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National Republican., 1880-04-19
MERCURY'S MlSSIVES.
Tidings Gathered in Various Parts
of the World.
Accident to the steamer George Leary-
Gone to Norfolk for Repairs-Rowcn
and Brown Accept O'Leary's Chal-
Ienge-British Troops Massa-
cred - Colorod Process
sion Assailed, Etc.
The Geor. O LcnrY Disnbled.

FoRTREss MONROE, VA, April 1s-Thc
steamer George Loary, from Norfolk for
Washington, broke her crunk.pin here this
evening and will be towed TO Norfolk for re.
National Republican., 1880-04-19
4, l., q, a,

Tho Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty
to Animals has established its headquarters at
lils L street northwest. At the last meeting
Of The executive committee the designations
of Mr. r.. c. Fox, as president, and Mr.. G. A.
Duvall, as secretary, were accepted with re-
gct General l.. p. Graham, u. $. A., was
then elected president aud Mr., George L.,
Douglass secretary. The new president, Cen
cral Graham, is retired officer Of the army
has recently puchuscd u residence IN our city
aud Is much Interested in tho work Of this asso
citation. Any complaints Of cruelty TO animals
may bo left in person at tho Office Of the So
cicty or forwarded 10 the secretary by mail.
National Republican., 1880-04-19
LOUISIANA MATTERS.
How the Exodus investigation Is
Regarded.

Two Hundred Dollars "a Head for wit
nesscs The Penalty for Being Re-
publican - Some Crooked Lnnd
Operations-JOnas' EnOrt to
Unseat Kellogg Tho
Political Outlook.
National Republican., 1880-04-19

Arrangements arc being made for great
Democratic mRss,mcetng at Winchester Nap
May g. Senators Voorhees,, Vance, and
Gordon and Representatives Blackburn aud
Cox are among those asked TO speak, aud it is
announced that the speeches will all be upon
National topics.
National Republican., 1880-04-19
Trcsh Tiros in New Jcrscy
+. ol,tn,py yiu NIuvnuI,ee.

MILWAUKEE April ls,-Lightnmg struck
the poslofce block, at Wauptca, this morning.
Thrco stores were burned. Loss, $4,000 m'
surcd for II ,O0D
National Republican., 1880-04-19
TIE nURNING hoods.
rhn NlrrInIn Enrcst riros.

PETERSBURG, VA, April l3.-Tno forest
fires which havo been raging in this vicinity
for the past week have become uncomfortable.
Flames and smoke are plainly visible here.
Buns and stables Ia large numbers have bcen
destroyed and in many instances farmers
have lost all their crops Horses, farming
implements, mud number of cabins ltyo
been burned, the occupants barely escaping
with their lives. The destruction of cord
wood aud timber Is immense. The loss thus
Gar rs estimated at several thousand dillars
In Prince George county the iro has boon
very destructive, Invading orchards and de-
struying hundreds OF fruit trees. IL Is feared
that unless a heavy aud early rii occurs, tho
fire will destroy railroad bridges and tela.
graph poles, thereby impeding travel and cut.
ting of tclegraphic communication.
Fresh Fires Ia New Jersey.
CAPE MAY, n. j., April 15--A largo rnrcst
fro prevails in Northern Cape May and South-
orn Cumberland counties south Of Mi.lyille,
There has been great loss of property, aud the
people are much alarmed. Extra forces have
been ordered to subduc tho fire If possible
The wind is brisk from the south, aud 1t ID
1rV
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-12-16
oVercoatS.
We always keep large stock of
SHIRTS,

and we can sell a splendid reinforced,
Wamsutta muslin, 3-ply linen bosom
for One Dollar.
AT this, the close of the year 1850. we
take this opportunity of thanking orr
friends and customers for their liberal
patronage, and as our intention is TO en-
large our stock for the year 1881, we
nope to add new customers and retain
all old ones.
On the first of January. 1881, Capt. F.
Arrowsmith will take an interest in
our business, and with increased facili-
Ties we expect to carry larger stock
and our idea is to keep everything wan
ted in our business.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-12-16
DRESS GOODS

is complete, and we offer some rare bar
gains, as we ale anxious To reduce our
stock In this depa: tment hv Jan LIST.
we are to-day opening a new stock of
custOm-made
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-12-16

WE have been buying goods con-
w stantly all the season and are
neatly every day getting in fresh goods,
and consequently keep our stock up in
all departments. Our stock of
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-12-16
Boots and Shoes.

we ask your special attention to this
Gepar' ment. Ifyou want a first-class
Boot or Shoe, we've got them.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-12-16
Ready-Made CLOTHING.

Our stock is always up in all depart
ments in this line. We offer until Ian
uary the first some extra bargains in
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-12-04

iid cine Nn3abl BON 3udtbausit dflinsen
tefiubet, eridien iiir,li6 Elm @eiitlider,
nm ben Strdflinsen seiitiSe Nabruns In
6orm elmer Yreoist ,u berabreiden. Ir
bate bieielten I'M iid Der riammelt unb
mar nit fciner prebi8t i'm teifen 3use,
ale elmer Der 5hdfliuse. Der friber ein=
NAL Yreciser mar. iid binausldlid, iei=
mes Rollesen Yfero befiea unb baron
iprenste. Die Wade bsmertte bic At=
fi&t oes TladtiSen. fsuerte bintcr Jpn
Der unb tSptete ibn.
= 3mei teranifde BHdSfe Der Gpis
ccpalen iamuleln in 9lem Dort @elb .,u,
Qnleguns bon Shulen.
Sn Sherman murben fiir3lih 7
Diete gun, Sudtbans Uerurtteilt. Gin
Yierbeeieb erbielt 10 Sabre suertbeilt.
-. Wah einem Beritt son Grcdett
County iol ii& oaielbit 8ute Bshce nit
elmer Uaube son ID Desperabces befin=
ben uno oas TSbten ron Yieh Der 5dute
fpesen in grcburtisem Wobitabe betrei~
ben. um fiber Dor Nnsriffen ,u iein, bat
Fd bic 8anse Elm befeitistes Eager Der.
seridtet.
- Wad Gun San Marccs imuree elm
Wann Wamens @kas. Rcberts setratbt,
Der iit in einem Bussb auf oenl 2Beae
mad Der @taot befanp. Sein Repctber
fiel aus benz Gub,wert, entIuo iih unb
Die fusel crans ibm liz ben unterleit.
Die Wuuce icu ssfitrlih iein.
- Der MSrter 8ctbidilb bat sis ieet
benz Staat Teras unb Zen beiteu Grun>
ties Wuriou unb parriion $40, 900
Rrifen uerurildt. ~
= GuS Srietridsburs mi,b uns te=
r1dtet: Die bel Der lebten Wabl in unz
ierem Reprdientantsn= =Diftrilt abseaebe>
men Stimmen tpurben beute tam 3. se=
aablt. Das Sseiultat 1T mie folst:
3tda,s e,bielt 14o4, gnlliban lila unb
Yatterfpu 937 gtimmen. 4urrab fit
Sidars!
- Bel Tlatcnia tabeu g2eser oas
5ans zines tirslid einsewaub.rten gSbs
men in Brano seifedt, ,pabrlteinIib nad=
oens : $500, bic in einem Soffsr per=
bergen ,paren, eeffcblen batten. Der
SSbme, Der nit ieinsr Trau int Telbe
arbeltete, bate serabe nod 3eit genns,
feline orei ainber 3u retteu, bic er i'm 6aus
le ,uriid 9elaGen bate.
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F3arte Da men.

Dkfs laususilisen. .rmibenb.n, 9tn.
iattunsn, rp.l6e % Gu& faa unmSalt&
MAIDEN, auf eursn Jib.n ,u f.t,u, bic
Gursn Syifem ale glsttri,itdt rauten, bas
Matt pom euren Danssn trelben unp b..
ftanois an Gurer eebsnstraft 3.br.n, ton.
ntn istr lt6t bsletttet wsrben tur& bas
uunssrsars 3.iimtttel 5opf.n Bitter.
unrseftad6iSietltn unb 5inberniiIt In Gu.
rem Spittm. iusrhsn anf sinmal en.fetnt,
wasrenb bie ips,teat llrfaae Gurer periO.
eiiasn S&merssn auf tmmsr aebcbsn wer.
psn. Wpllt ttr bIerauf adtsn 2 = gine.
Saturday Ntatt.
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&eiusen's 2etdbeubeadnauis .

.ss0Nts y
Der r8oRon Supeitisator", elm mS@ent.
liaes Hreibenferblatt, i@reibt in ieiner
Letter 9eummer, bonn "a. bieies Oeouats,
iber 9arl 9einsen's Beerbiauns Solaeu.
bes: sDas 9ei@enbesdnsnib 3arl SHu.
len's bon ieiner .ebemaligen Bcbnuns in
&orbnrn aus, am Is. biejes Monats mar
tart beiuat. Die Jeier i'm 1rauerbauie
beftaub aus elmer beutlden Nntprade BON
perrn g. ". 3Sbler, einer. engiil&en Nn.
rebe bon Trau gbnat .. Gbennep unb
aas @eians Seitens bes Orpbeas. Ser.
ems. aeine reliSiSien, ober firdliden
5anelunsen fanben iiatt. i GAt 9eiden<
trigger, 2anssleuteF bes Germ Sein,en,
tr,1sen feline Qeide ju benz yeidenwasen,
unb lpdbrenb ii4 Der Bug langfam pur.
wdrts bepe8te, irielte bns @Imunia.
Otulitesrps ben Icbtsnn,arfd. Die
Scene mar feierlid unb ersreifenb.. Gin
LANCER Bug fplsts ben sllsberreifen mad,
benz 5rieo9cfe auf Jo.r.lf Sillas trc5eltt
9err Gberbarbt am @raee clue 0feoe
blelt } ;uno I3itsliscer tes 1urusereias ein
2leb iansen. g., A/~ @s4Ek i
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g, Wolflpu.

Der srUstt gorraib psn " inter,
on3a as n, fur 5trrtn nne Rnabsn 1T
tst perm E. Noliion su fnstn. Gr kat
MIR prstswlrbtse Sadtn, alice mad Der
atusiftn Meee nnstferttst.a an Sanb.
Ypb Dipt'rbate iInb In sru6.r Nuspabl
SOrtanbsa. Dit Dam.n finesn in rem
esraumissn si@ei&dftslotal b.s 5erra
sDoihon fsint' Sbawls, zii&sr, ausse.
,sidntte Rt.tpsrRcfFs u. ,u nod nie baae,
wsfsnsn ntsbttstn pssii.u. Der etcre
,ess telhttta niitwaarsntdnoters IL
bon Ncrsens bio Ntenbs fpis son, Ran,
f.rn anp'fiIt. stn Yspsis, ba6 has Dub:
ltlnm BIZ 8etttstls watr,uns9men lptteI
wel&s 1ttr NolHoa bistei. ~, 4
6 1911 ,tlusul m'
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'''A Der @eaberneur bat ben 9Botl.
minnern pdbrenp gibrup Naweienbeit ii
Nuain Elm Bnniett gesebsn. -
wlit Der Srcn Wruntain Babn la
men wdbtehe ber' isstea 4 Wcnate 49,
19l &inmanberer in Lerarlaaa an.
On Ca0as wuree Sobn 4anbers,
eiain son3 Wcrstsras tesannter Disb, psr-
tdftst. @iae Rense Su,relen, bic er Ser.
isbt bate. murbsn mi,ber erlanst unb
ben giSentsa&era 3urdderftaft.t. iTfl'i'H
y Auf Der Strede lwiiGen Sort
sbsrtb unb Weatterfcrb f.l Gin Bremier
Hamenp Sarttr aniI4tn )pei Naasn e;=
mes GiientabulnSeO unb erbilt eabei tSpt.
lide Terlssanseu. Gr-ii bsreits aeitcrs
ben. III , ifftt@S - y
= Der NSrber asthfAilo il ssa benz
GbriH BON Sefferion aufs Weue perbaitet
nnnI aad iener Stabt setradt woroen.
Die bortije @ranbiurp bat cine Aniluse
auf Wero in eriien @rspe sesen Jpn ers
boben unb bic Vertanbixns ee,ielten iif auf
ben 16. Dseemter fefiseiebt wsreen. Die
3ltern Re.bi4ilss 6e6abens fl ns@ III
Nortba1. .s.t.easy lt
- DIR Ber. etsatea 5ii&=G Gsnmi.=
tdr Diu IN aa6Rerl aDsde 'Tif&t ned
Esras S,w uneateeltlt@en Bertteiluna nab
ausiesuhs In teranijAe 6taGe t4ideu.
- in &satsidstd Ssfferfon, wsielbit
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1prrtspsudtas. &idlanb. Die lebten
GroIte baben in bieiiser Gegeno bebeu.
tenben SdabeH angeri1tet. Baumpotlt
bat bauptid6li6 gelitteu, Die srilnen
Bolls, fsel1e mod nidt aufgebro6en
iparen, iino ale 10 itart erfroren, baB
nur tuenigee Sabon iaufgebroden lin6.
9pr beul ,6roit fonnte man INNER nod
auf cine balbe gottonernte re1nen, jekt
nber giebt es faum cine Drittel grnte.
Der biesidbrige Winter i6eint ein
3ielnli9 itrenger iperben gu tpollen.
s6on iiber IA Sage friert uno regnet
es immerfort. I Mele, Jaruter, iuel9e
ibr 2orn nod ni6t eiugeerntet baben,
leioen ,groBen 96abeit bdbltr1, benn
bas aorn. iuel6es auf Der grbe lieet;
1T tbeils perfault, tbeils aussewd9len.
Oit biefigt Gemeinbe bat enblid ipie=
Der einen paltor ui,o S1uaebret engaz
girt, ipel6er am 3. DECEMBER feline
probepreoigt MAIDEN ipirb; ct fommt
BON 9teuz Yraunfeis unb beiBt gmil
Sdrober. perrs S1rooer ipib nn;
iebr tpilltommen fein. 'N' M. 80.
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Das3susntb etnts Arstes.
Sd bsfdsiniae biermit, bab Id felt 81
Sabrsn praftisirsnber Mr,t bin uno bab
Id iilr pisle druni1hs Safe III msinsr
Ytaris iBarners 5afe &iensp nne eipsr
Cure smpfebls. Mui msinen 9atb er
bisIt q, D. 9tamm @soatteur bes 9u
ouhtial' Ora. Nlbia. Soma, rtsfss msrtt'
Soas 6silmittd. u. u. Namlay W. ..
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tsnS ): Ras3 In |bas-s Bas MINT Du ?
g0a6 knA Hu .,f,...-f:

bsnS !: Wasi Ia bass mas MINI Dus 2
geas taR Du? sss4m-. i
Was Id babe fasts Semeta astampft,
tilis, atttsrnb, Corn I'M Nuae unb 5rub
auf ben eippsn; td' amil snoltd etnmaI
ben Des yvr nir isbsn. Sd ,ptl teinen
S1ritt psittr ttun, tptnu Sie mir nidt
iasen, was git NIT mir mO0en. mein Ser!
Dsr wette. rtufame. psrtafIeae, file
Part um ft tsrum madtt BIN @lntsud.
ale fst BE aan,e sS.'t auessaortsn une
fe Bsibs f.i,n nod bic sin3iseu le6snben
Meifn.f sg3y{i - az IL '''
Ser Baron tatts mad wentssn Dltau.
ten feline GAME Gai1uns pieesr. 5eias
!! aaasn sstbarsea f6 bint.r ibr.m Saleler
unb rutten taum fnen' Moment auf ZEN
l.bsnbss ft5nsn 3aetn bee Sanelinss :;
elm berb.r, bitt.rsr 3us ,udts nm bic
f.insa qtppsn, tnstm er lsife, faa unbSr.
bar ttn satssBnete Da bif tod, msin
''''' (9urtfsknns fulst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-12-04

- 3uvsrlaiaa n bie 6tilptrtuua tss
sAsatete." 3~angsiassiss ctfatruna
mil skism Silstss'i&sa 1ittsl, bas Rd
bsm famerrboibal. eeiosnSsn lsar SauStr
lidea aamsapsus sarbtst,t. bat .{ein.
3nperlaiRslsit ,ur @enass tsmisi.n. Di,
S&a&td scd ,n s1.OO in alta Npctb.
Ten ju tattn. probsn BACON w.re.n auj
9attsntensefudt. has an y. NssRastsvt
y Co., Bsr 3s46, Nsu yorf, ,u riAtsa,
tcRsnfrst ,sssi&ldt. 3sfl - = aS'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-12-04

- Ssbr, ber eintn sBtnttran,ua r5
tbig bat, iclte 3u S6ram & 60. aeb,n
Dieft unttFaetIhenbtn 6aumflsute per.
taufen ttre Uiuterpoarsn ~ bfn nt,pria-
fen prsif.n, bic it In btsastr @tabt fiji
cute Waarfn btsabIt puttsn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-12-04

;-o-. e&sam- & 60. ssrianfsa so
osts asne nsssrns, lsinsae. Damea.5era
esa sne Nsnf&sttsn, Stsl so gents p.tib
eas, fsr 90 Gents. 2smmt usb b,FA.
tiDt tissIteS, A-
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q. GcSfe unb S6hne.

Wir smpfinstn teute per grprsb zine
pra&tuuue alnswdtl fsiner Dameneloafs,
Wantsl. bic MIR fter biais p,rtaui,n. Die
Ndnttl anb letr fsia unS mir lerlauten
'unc bic Damsn tierourd btlonbsrs earaui
auimertiam 81 MAIDEN.
q. Soste u. SStne.
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i4GgHsiE7 -,1s y. ~;
erae.
wTSRz4s fIFk

= gorrtspsnaenz. gtidlano, 2S. Sos
|penlber. SIN berflolieneu Sabre latten
mir lfetsi bic &lasen sll b6ren, oaB es
gu trodea lit uno in 5bisItn Sabre 1T
Die SADIE uiagefebrt:,. man bort fat
tdgli6 iiber au ,oiel Hesen iammern uno
biesI pobf nit (He9ti benn Der &egeN
i6eint- auf feen sdr5fi1en
8uin Der Menl6en abgefeben 81 baben:
gs Hebeit nod lbieI Cotton at1i6l Qotit III
ben 5eloern, ipel9e nur. bel gutem
gDetter eingebeimIt lperben f6nnen.
Gin GROCER 3beil tpire erit 1ta6 Weib=
ra9teu eingebolt perben uiHen, aber'
trpB a1eoent bersagen unfere intelligen=
ten Garmer ni9t, benn vtomlnt 3eit,
fommt Statb." 3eitungeu iperbett bier
selelen: Greie Yrelle. fur Seras, s3eras
Dot stras gults5eitllng, Weltbote,
Muitin @o9enblatt umo ,@ermania,
duBerbem tpersen mod eine Mnsabl tIei=
mere Rir9enb LITTER sebalttn.. ii urter
alien aber 1T bic rGreie Prehe" Die be1
liebtefe, Sd laiIe bier bic 9lusfdsen
bon Abpnnenten folgen: uWenn man
mir aae 5erasz 3eitllngeu unentgeltlid
geben tpollte unb i9 iDllte bann Der
Jreien- -preRe entlagen, 10 tpiirbe ib
mid fiir elm iol6es Mnerbieteny beoan=
fen. s. 81 uWarum Ion id 70 biel
3eitungen balten, menn a1les bies unb
nod mebr in Der Greien Yrelle su leien
1T? 6. g." ~Sopie nleine -3eit fit
bic aus 1T, befeae i9 ab, benn,
bic p6reie preRee it belier unb biqiger.
S. ct" gto9 eitt Siibenb ,1ebr FOLDER
3eugniie fonute : i'd fnieoerf6reibea,
ueldc ale gu @uniten Der n6reie prelle
fiir Seras" fpre9en. 9Eh 9lfi~
b Su letter Mo9e farb perr sSobn
9einri1 S6littler an einem @ebirns
libel. 0err 59littler mar erf ber
s'uei Sabren nod Seras sefommen,
unb mar elmer ber @riinoer beg S9lei=
derldiisembereins. @r butte ft6 ,bdbz
renb Der Dauer ieines pierieins biele
Greunbe ernorben, bennod ipollte es
feiner 6rau in 3eras ni1t gefaller
'ipebbalb,er jeine Sarm bor 6 Wo6en
berfaufte, UNI feline alte =, 0eimatb,
8ofpnl Ntaf ], ipieoer aitf,iifliden. st
tpollte feline Reiie lebten Sonntag an=
treten unb sldnbte ipobf ni9t, baB ct
amielbisen Sage feline lebte Heile, bon
Der nielmanb uieoerfebrt, antreten
giuiirbe. Griebe ieiner aIbe. q. 6.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-06-05

E. H. Perkins, Creek Centre. N. T., writes /:
Il was troubled with Asthma for four years
many nights after retiring I had to Sit up in
bed, my suffering being Intense, while the
cough waa 80 severe that the bed-clothing
would be Baturated with Precipitation. Two
bottles OF your Electric OIL effected q complete
and perfect cure, and cheerfully recommend
It to all, as / know of no other medicine that
will cure Asthma" For sale by H. B. COch-
ran, Druggist Isl and lS9 North Queen street,
Lancaster, Pa. 10
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-06-05

"OP BITTERS FOR SALE AT LOCH-
IL er's Drug Store, Q East King street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-06-05
From the Hub.

There is perhaps no tonic offered to the peo-
pie that possesses as much real intrinsic value
rs the Hop Bitters. just at this season of the
the blood needs purifying, the cheapest and
best remedy is Hop Bitters. An ounce of pre-
ventiOn Is worth pound Of cure don't wait
until you are prostrated by G diseases that may
take months for you to recover in.-B0ston
Globe. jl-2wdGw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-06-05
HAT DEPARTMENT.

All the Latest Styles of HATS re
iceived every day from New York
and Philadelphia. and sold Il,
prices to suit everybody.
~Old Hats reshaped and cOlored
ut short notice.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-06-05

Extract from letter from Beckett 8 Gr1Mn,
Druggists. Monroe, N. G.
MoNRoK, Dec "a, 1879.
We have no hesitation I'm saying that your
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure e the most en-
cient combination tor obstinate Kidney Dis
eases we have ever knOWn-and we have no
mea9re experience, our DR.. Biskett being
practising physician for nearly twenty years
tI1wdGw BECKETT GRIFFIN.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-06-05
RIBBON DEPARTMENT.

Finest Lines of RIBBONS ever
brought to Lancaster. in all the
Latest Styles of COlOred Silk and
Satin, Old Gold and Cardinal, and
Eariegated Ribbons. Best Brands
at the lowest prices.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-06-05
CHILDS' STOCKINGS,
From lOc up.

All firSt-cl:isS goods
We have received this
week about 90 new styles
of Imported Stockings
from No. ; to 81. which
we are selling from Is tC
s5c a pair.
Childs' Embroidered
Centre Stockings, Pink
and Blue Open-worked
UnDleached Balbriggan
UnbleachedOpen-wOrked
LiSle, Fine Embroidered
Front, all Open-wOrkcd
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-14

In speaking Of the coming sxcuss;oa
to victoria. on the Qoesa's hirthdsy,
the Port Towpssnd Arsss ssys:
In getting up the excursios T. victo-
ria, to take place On che oath inst, Capt
Starr utterly ignored Port Townssnd.
The rate IL fixed ct a for the round
trip between Seattle and Victoria PORT
Townsend peopls. living about hulf way
between the two points mentioned, are
to pay - each Tor the round trip, IL
they desire to 600 We sre informed.
Besides this. the INrELLIoExcKR learns
that forty persons will Ga from this
place We do not believe the half Of
that number ell "a from here uuless
Justice ~ done In the matter Of fare.
W. certsinIy protest against having The
place treated in such s shabby manner.
and enioin the people Of this placs tn
take little pride in sssing thS their
rights are Tespected - saA
The truth Of the matter is just this
Capt. Starr has nothing whatever 10 DO
with tina excu sion. When the prnject
looked doubtful. several g-ntl-men ii
this city put in fifty dollars each and
chartered the North Pacific for the oc-
casion. In order TO afford sll 90 oppor.
tunity TO 90 who wished to do %. they
put the sickets q the unprecedented
low price Of 81 each from all parts Of
the sound for the round trip. Tickets
10 1877 aud 1878 we're one third higher
than this. and yet there we're few or No
complsiots. The geotlssssa chs hAss
this matter in hand intend - trsst AL
alike and charge the same price from
all points on the Sound. snd they pro
test against Capt. Starr being censursd
when he 10 not 10 blame.
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1uLAAkoks my ~ loOV.
Candidates for sheriff are ~ numse,
ons IS -busssrds. and Are sigsssd ID
about - holy mission.
4 Miss Hendricks viii teach school the
coming sumner in the Orting district.
beginning next Monday mcraing.
The Assessors are busily q work
6adiog out how little people are worth.
Str.nee that poverty Il always 90 gen.
srsl ct this season Of the year!
The Summer school il progressing
favorsbly under tbs efficient aanaGe-
ment Of Miss Clara McCasty. The
Alderton school IL In charge 81 Mrs
Cofmsn. Mise Cbanbsrs IL teaching
at Elhi. In short. school j. ander wsy
in nearly every district b the sounty.
The regular teachsrs'. exsmioasien
took place. At Stsilacoom Last week,
conducted BY Assafs. Taylor. shelton
and Hall Thsre we're ssvsn applicants
for certificates. sir Ut whom were sue
csssful. The funny part Of the pro-
seeding. however, 10 said 10 b. ths re-
fus.l OF the County Commissioner to
foot the bill.
1t 10 given out here that Francis II.
Cock has condesceuded to allow his
name to be used in the GINNING Kepub-
lican Convention ~ candidate fOr the
Dslegateship. This must be huge
aud malicious joke. Cook sets higher
value on himsslf than tia. Wsrs be
to enter the political srens, be wsuid
"sock her through in style BY con.
testing honors with old 0tant.
This rainy. disssrse.bls weather Is
not very pleasing to farmers. It has
thrown farm work bssk considersbly.
besides retarding the growth Of crops.
A few weeks warm weather 10 badly
nesded 10 develop vegetation. which. %
the whole, 10 very backward. Hop
yards are being cultivated - veil .
che weather will permit. but the vines
are stuutcd aud slow u growth, aud
take to the poles very reluctantly.
Altogether. things are mt % pleasant
- they might be.
Several Of chs Puyallup folks sre
about 20 cast their lots IN the land Of
the ounch grass east Of the mouniaius.
G II BoatmaD el1teds e,f tuat uoglDn
yesterday en& urs @Joo Klhcajd cd
family l~it to-day. there to meet her
hushsnd. wA0 I'D zone bfa& NV
] Bowmea viii stass ire fsv dayM ~.
pecsing TO- return about NE lse q Au..
gust. Hs can tell bseter aftsr be oense
back shseher Rnysllsp viii bscle
home any longer. 10 u to Be bod
that be may diseoser q 1AYa - ~
paradise. and scsdAe boek sdI1is1s1 =
settle down and continas to live smoog
uu
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oDD rxLLow..

AT IN. Sc sion Of the Grand Lodge Of
ODD Fellows k,r Washington Tsrsssory
at Vancouver this week. q. T. Neon.
reil was eiec.ed NJ W G Master for the
year ensuing; E L Powell, WDG
Master; Henry Whittier, n W g War.
den; J n swan. 4 w G Secretary; II
z Willison. X w q Treasurer
The subordiuste Lodges in the Ter
ritory number IL, of which Is were
represented in GRAND l. ,dg. BY about
81 deLgai.s
Ths FOL owing extract il taken from
the report OF h Grand Secretary. and
will show the present condition II the
Order in this jurisdiction:
Eastern Washington is rapidly filliur
up with ornament rc-iients, and
thriving towns ars springiDx into exist
encs. where bat few sho., n,oDths
ago not sign OF house or a v.s,iye
Of civilization could be seen. Nany
OF the new 3 ttlers are Odd Fxllows
and will SON be organizing and knock.
ing at cur da'rs for sdmittance. There
has been r,a-oDable increase OF mem
bership. and ths lodges ali appear to be
10 healthy condition. The following
statistics. taken from the report Of sub
ordinstes. for the term endipg June 31.t.
1873. will mare fully show the condi>
ton Of the srd-r throug hout the juris.
diction.