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An ABLE REPORT.
USivsrsal Practice q Carving Con.
sealsl Weapons aad What II Leads
ts-The Deplsrabls Csnditiss
!. @ RoolS-DNod OverseefS
Receive Seathlns Re.
- 90 buke-Usfsvsrabls <-v,
- % Public Build. -.
- inSs-Ete.

fhs Grand Jury aiter bsiug in session
six days found and returned into court
korty.seven indictments. On Saturday
that body completed ,ts labor, and made
the following able and lenghtby report
tn which We cell careful attention
70 The Hon D. Pisrson. Judge Of tho nth in.
dicial Dis riot. Ssate of Lonista ~, sitting II
and for The Parish Of Natchit0c bee;
We tho nrnlbera Of tho Grand Jury
empanel~d, sworn ard charged % snol',
for the June Term, 1879. for the psri.h
Natchitocllea, have through our for man,
tue bon"r to submit tie iO'1owing report !.
RAPID DEcusAar o. cRlldE. II
We can bot express oar qualifications
At tho rapid docresss, within tho lat
two yeszs. Of those grave crimes which
have hsretofose hardened oar criminal
records, aUd more particularly thnas
"grsud and petit lareenies" which have
q oltes eapied ttStI patish to furnish
more than The average qn"ta II Grim.
minsls % ths 6eate prison. This deervosu
IT crime = undaabtsdly das 70 The neV
i~sy Law, whish, under jary commisDiou.
ssloeto ftu0 anoag ~ qualified elset.:
ew3tAo l4A, ~ the1s sitiseas NJ
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DISTRICT COURT.

Since our last report the District Court
has been in session working steadily.
The Grant Jury found some forty .ssven
bills Of indictment thus increasing the
criminal business to some extent. The
following is y synopsis Of business:
civil CASES.
Lehman, Abraham 4 Co. Va. J. n.
W"lfson. Refixed for goth.
PHILIPPINE Kahn vs.. l. Kahn her hus.
band. Judgment f"r plaintiff.
II. NJ. Prothr0 W. W. p. Sims. Jnde.
meDt lower court affirmed in favor Of
Dpft.
K. 7. Bncknsr l. Bro Va. NJ. Hirsch
Judgment by default confirmed.
Yale 4 Bowling W. J. T. Clark. Dc
fault confirmed.
Yale Il Boiling W.. W. W. Clark. De-
fault confirmed.
/. Jos. McElroy & Co. vs.. J. T. Clark.
Default confirmed.
E. Marqneze Il Co. VI. s. Harrison. De.
fault confirmed.
Elisa',eth Walmsley VI. J. G. johnson
answer fled.
II. Stafford VI Mrs o. Myers and bus.
band. Fixed for GOTH.
g. Brown W.. l Kahn T. Co. Judg.
ment for plaintiff.
swrr 6l~d.
L. Caspari Liq'r. W. D. II. Boullt jr.
Answer filed.
L. Caspari T. V. 8. Benoist W. r. NJ.
SprnAd. Answer filed. Fixed for 18th.
: b. {. Racial W. II. McK-nna. judy
'"e"t !" favor Of plaintiff as per agree
ment.
Fo,stsll T. Jnmonvills Va. A. V. Char.
leville. Default.
CRIMINAL CASES.
State vs.. r. A. Simmons. Plead guilty
to carrying concealed weapons. Fine 80
and costs OF thirty days in Jail.
State vs.. F. P. Raggio. Plead guilty
to carrying concealed weapons. Fined
IS and costs "r thirty days in Jail.
State vs.. d. G. Scarborough. Plead
guilty to carrying concealed wesuons,
fined $50 and costs, or thirty days il.
jail.
state vs.. Gastave Racial. Fixed for
10th inst.
State vs. Isidore Raphael. Plead guil-
ty tn carrying concealed weapons. Flu.
ed $50 and cost or thirty days in jail.
State vs.. J. n. H"rnsby. Found guilty
Of ssaIlt with dangerous weapon.
State W. Isaac Manola. Misirial and
continued.
State IS. Jos Charleville. Selling Ii.
qnors without license. Not entity
State W.. Andre Grimmer. Fonnd guilty
If an assault. Sentenced to pay fine Of
rs and costs Or twenty days in Jail.
State vs. Ben Ben jamin. Larceny.
Found guilty.
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also the Recorder, aud w would not for.
get the prompt''ess aud efficiency Of
JAS. TUCKER,
the deputy placed under our orders; our
high appreciation Of tue ability, activity
and merit of the legal fraternity, WHO
practice before your honorable court, and
most particularly
w. r. HALL,
District Attorney, to whose efficiency
and energy, IA we'll ss legal erudition We
are greatly indebted for the promptness
and thoroughness Of our lsbors, and the
suppression Of crime.
Announcing our labor a. completed
for the June Term of this court, wc have
the honor to subscribe ourselves, etc.
(Sigued) N. PEROT,
Foreman.
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Il Farmers.

farmers thr"esh"as the parish are
requested 10 s<nd 10 4 letter regard.
log the er"ps, weather, and labor, to
enable OR rep"rter tegivs : correct
weekly report ALEC they are request.
I'd to sssd . letter eostsising loesl
happoajnea that nay oseae- 10 .ebsie
neiehborhood. each @ PIC. oies, hoe-
cholera, slopsnssts. dse5ssss, preach.
ing, ed oshss whisky sseseiteS whieh
Win u ',tisdly illssetaisd 81 sls
,svooe0e m seatehse Il thb popee,
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VEGET TINE
for CANCERS and
DANGEROUS HUMORs.
The Doctors Certificate.
Read Il.

Ashley, Warrington Co., ILL.,, Jan. Il, lo7o.
Mr.. II. B. Stsvens:
Dear @r-This 10 ~ certify that I he'd been
suaering from Rose Cs1cer % ny right
breast, which grow very rapidly. and oil NV
friends had given ne mp to die, when. heard
Of your medicine, vegetine, recommooled for
Cancer and Caucerous Hun,uss. I eosnmenced
10 take it. and soon found myself beSiuuiax ~
feel better; my health and spirts both felt The
benign influence which IT exsrted, and IN few
mop6hs from the time cohmenced The 10 Of
the veystias, the Cancer came eat almost
bodily.
CARRIE DIFORRIST.
certify that % personally acquainted
with Nm. DeForrest, end considsr isr Quo Of
OUT very 6set woman. DIX. g. n. FLOWERS
All Diseasee Of tho Blood II veeetauo viii
relieve pain, cleans, purify, and cure such d.
caves. restoring tho patient to perfect health
sttsr trying different physicians. many rome.
dtes. entering tor yevrs 10 Il not conclusive
proof. II you are sufferer. yoa can b CURED
Why 10 this medicine perfSrminE such great
curssI Il works in the blood, IL The eirculs.
tiag Auid. Il can truly 10 called 80 Great
blood Purifier. Tho great seurce q disease or.
iginates In tho blood: end no msdietue that
does not aet directly u2eu IT, 70 purify and reno'
vate, has any just claim upoa public attention.
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Personal n entiop.

We have received numerous vista
from onr country friends, Among
them we're J. Alpon.e Prudl,omn,r,
P. E.. PrndLon'ne, Allen Wheeler,
3. p. Rains, Dr. W. W. Pitts, T. E.
Powell, Th"s. Flannet, H. H. Hath
Urn, }. r. Weaver. v. 8. B..noiat, 8.
NJ. Hy sms, j. r. Williams, N. Hert-
z"g. They all report ih- cotton crop
i" q furnishing condition. but the
corn ciop will b. rather short. .
Mr.. Oscar Chopin, our esteemed
friend If New Orleans, came up laat
Torsdsy. We hope our planters will
patr"nixe him literally in sending
cotton during the cunning season, IN
he des~rves = full share Ut their Pr.
,rOnsgs for tho deep interest which
10 n,xniirsted and kind attention paid
In many III "ar citisena while they
wrrr being tried befars The u. ). Cir.
cult C'.oPt lase wiuter..
Ne. s. n. Asher who reprosents the
Arm IT Lehman, Abraham L Co. Of
New O'lsaos, agreeable aud jovisl "a
ever, was here during tho week. aud
did noe fall 70 ahow 40 tho light Of
bic countenanco. Selxh
Ne. R. P. Hunter, lately Of Rapidss.
hat COW permanently located IN
Many, Sabine Parish, il IN t,wn at
tssdlag nor District Court, and ss~n,.
to b 10 tho enjoy mont of eo.'d health.
II any u oar eitizena have any, legal
business 10 Sabine they conld not en-.
trust It 70 . bsttsr lawyer than Mr..
Huntsr. a.
Uur Friend J. F. Saith of the free
State Of Sabine suddeoly made bic
appearance among % during the
week, and L has had . beneficial #
feet upon oar opiics. Ne. Smith
ssems 10 a'pisble and ,faseisstiug "a
ever, aud beins % Atty At Law, any
one having bssioess 10 Court would
not b disappointed 10 securing biz
services. ~
Nc. Alfred Lont tho efficient and
popslar Sheriff III Sabine Parish, paid
% 4 Wait during tho we~k, aud We
arr pleasrd :" u",s hiS g'sd health.
Ne. ]. T. Pirraoa Al Coasha,ia hon.
errd - b . visit .dssjaG .ihs w&sk,
aod ws tel compelled IL roogsa'a
late him upon his health and "t"o'
ensemble." W. arr sorry that BIZ
stay Vac aas prolonged.
Oar f,ieni Jac"h A. Wolfaon In th~
miAat Ut al his business; caaes, did
nat fill tn make his appearance int"
onr asnctun. aud ~ muat aaaure him
that We feel highly fl.'ered Thereby.
Nay y"ar shadd"w never es"w Irs".
NJ. A. Marioovish, Vt Cloutiervills,
haa again plsc~d "a under due "l,li.
gsti"Ws k'r . 6ls VI late New Y"rI,
aud Washington pap~ra.
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SPECIAL CITY TAx.NoTlCI.

nEL1NQUENT Taxpayer Of The city
" OF Natehltochea. r. Asr-l.y uatiti-d
that dpless oil cnrrent, a. we'll ~ d..iin.
qusot tsxos due she city, M poid With.
70 sixty days from this date, I VII ~ntrr
emit .fof the sasne. - directed ~ Orli
nance Of tho Mayor and City Council.
o. ',iioS W. z. RUSSELL,
Nay J. le7o. 4. City Collector
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Npocial N0tlee.

HVHE Tax au.l Licenss pay--s 81 ~thi.
parrish arc hereby respectfully mott.
As.l. that I am now prepared II collect
6tst~ aud Parish taxes Of lo7e, and al,
llolinousnt Taxes. alan Licens~s f,r 1879.
Hi WILLIS HOLMES,
i Tx Collector Parish Of Natchitochea.
.!arch 22-6m
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Arrival and Departure Of Nails.
SHREVEPORT.

So - Of1NEVEfUkl.
S's2S. Arrives. Departs,
Monday, "a. NJ. Monday, 2 A. NJ.
.1seDd.y, Tuesday, Up. N.
'IoersdAy Wednesday, A. NJ
Friday, Friday, 4P. NJ.
Saturday. Saturday, Z A. NJ.
NEW ORLEANS.
= Arrives. Departs.
Sunday, 2 P. n. Sunday, P. NJ.
Tuesday, Monday. Z A. NJ.
Tuesday, 8 A. N. Thursday, 4 P. NJ.
Friday, 3 P. N. Saturday, Z A. NJ.
Saturday. 9 4. n. Thursday. Z A. NJ.
xlNDEN AND WINFIELD.
80 Arrives. Departs.
fasedsy, 6P.M. Wednesday, "A. N
Friday, - Saturday, Z A. NJ.
MANY.
=, Arrives. Departs.
tuesday, 6P n. Monday, Ga N.
Friday, 6P. n Thursday, 4 A. n.
- MRS. N. A. BURKE,
Post Mistress.
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Saw lllC.

Mr. B. T. Durham, has erected on
Bayou Bourbeux, at the old Messi place,
about one mile from this city, Z lne saw
mill which We consider Q valuable en-
terprise to this community. He keeps
on hands I'll kinds Of lumber, from wi.
nut, ISL, Fcypress, pine, lowell anything
but mahogany.
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Prof. Edward Petxsch,

Composes and srranges Music to order !;
will also give instructions on pianos,
flutes and brass Instruments. Vocal mu.
sic speciality. Pianos carefully tuned.
Omoe on Washington street.
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VEGETINE
IS RECOMMENDED BY ALL
p h y sicians.
Valley Stream, Queens Co., Long Iulspd,. NY

0SV0A A0400vSss
M. h. 4. SrEvExs:-
DEAR Sir-I take the pleasure Of writing Won
small certificate conoerning vecetipe 1re.
pared by sou. have bsen sufferer With the
Dyspepsia f"r over forty years. and have had
the Chronic Diarrhea for over six monthe, and
have Il Jed :n'ost every thing wac given up to
die, and did not expect to live from day t. ,isy
AMI no physician could touch my case. saw
your Vegetine recommended to cure Dyspep
sia. commenced using Il, and continued d.
ing % ind am now . we'll woman and restored
to perfect health Al; wh" are afflicted With
this terrible disease, wonld kindly recommeu.
to try il for thu hene6t II their health, and it
10 excellent % bl,OJ pu,i6er.
Dy DR.. B. Forbes, N. D.. for
MRS. WV. n FORBES.
vegstins the blood becomes lifeless
and s.agnant. either fIom change II weather 0,
II climate. want If exercise. irregular diet. Of
from any. other canse, the vrget 10 will ,e.
nsw tho blood. carry Of thu putrid huu,ors
cleanse the stomach, rsgulate tue bowei. and
i.npart tous Of visor 70 the whole body.
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vEcGTING,
new ADVERTISEMENTS.


.sa NOTICE,
4 IL persons indebted 10 tho 6rm Of
q Casperi 4 Dietrich sre respectfully
requested 70 call On tho undersigued and
make immediate oettlemeuts. Prompt
attention to tho above will be to tho In.
tereet VI those % indebted.
.,,.a, 1. CASPARl,s
June TT Liquidstor.
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!. LOCAL 0LEANINGS.

w OAses O0O OVV usSuO tdICut ~ uC-
mems Hall, next "Wednesday night, june
10. Tickets for sale 1t Mr.. H. Walmsley's
otGU, An1 Mr.. eWilkiusOn's drug store
(laS6ts asasdE
We still keep our stock Of Drugs com.
Ylets, J. J. Mccook 4 Bro.
II you wish. to enjoy q good. big.fat
lSiQ6S . % tn minstrsls next Wedney
day night at Fireme"'s Eall.
Try Wheeler 4 Wilson sewing ma
'shins q AcCook 4 Bro.
Or friend W. n. wilkinson has re-
tired from the dry goods business. and
eooe into componnding drugs. He can
b fosud a. his new quarters, known a.
W tseoste drug store, preparing pres
esiptious on short notice.
The WHITE sewing machine is the
~.
Js:whi1licakes, amt il hut Il the
cry Of the old man % be HINTS for the
shady eide Of the house scratching his
a.r6ls top head.
Oh f6r tho shady side Of an ice berg
Tile week TO write Up locals.
Chsw JAcEsox's Best Sweet Navy
Tobaeeo. Nov. 30-ly.
An up town young man says he keeps
oool these bot days Ivy reading DIR
Kaas's Explorations" He says it works
IKE charm. -..t
Get The WHITE sewing machine.
1hroash the skillfal teachings Of Prof
Hs>seh, slrsady tho members Of tho brass
baad hsve learned the scales we'll enough
- ny my piece Of mnsic. We wish
oue patrons tn besy in mind that the
pssis1soe tsasAsa music and tunes pianos.
II WDrTE Sewing Machine is the
inpjsst and best constructed made. For
ssls By Il. 4. walnslsy.
Jsdgs Pisrsoa 10 having nice time
e6it halding court with the thermometer
% . 10. We woalA advise the judge
- pr0euSo The services Of . Hercules 10
pojl down Ma thermometer 70 Is. a Il
wea4 Aave . tendensy. n cave the Jury
sad 1svysss from tbawing.
TAs WHITE sewing machine has moro
sQpaGity! Sad power than any other fam.
~ nGsliss nsds. For sale BY n. A.
"s'n'''y' '4
Or old frisad G. J. Smith, ean b
a,.ad n hi. old he,dou.rter, tho s2os''
a oalooa dispensing tie spiritual bev.
8 sssgs . ~ times: HE eo.sssy friend.
49, -: & :' = s e drink. = 4 "
lsllpsil C,stsl. that prince Of the S,ss,
80 kHiGAt Of ths hattie, can b loand
- ~ eesssf u HON ead Front, hh
- sesod soePossdiss Node.
s. ~ follevias eolloauy tack plsee n
30 e,,,t ,oon bstve,n = talaaasn III.
"a he'd .un.e9 ,,: % tAs jury i !, r. I.
.".;st xttcr" "" t ~" ~, n ..,
seies1isse seruniss asainst csnitai nun.
isAneoID ,TaIismsn " belisva / have
nis1rist Attoeoey-sT Win expjsio &
- nm. nm ron might undsn,I.nd
~ I r.. AZ. yon "epeesd 81 csni.
~ Snig k1cot I, Tsljsman-.sYss. sir
RI -. fliov Il, 'ihnooeut.n Ds(snse-
ssV3ff. 70 him" 9
1ro0 OIL a0useee ~ learn that th<
>.He.. s,na III I r,vn,iahin~. hat m,
- -. ...,-oh : ,h.,",. .hs," IN.
~ ~. ~. ~ -. ~, :. ' .""". 80 .,...
~ ~ 49, =, s' d: |.
vo.1 sas:sM' 'eSssss "esos I" "
,oog!oef ta1lale. rigs
NA.a.. ,...s,-.s r.,,.. 80. !. -.
A..1,.. -. ~ ~ ~. s,.,. =. n.
-. rs.! ~ -. sk ~, ~. h,.%
;. ~.,;,.1 ecr.Slims"s fr"r, I'M
6enel jssy which viii be fund in
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VEGETINE
I regard It 40 q Valuable
= A MT. y Nh nYrYN y

= AH1LY MEOIClNE %.
N. Il. r. o18vHxs.- Jan. l, 1910.
Dear Nr.-l take pleasure h seyisg. that
hAve ueed To vegetine u ny family With
geoA results. ena ! have known Of .soveral
"a q ~ ~ ~ = vsissSi SsS,iv ~sSi.;:. ."
Truly years. REV. w. 1cDOxALD.
IL tsv w xeps.sn !, v,ll tpov,
tAseogh ~ United oeasss . . nlnistoe N tho
NE Church.
TAsaeasds 0peek-veeeEioe b askDovledgol
aDd reeoo1eeoe1 b. plydeials ala apethecs.
riss . b The bsst pafi1er asd clsasosr Of Tie
Mod vt dieoovered. saHd tAousaa1s epeak q
IL DeG1oo Who havo booo vooeoeo4 @ health.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

No judicial advertisement acin be
'sssrted IN THE paper hereafter, an
~ tks Attorney becomes security
ior tie adrert;sixg bill, .ch;cA must
b paid on FIRST INSERTION, or
fAey ,eill be discontinued.
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"RuX DoNx.y

Two Horse Thieves Tracked into this
State from Texas-Depaty Sheriff
Hewitt OF DeSotO Ruus them
Down - Their Capture
Hall resists and is XIII.
ed-A Sad Story OF
the Captured
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VEGETINE
The II. De have Il.

Dsar Gii..l havs ~ vseetiss tx . lelg
~ !! 81 s. !: FINS: Fl; r.: 's::i;: g.
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win practice IN tho Courts Il Sshine
parish, end ~ NisstssetA Jsdisial ~.
W ~ q ~. |
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This Institution incorporated tho Legislature ofths oe f.
Educational and Charitable 49, with Capital # q NJ
DRAWINGS win take pscs monthly 'oas pe'a sk sstas
'o"o""S Osuoaton: flf
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Oftbe Once Of tho Clerk If tho Dis
trict Coart 10 hardly know what to say.
~. 10 have boon % agreesbly snrprised
BY the fact, derived from our own re-.
eouA observation that during tho prt.
eelt term Of Office, b. and bic 'lepaty
hts recorled ell parish and District
Graft snits from tho beginning Of 1877
up 70 January 1879 also snecrssi'n and
sh-rid's Gales, ltem same date oaths ii
.ficss and marriage Certificates up ID
date ; q tcouplete record At indictmsnta
and bonds h dAte, This work embraces
upwards of 3, ono psgcs II recpnf looks,
and anne 1900 snita. We viii state,
white in sasnseticn. With THE matter
thai ths o0ce Of District Court lee,ftls
tho present, ipde1 beok heing badly m
til.t.tl, end Il MI soon rrpiscsi will
rance ersle No onveuieMee 'ahA "
pSuss. Tba Clslk Expresses his readiusaa
to dONble index. these. reeecda at . Dir
remuneration iar bic labor By Tho bon
orabls Police Jury. Il really makes %
feel that an Official was doing his duty,
when ~ 80 % many pegee plaiu)y snd
ueatly written Ia only the handwriting a
theClsrk and bio efficient deputy.
Smyrna times., 1879-06-04
oUERRIFF'S SALE.

OUERRIFFS SALE.
Pv virtue of a writ of AL Venditioni Exponas, to
No directed will be exposed to Public Sale at the
II,ai Of Peter p. Collins, in the Town of Smyrna
nU"t creek Hundred, Kent County and State of
Dosware on THURSDAY. the 18th day of JUNE 1879
~ orlock p NJ the following Real Estate, to wit:
an that certain tract, piece or parcel of upland and
r,arsh situated on the public road leading from
lorrna 10 Shorts Landing, in Duck Creek Hundred,
Tt County and State of Delaware adjoining land of
Hoan Mustard land of Jonas Keiser, land Of James
SU yragr0w land of John ServesOn, land of - John
n and other lands and said to contains about Two
Hundred 9Ol Acres of Iillable Land, and about Two
H1ndred and Fifty ESQ Acres of Wood Land and
about Four Hundred and Fifty 450y Acres of Marsh
ISnd aqgregating i'll the whole Mite Hundred 5000
11,S i+ Of land the salae more less; the improve
ments upon which are a two-and a-half story frame
nTeling House with 8 two-story Back Building
srsched and Il two-and.a-half story Brick Dwelling
TouSe with two-stOry Kitchen attached, two small
Houses one small Milk-lIOuSe one large Barn
one Carriage House. two Stables Oneand-a-half story
frame Tenant House, and ether small Houses.
seized and taken i'll execution as the property of
.BFI ]. KEES and will be sold for cash.
FRANCIS NJ. DUNN, Sheriff.
Sserifs O6iee DOCeT, Del,(
Nay l9i 1879. ! may 2l-3w
Smyrna times., 1879-06-04
MARYLAND ITEMS.

will be an all-day trot at Cherry Park, near
Ine.s Ilne.S; lille, on July a.
Suu- North East Record says that peaches in that
.iinity iHii are not all dead
Wv ,5,,lalieu has bought about 5000 pounds of
Mt. talbot county this season for his wooden fac
TgSi ,C2S a. i MiIlingtOn.
w.. ..;o1 of Miss Duer for shooting Miss Hearn is
Inc on at Snow Hill. The trial is attracting a
stL.ass deal of attention
100 is a revolt in the Democratic ranks in the
There Kent Efforts are being made to oust
Mary o. called the courthouse clique"
-....,,,-A milch cow. belonging to r. Hynson,
SHySssastertown gave birth recently to two calves
ESQ bainS an interval of four days between their fall
coorce ". Bishop, of Snow Hill, has been re-
pI..9 eDOressdent of the Worcester Railroad. The
eecSSo of the road for the year just Closed were
eXIpsSS: the earnings, S29,9ol
-. ubeat crop in Talbot county will be light.
Inc hetar YVES very severe upon wheat, and the pro-
The iroucht this Spring inflicted injury upon it
rsC which it cannot recover.
..o meeting of the Worton Agricultural Club in
Atsortoyn few days ago. there were present thirty
sSgrowers represen nting 10000 trees. They eS-
PeaeethGS that there will be half crop of peaches
D..,o,, Law. lust home from Europe, will preside
bsnOP n Convention of the diocese of Easton.
d ins w rill meet in Snow Hill to-day. The sessions
Wnichh ~ held i'm the old church which was built in
VIII ri times of bricks brought from England.
@ church the lectern hasa folio copy of the King
~ lines nos Bible printed in l1Ol
Smyrna times., 1879-06-04
In Dress Goods.

An overwhelming stock of every conceivable fab
ric color quality and price. Buntings will be popU-
lar again and We have them Plain Striped, Plaid.
LaCeS. Beiges. Figured Laces and AlbarosS weaveS;
prices from 2jc to 81 In and exquisite novelties
of Lyons makes, we have some magnificent bargains,
ranging i'll the neighbOrhOOd of s. per yard. In
strictly Atwood De Beges, we have superb selection
that are pronounced remarkably cheap by customers
who bring samples and compare at our counters In
Zephyr Ginghams. Prints, Percales, Jaconet Lawns.
we have every good thing $50 far as we know that is
made and the crowds generally at the counters say
our assortment is most attractive.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Smyrna times., 1879-06-04
In Silks.

Think of having 8 900 pieces to select from.
Think of Il 22-inch Black silk for Sl.00.
Think of BeOn's celebrated Iustre silk at 81 %.
Think of Foulard Silks pit 6S cents.
Think Of the privilege df returning Dress Pattern.
[Ihe newest idea is Polka Dots, Satin Stripes
figured and shaded colorinGs.
SatinS in colCrS and Blacks. now so much worn. we
have in beautiful array Also, rich Roman PaidS
handsome Stripes, and watered stripes, and the new
Sapphire Standings and other rare and scarce tints
Fancy Silks start at 80 cents, and of Friends Plain
Stripes and Checks We have a fine assortment. The
rapid sales in this Department keep filling in the
stock with new goods every day.
Smyrna times., 1879-06-04
IN DRESS GOODS
We have made great reductions FROM former mo-
rate pr, gS among. Wh.ea We name:
IN FRENCH NOVELTIES Z, {

from $50 60 .i..}
50 inch Ireaoh Novelties, .@.l', and Wo.IJ reduced
q inch i.roae.l Novelties all wool reduced from
- cts. to - cts.
ls inch Novelties, az 50 cts. Were sloo and cheap
at that price.
aiincA rc@iu Stripes, olwool reduced from SLID
10 - cts.
a inch }n-Wod stripes, reduced from - cts to 60
SIX stripe rykin M3ha:rs, rciuceI 1om % to 81
cts.
to % cts.
Extra Quality rongccs, reduced from . cts. to %
cts
= inch French Aiga.r9... reduced from 80 10 81
cts
Tekin 2arcgc at - cts. reduced from slnn
SIk-Wdrp Ickin Stripes reduced frOHl cts. to D
ct.
In p.-.r. nnInr. tL.rltntL-..
Smyrna times., 1879-06-04

W,l1AcK's ORcHEsTRAA-The orchestra Of Wallack's
Insi Inss;sien This is due entirely to Thomas Baker an
RRNSiisbman, who has conducted it for years. Mr.
BaSer used to suffer 3 terribly drom rheumatism but
lo;bes his freedom, he ought, to Giles Linment
TSs;Ss Ammonia Giles Pills cures Billiousness.
Vs,IS by all druggists. JAS p Hoffecker, Agent
cnyrna. Trial size 25 cents. Send for pamphlet
DIR. GILES,
40 West Broadway N Y