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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1880-02-28
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A Dstroitcr who calne out In
tho country tho other day to look
a. some poultry got stuch In :
mud holc, although having : light
buggy aud : strong horse. r
He got out. took : rail- o6 Of
the fence, end was trying 70 pry tho
vehicle ont. when aloMg came :
strapping young woman, about
twonsy-six years ofage. 6hs halt.
cd, :survsysd tho situation, and
said: ala
"Yor stAnd by The Horse while
/ hsave on The rail, and don't y
afraid Of getting mud on your
hands and boots.''
The united efforts RELEASED The
vehicle aud the Detrciter rcturifed
thanks and asked hdf to set In and
| ride. She hseltated, looked mp ani
down the road, and finally ssid
"Stranger I an blunt spoken
who are tour" l
Hsgave hls nanfs aid rcsidens'
and she continued; u q
"l'm oyer twenty-five, wortl
|t60o Ia cash, know oil about hous
| work and thls Il leap year. y
"Yes l know, but for heaven
saks don't ask me to marry you!
hi. replied - he saw the drift.
s.Hee here,;'' she continued, look
inf him square 10 the eye. "I'r
4 straight girl, wear : No. Z sho
and I like the looks Of you."
"Yes but don't-sdon't talk tbs
way to me 4" II giaaa
"stranstr III Temp yoar and II
going 20 pop ! will you haye N
: or not :"
''l-I'm alresdy rhArtlcdy" !
fAlsered, IS .is...g,: rs .'e !
Anenset Intun ~ eha1.
( ssesV sn9as . xx'i baz ~
"wsll, that settles mo aSd
won't ride. l'lr tara 1; e1y Aero
b Il . = - 4
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it y not ansended snat some nlen
ene'l marry peaeeselly: Hill 61iti
W hsss II South Arkdnsas- For
N pess eix messns - has eeen
essoytng lcr re uln'stry. ard u
oeeatea 20 nen sesefal Gays ago
sess Juss eeIore iass'setlns : revi-
va y vee1e - : eoea 'aee g So
hArriso ~ nene'oued the sne-
yet to ayosne !ady sad ssksi her
70 sness nie miniseesiai aslanedcly
ard hIlaftt4. but the young lady
aid she had promised to marry
zsD. MONK, ne peossesional we'll
c'eaeee q see neae.oernooa.
"Oh, vel's" eaid ne .'nisser' -
an pretty vel! .aequaintea WIN !.
zeos Ana Aaees oe'ieve ne'ukIcA.
!hs young iaay nnauy ssseed ana
ne veaa'ns dAy ~ uxeo.
Grand preparations we're made
tn eirfs ore'ners hsa osnsns /:
eoep.s 9. po.soms sne sne o'o
'aay had oaked % immense swees
potato PIE. Ihs oa.clal,sg Jaa''ee
arrived The Persles look sne..
places. Eae Jastase ptoceeaeo
with the cersmosy' wssa 1et !
Monk vaiked - - saa oemanoeo'
Let op shar. ooss, say gap =
turn that 81 looee. . -.
y reckoe ! woa.t,. tep',ea n''a
| "Wc. tAea." }" s.la zee' dfaw'nS :
: revolver' !! !" k'aaeF re'ots =
sxtremlsies,
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=
The recent deatho Of Zach Chan.
dleF has started quite . crop Of in
tsrsslisg rsminiaosness concerning
thal ersat ssalwast ehleftafh. Not
the least interesting Il the follow.
ing, which was psbliahsd in tha
Sunday Capital, and which ie
vopehsd for By the contributor -
I TIRE bit Of hitherto unwritten
history. The writer rshearsss III
disaster Of the Arst Bun Run,"
and tken says; 5..e
Thus prsmisinss ! VIII felsts
the azeodols above referred to.
"You see;r said u old Denoeratic
friend from l(i6hiean. whom Imet
on Pennsylvania avenue the other
day, during our generation, II
happened to b IL Washington
.. ~ -S 81. Wo,sI,s,r
.ossu'' ...s -. .S ssa an d,.ors,.ri1sd,
rushed back to the capital.
IAN was dismay and confusion
~. ~. Ia R..nresard purnued be
| sc.,s ~. ~ cantsned Warrington.
| Wi l,,ur,r~ This tlme of coaster.
,..ssas ,S,i. vslklrs on the ave.
..s ..., ,hs,s 4 nov atand
49,. ~ shos,d / meet bat Senate,
~ chsraIsr. W. had for tven,
). ,ss,. ,,ssn warm peroouel
ss,.,;',. nm a .ntssonlatie politi
IN. cssrSl.r ~ intensely s.
s,s.a'.. ~ aeeIat Il thu Uniol
- sc,.:s ~. lIts Unele Toby
.r,. ...~cr. terrIh,y. !, nv God /
~ I. ..,s.,s q r,,ht m and =,
r,..,or sn.ss1iiss ~ wot 10 B,
s..s I. 49,. .cnre,v,a zone % b.
' r.,,,. i ,,.hs .iono. D I sssantsd i
i. 49, .s.ss.s,or' ,.ss .sd 4 Az minute
60 60 !. ~. wklta Irouse
~. ~ ,:s'.s ~ ..o,a usos IS .fotmslI
v =. ."S 4 os,shlv - we're ID ID
Il q 7.|II 4A
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nenislseeses sf ceseral 1. 4
1fal1srl.


vt0om - ~ Cou8.
Dusjog u oeuinols var IN H.
~ tgoope wogo yuoolag = 10
wor1 tho1r 6o.(lnali61; u laie
0oneFal Alunn1ee h Bradford
~ 0eoesal ". 4 Hashs)l, thsa
Celeoela, teleagsd = TssnssseY
tseepa Thy ~ ffon 'neeessity
70 fan behlDd o. account Of sick-
~ - or ~ both ,kroM
Amer their eonvalesbenoe '(bey
vere preaslng o.. to oevsslsks their
eomnands.' Thst stopped at I
country honse On The roadside to
MT asd refresh Themselves. The
hosses VEN geserally desbls peas
of pine looss viii two back rooms.
ens story high With . large hall
betwsen then, built among the
tall, waving, lonn,lesl pine forests.
Their heres weto lahsn. ard they
spread their blankslD, turned doWu
ebairs ard thsir taddlsbsSs Ior
pillows.
The landlsdy had 10 have chick.
ono caught % make ooup for tho
dislinguishsd trAvslsrs. and hayina
but little help ~ nd soms child.
rsn made ehaso 6oe The (" pullets.' =
0ns 1sw err Celosel Bradford,
ind ~ eae1ht =. wrung IL necl
! |o4, ard cast Il aalde. Another
NJ ellassd hard, and came Ayinl
through The lhall. Colonel Brad
ford snatehed ! : pistol out Of BIZ
holsters and slot its head q! III
looked around toward biz com
rads, Who hid closely observes
lhe whole performance but leisnei
rot - ~ ~ and ~ reading soIn'
beok with slolcol isdInerence, *
peelins soIns Wetde Of praise foI
kso marvellous : l6st, Colonel Has
kell nevsr moved ! muscle Of HI
faSe, but continued 70 road on
Colonel bradford could stahd l
10 loiotr. lie 6aid, with so,ne .
thepspIhsssv graphic expletivss b
uonld Uac N those dayst
"Coloael Haskell, you saw tha
|(sot of nlIws -
What feat, COloncil"
| You Nv nJe eatch that pulla
and wiring III 'htad ai'And 70
| s4l.l ~ : worAs ~. You saw y
when : young roeslcr came ayin
over ,n,s, snatch nv pistol out :
The holster and shoot 10 head %
Yts, sir, you sAw al thst, and nc
| ! word of appreciation OK admir-
tlon of such ! feat escapcd yeu
lips, slr. Yon, sIr,'afc too col
and scl6thlo do honor to : hrAv
oomrads who performed > mob
cot which -you, sIr,. could not 'po
form yourself. You, slr, ere ine'
| pabls VI apprceistlMg IN anoth'
~ sst you could mol perform yo'
| W."
"why, Colonel Bradford, VII
b ~ msttcrl" ,
.fhs matter. hai you did n
~ thpee 1sats which tahs ; nj
" quick perception and agility
J perform. No, cir you afe Inc
Z |pabls Of doing justice to : col
I rade IN asms."
: Colcuel Hesk al began to beg
{ but The brave Bradford reluctant
i fbrgave him Tor his great cfienc'
, They went on and overlook III
commando, and not many wee
elapsed ~ ore they pet and "
! quishcd The flghlin6 Semlncl
y General Bradford came ont Of u
y short war with The soubrlqs
which followed hirk through !
= 1.-THE "hsro Of WithlGcooche.' ;
!, Bonn retdrnsd safely, and 81
4 Went out 10 Mexico, one from II
{ messed snd the other from Mist
4 uippit
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MOI Z hundred miles below Nash-
Wills, is aeurious sp pcctscle, known
4 tht'1un and nooni Il 6oaiSlsts
Of : pSiHvIng upon IN immense
rock which riseg to ~ altitude Ol
several huadred ~. Az 10 whs
pkl1tsd thlm is'A mystery which I
bsllsve ~ 1evsr unrsvslsd. Many
think Il W. the work q ths rod
'brosker, e5nthrla ~. pefhAps.
~ ,(b1re ~ ~ asd The moor
SnlkIS out II oil Tho freshness oi
y pRlAt.' Ehey ~ looatod mid
~ a. dllf an|a' tlanAa ont II bold
soliei1 ~ " low ~ hunau y
ingovoe seeollnl letsoet = > qses'
! ilea Xhl ollape - rpye'
; 6uIy11s ( Il M essd ~
j1oo ~ ~ "a - olel|
! !
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1880-02-28

!
- : Leaves New Orleans tcs
QfsehSillee every THURS.
DAY q 3 p,m. leaves Greenvills
for New OrlG2ns every SUNDAY
a. This lire reserves The rIght 70
l5aao laodinso that the CaptAlht
may conslief unsefe. pafs96gerl
70 Nsw Qrleels make n ghti'ina
tIms; |; evtIdiig Isallroad dtIay6 and
expense. The fare etd teneval 20
coinoilallons, cannot beck oq1led.
Their .Boale do not run hero on
" through m cotton seasoh; bul
elso thf6a4H TIE dull mouths, q
serve . public ooWven(cncc: which
lhlpper5 sheuld continue to rccIp'
|.GVV~&E ; zIz & II s. -
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1880-02-28
WINTER GOODS.


Weiss & eoldotoin
Have lust received ftom New
York and the Eastern markeess
tkelr stock Of fF.l.
Fall & winter eools,
enbracing Tie latest and most
fashionable styles Of
Ladies eoods,
consistiak of
otaple { fanty ofo6s ee6dt
8rfGxtaD LINE or
Fashion&ble calleee
nournIno eeeds
Gloves, nesIery etc.
| Ladies Cieaks. seafls and
| s SnAWl9 s 5
Or shss Uoptftxt6t
lie sun 5 ptoultient ieattre a oul
| trade, ara orr stock Philadelphil
Hand4 XII otte5
is large and eenplets. ssd tstlj u
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cmAxckR1 couRx.


Ceshoms cotaty-4tk Nonds4.
October and APfil, ard continue
' Soiivsr ecuAty-sa lllAosy q
November and n ~ ! aAa ebAtIAtt
'vsIsdh Wsshlssscp ~! \; sssssy y--4lh iGei::
dai 81 Notkhbts and Nay ed
cohtihue elkhteen, deyo. ~ q
lssaquenA eeunty-ea 4enfs "a
| October and April, ard -! sss''ss''s! ''''!
"a sssrksy county-ad 1lssaeJ q
| Octcbst aud April, and'eensinse
6up1owsr eonnty-lst lpndayL Y
|of October ard April, ard COZ,
tiMue elk days
suPnBIn couRf. .e.
| Terma Of Supreme Court-cou3
| rkenee On the srd Mondays Of April
| ss1 f5stoI ~. 'r'h7''l ~ .d sil's
t9'nsaeb 49,. tail q fitasp9sses
junois ot mn sUPnnnB NOUnr.
ssiIf 'i;:::;I i:::: e,.'-..'' 1
cissi, ,sa''31S- -ifI1 ~ Qslvtt Co.
'i'9su !. !, c..c5ii: ;'; cousf:: ..'s 'saT \,
n ~, 4; A.!gs 1In, .lp.e aeeas sseesIsssk
NM es.Is i ssSAAss - - ~, ~
days y Nay - NeyeGoeP' at :. AhN .
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.rvfRIlSING RATES.


!. n,nIsrlal lrc.!is.s s.ssse.
4. r. >.srsd ''pesoono! notteee I
'.cnIrod % pay = oeeee
~ ths nature es their arta'
.x{O7sl kks 2s,tltt. 40
-. AxxouxClHo cAuDI'
DA3nDs tllH iv
- and District Omcess y!
6rnnty Qllceo: o:.'s.'.''.-.''..s >:
.~.~.~>n>
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1880-04-07

CoMpTRoLLER ANDERsoN.--We heartily
endorse the following from the Paterson Daily
Press:
Major E. j. Anderson, the newly elected
State Comptroller, will enter upon the dis
charge OF his duties on Tuesday next, and
will continue in Office for three years from
that date. Major Anderson, doubtless, has
better qualifications for the office of Comp
troller than any other man in the State, not
the least of which is his intimate acquaintance
with its routine, acquired by nine years SER
vice as deputy Comptroller His promotion
was in the line of civil service reform as well
as suitable reward for his long devotion and
sincere service for the Republican party. Ma.
jor Anderson is a gentleman and scholar "
alike affable and accommodating to all with
whom he comes in contact. He brings to the
Office of Comptroller a reputation unsnllied
for integrity and honesty and singular fa-
milarity with al the details of the office.
That he will not only maintain the reputation
Of the Office for accuracy, promptness and eff
ficiency, but will add to it IN all these and
other minor details, no one whose business
has brought him IN contact with the Comp
troller's office for the past nine years will
doubt.
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A Masonic CENTENNIAL.-On Monday Of
last week. the centennial celebration of Bris-
tol Lodge No. 20, A. x. NJ, attracted Q
throng of visitors to that ancient little Dor
ough. The main part of the celebration oc-
Cured 10 the afternoon in the Baptist Church,
which was filed to OVERLOOKING. The members
of the Lodge, together with delegations rep
resenting Fraternal Lodge, No. 1886, of West
Troy New York Gothic Lodge, No. $40, oil
Philadelphia, and Of all the lodges in Bucks
county, marched to the church in body,
headed by the Village Orchestra. After mu-
sic and addresses, the members of the Lodge,
together with the invited guests, repaired to
Bristol Hall, where banquet was prepared.
The history of the Lodge is Of unusual inter-
est Its first meeting was held hundred
years ago on Monday, its officers being John
Clark, w. NJ. Samuel Benezet, s. w. DR..
William Mcilvaine, ]. w. Livingston Pal
mer, S. D., and Patrick Griffith, J. D. Ex-
actly where they met is a mystery, the solu-
ton of which is apparently impossible.
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Nervous Debalstuk Nervous Debility!

Debility, q depressed, irritable state of
mind, weak, nervous, exhausted feeling, no
energy or animation, confused lead, weak
memory, the consequences OF excesses, mental
overwork. This nervous debility finds a SOW
eregn cure In E. f. Kunkels Bitter Wine OF
Iron. 1t tones the system, dispels the mental
gloom and dependency, and rejuyenates the
bottles for SO co. Ask for Z. +. Kunkei's
Bitter Wine of Iron, and take no other. If
your druggist has 1t not, sendt to the proprie-
tor, L f Kunkel. $50 N Ninth Street, Phil
adelpha, Pa. Advice free, by sending three
cent stamp.
WORMS. WORMS. WORMS.
4. II. Kunkel's Worm Syrup never fails to
destroy Pin, Seat aud Stomach Worms. DR..
Kunkel, the only successful physician who re-
moves Tape Worm in two hours, alive with
head, and no fee until removed Common
sense teaches IL Tape Worms be removed all
other worms can be readily destroyed. Ad-
vice at office and store free. The doctor can
tell whether or not the patient has worms.--
Thousands are dying daily, with worms and
do not know it. Fits, spasms, cramps, chok-
ing and sufocation, sallow complexion, circles
around the eyes, swelling aud pain in the
stomach, restless at night, grinding of the
teeth, picking at the nose, cough, fever, itch
ing at the seat, headache. foul BREATH the pa
tient grows pale and thin, tickling and irrita-
tion in the anus, all these symptoms, and
more, come froni worms. Il. +. KuNKEL's
WohM SYRUP never fails to remove Them
Price 81 90 per bottle, nf six bottles for $5.-
co. For Tape Worm write and consult the
Doctor.) For all others, buy of your drug
gist the Worm Syrup, and if he has it not,
send to DIR. e. f. Kunkel ESQ N. Ninth St.,
Philadelphia, Pa. Advice by mail, free ;
send threecent stamp. m.31, 1t.
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Both we're ensnared by the same vice, which
cut short too soon, in each case, career OF
splendid but impaired genius. America, we
believe, possesses the best products of Thorn's
chisel. His . Old Mortality " is the most at
tractive work of art ia the Laurel Hill Gem
etery and we remember from boyhood, the
group of Tam O'Shanter and his comrades at
the inn, that was exhibited in several of the
cities, though we cannot now recall the place
of its final deposit. All his sculpture, we be-
lieve, he wrought in freestone and the finest
of the carvings in the structure of Trinity
Church, New York, was his work. x.
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THE MARKETS.
DEATHS.
LanAbertville, April I. issO.

LIILY.-At Lambertvile, N. Je April Sd 1880, at IL
O'clock noon Samuel Lilly NJ. D., In the 65th year OF
his age.
The funeral will take place from his late residence
Thursday next, April 9Th insts at 2so o'clock ?. NJ
Friends are in vitei to attend without further notice.
1t is requested that no flowers be sent.
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New stook of 1850.

GOSTUMES "A thoroughly, Up-to-the- fashion De-
partment, replete with Silk, Cashmere Fancy and
Plain Suits for Dress Dinner Parties, Street Wear,
Promenade, Evening, Wedding or Funeral occasions
First-Class Modistes ready at moments notice TO
make to order those who do not choose the Ready
Made Cloaks. Goats and listers. A superb stock or
the loveliest and latest conceptions
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1880-04-07

The New York Worlds Fair project is
making promising Roadway. All the COM
mittees or associations lave been merged into
one, and this embraces some of the richest.
most energetic and prominent men of the me-
tropolis 1t looks now as though Fair in
1883 Is assured.
Saloon keepers throughout the State are
warned by the newspapers that the Oviatt bill
has heen signed by the Governor, and that
they run great risk in selling liquor hereafter
to minors or allowing them to loiter on their
premises. The law is especially severe on
pool rooms.
The planked shad season at Gloucester City
opened with boom on Saturday, as thirteen
splendid fish were caught by gill nets in the
Horseshoe.
The Salvation Army have invaded Eliza
beth. A meeting WAS held under their au-
spices Thursday night IN the Elizabeth Ave-
nns Methodist Church ..s-ssss.
The New York carpenters have resolved to
demand an increase of fifty cents per day,
making the wages rate $3. The fresco paint
ers also demand similar increase, making
their pay So. so per day A strikejs threaten
ed If these terms are not conceded
There is every promise of being lively
scramble among the Democrats of this State
for the Gubernatorial nomination. Hon. Leon
Albeit is said to have the inside track.
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Positively cures Nervousness:
Nervous Debility, Impotency.
Weakness ofGenerative Organs
and all other diseases of nervo-
generative systsm Of either sex,
whether arising from over-work
or other causes. 81 per package
8 for s.. General agency, Al
lens Pharmacy. 3l5 lst-av.. New
York. Send for circular. Sold
by G M. Shamalia, Lambert
VILE, N j. Apr. 7.
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New Stock of 1880.

CyoRsETs. change IN fashions is closely
watched and followed ana every style ana shape
IA kent ON nd so that every figure can be htled,
either short wasted or Iongwaisted slim or stout
The same make OF Corses cannot he anaped 70 every
figure Notwithstanding the new inventions that are
put on the market claiming to it any and everybody
As anecessity keep ffty-two makes or shapes ana
the lady corseere In charge ofhe department makes
ii study to select the proper thing for our customs
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New. Stock of 188n. !.

Quilts and Blankets, Coun:erpanes, Crib Blankets
Nc Piano and Table Covers in full assortment and at
reasonable prices
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DERFUMERY and toilet articles of every deserp.
l. tion. Cartwrghts and Colgates Soaps Condry's
Toilet Goods by direct Importation special article
Of Tooth Powder that is highly praised. We ordered
90 gross of it In order.
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New Stock of 1880.

NOVELTIES IN SILK :--Magnifcent Black and
IN Colored Siks-Rare Brocades. All the 6nest
makes In the world contribute TO make this depart
ment gorgeous In rich fabrics and nothing is lacking
to supply full assortmento of all the dependable
terials-suce as Pongees FoulaIds, &e--used in La
dies Dresses.
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Nav Stack of 1850.

CLoTHING.- We have Four Distinct Departments
~ for clothing. "a
No, 1-Gentlemen's Ready made.
2--Geutlemen's Custom Department.
3-Boys' and Childrens Ready Made.
: Misses Coats and Dresses. .s.as.t :.
We keep in each Department such an assortment as
will do credit to the house.
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New Stock of 1880.

nyERsHoES AND 0vERCoATs FOR LADIES -
~ Rubber Goods Of every kind; in fact. we endeav-
or to make the Grand Depot the depository or
for the Gossamer Coatmakers and the variety OF
full articles made In rubber.
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New Stock of 1880. !

MILLINERY Two spacious Saloons and Private
AVA Rooms for our customers TO see and select Bon
nets and hats The fastest artists ger are in
our work rooms, and rarely are two BoBnets made
in this department
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
10 RENT OR LEASE !!

A DONNIE STORE on Church Street. opposite
~ Rsllsnont Hotel lately occupied by carver &
iliian.s- Possession Immediately. Terms moderate
Iuquinsf s. l.. PERRY, ATTY.
Maieh H. 1851, Ct. -s4seasc Laia.t
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New Stock of 1880.

DLACK AND MOURNING GOODS.--Lupin's and
ID ali other best makes of Casbmeres. Cashmere
Jude Tamse Silk and Wool Henrietta Cloth, Grena-
dimes &c. In these goods we seek to be worthy OF
such confidence as is sometimes necessary wnen pur-
chases must be made in haste
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New Stock of 1890

SHOES for Ladies' Misses, Children and Gents This
~ department Is known TO- form the largest Shoe
store IN the United States. We have greatly mprov-
ed the qualities and the vast sa les allow small prices
for everything.
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TNRINGEs, TRIMMINGS, NOTIONS These Sec
N tons have grown In favor lately because the stock
is so much more complete. We aim to have every
thing that ladies need in trimming dresses or the gen.
eral sewing
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New Stock of 1880.

ID IBBoNS Of every conceivable hue, quality widt
LII and pattern. Nothing in this line surpasses til
vast stock in this section
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II ACES, RUcHINGs, TIDES ALI the daintiest
- deicatest productions of the hand and loom from
costly old Point Lace to ordinary Bretonne, always
ready to show, and the prices named medium and
proper though these Goods are considered the high
profit Goods of the trade.
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New Stock Of 1880.

DREsS GOODS FOR LADIEs--Those who have new
L. or looked over the II long counters devoted to
Dress Fabrics will have idea of the extent and va
riety we keep ready No trouble will be- spared to
bring together In this section every desirable materi
al made in any part Of the world.
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New Stock Of 1880.

STATIONERY.-Books, Inkstands, Gold Pens Pen
- ellis, School Stationery, Blank Books. The finest
grades Of Mourning and other papers, Dinner Cards,
Cards of Invitation engraved in finest manner.
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New Stock of 1850.

(T Department amazes everybody. Up from the
finest decorated Dinner sets down TO the lowest
ranges of Grockery Ware we have full stock.
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New Stock of 1880.

A RT NEEDLE WORK This stock abounds in all
n the Novelties OF Fancy Needle Work, not only
in Crewe Work. but in Zephyrs and Fancy Embroid-
cry Materials of every kind together with designs q
every character. Our Customers always sure Of
something new as the famous Round Counter :
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New Stock of 1880.

(SILvERWARE, Cutlery Clocks and reliable goods
y wanted in every household. We do not keep any
thing except tina made BY the best makers.
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New Stock of 1880.

SHAwLS, from the finest India-price s60o--to the
NJ lowest grade at Sc. Every class of Plain and Gay
wraps breakfast and Evening Shaws ut moderate
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DAUCHY'S ADVERTISEMENTS

DIT NAG Stool Cover and Book only S2i0 to
1fA1SOkJ $1,000 ORGANS IS stops, set Reeds,
Knee Swells Stool Book only $9S as- illustrated Cat
alogue Free. Address Daniel Beatty, Washington,
j. Apr. 74w.