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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-12-16

Iucky Lawyer.

The Phila 'elp1ia Evening "Ne"s'
give, rs NOR in detail tie rnmorsdr
port that John 0'Byrne is about tt
remove nom this city to New York,
where he has already located another
of his law offices. In this movement he
has been more lucky than when hs re-
moved from Philadelphia to his country
mansion in Brandywine Hundred, this
State. MIR, O'Byrns is not only law
yer Of more than the average ability,
but besides he ID far seeiDg, cute poll
tician, and We DO not know how true 1t
is, bat il is said that when he removed
to Delaware he saw ahead Of him Wis
ions of United States Senatorship,
which 10 bin were never realized, rs
thu Bayard and Salisbury families have
divided the honCrs OF Senatorial digni-
ty between them as long as there were
any Bayards or Saulsbury5 to fill those
Offices. Even the starting Of q morning
paper, with Mr.. o'Byrpe as the wife
and witty editor of the same, did not
help him in his Senatorial aspirations,
and as the latter faded away to nothing
in the distance, his paper also sick
sned on his hands. Mr.. O'Byrne was
genial IN warm hearted, and while in
Wilmin. ton made many friends. 1t is
well known that during the late cleo
tion campaign in New York, Mr.. o.
Byrne stamped the State for the re-
election of Governor Robinson, and by
doing so, We are informed by the
"Nevs" that he ATTRACTED the atten-
ton and earned the gratitude OF Robin
sons chieftain, Samuel J. Tilden, who
freely announced his intention as re-
turn for Mr.. O'ByrHe's gallant but I'M
uccessful efforts in the cause to hand
somely take care Of him." The "News"
further adds that "the many friends Of
Mr.. O'Byrne at the bar in this city
philadelphia will therefore be glad
to lrarn that he has been appointed one
Of the Assistant Corporation Counsel of
New York, a plaos fat in fees, and
rich in opportunities Of adding to his
already many and well-earned honOrs."
We most heartily congratulate Mr.. o.
Byrne on his good fortune, and arid as
were the political fields OF Delaware
and Pennsylvania, New YORK looms up
to him in all the freshness OF an GASES
in the desert. Our genial friend will
now be where he will b. most appreci-
atsd, and now being in the direct line
OF promotion, may We soon have the
pleasure Of hearing Of the silver ton
gued orator of New York whose rich
Irish brogue shall roll unanimously
forth from the Congressional halls al
Washington, and linger and die away
in musical cadences in the dome Of the
Capitol. We wish our old friend sue
cess.
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warriors the brsvest, amongst statesmen
the Ioklest.

A CORRESPONDENT from st. Augustine,
Florida, writing to the New York Times
saws that it is a great mistake to count
that State with the solid South; that
the Democrats count upon the election
of their candid ate by the solid sou.h,
New York aud Indiana which would
give them a majority Of seven. Tbs
cores pondent however is positive mat
Florida will go Republican and thereby
elect tae Republican candidate by one
majority, that State having four cleo
toral votes. He says that the people
there are disguised at Democratic rule
which has increased the States debt
and closed many Of this schools. AS
proof of the revolt against the Demo-
cracy, he instances the fact that Jacs-
sonyille for the first tins recently cleo
ted full Republican ticket, and that
st. Augustine, the Oh beuiovI"'''
stronghold of the State, a few days
ago nominated a straight out Repabl'
can ticket and elected the Mayor. the
collector and a majority Of the Alder
men. He attributes the change IN
sentiment to the Northern settlers who
he says were led into voting ror the
the Democrats under false promises of
reform, but who have now changed.
The forcing of Hull into seat in Con
gress he says has turned great many F.,
well thinking Democrats. Concluding
he facetiously says: "The Democratic
calf has had just enough rope to hang
itself within this State, and Florida
may as well he counted with the re-
main Ter Of the Republican States.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-12-16

Now that "Gus" O'Donnell has vol
UNFAIRLY confessed in open court &c
save the trouble aud expense Of trials,
tina. he votod two more times illegally
besides the time for which he had Al.
ready been convicted, and one o.
these times was in the Fifth Ward,
making twice that he voted in tina,
Ward, surely Mr.. Allen will 10. hold
his seat in Council any longer. II he
does office to him must have wonder
ful charm indeed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-12-16

ONE OF THE reasons why business Las
been so dull thus far this fall is the
extremely warm weather We have had,
the moist atmosphere making it an IN
favorable season FOR our clothing mer-
chants. We're it not that We know it
is December we might well imagine
ourselves basking In the spring sun
shine Of May-day. Those who from
the peculiar curve OF the goose bone or
the lap of the hogs liver have been
predicting hard winter, have thus far
besn most egregiously disappointed,
and unless there is change soon they
will lose faith in those old-tims indica
tors of the weather. Thers seems 10
be but poor demand for ulsters, over
coats, gloves and furs, and every class
OF tradesmen have suffered from the
exceedingly mild weather. The hoi-
days are at hand, and those who make
large displays and have laid in large
amount of stock for the occasion, are
in a qusndary to know what to do. 1t
can scarcely be expected, however, that
this kind Of weather will last much
loHg-r, and almost at any hour we may
expect such change in the tempera-
ture as will make such boom in the
holiday trade as will compensate our
merchants sufficiently to make upl
for the dull warm season. II it were
only to put our merchants into good
heart, we trust the harvest, when it
dos come, will maks up for its long
delay.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-12-16

IT LOOKS AT the present time as II
General Grant would have clean walk
over for the Presidency, il the choice
was left to the people. The masses
in TIE North want him, the masses in
South want him; then why not both
sections Join together in electing him,
aud ~ so doing dose he bloody
Oh a. III
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-12-16

t. sUrr IT'S own purposes and to blow
hot and cold at tbs same time, tDg Ca
zetts'' came out yesterday fat footed
against givirg contracts to the lowest
bidder, no matter how responsible such
bidder might be, under the pretence
that the lowest bidder might Lot pay
fair wages to his wOrkmen. 1t must be
hard driven indeed for argument when
It resorts to such nonsense. The fact
Is Just here, Hessrs. Simmons & Bro
proposed to do all the work of the city
one-.hiri cheaper than what was being
paid to Mes5rs. Davis & Bro., but the
6rst mentioned is Republican firm
and the latter is Democratic firm. The
first named offered to lay curb for 6
cents yard, while the latter are getting
. cents yard, al d he frst pays as big
wages as the latter and does the work
Just as we'll if not better. There is no
use multiplying words ca this subject.
The "Gazette" should either advocate
giving the contracts for laying curb and
payements to Simmons q Bro. or forever
kee n'es' DIT 60 nomy. That is all.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-12-16

CLOTHIGG.
SUPERINTENDENT
FOR DECtM Der 1879,
BY WILMINGTON CLOTHING HOUSE.
Our immense sales during the past three
months has convinced US that the citizens Of
Wilmington and the Peninsula have learned
that we have
UNEQ UALLED FACILITIES
PRODUCE GOOD CLOTHING
ATLowER PRICES
than any OF our competitors, and no.with.
will continue to sell our goods during de
cember at our
VERY LOW PRICES.
We have q better stock Of
OVERC0ATS AND uLsTERETrs
Than We have before exhibited since our
opening, Rev lots just received this week,
and they are the Latest n Pattern and Style.
Do not fail TO examine them.
Being connected with one OF the best whole.
sale establishment of New York our stock Of
MEMS, YOUTHS, BOYS
ANDsHILDREN'S SUITS
Will be Kept full in each department until the
25th inst, as well as in our
OVERCOAT DEPARTMENT
Visit our Establishment and you will be con-
WINGED by the great Inducements We offer
that we appreciate your cooperation by be-
coming our patron, and thus keeping us the
LEADING CLOTHING HOUSE
LEADING CLOTHING HOUSE
AND MERCHANT TAILORING ESTAB-
LlSHM ENT
AND MERCHANT TAILORING ESTAB-
iLSHMENT
AUOfour City and Stats-Na d.
WILMINGTON CLOTHING HOUSE,
WILMINGTON CLOTHING HOUSE.
s. W. CORNER FOURTH AND MARKET
=. W. CORNER FOURTH AND MARK EFT
Wilmington, Delaware,
JOHN W plEFENDORF,
JOHN ". DIEfENDrRF,
Manager
N. Be, II. Davis, Walter Clemens and
J. S. Sbn are a,sorilted with NE.
J W. u. Manager.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-12-16

TODAY Philadelphia avs honor to the
distinguished American whom Kingsand
Emperors delighted to honor-the hum
bic nm assuming General Grant among
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-12-16

TrUsses for children and adults at
prices that must give satisfaction at
Hartman's Drug Store, 9Th and Poplar
street.
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CLOTHING.

OyERCOATsi OyERCOATsi
OvERtOATs, OWES COAIsi
ATFoR EVERY BODY-aa
ss>FoR LyERYBODY-9i
MEN. YOUTHS, BOYS AND CHILDREN
| BOSTON
BOSTON
GNE-PRlCE uNE-pR,o,
IONE~PaICE ONT.pRiCii
CLOTHING HOUSi,
CLOTHING HOUSE,
2ls MARKET ST, uaMARKtr Sr
I3 MARKET ST, MARKET sT
We have Jus, received another large in
Poi'e q tveFslais and this completes
OUR MAMMOTH STOCK
OUR NAM MOTH STOCK
WHICH is THE LARGEST
IN 1hEClr or STATE.
We have an endless variey. and all the
Latest Novelties and Newest Designs. In +,
few Of which We viii call your attention Jhs
latest u all Is tho
REk Frs BILE OVERCOATs
EE' EhSi Bile OVEkIUATs
Which can be worn either side out, and which
are very popular an ong the young men.
TIE uLsTERETTE
THE UISFkRETTE
Is very much worn, and Il admired by oil for
It's neat and sentgel style.
IL sa long coat, made 10 button close IN
INC neck. hitting the io,m very nicely. ami ia
nhde fom nearly all kinds Of wooden goods.
fur Beaver tverccats. ChInchIlla Oyercoats,
ih Castor Beaver ovrecoats, Cneviot
nvetcoats, Cashmere Uyerc oats. Black
Brown and Blue Diagonal Uyercsnts In
wool ana Worsted In TACT We cave all
KINDS ana all prices, from 500 up, Call
and examine our
RUSSIAN ULSTER,
RUSSIAN , LISTER,
That beats tho world in price-ouly
FIVE DOLLARS.
Our stock IL full in every departmen, md
We are selling lower than ever before.
We have made reductions IN our
Al NNohAN' IA Mf ~ RING DtPART-
80 that all In nerd Of a suit can AFFORD ora
TIT and Sorkmansh!p guaranteed here.
M. George Nee II, long and iavorahiy
Bnown to the citiZens Of Wilmington ia
now associated with tho Boston Cloth.
ing House and would be pleased
TO have his many friends call
and zee the bargains heis
prepared to offer them.
v. r. HOLMES nunnn,r
v. 4. HOLMES, rKSrNiEiSs,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
WILMINGTON. DEL,
HOLIDAY GOODS.
CROSBY g. HILL
CROSBY d HILL
are now offerings Il Lar1e and Attractive
s'ocK OF staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
which they are selling at very low
prices, In some cases lower than
the goods can be purchased to-
day rom hrst hands W
the dealers.
holiday GOODS.
HOLIDAY GOODS.
HOLIDAY GOODS.
u. hasa $50.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-12-16

TOYS.
Toys TOYS TOYS
DOLLS! DOLLS DOLLSl
b04 NARIEl STREET, to4,
Doll Carriages, v,locipedes. wheelbarr. Wa,
and Express Wagons.
TIN TOYS IN EVERY VARlElY.
Mechanical and Domestic Toys,
BeoEs and Games. Masks, Gut Pictures,
GILT AND LACE PAPER AND TREE
ORNAN ENTS.
1t woull 10 imposs bic 10 enumerat. our en-.
tir. stock Il
Toys! TOYS. TOYS.
But 1t will pay to i've Us a cal.
The second story room which 10 III feet deep
and "a feet wide Is stt cked with toys
and holiday goods exclusively.
DRY GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES,
oroakeryware, TInware. Carpets, OIL Cloths,
And general line Of
HbUSEH LID GOODS,
On the trat ii O..
Remember he place,
ADAMS & BRO, ADAMS & BRO.
122t1-l "a MARkET STREET.
ThsHltNAIJE DIIssNABJFG Al
IL Ns Eafct street. 1905
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TOBACCO AND CIGARS.

TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
PRESENTS!
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
AT No. EAST FOURTH STREET,
s. w. SCHULTZ,
:. W. SCHULTZ,
THE SEGAR AND TOBACCO MAN,
Has laid In large and varied assortment Of
FINE MERSCHAUM,
GENUINE SWEET BRlER,
LAUREL GUTrA PERCHA
AND BREAD PIPES.
Also large assortment OF fne
SEGARS, SEGAkS, SEGAKS, SEGARS,
Prepared especially Tor Holiday Gifts, and
made OF the best brands OF tobacco.
HIS CHEWING AND SMOKING TO
BACCD
Cauno, be surpassed for I'M, quality and
low price.
MIS- sTCCK OF ZINE
ORNAMENTAL MERsCHAuN GOODS
Are the richest and most complete in the G ty.
ll-l2 TIL
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raAnlEs,coATs.


OPESINGi OPENINGI
OPENINGi OPENINGi
OPENING! OPENISGi
$50 LADIES
$50 LADIES'
$50 LADIES
COhr4 AND.UOLMAEs,
COATS AND DOLMANS,
COATS AND DDLMANS,
G@AfS AED DoLM ANS,
COATS AND DDLMAhS,
COATS AND pOLMANS,
--oy THE --LATEST
PARIS DESIGN, PARIS DESIGN,
PARIS DESIGN, PARIS DESIGN,
h"fh' IA~'AN'A'' bisolpN w.
PERFECT MATERIAL
PERFECT MATERIAL,
PERfEGr FIT, PERFECT FL,
PERFECT FIT, PERFECT FIT,
PERFECT WORKMANSHIP.
PERFECT WORkM ANSHlP.
PERFECT WORKMANSHIP.
500 DOMESTIC
800 DOM ESI1C
80 DOMESTIC
COATS AND DOI.MArS
GOATS AND DULMANS
COATS AND DuLMANs,
BEAUTIFULLY TRIMMED
BEAUTIFULLY TRIMMED
BEAUTIFULLY TkiMMED
AT
OF PRICES.
OF PRICES.
PRICES.
UNHEARD OF PRICES.
UNHEARD OF PRICES.
UNHEARD OF PRICES
1856 MISSES COATS,
1856 MISSES q JATS,
1856 MISSES GOATS.
ALI. AGES, ALL AGES,
ALL AGES, ALL AGtS,
ALL AGES. ALL AGES,
IRON slc7UP.
FROM sl.37 UP.
u. l.. LICHTENsTEIN,
N. l.. LICHTENSTEIN,
n. l.. IICHTENSTEIN,
20 MARK Ell ST. TT hAEBFTST|
20 Nj LARK Ell ST, MAKE ST
20 MARK Ell ST. 1925 ct MEEBlT ST
--------------------------.=- ------.. |
CLOTHIIG.
|
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TOBACCO AND SEiARS.
TRY MULLINS CELEBRATED BLACK
NAVY,
You will wonder ut the large 10 cent hunks
he gives you. Christmas smokers. Smoke
the Lynchburg Smoking Tobacco, 8 and 10
cents per bag, unequllled In the State also
Blackwell's and u. |. Lyons DURHAMS.
His and cent Yara and HAVANA Segars
are the most fragrant In the state. But
way 20 on as you will hni on Writing Inc
one Of the com pletest stocks Of Tobacco and
Ssgars In town at
ll.2O 400 W, FRONT STREET.
Sharp County record., 1879-02-13

fines. The good behavior Of the
Jury and the prompt business man
ner of the deputy caused the Judge
to be considerate and lenient in the
matter.-Randolph Scalpel.
. Harrison Times, Feb. lst On
Tuesday last, about noon, our town
was thrown into quite an excitement,
caused by Marshal Payne shooting
at A. Murphy with double barreIl-
ed shotgun loaded with bird shot,
and wounding &urphy, Jane Mel
son, man by the name of LoveIace
and littio bcy, SON of 3. NJ. Heaton.
After dili&2nt ineWiry we can come
to no satisfactory conclusion as to
the rea! cGmmencement Oft affair,
as we have heard so many different
versions, but the facts show that
while il PAGES drug store, Murphy
drep a revolver and beat Payne
over the head, severely injuring him,
that Payne escaped out of the store
and securing the gun at The store Of
Bryant, Torrcnce & Co., went back
towards the store, and when he got
in front of the alley about twenty
five yards from PAGES he saw Muir
ply standing in the doorway, when
he fred with the above result. None
Of the parties are seriously injured,
though the shot in Lovelace and the
boy have proved very painful. DIR.
Kirby rendered ali the aid necessa-
ry, and ali parties are doing well.
Mr.. Payne, we learn, was cut in sew
eral places with tho pistol, but none
Of bis wounds are considered iSlal.
Sharp County record., 1879-02-13
Clippings.

The residence and household eff
Meets of Geo. X. Stevens, at the
mouth of Village creek, was entirely
consumed by fire on Monday morn
ing of last week. The fire was not
discovered until large portion Of
the house was envelopcd in flames.
Mr., Stevens loss Is between $4,000
( and $4,000; no insurance. His smoke
house and 5000 pounds of meat was
also urned.-Newport News.
\ Four fights at Moark on Tuesday
last; sort Of a free fight for every
one that felt inclined, and that sort
of spirit seemed to pervade. every
one present. They went at it in reg
ular backwoods fashion. Two
thumbs badly chawed, and blacken-
ed eyes in proportion, were the sum
total Of the damages. DR.. Henry
was umpire, at least so we learn.
Henry Hathaway was absent.-Cor-
ming Courier.
Circuit court is now in session,
Judge L. L. Mack presiding. Con
siderable amount of business done
up to date, the Judge pushing mat
ters through on fast railroad time.
Mr., Bates, a juror, was fined $50, for
being little slow on time when the
jury was called. The deputy sheriff
was fined $50, also, for granting Mr..
Bates the privilege of hitching his
horse, which caused Mr.. Bates de-
lay.
Since the above was written, the
Judge rcmitted one half of the above
Sharp County record., 1879-02-13
Lam 10 Pr0tecl MeleSp0pers.

|. Subscribers who do not give express
notice to the contrary are considered wish
ing to continue their subscription.
9. If subscribers order the disc0ntinuance
of their periodicals, the publishers may
continue to send them until all arrcar" are
paid
3. IF subscribers neglect or refuse to take
Their periodicals from the office to which
they are DIRECTED, they are held responsible
till they have settled their bills and ordered
them discontinued.
4. IF subscribers move to other places
without informing the publishers, and the
paper is sent to the former direction, they
are held responsible,
s. The courts have decided that refusing
to take newspaper from the Office or re-
moving and leaving them uncallel for, is
Drima Mcie evidence of Intentional fraud.
6. Any person receiving a newspaper and
making use Of it. whether he ordered it or
not. is held to be a subscriber.
Z. II subscribers pay III advance. they are
bound 20 give notice to publishers. at the
end of their time, if they do not wish to
continue the paper; otherwise the publisher
is authorized to send it on, and then sub
scribers are responsible unil an express
notice, with payment Of all arrears, is sent
to the publisher,
Sharp County record., 1879-02-13
OPfNYEREST TO TIE PNBLLC.

Public speakers are often annoyed, and
even 3aIiQl.s[, 1f1iataA Nth an atfech0r Of
the throat, which greatly hinders their el-
forts 10 entertain and Instruct their hear
eTs, 4 slight cold adds to the difficulty,
and sometimes results dIsast0usly unless
efficient means be used to prevent. Every
one knows the healing virtuess OF honey
and lar, which are found IN oil their
strength and purity in the greatest cough
medicine ever prepared, A certain cure for
coughs colds and all diseases Of the throat
and lungs is fund in Cousspns' Compound
Honey Of Tar. which, together With tbe
golden treasure of the bee, contains the
resinous balm yielded by the pine. copbin-
ed with other materials as simple ana eff
ci9nt. Remember Coussens' Compound
Honey of Tar will cure your cough. Price
50 cents a bottle, For sale by N. W.
Wright, 2
Sharp County record., 1879-02-13
hENP

A bed cold or cough, the most In&duous
Of all the evils whicn inliict mlDhiud read,
lly yields to Cou,scnS' CompWr q Honey oi
Tar, aud practical tes, o. its virtues hIs
never failed so convince the most kepticui
that it is the best remedy ever offered the
public igr coughs colds and nj oiselsps #
the throat and lVog% The edjtOr Of one
pf our religious papers says thaa q friend of
his, suffering aith asthma. informs him
mat h, eXpeIirncrd more hrnrii from
the USE Of COusTus' Compound Honey Of
Far thaR flom III the Variou, remedies
trcd. II YOU have a bad cold Or cough, re-
mcmbeI that CousscnS Compound Honey
of Tan will speedily relieve you, Ii is sold
by NJ, W. Wright at 50 cents . b0Jr'a. 1
Sharp County record., 1879-02-13
URT HESIT1TE,

We have no hesitency in accommodating
COusenS Compound HOpcy Of Tar AS an un-
failing repedy for coughs and colds, as We
can give the most substantial and wrightv
evidence as to its virtues. 1t has cured
THOUSANDS, and its increasing popularity is
abundant proof that it j. appreciated in II
vigorous cline Yhsre coughs, colds aud
diseases of the throat and lungs abound. If
you wish to obtain spec " relief from these
affections remember that CGussens' Com
pound Honey Of Tar is the best remedy in
the world. and is only 80 cents bottle. For
sale BY NJ, w. Wright, 2
Sharp County record., 1879-02-13
On the lst inst, Evening Shade

[ On the lst inst, Evening Shade
lodge No. l43, 4. 2, & A. NJ, elected
and installed the following officers
for the ensuing Masonic year: Sam
H. Davidson, w. n, Richard 2.
Tindel, S. ~, James P. Jones, J. W.
Mastin G. Wainwright treasurer, E.
G. Henderson, secretary, John B..
McCaleb, S. D., Mathew W. Wright,
J. D., William E. Sharp, Tyler.
y --Jpo, R. Rogers, who waG ar
raigneG before Squire Hu&dleston,
charged with forgery in altering
Jurors eertiacate.@Watvod eEanina-
ton and was required to give bond
in the sum of 81 600 tor his appear
ance at the next term Of circuit court.
Failing to produce sufficient security,
he was sent TO B2tesyllle and there
lodged in Jail, to swat the action OF
the grand jury.
There is, and Of right should
be, much complaint relative to the
irregular arrival Of mail matter on
the route from Walnut Ridge to
Harrison. Daily papers, an issue of
which SHOULD a"riye here each
day, fail to put in an appearance for
three or four days at q time, when
they come all in pile, and we get
in sensational headlines a summary
of kilograms from one week to ten
days old.
Sharp County record., 1879-02-13
CENTER, ARK, Feb, 18th, 1879.

! hope you will not conclude that
we have no other capacity but that
for making complaints. As | have
not seen the Rec 'Rp since my last
complaint, believe that you will
grant that we have reason to com.
plain. am not able to say why
we don't receive the paper regular
ly.
cannot refpun from referring
once more to the. condition Of our
public roads Experience fully sat
isfes me that the roads are danger
GUS to travel, and especially within
three miles OF Evening Shade, on
the Spring river road. The foot
man or horseman cannot conceive
a legitimate idea Of their condition;
but to drive loaded wagon over
them as an experiment, will, If pos
sible, cause the most even-tempered
to dencunce officers and road-oVer
seers. Is there no remedy? Haven't
our citizens got pride enough to
make highways that the travelling
public may pass over in safety |
know that if every citizen in the
county subject to road duty was
compelled to labor the lawful time
IN each year, the roads would be in
good condition; and it is 10 be hoped
that the county court will make ap-
preparations to furnish overseers
with tools, and that the grand jury
will see that such overseers have
the roads worked, ID.
Sharp County record., 1879-02-13
TITS SWEET TO LGt-E. BCTOH, HOH
BII1ER.n

Their acquaintance began auspiciougly.
beautiful, aEriable and interstinp. Her
lOyelipesS excited us, admiration of all wGU
knew her, AnG itis not .,transc that after II
his Skies and he wandered in u lllssful
dream of happiness His wOoing progressed
favorably, end might have Cemiuatcd Snc-
ccSSiullt, hpd he not tod bis love IN , voice
which sent sLuddrr through hgl frame.
aud produced a feeling of reyulsion fatal to
his homes J3c SlOu3ei not have arp' ared in
the refined presence of BIS lady lort whrB
laborng under tn" diSadyantagc er a hld
cold when hc cogld taYc lid kHself ot it
50 easily BY the Us" of C0Issens' Compound
Honey of Tar, never failing remedy ipr
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