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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1879-01-16
And all ether Casters Cities WITHOUT ehaRg7.

This Is the only line running Pullman &GatheT1
Sleeping Cars froJn New Orleans, Mobile, JHrksOn,
Miss, Montgomery, Grenada, Decatur, jackson,
Rrnu, aud Nashville, To CinciHHatti without chang
connecting that PAINT with all lines running Pull.
man and Wagner lIRce SleePeTs to Toledo, Detroit
Grand l,apids, Baltimore, Washington, Sandusky
Cleveland, Buffalo, Albany, Salamanca and New
York without chang
This l. the only line running its entire trains b.
tween Inuisy die aud Cincinnati and thr only limo
by which passengers from the south en route Ia
Eastern and Northern citirr not in through sleeping
carsl oan avoid a tedious haul through the city Of
LOUSY ille by changing At the short Line Junc
ton with Louisville Il Great Southern RailruH1
three miles south Of the city where one elegant
dining hall Is located under the management Of the
railroad companies.
Through slccpcrS from Atlanta, Chattanooga,
Little Eock Memphis and SckShurg, made direct
connection short Line Junction with through
sleeperi 70 New York, Philadelphia, aud otLsr
cities via this line Ask for tickets via Louisville
and Short Line. No other line can equal L;
{. Z. KELLY, GeB'l TiSkp, -1E--,t
JOHN KILKE.\T, Cirn'l MESSENGER Agent.
JONI MAC LEoU, Gsn'l su2t, Louirvisle-
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1879-01-16
CONTRA

amount received during year 1878, from tax
books of 1875 and 1877 Cless collec-
tOr's-comnissions), S42I 68
Amount received of W, c, DoFiOn
privileges collected, 425 20
Amount received on tax book of
1873, (less collectors cammissions),
paid McKinnie, Treasurer 1873,
S5s2 90; paid Kahn, Treasurer 1879,
1929 68 1117 6S
ALSO amount at hands of NJ. Kahn,
Treasurer, 1877. S6 So
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1879-01-16
S1374 35

Your Committee state the latter item above
is virtually cancelled as they learn by war;
rants in hands of said Recorder received by
him in collection to balance the same, in
which case the assets would stand S1139 81
against indebtedness SGY2 is,
There may be a small amount of UMPIRE
scented claims not included above, but it is
believed not, AZ your Committee cannot now
recall any,
There is, however, between $50 90 and
800 90 worth OF claims about which there
has been some difficulty in settlement out
standing not allowed up to this time.
The insolvencics upon said lise of assets
must also be taken into account in estima-
ting the value of the assets.
Co splete reports accompanied by itemized
schedules both at the beginning Of the year
1873 and its close were prepared to be
spread upon the Records of the corPoratioF
which may be inspected by any tax
payer desiring more specific information.
! Respectfully submitted.
c. \. MILLER, Mayor 1873.
JAMES FESTRESS, JR., Recorder 1878.
january 1Ith, 1879,
, 1879-08-05

entire yield Of 1919: and In all other aertculturnl
products The Hotdcn l!esi. or L',nr-lnns I.ands
Tho Knnraa Pacific Hallway, made TN equally good
shnwng: atd It In noticeable fnct tl.st, whilo ths
Krncrnl average vlctd Of wi,rnt IN thr stA,c was
.cvrntcrn h'rhoIs tn Tho ucre. the tioIdeu.Ilc't
lsnns 1,rodncch an average Of twcnty.f fur bushels
tu thn ucrc. fnrinx The continuation IT sr t:anp-
Mectfnv. opportunities will be Afforded Ia visit
various atAtl0ne OF kausas. and the ksnHas InciHr
Halfway viii oderurca,ly reduced Fatea fur lnnIcx.
plostrf tickets 10 Wow tho ht,!s atd cities hlonv
!he Golden Iiett, thus enabling. u! .vatlurs
to~na.tay sTsx VIII VEN a, sahstant1a' 10.
actuu! inspection and obseryaIon. Tie second
Grand FaI1onn' Temnernncc Camp. Mrcfirx viii Dr,
neynnd doubt. this tnost notable cyent In thu Wc,t
during tnn Year,-thc bathtngcr or the time whrn
every slnte IN thu Union. fnnw!n. In the fonl+ict1
" Kauaas. will have tta annual Tcmpcras,rr Camp
Meetings. cunrcnIn2 in annual Saliunal Convcn.
linn In tho autumn VI "nrfr rear at isnssck truro
" cumnsef and encourage ench other 10 The noble
wnrx
From what Is prelIctcd anil tl,c assurauccs
given. this gathering Of those rneaxed in Tic
promotion of the Temperance eausn will uu-
doubtcdly result Ia grenl aueress n,,l gool; and
The t,r1Hcedinas Ut the Canp-Meetnx will ba
watched by thousands who mar be unable to at
teud. Z. 8.
, 1879-08-05
SANITARY.
A Fever.Breeding Hole on the
Lake Shore.
Methods Of Ventilation Applied 1T the
fremont Houge,
A pEsT-fIOLE.

n
II The officials Of the Illinois Central Railroad
cnn.pany had turned their attention exclusively
10 tlIr creation OF a SPOT wllcrn the tuost mAIy-
1,ans fevers could havo birthplace, they could
not p1sAibly have sticeecdel better than they
have At tho foot Of lwenty-1fth street, by the
iakt.bhorr.
At this point. near the boae-house, pier runs
ont some 100 or ~ feoL Tie pier meets a
etrtletues sklrttng tie sbort and forming. a
breakwatcr, This sheet OF water tho Illinois
Centrn1 Railroad Company determined To abo.
tsh some tttue ago. and from the moment their
i,orcrs have bccn securing the city for garbage,
which they dumped IN the water. The atten.
ton uf the ilealth Officer Was directed to the
spot by some ot the people In tile vciuity, who.
w'llln willing to endure Bridgeport, resolved to
draw The line on tic Illinois Central Rai'-
stopped, g. large ctece Of water
vas ohs half filled In, and dead does, rats, cats.
vegetable matter Of al kinds In every ytats OF
decomposition. lo.da, shoes, oyster-cans, etc.,
etc., were srft ~ thrown fn, forming swcut-
scented uau Of ferer-broth ~ It Il posaibte tn
conceive vi.
When tho Health Officer iuserfertd the stencil
wss bad enough. Snw, however, the arGlom.
tncrailnn Of rutretsction. after wcek's baking
In the sun. srnds forth an otior against which
the people living b! fasten down tlcir windows
and stun thc!r keyholcs In yntu. Flies, MOS
III 1asrads ny the fostering ro.td hes. md fever
or cholera has been extended cordial invita-
tion to walk through the adtaeent blocks by tho
ruilroad d!gnftartes.
Very perttnently II ts asked BY thrse citizens
who arc suffering, why does the Health on
10 soncth!nE to sweep away this abom!nablc
QutSauce}ff
, 1879-08-05

Col. John A. Rice. Of the fremont Housc who
has gtren much attention to the subject Of ven.
tttntlOn on large stale, has Just completed 4
system for relieving tic hotel OF dtssereeable
| oaors nth1 gases itolh the kitchen Anu working
| rooms, which formerly was the causc OF great
complaint With Ills guestA. His scheme II not
altogether new, but II Is tho most tom ptcte md
successful Arrangement Of the kind yrt made.
Tho lnaiu point Of Ills idea Is shaft sixty .ect
bigh, four By eight feet on tie Inside,
containing therefore thirty.two squarc feet
surface. inside ths shaft ia a Gue
twenty-cght by thirty.slx inches, connected d.
rcctir with the furnace which beats the laundry,
aIstng-rootns, etc. IL sll the working-rooms,
drcctlv vSeh ths main % .ha.t. Tie iria inner flue
being Itself hot heats the air In the maEn shaft.
creutcs a draft, and carries The odors und foul
gases above the hotel. where they are dissfpatrd
by the pure air, In addition to being heated on
tic upward passage. Some time ago the ofIcu-
stro smell was carried over the house, while yes
teEday, when reporter made q vfalt 70 thc
wUrklnC-tOotna. aud ail-ercn tho laundry
Wcre delightfully."- cnol.
In the matter of t[tspos'nc OF The sewer gas,
Col. ticc has ndoptcd on larCc scafc and with
The TRIBUNE, and that is simply 70 connect The
catcl,-basius with the chimney. ua has found,
however, t1at tic gases do not rise readily Ia
the hcary volume Of sMoke generated by the
boilers, nnt', to obEiate this, has built around
tue duc tackct, tusfdc OF which the ducts lruu,
the catcll-basans nru led. Here again draft Is
created BY tho hcnt from tho chimney and tho
noxious Eascs arc deprived Of their poisonous
sufficient height. to rentlrr tho operation per-
fectly safo 10 tllr teaith a,d otactory nerves Of
the boardcrs In the skr-2ar@ors
In regard to vrntilat!iE. the sewsrs. Col.
n{Ha rfIn nHrNr rAnNa hnu l. r..
, 1879-08-05
Prince Napnirnnte Family Collection.

Prince Napoleon ~ surrounded by the relics
of thu great tusi Of lIfs fausi'S. Ho hns a col.
lection 0f busts representing every lueaIbcr of
tho 1alHty. n,alu ur feu,aic. lie llas strles Ut
the First Nnpolru,l, rcnrscutin. l,tm at thu Va.
rous skuges vi his wonderful career, beginning ut
BrIenne. at.,. ending tst. llclena Perhaps tlIg
otLgst Item IN tho PrInce's collection are two
pictures, ouu BY Ilofare rcrHut, representing
srrncs III tllu eaupaiy,l lu t!Iu Cr,lnca Eernct's
picture represents ttlu hattlu VI ths AlA.a, aud
uietares l'rlnre Nnpnleun standing calul a,ul
lm,uoyuble while n shell Is bursting Ill u nut
unfansIltIat manner au.uiss tho officers VI his
Htntk
, 1879-08-05
A Daa.l Man Pays fur tI,n Dstpisss

=
Scene In n restaurant near tic Court -I1o usc-
-Four gents at bar md four giHsaes on bar,
Counsellor-"O, no, I'll paw" Giant Ia Drat-
''Hut insist" Col,n6clor-" Mr. dear bur, It
comes out Of the estate, 70 III all rluht.n
Gent iii Drnb-"P PITY that the dead man llAs to
nay for the drinks, but can't tfayc ooc." IIa
ba! hal [Thcy drink, and The estate, pcr cous-
sellor, pays.
, 1879-08-05
No other whtsker nso cauals ll,l,'s-5o cents.
r11E TRIBUNE miiANCaa OEr'IUl;N

T11E TRIBUNE HlsANCRA OFFICES.
TN OItDE1s Tt1 ACCOMMODATE httls NUMEROUS
pstfnns Throughout tt.H city have established
li.snc, pticex 4! te dtnercut Divisions desS1laieti
he!0E, wfsrs Adxrtt tkGtnstfs viii he taken fn. tia
rrtce nllstued At tho AaIn D aud Will te rnceIvri
O3 saturdays
~. G il. s1MMs, ,aossel'crs md s,atioocss, II,
twenty .hscu1d.at.
-. n: Valdez. Newslcstnr, stattoncr, cte., tnA}
West MkdtMIn.st.. nnar WcsterR.av.
,lDnEHr TliIiUMsrON,. Wcst.a Now4 Depot.
llttlo iaRtlTf.sy.. tornes uf lIaistGt.st,
III. e. lfEHRlCK. JrwrItr, ,Nu1sicaler, and Fancy
Go0dA IN D4Ake-xt. carrier t,fntHilr.
Agent News and HtattoncIy Icto Al Eat Dlylsiuh-
, 1879-08-05

I'll means use *brown'a yrfmifufe Contis, :"
1aoy asp ths ttst, susvst, and most Ilsasant reul
Guy known. Avusl CoAulcrfalta. lstcp. 25 csnts.
, 1879-08-05

Tbs prospect Of a ship-canal scro,s tho fatamus
having besl drcsdad upou, and tho ros suQsestast
by Lieut.. Nyse hAyiux 0ccn adopted, Iuu Inter.
Ueean,c Canal Universal Company rtnv cnues b,-
toso thc public Al tho hrst san.otar of tho seiepu.
Mr. j. DO Les%sps, the falnou4 fnxInour u lLs
order 10 carry out the end in yisw, thu Company
oger simultaneously, tu Eurups aud Amsrtca.
per cent payment IN subscription ~ Der cent or
ktotn,oas, futuru calls 10 " snnaunceI Ut least
! tArcU M0utha beforo uayHent IL required. Tho
Conptuir d'Escuupta do Paris will receive sut.
scElptona III lrlv. ut II lluu liceyesr AID tu the
United States through their Correspondents,
McsArs. UsuWA NrutLcsv.
v Gh{t Rnxfruto y rnAfNPas hal tni 1,
, 1879-08-05

" llatF Royivpm" reAtotes gray halr to it4 orig.
iual colot Tor E0 cents.
, 1879-08-05

GTOnAGE fUn FultNlTuRE AEltctI ASDlsE,
y buIaa te. cheapest And 9att i9 ety, 1dvGncot Re
, 1879-08-05

zsATENISs ..-.. .... .
1lATENTS, TRADE.MANKS, CAvEtTH-MukkA y
e., u Park ito",. Suw ioFf. ptoptstnFs Vt tfs'
Thrifty iuur tqar. lHrutru ~ aolie!turs Of patents.
IIxud. bUuk III Patents win full directions und u-
Vice, scat fltu.
, 1879-08-05

A II. PHYSICIANS nEtOMAESn ll.uS nKt,;
~ ttuaIs ~ ne oay pnsGpiss q ys!lu fHysE y
,,;HE uSlt,N .ruisSlTgEE COMPANY. mi wgAv
Madison IT,, ho I'll Einls uf hey.rs,0ll guod.
ltlallhIY raYuti!ts; Inv prlerx. easy tcEnls. :
, 1879-08-05

1Ntl. KEAS, lZ3 cI.AltE.sr.. EtlIGAH0-tuSaHI..
's,iYa tfss tr..ua!ly & r " et,sr ~ csfuns tfss
illustrated buuk exfARt ht aseA beautifully toupdi
prescriptions ipr all llstlkes, FslSe, a.. po,tDala.
, 1879-08-05

Mn Bttio Troposed-Tho 1ns and Outs of
EnGtis1. Orth"Ernty Dfscnaett-httcr Which
tho vnsod question of Inprovinent ur Nm
improvement Remains o ycxsi Question
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-12-06
The Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta
Railroad,

The ceetSow Of Judge A. G. Haskell
to the presidency of the Charlotte, Co.
lumbia and Augustus Railroad is hail
cd us an auspicious omen by tho
stockholders living in the State and
the people generally. Judge Haskell
is gentleman Of the highest integrity
and is thoroughly identified with the
State. His election will do much TO
populariZe the road. Ifho be allow
ed to exercise his discretion in the
management of tIre roads affairs, we
feel sure that great Improvement
will at once be experienced. AS long,
however, rs the road is in the hands
Of foreign stockholders, who caro- for
nothing but their own interests, the
people living along the line are not
safe. The majority can make and
unmakc officers ut will. A great deal
ofnccd'css abuse was hcapcd upon
Col. J. p. Palmer, the retiring prcsi-
dent. The road has been q mere ap-
panage Of other corporations, and
the president has not been able here
totorc to exercise any volition. We
take for granted that the selection of
SO sterling citizen and popular gon-
tleman as Judge Haskell, is an indica-
ton Of n change from the past policy
of tho road, that has nearly plunged
it into bankruptcy, thrown it into
lawsuits, and reused tho ire Of the
Legislature and the wrath of tho pco-
pie. 1t is high time for this change.
The sentiment has been general that
it were far better to have the road
placed in the hands Of such receiver
as General Conner, Of the Grccnville
Road, than to have it run solely in the
interests Of foreign corporation.
Happily we havo now tirst-class
man at the head Of tho road without
going to the expense of freezing out
the stockholders to secure him. 1t is
to be hoped that tho minority stock
holders will at last begin to receive
some returns from NIL investment that
has for the past eight years been ruin
Gus. Tho Charlotte, Columbia and
Augusta Railroad is one of the best
lines in the South, and with decent
management is bound to become rich.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-12-06

AS COTTON IS KING in commerce.
80 the liver is king in the human sys-
tenn. We cannot live in any peace
with this great organ discussed. TO
keep 1t In condition to perform its
functions, use DR.. Gilder's Liver Pills.
They are sold by all druggists and
country merchaIts. For sale by Dr.
w. T.. Aiken. 3+I0
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-12-06

Chief Douglass, who pointed q gun
at Miss Meckcr, whom hc loved, is bo-
loved by the indianapolis Journal to
DO half civilized, because that is pre-
ciscly tho way the palc-faced lover
does when he is rejected. Just SO; and
If he boon wholly civilized Miss Neck
or would have becn dead woman by
this time.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-12-06
NEW GOODS !!

w havs and will sell
" our second supply of Fall and Winter Goods. ~
1 case Fruit of the Loom Long Cloth.
25 pieces other brands of Long
case Bessbroo]x
tpeces assorted Jeans and Caslmeres.
ttpeces style Prints
Dress Goods, Alpaoas, Mohairs
Blankets, white and colored,
Homespun Plaid Homspun Drlngs,
Shirting, Cotton Flannels 10y ~
Comforts Shawls Coaks, Skirts.
full white and
Drawers, Bleached, Brown and Cooed Half -
Clothing and Hats.
Overcoas! Overcoats !!
For the ladies we have nice stock of Undevest Hosiery
Rulng Collars and Cuffs Edgngs Ribbons &C.
The "Pnafore" "Juna" "Prde" Corsets
White Goods such Nainsook Lawns
For e'keepere have full line Damask
Towels. Bleached and Brown Sheeings - ''
Notions in great variety.
Ladies Misses and Children's Shoes
Mems, Youths and Boys Boots and Shoes.
Trunks Valses, Satachels Umbrellas.
In Grocery Department be found a
prices . ~ ~"
We cordially invite inspection Of feeling that wa
please. IIT,DnR 3, ~
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-12-06

Bronson Howard, who Is in Lon
don, receives $4,000 a year for the use
of his play "Truth" in the English
provinces. :"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-12-06
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS!!

81 had no appetite; Holloway's Pills
We hearty one.
"Your Pills arc marvellous"
II send for another box, and keep them
in the house"
CDR. Holloway has cured my headache
that was chronic.
Il gave one of your Pills to my babe
for cholera morbus. Tho dear little
thing got well in n day"
"My nausea of morning is now
cured"
'Your box of Holloway's Ointment
cnred me of noises in the head. I
rubbed some Of your Ointment behind
the ears and tho noise has left
"send me two boxes; want ono for a
poor family"
II enclose dollar; your prico is 25
cents, put tho medicine to mo is worth q
dollar"
"Seud mo five boxes of your Pills"
''Let me have three boxes of your
Pills by return mail, for chills and
fever"
l have over 200 such estimonials as
these, but want of space oompels me to
conclude.
For CuTANEoUs D1soRpERs,
And all eruptious of the skin, this Oint-
lncnt is most invaluable. 1t does not
neal externally alone, but penetrntes
with tho most searching effects to the
very root of evil.
HOLLOJY1Y Y',S OINTMENT.
Possessed of this remedy, every man
may be own doctor. It may be rubbed
into the system, so as to reach any in
ternal complaint; by these means, cures
sores or ulcers i'll the throat stomach,
hYer, spine on other parts It is an in
fallible remedy for bad legs, bad breasts,
contracted or stiif joints, gout, rheuma-
tism. and oil skin diseases.
IMPORTANT CAUTIoN.-Nonc arc genuine I'M
less The signature o; j. HAYDOoK as agent for
the United States Surr ounds each box or Pills
81 each. '' ~
81 There is considerable saving by taking
ING large. slZcs HOLLOWAY 4 CO.,
., New York.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-12-06
TIME TIE HEALER.

TIME TIE HEALER.
It was very soon after tho death of
the first queen Of Alfonso XII. that
Spanish politicians and statesmen en-
tcrtaincd the idea that their sovereign
would have to seek another partner.
State reasons were adduccd to show
the necessity for now and foreign
alliance. 1t was argued that only in
this way could the King dispense the
hopes Of Carlisin and its supporters.
No one, even before the twelve
months of mourning was over, SEEM
cd to think it improper in tho prcss
or IN Madrid society to discuss the
rlVal merits OF many princcsscs. At
last tho choice fell upon the Arch
duchess G. hristinc, of Austria, daugh-
ter OF the lato Archdukc Charles Fer
dinand, of Ilapsburg.
THE "vIRGIN OF THE PILLAR"
Unhappily an event now occurred
which threw ono more shadow over
tho young Kings life. Tho three
young Infantas, Marie del Pillar, Della
Paz and Eulalic, his sisters, had spent
twenty days at the baths at Escoriaza.
In Guipuzcoa, and were on tho eve
JNAA''SS NV SoNib NC NltIlu. n
ball was given to the princcsscs bv tho
nobility and gentry in tho nciglibor-
ing baths and country, at which the
lnfanta del Pillar was present, though
sho felt unwcll. After dancing The
whole evening sho retired and was
seized during the night with an attack
Of Mysteries, followed by prostration
bordering on coma, and sho soon be-
came unconscious. Despite tho efforts
of tho ablest physicians and the pray
ers Of all Spain, she passed away at
daybrcak. The Princess was tho love-
liest of the sisters Of the King--tall,
fair and graceful: and hcr winning
manners had cndcarcd her to tho
Court and those who saw nor in
Escoriaza. This sad cvent caused q
painful impression in San Sebastian
and on tho frontier. Flags were hung
llalf-mast high, tho bells Of tl,c
churches tollcd and othcr signs of
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-12-06
CI.OTIIINea, CLOTMING.
CLOTHING, CLOTHING, CLOT2IING.
IMP ORTANT NOTICE TO ALL
WHO WANT TO SAVE MONEY!

WE will dispose Of IMMENSE sTocK OF CLOTHING, ou
nate bought before advancing H. Of former LOW
PRICES We claim that have the largest stock and best assortment
oil Youths Clothing
Goods ever brought to this market Hh all ask f to call
look at stock and examine before buying elsewhere
We guarantee bargain thing you
desire to purchase Call aud be d that
SUGENHEIMERS & GROESCHEL,
AT woLFEs OLD STAND
Weaso call attention to stock Boots
@ trunks NC which selling the before
vance in prices Call and for
ssS:IEMEMBER OUR STANDS-INT BUILDING AND
OPPOSITE THE NEW STABLE.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-12-06
CROCHKERY

A SUPPLY Of beautiful orcelain
"a Opaque Ware, just arrived and for
sale at prices which caanot fail topleass. !,
MoSIASTER; DRICE d co. 4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-12

A BARGAIN -FOR SALE OK EXCHANGE, A NAkI
Aety of Inc Farms completely stoc scd 20 10 mile
from city. TURNER, 220 Broadway. room 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-12
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.

~
EXECUTORS SALE VALUABLE FACTORY PROP
EkTY On AID AND AID SIS. AND HOUSES AND
LOTS on 74rH AND WATER SITS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-12
REAL EsTATE TO EXCHANGT..

no RENr-A COUNTRY HOMESTEAD, FULLY Fu
nished. within half hour from City Hall; boar
u, box ..si Post Office.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-11-14

16O, O0O. 900 bushels. This yesr-s yi.,a
is estimated ct rising *, 000: 600 bushsIs
more than that Of last.,s High cost Mn
draw out every available bushel. and
this added to hard times in Eneland.
will materially check CONSUMPTION.
The French will hardly buy as much
at an interest Of Is per cont in coat.
Spain usually takes little or none. :. She
did buy last year fbeeailbe it was 90
cheap. Italy, and in fact. all Europe.
il governed very much by cost. Corn
is cheap and plentiful, and is eyery
year becoming moro and more q com.
petitor Of wheat. It IL not to be under.
stood that We have any interest in'bear.
ing the market. Every additional dollar
goes into our own pockets and. benefits
us all. But the present prices are big
ones, and our desire is to- discuss the
whole situation pro and con, in order
that our farmers, having the question
before them in all its bearings, may De.
eide whether it is for their interest TO
sell and get their money, stop expenses.
pay their debts or improve their land;
or whether there is . prospect OF still
higher values which will justify holding
at all hazards. The above estimates are
careful and sober, and having pre-
sented the facts as known, we can we'll
trust the intelligence of our ranohmen
to decide wisely for themselves.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-11-14

known villain, and Last night wit.
messed the 94eoution u the plot. And
now you havs the hatdfhood to insult.
by coming into mis- presence, the man
you have 90 cruelty wfonged r 's'
At 2rst Lucy Win tAqnd6SstrNck ;
but as Ambrose proceeded, q smile
rippled her countenance, followed by
one Of her bright silvery laughs.
1--we ? great mind to let you pout il
out" said Lucy. ssssft would only
serve you right If I did, and I would,
too, but for your broken arm. +
NOW listen, aud see what a ninny
you've made Of yourself Cousin
George Malton-Sou don't know what
q dear, good cousin he is-has long
been in love with Alice Lynn, whom q
Grabbed guardian of an uncle. who dis.
approved Of the match, hes been keep.
ing under lock and key of late. I was
allowed to visit her occasionally. and il
was made up between heI and George
and me that I should remain in her
place last night, while she came out,
disguised in my clothes, and went of
to be married to George. Nor, do you
understand, stupid -
Ambrose put out his. hand, the we'll
one, which iiappehed TO be theqeft, the
one nearest his heart, he said. Lucy
took it, and before there was time for
another jealous relapse they were safe.
~ married. -New York Ledger.