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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-03-23

permanent officers and the transaction
of business.
The Convention, whom it has con-
cludcd its business, shall adjourn sine
die. And when Convention is called
by the Executive Committee, such Con.
vcntion shall be composed of. newly
elected delegates.
ART. XIII. Representation in Judi
cial and Congressional Conventions
shall be on tho same basis as. in State
Conventions. A majority of dolcvates
shall be- present at a Convention to
constitute q quorum for nominating a
candidate either for Congress or So
licitor. Tho delegation Of each conn.
ty, In q Congressional or Judicial
Convention, shall have power to iii
any vacancy in the delegation. ~
In every Convention to nominate n
candidate for Congress or for tho
once OF Solicitor, majority Of tho
votes shall be necessary to a choice.
and tho vote shall be taken viva yoce
and recorded, unless there is hut ono
candidate, In which event tho vote
may be taken by acclalnation. As soon
as the Congressional or Judicial Con.
ycntion has nominated tho party can.
didato for. Congress ..or Solicitor. II
shall adjourn sine die, and whenever n,
candidate to fill an unexpired term of
either office has to he iosninatcd. #
shall DO done by anew Convention of
delegates fresh from tho peoplo, 'r6e
executive Committee Of each Conprcs.
si0nal District or judicial Circuit shal,
consist OF the several County Chair
men ct tho respective counties com.
posing such District or Circuit, which
| committee shall elect it's own Chair.
man, Secretary and Treasurer, who
shall continue In Office Cor two venrs @
IN 9 District and for four years in q q
Circuit. respectively, or until their
= I.sN successors Shall havc been elected. II
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-03-23
SHOES.

We would call the attention Of the pub.
nc TO our i"rge stock of Ladies', Gents'.
Misses md Children's Shoes, which we
are now dlsposlng of at remarkably low
price. Give us u call before Won our-
chase elsewhere, rs we feel sutisfe1 wc
can suit you i'll quality, style and price.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-03-23

Will repay Indies. We ask you only to
come to see our stock and to hear the
prices, and if you do not find it to your
advantage to buy, wo will not ask you to
do So
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-08
tt IA AsHlNGToN & OHIO RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
beginning Oct 4. 1870

~ 1A' L 1>is =,
Beginning Oct 4, 1879.
Che MAIL TRAIN will lesvs Washington at
: ~ e. "a ard Alexandria st 905 o. m. daily,
except Sunday pass Loesburg, going west
ward, q. IL IL a. II a2d arrive at Round Hi!
AZ IL m. Leave Mound Hill st 1890 o. NJ; pass
Leesourg. going eastward, st 10 p. M, and ar
rlve al Alexandria az 3:l6 p. m, and q. Wash
lngtOG 81 30 !. IL
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN willlesve
Washington q: % snd Alexandria a. 4 rs D. m
daily, except Sunday, and arrive at Leosburg
st = 40 p. n. Leave Leesburg ii 6 90 q, ~,
and strive ct AeSsndris at 8l5 8. M, and
Washington at Son N.
SE- Passengers from Washington will take
40 washington and Ohio cars at the Baltimore
y Potomac Railroad station ct 8 o. 8. NJ and 20
p. m, and go through without change Of CATS.
The 9.O5 3. d.. tram from Alexandra and 1870
?: m. trsiu from Round Hill connect at Round
Hi With Harris Daily Line OF Coaches
tcr Snickorsville. Berryville and Winchester;
also with Resmer's Line Of Coaches, which leave
ees6urg daily for Aldie and Middleburs.
Both trains westward, make close connections
a. vienna, With Sisson's Line of Stages for Fair.
fsE Court House
SoHnan ussaicn tickets, 81 cts rer mile
AMEaas tickets, 4S1.
Il. HAVENER,
OCT l-T General Ticket Agent.
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GAllexxlalJ1drlu Oazette
THURSDAY RVEN'G., JANUARY

A LOVE AFFAIR OF BISMARCK s.-A Berlin
correspondent OF the Lcudoo Globe writes Of
the early life Of the Germau Chancellor IS fol-
lows "Prtvou- 10 bis marriage With Baroness
PutikaDmer, Prince Bismarck, on whom his
father 10 Law waa rather 10th to bcst0w bis
daughters hand. as he Lad become acquainted
with his future sou 10 laws reckless p1aDks,
was kuoHn f9r bis wild lie, which gained for
him the sohriqdet of 'Eccenirlo Bismarck
Many stories we're ef2at Of bis 1--we affairs,
some Of which did great honor to him. showing
as they did his chi7a!roua regard Tor Iure WG-
manhood. O1e Ct these accounts was lately
recalled &c my mod by tho news IF the Chau-
celor having bestowed q handsome present ca
the daughter f a iyrolese peasant girl. whose
acquaintance lie hsc mode 10 h; you.htul rso.
bies through the m)uutai1s. Tbs country
maiden, whose father, s b'goted Catholic, Was
a wealthy peasant, had 30 enchanted y0ura
Otto von Bismarck. then probably Dot dream
ing OF the greatcess il store for hiE, that he seri-
ou.ly proposed for her hand, an offar which
was cateeosicalIy refused by the parent oD &C
count Of bis Protestant fai,h. He vas s0rcy
disappointed Of the robut, but tore himaslf
away from the OH CT Of his affections, Who, 6
few years stterw ard, was. agsipst her wish,
forced to marry strict Catholic. She settled
st Saz5urQ, and died there. after giving birth
to a daughter, 10 whose welfare the ChanceGr
took warn iptcrest. On hearing Of hjs pr.r
tege' $ engagement and approaching wcdGilg
Prince Bismarck Sent his best ;si.hes, accom-
panied By g yaira"lo gilt.
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1OkSET6l COKSETSi- best snd
" cheapest in the market. Prices 5Oc, 75c,
81 and 81 Is per pair e.!
oct 29sss4s:: 1s,e., c, {. BERRY'S,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-08

The steamers Of this compsny make connec-
tons 1t Norfolk for Boston and ali points East.
st New York with all points West and North
vast, and st Alexandria with Virsinis Midland
Railroad aud Washington and Ohio Railroad
Through rates given and freight handled CARO-
fully and promptly. For further information
apply to F.A. REED Agent.
Janhey's wharf.
SAMUEL BACON, President.
Office under Na.l. Metrop. Bank,
sep Eft Wssbin.ton. u q.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-08
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE FOR 1890

The Alexandria i5szeste, begun il l133, z he
Oldest newspaper il Virgins. and it has survived,
with few czceDtlors, sll the public presses in
Amcric> which saw with it the dawn Of the
nineteenth Century. Il lvea too, not in decay
or decrepit bu: full OF life and youthful vigor,
giving sll the news, telling the truth without
fosr favor or affection, 'renchinS on the privacy
OF no mans hone, but foil to the brirn with al
ptohc Information. end giving daily honest
Judgments of public mon sna public measures.
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RAILROADS.
1880 GREAT 1880

1880 GREAT 1880
PENEsYLHANIA. EogTk
TO THE MOTH C77n VEST ; st. 3 s., SOUTHWEST
STEEL RAILS, SPLENDID SCENERY
MAGNIFICENT EQUIVALENT.
January 6. 1880.
Trains leave Washington from depot OF BAL
TIMORE s. POTOMAC RAILROAD, cor.
ner Of Sixth and B st1 sets, IS follows:
an. and l.ou pm. dsilY, except Sunday, and
S.45 p. N. daily with Pslace Cars. Lin.
tied kSp-ess of Pullman Psrlor Cars $40 8.
N. daily, except Sunday For Philsdsleu!.
S 10 SIN, except Sunday, and go pm. daily.
F!i Fit.sbarg sndthe West IL. 4oa. m. daily, VIII
2arlcr Cars to Pittsburg; TAO p. m. daily
with Palace Csr to Chicago.
For Cansndsigua and the North, 600 8. H.,
except Sunday and T.4U .. m. daily, e-cspt
Saturday, with Palace Car =. Csnsndaigus
For Wstkias, l0.40 p. N. dsily except Sun
day.
For Baltimore, 6 o.. SO, $50 and lO.4o a. n.
l.sG, 40, 4.IU, $50, T.&0 and 9.45 p. M
On Sunday, lC.4O a. H.: $50, 7.40 and 9.45
For pope's Creek Line, GO a. m. and 4 20 pm.
daily, except sunday.
For Annapolis, S IL s n. and 20 p. m. daily,
except sunday.
LOCAL TRAINS.
FoF AleZaAdIls 70, 8 and II a. NJ. and a,
Is, : AID II 30 p. IL. Sunday at /, and Ii
~ II. end D. m.
Trains leave Ale.sndria for Washington, soc,
SGO and III q. L., snd 8, s, snd p. N. and
II night.
On Sunday ct 500 snd 10 q. m. and and 9 05
p N,
THROUGH TRAIN FOR THE SOUTH, 7ia
|. Qusntico end Richmond, will leave Ale1an-
oris At 7.20 y. m. daily and 80 p. u. daily,
except Sunday.
Ilckets snQ information can be procured
principal railroad stations and ticket offices
Southeast. l.. P. WARMER,
Gen'l. Passenger Agen:
Geners! Manager. noy2a
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M u, Elka. MiDLAND s. q. :. r. Il,
~ JOHN 5. BARBOUR, Heceiyer.
On and otter SUNDAY, Nov. 8, 1879, Pas.
sengor trains will run as follows:
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To meet al the demands upon it in an eZcop-
tional yesr, tho Gazette will be made WASH
INGTOM and RICHMOND NEWSPAPER,
as well rs at ALEXANDRIA JOURNAL.
The Richmond and Washington news OF the
past year has loft liL.o to improve but yet
creator effort will be made TO Inquire absolute
perfection in these departments.
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South Bound.
Hail. Express.

Mail, Southwark, connects At Gordonsville.
with Ches. q Ohio K. r., East and West AT
L3ncEburg. connects With Atlantic, NJ ss. s.
OHIO Z. r.. through Southwest Virgins, to
aud Ie4as-aGd 81 Danvile with Richmond s.
IanviI9 L. r, TO South end Southwest
Express Southwark connects at Gordonsvilc
to si points on Ches. = Ohio, G1ld at Da,,viLIe,
to all the South AMI Southwest, including Flor
ida.
ezandris daily, except Sunday, % q. m. and
II C0 noon. and returning arrive at Alexandria
II 10 4. ~ and 2 80 p. m.
For MANASSAS LINE leave WASHINGTON
10 q. II, snd Alexsndria 80 g. NJ, daily,
except Sunday, arrive at Strasburs at II Is p. NJ.
connecting with the Valley Road East and
West. Leave Strssburs 80 p. NJ, arriving at
AIexanGzis st 40 .. m
MlXED TRAIN FOR MANASSAS DIV.
LSlOH leaves Alexandria Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday, at 9 90 d. rn, and returns Mon
Day, "Wednesday and Friday, at 4s p. m.
For Middlcburg, daily connection q. Plsins
atstion.
For Upporviile, regular connection st Della
For WARKENTON, leave Washington st
I 10 a. N. and 6 10 o. m. daily.
all tralns make good connections at Wash.
| ington, 70 and from North and West.
New Orlos2s sleeper leaves Washington g.
III D. H.. running through without change
On Express train, leaving Washington at : Is
p. m Marks Adjustable Reclining Chair Car,
with extra charge Only 81, through TO Danyille
connecting to al South.
Excursion tcke S to Jacksonville, Florida,
good to rctnrn until May 10th, 1880, on sale at
asniEStou. Alexandria,, Charlottesville I'D
Lynchburg.
Through tickets very low to tho South and
South west.
nog6 I'M. BROADUS, G.T.A.
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BRENGLES
6 @ n 1 { G ITO n cry.
The best Of things for Christmas day,
Ihis knnru ic

The best OF things for Christmas day.
Inis, you know, is BrenHie's way.
Il. BRENGLE. 1Z9 King street. has every
thing nice for the season.
&c is low making specially of PURE
FRENCH CAN DIES, hand made, of the beg:
sugar and most delightful 8avor5, warranted free
from terra be, glucouse, and other Injurious
mixtures, which make some candies cheap and
dangerous His Caromels and Sugared Fruits
arc rot to be surpassed.
His CAKES, Black, Fruit, Pound, Jolly and
Fsncy, Crnamented and Plain, are sold cheaper
than they Can be manufactured O. home
Brenge's Ice Cream is one of the Alexandria
staple manufactures. Its praise has long been
in every ones mouth
Cream Pulls rarts and Pastry, Candies and
Tafy Of all kinds
. Pics specially. Fruits, Nuts Confectioneries,
Water Ices fnd Gil tbs delcacies of the season.
Oysters, the pick of the market, and cheap as
cheapest. IL ST. styles, Nice comfortable rooms
TO serve ladies or gentlemen.
He caters for families and entertainments, and
supplies families with milk and oysters [dec l6
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l. y Ii Err AsRAN GEEENT
6IIs.ssK i2is szf-s TT.ysy0.
The steamer NATTANO. Csn,aia Wy,
bTLEs, leaves Alexandris, trorl ID. foe. ot Kin ,
street. EVERY SUNDAY, TUESDAY, n5G
III kSOAI !, ut o'clock y N for LANn.
lNGS ON Tx POTOMAC RIVER: return.
FRIDAY. S't'0
Freight received at loves. rstos and hsndled
With care For iufcrnIation srn!y 10
J. SRODEkS 6 CO. aets.. Alaxs Va
q, T. JONE Agt, 9Th S. wifi. Wa.h
Connecting every Sunday with steamer STE s;I1i;
lor all landings belov Nomini Ferry. ja2
.,7sssss CLyDES STEhh LINES WyrH
seysAs@ LY TO
PHILADELPHIA, FALL RIVER. pEOyJ-
DEEGE AN y BOSTON.
Steamers ieaTa Aloxandria EVERY TIJEN.
9AI and leave Failadelphs EVERY SAT-.
UHDAY. ia
This line connects at &lexand7is with .han
Z. y NJ. and " & .. Z. Rs., anc st PbiIsioi,
pals WITH C!yde's regulsr Stos,nshins for - i
River, Providence nnd Boston,
Freight forwarded wish pronptness and care
free Of commissions. 's
No charge for transfer in Philadolpbis. ,,d
Hharfsso in Boston. Quick tms Fronnent
departures. Through rates and through 5ills
pt lsd!ng gwen. Insurance 81 the lowest rates,
Agents:
+. A. REEIi, Alexandria,
WM. 2 CLYDE Is CO., Fhl!sdelot il,
GEO. =. HYDE, Georgetown, D. 3,
jOdNSON BROS. Washington.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT, COMMENC-
ING OCTOBER lei, lS79.
FHR BEW Y9RsA.

FDEs BEW Y9HsA.
STEHSTEKS T.. c. R.NTG H.rs
t4EBSEssN
EVERY FRIDAY, at Y TO-. end returning,
lesvo New York, from pier Il, Hast river, Ey.
Ely SATURDAY, at o'clock T. IL.
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THE NEW RATES.

Alexandria Daily Gszatie..".......s6 per snnum
Alexandria TIL Weekly Gszette... "
Always cash in advance
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1t furnishes the nowa kilograms OF Tho Now
York Associated Press and Of Houter's Euro
pesn agency, being, with but two exceptions
the only paper between Baltimore and l:ich-
mond that is thus connected with tho crest
fountains Of the worlds news.
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FGEs POTOMAC REyEs

FGE E'OTOsgAC RIVER.
STEAMER JoksGy. W. Tho.HpscE
EVERY MONDAY, THURSDAY sr6 SAT.
URDAY, st 1876 y. II; returning On alternate
days.
SAsE'E sFGsEEEE..
Or Sunday fo7 Stones; Tuesday for Smiths
Greek and Coxn river. -ard Friday for Chap,ico,
returning on sterna.a Days.
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NJ EW AUCTION AND COMMISSION
~ BOUSE.
We have opened st No 22 ROYAL ST. An
Auction and Commission House.
We are now ready to receive all kinds of NOR.
chandi5e and household goods on consignment.
or purchase the ssmo.
We think IL Gay prove al advantage to per-
sons who have PRODUCE of any description
70 send it to US. Located immediately opposite
inc main entrance to the Market on Eoysl st.,
goods can be exposed every morning at public
auction, when the bost prices may be expected.
Prompt returns made on sales.
Persons having FURNITURE for sale will
ind It to their advantage TO give US csll.
We will attend to suctioneering st public sales
OF property, and respectfully solicit a share of
public patronage. UNEAL LUOES
Sa~Auction goods constantly on hand and for
ssle. nov b-tf
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-11-26
Late periodicals at Aliens Book Store.

Late pcriodlcaIs at Aliens Book Store.
The thanksgiving dinner at the Opera
House. given by the ladies' of the Congre-
gational church. was a success.
As HafFenden Bros. are selling at re-
dnced rates 70 reduce stock, now Is the
time to lay in groceries.
Extra discounts given to College stu
dents. on school books and school supplies.
at Wiley b. Aliens new Book and Music
store.
For bargains in family groceries go to
Haffentlen Bros.
An archery club will soon be formed in
this city. and FOshay & Mason have splen-
did outfits.
DIR. Ballard. of Lebanon was ia the city
Wednesday.
More new goods at Samuel E. Young's-
dress goods, handsome AaHnels, etc.
See those handsome slaves at John
Briggs'-new styles, and bedrock prices.
/: Wheat quotations 73c per blIsheI.
Clinton Nanny aid his new wife arrived
I'm this city few days ago from Californis
on visit. He is son Of A. s. Nanny, OF
Ballard, Tsom & Co have put the brand OF
flour on this market, manufactured by the
new process described by us same weeks
since. nlrT tho who have tried It pro-
uOunce It the boss. According to the
bakers one barrel OF this flour will make
hny loaYe> of bread m9rq than other flour
Scates for ia'lies and gentlemen, most
approved styles. just received by Peters &
Sox-and you want to buy early, as the
indications for lots OF seating this winter
are good.
Wheat prices are stronger and gradually
advancing i'm Chicago. We can not look
for an advance in prices here until tonnag.
is supplied to carry our wheat to foreign
markets.
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Ion, the general feeling Of all cIttzens.
This being the case, aud Is Mr.. Hunt is
. candidate for reelection, there possibly
will be no serious opposition to his noun-
ination In the Republican Convention.
As to the Treasurer we are not prepa red
to say whether Frank Red6eld Is can
dldate for reelection or not. One thing
we know is that he has made good officer,
and we suppose Ii he desires It he may OBJ
tain the nomination. although we have
heard his name mentioned in connection
with the Office OF Councilman from the
First Ward. He will fill the bill in either
position. We have heard the names of
several gentlemen named IN connection
with the office of Councilnen. but a. tiit.
matter has not been as thoroughly canvass
ed as that of the city officers. we refrain
from mention. II the Republican parry
wi+h to succeed IL must put mp its best
men. The general feeling seems to be.
we want goo,i, active, business men in the
City Council-honcst men, of COOL sound
Judgment, who will do the square thing
for our citizens. regardless of political bias
And this being the feeling we must put
the best men on our ticket.
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A@humaNnlGy.

A Chinaman named Ah-King. who hung
up at the new store of Qnong Sing. s. Co,
on Ferry between Second and Third streets.
had been sick for some time. aud drripR
Saturday night he was conveyed to-a pig
pen i'm the rear of the building on the alley
below First street OH Ferry. ard placed
therein. AS to be expected, he died early
the next morning. The Coroner being
informed of the matter summoned n jury,
n post:nortem was made by Drs. Savage
and Hill. and from the testimony Of these
physicians the jury rendered a verdict that
the Chinaman Ah-King came to his deatlI
from tlropsy Of the heart. his death being
fastened by the exposure of Saturday
night. The evidence before the Jury was
so conflicting that wetio not know whetiier +
the deceased was furnished with suffi-
cheney OF blankets to keep him from freez-
Ing or not, some of The witnesses testify.
Ing that he was lcfE without any covering
aud others that he had plenty. Youns
Tao. ChinAman who has been working
at City Mills. was arrested for removing
the Chinaman and placing him in the pig
pen Saturday night. on the charge Of man
slaughter, and after hearing before tbs
City Recorder, WAS bound over in $3.50 II
answer. Whether any more arrests viii
grow out of the matter remains to be seen
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-11-26

We really owe UEcle Sans postal boys
an apology. and we now make it. We
ordered some colored paper. and along
with the rest came some deep blue. Well.
"a it is a cUlOr no one wants hills printesI
on. we concluded to use it for wrapping
up our mail. and the route agents inform
us that they have difficulty in reading,
In the dilnly lighted car. the directions on
these wrappers. Well. We promise you
we will discontinue the use of blue paper
for wrappers, for We know that post
masters and route agents have trouble
enough when the directions on papers and
letters are not plainly written. without
our adding to them. You hear tIs.
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POrRxrAmaleGSs

Hr. T. W. Harris has removed from Eu
Fosters brick bI' OK, up stairs. The Doc
tors arrival will be hailed with pleasure
by hosts of friends. The DR.. was duly ap-
preciated in Eugene, as cvineed by petit
tion. largely signed by PROMINENT citizens
there, asking him to remain IN tha: city.
Allen. Robinson & Co. are running their
saw mill on full time at pres, MT, but expect
to shut down soon, only running Is the de-
mand may require.
Call at l.. E, Blain's aud see those new
''outline suit Notwithstanding new
in chiidren's clothing.
The thanksgiving dinner yesterday at the
Revere House was tllebosS, aud was enjoy
ed by the regular patrons OF the house as
well as n large number of Invited guests
MIR. Pfeiffer is not any good printer hut
he can run hotel to the perfect satisfaction
OF the travelling public.
Senders & Sternberg have moved into
their new store, which is one of the hand
soonest and most convenient ia TIE city
Jackson & KallsIy are to take the room
lately occupied by Senders a& Sternberg.
A house full OF books, pictures, music,
bows, arrows and targets, toys, brackets,
an3 hundreds of handsome and appropri-
ate articles tor Christmas gins at Foshay
d Mason's, and you aressinyited TO call and
| see them.
Titus Bros. have new goods, rich and
| dazzling. specially for the holidays, which
you should not fail tossee.
Another new lot of foyercoats received at
| Blain's this week.
| More handsome furniture at Dannal's
where you can get almost anything you
may need in the furniture line, way down.
A iull stock OF the latest in their line at
Mcfarland s. Harvey's. and huge invoice
en- route from the East, among which
are some choice novelties, new to this
market-loOked for next week.
PIummer has received from the East q
large inyOicc OF standard works, scientific,
historical. poetical and literary, all hand
somcly bound and many of them richly IT,
Illustrated. which he can sell at astonishing
/ ly low prices. From among these can be
selected appropriate holiday presents for
old or young presents that will be lasting
mementoes Of affection. He has ais, u
fine assortment Of toys. toy aud picture
pOoks for the little ones. and among other
real curiosities the Pantonime Book, tho
cutest thing you ever SAW. and which will
afford no end OF delight TO the children.
You want to see. by ali means. the hand
some lay out at Plnmmsr's. at Odd Fell
lows Temple.
That tafFy made OF New Orleans mo
iasses. at OsbOrne's, l. splendid.
Ed. Baum has q store full Of goods from
which every one can get the presents de-
sired At astonishingly low figures.
| Mrs. ). n. Burkhart, who went East on
visit lew weeks since. started 90 hel
return 20 her husband in this city On Tues.
day.