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CastOria

Il natures remedy for sssimilatine the
food. II cures Wind-Colio. the raisine II
Sour Curd and Dtarrhoa, allays Fsvsr1sh.
mess, and Kills Worms. Thus the Child
has health, and the Mother obtains rest.
Pleasant, Cheap, and Reliable.
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BIcKFORD's.

70 Jaekson's Common Sense Liniment will cure
your Rheumatism Lame Back also cure your
horse of almost any blemish. At
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On best improved farms, on mortgage for from
three to five years time at s per cent, and small
commission. ALBEIT PERRY,
l6octly. Attorney at Law, Troy, kas.
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- Don't fail to call and examine our
immense stock of Cloaks, just received
from the East. They are the incest and
cheapest ever offered in this market.
JOHNSON, TOWNSEND & Co.
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HEverything in the Hardware Line,
at Russells'.
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fever aud aguc remedy, arc produced by Febrina.
Try it. Sold by C. b. Bickford Co., Troy.
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Y Peevish children have worms. DIR. jacques
German Worm Cakes will destroy the worms. and
make the children happy. Sold by c. b. Biekfori &
Co.. and ID. c. Sinclair, Troy Aug. Miller, wathena.
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n Dopiphan Items received Wednesday after
noou after matter all ready for the FORMS Too late
always If mot sent before Wednesday.
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On Icing time at per cent interest well improved
Farms in Doniphsn County, Kansas Apply to
iuneo4. XXX STOUT, Troy, Kansas.
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Ten Drinkers z

Don't fail to 70 to C. b. Bickford & Co. for your +.
Every pound warranted, and can be returned IL not
satisfactory. We defy the "Hcathen Chinee" in
or,ees
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cF The best dollar hat in Atchisou, is at
MCCRUN CowEN's
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Everybody

~ The lnrgest general store in Atchison.
McCRuM & CowES.
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gueaI gaattsrs.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and indis
cretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay,
loss of manhood, &C., will send a recipe that Win
cure you. FREE OF CHARGE This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in South America.
Send a self7addressed envelope to the Rev. JosErn
I. Imam, Station d, New Fork City.
16ianlv
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1eyeoe D.aAs,.

1O,ooo Duahels 81 Germ wanted,
For which will pay the Highest market price, in
cash. W. H. NksBu,
23octlw. Doniphan, Kansas-
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We also keep Full Line of California Canned Goods al
JOHNSON, TOWNSEND e co.
Money 10 Loan,

On Real Estate, in sums to sut borrowers, on five
years time less. Interest eight per cent per
Commissions reasonable.
ii. s. W. ii. BARTLETT
Office over Buchanan Bank, st. Joseph. No.
lSianly
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II When you are oppressed with respondent
thoughts don't worry your associates with gloomy
grumblings, but Eilert's Daylight Liver Pills.
They stimulate the liver into healthy action, tone
the stomach, and bring happiness. Sold BY c. b.
Bickford & Co., and d. C. Sinclair, Troy; Aug. Mil
Ter Xathena.
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II Uncle Sans Harness Oil put on your harness,
will make the leather look new, and keep it soft and
pliable. Give it trial. Sold by all harness max
= era.
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u Biliousness constipation IL . sign of diseas-
ed Liver. Cure them both with Bromoline. Sold by
C. B. Bickfori & Co.. Troy.
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Come and examine our new samples OF Wall Paper
and Borders. Large stock. St. Joseph or Atchisou
prices duplicated. c. B. BIcxFoRD & Co.
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y Ben. w. FlenlnE 4 Brs., deaIers
In Has.. CaPs, Fars, Back Gloves, etc.
Ne. Aos Felix Street, Sains joseph, Me.
Best gods for the least Money.
a5sept1m.
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Oils
Chew JAcksos's BEST sweet Navy Tss.ces

All kinds of Machine Oils, as low at St. Joe or
Atchison, ut c. B. BIcKroRD Co.
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The highest market price paid for Wheat and Corn
ut Philbrick's Doniphan, Kansaa 9octam
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Y Frank welton left, this week, for the resi-.
dence of his sister, Mrs. Chandler, at Blue Rapids
He is getting along finely.
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V Best Sulky Flows for $40, at LIE
lands.
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All owing Us accounts, to GONE up and settle at
ssne. c. b. BlcxFoRD 4 Co.
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q Hyoa have any real estate to seIl, apply to n
B. 4 @. 7. Wood, Troy, Kansas
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CHI lid R b n

Cry for Pitchers Castoria. They Ike Il be.
cause 1t II sweet; Mothers Ike Castoria,
because It gives health to the child and
Phystctans, because 1t contains NO NOR.
phine or mineral.
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Virginia Mill, Plaintiff.
Asahel Low
Margaret Low Defendants-
NOTICE Is hereby given. that Will the sal day
~ of November. ID. 1el9 st the hour Of oeiock r.
N day the north door Of the Court House I'm
the city Of Troy in Dooiphsn County, State Of Kansas
offer for sale at pabs suction for cssh the following
described real TO Wit: The seuth quarter Of
section thirytwo. o2D in township four. % Of range
tvestyone GU In Dsniphas County, stste u Kansas
Taken the property Of Asahel Low Margaret Low
and offered for sale to the highest bddsr for cash
sfy certain judgment and Of record In the
Dsffct Court for Donphan County In the State Of Kan
So In which Virginia Nls was plaintiff and AsaheI
L0v and Margaret Low wers defeIdanfs
Appraised At tz70o.
Give under my hand. this ID dag u October, A. D.
CHARLES BURKHALTKR,
Sheriff Of Dsaiphan County.
October = 1e79-5r. Prs fee. t1o.50.
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Sheriff. Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS. lea
DoxIFnAx CoUxTY,
In the District Court for Donphaa County State Of
Everhsxd Bsus Plaintiff
bartholomew 'Driseoll
Elizabeth O'DriseoI, Defendants.
NOTICE q hereby given. that VIII the nth day of
~ Novemeer A D. 1872 at the hour Of clock D. M Of
SAID day 81 the north door Of the Court House. the CITY
Of Troy In Deaphsn County. State Of Kansss ser for
sale ct public auctios fog essh the following Described
real estate 70 vt The east half and quarter
Of the southeast garter Of section thrtyose 3 In
township four Of rsnge tweniyone. t2j in Doniphan
Cesnsy Seaes Of Ksssa Taken the property Of Bar
thoiomev ODrseoI1 and Elizabeth ODriscol and Offer
ed for sale % tho highest bidder for cash satisfy
certain jodG.s.t and Of record In the District
Court for Donphan County. In the State Of KsnsaA In
yhteh Eyerhard Bons was plainfG md Barfholoaew
ODriscou and Elizabeth 0DTisesii were defsnAsnts.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of Oesober A. D.
CHARLES BURKHALTER
Sheriff Of Dosiphsn County.
October 1e. fess-5w. Prs fee. 81.
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For Hard or sofs Coal, call on Biekford or Cham
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CIDER VINEGAR
At CB BIcKFORD & cos
~ $40 buys the best Sulky Flows, at
LelandPs.
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EnaNKIIN RAaC0CK


vii negotiate loans for parties vshing to borro'
onev. 3feb76
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DRoPOsALs FOB STATIONERY.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, May "a, 1879
Sealed Proposals for Stationery for the
nscaI year ending June 80 1880, will be received at
this Department until the 18th DAY OF JUNE, 1879,
Blank forms for bidding will be furnished upon
The bics will be considered and accepted or
rejected Item By item auo this advertisement aud
the Treasury and The bond accompsnyiaS thu same.
shall constitute the contract between the Govern.
ment snd the bidder or bidders, and no further con-
The articles CONT acted for must be furnished
from tune to time during the year, in quantities
entire quantities Will. no wever, be called for during
Each proposal must be signed bv the individual
or firm making it, and be accompanied by bond,
WIN sufhclent suretles, IL the sum Of two thousand
of AR 4, approved by United States officer
buslness on form to be furnished by the Depart
me eonditioned tor furnishing such portions of
81 nay DE awarded uoder it, and the per-
Az as a VIII be subject to inspection by an
tie Treasury the delivery Of an Inferior aItice
VIII DE deemed sufficient cause to annul the con-
tra aeaa ~ tne 0p1i I OF the Secretary.
Depa tment, Washington.
o., Inc failure 20 comply with any one order un er
penalty of the Dond Secretary OF the
may direct the purchase, in open market of such
supply the deficiency caused by such failure. and
shs L. 10 az
Proposals uuaccompaned by . satisfactory bond
viii not be considered, and contracts will be awarded
only TO established manufacturers Of or dealers In
Proposals to be addressed to the undersigned, and
marked Proposals for Stationery"
The Department reserves the right to waive
defects and reject any a bids.
No auards lofit be made under this advertisement
Until Congress shall haze Gds tSe sgeefssry gppr0
myz6-2aw4t m&w Secretary Of the Treasury.
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DUBLIC SALE.

In pursuance Of power vested in me by the IL
last will and testament of Robert CLARK de- h.xl
CEASED, will expose to public sale, on w Cd ~.
NESDAY, tie 18th day Of June next, at IL O'Clock
am, at the late residence Of the said Clark tract
or parcel OF Land, called "Woodside," containing
about sixty acres, and Of which he died seized aud
posseeted. 1t adjons the Maryland Agricultural
College. 10 most eligfbly situated in q very healthy
region OF country, but short walk from College
Station, very accessible to the cities OF BaltimoTe
and Washington either by rail road or turnpike, and
highly deslt able "a . country residence having
everything to recon- mend it for that purpose In
Guiding the Advantages Of client society q salu-
brious climate, and churches of various denomina.
tons Rarely is it that property possessing 80 many
superior Inducements is offered to the public, and
those Id pursuit OF most pleasant sociabe healthy
and desirable location would do well to attend the
sale. 1t contains every necessary building for
farming purposes the main Dwelling ia commodi-
GUS and IN good repair and ornamental with shrub
berry OF various kinds the lanG fertile and produc
tive, susceptible of high state of Improvement and
cultivation. and upon the whole 1t may be regarded
as first class IA The sale will be absolute Tor
the property must be sold for distribution OF the
proceeds OF sale among the parties interested. A
deposit OF $500 will be required when the property
is struck Off
Terms Of sale: One-th1rd cash; bslance In one
and two years with interest and approved security.
ano posst eslon given upon CON pliance with terms
OF SALE Title lndisputable, and conveyancny at
the expense Of the purchaser.
HENRY L CARLTON, Executor
baltimore Sun and Marlboro Gazette will please
copy, and send bill to Executor at Bladensburg
MO- Sun,3awl my2Seol0t
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TRUSTEES' BALE OF VERY VALUABLE REAL
L ESIAIE ON TIL CORNER OF FIRST AND
H0IOAAO STREETS. GEORGsTOWN, d. G.;

-HANDkOMELX IMPROVED.
a.sss 's ISIS ssss 9. pi
or tbs q the .n sad
GSsrse Of the Supreme Court of Of the Distrie. Of
" the
Davis Was appointed trustee In the place 81 john W
s Esn n o. si se S
ss s,ssss fhSaf f sss dss
June June .. 5s7s. at O'Clock p "a. Lots numbered
s III RisEs e EG
ton to Georgetown. and parts Of Lots numbered
ana S oa he
same same at the southeast corner Of First aud
. half ds!1 feet to the stsA eas. 0i line 'e Of
sas sspsa
inches 70 the south face Of |. stone wen thence
van thsnss south ninety sss, fsst nine iasSs
thirty cs feet and teen one S1aar s sdsss
q h01s ss as
nine 3g inches to the Aforesaid stone wall thsacs
tenth C-IOthJ Of foot thenoe south sixteen GsI
feet; thence west forty four and haf t44) feet TO
ote and S5a fsst 20 as
ming. together with the rights. easement, prsv-
m sSyW,e Rereso same or
Terms Of sale 9nsfoul % of the purch sss
Sis months for
purchasers notes are to be given with interest from
the cay q sale at the rate Of six centam per An
property sold or all cash. at the purch ssers oton.
sale, and if the terms Of the sale are not complied
with within five Gays from the day OF sale the trus
Il reserve the right to resell the property at the
risk and cost of the defsultng purchaser. after i've
days notice in the Evening Star Newspaper. All con-
yeyarc,Lg at the purchaser's cost
ROBT. l. FILMING,
LEWIS J.. DAVIS, Ar~soA
Pa ave and 10th st.
THOS. J. FISHER CO., Aucte,
1928 r st. NV. ia d&da
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fNHOB. J. FISHER h CO.. Real Estate Aucts.,
i 1923 F street northwest

PROPERTY ON SEVENTEENTH STREET
hHaEnf Akb YiRM 4N tTERs RE
f%hkh S1fTH Hksk sTS GiEch AN AS6 Tas
NORTH N STREET, BETWEEN FOUR-
TEEMIH And FiFTEETH STREETS
ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON, June 10th. Il
az q O'Clock. on the premises we shall sell mn
sub lot No. FL in square loo, fronting ~ feet ..
lches on I'LL strest northwest between PennsyI-
age depth of about 100 feet toa Is it. alley Improved
by o tbree-sory frame dwelling, containing Is
rooms.
At So O'Clock, on TIE premises same day. we sha IL
sell Lot and part Of Lot e. IN Square as fronting
~ feet IL inches 14th eet and 33 feet on Ve-
mont avenue, between north L street and the 14th
street circle. improved by a large frame dwelling
containing IA roOma.
Also. at 8 O'Clock on the premises, same dav. we
il ches the south side of street northwest be-
tween 14th and 18th streets, and running back an
average depth Of 130 feet improved by four frame
dwellings,, containing rooms each.
Terms: One fourth cash the residue in six twelye
and eighteen months with interest at z per cent
and secured by deed Of trust the premises or ali
each, at the option Of the purchaser. deposit OF
$500 will be CURED Of the purchaser on each piece
Of property at the time Of sale. II terms not
Evening Star at the risk and cost defaulting pur
chaser. AL conveyancing Ct purchasers cost
c. s. HILTON, G4ecu'ors.
THOS. j. FISHER co, Aucts. my3l
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NEW ORLEANS AND THE YELLOW FEVER
The anxious and oft repeated inquiry now
going the rounds is, "Will we have yellow fever
this Year," To all such we would simply say
that at no time has New Orleans been as free
from levers OF any description or exhibited less
tendency TO yellow fever than now. The death
rate is lower than 1t has been In even what
we've considered to be healthy years, the winter
mas peen unusually severe, the spring cool and
lne RAINFALL neither slack nor exclusive. At
pIeSent there Is not the slightest reason TO
believe that this season will he narked nv even
the usual sporadic cases which have fre1uently
appeared in non epidemic years, and II amounts
70 almost an lmposSibility for yellow fever to
Times. H0v 90
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1HE SPRAGUE EsTATE.-The Sprague matter
Is In hopeful state OF everlasting suspense.
The creditors do not know whether they win
get what Is due to them. and II SO what percent
age they can hope for and when they can ex =
pect the payment OF interest or principal The
the legal owners OF their estate; neither does
the trustee know whether he is a legal master
OF the property involved. Thus q man who
by the Spragues cannot hope to get a clear
title. Even that vicious Old saying OF the Ro.
man law, beati possidertes (happy is the man I'm
Matters are drifting, and ultimately ft seems TO
be matter OF shTewdneSs who viii profit BY &c
all. 1t is mixed case Of which neither law.
yers nor business men seem &c have any par.
tcular opinion.-tP Providence OR. ~ Press
May 81.
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BYEG. On Wednesday, June 9Th, 1879. n 6
o'c,ock q. M, JOHN BYNG, aged sixty nine years
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
LORD In West Lebanon, Maine, st the resi
dsnSe OF his parents. on the morning Of May 2lst
and IL nonths
PLEAsANTa june q, 1879 Col B. f. PLEAS.
ANTS, IN the soth year of bic age.
HIS funeral VIII take .: ace from the residence Of
his son-in law, Rev. DR.: Macon Noble, 936 strect
southwest, 1hursdsy, the 9th inst, ct O'Clock D.
M fr1encs OF the family are invited to attend
SIMMONS In Georgetown, ON Monday Juue
20, 1879 after . short and painful illness, SAM
NILE, youngest son OF Wm. Henry aud Josephine
Simmons, aged two years, three months and fifteen
days
Lite Ssmmie was our darling
Pride Of al our hearts At hone;
But ANGEL Harry came and whispered,
Brother 6anmie do come hons.
Home is sad, oh, Lord, how dreary;
Lonesome, lonesome every spot,
Listening for his voice till weary
Weary, for we hear il not
6ammie has gone, our darling Sammie,
Out OF pain and into bliss,
Gone from scenes OF earthly suffering.
Into perfect holineee.
The relatives and friends. Of the family are re-
fpecuully invited to attend his funeral from the
residence a his parents, No 1l6 Frederick street.
ON Thursday afternoon, 5th inst, ct three O'Clock
lbaitlmore papers Please COPY
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BOTTRIELL-JONES. June the 9TH 1879. bv
Rev DE- MAYOR, J. w. BorrRIeLI., of ResdinS
second daughter OF the late DR. wsifman Jones, al
Trinity Church, 0eorgetown, b. o., by the EeV.
rather Ro;kefort. Mr.: ALExIUs EIMMs KIFa. OF
Denver, CoLs TO Miss FLORENCE b MITCHELL. a
Georgetown, ID. @. No cards
RUTHERFORD-WILLIA On NAV 22d.
1879, by the Rev. George B. Patch, JAS. RUrH.
ERFoRD, OF Baltimore. TO Miss MARY ". WILLIAN.
SON, OF this city.
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TlHOS. z. WAGGaAMAN Real Estate Aucioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF ELEGANT RESIDENCE
Mo- 414 ON NEW IER9EX AXRNlE

No. 4l9 ON NEW JERSEY AVENUE.
Under and by virtue of O deed Of trust, "A
bearing date the 1ath day Of Hebra.ry, 1874.
Of the land records Of the District of Columbia the
undersigned Trustees will sell at public auction in
front Of the premises, on MONDAY, the I'd day Of
June 1879. At O'CLOCK, al Of lot numbered 81, Of
T. h Ryan's subdivision OF original lot 10, in
square 6s3. as recorded in Liber r. D O., folio l0A
Terms Of sale; The amount OF Indebtedness,
to w.t. $46OO with interest at per cent per annum
from August r. 1878. secured by this deed Of trust
and The balance at si1. twelve and eighteen
bearing interest from the day Of sale and secured
by deed of trust on the property sold, win be
taken. A deposit Of s2OO shall be required Of the
purchaser at the time Of sale, and .l oonveyancing
at his cost. terms Of sale are not compiled with
in days. the trustees reserve right to resell at risk
and cost Of cefaut1ng purchaser, after giving such
notice Of such resale as they msy think proper
b. LEWIS BLACKBOARD n..
w. ARTHUR TAYLOR, Arusteee-
THOS. e. WAGGAMAN, Auct ap29-d&ds
eE-IHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED, IN
col Sc Qnence Ct the incemency Of the weather. until
FRIDAY, yure 9th, same hour and place.
Il. LEWIS BLACKBOARD rrrr.t..,
W. ARrHDR TAYLOR, Ar"s'ees'
ie3dH5a
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THOMAS BOWLING, An tioneer.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF TURKISH RUGS.
THkk1sH FUELS aNb sGAs jazz E2 SHRGfs
ERED SLIPPERS. GOLD WATCH AND RING
OVERCOAT, MAHOGANY SECRETARY, LOT
DE FANCY ARTICLES. &c, &c.
iIR at IL O'Clock, within the auction rooms Of ES
Thomas pSxiing; .hall sell. by order OF thet&
Orpnsns Court, the above articles, being the per
sonal effects of the late O. Brass nasian Importer
of Oriental Roods.
Terms cash Goods nos on exhibition,
je4-3t j, IL. FRENCH Administrator
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THOMAS DOWNING, Auctioneer.
MANUFACTURERS SALE
By CATALOGUE
l25 MARBLE AND SLATE MANTELs.

125 MARBLE AND SLATE MANTELS.
On TUESDAY MORNING, June 49, 1879, G m
mencng at 10 O'Clock, st the factory No. 1870 Pam
tire stock, comprising White Statuary Marble Man.
tells Marbleised Marble, Msrbleised 6lste and Dove
Oolored Marble Mantels. al Of the latest de signs
Terms: All sums Of SlO0 and under cash; over
bearing interest st per cent until paid.
The above stock now on exhibition.
je2-dM THOMAS DOWNING, Auct,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-04

THE MAINE GREENBACKERs' CONTENTION yee-
terday nominated Joseph H. Smith. OF Oldtown.
ior governor, and adopted resolutions shat the
Increase OF coin Bonded Indebtedness of the
government IN time OF profound peace from
ln GOO Geo In 1s65 20 g. coo 900 0a0 10 1879 Is
fact so startling as TO alarm every friend OF the
country; that the reduction OF the rate or coin
interest, and az the same time increasing the
pIILclfai 10 such an amount as TO vastly In
crease the coin interest continually, under the
petekt or economy, by the reduction OF the
Tate OF Interest. is such fraud upon the people
rs 10 merit the most severe condemnation; that
voc iaoor we unlimited coinage OF gold and ST.
paper money sufficient TO transact the business
vi one country; that We favor the tmmediate
tion Of tbe e S Son IN me Treasury for the reduc
stltution OF greenbacks for national hanE notes
tnat tne volume OF our money should not yarT
meta,s s or G ina production OF the precious
graduated TAX on incomes Is imperatiyely de-.
manded: that we oppose all subsidies or legal
Hed monopolles; We favor few and simple laws
and those vigorously enforced and We here,
by denounce communism ia all its forms ana
phases" Hon. George w Ladd addressed the
convention ana denounced Secretary sherman
MURDERED HIS RIvAI.-Monday morning. at
u O'Clock, J. 7. CASTOR. merchant of Rock
HUI, 5. C., shot and killed Church williford OF
the same town. They were both young men
respectable and well connected, and had been
paving attention TO the same young lady. A
Few days ago she attended q picnic with Cas-
ton. upon which Wiliford made some remark
about his rival, which, coming TO his ears
offended him greatly. Monday morning Will.
ford, having just returned from a trip TO York
Vile, the county seat, walked up the street and
sat down In front OF store on the same side OF
the street with ard near TO Caston's place OF
business. The latter spying him, straightway
procured pistol. and reaching out OF his store
window, took deliberate aim at williford who
was leaning back at the time, and without a
word OF warning fired. The ball struck Will.
ford ia the thigh, where IL cut an artery and
glanclng, lodged In his abdomen. Remarling
quietly 10 an acquaintance standing by, 81 am
killed." Williford began gasping for breath, and
element In the town, owing TO the manner I'm
winch castor avenged his supposed wrong and
popular feeling ran so high that the friends OF
as he had been arrested, and had him confined
at once confined In the common jail for his own
protection.