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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-02-10
PUBLIC SALES.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18th, 1879,


Il farm adjoining Christiana Village, il
" hitc Clay Creek Hundred now occupied by
George Lewis, on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18th, 1879,
ut 10 o'clock, a. IN
Three head OF good work and driving horses
IA head OF cattle, z cows fresh and G-Rf
coming in profit; 8 two year ODDS with H1N
calf; 2 yearlings and 10 months old, two
year old bull extra stock; nifty chickens Il
head OF ewes, sow and pigs; turkeys.
FARMING IMpLEMENTs.--l churn, milk
pans, milk cans, double roller. ! lawn roller
| farm wagon, z market dcarborns, YORK
carriage, ! hand cart, twin hurrows, 1 plows
| A harrow, 1 cultivatOrs, ] horse power, Z
grind stones, 3 sets Of double and single trees
| m-wing scythe. 2 corn shelters. grain fan,
cutting box, mixing box, feed chest. sets Of
harness, wheel rake, II COW chains. water
trough, 2crades and scythcs, 2 moving ma
chimes. wheat drill, wheel barrow. and
many other articles loo tedious 10 mention.
Sale will be positive
TERMS. All sums of S25 and under cash all
over that amount a credit Ui months viii be
given by the purchaser giving II bankablc
note with an approved endorser.
X. NJ. GRIFFITH,
q. ". BUSH.
NERRIcK x DRAKE, Auct's.
laneb.NW .tI-SW&S
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-02-10
CYRUS STERN.
NO. III MARkET ST.,
The C|othier, The Tailor.

Ard the NOTION and FURNISHING
GOODS HOUSE. Cheap goods and cub
stantial Overcoats and Clothing for Men
Youths, and Boys. One low price, of 1
cash. Prices to suit these time. Travelling
Bags, Bundle Straps, Umbrellas, Gum Goats.
Logging, Shirts, Underwear, Neckwear, COL
lars, Ties, Cuffs, Gloves, Money Purses,
Pocket Books, Penknives. New Methodist
Hymnal in variety. Disoipline's and Alma
macs for 1879. American Agricultural Club
Sl.% and splendid premium. dc2l-d&wti
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-02-10
UNDEItTAK ERS.

PEDuCE YOUR GAS BILL 20 tot 0 per
IL cent. and improve the quality ollixht
~ "a'ih. The automatic kar governor ~.
tached to your meter. aud II there Is not a
saving Of ~ to ~ per cent you can have 1t re.
moved tree OF charge. l.. p. BLAIR, No. PIG
West Seventh street, agent for CIark's patent
non. wasting and non.ireezine iydrant Can
be repaired without digging up the ground.
Cost only $500. put in; and will last five times
az long as the old style waste hydrant Has-
htting and plumbing promptly attended to.
Old gas fixtures taken down, re-bronzed and
put up the same day. 80 W, It'll street.
lnll.lmd
, 1879-04-21

Tho iasgcst cultivated wcat,furn, Oh the gloho
IL sMl to l,u ll,u Hrondin FAsnI, nut fur tsul tho
Town af Farrn, nakuta. 1t c!nbraers sotuo iu,-
U0U Hrrss, bAtli Government mud railway lnn1,
ulu1 lies r!use to the ltld isIyer. ply,4ed into
four paris, Il iIus dwellings, granlrics, lnarliMr-
silops, elevators. Btat,Ics Tor .00 !lorsrs a.nt
roon, for stuEng ,0OO Uo0 bushels at grain. ne.
h.lrs liie wlcut-fnrnl tl!Gre is u etock-Elrin ot
H. UO ncrra. In seelil.; titiG seventy tn eiEEty
men uru c.np!used, al,i during harvest 80 to
tA3J n.ul,. srcalnE ucgtns nbuut April D, md
cuutlnucs through ,he u'o',tl', aud Is
done very systcnlatlcallG, tllu marhllies i0l-
luwlag 61lu another Ground the il1.0. sntlls
four rods at,art. Cutting bcgias about
Aug, i, md stlls tic fUru part of septe1nbeF,
succeeded by tl.u tnrcahing, With eight steani-
thrcsl,ers. After ti.reshlug, tlu stuubr-gro4st,t
il pluwrl with great FLOWS, slrawn hy three
horers, u,ll cutting twu furrowk: asla this gtses
ull uutil tie Weater IL cold .cIluuEl tu freeze,
usually atout Nov. !. Jilcrp are muny other
larue tAr,us ln thu Territory ulnl III the sus,,a
,IeIghborlood, alrl They uru titled III murlI tte
| sauYs n.u,,lcr as tht 0Eonal4. liso suritce u!
thu land generally H. a'lnost lpyel, h'nl tue sui!
| rleh mud llark. Tue product Ut unv lclu Vi
| :,3la ncres IL a1,as5 busAr!s,-elevator wegat,-
| xuule twensy,Nyu bushels to ttla acre. The
average yiciu ol thc l>akuta wheat Inrllt IL
twenty to twenty-1y0 bushels per ucrc, anA tilt
cuncurF'n. Testimony IL that 1t Ia uhequRled as
/ wheat regluu in the Wus!44
, 1879-04-21

VIVA ctlucu,ril IN the co,,tnou ,chooJs ond at
McKcn,Jru Eol1eac, Illinuis; In n fnwyor by prn.
fcssk,t,; WA Clerk OF t!r. Circuit Court; was
Tuur terms IL ,netnt1cr allrl QUO lc11n anAScr of
tlw illinois ]l0usu OF Representatives; was
elected to liz 1nIrts eighth, l'orty.tnl1l, forty
iu1rth, nul rnrty.titth Ct,irrrests; a,nl sas fe-
elected to the Furty.sixth Congress- Us Il Dnnio.
crat. rrcelying ia,4al yotes, nrainst in,a5 yotes
ir !, tsaker, Republican and ,G9S votes for ".
L. NloberIy, National.
r,n1,repsr,, u1sTn1cT.
<,..,.,,,.. .,,'x,,,i,,,r ,oc,.sn,, fa,,,oo at,..
sut sSnes, Le.ts, 1ops' 1"'"'"'' ''""""'" 0o'o" '">'
"t,m.lIo';;. .s = a. =, ,,.,.,,+,,,, .r., ,,,xx, n,
a., IL. i1oM"e, " ,,si' ms w - ~
, 1879-04-21
sho uot away yesterday. Chpt~Dav'l Glow

aho uot away yesterday. chpt~uar'A Glow
sais hcr.
Loufsa Mcdonald Saturday NJ tl!e l.1iinlcr'
Market, nsl,i, utter loundcrsu! nt'unl n 'l's
river, wis hauled u vi, ,ir t,ock, chilled With
the cold mir uni wntgr. but nc. scared.
day, and, sluril. the twrnty.uur hours ending
at o'clock last oscnilg, :hriY.sfx craft, i'ci!Nl.
ing foar steamers, haVe passed.! III nit1 uut. 's
wind blew far f:unl the southwest ycsteraay.
Three vessels hare arrived.
El.sEWlEl1E.
Lively competition Is expected between TIC
turs ut Buf1hfu.
Dctrtt yc.set.uwners show llQ .tltspoaitlUn to
cut rntcs out VI Chfcauo Of AnSwhSse else. says
the f'Ust and Tribitaf.
IL fs .n1sl li,al tllu opening Of llst Erlc Cuunl
WILL he DELAYED until thu 10tll VI Afhy, uwinE to
the wurk of tcpatriAg the tlltfrScnt sectlons.
shisearIenlrrs aso rceclslNE sl.1J to sn.1a
per tlns ut Cleveland, alui S2d0 ut buffalo, n,1u
work Is reported plentiful.
, 1879-04-21

The tug Mary McI.Rllo will be out to-day.
Tie prop stsrueca had her euginea in opera.
lion Saturday.
Only thrcu arrivals wcra ut thu Lumber Tx.
change locks Last evening,
Vessel tnen now lo0k for an opening of the
Struts beI0re Atayl.
Tie Detroit Sca.lcl,fs Union las fixed wages
ut $l.75 per lay uut Ut that port.
I'tlc sclr RAUL atrtyetl Saturday from Mani
towoc. She has been icBgtheued ut,1 IL now q
three. master.
Iilc scbr Louis Day has been placctl In Eoot1
trim for trade. Hc las becn oygrl!uuleA thor.
oughly, calkeu, palutcd, aud sails UT b1Ided.
, 1879-04-21
ELI PERKINS.

Fnrrnsrs in tho hcsrecnye sfateh.
Correspondence c'nct"n"" E"amttr TIT,
In riding from spr,nc.rarJens and yiolots Into
..f,, ~, ,,,,.,, ,ho,ro =, conr,ro thr
iioatf n,s"s ao $500. " s 49,, os,..,,.a..
prosperity Of the Noft"est anu SOUTHWEST
How did fnd fEc pcuplei
/ found different degrees of prosperity, hut
t,n,a o1,out tbs so,nr hnnrlne.s cycrywhrr1t. 1
.,. IT, ,1s atnS -. ,,,....,,.. .,',,,,s., ..t-
."nR .Ee ie1ans e.au ~ pu1'eraut.o'uss' eu.
ton ofcfal!B anu iaacu slouc'eo nat Will Ho'es
tu the tot, about ns happy as tho rich farmer
I'm in lown. with his banIs- s-acco,nt, wnrm
r,n,,,.. ami ,v.I,,f,,c1 Iorna. found ,lu
srcminr,v sat,al,,l Texnu. viii, no bsusv to i've
III, maraulllig lither IND thitl.cr, nstl slcepl',S
In cu,,yrlut- -,yagonB, nbout rs hnppy as the rich
foru,cr IN In 1n,ya. vim !. Tho ,nnstcr of biz,
'a''he' ~ j." iom' "nu % - ,.au"h,ars ,,. ~,
warm farmhouse, whosc aaushtefs pay .ne
piato, ana "hose feot rest on ingram eaFpets'
It was qs,ccr to note the Indication Of wcalth
,ncroouc na Tin cnr. roitc,, Nprthwnri].
~ ss'.,.,,a., .r4'vns ,,,ar, .rt M horna Tin
:" eont"e'" e~"' .,.a go. 1,,,o
houses aFe nneFc apolo@'es'~ ~o.'en te"'e' i"o
tat. THY fectl OF, tnc comrnonca. kind Of food.
| f,,-r norn uo,nescs- mil rntrrc-tI,a nfd alaye
co9n' porA' n'onoses, a'.' soass' WV PAW
| a'et,-sce1"s u sa.,sts every oos.
| The average yleld OF corn In lexae IS nbout
thirty bushels, which al u cents hnshes would
he "os1 sa an' sn pasS asz 0dsnl.' r1'1s
@Ms,u @ sgs'es'.Aca t,at T., T.xns rho wv.
lHcre Ii "o ,'st"e1 n.,s ~ ss"o. n."o ai,r,nls IN
turner ~ tuu'' ,,.,',. .ha i,a+ tr., ~, 20
VT ee'it ~ .sAas T.. .t stn., n H. ,r,i
there IL ~ s!'t.Es ~ ~ 'na w nnt. IT, ,rnr,. '.rn
gsaHus a.aee, IT, u"S ns, u n,"rnra,nr fMr,unr In,
III Two 'gar5 a ,he n'oS1 eh'esps's'''s 4AN"'' "
eo;ues s2"tn. ,ha ronn.r.. ia snhtcct in
Nest ~ Mas.,a t,sn aaar, u" T. uat, S",,,,,fo
nrouRmt; li'o, ~ aeesss. ,sn ~ stisi St a,',,;
1e oiu Is vi ts,"tr inds nn., ~,
| tihs tlt: opan'su' ~ '5"'e w ~ s, ''
uFeo YeMls hsu. =, r,,,n,4 .,,on fr,r, .,,o
y, VIZ so,,, ~ ~, t.sL IN cor,t
MosLi ~ aIaa .s ~ ,,,aE tor1"n"s rav .rr"
NY a'o ,L eto ~, ~ 'a"o a1ev ,n,,""t gct m"nas
enough to pay lnsis M naasaTc So @ nome. ,,,~,.,, a.,
~ t:!I ~ moas ~, vi t.,sn III " ,,s.1,s ''1a ~
anuiau T".,u, sn.s, LIZ t,ean'sI hi a,..,, r. r.
a.,I au.et!ha @ c, ti,"t sa,,o sfn,Sr ,,.r
,, na,s, srit ~" a,nnn% S"'t t far,,or.
lse"t, "uoe.t spaas ~ "H n,t.s .u -.
saw ~ gooa nouses M ,a, ~ sou1nEI FILL nasas; T., rs
Eooi uu.s, w. WIZ 1 rs ,born u ~" ~.
.ns'neR hMea % Muwa 1's,,, ~ ,,ts ,,or hr,.1,aI
ior ~; muan :" ~ IT, ~. t.-,,
sucs paI H. Ior or,, trst it,1 ~ oH'i viii
gas ase !s @ ~ fr,t rr ,n g., "' n"nnp
1nE iof sne pt,ce y aT a", ,or W ra, nvee
LYem , sfss ~, Yrs h.,i VI s~ e'"'' pe' "oA'"'
apn"s ~, - r ~ aas,s no,.o, hor,,, y, ,.-o
IT, oi r,'r, tti hta ~ ~
ucset. ~. ~ 1 ,"r.,es., ,t.,,,,s st @ ~ ,',
aupss;'Eia, ' - 49,, ~. 80 - ia, uI nt,.nr,. ~ ~
aer .somss. ~ ~ y, ,.re ~ ,a,,tf. -" nt,t" ~
faao ItH.c VIZ ~. sai ,H'n.He s ,a. 10 1I,n,,
ao"n 1aEtu ~ -. .,,v,, H. ,, ,t,,s.ns
.eal; ~ III" ~ ~ 9,nd h"rsos ~ snf"I
, 1879-04-21

From Lake Er,c to Lake Superior ports-On a
ycsaets. H5r net; B vessels, 4tc net.
Fcnnl Like Dntarln tn Lake Superior nurts-
On 4 vessnts, 45c nut: B yrsscls, f0r net.
M9KCIrAND1sE.
From I.nko Eric to Lake Michigan. e0c; 10 oil.
From, Lake Etiu to LaGu Superior. 2ot net
rLoun, PROVISIONS, AND noLs.tsa FREEH1tT.
From Lake Michigan to Lake Eric, 2Uc. 10 of.
From 1.aku Superior to Lake Eric, 20c net
Tariff ratos on tron.ore and pag.sEon are Tor on
and under deck cnrgoes. Tic rates from ports
Il, ports IN Lake Superior arc tic sumo As those
axtd for Lakc Michigan.
tlults have bcen written ut this port nt 3}Sc
by one or two marine insurance companies.
, 1879-04-21
FEVER, AND AGUE,

FEVER AND AGUE cured far MY cents ~ lIeI S.s,f
not rctneui tEcut 1T fs wota tat VII! rif &. sthM
mid AEis md iii btAcF MaanF!ous, llliou se.si
YynpfI, Yellow, NnA other Gexess tA!1E9 " Hi rh
pIlIa}. ", quickly ~ RAuNAi'S AkLApA i-
EtIty ceuta per bottle.
, 1879-04-21

TENTH DISTRICT.
Co.snt;es-Hancock, Henderson, McDonoueb,
Mercer, Schuyler, md Warren.
BENiAMtN i. MARSH, Of Warsaw, WAS elected
10 tllr Forty-iifth Congress; alId WAS re-elected
tu tho Furty-sixth Congress-, rs a Republican, -
recefvsng Il, ,Sl4 votes, agalnst lt.23s votes for
y. 7. Phelps, Democrat, and 344W vutcs for a.
j. 6tree,cr, National. -
, 1879-04-21

CoHutts-RonA, CnY. Cttnton. Fsyette, MarI-
OIL, Montgomery, and Washington.
WILLIAM A, j. 6rAnKs, Ut Carlyle, was horn
.,tnr Now Albany, llil., Nov. ~, lS.5; lila pa
rolts removed to Illinois IN lsd, u.,tl shortly
tnrroaf,ee .a,r.!; lie. tu earlY boyhuosl, deponl.
enL upun Ills 0wa excrlIons, IabGrt.l ot Il tartn,
nlMI ut intervals attended country schuols, sub.
scaucutay Taught se!isxl, ,lti graduated at Nc.
kendscv College, lillu1!s, IN 1d.ij; stnLul law,
wus A.ltntttct to 1l'e l3ar IN le5l aud hus sco
pract!eed, except WIEN tugure4 in utlicial
duties; WAS appointed Dy President rtrcc, III
ls:l, unitr,l statcs l.aIiI-ltcectyer for te Ed
war.lsy.!lu ll..) Land ultltu mud held !ilat oev
unttl lS5b; WIS vlrctud Presidential Eleetur IN
lhN; wus elected u lie State lluuse Ut Repre-
sunlatiyes Ut Illinois In lo5A aua 81, INK! tu t!'e
State Senate. from lhu Fourth Senatorial D!a~
trict, in 1875 uni ~; wua dcleEnte to 1lie NJ.
tin!M! Democratic cunyuntion ~ New York iil
1913; WIS elected tu tho Forty-tpurt4 and
Furty-tlttA CuHKrossra, aud VIVA Reelected tu
ths Forty.sxth Congrcss ~ = ii Mncmoesat,-rs'
ceiYlllg il ,4u votes, uKanst o010Yn.cs Tor u. y.
Ssnttl. Republican, aud = l09 yotes fof J. Greed,
Natlonal
ssvHMrERNrH ptsTnIcT.
Counti<s-atacouplu. Mad!sun, Monroe, aud Ut,
Clair.
WILLIAM Il. MORRISON, Of Waterloo, waa
t,nr IN Atnnrna County. Illinois, H.i,t H. InlS
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1879-12-24
FOR SALE.

OK uil, huv ope-half interest In a good bus
;,sss In Pittsburgh. One who knows some
hing about farming preferred. An honest man
with the above amount viii do we'll 10 address
NV letter. SMITH JOHNS, care $. NJ. james,
93 Liberty street; Pittsburgh, Pa lau21-ly
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1879-12-24

fire replenished, and again went the
wassail round.
"How it SHOWS ~ said one of the
men. in low tone.
"Snows. does it ?" said Wardle.
"Rough, cold night, sir" replied the
man; 'and there's wind got up, that
drifts it across the fields, in thick
white cloud"
What does Jem say ?" inquired the
old lady. There amt anything the
matter, is there Z"
No, no, mother" replied Wardle
she saws there's snowdrift, and
wind that's piercing cold. | should
know that, by the way it rumbles in
the chimney
"Ah y said the old lady, "thcre was
Just such wind, and just such fall
of snow, a good many years back, L
recollect-just five years before your
poor father died. 1t was Christmas
eve. too, and | remember that on that
very night he told us the story about
the goblins that carried away old Ga
briel Grub"
"The story about what 2" said Mr..
Pickwick
"Oh, nothing, nothing, ,"replied War
die. about an old sexton, that the
good people down here supposed to
have been carried away by goblins. =
Suppose !" calculated the old lady.
'Is there anybody hardy enough to
disbelieve it? Suppose. Haven't you
heard ever since you were child, that
he yas carried away by the goblins,
and don't you know he was y
Every well, mother, be was, if you
like" said Wardle, laughing. He
ras carried away by goblins, Pick
wick. and there's an end of the mat
ter"
"No, no." said Mr.. Pickwick, mot
an end of it, | assure you, for must
hear how, and why, and all about it. y
Wardle smiled, as every head was
bent forward to hear and filling out
the wassail with no stinted hand, nod
ded health to Mr.. Pickwick, and be-
gan as follows:
But bless our editorial heart, what
a long chapter we have been betrayed
into We had quite forgotten all
such petty restrictions as chapters, we
solemnly declare. So here goes, to
give the goblin a fair start in new
| one A clear stage and no favor for
| the goblins. ladies and gentlemen, If
you please.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1879-12-24
RITTER = RALSTON.
g, & B,
BARGAINS FOR DECEMBER IN
Dress Goods, Furs, Cloaks and Dolmans

Three cases 46-inch Fancb Black Goods, Ar
mures. Pckins, Cords de-, from S719 10 Sl.ao.
Ail-wocl and eyir. value.
500 Pieces Black Cashmeres.
AT So co, IS, -, 90c and 81 respectively. in
40 to As inch goods, that are being reiaied at
wholesale prices and are bargains unsurpassed.
We have single width Back Casbrnercs at
121Se. and 3l-inch Black Cashmeres at 25c,
that are grod, seTviceahe ilhries but the
above lots of All.Wool French Goods, at 5Oc to
81, are bargains OF more than usual Interest 10
buyers.
Extra value Black CamcI's tIair and Silk
Warn Cashmeres and Mourning Goods.
One case Black Striped PEKiN SILKS, at 81
per yard.
Large Lot
BLACK BROCADE SILKS,
Isl 25 per yard, In very choice new pat
terms, NOT all silk, bct SO large proportion
silk as to make them very pretty and desirable
goods.
Large line new BLACK and Colored Brocade
silks, 81 50 TO 81 80 per yard.
BLACK DRESS SILKS,
COLORED DRESS SILKS,
Al prices in accordance with our well-known
small margin Of profits Ut Csc TO - per yard,
of the best known makes.
NEVER BEFORE
Have we shown so large line OF Ladies' and
Misses Cloaks. Jackets and Dcllaaps. from
81. SO up to the finest Seal or Silk Fur-lned
Garments and Circulars, OF all grades, light and
dark.
Underwear. Fringes, buttons and Silk Handker-
n large assortment
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1879-12-24

Mises
Furs Chldrns Furs
CARPETS all Styles and Prices Very Heavy Stock and No Advance
good bched Flannel Boet Dress Goods
Chevios,
dolbed Cashmeres all cor
5cent,ya rdwdeC Casfmees,
We
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1879-12-24

HAL, III SOOu, IUuuu, StuIuN fOi'c,
commenced without more ado:
A CHRISTMAS CAROL.
| care not for Spring; on his tickle wing
Let the blossoms and buds be borne;
He woos them amain with his treacherous rain,
And he scatters them ere the morn.
An inconsistent elf, he knows not HIMSELF
Nor his own changing mind an hour;
He'll smile in your face, and, with wry grimaee,
He'll wither your youngest flower.
Let the Summer sun to his bright home run,
He shall never be sought by me;
When he's dimmed by cloud | can laugh aloud,
And care not how sulky he be
For his darling child is the madness wild
That sports in fierce fever's train;
And when love is too strong, it don't last long,
AS many have found to their pain.
A mild harvest night, by the tranquil light
OF the modest and gentle moon,
Has far sweeter sheen for me, wecn,
Than the broad and unblushing noon.
But every leaf awakens my grief,
As il lieth beneath the tree;
30 let autumn air be never so fair,
1t by no means agrees with me.
But my song troll out, for CHRISTMAS stout,
The hearty, the true, and the bold;
A bumper drain. and with might and main
Give three cheers for this Christmas old
Well usher him in with merry din
That shall gladden. his joyous heart,
And we'll keep him up while there's bite or sup,
And in fellowship good we'll part.
In his fine honest pride, he scorns to hide
One jot of his hard-weather scars;
They're no disgrace, for there's mnch the same
trace
On the cheeks of our bravest tars
Then again I'll sing till the roof doth ring,
And Il echoes from wall to wall
To the stout old wight fair welcome tonight
As the King Of the Seasons all.
This song was unanimously ap-
plapded-for friends and dependents
make capital audience-and the poor
relations, especially, were in perfect
ecsttcfes Of rspture., again was the
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1879-12-24

es-Owing to the fact that importers and man
ufacturers mnst make preparations to show
soon after the first of the incoming year. spring
stocks for early wholesale buyers, as conse-
qGeuce they are obliged to close out their Fall
and Winter iIDpoItations and productions now,
and with tEe long continued mild weather. this
stock on hand being larger than usual, they
have had to offer correspopdirgly larger re-
duct.on on choice
DARK HEAVY DRESS FABRICS
AND
HIGH COST NOVELTIES.
In fact such reductions III some instances have
leen Justly termed sacrifices. Having advan-
tageousIy avaed ourselves CT theee offerings
to an unusually large extent, we are in position
TO offer the largest line Of REAL BARGAINS
IN DlESS GOODS ever displayed in ouf Store
Rooms We enumerate few cases OF special
interest.
One case 42-inch Novelties at S5c., retailed
this eeason at ~ 50.
One case 46-inch at ST. retailed this season at
81 so.
One case 46-iDch Silk and Wool handsome
Brocbe Stripes ard Novelties. assorted at 81 o. !;
retpiled this season at $3.50.
One case 2i-incb Satin More Solid Colored
Stripe Suitings, at 57I5 &C.. about half price.
Two cases 2i-inch extra fine French Au-Wool
Shoodah Cloths. at the remarkably low price OF
35c per yard in twelve cboice shades. goods
that are cheap at 5Gc. at any time.
Two cases 42-inch choice novelties at SOC. per
yard together with sn exceeding choice stock
American Dress Goods from to 25c. rer yard.
Large lot good Dark Plails for common
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The siOi:Zcl.W Murder.

Williams, The alleged murderer Of JotE Boz.
zelaw vas svruignG& uld,r sn indictment found
against him By ;he grand jury Of tao Coulty
Court Of Fauquicr, ma elected to bo tried IN HE
Circuit Court, in acc9.d,Lce with the advice al
r. Tay Tor Scot. tie cCuEsc! assigned him. Il VS.
at the particular request OF ttn Court that iir.
Scott consented - %. rs WliisEs' CSulsti. !.
being the declared VISA Of his Honor thst W.
lisus should hsvo tGC boLelt OF al experienced
lawyer. Dir. Scott advised The election ot toe
Circuit Court, which beia2 court o. supe:ior
dignity it would give additional assuralc, tbs,
:ae ,ri,l wtuit DO CONDUCTED III accordance via
lay, ard tha. a; The legal rights o. the pTi;"Dc'
would be given 20 him.
THO appearance OF tee prisoner sir :c.ed tie
gaze OF every spectator. He is full blc2d.'
negro, Of sil.EL t2u'o erd under TIE medium!
siZo. Eo YVES dressed IN tho ordinary l!:tg
clothes Of 3 farm lshorcr. His eoGntJ1ancc was
closely ecrutinizsG and YVES marked By nor" q
those repulsivo llneau,er!s which we a:Soc'.tJ
with The dreadful crime with whicn hu IS cA,rE
cd. On the contrary lis couLteEa"ee has y uii.t
GnG anigble aspect. gEis fact suggested 10 orfrs
mind the belief that hi: n 81 Il bu. tho Guil:g
instrument CT al accompl!ce who had not y.
been discovered but who, VIZ hope, Will be
found out before Iii; tragedy i; b:ou2h! to =
close. TIE prisoner nss afoaly Indicated some
disposition 20 confess, ana va have 10 dnuG!
that he will COATES aud r!!to in tae hands Ct ;hr
Commonweallh's Attorney legal e9itc. CO o. q"
participation o. some accomplish !. s t."
growing belief Of tho community inst tEc'e was
Is coE.rivgr cf this pic. Cf murder, who inGy t."
brought to condign puni.hnicrL b. means u: .iv
confession Of the prisoner and lis testimony IN
open court. This lynch law. il ever cnntenl
plated would have prevented. We believe !:
but Just 10 say taat il was never ia The conteT'
plstUn Of any man in Fauqu'Gr county 70 pa.
:bs strin on the criminal justice O! the c0un'y
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