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q, ..a1Is. ) nssell il lii; Il tbInk Miss
=. MISS !, Ku ,ssen t II "a ssryli,t.
4 wn,ild IKE to see her,, said John ASH.
,1rst. To himself be was say Sne .nusI
be % . relative. II Amy Is dead 1 VIII nave
the RIbIa and the faded flowers.
= Rnt shc- yyasg not dead. The sWeet.iaced
o,1aIer. woman. with Just a touch OF world
lsness about the tucked and fnMeu u res;
u;,o entered fine room, held ont her mana
70 :1ohn Ashurst as an old acquaintance
Her fnce was very calm, but her mana was
trembling. John Ashurst took IL 10 notn
his. as he exclaimed, !" Forgive me, Amy ;
I was unjust toayou, and cruel 10 us Dotn'
You have not forgotten me. ny TINS token
know It; aud this prayer makes me ooio
to ask forgiveness" s.a eouor,
and prayed for forgiveness. -
Tears filed the eyes OF the QUAKER woman "a
as She said, "I forgave thee long ago. II
was miserable mistake" she addeo, sadly.
"But there is no reason why may ho'
spend the rest of my life in making atone
ment ?" pleaded John Ashurst, eagerly:
81 have never ceased TO loved tnee'
John.o was the simple, earnest answer:
Such commotion in the houses OF the
two neighbors Old Dinah's equanimlty
was quite upset. ~ declar', dont kno"
wedder Pm standin' on my bead or my rect:
Dey look Jess like weddiners, fur snure an
sartin. AM, jess to think, 1t all come iru
dc new neighbors. 'Don't have anything
to do wild de new folks; don't lend >em q
scrap, Dinah; drive of de childen'' an all
SIGH !"
Dinah's hearty guffaw at the remembrance
might have been heard next door.
- trS unth
from de day Mars John drug de boy dar,'
continued Dipah. .sMiss Gurney's nict
woman, but dis is heaps better. Couldn'
be better. It's de genooine old Tub. Tals
about Young lubbers Land! Dey CAM
hold a candle to de Tub oh half lfetme.'
Mrs. Quincy went about with tears in bel
ewes and a smile at her mouth. The tears
were for her past romance, the smile for bel
Cousins present and future romance.
The children were discussing it. "Oul
Cousins name will be Asbburst," said the
little boy, "'cause women change their las
names when they're married"
"Their first name, too" said the little
girl "Sbe used to be Cousin Lily, aut
now we call her Cousin Amy"
"You little goose! laughed the oldes
bow. "Her right name was always Amy
but they called her Lily in England be
cause she was fair and wore lilies so much
Lily was pet name. Don't you know tht
song,
"Cell me pet names. dearest; cal me a"
"Goose!" added the little girl. "That:
what you called me-"
Fred. Ashurst came in on tiptoe. 81
have secret, youngsters. They are to bt
married next month. Come along and SCI
me make kindIing- wood OF this 'onchris
tian warmth as Dinah calls it. Uncle Johr
is like the clustering month OF March-ht
went in like lion, but comes out like
lamb.N
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GOLD PENS.

~ GOLD PEN,
PATENTED October 2, 1872,
is the highest achievement in the manufacture Oh
Gold Pens and the result Of experiments Tor more
than twenty years Tie "RECQRD" Pen Is pro-
duced by Il skilfu combination Of the two precious
and non. corrosive mctals-1G karat GOLD ana PLA-
TISUM-whilc the ordinary gold pen contains an
alloy of copper. reducing It's lncness without yield
ing that elasticity, density and steel-!ikc temper
which The costly platinum supplies. The KEEL
ORD" GOLD PEN-P0INTS are Of the best lrid-
ium (,lamonds). indestrucibe with fair treatment,
and polished 10 glaSs-likc smOotlncss.
Stee-pen writer's have now every objection to gold
fairly overcome, and every requirement in pen
which will endure and not oxidi2e, sqnarely met.
The "RECORD" GOLD PEN is guaranteed to
possess durability, permanency Of spring. and PER-
lection of point Price, $3.50. Sold by all jewellers
aud satoners In the United States II not found Or
der direct fl ON
JOHN HOLLAND, Manufacturer,
10 west Fourth street, Cincinnati.
For sale by RANDOLPH Il ENGLISH and WOOD
HOUSE & PARHAM, Richmond, Va. NH l9.Wly
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Counsel How large should you say this
pan, OF which you speak, was?
Witness: A four-quart pan, should say.
"What do you mean by four-quart
PAM"
ga pan that holds four quarts"
..Wine or beer measured"
"Wine, no; beer, I guess it's beer-l
won't be certain"
"But you think it's beer. What IS the
shape OF q four-quart pan :"
Round"
"Like a ball?"
"No: like alike BARREL"
Ground like barrel. Yes. Well, IS
| four-quart pan fall or SHORTY"
"It don't make any difference"
elf pan was four inches across the Dot
| tom and twelve inches taiI?"
cit wouldn't be pan at all. 1t would
be pail" w
"Then a pan can be pailf"
nWhy, no."
"But you Just said so. Was there hole
in this PAM"
"YeS, little hole"
"In the bottom or top?"
"Oi course there wasn't any hole IN the
top"
"Then how could anything be poured
into the pan ?"
sob, / forgot. The top is all hole"
"And the bottom?'
ais all pam"
"That will do. You see, gentlemen OF
the Jury, the witness has no idea OF four
quart pan at ALL" and the jury having been
awakened by the sheriff, nod Oft again IN
acquieScencc.
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Where is the good-butter boom? When
il it coming along? We need good butter.
1t is sadly lacking in the average American
restaurant. we have tolerable butter, poor
butter, strong butter, good strong butter;
rich, racy, and rancid butter, soft butter,
butter past its prime, old butter. venerable
butter, centennial butter, butter in the sere
and yellow leaf. butter not from cows; ana
butter which smells to heaven, but rarely,
very rarely, are we permitted to taste or
smell really good butter. Where Is IT!
Where is the good-butter boom? When
will it commence booming ?-New f0rh
Graphic.
In the honest days OF the past poor man
used to feel independent and comfortable II
he had a little money in savings bank.
Now he would be made happy il he had the
ability to get it out.
The great Chancellor OF Germany has
very pleasant way of sending his autograph.
He writes 1t:
his = mark.-Free Press.
Virginia used to be sthe mother OF presi-
dents"; now 1t is the dam OF repudiators.-
Newburyport Herald.
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NJ E w G. 0 o ID ; =!

NEW GOODS!
am now receiving my fall stock OF
CHINA, GLASSWARE. AND llOUSEFURNlSu'
ING GOODS OF ALL KINDS.
NV stock is the LARGEST AND MOST COM
PLETE in every department ever exhibited In Thu
city.
The prices we guarantee to be as low rs the same
quality of goods can be bought anywhere.
call is respectfully solicited TO examine my
stock and prices, whether you wish TO purchase OF
not, for 1t is pleasure to us TO show ont CO.'S.
E. 4. TAYLOR,
au27 lHl east Main street.
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by Grubbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auciinnecrs.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VERY
- VALUABLE FARM On LOWER JAMES
RIVER At AUCTION. Byyi-tue OF DEGREES OF the
Circuit lourt OF the city Of Richmond entered on
the 2StIi Of September, 1878. on the 24! OF June.
1879 and on Inc 2Ist OF October. 1877 9. the suit
therein pending by lhc short s'yie OF James /.
Tosh U.s. -. Louis Mutual Life-lnsnrance Company
# ni," the llnl, gnrd. who was thereby aHpOial-
ed A special commissioner for The purpose. will sell
ut auction. Al the office OF Grnb5s X Wilianl&' rca
estate agents and auc'iohrrrs. on Eleventh street be-
tween Main e,nd Bans strce's, In The city Of Rich
mond, Va. on MONDAY III. Isl day Of December.
1879, at ~ o'clock NJ. the VALUABLE FARm
Known as "WESTBHOUk," containing 7s3
ACRES. more less. lying in Chcs eric'd coun V,
" Pressure Isle" The improvements are COZ,
FURTABLE DWELLING With six rooms, anu III
necessary barns and buildings and the land Is in
L high state Of improvement. THIS estate Is he
lieycd 10 he one Of the best OF james river.
TERMS OF SALE: $4,000 in cash: the residue
fnot In excess OF the amount stated below At SIX
and twelve months. for negotiable notes, WIN lnirr-
est added: but should The whole sale exceed IN
amount the cN prScs and cOS;S OF suit ana silc anu
thu sum Of O0OO, with interest thereon from The
2sth OF September. 1873. then aS Ia such excess
upon such terms - The said Torh may IN ~rllDG
de- gnatc on or before the day OF sale ll"i to oe
reserved upon The property unlil The purc"iSe-h"
nev Is fully paid.
This ARM has been rcn.t 10 Henry hchl 'On for
the wear 1880 for the sum Of $500. and the pur-
chaser will have the option either al confirming me
lease and receiving the rent. with the right 10 anrn
Martial uosScsson OH the 1st day of August, lSso;
rs NAV he necessary for seeding wheat OF other ial
CROPS or Of taking full AMI complete possession OF
the farm on The lst day OF January, 1850, paying
TO the said Atchison 70 per acre for every acre OIL
land actually set deh In wheat
Commissioning
CPI-rRS g WILLIAMS. AuctionterS. Oc2J
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BY Wellington Goddin-
Real Estate Agent and Aucroneer.
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
J. LOT IN DUyAL'S ADDITION. AT THE
NORTHEAST CORNER OF ST. JOHN AND
COUTTS STREETS.-As trustee in certai deed
Of trust from Henry Senne and wife. bearlng date
7th Of July. 1874. duly recorded in Richmond
Chancery Court shall, In execution thereof. AMI
ut The request OF the assignee OF the bond secured
by said deed, proceed TO sell at nblic auction, on
1879, at 4 O'Clock +. NJ, the REAL ESTATE re-,
ferred to In said decd Of trust consisting or LOT
fronting on the east line Of II. John street 80 feet.
running back l29 feet. having thereon LARG +
TWO-STORY FRAME TENEMENT, suit bic for
store and dwelling, for which purpose IL mas long
been used. 49,,
TERMS Reasonable, aud made known at The time
Of SAFE. - 49,
no4 WILLIAM 6Db1LE, iTtistee
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trademark rcgisteredl to careful housekeepers,
not only as superior in quality. hut as in form the
most cconOm icdL Soap now made.
Zoe S.W&StFe1SI
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~ Glubb> * Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoncers.
Eleventh stree, between Main and Bimh.

yTHE VERY VALUABLE THREE
/ STORY BRICK STOKE ANR WhHtItn' :.
No. l44O EAST MAIN STREET. Al SO i'"N'
BY request II the owner. ~ VIII s"!l ~ aa'' ..
uIjrn ne prsiutS,.S TUESDAY. l~tH ~. 3. 80
at IL O'Clock NJ. the E.Ick lE<fht\i 49,
lI4O east Main strrcr. two doors aiN'' +. "''h'.,
street formerly occupied bv l.. II. >ltr-,. i.s J!
fronts on Main stree, = feet and run, hIra ''ti.
depth to 4 wide al cy In the rear.
It's location, in the centre o bu Ines h'.d ~, -
the highest reach Of water from :r">h'i ), -.' ''
com me nj II 10 persons wishing hu,Inr>, p"IFE "a
hat part OF the CITY. ~ ,.,,,,
TERMS: At sale. CRU BE> 4 Will ~.
!
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Real Estate Agent and AG"iIonrs-.
Office corner Eleventh and Eau. s:.r,.,.

TRUSTEES AND COMMI><lOyrp,s
l. SALE OF THE FARM CALLEir ",rITFy
ISLAND" IN HANOVER COUNTY. ,Wlrii
NEAR TO ATLEE'S STATION. UN THE tlI;s,
PEAKEAND OHIO RAILROAD. FIGHT Vii -
NORTH OF RICHMOND, CONTAINING, il3.
ACRES.-Cndcr The provisions of Il certain deed ~,
trust from =. H. owens and wife. hearing date i'm
June, lS?2. dniv rccDr!iel III ilano.rr ,.,a,nfE
Court AMI ola deere. OF the Circui, Court 90 I,r
ver entered on The 29ih dc nber. 1879. I'm the case
OF Putney & Waits a.in-t owens. &c. hall 4,
surviving trustee in said deed. aud a sIsclyl cns-
missioner aup'inrcdby he saiI decree. rrrr.', -
sell at public auction. on tue premises. on ri FS-
DAY the 2d December. SO. ut - ot'lcr1 T. v .
the EXCELLENT FARM. located ~ above. c,5',I
Owens. containing 4i3, ACRES: at wh.. t'a...,
one third j. IN wood ard timber: ba:ur" Ug,u itnI
OF fair quality embracing some fine .0wgr, ,!. an
;.p tmckahomlny. Tie innrr"vcm"n,. are r..u..
Portable, consisting OF a DWELL ~: .oa'1ialg>
five er SIX rooms, and the usual out hut 'hEg,. ,.o
Il good orchard In Don't OF the dwci:;s AMI r,-
tending near 10 the railroad ih"rf is rlr.- .ro..
OF forest oaks. Atlcr's station Is d',.u. about
quarter OF mile and affords very rTUv'Gi,w' ac-
cess 10 the place for persons dong 'usiurs Ia : .-
nond. AS TIE CARS PASS DAILY TOuk INNS
TERMS: According 10 the d"td ana .!.rrrr 4. r..
said. viii De enough in cash to rfrpy ,vura.r IT
sale and costs Of suit. AMI 10 cl,cb"ig-ir>i ule
debt due 10 John H. Sili b. amour In an tie. =.
November. 1879. 10 the sum of ~ 3ij.G5: re
ondly. TO secure the debt fu" To Miss A.l,. -,
Owens. amounting on the 1t November l,Tg. -
the sum Of El.437,9l: ana IS - To" r,.ila' {
the proceeds OF sale tif anvl. on cgrIf nr uf..
two and three wears. for bonds b"arr'I inter. T. 49,.
cured by deed o: trust. IL l., pr hia" ~ y q
before The Gav Of sale other aud r"rr fr'"r:s..
terms rs to the cash payment may. hy CONSENT #
The parties. b. made. II 81, III" farm w.l ia.. re
sold On these amended terms.
JOIN y. YnN<,.
nol2 Surviving Tiuste" and i"!n.....E ny.
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COLGATE & CO.'S

"NEw" SOAP can be cut In two. Inc oval emu
clasred readily in The hand, and the larger end worn
down almost 10 wafer without any waste,
COLGATE & co. recommend their
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SOAP.
THE OVAL CAKE
is the most economical form of Washing Soap. All
bar or square cakes wear down in use TO large fiat
piece, too thin to handle, and therefore wasted;
while the OVAL CAKE OF
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By request o. the owner ! shall sell. npnn H.,
Of November 1879. at th" hous Of o'clorG ~ ~
the above DESIRABLE STORE pI;orFETy' ~ w..
building has been erected since The war -, 1 nc
cost. is four story one, Includln. ha~nn.t "r2Ey
FIRST story, fronting on Cagy street, /. hn;,, me
ite the rpIna Ind, r Of brick. " ,ti4-
This properly. located a. |, i on ~. ,.
corner cf CARY and Eleventh -rrro;, 1,i ~. ' ''>.
side OF Basin bank renders II valuable 4: rf1,n
and Storage warehouse. "'"Ns'
The LOT fronts 2H feet on CARY AMI ,..., 20.
front on Basin bank. ''" : i'H'
TERMS: VIII be liberal. and male know,
hour Of sale. ~
Special attention is clll..l - THIS sal. a, ,l.
peet for an enhancement in valu" i good. >
kOBERT B. LIVE
no IL tr....r
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GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctionters
Be- Gruhhs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and AuctionePrs.
No Eleventh street, between Main aud Bank.

No Eleventh street. between Main aud BanS.
TRUSTEES SALE or TIE IALIA-
4 BILE TuREE-~T0RY.AND /
RRICK RESIDENCE No. u EAST FRA NhI.lH
STREET AT AUCTIUN.-ln execution 81 a 'ie"'
OF trust 10 the sub.rrbcr "a trustee dltci . 'p'
tember. 1874, and recorded In RICHMOND nan
rrrv Court III ID. Is. l03 \. page i63 being thsre
TO required by the creditor SECURED, VIII SSt ~
auciiJn uDon The premise. on tRll,a J.. -S'H W
ytmber nj 4 O'Clock the RES li,EN'f iols occn
nIrJ by Edwin W0rtham FAD" ana iiullen a.
,hovo IL has eleven rooms. a h!lchrn Mlt ILu T
rooms; n iwC->rorv brick stable. &r. Inc IL
fronts 0ah feet anil runs back about 90 lccs 10
nay,l alley in the rear: beside, which therc IS
EAEcOW STRIP OF GROUND, which VIII be
Shown n The time OF The ~;t't 80. - :, a., ,,
Tho IID,:SE i substantially bullf AMI me Ioca-
iinn being ON Franklin between FIRST ana f"iehce
streets Is one Of thc most d-s iraDc IN The cliy Spc
ril attention i invited TO this sale. az ii vii! hord
An opportunity 10 purchase really desirable resi-
derrn.
the TERMS as named in the deed would be cash
sufficient To dcfray The Xpen'es Oh sale anu I" pa!
bOtr 4 ,3lJ cIcdit rs 10 about 3 D Tor i"nr
moths: Il credit as 10 about $3.50 at tight
months and the residue the Sra:tor in said dtt d.
or his assigns. NAY direct; but II 10 probable that
by consent Other and more usual terms VIII De
FAMED 4. the line Of sale.
RICHARD e. WORTllAM, Trustee
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS. Auciionters. no IL
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FURNITURE.

r ARGE STOCK ON EASY TERMSA
/ 4 PAYMENTS We call attention OF all =.
in need of FURNITURE Of auS kind To our TEa
large aud select STOCK. Being bought before =.
,,s advance we can offer iniucens pts equal To any,
W. hay,. \ fun .hne OF Paror. Chamber ana l)iD-
Ing Room Sets In East Lake, Queen Ann and other
sIT,es full Nue OF all kinds Of Cheap furniture.
w" "e W i. GATRRlGIFT L SON.
neoe3m 16 Governor street.
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L4EBIG,s EXTRACT OF MEAT.

LfEBIG'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
TIEBIG CoMPANY's EXTRACT OF
MEAT. FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT
FLAvoRlNG STOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE
DISHES, AND SAUCES. '''
LIEBIG CoMpANY's EXTRACT OF MEAT "is
success and boon for which nations should
feel grateful.n-see Medical Press" Lancet"
"British Medical Journal" &C. ..
CAUTION.-Gcnuine only with the fac stmtte
of Baron Liebig's signature IN blue Ink acros S
the label.
Consumption In England increased tenfold
in ten years.
LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. To
be had OF all storekeepers, Grocers, and Chem
fists. Sole agents for the United States twholesae
onlyl, C. David s Co.. 43 Mark Lane, London
England. NH l5-Sly
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WATCHES, DIAMONDS, &c.
THOMAS SOwLAS. ROBERT f. MACOMBER
NOWLAN & CO.,
No. e23, CORNER OF MAIN AND TENTH
STREETS tABOyE p sT-oFflCEh
EICuMO&D, VA.
DIAMONDS,
tiNE WATCHES.
D AMOND ENGAGEMENT
PLAlN.GOLD wEnDING-RINGS
RICH BRIDAL PRESENTS.
Special attention given to the REPAIRING OF
FINE WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
Masonic, College, School, and Society MEDALS
and BADGES made in the best manner Of style
quality, and workmanship. Oc l3-M3m&sw3m
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nrAy, ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
CgOCRERY Glassware. 10.

CHINA, GLASS, Adjust received, a
A MI asI,re to show goods and quote prices. Those
who call shall be rewarded. Merchants buying for
cash are requested examine this STOCK before nr
CHI asing elsewhere. Ora bargains In RODG ERS'S
TABLE CUTLERY all. PLATED-WAkE
Ii. IL WALLACE,
NJ 2o.lm 40G Broad street.
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AUCTION sALEs-ru,u-e M,
by Y. Il. LYME.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
1912 Main street.

IZlZ Main street.
VALUABLE, EXCEEDINGLY CFc
TRIAL, AND WELL-LOcATED
BUSHES s-WaREHoUsE.
FRONTING BOTH CARY STREET AND THE
JAMES RIVER CANAL toR BASIN BANK.
CORNER OF ELEVENTH STREET.
NOW OCCUPIED BY A. T.. sHEppFrn .,a
AS 4 COMMIssION-HoUsE ON TIE
-.-.i CANAL FRONT, A%Du
MCDONALD As
\ sToRAGE-tioU>E On TIE CARY srrrrr
s.. FRONT,
FOE SALE 81 PUBLIC AUCTION
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rTIRNITURE! FURNITURE!-IH
n orar for saIe 900 Suits OF Chamber Furni- fsan
ture In price from 500 to $500, from the best ~
manu factories East aud West. also OF my own hahe.
t,ber with fun noe OF paror. ONCE ana hitGheu
Eurniture aud every article In the Furnitnre ine.
Also Cabinet Makers Supplies OF every Msss in
ION Will duplicate Baltimore prices tarues III
want viii save money by giving me a Cali. ohss
and warerooms: 14Sa Main street near snsesn.n
street Workshops: i6, Ia. aud 2o norm EM,Seh
street. lse27l WILLIAM DaHS""N'
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LrOr lHt DE
I'm McluOrianl.

Alas despnilea quite Of all oar past delight,
Yet, freed from blight or sorrow and the curse OF
pain,
I would not thee awake, beloved, to life again.
Our dream thus fades with tears, into immortal
years, 81
Where trusting hearts arise, from out This Silent
sleep,
And, through eternity, holy union keep.
Blessed with thy latest breath, ere ma1esy OF oealh
Encircled this dear form with mystery divine,
Parting, with those few words. thy sanity soul from
niue.
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Their echoes still to me shall sweeter music be
THAN raIest melodies of earth or heaven born,
For, though the SaddeSt knell, Of love- thy love
thry tell FRANCE.
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SPECIAL,
CHIN &.

CHINA direct from France:
CHINA direct from England;
CHINA direct from Japan.
PLAIN WHITE aud DECORATED DINNER and
TEA-SETS:
FANCY GOODS from European factories. ordered
before the advance in price. Call and see new
shapes-and low prices.
GEORGE GIBSON. JR.,
ca "a 1907 Nam street.
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4" NEW" SOAP
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guDpOWder. What should ne say, ior tue
Quakeress was looking 10. an eXpectant way,
as he bad not told his errand.
ST." We have a great many cberrles. Senu
for them whenever you ike" ne saiu' as
awkwardly as school-boY. =,
"Welare grateful Tor thy Kindness, re-
piled the Quakeress, pleasantly.
count" pleaded John Ashurst, bis mind re-
yertine to that dreadful note. g Let the
children come over when they please.
Fred. will amuse the boys, aud the cook
will, be pieased to spoilthe girl" a.4.r
John Ashurst went home with light
heart, He clutched the note as il it had
been a prize. f" To think" he said to him
sell, q how near oI>came TO wounding that
griei1strick ken, sensitive woman /"
4 BE drew the note, from his pocket to
read the cruel words before destroying
them, and found, instead, OF, his note to his
neighLor, his last months gas-bill.
rs Fred. Is ay0ung man OF superior iudg-
ment, as told our neighbor, AIRS. Quincy"
he said, with q smile. 50 This would have
been quite harmless had she opened it."
I" it was dreadfuliy careless ofme to leave
the wrong letter. apologized Fred. Ast-
urst, with merry twinkle In his eye, as ne
drew the offensive letter from his pocket
that night. s.Base-bali makes one lose his
wits be added, In self justification " Set
IL down, uncle, to proat an loss"
~ Dinah," said John Ashurst TO the col
ored servant that night, g be very kind to
our next door neighhor. She is an esti-
mable woman who has aeen much trouble.
You need NOT drive the chill dren away, or
IanythlGS.D,s he added, Us DE walked away.
q Sh0 g axclaim lined Dinah, addressing her
=
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-07-17

very popular, but unless he carries
Ohio this fall his chances are slim for
the Presidency. Tilden may be the
coming man i'll 1880. We hold our
selves i'll suspense towards him. He
has many admirable qualities and
grave defects. AS an administration
otlicer, we believe he would be tho
most conspicuous success in America.
80 much can be said on both sides that
the South can with propriety stay in
the back ground until the nominations
are made. We telicvc in giving the
devil his due, and in not vituperating
Mr.. Iildcn too violently.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-07-17
Violating the Charter.

Among other things, the charter of
the Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta
Railroad requires it to make close
connection with the South Carolina
Railroad. How this provision has
been disregardcd, even within the
past few months, is shown by the
following facts:
In March, 1879, Mcssrs. Matthews
and Company, Of Winnsboro, pur-
chased number Of barrels of flour
III Baltimore, which were consigned
to them per the steamship Falcon to
Charleston, and thence by the South
Carolina Railroad. On the 18th of
March the agent Of the South Carolina
Railroad, in Columbia, wrote to
Messrs. Matthews e Co. that the flour
was in the depot in Columbia, and
added: "Thc G. G. Il A. II. r.. Co.
will not receive this freight unless
charges are prepaid through" On
the 18th he again wrote, "I have rc-
ceivcd one barrel Of flour more 70,
you, which has also been declined by
the Q. G. u A. r. r., unless charges
arc paid" The forwarding of the
money to the S. G. r. II. agent, tho
payment by him to the G. G. & A. r.
X. and the subsequent receiving of tho
freight Fby this Company consumed
several days, the flour all the time
lying in Columbia. Can such con,
duet rs this be called obedience to the
charter requirement that the roads
shall make close connection?