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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-18

A. II. STEPHENS ON BAYARD AND TILDEN.-
[Interview, in the Atlanta Constitutional
{. Oh, Bayard has no, chance. have never
regarded him as very much of statesman,
although he is u heightened, chiyalrous gen.
tIeman. But he never has had any care or
sympathy with the masses Of the people.
Now, he has stolen the thunder OF Rad.
icals, and is trying to sound it from their
platform. You will tud before many
months that Tilden will be the accepted
candidate" .i&.e.ta $ 'u,,s'.1a.
Then we in this section shall be badly
|, IS sold.,1 - - -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-18

JnpHn"rc LEAGUE. War, 81 h
AS Glove l:"Nr.. Brackets. irarl-
fry tahiurf,. Irry~, t'tu-' p,n-
iuus, tigur-iIpld"r-. aud futnv
OTHERS Of the" celebrated p.Di-.
Inry nrr also Offering illgr
liu" Of bolts. Piano.. grd htu.
bred. oi either Toys, ~ pIi'r. To-
Insure tt"ir safe.
They iIru mtir -p"Ihl and
large pnrCiI i-,t, Tor 'h'' coming
lhOiiHaytrItic ~ liir~' i"i'S tuh
-ntchcI"-; ruck"t. EUuk $. IRON
the cheapest H. ia" finest Eu>si !
leather. Fan jet md G!il hess
riry: ilaudkcrrlticfs In an ,h'ir
vnrIris styles, Including 4 liig.
lock "f Xix iIludkcr"hiri-: ~l'-
{ hcnilIc tl.rhn,, ~cdrf.. InI
uthcr Fancy GDui, for ur"k-"D.,r.
| \ lso, - iargr -tus- ~ S,rs-Eurw-
ipgS In the most hrruutuI d'.
,isu-.
In kil Cloves 'h,y OH r = H'.
!tiuu IT The celebrated maxi 90
Ia roy -srliulrss. Also. iu " tl %
Iaud Opera SiId.irs ia, mn.' t'iDt-
Die quaIiIics In two, Iltrr". t"lr,
TX. eiltt, aud tea hu, .ut-. i0-.',
ii9O do/eu Three. Eaton h.!
il,luyce-frrsh goDd, arui 'i".lrt-
Die ,fa,l"s--ii 39r. II pan '1.H"i
generally ~ SOC. Ih"} Nli. uIr"
Dtfrr the balance ui trfr tat
i,-asUI's stock ol nd i,Ib,r, a.
1879 Il pair.
tuiI nI"- nf T..tiI"-' aud ''.-
ItIrmru'S fur-Tou El"E. ~
idic,' Berlin CORES at i"....
10 air: also. "ytra bargain" tG ! .t'
! hes Gcnrlrlnrn's nnJ I hiri.'.
Fleece. LiDci nipYcs, Ia tf.n u.s.
Luziish. url hcrrurn y'""l.
large stuck Of thl.drra VI ..
lt,nS.
Also, HE iIrgr~f . ,"r'1Ga. 4
| liD~icry now "ii''rrd lH ia.
>Iik. Lille Thread, md o..
In French, tnginh, isrint.. ~ 3
domestic N,INui ritit".
Lace GoUJ -i.'aI ! .n" ~
lkerchiris. Ins. AM ia.'r '...-
luughnm ara .tu'iq l"' ".
spread aud filiG" HH
iiiughan and Aul'.n. '.'' } -
I1ics: Piano ana IA'.'-' .'..' o
| / acO Curtains. 'u G.. t''t '.'.
INuplIau lace, ~ y..' A.s'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-18

The PhiladeIpbia l.Inqniret's first page
was ON Tuesday morning illustrated with, a
likeness of -lsnd-pirate, under which was
the name Of g. S. GRANT. Tt looks as II It
might be the counterfeit presentment OF
one Of the Pennsylyanians who were banged
not very long ago. stat 10 - ~ -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-18

: THE SOUTH AND, .SscEssI0S. Or.
leans Picayne, Democratic-l-Nhat Mr..
Jefferson Davis says, lis simply that there
are very few seeessionists in the South,
which is true; II, is so true that probably
thesSouth lis, The last part OF the country
that could be provoked into revolt against
the Government, Or m attempt TO dissolve
the Union. -. -,
mr.. Hill, Of Georgia, says the southern
people wouldn't go to war now to protect
their iberties.l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-18

mTbe Life and Words OF Christ" by
GErKIE, heretofore published at So, is just
brought out In handy volume, good type,
and handsomely bound, for the price OF
fifty cents, by the American Book Elk
change, New York. An edition, wide mar
gins, half Russia binding, gilt top, is sold
for 81. Our copy is from the publishers !;
but we presume it is for sale i'll Richmond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-18
CID Main street, bet ~
de lS-SodtJai
GOODS.

hare large assortment Of HOoo3 81 - -, ~
noIIs Of every description; Tea Dinner; arc or
is,.s.ts: Furniture Boys Wagons, Stiee!p<u<s.
Whes..arrews- Hphhy' bnf"ea' ana Ao'' - s'>1
description. -, =, y.s.s s eo,a.ne.
| sets. China aud Lava Figures; .r..- I,,,
In ,Ssef;il presents, have Decorated Tea. Din
ner-, and chaIaer-sets tn ,s Sc MI
e.is Jaw ss.s and House, Fnrushing Goods.
p's@9" :. - 49, = ,,'S ~ ROBERT HAROLD,
hi N, i. SIT Broad ap@ 600 Main streets.
] de is,20,2e.3t
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
HOLIDAY GOODS.

HOLIDAY GOODS.
WEST. JOHNSTON & 60.
OFFER EXTRA ATTRACTIONS N
DCDES. STATIONERY. AM FANCY t;pDDS:
STEEL-EHGKATlrG$ Sill III. 'tnD,: ,.
SILVER STANDS PEhl:l. aud GIT bNHA-
NESTS. RI--iA-EEtYiI|ls GOODS;
WRITlHG-DE~KS. W0lik BOXES.
.JEWET-CA-E-. GLOVE and II ID i l. IL
CHiEF-RUX MITCH BrXE-;
CIGAR and CIGARETTE CASES,
IVORY an PEA ~. GOODS. .....-
COLD Pens. PENCILS, and TOnTIi.Pl,k
PRAYER and HYEALS, lfNN-B'tnhS. ana
! ElBLtS. In Ru-~iI lca her. caif. anH z'a'-skII
I'D WILLOW EAShhI3-
Refined. -.... t,...
.Tr.EETILE and TOY-BGDKS. and c@mplrt" as
s1riInclt of the Iat".t STYLES aud brst jMahty 81
Encll.h and French PAPER and kNEEi ;ofEH.
The bet. selected and most attractive shn" 81
HOLIDAY BOOKS iE the CITY:
rsa',,,rni tnRI~TNAS-, NEW-YEAR-, and
RIRlHDAY-CARDS IN on!!csa variety.
All for safe III the lowest prices
WEST, JOHNSTON K CO.,
da1s4, Booksellers and ~ra toner's.
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ADVANCE WISDOM THAT CoUNTS.-[From
the New York Mait.l-I isn't good Repub-
lican policy TO count on the Democrats al
ways saving the Republican party by their
blunders. Even lunalics have their periods
OF sanity. The Democratic leaders may eX-
peiience such an interval long enough to
elect President. II they go wild after
that, the Republican leaders will have no
consolation and no remedy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-18
HOLIDAY GOODS
CHRISTMAS AND NEW-YEhR
PRESENTS.

just received 1870
cor, ID and SILVER WATCHES al! LiC'h9 III
endless variety: ,..,,.,,,,>rcu.
SOLITAIRE and CLUSTER III MOSi XXI 49,;
SnTTAIRF DIAMOND EARRINGS ana SII y:
4 IN, line OF CAMEO. PEARL and GOLD sEI :,
Of JEWELKY, FANNY an9 ,! rLAiS; G G9tn r
RINGS. LADIES and GESIl.EAENo "oi''
1.hh niEsssH; GOLD NECK-cHAISs, CHARMS &C.,
~ s.LvER-PLATED WARE:
ria c,l,ar plated Castor. pickc-Sia nds t'nlter-
Dishes, GUS. Gobte.., Table and Ie'-Slo"o9'
Forks Waiiqrs, and Butter-h niSes; ccpny =.
Thee goods are rom The celebrated hOoGE"S
pp6THFR'S FACTORY. The name itself Is
nsrnn.ee of the quality. AL " the above co1ds
wi AZ .o,E CHEAP Tor cash. The public generafy
WI ,nxtIe 10 insnec. our stock before purchasing.
are in'hSe- :" GODDARD & NOAES,
a,4 Main street, between Sin'h and ieh'h 'sfe1'"'
| A. S-S0dfJaf
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! HOLIDAY G00ns.

NJ THE GREAT EXHIBITION or
HOLIDAY GooDs
LEVY BROTHERS..
NEVER BEFORE WAS sUcH A SHOW n.n,
l.: THIS CITY.
THREE FLooEs-15' FEET ~ so FEET
LOADED WITH GOODS
THE GREAT EXHIBITION OF TOYS Az,
FANCY GOODS on uEssrcovp Vt DOR
ESTHANcE THROUGH THE STORE
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GCpSl, vorrn>.,
HOSIERY, AND TRIMMINGS
on Tue FIRST FLOOR.
CARPETS, CURTAINS, RUGS. BLaykErs -
IN THE BASEMENT.
STORE CROWDED From MoRyr>,, ,.,r..
NIGHT.
FORTY SAL EsMES AND SALE>WpNgy r,
WAIT ON THE CUSTOMERS.
We beg Of our friends TO have )t;tlc patience "a.
Rug this exciting time, aud We viii h,y. M NJ
their wants supplied.
LEVY BROTHERS.
lol7 AMI 1912 Main .;r"ct,
u" - Richmond. -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-18

Why THEY Do IT. From the Indian.
apolis Journal. l-Scnator Blaine opposes
Secretary Shern,an's policy, and, per con.
trG, Secretary Sherman opposes Senator
Blaine's policy. The policy OF each is to be
President il he can.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-18

A MERE RUsHLIGHr.- [San. Francisco
Chronirts. lit is believed that Phiippart,
the renowned French sWinder. has sailed
for America. Since all greatness is COM
parative, what can be hope to amount to
here? -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-18

| DEMOCRATIC LEADERSHIP IS CONGRESS-
[PEUadelphia Bulletin, Republican, The
Democratic papers regard BaYard and Ran
dali as the. chief competitors for the leader
ship Of theft party in Congress. AS far as
they bave gone, Randall undoubtedly leads
his Delaware rival. .t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-18
MARRIAGES..

Married. on Tuesday. November 25ih. a. Sol
der, Joy" plantation. Nelson county. Va. ~ Rev
Hrury Tucker Lee, EUGENE hRMITr HRO"
late Of Phiadclphiu) 10 SUSAN VIRGINIA, onl
daughter OF The Lutte John j. London, Ct Soldier
I,r M rls
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-18

Nobody here knows that they dtu unfess
II be those pcrpons, II any such there De,
who made the bargain. Tke coalition Gas
/ secret one. It was expected by the Con-
seryatiYes up to the day OF election that at
least half the negroes would vote the Con-
servatiye ticket. ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-18

We suspect that the Republicans In halue
feel Just now very much as do the Conser-
natives in Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-18

!! AT the, last meeting Of the Honest Money
League OF Milwaukee, it was unanimously
resolved to prepare. and circulate for .sig ma
|tnreS Two memorials to Congress one ia
favor osi withdrawing the egal>tender cha
racter from green acks,, the other favoriDg
the suspension OF Q further Issue of silver
coin until an international agreement has
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-18

(,urI>TMAS GOODS.
JOHN n. TYLER & 90.
Will b. dali, opening urlii AFTER Tie -
ly lew AMI beautiful
FANCY GOODS.
.,t YER. AID slLvER-rLATEp iE!'' '.'.'
IN Greater variety aud desi-n ihan c''t
,..,i ,oh selected with Il view ~ a!os't en-
Ai,ius the taste 0f 4 cultivated rt"I'T'
Our sale Of
FINE pltMpSos
has ,,cye,sea 90 largely ,hlr have m"ir e'.. p.
asys ,ld,,ions 70 our Stock Ia Ibis direction A''
guarantee our prices !" oe
LOWER THAN GilE LOVES
WATCHES aud CHAINS, =. Vel !, :" ~,
| ~ .aoc,-,,,v. our stock 10 being daily a11'' ~
! Ky sen'', ,,-.,I john II. TYLEE ( 80"
de l2-tDe25 1-'----------~~~--
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-18
NHRlS TMAs.
" SMOKERS, HEADQUARTERS
GEORGE >CiFN. s,,rsr-.
\, rs.Sn TLEyESTli STREEt7'

CORNER MAIN AND II" .,,r,-.
, nn stock of nne IMPORTED aud Do''A0
sY6Gf R9 S SES and CHEWING TahhCt2},, AroR
sEat RUSSIA, MoKoGro: g4a AXES aud
ste we .; ~ and CIGARt l r.
/ tNATCH-SAFEs.
GJGAR~ aud GIG AsEtT E - @!aaeraIi2.
And SMOKERS AEti hIsc. ,pep,
gent for The aless popular NtsEB Al "A'""''
I DC 13~tof
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-18
MEETINGS..

4 STATED CONFOCATION OF &,I%x%
n LAFAY ETTE ROYAL ARCH ~
CHAPTER. No. AZ. will he held Ut ST Al Il55si,ikk
bans Hall. corner OF Miin and Til ri street,,
THIS Thursday EVENING at O'Clock.
An Royai Arch MasOnS In good standing are cor
diaIly invited. BY Ordcr OF til" NJ. l.. u. J.:
CHARLES LUNDlN.
III. g.1lk secretary.
NOTICE.--The tenth annual meeting ol
~ the stockhoidrrs OF the MERCHANTS M
TiOEAL BASk, Of Richmond, Va, VIII he hriu al
their bank inghoust In this city on the 18TH JAN
UARY, 1850, III II VI. -.,,,,
December -, 1879. DE S-Zia"tI
THE LADY MANAGERS OF TIE
4 MOSAIC particularly request their members 10
be al he hall on FRIDAY, the lgth II ID crInDcr,
rroptiy 1t o'clG"S. The performer, being chill
dren. /; Is important that they should not D" DIS
iurbcd by prr.Ous coming IN Jf:cr the p'ay NEiuS,
which will h. promptly At o'clock. dc lS-lt'
TRORA LODGE. No. llG, ...ss-.2z.aaus>,
"A t. o. O. F.--Thr regular meeting :s<GsSs, Z:
OF this LoI2r viii b.. h"h al Wl,in- +tS<.sr. u
son, Han. THIS FThur.iayl EVE -->|itfN>
NISGrl 7%n'cIocE Pun" uti attendance /. earnest
w de-. irc,l. CJndi.iatcS f,r initiation and degrees
win be ou hand promptly al $3.50 o'clock Members
OF sister lodges are cordially Invited TO br present
~ order Ot ihc SDae Grand.
JOHN J. SULLIVAN.
sels.Thts SECRETARY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-18

/, The D;spascs coaesdes that a.Eced nsi,y
IIh,aeka Fave been subjected 70 this punieh-
snpns and disqualification. 81 .they rid 20.
cnnsldar 10 directed against IheM, why dId
they make lis repeal q condition Of alliance
with the diusscrsf Cissrs'snatt ssesnnseT-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-18

Mr., WILKINSON offered the following:
Resolvea, That the, Auditor OF Public Ae.
counts is hereby request ed to furnish TO the
House the standing aud condition OF the
accounts Of the treasurer OF each county
andeorporation of the State up to the LIST
day OF December, 1879.
Mr. WILKINSON said he intended TO fol.
low IN this resolution with bill. he un-
derstood that one or more OF The treasurers
were in default and had not given bond. n
Mr.. rMoFFETTsWisbed TO know, while they
were elect;ng county judges, what 5udgs
Lhad been So delinquent as not to reaMrs
. bond OF treasurer. t.gUazg1!, ..,a,
Mir. WILKINSON said in the case to which
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-18

Ssw Oh RxesSESS zsern OS8 Auti,sssa !; rs
sMsS soeffaifs by OLD ARTISTS.
ss Vsr1fnfa.g
shsssaw her sons with purple Deaths expire
Her sacred dime invoiyed:in rolling fires.
"A dreadful sefies or intestine sars,-
ingloTioss triumphs and dishonest scars.
r. A. T. II. ~ .tv = -
keai Cursed effects OF civil hate -
es.ry age.fn ey,ry State
stlII, WHEN the Just OF tyrant powersueeeeds
3 Some Athens perfshes, some TuiIy bleeds.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-18

Bartering his venal soul for sums Of gold,
He cast himself into the saint-iKe mould.
Groaned, sighd, a ID prayed, while godliness was
gain,
The loudest bagpipe Of the squeaklng train.
Blest times whea Ishban, he whose occupation
SO long has been to cheat, reforms the nation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-18

Burgess, Chapman. COLE. COLLINS, Coiiy. Gross.
Frazier. GIBSON. cray. Green. iIaden. Hail. HAM
rLToS. Harrison, HARDWOOD. Kelly. Lady. LEWIS,
Nav, McCnnnelI; Niche AoIetE SoHT0S, owEHs'
SaJ'rs SCoTT. S!cm1, E II. Smith, q. +. smith,
Fl. ID. SMITH. spcssard, straycr, Strtphng Turner,
WaddiIl. VALE Whit. Written, and ISger-j4.
NoEs.-Messr~. Bailey. Barbour, Chamberlayne.
Claytnr. Dalton. Dandridge. Downs, Duke EchOls,
Edmonds, J. lis. Flcklen Finney. Fitzpatrick, Fray,
LYONS. Matthews, Mcnerce. Norman. Mushblch,
Nelson, Hicol. Palmer, Pits, Rowe, Watson, WI
MnS0n, aud Wish.
CoOred Republicans In SMALL CAPS; wLite re-
pubcans In italics.
After the resolution had been laid on the
table, the SPEAKER said he was charged by
the rules Of the House with the malnte-
nance OF order on this floor; that he had
never refused to members CARDS OF adm!S-
sion for their friends except when he Che
SPEAKER was Informed by the Scrgeant-at-
Arms that there was rot room for another
man on the floor.
As to the man at the door, the SPEAKER
knew nothing abou, him-tbat being mat
ter under The control OF the Sergeant-at-
Arms. This explanation could have been
i,ad without the resolution.
Mr.. CHAMBERLAYNE said that in moving
in this matter he was not making an attack
on any one. But he didn't wish bis mail to
be handled by unauthorized parties. he
had suffered enough at the Richmond post
Office. %, ...,... ...
ELECTION OF JUDGES.
Att O'Clock the two Houses proceeded to
the election OF county judges.
Judge T. c. ParraInore, OF Accomac, was
nominated for reelection by Dir. FRAZIER
| the leader OF the Readiusters.
The nomination was seconded by Mr.
EDxoNDs CONSERVATIVE in handsome
speech eulogizins the Judge, whose course
had been so eminentiy conservative, fair.
and Just that his reelection Is demanded by
all parties.
He received all the, votes cast IN tn
House.
| JUDGE OF ALBgMARLE.
Mr. NICHE moved that the election
county Judge for Aibemarle be deierre!
| until January 18th ~. : ..;g,, ., -
Mr. DUKE thought the 18th v, ould lie Sun
/ day he suggested the 18Th, as -. /.
Z Mr., SfIcH!s accepted the amendment.
/, The motion was embodied into,a resolu
t'tion and adopted. 80
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No place so sacred from such fools Is barrd. n
nor Is Pan,'s church more safe than Pauls church,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-18
Jupan",c Iarum" War, ,a.A

CONSISTING ~ FAM Or
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o, yet ! a nobler task awaits thy hand,
For what can War but acts of War still breed,
'Tillinjulcd Truth from Violence be freed,
And public Faith be rescued from The Brand
OF public Fraud In vain doth Valor bleed
While Avarice and Rapne share the land.
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ACCENTS z,. OF rREAsuRERs.

of absence was granted Mr. WIcKHAH 10
one day. IN : sst..s
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Unbiased, or. By favor or by spite,
Not duly prcpossesscd. nor blindly right,
Tho learned well-bred, aud tho welbred, sincere,
ModestlY bold and humanity severe
Who 10 a friend his faults can freely show
And gladly praise the merit Of i foe.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-08-28
Personal.

Mrs. D. B. Smith, Of this city, is visi'
ting relatives in Rochester.
Mrs. q. NJ. Fernald, and little ones,
left Austin last week for short visit to
friends in Wells.
MIR. ]. Keenan,, of Winona, a brother
of the Kcenans of this city, made US
call on Mo nday.
Mr.. Bert Stoddard, Mrs. A. A. Har'
wood and Miss Berthe johnson, spent
few days this week in Spring Valley.
Miss M. A.. Thomas went over to
Kasson last week to spend = few days
with Miss Shultes. They return this
week.
Mrs. I. 1ngmundson went over to
Leroy on Monday last, for a few days of
change and rest. The Leroy friends will
be glad to see her.
Oracle Wilbour made very happy .
few of her little friends last Friday after.
noon, by an Invitation to lawn party.
The little girls had splendid time.
Mrs. L. s. Mitchell went to Owatonna
last Sunday morning to attend the funer
al services Of her sister, Mrs. Cook, who
died on Saturday, after brief illness.
On Friday afternoon Of last week
quite large party of little folks wert
entertained at Mr.. F. A. Richardson's
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-08-28
TAOPI.

= People begin to talk Of going to the
fair again.
-Tramps are now beginning to al up
on lager, with club in it.)
Doc. Edwards contemplates visit to
Wisconsin, his old home. He expects to
start on Saturday next. We wish him .
pleasant trip and lots Of sport.
School will soon begin again. with
Miss Wells ~ teacher. at least, 20 1t Is
rumored. She has so pleased the people
that they look forward to good school
this winter. ..-.....,
oh, myi but don't . certain couple
Oft on The doorstep an awful" long time
after they get home from lodge. Fol
particulars apply to
Or QUART KETTLEsoN.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-08-28
A FINE suit, worth 50, Tor IS, at GUMS

AMONG other clothing manufacturers
who are using the Wheeler s. Wilson No. Z
machine may be mentioned the following
firms who have in use the number of
machines of above style mentioned o.
pcsite their respective names:
Kellogg s. Co., Chicago. .38
Lindaur & Co., Is Wabash avenue.
Chicago. ................... ~
Thayer & Caldwell, SO & 65 W. WASH
J. NJ. Bliss, "a, Sc & SO Market street,
A. Nelson & Co., coat makers, corner
Bremen & Elm streets, Chicago. ...... 20
William Kossiter, coat maker, corner
Willow & Clybourne aves, Chicago. Is
A. V. Hutchins, Contractor in The ILL
nois State Penitcntiary, Joliet. 80
Sold by E. J. Grattan, of this City.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-08-28
CEDAR CITY AND VICINITY.

Harvesting is nearly completed.
Mrs. Thyng gave little temperance
talk at Minnereka school house last sun
day evening.
"A few friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Epler made them very pleasant visit
last Saturday afternoon, and as mark
of their esteem for friend and neighbor,
presented Mr.. Epler with an IS chair.
". II. Cantwell, president of the ten
cent reform club, has gone east on a visit.
The club has lately elected officers for
the coming year. They consist Of pres
ident, five e-pres,dents, chaplain, Sec
rotary, treasurer and SIX choristers. The
organization is growing In officers, If not
in interest.
Mr.. Eaton Officer, who has the past
season represented the Nice ormick SELF
binder as the best, cheapest, most durable
and most economical machine made, now
takes it all back, and says, give him the
old.fashioned cradle he has lately been
presented with lob. boy baby.
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ROSE CREEK.
Business Is increasing.

-1US1u60o 10 A0NS VeoAA6s
B. F. Miner Is quite sick.
Stacking will be finished this week.
The Rose Greek Exchange" is again
vacant.
Why don't some one put in stock
of hardware!
Politics is dead here. OF, at least, If
not dead, sleepeth.
w. Hughes is building house.
There are others talking of building.
School begins next week. J. W.
Rutledge teacher, brother Of the DR..
Some No. 3 and No. 8 wheat coming
in. Wheat yields 8 to IL bushels around
here.
dennis Dinneen is the happy man
1t is girl, and weighs about 10 pounds.
Score one for Dennie.
w. H. Watt furnished runaway fol-
the people of Rose Greek last week. That
old white horse IL said to have gone ove'
the ground lively. Nobody hurt.
sheriff Corey and deputy sherlf
stimson have been in Rose Creek lately
Considerably mixed up, that case. Grain
sold, then removed, then taken back.
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Miss Lulu sent out the Invitations and
did the honors Of the occas ion.
We see our old friend Henry Jacobs
on the street again. He has returned from
his harvesting in Yellow Medicine coun.
~, and says the crops are good. We are
sorry to ace him not looking we'll.
MIR. L. s. Willard and family started
for Chicago on Monday last. Mrs. Viii.
lard will remain with friends at Canton,
Illinois, for about two months. Mr.. Will
lard is expected to return this week.
e. Stevenson. of Utica, New York, so
we'll known in Aua,in as the popular
clerk in Hall & Vests store, is coming
back again to take his old place. His
Austin friends will be glad to hear this.
Miss Hattie Judson, Of Lacrosse,
who has bean spending few weeks in
Austin. babe sdieu to her many friends
IN the city, and returned home last Satur-
day. There are those who will weep In
her absence.
MIR. c. W. Austin and wife spent a
few days recently with Mr.. and Mrs.
Basil Smout, Of Wells. They drove over
and back again, resting at Albert Lea.
The distance is about 60 miles. Quite q
drive for the little pony.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Brown-or Will
Brown and Jennie Jones that was-re-
turned Tuesday from Cresco, where Mr..
Browns parents reside. The young peo-
pie will commence housekeeping today.
Several choice and handsome presents
have found their way to the happy bride
and groom, and will he much appreciated
IN the new home.
Rev. Mr.. Belden returned from his
vacation trip on Tuesday noon. He spent
a week at Minnctonka and vicinity, Wis.
tied friends at Moorhead ard Fargo. went
out over the big wheat farms of Dakota,
and took in Minneapolis on his return
trip. He reports F. A. Elder, our former
Clerk Of Court, as being very successful
in his business. Rev. Mr.. Emerson is
pastor of the Baptist church at Morehead.
AL Fuller aud Will Fcnton are living in
Fargo, and doing nicely. Times are
up there.