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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-14

unseat republicans and substitute democrats
enough to give them y majority favorable
to the scheme beyond any contingency. He
held that there was nothing but disaster and
overwhelming defeat before the democratic
party-that after the next census was taken
it would not possess a possible chance for a
hearing in national affairs, and that in it's
desperation it was ready to adopt any ex-
treme or unlawful measures to save itself
from humiliation. Senator Carpenter
predicates his prediction upon the theory
that democracy. prefers party, control to the
existence OF the nation. This is undoubt.
true of the southern wing of the organ.
and of the extremists of the north.
But the voting masses behind these radical
would halt q step or two this side
Of anarchy, though they seem disposed to
tempt fate to the extremist limit. Senator
words came from, one who is
not an alarmist in any sense Of the term.
is a clear, dispassionate thinker and is
not half SO. radical in his political procli
as his republican friends sometimes
wish, him to be.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-14
1hf Daily 9rfss aud 31kat
YANkToN . DAKOTA.
DAKOTA.
frida, Evening, Nov. u. 1879.
A PROCLAMATION.

BY b Governor OF DakotA Territory.
In view of the many gifts God has sent us
and the many ills He has spared us during thu
year now closing, we may. well unite in ascrip'
ti0ns of Praise and Thanksgiving to Him fol
His mercies to us as q people, to our Territory
and to our Nation. 3
Recognizing the well established custom In
this Territory, In the several states and terrific
ries, and In the Nation as represented In that
behalf by the President Of the United States,
aud in humble obedience to Him. who has said,
/" Thou shaA Keep = : the feast Of Aarrest.
tie fret fruits Of thy ldbors ahich thow hast
SCUM In the field; the .tsast Of tngathsstag schicA
ts in tie ssd Of ths year, @heS thou h1st gathered
intAy LAHORE out ofths field"
Now, therefore, 1. wM.A A. HOWARD. Govern
or Of the Territory of Dakota. do recommend
that Thursday, the 27th day Of Novem.
Der Instant, be observed as a day of Thanks
good and perfect gift, for his wonderful good
ness to us as individuals and as a people. Let
the people abstain from all secular pursuits and
from their accustomed avocations. that they
may assemble in their respective places of wor-
ship, and In such form as may seem most apprO-
pirate to them, offer to Almighty God their
tribute Of praise and thanksgiving for all His
mercies, and their sincere and devOut supplica-
tiOns for q continuance Of his gracious favors.
While we recognize the rich bounties of Prov
idence to us. let us not say to the poor, "be We
warmed or be ye clothed y but let every church
and every family extend needed aid. or at least
sympathy, to the suffering.
In testimony whereof. l have hereunto set
my handand caused the Great Seal of the Ter
ritery to be aflxed.
Done at Yankton, Dakota Territory,
lsEAI.l this eleventh day of November. A.
d. 1879.
By the Governor: WM. A. HOWARD.
GEO H. HAND.
Secretary of the Territory.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-14

Official returns from sixty out of seventy
two counties in Minnesota give the follow
ing majorities for the republican state ticket:
Pillsbury, republican, for governor over
Rice, democrat, 10,969; Gilman for lieu
tenant governor, 1920; Van Bauneback for
secretary of state, 10000; Kittleson for
treasurer, 1865; Start for attorney general,
1000; Marshall for railroad commissioners
1856. Meighen, ~greenbsck, for governor,
has 1924 votes, and satterlee, prohibitionist
2,s7l. 1t is thought The remaining twelve
counties will add 1920 to P%illsbury's major.
ity and 1000 to the rest of the ticket, max.
ing the former $4,000 and the latter 10000.
The constitutional amendment limiting the
issue of bonds by cities and towns to 5 pc,
cent of the taxable property was adopted
by a large majority.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-14

The editor Of the Chicago News sent out
invitations to prominent western and south.
ern men to tender congratulations to Gen.
Grant on his arrival in Chicago. Among
the persons thus addressed was Robert
Toombs, of Georgia, and this is the reply
received:
Atlanta, Ga, Nov. l3.-M. E. Stone,
Editor: Your telegram received. l de-.
cline to answer, except to say, present my
personal congratulations to Gen. Grant on
his safe arrival in his country. He Tough,
for his country honorably, and won. l
fought for mine and lost. l am ready ia
try it over again. Death to the union.
r. TooMBs.
That is the kind of a reconstructed rebel
Toombs is, and most Of the others agree
with him in sentiment.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-14
The Sioux Falla Timea celeb,atsd =, 6

The Sioux Falls Times celebrated its first
anniversary with the publication of a full
page article giving historical "reminiscences
of the early days Of Sioux Falls and present
ing its present natural and artificial advan.
tages, together with brief sketches Of it
business houses. It is an elaborate paper
concise!y put together and creditable to th,
prosperous little city on the Sioux. The
Times has lost none of its enterprise during
its years labor in Dakota.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-14

Senator Matt. H. Carpenter was inter.
viewed in Washington a few days ago and
in the course of the conversation he put
forth a startling political prediction, the ei.t
Of which is contained in the following oues.
tions and answers:
Reporter-Well, to switch off from the
senatorial question. You remarked the other
day that Gen. Grant,if nominated, would I've
elected?
Senator C-Yes, that's what I said. and 7
might have added that,if elected, he will be
~inaugurated.
Reporter-What do you mean BY that re-.
marck :? =
Senator C-Exactly what 1 say. He'll he
i%naugurated, despite the efforts that NAV he
made to prevent il. I'm not an alarmiet
and l don't want to be reported as such. I'm
l see / am in for it with you, and 1 MIGHT a,
we'll 60 on with q prediction that Iye often
made of late. 1t is that the democratic iii
protest against the coun of the electoral
votes OF some one or more of our republican
states when the two houses meet in ioinl
convention for that duty in February, 1881
They will base their protest upon what the,
will allege to have been an demonstrations
exercise Of federal power in the execution q
the national election laws. They may tax
California for this purpose, or New York. O
Pennsylvania, or any state wherein III
slightest pretense, real or manufactured "a
the express object. may be furnished. The
the two houses will separate and one or bot
will sustain the protest. The vote of tina
state will be thrown out. and it will be de
clared that there was no election, and th
house will assume to elect q president.
Senator Carpenter asserted that the dem
ocratsin congress were already preparin
for this revolutionary course by planningt
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-14

The Okolcna States, in a jubilant mood
exclaims:
won't our confederate congressman wax
it to the Yanks this winter, though
"Yi-i-i-i-i-i-ipw
We reckon they will. We hope they will.
Thew have already "waxed" a solid repub-
lican majority out of the northern states and
it is to be hoped that they may be inspired
to further deeds of self destruction.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-14
The okolcna state,, in a jubilant mo

Secretary of the Territory
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-14
lie and 10 patriotism and love Of couu.

Try"
After Grants speech there vas a sons
and then another surprise In tho presenta-
ton OF az elegant six banner to the society
y was: presented 10 an eloquent speech by
Con. Logan, and accepted on behalf of the
society by Gen. Sherman In a witty one.
There being calls for Sheridan. Pope, Og
lesby and MARX Twain, those gentlemen
RESPONDED, the exercises lasting urtil u late
hour.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-14
CARD

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions Of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss of manhood, &C., l
will send a recipe that will cure you, FREE
OF CHARGE. This great remedy was
discovered by a missionary in South Ameri-
ca. Send a self addressed envelope to the
Rev: JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station ID, New
Yort City.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-14

A.quaEter consists OF ten weeks, two lesson,
each week. Pupils desiring to take one lesson
each week can q arrangements to thar
effect. Fall term to commence Sept. 22d. No
deduction for absence except In cases 81 pro-
tracted illness. Those desfring to take lessons
term.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-27
BOARD OF APPOR1IONMENT.

A special meeting Of the Board Of Apportionment
was held in the Mayors Office yesterday afternoon.
Several transfers authorized in appropriations
to tho Department of Public Works. the Commits.
soLers Of Charities and Correction and the Police
Department. Appropriations also authorized
from the Excise fund for the support of children
sent to st. Joseph's Asylum and the Institution Of
Mercy by police Justices. Authority was given to
the Comptroller to issue Croton water bonds to the
amount of 1000, assessment bonds for $4,000
and revenue bonds for 500, 2i4. A communication
was presented by the Comptroller containing an
opinion from the Corporation Counsel in
relation to tho issue of bonds for tho
Brooklyn Bridge. Last month a requisition
made by the trustees of the bridge
for the sum Of S16G.6G6 GO. which tho Comptroller
refused to pay on the ground that the interest
bridge bonds for the period for which they
issued should be deducted FROM the whole amount
to be paid by the city OF New York. The Corpora
ton Counsel decides that the interest should DO paid
together with the principal. resolution passed
author zing the issue of those bonds for tho full
amount.
On motion of Alderman Mott n resolution was
passed requesting the Comptroller to obtain the
opinion of the Corporation Counsel as to whether
the expense OF relay ing the pavement on Third ave.
nue. from 18th street to 14lst street. In proper
charge against the owners of property the line of
the work and be recovered by assessment: aud
IL the expense of the Improvement cannot be recov
cred In this way whether the Board OF Apporlon.
ment can include in tho Anal estimates for IssO
an appropriation sufficient to pay for tho work
IL commenced during tho present year.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-27
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR
SALE OR To LET.

A DESIRABLE MILL AT BENNINGTON, VT. $50
N horse power snitabc for woollen
Con mill :. GODFREY, 40 Spruce st., New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-27
JERSEY CITY, HOBOkEN. HUDSON
IITY AND bergen REAL ESTATE.

FOr Sale.
. STORY BRICK BASEMENT HOUSE, LOT, SEVEN
Arooms gas water; marble mentels 81 2jU only $3.50
cash balance in yearly instruments OF SiUU good neigh
borhood high ground convenient ferries Other
from 81 90 $1,000 send stamp for Record Glib
son, a Montgomery st.. Jersey City Open Thanksgiv
ing m N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-27
WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY
FOR SALE OR TO LEW.

t'oR sALE-AT rAKRyTowN IN THE PARkl a
Country Sea-the residence. with IL acres: billiard
liable gas xturcs and mirrors stables gardeners coagc
greenhouse filled with choice plants icchouse stock &C
ronpsinr every convenience and requirement of
plec gentemans residence for $3JUl the view Of the
Hudson Is unsurpassed Photograph Of the
place Sc., with J. NELSON LUCKEY CO., .23s Broad
way. Now York.
I acknowledges. SEVEN ROOMS: BARN; 10
lIacres choice fruits fine neighborhood 5000; rare
bargain ATWATER II Park row.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-15
sug ll-6.
WINES AND LIQUORS

We desire to inform tina public generally tn
We have IN store sud constantly receiving the
following Well-SnoTn brands vi IMPORTED
BRAhDY, VINE and CH AMPAGNE:
10 Cases Dupre s. Goa. st. Julien Bordeaux
Cl.rets
CASES Heidsieck S Co.'S, Reima Dry Mono
po!e Champ payne, quarts
Cases Heidsi-ck & Cos. Keims Dry Mono
pole champagne, uts
III Cases l Landsoe.ger s CJ.. C.liforoia
Chsnuegne quarts aud pints.
casks Guinnese Stout Burkes Bott;ng.
2casks Base Pale Ale
Casks s. & feuneuts Glaszow Pa!e Ale
Gouz.lez, Bysss & Co.'S. Fu.e otecrles, Bu,-
guLdy Forts aud Maddir.s; Renaul; & Co.'S.
Cognac Brandy; J. j. Aeder q ZJon's 5chae-
dam Gin a1ehsu's Irish and E4msay's Scotch
SNhlskys; Jamacs, London DocK and st. .rui1
sum; California Port; Snerrss asd sven. An
SslIca "in.s; 1houvs ms Pure Hys Giosou's
Cabinet xxx and Xxx, and 6ou:bJa's WINS.
Ky. &C, &C.
ALI Of the above goods guaranteed pu;e; put
chased since the receat decline. aud OF fr;:
hands enables us - sell 1t = small margin oVar
Importers prices. HARLOW Il BROS.
Wholesale Grocsrs and 20 mission Nei h.uts
mVH9
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I ftE.iL IfEyEl-sTiES

!;.2 4 i"Jrs scem 80 b. tlkios vaca.i)c.
P.ach.s arc aims: too cheap to taste good.
Nv. i.ru,u I4.on GOD wife are at Care. c..
7.D7, Bu Lex a.lc!u.ned If III Kentucky.
Nj. G"arls Wail,E is oo visit t. Williams
hur,
Miss Jsony Esaos is visiting f!icpis is NcH
YRS.
fhero IS 90 h:ziog permitted at the Hi h
Sc'Ill
Bliss Ea'ir LHLcn is speeding her yacs.ioo
in thg N,rlh.
3iI"w ".'s are Showiag The wasr and lear Of
the .umuIur.
Mr. L. VI. BeckF3rd is at The Greenbrier
NaHo Sulphur.
Ms'ea Mia Onl Kate Stuart arc on vii,
to VI tninUIl!-Gd.
Ms HHl, 3aushtsrct W. N. Novels b, osq.,
/, il 81 n rt1k.
I'll" lL!a0E son Of Mr nod Mr.. J0hu fiouse
%a~ butled yrscfd4r attr6ooD.
VS. Iuts 10 Alexandria are struck with the
great ala 1uat II musical ta!e0t-- latent.
Ii will b. seen that Inc scioosl duties at
VI. lcruca loslI,u:s will be resumed on
tne h Vt Scrtelnbrr.
The barge, Hh9sc detention, with al cxcur
-inu rAf'v Oh board, at Baltimore, last Sunday,
cas Greeted good dsal of TAX Is he Ccckade
Try that Esn M the Potomac last year.
The steamer Gaorcc Les!y caught Up gi,h
the Lsdy OF The Like about ono O'Clock On her
Wy :'oD Norfolk last uiphr, and The two boats
Kept slGe ~ 49, ;!uiiuR the 'cst cf the way
~ Tie !!V.r.
he g.ccn hous', al The s5l!icrs' conetcIy.
Gcaf !owD. hos b-cn tara down aud tbs most
v'luah'c Of the ho1 use plants transferred 10
no n>.lvItciy g. Ariagtcu. Il Is uadsr
stood '"*! 'ho appropriation would cot supper;
a green house herc.
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.."s:.~1 syE gsa s;.l s.

Bishop q e7atmer. Of n J rs y. dit d at
buT.l52'"a. - hr St.:c. yesterday, CT SrIRht :
disease e tic kiloege.
4 vioien' s;oru, a,2oupa1ici with wind and
hail. passed over Windsor, C9an., !e,;'rlay
seriously Gauepicg the tvb.ceo ccoo. Several
acres Tare entirely Destroyed.
TT. mort Tem;Ia, ia BISON, a3s 5uined las
neh! with is -p'rid organ. Tho less i, over
500 900. Ia PAX: Has: saa 10 irmiuent
Ja"8cr, ia; c.e-;,2d 's.!i! .:-hi :c2lc iCg.
III" sxcuf:,ac e representative c,ored msp
ir"m Mississippi; 10 k,rsss Is 2nt'sr Up BY the
lan'r 10 gI"v .i:caI 81 80" 10 tod cui thr
&C uaI STATE If al Its il TIA, i4bd OF Can .rr,
a." fe'Grn sd !rgrr - I!cIr !r=hiCa whether
Or Dot |: Is good !.ins io cml.ra,e there.
The iu0.isl 4 Ja@,gs Sgoed3D, a c1lored
fHan. tooS place 10 Augusta. Co., yesterday,
t;oG s. paUt's CaE'cn, the lrlrUpgl white
Ep>c psiau church IL ihai c!y. The turch
VAS filed Si'h colorgd people. The r:ctIr Of
me cburch I'll +t"d and :?ti;C onulr supr.
Ih,ra VI: tu:iber It wb!to CiZ;u9 ~ ihf
u'ch during INC sety.cG7.
A collisions 6etToer q excursion ;raio and &
'rs!&ht t!olG Ccyur:ed ou the Atlantic City IN.
j usrrO| sause ;ai Rad yesterday, whlcl re-
suI!ci IN thc death Il! lie CONDUCTOR, two brake
ular. q dist !au!c h0y and 8 pas eyer un the
xcQTSlGu traia. NJhoIg was i"ju;ed OF the
II iaht train. Che X i:cl1a@t ~ bOaTi the
sXcurs!.n ifain At tn; llino aapullLd to g
paric.
Lshia;og erick 81 i:on I'll faux on tie
Uoinn fig. Lie; arrrSi,n P4kcr. Pa, yes
to-day, committing Is UGO barrels If ell. Tar
LEX T4s t":n - pieces a0I the burning OIL
N i. -. ~,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-15
DROPOSALS FOR FRAME BUILDING.
Depot Qlar,ermaster's Off 60

Washington, y. c., August Gin, 1879. !
SEALED PROPOSALS, in triplicsts, will bs
received at this office until II O'Clock noon,
September Oh, 1879. at which time aad place
they will be- opened in the presencs Of bidders,
for the construction at Fort Whippls, Va, Of q
Frame Wagon Shed in accordance with plans
md specifications which csn be seen ut This Of
fee. There are none for distribution.
One copy Of this advertise nent should be Sc.
curely attached to each tripicats proposal, and
should bs mentioned therein as comprising part
Of It,
Bidders should furnish satisfactory evidence to
this cti 70 before the aTsrd is made of til cir nb-
lty to perform the work.
The successful bidder will be required to enter
into written contract with the Unred States,
With good and approved security, in the sum Of
5000. within tan days after bang no.ihoi of the
acceptance Of bis propos 81.
Proposals should b. enclosed in sealed envel.
opes marked Proposals for Frame Bulldog"
and Addressed 10 the uLderaignet
The United States reserves tbs right to reject
any or oil proposals.
a. +. ROCKWELL,
sug LIT: Dep Q TART, rnsster.
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fSF- hANGU3H rs tAUSG AND REMEDY. -
IN cause / l,G%u r. ~nGu ~ |, lot tho lluIle-
GialH gr !d!!ey. cons cue! Go Ui pusi.lvo dix ,sr
l. trmcstblo ~ :. q, bit Niu. te.nuc:a.ure pu.-
cots IlVinE /" :; H"r.n. most & Iilatc are uecu-
II lily suFjn.i :" i DimiT;.re4 vi Js,chl ylxur
uEd nh !EdlspCsillun - ,utivs cx,Fuou arc is
tnnractc:lstics >Cs3cf.inss IL IL sCcunpsn nice
ty undue T"is.G -t:ya &: he bowels AL by cys.
puptic Cr biIinI: :; ltr us ii ruiabIc rsmsdy
Is fUstcivr Stomach ot."rS. strengthening
shd s;trr:ti' " u, dpi.e der I'd from lne pures,
AUD most iii 's2Cu5 Vegetable sour.es, %ith
e cure sp!rltuuUs L1.s:s PFC uuuccd ny eminent
lhJ siclr' u i"'!d .id hyicsuIne stimu.aut
me pitlCrs r:a.1 .t OF utU.Ir.u lOuicS IL
largely uSuu III thc tsop e. VIII. rs tbs climate IS
very productive" 81 C0.l!. y, i,...lor:n teyyrs and
disorders of the bvwe.s liver snd digcs,iye
organs.
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iFrySirtf.

LoEDnE. Or, Ant. ia yiu1g mai
psn'd Mourc. e,op!hur II q hotel hsrA, wa
called upon is: lv..i,x by Mr.. Funkcy. Ct
Datrolt. In Company win a icc.l detective
Alter s0m@ cOnV, r-.'i1n N ors sd ulttcd ha be
trsyed I'll, ; cret II 'hc co.nhIDa'OD safe In
Mr.. Fuiks} : p,c; Of business il D:;roi: TO d
rang OF burglar, who ga Su dap Dlsht last
robbed II. lie Was taktu back lc p::rJlt.
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GEO +. PKICt, j. F. C,OK
{ l. Z - { ] : ; q = p. L Il 5hA5UN.
We havn thS day opened >. !; II NU<TB
FAlkF&& SrhEEr. sljui"rng TIA alurkc,
'qusrc b s'ors, whaTo al Ina d..i:cacics oi The
season from !aad and wAter, cuu DO obtained
No aave l.. s!- srfarsemrns ug wniah ~, shall
have the earliest Vi AIEi:s: kt.Di IS and CAN.
fkLA?AS, FRUITS and EaG&TAsLES,
iresh iron los tFe;s SO viuce, md Fkss,H
Fl,H, Cha IS. Cts ri =, y, will be brought
Us dAlty IN IL pacaages by lhi Hoinm.c river
90" 5. Cider' Hcm lao l0uhlry promptly at.
tended 10
j - 2n q T. PpTCt. ~ CO.
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SPECIAL NOTlcE TO he ladies': have
40" III s,u!e iarSe stock of Ladies'. Meas
I'd Chiijrcns' Low Qlarter Shoes, suitable
fer tie present s,ssop. These goods are beau
"iHl, handsome and durable, spd will be sold
=; such prices as cannot fail to please. All 10
s'n' Will please call aud * anime for Them elves
az 10 hins street. W. B. WADDEY.
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Aivcas FIN Uara rowa 10 july % say
'has sou" Ilu prisoners rcprrI th:t kinS
CclcEsyO IS wit' his army ia tha MARSHES Of
th: u nvUIssi iV,r, wn,rc ac intrGds fsntiag.
Is7a L ijlsa o,ll.nos vii readv4cee ca tho 81
# August aDi r.2ei Il M4guiDyDlun ou The
6 n ii AuuS'
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PROPOSALS..

SEALED PROPOSALS FOR REPAIRS
~ TO TAG AIMS HOUSE. embracing Car.
eentefs' Work. Tin Work, Painting. PIastering
and Brick Work, directed to tho "Uomniltes
on Public PROPERTY" will be received vt lhs
auditors 20. Market Building. on or before
the ION i0stsn., when all bids will b. ooensd.
Specifications Can bo seen at the factory of the
undersigned, corner Fairfax and Qlaon streets
The committee reserve the RICH. to rrjact any or
all Ut thn bids. THOS V. RlSHGILL.
aug l3-lw Chm. Joint Com on Pub Prop
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ssr WIDE AWAKE! New SPRING STYLES
BOOTS AND SHOES Tho largest best selected
and Cheapest stock Of boots and shoes eva, offer.
ID IN this market
F":ry msu ought to consider where he can
get the most value for his monuy. A penny
saved, is penny earned. all We ask our friends
AID patrons IS TO favor US with cgil, and coz
vlnco themselves Of the fact thst We c.n meet
mo demands Of all.
We are resolved to sell our goods at 50 small
" Profit that tho DeAp!e nusL buy.
thereby enabling us to Keep oar atock always
saasonable,
a failure to examine our stock is 81 oppcr:u-
mtg lost
we Can mako it 70 your intsrss, to trade with
Us.
Our goods are bought from first thanksgiving
douoie prot. sud giving our customers tho
benefit
Country merchants will find to their sdvsn.
IsEe TO examine our stock IRON which equally
good selections Can DO made st prices that will
compare tsYorably with those OF the nor.born
cities
Lad,cs' Pebble Goat Button Boots, 81 25 to %
french Rid - 10 4 90
Lasting EnSet Is to ) 10
Polish = | 90 10 20
Is 20 10
:, Shppots IL erea. variety % TO Oh
mems CaIt Boots Gu 10 90
CohTse Shoes (Sulial 80 20 60
Fine Cali " Ali Prices
Mlssea' soots IU0tc l 50
ChioIeHs h"oLs u IT, 81
W. 3. WADDEY,
so, III H,ng Street,
Alexandria, VIZ.
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st. Johns Academy.

The Forty. first Annual Session will beein on
MONDAY, september Ist.
AoVsntsges: Military drill and discipline;
thirty.two years experience Of principal: rlose
grazing and consequent ability of teschers to de-.
vote nuch time TO oral instruction; thorous hness
OF teaching; we'll arranged eystsm of rewards
and honurs exciting emulation without iv.lry;
every appli.ncs for OF .ct teaching, pnilosop6i.
CAL che mcal and engineering instruments, c,b.
met of minerals. Sc fine school iibrsry e1tr.-
ordinary si5ility and heallhiuDess OF locs.
ton elegant school rcons and furniture and
pleasant home for studeuts from abroad.
only $780, -''Ds'
For Catalogue address
RiChaRD L.. CakNE, A M, PRINCIPAL
aug Elm Drawer u, Alexsndria,