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arrival. Saw ss,ae bel c.othes taken oas OF
the Wagon. .Als' saw shotgun, ME and
navy revclver, Vas home when be earns
back from Colfax. Heard CONVERSATION
about letter. My felix's WIRE there, and
perhaps the women. The women asked
where Brumtrli MAS aud Thomas said down
toward the Columbia, or something az that
kind. Tned 10 name town Said II was
Kingsley. or some such lame. Heard . Goa
versation Sbou. where Bramtieh hal left
them | heard then say It vas at Tow
creek. Did nst eagAge IN ANY business ~hile
there ex ,cpt sit around and eat. Did not
sec anything out of the way With them The
snow drifts We're deep while they were there.
They left IS soou IS they could travel
Gross examinaison-Call it 10 miles frJm
our place TO Big Lake. Go to Cos, on Cow
creek by way Of Big Lake
KrssELL
OF doubtful location: Came from hAnsas
City, Missouri. l an n brut'.er-in-law OF
the defendant. Left Kansas City TO come here
on the 18th Of May. | have known 5. W.
BTumfeld about nine years, in jackson coun-
", Missouri Hearl of his leaving there IN
September, 1879, About ten days OF tw"
weeks previous saw Brumtieid We were
on very good terms. Iwas well acquainted
with the man Last saw of Br'Imfeld Was
At Kansas City, Missouri, on the 18th of
March, 1850.
Cross examination-I saw Mr. Byumheld
on the ~ of Mitch, 1850 He had brown
hair, long mastacie ami long bear,i- l left
ON the 18th of May. Dad noi question hun
as | Was going to dspo' with my sister, and
had baby IN my arms Did not hear Of
the murder till tn. 1871 of April. Never
tried TO tind i,i:n. Was not able to soend
money. Never s.saei f"r hn. NOU'd IKE
to see defenian' rr- c'c r IT ic - Innocent
Re.lirect-WEe', .nez sif. B:amhcll DID
not ask him am 4u S;'o i'yln-e ieNp"ct'f
10 see kim aitrra ards. pfeS--Do yoi
know any rra>,a why ie s.oi.a keep away
from kaasss tI:y: OH c.rd & as irreie-
want and im,na:e'il' Objection sustained
Prumheli's home WIS n,iies from hanSas
City.
Re-cross examinatioa-I knew 1t Was tie
29fh of March because u Wa the day on
which took nay sister away.
, 1880-11-27
yEEDItT or Mi EBER.
TIE AEGUNEST FOR TIE PROSECUTION AND
THE DEFENSE THE JURY ABSENT BCT
NlNrTES. MURDER N THE FIRST


Monday ended the trial f 4. }. Thomas,
for the muid der OF =. ". Brumf-ld, III a vr--
diet rendered by the jury OF - Murder IN the
First Degree The case WAS opened by /.
J. Anders, uhn, IN al able manner c,te,l the
facts that had been lrouSl,t ont IN the eNam-
nation of witnesses. lm commencing the
prosecution he read from various authorities
with regard to change of venue, on homicide
and testimony necessary for conviction, what
is needed in proving guilt when the evidence
is circumstantisi Quo-ed authorities on the
possession of the fruI;s at murder as held
against prisoners, as Is also the statement
made at the time OF arrest, Is to how the
goods we're obtained and calle,l attention 10
the difference between ,Ee burden "f proof
and proof by presumYtion, Mr. Andrrs also
read authritirs ga What a reasonable donbt
Is: on conccaimcn II ,vId-nre: Disgusting OF
body after murder or sprUadu. OF false re-
ports as to where the victim has gone. The
argument comaenc d b.; s'a,ing how on Jan
uary 2Sth four individuals came to tins city,
registered at same hurri. purchased a team
and start out to find homr- The deceased
hal a defect about the ey., was marked
character anil transacted all Of hs business,
and the defendant His .taals III nis c''ni-
pany. In purchasing u.a.-s "f Transports
tisn they weht Ia NJ. Lyts, "ho noted the
characteristics of the persons. Mr.. LytS
next saw deceased III the mora1ie at this cify.
Mr.. Tenant WAS at sal, noted defendant
and deceased: SAW the corp>e and swears 10
It's being the reulaias OF Brumhe!d; brought
up the testimony Of bartholomew, clerk OF
the Columbia hotel. uho recognized the
corpse As that OF the nsn from Kansas Ci!y
who stopped at the hotel Ia JANUARY; brought
up the testimony OF Mr.. Ankcny OF the FIlst
National Bank aad ali Others whose evidence
bore on the srbjec'. lie put evcryt.sin. t.
ge:her with III Ia a ric-ry and crcnn,ss that
1t lDokcd rs tt"i5h there waS no luop-hole
through which Thomas cpUl ii escape. He
brought up the statement OF the witnesses
~ to the various cuntra'!Ictory statements ot
the defendant as IL what had become of Mr..
and Mr.. Brumiici.i H. fact brought evr,y
evidence t. be.r Ia such clear and concise
manner tl,at 1t Was a!mas; to:eGpne cnnclu-
sion that Thongs would lie c.,nvIctcd.
, 1880-11-27
CouRratulatory.

We take much pleasure in consratulstins onr
enterprisiny druggist, H. Z. Holmes. upon
having secured the agency for Slavsn's Famous
Yosemite Cologne. Harmless Yosemite Face
Powder, aui California Pine and Eucalyptus
Porous Fiastera We call particular attention
to the Eucalyptus Plaster, which is taking the
lead ofsall Others. The Yosemite Cologne has
already become household word, and all the
la.ljes recommend the Face Powder.
, 1880-11-27

An UyrINELY DEATH. .-Thurs,lAy the sad
news was aasieil over the wires of the death
in British Co,un,biz. of Mrs. Cartwright.
better known to oar people as Miss Emma
Ritz. daughter Of Hon, Philip Eitz. N",ie-
tails respecting the cause of her death has
VET hcrn received, hut tine fact that she
really is dead has cast a gloom over The
entire comnuni V
, 1880-11-27
Reward Of Merit

The Oregon Kidney Tea has been awarded
two medals by the Oregon State Agricultural
Society, the first of bronze and the second OF
gold the difference in the value of the two H.
dicatins the increase in the esteem OF the com
nunity which wears trial of the remedy has
induced. For all diseases Of the kidneys and
urinary organs It is unsurpassed Don't fail to
try it. Ask your druggist for it
, 1880-11-27
y ca Il ID.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretions Of youth, nervous weakness, ear
" decay, loss OF manhood, etc, l will send .
recipe that will cure you, FsEE OF CHARGE
This great r-rnely WAS discovered by mis-
sionary in South America. Send a self al
dressed envelope to the REV; JOSEPH T.
INMAN, Station ID, New York City Ill
, 1880-11-27

Robert VI. JaIy, of Underwood Hall, New
Market, Eng, pays the following glowing
compliment to Mr. Thomas Berry, now of the
Lion Brewery" which We Gull from letter.
.'H. r. II. The Prince of Wales when lunch
ing with Inc last year, said it was the hest beer
hc ever tasted" This speaks well for MIR,
B-rry's ability rs brewer. dltwS2tf
, 1880-11-27

CEEEpMooK. Guards have accepted
the Invitation Of Company D. lst Cav
airy for friendly ride shoot between team
of .e., p;ck-i men from each company. The
day nanleI is Friday, the 81 "f December.
Considerable interest Is felt III the result and
some non.y has been staked-
, 1880-11-27

SPOKANE Co,>rr-1he total vote at ). o.
ksne emn,y fr ,i-lrgate is 1919, Br' nts IT,
received "a: Bark J5S, giving Br"ntS i
maio,iry o: ia. For crrnty of a"ont
three years growth this n si'leh,iid sh.w-
ms. By ,l,- nex: election NC expe''t 10 see
this vote double itself.
, 1880-11-27

oy uoPPer search
aMar, and found several letters AMI
them va, check in favor of ".
-lSh; one letter vas addressed In said
N(n and one TO Mr.. Tabor; that the let
were written and probably mailed at
kane and Dayton respectively that the
Va Waila post mark is put on letters
Gen received; that the mark Was of the
9TH date; that on tina. date Wm. Vawter
saw LAMAR in the Office in the afternoon ::
that LAMAR stated to Wype nine days ago
that he had lost q check for three hundred
and some odd dollars; that Meyer saw a
check given by some one a. Spokane Falls ::
that LAMAR sail it was for attorney's fees.
also said lie received check from his mother
at Georgia; that defendant said he would
cash it, this happened the night before the
arrest when LaMar had been drinking: smith
and Tabor both stated they never received
their letters
James Miller Saw LAMAR at Stine House
on the Ith at ! P. N /; took him TO the race
track and brought him back about A or p. NJ,
NR. LAMAR SAID:
Last Sunday evening, week ago, went
through the saloon OF old Tex, ard as went
mp the back way to my office found a pack
age of letters at the foot Of the stair. :; took
them up and laid them on the table alter
war.lS came hack and looked at them; found
the ,lrai; asked McC Cammon If he knew the
banker i; Spokane knew nore Of the Irar-
ti,s MAS at 'he Stiue Huus.. that night, and
,io ni. reouliect wha. SAIL as ] had hem
drinking; next day told Meyer would pay
linn tHentY dollars the amount cf his bull
the draft was not IN my Possession 81 hours;
was at the race track Cn the afternoon of the
1th of Nov-fnber -, -
The prosecution then called Miss Nav
Page and rhe two young Vawters who are
cleTking in she post office Swore they saw
Lamar there On the 9TH of the month. The
prp.ecution fTas represented by U. 5. Ator-
ney J. 3. Alien, the defense by Crowley L
ChadWic. 'Rhr jury after all absence of Is
minutes ret 3lrned verdict Of guilty in the
count charged, but recomp ended to the
mercy Of AID court.
FOUND GUILTY
Tie jury last Tuesday iound Peter
LaMa- g!hilty Of the charge Of robhing Mr..
McC Cam,fnon Of money and a revolver The
case of the territory ys. Lamar for forgery
has beefn abandoned, as he made no attempt
to pasl the check. Sentence has no. ye'
been passed by the judge.
, 1880-11-27

Jorxr REPRESENTATIVE N. Corn
well. hv a ,rajarity of III IL Whitman cHan-
ty. Is sl.c.el A. int representative of Walia
Villa and Whitman Counties. He IS III III
ON ul.om ;hcs,- counties can l,lace implicit re-
i;an,,. that their interests viii he Vel Giar'i-
el. lie is r-puiiiean It's true. hut uHirs-
We are mistaken AR Cornwell viii work Tar
the pt,.ple irrespective of is'lities. With
Sharpstein, Hoover. Rres. Preston anl Corn
well in the Legislature, We claim the best
men ever srnt t, .aake Laws for the people.
, 1880-11-27

4 fine stock of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry,
Slverwars and Optical Goods for sale cheap
at George Sa. a:r's Every article warranted
as represented or money refunded. Give him
a call Next do"r below Tom Taylors Candy
Factory. iS92
, 1880-11-27

A SuprrS DEiTH--Mr. l.. l.. B'ulon,
one of the prnprietnrs of the saioon "n Third
street above Main, aas playing billiards at
his place Of BUSINESS for some time last even-
iny. and when thr..ugh complrined of ch"k-
ing sersaIon in his throat and asked for
some brandy which he received He became
rapidly worse, MAS Ind on u billiard table
anil expired without struggle, HIS death
is attributed tn heart disease.
, 1880-11-27

VIZ n.tice that Kimi,all & Son have remov-
ed their Book and Music Store to DIR. Days
ne. brick stare, corner Main and Sd Streets
where they have opened the finest stock OF
Books and Musical Merchandise in the Ter
ritory. Everybody should call and see their
beautiful store and Goods. Witt
, 1880-11-27
Irn;s STRICKLAND.

Wslla WaIla: Was In the undertaken room
.t the time The body was there stepped
!, ,ro or three times and saw the body.
Think there we're Is or 20 persons in each
time. Never heard the persons identity the
body.
A. p. SHARfSTEIS.
w.Iis WaIIa: Met defendant and party At
Cel,lo. Travelled on the boat with them mp
to WaIlula. From there came on the cars,
Is,ving them at the depot Talked frequent
Iv with the defendant and Brrm6eld- Saw
tb.m here before they went away. After
vari. saw the body of the man found In the
Touehet. Did not recognize it as any one.
Noticed the whiskers were rough and un-
even. Heard the body identified As other
p,r,ies. Body had sharp and peculiar nose.
Did not notice the same remarkable feature
on Brum6eld.
ANDREW HOPPER.
W,lla Wal.a: Saw the body brought IN last
March. The body lay in the Office al day
A. least I.wrs there the greater part of the
S.y. Heard no one identify the body as
that of Brumtisld.
FERRY SCHAETFER:
Am a son of Mr. Scha.ifer who testified.
Saw the defendant in February. Some time
be was At my fathers touse with two women,
Who STAYED there about four weeks. Dur
ing that time be vas away from the house.
He went to Colf.x and to Medical Lake two
or three tunes. Went to ball At Asdic1l
Lake. They stopped in wagon mar the
house, Int boarded in the house They had
one camp 6re. Il was on the night Of their
, 1880-11-27

NlVEN'S YOSEMITE CuLw5>f.-Ca California
is famous Tor almost anything that can be
Thought d and nothing now surprises us tina,
"ris'n''o' there. five had any wonder lett
IN our o"mp1S;tion II woud have come To
The snrtace Monday when We received
some samples of Slayen's Yosemite Cologne
'r"n, the manufacturer IN San Francisco.
thi"n.h ii. +, Holmes. Compared to the
MISERABLE Stnh sid under the head OF Col
o9ne water II Is rs giant To- a mgmy, and
SOY tAF The hest p~rfum- We ever inhaled.
NoricriHliy rrr'rvshIns snd lasting IN its
qualities !: Is bound To lie popular aud will
come INTO universal use
, 1880-11-27

Wcl,su..t uilcur-. the crying baby. Mother
attention i called t" the Webfoo: Oil IN cases
If GROUP. sl'as,rs or c"i:c, that TIE little ones
are su c,i Ia. - ein
, 1880-11-27
Notice 179.
L. $. LAND OFFICE,
VIII. WalIs- w. T., Oct %, lSSn- ,

L. s. LAND OFFICE
Walla Walla, W. T., Oct D. lS@
SWORN STATEMENT HAS BEkN
a 6Ied in this ofkce and application m.ae
nnder the Act of Congress approved june %,
1s7a entitled An act for the sale ot limS.i "
Iands In the States Of California. orsSon, N
v.d. And Washington Territory,
SW j SW /, Section 3, Township -'o' ~
So.sa as,i;..,;on viii be head January 9Th ISL.
,nI Ell. MORRISON,
RAgistez.
, 1880-11-27
Thanksgiving.

The day originally set apart by the Pilgrim
Fathers as 4 fitting expression of public and
personal gratitude to God, and a few years
AGO made national in its Observance, has
again arrived. This life of ours is So caeckcred
with Joy and sorrow, and the situation as
well an the disposition of inairidual-is sodi
versiiihie1 that it will be quite easy for any
ono to take cheerful or dark view', rs 1t
seems best. Universal OF complete happiness
is not the lot of human existence. let. 10
all bu, the Eop,l ,lessly ruined there is tue ros-
slhility OF better things 10 come, and even
thew If a. is too generally the case, they are
the authors IF their ovn misery, they can be
thankful for muc!, Of the past The number
of this class Is comparatively small lAe
man must lie desperately situated VINO can
n,t se,, that others have suffered more than
he; that his lot. de5iorabIe as II Is, might
have been worse, ami that Providence "r for
tune, If the wold suits him better, has not
once iu,crvenrd in ms behalf. A general
glance back will convince all thoughtful peo-
Die that We have good grounds for thankful
ness, and if so why not to-day. 1t Is day
for the reunion OF families. merry day
among friends, day OF thanksgiving for all,
A dsy when children car laugh and Iomp IN
the iull indulgence Of parents; IN fact day
for all concentrated happiness, charity, good
will, and love. '
, 1880-11-27

W.bfolt oil cures pain i'll fIo,n one to fifteen
minutes, warranted
, 1880-11-27
Tor Sale.

At Trin.-.s' Calm ON Government Noun
tam, IL miles from Wal.a Wsl!a 81, OO1 Shakes
in good condition, Will t- sold cheap f.r cash.
i.mw. J. II. DERRY.
, 1880-11-27

W.l.font Oil Is priceless iewe! in your fam
iy Ii Speaks for itself
, 1880-11-27

srch as Loss Of Memory, Lassitude. Nocturnal
Emissions, Aversion TO society. Dimness Of
Vision, Noises in the head; the vital huid
passing unobserved in the urine, and many
other diseases that lead TO insanity and death.
Dr. Min,ie will agree to forfeit Five Hun
dred Dollars for case of this kind the vital
Restorative iunder his special advice and treat
mentl will not cure, or for anything impure or
injurious found III it. Dr. Mintie treats al
Private Diseases successfully without mercury.
Consultation Free. Thorough examination
and advice, including analysis Of urine, IS 90.
Price Of Vital Restorative S3 20 a bottle, or
four times the quantity, $40 90; sent to asy
address upon receipt Of price, or C. o. d.. -
cure from observation. and in private name II
desired. bv \ f. MINTIE. NJ. D.,
II kearn-y Street. san Franci.co. Cal
d.. Minti-i, Kidney feI1edy. Ner rhreticam.
cures all kinds of Kidney and Bladder COM
plants. Gonorrhqa, elect, Leucorrh9a For
sale byall druggists 81 90 a bottle, six bottles
for 81 90 80 "'
DIR. Mintie,s Dand-lon Pills. are the b,
and cheapest Dyspepsia and Bilious c-s,S(k
market. For sale by all druggists, 1Rfodes,
Davis d Co, P..rtland, Wholesale tents. Ally
, 1880-11-27

Webf"o; Oil il a sure cure for Dyptheria or
Snrr rhrn.t
, 1880-11-27

Tur "p,o1-rr The latest thing IN
d,rc-s !, called the ..Raq,iet," AMI IS neither
a waltz nor polka, though the best parts "
b ,th are preserved. The music strikes up
with A crash, as though a new volcano mai
broken out, and tine girl will cling tightly as
though frightened. if she understands the
dance, and the young man will reass"re her
by a gentle pressure, If ne understands 'i'e
dance or knows anything at all. At the
second crash they dodge, as though some one
had thrown 4 blacksmith shop at theni' anu
they star. in. They begin by m'tafinS tec
struggle for life, representing = person Nn'
!. orowuing, hut at each crash OF the GYM
halls and bass dram they dodge sud scoot 70
one SIDE. then DAFT hack again. Jam eseh
other Sideways, and then as the crashes =,
,,ns,,. became more terrific and deaiening
they try to drive each other through inc
Aoor nv main strength. get desperate .nu
claw and tear and pull and all At once tney
90 r,yipc mad with bydrophobia and dein-
INN tremens and gnash their teeth AND rave
and suffer the most terrible agouy-ana IL
an owe, Il is short dance, - the des'gn
,ru.. m.,t and no, murder. Bat short as IL
is, il is said to he very sweet
, 1880-11-27

Tn, v,rcK or The HIBERNIA.- Eleven
wears ago a. eight O'Clock On Thanksgiving
morning, the tine steamship Hibernia, cun''
mand,d by Captain K. D.. Munioe, Went
down in the middle of the North Atlantic,
after most severe gale. oIt OF l2S souls
oulv n were saved; all hands lett the
steamer ill boats, the captain being the last
man to leave. Twenty minutes af'erwsrd
the chief officers boat, containing 50 men,
wnmen and children, capsizei aud all were
lost. The second officers boat, which lett
w,th twenty eight, drif;ed on sthe norm
coast Of Ireland with only three living !he
the third officers boat, with t~enty-E'e'
Was never again heard of. The Captain
heat, under charge OF Mr.. j. T. C"x,Who
* now in the STATESMAN otfice-after being
tossed ahout three days ana rights anu
leaking so badly that baling had 10 be con
tinuoas to keep he boat ahoat, was nna.is
picked up ~ the ship Star Of Hop, bound
from O-ebec to Aberdeen, after which the
boatsyarn', boat was picked up by the same
sbin. and these were all the saved, with int
,hr.e before mentioned. People have mucn
TO he thankful for if they only know H. es'
nscially those who do n0 so down 10 the
lotion of the sea IN ships
, 1880-11-27

CHRISTMAS goods in endless variety at john
Il. Lewis BnokStore.
, 1880-11-27

ALIVE F1Rx.-By their liberal business
mana nasement and judicious course oil aa'e,'
.,siaS NJ .srs. Doheny 4 Marum have bulk
M a trade which will soon be s'cond to mona
In their double column advertisement IN TINS
;s.ue they pars the way for. 8 rush OF c1f
tnm. by showing the peop.e xhat they ns.s
:, ,h.;r -.or.. What they say thsy mean
call upcn ,hem and examination OF .ae'l
eod. aud pr:cesi. all they desire to prove
their rr.d faita. -
, 1880-11-27
For STENCILS, go To Straights.

W.bfoot Oil can b- had At your druggists.
, 1880-11-27
Application to Sell Real Estate.

Applic2tiOn to sell he6 kD68S0s
IN the PruJIfe Court Of Waiia Hditd Cosats.
Washington Territory.
In tie Matter of tie Estate OF HENRY A.
VINSYCKLE, Deceased.
HITATION:-I appearing to the court by
the petition presented and filed in this
court BY DAVID ROBTKrs. Administrators Of
the Estate of HENEl \. NANsrcSLE, deceased,
PRAYING for an order of sale 1T real Estate.
that II is necessary Ia sell the 5. w. ct Sec
ton ~. Township 9 n, Range 81 Eat,, xitua-
ted in Walia Wxlla county, T. redeem GER
tain mortgage claim upon said property, and
10 paw the debts outstanding against said de
ceased, and the debts, exI enses and charges OF
administration
II is ordered by the court, that SATUR-
DAY. December II, 1850 at the hour OF one
O'Clock. p NJ, At the court room at said Pfe.
bate Court, in the Court House, in the s.i&
city and county of Walla Walla, be and the
same is hereby appointed for tie hearing of
said petition and that all persons interested
in the said Estate appear before the said Pro-
bate Court on that dav and hour. to show
cause, if any there be, why an order should
not be granted ~ the said Administrator a. in
said petition prayed for. And that service of
this order be made on all persons interested n
said Estate by publication IN the WAla WalfA
SrATEsyaY, a weekly newspaper printed and
published in said county, for four SUCCESSIVE
weeks prior To ssid December II. 1880. Dated
October -, 1850. X. GUICHARD,
46-4 Probate Judge and Clerk
, 1880-11-27

Al Nyw TRourE.-Wades dramatic COM
hiua.ion, recently organized in this CITY. LETT
"Wednesday for the upper country, where they
will play in the principle towns Thurs
aay evening they open q, Dayton. me
,r,.u,,e CONSISTS OF Lo;t:e Wade. j. b .bin-
.,,n. Frank Hall. Mrs. W. j. TenuAs'' T. j.
.Wsae and number of otheiS We hope
|6aev viii Le yell received Tor they m=r's sue
, 1880-11-27

and rrsv .s.qsen. ove- tbs mest;"xel B<um-
Ali mi ~ifs. with final ssstssee # don't
vou forrss IL" The Court then delivered an
tmprysssvs charge 70 The jury. after which
tgSf fe,ireJ ID dehbefste In % muutes
n. ;ury rssufIiea With vefdidt Of "Guilty
of Murder in the First Desfee," and The prs;
ouer v,s led Away 30 confinement Dunng
the reading Of the verdict the prisoner did
not raise his ewes. ba. sat apparently un-
moved. aud only the closest observer coall
notice the least Signs Of emotion.
, 1880-11-27
NOTICE l70.

Z. S. LAND OyrIcI,
Walla WaIla, W. T., Oct. 4th, 1880.
A SWORN STATEMENT HAS BEEN
"A filed in this Office and application mAds
under the Act at Congress approved June "a,
1873, enti,led An act for the sale Of Timber
Lands in the State If California, Oregon, Ne
y,d. and IN Washington Ter1itosy," - p1s-
chase NWf SW4, Sector 10. Township Ea
s. Moth of Range No. IS East Applieatios
iii =. he.nd
, 1880-11-27

fuk EEw SroEE-In the new DR. bay
buildise r. N. Day has his handsome iewelry
store. In the display Of jexelry in the shov
cases are some OF the finest articles ever seen
IN this city. There are gems Of every de-
,cr;ption, consisting Of diamonds, amethysts,
pe.rIs, rubies. turquoise, canoes, and agate.
mounted in every SHAPE and form. The room
j, fitted up with glass and walnu. cases,
showing Of 70 perfection the many hand,
.cme articles therein displayed, while the
vindo a is arranged IN the mast tasteful and
elegant manner, with revolving table deco
rated with articles Of iewelry. The holidays
are approaching and the exchange Of token,
OF friendship aad love will s"ou he in order.
Husbands and wives, young men and maii-
ems who have the diy set. and y. m. =aj
ms. who would like to have the day Set, all
signing lovers and loving sishers Tor siresl,
and everybody else who wishes TO make An
acceptable present are invited to to call in a:
the DIR. Day new building and examine +.
NJ. Days nev stock
, 1880-11-27

orESIS" Fos E>rsRrR:S.-There is tine
opening IN thr section Of the country for ell
'erPrse aud some capital, IN the WAY of man
u'a''"Hne tie piPe. During the last year
'ne fA'!ioais AMI individuals have used thou
~has OF ire', which costs in this city about 80
con" pe' foot Tor siH inch PIPE. Next year
'a''e "Al he even 4 greater demand than
any year previous, ard this will continue tn
70 increase. What makes the cost so great
" me tran'por.atinn- The pipe alone can be
manufactured 'or Is cr III c-nts ger foot, and
f''naoif e'ea ,ess. At iie head OF Russell
sse,A there Is - ;inv bed II pipe clay as
ever GREETED the eye Of potter, and within
hs h.aas distance there is plenty OF wood for
ou'n'ng, Now, wha, is thrre to pr-v-n. some
man with ht,le push and pluck about him
SShs III there Aud making his fortune.
iHe'e is certainly AZ excellent opportunity.