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HUNTSVILLE.
Corresnondence Of the Herald.

correspondence OF the Herald,
HUNTSVILLE May Q 1880.
Some aspiring genius who halls from this
deestrick," was quite exercised over my
use of the term Little Hamletn in speaking
of the city Of huntsville, in your last weeks
issue. He was thoroughly aroused. He
grew reckless and regardless Of conseQuen-
ces, regardless of the feelings of your readers,
he it seems, without pang of remorse af-
tlicted them with u twocolumn-more or
less redress of his grievance. Such inhu-
mainly is scarcely TO be endured. II is GER
tainly an inexcusSble insult All | have II;
He is q growing youth; one Of those bud
ding geniuses, an embryo, Horace Greeley.
He was ambitious; he wanted 9 see his name
in print But alas for human expectations,
his name was not printed under his little
piece the little piece over which he had
spent hours of agony, while the Precipitation
was rolling from his classic brow. But never
mind, "Bub you just come to me the next
time and we'll have your name in print or
break the bank. The Baptlsts gave con-
cert last Friday night in order to raise funds
10 pay off the Indebtedness ofthe church. l
was not permitted to attend, but Ghaveh heard
that it was a grand success, and | doubted it
not when | read on the programme such
names as the Misses Abercrombie, of this city.
and Misses Girardeau and McClsnahan, OF
Galveston. They cleared, however,
only about thirty dollars.---District court
is still in session Four murder cases
are set for this week. | lam told that on yes
ter1ay negro was sentenced to the peniten-
tiary for seven years for stealing u bale OF
cotton. His attorney moved for new trial,
but the court would not grant it, as sutli
cient cause had not appeared for doing SO.
When the court asked the negro, however,
if he had anything to say why he should not
receive his sentence according to law, the
negro replied Mt some length in speech OF
such burning eloquence that all were aston
ished Mt its conclusion. A new trial wa:
granted. President Smith, of the Norma
Institute, acco npanied by some twelve OF
fifteen of the students, left Friday mornins
for Houston TO visit the public schools anC
observe the practical workings Of the graded
school ystem.-Crops are looking fine
and we are having beautiful weather 70
farming. Dewberries are plentiful. The.
are being brought in every day by tn
bucketlul Plums are beginning to ripper
An everything seems to indicate that tn
fruit crop will be abundant.
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FORT WORTH.

Correspondence of the Herald,
FORT WORTH, My Il. lsS0.
A train of twelve cars Of mixed construc-
ton material arrived and started on to the
front to-day.-The Construction company,
having for the last few days worked their
hands leveling up, resumed active operations
LAYING iron to-day Mt the front. A long
fuaeral procession passing through the plaza
this morning, told that Mrs. Nancy Wright
has gone from our midst She lived in this
city twenty-five years, and was seventy nine
ynsrs old.-Thc hop at the
FL Paso last night was n
very pleasant and successful affair
f. NJ Snow, OF this city, has the honor of
making the first thimblc-skein wagon ever
made in this county. 1t was made at
Brdyille. in 1866, Of Bots dare wood, and
sold at S2l2 in gold, 1t was taken to New
Mexico and used maNy years. - The dyson
terry is prevailing through this neighborhood.
| There is now probably one hundred cases
1t is in n mild form, and no deaths are re-
ported. L. Il, Bower, OF
Dallas, is in town to.day,-The
sale of real estate for taxes still
continues at the courthouse door
County Treasurer's report to the County
Commissioners court for the quarter ending
MAY 10th; Received $4,000; pNid out So
OOO.--Four thousand pounds of wool caue
| in to-day.-Many wagons and teams on The
plaza and as many people as common on thu
ARE going eshing,-District court
amount Of fines imposed, $4,s6oi amount o
July fees, S35.-An officer from Hunts
Vile. en- route to Decatur for prison
ers. is in town to-day with al
abundant supply of handcutfs.-
Next Friday newspaper, "The Daily Voice,
will make lis debut in this city;a weekly wi
follow in about ten days called the "V oic
ofthe People. -. G. Powell, of kanss
CITY, Missouri, who has been IN this regio
some time uylngcsttle returns this evenin!
: The thermometer arose this afternoon I
,, ninety ave degrees in the shade'I :, NJ;
RatcSellor, who has been a dealer in co
h here for some time, and gained not9rle'
rs captain of the Pinatore, returns to Nilsson
ri this evening.
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WANAHACHlE.
Correspondence of the Herald

correspondence of the Herald.
WAxAHAcuIE, May 10, 1850,
The prospect for a good crop IN an hil ~
,,',nt,, was doubtless, never better thsn NJ
Svasent Some wheat has been plowed up
I'd cotton planted in its stead in some parts
So 40 county. vet this is not bad mica
H., os one acre in cotton is usually worm
t",n in wheat We expect fifteen thoussn1,
b " If cotton will be handled here next ials
oad winter Ifso, we shall have boom Oh
anu an" avn in the way of business. Inc ousi-
u us. o,tIooE here is certainly very tavoraoie,
ne nj those who wish to share Ih9
s anu now ripening would do we, wen
l"' watch the indications. wax
sSooh;e i easy of access from all parts OF lne
'sn ',,,,rv ~ all troublesome streams haSe
-. br;doed. Judge Ferris has rehteu
. s';' now bIick store-house the only Vaeahs
LIS nv Tho SQUARE, to Dallas man VINO WIN
oh T.o "harge Julv lst, next. He will deal III
L IN Tie Judge will make law ollcGs
va nF tbe second floor. H. G. Neal toIlhgrS
~ tho saddle and harness business mere, pu'
n,ho has been away several mohtns, nus on
t"rned and erected neat ROCK hoI I,o, vi,
Snllege street, Just north of sldaon no oo9.
Mr.. Harrison Parks new tWo,s'u.S ,n,
dance on Jefferson street Is aoous I'm
,,Iated .--Messrs. A. Trlplet anu v ",a.
pb;,l;ns are erecting pew houses on W a'e'
rect both will be two-story ouiiulnSs ,oIn
s'tv' colored population had Crane sS n
Nv on last Friday. The occasion was e'V,
n iS hv the school, yet all joinei ana m .Sc.e
h.c W t.nv such as would do justice TO those
r,.ar Skilled in making displays IRON VIZ III
oe.se' S;snlsved hv our colored people; wy
't hi p psp,Nsr Wiadh4m exodus gives then
Sn u.n,t p Iaaanvietv.-Two young gentlemen
pue t;O' tho name of Prindle arrived IN wax
shachie on Saturday last, ana .GI p.; ,WU sr
the county boarding house. oalu +, ." " forl
charged with persuad,ng pesihUn and BAL
EVERYONE time last fall, between nele a,n
las They used sixshooters as persu;a~,;, "a
Mr.. s. C. Mccormick has been rusI' ea Nom,
.araral DAYS at Ennis, his former , nOn;
"M;ss Emma Meredith is visiting ir'e ~
q, rnrs;cana.--Mrs. NJ. Nj. Dale ieaVeS W
aveninc for visit to Ennis:--Mlss ~;
WatsoS il visiting Miss Moore az En IN
An a r;gbt here am reminded that the w y
Of certain legal gentleman to Ennis . w u
Savs since looks rather ominous M.W;
Gi1zie Sweat is visiting friends AZ MN
nov -rhis finishes the list OF Visi. W.S
nrssen, save those noticed formerly osl Ie
.contem plate leaving soon on. heNo mar
bows. they'll be back bye-and- oye;. 90 pr,
is announced at Mrs. Thomps9ns w, So arr;,
.evening.---I would suggest tnat .ne ar
of certain Young gentlemen AZ ine la'o
at 1880 a. M, neatly dressed, Win vo s'.
mined ON their coats, speaks wen lor
future of Texas. See? WHAT SAY 'n' "
mammas?
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MATTERS BY MAIL.
.rws FROM OUR NEAR NElGHBoRs.
nall AT Coysicana- ricnics at Ca.
manchc. K6sse and waNahachie--
crop News From Various Points
Concert al Huntsville, Etc,
COMANCiAE.

CORES ,ondesee OF the Herald
CoMASCHE, May :, lss0
-Tbe late rain has given all the farmers
Milling faces and gave vegetation a start.
Wheat Wheat, II is thought by some, will make 10,
Gssen and 20 bushels per acre, Corn and
cotton are looking ine'---The picnic thurs
day was grana success; Everybody en-
owed themselves to the fullest extent Iht
crowning of the May Queen, Miss E'sle
Grace, BY Mr.. j. }. Switzer was a most
pleasing sight and one enjoyed by all
Speeches, songs, etc., took up the time
mil noon. and then feast was served up OF
all the good things imaginable.M-T
Comanche Chief has suspended publication
Hard times has killed it. The editors, Joe
and Bob Hill, contemplate moving tc
Dallas
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The Lamar Rifles serensded Mr.. Henry
Er.ington last night at his residence. corner
of patterson's avenue and Sycamore street.
Mr.. f. was married on Tuesday night last to
Miss Flora katell. The Colvltle oanu, OF
Galveston, furnished the music for the sere-
made. The serenading party we're treated to
a magnificent collation..
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Detroit May 1l.-At Manistee Day
Nicholas Bailey and wife were exam
med before Justices court on "a
charge of keeping house OF III
fanos The examination was attended
hv so-,v ladies, prompted by desire to en-
oS,, 20. the unfortunate girls who were in
r $50 Of the den. The ladies before tn,
evening and Mt the close of court praye'
and sang gospel hymns
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IIOSSE.
rorrosnondence Of the Herald.

correspondence Of the Herald.
KossE, May 10, 1880
Crop prospects are better in this vicinity
chan for several years. Farmers are up with
work generally.-The oat crop Will pe eA'
trsordinarily large. and will be great bless
inc to farmers, as feed corn is very sGaree.-L
Pienicing is the order of the day, Last Week
the Blue Ridge Sabbath-schooI, mad plchic
st suInhnr Springs near here. Tomorrow,
tha Kasse Sabbath-school have picnic, ana
on ,Inne LIST the Kosse Light Guards WIN
rive grand military picnic AT falrvi ie'.
Snrings' two and oue-haf miles s2uth-wes,
rom Kosse. The company from Bremona
will participate also, and there R Wi, o ot
handsome prize for the best, shooting AZ a
abnIls.eye.h one hundred and seven yar9s,
CAPTAIN J. w. Dillon is Determined 10 ni @nr
this the ,.boss picnic" of the sea:on'-oa: "
.ci , fathers" have gone to work in earnest 10
tbe wav of public improvements Tor our our. NIUE ",
town. They have bought cemetery .N; LIZ n'
ont a contract to have several pupiic me ~
1ua and ordered the Marshal to have al
o;dewaIlss. streets and alleys put IN apple,
nia order.'-There will be Greehp ,o',
psner published here on and alter lne l "a
instant, by the proprietor OF the Nose Nose ~ y.
i There are few, very few GreennacSe Re,
a, .h;o Community. our citizens being neari
MI Simon-pure Democrats, ana uec'ueuos ,
favor of the OLD Alcslie tor oo'eri'' 's"''
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LII. Phillips, matchmaker and tewelcr
located Mt Stephens bookstore, No. 5lSS
Main street, will do repairing at reduced
prices.
Birmingham & FELTON, are manutsctu T,
inc hominy, grits and graham flour. Mill
No. 226 Patterson avenue.
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C0RSICANA.
correspondence of the Herald

correspondence of the Herald.
CoRsIcASA. May 10, lssO.
The churches were very well attended yes
+erday-No sickness in the city, and the
s,nit,ry condition was never better The
NJ De sit around and play chess for want OF
sorrethinp worse to DOH. G. Roberts,
the census taker for this section, says % Is
mighty poor pay when man IS called mar
rascal, impairment scoundrel, etc. on an
average of twenty times a day. Simply , ne
cause he inquiries lady's age me
ball Tomorrow Tuesday night AT Tue
Molloy house promises to be pleasant al
fair--The south-bound train, due mere
Sunday night was abandoned at Dallas on
account of a bridge disaster at Ferris, and only
arriyed this evening Lew Wallace, the
only original, arrived in town to-day from
Tasdvilie. He struck q bonanza there out
didn't strike it large enough.-The Honor
orshle William S. Hadley LETT on the up
rain for Denison where he will remain a
abort time for his health.--The Grad jury
ara in session and have been busy examining
witnesses. Corsicana Cornet band
will give grand fancy dress pan AZ ,Ie
Opera-house next week., Bohhel' W;
II pits. j, o. Stanage of st. LOUIS, ana
Judge Pendergast, of Fairfield are registered
at the Molloy house. u,,u ,s0
Temperature 90 in the shade and every
hodv looking for shsde.-The calico bal
y, oo bo niven at the Molloy house tonight wa
i tO postponed on account of the i'm
mncnn;osity of the general young men OF
Observation-Disclosures is sober an(
hsa new hat, and Jake Collins
is a going to get shaved-tsO things that don
n Is sU" nftsn the same dav--E. T. Marsalis
Dallas and NJ, D. j. Wilson are registered
the Molloy house.
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s,a,y school Celebration,

New York, May 1.-THE American Sun
day School union coIebFatedit' tifty-siz'h an
riysrsary in Broadway Tabernacle this even
inc The occasion called together large
and widely representative audience, in I.,
ior not only prominent citizens put cl.I .,.as
from other cities. The officer presiding was
VT v.lovernor James Pollock, OF Philadelphia
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=, Charge of the Jetties.

Washington, May ll.-oaP:ain W.
II Heur of the Corps of En-
cheers, is assigned to duty connected with
thejetties at South Pass in the sn M an
liver with which the late Osp'aih NJ w.
ttrnu,n WAS charged.
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What is supposed to be ane specimen pee, hsiD 9,
coM mus ,,;J; iI from the town of Montague.
dug SIX .n ~ss struck seveaty feet below the
Inc ys' surface and if it proves to be genuine
S coal and not Ignite it will IN INC s"' P''''
q bonanza
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KANSAS CRY, May II, Wheat - No
for May, 95A, .,.a -,x
NEW ORLEANS.

rice cav; ordinary to choice, i't9 2. .,..
Hir6t, at az 30 premium; Sterling BANK, le''ai
Cqnsols' mi. sn5oertiue, 3: -louble, 5o9i ;O
trsbl. 7jdi. higher grades 5sgEs
pork in good demand, IL l3@t9 ..s,.
Lard steady; by the ucrce, "a 2 Eeg, -.
Drysalt meats scarce but firm; thouiurrs,
l,,sS ~: parked, I 30; clear ribs, o'a'
nioar .idns ~, Bacon dull; shoulders,
is,,@S; clear rib ~; clear.sid' y. -,
Hams scarce but frm; choice sugar cured
canvassed, sstdlt!a.
Whi KEY steady, O1dl 10; .t..,,
Coare dull cargoes ordinary to prime
$50 suS ar demand fair and firm; common to good
common. Gi, a6Js; fair to fully fair, Ih@TSi
,',i,nn 70 choice, =, asa; yellow clarified ~
Mnlasses dull and nominal; common, y'955
fair a3l;cen trifugal, 3U@ iOci prime TO chOice
i0S52c en- rotrrs
ST. Lorl., May II = Flour dnll Wb lIgSSy
s,e adv at o. PORK quiet but Arm, 10 q
TorJ easier 81. Bulkmeats iirmer should
ars 4 Nj; c ear ribs, %; clear sizes, ~
Bacon steady; shoulders, IA clear IDS "
ciS Wh sa onened lower but deelined No, re
fail. i ii Atal24; No. 3 do, 06bid'
, Corn quiet but firm, 35a9'S.
Oats higher, SlA
sr LOUIS, May ll.-IIogs quiet but not quo,
.bir lower; Workers, 2O@t 25; Bacon, !
az ,ai,, heavy shipping, 3o@iO; rough mixed,
yeSi 90, receipts, 800; shipments, 100
Cattle inactive and lover choice 70 , IAN
shinning steers, 4 65675; fair to good, 3,D6
r SahPf to medium, 5 s5l4 %; cows and heller
S5aS 40; stockers and feeders 3 COCA W;
ceipts, 800; shipments, 200, -
l.. Sheen scarce but firm; fair to fancy woole
e no, clipped, so al IS; receipts, 9oO; shipmen
, $50.
j. CHICAGO.
Il c,,c,ao NAV II - The Drovers' Jourr
u ~, ca,tls receipts at $500; shipments 4 %
G market lower; shipping, le@S; butcher
.. n,aaJy 80 al OO stockers, 9OG3 10; feede
" s' sSesi 90; corn-ied CclSradoes, logS,
,e sheep rece en,nn,on lambs, 50 each; choi
Te lh a., 10 per cent. of sheep clipped, Oog5
wooled,5 5o96 IS per cent
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building PernIils.

The City Engineer issued permit yester'
day to DIR. J. G. Morton for the erection OF
u one.story frame dwelling on Sycamore
near Leonard street.
Permit issued to Sam Klein for the cree
ton of a one-story frame dwelling at the
corner Of Young and Ervsy streets.
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Roy Killed.

Milwaukee, May ll.-Jimmy boi,er
.,aa II years, was instantly decapiated BY
an elevator in the Martin block tins an morn nf
an ing He put his head through the door Oh
ing ing Elevator and was caught by the PLATFORM
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CAyrsroY, May II. : Keceipts net, ~
gross, 80; eNpor TO Great Britain, -;
France, -; channel, =; continent, - -
c6nstwi.e. 81; stock, %, illi sales Shs bales;
market closed nominal
Ordinary commune, '''''''''. ''''''''''''
Good ordinary .,,,..''''' ''''''''' ms.
Low mlddlips .,,.'.''''''''''''' ''''''' II
Mdlliug ''''''''''''' ~
Good m!ddling ....,....'.''..' IA
| KANSAS CITY.
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Dali. !
l.
RECORD
When, with enlarged forms, better facilities,
greater experience and the assistance of
competent writers, he will
ECLIPSE ALL PREVIOUS
SUCCESSES.

In this branch of the journalistic ield-not
excepting the Theatrical Programmes of
the larger cities.
The DAILY DRAMATIC RECORD, as its
name indicates, will be published every
day Sundays excepted) during the Dram
attic Season of 1800-1801, beginning about
September LIST.
1t will, as heretofore, champion the cause
of Legitimate Drama; will remain
staunch friend to Music and Literature
and will essay to discuss the Living Issues
of the Day. Nor will the
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

j. & A. Frey's Cigars are the best in
Trenton. 1-tf
Ask your grocer for Priests cakes, pies
and tea-biscuit. IT
For Hammocks, go to A. w. Lees, IA
North Greene street. 1-3
Go to Priests, No 116 South Greene
Street, for pure ice cream. IT
New Neckwear opened to-day at A. w.
Lees, IA North Greene street. 1-3
Silk Umbrellas from So to SIS at A. w.
Lees, IA North Greene street. 1-3
For fine Dress Shirts, white or colored, go
to A. w. Lees, IA North Greene street. 1-3
Leave your orders at Priests and have
your cakes and pies delivered at your
door. IT
Pure medicines only, at W. If. MickePs
drug and prescription store, No. 81 Spring
street. Ga
Parties and Weddings supplied with
cakes, cream, ETC., at short notice, by Priest,
116 South Greene Street. IT
Gents Linen Collars and Cuffs, new
styles, received this week, at A. w. Lees,
IA North Greene street. 1-3
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humble, as well as the rich and ex-
allied and that Christians should en-
deavor to mould themselves after the
character of Christ. And as we lis
tened to his pious conversation, or
watched his serene and placid coun-
tenance as his lips moved in devout
and fervid prayer to the Most High.
we would often reflect upon our own
miserable state Of sin and misery. and
fervently wish that we might become
as holy as our sanctifed instructor
But somehow or other the devil pre-
vented our getting his religion, and
the deacon has firmly resolved that
we shall not have his ice cream. It's
hard-but then we would like to have
the ice cream.
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Ale and Lager Beer.
PURE WINES! PURE WHISTLES +!
PURE BRANDIESt

Having enlarged and improved my bust
ness by the erection of an additional bnild-
Gibson, Overholt and Guckenheimer Rye
Whiskies, Scotch, Irish and Apple Whis-
kes, Ginger, Blackberry and French Bran
dies, French and American Champagnes,
Port, Sherry, and other Wines and Liquors
Apple Whiskey from one to ten years old
A fine article of eleyen-year old Wild
Cherry Brandy, which cannot be duplicated
Ale, Porter, and Lager Beer on draught
Orders filled for hotels and private families,
and delivered in any part Of the city. Small
quantities at wholesale prices specially.
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Arrangements are in progress for
large camp meeting in Bucks coun-
ty, to commence Sunday, September
9Th. Excursion trains will be run on
the Pennsylvania Railroad from Phil
adelphia and Bristol to the camp
ground.
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About four o'clock yesterday morn
ing, the proprietor of the American
House was robbed of SIS in money
and considerable silverware and other
valuables. William Crusen was ar
rested on suspicion Of being concern
ed in the robbery. A hearing was
had in the evening, and the accused
remanded until this morning.
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The next session of the Court of
Special Sessions will be held on Fri
day, September 10th.
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AN EXCLUSIVE CATERER.

William E. Gilbert, caterer and ice
cream dealer, at No. 10 West State
street, has on several occasions insult
ed colored people who have gone into
his ice cream parlor. He will serve
nothing to colored people unless they
eat 1T at the counter. Mount Zion
Church and several colored societies
and lodges, when they have public
entertainments, purchase their ice
cream from this man, and we pre-
sumo that he will continue to insult
them as long as they show their ap-
probation of it in this manner.
AT THE GRAND ARMY ENCAMPMENT.
In relation to the following letter,
justice requires us to make this state
ment: Mr.. John J. Ford is promi-
nent Republican politician, friend of
HE SENTINEL, and, we have always be-
leved, friend of the colored people.
We have never even heard suspi-
clon that he had the least color pre-
JUDGE before, and we have personal
knowledge that he makes no color re-
striction in his own hotel. Were it
not from the fact that this communi-
cation reaches us at such late hour,
it would have been submitted to Mr.
Ford, and we could then have spoken
authoritatively on the subject
To THE EDrroR OF The SENTINEL
On Friday, the Goth instant, I walked
into the dining pavilion at Bona
parties Park, and ordered dinner from
one of the walters He left me, and
in short time another one came to
me and stated that I could not be
served, as he had strict orders to wait
on no colored people. Since then a
waiter employed there, named Capple,
residing at No. 173 West Hanover
street, has informed me that he re-
ceived strict orders from Mr.. John
Ford to wait upon no colored people,
and that numbers of them were refused
prior to my entering the pavilion.
JOHN SERUBY,
No. 80 Fowler street.
Trenton, N. j., Aug. %, 1880.
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,dvertisements on the first page % per cent
4,ance of above rates.
snecial notices, Immediately following reading
a,otter % per cent advance.
pnsiness notices, loaded, on local page, 10 cents
-. line for the first insertion, and cents per line
r. each subsequent insertion.
ualf yearly and yearly advertisers have the
..r;leoe of renewing their advertisements quar-
,erly without extra charge.
Rusiness cards, not exceeding six lines, $500
reqT
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The attempt to re-organize the
Trenton Base Ball Club has been
given up.
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III treatment of Ladies at Long Branci-A
wealthy Manufacturers Family Insulted-
SIR. Brandt's Discrimination to Try SEX
TRY One-Wm. T.. GiIbert's Treatment of
coIored CustOmers-C0lored People Asked
n starve at the Grand Encampment-The
sentinel Mans Experience and What He
Can't Get.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1880-08-28
RESUME PUBLICATION

of THE RECORD upon the opening of the
Dramatic Season of 188O-1991, under
title of the
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1880-08-28

The managers of Morrisville Grove
will next season expend $1,000 in the
improvement of the property.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1880-08-28

POLICE COURT THIS MoRNINe-Before
Justice Mickel.-The further examina-
ton of William Crusen, charged with
completely in the American House
burglary, was proceeded with. No
new facts were adduced, and the pris-
oner was remanded until this evening.