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U1HEY ARE OFFERING
i One hundred and any dozen
KID GLOVES
KID GLOvn

KID GLovn
OF the very best make al Holiday Prices.
Trefousss and Delorme Kid Gloves, in
sll shades and siHes-two, three. four and
six buttons.
The Giants de Suede Kid Glove, or un-
dressed kid, In three buttons, made by
the Trefousse Company. ALI hid gloves
sold In this house are made by the above
named Company, whose goods are the
acknowledged standard OF excellence.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-20
BLAN KETS.

Msssrs. W. NJ. Kennard q Co., have n
large stock OF Blankets and are Offering
them at lower prices than they can buy
them 10 day. novA-e01,
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CHRISTMAS GooDs.- The Philadel-
phia dailies are filed with the'advertise-
ments Of her merchants inviting Gus
toners to their holiday goods. Will
miugton merchants should look to their
interests in this way, and not let their
trade be drawn away by the energy and
enterprise of our great sister city The
GAZETTE offers an excellent medium
through which TO reach the masses will
their reduced rates and inviting christ
mas and New Years. stocks.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-20

NICE SILK POCKET HANDKER-
CHIEFS, at @ cents.
At ~. 75 cents; el, tl.25, ei.50, o. and $3.50,
A full line OF plain and hemstitched
Gentlsmen's Handksrchisfs In fancy
boxes,
Gentiemen's Hemstitohsd fancy bor-
der handk erchiefs.
A Gentlemen's woven border, all linen
Handkerchiefs for 20 cents.
A nrst-olass Lady's all linen hem
excet dinghy nne lady's hahdk erohief at
35 and 81 cents.
A large line Of Ladies' fancy oolorod
bordered all linen handkerchief. from
l21z to 80 cents.
Children's Handkerchief. all linen. at
8, Q, and l216 cents.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-20

Q1 60 for large load of Kindllng
01.oU Wood. Orders can be left az
Gray . Bros, Second and King streets; at
Townsend's, sixth and Tatnall streets !;
John 3. Miller's, Rising Sun, or at IL Q
factory, corner Union streets and Gilpin
avenue.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-20

NJ Office TO REAL ESTATE OWN
IN kKS.-Those who sell or transfer
Teal Estate, and do not wish TO pay the
taxes of 1881 VIII oblige the undersigned
by leaving notice thereof at our Office,
that we may assess II to the proper own
ers. EDMUND PROVOST,
DENNIS KANE.
ONCE No. 10 +. sixth street, between
Market and X ing. Hours 5 IA. m. To IL III :,
2 to and to 5 p. m. dec2-2w.
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NJ Office is hereby given that the un-
IN dersigned will apply to the General
Assembly of the State Of Delaware at It's
next session for an Act Of Divorce dvin-
cttto ndtrtnloHt from her husband, David
l., Virtue, MARY A VIRTUE,
dec2- eodl lmoA
The daily gazette., 1880-12-20

VNHE WATTS TELEPHONE.-Thew won
Il ders of a simple instrument that will
yet make noise in the world. Business
men wanting their offices connected with
remote parts CT their works Will do well
to call on M. +. Hayden, corner Sixth
and Shipley streets, who has the agency
for the State of Delaware. Where a line
is now in operation for trial he refers for
WORK done. References: Geo. W. Bush q
Son The Harlan & Hollingsworth Co.
Bros, and others, decl-d1mo.
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PUBLIC SALES.
n RUsTEE's SALE
RE AL ESTATE.

BY virtue OF an order OF the Court of
Chancery, OF the State of Delaware, In
and for New Castle County, made at the
september Term, A. D., lSSU, OF said
Court, Will be exposed 10 Public Vendue,
AT the Auction Rooms OF l.. W. StidhRIn Il
Son, III East Fourth street. Wilmington.
Delaware, on
SATURDAY, the Eighth Day of January
A. D., 1881, al two O'Clock, p. IN.
The following described Real Estate, to
VIII: All those two pieces or parcels of
land situated In the city oil Wilmington
Delaware, bounded and described as fol-
low, TO wit: No. ], beginning at the Inter
street, with the sOutherly side OF Third
street; thence southIy by said side OF
Tatnall street 10 feet 40 IA corner, thence
westerly parallel with Third street II feet
TO line OF Lot No. q hereinafter
described; thence nOrtherly parallel with
Tatnall street 70 II. to the southsrly side
OF Third street aforesaid, aud thence
thereby easterly II feet 10 the place OF
beginning.
No. 2, beginning at a point on the
81 utterly side OF Third street at the dis
tance OF seventy one feet westerly from
the westerly side of Tatnall street, being
corner of Lot No. l, above described
thence southerly parallel with Tatnall
street one hundred feet to corner
thence westerly parallel with Third sire eli
twenty zone feet 10 "A corner; thence north
| thirty-six degrees east, one hundred feet
and one inch to the southerly SIDE oi
Third street aforesaid, and thence there
| by easterly fourteen feet to the place o
beginning.
Attendance will be given and term,
made known at the time and place afore.
said, by
BENJAMIN NIELDS,
Trustee, or by his Attorney.
Attest: ]. NJ. HoUsMAN, Reg. c. O.
| decl6-eodts
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xsD sxIFinSRE iziLScsS.
sovHMHER srn. 1850.


Trains willieave Wilmington .sfolr w.,
Philadelphia and intermediate Stations,
100. $40. l0.sO o. m; 2sO, 400. 100 100
D. m.
PIIiiadelphia tlcx preas) s.sO, s.oo, 80
l0.02 a. m.l2.l5, 209, e.6S p. m
Ph1la. and New York 2.2S, S,6.30.T.O 90 100, y.
a., 1888, I2.4a, Bl7 D. m.
baltimore and intermediate station
S.S5 a, m. 500 p. m.
Baltimore and Bay line, T.O8 D. m.
Baltimore and Washington, I2h, a
Ais 7b5, ,s.36. .. M; i266. l.Ol, 4.5l, 7.s, D. m
Trains for Delaware Division, Ionvs ia
New Castle 500. $50. q. mt l.ob sou ss
o. m.
Harrington and Intermediate stations
$50 a. m. Loo, 6.38 p. Ia.
Delmar and Intermediate Stations, 80
ni.: LOS y. m.
surDAY TRAINS.
PhiladelpbiA and intermediate stations
g. ~ q. m. 300, 6.3D, $50 y, m.
Php-delphis and New York .22s q. m GIT
p. m.
baltimore and Washington. I2bl. 2.os
Ais. 7.5j, q. m.
For iurther information passengers are
referred TO the time tables posted at tn
depot. II. n. RENNEY.
Inf auaas,a
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Is SOMETHING

uERE Is SOMETHING
For Buyers
TO THINK ABOUT,
tisan opportunity seldom na ons''u ~
a IN, nave reIuoed large lineo
VERY NICE DREss eoops ,,.,
to Is and 20 cents q yard. 10 im.Ss oISs'
the wants OF the Holiday if"1'
The daily gazette., 1880-12-20

Are offering unprecedented
attractions for holiday presents
The house has this y, ar made
special effort 70 secure q oiaes
OF goods particularly adapted
TO the needs and pleasures OF
the holiday season. and tH now
disposlng OF them ~ prices
blest. a. well ~ the most pie
thoric purse.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-20
decIs-te
dec.ll-te.
ELECTIoN NOTICE.

TNLELIION NUIIOE.
Ia FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
MILMtRGToN, DEL. Dec. llth, 1880.
Notice - hereby given that the Annual
Meeting Of the stockholders of this Bank
will be held al the Banking House, on
Tuesday. the llth day OF January 1881, he
tween the hours OF and y IN. for the
purpose OF electing nine stock holders To
serve Hs Directors tne ensuing year.
GEO. ID. ARMS IKONG.
dec lite Cashier,
The daily gazette., 1880-12-20
IN SILK HANDKERcHIEFs

The firm have surpassed all former Of
forts. The stock now On hand IL aim ply
immense and the styles and varlsty are
10 diversified that ali tastes cannot fail to
be gratined. Persons in search 81 ele-
CANT holiday presents will do well TO ox-
anime this
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF PRETTY
THINGS.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-20

~ OTICE.-A meeting OF the Delaware Q
IN State Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pany VIII DO htld at the office ul the
Company, No. 5l5 Market street, Will
mingUou, Lelaware. on Thursday, Dec.
23, IsoO, at 2 o'clock p. I'D :, TO elect "A Board
OF Dlrec ors Of the said company In pur-
suAnce Of the provisions of It's charter.
GEO. W. BRIGHT,
secretary, pro tenn.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-20

pIBBoNs.
RIBBONS, RIBBONS,
RIBBONS RIBBONS,
i RIBBONS, Ribbons.
N RIBBONS, Ribbons.
In All Shades and styles.
In All Shades and Styles.
In All shades and Styles.
In Ali Shades and Styles.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-20

WE are indebted to Hon. 1hos. F.
Bayard for copy of the "Congres
sional Directory" for 1880.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-20
AOTlCEs.

NOTICE.
N UNION NATIONAL BANK OF
WILnINGTos, Dec. ~, 1881
The annual election for nipe directors
Will be held at the ban king house, on
Tuesday. January H.. 1881, between the
hours OF 2 and 4 O'Clock In the aftor-
noon. JOHN PEOPLES,
eclO-2tawtjanll. Cashier.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-20

Ladies rir-top Gloves. neeoe-lined, in
great variety. They maze very nand-
some and acceptable Christmas pressnts.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-20

beautiful
~ CHRISTMAS PREsENTs
In the shape OF Velvet and Asmln'Si
MATS AND RUGS, q,
which are going of at very rsasOnA''
prices.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-20

NOTICE.-Nolice is hereby given that
IN l will apply to the next General
Assembly of the state of Delaware for a
divorce from my husband, Frank Pierce.
in the ty OF Wilmington, in tho State OF
Delaware. LYDIA PIERCE,
Wilmington, Del, Nov. Both, 1880.
decl- 2tAw mos
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OBJECTION NOTICE.
IA NATIONAL BANK uF WILMISG- /
TON AND BRAEDYwIHE.

WILMINNIVNI DUE, DVU' IT. IooV'
Stockholders arc hereby notified that
an election for nine directors will be held
at the bInkiag house ON TUESDAY, the
nth day Of January next, between the
hours o, and O'Clock p. IN.
q. W. SPARKS.
decla-la. lMAnler.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-20

TTsEFUL PRESENTS.
BLANKETS,
WHITE sPRRADs'
WIS, nra
BALMoRAL sKlhi0'
COATS,
DOLMANS.
CARPETS
The daily gazette., 1880-12-20

NOTICE is hereby given that shall
IN app y to the GENERAL Assembly of
this State, at its session in January. 1881 ,
for an absolute divorce from my wiie,
Mary Pugh, W. Ii, PUGH.
Wilmington, Del, Nov. 80, 1880.
decl-wNslIn
The daily gazette., 1880-12-20
DIVORCE NOTICES.

NOTICE.-Notice Is hereby given that /
IN shall apply to the General Assem-
bly, of the State of Delaware, at the next
January session, for n divorce from my
vile, Laura Os. ood Harknets
JOHN q. HARK NESS.
Wilmington, Del, Dec. 10. 1880.
decl6-2taw I'm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-16
Sie &us,eIrnna beilbar.

Gin alter, f& pom Der yrariS 3uridsacssnsT
ar3t .mpfns BON sinsm pRinbii&fn Riiiunar
has Rssspt sinss sirfaSsn Sssstatilii&sn Wittsla
fir bic ~iofortis. aab srinbli&s Stilans bon
susjsbruus, gufrSbrsnfranfbsit Grtaltans,
Gnsbriaislsit, pals. unb ennssnabsl sbsnfo
III ss cine i&srs Ssiluns nrSSisr S&pa@s ant
bamit sufammsnbansenbsr llsbsI. Ha&Ssm or
tisIes Ssilmittsl in tauitnt 8afsn bspabrt fanS,
rsGnst CT ss f& sur gii&t hafrlbs benz publi'
FUN 3usansli@ gu MAIDEN unS aus sisism BE-
tpsssrunbf ibsrlenSft CT ss nit ssuIi$sr OSsr
snsliI8n Gsbrau&sanreiiuns an ir8sns cine
gbrsfs. Sci anfrussn Isss man cine ppfmarfs
BET unb srpabns tisis 3situns. @Srsfs Ok. 6.
Rpis, 154 gcprs 8lpd, RO6dfsr q. q.
q l. a. D.-6 @Rt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-16
pie 6ieftsen Gaass6fatter bra4ssn
Isste @o5e pieber has idmusisiie Ssus
in Der sdsIbafteitsn @eiie breitsstreten.
2luCere 6eioeu T5ertreter pom 81

2iu(ere 6ei6en Yertreter BON Ou'
buque So. Ssrrn Snisbt unb O'Srisn
sei1nen fi5 in ber 2esisIatur iebr gut aus.
O'Brien trat bur9 etn Nmenbement gum
9sisse, bas perfist, baB &inber unter IA
sSabren in ben Staatspaiienanitalten erso'
gen psrSsn iolen, unb ni9t in COUNTY ars
msnanitaIten, fir bic 9spiGensfreiseit elm
unb &nisbt usrtbeioiste ben antras auf
meiifsrbafte Nrt. Oabei srbielt Palmer,
Der bic SatboIiteu unsriff. cine fur6tbare
unb poblusrbisnts 9siBsIuns. 9suanbt
trat &nisbt sesen ben Gntras auf S4ul'
3wane, Der aud poriebt aru,en &inberu
SduIbidsr unb Sleioer gu Iiefern auf.
Nur bate CT bic o M m | # d Zen:
benz Der Sa5e better bsrporbebsn unb
bate ss ben &spubIifansrn fret iibsrs
lailsn f6nnsu, has Staatsi9ulipitem als
bas ibre gu reelamiren, benn bus III es 10
ME 10. Sur punbern mir uns, baB 5err
&uisbt fb gum Satbeioiser bes vsottlo'
fen" Staatsi&uIipffems ~aufmirft. Wir
batten in Der art SeNeres bon Tim erpars
tet. llsb,isens bat 9err Snisbt 70 feline
Maden, bic fid ). .. In Der Bsibsrfimm'
redtsfrage sebeist baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-16
25ermont. Sd fSnute mid nidt i@la:

25ermont. Sd f6nnte mid nidt i@la;
fen Isseu, idreibt Ssrr 6. 80. 9empel
aus Springfield, @t., psnn Id ntdt bic
@spiBbeit bate, fir uuuorberseiebsne Sale
einsn Sorratb BON Or. ausuf S6nis's
6umburser Erppfen i'm 9auie su babsn.
Sd mO9te baser aaen ratben, tets feit an
ben hamburger Gropfsn 3u baIten, bieiel'
ben 'baben ii9 bepdbrt uno erfiaer, mas ie
usrIprs3sn. Nur ddt nit Der 9tumsns;
unteridrift bsr Ssrrsn U. Soss!sr u. SO.
psrisben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-16
2Senn 2sutfon iellg wiebsr tame, mfrs

be er fiber feline Rutursei5i9te umarbfis
ten. ba sr bel Der @attuns Eq. Asinus
cine Irt iiberieben bat. Den Asinus Con-
stabuIarius (GoniiabIsr: @ieD. 9ieis 9rt
untsri9sibet fi9 nur babur9 pom ben ans
bern @ieI, baB fe bic einaelnen EbeiIe bss
Ropfss iebr entuidsIt bat. Sin Yradts
sremplar In gsusuuS ssi9nst ii9 benn au9
burd fur9tbar sroBh RauI, bur9 sinsn
prd9tisen bobIen S9dbsl unb bur9 Elm
ertra Paar Sbren aus. 9ieieIbsn finb
berart, baB fid bieier Asinus Constabula.
RUS auf Elm OBJ lsst unb ii9 NIT Dem ans
bern poltommen sebsdt. gissntbimIi5
1T bsmleIbsn, baB er cine Brias trdst, nur
ale 8 obsr IA Gage i@reit unb i'm bann
bic san3e 9esenb ausIadt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-16
Si6feptorr.si.M pf - Qsbt

Si6tenpur,el.0 ef. - 2sttsn 8tnter
battle i'd Elm idlimmes 9aIsIeiben. SD
fonnte nu NIT Diibe i9ludsu unb ipre@en
unb ba mir Jules, mas i'd in 6teiem Sale
anpenbete, nidts buIf. 10 ssbraadte i'd
u. Sellers StStsnpurseI:O Del gum @inrei
ben. Sd smpfanb iofort 2~inOeruns uno
par polfaubis pom msinem 9eiOsn befreit,
nadbsm i'd beiastes Osl 5 Gage an9swen:
bet bate. Srancis Darrsr, l3l Gbard
Ctr, Ranopunt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-16

pie sroBsn neuen gln3eisen unb bic See
Observation-Disclosures babsn uniern Raum
fur neutrality-suspicious. auf elm Wini'
mum beIdrdtt. 8ir werben bic Sa5e
mad SHern wieber aussIsi9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-16
Der 6o6w'ae 2si(6of SeuneGep 1T

einSelaben porben, auf ct. Batrtds Gag in
Der 8ir6e gum s. Ramsn tn Gbtcaso cine
8orIsiuns gu baIten. 9erielbe bat Der
ginIabuns entiproSen. Sn ct. Patrid
babier pirb 8eu. Yopsrs an iensm absnb
sbsnfuus. cine 9orIeiuns baItsn. 9as
Iobsn MI uns, baB bic SrIdnbsr in Der
Saiteuseit unb untsr ben beurissn llmidns
ben ibren Gus5us a~ufseseben babsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-16
4 genten u,

bic nod @elbsr pom uns an Sanb baben,
iin6 sebsten, bisielben ein3uienbsn, ba mir
in Babe allen nod r~ifitdnbisen abonnsns
ten &sdnunsen suienben werbsn unb mir
ni9t germ 2sutsa cine Bill ididsH, bic i5on
ibrsn Bstras sntridtet baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-16

2aaGa6n(etts. Dus ct. SatOb's
Del 1T isbr gut sesen &beumatismus,
i6reitt Ssrr Sobn 9elbia aus 9reenislo,
Waf.-Sa babe ss ieIbit sebrau9t. Sd
tOnnte taum msbr sebeu, putbe ietod
bnrb ben @ebrau6 elmer e~insissn Ulai&e
ct. Satob's Del total wieber bsrgsitslt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-16

Cine 2sers6au gompasnie, Ssrsn
SbeiIbaber Damen fnb, e~riiiirt bier in
Dubuque. Die Damsn inb bOffuuusss
uoI, ba fe etuas MineraI ~sefunbsn babsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-16

6ES- SebsrSsit unit ausnabme SOnn'
tass) iub @aeen gum Witfabren Bel Ses
srdbniFen fir $500 gu babsu i'm 2eibitau
BEL @ibbs & 6 o., 4. Strabs, swii9sn
Wain unb 2ocuiffrase.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-16

Oas Geri@t, buB 5srr o. gsdsr iein
@sf9dft ~ieber pon gbicasO mad Dubuque
uerIsse, bsrubt uuf l~lnwabrbsit. Ssrr
8edsr bat Ri9ts Der slei6en i'm CHM.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-16

afs 2'oGmeifter Der nsusn POitdmter
Bernard unb Waibinston Drills, bic an
Der i~9maIipurissn Bellevue > Cascade gi'
isnbubu erri5tet wurbsn, finb resp. g..
Surts unb $. Dott ernannt worbsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-16
Am Ssreitaa f,lb brannte ,u 9atiuers.

Nm Jreitag flhb brannte gu Yailners.
pile has 9sbduoe bes Serrn s. SrantIiu
ab. 9asieIbe purbe gum aufbsben non
Sarmserdtbi9aften uno aIs SruGtbaus
benutt. Der 9srIuft bstrdst stpa $500,
ba ni@ts usri9elt war unb aud ni5ts &c
rettst purbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-16
Ar6ttcct.

Jrsb. Seer, grditset unb Superintens
bent. SduIen unb 6ir9sn eine SpeaiaIi'
tat. Ode tier unb Soma Strabe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-16
Sntes Sparbin9bams init
@irtbf6a

5err Sptn gaarJS. Der btabF6tist BON ti.r fort ,u sttbtn
rftrtrt te sarge Sinri6tuna feinss cut nnSslirisn Bear
htusbdufss, has uutsr ben Ramtn Cascade Sdus" BE-
tdnut In uub an 9peuffrast an f6t 1. u. 2. Gtrast liset.
10 ME bic Gtnri6tur isin.r Utrtbftaft utbh gstrdutsu u.
T. NJ. ;u r~erfapfsn. Tas Saus rat cine cute Suneff aft,
unb Ia sur6 ftint sprtpeltufr Page ppbIbstinrt. Der
Sdufsr Tam tintn lanstn Nistte0atraet trt alien bic
BE Rsntt 1T ttQia. Bel bee SauGs fue Staauretu fur "a
9sams. eiebbabsr mSatR I'm Geseaes SRrs fsltf rsrfprss
den aah GinfSt ntbmtn. ba
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Der 2Sa6r6eit Die G6re.-Sr. @sors

3idarbs In Brootspiae, Pa., tbsiIt uns
NIT: Sd mar lesten Winter Don einsm
idwsrsn 5uffsn sepIast. 90 ssbrau9ts
i'd . r. au 9 z R6nis's 8 a burs
ger 8ruittbee unb fibIte mid nad
benz @sbrau9s gang ssiunb.
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Staot + Ameeefno.

90 Entered at the post-offce at Dubuque,
iowa, and admitted for transmission through
the mail at second-class rates.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-16

Gin S6ornfein6ranb In 9ffiner'S
5aus. Ode Der 0aibinston unb IL. Ctr,
maj llriade zines Seueralars am Gam tag.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-16
Neue Qnsetgen.

6efn 6 t!
ss q SttnEi$ gauItn aus Ssmi$ s,bastts' Ssrltss
mar frubtr In 2att einetn, 5sasbieu Go YltGieau.
9ldbtrt Nusiunit rittt man an bic &sba elton Der 9atettt.
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III. PuStet 4 Co.,
New York City 4 Cincinnati, o.,
L. III. 1922, 2O4 Vine Sr.

gs finsen unb tltnsen bic Weaen
Des Qobss pou 9tab uub Sern
Der Sarie6'IdsnY rI It's aramencn,
-Wtan bat is ibsrau germ!
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y}o. 3. - @SG.ntli9e Sriefife.
G6ieago Narftberi&t.

gbieaso Narftbsri&t.
(psr SsIssrapbJ IS. @Gri 1850.
Dsi3en.-No.2 2, $l.2Sf.
WeH9torn.-364 Cts.
9afer-3l4 gts.
Dutter-l8 bis 80 gtS.
gter-l2t Bis lsgts.
WbtSty--$l.O6.
SGmeine--$4.2 20 bis 4.s0.
Rtnbpteb-s3.9 80 bis 5.l5.
SGmetne 1--$Il.4b bis ll,47.
NspsYsrf @arftberiat.
SsIssrapb). is. War, 1850.
Wei3en.-Milwautee, No.2, $l.49.
Safer-47 bis 40 gts.
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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1880-10-28
A CHOCTAW LAD KEEPS HIS WORD.

The execution of Chester Dixon, convicted
of murder at the last term of the Circuit
Court of the Choctaw Nation, took place
Friday at noon, in the presence of but a
small number of people. Chester . Dixon,
The murderer, was a young full blooded
Choctaw, about II years Of age. He was
subject to fits, during which he often lost
control of himself He was, aside from
this malady, considered rather bright boy.
He was tried according to the Choctaw law
by competent jury. He was found guilty,
and sentenced to be shot on September 10,
at noon. He was allowed to 60 home from
the court room unrestrained, except by his
parole, of honor to be at the court house at
Atoka at the hour appointed for his execu'
tiou. Choctaw laws provide no appeal, else
his case would have been reconsidered, for
after his conviction he was attacked with a
fit, which proved conclusively that he was
subject to temporary alteration, during which
it is presumed he was irresponsible for his
actions. His attorney during the trial had
not made any such plea, and the sentence OF
death having been pronounced, it was unal-
terable. On Thursday Dixon came to Atoka
with his stepfather, for the purpose of order
ing his coffin. He had his measure taken,
and gave the orders for the disposition Of his
body without the least appearance of concern.
On Friday morning about 100 persons, most
of whom were whites, gathered about the
court house to witness the execution. Up to
within half an hour of the appointed time
Dixon had not appeared. Our reporter
asked his companion whether there was not
some likelihood of the prisoner breaking his
parole. "If he is alive he will be here with
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in ten minutes, just as sure as the sun shines"
Hardly had the words been spoken, when a
murmur of "Here be comes" was heard on
all sides, and there rose up a young fellow,
slight Of build, tall and straight, but rather
awkward in his movements. Alightlng from
his pony, the boy approached little knot of
Indian women who were gathered about a
blazing log. Without giving any attention
to those about him, he sat down by stump,
and, hanging down his head, seemed lost in
meditation. Presently venerable old In
dian approached the boy and spoke to him
in the Choctaw tongue, bidding him, as the
interpreter said, to meet his fate as became q
Choctaw brave; to remember that nothing
but his life would atone for the life he had
taken, and not to make expiation grudging-
ly, but to meet his death feeling that his peo-
pie had done justice in condemning him:
While the old man was talking, Dixon held
his head down, but at the conclusion of the
speech be looked up, held out his hand and
seemed to imply that he would not falter,
and he never did throughout it all.-Muscogcs
(Ark.J India, Journal ,@-|. ~t' ~"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1880-10-28
CHAPTER II.

"Land in sight," What magic there is in
these words as they fly from lip to lip on
board a homeward- bound vessel. How the
passengers come crowding up to catch the
first glimpse of America, nearing momenta-
rily; what agitated grasps Of the hand there
are between new friends, what reconciliation
between ancient foes Watch for moment
the deck of the Flying Scud, homeward.
bound from the South African diamond dig.
gings. Yonder is man, the centre Of an
excited group he is the fortunate possessor
of good binocular, an invaluable treasure
at such moment. On this side sits a woman
who, one may tell, from her deep mourning,
has laid her husband to rest in that distant
land she strives in vain to see the coast with
eyes blurred and dimmed with tears. Here
is a man who left America several years ago,
and he is wondering whether any will be alive
to greet him on his return. All, what hopes,
what fears, what beating hearts and strain
ing eyes the good ship bears along as she
comes bounding home to America !!
In the midst of such a scene, four years
after the events narrated in the last chapter,
husband and wife were standing together,
quietly and earnestly gazing toward land.
The woman's face was pale and calm, but a
wistful look in the gray eyes and some deep
lines about the mouth told their story of past
trouble. Her husband, hale, burly man,
from the class perhaps of working farmers,
looked as if no cloud had ever rested on his
handsome face; both we're plainly but well
dressed.
SWELL" the man was saying, GIVE come
back to America sight richer than left it,
that's certain. That last haul did my bust
ness, and glad enough I shall be to be safe at
home again." then, as his wife did not imme-
diately reply, he added, kindly: "Come, cheer
up, Jane. I know what you're thinking Of;
but you needn't be so down-hearted. We're
sure to find him."
"Ah, don't know, the mother said, sad.
ly: "he may be dead and gone by this time,
poor darling. If he is alive he must be sew.
en- now. Ny baby, my baby, how could I
leave him.
"Well, my girl, don't wonder at it," re:
piled the man in his hearty voice. "You'd
have stuck to him, know, as long as you
had bit of bread to put into bis mouth and
when you hadn't, don't know but what you
| did the best you could for him."