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GrStEsL MALONE As 4 RxftBh"AS'--
Every man in his day plays many paris
The rste which General MAHoxE u 20 ~
.ume until after the ADJOURNMENT OF 10.
s,.un,ou Convention h probably indicated
IN the following paragraph from the Ias'
letter Of the Washington correspondent VI
the Philadelphia Telegraph
"Geuerai M1,one's friends here say tns'
he Will lead tbv future Republican party o.
Virginia. and that he has received emcour'
agerneut from many Of the leading clai1en,
n the Stste. who have hitherto aini'a'e !,
with the nemocrafic party. to so torWa.u y
the work of reform, and that they WIN '""'
co0pcrsSe with and sustain him"
GeucYal MAuoxE's friends In washing
ton, T. appears, no longer took upon n," u
a x,,,ple Rsxdjustes, but as Repuoncan'
or course they would scout the idea Oh h's
pe,ng a Conservative. Not only Is ne en-
v,ec,ed TO command the Republican army,
bu, he is expected to influence number OF
4" leading citizens ITO desert The Democratic
standards a..
This Is the nan who was elected 70 inc
United States Senate by Legislature maze
no Of men claiming to be as good Con-
se,ysiiyes ms Lord LOWELL d co. Whai
CIV Tue ,dspes OF RipoLsBgReRR, PAUL,
sroexEb, sud the resty Are hey going 10
be led by fhe nose by an enemy OF the
Democratic partyt Do they really Intend
t. sell Virginia To General GRANT, Pes
ssbly.: hut we shall never believe 1t uutss
we SEQ nat the ssie has been made.
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Assn SHOULD BE.-i'he htGdiaster-ise-
pubiicans II Franklin e. unity bed meet
Ing April s.b and very pi operly requested
that the report Of their pro seedlings should
be published 10 The galisE. Virginiom, Re-
publican, the Southern infs 'Higencer. he
publican. and The Richmond wig. which
IL aiding and sbstting the Republicans in
their war upon the Conservative party.
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The next question Is. Are the ffAges
elected by the tate Legislature, and whe are
unse.ted by ,he recent decision OF the
Court of Appeals, really entitled 70 take
office at the expiration 81 the terms OF
The present fncvmDen's? To be more eX-
plicif, can judge he elected 10 M a
,yvcancy thas did not txis eome one give
US the pornts.-FtederickSturS d;ecorder.
Those judges whose terms VIII expire so
soon that she pi resent Legislature, In order
to prevent vacancies, would have had to
elect their SUCCESSORS will be succeeded
without further elections by the county
Judges elected last winter TO succeed them,
But it will be otherwise with those judges
whose terms will expire so far Ia the future
that the next Legislature can elect their
SUCCESSORS before there are any vacancies.
II the rule ba6 been otherwise General
MALONE would no doubt have had sac
cessOrs elected 10 take ibe places OF The
Judges OF the Supreme Court OF Appeals.
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Sxxnc1nErzzzzExsxcazEsn
DEAF kEh.

Died. In Richmond, at 8 O'Clock Tuesday morn
Ing, AprN 18Th Mrs. ELIZABETH Ii. BDrHER,
wife OF Nj. X. II BosGer, IN Ih- fourth ear
of her age
the first Baptist church on WEDNESDAY ITO
DAYl az 4 o'clock II. NJ.
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ITO THE CREDITORS OF rHE CITY
II OF MANCbE~TFR.-Tbe committee appoint
cd on behalf of The CREDITORS OF The cry o. NJ M
chester al Il meeting hed IN The cits of Richmond
February 10, 1880. 20 consider IN. present Imam
cial 9diiOn sal civ, ana such o,her IN tiers
III " iation thereto as hr0ueh 40 The aientif n
oi he meeting ny the commit co of he cry COun-
Gil Of tn c. OF NincbC>tr. aud 10 trDOri ~ sub
scqu'ot IN e Ing, ~ pccuully request meeting OF
ali no crnhiinr aid cliy, io b. held AZ The Office
q the Merchants anA Mechanic, In ursne. Com
paoy. 12i 4 Main rect. richmond, WE'D NESDkY,
April Ii. 1880. Al IL O'c ock VI It is p0riant
that all the creditors be reTw scented ii her In persOn
or by proxy. u. W. PICkRELL.
A. CLAIBORNE,
W. l.. COWARrIN.
THOMAS ~. LEARY.
w. Y seldom,
W III. Woodward,
j l. SCtOOi.CRAtT.
ANDRkW WASHRURN,
NH 30.Tu.Th&Std&w2t Commi. tee.
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u Will be weij tg0ush for us OF the
south I" 'ccolitcs thai Nv. jLADsrcxg was
orr friend during ous REQ ut troubles. md
tbst ~. plsxAkLs WIS " stalw srtn on me
Ilqeel sp9s ifieuds The epemy.ss
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We are indebted 10 JOSEPH NIMMo, Chief
Of Bureau OF Statistics, Tor copy OF bis
Report Oh the Internal Commerce OF the
United States, submitted December !, 1879
a valuable and Interesting book.
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FANCY GOODS.
5O5 BROAD STREET

HANDSOME P0CK ET-CUTLERf,b black or white
handles, two blades, at 25c. two, three, or four
blades, at 90, go. and 75c., warranted; stout
Knives Tor boys. two blades, warranted. at 20
and Soc elegant; Pearl or Sheli-Hande
Knives. of the best quality for gentlemen and
ladies. for 81;
HANDSOME POCKET and SIDE-BOOks, for
gentlemen:
An elegant MOROCCO LETTER-CARRIER at
sl.l0 worth Sl75;
Two or three new patterns In LADIES' POCKET
BOOKS, in addition to the very fine assortment
already ia stock;
Another lot Of SILK UMBRELLAS. similar 10
those We have sold many of during the past
winter In anufactu ed especially for us), which
we offer at $3.50 and 1925, viii h. although
not quite as cheap are IN immense bargain. IN
Scotch Gingham and Cambria we sill offer the
same assortment. from which we have sold over
$50 during these last h"avv rainS.
FlfIv ST les FOLDING JAPANESE FANS, from
the common 10 fine Ivory stock, AZ 60c
The eptire line or OIL PAINTINGS. in Gilt
Frames, marked down from 80 to $3.50;
A large lot OF CHROMOS, In Ca we'd Walnut
Frame:
More of those handsome WALNUT and GILT
Another iot Of SATCiiELs and LARG E TRAVEL
LiAG-VALl-ES, Of all grades;
rs dozen TIN CUsPADORES -four coors) at SOC.
a par;
Handsome LAVA and TERRA GOTTA CUSPA-
nOkES, IN Japancse aud kgyp ian oecora-
lions. a 81 pair;
Another lot OF GtNTLEMEN'S FINE CHAINS at
from - to 50, warranted for illteen years;
New parttrrs IN hair III Ms and SILK
GUARDS trimmings waTrahted for three
years, 81;
HANDSOME sEALS and CHARMS AZ 81 and 81 /;
All sizes TEA-TRAYs N very low prices
n large lot OF BASKFTS-Marhel. Linen. Travel
ling. and Shoppine-at Sec, Tee, IL. 81 20,
sl.5O. and tl.75;
FLOW ER-BASKt at 10. 25, 80. and 50c.
All grades of PLAY - CARDS. including
"Hari's D aid backs. red corners. With slneez.
erS":
&C.:
sPRING-BACK MUSIC FoLIOS,
SCRAP 'LBUM>,
AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS.
PHOTOGRAPH AZ BUNS. &c. &c.
Large assortment OF LAMPs-'hree STYLES Trim
mi rs. w. \. >1ENEN>,
aol sos Broad strtet.
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GxOCERinS AND LI0rORS.
old CHOICE LIQUORS AND FINE
~ GROCERIES,

ID. ANTELO1TI
No. 1911 FRANKLIS STREET. RICHMOND. VA,
begs leave 10 call ut en'lon In his large stock o
CHOICE VIRGINIA WHlSkFYS. fREN III
BRANDIkS. and " rNf~. such a.
OLD &c f. WYSOR" WlII>kEY:
JAMES BUMGARDNER wHI-KEY. i've year.
old:
FCLCHER WHisKEY. seven wears old:
GLEN uER VIII sky. 1ye wears oid
Old MA TELL DARK LONDON DOCK
BRANDY:
Old MARTELL V.S.O.P BRANDY;
GENUINE PURE HOLLAND GIN:
Also, choicest grades o. POkI and sHERRY
WINES. amt IRISH and SCOTCH WHISKY.
Also. VIRGINIA HAMS, fiNF TEAS aud coz
FEE. aud GROCERIES generally.
j. II -eod3mo
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"a t;ii'FlNt.S.

OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF AlA
~ JEFFERSON Lodi, No. %, X OFITSRA
PA tend regular CONVENTION 1F1Sls Il ~
"Wednesday EVENING, Arm IA lSS0.SS%,%s4J
al ~ O'Clock The ENDOWMENT AMEND \rhSaa
NtENT 10 he bylaw viii br g uSidereu- ~liE/
fuI attendance l. ueired. Mpmbors Of sisi-' civ
lodges snd ira ,ieu hr 'hrrh are cordially invited
10 attend. by order OF The &. {.
j. II. LAMKiE,
mil JA.Ifk and =
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DYLING AND SECURING.

nYEiNG. SECURING, AND CLEAN
~ ING ESrABLISUMFNT, Al 1928 ftNN.>
LIN SIRtfT OPPOSITE M ROFol -
HALL.-lIr. l.. LINN MNNN nj run hi. o.
former natrons. aud he general Dubie' lhaf h' -
TeODened ~ the above plTce. wh' ~ De- vi ut IT. IA
10 serve Them, Dying aud e. AMI" ~
GLOVES src F. FATHERS a. ci4hy. Iis
Lnc~n Free ch over, Mons. EMIL NOBl' ',-
Paris, T. In his emglos meat Give bim : tsiA
2-eo 3m
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DEPUBLICANSO OF MADISON WARD:
IA No ice Is herenV given thar MASS MEET
ING or THE REPURLICANS OF MADISON
WARD WILL BE bfLnHt GREENS II ALL, SO
Cary street, betwe n tighth an Ma ret.
THIS EVENING, ipri lith al O'el0ck. for lie
purpose Of elec ing Deleeae and ia Alternate TO
the SiauutOm Convention.
kbWARD GRFtN PrcSi ient:
j. G.. RtEVE~, = or 'tary.
Republican, OrGlniz tion OF Ma1'son WAR;.
lI-lIk
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DICHMOND THEATRE.
The beautiful opera OF
CINDERELLA
will be presen'e a The RichmonI Theatre for 'hr
BENEFIT OF THE RE1R. AT FOR THE SICK
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY. and + RI
DAY NIGHTS.
April. IS. ~, rs. and 30. Al o'c ock
General admis Ion. IL No .xIra charge for re-
s'rvfdsa's FANNY circle, so cent galleries. rs
cents Box sheet viii 90 open for the sale OF re-
srrsed seat ~ 4. Y. ,hnstOn's on WEDNESDAY,
Apri' 2lst. a. 8 O'Clock No lis wi he Kept Spe-
cisl excur lon rates. Including aomi>. ION 10 TIE
Opers on Ibe Chesapeake nd ,,hio. Rich mond ami
DaDvIlle, Frederick burg ard Peer burg RAILROADS.
BEE local psper and handDii,s
ap l4l6.l9.2O.2l.2Z.l 324.25.26,272a.2Q&3O
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NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL
LIFE-IN euRANCE COMPANY.

ANNNNUN. STATEMENT FOR THE FIsCAMi.
Ne. II r.NDlNG TiE SlsT DAY gF phggE,1mEr
nzR. 1879, OF THE AGTUAL HV y IITE.
.NsURANCE CONTAIN, 0R G. M w W. W.
DER The LAWS OF THE sTAIE VIZ -
CtNsiN. MADE no THE AUDITOR uF PUB:
Lie Acc COUNTS FOR THE C0MM0N,W EALTH
OF VIRGINIA. PURSUANT 70 THE AT Or
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY, REGULATING
1HE REPORTS OF iNsuRA NOE o ,nMrANiEo'
APPROVED FEBRUARY 22, 1873.
Name Of the company In fuli-N0RTHwEsTEkS
mutual LIFE INsUB .SCE COMPANY.
Home or principal Office OF said company-hfL'
wAUKEE, WIS. .,.
character Of he company-whether life. accident
casuary city cooperative association, brotherhood
live stock, or any other association nsuring HIT
LIFE.
Presidential. l.. PALMER.
Vice President-MATTUEw KEENAN,.
Secretary-WILLN ARD MERRILL
Treasurer--C. ID. NASH.
panjzed and inc Observation-Disclosures, 1857.
Commenced bu iDess-Noy EMBER 70, lS5S.
Name of the general agent In VIrginia-JonS H.
CARY. 49,, ,,
Residence OF the general agent In Vlrginia-RIcH-
MOND, VA.
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INSURANCE. srATy. mENTs.

PUBLISHED PURSUANT TO- < ACT or ASSEMBLY
APPROVED FEDRu Any az, 1878.
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The company consis ing of
FIFTY ARTISTS.
have BEEN carr fu'iv rehearsal under the pers oDal
direction IF The hOr, Me>sr. Gilbert aud Sulli-
van. The scenery is new, and palmer nv the same
artists who UaiDted The tor the first nc
tiOu 10 New York.
ACT IA Rocky Seashoe " on the coast OF Com
wal.
ACT IA Ruined hapel" on General StanIO,'s
Esiaie.
MAGNIFICENT COSTUMES! FULL ORCIES-
TRAi CHORUS oF FORTY VOICES
SAFE Of re.erv,d eats wi begin at Theatre and
Jobn>fon's FRIDAY ~ 4. NJ. Aumis ;or. sue
ami 81. Secured leafs. Sl.25. 40 l4-Jt
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Twenty-Five per cent. deducted.
~. PALMER. President;
WILLARD MtRRlLL, Secretary


y. l.. PALMER. Presidents
WILLARD MtRRILL, Secretary.
STATE OF WISCONSIN-CITY AND COUNTY OF
MILWAUKEE,. IS:
BE IL remembered. that on the 20 h day OF Janu-
ary 1880, a the city aforesaid. before me. Francs
BlOodgood. n commissioner resident in The SAID
city, diy comms,IOI ed aid qua lied by The eXecu-
tive authority. and under tHe laws OF the State OF
Virginia. to take ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF deef &c.,tO
BE- ed nr recorded herein, personally appeared III.
l.. PALMER, Pre- idenr, ma WILLARD MERRILL,
SecrctaI Y, 81 the NORTHwESTERN MUTUAL LIFE
INsURANOE COMPANY Of milwaukee,. Wiz. who,
being 0uly swnrr, Il, pOse and saw. aud each Tor
himself says, hat he, the abOv, desert ell Of
fcers Of the sai1 company, and that the folegon 2
Is true and correct staten ent Of The &C ua condi.
ton of said ganiE iiiOu on the lat y o. Us cal
Sear-to Wit III, 3Isi day OF Drcrmber. lS70-ic-
cOrGi to the best Of ihrIr information, knOwt dee
and belief, respectively,
~ In testimony whereof have hereuntO
}sEAL set my band and affixed the seat OF NY Oh
'N.->' ice on HE 30ih cay of Jnu1ry. 1850.
FRANCIS BLUODGOOD,
Commissioner.
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err ATINy.


IArnedicinal Command
CURATIVE Icf known val 20. combin.
Tor RIood Diseases. isg in ONE " eparailon the
for p'' lucrative lowers for the
evils whch produce all
lSieY OF the BLOOD.
cr-p ,TrNE. the LIVER. the KID
lN.YS. harmless In ac-
ror IJver- t.omplaints.pi on and thorough In It's
ho' law EFFECT IL Is uuexceiled for
lthe cure of all BLOOD
DISEASES, such rs scro-
cr,D .rrxr mia Tumors. Bois. Tet-
Co"A' ter Salt. Rheum. Rheumn-
Tor K,5,.y piseases. lfiun, Mercurial Poison
TUE n'""S' ling: also. CONSTIPA-
lTiON, DYSPEPSIA. IN.
IDIGTsTION, SOUR
CURATIVE, STvmd a III sihIvF kE s,c
For rheumatism.
ASK YOUR DRUGGIST
CURATIVE, rop TT
For scrofula Diseases
CURATIVE, BROWN CHEMICAL
For Er,sipclas, Pimples. COMPANY,
B,otcbes. &c. Baltimore. Nd
PURCELL, LADD CO.,
Wholesale Agents, Richmond
lno l7-ds,w&Fcoys weowiyJ
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DIR. j. c. LONGS JUDGMENT OF THE WORK
read a large nart Of DR.. TupperS book while II
was passing through he press. expected to find It
valuable as boO4 Of reference, and as furnishing
valuable history of he Foreign Missionary work Of
the Southern Bapiist'. In this respect my expecta
,ion was not disappointed; but, In addition.
found 1t a book full Of interest Of many kinds. lis
sketches Of missionaries, It's descriptions of the
countries In which they labored. including almost
all parts OF the world, and IT'S flesh and striking
views OF missionary wors, give great variety, inter-
est, and value TO It's contents. DIR. Topper has done
n work for which every intelligent friend Of mis-
sions shOu thank him.
For sale by AMERICAN BAPTIST PUBLICA-
TON SOCIETY, 1920 Chestnut street, Philadel-
phia JOSIAH RYLAND 4 co, Richmond, Va
Also, by Agents. NH 0-eod4t
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D'UYLY CARTF'S OPERA COMPANY,
n the new opera. winch ha> achie' ed success. be.
yOnd all prece'en at the Fifth Avenue Theatre,
ew YorE.
THE PIRATES OF PRNZANCe; OR, THE
SLAVE OF pUlY.
By WIS Gilbert ana sIihur Sui ivan, author and
composer OF Pindfore."
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NV PUBLICATIONS.

This new work is an EXHAUSTIVE HISTORY OF
The Foreign Missions OF southern Baptists. with
Maps, Statistical Tables. and Biographies of about
seventy Missionaries.
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o sal cal paid cash ..
and detailed statement Of how and what the
Of
ndandn
gilmore
and
..
go. ...... .. 49,. 49,. ....
S. go y. .
OF
Smyrna times., 1880-12-29
contrary

The Legislature meets next Monday at
Dover. The question as to who shall be
the presiding officers has been discussed in
the newspapers for several weeks, but
Dover is such log rolling town that no
one can guess within mile of the result.
The personnel of this legislature on the
whole is considered above the average Of
those of late years. For this reason the
people will expect of them expeditions
work with little fooling. Some political
geremsndering was threatened, but we
presume there will be deemed no occasion
for this. There is a strong feeling for low
ering Of the interest and taxes also on the
state debt. Wilmington usually furnishes
the body with large amount of Legisla.
ton. The usual crop Of divorces and
private bills will consume much Of their
time. As usual the FIRST several weeks will
| find them slack of work, and in this the
people are themselves to blame in not
asking at the beginning of the session for
what legislation they may want.
Smyrna times., 1880-12-29

Christmas tree was unloaded Of its rich
fruits, every branch bearing a present for
a scholar. The exercises otherwise con.
sisted Of singing some choice selections and
a short address by Rev. Mr.. Gordon.
Saturday and Sunday seemed to be one
occasion if not one day, and they were
similar in their outside gloominess only the
latter was more so-from morning until
after nightfall driving snow storm shut
ting the people in their homes. The Epis-
copal Church bell was not rung at all, and
| the Methodist numbered but little over
dozen persons present and the Presby'
terrain not so many. The Rev. Mr.. Brindle
preached at the NJ. E. Church very appro.
priately from "Fear not little Flock
This has been emphatically Christmas OF
family reunions because there was no OPP
Pertunity for anything else.
Smyrna times., 1880-12-29

ILLICIT DIsTIILATroN CoNDEMNED.-Sen-
ator Brown, of Georgia, called upon the
Commissioner of Internal Revenue last
Monday and expressed his desire to CO.
operate with the Government in all its
efforts to suppress illecit distillaticn in the
South. The moonshiners of Geogia are
among the most desperate and dangerous
of their class, and they hitherto have re-
ceived considerable support from the poll
ticians, who have undoubtedly encouraged
them by declarations on the stump that
the Government had no more right to tax
the whiskey that man distils for his own
use than it has to tax the wheat from
which he bakes his bread. Senator Brown
indicates disposition toward new de-
parture in this respect. as in many others,
and believes that the Federal laws should
be enforced and the illicit distillers pun
ished
Smyrna times., 1880-12-29
SMYRNA AND VICINITY
COLD is death-warmth is life.


Our stores were perhaps never SO full be.
fore as last week with poultry for the holt
days.
A WEEK of Christmas jollity 10 pass and
not single casualty TO report is itself
favorable comment on general behavior.
NINE days of continuous sleighing re.
minds people of the winter of IS and Sc
when we had six weeks of sleighing on a
stretch.
FIVE days of the last ten have been
given to "falling weather" and more snow
fell in the time than the whole Of last
Winter.
Miss HESTER RArLEGE, a pupil in Mr..
Roe's school, recently passed an examina.
ton and received a teachers certificate
from Prof. Groves.
EARLY rissrs, who get up with the sun on
Friday morning, may witness a partial
eclipse of that luminary if the sky is clear.
The eclipse before sunrise and ends about
$50 A. NJ.
The firm of Boggs & Jefferson, at Moor.
ton, received from G. Furmsn & Co, a
wellknown Commission House of New
York on Christmas Day, check for s. a.
a subscription on the new organ in Bethel
M. z. Church.
Mr.. j. ). TAYLOR, who has been calling 4
number OF vendue sales the past two OF
three weeks, tells US that the articles moi
only 60 off well, but the farmers hav,
more ready cash to pay down for purchases
than he has ever known before.
STREET promensding for the past te,
} days has been disagreebls in the sxtrem
{ and for several days of the time abomins
bic. Between the alternating condition
Of frosty sticking snow, slush and icy pave
ments, cautious people have found tn
safest place to be the chimney corner.
e THERE were several errors in the ente,
4 ing Of the credits in Mr.. Registers repl
G to the Sentinel in our last issue, typograph
: cal, that might be misleading. The irst
: commissions on poor for 1874, where
= shenld be se2i5 instead Of s62l5, !
4 carrying the amount Of credits to the DO,
= Tor 1874 it should be 81, 1887 instead
= sl.ls7S7. In the credit Of Sept. 18th, Y
= II should be 5000 90 instead of 5000. 10, ar
o 1876, November 2lst, a credit Of s274l
/. was dropped out entirely, this takes ii
" .iate 81 the 800 which should be dat,
n Dec 18th, IN The same year Feb. 9th.
49, should be $1,000. In the road credit
y 1870 the name Of John Rapghley for :
should be added.
Smyrna times., 1880-12-29

IT is now stated that Judge Houston
could not with propriety occupy seat on
the Bench after the fourth Of next March.
while claiming to be the duly elected mem.
her of the House of Representatives from
this State, and a large number of his
friends preferring him on the Bench where
his legal knowledge was needed rather than
a seat in Congress where he was not needed,
there being good working majority with
out him, he thus declined a further prose
cution of the contest.
Smyrna times., 1880-12-29

Elk Gov. SALISBURY was in town last
week. No ones eye falls upon him with.
out the mind at the same time involuntari-
ly turning to politics. The Withdrawal of
Judge Houston from the congressional
contest was then the uppermost topic,
politically. Notwithstanding the Judges
Withdrawal the Dr., somewhat oracularly,
was not so certain but that the effort to re.
move him from the Bench would not be
vigorously prosecuted. We do not think,
however, that he found any strong endorse.
ment of this sentiment among his party
friends. but an expression rather to the
! contrary
Smyrna times., 1880-12-29

The editor of the Sentinel intimates very
knowingly in regard to the Bayard-Conk-
ling difficulty. 1t says:
"H Mr.. Bayard and his Every Evening
followers will only pick their ears they may
be sure they will hear music after the holi.
days, and not very long after either, else
we have mistaken the character Of Mr..
Conkling entirely"
Smyrna times., 1880-12-29

The Middletown Transcript donned new
suit of type and both it and the Yonkers
Statesman came out in their holiday number
IN tinted paper and illustrated pages. If
we hadn't known better, We should have
supposed the proprietors both to be old
bachelors whose flint had not yet struck
Smyrna times., 1880-12-29

TIE STATE Sentinel on the principal that
"peace and good will' was the more proper
thing for Christmas, concluded not to dis.
turb the minds of the Levy Court by a
Collectors Statement in its last issue, but
promises to give Charles Fl. Register. whose
sworn statement appeared in our last num-
Der, an "eye-opener next week"
Smyrna times., 1880-12-29
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Vi
The Largest Stock and ,,op.
Of Ready Made Clothjnr rIhP'tQ,,
been in Smyrna will 10 r'at i@
Boston One Price ClotLinr, 'T m az
merce st. If you really y. n'u'e,
come and see us. DO Won ,r a", "a.
Tor little boy that will m,l rn' a nc. |
mas merry not only in na,.n h> ]
Come ard see Us. We can e. ,p' IN 4
with suit and oycrcoat, bctr, Ut Up
and II for from s. to 81, y" Iae az,
from So to $ll. Overcoat si,, Ha't 4.
$40. You can get Chean Sn,. Ifoui
Suit, from the youngest 10 tho =" q
our store, and whether it be N.Y. t'e olde
the costly suit you may he a,. ,mg SGae'i
are getting the worth Of yonr ' Nv, liza.
one in Smyrna can give Won ,l '''ssney
Clothing that We can. /, !. a ,Ie ngur4
ure to buy goods where Won n,. Al
Good and Choice Variety fro, oan Ia
make selection. Thi, vsr;a,. "h'o
you not only in c.otI,jn, We
GentIemen's Furnishing G,, Ju' al
mense stock have We, of Nal, an
iandkerchief-, Fiua G,ly.. ave" :,
Gloves and Mitts, Sock. ,..ro. We
cents or - cents pair. Don. T ;n,
sample of all we have viii he f,n ',nsf
show Windows, for were ,ur s,,,@t
windows it would be inro,,;J,.. :, "
a sample Of all our goods. ,.s ~. =
come and examine and youu..l w., -.
that have here in this ar,,c,. ,1 "'
described the Low Price, and -.
and Quality Of Good. We are ,,.
the public. Y. + Il,,v~' ,, q
Smyrna times., 1880-12-29

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