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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-04-08
HOW THE MONEY GOES
How gocs the monny2-Mnll.

How goes the money! Well,
I'm sure 1t isn't hard 10 tell;
II goes for rents and water rates,
For bread and butter, conl aud CRATES,
Hats. caps and carpets, hoops and hose
And that's the way the money goes!
How goes the m0ney?-Nay,
Can'teyerybody know the way2
IL goes for bODneis, coats and capes,
Silks, satinH, musliDs, vclvets, grapes,
Shawls, ribbons furs, furbel1ws--
And that's the way the money goes.
How goes the money?-Snrc
wish the ways was somewhat fewer;
II goes for wages, taxes, debts,
II goes for presents, goes for bets,
For paints, pOmade aud edH de rose,
And that's the way the money goes!
How goes the mmcy?-EOw,
I've scarce begun TO mention how,
II goes for feathers laccs, rings,
Toys, dolls and other bnby's things,
Whips, whistles, candies, bells and bows
And that's the way the money goes.
How goes the money Come,
know II don't 50 for rum,
II goes for schools and sabbath chimes,
II goes for charity sometimes,
For missions and such things ~ those,
And that's the way the money goesl
How goes the money! there,
Pm out Of patience, ! declare:
II goes for plays and diam nd pins,
For public sins and private sins,
For hollow shams and silly shows
And that's The way the money goes!
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-04-08
A Man of Decision.

Pennington is a man of decision. The
other evening upon reaching home ne
was met by his dearest Maria with the
narrowing tale of Bridget, the COOKS,
kerosene disaster. cob, JohnW she
began, "we've had such terrible time
Bridget tried to hurry up the fire
poured kerosene on it-blew up-burnt
her to death-oh oh! ohW Pennington
is a wonderful man, a man Tor an
emergency. He replied, as man not
used to being thwarted in his purposes;
Discharge her Immediately, Maria;
discharge her Immediately. ! won't
have such woman in the house"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-04-08
Chicago Justice Twenty-Five Years Ago.

Toledo Blade.l
A neighbor who relishes the keen wit
of the Irish tells us Of the following as
showing how Justice was dispensed
with in the Garden City quarter of
a century ago, by the celebrated Charley
O'Malley, Justice OF the Peace on the
North side.
The first case which came before His
Honor was O'Donnell ard others for dis
turbance at a dance house on Kinze
street. The testimony was gone through
with apparently correctly, and the
decision (of the CoorD was fine and
costs.
O'Mallay rose in his dignity, and
turning to O'Dennell (and the other
oiIenders,) said to the first one next to
him:
Tim, have ye'es any money!. .
Tim says, "Nah."
Bryan, have your"
Bryan says, "Nah."
Terence, have your
Terence says, Nah"
Patrick, have your
Patrick-says, "Nah."
Then turning to a Withholding young
Irishman, recently from the could
DART" and probably out on his first
spree in America, says:
Maurice, have ye'es any money!
Maurice says, Yis, your Honor" to
whieh the Coort responds, ."Well, thin,
the foine is on ye'es." -
"Call the mkt case" ..s
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-04-08
Hints to Married PeOpIc,

In decorating the home married PEG,
pie should be careful how they arrange
the pictures and chrOmos. The latter
ornaments should be hung high enough
to be out of the range of such articles as
the husband and wife may see fit to
throw at each other while in a heat OF
passion. Last night a misunders and
ing occurred in certain home, and the
family Bible completely demolished
God R'ess Our Home" beautiful
work of art printed in nine colors.
" Peace be Unto This House" was also
wrecked by g. much read volume on
" Home Discipline"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-04-08

POP Conn BALLs.-Take three quarts
of popped corn, boil half pint of mo-
lasscs about fifteen minutes; then put
the corn into a large pan, pour the mo.
lasses over it, stirring briskly until
thoroughly mixed. Then, with the
hands, make it into balls of the desired
size
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-04-08
LATEST MARKET QUOTATIONS,
FLOUR, GRAIN AND MEAL.

ATLANTA -FIour-superine, 81; family, ST 90
M,ra family ~ 40; fancy " 80. Wheat-the fol
owing pr ces are mllers' huying prices: Tennessee
choice white 81 539l IS; Georgia choice, 81. 81
al IS. Corn-Choice white, 66@60c.; yellow, $50
SIC, Oats-556s56c. for feed oats, and 6O@75c. 70
seed. Meal Is in demand at 6991Oc. .Grits-si co.
81 LouiS-Flonr higher; fancy, 81 10; family
y 771Y ,Wheat-hishcI; No. 2 red, fall, 81 80
oorn- higher but slow at aS12@S5sGc. Oats
-Flour-Family, s. 70; A No
!, 10 1906 %; family S. 2js5 81. Wheat
Red amber and white 81 2c@l %, Corn White, 41c
CINClNNATI-F lour--Family, s6d6 10; fancy
~ 25@6 70. Wheat-No. 2 winter, 81 u. Corn--i2a
&c. Oats-36937c.
NEW Y0Rk.-Flour-C Common to fair extra
y h.aSo ~; good to choice extra, q 4o@1 IS
migrated, 6o66ic. Oats-No, 3, 47c. .. II
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
ATLANrA.-Ews,l Iaill!e: Butter, choice Ten
nessce, 229?5c. Poultry Large. IsI22c,: hens
22l9g25ci dressed chickens, iOslic. Potatoes
sweet potatoes, s5@90c. per bushel; Irish potatoes
" 5og2 - per barrel.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10 choice western
packed, 2o@22c. Eggs, 2O@?2c.
s.,.-i.-s LIVE STOCK. .r.- .r
hiLANTA,-Choice Tennessee cattle. shc
medium, BE-; Georgia rsised 2lIa3c. Sheep
For choice, 2Jads3c. . -/%S''' ''"'''P
IL, CINCINNATI. - Hogs Common, 50 25a1 IS
az "a ~ Pa'Ain6t Sf EUtJf butchers
PROyIsIONS. o. r.
AILANTA.-Bulk meat-Cear rib sides. 7slc
po,k strps, SIC. Bacon Sugar-cured hams. i6fII
SIC. --''- - W. o''"AiA'' o9
BALTIMORE Mess pork, sls 25@is 50. Bulk meats
LSose shoulders, &c clear sides, &c. Bacon
shoulders SIC. clear rib sides, &c. hams, IOdrl2c
LardLKshned In tierces, sIlc. . -
SiNClNNATl.-Pprk.t Sit 50a1i rs. lard, 7.i5c
LUX meatsnShoulders, Esc.; clear ribs, 65Oc. shor
f S. &c; d B,con1shoulders, &C.; clear ribs, PC
=, NEW fOkk.. Mess pork, II .s7ql2c; long clear
7Hc.; short, do. 79ic. Lard, 7.6oc
COTTON.
,,ATLANTA.-Good middling,, I2,sc mlddlips,
i2y@i25yc.i good ordinary, ii5a1c.
AM, MEm. w., iORk.mM iddins uplsnds, 1870; mid.
az OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES I'VE i274c; low middng,
nokrOLk. sMtddlinSs, II. f3c. q" 81
l254c;i good ordinary, i2sszc.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES "a, ,,u,
l2ssc.; good ordinary, I2I.c. wv '"'eHi9sS'
Middlinas' 12s.e. Ia, ,,,,.;,,,.,.
iz,Sc. good ordinary, lf1zo, ''"S''
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-04-08

New HAVEN cat of culture, having
been locked in cellar and unable to get
out, clawed at the wire of the door-bell
which ran through the cellar, and made
the bell ring necessarily. The owner OF
the house, timid man, after repeatedly
going to the door, and finding no one
there, called upon a passing policeman
and the two well armed went into the
cellar. The cat then quietly went out.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-04-08

WE may look for some sharp, pointed
articles from our morning contemporary.
They got a new editor this morning from
the hardware store, who when he
speaks, cuts both ways cokut Consti-
utjOn
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-04-08
A HOust hold Need.

A book on the Liver, its diseases and their
treatment sent free. Including treatises upon
Liver Complaints, Torpid Liver, Jaundice,
Biliousness, Headache, Constipation, Dyspep-
sia, Malaria, etc. Address DR.. Sanford, 1862
broadway Now York City. n. Y.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-04-08

NEVER defer until tomorrow what should be-
attended to to-day. A slight cough ought never
to be neglected when rs cent bottle of Dr.
BULLS Cough Syrup will prevent it from becom-
mr. chronic
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-04-08

Will send their Electro Voltalc Belts to the
afflicted upon 80 days trial. See their adver-
tisement in this paper headed, "0n 30 Days
Trial -
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-04-08

You've men, 90 West, learn tclegraphy. Adj
dress Il. Valentine, Manager, GAINESVILLE, Wis.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-04-08
Vegetine.
One Package in Powder Form
Cured Scrofula.
HOW TO REDUCE YOUR DOCTORS BILLS.

90 BREMEN ST., East Boston. Mass.,l
Sept. 80, 1879.
Mr.. II. n. STEvkNs-Dsar Sir: Ny little daugh-
ter stella has boon AFFLICTED long time with Scrof-
ula, suffering everything. employed different
physicians" In East Hoston, but they helped he
none. bought soms Of your PowDKn FoRM VRoE-
TINE and my wife stepped aud gavo It 10 tho child
according to tho directions and We wrrs surprised
In fortnights time to see how the child had gained
in flesh and strength. Bhe is now gaining every
day, aud can oheerfully recommend your remedy
Ia be the host We have ever tried.
Respectfully yours, j. T. WEBB.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-04-08

WHEN exhausted by mental labor take
Kidney-Wort to maintain healthy action
of all organs.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-04-08
How TO Get Well,

Which is answered in three words
Take Hop Bittcrs See ether column. =
Express
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-04-08
p1rmrlIERIA AND s0RE TsIROAT. used =.

PHYSICIANS Of all schools recommend and pre-
scribe rOnd'1 Extract. We have letters from
hundreds, who order it daily IN their general
practice for SwelIings Of all kinds, Quincy,
Eorc Throat, Unframed Tonsils, simple
and chronic DiarrhGea, Catarrh, tfor which
It is a spectkc,) Chilbl,siiis, Stings OF In:
sects, Mosquitoes, etc, ChaPped
Hands. Face, and Indeed all manner OF
Skin Diseases
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-04-08
How TO Get Sick.

Expose yourself day and night, eat too
much without exercise; work too hard
without rest; doctor all the time; take
all the vile nostrums advertised; and
then you will want to know
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-04-08

RHEUMATISM. No other kn6N R,sSpMMon h.s
ever performed such wonder - form, Az.
this distressing disease in ito yarioN 'i.s eut.
isrers who have tried everything ss> s" hS re-
lief can rely upon being entirely eurN' W using
Fonda Extract.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-04-08

CATARREI. The Extract 10 the only specific e,
this prevalent and distressing complaint: quickly
relieves cold in tho head, etc. Our NasAl
syringe is Of essential service in ths,. cases.
For old and obstinate cases We recommend eur
Catarrs, Remedy which combines the vr-
tues Of Ponds Extract with ether inye-
dents, making 1t the best known rsmsdy Tor
(ntD rrh.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-04-08

| NEURALGIA. All nsuralgio pains o. the IA,
stomsch or bowels arc speedily cured by the n
| use Of the Extract. No other medicine VIII
| cure as quickly.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-04-08

AiLANIA,-Choice Tennessee cattle, SLSc .;
Tor chnco % si 6eors'a raised, 2493c. Sheep
:, GiNClNNAIL - Hogs Common, 50 25a, Is.
ssn,, s ss ~; packing, 81 2O@i so; butchers,
, 1880-11-16

Jup0E V1Srox, Of the Lafayette Circuit
Court. decided yesterday tllat Mrs. Mary
Peters, a1Ml not Mr.. Locke, II tax-bnycr, is the
owner Of 100000 worth Of property lit Tint
city. Mrs. Peters property WIS sold TO Locke
at 4 tax satc, md the Judge held tint tile sale
should not llayo been nlNtte because Mrs.
Peters had enough personal property III tho
county where thc sale occurred to satisfy
tho claim Ut the tax.gatt,crcr. lie atso llcltl
the snle was void I'll account III insufficient
description Of tic property, and bcenuse It
was not advertised Il sufficiently long time
nrcytous to thu sale,
, 1880-11-16
CNf1M.


WArEIvruwS, WIs.. Noy. i5.-SMuw fell
tt,-s!ay tn Tho ,luut nj halG I'LL Inels.-lho lirst
Of thu seaaon. Thu lIuck lltyer troza OYER
last night. n!ai .thertf are ntiler evidences
showing ttat tho at!vcnt Of winter Is ut l,nI,d.
Sp<etat Nlspatst tu IAs ch4euS' 1t4hunf
1tESntyr.., ILL.,, Noy. l5-Wlntur has se1 III
lIuru Will, great rlgur Fri.lny aud Saturday
nights. Frosts llavu penetrated thu ground
tn u depth nf fronl fnur tn tlye !nclIes, A'al
wcrp followed lust night by heavy full Ut
snow. 1t rrsunett sli0Wtus aEl,tll this pyel-
lnR, with every Indication Vt u heavy fall,
alil by morning It will probably be six to
eight inches UM the le;e1
, 1880-11-16

TIL; Agricultural Department yesterday
Issued statement rs to tho condition of the
cotton. WHEAT. ald ont crops throughout tim
roAnlry. III tie Stases bordering. Oh tho
Mississippi 1lfycr tho cotton cr0p flsls stiff
fcred by rcccnt heavy rains, ind It will not
be rs g0ml rs last year. III the Car0'tnna,
Georgia, a,,M Ftnr1da, tho cror promises to
be from ! tn IL per rent better t'all last year,
willie in Texas It will be fully ~ per cent
better. Tic wheat crop Of the c0tl,ltry will
yield abouI 81. .0t] 900 bushels more than that
Of last ycar. Tie average yield per mere Il
better In Minnesota and California. hut not
10 good III other States. The oat crop Is not
us good as that Ut lust yenr.
, 1880-11-16

TmE Government Ut Portugal and the p0|,-
u1Ace vi tic Spanish Towns Vi Acantc ani
Barcelona are nut rs friendly 10 the French
.tGsuits rs the Government nnd mobility ot
Spain nre. Tho expelled clertca's will nUt
be permitted 10 cntcr Portugal, md tl!usU
w1,0 entered .s!cante nnti Barcelona had to
1cavc as Qnleily rs possible.
, 1880-11-16

THE Captain~t;encral of Cubu las an eye
to business. Ilo wishes to rctucH the cx-
pulses Of thu Government niltl ut tho same
tin,o increase Its resources whIle aiding to
the number Ut !abnrers In tho island! His
plan Is to permit soldiers to lMconlc cislllalss
on condition Of paytng 81 per month lnto tho
Cuban Treasury. Nlany III The military s,cll
Will avail themselves uf allu conditions Of
ferrd, III solslicry lit Cuba Is ncitllcr glori-
Gus nor !. profitable business.
, 1880-11-16

TnE Cl!icago rut*Stocls Show. under tim
auspices of The illinois State Hoard Ut Agri-
culture, apcnc[ last evening at the E&rusi-
tlou Building will! Il large attentlal.cc. Thu
display Is very lutercst!n. u.Mt altogether
rretlltable, u,ul tile exhibition will doubtless
bcltbcrully i,atrunixel.
, 1880-11-16

SENATOR BnowS, who was appointed SONIC
moitti's ago us successor to Senator Gordon,
wants to be his own successor, wlIIIr Mr..
1Awtuu, another Georgia De1nocrat, wnnts
tho place. The Democrats Of tho GenrEia
Legislature nra pretty evenly Divided b.
tween the two, willie tho Republicans hold
the balance of powcr. There will be 10
Caucus, ,,,sd It Is believed that lIrown will rc-
ccIyc tho Republican support al!l tic Sen
ntnrshtn
, 1880-11-16

THERE Is to be an expedition of tho teu-
auts OH tho Erlse estate, Of which Capt. lay
cott Ia agent, to Ncwton Dntler, In TIC
County OF Fernanag'. Thursday next. Tho
expedition will bo uMtlcr thu lend Of the
Land-Lcaguers, md will probably need l'o
military or police escort. 1t will consist Ut
forty tenants, who, Ill arriving Mt Lord
Erne's residence at Nowton Dut!ur, will
tender him the full rent ut their FIRMS, aid
tl.cn vii! ask for tho dismissal Of Boycott.
1t appears TINT tho tenants lnye Scv-
eral times telMlorcd tho rent 10 tic
landlord, but he woud only receive
1t through his agent. Tile tenants declare
they Will not pay through tho ugcnt.
THUS, through the mulis!l Obstlnncy Of I'LL
old maj, Inns tho whole west Of ireland been
thrown i,to state OF excitement fur oyor u
week, a,,d tho British troops, and the British
police, ind tho pro-Drlt1sh Orangeu!en hive
boon obliged to trudgu through drcary miles
of muddy roal Mt the Imminent danger of
their lives, aud been housed III cl!crrlcss
burns nlld more clIeerless tents.
, 1880-11-16

THE sentences passed by tho st. Peters
burg Court-MartlnL Oil tue Russian SlhItsls
lIasc heen m1tigatctt IN sonlo ins.a'lccs.
Three of the prisoners sentenced to dratts
will have their sentences changed 10 penal
serslt,nlc fer lift. through Tie mercy and o!i
tho recommendation Of tho Car.
, 1880-11-16

SITTING l,uL1~ WHO some time ago eyluced
atllsposti0n to surrender, NOW bids detaalico
10 tho united States Government. and says
lle will fight to the bitter eI1tl, that lIe Wit
dio rather than surrender, MD his warrlors
scoln to slaW his hostile sentiments ana
t!aro Gon. Miles to attack tlon, threatening
HIN with Custer's fatu II he does. Gen.
Miles will take tha redskins ut tiloir word,
ana Aas probably take, tla ttold agu!nst
them by this tlmu.. ,rhs hoStilcs canil0t ye-
treat info Canada now, alal will probably
haye to do or surrender before many
months.
, 1880-11-16

THE fire still raErs In the Stcllarton coal
pits, notwithstanding Vigorous efforts to s,ll-
due It by flooding tlle mines Hill stopping the
SHIFTS with i1ay and cnrtll. Some explosions
occurred yesterday. hut there WIS t!p injury
to life. Thn vicinity Of tho tnlns presents II
,lcso1atc appearance, indicating tllu l,ayoe
wrought,
, 1880-11-16

TuE Crown lawyors hnvo furnished tho t!l'
.tcte.t Irls! agltators with Il full bill Ut par-
t,culars as to Tho clargcs which 1t will be
sought to provo against them. Thest' COLI
slst In that they have tl!esl to fttR'ten ialnt-
lords, prevented ttIem from COLLECTING their
1eEts, M!d othuswlsv ulade lllu yury uupleas"
, 1880-11-16

THE Government of SIN Domingo believes
In Il tariff fur revenue. II piuposes 10 I'LL
pose II duty OF ST per ton III yeSsels entering
tic portof the san Domingo Capital. The
money to bu collected III this why will bo
,lscd to pny tlle.exprllscs OF kecrl'g the purt
Glenn.
, 1880-11-16

DirItritt:Rl.t prevails to III alarming extent
1T brooklyn. There wcrO not 1tss THAI 1ao
ncw casesnr tho dseaso In that city last WrrE.
anll ~, Sunday eighteen cnses were ad'led:,
ScarIct-fcycr Is quite prevalent nlso, there
being forty cases last week. y
, 1880-11-16

MAyui: FAULTS. Of I:as: 1.Eyerpool. o., las
1cen sent ton private asylum 1T t'itts',nrR.
liz lett his 1.etf Sunday night, utut, s:oI,g tu
his nl1icr, scattered valuable *lncu,nellts
a''n,t. a'ad WAS OF the point "f scatlng the
b,;iltting un llro when lie WIS discovered. 4
scntr-wuttltl wl,icf, he received accidentally
Il few weeks ago ls said to llayu affected Ills
brain.
, 1880-11-16

ABOUT Si,Ni5,O00 worth VI gold bullion
was Withdrawn from tho Bank of England
yesterday far shIrnnent to this country. \
portion ut It Is In bar shape, as tho English
bunk Is ruther shOrt Of tanlrs just now.
, 1880-11-16
Q(b& Ct|tbM1le.


ArM1nAE. p.4rIICIn LYNCH Is treating tic
people nj tho Peruvian Cpast much in the
snllc manner as Cromwell trcntcd the cou'-
tryncn Of l'ntrictos hnccstos. Ilo IIas ear
rEetl fire ami swort1 Into ,ode3eiaseless towns
Of Northern Peru. und killed all thu in!snbit-
ants who lnyo not fled for shelter 10 tho
corlillera Mountains lio "reluis1t1ony"
tl,Eackinai1s} every town he comes 10, and II
tho rcaulsl.lon Is not ionorctl he setzcs the
property Of tho ctizci's, approprlates some
ot II 10 his own Use, and destroys that Which
he cannot ,se. ]1c proposes to levy btack-
mail to tl,o amount Of slto, 700 OH tlin people
III TruxIito and vicinity, hut tho latter refuse
to pay 1t, and llayo invited 3fr. Lynch
to como nnl takc It II he ca',. lie
will probably Try. rho Pcruvtalls have
ln,l little v|tt"ry lately at Il
place called Atozequa+ where 100 Of them
whipped ZOO Chl1ans. The place will rroba.
bly, be tic scene nf Il nipru fierce battte soon.
rs bot1 tnr,teA laye ljcen reinforced. Tic
1'eruyn'is try 10 cxtrdct some comfort from
thu fact that Ara|1canfan Indians aro playing
havoc with the locks tant herds aid gran-
aries of South Chill, mil have inade bonf1res
of n few ot the towns In tint regio,. This
tlrc.tn-thc-rcar will force the Cli|lansto with.
draw sone of tl,eir troops from Peru, atld
will probably have tho efftctof inducing them
10 modify their demand on the Peruyians.
, 1880-11-16

THE horrors nj tho ClIlla,rreruyIan war
huyc bcrn att.lct! to by lal,,d of Chinese
sco,,ndrcls. who follow the Chllian arn1y a.ld
cu,liplete tbs wurk uf plumber, alul rnplnc,
ultl murder 0f tlla Chi!an fo're.
, 1880-11-16

.CALLAo WIS y!silGu by lit earthquake
about a month ngo. a1l although tho pcu-
pic wero frightened they would wish TINT
tic shock wns sunluwl,at sosetpr, In tho bc-
llcf thnt it 1t was the Chtllan fleet In tic
l,a1bor natgl,t bu damaged by tho ttllal-wayes
which accompany such phenomena. As It
was thero prevailed fur some ltmc u hopo
that tlle Ch!lIan Ships did not escape scot
FREQ
, 1880-11-16

THE Minnesota State lNsanb Asylum ut
st. petcr WAS totally destroyed last evening.
There wcra GOO Inmates, aInL 1t IL feared tl,at
sonle Of them perislcd. Full particulars
will be fu,tsl,l III uur telcsraphlc columns.
, 1880-11-16

ant Tor ti,c,u. aIh for agt,,is, bailllfs, and
s1tc't, by l.o!dnE meetings. displaying p!a.
carls and bail'lers, mid By circulating III.
ialntmiory speeches MIL documents of n
set'1sfnlls nature. III fslct, tho Crowm law
ycrs AeenI to think TINT the usttutnrs wcnt
ton largely into the campntyn-slocnsucnt
hIIs1nrYY,:
, 1880-11-16

TIL: manager Of IL Partisan sonsatIona!
PAPER las beei, sentenced to pay II il1'e OF
1900 francs to u. Constans, aM nI,e Of
U,0.N fr,.,,cs tu tho l'refGct Of Toulouse. for
having !ibclctl these gentlemen.
, 1880-11-16

Mus. SAMUEL. DAvnn, tho tlauslltcr-lE1-saw
Of Mr.. II. j. lM}tli, II prt,lnlncu. lawyer Ut
New York, WIS fund tleatl yesterday 1h'F''+
tug oil Tho lWrcl, Ut her residence. She wus
murdered.
, 1880-11-16

TuE l}asutos llayu achieved atlotler y1c-
tory uyrr Tho cnlol,lal trn0ps, llAying dis
lo.! gc.l them from thu Capital Of Ch!ef l.e:
tlIurllt's country,
, 1880-11-16

TIE Ci,plnnatluns caught over LOCO
bounds of ,lsA In thu rcs!:ryolr.tank III Elen
purk IN their city yesterday. Tho tlnny
trlbo weye lI,eru In ErcAt variety.
, 1880-11-16

THE Weather l,urcan predicts for t'l1s
reelon to-,lay occasional light sllow, full
lowed BY clearing weather, colder northwest
w!n.1s, witt. rising barometer
, 1880-11-16

HASLAS, the Cahatlta1a onrsn1at. had NJ,
casy Victory over Trckett, the Australian,
yesterday. The race WIS rowed over the
Thames from 1'utl.ry 10 AlortIa1;c. Il distance
Ut fur and thrce-ctghths miles. llanlan's
victory makes him champion oars.nnn Of tic
world. eurlchcs lin, By 5000 ut least. ni,tl
makes hin, possessor nt the prize cup offered
BY The London Sportsman. Our Canadial,
neiehbors arc very happy over tho victory.
The TORONTO people arc wild will Joy. Their
,nan has wn1., anil they arc confident Of cl'-
ricl,ng themselves at the cxpeslsu OF the
hackers of the fellow MI tic other side.
, 1880-11-16

JA.,Es 4, llEnnES, tl.v .tetaulting cashier
Ut thu Newark IN. ID Savings !,a1,k, WIZ
convicted yesterday Of clnbezzielneNt u1sI
illnlfeIsilllcc
, 1880-11-16
1,p1,;*, ..t choAKs, .*,1,'ssS, &s:
SIN. RoTHscH|LD,
158 State-st.
0 Eh|NG!
}I} Ladies' Goals,
St Elegant s DO!n'I|S,
a1 Children $ SscIne$,
800 Heavy O|Stp'S,
III Circulars,
IjD Walking 6 Jackets, =,

The Ladies will be pleased
10 call before purchasing their
Winter Wraps, as my styles
and prices are hard to beat.
The most of them are Of my
own manufacture, warranted
to be fitting Garments.
The finer goods l import di-
sct. and for their Texture,
..ut, and Elegant Designs
have not been equa1ed in this
market.
, 1880-11-16
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