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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-27
ES.T.S e,t SkEes ssssye

William z. Fisher republican. Of West.
1norclaud county, Pa, obtained transportation
from the Treasury Department, fer The purpose
If going home to vntc. lie sold the ticket to
the scaIpers. lie is employed at tho Cavern
ment Printing Office.
The revcuue officers ia NGrth Calulua report
visiting twcnty.six ic;t dis i!Icr!es 10 Polk and
Rutherford couuli.e, CT which only nine had re-
Gently been in oreratioo. Two ci;t'Iicrs were
arrested, 6ae stills aud Gylccs seized, much
beer destroyed aud twelve gallons OF whiskcy
captured.
Ia New Orleans yesterday Judge Whitaker,
10 The Superior Cour', charged the grand Jury
to itquirc toto the frauds alleged to have bccu
perpetrated at the late clcciior. lie sld their
body Included mon Of all political parties, and
that as good citZ,os they should make dill
gent and impartial ievcsil Gcloa ct the sui j2ct.
llo pledged the suppcrt OF tho court ana lis
officers to assist them 10 their labcr5.
The legislature of South CaroIioa mot in
regular session yesterday. The Senate organi.
zed by the election Of NJ. jctcr, President
pro TEN. add MIR. Farron, Clerk. The House
elected Mr.. Sheppard, Spea kcr aud MIR. StoOn,
Clerk. Hastings Gaute, c0lored, Of Beaufort,
was protested against Tor hsvlag accepted T.
b1jbe as member OF a former House. Aotug
Governor Simpson scot ia Lriei message. re-
lating wholly 10 local topics.
Among the cabin passenger Ct the Pommer-
aria, which toundercd in the EogIish Channel,
were Mrs.C. +. DeFreyrc, widow Of the late Don
Manuel DeFrayrc. the Peruriin Minister, aud
family. They diseubarked at Cherbourg,
France, aud wero not on the vessel when the
disaster occurred. Alexander BcdiSco, Borus
Bodsco and Mrs Anna Bodisco, it is reported,
were sIso amoug the passengers but whether
they where fortunate enough TO have been
landed before the ship founded is not known
Alexander aud Borus we're the sons of the late
Wadamar Bodisco, Russian Consul Ger e:al at
New York, and were on tier way home to
Russia. baviog recently received appointments,
one in the Russian navy and the other in the
Russian army.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-27
COMMON COUNCIL.

=. y regular meeting q tha Common Couaci,
Of the city o. AtCxnni:ia. hell November u
1875, there Were present: James /. EacEhan,
esq, President, ana Ne=srs. La!ham, Slanton
lflcl;iln, klcn, BroGe!s. Eich5crs, Smith, Scho-
field, Mct.aan Evans Niii Smoo. and Peaks
Tho COMMITTEE on finsncn reported adverEry
upon the petition Ci the trustees OF the Methods:
Eplscops.l Church south for u reduction q sI
sessmcnt on tao parsonage OF tina. church. SID
reported in favor e 2 reduction Of - 3U IL lh9
license tax upon each performance OF aGoH.
given IGG5- the management o. ). III. Ht.! <
Co., which reports were adopted
Bills fox repatriation and election s6rrr,es .;
L. Ii. he:i. 80 T.. n. Steele, 81 John i. EIc-
lon, 81 and .. B. /. Hamilton, - were Referred
to the CcTn LnittaG Claims.
4 commullC alton Was received ilunl John /
Hill PRAYING aG abatement Of the tax on n 10. q
ground in tie Square bounded hy Lee Cit2E,
Wolfe and wilkes streets, and the prayer [. tie
petitioner granted.
The following bills for election services ~r'3
received from the Board Of Aldermen and lacl:
action thereon concur;et in. viz: jane:
Neve!t 81; :. n. G=rwood, 81 81; L. T. Erwin
50; Julian +. Henderson, 81; Il. d. Lu1t 81;
ID. Mclean, 81; r. - X. Hswzhurst. 81 Uc5.
II. Steiner 81 a; james l.. Dyson, 81; h. va
Hed, 81 ; tioorga ". Merchant. 81 james l.
Green. 81 X. w. Wheat, 81, and GEO. Il. B0s
sart. 81
! he EuarI then s1j9urncl.
Testo: JAMES L. CArOE. t!oIN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-27
The Hunter Case.

Argument was begun on Monday before the
New Jersey Court of Errors, at Trenton, 10 the
case OF Hunter, convicted in Camden OF the
murder Of Armstrong AID sentenced to b.
hanged. Ez Secretary Robson made three
hours speech for Huoter. one of bis chief
points being that IS Armstrong died IN Phila.
dcIphia after the ASSAULT in Camden the New
Jersey court had DO jurisdiction beyond the
matter OF assault. Prosecutor jenkins ard At.
torney General Stockton followed, and MIR.
Robson closed the case yesterday. The de-
csion will probably not be made until next week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-27
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR 3NOwDEN.
"WEDNESDAY EvEN'G., NOVEMBER 81.

We are told by GO authority which lew desire
to dispute, that in the exercise OF true chailiS
Tho lett hand does DOT know what the right
hand does, bat if We accept the exprosslots OF
some Of tho radical newspapers 80 correct re-
tx Of the sentiment of the people of the North
which We lon't those people not only want
,h.ir laet hand but the whole world to Know
VIA. their right hands DO, aud whats more,
want thai: benehciazies to fully appreciate the
0blipstions ualer which they rest, and lest they
should f,rget them are constantly refreshing
their mcmor: with rcmiuders OF the great bane'
fits they have received, and Of the Nervousness
tfopposins aopmeasufe their beoefactorS may la-
VOL. According tothe5e newspapers the coa'rlGu'
t;oos made By some Of the people Of the prosper.
GUS North to those of their fellow cilizeu5 CT the
South w5o were impoverished by the yellow t..
yer ought to be sufficient to induce all the voters
Of that section to support any man or measures
the radicals Of the North may propose, anu the
failure to do SO subjects them to the charge 6!
the baseSt ingtatituie. Most men like to re-
ceiyo iavors, but none like to be reminded OF
them, and if the psopla Of tho South believed
that all those in the North who contributed to
the relief Of their sueriDgs entertained the views
expressed by the newspapers to which We rcter,
Iwbic,i they conld hardly be made TO del the
heartfelt gratitude they now cherish toward
their bcocfactors would be lessened considerably
Il not entirely destroyed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-27
Gs'ss 5csS)EtG s..
Tie City Caua2ii held ila!cGular su2c;:aE ,ai
u


nigld.
BOARD OF ALnTEAE%
This Board a2! 1t nc o'c2ri1 with :"'oh
members prcses,i.
Numerous bills Tor e:cci:on e1ryicea waro -
ported from The COMMITTEE on CLAIMS, rcdnco;:
ia amount, uudcr the Ttc2:lt !.I? anG ordered
to be paid.
Several reccssca wtre ;akef 10 await business
from tho other Board, aai some uilGtcrGs 'lnG
matters Of routine were disposed Il! without
debate.
The Board At $50 adjourned.
COMMON COUNCIL.
There 8asa very good Attendance At TIC
meeting Of the Council last night, hnt hue to
do The kusiaess WaG I'll transacted w!thcu!
debate. and the Ccu1cil adjourned early.
The question coming Up upon the suggestion
as to making the police liia officers. No., It was
announced that City Attalniy Stuart mad elvcl
an OPINION to the Committee On General Lass
TO the effect that the City Council had GO
mower 10 change the aDuuai cco!l0G5. The
Legislature Woiii have 10 lie invoked Tex TIC
purpose.
A proroSiiion Tor the release q i>Zas on :
lot On Potomac street coming up,
Mi. Snoot explained that The lot which VIZ:
in the .asr Of Mr.. John I. l!iI!'s residence wa:
offered to Mr.. Hill Tor $50, AID that the taz
thereon was 800, more than twice the value O.
the lot. These taxes had accumulated siucc
1863, and Mr.. Hill! vas not %i!iiUg to pay al
the taxes. "a Mr. Smcot's motion q settle
mert at 30 cents 10 the do!Iac Was ordered.
4 number Of election service bills were re
du,ed. Clerks from 8! to 81; IS bills 20 81
81 to IS, 81. 80 to 81 80, Nc, 10 nccordanc:
With the new sci Of the Legislature and ordered
to BE- paid.
Fir. Latham gave notice that # the City Al
torney thought that it could be legally done III
would Introduce motion to give the ciectoc
officers fair pay, fer lie Gi1 not think that a
goot Judge Of election could be cDlained for 5
per day aud night Too.
At $50 the Board a. )uGGci.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-27

LOAF CAKE, WITH FRUIT.-Two large cups
Of powered sugar, Que and half cups Of butter,
stir to a cream, five cups tl 1'ur. with three
teaspooutuIs Of Do0LEY's YEAST POWDER, one
cup OF sweet milk, half pound Of ra!sl0s, two
ounces of cilron cut 10 small pieces, one grated
nullacg, one wire glass Of wine, one of brandy.
isht eggs, add the -four with the milk. su gar and
butter, the beaten yolks of the eggs, and then
the whites we'll beateD, then The wine, spice,
and fruit; make this into two lOaVes; bake slowly
one hour.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-27

l1su: - Companies SHOULD be compelled f.
2'Te The ...cpTictors OF Dr.. Bulls Cough Sv,ru
il royalty, ior with tbs valn,tle remedy thonn.
SANDS Q! risks have beer made good, Which,
ottefWI5a YOU'D have termi1 ated long sfn
Price, % CENTS bottle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-27

The fates are sg.iost u. The General Az
sclnbly will meet next Wednesday, 1t is to be
hoped that it may speedily adopt The recon-.
nendaioos the Governor will make 10 it 10
his message, aud adjourn as early as possible.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-27

1t is to be hoped that the recent advance 10
Virginia bonds may indicate moro favorable
condition of tho linsno;s OF the State than is
sDDRreDt on the surface
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-27

| AVAIL myself Of the opportunity q record,
ing my gratitude for the great aod w0D le,fp
results produced by GItS' Liintnlent Llil,
ammonia in removing Ringbone from val
uab!o horse without bcmshing or removing the
hair, GEORGE n. PAYNE,
IS and - West ooh st., N. y.
Sold by il. s. Leadbeatcr K Bro. Send for
pamphlet. Trial sig. - cens. pf. Giles. 10
West Broadway, n. \.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-27

Samuel Owens. colored man employed on a
cana! boat, fell overboard In Twiggs lock. about
81 miles below Cum berlsnd on Sunday last and
was drowned. His body Was recovered and car
ried to that city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-27
FGur Men Drowned

HALIFAX. Nov. 27.-During storm on last
Friday night boat containing four men nam
cd Franthen upset in Tusket River, Yarmouth
county and ali were drowned
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-27

Mr.. Montgomery Blair still sants by MIR.
Tldeo, aud maintains that be Should reoelvo the
democratic nomination for the next presidency.
Mr.. Blair has been stropg friend Of MIR. ilIdcn
from the first, and this adherence to him 10 tia
hour Of apparent adversely is by no means the
least Of his com mendable traits HoweVer,ss MIR.
Tllden's failure to assert his claim % Inc Office
to which he was fairly elected. aud as the incl,
dents connected with the suit against hin Tor
internal revenue, srd the more recent cypher
dispatch affair, aud his successful ctfort5 to dc.
feat the regular democratic ticket 10 New York,
though they all probably could be satisfactorily
explained, have undoubtedly and utterly destroy
ed his popularity, not only with the people ct
his own State, but with those Of the section
Of the country 10 which lies the chief portion O!
tho democratic strength, tits by no means likely
that Mr.. BAH wishes will be grati6ed. 10
the opinion Of the voters Of the couotry Mr.. | il
den vii! never again be as near he prcsidtnc as
he hGa been.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-27

Tie lluilI1ejirc power OF r l5on's electri,
ilgilt could not be better utilized than for an
examination Of Dealhanl listers end Scotch
OYerclats after sundoWa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-27

Three young men were drowned in Ipswich
river, Mass, Monday night while after herring
for bait. Their names are Moses Adams, OF
Grape Island, Rowloy, Chss Perkins and VIM.
Collins Of Newburyport. Their boat was picked
up in the river yesterday mo! ming
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-27
PAPER, iIANCIN{3>s
IND
H's's:.s.ssSss fsE;s'a1siAy

rOK IN7A.
New al! Eosutital Cola, Silver Mica, Eu..
boosted, Plain. Nras1u, Marble and WOOD Int
t1tons.
Now styles Of Paper !lsrsings and fresto
Im!:ator5 t.: ceilings fad side walls Ct private
housra, public hAia and churches, seac.od with
grcat ca.n from tie best manufacturers.
My experience for mary years in this hlsscoai
enables me IL give atiafactnn and sell low.
JOHN Z. CLARKE,
ap ~ Nc l6S King stcGnt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-27
COMMUNIC ATED
Confederate Envelopes.
Aec0liuE:, Y a

10 TIC eiI0r Of the AlcrunArM Go=attt:
Ia raadiog ycuc valuable paper last evening,
| vas much amused at an article head
ed "S!ir!ing ~ The Animals, it being an *.
tract irom that truly loyal, but veno,nUus
iourr.i. tho Washiorton Republican, which
takes eva.y OCCASION to embittcr tho minds OF
the northern people against the South, aud
which tries 10 manufacture plots against the
government cat ot tie smallest occurrence. A
sho;i tune ago the editor was frightened most
Gu. a his sttiSc3 by ui:nrssipg the drill and
parade Of one q! cur State military companies
at orktown. l4,st weak he uttered howl Of
rage because !so 'sttcI Cadets when 10 Wash
iugton aid &c! ave National flag, uud now he
is quite iadiguan. anI scents rtasou 10 tho at
mosrilora On account OF the last, but nlost vile
rebel outrage" w: the fiodog in the dead
letter Office Of . letter postmarkcd from this
city, and "haqlrs The imprint of the flag OF the
sto Conledyracy, the a;ars and bars" on it.
Then he goes Oh to vent his spleen On not only
the person who mailed the aforesaid traitor
ou1 e. letter. hut the entire South comes in
fox 8 share Now as happen to know he
person who sent the Aforesaid letter | thought
would cuIlght the cditor OF the Republican
through your columns. 4 short time ago a
tfavcOg salesman from Philadelphia, aud who
il, il | 81, tot greatly mistskoo, repub Ian in
politics. was in my place Of business, and while
there mculioncd ,ha. f.w moments before
he vas in the store Of o satiober
WHO, 10 clearing up his store had
iouad 4 lot Of old envelopes stamped with the
Confederate flag. They were part OF the old
stoci: he had when tbs war broke Gu:. TO The
PniIadtIphian they were quite curiosity and he
was presented With few az such. lie remarked
to ne iha: he "wondared ii they would be al
lowed to pass through the mail, or if some lool
would not stop them" 1t seems he tried the
experiment., which Is said by the Republican, to
be 40 'exhihlion Of the same ma!ignaot and re
bcIious sIili:." 1t the Republican would but
use the same diligence to reform its poltlcs! par
ty that it uses TO abuse tie South think it would
accomplish more good. ALEXANDRIA.
Assistant Eaenecr Mr.. Francis WcIoh, 81
the Baltimore Fire Department, SO severely
atraiacd his buck at q recent fire that he was
unable to get up after sittiog down. few
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-27

Coaprcss will meet next Monday. The first
consideration Of ir4 members will be to provide
themselves with Dcaibsm's OVcrcosls.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-27
METALLIC ShlNE!.HS.

I'VE
Roofing 70 the aho7o srtc:o. Which is SAID to 10
| superior TO oither sI.!c Or TN roni, "aa can "
| put on by any Carpenter. Call and eZamin"
sample al S. King c>rner Of koya! street. A.
| eyandris, Va.
nov d. !. Y - - :. - : y :, ~
CJa.! t tSS a.. I'd IL s;o5s $:ts :p"y
Of MAINS RED WARRIOR AAES "D'tH
| after an experience OF ~ years we can ie'"i'
,heAo 10 % tae OHs' M E''u ~ tuo -
T Hrse n a1o'" % 80 p ItEIGHTOT s. SON
Sov1 ~ KIM Corner Of KoyJ
- --.--- . 80 '
TETRIMMIMH3l TRIMMINGS!
Z Just received Is largo line OF DRESS nnI
X WGSz!,a d, Firm s. : r''' Velvet Ribbon '"'
Ve ec. i ga '"' '''' &C. EKREY
n,rup -ytlir
II EIAIlN +, ulOba Nv W T. ~
syrup, ara yeEs',ne al rfH h1 MI '
IN me U&"7'''i ~ 10 IE ss'v ~. BRO.
lew rEnp
ihEhi 1n ei' ia "p r"ciyei this Day
- S ". 80 uo,v law nrIco cf FIFTY
M " nv pnIiND jlii j. tha finest Tea ever
snlJ 81 thst mica,
- 49, WITS u1sNKs rs &C., g..
II A Eplsndd article rl Mudloatad f!ahh7.
for Rheumatism, Blsc: 1"l!led Fiahn'' "nhA''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-27

IN Chattanooga. 90 tho l5th iust-ht, EuDb-
r., wife Of John \. Calder, formerly T.! R'ch-
m0nd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-27

sB- Charlottesville cloth st Isaac Eohberg's
q full line Just opened agaa, nov % lw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-27

Large men Dea'hlm has iu,t received
large lot CT l'aGIs, measuring Irou, 4! 10 Is
inches in waists a',d various lengths
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-27
III sClI.

Al Dtailiem's all goods arc warra;t:d a.
r1pEt3rnGi.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-27

Secretary Sherman's report. Resumption
oil specie payment beiGg accom- !ished, il Is
further necessary to ecoo0mi21 bv buti9g Dat
ham : cl hing
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-27

IN an able ard exhaustive opinion, 1ecoeret
q day or two sine, by Judge Hughes, sitting in
The u. S. Circuit Couit at Richmond, 10 tee
Case of America Basket Company v7. Farm
vile Insurance Company, several points ot gen
eral interest to insurers as we'll as Insured we're
decided. The plaintiffs. it was proved by the
evidecce, wcre uaabc to hold the record title
to the property insured under the laws CT Dela.
ware, and il was therefore vested in a MIR.
North, tut the p|aiatfs We're the entire, uI-
conditicna!, and sole owners OF the property
Insured, for their own benefit, and had uadls-
puted possession Of it at the date Of the palicg.
The defendants claimed that the staten ent IN
the application for insurance, that thu little
was 10 he name Of the paiotilts was false, ms
led them and was intended 50 to d.. Judge
Hughes held that upon these facts. the p!aiotlti3
were entitled to rsc>var the mare Tact that the
rIc9rd ;itIc Was in another person not deteatlr F.
their claim, if p!aiaif4 had the entire beneficial
ownership Of the property, unless they concealed
The condition Of the record title from the de-
feodants or mi,ial them By q contrary state
ment. He a!5o held that the execution OF a
mortgage By the plaintiffs, after takiog out the
,licy Of insura1c, did not defeat their right to
recover unless the mortgages, by reason Of their
iasoveLc, or otherwise, wrought sueh change
10 their avoerahip or iottr4aL Ia the property
that their loss at any lime before the ire you'd
have been. or at the time of the G:e was,
lessthau the fuli value Of the property destroyed.
The Jury found for the plaintiffs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-27

VIZ call the attention Of parties Interested IN
Roofing 70 the aho7n article. which ID saih 10 ia
superior TO other slate Or tin root, Aad can DC
put on by any Carpenter. Call and eZamIn"
sample al IS King c>rner Of koya! street. A.
eyandra, Va.
nOy9 IT. CkElGHTUN " HDN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-27

HALIFAX, Nov. 27.-.i'he Governor General
to.dav received the address of the members of
the Executive Couocil of Nova Scotia, and
suitably replied to the same.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-27
Virg1ui3 News.

The Rav. John Amber has resigned The
charge cl st. Paui's Church, llayu,srkct.
The Graod lodge ct Good Tc!nplars met 10
Richmond, yesterday, with large Attendance
f members.
Rev. j. B. Turpi1, Of uaii'sx, has accepted
call 10 take charge OF the Warrtn:oD Blp:i. t
Church.
The tobacco factory OF NcssIs. Lester &
Griggs. at Henry Court House, was burned
down on tho night Of the 23 Instant
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-27

Court OF APPEALS sobinsnn ". Com.
monweaI.h. Writ of error allowed to operst,
sa supersedens, out nct TO discharge lho petit
TONER from imprisonment. from Judgment oftho
Corporation Court Of Manchester.
Willard vs. Hudgin's administrator, SC.
Appeal allowed and suparsedeas awarded TO de-
cree of the Circuit Courso Elizabeth City conn
~, pronounced 1t tho April tarn, ISIS.
Thornton vs. level and ais, From tho Cir
cult Court Of RappahannocK county. Argued
and submitted.
Bechwih and wits Va Avory's administrator.
Submitted. ..y!.
Vesle's administrator vs.. Da.ne'a executor.
Argued by Moj j. IL. Orr OR appellant ard
submitted.
Redd vs. Rosmy, SC. Argued anI submitted
Bailey and vile W. Maliaces administration.
Submitted,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-07-11
JOB WORK.

Bill Heads, Letter Heads, Envelopes
Posters, Cards, Invitations, Tickets, &c.
aatly executed at this Office, -, CHEAP
FOR CASH.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-07-11

Ier:ns OF "n! saT:ptioa, payable invarias
bly, III advance:
One copy, one year, $500
Que copy, six months, Si.Cc,
One copy, three mouths, $l.00.
Five copies, one year. Mt S275,
Ten copies, one year, at $3.50.
Twenty copies, one year, Mt 50. 40.
To every person making up club OF
ten or more subscribers. a copy will DO
sent free fer one year. The names consti.
tutinG club need not all be at the same
post.oaice.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-07-11
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

One square ono insertion Sl.00. For
each subsequent insertion SOC Obitu&-
ries and Tributes Of Respect charged for
8 advertisements. Liberal discount made
orr contract advertisements.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-07-11
PIANOS & ORGANS
AT Manufacturers Prices.
E@s,aslg1sszIe e.us
ICN ERY GIAN EIS OWN AGiNA,I,
LCDDEN & BATES,
SAVANNAH, GA,

TSHE Great Wholesale Piano and ORGAN
L. Dcni"ra of the SOuth, now sell In
strumcnts from all leading Makers direct
to purchasers on the No Agents, no
Commission Plan, at Manufacturers Fac
tory PNIcEs, thereby giving purchasers
the large commissions heretofore Paid
Agents. From $50 to Slot actually saved
in the purchase of an Instrument under
this new system. Write for particulars.
We can't be uudcrsol1.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-10-05
She Would Sue for DANA ges.

A lawyer who was defending . case
Of assault aud battery in tho police
court tho other day was given to un'
lcritand that he could secure valuu-
bic witness in tho person Of a woman
uear where the battery" had oc-
CURED. and he. therefore, made call
a. the house and requested her to detail
all tho circumstances.
"Well, sir" sLc began, II sot
right hvrc, holding this 'ere baby on
my lap, aud was singing. Darling,
I an Growing DID," The baby hc
vas squalliug great guns. my boy
William was making faces at hlsscif III
tho glass, and the man who owns tho
house was trying to get in to tell US
that if wc didD'. pay up we'd be
bounced"
eyes" remarked tho lawyer.
"Well, sir, all Of o sudden I heard
a ruapus on tho street, and l pitched
this ere young 'uu on .hc bed, gave
William cuff on tho car, and ran to
tho window. Such q sigh. as I seed
sitw
Describe it nadam-dcscribo tue
affair lust as YOU saw it,"
"Well, sir, there vas Mrs. Perkins,
who never had half tho husbands nor
eddechashun l'vc had, sailing right by