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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-03-10

A DEcTsIoN.-The opinion of the United
States supreme conrt was given in the
case of the Maryland election. The iudoes
sustain the constitutionality of the fedora
e'ec'lon laws and hold that in making
regulations for the election of representa-
ives 1t Is not necessary that congress
should assume the entire and exclusive
control thereof, by virtue of n clause al
me consultation which declares that the
tinma s places and manner of holding cleo
be prescribed in each state by the leoisla.
lure .! thereof; but congress may at any
. .ime' oy law, make or alter such regula.
!'ohs. Except as to the place of choes.
ing senators. congress has supervisory
power over the subjects and may either
, aiase entlhely new regulations. or add to,
the state. 'Ai''N0 ny
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-03-10
A EnnL ONCE MORE.

Z" For ten years my wife was confined to
her bed with such complication of ali
ments that no doctor could tell what was
the matter or cure her, aud | used up Il
small fortune in humbug stuff. Six months
ago saw U. S. flag with Hop Bttels
on it,and thought l would be fool once
more. tried it. but my folly proved to
be wisdom. Two bottles cured her, she is
now as we'll and strong as any mans wife,
and it cost me only two dollars. Such folly
pays.-W. H., Detroit. Mich.-free Press.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-03-10
MONTPELIER MARK
RETAIL PRICES

for the wssk ending Tuesday, March 1880
Apples dried new SAFE - III; Butte, % 6Sl .
6eer 10000; Beef, dried, green weight, Soc: PORK.
fresh, sal! &c; PorE, salt, l0c; Ham, lSG; tard
10 &c; Veal. o6l2c; Beans, . bushel, s.a!5'
join $3.50 Corn meal, r Lis lbs, 81 81; Utt, .
sushel, IS 6lOc; Flour . DBL, S8.n0'I7 100: Gruk.
ars, 500; Coal, p ton, $3.50 10000: Cheese, -.
01lSc; Fish-Fresh Cod, dressed, lus; HlhAo,,
&c; Shat, DC; MlcSerel, be: salt Fish, Co,, 7e;
tnon, SplOc 10; Grippe l4ic, Na"l- 't-
d; gallon, Dos; Potatoes, p uustcl, So 5jl..
sab p 61!1el, 5la; Dairy. Ia ~ p =, ,gs'.
,ednS t90ll!,e brown lass, tOlasses = gtlol
WdsO; Tea, 5)}60D; Co1ee, Ola Java ro'>tNl.
9c; Rio, roasted, 25c p h ; Ierls Gra,- s''a.l.
sLI5; dlohiglo Cllvir, . Oh. i ,; lNDrLOJ-u
York do, IL Dl2s p pouaI.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-03-10

A GRowL FROM TIE BRITISH LION
The Standard, referring to the United
States. claim for preponderating influence
in the Panama canal. says this pretension
the British government is bound to watch.
and if necessary resist. No more ut Pan.
anna than at Suez can the preponderating
influence of another power be allowed to
lay hands on the trade of England.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-03-10

For the next three months, until the
Chicago convention, it should be the mis-
sion of the republicans to be republicans.
1t is well enough to be Blaine men or
Sherman men or Grant men or ConklinS
men in subordinate degree, but the
prime political duty of the members Of the
party is TO be republicans, not for any
man first, last and always" but for the
republican party and its principles above
ali men. OqdenSburq Journal.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-03-10
DANGER ON THE IcE.-The attempt of

DANGER ON THE IcE-The attempt oil
Mr. Somers. of Willsboro.N L.: TO convey
across the lake in his iceboat Miss Ahuer,
son. daughter of Capt. VIM. Anderson Oh
Burlington, and Mr.. A. ii. Munson' OF
Utica, last week, Wednesday. is thns vivid
ly described by the latter gentleman TO a
reporter in the Troy Times:
The boat was soon under headway' ana
half a mile was quickly traversed when
the boat was brought to IA sudden standstill
by cutting entirely through the ice.
Even this mishap did not disturb MISS
AndersCn's composure, for, when asked ny
Mr. Munson if they had not better return
to New York she said decidedly " No!
She had started for Vermont and she
meant to 20 to Vermont if it were posi-
bic thing ] he boat was placed upon firm
ice again; and the trio took their seats
preparatory for another start The ice
seemed to be growing perceptlbly weaker,
and before another mile had been passed
Mr.. Somers stopped the boat, telling Mr..
Munson that he would have to get out
until he took Miss Anderson over and then
he would return for him. So Mr.. Munson
was left standing on the ice and Mr.. SOM
ers SLOWLY continued lownlus 'I i ,ulonI
win ms ialr passen9er' VINO ,iiii',
no unwllllhSness 10 Procee" , a,,n"oS 1ha S,i1
silld sue khe" there wis ""nSri "i'e.t'
Inc GanSer WIS ehcouhteteu pclolo ti'o
boat ,iau gone quarter oi .nnI' ioi
uirec'ly III the c0urse I'll ''i1 "oaU :, i"S
ar nole suuuehly aPpe"Ieu' "n'on W.
only aVoiueu py turning Tue p1'C quiLN,S
AROUND ana returning 10 lhe pace WHERE
hlr, Mulsn az oeeri ieiS i;a ~ w., IN snan
tnen seai one" alone i,t so.'t liz ar" 1901
Iphnu u h''r row sa..P stlu.G =; tEo Lii
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-03-10

The Burlington manufacturing company
have recently been awarded contract
amounting to $4,000 for furnishing the
interior marble work of the new county
court house in Chicago, and also one
amounting TO upwards of $4,000, for
furnishing the floor thing and other mar
BILE work for the new postoffice building
in the same city, besides several others OF
less amount on other court houses and
public buildings in the west.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-03-10
PERPETUAL MonoN.-Some time ago

PERPETUAL MorIoN.-Some time ago
it was announced that William II. EIol
land, Of Chelsea. MlSs., hal invented n
selt-movlng wueel, weights being kent
constantly thrown ont on the DESCENDING
and drawn in on the ascending side.
Since that time Mr.. Holland has made
another wheel which will start itself, a
model of which has been seen by Il NUN
her OF gentlemen. He has now in process
OF erection wheel which will start itself
wi'h about one hundred POM Is power.
lie has three differently arranged wheels.
all embracing the principle of perpetual
motion, of which he claims to be the in
venlor. He is amply secured against anv
infringement, and has made application
Tor letters patent in this country, and the
principal countries of Europe. A public
exhibition of these wheels will soon be
made.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-03-10

Congress has been engaged in suppress
ing Weaver in the House and discussing
Fitz John Porters case in the Senate.
Logan made four days speech and Matt
Carpenter one hour speech against
Porter and the talk is now running from
the democratic side.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-03-10
MuArMAkES YOU SICK 2

You have allowed your bowels to become habit
ualy costlve, your liver has become torpid, tho
same thing ails your kidneys, and you are just
used up. Now be sensible, get a package of Kid
neyWort take it faithfully and soon you will for
get you've got any such organs for you will be a
We II man. FMlOWl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-03-10

9rsf sSeda RaFSfE SSfn 9ll E SSs
Tarlton,J Head and ii PARKER; ovirsesr Err
dtors PaEkman DAVIS Alden jaq9ith and char RE
Leonard Town debt $9{707; town tax raised, 100 cent
on the dollar of grand list
BRooKFIELD-M Moderator, + q Bigelow; clerk au[
lIreasHrer5 BTeIow; soIetnen, GAlafln,
CLARK, Jr, L Allen and q lIibbard superintendent
\ ; Als: auditors, Green + d Richardson and A ;
grand Jurors, John Lanson and ] tiriswSii; tow
aieh taSsus Peck Tax raised, 70 cents on the dollar
temher tn, next Vote for county commissioner, /
Walker, So, and a T Clark, Z; scattering, 9.
HYDE PARK Moderator. q L Waterman; clerk,
N Nnycs; seectmen, G NJ Strong l. y tllrringto auC
Frederick Bliss; supermtend MT. Rev b Il BirkncIl
1t was voted to authorize the salectmen to refund liz
bonded debt at rate of interest not exceeding pc
cent, to pay Substantially towards tins principal
ST. JoHNsBURY William Higgins, republican, wa
ahce OF the iq1or agency winch has lately been wide
but with greater restrictions than heretofore,
" WfRPEN L2ierator 4 Lyford; clerk, Jane
lanes 4 Eldrid-e; treasurer. Bauster; overseer,
isteTs s1aSE ana HIM; Tor soap tS' com
missioner, o D kdgerton, 60, and John Peck 80
ford, William Hill and X Cameron; listers II Pit
nam. / j Benjamin and l. W Haskell; constable o
Benjamin: agent, II Putnam; money raised to defra!
expeases 80 cents on the dollar Of the grand list fo
county commissioner, EdgertOn, ii,
WORCESTER Moderator, f f Trmpleton; clerk
9 Abbott; Neiectmen VI NJ Harris, L Iempleton an
= VI hl9trnlhsnn; treasurer, A6o35t; agent
constable, Horatio rempeton; overseer. e II II I'M
Brown auditors ii 4 iincock, DIriins and and (
Vail: gran jurors, George Stone aud William Max
m; town tax 100 ceuts ~ the dollar; highway 05 adj
John Peck 81.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-03-10

The Brandon Union thinks the Rutland
Her"Sd Is lacking, 50 as to go with the
tide, and is trying to convince its editor
that 1t never was much of Grant paper,
after all.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-03-10

General Hawley thinks it possible Con-
necticut may indorse the Vermont candi-
date, and asks why Massachusetts, republi-
cans should not declare for Edmunds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-21
DESTRUCTIVE FOREST FIRES.
Town I'm Dancer Af Ruxnfnu.

ST. JOHNS. n. B., June 21.-The fires In the
woods this year have been very extensive and
more serious than usual Dispatches received
fires are getting alarmingly close to McAdams
Junction. The villagers have been trying to
tight them on but they get closer every day
graphed that 1t Is according to the direction OF
the winds whether the village Will be burned or
not, and asked that train be sent to them so
that IN case or necessity the Inhabitants Will
be able to escape. Considerable wood has been
burned on the branch roads and along the New
Brunswick and Canadian line North OF Nc
Adams hemlock bark. sleepers and wood are
being burned. All the mills are closed and the
mill men are nghtiDg the fires. The firee along
the st. Croix are not very extensive, but the
woods all the way between Magaguadonic and
McAdams ele on fire. At PenobQues N. B..
lumber mill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-21
Political Notes.

While MIR. Tilden's letter OF withdrawal may
simplify matters very much for delegates 10 the
Cincinnati convention, ft Is not without its
dark side TO the boys. IL also withdraws about
three million dollars from the canvass
The Washington correspondent OF the Troy
that Senator Blaine will never again enter the
Presidential race-courSe.
Should Judge Field be nominated at Clncin-
matt the Charleston Netrs predicts that the cry
will be instantly raised that the purpose OF the
democracy is TO undo the work OF the Federal
armies, as embodied In the constitutional
amendments and the laws made in pursuance
OF those amendments.
Don Cameron did not accompany Gen. Gar
field to Ohio as has been reported. He went
with HIM about fifty miles west OF Harrisburg,
and returned On the next east bound train.
Now that Mr.. Tilden has declined the demo-
cratic nomination for the presidency, the New
York sun comes out for him nerce and strong
In its editorial columns. IL says his letter
vention," and that he and Hendricks should
DE nominated, as they compose the only true
ticket for the support OF American patriots I'm
1886" The suspicion is entertained In good
many minds that Mr.. Tflden's letter Is a mere
ruse and that In spite OF it his friends going
TO try to rush his nomination through with a
whoop IL is not likely, however, that the
scheme would work, even IL IL should be tried
which is doubtful.
The report was telegraphed from here Satur-
day night that Senator Conkling will make
speeches in Ohio next month in support OF Gar
field and Arthur.
The democratic congressional convention OF
the Sth Missouri district, in which there was a
deadlock, as mentioned in Saturdays STAR, adj
Journed sine de Saturday evening without
making any nomination. The matter is by this
action remanded TO the voters
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-21
The Markets.

BALTIMORE. June 81 Virginia skies. deferred.
Ges ss s bid % @0 as second series 22 do
,,I5 ,BALITIMoRE. June n Cotton quiet middlins.
saps t9d 80 s1tE. s ST. and nd
ss.Ss. t.$ $nis
sSahfn sSS s sbsr lower sRd s @s
i.22x July. Lil7sTi:: Ansast. l.6ssi.OPs; Sep -
ses.sr oxeT and TSOs3sT& a S. tSeaSS d.
yellow. 81; western mixed: spot. 81 June. 50sa
duh and essyDsouthcrn, aoasa western wSite. Hsss
Ssha+3H; do, mixed, SsaS2; Pennsylvania, Ss2a
Effs fsS s'1sa sad %sy +
Pr9Eisions PI,1E higher and rm-mess pork IL Is
sides, 7a7s; do. packed. 81 and IN. r Bacon nt
shoulders, 81 clear rib sides, 3 Hams. ltsal2f
aSGee pacfs 2.s nfE E r Is.
PPetaroeum;aerude' PaoI nominal; refined firm. sS
Whisky steady. l.llal. lib. Freights 20 Liverpool
eF se'sf Ersn mGss s S nSS
wheat l2S. 500 bushels; corn, 81. 500 bushels;
SSis %hss toC oSTn bushels Ssh
Sales,wheat. 596.262 bushels; corn. 20. 100.
NEW YORK. June 2l.--Stocks strong Money.
3. Exchange, long, 4s5k; short 4sS Govern
NEW YORK, June 2Ia-Flour, dun and heavy
Wheat dull and heavy. Corn duh and lower.
new 1es 6 ne Atlantic and Great western SSfa lsf
mortgage trustees certificates, 66x: Atlantic and
Great Western seconds. 30H New Jersey Gem
trail consols. lO9k. Erie. Sszt do. second con-
sols. So. Illinois Central l06H. PennsyIvanis
Central. 52H. Reading, 9ls. New York Central,
NEW YORK MARKETS THIS AFTERNOON.
The following quotations were current IN New
York to day at p. m. ss reported by Lewis John
son CO.. & : per cents. losS; q.
62x Ohio and Mississippi. S2Aa Erie. $50; Michi-
gan Central, 81; HsnEibal and st, Joseph, 35;
tain. AN: Rock Island. lO7H; st. Paul. 79S
Wabash, St Louis and Pacific, 36a; do. preferred.
1855; G. Q and 1, O., los Pacific Mail. Ss1s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-21
MAJOR JOHN NJ. CARSON, the washington co

MAJOR JOHN N. CARSON, the Washington cor
cespondent Of the New York Times win satl
next Saturday for Europe in the steamer mn
or three months and win look into and write up
for the Times the agricultural resources OF Eno-
land, Ireland. Scotland, France. Italy and Ger
upon economic matters In the goyernment OF
those countries. he win 60 alone.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-21
BOOTS AND SHOES.
(IEARING SALE OF SPRING AMI
u SUMNER BJUTS AND SHOES.

NIEARING SALE OF SPRING AND
" SUMMER BJUTS AND SHOES.
IF vou dna, TO saye money by buying first class
BOOTS and SHOES at the very lowest prices, ef7H
You can do 30 as we prefer to sell them at theF0 H
fn allest marein than to carry them overI
Is,ffes' 3. strap ssr(fsls only 7sc.
Ladies Newports and Low Butt. Shoes, only 75c.
Ladies Newports and Low Butt. Shoes. 81. sl.25.
Lsdiss ali leather Kid and Pebble Butt. Shoes. only
Ladies XII and Pebble Butt. Shoes, only 81
sdies' fine Kid worked Button-hole ga and 50. So
Ladies fine French Kid Button Shoes, only So.
LADIES' Foxed Butt, from 3 to SO.
LADIES' Foxed Lace GAiters, 15c. TO 81.
LADIES' Serge Lace Caters 7ac TO Ss..
Ladies Serge Butt 81 % to 81. 80.
LADIES' Serge Congress; Toe.
Misses and Childrens Shoes from 25c- to 81. 80.
Mems good Low Shoes. 81, 81. Is, 81. 30.
Mems Calf Low shoes only So to "a.
Mems Calf Caters only 81 to "a.
Mems (our fayorite) CATERS only rs.
Mems good Caters only 81.
Mems Working Shoes, all leather, 81, 81. %.
Mems Calf Boots, 81. so to S..
BOYS good Lace EhOes S5c.
Boys good Caters T5c.
And other goods too numerous to mention All We
ask is inspection of our goods Polite attention
to all. Don't fOrset house and number.
SINSHEIMER = BRO,
sos 9TH st bet. III and SITS.
Branch Store I40 Bridge St, Georgetown.
Cousins Fire Shoes a speciality. jol7-2w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-21
By Associated Press.
The New York Delegation Accept
IiIden's WithdraWaI. and Con.
QrafllRfe, Him.

CINCINNATI, O.. June 21.-The New York dele
gation has Just accepted Mr.. Tildens with
drawal by resolution congratulating him on
the act. They also send an engrosSed CODY of
the resolution to the Kentucky delegation. The
resolution congratulating Mr.. Tilden on with
drawing was offered by Mr.. Schoonmaker and
adopted unanimously. The following is the
resolution:
'.I1esolred, That with a sense of profound
gratitude for his great services TO the country
and to the democratic party, and unuualified
admfratfOn for his character and abilities thts
delegation has received with deep regret the
impressive declinattOn by Governor TIlden TO
be candidate for denomination for President
OF the United States"
The New York Contested Seats.
the delegation selected the following to ap-
pear before the committee on credentials to dis
cuss the question Of contested seats: ]. T.
Spr1ggs. j. o. Jacobs. o. Schoonmaker. Jpo. r..
Fellows, Orris Z. Kellogg, Rufus W. Peckham.
Preliminary Convention Work.
The following committee was appointed to re-
port tonight on temporary officers of the con-
vent1on and on committees: Daniel Manning
VIM. G. Kingsley, Dennis OBrten, r. II. GWiH.
up.
The General Situation ss Mixed, >, aud
the Prophets at Fault.
CINCINNATI, o., June 21.-Wh1le there is no
such crowd here as was at Chicago during the
republican convention. nevertheless the hotels
and streets are we'll filled with strangers. and
the evidence OF keen interest is seen on every
hand. 'Ttlden'S persistent friends do not regard
his letter as an absolute withdrawal from the
canvass, and would press his name II there an
peared 10 De any Chance OF success, but outside
or his pledged supporters there Is evident every
where the disposition to accept his declination
as definite. The sentiment of delegates as
they arrive seems to favor Bayard, but with no
certainty OF his nomination. The friends of
Hendricks rather despair over his prospects.
and Tiiden's delegates do not altogether accept
either Payne or Randall as the legatee of his
claims. Hancock's friends, who are many, ap.
pear to be reserving themselves until their op-
portunfty shall develop. Jewett has quite a
following, which Is active and well Organized.
FIELDS advocates are working hard and method
ically to get up a boom for him. Randolph and
GroesDeck each has many earnest supporters
The general situation on the whole is SO mixed
that nothing could be more hazardous or un-
certain than any prediction as to the f1nal re-
suit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-21

The Government Fish Gem nm is~iOu.
NEWPORT. r. l.. June 9l.-The government
fish commission, whose quarters were az Pro-
vincetown, Mass, last summer, will be located
here the present season. Operations Will CON-
meLce early In July.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-21

TIE TRENTON, flagship of the European
squadron, arrived at Mar5eille5 June 7th. All
were well on board.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-21

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY. - Internal
revenue, f6e9, I12 IS: CUSTOMS s63S, 1894.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-21

THE BOARD of medical officers Of the navy
who went to inspect the naval hospital at
Chelsea, Mass, returned to the city this morn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-21
wall Ntrcet TO-DAY.

NEw YORK. June 2l.-The Posrs financial arti-
Gle says: The stock exchange markets opened
as they closed last week, active and strong;
securities which yield a sure income being the
features. Shis shows that the buying Is more
by those who have money to invest than oy
those who wish 70 speculate on margins Some
OF the speculative stocks have shown life and
strength. and Il usually happens that when
good Investments advance, speculative shares
follow. The present and prospective ease OF the
money market has much TO do with the rise, as
mas also the present large net profits OF the rail-
roads and telegraph companies The crops have
not become an active speculative element. Gov
ernment bonds are strong al unchanged prices
RAILROAD bonds are all strong and higher as are
investment shares. In the stock market the
rise ranges from ha2's above the extreme fig
ures OF saturday. ana this Notwithstanding that
many stocks Were sold this morning on the cal.
culation that as the leading spectators are not
OF the political faith OF the convention at Cln-
cinnatf an effort will be made to depress prices
after that convention adJourns. How FAR this
may be true tine will show, out on the eve OF
the July disbursements II must be admitted that
the time for such q demonstration is not oppor-
tune. Money on calls is 2as per cent; on time
2a4% per cent, many months loans on stock
collateral being reported at 1. and on prime
mercantile paper, 3a4ls per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-21

APOLLINARIS
1.-THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS"
British Medical journal.
"L'EAU DE TABLE DES REINES
LIE GG,tIois de Paris.
OF al Mineral Water Dealers. Grocers and Drug
gists
CAUTION.
To insure obtaining the genuine ApO11fnaris,
see that the corks bear the ApOllinaris brand.
ap14-eo2m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-21

VNROPICALS.
Choice Stock Light Weight COATINGS, and
SUITINGS suitable for the season.
LIGHTWEIGHT UNDERWEAR.
W. 3. TEEL,
jel9 935 Pennsylvania ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-21

GEN. GARFIELD arrived at CleyefaN.. Ohio.
yesterday morning and we.lt at once 0 Mentor.
where he wants TO rest and prepare his letter OF
acceptance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-21

FIRE To-DAY.-About 11:s0 O'Clock this MORN
ing an alarm of fire was struck. caused by the
discovery OF IRE In house No. eli b street NORTH
west The f1re caught In the garret between
tended to the roof. Damage to roof $500 and ID
clothing and bedding $500. The house was
owned by Mr.. c. c. Duncanson and occupied bS
T. II. HAYWARD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-21

ETN0 REDUCE STOCK,
We viii offer the balance of our
Mems Fine Goat Low Button, at s3. so. for ~d,.
merly "a pair. $H
Mems Fine CALF OXfords, at S3- 00, formerly ~
"a pair -
Mems Shoes from 81. 80 to sc. so pair.
A large lot of Ladies' Cloth and Serge Top Kid
FoXed BrItto1 Boots at 81, formerly 81. so pair.
Ladies' Newport Button Ties and Sandal Slippers
from 81 to SO pair.
w. HI. RICH,
tell III Market Space.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-21

ATTORNEY GENERAL DEvENs LETT here last
saturday for Boston and Will be gone about a
week,
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-09-30

We received pleasant call yester- day from Messrs J. W. and K. H.. Dickey. Call again, gentlemen.
 An endless variety of the most fashionable dress goods to be found at the "Palrce" of 10. Roth.
 We are indebted to Mir. Aurelius Doggett for valuable assistance in gat- ting out this issue of the DEMOCRAT.
 "Knock around" and "ZOo6 about" aS n1ltch aS you please 1c1aen you come to t0lCn, but 10hea y0lt Wd7at to spend your money nt the cheapest place in to1On aI- 1cays be certain to go to /. [. Shi7on's.
 -Messrs II. Clabe Howell and H. s. Carter who delivered speeches at the Hancock and English club at Centre Valley last week, inform us that 2 rousing good meeting was had and that the people of that section, "demo- cratically speaking," are alive and working.
 A more superior stock of gents fur nishing goods was never seen in this city than can be found at Jacobson's. Go and see if you wish to select the latest in this line.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-09-30

on the Vera Cruz; [ no children. His ] /, Del, are valued at