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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-12-19
! etter from Grangevsile.

t GRANGEvILLE, Dec. 8.
Ed. TELLER: There will be Sun
day school concertgiven by the Grange
vile Sunday school children about the
holidays. They are making extensive
preparations for the event, and we will
expect something worthy of the effort.
There seems to be some dissatisfaction
about the way we are treated by the
stage company in regard to the mail
from this point to Mt. Idaho. We
mail letter here and it is carried to
Lewiston, thence to Mt Idaho, rather
a round about way, we must admit.
Just where the fault lays we are not
prepared to say. If it is with the
company, they should at once see to
it that we get mail sack to be car
ried between the two points. If the
postnasters neglect their duty in not
forwarding Che sack, if such one be-
longs to us, we do ask that the matter
be inquired into, for it has become an
noying. There will be a grand dress
ball given in the Grange hall on
Christmas Eve. The invitations will
be general. They anticipate good
time.
We have not had any severe wealth
ter yet this Winter. Monday morning
the thermometer indicated twelve de
grees above zero, which was by all
odds the coolest we have had yet The
weatherwise predict that we are to
have mild Winter, as the Chenook
winds have come very early. The ex
pressman reports fifteen inches Of snow
on the Elk City trail, three feet on tht
Warrens route, and about the same OF
the Pierce City trail, not an unusua
depth Of snow for this time Of year
The services held by TIE Rev. MIR
Hall are increasing in interest eacl
Sabbath evening, and the house is vel
| filed. His sermons are listened to at
tentively. The singing oy the choir i
very much admired. Mr. TELLER, i
ever the reporter OF your paper wh'
wrote that article about one of ou
citizens and the bottle Of hair vigo
comes to this town and falls into tn
hands of that gentleman, in less thar
two hours there will net be enough o
him left for the coroner TO hold an in
quest over. q There is still mucl
sickness in the neighborhood, genei
ally from cold. Mr.. Martin is herr
trying to organize writing class fo
the Winter, something that is yer,
much needed, and no doubt he will
raise a large class. He is spoken o
as an excellent penman. TEMUs.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-12-19
BOLD BY DRUGGISTS GENERALLY

Van DehaAck. stevenson a Co., WhsessAao
Druggistss ChieugOs supply the traoe - oAos
01Aet0rerS' prices.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-12-19
We CLAIM 4 SPECIALITY IN

Fine Lamps, Fancy Crockery and Glassware,
Notions, Toys, Musical Instruments, Popeterie,
Smokers articles, including finest Tobaccos and
Cigars.
A line of fancy goods, suitable for Birthday
or HOLIDAY GIFTS of almost any description
These goods are all first class (No Aucti, IN
of latest importatons, Fresh and Beautiful in
style.and designs and specially selcc ell for this
market.
These goods were bought within the last six
weeks at very bottom prices, and we will sell at
corresponding Low PRICE
Come and satisfy yourself, ~and if there is
anything you can not find at the other stores,
you are all most sure to find it here.
l VIZ SELL CHEAP the surplus goods Of my
INDIAN AGENCY AWARD, consisting in
part of, Hardwood, Steel Iron, Crockery, etc.
etc. 40 tt
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-12-19
ALoNZo LELAND. cHAs,. =. LELAND
Arrival and Departure OF Mails to and
from Lewiston, ]. T..

To and from Walla Walla and Intermediate
points. Leaves daily. Sundays excepted,) at
ga. NJ. Arrives daily, Sundays excepted }
att, pm.
To and frnni Mt Idaho, Florence, Warrens,
Elk City and Slate Greek. Leaves daily
Sundays cxccntedi at A. VI, arrives at p. si
TO and from Pine Grove and intermediate
points Leaves Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays at +, a. NJ. arrives Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturday az, 7. AZ.
To a.Fd fl Fl, rco City. Leaves Mondays
sst7, 4. N. Arrive Saturdays at 5, P. M.
70 and from Colfax. Leaves Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays at A. NJ. Arrives
Mondays. We .neslaysa and Fridays at z P. NJ.
To AMI from Wlllowa. Leaves Mondays,
Wednesdays ard Fridays. arrives Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays.
Waha-- Leaves tuesdays and arrives Wednes-
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-12-19

wheat averaging 40 bushels to the
acre and bringing 40 cents at Moscow.
The people are on the alert for a rail-
road, and any effort in this direction
will meet with their united assistance.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-21
financial AND COMMERCIAL

THURSDAY, March 2O.-Though only mod
erately active there was a stronger opening on
the Stock Exchange for all the leading railway
fancios tho Granger roads the trunk lines. and
the coal shares. Western Union Telegraph at
tracted renewed attention and quickly advanced
TO l05. At the first call thorc was some weak
ness. disquietude being caused by the intelli-
gence of the action OF the banks at New Orleans.
Michigan Central declincdto SO. and Northwest
ern common to 5ih. But at the second call there
was revival OF confidence and activity. which
was we'll maintained nearly to the close when
renewed denrrsson was developed. Sllrs tor the
day were $4,000 shares. OF which 10. 100 were
Delaware, lhrkNwuunH and Western, Is. 100
Erie common $500 Lake Shore, $500 Michigan
Central. u 300 81. Paul common, g. 900 do. pre-
frrrrd 4, 200 New Jersey Central 25 600 North
Wabash, and $4,000 Western Union Tue final
prices were very little changed from yesterday.
except y advance for NOrhwa stern and All
vance for Western Union, wuioh was iuotcd eN~
dividend at the clos. Investment share were
generally better but Rock Island declined. The
lighter ianclrs, except Wabash. were neglected.
Railroad bonds were generally quiet and in
some eases lower. Denver and RIO Grande
ilrsts were continuously nrtiVe. advancing
from S7'l before the first call to S9's in tho final
dealings. There Wls good business ia Mo, X.
and Texas NJ 80 30 5GA for nssrntod. closing at
the higher figure, nni 22a@23A tor sn"uuds
Central Pnciiirs attracted some attention Cal
and o. branch selling nj ~ down to &c. :. J.
branch at 9sH and %. and gold bonds 1852
Canada southern ilr.ts, Euarhnlrel, wtrn uul-
etcr al 7o}sG7oA. b. Paul sinking fund lower.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-21
ADJUSTMENTS.
Mr.. Courtney. Ballad Concert.

Mr.. William Courtney. the English tenor,
gave last evening. at Chickering Hall. one Of
those concerts that are OF not a sufficiently high
standard OF artistic worth to entitlo them to any
great commentator. but yet are in no respect
bad. They stand on the level OF modiocrity.
Ballads such rs Plnsut's Eyes SO Blue" and
Sulliyan's Little Maid OF Arcade" and Balfe's
" Come into the Garden. Maud" are not very
exciting music, but they are popular and agree
able.
For a man OF moderate talent. Sullivan has
played q curiously conspicuous part in furnish
ing music OF late Tor SO many OF our theatres
aud concert rooms. OF the twelve pieces that
20 10 make up the canonical concert pro-
gramme. il is not unusual 10 find third Of
them from his prolific but sentimental pen, to
say nothing OF encores where he appears even
more prominently.
Mr.. Courtney is very fair singer OF senti-
mental music but nothing more. His voice is
not always agreeable. frequent hoarseness in
terfeltng with the purity Of his unner notes,
Mr.. Nogricn appeared as pianist re r. q
musician Of rare sentiment ana purity OF style
He has delicate touch. and keen apprecia-
ton Of tho subtle shades Of feeling and the
poetry Of the music that he plays. He Is not an
executant Of great hrllliancy, and commands
tho admiration rather than the enthusiasm Of
his audience.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-21
DIED.

BATTLE.--N Chapel mn. n. c. March H. william
Horn Biiile. IN the 57t year Of his age. a native II
premc Court Of North Carolina from 1852 until sis. he
revised the statutes Of the State and the father Of
BEEDE-In Tamworth, n H. March Is. Mrs judith
Becd., aged iu2 years ani - days
DpNoUIE.-On "Wednesday March 10, owen DOnO
hui, In the 6jth year Of his age
Friends are invited 10 attend the funeral from his late
reSdenc" los Ansc ST. Brooklyn. L d. ON this Friday,
HUNTER-On "Wednesday. March 49, Helen Watson
Relatives aud friends are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral from her late residence a2J West 10Th st. on
SATURDAY, the 22d inst. at 1850 "
lNtRAN.-At Uu~t. shetland, March 3. the Rev Or.
James Ingram. minister NJ the Free Church within n
month Of completing his 1854 year. lie licensed to
Of the church Of Scotland in is3 IN 10 his a7h year
Dr. Ingram continued To- preach and since then he hai
LEAVtrr-In Eiingham. n. H., March q, Mrs Lvdis
Leayti aged 90 years, 4monlhs and IL days widow Of
MAGEE.-Mary Msgee. In the 7sth year Of her age
native Of Sprnghill County Loutl. Ireland
The funeral Will take place from her sons residence
MANCHESTER LIN Tiverton. Il / March H. Hannah
OkEEFE An anniversary requiem mass will be
9nsred Tor TIC repoe 81 ne soul OF he late Eugene
Patricks Church. Kent ani Willoughby avs Brooklyn
R.lniiyes and friends are respectfully Invited.
Peter and the late Ann Spencer aged years II months
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited To attend
the funeral from The residence OF his father ~ 9TH
on Friday. March ~, At ? f. NJ
70 r. Allegheny Pa. last week james shields said e
be liH years old He native NJ Donegal ireland
AMI claimed that he engaged IN Robert Emmers In
TRIrr.-On "Wednesday. March 10. inst Edward W
Trltt. IN lhr 5"h year OF his age
The relatives aud friends uf the family. also Charter
Oak Lodge. ~ 20 and \ ". AMI Cry.ta Lodge, No
~ o o re resrce,igy invited 70 attend ne fa
=. d.. on Friday. 2lst Inst Mt , L. NJ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-21

-, THURSDAY March 2o.-FLouR AND MrAL-
either Tor export or home con,umpton Orcr
s " extra sa &C. y ws sIgTs sSins *
"a DO k ssd XXX * " r. .pS Mn Ts5l. sst
southern bakers and family brands - -. -
superdne, g = 49, u. Corn mcal-westcrn a. s2.,s
terroS-Spet. UNCHANGED, midding gpland., Toe sale,
At ipuc Tor March. Ia 100 tor Aprl lo3ic Tor May.
los ior seltemner salcs e2,2oo bales Receipts at
the ports tins day l0Asi bales ,
aely active tor future delivery; prices ON the former
- a 1S' new mess ~S slS tSSs X G or ,arS s,r,
sales 800 ibis new mess. Aprl $1,000 MAY $1,000, and
ssis5o Tor Western. bacon d1n and easter sale. 100
aoc Cat meats steady ana quiet; sales $50 boxes ry
saitd shoulders Al - Louis, ae.. 200 n, clear lr,
and une HANGED, sales On the SPOT 40 ics prime city
future delivery sales $50 tcs DO Tor May 74sc March
so SsS q, p r'1 nc G, '1r S 's 'I g
city Butter qast S%i STATE danfs li%og amt Ns,grn
Fresh cess a1assc '''''' "'''' '''" "''''''
GF,lS Wheat closed r, lc better ror wutcr. growth
spot 73ODp bush including No spring. a-@atc.. so
/ Whit at 81. islss$iii. 81 2 amber 81 2',@sl -;
and extra white. 81 ltsesLl5, and for future dcly. RI
si IS; No w6c. A6ri 81 li.esl Il aGiii y" r'i
Oats more S' ae,e qc 1 mtgS H rye wv
bush, at Slsi!Sc l9r mixed and 81 @i'S ior white IN
The sales embraced large Quantucs Chirago ~ 8ns3
latter hgur" Tor No Indian corn hrmcr, and moderately
active; sa.os on the spot Hph hush, lnclu'us SO 3
mixed. 43'4ei3s c. steamer do $50 30 do new,
44A@ise 'or intnrc dc.nery. lst3.p hu'l Of No. ,
mixed Al 4itt@taltt Tor April, amt 80 Tor May
GkockRits- RIO Cunrc active amt nm, sales O4hs
bags quoted AZ los@sc also On hae, low grnie Mara
cabo l2'ic. Rice swadv At G@7c TOR mir To prime Mo.
asses quiet az 2Jc. Tor 81 te> Raw quir' but
large sales last evening amounting 90 24pl hhls. we're
nrst reported today alr To good refining CUBA, g. @t
Refined IN rather better demand Al ei4sNsc ior Standard
crushed.
| SuNnREs-Naval stores dun and UNCHANGED. common
togooi strained ru,ins, Sl3a0Sl ~ spits trIeuunc,
MAc Petroleum steady aud quiet a. DC TOT tthrcd,
IN bills hlloW hum sales $1,000 bs q 9 lNc Tor prime.
grease active. sales $40 cs, white for cAI0r l., and
lOutO rs. yellow, 5c. Mhishcy hCii ~ 81 NJ Ocean
ircghtS onl' moderately active aud rather wr1k' gram
To Liverpool. hy steam. tANrd., PROV suus, 2lH b-
cotton. by sal 3l0al3Ntd hlur to loudon, bY sal,
l. fSd grain 20 Hun, steam, I'd, .rll o. hu.tol. hY
su b'sd Hour, - grain 90 larnc 4 1'.i. "A az du
| "iymoau IS CT, do To bnr4ealN. g. 9d 'cnntl
petroleum 20 Last ru, Is, NO To Rotterdam, rs 1911 cruz"
petroleum Ca nuuklrk, rs I'd iunnod do 20 ihe ktur
3 ~ de- ~ rurs,, Is, Oil Mh'skey unchanged, safes
| luU hlls ~ VI cash
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-21
NO EXTRA SESSION IN TRENTON
Getting Down 20 the bottom OF the Humor
that there was TO be One.

TRENTON, March 2O.-The rumor that Gov.
Mcclellan contemplated calling an extra ses-
sion OF the Legislature. It turns out. has no
foundation in fact. The Central Railroad peo-
pie are much disappointed over the defeat OF
their project to get the Legislature to force Jer-
sey City to build a bridge across the Morris
Canal basin at Washington street 1t is said
that the lobby have given them assurances
that they could get more votes IL an extra Sos
sion were ordered. and the rumor arose out Of
this. There are other hearts that ache besides
those OF the advocates OF the defeated Bridge
bill. Sundry promising charter amendments
were defeated by Chief Justice Beasley's 10
cision in the Hoboken case. that special laws
Tor the purpose OF changing city gOvernme nts
in the euise o; general laws are unconsttu-
tional and the speedy close Of the session de-
feated sundry little Jobs. 1t was hoped that
enough clamor could be got ont OF all these in
terests to influence Gov. Mcclellan to call the
extra session. Their plan was to operate upon
his mind 10y some such weightY public consid-
GRAFTON as the danger OF the high character Of
the New Jersey judiciary being impaired by tho
law passed at the recent session cutting down
the fees and salaries Of the supreme Court
Judges by about one-half Under this law
Judges Knapp and Depue, in tho larger dis
tricts. Essex and Hudson. would get under
5000 year. and those In the smaller dis
trirts. such as Judges Reed and Woodruff Of
average Judicial emolum"nts being about one
third Of what is paid To New York Judges. But
Gov. Mcclellan has been advised bY leading
men OF both parties 10 take the respons ibllty
and tho credit Of settling tho question himself
hy Withholding his signature from the bin. II
does not affect the emoluments 81 the present
Judges and there will be another session Of the
Legislature before any OF their terms expire.
So that the question can be rcconsidered before
the economy which was the purpose OF the bill
can be Effected
Gov. Mcclellan said yesterday that tho rumor
about an extra sess lon was ridiculous and that
the subject had not even been considered.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-21

at 102ls@102H. New Jersey Central adjustment
and 83's do. convertible S3iS. ST. Louis and
Iron Mountain nrsts sold Mt 1l04 and no;
Michigan Central 7s. ZIG. Harlem ilrsts. 1874;
Union Pacific flrsts los "a los q ; Northwestern
consolidated, Jog.
GOVERNMENTS were quiet and prices barely
steady Sales included 10-4Os registered 1Ol /,
mlOlA; currency &c, 12lT; AIS. coupon, 10iis /;
e, Registered. 9SAsm9SN; do. coupon, 90 D.
District oil Columbia 3.G5s sold ut 81 a and 81
bonds Of Southern States in which the Issues
Of Tennessee were prominent selling mt 2GAoD
28'A for now Gs, and 27@2sA for new series
Louisiana cOnsos were active opening at As l.
advancing to 49A. and reccding to 4Sis. North
Carolina 6s. old. sold at 49, Virginia Gs. old 33 I;
and Georgia Is. new 10.
Money was easy at SOC 2 cent. on call. clos
ing mt the inside rrte
The following will show the range of prices
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-21
Macauiay on Mayor Cooper.

III
In the days Of the Rye House plot Sir
Thomas Armstrong was brought before Lord
Chief Justice Jeffrcys on u charge OF treason.
Macauay descyibes what followed:
Tho daughter OF the unhappy man was at
his side My lord she cried out. you will
not murder my father. This is numbering a
man How now roarcd tho Chief Justice
Who is this woman Take her marshal; take
her away She was forced out. crying MS she
went God Almighty's Judgment light on yOul
God Almighty's Judgment. said Jetfreys, will
light on traitors. Thank God, | am clamor
proof When sho was gone, her father again
ask, he said, only tho benefit Of the law
And, by the grace OF God, you shall have 1t.
said tho Judge. Mr., Sheriff. SEQ that execu-
ton be done on Friday ncxt There Ia the
benefit Of the law for you; On the following
quartered, and his head was placed over West
minister Hall" =,
The Mayor-Mr. Bartlett decline TO hear
The Mnyor-I will not hear II.
Tho Mayor shall not hear counsel In this
matter. II you 20 on, snail request an officer
The Mayor nlccr. you have my directions.
The Mayor decline to hear you, sir,
Tho Mayor shall not listen to you. II you
persist. | shall be obliged to have you removed
The Mayor Omcor ! direct you to put Mr..
E.wlpsine out OF the Office.
Tho MnyOr-Oflicer you have your directions.
Tho Mayor Officer, direct you to put him
ont OF the onlce.
Tho Mayor will not hear counsel.
lNo.3l
20 that he were here to write mo down an
asst But masters, remember that am an ass
though II be- not written down, yet forget not
that | am an ass.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-21
Two Train. Every Five Minutes.

Train Dispatcher Grattcn OF tho City Hall
station OF the New York Elevated Railroad said ycster.
day we sending ont about twenty two trains to the
hour from 90 =. ~ to : 80 That's about one every
two minutes and halt II wouldn't be safe 10 send
them otteucr Although yesterday only the fourth
day since the opening O the station. SIX thousand
passed through the gates IN the hours hetwe
aud r VI The greatest rush was between and u
O'Clock. when the mulutudcs Of incoming passengers
Kept the tNo ticket sellers hard al work A. last the
trains cmptvd they filled with comparatively
little crOWding AMI the instant train was filled another
appeared 10 take its place
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-21

SUPREME COURT CmAMnERss Nos, 40 AZ, 49,
81 rs II rs 90 81 l26. la2, lia, ltj, 10 lid lhb No.
III ia ~ 100 49, lss iol 100 ~ 2l2, 100 9ls
2Oa 2l2 2la 40, 26, al GtNthAL ftnM-kos Q, H. a
~, $50 loils. srtcIAL Itaa Nos 90 s5i oy1 e3l
,,is9, 47ii Iss s7dA, 45O 4dlO $3.50 ana 2il 1000
45a3 Part II Nos 1878, 47ii 46lj, 1907 adl7, 47Oi
i7uO 4i37 i725. t7l0
surERoe CouRr.- Part Nos 62e toa. s27, 100, o7o
en- ~ b7G HiA $40 5OB. $50 622 $50 463 500 10
GONMoN PLkAa-Fart Mos. 1917. 1880 2pi7, 2Ojf
2O7l ii,D asi 2on7 t4a 1919. 2lla. 1912 2li6
MAXINE COuRr Part Nos COLL, hA73, dDi0, coil
5917 17s hNO 6sll $50 56j2, $3.50 800 6U5, dnl2
sos Part Il Nos 60o3, $3.50, 5@d, toa7, 592t 1914,
61l5 SOFA H5 Oul0 GlSO OJ1O, OO0j OOl9, OUlU Part
HL-Case en- No calendar
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-21

John Francis a colored chimney sweep, Of 90
South Filth avenue, broke into Jacob Ievys rooms at 80
SULLIVAN street. the evening oil tie 9th inst He en-
tered through window and had to step over the bed m
which Mr. and Mrs Levy rlecping. lie locked the
bedroom door aud carried away JeWeIy aud clothing
valued az f2uO Capt Mcdonnell of the Prince street DO
lice sed Francis nut only after Francis had resisted
desperately with Francis pleaded guilty ycscr
lay. aud Judge Gtderalceve sentenced him TO State
se ven
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-21

Tho Scrap Of Parer has proved an immense success,
Mallack and there is probability thati Will
occupy that stage Tor the greater portion Of the rest Of
the season.
The musical event the Grand Opera House next Sun
DAY n.ht will he the debut OF MN" PascAs, the prima
donna ncLlo soprano Who has been engaged BY Mr. DE
Yivo sing at the De Murska concerts with Rnsnau,
Tsghapicra susin Markesten, kapp, Colby, and lilll
Al the proic sonal matinee held yesterday afternoon
at the Park Theatre the stage boxes were occupied by
Miss Fanny Davenport Mile Jarhcau rhe HshS o. II W.
: rnafnre . Mr. George Edgar. and others and Nom
beers Oi MaHcks, the Union square and other conn A.
present ia the house which was crowded in
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-21

SING SING March l9-At 1919 A. NJ. FIRE de-
stroled the stables OF James r Anser within twenty
feet Of the PRESBYTERIAN Church Pour valuable horses
SIX sets nj harness amt large quantity OF hay oats and
straw were burned The lead soldering on the stained
glass windows u the church melted and the
dnws warped out NJ shape The fire of inceudiary
origin aud Is c third that has occurred the lot
in tho fil4 IA IA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-21

the most marked peculiarly that will impress the
American traveller When he walks the streets London
the first time IS the great number 81 excessively tat
uoorle whom he everywhere meets lie NJ first sup
pnss these 10 hclung 90 the nobility. the
principle mat he would pronounce them Aldermen or
bankers II seen In Boston or New YORK In brei he Ia.
bors under the popular though mistaken impression that
ohrstN isinVarably the combined result IT AAness and
higl living; while IN reality II l. constitutional dis
untl very recently there was no known remedy Tor tins
uncomfortable disease and its TINS were obliged 10 sub
nat to the NeXatun and not mlrequrn moruhcHuOn that
UcAsionA Allaus AnFht u TIE only remedy Tor this
dsca 49, and removes the abnormal condition ~ purely
natural means Ask your druggist for H. Ado.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-21

ROLAND MILLER On THURSDAY. March H. by the
Miller. both ~ this citv.
Observation-Disclosures March 10 II Rosonbcrg
Of Richmond Va to Rosa stsinhart at the bride house
6ta stit Nv
VAN RI SkTRK-GttBERT At Jersey CITY on We'd
nesiny intl inst. nv the Rev DR.. " II Parmly John
" Van Buskirk Of Bayonne To Ella Gilbert Of Jersey
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-21
Business Hotltts.

The GREAT Spring MedIcine-Dr Chambers
Chamomie Blood and Liver llls An druggists % cts
a Fine 81 SIX Hat FOR NJ 60 Derby and
Soft Hats, 800; worth g. ~ Sew Church ST. IN stairs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-21

Now is the the time to get posted II are going To
housekeeping this spring. call and get estimates before
the spring rush cummtnC The largest stock turni
ture, carpets. bedding, stoves, Gc at CJNperthMMrs
Noe, i53 1865, and 1877 Chatham sL-AdE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-21

Coughs and colds. that powerful u,isorant Phillips
"Palatahle" cod Liver on IN combination with lhos.
phoNulrlune. All druggists. Depot, Platt bL-AH
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-21

LATE ISSUES.
4s4 Her Face Her Fortune. by ". Robinson 2Dc
4Sl Vixen. by Miss v Brad Ion .............
49, Avilhon The Happy Isles nv Miss MulOck loo
4tO Cast Up bv the Sea. by Sir Samuel W Baker. lc
AS. PATTY. bY Katharine Maclumd. Nc
Az Jeautcs Quiet Life. hy Eiiyt Tabor.
476 The Slavcso Paris. by Emile Gaboriau Il halo ne
4ld TIE Slaves ut Paris 10y Emile Gaboriau I'd han BIC
40 Heart and Cross. by Mrs Ohphnnt ..... 1nc.
Az Viva. by Mrs FORESTER. ............... nc
AS sam SlcN in England. hv 7 G. Halliburton. 2c.
AZ Dvbcnhams Vow. by Amelia Is Edwards > H..
al Leah. Woman o Fashion. hs Annie Id ards NJ.
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