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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-09-11

HKHORN, Walworth County, Wis, April z, 1879.
Dear Str-For the last two years have teon using
your lmdAala Blood syrup, and found II to BE-
1Tgecla@ remedy for RheumatIsm. and fO1 parifytn8
u blood EDWARD ULDERKIA
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so worth of music for &c stamp.
] NEE ]. NJ STODDART & CO, Philadelphia.
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TESTIMONIALS Of CURES,
Curaa Chronic RheumafIsm.
rheumatism and Kidney Disease.

SPARTA, Monroe County, Wis, Feb. g. 1879.
Dear Silt gives me pleasure to recommend your
lnd1an Blood Syrup. II Is worth more TO me
sick with rheumatism and Kidney Disease, my limbs
stand alone. But your Syrup cured me.
WILLIAM G. WEI1A
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For the Blood and Rheumatism.

RUSH RIVER, Sibley County, MINI, May s. 1879.
Dear S1T@This Is to certify that your Indian Bl00o
0yrup cured me Of Liver Complaint after two yealv
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General Debility.

ALTON, Rock County, WIS. Feb. %, 1879.
0s Sr-AloW me to give my testimony IN Iav 9,
General Debility and 1t was the only medicine that did
IN mi eood. MICHAEL COLI
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ln Wages Summer and Winter. Samples free.
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aHENFe Will do well to send for Catalogue Of OIL.
AU6O y Paintings produced at Chicago Art Acade
my, SO W. VanBuren-st ChrOmos and Frames included
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comm A YEAR easy made in each
. zVUU county. Good business men and agents.
Adds j II. CHAPMAN, SO West-st Madison, Ind.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-29
pstrr Riene &Subn.
0enerai $ Maentu,

fir bic neutrality-suspicious.
8mpsriaf & glort6sru SnE. Cos, pom SouSsn.
@opaf Sul. &c., Don Sipnpoof.
eommsrtiaf 2iHion A.. g., BON sonSou.
&srmdn American Smf. &c., pon 2isug lord.
st. GAM Ssua & saarius Suf, &c.,
psu ST. ssut.
St. s'sVa ssuer & Saartns On. g.,
Don ST. Soips.
Atlantic Sul. &c., psu glen ysrf.
&nmsx Suf. g., psu Sr.eyorf, 81.
81. Aeeissntist Az. g., pen Sertfsss.
0rapsfsrs' 8nG. g., psn Ssytfsrs
@Ass eSifi 9n[. g., pss Ssrtfsrs.
p<fs sAASSu Ssssesssss. ~ sA IA ss~ Sskss. me
s s;s:f ,! sss . s:ss ssi 4 s;,i a:.:'s a.. az 60, e,
=. s.s'.'ss. n IN ssdsfss ssss sssss S1ssssss
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1SsiiAsg uSSaes. .1=E .tg
pantsIs-a ngiaRifds letnts f6 Eamsfer
Rsrs.C sm36es elsyi, Srsmez rs Damrser.
gnaars eiais. stssssssla q. aatHss. IS Gssasisr.
0eh Gbss 2ins Tampter.
.. 1ssfss.s sss ,ssaassssa, w 70 D. sss issu. Is
go q W. s!..sfsisss sss sssss NJ 50 Ssssssss
ssts4 8sssass ssNAot- me- y
Sn grbinbuas NIT Obiseua, asl. ID
Us@isI auf ale 3aagtadbte garopa's ans.
Gtiesbasa |. Si6sts
s :. . O.. s !: . ~: s; St.. !. Z; = $500, NM:
&C.: s . s:;s:: E z 50 1sss y "tss S,s'ss !
0r,aSeststSsa lRzAL ESTATE.
:::.ssEessS5asSE;sSsss~::ss !. /: !:
2csnss ss..e:. Z - ssss,htss,A sss"
.. S..ss., ..s sssssss ~ 81 SSsss - $50
8ses set,r at.,..
.Sufaa9tss,
: .:s.. =. t s...:sssz: IN. .'.' 's.'''' s'a--.'~
otsss, % sss Rsaa ~ s. s~ss. .
BOO DUBuQUl, IswA.
2sraop, GIwanser &c.,
Cxs&tSsn sss 8raads sasu)
9efiaateir. MectiRtirei
unb gnsrossSdnbIer IN
tnystirtss sut stn6tt2tfdu
Weinen 4 Yiqueureu,
70. Az Rais.e trsss,
DubuqAs. .Jops
sa.sA - dess.sa aA4lssss -
80 -,4 $3.50
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-29

ssS"Sis irans6fi9s 2sbsnspsrF d srunss
@elsQi4af.sn babsn fd oabin sssisnst.
SaB Re fOrtun feline. 8erFderuns auf getIo.
men annehrsn, tuelde @efubr laufsn in
oas 8eriaiasr abscoronetenbaus sepdblt
ju psroen.
5intsr Dem 9rdRbenteu Der aammer ioG
BON i,st on cine Sampf pribe poiirt psr.
ben, psl6s nit Eau de cologne s,laoen 1T
UNI oae unrubsfiftsr in s~sssbsnen aussn.
Glide nisoeriprisen su tOnnsu.
Wenn bas nod nidt biIft. 10 poasn bic
5ansoIen ben abe. 6aHelmanu bsriiber
rufen. oamtt &c ibsrn 9 oItspsrtretern einen
llntrrri&tscurius in parIam.ntarii9.r
Orbnuns uno Sbfi9ieit ertbsiIe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-29

- Cine MISUNDERSTANDING bes Bor.
tes 9olititus lautst /: Gin poIititus III Elm
Wdnn. Der R4 in ole Stdnbs. in al.
2sate uno In al. Soften 81 iaidsu psib.
oer 3islsi& Elm Su&s. stu @olf unt Elm
6ols lints uno r.&ts wie Elm polniI&sr
Stiefsl III, Der p.Sisen tanH, tpsnn q
slsi4 ni&t borauf itubirt bot, Der raal,n
fam obns ~wabrbaftis Sarbsn, Der bas
Rs&t %psrldustrn, enserr, .rfldren, i9atti.
rem uno aass 81 ieinem Russn aussieren
fonn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-29
Geser ale 2stbsu Der
{ B |.

2ebcrleiSen.
Ssrr Simsn S6nspt pittsSura, pa.-babsu
I'D als Elm spr3isIitts Wittsl sestn ssbsrlsissn
e~rpieisn.
Sebsrperbdrtune.
OUTAGE Sausr. r~lasina. Rs. = BADEN mid
BON 7'iGbrissm esbsrlsiptu bsfrsit. 9ibt feline
before W~reiiu.
Tieber.
Gtrif. Stule, Ssosu Rams, - srl0fsu mid
ron beftissm Sdlinlfsbsr.
SaaeusS ieber.
Or. SafOb Brewer, Ct 9suis, Rit - p,rsn
bet 8alenhfser BON pVrrsfai1tr Wirtans.
S6atieisT ieber.
SafOb grei. &sd 9slanp Co.. Sas. - p.rSen
IN unfersr 8tssso ais .as bsfr ri tel ssasn
Giebrr bstra8tet.
@ehfel, Sisber.
6ur Geo. Stnny. Bethel, De. sibt seiu
brfsrss DeitttI ss5sn bas @s&itFsbr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-29

s6r- aIs benz Srafsn gismart. aus
BEN 6Ftsrrei8iiten Rrisse su%ridtt6rsnb,
in @6rlis BON elmer iunssn Dame Elm
9orbssrtran3 oarsstotsn paroe, iasts sr
.Weiu sndoises Srdulsin. i'd psrbiens
oisis gbrs ni4t i'd babe ni4t mlts,tdmpfl
uno babe au4 an ben SisssH tsiusr I'm.
tbeil."
Sie iuseubli4. Spsnbsrin murbs Sur&
bic un.ruartete autuort aussnbIidliG
aus Dem Str;e ssbra4t uubts t4 absr
bod gu btIfen uno eruieo,rte /: .aber en-.
egsasns. baben ia bod Den Rri,s anss.
fanssn J"
Graf Sismard uabm u Ia&snb ben
2;an5 on.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-29
unterb aItenDes q.
RStto: anfiabisT S6sr3 sismst BEN
GbriHen, erbeitert Die Seele une
btfSroert fsIbl bic 8tiuubbeit
Ma Q.,hea
M Gnk Elm Hihtsr feline einens 81.

ees Qsibes.
pas- 9aB Elm Gidter feline eisene Grau
oerurt6eilt, itsbt po6l als elm gan; auBer.
oroentlides Curriculum ba. Sisiss isltene
Seiipiel Der olsrfren9iten unprecedented
bat Dem .Rietpl." jufOIas Elm 2rsisri9ter
i'm Commencement Yooolien g,9e6sn.
Sas i'm Suuie otIislben ls6snoe Sienit.
mdoden murbe ssssn ole Sausftau, Die
Satin oss Ssrrn Jrisosrsri6tsrs BON
BEN IcBteren tllgbar auf Sstltumoung
uro S6inpfer. 9siosn 5rauen eina Die
6streHsnos iariitlids Citation gu, in Der
8ammsr bes Ri4ters ju eridsinen unb
bort puroe bic I'eal einselsitste 0erbanos
lung aud gum atialus se6ra6'. Der uat.
ters&itter, Der i'm 8spuBtisin ieinsr boben
9hi6t unb in oisism Sale isinsr sarien
Gbsbdlfte ssssniber nit beiipisloier liner.
i9rotsnbeit baubslte, tonnte idliebli6
nidt umbiu. DIE Grau Srisbensri9ter,
,.ussen 8erIdumoung uro S4impfsn gu
so Rubsl Silbsr @slbfrafs" ,u perur.
tbeiler.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-29

~ Gin alter Wsintrintsr uirb aui
Der etrobs osnma4tis. yeoa trdst i'm
IN ssstndAfs cnns, M ION .tpds ABtiA
tinssFSit virb. Alssalo bic xhssa kalb
'auiiAlsssses Eatx-t e.: .Dal ID x4i.
unsi sAjtauf'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-29

s6S- 2.6rsr G,itsrn ba6 i'd pom S6er.
uomst.r ssipro4en unb i'm au& .rtldrt.
Ssut. MD Id itbsn, uds ibr su& aus mel.
nsm 8ertrass aeuftrtt' babt. Sag mir
einuaL. Better Das ssi&itbt init BEN
1hermeretst, .utnns mon a In 6tisss uno
nos. ptnn maR "a Ia iaItss Mailer BIN.
sinierf;f ...... . .....
Better DOM viro &c saIt al.usil im.
msr nob.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-29

MdaenleiSen.
S0bn 9. RrdsrftQer, 81 pdGo, WooeforS
Co., Sas.-Wstnt 8rau. ptlds felt Sabrsu an
Wageulsiper lit, ruree eur& ben 9sbrauh BON
Or. Ausuff aSniss 5amburssr Ircpfeu ppu.
ifdnSts pieber btrstasQt.
WaaeuDerfhleimuns.
36'idbriees SeiStu.
W. s. Gall. 8anfas Gity, Ro - babsu mid
75-idbrissn @rsts riterr poQtomui su btrssRsat,
na1Ssnt ID aae Sofuuns dafse.sbsu.
1tuDersauliHteit.
12'iitriees eeiStn.
5rau annts ID. Ssbtrastr. Rieelstsn. a.
SD taHn bonn grune mstHts Str,ens lager, ba6
ID @stt sanss, sa5 CT MIR sur& sitlss Nittsl
ssbelfen bat.
Mppstitlodsfeit.
Peter GItmens, 9ittle Srleans, Re Sd Sin
"a Sabre alt anp fsnnte feline Spsiitn rasbr g.
trasen, nabtn milo ptsssr nea sefraftist mad
BEN ID ID n bic 5sHuuns aufssstssa.
SApdAe.
&barlts Sauptntann, &iser psiut n. g.
babtn mid fspstt eurirt, sa6 ID mad a&t DO.
Gen ldustua 4ranifffn nun risser msinsn DC.
itdftsu na&ssbtu lam.
8rdmpfe.
CAPT. g. Sdumsartsp, ai6lIue, ay,-baben
MID 30 iteer 3tit ron 3rSmpftn bsfrtit, IA, tta.
ten ale TSrbsusanssmittd aussesi@nsttD tsnas.
Goiie.
9uepid WebeI Dane Co., @isc., - babsu
rnstnsn S0bn Bon bsfttser Collie bsirsit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-29

~ Gin ssr~i4ilbisn.r. ssr4 lssfealsn
uurss. Sas @tri3lslstsl pop esppisrn
~ idnbsrn. sssdsK ben Wsftbi' ass,afab.
rem. tnesu &c riff: IN, Die Salurt.n
bic ui4t a~epotatsH RnS. iOlIsa I'D bin.
auspaden."
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ties.

..,.5.e 8erspheIa.
Raib. parttnss, 81. Ssa. Ckis - rsttes
Seropbtla mit Der Wand aus.
... 8Ssasttse SiedAtsn. ss..
6nr Stdt Cuanbase, r. y--befrsitsa mid
ssn stnr bSsartistn 8ltatt, an rsl&e ID ba-
nabs 2 Sabre Ith. ''Tt& "a4'A
cHese Hsansen.
Strsptui6ftr RatuE.
8ras ellabstb eeL waaralttsa. Dise,-bsiI-
ten uastnta Setn pen tinrns sHeutn Heiu, an
ben c. pisIs Satte litt. s
NJ Mile 8eiu.
Sepbit GtsnmaHsI NiHntfsta 9ats, Rinu.-
earirit uFsnfs Sfta, az BEN ID ftt II Sabrtn Iit.
0tstssfAwate. fts /"
pRr. q. UsIf, Iitntsa, 81 S.--knpedtsa sias
ssniSmnfas ptiIsnstinst lanspisrtSsn 8iasL.
-g asa Repfpek.
Cs.sS. q. GutHsnfs anksrs, IA. - ufSk
len and Ut f4Srsn 06nsn, ikfs getfasa.
ur NsraftsYftH.
= Ttn. SsM, e4Isasius, DIX. - aatta mts
mrnt 0sfsRstef pisssL sa9ssm u Iaass 3ei
an psrinspkS In :
h sejssa W ssstkiiAes eefAlt&ts.
8,as qlA4SsAs Gi4sn, 0sIssts grs,s
,9ns..-kaktn pt68 mad Srstvy4saAiasn O..
Sraads ssne1A1t4 tussasaG. ttEN AMI
&SsttraafS sitea.
ausldlSas 9dpSysa, SaLaags, 6isdsa,
RtttHu. Wsl6pjssI gsytanfsti yfasHurm,
@rissfppf fditmnns Aasta. &stbldaf xidst,
@9evf. Ntsfarbs nab aassys 4sauitaten Der
paui ID Der 4sbraa6 eu irepfsn ssa unssr-
alsi6ii6tr Dirfune. Gtas ttnaigedla56e
miro In fia alta HS1en ben nasldabisasH psn
Der Uirinns ststs psilmittIs abtrltHstn.
Die 6lai&s Sanburssr Gropfsn toast
so G.uis. obsr fnnf 5Iaf@sn ~, tns
Bet alsn Apofbstern unb SduoIsrn In
Webbiueu su babeu.
Z -sa DsrannsIl a5Uag a
@Ss SIR Dt. Mug, aSniss Ssmbaras,
Tropfen tauft. Iabt Ga& pon garem aps,
tkefef ohef 6dnhler bio Ramensuntut&sii
pep =. Seeslss q Gs., tSssa, Sarst
81 ni4t tar6p f4ts&ss N~s9s5nausex
wv t# 49, 80. ia 49,
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- Dame: .Sos sic. quite Sraa.
uis srlsnnt man. ot bic 3usti&sn am
Baum r.if FnS ossr MOTT" s
8dusrin : DO brau&eu gm. Gna6sn
lur na&sui&ausn. obs Sine s,fo6lsn
tno ootr net -.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-29

p6s- Wama .Bsnn Su nod Elm
Sind Rn&su ibt. wirii Su irant."
Spns:: .Gut. Drama - bann stb mir
nod Elm Slid uns;fNids slsi& gum Dot.
fot.
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- Me,u Sdt potl b.r Wtnf& bic
asstaf. frns ttn 9isntsRant sinen bun.
nsn astrstsn In ss Ssitrsttionsaanbs.
,Sanit &C Ne WnaAsn tana., inssua' &C
s4isien vin. antsesie.s bisfu nod Idnss-
ssm 0zHunen.
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~ W,pu: Ran 9spi, uis i6ansn
Su ruf,u Sbrsm Dumb W,pn: N a Be.
IdibisaMs, bets ID bed a& Ae,psr." !
2,pi .Bis baibt 8slaioisurs /; Sis
batb,n cod Ntptr mil, siusm psia.n a.
'nno mtin puno i&rsibt I'D nit sinsm bar.
ten" ..-.g ...
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~ .2itber Serr! Cine tl.ine Gabe

,SsBt, niltten in Der Naft un6 an Die.
fer un~ans.n.bm siniamsn Sttn.9"
,.Na. MAIDEN sic ieine Imitdnbe; id
min cine feline Gabs baben :"
I'D 10, gut, uaroissr Sr.unb I! @ir
wolen, mas i'd bel mir babe, shrlid t6st.
len. sic iebsn bier Sos III elm Re.
DoIutr nit i.4s S1uS! Bret nil i'd
S6nen sebsn ; orsi unu6 i'd usssn Der isst
berri&.nosu unf4erbsit i'm 2dufe bebal.
ten. 9aBt Sbn.u base"
,Bani&s ruObl gu i4lafsn. uein Ssrr.
Sd smpfeble mid"
Smyrna times., 1879-12-03
For the Smyrna Times
Salem Nj. II. Church.

Mr.. EDITOR I'm looking over your last
issue under the heading of Observing
Thanksgiving Day." We found that the
people of this neighborhood were going to
hold special religious services at their
church.
Our pastor preached to us an excellent
Thanksgiving sermon, which we believe
was highly appreciated by all present.
Mr.. Editor the object Of my letter is to
inform your many readers that ON this
widely observed day we had something ne0,
and if YOU will spare me space IN your
valuable columns we would like to tell
them that we have paid our pastor in adj
vance the remainder of his salary. This Is
also something new for as, but what | am
to write about is that few weeks ago there
was purchased the material for a quilt
which is composed of hundred squares
eighteen pieces to the SQUARE and only two
colers. The squares were neatly cut and
the right number of pieces put together
and distributed among the congregation
and others at convenient times by the
pastors good lady, the ladies taking the
largest number of shares. The object was
to raise money to pay the pastor and by
obtaining a name on nearly all of the white
pieces, which were nine hundred in number,
we were enabled to do it. However we
did not receive from that many persons for
there were several who gave each to several
of the solicitors and we are informed that
some did take the whole number of shares
on their squares themselves; and there
were great many names, the most OF
them being written very nicely with ink.
The squares were all returned except about
fourteen, some having been unavoidably
detained. The contributions were not
written with the names on the squares, but
were put on the wrapper in total amount
which was securely wrapped, the cash
within, after having been pieced by the
holder. The intention was to receive moth
ing less with each name than ten cents, ano
there were but two or three but what came
up to the standard, and the majority tai
beyond; the highest obtained being five
dollars by young lady near Black birC
Station,-yet, Madam Rumor says, there il
more of that grade to follow. The quill
was intended for parsonage quilt, but wa!
voted a present to the pastors wife, TO
which the pastor very appropriately thanked
them, pricing it very highly for the man.
names which in reading will call to memor.
in after years many pleasant faces ant
happy hours of the past on Warwick Cil
cult.
The thank offerings which were expects
we're more than sufficient to canoe
the entire current expense of the yeal
The amount realized from the spares wa
one hundred and thirty-one dollars an
thirty-six cents.
All appeared to be highly pleased an
went on their way rejoicing. TO you
humble servant it was the most pleasar
Thanksgiving day of the past twenty-eigh
and he is no church steward either. I.
Prices CORNER. Dec. I'd.
Smyrna times., 1879-12-03

All freights must be at the various stations at least
thirty 800 minutes before starting of train otherwise
they will lay over twenty-four cd hours
Freight Trains will have Passenger Car attached
which will be subject to delays incident the Freight
Business
o. S. SANFORD, Superintendent.
Smyrna times., 1879-12-03
Delaware & Chesapeake
Railway.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

On and after MONDAY, November 10TH 1879, Sun
day excepted) trains will run as follows:
Smyrna times., 1879-12-03
nxARYLAND ITEMS.

.;,a wear old boy was kicked and in
I'll: a W. killed by cow last Friday, at North
East
rha big peninsula hog so far heard from
:. Pster Outen's, of Worcester, weight 700
pounds
rho Salisbury Advertiser says the latest
~ Of the affair in Wicomico county,
ac0U Ubich John w. Turpin shot and killed
~ III 4 Harrington, all 60 to show that the
.dot;n0 was purely accidental, and done
S SUIT Turpin and his nephew, Asbury Tur-
WV WV were struggling for the possession OF a
gun.
7, the eight Almshouses on the Eastern
c.a.o there are not more than IT'S inmates.
InG !. proposed by DIR. C. W. Chancellor,
~ of the State Board of Health, that
s". Eastern Shore counties shall unite, and,
ing luz large farm, build on it substantial
".rbouse. to which all Eastern Shore
ppaupers may be sent.
Medford Waters, the Cecil murderer, will
- hung on tho Almshouse property at
Cherry Hill on Friday. Sheriff Bouidon
S"us that the execution will be public,
because he believes the law intends an exc
cution to be public warning. Waters is a
CoIored youth and his victim, jenkins
Whaley was also q colored man. Whaley
was a brother to Rev. Joseph Whaley, of
this town.
R,rgzayy at CentrewHe.-The stores of j.
Hersey Hall and Msssrs. +. F. Boyer q
Cons. were entered by burglars on Sunday
night whilst the people of the town were at
church, and were robbed of few articles
and some money. The burglar was a bold
fellow, and took large risk for little gain
He had previously effected an entrance into
the blacksmith shop of Hopkins & Vane
from which he took a large II pound sledge
hammer
Smyrna times., 1879-12-03

KING ALPHoSsos w EDDING.---Friday King
Alphonso,of Spain celebrated his twenty
second birthday. Saturday he married his
kinswoman, the Austrian Archduchess
Maria Christina. 1t has been less than Two
years ago since he was welded to his cousin,
the beautiful Princess Maria de las MERGE
des, daughter of the Due de Montpensier,
whose early death caused him so much
grief and excited such lively sympathy
throughout the civilized world. At the
time the young and manly King seemed
hssrtbroken, but the griefs of royal youth
are soon healed, and it is quite natural that
this young Widower should now be ready to
marry again. His bride. who is eight
months younger than Alphonso, is said to
be beautiful, amiabis and highly accom-
pashed. The marriage is not entirely an
ahalr OF State, since the young couple have
met aud esteem one another. The Princess
y tns granddaughter in direct line of the
Ie'orming Emperor Joseph the Second of
As1stria, son of Maria Theresa, and is of the
iu'i strain of Hapsburg blood.
Smyrna times., 1879-12-03
News Items.

The ex.Ameer of Afghanistan is now on
his way under British escort to Peshawur,
an East Indian military post. Baker Pacha
has left Constantinople to supervise the
introduction of reforms In Asia Minor.
The protracted drought has permitted
the spread of forest fires in the Dismal
Swamp. and they are now raging extensively
in the timber near Deep creek.
There are significant indications that the
Democrats are preparing for general
attack upon the tariff laws when Congress
gets to work.
The public debt decreased during Novem-
Der $799,S23.
The annual report of Attorney-General
Devens commsnds the United States
Marshals for their services this last year,
and asks Congress to pay them.
The reception of General Grant in Phila-
delphia, which will take place Tuesday the
10th inst, will be one of the grandest affairs
that has ever taken place in that city, and
will be well worth seeing. An effort will be
made to eclipse any other city IN their
h0spitalitiss to the great soldier.
The Indians are depredating the country
in Mexico one hundred miles west of FL
Paso, Texas. Fifteen men who pursued a
raiding party to the mountains were am
pushed, and all but one or two killed.
second party which went to the scene o.
massacre were surprised while burying the
dead and eighteen of them killed.
The town of Chihuahua, Mexico, is still
held by the insurgents, who are lsvyinj
taxes on the merchants, the goods beinl
seized if they refuse to pay money. Tn
federal troops now enroute to Chihuahu
are expected to arrive in two weeks, but
Is the general opinion that the rebels vii
leave before the federal troops arrive.
The trial Of Miss Amelia Linkhann.
Lumberton, n. c., who last Spring she
Edward Hartman, Baltimore drumme
for alleged seduction, was concluded Wee
nesday evening, and the jury, after fe
hours absence, rendered a verdict Of NJ
guilty.
Smyrna times., 1879-12-03
Phila., Viii. & Bait. r. r.
DELAWARE DIVISION.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.


On and after MONDAY. November 10th, 1879 (Sun-
days excepted trains will leave as follows:
Smyrna times., 1879-12-03

SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.-Additional to those
above, leave Smyrna for Clayton 22O and 745 p. NJ.
Leave Clayton for Smyrna 7.25, and 1850 A. NJ. 240
5l5 and 10 p. NJ, to make connection with trains
North and South) from Clayton.
H.F. KENNEY, Sup't.
Smyrna times., 1879-12-03
CARPET DEPARTMENT.

CARPET DEPARTMENT.
BODY BRUSSELS CARPETS.
At lower prices than the same
goods can be purchased in
Philadelphia.
TAPESTRY CARPETS,
In all the desirable patterns
BEST 3-PLY AND OTHER INGRAINS,
At yer! low prices.
Immense stock Of
DRUGGETS
RUGS,
MATS,
OIL CLOTHS
| From to yards wide.
| LINOLEUM,
! The best Floor Cloth made
Smyrna times., 1879-12-03
SEARCH Thu SCRIPTURES"

DEPOSITORY OF THE KENT COUNTY BIBLE
SOCIETY,"
At the Corner Of Main and Commerce Streets, where
Bibles and Testaments may be found at New York
cost prices. Also for gratultous distribution. The
Society he's for It's object the supplying of the Word
Of God 10 every family without note or comment
A. II. HOBBS Depository.
Smyrna times., 1879-12-03

w. M. kennafd x TO-,
621 Market Street, 621
Have now in store elegant
NOVELTIES IN DAMAssE SILKS,
BLACK SILK vELvETs-sTRIPED RICH NOVEL
For combinations and trimmings.
BLACK AND COLORED SILK VELVETs,
For dresses ard trimmings.
''i'i''' % In all colors.
FANCY STRIPED SATINS.
In all colors Latest thing out.
Black Colors and FanCies.
PLAIN CoLoRED SILKS.
In fine qualities and elegant shades.
In all qualities; new goods of this
seasons importation, specially
selected with reference to dura-
bility.
Every possible combination in
NEW STYLES OF FANCY DRESS GOODS.
LUPINs CELEBRATED CAsHMEREs,
In all qualities al all shades
In all shades These are new and e egant goods.
CORDED vELvETEENs,
| GA TwILLED CLOTHS.
For ladies, in every Shade that comes.
BLACK AND FANCY CLOAKING CLOTHS,
In new styles at exceedingly low prices A1so'
MOURNING FABRICS, ,.,o,
LUPINs BLACK CAsHMEREs, ,--.o.
An immense stock of Ladies' and Childrens o,-,,,,O
New and exclusive styles in great variety
Elegant novelties !" FICHUs
Delorme and Trefouse
! KID GLOVES,
In all shades two to four buttons
In three buttons. all shades
PRINCES AND PAssAMENTERIEs
Every conceivable novelty in r,>,,, Drrrov,
Embroidered - -, .,.o,,,,,,,>-,
Fine colored and embroidered o,.,-,,,.