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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-09-27
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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-09-27

Who shall say how it came about E?
The lady was beautiful, the man was
young. In such cases love is sometimes
found to be plant that does not take
long in the growing. Moreover, Won
Stein, though noble, was poor, and the
lady the last of her race, the heir of an
ancient lineage. Possibly the notion of
the inheritance. the lonely girl might
bring with her had some part in the
sudden passion which filed the young
mans heart. Who can tell?
Itwas not long before he found HIM
self kneeling at her feet and offering the
beautiful maiden all that he had to offer
his devotion and his life.
The lady listened silently and with
bowed head to his ardent pleading.
Then she said, looking up, but away
from him, and speaking absently: al
have heard those words before"
"But never from lips so true, so hon
est, so disinterested," said the young
man, warmly, forgetting in his fascina-
ton for the beautiful lady how he had
certainly taken her inheritance into ac-
count in the first place.
The lady sighed and was silent.
Then she spoke: eff yield to your
wishes, we must be married at once"
cat once!" cried Won Stein, perhaps
little startled. Yet what lover ever
found the time between betrothal and
marriage too short. 81 am ready" he
said, gallantly, and impatient"
The lady smiled, moved softly away
to an old worm-caten chest which was
set against the wall, took from it two
rings, and white veil, and crown of
myrtle, which she laid upon her dark
flowing hair. Her dress was white.
Come she said to her lover, and
led the way.
A little bewildcred, after the fashion
Of bridegrooms in general, and scarcely
knowing whether to be happy or
alarmed, the young man followed his
bride through, as it seemed to him,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-19

WITH THE ENLARGEMENT OF OUR STORE A
CONTAINS ALL THE LATEST EUROPEAN NOV.
IN EVERY WIDTH. QUALITY AND PRICE.
THE ASSORTMENT OF FABRICS IN OUR BLACK
TINE BEEN so VARIED. so COMPLETE OR so
BRANDS OF RAVEN BLACK AND JET BLACK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-19

AMUsEMENTs-4rH PAcE-Ist I'd, Sd, 4th and 5th cols
AsTROLOGY--sp PAGE--6,h col.
Bo1sbsRs s0i P.or,. I'd and 50 cola.
BOARD ASb IoDaS "a VA n and
BRoSHLfS fs aDa 1PhsTaEsfs H TO LET AcsD
BnoekSSy sIiY'f PROPERTY FOR SALE AND TO RENT
BUSINESS Pacss,h s.h and
BUSINESS NorIcEs-llrn PAcK-sth and 9Th col>
Rsa4s s9 and
cLERSs so AND Ssd II sG and sA eo
and isra PAoE~ad and Sd coils. -
co4ohHkN 4ND peSsSs GaR5ENaks-srH PAor-s.A eol
-, and 10Th PAsx.sd col a.
COUNTRY BoARD-iern PAGE-4th COL. and sD PAGE
DANCING AcADEMIEs-aorH PAos-eth col.
BENTIsTRY..i7ra PAcE-Sth col;
DRY GOODs-lsr PAcK-ad, "a 4th. 9TH and 9Th coils.
% 70 "a lea FL h Haf S'1 ASD sH
FURNIsHED-I5ra PAGE-4th COL, aud ID PAGE
EURofsas 81 sIl srEAMsH1rs-lerH PAor-ssA and 9Th
EEyESfEollr4 r.es-sth assS sSl -,
EExxccHHksSoSSslssa ExcHksIoSsHD PAss-osa PassSia co., co.,
pAosna al and 4sh coils
E9E Rooms SS TO
sEES se and sd coils.
nELs n% SF r,Gsa1 ss and 9Th
HORSES. CARRlAGES GC.-lSfH PACk-3d, 4th, 9th and
HoTELs-ldra pAeE-4th col, and 30 PAeK-sa col.
WAITED 18TH PAdr-5th col, and ID PAGE-5th
INsTRUcTioX-4rn rAenzsth and 9th coils.
BERGEN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-2D PAGE
LEGAL SorIcEs-lsrn PAcR-5th col.
LOST AND fOUND-.i3rm pAGE-6h col
MMAEHEMEExiT MAfHE and h col sS'
MATRIMoSIAL-isrH pAcE-jth COL
sFRfAE7a0 sD r.s.ss and
MIschL LLXSEoUs MISREPRESENTATION PAGE
MIsCELLANEoUs-4r PAcE--eth col
new So snn 5aa COL COL
EEWSPAPERS-l3rH PAcE-5th col
pERSoNALmlsr PAeE.lst aud I'd coils
PkoFHssioKAl sfTGATioNs fsH
OUT fn g5 r oa SALE ss OR TO
RENT-i5rH PAGE-ad and Sd cols and ID PACE
REAL ESTATE AT AgGTIoN-2p PAex-sd col.
REAL ESTATE TO ExCHANGE-isrH PAcE-sd col.
REAL RsTaFE Ftavlsi MAsrEpsD ias sis r.eraa
RELIGI0Us MoTIcEs-isrn PAcF-eth col
RESTAURANrS-4rH PAGk--6th col
REWARDS-l3rH PAcE-6th col
SAFES sI rIdx At AuSTioMI,srH Z, S RI rAcrzsth col
slru1rfoSs W fAcs-sd and 9TH
spEcfa No iT risFis ID and Sd coils
SPORTING, BOOKMAKING, &C.-lsrH PAGE-3d col
THE LECTURE sEXsON--iSrH PAcK-5th COL
THE TR RADES-5rn PAGE-5th col and 18TH PAcE-Sd
LIT
tSSgkSTsHED Rooms 4Sb Sb'.S.s AS4kfaENrs
WANTED To es APa PacS ap col COL
wwAATGmES JEWEdRY d Scn2D PAsEvtsh v Sh col q.
YAcIifs srEAaBoATs, Ic@iirn "S F.an-asn col s'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-19

NEW FEATURE OF OUR OPENING THIS FALL
WILL BE THE ELABORATE DISPLAY OF
NISSES FINE SUITS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-19
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, I2es BRoADwAY.,;
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR THE RECEPTION
or FADyERTIsEMENTs AND SALE OF PAPERS;
ADVERTISEMENTS PRESENTED BEFORE EIGHT
O'CLOCK IN THE EVENING ARE INSURED
PROPER CLASSIFICATION.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-19

FOURTH AND TwENTY-FIFrH SITS.
DRESSES THIS SEASON RESEMBLE AN ARABIAN
FANTASTIC. EXTRAvAGANr TASTE PREVAILS.
DEED OF SURPRISING BEAUTY DAMAssE
BROWN OR PURPLE; RARE PEKIN STRIPES; RICH
IN STRANGE DESIGNS; sATINs AND SILKS WITH
ODD CONTRASTS; PLAID Silks SILKS AND
BROIDERED IN THE MOST GORGEOUS PATTERNS;
ASSORTMENT OF THESE GOODS WILL BE FOUND
PRICES TEMPrINGLY Low. THE ATTENTION OF
OUR SELECTION OF THESE NOVELTIES. WE
POSITIVE INDUCEMENTS WHICH WE ARE NOW
vELvETS AND SATINS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-19

$50 DOZEN MEMS ENGLISH SUPERSToUT Half
Hose, full regular made, l5c. worth gle
100 DOZEN MEMS MERINo HALF HOSE. full regu-
lar made, 35c.
$50 DOZEN CHILDREN'S SOLID COLORED HOSE
embroidered with silk around the ankle 2Sc
I JOB LOT LADIES' BALBRfGGAN HOSE. silk
cloc kcd full regular made. BE. worth SOC.
~ DOZEN MEMS SCARLET INDICATED Merino
Shirts, 81 ~
200 DOZEN MEN FULL REGULAR mado scarlet No.
rino Shirts, n,edicated. 81: worth - 10
MEMS FULL REGULAR MERINO Shirts, 81; worth
81 20.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-19

EIGHTH AVENUE. BETWEEN TWENTY
FAIRY TALE WOVEN INTO CLOTH. THE MOST
AND THE NOVEL COMBINATIONS ARE IN
SILKS. ALTERNATING GOLD WITH BLACK. BLUE,
BROCADE SILKS AND FANCY BROCADE sATINs.
STRIPES OF TINY CORDS; STRIPED sArINs, IN
sArINS, WITH COLORS THAT SEEN TO COME AND
WITH SATIN. BRoCADED &C.; vELvETs EN-
FANCY PLUsHEs. yELvErEENs. &C.. &C OUR
ONE OF THE FINEST IN THE CITY, AND OUR
DRESSMAKERS Is ESPECIALLY CALLED TO
ALSO ASK LADIES TO EXAMINE THE REALLY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-19

IN THIS DEPARTMENT AT ALL TINES CAN BE
FOUND EVERY FAvORIrE MAKE OF BRITISH,
FRENCH AND GERMAN GOODS IN EVERY CON-
CEIvABLE COMBINATION oF COLOR STRIPE AND
PLAID. WE WILL DURING THE WEEK OFFER
SOME SPECIAL BARGAINS IN THE FINEST GRADES
OF SILK HOSIERY COMPRISES EVERY NOVELTY
IN THE MARKET IN ALL THE NEWEST COLOR.
lNGs AND AT THE LOWEST PRICES EVER
OFFERED.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-19

ALL OUR VERY BEST GRADES OF LADIES'
CLOTH TOP BUTTON BOOTS. consisting of u variety
OF styles OF this popular boot with schoce Of hec
in either psin half French full Frcnch Louis Qunxc
wurtemberv. all offered at the uniform price ~ 5J
per par Not pair in the whole collection worth less
than 81.
OUR go AS you PLEASE" SHOE GRAND
SUCCESS, MADE IN CURACOA KID OR STRAIGHT
GOAT WITH BROAD TOES LOW; BROAD HEELS
DURABILITY. OFFERED AT $3 81 PER PAIR.
Full iines Of Ladies' French Kid Button Boots ut So 81
S3 ii, 81 Y7. ~ 10, - 69 81 81 and upward
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-19


EVERY ONE OF OUR OWN MANUFACTURE AND
MODELLED AFTER OUR OWN EXCLUSIVE DE-
SIGNS. PARENTS HAVE ALWAYS EXPERIENCED
GREAT DIFFICULTY IN PROCURING BECOMING
DRESSES FOR THEIR YOUNGER CHILDREN. PRE-
FERRING IN MOST INSTANCES TO BUY THE MA.
TERIALs AND HAVE THEM MADE UP BY THEIR
OWN DREssMAKERs. THE CONSEQUENCE BEING
THAT THEY ARE INVARIABLY DISAPPOINTED
IN TIE RESULT. AS so VERY FEW REGULAR
DRESSMAEERS UNDERSTAND THE MANUFACTURE
ING OF MISSES, GARMENTS. We EMPLOY OILY
PROFESSIONAL ARTISTS. WHO HAVE LONG MADE
A SPECIALITY OF THIS BRANCH, AND WE ARE
CERTAIN OUR STOCK OFFERS SUFFICIENT VA
RIErY, BOTH IN STYLE, QUALITY AND PRICE. TO
MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF ALL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-19

100 DOZEN LADIES' EXTRA FINE MERINo VESTS,
soc.
$50 DOZEN LADIES' FINE MERINo SKIRTS. 5oc.;
former price 0Oc.
i93 DOZEN LADIES' FULL REGULAR MERINO
VESTS 81; worth 81 -.
800 DoZEN CHILDREN's MERINO VESTS from iec.
rs DOZEN BOYS EXTRA HEAVY MERINO SHIRTS
SIC. worth JOc.
100 DOZEN CuILDREN'S FULL REGULAR NE.
RINO SHIRTS from Soc up.
2tD DOZEN MEMS EXTRA HEAVY AND FINE
Mcrino Shirts, Soc. worth ooc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-19

CoRSRTs, &C ..,s "a
worth 25c
100 DOZEN FANCY CoLoRED COR
SETS, tSc. worth 81
MISSES AND INFANTS WEAR
10 DOZEN INFANTS SHORT
DRESSES. trimmed with two Ham.
burg Insertions, finished with tucked
nounce 4Sc. worth 1oc.
LADIES, uxDERGARNENTs -
~ 80 DOzEN LADIES' NIGHT.
DRESSES made Of the best muslin.
trimmed with clusters of tucks. thrse
Hamburg insertions and edge, at Tie
former price. 81 10
JEWFLRY-NOvELTIEs IN REAL wHIrBY JET,
REAL ONYX. REAL SILVER AND
REAL FRENCH PLATED JEwELRy.
In elegant STYLES OF COLLIkRS.
BROOCHES. COMBS, BRACELETS,
&c, at usual low figures
H-----2 @-SS
I EHRlCHS'. EHRICuS'. |
cS-------~e e------sS
EIGHTH AVENUE, BETWEEN PATH AND 25TH srs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-19

LACEs-loo REAL DUCHESS LACE SAILOR col
LARS. former price ~ rs, reduced to
81 90 each.
90 PIECES HAND MADE CURTAIN
LACE, with cardinal anu bue borders.
three inches In width, usual price oJc.
per yard reduScd to nc.
1900 REAL ANTIQUE SQUARES at
&c. each Antique Lsces and Insertions
from Sc. yard upward Most compiet,
assvrtneut IN the city of Antia 40 Cur.
tnns. Bod Spreads. Bureau and Table
Covers, Ac.. &c.
FAIENCE AND ICABRAC-wE ARE OPENING
DAILY NOVELTIES IN FAIENCE,
BRIO. .>.BRAC and Lamps of the most
exquisite patterns which offer
usual. at about one-third Broadway and
Sixth avenue prices
CLOSING OUT THE BALANCE OF
OUR BRONZE GLASS WARE FAIL
ENCE al 2tc No piece in the collection
worth less than 81.
N----S W--------Ss
| EHRICuS' EHRICHs' |
4S H-------cs
EIGHTH AVENUE, BETWEEN PATH AND aSrH srs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-19

EIGuTu AVENUE. BETWEEN PATH AND 25rH srs
For Other Dry Goods Advertise m smGs
see Twentieth Page.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-19

CENT IN PRICE. BUT OUR SHOE DEPARTMENT
LOWER STILL
The daily gazette., 1879-02-12
DOings Of the Mayor,

Esquire O'Neil presided at the police
once last evering, owing to the absence
OF His Honor, the Mayor, In Philadel-
phia.
The first case called was a young man
charged with committing an assault
and battery upon man named Dool.y.
The charge being proven, he was reauir-
ed to pay S3 and costs.
Eliza Henry, col. was the next case
called. She enteredthe dock W tn a baby
In her arms.
What is the charge against this wo
man ~ was the Interrogation of acting
Mayor O'Ne,l
She is charged by Eliza s. Marsh with
using threatening language toward her."
replied the Cnief.
The plaintiff being called, testified that
on last Sunday night, while she was
walking with her husband to church. the
prisoner "folloerd" her from Eleventh
and Orange streets to Ninth andsFrench
streets. looked around, and she re-.
phed, "fou needn't look around"
"Dld she do anything else?" inquired
his Honor.
Yes" replied the witness, "see told
Mrs. Harinan that she had brick in
each hand for me and my husband
THAT will do; you eau 20 home" said
his Honor.
The next case called, was Tboma,
\ Wahls, II wear old boy. who was ar
rested by Officer Boster on the charge n,
being disorderly. He wa. remai,ded
back to the cells.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-12
ANNINEKSARY

Lincoln Lodge, No. 3 X OF p, held
Their eleventh anniversary last evening,
III the Odd Fellows Hall Mr.. n. Bell
presiding.
The exercises opea.d with awel .xc.
cutrd drill ny the Uniform Corp ,,lirh
was tol ywed ov the opening "a ld ~ by
J.. g.. Samuel X. Johi-on, Jr., o..ins
which he made the following r.put:
Initiated during the year 23 suspend.
ed, q total number of members, 165; paid
oHt for benefits, $500 55; excess of re-, pt-
over exp nditures, s465 50; fuad IN, est
ed, s., ,Ol0 ~.
THIS was followed by a quartette sing
ing, "fraise W.iteth for Thee" Rev
Z. NJ. Pegg, followed in very plea ing
address, in which he considered the
"cutsid- views of inside facts" He was
OF the opinion that the society was wor.
thy the respect of every man
He felt glad that the greater part of the
tnemb- rshl p of secret societies wer. .n.
d"asoring To el-vOr ite their race, and
were the CHAMPIONS OF truth and right
he closed bS invoking the Divine bless
lngs upon the order. A solo and trio,
"Poor old Tramp" was 80 highly enio> ed
thai the singers in re- ponding To the en-
core sang "IIl remember you III my
Prayc
The 'r * was followed by seIec,
readln 'l Prof. j. A Crabb and II. W.
Dow. Ni Prof S. j. Wiley was mex,
intr"d l who delivered short ad.
dress a. - i'h he coincided with the re-
marks n do hv Rev Mr.. Pegg.
Mr.. A. j >chrack was then called upor
the stag ahd presented with a case con
taining knights Jewel.
The exercises were concluded by ,
duett and quartette. and singing nv tn,
choir Of 81. Paul's NJ. T.. Church,
The daily gazette., 1879-02-12
DEFRAuDlNG rHEGovERyyr|
OUT OF 5000 Hu

BosroN, Feb. 11.-A stateme,, (,
lis shed here ale ing that The ,,,,'
ari, Company OF LIudon sm G.-, IT,
have deiiauded The government ~
revenue amounting to $50, ,oU /
asserted that the water lupolt4d !,
water imported by the conpa,y y.
pounded, a treated liquid, AID ,n
Product Of nature, as claimed an
the IT, asuty Department has IN
taken the matter in hand, aud ar
ton will be Offered in CO. gre, 4,
the present week whereby it will b,
posed to place a AK upon al lor-i,t'
ties. The government will ,ly
steps TO recover the money Wild
concern Is ALLEGED to have failed d
In the way of revenue.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-12
TRYING ELECTION JUDGES IN
VIRGINIA.:

RICHMOND, Feb. lin the United
States Circuit Court to-day, ,Judg.
Hughes presiding, the rial of Adolphi,s
Geltnan, Judge of election in the Fifth
ward of Petersburg, for violating rLe
election law at the cent Congr.s .sslonal
elec ION, was commenced ,and progressed
10 argument by counsel, hen the court
Arnold, Ellis and Birdsong, Judges Of
election in sussex county, who were In.
dc ed for similar VIC atiors of law at the
same electlon, were continued unIil
arch 20 and transferred to Noif1lk for
hearing. 'o'
The daily gazette., 1879-02-12
How the Defeat of the Euriish
Occurred

1t would seem that the troops were en-
tlced away from their camp as the action
took place about mile and a quarter
outside of it. The remainder of Colonel
Glyn's column reoccup ed the camp after
dark the same night, having been with
me, II miles away, all day.
On the following morning we arrived
at Rorkes drift post, which for u hours
had been attacked by from 1900 10 4,OOC
Zulus. Its defense by some 20 men Of
the Twenty-fourth regiment was most
gallant. Three bundled and seventy
bodies lay close around the post. l com.
pute the Zulu loss at 1000 here alone
AT the camp where the disaster occur ec
the loss Of the enemy is computed at oveI
1000. Colonel Pearson, commanding
No. column, has been attacked, but h,
| repulsed the Zulus.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-12
FIFTH EDITION.
From Washing tsa.
WAsHIS0ToN. Feb. II, 1879.
OF Bait. Gazette.

" - wv 80 Aess'
OF Bait. Gazette.
THE TOBACCO TAX BILL.
Your correspondent was to-day inform
ed by Secretary Sherman that he was
violently opposed to Mr. Bayards r-ve-
nue. bill, he said, would reduce the reve-
nue. from tobacco 5000, 900 and the house
Dill sll ,0OO,UOO. He In opposed to both
or either and will do all In his power TO
defeat them. He Is quite as much op-
posed as he was when the house bill
passed. Senator Bayard said that he
meant To call mp the bill on Thursday
aud II tn" Senate did not agree 10 liz con-
sideration II must go on the calendar aud
take its place.
DETERMINED POLITICAL FIGHT IN
PROSPECT.
The action of the Democratic caucus
last night In deciding to attach the oat h
repeal anu new provisions IA to the ap-
pointment of election supervisors to tue
legislative aud executive b is the topic
OF conversation to-day and the comments
are various. The lines are TO be drawn
| and in IA few days, when the debates are
under way, 1t will be known whether
| an ext session is isinevitabie. The Dem :
crats OF both houses, with the single ex-
ception of Senator Bayard, favor tne
caucus acion aDd will stick by IL 10 the
last, whatever the consequ, nces may be-
Most OF the Democrats are prepar ed 10
hight The whole IhiLg. and take The con-
sequences and the Republicans are OF
the same mind. Mes.rs. Ga field and
| Hale regard the whole busin. ~ ~ uu.
con tituiional. but IL is different now
Wien they feared President J"hn-on
was going 10 ruin the pariv they did mol
hesitate to hold Congress here aft-r
March by tacking legislation to appro-
priatinn bills. Now tue boot is on the
other leg and hence the outrage on the
! constitution.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-12
REPUBLICANS DETERNrv,,
RESIST 'LD

WAsHINOToH, Feb. n
Republican Senators was galts
1 he Fnrpose Of the sign.rs of,i 'l "a
to secure the an 'igninrnt Of ,Dsa'|
date for action unon The ~ I' ID
contest. No det.rmina,lon W Ul'E4|
Some informal discussion ua' "% i''cs
what eour-e should be pur,neJ !.
amendments providing frr a rsn.I u
Federal Supervisors and t,.,.ps,, pes
ave attached by the House Ia ryal ons I \
annual appropriation bin, w lS
no action was taken on The sn,ia Ky
general tenor Of the opinion, tg s,s.
by Those present was to the .s',
'he EFFORT 10 emo. such l.pll,no,
an app opriatlon bill should h. y.
ous'y 'esi-ted, even to the ,xten,
ing the bill TO fail. mug
The daily gazette., 1879-02-12
A BLOW AT THE BALTlyj
AND OHIO Rp

CIscIrSATI, Feb. ia wh-j
w. Va dispatch says In the S,a1|
teTday a bill was introduced 70 N
The charter of the Baltimore AMID
railroad forfeited, a recent ex,miu
by a int special committee havaI
veloped the fact that the comril
been charging more than hsfAI
and hy unj Iist discrimination .vo,a
jury to the manufacturing and I'd
cling interests Of the State.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-12
AT i;40 House adjourned.

You can now stop at the Grand Ccntra
Hotel, on Broadway, New York, on the
American plan for $50 or $500 per day,
or you can, on the Europear plan, take
your breakfast there IN the morning take
your lunch down town, or dine with a
frienh, and >onr ruo,n At the Hotel will
only cost you II 90 per DAY, and upwards
and meals are ALSO provided, n moderate
prices, at the elegant Restaurant attach
! ed to th, Hotel.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-12
IssURANcKIN TENNESSEE

INSURANCE IN TnNNfssEE'-H"'
insurance companies doing cua''
Tennessee are vigorously F''
against the pr assage through Tue
of that State of House bill reqllha
panies to pay the face values ol =
where property is totally de'
They assert if this bill is passed 'a'
the best companies will wilhd'"
the State.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-12

THERE is probably no sinc'rili
pretense Of the Republicans tA4']
they are anxious to unseat Selii
Ter and install Corbin in The y
They simply want to get a vefdI'I
ddjudicdta so as TO perserye The
full hide Of Mr.. Kellogg when lh'
ocrats take possession OF the stlr
The daily gazette., 1879-02-12
NEW YoRK, Nov.

EW Ukhf !,
HR V. W. BLASCHARD; pui !
past year have prescribed you, yg 4. .
preparations of Food cure, aun y
py to say they have met my mS ,,
gu'ne expectations giving 70 pau
enieebied by blood poison, en- ron, ". h.
or over drug dosing, the needeu D'
and nerve force. a.
Prof CLEMENCE y. LoziEk, ri
Dean of HON. Med. College anu y
tor Women, New York.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-12
GAS STOCKS IN NEW FOR

NEW YORK, Feb. Sat an auc.a,
of gas -t-cks to-day two supis
forty shares In the Manhaa:
Light Company were sold lot A.l
sl10., a..d rhilty-i hree shares nt,I
tropul tau Gas Lighl Company I'll
aud sll8. On December Is, ihs VI
pohtan stock was quoted at 81, ~
January 4 tho Manhattan stock at 4
The daily gazette., 1879-02-12
THE DRESS OF AN Eup,.
COURT "LS

NEW YORK, February I,
Of J. Warren Lawton again, ia 4
was tried In the Suprens 'o, ooI Ann a
The PLAINTIFF case was thu, pu7 I'd
Leary a lace dress aud lace ~ 'f slty,
at 5000 In January, Isl S"asi VI
refused to pay and they wd Hr
Stewart u Co., for $3.5o0 'gre .n Sh,
for $500 balance aud pxnen,'. ane ,s
laces Were a part Of lot i.,nn', u
time ago from France and po' ua,a edsa
the property OF Empress F,,o'a %'a'
atterward were subject to lI,i.,,',nf ienf :
United > ates courts. The a,oa S"s Al
that the laces were left for ,Sa u''sIls
spection and that she decided '' "a, ',l!il
them. Among the witness, y" Wy 9l
were Mrs. s. L. NJ. Barlow A,,,a t,'a1a
and Ms. Thomas Fran IS M.a Ia, y. y I
verdict was for the deiendan, ''"sI
The daily gazette., 1879-02-12
STRUCK INSTANTLY BLly

Nelson (KD Special TO the Chm
Enquirer.
Matilda aged fourteen year tg'F
of Thomas Duncan, of this place u
stantly struck blind while tngs
work in her fathers yard. ltv"a
sary for her to call for help to S- M
into the house.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-12

NJ OTICt.-The annual inry1I' Z,
~ y uckholders OF the N u'us
sociation Will be held Oh 1uvfus.
mex Feb. 18th. at 8 O'Clock WI
nual report will be submi iitea, y"
directors elected, and the n's'
made ON new series. o.ore,I
GEO, q. NJ A hl>, oe,n
! febI2tm ONCE COL SIMPLIFY 81 81,
The daily gazette., 1879-02-12
LAWSUIT OVER ADOG

On Saturday last very interesting
case took place before the Justice of the
Peace at Blackb.rd, over the shooting of
dog. -
1t appears that in June last a dog be-
longing TO Ananias En- $, was shot by
James ii. Staats, and as consequence
SUIT was entered against Staa's before
me Just ce, and resul ed in IA judgment
in favor of plaintiff for S35. This lsinmte
severe, and renders the shooting OF dogs
in Blackbird Hundred costly pasl.
| time.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-12

A prudent man is like pin, his head
prevent, hin from going too far. To
prevent cough from going too far, We
should say: Use DIR. Bulls cough syrup.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-12
SPECIAL NOIICE'
a GARD.

TO all who are suffering ON o.ros
and indiscretions of, youth, l,, l,n,tco
ness, early decay, loss OF man mai Cla
will send q recipe that wiz r.aI i
FREE OF CHAkE. ms k n
WIS discovered by a mission" II
America. Send a self-a'dn,,sSJs ".
to the REV JOSEPH T lfMA"
Bible House, New York Cl1y'
dec20- e)d&w!v
The daily gazette., 1879-02-12
CHAT BY THE WAY.

Among the somewhat prominent per
sous here yesterday weIe: Geo. Rich ard
sol, Samuel Townsend, Thos. NJ. Ogle,
Robert NJ. Cummlns.
Last light all tue mem oers attended a
supper given by the ladies OF the Ep =.
copel Church OF Dover. The attendance
good, an enjoyable time WAS spent and
the evenings ,ceipts amounted to a
considerable mount.
Ex-Governor Ponder, who has been
here for day or two, left for Whining
ton lat evening.
Representative Short is quite III from
IL cold and may be unable u be in hi
| seat to-day.