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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-04-02


SOUND MEN.-The New York World
says the Senate of the United
States has done itself credit in the
choice of its officers. The Secretary
ship of that body is the natural centre
of organization Of the party in power,
and has been such a centre during the
Republican controlo Congress and Mr..
Gorham's incumbency OF the place.
Mr.. John @. Burch, who has been cho.
son TO it by the Democrats, is the fit-
test man, not only among the candi-
dates, who appeared for it, but among
the possible candidates, for position
so responsible and important in par
ty as well as in public sense. As
the editor of the Nashville American,
Burch has been the leader of the clear
headed and patriotic citizens of Ten.
nessee, who have persistentIy, and often
in the face of popular clamor, striven
to maintain the public credit and pre-
serve the honor of the State. As the
citations we have often made from its
columns must have shown our read.
ers, there is no truer representative Of
the National Democracy in the press
than Mr.. Burch's journal. There can
be no doubt that he will discharge the
specific duties of the office to which he
has been chosen honorably and well,
nor that he will discharge with zeal
tempered by discretion and by candor
the implied duties of Secretary Of the
dominant party at the Capitol which
his Office also devolves upon him. The
other officers of the Senate, though not
so widely known as Mr.. Burch, are
known with honor.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-04-02

Congress, although in extra session
since the 18th of March, has accom-
plished very little. But as soon as
Speaker Randall gets his comittees
placed, the work will begin, and by the
Goth of April oil the necessary legisla-
ton will be passed and the members
readv 10 oo home,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-04-02

The Boston Post snys II is a raro
thing for this country TO bc without
distinguished muck. heap in some Of
its Courts. The Beecher case in New
York has been followed by the Van.
derbit profusion Of dirty linen, and
and that has hardly been put out Of
sight whom the Csmeron-0 Oliver story
e ventilated and proves the vilest Of
the lot.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-04-02

II win soon be in order for the question involv-
ing the right Of q State to secede from the Union
to be made topic Of discussion in Ccngress by
a s-eater.--Radical Erchangc.
Poor fools That topic was discussed
on the battlefield for four years, and
settled BY bravo men and the man is
either an ignoramus, or a pure sneak,
who debates in the above style. The
base insinuation comes from wicked
heart
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-04-02

A Kentucky paper calls the lilac the
Eli Perkins of flowers, because it puts
forth buds and the next week comes a
blizzard that would do credit to Penn
bina. 1t is evident that the lilac can
lilac Eli
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-04-02
A TrENrroN, FApMrns-v,,,.

N hereby gwen that the clcaraeld coo,,s
Agricultural Society will hold a Pair an n,
grounds Of the Citizens Park, In West Clea,s.iI
at favorable time during the Fall Of lsTp n,
date Of which has not yet been fixed. Lib,,,,
premiums will be offered for all kinds Of ~
and farm products, as we'll az for housebola "a
fancy articles Of every description. The M, !,
Premiums will be published In due time.
q Il ". 1oW, GEO. II, HALL,
Secretary. Pre,Idsn,
April 2, 1ssq-lt
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-04-02

W. would like 10 know Why clssrhsld county
10 burdened With an Additional Law Judge and
two Associsis judges, when one good Judge
could attend to all the businsss.- c'fi~a.
How much has that burden cost you
Lesr Impertinence and more common
sense would improve your quarter sec.
tIon.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-04-02

Brother aalmagc thinks voll Of Saint
Patrick. II Is an interesting specula.
ton what the old stint would have
thought Of Brother ralmagc.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-04-02

A good-looking young lady was
caught the other evening smoking a
cigar, and gave as reason for the act,
"that II made II smell as il there was
o man sronnd.n
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-04-02

Democratic papers are already calling on Con-
rrcss 10 cut down the army. Are we to have
another rebellion p William,Pori Ballstin.
You dry upl You would never get
into fight on either side if there was
a rebellion every nine days.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-04-02
A uoIroWs NOTICE --Iu til. Cou,, .,

N Common Pleas Of clearneld county. v.nS Al
Ex. No. 1888, January Term, 1879.
Lazarus Meyer vs.. John d Bergey.
Tho undersigned Auditor, appointed BY IN 4.
Court TO distribute the proceeds arising from M
sale Of the real estate Of John b. Bergey, amor .
the parties legally entitled thereto, hereby ri,ts
nstice that he will attend TO the duties Of his an
pointment at bis Office, in clearfeld, on Tuesday
the 22d day Of April. 1879. at o'clock p. nj
when and where all parties interested NAV a.
tend A. O. KRAMER, Auditor
clearfeld, Pa , April 2, 1879. 81.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-04-02

An Iowa man, now in California,
writes back 70 q friend that 'any one
can get living In Iowa, but il tales .
smart fellow 70 do II here"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-04-02
MAY JURY LIsT.--A list Of the names Of
Ivl Grand and Traverse Jurors drawn for tern
commencing on the second Monday (iash day. Of
May next, and to continue for two weeks

"a list Of the names Of
. Jurors drawn for term
ID Monday (i2th day Of
We for two weeks
-rrnsr wErK.
R II Moore, Brady.
WIN aemmel, Gulich,
Z McLarren, Decatur,
J L Thompson, Law'ce,
A D washburn, Bcggs,
Thos Smith, Jordan,
Geo W vsrns, Newburg,
Iehn | Mckee, KnoS,
N II Miller, 0scsola,
John s Holden, PIKE,
J McGarvey, Karthaus,
RAcappbell, 0seeola.
--lsT wnrx, l2fH.
A D Lpoors Huston,
sam1 Gil, Bradford,
q W Dickey, Greenwood
r y MoAaiIey, Bell.
Chas Brown, Union,
Ahm Tate, Lawrence.
Jao Hlndman. Beeesris,
II Armstrong,
Reuben Miller, Boggs,
D q MeMasters. Person
X . McHendry. Brady,
J X pcaroe. bradford.
A v Deagherty, Morris,
W h hreth, Chest,
u ID Alexander, Knox.
8 Reussey, covington,
lw McMasters, Chest,
] a Williams. Ferguson,
10 v GeIhart, Dcostar.
4 J D sunderlIn, Bell,
I'd waring. Decatur.
Rob't Lawshe, 0scscls,
Q II Goodlander, BRADY.
lB Spaeknan, Graham.
In wnkK, isrn.
llsase Caldwell. Pike,
II y shaw, Lawrence,
8 Bhckley, Burnside tP,
Jas NeLaushlin, ,cissr'd.
Thomp'n Read. Goshen,
Tn Whitehead, woodrd,
Hsv'd C~pplss. woodrd
We = Read, I.swrsnce.
lyArsd Fisher, 0rAhsm,
II Underconer. Bradford.
Austin Dilloa. Morris,
John N MAYA Jordan,-
Porsstsr hioon, Pike
Rsub nslAsr, oevingtan-
Dasisl narEsr, Pihe.
lfrAnsls f.siesy, Cov'g'n'
rssa Rspsri bsll,
lWssA csvlsy, Bradford.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-04-02

Colonel Rurch, the new Secretary Of
tho Upitsd Statcs aonate, graduated At
Yale In the samo class with D. Grstz
Brown.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-04-02
altw advertisements.


KiNDERGARTEs.- The uud.r.lrD,s lin
IA upsn select school in the old Ss.S. wv Wv
school building 10 April one week an, ~
closing Of the graded schools, introiueinS a ta as
Of the kindergarten games and priueiIpe,sa NV wv
and attractive method Of teaching ehla,ss
Terms VI per month, payable monthly and \,
odvanee. y. d. JANIS.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-04-02

IA Grand and Trayer
commencing on the secc
May next, and to eontil
GRAND Iunons
Matt MoAteer, Houtzle,
yehn Beisk, Boggs,
X Morgan, Wood ward,
Latimer Taylor, Morris,
W q Powell, Houtrdale
Henry Hamlin, Goshen,
yataes Arthurs, Penn.
JOS Higgins, Woodward,
8 n Lobaugh, Brady,
August Mignot, Guard.
VIM q Kelly, Osccola,
Jas shswney, Covingt'n
rRAyKRsE juror
Henry Dale. Merris,
Simon weliy, Union,
VIM Qaigley, 0sceoia,
7 0 Hoyt, Huston,
J II Turner, wallaceton
VIM Redebaugh, Clrd,
WIN oustard, 0sceola,
J r MMurry, HoutidAl,
J ii Morgan, Lawrence
Thos Lord, Knox,
J 7 StavsS, CleAFheld,
Jno ahieler, clearkcld,
q W Lamborn, wood'rd
Issiah Hoover, Graham
Q o Wells. Decatur,
II W HolIopeter. unian
ID NJ Higley. 0ulieh,
A n Ashton, Hontidale
Thos Mullen, Rsooaris,
J A MAttsrn, Decatur,
I Hsrtliae, Karthsus,
L Roufsey, Covington,
y humbsrgcr, Brady,
Able Hale, Woodward,
| rnAvrnss sunon
John W Horn, hrAdy,
Wilson Hoovst Morris.
Wesly Notris, Lawrence
j \ Scott, Burnside twp
Philip Benehoof, Bosgs
christ Brown. Covingn
J Lishtner, u. Bsecsris
ID W Moore, clearhsid,
s D Ellinger. Brady,
9odfrey Weaver. Hell,
Noel D Leo cIssrheld,
Jas Z rArvsll, Lam City
wu PARKER, HoutsdNls,
| Alex Irwin, Beccaris,
7 N Mitchell, Burp's p
All Newcomer, Qrssn'd
Hobt Patterson Jordan
! q W ossrhsrs, pssa,s'
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-04-02

Man, do keep your pants on, and
don't expose yourself in that way
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-04-02
SheriT's Sale.

DY virtue of writs Of III. Fa, issued
ID out Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of Clear
field county, and to me directed, there will he
exposed to PUBLIC SALE, at tho Court House,
in the borough Of Clear6eld, on
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-04-02

The law being contrary TO the Con-
stitution and oppressive, we say to
Congress "SrIcK," and wipe from our
statute book this blot upon our free in
stitutions, and the people will sustain
Bloomsbury Columbian.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-01
RSShBssADg.
sTyAsHINGToN Is CHIC aAILRcAv
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Beginning Oct. 4, 1879.


Beginning Oct. 4, 1879.
Tho MAIL TRAIN will leave Ws.hirston $,
3 W q. N. and Alexandria St 905 3. m. daily
except Sunday; pssa Leesburg, going west
ward, o. II IL 8. N snd STRIVE ct Round Hi:l
ri II n. Lesve Round Hill st 1890 D. m; pass
toes6rrg, going eastward, 6. IL pm, and 81
rtTo e! AleSAndrls s. 2:l5 2. M, sad 4: Wash
ington a. 81 y. &c
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN wllllesvs
Washington 81 20 snd Alexandria at u pm
daily, except Sunday, and slrve at Leesburg
st i ~ p. II. Leave Leesburg st i CO a. IN
and srrlve ct hlcXsrGE!s It S Is n. NJ, ard
Washington st 20 3. n.
81 Passengers from Washington will tsL,
tho Washington and Ohio cars at tao Basimote
q Potomac Railroad station at3 " q. N. snd AZ:
p. IT,, ard 20 through without! change Of c.: :
The Bus IA. tram from AleyalGfls aid lI3y
p. n. train from Round Hui connect st Round
hill with Harris Daily Line OF Coaches
for SnicSersvillo: Berryville and Winchester;
also with Reamer's Lin q Of Coaches which lesvf
Leesburg daily for Aide and M;ddloburg.
Both trains, westward, make close connections
at Vienna, With Sissou's Line Of Stages for Fair.
fax Court House.
Con- snatatsaz1 sickea&, =! cts e.sr n.ile
AHnasE siok sfs, 900.
J! II. EATENEH.
oct 1t; !leDera! Ticka. kVan:
yEY -. WIG. MIDLAND & L. =. :.
W JOHN $. BARBOUR, Rerrire:
On snd after SUNDAY. Sept. Ii, 1879, Pas
senger trains will run ~ follows:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-01

~ VIM MACHiN GS-Me desire to call
y specisi attention 10 the DOMESTIC SEW
IEG AACHlN Els, Tor which We arc the resi-.
Cent agea,s. We would DO pleased TO exhibit
the great superiority Of the "Domcstic" to all
persons conteIn plsLing purchasing Il first clsss
machine =. ~ low price and upon liberal terms.
oCt9 E =. LEAUBEATER & BIO
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A1Gxundl)*i4 Q5xzette
SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER !

SLEEPING ToGZTugE.-No doubt the follow.
iag ia souGd philosophy, bu! i will be d.li- III!
20 convince people OF The fsct. We, however,
commend the theory 70 luo sori!U: consideration
CT husbands sEt wirc:'
The Laws Of L!fo:4ys: More QUarrc!5 cccu: d.
tween brothers and ai-tcrs between hired giris.b
tween clerks II stores bow zen apprentices il rac'
chsncs shops between hired men. and between
husbands sni wives OWL e - electrical changes
through which thcic nervous systems 60 81
lodging tcgo!5c. light after hight under Inc
ldrbng cause. There is nothing ths. VIII de-
range Tho nervous system &! person Woo IS
e.imins;lVe IN nervous lo!Co hs 10 no Gil n'gai
IN bed With another person who is absorbent n
nervous icGco. The a5so:ber will go t. sleep
ard res. Gll Ii;h:. while The o!imin&!or VII! lie
tumt!iGg aHG tossing, restless scd nervous, SID
fnciDg and c!scoUraEec. no $50 persons, no
matter who they ere, should hab!tua!y soeI TO-
getGer. One viii thrive, the other Will lose
This is The Law. and in married !ife il is drted
almost universally
Ola people EoG young pc0p.O should LccCr
sleep together; neither should "A s.roGG aId
Eea.hy enid sleep with ONO weak aLI s!ch!y.
Corts!a death 20 one or the other. There 10 !:uIo
disease generated ty persons sleeping together
thar. ono inIngiLes. ts- better 10. every one 10
have single bel. and ttcD mueh Of tho disease
created by sleeping together viii cease. There
ia a great Geai I! ;cIll Gat philosophy il the
above.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-01

H. u ii NJ Il Il hKRAN GEN ENT
~ -OE-
sI'E.je8EIs .YE.GT-.gSyS.
Tho stasmer MATrANU, Captain WIN. Fl,
bYLEs, leaves AleaanGri ria, from the foot of King
street. EVEEY SUNDAY, TUESDAY and
I'll u BSDs.f, AZ 8 O'clock t. nj for LAND.
lEGS on THE POTOMAC hlvER; return.
ing EVERY MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, and
FEIDAY.
Freight received al lowest rates and handled
with c"Ec. Fec information apply to
j. EEOGHES u Co. ACTS, Alexa, Va,
& I. JONES, Agt 9Th at. Whit, WISH
Connecting every sunday with Steamer 50 L
iol sll landings below Nonini Ferry. jo2
,.s.sa. ChYDES STEAM LINES WEgg
;.ss,SsSs HY TO
PHILADELPHIA FALL RIVER, PGOYI.
DEECE AND BOSTON.
Steamers leaYs Ale1sndrs kVERY TUES-
DAS snd leave Philadelphia EVERY SAT
U2DAY.
This line connects ct Alexandria with tho O..
a. s. d. and ~ q .. i. u.s., End at Philsdel.
ph!a with Clydos regular S.os:ushirs for Fall
River, Providence sad Boston.
SreiSht forwarded with p-opp:nass snt cara,
!.en Of commissions
10 chsrge for transfer in philadelpb:s, and
wharfage IN Boston. Quick time. Freouent
departures. Through rates and though BILLS
Of fading given. Insurance at the !owes; rstes
Agents:
<. =. REED, Alo1andris
WIN. ? CLYDE & CO., PhiladelDl in
GEO. I. HYDE, GEORGETOWN, .. q
JOHNSON BIOS, Washington.
in s-tt
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k'Sse REV YORK,

k1ss HEsY YORK.
sTE.E>NEEss a.. &. IGHTAsTD JOEE.Y'
EsBSG.S
EFEHi FRIDAY, At II ~; ald returning
leave New York. from pier a, East river, EV-
Ely SATURDAY, ct O'clock p. u.
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WaTGEzEs Asp .sGvy&t.Hy.
N. " Col. Bro. /. Go.

JEWHLl E2S AND SlLVEKS MIIiiS,
flo; pennm, :.sc., Washington, -. d.
Fine Jowcl:y in every variety, Diamond Rug.
Earrings and Lace Pins
Gold md Silver Watches for ladies, gentlemen
and boys
New Pattern Sterling Silver Forks a!d Spoons,
St"r.iaE SILVER Fancy Ware in csaes tor
Wedding ind anniversary gifts.
Ln!l!ltn's Caps and sets. Table Cutlery, Fine
r,alct rst.Ie y org.
Clocks, GToIG.s nha i!no fnEcy Goods. 4 !l:IGe
Brsss ta'.dies;cks, Hcorca3 Az MINOR, Gold,
stee! and shell tyc tr!,s -. S..cC,sC!ea, a.
Fine Watch 7"l.,,C'rg and engraving.
Strangers ar" :H"!:ad 20 Will o.? Store u. Gout
mourning aMy H'.;c..i v. - purchase.
Ali "fd-rs ! '3~. promptly executed.
Get lila
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70 Large aid Superior stock o! Gentle
men Elne B0ots and SHOES of every dcsctip.
ton. Prtces lover than ever.
sepl9 W. Is. WADDEY, ITO King st
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EsbsS POTOMAC RIVER.
STEINER Jf5ki.S' IL. THD.T FSU.r
EVEGY MUNDAE, THURSDAY snd SAT
GRDAI |, 4! 80 a. Ii returning GA e;ttrnste
days.
Tie cleaners If this company make connac-
lions y. Norfolk icr Boston snd ell points East !;
Ut New iork with sli points West and N ORTIZ
west, SID st Alexandria with Virginia Midland
Railroad nns Washington and Ohio Railroad.
Through relics given and freight handled care
fully .Hd promptly. Fer furthor Information
apply 20 +. a. REID, agent
JsnIey's wharf.
SAM Gel BACON, President.
CiEeo uuGGr Nstl. Nct7op Esrk,
seq :..-si Washington, u g.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-01

TNHE VERY BEST-For Cleaning c,,tbea
d kId gloves. silks. ;s:ius, &c, THOSPS OS'S
LlGHff!N5 RADIATOR is positiye,7
excellent LUNT & DAviD?GN
OCT 6 aoa,,o 81, $500:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-01

SCOITS E&ULSiON Of LOD Liver
- Gil. Hesd & Carurck's Mait;no, Xxtrsct
s.a!t aid Us Combinations. Hop kit:ers, ETC.,
etc, for salc by 0'N''
oct 22 ISTapJEp m
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C1HTsES@EDA SsEigssNAAga.
TsT q. JuEE>>lN 3 CO,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
GEHFRAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

W a. JoE&SaN 3 co,
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
GEHFRAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
ALL KINDS OF LIQUORS.
Have ca hand GiBSON'S XIX, IVY, XXXX
and PURE OLD BYE, OLD CABINET
and MONOGRAM WEiSKIES: also B&k.
y HiShiES, 70 which they invite The attention
G The tlGGa.
Orders from the country FOR merchandise shall
receive pcorp. attention.
ConaEnmauts Q! Flour. Grain and Country
Erodrc9 solicited, ior which they guarantee tha
highest rerHet prices sld prompt returns.
E;ortheass corner Ct Cameron and Ro;sl sts.,
Alexandra, Va. oct 20
s--iI1A3. s. TAYLOR, Jr..
(La!e CT j. T. Bechhsrn 6 Co..
AND FEED BEALEii,
Agent for
J. 2. FICkLEN Sc SONS
Cii;;i.iss3HATEI BHIDGEWATGR FAMILY
FG0UE,
ii Sorth Union street,
jaa % AloSsndris, Virginia.
EIAEAoN < SMITH
WHOLESALE
EhttEE5 . ND GEti EHAL GOM III lSSlSl
MERCHANTS.
t!orctT I'cince ard Royal sla.
ALEXANDRIA, w.
Coas.gnInen.s o. Grain and Country Produce
solicited. and prolnpt rotnfns mado. IL 10
ri AEaoW BROS,
Wu0GSsAL.E
1EUG&E&. COMMISSION MGEGhANT&,
AnG Dealers in
aG1N afE5DN'3 SNf! & COS CAHiNET
=, & and KY WHISTLES and
G'aomnNo2's Pure kYo Whskey; Foreign
M!nes aud Eisndios, Alu fNr!at
ard GhampMcuca,
Eg-AG1MLy u% Tar. I.APGANU y
HA;5D Pow i:E!. COMPANY.
Il. 81 coz CAMEEcN AND ROYALS 5.G'iI53.
s}oGca ro*S;ai for t!ls trade ~ 10 Ier sack.
iay .;-:f
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HssE > s,s.g5ses,
ARGG STOCK Of DHI GOODS.

Wednesday, Qt:Ghe! -, 1873
We Gnw otter one oil III" largest, tucks ~ ~, 5
va have ever 5!0ueL: - his :nsrkct, ii! huGyht
Tor csah ma wall be sC!i AZ vtrr low pric~s
We cn!l slrcisl n!iei.:i1n {, :. full assortment
OF Cloths .rt GassTn"Tcs, Few styles. ana La
Il es' Cloth nId Tc!. ;>Air!:. A i"ll stock O;
3nn~ls, A,dita' Sud +! cas- IaIino Vests, rstlo
DaEask aid N.p!iHa. s!sGar=s5 Ginghsus,
choice patterns; n.o F"ivc:s, Ssiias. Belts,
Buttons, tC!sc!., TEE, E.cA G!Vy.s, Opera
FLAT nc.s, &c. &c.
jt.E. HEhSF:EAE,
o b. Rooms. 70 lob kim, street,
CCt2! alexandria, Va
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PRETXFELDEls s. 90.

HAVE NECElVED TuElE FULL oTQu&
OF NEW FALL GOODS.
Comprising Eew and desirable patterns Of dress
GOODS, ssh&w.r, Blankets. F!annC!s, Gss2:mlGGs,
Skirts, &c. We bnvn jas: opened q beGG!i;ul
line Of C0lCrei and B:G2E CRsbno.cs, Silks a!ld
Sa:rs. n y few days wo will receive European
goods of ouc Gwr Ing"C.s:iJA they will cor
sit Of Paisley Shaw!s. Latios' C.c@&E, Ei&!
Gloves Table Aa:n&sEs a:i Pafisiaa Mo:cl..c3,
al Of which vs. cEer 10 81" public Al tE9 !oHC:t
prices.
TT We cal speti,! stt Z ion 10 CUR s:cc': II
CARPETS, Consisting OF Eedy and "upest:y
BRUSSELS. Tnrge.PIy GDI iEsTain alcc 20 our
We've. snG Brussels kuxs, Ms:a &c.
seI25 PEMILFELDHE E: CO.
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Is sill. GTpres,
South SQUAD

Mail, Southwark. cilaa:.2 u. Hoci1a'9i,,i
Win Snes. - onlo u -: ci"'. si1 No:: ~
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-06-13

all their fields in a few weeks. New York
business men are in good spirits over
what they deem to be encouraging facts IN
reference to the improvement Of trade IN
that city. They claim that the recent
warm weather accompanied by the genial
rains has made the farmers jubilant
over the prospect of their crops, and western
dealers are freely giving orders, not only for
the necessities but Injuries of life. The man
ufacturers of New England are working on
full time and some new ones have been
started. Wages being low they have a
much larger force of hands employed, and
the reports OF the associations for charitable
relief indicate that the number forced to be
idle is less than has been known for six
years past. The leather market is brisk;
there is better demand for carriages than
has been known for years; the North
river iron furnaces are in full blast;
Paterson silk manufactures were never doing
so much as now; Trenton potteries, iron
works and machine shops have hard werk to
keep up with their orders; locomotives,
though selling for less than half what they
brought 4 few years ago, are manufactured
IN large numbers, with profit. Excellent re-
ports come from the mining and manufac-
turing interests of Pennsylvania. In spite of
the low prices of coal, coal mines are run
ming on full time, and in some cases the iron
companies are at work night and day.