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Middletown transcript., 1880-02-07
Turning Implements I

Two Farm Wagons, one iron-axle, nearly
new; Peach Wagon, in irst-rate repair /;
Peach Body, with springs; mill wagon, OK
cart, spring rake, double carriage combined
reaper and mower, grain drill with phosphate
attachment (''Farmer's Friend" grain fan,
corn shelter, two twin harrows, orchard cul-
tivator frame, plows, cultivators, shovels,
forks, hoes, wagon and plow harness, about
$40 new stave peach baskets-unmarked, and
about 500 old marked baskets. Also lem
ants interest in thirly-6ve acres of growing
wheat.
TERN OF SALE All sums under $40
cash On sums or $40 and over credit of
SIX MONTHS will be given, purchaser Civ
ing bankable note, with approved cndOrser,
/ interest added.
JOHN G. CORBIT, Admir-.
w. A. HuKILL, Auct'r. jsn3l-ts
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1Rtntrr.

Winter, after long absence and unac-
countable delay, arrived BY the overland fast
line on Sunday evening !ast. and Al once pro-
ceeded to business The ulster was brought
Out from its summer quarters and the coal
dealers began to consider the advisability Of
advancing anthracite twenty-five cents ton.
We are perfectly satisfied to see winter back
again the old fellow is quite welcome and
can take chair and make himself at home,
until the ice cream crop is safe, any way, but
be need nj have come iii like be wanted 10
tear creation out By The roots, forgetting e7en
to telegraph .'Old Probabilities" that he was
coming.
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ODESSA,

The merry Jingle Of sleigh bells has enliven-
ed the scene for a few days past,
Lord q Polk, have moved their office 70 the
room formerly occupied by W. c. Draper.
There are to be several business changes 10
the spring A number Of improvements are
also talked OF.
Harry Eccles, son Of VIM H. Eccles, ofthis
place, died latter protracled illnessl on
Wednesday morning and was inferred on
Friday.
Two runawaJs are reported for the past
week AS usual no persons were injured, the
only property damaged being harness and
carriages
The protracted effort is still at its height
About forty have been converted and seekers
are increasing nightly. Some Of our most To-
fiuenlial cifzens are taking advantage Of this
effort and the interest manifested in this d.
rection is very marked. Gus.
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Ex,ennIxe sale.

Mr.. I. j. Crayen's extensive sale Of stock,
etc., on Thursday last, was largely attended
Prices ruled we'll up Morris" bay geld
ing, four years old, brought S455, purchased
for Mr.. Swift, Of the firm ofSwift 4 Courtney !;
Fancy" bay mare, four years old, brought
S2lO; ''Helen, 4 bay mare, six years old,
brought S255, and ;'Lightfoot, y bay mare,
four years old, brought S24O. Other horses
and colts brought from S25 TO $50. Nineteen
head Of horses and colts were sold, footing up
4 total Of S2,5i7. Cattle brought good prices
-milch cows ranging from $50 10 SCI 50.
There we're many bidders from neighLoring
States
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M STATE.

"A Milford man has shipped 25000 rabbit
skins ,bis season ana has I5gUU muskrat skins
on hand.
Morgan BlackhaWk, the well known stall
lion, is owned by Milton man and will be
37 years oldnext spring.
Sixteen shad were caught by fishing boat
at Bombay Hook last week. They sold n
Philadelphia 1t u piece.
Mr.J r. Conner, Of FELTON,, has sol1 bis
trotting hrse, FELTON,, io a gentleman IN
Pennsylvania for 50 500.
Willard S. Pride, senior editor Of the Deia-
wars Inquirer. was married last week TO MIS-
Emma NJ. Pass, Of Wilmington
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~. Anue,s Church

TIE Lent Services begin at st. Anne
Church on Wednesday next. There will be,
beside the usual Sunday services, Evening
Prayer and Lecture On Wednesdays, ~ 7.3O
P. NJ, and Evening Prayer on Fridays, AZ
4P.M On Wednesday, the llth inst,
there will be Morning Service, Sermon
and Holy Communion, beginning at ten
o'clock
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Business gotals.

prof s. W. Jones, Of 3OT South Third
nnre wines and liquors for medical purposes.
KuHI-NOOR. BUY the Koh-i-Noor Lehigh
Coal, the best in the market always on hand.
oo"'' JOSEPH HANSON.
Stock owners should read the advertise
mcnt Of English Condition Powders, which
annesrs 10 another column. The testimonials
ram prominent stock men speak very posi-
lively for its merits.
K0H-I .NOOR.-Buy the Koh-i-Noor Lehigh
Coal, he best in the market; always on hand.
oo'' JOSEPH HANSON.
Chew JacksoDs Best Sweet Navy Tobacco
.KGH-I-NOOR.-Buy the Koh-i-Noor Lehieh
Coal. The best in the market; alwaAs on hand
JOSEPH HANSON.
IN FARM GATES for sale cheap, by
MI q. E. HUKILL.
KOH-I-NOOR.-Bu the Koh-i-Noor Lehigh
Coal. the best in the market; always on hand.
JOSEPH HANSON.
The best Oolong Tea in the market, at 90
os"'' n P s. NJ. REYNOLDS & co.
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sales 20 take Place.

February 9th.-PersonaI property; Wm.
P. Mif1in, near McDonough.
February 10th. Personal property of Mar
eellus Price, near Blackbird Station.
February lOth.-Personal property Benz.
Stradley, near Summit Bridge.
February llih.-Personal property Of the
late John W. Kane, Pencader hundred, BY
Sarah J Kane, Administrative.
February 18th Personal property Of The
late Cornelius G. Watson. Appoquinimink
hundred, John g. Corbit, Administrator.
February l3lh.-Personal Property, Colen
Ferguson, Appoquiaimink Hundred.
February l6Ih.-Personal property Miss
Watkins at McDonough.
February l7-Persona! property Of VIM T.
Bratton, near Blackbird, Del
February l8th.-Personal property Man
love Davis, near Odessa.
February l9th.-Personal property; John
w. Cavender, Bohemia Manor.
February 23-Personal property Of VIM
Dudley, near Odessa.
February 24th.-Personal property; John
a Jones, Bohemia Manor.
February 26th.-Personal Property Of thu
late Vim. Wilson, b. John 7. Wilson, Ad
ministrator, on the Levels.
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A, & r, A, Election
new voters.

Assessor Gray completed his assessment on
Monday, adding, 10 West St. GeoFaes hun
dred, about eighty new names to his list.
None were added in the East District, we be-
lieve. Every body who applied to be assessed
and could be vouched for according to the as
sessment laws, was placed upon the list. It is
said that some who failed 10 get on the list
here will apply to the Levy Court in March
Some colored men change their name and res
idence 50 often that they have much difficulty
in finding any respectable person willing lc
vouch for them
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The R.evy Court.

The Levy Court mrt, for the February term,
at New Castle, on Tuesday morning and or
eanized with William R Bright, Of Red Lion
hundred, as President. The examination Of
The assessment was completed on Thursday
and the following committees appointed To
settle with the County Treasurer, Messers
Polk, Lodge and Silvers to settle with
Treasurer Of Poor, Messrs Wier, Wilson and
Wells. The correction and revision Of the
assessments will not be taken up until the
March term.
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Rtr cnttle.

George Echenhofer, oi Middletown, shipped
from Georgetown to Philadelphia, Friday,
nineteen head Of cattle tnat weighed in the
aggregate 22,ll5 pounds. The largest Of
these we're a pair Of oxen purchased Of Oh res
T. Pepper. which weighed 2,7lO pounds; the
next largest yoke, sod by John W. Short.
weighed 565, while a pair Of steers bought
Of David Pepper, weighed $500. Most Of
these cattle were purchased BY the pound,
live weight, at from 81 to 4 cents per pound
-Georaetopn, Del, Inquirer.
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! Conrt.

The February term of court for New Castle
county was opened on Tuesday. A npmuer
Of Wilmington liquor cases were disposed o..
lanes Darrogh, Samuel U. Jones and others
plead guilty to charge Of illegal voting and
were sentenced to pay fine ot $50, and costs
A number Of petty larceny ch occupied the
attention ofthe court. THIS ara Jury was
discharged on Weduesdag from further at
tendance. Their report was slou,' s, t is
4 document Of considerable len c. shows
that during the year they acts 0u 5z0 indict-
ments returned ID true bills s74and ignored
So. The following CLAUSE q w report is
worthy Of serious consideration
,They would say to The Court that they
deeply regret the fact hNt SO many Of tne
cases coming before them, have been Of sach
light and trivial character, the consideration
Of which has consumed 1he tins OF the Court
and thereby increusedsslls burden Of 'axation
10 the people. We s,ould in noWlse desire
that any OF our ciIzsns should suffer serious
wrong 10 person or property, and oe denleu
redress in our courts Of justice. But tnere
are SO many cases evgry year coming before
onr courts that might be settled by the par
ties Or their counsel and no serious loss accrue
to any one. In view Of this fact we appeal to
The people, 10 counseIlors, to the Court and to
all who may possess an influence in this mat
| ter to discourage and discounienance all re-
sorts to the courts OF justice for the settlement
OF differences between our citizens, believing
equity will be as lnlly satisfied and the public
will be relieved Of an onerous weight OF tax
atom
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Farming Utensils

Two Farm Wagons-iron axle, Peach
Orchard Wagon, Mill Wagon, Champion
Reaper-self-rake, Champion Mower-theSe
machines are in complete order; Wheel
Rake, Grind Stone, Three barrel Roller,
Corn Shelter, Grain Fan, Plows, Harrows,
Culiivators, Forks, Shovels, Briar Scythe,
Moving Scy the, Axes. Corn and Hedge Knives,
Vice, Work Bench, Trussels, Wheelharrow,
Hogshead and Meat Barrels 2 sets Of Wagon
Harness, Plow Gears, Collars, Brides, Single
aud Double Trees Harrows Chains. Two
seated Carriage, Top Buggy-in good order,
set OF Double Harness, 2 SITS Single Harness,
Riding Saddle, Halters, Carriage Tongue,
Horse Blankets, Buffalo Robes &c.
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Household and Kitchen Furniture,

One Cook Stove and Fixtures-No. 10, 4
Coal Stoves lot OF Milk Pans and Buckets,
Tables, Benches, Extension Table, Book
Case and Desk, and many other articles too
tedious to mention Also, Early Rose Pota-
toes-by the bushel, Neatly the pound,
Glover Seed, Hay, Blades, Fodder, lot Of
Fire Wood, Grain Bags, Dozen Chickens,
&c. Also, One-half interest in AZ acres Of
Wheat
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Correspondence of the Transcript.
Pnhrir Inhalation.

IN Tuesday Feb. 2nd, the Grand Officers
of ihe Grand Encampment of Delaware, went
"a Milford for the purpose of publically in--
sailing the officers OF Kirkwood Encdmpment
for the ensuing term. Upon arriving ut Mill
f,rd the officers were kindly taken charge Of
by 4 committee appointed for the purpose, and
he officers we're soon invited to partske of
n sumptuous repast prepared for the occasion.
After parIaking of the good things spread be
fare them, il was agreed to proceed to the
hall cf Kirkwood Encampment The Camp
being duly opened and the usual business
transacted. ii was closed in due form Then
the doors were thrown open for The reception
IF The public. and in n short time the room
was comfortably filed With ladies and gentle
men. The Grand Officers, accompanied BY
4 detachment Of the uniformed battalion Of
Patriarchs OF Wilmington, under command
of Cant. j n Seal, was present. Everything
II readiness. The Grand ] W, proceeded 70
the interior and informed the @. P that the
Grand Officers Of the Grand Encampment
we're present for the purpose of installing the
officers Of Kitkwood Eneampment No.
The following Officers were then puollcally
installed: g. p, r. Y. Foulk d. r., A
Dpmpster: S. w. J. b. Master; j. W., W.
y Sippel Scribe, s. H. Simpler Treas, j.
Ready. The usual speeches followed the in
slallation. Kirkwood Encampmet sspranR
from Chrystal Fount lodge, both Of which !, are
now in a fiourishing condition. The aifalr
was al ENJOYABLE one which was testified to
fiE all that participated. Mr.. ? Daley, the
I'll Filminq,on stump orator and comic singer,
was present to eniiven the occasion. The fac
of bis being repeatedly encored was Sufficient
evidence that his efforts were entertaining
The ceremony being over, the company re-
fred, The Grand Officers, with the battalion
detachment. we're ushered into a room Gloss
by the hall where they were again entertained
BIZ the members Of the Camp After partaK
ing 10 their hearts content Of the bivalve'
set before them, they were then escorted tt
their rooms where they put themselves away
for the night: starting for home on the morn
ing train well pleased with their visit They
expect to repeat It again IL July next, Wnel
tba nniformed battalion of Patriarchs antici
Date trip down the State to camp out FOL
| one week. OccAsiONAL
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CONDITIONS oF sALEl

All sums of $40 and under, cash. On all
sums over $50 credit of Seven Months will
be given, by ibe purchaser giving note, with
approved security, payable at the Citizens
National Bank Of Middletown, Del, interest
added from day Of sale.
JOHN W. LAVENDER.
8. M, ENos, Auetr jan3l-ts
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LAST of Letters

Remaining 10 the post Office at Middetown,
Del for the week ending February Z, 1880:
County Clerk, Benjamin Hanson, T;llie
Hays, VIM. Huntingdon, VIM E. King, Ella
Middleton, W. H. yoshel, Saliie B. Warren.
Persons calling foB the above letters will
please say that they are advertised
n y nTrNNYArr n -
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OH 1tliddletoun Granstrlpt
Is PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY At
MIDDLETOWN, DEL,
nv wv. SCOTT WAY.

TERMs-s2. .oO year, 81 for s'S Months
payable IN advance. Single eoples' een's
RArrs FOR ADVERTISING
Transient ADVERTISEMENTS Of less lhan one E
inch ia space will be inserted At me rste q q
ten cents line fo- FIRST insertion anu o-,,n nre
cents per line for each additional lnse ase ;rcb
Advertisements occupying space O. ane na lncn
or more viii Be inserted At the rate Of seven,
u ty-ve @ cents IS per inch for drst insertion end
twenty-five cents per inch for each additional
insertion. odror.
Quarterly, half yearly and yearly "u'e'-
iisements at special rates - oants
Business Locals and Special Notices ~ een's ,ns
line for each insertion ohltuar,e' I: e IL e;gb,
far al the rate Of cents per line o. elgh'
words Marriages and deaths inserted tree-
TERMs: Cash in advance, invariably H. III,
Advertisers should make note Of the Iact
that the TRsNsoRIPr IS one Of the oes' ~
Using mediums on the Peninsula
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There is nothing in the world more beau
tiful than fine healthy baby. You cannot
dose your baby with opiaies and have it
healthy; but sou can use Dr. Bulls Baby
Syrup lid still maintain the Baby's health.
Price as cents bottle.
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Also, a lot Of Meat and Lard,
BY THE POUND.
Ten Shares Of the Capital Stock
Of the Middletown Hall Coy.

ALSO-A Ten-Horse Stationary Engine
and Boiler, Shafting, Laths, Jig Saw, Circu-
lar Saw, &C., at Warwick, Nd. ANY one
wishing to see the above hefore the day ol
sale, call at the Machine Shop, at Warwick,
Maryland
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FARMING UTENSILS.

Two Farm Wagons-in good order, Peach
Bed and Springs, Wheel Corn Marker, |
Sled Corn Marker, Orchard Wagon, Jaeger
Wagon-in good order, Sleigh, Cham
pion Reaper-self-raker Hamilton Wheat
Drill Phosphate Attachment, Fans-l A
Victoria, new, Hay Riggings, Wheelbar-
row, Q sets Wagon Harness-in good order,
3 sets Of Plow Gears. Collars. Brides, Plows,
Harrows and Cultiva tors, lot of Glover Hay
by the ton, a half-interest in 81 acres OF
Wheat, "a of which is Glover Sod, the balance
Of stock ground, phosphated 200 lbs TO the
acre, Q Barrels of Vinegar, a lot of Meat by
the pound, lot Of Grain Bags, lot of Pota-
toes, etc.
$50 and under, Cash; on all sums over that
amount credit of Seven Months will be given
by purchaser giving a bankable note with
approved security discount added No goods
to be removed until conditions Of sale are
complied with.
BENJAMIN NJ. STRADLEY.
s. N. EKos. Auctioneer. jan24-3t
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Adk;sson q CO., now offer the best Cough
Medicine in The world. He has himself entire
confidence in it, and warrants il TO give per
tect satisfaction. Ask for Pisces cure for
Consumption
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f%SSSNCO ~
OUR DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT has
the best display it has been our pleasure 10
show, and lower than ever before.
Plain and Fancy Fabrics at 10, II, IL, II,
Is, Is, IT, 10, 20, %, 20, q, 80, 81, 81, 40,
45, At and 50 cents.
The best Fifty Gents Black Cashmeres in
town.
We offer special bargains in Ingram Car
pets, at 30, 35, 40, 45, so, IS, s5, 872, 20. 50,
ST and 81 25 purchased before the advance
in price. Some splendid bargains.
NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS.
We have the best selected and most varied
stock south Of Wilmington, of which an ex-
animation will prove.
Hosiery, both Plain and Fancy, at every
price, from 10 TO IS cents. Some job lots
very low.
Black and White Lace Ties-Silk ana Cot
ton, Bretonue and Torcheon Ties, Fancy Silk
Ties-beautiful and cheap.
Silk Handkerchiefs for all beautiful for
presents and low in price, at Is, 20, 25, 49,
SO, so, rs, So, ST 25and 373. Hemstitched
and Embroidered Handkerchief, al 6, 8, 10,
l28, IA, l6, 90, 25, 80, 35, 40, so and 65 cts.
Imitation Silk Handkerchefs- zoe.
Handkerchiefs in Fancy Boxes at75c TO 81.
Kid Gloves-uew winter shades, tive and
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SIX HEAD OF

Horses and Mules.
No I-Sorrel Mare Fanny, 5 years old,
good worker single or double.
No 2-Sorrel Mare Dolly, 6years old, good
worker. single or double.
Nos. / 4-Pair of Mules, years old,
good workers, single or double.
Nos. 5 j e-Colts-l coming years old
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FAMILY wine AND LIQUOR STOREl

S. w. JONES, PROPRIETOR.
3O7 SOUTH STREET. Spruce and Pn PHILADELPHIA
ESTABLISHED TWENTY YEARs.)
Best and Finest Imported Wines Liquors. Cordals Bters &C.,
ELECTED with great care expressly Family pleased
- Cumlya all ersat the shortest
gry
adyan negeby giving rial las recommend
-Brands
Madeira
WineL Wine
following Blackberry
Strawberry Brandy Pine Apple Brandy Anid ord
ender Brandy RASPBERRY Brandy Peppermint Cordial California wines ana ~ "
thebot o. deLIj
Bers prepared from In
standing and contain the mdc" virtues OF over
greatest medicines discovered
General Debility Liver Complaint dyspepsia
Stomach Scrua Ulcers
Diseases o
Third street, Philadelphia
50 '"' ~ ~ - f Prof s. JONES'
nov29-n
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HE SUBSCRIBER, intending to leave the
State, will sell at Public Sale, at his residence
on the Chas. Lum farm, on the road leading
from Summit Bridge to KirkwoOd, in Penca-
der Hundred, on
Tuesday, February 10th, 1880,
Alto O'Clock, A. NJ. the following described
Dorsonal nronertv to.wit.
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CONDITIONS OF SALE.-All sums Of Twen.-
ty-Fiye Dollars and under, Cash and On Al
sums over Twenty-Five Dollars credit o.
SIX MONTHS will be given, by purchaser
giving a bankable note, with approved securl-
", and bearing interest from day Of sale.
No goods to he moved until conditions ot
sale are complied with.
s. M, EEos, Auctioneer. lan3I-'s
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SATURDAY MORNING, FEB I. 1873.

DELAWARE R. R-TRAIEs LEAVE MlnDbEeo"N-
Going North. 755 A.M...lo IS 80. % % Z ~ y
Going South, lO.l8A.M... II P.M-..T.3s 4 NJ
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SHEEP

80 Head of Fine Western Ewes, all with
lamb. Also, Fat Buck Sheep, for cash.
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Household and Kitchen Furniture,

Consisting Of Beds and Bedding, Carpets,
Stoves, Oil Cloths, Wardrobes, Bureaus Bed
steads, Sofas, Chairs, Tables, Lamps, Wash
stands, Mirrors, Window Shades, Book Cases
and many other articles too numerous to mem
ton.
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o Head al Cattla

i Head of Good Mich Cows, | Fat Cow,
Bull Cali, months old-full bred Durham
| Durham Bull, years old, Heifers, Z Head
Of Shoats, Chester County Whites.
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w. H. MOORE & Co,

Welcome the Strangers and T1sitors, and extend
u cordial limitation to all to pay them a friendly
visit and NUKE a personal examination of their
enormous and Ua7fed stock, which 1QiW more than
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CATTLE

Nine head of good Young Mich Cows, all
my own raising. l Short.Horn Bull. two
years old in May next; brought from the
west by Mr.. L. P Mcdowell. Also, Fat
Calf-for cash.
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HOGS

6 Fine Shoats, line Thoroughbred Berh
shire Sow, Sow-with Pigs, Fat Hog.
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IL HEAD OF MILCH COWS,

All Of which are coming in profit during to
Spring, and most of them good mixers.
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PUBLIC SALE!

s. NJ. ESos,
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three button, at so, rs and SIss KidrGloves,
in. black, at 56..75 81. and i 25, worth so
per cent more than we eoffer ttiem or Gloves
Of all kinds for Ladies, Misses Men and Boys
at prices to suit all. 4.
Novelties 10 jet Combs and Pipsf Fancy
Japanese Boxes SOC; Fancy, Japafese Trays.
5ec.. Fancy Japanese Baskets. 80, s75a and 81 !.
Zephyr Goods, Hoods Nublas, lLeggIhs and
Shawls.ss -
Gents Scarfs and Ties direct from the man
.ufacturers, at Johbers' prices larger stock
and better assortment than ever before.
Tidies-something new and very desirable
at 81 and 81 so.
Perfumery, in Fancy Boxes.
Fancy Towels, at 5, 10, IL IL, Is, l6, 20,
26. 81, 373, 40. 45 and so cents-
Fancy Table Covers.
Shawls, single and Double, very low.
Ladies Skirts, at so, IS, ST., 25, so,
10, 90, 10, 2 so. --y
OUR SHOE DEPARTMENT >
Has all the leading styles We are confident
we can please all who visit us. Only try,our
Shoes and Judge for yoursel 'es.
New style Hats Tor Men and Boys.
The best Counterpanes for 81 IS and 90
ever offered.
Ladies Coats our speciality.
Groceries and Provisions fresh and cheap
0 all Wbo favor us NTH
W: II. MOORE g. Co.
naber go, 1879.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-11-04
Death Of Capt. E II. Llscum

Captain Elliott II Liscum died at his home
in RiehIand Center, Friday morning last, at
the age Of As years the day of his death.
Captain Liscgm was bern in Vermont where
he resided until Is years old, when he came
vest, stopping two years in Illinois, and SUD
seqaantIy settled in Grant county, Wisconsin,
and was a resident Of Lancaster at she time
OF his marriage. lie volunteered in the S8d
Wisconsin, and was commissioned u heuten-
a0. ,ad assigned 70 company g. Having be-
come sick asd disabled in the service ia Geor-
gis be was discharged and returned home
After q few months rest he 50 far recovered
tas., receiving captains commission, he
raised il Richland Center and vicinity, com
pa0y Of the +9th regimen, Of volunteers, in
which he served until hi4 health failed utterly
aud he received an honorabl, discharge.
Captain Liscum leaves widow, three
daughters aad a son to mourn BIZ, loss The
funeral was on Sunday, 2ttb, at which there
was lsrge concourse OF friends and citizens.
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