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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-04-11
Private vs.. Public Executions.

A correspondent Of the Rur;l Sun
writing from Georgia, touches Il puihI
about which we have had scrIou.
thoughts If late. Abiding 10 the exc
Of Augustus Johnson ut Rome,
Ga, II few days ago, after stating thai
he was u desperate that certainly, ac-
cording to his own confession, ought
not To have been permitted to remain
where he could %cnlanger the lives Of
peaccahle citizens, he says:
AS ] understand it, the object Of
The law Is 10 protect society-not to
punish criminals; not to strike terror
INTO individuals or communities not
to avenge wrongs. The law is dcsti-
ute OF all recliug-no sympathy, no
mercy no hatred To protect society
IS Tie beginning and ending of law.
This being the case, when an indiyid.
uai ''cGomes so reckless and dcsberatr
AS to wIllIully and m%aliciously take the
lie at a fellow creature. he is an enemy
TO his race, and the law provides that
he shall he placed beyond the posi-
bility Of doing further harm. Then.
since the safety of society demands
that the criminal b. deprived of life.
why not execute him privately, and
with IL little pain anil suffering 10 the
victim as possible. - Ex.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-04-11

4 Lnuiou correspondent Of the New
York Tunes, claiming to get his mlOr
nation from Il grcn, European author
NY. thus sketches n plan OF the Nal
that the whole contincul Is soon to b,
involved in:
In EIropr, Russia will have all t,c
lur,rr,sc- OF the Dnnubr IN urr hands ,
her Irunclad, and torpedo ApDj!la VIII
dominate The river. aud, even II Ron
nnHll JOINS Austria against her, they
viii nave a tougher joO 10 eros, tire
10 attack tn army Of AdrlnnopIr
IN the rear tuau the Grand Duke n "a
had. On the sea Of NJ trmuIa, Re-
dr,lO wal have brrn fortified with pow
guns, and l25 torpedo steamer,
will guard each cX rcmIty Of the wafer
wnv, Within q days march OF the
Dtrllnrllrs $1,000 men viii hav. been
m,-,rI another ldO,OJO vii hc poslcu
IN the Oulsklrls Of CYu,taH.uuplr, uuI
the Black Sea Il ct viii ha,r cuurrnlra
ted at MlIIa. These arrangements he
M perfected, Russia viii suddenly
break up the conferences, dash |torsari
upon the Daulaucllr, with tuIprdor~.
Oh the iulrl - each STRAIT with ~torucIu
vessels, man her troops behind forts
aud carthworks on bOtn the pcnlusuia7
and then dare the aStonnici Brush
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-04-11
TIL Supreme Court.
From the McMinnville New Era !

From the Ne Minnville New Era
Ii has been minated in certain quar-
tiers. and caution has gone out to the
people. that the rings of the State were
laying pipes To have The Supreme Court,
which Is uOn 10 re elected, organized
IN their favor. and select u bench favor.
shle TO their schemes. Ii would he
vel! enough for the people to take the
matter OF making Supreme judges into
their own bands The matter may be
II of vital Importance to the people,
aud they slo lid not suffer themselves
to he overreaclled by designing men.
and that by their own default. Whether
there is truth or not in The suspicious
given out, the making OF Judges be
longs To the people. and as it has been
determined to virtually elect them
through the medium of a convention.
the people, in their primary or cOun'l
conventions, should see that delegates
in accordance with their wishes are
sen. to represent them.
W. hope To see n good attendance oi
the Democracy Of the county present
at our county meeting next Monday.
II is u matter which may become of
vast Importance, and the people cannot
Afford 10 neglect il.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-04-11
Hon. Jno. II Brignt.


Tue echoes OF tins gentleman ce'c'
hralcd speech on the RECOMMENDATION
and fran .n.noun az iLe sih pr dollar
$3.50 o,l a.. hold
w. y" WV '''''
81 lh"N' H"N''"' "h'''"'''
which the ,Ounir, needs, and the pro
uIr dcmonl. is the subj ct # murh ia
,r,,l, ,,mm,oi T., the West and
~ ., ,o,,.,l, nu,l,c
"''''"'''' ""' '' ~
services, aa well aS MS ny" P'''"''
character, are continual rv"klng
ur,i.r Witness, the lolIpwiu. uori e
49,. All
WV" o.
N""N'' Wisconsin, ''"'N '"
'n- recently ~ ~uslIlh2'"n'
"a ,.ul.m,u nr mark lhat la, agj.
haitian If ,bc ,urrrun question nus
,,r~,n'.or,, nr,upb, out i, the llon.
I,h, N Hi.,t If T~,uu,,,rc, CHAIR
man -, Committee Of Cams OF the
Iris statesman, "A scholar II
,r,r and purr mnllcman-a comhiua.
nam NJ u,nut.ps not us easily found in
nur man NOWADAYS rs the, were thirty
,rnr,om. II does one GOOD to NEE,
ami converge with him. Intercourse
y,,h .urn Il man brings to mind the
I,,s when there were at Washington,
Sin, WRIGHT. Vh.mos II Benton and
Felix Grund,, who were giants in
L|ino ,hn h@otrlrs uf the ucoule-men
WHO attacked the money power in
1g33-4-5. and Gnall, overthrow it.
I, il. Trina thpv bud f. Jackson in the
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-04-11
LUMBGR.
Hunts Station, Tennessee.

The undersigned is now prepared to re-
ccive and I'LL all orders. ut short notice,
for the following kinds Of lumber. ut the
annexed prices:
Oak, per NJ. per car load. S11.50
Delivered ut Winchester or Decherd. l2.50
Gum. per W.. per car bad. . ll.50
DELIVERED at Winchester or Dccherd, 1850
Poplar. per NJ, per ear load, 1850
Delivered ut Winchesteror DecIlerd, 1850
viii receive wheat, corn. bacon. and any
other understandable barter. taken in ex-
change for lumber ut market prices.
j. ID. LIPSCOMB
us5th. l3Tj-tfAuet
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-04-11
Thank God!


From the Sew York SUM
II our Revolutionary fathers could
With prOpriely. rs was the custom OF
George Washington, deyoully thank
Providence whenever victory rested on
their blood stained arms, 30 may the
PATRIOTIC men Of all parties in the
oh'.ea States who are now peaceahl,
Tin Vsna,ng 'or the same principles
NV. 10 elect their own rul.r,-ior
"s " ar OF the Revo'u,io, was
~ 'e'.ren'iy return thanks TO Nh,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-04-11
4 OF CRIME
\ Leaf From the Lives ,f the
BraSSUil ~lirOthcrS
The following p,lnl, nom u ,lnl.-

.
The following point, from "A state
mon, u,,lo fac l., mad Tr,k Hr,s,cIlI
Ham y..,rn, at C,,kr-I
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rrm,Il, 4. tL, u,y..
49,. p,.r,n
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-04-11

AND REPAIRING.
Andrew manner,

In the shop formerly occupied by A.
Fassnacllt. on High street. Winchester,
Tenn. is prepared to do all manner OF
BlarksmitlIins and Repairing OF Machi-
merry. Plows made or pointed and horses
shod promptly. and perfect satisfaction
guaranteed. Eighteen years experience
in the largest cities in the 'oid country"
drc1-ly
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-04-11
PROFITS of the Presidency.
What Hayes is Supposed TO be
Making az the WI IL" House.

''"" ''''' WV ~" '"'
hts 'ir""" "NrI @"2'ooV aS s"loIy'
y r"I r'~ Ii'I A''o "''er '''e nl''''"s
"l Congress was 4" 'rnI ~ "llI '"'
an alleged drhr rHrN III lhr 7%u!nfleo
md contingencies "t The Nbile H"n'''
tor the lat fiscal veal, although the.
u,Hnl aIprou n.ioos h"| nrrn ANY
m."lr tor r\.r r%p"oar "1 II II 'Ia'
.rou', WAT 0"r"i'r "i w." mon'
Tor ~" qhol ~ h.l"' u Anr'h """ ."
II, winch cOu'l nol ne drawn ~ adj
vance. hn- not ''r'n rNIIH'nru IN
.,,s,, hpHcNrr, voted hlw nt'r' 80
600, llslrrj 81 $!5,OVo, " IL" Il
ln1irs'Iy asked,
Tue estimate, tor til" next hScn'
year mclnie items Tor ne W ne
llpu-, wIucI never tpp"arrI peI"ft III
-Ucn "a category. Among olArIH' u
]carla." ana horses, Il driNri ua'rr the
name OF messenger, repairs a'o Tue
IINr' "'l'N il""'H' '""" ""''
seeks to f'olrn on the ioX~p"}rFs' after
Vic maunrr ~ wdlrh ne 'eeu' nus """
%nur,r-, hy approprIallnS Tue forage
when Gen 7horiha" '''o'ecS !" '''
Treasury tor imaginary sl''N'
IL !, doHhlIil II MI hayes n"7 *
pended one nun OF the SnIa'y recv'V''
in the past year. The expenses o. Nv
ln4 n the hIlG House are groH9'N
exaggerated for eject. IL Iurnlshed'
heated, lighted, watercd and equipped.
in every respect, with a butler mes
sen2cr, Il large vegetable garden cost
" greenhouses, ana other cOhEe"Iel-
Cics, all OF a very Luxurious sort' /"
fact, the only expense incurred Ny t'ie
incumbent is the maintenance OF MS
family and the cer"mohiou' miners
The reception which jenkins "eI'sh''
to describe, whether by dny or ny
night, do not cost MN Il anne, Ior Tue
lights, the attendants ana the h'"er''
which form the only elements u y
prnsr, are paii IOi Ny lhc puO''c ''t"'
try.
The habit Of all Presidents uaS n'rh
10 extend the 1ospIlHiilIcS oI 'Ie " me
HOES to members Of Congress Win
out regard to party, to l1e Jn''cl'IS'
ani the diplomatic body - h"'l Is
obligatory, and after llaI 10 ,'"''e ''e
President exercises MS pWA nl'GF'''""
and l1stc, ana Il"rr"i'tS' LUZ '""
vr"lI"nai 'laigr r'Sl7 upon " "'''S "
prpprIetN, ana ''I' ""Is' S"''' ""'
,..t--l t,tFl, IhA 4NhDpt ltInn lhlt H.
granted win INC 'AP'','''o" '"'' "
""uld U' hl"aN' "I'c','" 'e'''"'"t'l
FROM washington" """' ~ Un"
every If''id'"I was pan" 9-''ooV "
year ana zone ever '"'"P'''''" '"''
,nr sa'"r wa" ''l'H'll4'''"'' ''',H" "
T. H''"' ana even E~'"''""S' '"NI'''''1
WIS ''' RUE ,'''''"H "''' yuan ''=",'
years. '"' ",P"''''''' "'"'' wa,
pay oI ''' once '"' '"e '',' '''"' ~
@'rra"'' ~ ''e N'''rN IRA" "''' '"' Wv
pr"p'' sweep away II ''' o"9"'"b IVY
uoA .'' great nAJ''"H '""' ''P''''-
ted the outrage
Inc courtesy que |" l''' r'Prerr'''-
l'Fr' oI 'or'l@n 3"'''"'l'n'7 ~ ""'"
lnGtoh makes 1t u P'I' 81 '"c "'"''''"
social law ina me i'''''''"' s"a'' '""'
the IIrSt proper opportunity "'''' '"-
lel'h4 "'I'.' 10 l"'''' '"t"' l" "'' ''"'''
untI 10" this canon mas never "'.'
violated, '"l' on Tie c"I'''"'N' ''' ''e'
,, ,n,
Iah hrtc'llhI WI. Aia''7 mas XIV"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-04-11

Gold vas quoted in New York Mon
day at .009 Tennessee bonds, 80 for
old and 36 for new
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-04-11

The Shelbyyi!le Glzclle, upon the
question Of the Stale debt, very lerscry
Expresses the views Of the IloME JuuR
AL, which We have heretofore cX-
pressed, ~ ]fOllOwa "Ol the question
Of the State debt the Gazette Will br
alike opposed to reputation and cX-
c]es,ive taxation. Reputation should
not be thought Of IN any torn tor n
moment. The first question to con,
Riucr is, What is the STATE able to pay
without hurIcning It's citizens With TX
c~ebsive taxes 2 II il can be found
that she can pay the ii!ty cents asked
hy the bondholders, then pay ii but il
it be found that she is not able to paw
that amount, then let Il commission ol
her best citizens and ablcst tinancicr,
who do not own a cent of her bonds
be selected to confer with the bond.
holders, when, W. think, a compromise
could he arrived at alike acceptable to
the creditors Snd honorable TO the
State. This is the position of the & :
Zetle on that question. 1t will ever
earnestly fight against the stigma OF
population being placed upon Tenncs
sees bright cscutcheon; and when
ever the State arrogantly assumes TO
dictate terms to its creditors, it is re
p%udiation 10 the extent tina, the terms
are less than the amount the creditors
are willing to take. The Gazette is III
favor OF the lowest figure possible in
an honorable compromise of the debt,
even if it be at len cents on the dollar
but there must always be two sides
and Il mutual agreement to a co
mise. An arrogant dictation OF terms
hy the debtor 10 the creditor il u spe-
cies OF b~rigandage which the Gazette
cannot anI will not endorse"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-04-11

Subject to the decision Of Il C%onyouriouJ
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-04-11

Thursday, April II, is"T~.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-04-11

WlSCADSIbE, IGANEySEE,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-26
Paradise sports.

Last Saturday night party of poker
players ia Paradise saloon drew their
revolvers and bet on putting out the
hghis with bullets. They fred seyera
shots and created considerable excite.
nent, people from all parts OF the vii.
lage rushing in the direction OF the sa.
ioon.,f Charley Allen who was present
when the shooting occurred. Informs MS
that some men in the crowd which
gathered outside the saloon commenced
firing '' eaas in the air, and the
sports became alarmed and broke ou,
OF the back door of the saloon and run
like quarter horses. Nobody was hurt.
though several were badly frightened,
and will not again play at the game Of
pstting out lights with pistol shots.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-26
shipping FIour to California

Since the settlement of Nevada by the
pale faces until quite recently. it has
been TO s.great extent dependent upon
California for breadstuffs. Now, how
ever. Eastern Nevada. but particularly
Humboldt county. ls wholly indepeDd-
ent OF California. 30 far as grain and
-four are concerned. Paradise valley
produces sufficient four aud barley for
home consum ption. and has quite a
surplus left for export 10 Eureka, Lean.
der and Elko counties. Notwithstand.
ing this fact, the Government, or those
who represent it in San Francisco, sent
several Car loads of -four here some six
or seven weeks ago to be forwarded TO
McDermi., Harvey and other nort bern
posts. Some of this -four WAS sent
north to its original destination, and
more OF 1t was stored in the warehouses;
1t The depot. Anprder csms from the
Agents of the Government to ship two
car loads OF this -four back to Califor.
mia, and persons not conyersant with
the facts will now imagine that Hum
bolds four 10 being shipped to C,lifor.
! MIA. when in reality ii is only - move
60 humbug Uncle Sam The four
ought NOT to have been sent here in the
srst place. as there is plenty OF the
article made from Paradise grain 10 the
county. but once here it look . ridiculous
10 send it back to California.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-26

I A grand ball will be given at Cen
tennial Hall next Thursday { CHANTS.
Rivingl evening. Good music has been
engaged tor The occasion. Supper will
DO served ut the Capital Restaurant,
aud tickets Can be procured at the
Postpfics. Yonng men should lose no
time M engaging partners for the dance,
as they are 10 demand, aud the supply
10 Hunted.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-26

nNRIBUTE contracts will be let on the
Il Manau Mine. House, blacksmith FOOLS,
and mining tools furnished. None bat respon-
sable parties need apply.
W. @. GREGG
Greggsville, Nov. q, 1878. I'm
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-26
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
DEssls KEARSEY.
The Great sAnti-wenepsiiss Home
ward Bonnd.

srsss.-eSs5rkft8E 8".me-
ward Bcand.
The San francisco extdrsymsn end
sand lot orator. Dennis Ksarney. passed
through last evening on his way to
California. He was she center Of at.
traction at the depot, and was sur.
rounded by . large crowd. all anxious
to see and bear the great reformer.
while the, train remainsd at the station.
He did not appear to be very despoud
ent over his i'll lick in Massach usetts,
in fact the campaign must have agreed
with him aud added several. pounds 70
his avoirdnpojs. vafious opfnions wese
were expressed as to the future success
Of the great anti uonopolist. Some
thought he had passed the zenith Of
his fame and would greg daily sink tnto
oblivion, while others thought, as he is
said to tbiak. that he can be next Gov
error of California if he desires the
position, 3tlI il s3fI U0lf III
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-26

To the ear of affection is the signs of q
dry, metallic cough, that seems as if o
rattle were sprung in the chest of the
beloved one. Hasten to loosen 1t with
Haie's Honey of Horehound aud Tar,
the new msdicina, agent, which is ad-
mitted to be the best remedy for pal.
monary complaints at present known.
The cures il Is accom- llshing asto uish
the faculty and delight the people. All
druggists keep it, Price so cents and
vi. Great saving to buy large size.
Pixies foothache Drops cure tooth
ache In one mlhute. sold by all drug
gists Ut Is cents.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-26

a. Wssh. O'Nsal has purchased the Big
Prize, mine in Mount Rose District,
and has ten men at work on it pros
pecting the ledgs aod extracting ore.
de intends TO commence shipping the
ore TO S,lt Lake shortly unless the
Humboldt Reduction Works start up
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-26

NoTICE is hereby given that the tax on
IN proceeds Of mlnes for the quarter end
ing september 81 lS.S,Is now due and payable,
NJ my Office in the Courthouse OF the County
" Humoolds, aud tnat The laws for its c1i.
ecsion WIZ 10 strictly enforced. tl}.
JAMES buGkSLR. CvuELy Assessor.
BY ,. BuokNFR. Deputy assessor.
Winnemlcca, Nov. II, 1918. I'm
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-26
surveys Completed m .,l,,.l

Conntylsurveyor Van GLannsp. who
has been engaged in the field on the
Little Humboldt aud in Quin River
Valley for the last two months, has
completed the surveys of several town.
ships end returned home. ~
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-26
Cattle shipped.

W. b. Todhunter shipped from this
station to San Francisco to-day ten Car
loads OF fat beeves. Humboldt sirloin
and porterhouse steaks are now in dc.
mand and selling at u premium in Cali.
fOrnia. b
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-26
F.irmoant Mil, Castings,

A lot of castings, consisting of wheels
tforlthe, mill. and CRATES. frames. etc.
for the furnaces Of the Fairponnt
Mining Company, arrived here yester-
dps.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-26

! Persons desiring to purchase, lots 10
Spring City. situstea 10 the Paradise
mines. are referred to an ad. in another
column OF this Issue OF the SILVER
STATE. a0 ~ iitf.3i -:
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-26

ANOTHER horse has been encountered
10 the Sierra Nevada, and q Mexican
yaqnero has been engaged to report on
the strike.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-26

A new postofice, to be known as
SiskraB. has been established in the
Paradise mines. with James Elliott as
Postmaster a9.laHs sdt Ja he1sg4 Is tils .a5
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1878-01-24
Stomach BitteFs,
In Walkers Rheumatic Curs
Rettison's nglish Horse
liniment

has proved itself one ef the best Lini-
rents made for sprains, Bruises. etc.
In all eases when tried tor eitber msn
or beast. and will do all He claim for II.
Try n bottle. and We are satisfied you
will never afterwards use any other.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1878-01-24
Onr lrsserf.

GW Sti"
fwo-Batton kids A young goat
ight.
The latest thing out-The hired
girl.
The hornet belongs to the power that
bee.
When iaa pig the heaviest "hen
he is led.
The tramp qnestion-How far is 1t to
the next village?
When is a sheep like lux? When You
take it into the pen.
When is a gambler like q sportsman
When the game III MS own.
Young men should pattern after plan
os-be sqnare, grand, upright.
The man who has been sparkling a
girl SAYS she has a heart Of flint.
what parts Of the body are the most
useful to carpenters? The nails.
Aa Isl an rrA
Money that bank officers get away
with is charged to running expenses.
When. is a white man an African
when he's a black in (~blncking) his
shoes.
Sugars. Tobacco and bullony sawsig,
Ia ora of the worst signs of the hard
as 81 -Ns@ @4
times.
New song nv n lady-t'Be it ever 50
humble. there's no place like the neigh
boris"
II is disconraging to see the price of
liquors decline as soon as a fellow has
sworn off.
A bows advice to school masters
Let all the ends thou aimest at be thy
country's. t'~ 8
Josh Billings says, very truly. yon
had better not know &C much than to.
know SO many thingsthat amt so.
A Sabbath school scholar was asked
what Adam lost when he fell, and he
replied: II suppose it was his balance =.
Have YOU any loose change. this
morning? said a young fellow to his
companion. No, indeed. money IS
tight.
The experience Of many a husband,
What a fool I have been! The expert
snce of many a wife. What a fool | have
gotl
A little child os u acquaintance
thinks that God must be glad when
prayer meeting night comes. cause lie
hears such lots. of news"
I. is almost impossible to wash. ink
stains out of clothing, bat if yon nse
the same ink to mark the name on a
boiled shirt, it will disappear in two
weeks.
hpilkins after having shown his
Youngest boy how to black his own
boots every morning, remarked That
there's nothing like having a little Son
sLiuei In the houso.
A Fifth Avenue young lady has com
piled A list OF her gentlemen acqualn
tances, and entered their names in a
handsome parlor album. She plainly
calls 1t her him book"
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1878-01-24
Extract Jamaica Ginger.

For ~beautiiy the complexion, 'aectuaiiS
removing Tan. Freckles. Blotshes, aud
giving the skin an elegant smocthuess
net easily attained by amy other. its
use among the ladies in the East giSss
II y character for efficiency wnish At
once IN ps IL ms iunnits!y superior fSr
She toilet OF any lady.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1878-01-24
~ NEW ORLEANS.
WI1RK READY
AT
New Store.
,ss 4 ISL MAGAZINE st.. Con. st. ANDREWS,
sS RITE BrilDrsG,
NEW ORLEANS, La,
TO ALI ORDERS
II GOOD .,
ID &@
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g
AND
@6E NEEs 4 g
HOUSE KEEPING GOODS.
"o" IN
U r STOCK
1855 $3.50 OF c3A&C
u E Y 90
Is Complete in
EVER .
aud recognized as
THE BEST AND CHEAPEST
in tn G Cityof
NEW ORLEANS.

Wehave on hand Very large assert
ment of Blank, IS, which we offer al
fifty per cent. less than the market
value. ~
Red. White, Blue and Gray Fian nels
at my price.
All sorts of Plaid FlanneIs- at Is cents
yard; sold generally at no cents.
Good Canton Flannel at ~ cents.
AUnhleached Cotton at 5, ! and 2 cts.
Coed value. ~
A White Lonsdale at o cents.
Cont. Thread at 5 ce nts a spool.
Black Alpaca at % cts. worth 30 cts.
All eoiors-Atnaca at 30 cents.
Cork and French made Corsets a spe-
cialfv With us.
Handsome Dmhroideries from 5, I, g,
10. II AMI Is cents per yard.
I.adies' dnishea Hose at p cts. a pair.
iIemssitchrd U~andkerehiefs at ID cts
u pi.ce
Large Towels at 10 cents.
Table Damask ut 3J cents per yard.
l0-4 Brown sheeting at 70 cents per
yard. G"oi article.
1914 Bleached Sheeting at - cents pei
yard. GaoG article.
White Linen at d, so and IS cents per
yard.
Three cases nice Prints at AZ cents
per yard.
Fuiiiine OF Black Alpacas. Morinos
Cashmere. Tamise. Poplins, Bed
spreads, .tc., etc.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1878-01-24
ALLIE Ms
APPROVED COTTON
NTERS

O"N obo " "a
NO. 1888 ROYAL ST., - NEW ORLEANS. LA.
I beg leave to call the attention Of nv
friends ana the pnbIica at large to my re.
duced Price List of Screwed and Sewed
Boots and Shoes, manufactured of the
best material and on the latest styles, viz
Boots Screwed, per doz ? 81 10
Boots Sewed, (frst class) Jos 90
Fancy Caliskin Caters, screwed, ~ 90
Fancy Galfskin Gaiters, sewed, ~t6 %
Fancy Morocco Caters, screwed, 80 oO
Fency MoIocco Caters sewed, 60 90
F,.ncy Ruff Caters. screwed, SO 90
pl,;r Morocco Gsiters SO 90
Heavy Kip, 81 W
Kip brogsns, 1"8 % W
Iibera, 1,scount allowed for cash. All orders
nav * T. 49, 5000 6-m