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Middletown transcript., 1878-10-12

Winter Sausage Mrs s T Shallcross
Odessa Del diploma
lst prem Knit Suspenders Mrs 5 3 Shall
cross Odessa w
Ist prem Gold Cake Mrs Thos Cochran
Middletown w
lsl prem Silver Cake Mrs Thos Cochran
Middletown OO
lst prem Chocolate Cake Mrs John Cos
griff Smyrna 10
Isl prem Lady Cake Mrs Presley Spru-
ance Smyrna 90
Pair Croquet Mallels A Williams
Falkland Maryland diploma
lst prem Twin Short Horn H,ifers, K
A Cochran, Jr, Middetown 10 90
lst prem Grade Devon Cow, Charles
Cochran, Middlt&own 90
For the Exhibitors who have taken the great
est number of premiums:
LADIES DEPARTMENT.
Mrs Thos Cochran, Middletown, lst, $40 90
Miss Nellie oldham, Port Deposit, I'd, 90
In the Gentlemen's Departments Richard l..
Naudain, Middetown, Del, and William T..
Shallcross, Odessa, Del, take the first and
second premiums, but there is tie between
them to be decided-each having been award
ed the same number Of premiums.
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THE LIST OF PREMIUMS awarded
by the several committees at the re-
cent Fair of the P. A. & P. Associa-
citation, held at Middletown, is pub
lished in a comprehensive form in this
issue of the TRANSCRIPT, and occupies
the greater portion of our available
space; but as the list will be of inter-
est to all exhibitors, their friends, and
to every one favorably inclined toward
this Fair, we do not think it necessary
to offer an apology for deyOting SO
much space to its publication.
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DIED.

DAVIS-At Williamsburg, Va, September
22d. 1878, of congesIive chill, Florence Mad
aline, daughter Of Edward and Louise ]. Da-
Wis, aged years months and Is days.
WARREN-In MiddIetown, Oct IL, 1878,
Mrs Elizabeth Warren, in the -7lst year OF
her age.
The funeral will take place from the house
of her Son-in-Law, W. W. Wilson, Sunday
afternoon, Oct 18th. Services in the n. 3.
Church, at 81 o'clock. q
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Health is an inestimable jewel. The cough
that deprives you of it may take your life too.
One bottle of Hales Honey of Horehound and
Tar will avert the evil, and save you from
consumption. Will you weigh Life against a
half-doIar Sold by all Druggists. Pixies
Toothache Drops cure in minute.
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If YOU desire cheeks with roses of health up
on them; ifyou want that peculiar brillancy
of complexion SO priced by ladies and admired
by everybody; if in word, you want that
perfection of physical appearance that pure
blood insures. use DR.. BULBS Mixture
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NOTICE., ALEXANDER MAXWELL,
" nf Mid Iefntun Nav CnntIn nnn.A,. nj

NOTICE.-I, ALEXANDER MAXWELL,
In of Middletown, New Castle County and
State Of Delaware, do hereby give notice that
l intend to make application TO the Court Of
General Sessions of the Peace and JaiEDcliv-
cry of the State of Delaware, in and for New
Castle County, on the first day of its next
term, which will commence and be held at
New Castle, in New Castle County aforesaid,
on Monday, the 18th day Of November, A D,
1873, for license to keep an inn, or tavern,
and TO sell intoxicating liquors in less guam
titles that one quart. to be drunk on the prem
ises, al and in the house now occupied BY me
as tenant, and known as the ',Middletownl
Hotel.r The location of said house wherein,
] propose 10 keep an inn, or tavern, is in Uni-
ted School District, Nos 60 and "a, in New.
Castle County aforesaid, and near the corner
of Main and Broad Streets, in the said town
of Middletown. The names of the respecta-,
ble citizens recommending my said applica-
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OHIO.

A~S''OSS' SsetS = SSebies
COLUMBUS, October 9th -Forty-six
counties heard from, officially and un-
officially, show a net Republican gain
of l5,708. This ratio of gain in the
forty-two counties to hear from would
give the State to the Republicans by
$500 plurality This ratio will, how
ever, not be sustained, and the Repub-
lican majority will not probably exceed
5000. The National -Greenback vote
is estimated at 10000 to $4,000.
CLEVELAND, October 9.-Returns
from the doubtful districts are so
meagre tonight that it is impossible to
make an exact statement of the result.
1t is tolerably safe, however, to con-
cede to the Democrats all districts not
known to be Republican. This makes
the delegation stand: Democrats, IL !;
Republicans. 8. The returns of the
Nationals vote are not full enough to
admit Of accurate theorizing as to the
part they played. One thing is evil
dent, however, that their role was
ridiculously small one compared with
their pretentions before the election
and the apprehensions of the old par
ties. Only in the Toledo district and
the Cleveland district did they make
formidable showing. The only tangi-
BILE effect they produced on the. result
was to defeat the Republicans in the
Toledo district.
INDIANA.
INDIANAPoLIs, Oct. 9.-The Demo-
Gratis have certainly carried the State
by $4,000 majority, and have secured
the Legislature, which insures the cleo
ton Of VOORHEES, to the Senate. The
Democrats have made large gains in
Republican counties and the Republi-
cans in Democratic. Clark county,
which gave Hendricks $500 majority,
elected Republican Representative.
The Democrats elect Myers in the
Fourth, New in the Sixth and Hostel
ter in the Eighth districts, all of which
are gains, defeating NJ. G. Hunter by
800 majority. / have just received a
dispatch from Orth, who says that he
has "a majority, with Boone county to
hear from. He will probably be de-
Middletown transcript., 1878-10-12

NOTICE., BENJAMIN D. L0NGLAND,
In of the town ST Georges, New Castle
county, and State of Delaware, do hereby
give notice that Lintcnd to make application
to the Court Of General Sessions of the Peace
and Jail Delivery in and for, New Castle coun-
ty, at its next session, which will be holden
at New Castle, in the county and State afore-
said, on Monday, the 18th day of November,
1878, for license to keep an inn or tavern,
and to sell liquors in less quantities than one
quart TO be drunk on the premises, at, and
in the house now occupied by me, and situ-
ate on the Main street of said town of ST.
Georges, being in School District, No 3d. Red
Lion Hundred, New Castle Cosnty, State of
Delaware. This application will be made by
me on Monday, the 18Th day of November,
AID, 1877, that beng the first day of the
term of said Court of General Sessions of the
Peace and Jail Delivery of the State of Della
ware, in and for New Castle County The
names of theyrespectable citizens recommend
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teated, as Boone county has elected
Democratic Representative to the State
Legislature. The Republicans have
elected Heilman in the First district.
Holman, of the Fifth, is defeated by
1000 majority. The Democrats and
Nationals will have majority of ten
on joint ballot in the Legislature. De
La Matyr, of this, the Seventh district,
is elected by 300 majority. The re-
suit shows Democratic gain of four
Congressman. with Orth's district in.
doubt.
Is4 IOWA.
CHICAGO, Oct. 9.-The following are
the latest returns froIl the Iowa cleo
tlons One hundred and ten towns and
fourteen counties give Hull, Republi-
can, for Secretary of State, II ,911 ma
Jority. Eighteen towns in the four
counties in the Seventh district give
Cummins, for Congress, 484 majority.
Nine towns and FIVE counties in the
Eighth district give Sapp, Republican,
Tor Congress, 1857 majority. Thirty
nine towns in eight counties in the
Ninth district give Carpenter, Repub-
lican, for Congress, 4,403 majority.
WEST VIRGINIA.
The indications are that Kenna,
Democrat, Third district, will have
500 majority over Walker, Republican
and Greenbacker. The county off
GERS are in doubt. The Legislature is
largely Democratic.
Parkersburg advices are that Will
son, Democrat, for Congress, carries
that county by 200 majority. All
the Democratic ticket is elected except
the Clerk of the Circuit Court.
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State of Dela,Oare, County Of Ne,O Castle, IS:
l, John R. HILL, Cashier of Tine Citizens
National Bank, of Middletown, do solemnly
swear that the above statement is true, to the
best of my knowledge and belief.
JOEN R. HALL, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this
7th day of October 1878.
US. CROUCH, N. P.
HENRY CLAYTON, D,,oo-
Correet-Attest; B. 7 BIGGsa 81 tors tors
octl2-lw B. GIBBS,
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Total $249,7ol OF
Saecf Dclawdrs, County Of NeO CASTE, ss:
], j. L. Gibson, Cashier of the New Cas-
tie County National Bank of Odessa, do SOL
emnly swear that the above statement is true
to the best of my knowledge and belief.
j. L. GIBSON, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this
Sd day of October, 1878.
j. G. BROWN, MP.
CHARLES TATMAN, NJ.
Correct-Attest: CoLUMBUs WATKINS, ~.
oct l2-lw WILLIAM Polk. VIC
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THE OCTOBER ELEcrIoNs.

Ohio Republican By 5,OOO-IadiamO
Democratic by an Increased Majority.
Iotoa gi0es the usual Republican Ma
jOrify- West Virginia holds to hen
Democratic Faith.
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FOR REPRESENTATIVES.
JAMES w. WARE
DR.. SWITHIN CHANDLER,
WILLIAM DEAN,
JOHN DORIAN
GILES JAMESON,
EDWIN r. COCHRAN,
WILLIAM E. RIGGS, SR.
FOR LEVY COURT COMMISSIONERS.
WILLIAM R. BRIGHT, Red Lion HID.
WILLIAM Polk, St. Georges.
WILLIAM A. MORRISON, Mill Greek.
WILLIAM L. WEIR, White Clay Creek,
JAMES T. TAYLOR, Appoquinimink
HENRY H. WELLS, Blackbird.
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1IIDDLETOWN, DEL.

FOR GOVERNOR.
JOHN w. HALL
OF KENT COUNTY.
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FOR CONGREss.

Edward L. Martin,
OF SUSSEX COUNTY.
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FOR STATE SENATORS.
]. WILKINS COOCH,
CHARLES H. MCWHORTER,
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FOR SHERIFF..

New Castle County Ticket.
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JOHN PYLE.
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FOR CORONER.
JACOB BUTZ.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF The
CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK,

In the State of Delaware, at the close of
business, October lst, 1879;
RESOURCES
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ly fine dinner was partaken of at the Ar
lington House, the largest and finest hotel
in the place. Rev. e. H. Stokes welcomed
the Association, and suitable response was
made, after which ex-Gov Parker made a
short address.
Ocean Grove is marvel in its way and
no one can fully comprehend its surprising
growth and peculiar characteristics without
a visit. Those who once visit it want to do
SO again. There appears to be a charm "a
bout it, This in part is owing to the NOR
ri and religious influences which there pre-
vail
After dinner, Jas. A. Bradley, Esq, the
proprietor of Asbury Park, adjoining Ocean
Grove, took the Association in carriages
through the grounds of the Park. Asbury
Park is also very attractive place, and
both Ocean Grove and it have desirable
characteristics not possessed in common
Some beautiful residences and drives are
found at this Park and fine lake of wat
er.
At three o'clock, the excursiouists took
cars for Spring Lake, ono of the most beau
tiful seaside places ON the New Jersey
coast, where they arrived in fifteen minutes.
They took quarters at the Monmouth House,
in charge of L. N. Maltby, proprietor
Without dsparagoment to others, we arc
compelled to say, that the Monmouth House
is the handsomest and one OF the best kept
in the country. The rooms are large, well
furnished, supplied with gas, and the table
and attendance frst-class. The surroundings
are also very pleasant, large lake for boat
ing, &c, being near the house.
On Thursday evening, concert was Civ
en- by party of singers from Railway, a.
mong whom was Mr.. Louis S. Hyer, of the
Railway Democrat. Gov. Parker presided at
this concert. Tho Governor, by the way, is
an excellent singer, and very fond of music
On Friday, carriages took the party to
Point Pleasant to look at the improvements
of Trenton company, of which ]. L. Muir
ply is president, and Judge Buchanan Sec
rotary. 1t was found to be pleasant loca-
ton and possessing many attractions.
On Friday afternoon, the party left for
their homes, delighted with their trip and
with the kind attentions they had received.
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From recent auction sales and from importers and
manufacturers anxious close large lots of ibbons
we have selected stupendous stock of shade and
other desirable Ribbons. In grades have re
stock than ought to hold and determined to SELL
put price them that will create demand and make
them so rapidly.
No o-Brown, lavender, Teal Bronze, Light aud
Dark, Drab, Ecrl, Tan, Masc, and Beige at 10 cents
REGULAR PRICE, ISc.
Entire stock No. g. Imported French, all silk gross
grain ribbon. No. IL, No. iG. No. %, No So at the
round plice of 10 cts per yard
CANNOT BE MADETo SELL AT LESS THAN soc.
Assortment of colors is light blue light pink eardi
nal, dark blue, dark pink, crimson, maroon, brown
plum.
A new lot of elegant basket ribbons at sec
These have been sold for less than 81 25 and
selling at this price in this city
5inch sash ribbons all silk, % cents very cheap
double the price
Also,a superb sash ribbon french boiled goods at
10 cents; usual price. 10 cents
splendid grade of doublefaced satin ribbon, all the
shades Nos ., r. and IL, at 10 ceuts sold when
out at 40 cents but the lot closes at 10 cents.
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SHOES.
LADIES Lisr-sPEClAL Lors.

Ladies' very best french kid hand-m button gai
tiers, at 81 90 made by J. \. Gates warranted goods
81 and IS. i"i" az
Ladies' fine kid croquet slippers at l9c. usually re-
Tailed at 81 20. -' "
half price. wv '''' 'nsh
Ladies' lasting foxed walking shoes at ssc solid solos
and guarar eed to give good satisfaction as any shoe
at 80 90 and g so elsewhere. WY 'noe
Ladies' pebble morocco handmade button CATERS
worked buton-holes and silk trimmings at 81 90 made
by r. Gates and usually reaied at So 80 and S6 col
Ladies' lasting kid ioxed button paiters q 5o
usually sold at 81 90 and 81 %. e''-'' VI ~
Ladies' pebbed goat button CATERS at 81 so euaran-
eed solid leather and warranted to give as good
faction as any shoe sold for 50 90 any other place in
the city. Fse -
Ladies' very fine kid button CATERS 81 90 usually re-
Ladies' toxed kid toilet slippers little soed at 81 D.
Mitchsl .''''s' AT % w. made by Laird schOOer and
Ladies' pebble button CATERS at 81 Is.
Ladies' lasting oxed button CATERS at 81 25 Smiths
make, and usually retaed at 81 rs and So OO
Ladies' very fine french kid handmade button CATERS
made by Laird seho6er and MITCHELL at As sold BY
Ladies' fine kid button button walking shoes at ssc.
,srs G people goat button caters made by D. Sell
Misses pebble button CATERS at Is usually retaed
Childrens pebble goat button CATERS made bv s n
Sellers 4 Co, at % usually retailed at so.
s BOYS ealiskin button CATERS at esc usually re-
Infants fancy coored Shoes Toe. per pair; usually
childs ght-cOi button CATERS, 4sc usually sold At
90. ' So'u az
MEMS LIST
Gentlemen's French calf handmade CATERS nj 4 os
guaranteed to give as good satisfaction as nv euso M
made goods in the city which cost 90 and DO
Mems English lasting Prince Aberts 40: yerv hes 4
goods. - ~ vs.
Mems french ties, II usually sold at rs and 90
Mems wood sole Shoes for walking on the beach At
seaside, 99e. ~ "
Mems wood sole shoes for working in dye house. ssc
Mems wood sole shoes, for working in brewery, 9ec
Menscongress CATERS at AZ usually retailed AT GA
Mems congress CATERS 81
Mems house slippers Soc
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DRESS GOODS.
Half wool Spring Mohairs,
noat xraa 20 nrtaa much hiuhar

Half wool Spring Mohairs, 12Hc
(last years price much higher)
10 pcs Haf Wool Shepherd Ptaids. 15c
Selling elseUhere al CSC.
50pcS. Cancels Hair Suitinqs, Zoe.
(27 inches tgde, north 25e)
popular fabric and the trouble is to supply the de-
2s pcs all wool Twed Beige, CSC.
(ernreneg cheap al 3719c)
% pieces Pure silk and Wool 46 inches wide Novelty
Bourettes, at 75c.
These goods were sold early in the season at 81 25.
10 pcs fine Novelties at Csc. Sold everywhere at be-
ginning OF at 81 90 This is new lot, sold at
this ruinous rate by the importer.
56-ach all ,oo0 French Cashmere at so CENTS thought 10 be
cheap last season by some houses at rs cents.
Guipure Beige and 30 oenh
De,lteiie CdShnieTeS, " ~
Matelasse Beige al 80 cents,
sold lost gear at rs cents.
4s-INCH SILK WRAP CAMEL'S HAIR
at 81 go last years price for same quality, So.
4sINCH FRENCH NOVELTIES, ATs2.
same quality sold last year at 50 so.
EXTRA FRENCH NOVELTIES
Mt So, that elsewhere have been sold at So 90.
MoHAIR GLACES 25cts
Selling elsewhere all the season at 3ic.
SIX SPLENDID STYLES
SILK WARP NOVELTIES AT 81 cts
Reduced from soc.
40 pcs all wool French twiIled suitinps at Bic.
These goods are light weight desirable shades, and
worth soc.
that heretofore has been always 81 so,
These goods are also very cheap.
Spring Bouretts, 6l4c
Plain Poplins, &c.
Striped Cashmere Suitings, 10c.
Neat Shepherds Plaids, 121fc.
Plain Parsee Sutings &c.
usual price, 1919 cents.)
Elegant quality silk aud wool pongees 37lac.
Chenille savoe, were 75c., 6Oc.
We Open likewise beautiful assortment Of novelties
in hernanis, organizes, French cambrcs, and in
All wool french lace bunting
All wool plain bunting.
All wool striped bunting
All wool french albatross cloth.
All silk and wool bourette bunting.
All wool beach cloth.
All wool French debeige.
All wool cancels hair cloth,
All silk and wool colored hernanis
All silk and wool French dress fabrics.
No such bargain seen In any Retail Dry
Goods Store as cases Percaes at 6c per yard, and
splendid lot A English Chntzes at 12xo Price, last
year, quarter of dollar.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
AmwelI Lodge. A. E. A, MI.

x4HAA w O1A 1AOtkE1Os AAs Il 4As 1N&s
90 A STATED COMMUNICATION OF AAIwELL
w LODGE, No. u, A. +. A, NJ, will be held at
w MASONIC HALL, Lambertville, on WEDNESDAY
EYeG, JULY 10th, 1873, at IA o'clock.
JOHN G. MOORE, SEc'Y.
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CLOTHING.

Mems fine blue flannel suits, $40.
Mems scotch cheyiot suits, Sl2.
Mems mixed cheviot suits, SIl so.
Mems fancy light cashmere suits, 2i2 90.
Mems fine black diagonal suits, Sl7 so,
Men is mixed pants, ~ 80
Mems mixed coats, 50 90.
Mons mixed vests. 81 so.
Children's Harvard suits, 81 SO and s..
Children's blouse suits, So Is and 81 so.
Children's full suits, IS.
Boys full suits, S..
Youths full suits, 81 90.
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THE MARKETS.
MARRIAGES.

RRAY-GUTHRIE.--On the 18th inst at the resi-
denee of Mr.. Samuel Moore, Gainesville Pa, by Rev
G. G. Mclean, VIM. II. II. Murray, of New Hope, Pa.
to Miss Sadie Guthrie, of Philadelphia
HOAGLAND-L AREW.-In Lambertville, June 29th
by Rev. Chas. II. Thomas Mr.. William A. Hoagland
n, J,
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A great many remedies are advertised to
bring them before the public, but the latter
decides whether the article is good or bad.
The good reputation which DIR. Bulls Baby
Syrup enjoys is standing guarantee of its
merits Price % cents.
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AWNINGS, AWNINGS.

AWNINGS, AWNINGS.
TO introduce new materials (sun Coors) for avn
ings (Rain Colors have made the price for making
and putting up "a so, 90, so and 90 each, much
lower than ladies have paid for the common goods last
year.
Another lot of those largc-szed undressed huck
towels at 81 So per Dozen
Ladies will acknowledge that our large s4French nap
kins at 81 80 per dozen are bargain.
4 careful examination of our Barnsley table linens
will secure
DECIDED BARGAINS.
Linen sheengs to be closed out therefore prices
will be low
10 Yard piece diapers. The largest and most varied
10 Yards 22-inch linen diaper 81 65.
AZ inch very fine diaper % cents per yard, worth so
Superior quality and extra heavy Russia diaper soft
finish and made of the best quality fax our special i'm
Our bathing towels and towelings, hundred quail
Theg great reductions which we have made in extra
super double damask table cloths and napkins match
makes them almost cheap the lower class of linens
sheetng Linens
Flemish Sheetngs,
French Sheetings,
Barnsley Sheetings,
Ladies' HandKerehiefs,
Gentlemens Handkerchefs
Pure Linen Lawns,
In fast coo1 np At g cents per yard Our
Natural shades, from Is cents to finest Our
UNION LINEN LAWNS,
Toe. per yard
onr printed linens Tor ladies and boys waists reduced
to 81 &c per yard.
Printed linens, 1215c per yard.
Buff linens, l2l%c. per yard Our
Stair Linens,
In Turkey Red and Black
Turkey Red and Gray
IA to 81 Inches Wide.
Our
FLOOR LINENS
2,21S 8, 1 and yards wide.
Extra Heavy Linen Slip Coverings
jacquard Slip Coverings,
Marseilles Quilts.
Jacquard Quilts, =.
Honeycomb Quilts, .
Ice Blankets,
Camp Blankets -
:. Summer Blankets
: Exhibition Gounterpanes,
200 Elegant Striped Colored Quilts,
At 50 80 each value So so each.
Fast Black English Marseilles Quilts, So 90 each.
An endless variety of designs and combinations OF
AT VERY LOW PRICES.
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[BY AUTHoRlTY.l
IN ORDINANCE

Il " OTlDT " nv CE
Entitled An ordinance to repeal ordinance cnt-
led An ordinance to provide for the reimbursement o {
the grade of certain streets and their Improvement
passed September g. 1915, and the supplement to the
ordinance entitled An ordinance to provide for the
reimbursement of the grade of certain and their
Improvement" passed April 10, 1877.
The IahaJitdns Of he Guy If Lop,bcysciie do ordaa.
SEC l. That the ordinance entitled An ordinance TO
provide for the reimbursement of the grade of certain
streets and their Improvement" passed September g.
1875 and the supplement thereto passed April 49, 1871
be and the same Is hereby repealed.
SEC q That this ordinance shall take effect immed-
atoly after its publication according to law.
Passed June 26 1873.
JAMES BIRD, President of Council.
Attest BENZ. H. JOINER, City Clerk
July Sd, 1878, PIP fees S2.25.
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PERSONAL TO OUR CUSTOMERS.



GU % k eMeud one-a
g hwasn
o,ano
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HATS.

glance at this list will show yon how very cheap cur
Hats are.
NOTEThe qualities and styles are guaranteed to he
up to the highest standard,
Mems Fifth Avenue aud Broadway silk hats a. on
Mems black derby hats, , 5o
Mems still fur hats, , 90
Mems fine soft hats , so
Mems fine soft hats, . m
Young Mems Mutra, black band R m
Young Mems Pearl, black band 3 90
Young Mems English taper 4 on
Young Mems nutra, i 40
Youths fine fur-mixed derby > 30
Youths fine fur black derby . IN
Boys drab derby, / Ii
Boys pearl corporal, 1 Ii
Boys black and blue lamar, D.
Boys white and brown straw hats AZ
Boys Yaregated straw hats, 90
Child's brown and white straw 00
Child's blue and white mixed straw a
Chlld's balmoras, blue and gray d
Child's gray mixed magic, IS
Child's fine fur dardaneles, . 50
Child's wool blue "a
Childrens straw hats in large variety, so, rs,
ST. 1 %.
r. S: WALTON gives his personal supervision 10
every hat that comes into this department
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PERSONAL TO OURSELVES.

pend on. Little by little the people have learned
patronage awarded proves that the people appre
to do the best that can be done for all
public well.
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LINENS.

Linens, Quilts, Blankets, Cretonnes,
Table Covers,
and general stock of
Upholserng Goods
Embracing new importation of elegant
Swiss Lace Curtains,
Floor Linens
Stair Linens,
nottingham Lace Curtains.
Startling prices for ladies about to furnish their
country or seaside homes.
90 Paris Nottingham Lace Curtains 95c. the pair.
"A white Mosquito Canopies,
ar 81 90 Each.
Sc Pink Musquito Canopies,
nn 81 2J Each.
100 Real Lace Canopies,
81 rs Each.
The same goods have been sold at from S. 90 to $40
each.