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, 1879-03-22

TiIcro Hre r,,nlord OF Il ao.cailcd "colnrro-
misc" botweoI tlls Democratic minority in
Congress- mil tho Republican President REIN
live to tho ballot-hsx Atuling Legislation. III
favor Of which tho Democrats forced the cx-
II. session Of Congress. II there in any truth
in these rumors. tho programme is probably
disccrnib1s in 1}1ir. SrntsaEn's proposition III
The cnucus. WftIla certA;n Democrats like FEn.
sASDo Woop. pnocToa KEor1, SAM Cox, md
Rebel CHALMERS, wore urging upon the ca,,cns
the a19p ion Of tho appropriation b liz in pre-
csely The same form in wlatch they fniietl in
tho last Congress, SpmNnEa fnyorr1 Tho
ntoption Of separate bills repeating that por-
tion Of The inv which provides for Chief
Supervisors md tho Special AEaryi,ais, lenv-
ing the Inv AZ it stands III regaryl 10 tile two
Supervisors (oilo iron, cach lnr.y) 10 10 MP.
pointed by tho United states Courts, mud to
he prcaent Mt tho yotiny.placcs in tho Cull.
grossional cleettous.
srAtauEn's proposition, nrguod in tho cas,.
c,,A, WIS that these Enoasurea SHOULD ba sala-
,uittctl to tho President l,afnro pnssiug tl,e
appropriation bills; lint, if he signed tia
partisan bills, tho appropriation biIis hllnu!1
lie pnsscl and Congress adjourn; TINT, il ho
refused to sign tho former. tlon they should
be made part Of Ills appropriation bills,
md the jssuo ftrceI Of ljA G,,l,u,s ion or uo
supplies. Srn1HarE's proposition was not
n,lop.ctl, Int Woop's likawiso sailod, mud tho
enuena nroyilstl fur ,hv mir ointment If II
s,,ec,ol committee aud rcport n MIN to Tim
io;u, ra,,c,s. ,rhiX actjuu world ;n,,ruta tba
pnrroso 10 tnko limo lor consultation 10 de-
termiuo wletl,cr Or not tho President wuuld
In 1;ks.y 10 .irn tia rc,ual tnvns,,rux If suf,
nit,rd supara,y]y md ,uo,l(iod rs Sru,yorn
nrouoscd.
The true inwarslues, of Ills rronoaoi1
cou,pro,o;so In too Obvious TO .lcc,iy, INV,
holy. II N merely n nav wov fur nl,tutn;n,,
tbo vary xauo t,l,icgt s,uoh. bv thp eu,;r,,
rencal Of ,ho United Stu,cs Election law. II
i. very muc}, lila san,o M II, atrik. ont thu
cuacti,p .lm,sa of soma ,rt,,t,xrd lrri,ln.
linn in cut off thn t,,,;rf s",.r.
v,xor mil nil III, Marshal. j., n
mu1ko m, GonorJ f;ovorun,,ut'. Elacti,n 1,w
tnorcrat;v.. YLct, will ho m nu.hor;y,l
,,,rrr In orran,zo lin hyst.n. of s,,nrry;,;,n
nroxidm, far l,v ,hc nw. mil ,,,,r, will In
M t,f,,e,,u enun,vcr,,. 10 lin f,,,,t +, ,,vt,,
nrrostr md mn II rim, IN tnc m,st n,,ro.t
fr,,,,,u ,,,1 vi,,,,c, cv,n If vt,,,,.'t.or
cnr,m Of snn,r,inors shnnld wn.cI, fin
nu,lH /, is ,,out,ful. in Tim first nr,rc
w1rtb.r sun,rv;xors ,vond oy.r H., n,,,
,,,,,t,a 1,v ,i,, ft,,,,u !, lin ,t,4,,,,,, ,,r
',,f IF ,,,nro si,,,u,,, II, .nv x,,,,, n,,n,,t
,,,,,. ,,,,y ,v,,l1 IL, ,y,I,n,,t ,,,,,';,,,,;,,,,
or ,,ir,etiou. md tlrv wo,,Id mr,ruy tL,
x,r,o uuo,nxu ,o,;,;on ~ ,.,,,,f,,.,r, ~ H.,
nr,,,orv .,o,I;n,,. ,v,uh, n w.. st.,, mn,
,,,,,a. ,,,1 1,,,,i ,,,,,;.,, ,v,,xo f,a;,,t,,.
como tn ,h.1r ax,;.touc. Mast s,oi,, ,n,.,
, 1879-03-22

Mr.. BEcK wants to have the laws molited 10
HAT cx-Conlct1era'e can be employed ln The
army al,tl navy. Thcsu would not be t,uel, list
In this unless JEPrE1tsoS DAVIS should beugai'l
appointed Secretary OF War.
, 1879-03-22

THO arrivnl iu New York from Hnvnnn of
Chinese woman III TIN company Of ler h,s-
band WAS MI cv Mt so rntlsual ns 10 crentc
great cotnmotiou among lie piglatlcd znalos
Of tic city. Nothing nstonis!,ca China1nan
moro thnn the advent III Americn Of decent
wo'na1, Of tIa own race, It Is the nbsence
Of ony brt tile vilcst Of Tho fcmale sex TINT
makes tho Chinese question 10 hopeless Of
ISOLATION by ordinary processes.
, 1879-03-22

TnE Cnfca IN TEfnrxE has thAhtlsed branch df6ffs
tsr the rcceIpt ot and advertisements
foowp: ...
NEW y0ltN-foom 20 tribune nu!dlue. +. 7. Nc.
FAnnkx. Manager.
PARIS FrAnce--So. ia Hue ID Ia Orange. Batclltte
II. MAntkR. Agunt.
loSM,S. Ing. .--Amefican Exchange. 40 Strand
UESHY F. HtLLa. AEcnt.
FAN F1iASc1SCtl, cai-ratatr lioteL
WASHINGTON Il. O.-I1tH atrcrL
, 1879-03-22

Put mono but Republicans Oh guard, should
bo the rule OF oil good Republicans IN this CALI
patgn. The party tannot aiTurd to huyo tho
control Of elections pass into tho halls vi Den-
oerats III lie Common Council.
, 1879-03-22
! ADJUSTMENTS.

.1,bn N,f,,,tn,.,,,. T.,,,. tn u, n.
,,,,,", ~ .'.,I' ~ ~ TX "& - h'ft "
""c' ne VIII oe 'eMei'oefeu' ltc IL r1rhlI
endowed for tic presentation of The character.
liz looks tic Roman father, upsscssrs ,hc
yuicr. the nrcscucc, tl,c rcr,an ,Iy ;n.,,t..
,Inn ,,n rotor, ~ nr,. n,.', a,a "s ~ '"'''"E
a." .u ns ,s '.su,'a ,l. ~ u@e a'' aose a'l 1sAe
ton, No atagc-sricks avu msctl to cnlrap
tensile nm, s,,ll1fu, ,rrrt,l1u IL. ,,rs, ,,,,
,,"r,a,or ,,x',',. -. "e' '''"s''., ~ "es ''o
e"aFas1er 'hr,ugh lis eSprs,'l'ec'' giving Us Il
remarkable exhibition o( Individual greatness.
the rcsurccs of the dramatic ur,, u1,l ttIr ,oper
md pat,,os Of a atunrt,lu,s uo,,,r ideal. Tmr,
arc ,nanv uarts for whth ,tu1u, M,f,,,,,o,,u,' !,
'tnsnltcd' blt Ills FfrIiHnt Is ut all crcnts q
magnificent presentation. The 1rcnzlctl passion
Is iio [lucr tllau arc ,Lc eoftgsk to,Icfrs nj
not,,rc tr,u vth Enrrcut T., o,,r ,n,,,.
aAs"''' ,, 'sn W." o,ss' ., :" our ',e'n'
my' INC eeeha IN tna losu'h %hcre
the father kills ss child, rrefcrrng that to dis
I,ouor, star,ls ont Us n perfect niece of artn.
In ,1ls. n.rhon, lin mnst nIft,r,,lt NJ ~. tur.
,,cnts IN mart nv m ,yas ,ulintr c,rrfn, 'n ' n,
to give 't,"l,ic effect by being too re!lcmrnt,-
MI error Of whc!! his critics often ncsuse him.
Thcro is mu1urtty IN hts mn,,liucss si1,ro ~ wu
l,st vii pnasr, nj. ,cr,rn,n, or I'm .o,no r,l,
w'i'eh nuc!'rs mu'i' Tor l'fa i''turc. Esen tho
6crono @ aobo a s ssscrs " il is c1assIc o" ID.
line. And In the earlier .cei'cs llo was equally
ii tic rst uc, ,yI,eto Sic iHtinatcs her l"sc ior
jcifiHs. was enacted with touching simplicity.
lie was tho fn' hrr III tho bnsnln IF Ills family,
unaffected and Eiup1y. Uycr the dend Dfi'ltas
l.c was im.,ressycIy pathetic. Wien L"ci",
brings the tnesaa2e To rctursl 10 knnr, aul
hcstating!y tells n!ns that tho lasristols
Ctt"dns claims 1'.rg;u'a rs Ills slagc,
how sln wus dragged through the Rtrerts In
, 1879-03-22

THE OPERA. ...-.
Tic ahovo title Is 6o'ncwhat Of mssro'e''
for the representation last evening r.u Iur:ly
IN, colr1 n,,cro. mn vii wns II cnnT,,f h,t o,ly
Nv ."." .o ,,.'',' "s ~ ". .,..t,"l
VI tf'ose Mc'"EEes "''en aFo frequently "'sae"
un to us hY managcfs, AMI which nre "i'tl'"e
1fsl, t!csli nur fowl nor ,ttAl ru,! lrrriug." Hc
NAV forrlyu Miss keI,mer fur f,u1utriuv in tue
,,,,,,,,rr, 90 S,t.so, ,,.,, ,,nr.,,,n ,,1 ,,hcr
po'"a', ~ -' =, ., ''">*"' s'"' ~" 's",
artists have III ''rs l'aSs eistn Us ',' .a"o
otcratc lIIHce'plct thu nplrr'erust Vt whit!f I'll
this ovc:.su WAS tic first uct Ut s-l.usc,,.rin
thr ,wrr. I'M fuur.1, ,r, al lin. /. f,,yuuuvt,n ii;
.',, ,%,e ..'',,.s.,.,,,'t,' ..', H. ,1r,t
'','' ~" '"'I ""t"' 'e'"''"' .''e 'r.
net III "ITaSlat" - hat, al t''e same tltar, W
CuIll.I liaye wIsl.t4l that Miss Kullu.g might myu
,akcn hcr turu,y.1l hrurttt If f,hr,r,, III ,pr,o
.,"..,',t a',, .,,,.,,,,,.', ,,.,, ~ ur
""'.e" ""' 't ~, "1'" ,n.
ps'wefs. rather ts'an III te's it'ronsrn"''a paIsA'
wurA If WaEnur, Verdi, nn'l u.crbcer. .
il woula bo ubsurd tu ,nnko Il criticism Of 4
,crf,,rm,,,e" r, whI,.h ,hnr" ,xn. u.i,I", unity
p'''"a''a''so ~ WY" ,h," ""a ns''"' "",
fo' s}'s'hset'f, '''a IN "l'e sesesa' t''l.S "e4.
, 1879-03-22

Little SAMMY cox expected to be tic "tlnrls
horse " III tile Speakcrship race. liz sworc hu
meyer would support Sam RANDALL; hut lo
only meant l,nrdly ever, for lle was draguoncl
intu voting Tor tltm. Tho dirk horse was never
seen near tho truck. RANDALL Bnil II Shoo lY,n
AMI the Ay stooca.
, 1879-03-22

Even the Chaplain Of tho now DenlocrotI
Souate Ia nh cx-Coufctlcratc, n.nl I,o will pray,
rs good ami pious man, for tho forgiveness of
the Morrill,
, 1879-03-22

priatiou, whether S4U9,0Oo or $225, ,o0o,-
reasons That onght to CONVINCE tho Lcgis!e-
ture OF tho rropriety Of relieving tho people
OF this noetllcsa burden.
, 1879-03-22

When tho Widow " OIlyER'a last l!llRbtl,1
WALKED lnto court, tho widow dropped hct
mourning wccds
, 1879-03-22

Whatever may be tlnuGht Of tic "Witow u
ok'vEis, there is no room fur tw4opiuons about
old SIMON CAMERON.
, 1879-03-22

bfcVlchcr's Theatre.
Nadpon atrers, nriween ncatbnrn and ssass. Tn.
gaeencnt ot BtrRknschs Italian Npera, Afternoon,
"Mirtha" Eycntnf "Cafncn."
, 1879-03-22

play tho "plnafuro " ut Tho 5taWIard Thcatre.
The sltcccss of The plccc wns Immediate anL
grcnt, @nst with II tic Burress nf Wu1rrEH.
Ills fortune vas rnat1c for the time. OHly re-
ctntly such publications as The Nation n,,l
jiarPsr's Magazine nt titek|Y l,aro praised his
sir .1osrnh 1'ar'tr. Mr.. uEoHar W,A,lAM
CURTIS writes In The Easy Clair Of Ills nurioru,-
nice,
''at whence ccn'e. Tho Hight Iion; sir 5o.xru
wshaf tho M senea WHO play. the s' t,st NJ as asa i
nwell.known artist. -lat lint so n'ay he, and IN.
% k1nwn 10 w Easy Ghat, -or whether az ac!t.E
s.nceIal md ,nucr.oe '' % meft. n md ihen--su'Sr
"Wednesday ntnht. tay, after 4 Tuesday nlahs OF
tl1c ordinary whrk--sna!rnl steps tnrtt wilh rc.
inatkahr clGSetnrss hn! hecnulea hcd!ntcly nhu
jHsfly fhnaNs. Tferc Il M daH.,t that III. W1I'r'
rgst Slr ,lu-rr ts.i I'm Franc?l phrase. zero.
as!on T. 'nn,s nn! .s,Iss:oc nt,sr 81
II, tho nasc.t srlr Ut utility. lis se,lraEnts aud
Fcscsncns aud freedom fsotn cxa49uEAtpn-tf ti,c'
words may bd tsrd tn dcScrhc What II MI c1agssr
htt0n und nonsHlsr nrt 70 full of iuct ami Eenltts
That It fa impossible 10 escapu the conviction that
this Is tho real Str .tHssrN.
We hope VT llaro enlightened the Easy Chair.
At any rate this icaf out ut ,hc biography ot MI
actov nsay not bu untntcscsting to llc gscat
public, who knows loo little Of ti,u trial. n1t
trlbulasions through which most of its fnyorltcs
on tho stngo arc compelled to pass bcfoto llc,r
fortunes ase .,,adc. Too often, indeed, ihctr
fortunes aro not made III nll, ami t1Wy pass
through trials Md lr[bulat!osis tn tfio end. In
the btGscnt instn,irc there Ia reason fur con.
graduation tlint fato has Atntied on au grtt!nl
anl worthy man md 60 excellent an uetor.
Ex-1.lcui. Gov. DonsHnlMgn, TlLpRN's right
howur Ut the III. Louis Convention. Is nu longer
his supporter, but tns dropped him forever. In
SAIL
, 1879-03-22
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

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i,si! !;nsu0n one 5rAr..s ','S!;Ht
lafta a0F $rhr. pcf tinath"..: ..::....:. 3s9W
fntiar Edition: Literary snt Religious 'onhtc ..
Saturday Edition, tt1tern pa4es,"....-...". 2.tN
WEKkLr EnIrIuN, POSTPAID.
rfE tcfr.
elnh OF fnlie. n3!!
Eltlt NJ &OuD
Specimen cnprx scnt ffct,
rive Iottuniee ndhrcss In full. Including state and
County.
ItrnIttancts rny ia mhhh citHnr hy dsast. c1prcn,
1cstuHiue urcr. ar In rtxacrc letter. ~ ctr risk.
TERMS Tn ciTr sUl.sttnlnERy.
Dat1S delivered snndaf excepted. n cents week
ltatIy. ,evcrc sunday tnettArd. 10 cents per week
Address TIE T1ltBUSE EDMFANY.
Corner Madison md ncarhosN' 's.s.. chicago. III.
Oritfa fur the 1clvcIy Of Thk rnnuNk Al Evanat"n,
1ualtwot nd Hyde Park ic1t IN the cauntluE room
NIL! tct Give prompt attention.
, 1879-03-22

Thh,fnet rttrri, trIMt RI tiarx hnt tAS,llr. Tn.
Rasttnoni OF Lofts. Afternoon, "t.a CtRA!e" Evrn.
fnE. "s~erthcarit md wives" and ''Nayal Engage.
Mcpt3,"
, 1879-03-22

IEHNIIflH 7 HF3IFF.
f1hrt strret. orposr ihr chnrt Iin,ttr Engagement
Of ". r. Melville. The iIraie4 Ut the Chesapeake.
Variety UIIu.
, 1879-03-22

NFNtIfftT III WHSW.
f1atstch stEtrt. Aciwrrn Maht.su nnh stnnyoc. Y
Ttety entertainment. Afternoon and evening.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-17
.Ehy King COHsetb,"

This is the title Of very touching
hymn, written by Rev. George 4. Kra-
mer, which has been set to music by
Prof. +. o. Welcome, and published by
Gould, Boston, Massachusetts. i.
should have large sale in cur city,
as it ia sold at the low rate of FIVE cents
per copy. Rev. Mr.. Kramer has also
written another hymn entitled, "lie
Cometh for Me-" which has been set to
music and printed by the parties above
named. 1t is also sold at five cents
per copy.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-17

CHEWING MACHINES REPAIRED AMI
- EXCHANGED. Also guns, pistols and
ocks for sale. Bell hanging, tools, bolt cut
, ors, ratoh sts, wrenches, drilling machines
nglnss and boile-s. JNO. U. HiRZEL.
al8tt 40 Il. Second street.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-17

The GRANT reception in Philadelphia
yesterday was quite as large as the
Bayard boom OF this city was a few
weeks ago.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-17

Trusses for children and adults at
prices that must give satisfaction at
Hartman's Drug Store, 9Th and Poplar
street.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-17
DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
JUST OPENED.
An elegant stock OF
SILK AND LlNEH
SILK AND LINEN
HANDK ERCHIEFS EFS
ELS HANDkERCHlkFs
Pocket Books, Pin CushisaS.
Pocket Book, Pm Cuihsons,
FlCHuS, RuFFLIN3S, TITS, &C, &C,
FlCHUs, kEFFLlNGS, TIES, aC., &C,
Besides an endless variety Of
FANCY AND USEFUL ARTICLES,
Suitable for the approaching
CHRIsTHAS HOLIDAYS
CHRISTMAS Holidays
At very low prices.
s. STATS,
=. H. STATS,
40 MANIFEST. 4ob MARKET ST.
4o5 MARkErSI. 4y6 MARKET ST.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-17

TIME I.AkHEST DRY GOODS HOUSE
/ In Philadelphia, JOHN WANAMAKEk
Ora I'D Depot, 18th st.. Market u Chestnut.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-17
CELECT READINGS.
BY tho eminent Reldcr.
PROF. $. X. MURDOCH.

by tho eminent Relder.
PROF. $. X. MURDOCH,
THURSDAY EVENING. DEC. Is, 1872,
At West Presbyterian Church, Corner Eighth
and Washington Sts.
PROGRAMME:
BrusbwOOd. ............. IT. b. Head
Scene from Merohan of Venice. Shakespeare.
High Tide on the Coast Of Lin.
colnshire. ..........N.. Jean lngelow.
Extract from PIckwick Papers, Chas. Dickens
Extract from Childe Harold .,,..... Byron.
Inc victim. ......... ............. .Tenny9cn.
Lori Dundreary's Proverbs.
The Vagabonts. .................Tro wbridge
Maud aid Madge. .................
Inc WOlFob ....,............... .lIOWDr10Xe.
An Hour on the 1ce....... .Pickwick Papers
Tickets, 50 cents children hall. price. Door
open at O'Clock, entertainment at 7.45
IL i6-3t
Daily Republican., 1879-12-17
WATCHES ANDJEwELRY.


CHAnHns HrnDSnH'
HOLIDAY doODsi HOLIDAY GOODS
Ladies ard Gents
sSGoLD warCHEs-Gp
GENTS SILVER WATCHES.
Alto new and well selected stock oi
JEwELRY, JEwELRY,
JkWELRY JtWkLRY,
Silver ard silver-plared Ware,
Silver and Silver plated Wa.e,
CLOCKS, SPEUrACLES, sc.
CLuCK.S, SPECrAOI.ES, &C.
Call and See, Call and See,
Cail and See, Call and See,
CHARLES II EEBNtR,
CHARLES HEEBNER,
Bl3l% MARKET ST. ei31i MARKET ST
cl3A MAkkET ST. e.sta MAhkET 81
l2-6-ti
Daily Republican., 1879-12-17
AND SEiARS.
TRY MULLINS CELEBRATED BLACK
NAVY

TRY MULLINS CELEbhAlED BLACh
NAVY,
You will wonder at the large 10 cent hunks
he gives you. Christ mas smokcrs.-Smoke
the Lynchburg Smoking Tobacco, and 10
cents per bag, unequllled In the State ; also
Blaekwells and T. l. Lyons DURHAMS.
HIS 8 and 8 cent Yara and Havana Begars
are the most fragrant in tho state. But
why 10 on as you will find ON Visiting me
one Of the oompletest stocks OF Tobaoco and
Segars in town at
lin ~ W, FRONT STREET.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-17
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.


TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS!
HOLIDAY PRESENTS!
AT NO. 0 EAST FOURTH STREET,
:. W. SCHULTZ,
=. W. SCHULTZ,
THE SEGAR AND TOBACCO MAN,
Has laid In largo and varied assortment o.
FINE MERSCHAUM, ~
GENJlNESWE EFT BRIER,
LAUREL GUI'TA PERCHA
AND BREAD PIPES.
Also large assortment OF tins
sEGARS, SEGARS, SEGARS, SEHARS,
Prepared esq ecially Tor Holiday Gifts, and
made OF the best brands OF tobacco.
HIS CHEWING AND SMOKING TO
BACCO
Cannot be surpassed for fine quality and
low price.
HIS sTt OK OF FINE
ORNAMENTAL MERsCHAUM GOODS
Are tho richest and most complete in the city.
1l-l2 till
Daily Republican., 1879-12-17

ANEW IEWELRY STORE.
BAYNARD& DAWSON
Have 0 ened the store
NO. 2ig MARKET. STREET,
And stocked i with IA entire new and large
aFsOEtMC ut OIL
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, Sill
VERWARE, SPECTACLES, &c.
sS-Latest styles, Lowest Prices, "a
and satisfaction guaranteed " all.
Being both practical Jewellers, all repairing
lett with them will DO promptly and sltisiac
toraiiy attended to.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-17

| W. III. hENNAkD u w.
Il
Have in 2. 3 and 4 buttons.
IsEE THE UHDREssED KID GLOVE
lSEE THE UNBIASED KID GLOW.
W, NJ. kENNARDA AGO.
Are selling a. sl.35.
SEE THE BEAUTIFUL ASSoRrMEN
OF FANCY hOSIEhY
| W. NJ. KENHARDA 90.
Are selling from 70 cents to 81 per pair.
SEE TIE LADIES' FANCY HEMSrlTCi
| hhNDkEkCHIEFS
W. NJ. kENfAkD h co.
Are selling at %, rs 81. 81, 10. so and 90.
sEE1HESlLK HANDK ERCHIFFS
SEE THE SILK HANDkERCHIEFS
W. M KENEARDa AGO.
Are selling at Is, rs. 30, IS, 81 and G.2s.
SETTLE LACE FICHUS
W. NJ. kENNARD 400.
Are stllinI at 371&. b and IS OTIS, 81, tl2s,
n.t0, S.1S, 81 and $3.50.
SEE THE POCKET BOOKS
WE KENNARD& GO.
Are selling OF l21z, 90, S71l, 10, 30, rs. e. cts.
81, Ito, Lib, 2.2s and 2dJ.
SEE THE BALnGRAL SKIRTS
W. RI KENNARD& CO.
Are selling at 30 and ID cent?, 81, LIS, ]. 50.
l.15, z, l.?5, go, 275, ., $40, 30 and 3Ib,
SIZE THE LADIES' COATS
WIN. KENNARDaCo.
Are selling at SO, so, 4, 3, e,7,s, $50, TO- IL
j., ID, ld aud 10.
SEE TIE LADIES' D0LMANs
W NJ KENSARD& eco.
Are selling at sl2, "A, Is, II, 20, Is, "a and II.
SEE THE EMBROIDERED TABLE AND
PIANO COVERS
". Nj. KENNARD ECO.
Are selling at s2.51, 3, 3s01aud 10.
SEE THE NGPKlNS
W. NJ. kENNARD aCO.
Ave selling at 70 cents, 81. LIS, 10, ?, 30, IS
sand tper dozen.
SEE TIE UMBRELLAS
W.M. KENNARD AGO.
Are selling at q, l.25. l.5o, tsilk) $50, 4, :
and Q.
SEE THE HANDSOME DRESS GOODS
W M. KENNARDAC
Are selling at 1914, u, 20, 20, IS, s71s, y, e5
and rs.
SEE THE NOVELTIES, SArlNS AND
VELVETS
wM KENNARD 400.
Arc selling Tor Trimming
SEE THE BODY BRUSSELS CARPETS
". n. kENNARD h co.
Are ceiling less than Philadelphia prices.
SEE THE TAPESTRY BRUSSELS AND
lNGhAIN CAkFRIS
W. M. KENNARD AGO.
Are selling at lees than manufacturer prices
Of to day.
SEE THE BEAUTIFUL BLACK ANn|
COLORED SILKS
W KENNARD& CO.
Are selling 81, LIS, 10 Lis, 2, 2.25 and 20
FEE THE IMMENSE STOCK JF WHITE
BLANKET,
". M. KENNnRDk CO
Are ceiling al manufacturer prices Of ebay.
See the immense stock Of
MD TLON f6>, ~ fIIDNE,
KID GLOVES, KID GLOVES.
FANCY GOODS, FANCY GOODS, |
FANCY GOODS, FANCY GOODS. |
DRESS GOODS,
DRESS GOODS,
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS
Carriers AND OIL CLOTHS
Are Offering at
". M. KEN NARD X CO.
W n EENNfRnl CI
Daily Republican., 1879-12-17
DRESS GOODS,

DRESS GOODS,
IT OyE.Y PARIS DRESSES.
Wei have remaining OF our mos: recent I'M.
ponaaon eight lovely Foreign Costume.
~nich We now mark down to lower priees
having Tad the benefit OF them a. uattsrn ,,
ansSs all the seasen. For presents no,hip. i
could be more desirable,
Aisa Brown silk, reduced from sl.s to ,es
Isl Black Satin deLyon, rsduced from
| $50 TO 500.
us Bronze Cloth and Striped Satin 70
| daced from 500 to$5,
oHa Sarhet satin and India Cashmere ~.
/ uHCON ( III |
Bronze Satin and Brocaae, reduoed
fr+m 500 to tluo
Black Satin Dinner Dress redpc.a
from $3.50 TO 800 ,
" Is a Black Satin and Brocade yelvst =.
dueed from $3.50 to sl0O. =
II " II rk.Blue Cloth and india ia shu.,.
reduced from sll6 u stb.
bef'aes these we have a large assortment Of
med lum prices Costum.s and nm, ,,. G
stock OF
LADIES COATS AND WRAPS y
LADIES COATS AND WHATS G.
LADIES COATS AND WRAPS
LADlEs'CoArs AND WRAPS c.
Have lein. Greatly ImproyeI,
JOHN wANAMAKER. VI
JOHN WANAMAKER, ICl
JOHN WANAMAKER.
JOHN WANAMAKIR,
H'AND DErOT, GRAND DEPOT
iRAND DEPOT, GRAND DtPyT, o
THIRTEEN N STREET.
THIRTEENTH STREE,
THIRTEENTH STREET, Il
THIRTEENTH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA. IN
PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA NJ,
CHINA AND GLASSWARE.
.HlNA, GLASS AND LAMPS
You are respectfully invited to callat
LAWTON'S m
CHINA BAZAAR,
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-07
a Heavy Tale.

Mr.. Joseph Miller, who resides six
miles North of this place informs us
that about tho middle of September
last he missed a large pet hog that he
kept III his horse lot. His repeated
inquiries and complaints among his
tenants failed to elicit the slightest
information concerning The fate Of
the hog. Finally, about the middle
of last month. when the hog had
been almost forgotten, it was report
cd to Mr.. Miller one day, by one of
hia employees, that in carrying straw
from the barnshed he had come upon
something that looked like the back
of the long lost hog. Mr.. Miller at
once made an investigation, aud to
his great nmaZement found his hog
imbeddcd in the straw, still alive,
but reduced to tho 'merest skeleton.
Early in September the barn shed
was filed with wheat straw, and just
after the hog was missed. MIR. Mil.
Ter says he remembers seeing plank
lose, and having it hailed, or the
side Of the shed near the ground.
Through this opening the hog enter.
ed the shed, burrowcd his way far
into the straw, and being unable TO
turn, became, by the lateral pressure
and superintendent weight Of the
straw, stationery ana etfectually
imprisoned. When removed the an
imal's lankncss was Of that charac
ter which made him almost q literal
specimen Of the ideal trazor back
For several days he rcelcd and stag
gercd, but by judicious feeding i.
now doing we'll. From this, We sub
nit the enquiry, can hog be starv
ed? is not wholly impcr.inent.-RocA
I'LL Herald.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-07
A Sneak as Well as a Fraud.

The Christiancy business illustrates
about as we'll as anything can the
hypocrisy and pretentiousncss that
goes to make up the character of the
fraud-IIayes. Senator Christiancy
was willing TO resign and let Zach
Chandler into the Senate two years
ago if Hayes, would, at that time,
promise him the Mexican mission,
but when the proposition was made
the Fraud threw up his hands in q
fine alIcctation of horror, and declar-
ed that never, never, would he con-
sent to such q wounding of the pre-
cious principle of civil service re-
form. 1t was a duty that he owned
to the better clement of his party to
keep such men as Chan,ller out of
power. Again, it was necessary to
square Off accounts with Foster, who
has just been brought out in his true
colo:s 10y the Tyncr exposure, and
who, at that time, was occupying the
Mexican berth; more than that, Mr..
Hayes was afraid the Hamecr. Is
would turn him out unless nc played
high points. Now, however. when he
feels perfectly safe from attack, how
cleverly he slides down from high
perch to the very wallow of machine
politics. Mr.. Christiancy is given
the Peruvian mission, in order to let
Mr.. Chandler back to the Senate, the
disgracefnl trade being fixed up in q
day. Let us hear no more talk about
Grant from papers Of the Springfield
Republican illi. There was never an
hour when, drunk or sober, he was
not infinitely the superior of the pre-
sent fraudulent incumbent Of the
White House in every moral ant
manly characteristic. - Washington
Post.