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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-01-04
DOMESTIC and HOUSEKEEPING
GOODS.

sheetngs Pillow Cloths, Blankets. Quilts, Com
fortabes Fannels and in fact, every article requir
ed in this line, we always sell at manufacturers
White Goods and Linens, from the finest White
Cambria to the best Linen Damask OF all grades and
qualities, and at satisfactory prices
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-01-04

SHAWLs, NANTES and WRAPS.
India Valley Cashmere Shaws from $4,000 up
Iudia Filled Centers at $4,000 and up
Real Decca, Chedda and Striped India Shawls,
new designs, from $1,000 upwards Also, full lines
British, French and German Shawls in beautiful
new styles, of the best and most reliable manufac-
ture. Paris Mantles and Cloaks of the latest modes
from $15 90 up, and Berlin from $500.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-01-04
FURS.

Alaska Seal Sacques from $500 up. GO
Alaska Seal NIuffs, from $500 up.
Alaska Seal Boas from 5000 up.
Mink Iutfs and Boas, from sl2. 50 aset, upward
Silk FEr-lined Garments, from $780,
Alaska Sable Sets, from $3.50
good set of FurS as low as $500.
RSs- Our Goods are all first-class. We make a
point to fill all orders exactly and to the interest of
purchasers We guarantee all purchases to be salts
factory to buyers. and stand ready, to remedy all
errors We invite orders, convinced that first trial
will insure us the regular custom hereafter.
All orders for Goods to be accompanied by the
money, OF where parties wish, Goods Will be sent by
Express c. O. D. Where the remittance is too
large we always return the difference
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-01-04
LADIES and CHILDREN'S SUITS
and FINE UNDER CLOTHING.

LADIES' and CHILDREN 5 SUITS
and FINE UNDER CLOTHING.
ss;These departments embrace everything pertaining
TO Female Costume, suited to all ages and crcum-
stances. For full particulars see catalogues.
HOSIERY.
ladies' Misses, aud Chdrens Hosiery from 81 so
a Dozen up to the finest goods AL the newest and
prettest designs in Hosiery are represented in Our
stock in Silk Cotton and Merino.
"a thing of beauty is a joy forever
and beautiful stockings are now considered an in
dispensabe part of female attireS
GLOVES.
Kid, Silk, Isle Thread and MerinO Gloves Of the
new colors and shapes, in great variety.
Lord & Taylor's Kid Gloves, buttons warranted,
at $1.00 per pair, price last season $l,50
ALSO,
Lace, Cambria Linen and Silk Handkerchiefs, and
beautiful NeckerchefS all prices from 25c. upward,
and all kinds Dress Trimmings to match our Goods.
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Livcrmore 4 Co., brokers. at "A Broadway.
suspended e'ciday because certain Of their customers
had failed to make good their margins The hrm has
been IN business three years it, members being
lauves Of MI Liyemore who was formerly member OF
Henry Clews a Go, GouLi II Thorp Co, provision
merchant, at III Broad street suspended yesterday The
firm had been accommodating its customers with al
yanoes The firm lost about By the dedication OF
James kingman, who abscpndci Ia Nova Scotia about
two Years ngO with S2nup, and Killed himself Their
liabilities are Si1OD George w. BassettA 60, whole.
sncrr ~ crockcy at 81 Park place have calrd
ns o tho creditors They were rated rs worth SbnUO
The SENIOR partner has been large outside hut
hi- investments have proved unproftHble He IN the
owner OF the tlenham Hotel in finh avenue The frm
liabilities from xluluD Ia S2tnOI aud MI George
W hi.,etts personal liabilities are upward OF S2OD00
lHggett, whole salcr of groceries at 20 and 81 Park
place, has made an assignment after doing business Tor
eishecn years HIS liabilities are about Sl2OfDl and the
nominal assets are $laoHD llcitcI Cans 3ii Broad
way, lropuetOrs VI the GuhnacO umbrella patent have
made M assignment, owing from R2J0 100 10 s2ilOo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-16
THE NEWELL DITORCE SUR
Mrs Ncwclrs Infituatlon as shown In her
Letters to Lawyer Pickering.


ne N'Weli hlvorce SUIT was resumed yes
terduy. At the opening Of the Court. Mr.. Jamos
l. pi.L.ri,,, a., It,, i,.. nj .
', ~. VI" "''''" '""S'i' "u"S' "H'-
mohy on lhursuay ast was viewed rs SO i'm
portant. took the stand and Mr. Ten.yck pro-
'...l,,l vim ~ ,I,,,,,, ox,,,t,,',r
''"'" WIN "'s "li' 'N"MlhaN'u' In answer
10 question regarding a certain letter. the
witness testified that Mrs. Newell told him. in
,t, f,,-,.i,,,, -, A., 4. 90, ~. :, -,
inc interview OF Aug. 10. 1874. that Newell on
ono OF ms visits 10 her. demanded that She
should write n letter M his dietation s,vfp,,
tlnt ha Ia1 nl,,,,. ,r..,,,.t 49,. an ,,.f III
','"' "c """ ""NH W'"'"u h'r wei ana had
done no wrong In connection with Miss Olney.
She had refused t. write such "A letter. saving
tDtf sine ai .,,..,. ~, ,is .t..,,.
....t ~ M """'
WIN Mss on'y H. bad -nid II -h" did not b"
t'', m.s i" n'iI n.r. -" san. a'"' That N"
hri woman M lhr room whom she desired io
r. Il WI'h,s- a" IN" congregation. hui that
N'WcH iorIny y'riri nor from the
~" Hs", Miei'u per maj violence To
n IL M.iNh ~, Nl,N WArs thc marks.
- anlu lt'tt u sue NIS. N'W,u' would only
nfu WIN I''n h%Alh, me- Wou9 abandon VI -
nhr""IHui l.u s"ld lh' snn' lng when you
~ 'HftH'i' 'N' - CIV Np Ns- 'h'N letters,
"ii WI" ~ A,r "SHh b'lIrNe Word that You
ri, ,, ~, n.,
N'Nr Nn'UihE ron, Nr. l,rR'rnE ihni h' was
S'a'tt','i ip, ,S' N,M"il nan lMrllhs Mt.
nn'lr ulnu ~ llil uunincr ol letters; which
T, u'''i MN ~ II ii,'n,nE "',n W!u'ol, uy h'r'
i",p u an ut'"'" 10 VIII IL, Bprd-
nnu, bfrl.n' talhS7" AhI ,rAlend "v.r
They are such letters a. could not he written by
l,~a Nth Kim " r WIZ, 1ur VIZ urt ply u
Isr5 Xxx az - nr -, o,r V,'a ~ ~ y UNI o.
express the deepest dislike Of Newell. She i'm
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now A STEINER VAS LOST
Running Ashore on the Eastern Coast of FIori-
da Against - strong West wind

DAYToNA, Fla, April THE steamer
Agnes. bound from Now York to Key West
came ashore on the north beach " Mosquito
inlet Mt A. NJ. on Wednesday. April g. She sits
up on the beach ~ quiet AZ though nothing WIS
the matter. You can walk to her Mt low tidc
IL seems rather strange. There has been no
stormy weather. and strong west winds pre-
vailed during tho week. Monday. Tuesday, and
Wednesday 1t rained necessarily. II was very
dark on Wednesday morning. and there is no
lighthouse NJ the inrt Tho Captain saws that
hn wrnt.t1 bed ut midnight Thcy w'rn then N
twonty fnthpins Of water. lie gavn orders ~
steer two degrees further To- the eastward. Tho
hrlnsmHn deliberately STORED two dr''r ~ 10
the westward. and landed her on the beach
nicely, without damagr.
Tho hqncs il a prop llcr with two mosts, and
about Geo tons burden. She carried srVru pms
SONG four adi nnd three gentlemen. $40
" 4 To- run on now muil rnut" between kty
West uni Cedar krys. The Pustmnstar-Gr
aland his party were at Cedar KEYS await iui. her
arrival. II h said that she Is very old One pi
e." pilots ut the inlet says he knew her in Wv
York before the war. She has boon newly ltrd
w. and If sad to br heavily insured. Possibly
that accounts for her being whrre abe is Her
cargo was conl They have thrown 1t over
board. and areqlter wrecker in hope ol getting
hcr9n. This, however. il doubtful. She does
not leak much az yet. aud there IL still II stnady
west wind and the sea Is very calm. IL cannot
last long II the wind haua, US it surely Will,
she must 70 to pieces.
The passengers did not leave her until Thurs
day nitnrnuon They were going around to
Cedar Keys nnf back north on pleasure trip.
and arc now stopping Mt the Ocean House., New
Smyrna. Thcy are unusually pleasing IN their
manners and seem to he theatrical characters
Three OF the adirs are young and handsome.
and the other is faIr. fat. and forty. The Post
master Generals party must sadly MISS them.
Ono Of the gentlemen is dcformcd, and has u
servant to carry him around. He IL all life and
iun, aud spends much OF the time with his head
IN q ladys lap. His companion is on deer
hunt
We all admire the operations Of Mr. Hayes
civil service reform. and are ashamed of the
course that The SUN has pursued ia the matter.
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DIED.

Rp ANY ON Nonf.v Artn ~ Of ,on.n,nr,to, t,,,,
oldest son n An, ana th' ltt, pntrirp : ur,i
aged 81 wears ''"''
R.I.r,. trl frinui. a p, i,,yt,,t 60 ott,va ,o ,r
ron The rcsicncr oi In, moi,r A. sanok stree, on
W,,ir-ft, NnIi Il a. y A. N '' - ~ Nv v -"
phtl.a, ifi ~ t.,U.,. al, 49,, .',fV
nj itTi I'm Stl,, ANN ia sarah ,v,c NJ Aifr,,
Birei'iim tgrl a. y'.r. ''' 49, ' ' " '''"
Rel,,ivr, AND ir-,is ~ tho family arc rcsnec,tn, in
Wind Ia nfirui tic Dt,.r,l frn, 90 ,, ~ .,tr. a.,
Lee av Brnohl,n r. IL ON N, .li,.~inv th. i'm iust
at2P VI So HoMcrs
"fNLLAUNN ON stturinv April n t,cc callahan
widow OF me- into D.nI, callahan In ~ --tl, ,,nr ~
her age " "
R.l,r,.. AMI f,i 49, r s,c.,,,ti, ,,,,o, g., s,,,,,
the tuner, from th. t,,.i,,c, ~, lrr .,,i lin, MIMI,
lsn n iwerN an rrrsinv A, rit Ia ~ 1 1. NJ ~ ''"
Rcnfivcs s,l ,,,.,.,. g., ,,, ~, ,,.,t
m" fin. raj fr"n liz r,.icrcc "t + ,n,l n p"n, w
Eas' tsth = on Tucsiav Atril nj M o.rinrk $500 "
DOTGIIFRTY In Riitininrr MI NprI - Anfhonv
D'nchrrtl ii, III. Nm, VOW ,f hi,n., 'f' $50 ''''
FiNNiGNN-on Mo,idaV Ann H. bartholomew Fin.
r,.sr sc,.t - 49, ''' ''l''' 80 ' ''' " . ."
fancrai viii taSc placo on Wednesday i7,h from nj,
late residence ~, i,il SON Il Hrn,kivm y ID ~ so
GRAFT In baltimore Nj ON Anil ii Arauinta
Gran IN IN, sslil, yrnr ,i Nor AZ, '''' 49, '
IIFNtiiMA N-fn Il ,.t.r Nnrt n N p,uiei II.r.b
MARTIN In raicionil cam IA NrI IA Richard
Martin AGED :. ycar. "A nuiiy, N tialwtv ftlaui
- ia. ...,,., 80, -, p,.i,.rt ,,,.n
gmsnit, wasiin u wa. ,er "saps n'ni.r
az H. u'i'f.t ii',T. 90 a. ,,,u,.,.. ma "a XXI,
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New YoRK Monday. April t5.-Deeeip,s NJ
hrcNrs ycsculav nu 10 nN were 700 uad ur =. Hi
head, making total OF 1850 tor TIE week against n3if
last week and ~ M the nrriug wees last year
There iurtirr decline of about lac y H. ron cut
Ing rates ut last Friday. aud The markr ru cd 'ul ani
closed heavy rt,eetu't = n dress hicr5f ms 10
tn gross cwt or ordlnr 10 Mira NATIVE steers and
eAir DE- - ~ hs FIR TcNas Cherokee nui to'prio
cattle .ingr ear lord ~ very line Steers. l. ~ rs
average. CHANGED hands AT 81 q head less than tie ~
20 drss ~ MS ENrorrrs TOOK 1861 from fresh
ons rings at O'at3tUi,c q M
Receipts o caV, were sl7 hoad making 2foo tor the
week against 2un3 lu.t week Tile market more
steady At 5es5e ~ u. Tor common t. gool veRls.
Receipts Ut sheep aud lambs blk loads, or
hdH head making total 1917 tor the week against
1881 Tor the previous week The demand tair and
the market was trihn nrmcr and fraction higher
Chrrcd sheep were sold az from tisc 10 So un.
shurn do at 54eHsr r. Vcariings 1T o. e7ac. amt
spring lambs AZ 80 80 ~ 81 40 head ENpuirs took
car oldsd unshOrn wcthcrs atBAaUtsc n N. and car
Of clipped do, II I NJ. average, at 5Jsc.
Receipts Of hog were - ear loads OF 1907 head, max
INK total OF 9l27 Tor the week ~ SOS the
previous week Market very quiet at ~ 7iati - 10
hs for live hogs aud 4sesIsc y n for city dressed with
few llg Il pigs sold at Sc
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.IMT STTfE.NTS,
Maggie Mi,eh.n In The Pearl of SAVOY.

Maggie Mitchell is in the last week OF her
engagement in the Standard Theatre She
played Marie. in the Pearl Of Savoy" last
evening. The play, In tho form now used by
her is an alteration-in some Respects n decided
mutilgtionT,of what was once thoroughly in
made up OF her admirers as her audiences
always are. and not of severe critics Of tho
piece. She pleased them with her pathos in the
rather strained serious situations. and more
with tho naturalncns Of what may be called hor
klttensm." She was youthful in voice. form.
and gestures. and even in face 10 all who sat no
nearer than several rows of seats from the
stage. The scenery was tasteful. and the acting
by the supporting cast, with some contrasting
0Aecut IONS good.
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"Trip" In the National.

The first performance Of Rip Van Wrinkle"
in the National Theatre last evening was well
attended. The play is fairly mounted and most
of the scenery is appropriate. though not exact
ly up to the standard. The title role meets with
u good exponent in the hands of Dlr. j. u. Ash
ton whose mpersOnatiOn Of the drunken Teut0n
met with marked approval and frequent ap-
plause. Miss Dora Stuau's GretcheH is better
than could have been expected from an actress
whose element IL broad comedy. The persist
ency OF Hip IN trying 10 roach around his pom
derOus Gretchen in his efforts 10 clutch the bot
tlc was not the leAst funny scene of tho evening.
Tho Nuuue Of Miss Clara Cole is about fair
with room for much imprOycment
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William NJ. TwecA's lot in Greenwood Gene
terry is No 8 Az amt - IN LOCUST avenue near south
wood avenue Mr. A Perry secretary Of the eonpa.
n.y. that ohecuons viii be made to the burial Of
Tweed body ~ the lo a!dnu.h rules 0 tie cor
poluuun Tho hudcs u tun- WHO die IN utl-In AL.
mltitd a. Use cemctl. Tweed held a. debtor. lac
saii Tho body Will pro- ably lr burfd NJ 10 49,
morrow % Nj. rwocd's two daughters arrive nom NesY
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'rnmmany's Omcers.

John Kelly. Thomas Dunlap, Henry l.. Gin
ton Nathaniel Jarvis, Jr smith Ely il, Bernard Eeiuy,
Charles n Haswell, John Gorman Memo Dieicnlori.
Henry u. Purroy Henry A GumbetOn. Edward Rear
ncy. ami siLmpy Nichols were chosen shchems VI tie
1snnlany snccty last evening Joel q Stevens, Srcrea
- ATuur Lary, Treasurer; Wilson hInnll sycamore
AM John H. Newman. WlsSinhie
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A severe PunIshment


wi ito man named Garrou, living at Lake
WAR u'hr o alo wa, charged viii hhNn- made 'n ipi
piuwt plupp,ul TO LADY He waited uu AT utsht lN
Or I M}rrs AMI n Mr. Lace. and while I,r sinul hN
wan shot gun DR. Myers uod Gariat W to- JD-t aul
beat hm very severely win heavy whip md with a
howle hhc cut OH his wh,her, Jerking sonc gut lay the
roots and piece Of ear pT Mlcrs AMI l.rc Wcir
nIlnslrl NM nlArnI mMINI hnnl
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IoNG BRANCH. April l5-Tho excitement in
the African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church az south
Eatontown, j., the iracas that occurred there
iew weeks ago. when some white persons, who laughed
AZ some Of the proceedings IN revival meeting twerc
put ont ot the building has eliminated the publication
o. card by Elder Hinton, who has charge OF the chun
Elder Hinton asks his white friends 10 overlook what
happened, says he u sorry that sOue Of the mem
Del aud trustees insutl them and announces that he
Will preach his farewell sermon ApNl Ia Al the
meeting Yesterday tbs cO!9lpd people were very attentive
" uielI NhltV YlStVrA
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IRRII,D.

FLEMlNG-THuEr on Thursday. Anrl n. ~ the
Rev ktwnri Wgshnnrue. u -. rector of calvary
Church. Charles T. fIsuIing and sarah T. ,utlIs, Il
dauslnr o. &c. late Dun.d Co. .l. ail 81 this city
RICHARDSON THOMAS April ~ At the - Cloud
Hotel Sow YORK iN the Row D. n llo-irc Charles r.
Richardson ot rn deli hia o. Eahcth Miner dauguicr
eff the late Jesse finIIH- COZ NilN.. i4rrt. pH.
SElTli- HuBfN~ON--ou Tuesday. Ami -. az the resi-
deuce ol the brides Nittnrr hs t'c Rev " VI MrAle
Robert sclth of lundY England To Elizabeth dnu-utr
oi the lat " llian Robinson
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would stiil rcst with the Stnte Of Maryland and
then tho other States would have to bo called
before Mr.. Buffers motion to suspend the rules
and pass hts biil could be reached.
Not u doz n members wrre present whom tho
House met IN the evening" ThurO was u debate
upon tho Tariff bill
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Arrivcd-MONDAY. Aprl 10.
s. Rio Grande Holger. Galveston.
~ Nolmer Hansen. Cntana
- tity Ut Dallas Hines. fernandina
- 4 e Knight Chichester. Washington.
IS frnnconif Bragg Portland
- Montana llirl. BcddOc Liverpool
shin Ragnar. McGrcgor London
ship LcNAthan. Mo~sicld. London
shin New World. hammond, Dondon.
bark Venom. MinHiiuan
Bark Virginia Thurluw Hayrc.
Bark jose T. More. Carlisle Sagua.
Bark Northern thief Miller. cork
Bark kongin Augusta. Hen1el. Slgo.
Hark Posctdou, Erickson. java
Bark Dilpn~~uul. kelley. shanghai
Bark NHnsiti Spirlhcrg, Gloucester Eng.
bark Anrantvr, Strumlerg. urcVnoch.
Bark Aida. Bndtkcl. gloucester
Bark lihctte, Sanucl~sn MhltehaNcn.
Bark Tnpdcl. Nril-ou. Bristol
BARK ireldsel. NOrb,rg Dublin.
Brig Osseo. Iawry. Turks Island.
Brir Emma l. Shaw. Mucunhcr, Dublin
Brig Advocate. smith. Dunkirk.
brig Starlight. Thompson. TRINIDAD
Brig Annie Ingram Mr,ch. Ariaeo.
Also the usual cuastwisc vessels.
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spstml noirts.

~P"m' Hotfts.
m,de,"s IA Rcamaus. scrooa, Ncureya g. seri
HYATrs i,}, i,,s az, ai, ,p b'" ~ 81 y -
ad't ~ IL sun ~ 1 ~ ,n,, ~ rism,
tls. iu.ii0 ,ouf ronth. y.,c uiahlc to rchove was
ann. ~, Wy . .o'N.
Roc Cirit and Nv, Wmlss, al a., vs. n,stASna
cred S."l Io.'' ear" \ 'NN BEN, ~ cnamocrs.l
,,UN'dIN =. iscn"r'l orti arc unpardouAhc Use
n
c'eW tUJilll1n3.
II "N"h NJ 'S "C'"ch'
h"Nllllh hAOAzINE
roR NAY
-
COAST R,vpfrs IN ESSEX By Sam, .r.-
Ds,Nr
viii in,,en fiu,treuons
r,,r r,,,,v.o,,s nv.,
I'VE ITALIAN fotiS Nv EvGtu LAvEtNCf.
.,,.. 800.
10Y
with Two Illustrations
f. ,,ov,,xn '"'''"eO ."
ON y,rvrst MASTERS III, Per. pan, ,.....
WIN ''''
coAs
w,t, sim, tIIn.,,,,,on.
soSG BIRDS OF THE WEST by Ronhhr RueKwAy.
EASTER MORNING. A rorx BY FRAxcis L. MACY
with an Illustration
v.c,yon -, nam c... -, ~
Nv william B,,cs
With Two illustrations
,.. .. $50. -.... -.
with Two Illustrations
FREE MUSCULAR DEVELOPMENT BY wnihs
why JACK WENT TO EUROPE, Stony p, JULIAN
THE ENGLISH CIVIL SERVICE. BY Hon F II Moses
""'-fL""hN roa% BY hiSHiiHA hANpr'
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MARINE TNTELLT0 ENCIE

EIstiruRF ALwASAc-rus
sunrises.... o oSun sets. sOl Moon rises 10
HlsU wArER-ruS nav
sandy Hook 45UoN isiand.. ~ Hell Gate. 56
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The Young Lii., JoUlui contains the most interesting
s~Tes, nusle pooh fasue., eVyAeTy rvcpes AZ 40
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Business 9lo;itts.
IdolIsho Wolfe.
sCHIEDAN sCIINAPPS

Endorsed by the Medical Faculty
Take a wine glass three tunes day
BEWARE OF CouNrERFRIrs AND INIT lTioNs
Rapture Cured.-togty wears experience. Dr
NAkSllS treatment the only and rrcctIat cure
on, office N,,cy It, Aston House, opposite 81 faurs
Chur,h.
Rupturc.-rruss"s supporters. Hclf- Ac Pri"'s e.
sfit the tucs Adjustable Pressure ras. TO 7a' Broad
way.
A Fine 81 Siii, u.t fD, $50. Derby aud soft
Hats u geo, Wortit rs 10 NtW uut.l fi az stairs.
The Hest Remedy for Children while Teeth
inf f- Nj NINsAuN : .>''u.nii- r,iuu
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strength ysor and new Ia, are the certain eject ui
Ahnls tue Peruvian Irup Va vretOAdc VI rQut -A4e.
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Matbntrp

EOK sALl.-An engine iatae siec,ioug. swings lo<
lnehs, au- ab, feet long swings .. inches
siiT iesi !t aos luh. slow press scteN -,
runs ~ lhchfs set li hlh ksti tools and
VARIETY oi syrDW tHps, asO ule husuess Ol ulAs, us
saiaule aria l With iops AMI lusiuruu. Impure AtJI
JAS :. bhADV
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WI, Good People Hcioice.

From he LI'k eHi NdHhuf
We rrlocc In the rejection Of Reed on recount
mih' 'i inna GaHne VlIc o whosV wicked editors
brother u Reed
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Carpets,
Sabngs SallIis.
proposa's.

CEAIEu PROPOSALS. Wii Goo. to.'lyod rs the
- Iu.t,rs ui, Sow iore And Hrt'hI,n y. Ilgt "a
thrlf uihrr 20 alter - br~aiNn. uIu ~ NJ. N Muu
iaN Jun, l'i'. ipn The untiu Httaie ami d'l'tY ~
ihuUt ltLbIfrlrf BOARD measure. uf SOL tIern yelps
pane ulI about rfUrt board measure. 20 Wllf uah
Spcciurauli, 3a had arpacauun at The ollee
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know but one instance Of man hav-
ing been hung tor killing another in a
duel. In 1880, two young fellows living
in Belleville, st. Clair county, ILL.,, had a
personal quarrel. 1t seemed to be i'm
possible TO reconcile them, and their
friends determined to get up sham
duel between them. hoping that the RI
diculous issue of the affair would bring
them TO their senses. One OF them AL
phonsO Stewart. challenged the other,
William Bennett, TO meet him with rifles.
Bennett accepted the challenge. and the
parties met near the village. 1t is said
that Stewart was i'm the secret and that
Bennett was not, but believed it To be a
reality. In any event, after the guns had
been handed to the principals and they
turned TO take their positions, Bennett,
who claimed that he suspected some sort
of trickery, rolled bullet into his gun.
The seconds, hardly able to keep their
faces straight, concluded the arrange
ments, and at last gave the word. The
rifles exploded almost simultaneously,
Bennett. OF course, remaining untouched.
Stewart fell to the ground mortally
wounded, and expired shortly atterward
in great agony. Bennett was at once ar
rested, put upon trial, convicted OF MUIR
der in the first degree, and sentenced to
be hanged. His friends made the most
strenuous efforts TO have him pardOned.
Failing in this, they tried to have the
sentence commuteG. But the governor
remained firm against all entreaty. On
the day appointed for the execution,
Bennett was hanged in the presence OF
an enormous crowd. This was the first
and hast duel ever fought in the state OF
Illinois. The hanging of Bennett put a
stigma upon the practice, and it has been
looked upon with adherence ever since.
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Legal.

IL AULT having been made IN the condltlons
- OF certain mortgage dated a ngust 10, 1919,
les q: Huru. to laik W. Hard. ana recorded IN
'ne ON e OF t"e Register OF leeds Of the County
OF CheDoygan, and state OF Michigan, on the i4th
uay o, August. 1910, in hber = Oh MORTGAGES, on
page 10. on whlcl mortgage there is now due the
sum OF nve thousand donafs anu interest on the
same since the saidll5 day OF ugu- to9oup 10
the GATE OF this notice. amounting 10 nvc nous.
anu eight hundred and tweniy-alx dollars and
thirty-nine ceuts, and NJ proceedings having
peen taken In law o. equity to recover The DEBT
secured by said mortgage, or any part Thereon,
notice is hereby given that by virtue OF the power
Oh safe contained In said mortgage, aDd OF the
statute In such case made ami provided. SAID