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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-01-09

Trains do not stop when time Ia omitted.
sTrains stop for passengers on signal.
In addition 70 above local trains, carrying pas
Sengers, and stopping at all stations:
SOUTH.
Lv Hudson s@Am, Az at Mt;vernon s,2o pm
NORTH.
LV Columbus 850pm. Ar. at Mt Vernon $50 pm
Mt. Vernon 100 am. Hudson 61o pm
CONNECTIONS.
At Columbus-with PC 4 81. L. Ry., L. N.
Div, arriving P.1o .. In., 1910 9 m, l24o m
dianapOlls & Chicago Div, arriving 1850 am, u,
IS p m, 725 p m, Leaving $50 o m, $40 m, 5 20
N. Pan Handle Div, arriving 1928 m, 6,l0 a
m. Leaving 100 am, 800 N, 1858 p m. OOlunl-
bus Hooking Valley r, r; arriving 9.b am,
$40 m Leaving $40 M S,S5 p m. scioto VAL
ley R. r, arriving $50 M, 4,45 p m. Leaving
$50 m, 4.5O p m. G. @. & l., arriving LOO m,
8,i5 am, l225pm, 100 p m. Leaving 200 Q m,
I0o0 m, $50 p N, 5 1b m. Cincinnati, Sandus'
Ky & Cleveland r. R., arriving II. So m, 3,S5 p
At Mt. Verpon-With B. q U. K. R., north, 6,A
m, 8 05 p M; south IL. 10 p m, II Hpm.
AT OuVille--With P. FL W. q C, Ry., east, 10 a
M, 0 IS m, 226 p m. 9,S8 p m; west, 446 m, H.
t5 p m, 2,26 p N, 7,l2 p M
At ClintOn-(W Warwick Junction.)-W On q.
v, & y: Ry., north, I4O m, 6,a p m; south, 1905
: Al Al Al, G,Eron-wnh A. sc. w. Ry, east 7,sOsm,
AT At EHndsOn-Wnh c. &P.R R., east s,4oa m.
2,52 D m, sos N. 9,52 p m; West, 40 m, 900 q
m. 44s N, 2.oo m:S4 ? n; - ~. ,n
N, II Liam, 25o p q. iosopm; west ICON, .
e. g. 4. JONES, T5iT sast ia. TIEEON, Cen. AT I.
M VsmoA Q. ~ VeEnsas@
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-01-09
Take Notice.

Whereas my wife, 2osalln s. 1fusser, has len NV
bed and board without Just cause or prOvocation
therefore. hereby give notice to all persons not 70
trist or hazb0P her on my account, for will pay no
JEREMIAH MUssER.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-07-31
THE HOWLIEg HOSFILES.
How They Made II Hot for an ExCur-
sion Party.

Bismarck, d. T., July 25.-The latest
from Fort Peck says courier has just come
from Miles aud reported that he expected q
battle with the Indians every day. There
sixteen hundred lodges south OF the Line.
The Eclipse arrived last night from the
Upper M issouri, bringing back badly scar
ed party of excursionlsts. Thirty-Ave miles
above Musselsbell she took on board Lieu.
tenant Wrighrs detachment OF the Fourth
Infantry, that had been on scout, killing
an Indian In skirmish at Camp Loder, at
the mouth Of Mu selshell.
About seventy Indians rose up as the boat
rounded point and made the shore ring
with their savage yells. Their demonstrations
were dramatically hostile, but no attack on
the boat was made.
Agent. Hnnnerson, Of Wolf Point, sends
the particulars OF the massacre Of the Lam
hurt ismuy. They were two miles back OF
the river on the prairie hunting, when the
Indians circled around them and commenced
firing.
Lambert had only three cartridges, he
used them TO the best advantage, and after
his horse was shot he Tell dead by the animals
side. His wife and four children were kill
cd and scalped. His two little boys who
we're found and ferred across at w of Point
on log raft were so seriously wounded that
they eau not live.
One was shot In the side and the other in
the back, with his forehead smashed in ana
his eye out. Lambert was an intelligent
half breed noted for his friendship TO the
whites.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-07-31
Origin Of the NIorinO Sheep.

Mr.. K. Fldendorff, ssysi l beg TO recapitu-
late, that most likely the original coat OF our
sheep was hair and wool; that wool with
neglect, exposure and hard pastures will
turn back into hair; chat hairy lambs are
born very frequently in pure Merino aocks;
and that all the ancient authors on sheep
agree that there were two very distinct heeeds
OF sheep already at very early date (long,
smOoth and glossy wooled the one; short
wOoled and crippled the other); that most
likely the importAtiops Of the long wooled
sheep have taken place at u very early date
into Spain, and finally that crosses between
the English and Merino sheep OF certain
types will give offspring OF very son, glossy
and long wool. think alter all tins evil
denee ieel justified in saying thst the origi-
nal Mauehamp in MeTiDo- Ramboulilet
Hook was not freak Of nature, not Acoiden-
lal, bat most likely governed by law--the
laN-of reverslop-going back 10 source
we know not how Temote.-Rural WOIld.
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MISSOURI FARMS WANTED IN ENGLAND

Our English correspondent "Ware" writes
us a private letter under date OF Liverpool,
10, June. 1879, 81 have returned 70 this place
TO see oil n lot of emigrants, who go out on
the White Star Steamer Republic. l feel
amost sure that could sell an astonishing
number OF Missouri farms. Such q move
ment ~ Is commencing here will aEtound the
world. For every farm TO rent there are at
least three applicants, the landlord will,
therefore, continue 10 have everything his
own way. The International Agricultural
and Mechanical Exhibition. which opened at
kilburn, London, on the 30h June, will be
the event OF the year. l shall attend OF
COURSE, bat being unprovided with the means
by which great work for our State can be
carried on, not much will be effected. have
with me some thousands OF copies of the I'M
migration edition of the journal OF Agricul-
ture, and the people have the greatest eager
ness TO get holt OF them, hence all will soon
be gone.
II the Board of immigration OF Missouri
would supply me with a subscription list of
all the farms In the State for eale with which
they can be entrusted, the deeds for which
fully executed they could have their bankers
placed with bank here to whom the money
might be paid and the deed delivered / could
sell many of them. Will write further about
THE" Now, here is q picture worth con.em-
plating. An old and respected citizen OF ST.
Louis, As familiar with the State of Missouri
as any man In 1t, saws he Can sell Missouri
lands In England. We respectfully submit
the matter TO the consideration Of tho Board
nj Immigration aud 10 our readers generally.
Certainly we see no reason why hundreds OF
good farms may not thus be sold.-Journal OF
Agriculture.
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The Brother Of Lots Vic.

There are 1900 or 5000 lemonade stands
in this city, occupying the street corners.
II is estimated that 1000 or 5000 corner ped
dlers squeeze lemon apiece each day, or
use the same lemon with frequency which
would make Christian skeplical II he knew
it,
These fellows have come kind OF 8 process
by which gallon of the stuff can be made
up at a cost which would keep fly on his
pins for a whole year. 1t became noised
about the ears otthe mayor that these corner
chaps were using large amounts Of tartaric
acid concrete sAlt.
The informant stated TO the mayor that the
mortality rate of ST, Louis would become q
topic for Chicago editorial II this was not
stopped. The mayor asked, of course, what
the mode should be. The informant favored
the appointment OF lemonade inspector.
He said he was willing during the hot
weather TO take the Job for the sake of
keeping up the reputation OF the cty's health
The mayor appointed him ad lib, and told
him TO go forth. He procured a tin horn
aud pair of sceles and started out. The
testing apparatus was, OF course, for effect.
He startled the lemonade venders as he dash.
ed around them showing his certificate. He
pHrtook ct the first bowl and cautioned tho
vender to add little more lemon by to.mor-
row. He went from corner to corner until
the evening came on, when be felt di7zi'
ness and loss OF Consciousness. The earth
reeled, and in moment he was at rest IS
complete as the ever lasting hills. He had
become pillar Of salt, his teeth dropping
out one by one. He was purchased oi the
city by the proprietor OF side show, who
has already billed him ahead ss the brother
Of Lots wife.-St. Louis Times-JOurnAl
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Saturday Night.
TBrick Pomeroy.1


Saturday night makes people human, sets
their hearts to beating softly, as they used to
before the world turned them into war drums
and Jared them TO pieces with tAttoos. The
ledger closes with crash, the iron-doored
vaults came to with a bang, up go the shut
ters with will, click goes the key In the
lock. II is Saturday night, and business
breathes free again. Homeward, hCl the
door that has been sjar all the week gently
closes behind him, the world is all shut out.
Shut QUIZ Shut in. rather. Here are his treas
ures, alter all, and not Ia the vault, and not
In the book--save the record in the old family
Bible--And not in the bank. Maybe you arc
bachelor, frosty and 40. Then, poor fellow,
Saturday night is nothing 20 you, just as you
are nothing 10 anybody; Get wife, blue
eyed or blaokeyed; but, above all, true-eyed.
Get a little home-no matter bow little-a
sofa, just to hold two, or two and half, and
then get the two or two and halt on II, of a
Saturday night, and then read this paragraph
by the light OF your wifes eyes, and thank
God and take courage.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-07-31
NO. go
Sheep an every Farm.

A writer on SHEEP nusbsndry IN tho sopth
Says; To utillha the meadow and pasture,
sheep can be used more profitably than any
other stock. Sheep culture has advantages
over cattle raising. II gives annual dividends
In the heeces. Indeed, the eve gives two
dividen6t--her fleeces and her lambs. The
beet-producing animals give nc dividends;
and the grower must 90 on adding his ex-
penses 20 tho end OF their lives. when he
must find bis compen, ation--lf he can
10 one gross sum. The capital fequh-
cd tor the purchase Of s6eep--enough
stock for lair trial---ls ANAL. Large aoeks
are not required.
Sheep growing Is commanded by other
considerations, apparently slight, bat too
Important TO be overlooked. Wool meyer
has TO seek a purchaser. Poor or good, Is Is
eminently the cash article on the farm. The
little addition from thissouFce 10 the resourcos
OF tho farm aifoyds satisfaction 70 which
every wool RrQwng farmer viii 'istify.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-07-31

"Gen'len," began President Gardner OF the
Limekiln Club, as he gave his nose a last
wipe with red cotton handkerchief, II hole
h'sr in my ham petishun from Mary Jane
Bascomb OF Chicago, AKIN dis club to use its
inhoonce 10 suppress extravagance among
the Guild people Ob de land. j hez bin gIvin
dis subject much thought OF late, an / find
dat de last tew Vars bez developed sich
streaks OF exLravagance 'mong black tolks
dat Il am hgn time some ackshun was taken
by an Organizsshun like dis club. A few
Vars ago de average cIl'd woman war sails-
fed wild calico dresses en- articles TO match,
but now whar am she? Why, gen'len, right
in sight OBJ my ole cabin am no less n a dozen
black women who walk out wild deir bonn
bazine dresses trailin' way back, ten-shillin'
pafasols lifted on high, an hats on deir heda
which nebber cost less'n twenty shillln',l
An die, too, when deir husbands am skeer-
cely airnin' dollgfa day. h'Rr OF families
buyin' ice cream on Sunday, strawberries
ebeTy day frew dc week, an taklin' bout
rentin' box In de pos'ofis. see Guild men
sportn' blue neetieP costin' fifty cents, an
actually putin on kid gloves Sunday morn
inl | know OBJ Guild families in dis town
which hev eaue-soat chairs 10 de parlor--yes,
gen'len, rlghtin de pArlor, an like a'nuii a
stuffed char long wild 'em. Do clean, white
tloor am kiyered wild a cA'Pet-yes, wild
ca'pel, an on dc walls am chroemeos reful-
gent wild gorgeousnets! What did our grain
ladders an our 4-lAdders dot Did nj doy
live an grow tat an die honest folks an
nebbor have aDy such riohnessi | tell you
dat we am lvin' too fast. We hez got 10
hole hack. When an honest. hard-workln'
Guild man mus hev stuffed char 70 sit
down on, walnut table 10 cat bis meals on,
an reglar hinges to de front gait, same as dc
rich white folks. den you look out TO see
crime increase an de measles 90 whOopin'
irew de keniry y!r--Detroit Free Press.
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Wool YlOld d Merino Sheep.

Mr.. Losk's entire flock OF l07 sheep smear.
ed, this year, an aggregate OF 1861 pounds
OF wool, which Is sn average OF over IL 3d.
100 pounds 10 3 head. His five year old ram
Hopeful sheared 33 poHnns, 8 ouncec; a two
vear-old ram, New York sheared 20 pounds,
IL ounces; a two year ram, Money Maker,
shesred 81 pounds; alive year eve sheared
2S pounds, 3 ounces; two-year eve sheared
a4 pounds; another 81 pounds. This will do
as sample of what careful breeding and
constant attention to the wants OF tho an
mai will accomplish. Rural World.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-07-31
A Few Society.

Sr. JoskPH, Mo-, July 24.-The st. Joe s.
Northwestern, Missouri Immigration Society,
organized in this city, is creating sensation,
aud sll concerned In this section are enthusi-
astlc In the endorsement of the movement.
A meeting of the executive committee was
held at the Board of Trade room this evening.
Representatives of the adjacent counties
directed TO devote bis time in answering let
ters Of inquiry which are coming from ALI
parts of the country, and committe was APP
pointed 70 gather statistics and other infot-
marion.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-07-31

Lsziness lie foe: iJ creepeth about you on
mulllsd feet, and lures you into the tolls of
man up out OF the damp and sickly pit of
poverty. Work, aided by that right bower
OF success, economy, will place any man on
the high road of prosperity in FIVE years.
time. Try it, and your Woodworking wives
and poorly clad children will raise up and
call you blessed when the sunshine of mid
ole life shall have passed and the shadow of
old age creepeth on space.--CherryYale, Kan.
Globe,
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TERMS or COURT;
'19I@|717|I77I -
CHURCHES

Nj. K. Churuh--MI. Pleasant, aJ 4 O'clock
r. m. on the 2nd and 4th Sundays. Kew.
ENrwIsTLE, pastor
NJ. Il. Church iberia. 2nd Sunday, morning
and evening. N. &. BorsE, pastor.
NJ. r.. Church. Flatwoods School house, 2nd
Sabbtlh, ii a. m, and Tuscumbia Saturday
eve. before. L. SPRIEGER, Pastor.
CHRISTIAN Church lTuscumhia. An Lords
day, morning and evening, w. p. DoEsEr.
pastor.
SPRING GARDEN, 4.h Lords day. w. F.
Fndley. pastor
SALEM Church. on i:h Lords day, II O'Clock
n IN. tm'l butcher, pa4tOr,
BAPTfST-For the year commencing Sept.
1871. Tue time OF meeting nf each church IN
TINS association is ruled by Snurdsy.
UNION ChurGh---Meets 4lh Saturday In each
month. ]. Nj Iihb' mod.
BIG RICH WOODS Churcb--meen 3rd
Saturday In each month, s, .. Burks, mod,
Thos. AarchAnt, Clerk
LITTLE RICHWOODS Church--meets nd
Sat'y la each month, j. NJ. HibbS, mod.
PLEASANT POINT Chureh-meets Let
Saturday Eld. John Smhh, mod.
WET GLAZE: Church-meess lat Saturday,
j. NJ. Hiibbs, mod.
NEW SALEM Ciurch--meets 4th Saturday,
Eld. duncan, mod.
SABBATH School, at Mt. Pleasant, 3
O'Clock p. m. eyary Sunday ID. IL. Austin,
Supt.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-07-31
The Old World.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, July q Specials from South
Africa say when the troops entered Ulundi
they found that everything valuable lad
been removed TO a new krsal, built by Cete-
waro, when the war broke cut, fifteen miles
north of Tlhndi, and approached only by
long and narrow rzvines. King CeIewayo
a body guard and correspondents doubt il
he will Immediately come 20 terms.
The British defeated the Canadians in the
Kolapore challenge cup match at Wimble-
don.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-07-31
JEFFERSON CITY.


The Railroad Excitement Increasing.
Col. W. s. Pope Makes a Liberal Prop.
0sition for the Construction Of the
New Road.
This following is Mr.. Pope's proposition
which the board has accepted;
Jefferson City, Mo-, July %, IS79.--To
the Jefferson City, Lebanon and Southwestern
II. X. and the director thereof:
/ propose 10 build the road on the pro-
posed route, from Jefferson City to the
Western boundery line OF the county, proyid-
ed you will, when l have operated the road
TO said county line, convey said road and all
its franchises 10 me- give me $40 coo in
Jefferson City bonds, and the unexpended
balance OF the Cole county subscriptions; 81.
90 $4,000 In money. will pay for that
part OF the right of way not secured. will
obhgets myself that the road, shall after its
conipleti0n as aforesal0, be enptinurusly
operated ~ public transportation company.
Mr. Pope Also claims that he will complete
the line 70 Versailles on equally as fair terms
and have the road running 10 that point by
November 1st, this year. The county court
will meet week from Monday when action
will be taken thereon.
Another scheme on hand, and one which
is liable 10 succeed, Is the building OF a road
from here to Columbia, distance OF twen-
ty six miles. Columbia is moving every
thing 10 accomplish this object, and this city
will meet her half way.
The Chicago s. Alton is doing an immense
passenger business from this point now, and
tho buses running In connection with IL are
crowded morning and night. One dollar TO
Kansas City and one hfty to st. Louis is very
cheap travelling.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-07-31

There are said to be nearly 000,000
OF Angors goats In the Cape Colony south
Africa, and that the mohair produced there
realizes higher prices than the Asiatic. dast
yesr l 300 600 poInd, were shipped, OF
value OF $530,000, from the cape. A num-
Der OF 6ne goaw have lately been shipped
there from Asia Minor.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-07-31

The yellow iever is gradually tightening its
clutches on Memphis. New oases are report
cd from day to dav.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-07-31
l editors

Two French editors went 10
feeling around for each others brains with
their swords As might have been expected,
-Ex.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-07-31
20, youth, with smooth, sand.pspered pate,
the night is dark, the hour is late,
Why do you linger on my gate?"

81 stay 10 help your daughter hold
This gate upon its hinges old;
Go in, old man, you're catching cold!''
The old man sought hislittle bed
And on il laid lis patient head;
81 think my gate is SAFE" he said.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-07-31

Philadelphls, July 28.--Durlng a heavy
storm this afternoon houses and barns in the
northwestern part Of the city were unroolee,
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-07-31
SsO2,ll4.OS
OFRIOERs,

GEO, 7, CRAM, President.
S. NJ. DODD. V.-P. JAS. NEW MAN, Sec.
w. ii. PULSIFER, CHAS. BRANOH,
Treas. Asst Sec.
DIRECTORS;
s M. DoDD, Go. T. GRAN, JHo. VAIL,
Geo A. Madill, Jas. Newman, Dave Rorick,
s E. Gilbert, q. o. Carpenter, II. \. Ingersoll,
q. Il. Joy, j Il. Stephens, Jno. l.. Blair,
w. II. PulsiIer.
j. M. HARDY, Agent.
California, Mo.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

STATE;
Governor JOHN s. PHELPS,
Lieut. Governor II. @. BROCKMYER
Roc'y OF State NJ, X, MeGRATH.
Treasurer ELIJAH GATES.
Auditor TH0M AZ HOLLADAY.
Atry General = JACKSON L. SMITH.
! peQisles of Ikspds A5, n. hicnENIff.
f3up't Public Instruction r. ID. SHANNON.
JUDGES SUPREME COURT.
Ten Yaars JOHN w. HENRY.
Right Years WARWICK HOUGH.
Six Yesrs TH05. A. SHERWOOD.
-Four Years WM. Is. NATION.
Two YeAra E. IL. NORTON.
COUNTY;
Representation SAML T HARRISON.
Circuit County Clork JOEL b. CLARK
Sheriff SCollector- PINCKNEY $. MILLER
Probate Judge 4 TreaA'r JAS. ii. TODD,
Prosecuting Atty II. q, SWALEM.
Surveyor IL. S. BURLINGAME.
school Com missioner j. NJ. BAKER
Coroner s. 7. HICKMAN.
FOR EQUALITY TOWNSHIP
Justice OF the Peace AMBROSE BRocKMAS.
Constable j. N. SCoTr.
Post-oflce address, Tuscumhin.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-07-31
0sage Valley Banner.
Onlclal Paper Of Miller County.
A.FULH EESSON sc SONS
Editors, Publishers ana Propristors.
.Pu6tished Ererv Thursday.

SUBSCRIPTION,
Per YeaF, IN AdUGtCe, $LOO.
tnot paid untiithO expiration ofthe year Sl.2S
Office: On drst floor Of Masonic and
Odd Fellows building.
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M A s o NJ C. .

Tuscumbia K. A. Chapter No. 81,
A, r. & A. NJ, meet at theirhsll the Second
Saturday after iull moon each month.
d. MARSHALL, H.P.
Vim. II. Hannstein. Ses'y. s
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-07-31

Tuscum5ia Lodge No. 4S7, A. II. S A. NJ.
meet Saturday on or before full moon in
each month.
II. BRADLYFoRD, w. NJ.
II. q. ToDD. See'y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-17
STAusr0N, May ID.

Just as we anticipated, our people have
all accepted the new law for the settlement
OF the State debt, and none are more anx-
ious that il shall have a fair trial than those
who were originally opposed to it. We be.
!ieye the people OF The Underwater section Of
iFtrg mia are the frnest and most patriotic
andf conservative TO be found not only III,
this State but any where else ia this coin.
try: Their course during ii,e exciting and
turbulent Times throug ID Which we have but
recently passed would Of itself be sufficient
10 stamp them as rue Virginisnss daas
honorable and pitriotie citizenss Although.
they were utterly opposed TO The creation:
q the debt which. now ppTesses orr poo
pie and hepfr received any Of The benefits
ofths dsbtafter itiEaa created, III we eS.f
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-17

hIg AT COHEN BROTHERS. ....
80 pieces RICHARDSON'S FAMILY LINEN at
19c.;
10 pieces FRENCH WELT ut SOC. valued at Soc:
finer qualities greatly reduced:
FRENCH NAINSOOK LINEN DE INDIA.
FRENCH NULL, and all ether WHITE
GOODS, from The lowest TO the finest qualities;
ALL-LlNEN HEMMED HANDKERC3lEFS NJ
&C.. Hemsitche1 very line quality, III white or
cOlorcd dc sims, ut So ! dozen. valued at from
So 10 IS dozen;
100 dozen LACE TIDES at from 35 to 75c fully
TIDES and BED-SHANI SETS; :.
$50 dozen C0RsETS, some few very slightly
smoked. NJ one half tseir va ue;
NOTTINGHAM LACE ut 10. i2E, 6. 20. 20. 50,
&C. so, 80. aid 75c.: large lot Of LACE CUR
TAINS. III real and imitation;
Full regular. made HOSE at 121sc.: at csc. valued
=. ut 40c.: the largest and finest collection OF Hose
Ladies. siL.k-cLOcKED HOSE at 25c.; also,
large lot 1T 1870:
NECK RUCHE In LACE EDGE and IMITATION
GRAPE LlSSE AT and &C. per yard; also, all
the novelties In fine goods:
LONG COLORED LACE MlTTS at Toe. pair,
valued at from 81 to i | 20.
THOUSANDS OF OTHER BARGAINS my 10