v i-qsH T. ,. --I. is reported that the store e by the station is soon to be occupied by a party from Mass aaA osiE ,elsti1aqAnod adt 3,r,5 {. i1e.n Eun a1gIsa uffsffarfas,, -D, Talmadge has let his house to James Morse. who will occupy it himself soon. M. J. w.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-18
otNew Preston.

!. F. ", Hall. N D. VIII deliyer a, lee ture in the church inthls plaoe, Ion Fri lavissehing,, Oct. l9. Tickets, 25 cents. at the Post Oface. Doors open at 30
 p, m., Lectnreto commence at precise
 ly. Subject-sThe Antiquity of our
 Earth.'
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-18
warren.

T41
 , The funeral services of Mrs. E. A. Cur tiss were attended at the Congregational church, last week Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Uurtlss has not enjoyed robust health for years. but she looked we'll to the waysCof her household. and was ena- < abled to accomplish much in her quiet way
 Ever faithful as a wife and mother. she will be greatly missed in her home as we'll as in this community. While visiting at Mr. Ralph Oartiss' at Waverly. ILL. she went to her room soon after breakfast, ap- parently in her usual health. to get ready for drive and c visit to another friend, Soonaftersshe was found insensible, and a was called in who pronounced 1t a At @ apoplexy. She fingered till the extmorning.I Mrs. Ourtiss was a mem Der of the Congregational church here. aq. < -Mr. Cotton is holding district meet, ings lin. the school-houses, each week. Miss Emma Cotton. steanhes the centre school, and Miss Liliie Comstoek the east
 Ss.S.;ot VI t@fb0 2t11 T8iQ 0.GCw tl.sn1 ifg8V n nf r1uoitau $ saam o5 bsga.yt4sa ff as, J --Onf veteran school teacher, Miss Car rie. eldest daughter of Robert Chapman, was married at her. fathers home last Wednesday evening to MT. Hiram Wright, of Peughkeepsie. N.uY. azushl rafjads yi !. The cheese factory is about closing after,a very successful season. as3 nsX.. i
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-18
-LDoMEslT,lInL


 q DR. CooKs CARBoL1zED CORN AND BUM ION PLAsTERs. Few discoveries in Chem. istry have produced a greater sensati ,n in the Medical world than that of Carbol- iclAcid.r Combining its wonderful cura tive properties with other valuable Bal sams, we have produced the acme of Corn and Bunion Plasters 56Elfo 3sofi 91f 1a Feeling therefor, confident. of their quail lties, we offer them, to the Public as a boon to all those suffering from the an- moving and painful iexcrescences. guaran- teeing perfect satisfaction. iaag 7di bssass5 'o All Druggists Keeping them will speak in their praise, we'll knowing their ,supe- riority over all other remedies in the mar ket. Try them once and you will never be without them.t ool aamlj sAa4sHpat s a' Sold by John,F Henry Curran & Co.,, w. H. Schiefelin & O.. s Lazell, Marsh X Gardiner, Wells & Elliot, Day. Hoag- land X Stiger, Chas,' N. Crittenton. McKesson & Robbins, John H. Francis, John M.l Grosvenor. and by Druggists everywhere, J. K. Cook & O., Manufac- turers, 10 Clinton Place. New York.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-18
The Colorado Defeat.

The last Woman's Journal has an able article explaining the inf uences, that de- feated wUmznss sufEEngs in Colorado zats. the recent election. It seems that of
 the native Northern element a large
 najoritS asfs .Iay6fable to the) meas ure. Nine out of every ten Southern men.
 most of~sha fozsignerss 4nineteen. ont of every twenty negroes, and thousands of Me5ieanss voted sgsipst it;o f hsn, hen \ the the saloon interest, all over the state was, thofoHgilS iffisaieai and alarmed by fhe1 Murphy Temperance Revival: and, in eve ry city. toyns end mining camp. the liz uuor sellers salIisd their friends and cus.
 toners against fhss.a1oThe politicians whoi had the printing of the county tickets az so manipulated them in opposition to the, proposed aneasure. nThelJ Jonrnal does not despair of eventnal success, however. The leg,sIafare is empowered by constitution1 al proxisonstos submit the question of wo- mans suffrage to the peoplesat any time. and the intelligent and reputable portion of the voters are not inclined to rest ;u ud- r der their defeat. ssam ed .ss3sdmaD 7of si
 The localities approving and ddisapprov- ing of this reform are thus sharply cons trastedv by the Journal: saf e,i4 ssa s',, s1 '.
 uswhile Pueblo, au community which is today without aas7 single free school '.voeed heavily against Woman Suffrage" and while Oakland City, @ new EpilrCadi ! town full of saloons and dancing-h g-honses, and gambling- -hellst tsyetoed Suffrage by an overwhelming majority, | and iwdle the four Mexican Countiesc went almost solid
 againstu us, eve .haseithe satisfaction of knowingthat beautiful, thrifty, intelligent Greeley gave 279 votes for Woman Snf- frageaud only 1l7 against it4o Longmont, too, that sslogeliest village of the plain, a surrounded1by superb wheat felds.a town which can boast that no disreputable house exists within its, limits, gave Suf., frage votes in the proportion of four to one. In the kiftlr Ward of Denver lwhere
 no saloons exist) the vote was about 8 tie.
 while in the First Ward, where debauch.1 cry is most prevalent; the votes were three
 to one against ug.g9T sI a31ana41Ha9 Divd 2
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-18
cosnen..--Mo soe.

2 CONCERT Y The choir connected with
 the pepgsegsti ional chprch will givesta concert of Sacred mnsic, atthe b0hurchs
 Thursday evening. Oct 25. llna eanoH 5ip' a vrarroa Mrs, c. E. Mortez ,of, New; Haxen5 is visiting the family of Mr.eJ. L..
 Maryint 1oi 1uidt 5gH s aaw 3i hfH Ngo,
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-18

Sporting in the West" is concluded On. ourfrst page The expedition must have hadaioiIy timsand good sport, and they wrlts capital letters. a1 e1sd%T t7tane1 2
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-18

The advertisement of Reed. the Bridge port Clothier. again appears in our col--t umns.d He hasa store full of first class goods which 6s sells at very How figures.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-18

The members of the old county regi- ment whom on $ visit to Bridgeport should not forget to call on Capt Michael Kel- ley, who keeps, . first class restaurant on Fairfield Ave- See Advertisement in an- othar c,lnrnrI sdf yd sbsm SDgrTDN sE 0s
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-18

3 Mss: Aword in your ear. The next
 fine afternoon that you saunter out, buy
 box of GLENNs SULPHUR SOAP. That admirable purifier will remove every one of those pimples which detract so much
 from your beauty. Sold by all Druggists.
 Thereis Youth in every bottle of Hills
 Hair Dye.5 la a3ad 4of3ooi q 26-4w.s a
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-18

The Lonisiana Returning Board pros, cautions seem likely to be given mp. They were startsd in MT! sFilden's sa interest; LittleAeld, the chief witness, against the board now refuses to testify, and the fafil- ure5uef the prosecution seems ineyii tablaaa vlasaa bog rsloaqRdo lezom hoau
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-18

Theoficial vote on the two constitu- tional amendments is announced as 23,- sss for the frss and ?. .44s against it and 2e. g7Bt for the second and 4, 5s4 against it. lcEgery town in New Haven county approved Of aboths iaandi in zLitchfeld' county only LItchfeld and Winchester defeated both amendments Canaan aud New Milford defeating the first which was twice as unpopular as the secont.1Tp
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-18
Registrars g. Notiee.i.

THE undersigned, Registrars ofvoters for the sec1 0nd voting district If Litchtield hereby give tice that they will be in session Monday, the 22d and on Thursday the 18th days of October, l877 at the Post Ofce in Northfed, fom nine o'clock in the forenoon, till five in the afternoon. each of said days for the purpose of revising and correcting the voting list of said district. SS''As i -4.gfsb AIM. TURNER, 4 | Registrars
 .84 a GEO. GUERNSEY, of Voters. Litchneid, October 17th, ls77.S auflG a@ 2s.1w
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-18
WashInston.L


 the following persons were elected Jus tices of fhe Peace. viz. Guy c. Ford. Sam uel F. Hollister. F. N. rGalpih, John c. Fenn, lGeorga s. Clark, Gould o. Whittle- 'sey, Stanley Williams, Ralph I. Wheaton, Noble Bolles. For tie information of your New Preston correspondent, we would state that the term of the present town officers does not expire until the first of January; about which time the legisla- ture of this State will meet, and it is thought will validate the doings of some sixty towns in the same condition as ours, .e.Marcella"I need have no fears but that the town of Washington will be run straight through. oA' st@ s17I,!E 7dql"hi .t GRAND JURORS. John B. Newton, Will liam.O Dell, Seth Couch. 5o sa4 fa -sf
 Too MUCH LEaIsLATToN.- the lst amendment to the constitution presented for ratification, on the first of Oct, is con. firmed3 would it not be well to propose an amendrnent reducing the length of future sessions of the Legislature. It is thought that we suffer more from excessive legis- aation than from the waHt of it. And as the season for shad does not properly come within the session, why need it @ con. ! tinue so long? noqu bsevQmf sza853B} saJ IT ARRIVALS. Most of our citizens who left here some weeks siuce. have returned home for Q winter, quarters: M. Daniel sNettleton and wife: D. s. Baker. wife and daughters; part of the Nimrods, some two weeks since. and the remainder, last week, bringing with them the trophies of their hunt. Never did SO many Washing ton people feast on ,yenison as have done since their return. Encouraged by their success. Calvin Harvey and Archie Ford started last Wednesday morning on foot, for town among the forests which sur round Lake George. expecting to see a deer if not to And one. on their return. which will probably be next week. st n MARR1AdE.+An old fashioned wedding took place at the residence of J. c. .b Fem Esq. last Wednesday evening, when his daughter Helen was united in marriage with Edwin E. Whitehead. Rev. Mir. .Thrall officiating. A large company were pres, ent and the gifts were numerous and val uable. The happy couple have our con gratulations and warmest wishes for their success in tlife.n nnmmo9 sd5 E. 4ls-sgg3 D V EDucArIoNAL Lester s. Ford has en- tered Harvard University at Cambridge, Mass Miss Cleveland, of Lakeville, a graduate of the Normal School. will teach in the Center district; Porter D. Ford. of Yale Scientific School, in Davis Hollow: Crdndall Bradley, in East District; Sarah E. Calhoun. in South District; Charles N. Beach, ou Church Hil. A reading Cir, cle is organized at Ronford # .d1ao 3I
 Loss. Ut is reported that Benjamin seeley has lost five valuable cows within two days. jG.sj3 .2ay lo y-go5am sd5 Y.g.
 M1NIsTERIAn.-Re Rev. Mir. Thralla has en. tered on his vacation of three weeks His place was supplied on Sunday, by Thom-- as Bacon, youngest son of Rev. Dr. Leon
 ard Bacon. of New Haven. s. B.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-18

.nIsTRIoT OF wooDBURH, ss Probate Court. A Sept 24th 1877.
 Estate of Harry Wheeler, late of woodnury, ,n said district deceased. .i..
 The Court of Probate for the district of woodbury, hath iInite,i and allowed six months from the dafe
 he eof for the Cred tors of said estate exhibit ther elatms settlement Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly attested, within said time, will be debarred recovery. All persons indebted O raid estate requested to make Immediate payment to
 27-Swa 5sq TRUMAN E. WHEELER, Exeeusor.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-18

The Republican Senatorial Convention for the 18th uDistss is to be held.atl Vol cottviliG, on ed6esday of next week. Il
 -IH s5@Gf9bo6} vlGdifi35oE3 0sg3 EuH ,55 c. W. toe.fy faa....-t l{. Ef.4 .-u .,., ..- .s.,
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-18
.NOTTCE...-. :.

THE Selectmen and Town Clerk of Iitchfeld, will
 hold session in the Town Hall in sand Litchfeld. to examine the Of Electors and admit to the electors' oath those who shall be found quail
 ned. on Wednesday, October, 24th. 1877, from nine o'clock in the torenoon until five o'clock in the after noon and unless a entered the first lust as to be made. "whose rights shall appear to have rnatnred shall have been admitted rejected by them will a
 SO be in session on Monday. October 20th 1S7T for said purpose from nine o'clock in the forenoon until seven o'clock in the afternOoD And 1t appears that the rights ef any person the first list 'o be mader will mature after said Monday and on before the eth Of November l677 they will also meet sat said psSs SI n M29nday 2 the 5.h November 1s7 from nine noon, necessary for the purpose of sdmitting persons. Ballot boxes will be opened for voting st the electors meeting, November 9th, 1S57,d st six o'clock A. M in the Town Hall for the First District and in the basement of the Northheld Congregational church for the Second District.
 natcd Litchheld. Oct. 18th, 1877 %tfN}s i eraafa JACOB MORSE, a.1 . ff.gyy E . - 2 n4a8t HARRY CLEMONS,g N sArS sSelectmen.g -s4 aaRRna SaasHs h i aGlsMDa cUsF1ss g U bs4ba. < WILLIS ,. BEACH, Town Clerk. a.,ra 29-2w
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-18

" lEia9IU XII XII, HWUI9 bEsl .A9f--rV o David M. Read, successor to Hall <
 Read. Bridgeport. Conn, proposes to sell Black Silks and dn Black aCashmeres this
 fall lloEer1 than any lotharb house. in the State. and therefor purchased stock that
 gives customers an assortment equal to
 any in New Yofk.. These goods, will be sold at prices that defy New York 0ompess
 tition. The line of Bellon'se Cashmere
 Sublime Silks, from $l. 25 to, S4 -25 beat them. Samples sent freesof expense. sSl,i