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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-02-14


Centreville, Delaware, on the road leading
from thence to Mt. Cuha Station on the Della
ware Western rnilroa,t,
ON MONDAY. NJ ARCH 3, is.9
At IL o'clock, m,
The following Personal Property to vii:
Two work horses, 10 head Of miIch e ~
COWS, some Will iavo calves by day OF H-K
sale, others springing ~ good ewes WIN
lambs. buck, 81 paits OF chickens,
FARMING IMPLEMENTS -Dnr light farm
wagon. good hay rigging, hay rake ! horse
cart, 3 inch tired. nenrly new improved buck
eye reaper and mower, good aS new made by
q. AuitmaR y Go, Canton, ONO, market
DeartO rn, sleigh aud bells, grain drlli, good
heavy roller, twin narrow, corn shelter Van
Wckle ian, good hay cutter, wheelbhrrOw
. ladders / large iced chcst, with divisions !;
| mixing box, boxes, : market benches
pltent beam. wagon harness, Dearborn
harness, Drldc-, lines, good ~ chains, !
mark Out p-ler with steel points, ice hooks
Grain Cradles, moving \ brlr -cythes,
double y single trees. collars halters, hay
bnltc, , halt bu-heI, aud : half peek measures
corn trooper, piuwn. cuitlYatuir. iurh~ rahes
noes, shOyels. corn cutters Jockey staff
'aIis, lot u bee hives, ben coop, baskets. tar
rope. hog truuGh- large hog head sheep
'tck, sheep truugh-. lot ri sheep bells lot ui
,raiu Bag large IN iunncI gallon mcar.
are: k12 ~ ~ spgGUie: nay and straw ~
he ton IDunt ~ dCr's wheat IN the ground
DAuI riArr Rfo.--l cmbrre revolving but.
III worker, large churn on irtction roller.
bluDrcr'. make larry butter tub iHu' Nncdl
,ntll do, nilk rupl"'ld, lot %! n!.k pane,
-featl cans, mix STEAMER, buckets, scale ana
heights. ladies' prints, Go.
HuUhEHOLp GoUDs. Bcd,tcad, ana bed
ing booking gla.-r-; centre table; sofa
.uair.; dishes. coiI stove, >uluii alarm cIucA
double pIuellud GuH; ruiidD robe: horse
blankets. and many other articles not men
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-02-14

Prof. Quintol will deliver the first
lecture in the course at the Opera
House lecture room, this Thursday
evening. Subject "TeIrgiams from the
Stars Admission - cents. Course
tickets Sl.OO.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-02-14

NOTICE The undersigned having lo.,
~ mislad deposit book In the " ilmIr
ton Saving Fund, notice is hereby given Ii
Application has been made Tor new book.
FLORA FAUSCE1T, Trustee for
2b-lb3l0,3tds WILLIAM FAUSCETT
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-02-14

"ANGED, A reliable man with CAP
w Of 1900, 10 take hail interest. aud L
charge and manage a business IN this 1t
that WI pay MIN $500 Il year, Call at
Washington liotrI. let5.ll
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-02-14

NOllCE.-All persons are forbidden
~ trust any one on our account ".
out written order from us. GEORGE
VERNON 4 SONS. Inll.tt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-02-14

E1OR il ENr,-ThfUc.-tor brlck hnusc
4 nor Of Washington ana i'hirtee0tI
al modern impro' cmc'n.. Also two
tiuH-rr, nine rooms, " tn Hli n. dcIn iwi.
mcntr. Beautiful location and chcup .
Also other hOusc. in different location.
JOHN GREEN,
iDi-u SccrHd and fIr-c
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-02-14
TO BUYERS OF HORSES.
GEORGE LAYCOCk,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer and Shipper OI
W ESTERN HORSES.

At ONO Stables. back OF : +. Cor. Of .,th
and Market streets,
WEST PHILADELPHIA, PA,
Our stock OF Horses comprises shipment!
made by experienced buyers residing perm +
rrntiy in Ohio. Indiana, kcnturkS and
Western Pennsylvania, thus saving the cnstly
item ~ travelling expenses, in.ing for cash
direct OF the breeders selling tor cash with
no lOSScS.
AND HANDLING LARGE NUMBERS,
are goor rcasou> why We can supply farmer,
and Others nee Hug Horses Ol any kjud, either
i"r Road. Family, nraught. Business pur-
poses, or 'ur double rclU.. llV head or more
al our stables rom which to make selections.
NoTE.--tccIiug ronhdcni that II pays H. 10
treat our customer. Hiuy, thereby retaining
their patronage It, we'll ~ their -Uod-WII. We
are al time. wiling to- eve "a far trui aud a
wLrrIutcc with crrH horse sold, thus cnsuriu"
satisfaction. Horses Nu}nG every day. An
Inspection OF DNf ~IDrn i- cordially invited.
lcil r"mN
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-02-14
DIVIDEND

-
A dividend has been declared by the "
mington and Philadelphia Turnpike Conn
ny OF thlrty cents per share. payable on or
and Orange streets. JOS. TATNALJ., JR
"a month, 9th, 1879. ib7.lUt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-02-14

NOTlCE.-The Mutual Loan Assocla,
~ now offers new stsck for sale. The Il
payment may be made any time. Apply
GEORGEC. MARIS,
Secretary and Treasurer,
ONCE COL Shipley street, Second story
n23.lm
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-02-14

NUTlCE-DlVlDEN
~ OFFICE or THE WILMINGTON Coal
GAS COMPANY. Wilmington, Delaware
February !, 1879
The Directors of the Wilmington Coal d
Company have this day declared a divide
oil three dollars per share for TIE past
months payable ON demand.
WILLIAM =. TAYLOR, Treasurer
iebll-tf No. 300 Shipley street
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-02-14

NOIlcE,-l will hall-sole and heel bv
~ and shoes TOR 81 per pair, and do Oh
mending at low rates, at 2l6 Sbipley .trp
JOSEPH INGRAM. mil. lind
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-02-14

60 BSCRIPrIONS FOR THE UNITE
- states tour por cent. loan received at d
First National Bank Ul Wilmington at,
and accrued interest.
orc. ID. ARMSTRONG,
lh2l-im ta-tt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-02-14

NANTED.-A White Woman for gehr
w huuscwOrk at 2U5 W sixth street
icbl23t'
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WAN TED.

NlLLER WANrED.-A fr.t-clns- o.
ANA thoroughly competent To ranutac,
hlvh-vrade flour, and run II gr.st and u
chant mill, Must come well recommend
Address, J. X. BRINfHURSr
Narsha!ltUn,
icbiGdAw-2t New Castle Co. H..
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-02-14
I)L BI.lC SALE.

VIII be sold al public sale, at the residence
Of the subscriber In Mil Creek HID, near Nc.
Remnants Meeting House,
On WEDNESDAY, FEBKl Any 10Th.
The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1879-02-01
Disease a Frien.l e Tafa.

Tie anniversary meeting Of the Medical
Society of the District of ealalnt,ia tns<k plAce
Iast evensng at TalinsAage Halt 4 large
audience assembled n issar tle os.fion hy
DR.. A. +. A. King. The snhjsut as the essay
was, ss,The Conservative Iallnenee of Disease
in Producing Longevity With much force
Of arganAeut and anal ysas he talnsrcsl n prove
that disease was 4ot tlse terrible enesny 20
mankind thatit HAD lssen palntea by the ter
rsrs Of humanity, bus il reality was a trae
and beaeacent friend He quoss3 fssNa the
celebFated Dr Aastin Flint that Tie exist
encsbf disease, rightly considered, Is an H.
essimahle b.s0n. Tie said that sliaease Was
mol, 10 itself, better than Aeeitl. uut that il
eontrilmtes 70 promote longevity, relatively
10 circumstances. He cited nlsstntle e8nai
ti.,us khown NJ gustFitis, si,eauatasas, Aeln-
aFrlsage. aaHsnps, and insisted with an earnest
ness that coumaaded sstteutiosl, and sststse-
" Of lagic thar inspired respect for originsli-
ty Of shaught, thas theee diseases prevented.
sudden death, IN gssti ms the pstienI ustnr-
ally refraincd from eating. and iemaa.lesi CO
pious drsu9hts nfcold water. tsy.tnient which
the most skillful surgeon fund tale the best
In rheulaatispa the acnte ,Aia dsman.ie.1
rest, and resi- was f,,uhd 20 he just the thisg
needed, for tbs auriculsr symptoms proved
tha, heart disease Was the real rpvmy, and
muscular esertinu was the most fatal thing
for affections OF tl.c heart 40 with other
diseases
The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1879-02-01
The Battle Of New Orleans.

The sih of January, T4let S6Rivsssary Of
the battle of New Orleans. was celebrated
with rather mere spirit than for several years
past. One Of the most Interesting Incidents
connected with the battle is stated in a des-
patch from Washisgton, as follows: The
battle fought by the priyateer General Arm
sfroag. commanded BY the late Captain
Samuel C. Reid, with the forces Of the Bri-
tish squadron at Fay.l on September %,
1914, so crippled aad delayed the expedition
sgainst New Orleans that 1t failed TO arrive
until four days after General Jacksous for
cesi New Orleans being utterly defcnceIess
=. the time. The Terrible slaaghies Of the
British by the crew nf the Armstrong caused
delay 10 the English feet af more than
ten days, which barely gAvsx General Jack
son time 10 prepare i..s itlle.. def ncelef that
city. General jackson acknowledged this
fact alter the hattie Of the Armstrong be-
came knoSa 10 him. ssli il is said Mr.. Clay
was Of opiniou ihat. had The English here
captured New Orleans, although the hattie
WAS fought after the Treaty n Ghsnt, Eng-
land meyer would haze stossi Ly the treaty.
The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1879-02-01
MASON'S RANCH

This prpprletor Informs the pnblle generally
that he ii prepaSca 10 receive an& nrconodate
travellers. aud 10 supply pasalng ermiEa o. hsFds
o. apinala Niib water,
This l. the only Watering place between the Rio
cSs,de ava Forf Caanninsa Always have 81
abslndauae qs wafer ~ haSaA. which VIDA laraiaA
ct reasonable rates.
Nj lahls win Be kept auppIied With The best
the market ah9rds. {z, s7f s5s57z7z
Ihavc pleasant and comfortable fOoms furnished
vita clean heGs fce the use ef sEaxelesa Alec
comfortable sud secure sta0ilng for animals.
aIwayA KesD aEOOd supply 81 Bay esd grain -
land.
Travellers ei md a. my place everything We
auiste u supply their wants and add y their com
sri. ny ehsFgeA viii non be found aiase aaUhaSls
r s. Mason. n !
The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1879-02-01
That Independent Flag.

OF the - called independent papers the
Cincinnati Commercial wss one of tne ableat
and perhaps tn, bistrrvAt MF. Halssead was
one Of iive Of the younger Journalists, Who.
At Cincinnati inlssa, resolved apou the an
nihilaton of Grant and Tire information Of
parties. OF the i've, Mr. Bowlsa Is dead, Her.
ACC White has lost his place IN journalism,
MhitslAw ,Rsitl and Henry watterson have
both yrtracsd tsssir steps. saaa sre glad b ~
seasiAered editors of parts nsgsss, Hal-
ssesd atcns Man,s he aag X insspsaaente,
bns even with him il Aangs lawsr and has
much less Of defanes IN il than n old.
eonssstencis's 4 Jewel. -0ld POsm.
The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1879-02-01
WIS. rassEr,s INTENTIONS

IN regard to the picture have not developed
further than that She intends TO conplete Il
by placing panel Portrat Of Hayes at the
right hand, and Tiiden At the left When IT
j. completed it wiIFbe engraved, and she
expects to compensate herself for her labor
b, the sale Of the engravings. She has al
ready received several vcry advantageous
offers for the copy right.
The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1879-02-01
A Strange Parting.
Clnclnrali f,.aitr.

Cincinrasi f'saaier
Y Ten years ages IN Lewis c.,ap,y, Keesaeky,
: young LAWYER named Phil Hnage lna,rieil
Miss Addie Siliet, amid flowers. music and
hearty congratulations of friends. At early
dawn Hodge left sAe house, aud in passing
eut he met servant Of lns wife's father, to
whom he said .Tell your master am gone
forever The new-made father iH-law, up
on receiving this message, hurried 10 his
daughters rrsni. where, to his great amaze
msnt. he found her still! in her wedding
r..i'es. w,th hair 'iishrveIrd and veil torn of,
and 10 state Of great excitement. A Sc
yrrr SPELL Of fever fnllavcd, bur never, in her
~ildest ,le,irina,, did Size i,ctray The cause Of
her agony, ani ;ius il has rmsined theme
Il conjecture es.r since, To . friend tht
other day she, f. the first time, told the
tSuse. Here i her story
-Lon fnliet and have l,eea raisea to
grsher had received nl,.st marked a,ten-
ii"p from him, l,at nestr dreamed of mar
sying him. for he had dao,her and sister
dep. ndi. = nls . him C1f livelihood. Phil
Hodge, wnora ! bad known few years
ccuried me. Iaecepted him and my adn,i-
ration for him tempted me 10 think that |
loved hiua, The might of oar wedding Lon
and L~ere sitting little apart from the
eD11d. oar eonysfsation was only of our.
I<elvrs, and / caufrss then fell tha, I.oe
lnvesl me and he was mere Of ny h@ppineas
than had ever dreamed Pha Hodge over
heard few warda and saw our earnest man
Fnrt When be cur1c to my room he ftfand
,ulc Jrrssed stiil asT Was when | Ieft lie
t,arior, anl. sl.owlag his surprise asked inr,
.What vas The matter with yme.'. to which |
aHswered. IS in,Iiiierently IS possible Meth
ing.' We exchanged several commonplace
remarks, after which he asked me, optic
hasshly. ..A,iiic, did Lon Foliet ever tell y"u
he loved yeur I answered ,Na. What
was your CONVERSATION to-nighte His eyes
were up,n rue Isdared not tell ought hat
thefruth they seemed TO pierce me through,
told the wlSelctru,h and when had In.
ishesl be said with enianexs, talmness and
resolution, 'Adtlit, you 1--we I.at Foi'et he
shall marry you, We vii never aiset
again. begged him on my knees not to
leAYe me. bst il vas Of na avail, When the
dswa came be kissed me h,.ed7hye, and With
: God bless yon, paasei o0t FROM me for
eveE. Ny feelings were inaeaeFibable, the
room was hosFihle in its darkness, my mind
lost 80 reAMsalaa PaSsEs, aad thus ] passed
many weeks Through . mutual friend |
heard Of him often. Of his wanderiags. desc
late life, and death upon the frontier Well
hAve our hllgi.ied iiycs.pAid the penalty II
. false step.
When Lon heard II bis death he camsini.
mediatsIy TO me. | refused to see him
Then b. wrote ms 4 long letter, telling me Of
his lows, his psssF forgetting me an hepr
ihess long years. and havs. consented 10
marry. him but we will not meet till epr
wedding night Jan. ., 1879
The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1879-02-01

THos. b. CATnox,
~. 8. Attorney
sATRoN . THORNTON.

Attorneys st Law. Sante Fe, New sse1iro,
wiIIpractiee IN ~ the Courts Of Law and EaHily
in ine Territory. E.rshess pFonpgly attended, 70
one memter Of tbc fiyru aiusys 70 be found n tbs
once In santa Fe
The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1879-02-01
Travellers, Attention!

RS MAsox ha. purchased the pleet here
losors knowa siocums kanehe Situated %
miles wsss u Mesilla, on the road " Silver City
and the west, ana the came VIII hereafter be
known ~
The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1879-02-01
B. nARRER.

4 r. BAttBEk
NJ. 4 xsegss6 81 sss4 ss.sf 81
Surveyor Lncoln. llncoln CalAty. New Mexieo
eating of tioyefnnleut Lands. AlfStsiissss viii the
L. s. I-aId Offices promptly attended ~.
The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1879-02-01
OsLA $. cAsAD.

Attorney and Counselor Al LAW. MgsIIIA y. N
viii practice In all couTts Of LAW and EQofTY IN
the Territory speca attention given TO Collections
uniee with the INDErENpENr
The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1879-02-01
IATMT. JONES.
Attorney al Law, MesiIla. New NeIieo
nr snlELp.

Attorney at Law. las Vegas. New Mexiee.
VIM praetiee In ihe District and supreme CunFts af
The Territory Especial attention given 30 Land anc
0Tiininal 11liSSsion.
The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1879-02-01
w / REAArsoA-


Attorney Al law. Ias Csau ) AvN MeAlca.
Prompt attensltal kistato NJ. l,tslihess tatrrsted
so hi fEAcsIess M vi lie eal1s"i i-aw und
Equity IN New MvAitsl
The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1879-02-01
- Ii. NEwCoMn.

Atlonsey aud CaalsselloE ri l2w. I-aa esaeea. NeN
Mexico V.iee o,l Naln street
The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1879-02-01
JoHS u, HAIf4 O. Nj. AsHkSFELT
DAIL& AsHESFEETER
Attorneys At Law. Nesirla. Sew Mexico.
sonxp.u.Il-
J. FOUNTAIN.

AttoFaey al Law. MeSlS. Nee Mexico. Practices
in att the oeguss Of Law and Equity IN the Territory
The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1879-02-01
Professional Gards.
/ o GAaRIsoN.
ToHS NJ GFSS.

Attorney at Law, Silver City. Grant County, New
MeIieO, Watprzrtice in all the Courts ot Iaw and
Equity IN New Aeuco. Prompt attention given 70
ali business. ~
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-05-17
CctewayO in His War-Gear.

An 'Old Colonist7 contributes to an
! English paper the following description OF
the King of the Zulus: ''His ewes were
exceptionally large and brilliant, but his
forehead, though broad for a Kaffir, was
very receding. while the lower part of his
face denoted a determined aud brutal
nature. He was very deliberately dressed.
Over his shoulders was fastened a leopard
skin keeros or cloak, reaching down to the
back of his knees round his loins he wore
a handsome moochy-that is, a band of
tiger-cat skins, with deep fringe of stripes
of the same skin hanging downward His
wrists and ankles were decorated with rings
of red, white, and black beads, and his
hair with several ostrich feathers In the
slit in his right ear (the distinguished mark
of the Zulus who are all SO cut in the lobe
of both ears in infancy he carried very
ornamental snuff box, made from a piece
Of bamboo cane, carved and decorated with
beads, and in the slit in his left ear he
carried a comb. The Zulu comb is about
six inches long, and is made of bone or
ivory. The top of the handle is of the
shape of the bowl of a spoon, and with it
they measure out snuff. The lower part is
carved. The teeth, of which !
there are only three, are fully four inches |
long, and resembled the prongs of fork.
In his right hand Cetewayo carried hunt
ing assegai, and on his left arm his shield. |
The hunting shield is much smaller than
he war shield, and is made in this way A
,ullocb's skin is dried, and out of the CEN
er piece is cut of the required size and
hape, only one shield being obtained from
me skin. The center is supported by slips
IT tough green hide, and from top to bot
ON Oh the inside a stout stick is fixed, by
which the shield is held; and mostly, as
vas the case with Cetewayo's, the top of
he stick is surmounted by the tail of the
iger cat
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-05-17
How They 60 TO and Come From Lead
Vile

why is it," asks a correspondent, "
that if Leadville is as bad a place as
you describe it, we never see anv of
the people who go there come back ?"
Oh, well, that is easily enough ex-
planned. When a young man sets
ont for Leadville he arrays himself
couspicuously for day or two prior to
his departure, then he has the fact of
his going and the train he will take
announced in the village paper. and at
the appointed time he goes rafting
down to the depot in an open carriage
two hours before train time, and swag-
gers up and down the platform while
he waits, and as the train goes off he
leans out of the window and wells a
good-by to everybody on the
platform. But when he comes back he
times bis return so as 10 strike his town
by back road, after dark, then he
sneaks home through the alleys, climbs |
over the back fence, taps at the kitchen /
window and begs, under his breath. TO
be let IN, and when lie gets in he STAYS
ID bed three or four days, while his
new clothes are being made and the
loctor IS trying to count the blisters
IN his feet, Oh, its easy to explain
Why we never see them come back: lint
hey do come back all the same
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-05-17
FIGHTING PREACHERS.


The jackson Tribune and Sun of the 25th
says that last Saturday fight occurred be-
tween Rev. j. H. Evans and Rev. j. S.
White, formerly principal of the Montezu-
ma High School, They had quarreled
Mr. Evans daughter, as music teacher
Mrs. White taking her place. White was
afterward removed, and what led to the
fight was his charge that Evans was respon-
sible for it. Evans positively denied all
of this, and one word bringing on another,
he finally told White that if he persisted in
reiterating this accusation, that he had
willfully and deliberately lied, and while
Evans attention was called away for mo-
ment White struck him over the head with
his fists, throwing him backwards oat of
the chair in which he was sitting, his head
striking some stove wood which was lying
just back of where Evans was sitting. At
ter Evans fell backwards, White improved
the opportunity by Selling one of the sticks
OF wood, and struck Evans on the head with
1t, lntiicting quite painful wound on the
forehead, or rather near the edge of the
hair just above the left eye, also a very
severe cash on the forehead and the left |
eye is also very badly bruised. When |
White struck him with the stick of Wood |
Evans got up and seized him by the right
arm and warded off the ticks. But while |
Evans was holding Whites right arm White |
was all the time beating Evans with his
left and they both remained in this situa- |
hon until Mr.. Blackmon and Mrs. White |
game to the rescue. When Mr.. Blackmon |
and Mrs. White entered the room Mr..
Evans becoming exhausted by the wounds |
ne had received, had fallen back on bed
hat was in the room, while White was all
he time assaulting and beating him. and
rom his acts he seemed determined if he
,ould to take the life of his victim. Mr..
Evans wounds were dressed by DR.. I.
v. Perkins, and he Immediately repaired
o the church in the vicinity, and held a
conference, and was also able to
reach the same night, and much to his
lrprise, and to the surprise of everybody,
White made his appearance at the meeting
If nothing unusual had happened.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-05-17
JAMES CARLIN,
TAILOR.
JACKSON, MISS,

Is prepared TO make suits from sos up. that can
not be excelled in quality or or cheapnass or finish
ul ' MN trial order. good fit always guar
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-05-17

Won MOLTKE, is sixty years old.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-05-17

Mrs. Mary L. Carpenter, School Super
intendent Of Winneblgo county ILL.,, has
asked and obtained permission to include an
educational exhibit in the display at the
next county fair.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-05-17
You Can Have Free !!
A SPECIMEN COPY OF
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IL surpasSes IN correspondence from all parts OF
the country.
tons to history fronlLboh sides and the Smtb is
fully represented,
THOUSAND LADIES!
In reality many MORE the best WOMEN in the
land, contributeto
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-05-29

church on last FRIDAY night was grand
success. The proceeds between s45
and $50.
The special election for the purpose
Of revoting bonds for the construction
of . city hall came off on Tuesday.
There was considerable eleciioneering
on both sides, so much that the marshal
was ordered to lock up one Of the offend
ing parties, " bich he did but as the order
ing party was considered to be nearly
every one of the offending party, there
was considerable talk in regard to the
matter. Some were in favor OF get
ting the party out but as he was stone
mason himself he soon made an aperture
in the wall with one Of the bed stats,
and made the remark To some visiting
parties that he meant to have little air
If he had to sleep in there.
The result of the election was q for
and 90 against the bonds, which made
Mr.. Hogaboom feel 40 good that he
called in his friends and we (yes We are
one of his friends) had q refreshing
draught from Freeman l. Co.'S Arctic
soda fountainh. Tanks Mr.. Ii.
Farmers repor: wheat little the rise
of half crop, and corn in a hourishing
condition.
Mr.. G. o. Taft left on Monday night
express, bound for Cleveland his old
home. Sorry to loose you, Gil.
Some parties were awaiting the result
of the election before building in the
city-suppose they wont build now
better build friends. Cad.