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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-18
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BARTFs-on Tuesday morning Novemb.r Is. az her l9ie
vii iim Barnes 0r
10y, .t. ou T. ..ay mo,n1G. 20 10 oct'cs
m u. itllre. are respectfully invited 10 attend
rt,0nC In Philadelphia. November t. captain John
UaIme. Brooks, OF Cast.ue. Ne. aged - ears
COLT ,ublaulv Wc'ut lay morning, November Il. ~
n.mlTlusou. Group Louise Joungest chud OF j. H. anu
Ju'.l {. co O. aged year AKA m0n1ns
Nut.c OF funeral ere flor
UlrNrTI -,-At >rIhfOwu. l.. l. the 10Th inst. the
Ton Iostrh hunting. tno -jth o. his age.
IL % are invited attend the funeral lhur-tT 18th inst
al ,,l0c, o. N from ne Presbyterian Church
TI1Y D At Orange =. j. on the 10Th inst, Anna NJ, rect
of tine t.ip samuel Lilo, Il, of Phlla iepha.
r.u ~ tne 9iuy invited Ia attend the funeral ser
Nl.-, Of her W. J. NAIeNe.
Naus.. corner Oi OaAwoOd-ave Oh Friday I9th inst at
qO'cOckr.
Interment al Trenton, Nj.
MIDDLETON Tuesday. November Is, of pneumonia.
after bret ine'4 Maria Hey devoted wife OF Ihos W. ,
F1her SO wees TauFsiiy 18th inst at 4p NJ at ST. Marks
Gnu On.
NORGAN-On Tuesday November 6 at his late residence.
No % Nest 2jis. MOlatgu, son OK tue Late Henry X.
Nprgau In sd Of his
Relatives and friends rh9 amv respec fully invited 20
attend the funeral Friday at 10 m, from St Anus
Chuch l2t and lthaye. IL is requested that flowers
be sent.
pARKER-At stockbridge Mass. November 10, 1880 the
rev p rarzer d. D. grandson OF the late Bishop
Funeral Tnur day at Bop. IT.
pI-RDYAt Midland PARK y j. Tuesday the 18th inst.
eoTge W. son OF Elijah r. Puriy IN the seth year
% nn@T will take place the residence OF his sister Mrs
= Nober:s No. ABB East l25dst ON frliay tue ISth
.iss nG friend. family invited attend also
lnenbers TammaDy Society ana Of Americas Lodge No
rrte nor, at White Pians on Saturday.
sreca Will leave the Grand Central Depot at 1890 a. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-18
Griswod (Dcm). 1875. Constitutional amendment
For: 1929; against. /, S73.
ANOTHER DEMOCRATIC FORGERY.

WASHINGTON, Nov. ia new Democratic
forgery has been discovered Just before the close OF the
campaign appeal TO soldiers to vote for Hancock pur
porting have been signed by Generals Mcclellan BIO
cum Franklin. W T. Smith and about fifty others was
scattered broadcast from NewYork letter has been
received here from OF the best known andmost hghy
respected officers OF the late war saying That ne nsVo
saw or heard OF this addiess. 10 which his name was
signed until friend sent him printed copy He wrl,es
furthur:
- Its personal reflections tho Republican candidate
could not have appeared In such appeal with my APP
prevail TIE personal way in Which the canvass was
conducted with reference the Republican candidate
neither advised question OF manners nor approved
question OF policy"
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GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
SECRETARY sHEBMAN's POSITION
,,r WILL ACCEPT THE OHIO sENAToRsHIP
pur WILL NOT STRIVE FOR II.

mr. WILL ACCEPT THE OHIO sENAToRsHIP
prr WILL NOT STRIVE FOR III.
tpY TELEGRAPH TO THE Tribune.
.,,prs Ohio Oct. 17.-Statcments have been
N:-.u,otion to the effect that Secretary Sherman
roolly candidate FOX the Senate, and that he
.,s m he retained as Secretary of the Treasury
.Acaneral Garfield II has also teen asserted that
c"'.oral Garfield was favorable to the election Of
0s"sr,or Foster and will use his influence in the
oS.orro,,s favor. II is stated, however. on good
...,,v that General Garfield will be neutral in
,he senatorial canvass.
c.n.ain /. d. Myers. editor of The EreRing Dis
- Of this city, ard warm personal friend of Sec
- sherman, has had some correspondence with
s,O in reference to his candidacy, and has received
. D l.,ters from HIM on the subject. In the first.
''..iyed several days ago, Mr.. Sherman expressed
-. rIlnrpess to accept TIE Seuatorship. but the
,"rrrace was no. deemed precise enough. Adecided
a,ossion of his wishes was earnestly desired by
49, friends. aud this lie has given in the following
latter received today
wAsHINGrOS. NOV. Is, 1880.
rvDFAR SIR: understand Iuat from my letter ~
IN OF winch have no copy. yea have some ucunts u
80 posr0u. / intended 10 say IL Yod, llat Wine /
hy make no peIsonal effort t. secure The place OF
Senator wonlc Z. ably accept n and II elected QUA
tsi1nfuly serve the people oi ONO III thai ros'toa'
Very Tray yours '
This letter is accepted as indicating that secre-
t,ry sherman does not want nor expect Cabinet
.os,ion INT desires to be Senator. There has been
Great change in pubic sentiment here in favor OF
Mr. sherman within the past few days, and 1T IS
nav generally believed that be viii be elected prac-
,icaly without opposition.
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HARPER x EROS.

Old Times in fhe Colonies. ~ ,h.Tes alton Coffin
CopOusy Illustrated. 1yO Co-l ~ UuOiR with Ias
Bows OF - ant the story ~ IbHty.
IIarpeTs Young People flr $3.50 With over 700 Has
TIA IOns 40 : d pages. Oglirc1t q cover IS.
william GBiiga Bryant a LogIa! lcai sketch VIII
scecii0ns his poems aIt r'aci VIKINGS ~ Antre|
- mlngton. WIN pos 1i- Ion cloth, - cehtt
The Siorai Pirates ~ IS J.. Alden. illustrated, lCno.
c'ptl. 81
Charles james Fox The Cltiy L,tor Of Charles James
Fox OttO rreveyaB. SVO c!Oth Uncut Ciges
gilt ps - o.. Also ~ tAe Franklin square Library.
- cents.
Green's History OF The English People. Complete IN
1 vols. Goth. 81 80 pr yO.Hme.
4 Year al Wreck. \ story. b. a victim l2lo,
clUi b. !. 20 IeI 20 cents
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LETTERS FRON TIE PEOPLE,
ELLCION NETHODs N VIRGINIA..

70 tho Edtt0F Of me IrtbURe.
SIR: he following extract from private
letter resident of thc STAGE OF VIZ
sinil for many years shows one II the methods by
which the Motler OF Presidents" d.siaHchscs her
children
Orr precinct gave 90 HcpHpl caa nij'fiy. L. the
pr cuct adjoining th"f managed 20 Nl In" ~ 'dcA q
way ~ 90 crowd 200 Cfortd voters out CrItly Tie
10 ~ trllOW> dad Dai .l.4r pollaX-La ou.a ir log
these ilchaLd stood nom sunrise o sunset tlE~
o. gec "a chanc. TO vote. III, democratic Jud-c- Oh
EcC ron took I'D tue tu- cha 'c.i-lL- No c3. ptcIdn-
10 look mp registration lists, cfc- uuI sunset thea
closed h polls. AID tJf who had not been allowed
q chance. chat tLcy could uJt vote. 70 TtE 700 lat Do
GIauy came 10 consult re, nEt b. al could 90 TO
keep tle polls stral -ht ia u.y ONu pr ciuct
80 slcI mclus tha iroII STATE o. Virginia was
counted Tor ,l' D'mociIcr. s.
Nst- York nov Ic. 1850
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-18
VOTE OF RICHMOND COUNTY.

cast az the November election, is rs follows:
Eicctor0i Tictci-Iancoos, A,sl5; Garfield. 1901; ;
Democratic majority. l. GA.
tOHgrcs Belmont (Deml, 4,75l; King Qep. 3.3ls;
Boimout's majority, ALB.
Assembly Ifoois % ,u.l, $50 Fisk tRep) 3,349 ;
Brroks's majority. 1850
DIST icf .itcrncg-Gailagher DemD. 1909; McNanie
REP. ans; Gai1eLci's majority, 800.
SUJcriui HHt4.f 0f pGOr-R arGoU % M. 4.3J2 hat
fe & (,ep.l. 3.jsJ; KeaIdon's majority. l,slj.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-18
A VERMONT BALLOr-BOX FRAUD.

MONTPELIER, W.. Nov. 17.-ln the House.
the Com utee canvass tie votes for the County and
Probate Oicr and Justices OF tie Peace havo decided
70 lEIOw ont tAe entire yOt" Of tie GOWN Of Cocbesse
Tor sucA Cfeers Tor the following hen narTl
cade was placed IN front of The balotb0x that vOers
could not The box tae light Of challenge was de
feated, and boxes taArn away ana IL No.e'
not counted Che day and no ccclara ION was M e
at the ueciiuc M town OF Colchester Is therefore
min NJ my ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-18
HIS LAST VOTE WITH TIE DEMOCRATS.
Ey-IuArn d ? Rarn2rl. n ll-l,nNWn

BfooEyn lawyer who has been for sixteen years prcsi
d3t OF the Coustitut onal Union Association strong
Democratic Organization, declares that he las cas lis
lust vote for thu Democratic party rs now organic g.
lie thinks there Is true Democracy in the Iuoli-
can parry now than D-mDcrIfi, the latter lens
now "a cjnglUint rajlCn of ali ma IneT Of " Isins'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-18

For judge OF the Court OF Appeals Charles j. Folser
UepD. received - $50 votes and Charles A. RapaIo
tDemJ, I13 Ol3 votes; majority for Rapa.lo 2i,653
ForJuc.e OF the Superior Court Horace Russell uep)
received o. U97 votes and Charles H. Truax (DemJ,
lOl .s73; majority FOR Truax, 3,776.
For Recorder. Frederick Smyth demo received
1Ossll votes and Daniel g. Rollins (Repl % ,+9j
snyth's majority. 1G3l9.
For Justice Of the Marine Court. Charles J. Nehrbas
(Dem) received IO7 723 votes, Mycr s. Isaacs BepJ
received -. 7O3; Nehrbss's majority, 15.0lj
For r .ci,.cr. Augustus L. Docharty DEM receive
1876 votes Jacob Hess RepJ, 95.sS6 DOcAarty's
majority. 90
For the Constitutional Amendment there GG,5j3
votes IN favor and 10 against.
Following arc the woes ia the Con gresoua Districts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-18

Everybody has heard of the jolly Dutchman
who when the steamboat was likely 10 slns succeeded
after nueb trouble, In finding a lfe-preserver large
enough 10 III hun While he trying his best TO blow
Tup, young fellow standing by sald you can
All that with wind; il leaks Don't you hear II slss r
Ian dol 40 r. he replied "veu, dinks den peter
zee % de Wind In myself"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-18

TElBUSE OFFICE, NOV Il. l q. r'-Darins the clear
and partly cloudy weather yesterday the change IN the
barometer was sight ard generally regular. The tenn
pcraure ranged between $50 ana SOP ihe average
UI2 reing Jl-S lower than on The corresponding daJ
,t.i wear. axe A. islshcr than on Tuesday.
Cooler and par cloudy wealth T, Win slght chances
OF cot SLOW may be eXpec cd today IN this city and VI
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J.B. LIPPINCOTT & Co.

Rh0nn. Novel BY Mrs Forester Cheap edition 6mo.
Paper cover. so cents.
Dick 4 ne yeley adventures ana nsadventures. BY
II G. Kingston. square l2mo cloth with tu page ilius
tratlons 81 50.
Drifting A BY T. Buchanan Read. elegantly
hound IN cloth gold, ~ 30 CaJgds with Russia ul.
mngs handsome dccOraiOns In cOors. - 3D. Turkey
morocco ANTIQUE, 81
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GEORGE ". CARLETON & CO.

Caateau D'Gr By NargJ Holucs ~ 50.
life Of sarah slPrnhnr1f Authorized edition p cents
Ero,YIiie- Triumph Bv Mn Georgia sheldon. 81 30.
j sc, ia lEe .lun&.e liY =. q. Elruun. 81 -.
i.o~t for i ~ oriar. 81 Mag Agacs tlenlg.
Ichu ~,ytntou's travels. prIce. 3 ccl,s.
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r.s PETERSON a. BROr iE.s

Myrtle Lawn. A American Novel BY Robert T.
BALLARD Oh North Carolina limo, Morocco cOth 81 %.
Iucis Kodcy. A new novel by Henri C.eyiia square
limo. Paper. 90 cents cloth. I'll %.
Mann. BY Emile lola Seqge! 20 - l. hssonm)r" CON-
ple e aud ana brdged. Paper 30 cent. oscth ~.
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CEORaE P PUTNAii'- %DV-

Holland and It's People. 81 Eimuni &c Ame'. author
o. Con. t}utinsG' studies 81 Pans Morocco SpLr
TIE Royal ROnirs. = historical romance translated fraa
the japanese by Edw1id Oreey and ecA sallO octave
Wit % fI4I page designs. -:
Learning Draw or. the ~tOry OF oung Dcs gicr.
is o ict H. Due tau- itei by VI gina ClamgLn. Dc
t.tO With 80 illustrations -.
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HENRY HOLT & co..
In e. ..f lHt-.

German Thought From the Seven Years Wa ~ Goethss
dealt. BY Kari hieorand. I'm, 81 -.
The weilaaids. BY jessie FOthergiL 10 mo leisure
Hour oeries, III.
Troublesome Daughters. By L. B. waford author OF
"Mr. smith" lone. 81.
The Mudfoa Papers. By Charles Diczens author OF
Pickwlck Paper- q" l6InO. 81.
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Fighting Her Way powerful story OF
II. I'D c,-Yor1 49, by Rose AsH,cgh Of south caro-
Ina a.tioe Of the widow wager" is just begun IA
40. > o. me Ecr- Torh weakly
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4. Il PUNK e, co,

JoNa pl0ugHm7n- Pictures. b. Spurgoon. 81 qUsiat
D. us tgat.olls Price ID cents
Alfred the Srcar. Rv Hugics. - cents
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The i:rasdissi.acs. ~tor- o. u.coi. Life isy
W. tlpic. i.iilU ' tr.ut D1y,. vol. l2ftu - 3D.
f.iic h i.u-sin ~ i1eltclant 9! y Gsoe T. = A.
] VOL. - $40 8 d.
4 loll, Fellas. ,hip 81 Frank r. Stocstor author Of
iu1usr Orange" Hmstri,cd VOL u $40. extra e.otL
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ROBERT, BROS.

Madame Arbay's Diary and Letters Edited by sarah
C. MoOlsey. With portrait : yOts. lZm), clJiu, 81
The Ode OF iic By tie author Of The Eo,c Of Hiiss"
lGmo COth 81
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The ID lsPan!iai CalrGiHs. IN abrd .ed edition Of Rico
Johnsuns rreatsc Pounded "a the Method Of Rates OF
FlUx0ns ! vol l2iuO. 81 t. - D.
History OF the Mississippi Jeities 20. eyo. Plates
"a
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&C. ARMSTRONG & son.

Henry Boyuton smith His Life aud Work. Edited by
his wife With steel portrait vol, 500 pp ~ 90
William wherefore. By John stoughton. d. l vol
rs cents
Charles Lambs Complete Works Including " IA" and
(reduce ed from 81 SOL
Ual!ams Complete Works New Issue vols Psice
reduced from 81 % u ~ %.
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JAMi,s y. O<GOOD :. 90.
Ncw ani Old. VI iIle 0i Verse. By John add ng;ol
SfWOLds.
Favoriie AuihoTs. f;0Hsehoid Friends Good C0in-
ynmy. Eld 10y James T. feli -3d ID SEES OF 81. para eli
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w. j. MIDDLETON,


New Life Of Poe. By n. II. S0ddar portrait $50
DID, 2o. clot 81 Onehalf cloth si tU Turkey
% Tree Calf s..
Poe's Poems Diamond edition. All the Poems Memoirs
ana Portrait square lOnO, cOga u.
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Sperlal Notices.

~ 49,
Best preparation OF Cod Liver OH ever made strength
eping and fatenDg Emulsion Of Cod Liver on with Onnins
anal rep.ne Originated Oy CAsWELL MASSEY Co,
chemss III Broadway and ON Jthaye, New YORK. am
Newport. r. l. NoIe otrer genuine
BramhnlI Deane & Co.
Manufacturers OF -. -
CUTISON'S STAN DAtD CONE - NJ - CIs5 TIN
STORES CIT RCHES AND RESIDENCES;
No IA FTont-st, New Ork
l.eo. a. I.eayitt ~ Co. Auctoneera
THIS THURSDAY, AFTERNOON. AT CLINTON HALL.
iH' Al > O'CLOCK.
,,o sale of Japanese Porcelans, Cloisonne Enamels
aO Rugs every variety VI color and design, En-
btOideres, &c, &c
IMPORTANT ART SALE.
THE HAsELTINE COLLECTION.
FINE MODERN PAINTINGS
NOW on EXHIBITION.
PpEr. pAY.AvD EVENING. AT THE LEAvITr ART
ROOMS sl7 ROADWAY, UNTIL Dale OF sALE,
MONDAY AND Tt EsDAY 22D AND I'D
Henry A. DanieI. VI. ID. ia Leunet0n-ave 2stast
~ Hours, 10 / ami to z
Attention Ia grntlemen
Importsnt-AH Gil in the Of the late
fo Isnk.gvng donations, VIII be thankfully reserved and
faithfully applied b. the treasurer, -
II. 3. SKIDAORE 81 Pfrkst, Nsw-lork
Mineral Waters.
CONGRESS- wATEs.-rhe purest and safest Of al eashar
rc Waiers AVOID all Irritating waiers foregn and
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PLATES. TEAS. COfFEEs, &c
FANCY GOODS ~ GREAT VARIETY.
oLAsswARE-CUr. ENGRAVED AND PLAIN
gKIpAL AND HOLIDAY PREsENTs
r. ~ BHUNDIGE. $50 Broadway.
piI- ,.,nsn.nt!y eradicated within Ihreo weeks No
kpiie a. azure cEusc AL TO- tai disease. cured Crcu
ar soata ang felc onoe d.. nOYr. y west 2itnst
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cmAxAG> sceiEXHR,- SOys

DOpD MEAD - 90.
u. Day OF Fare - r.. p. Roe. ia handsome lem) vol
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NOVFM Ek > I'rN. At
HOWARD MISSION AND HOME FOg LITTLE Wan.
DEREkS.


HOWARD MISSION AND HONE fOH LITTLE WAN
80 New-Bowerg. NewYork
The Na'I0ns Thanksgiving season again returns" Two
thousand persons children WIDOWS aEd other poor anticipate
The trsiees yepy respectful solicit scncrou. supply
pon ~ pr9ysens ADD ac2nplnmeat- Tor me Gay itse
tan nc ~inier.s work which IS toiolow
Hop timely gwen saves many pool chit aud burd ned
Tho N,son doors always open the homeless and neg
NGnber aaics connected Msloa reepont, OF
families $500 visits among the families da-ng the year.
novard Nj si9R Is nOnsociarian established in 1861 in.
{ ASH Or checks nav he sent to ,ir. II T. TomDfins.
Treasurer . BOY l,52. M A. = Hates. president,
All Kind, Of and clothing the Mission House,
rhinSsgiyinv Day Of nereytng character
siu ing by the ca en nj address, by attractive speakers
Doors open J. o'eiack services at O'Clock
A. > HATCH President.
The ouly gcuu.ne ycly is from the sgrag, Hauterve
Ccestin,. SrIEie Grille. holi.aL
The Tvenig -firh Auny ,rsaTy tie Wo7ans Hospital
VIII take the institution corner f3 - anG IN
E rev r. G PS~r b. ,at others
New York SOU Ii. $50.
yichy rom Tie Springs Hautenve. Celestns. Grands
Cribs ami b0Dit the ouly eeaa.n'.
~ $50 Reyylrd.
i,;jS AZ %, cnfs BOZ e 'h is sod rseu aerr AZ - Wo
SCH bot..s fer g.. uECFNAS * CO.. - BrSadwsy.
Lacie AMI Mortar ir4 nara
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to;iii:GI Notices,
German RepqPcPn ce9tr9l eo,n e a. gSSas
House. 10. -9J Bowesy y. Tor gorih,s
lion meeting Al. DIlIENIDBFEi, PrcsdcLt
GUSTAV BEYERLE secretary
Twelfth Wars aepHblicnn Association - the XlAh
assembly, committee apnDutcd Dy the kep1O.
form the above aS7@ciatIOI
VIII the pIpQs' cItOII< applicants of M"njtr
Grube's Hail lpOihsf Hh anu lOtta'rt, ~
Thursday evening Isl, It.. &C oc1cS. ami a. me IAN
tne Post Office igt aaA IJstat On Froay even
~ IA q. q OcOcs
SCION r. SMITH
JOHN II. GRADY,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-18

The story Of the Diamond Neckiace. BY Henry Vie.
TiInsiraed exact of tho
o5 Neckaee ana portrait of the Countess de Ia MOtto
sngrayet on steel l2mo, cloth. 81 %.
sta,ies of the East Prom Herod0tus BY the Rev Al.
fred Church With illustrations from and
sculptures. l2Ino cloth, g..
samuel Pepy. and the World he Lived In. BY Henry
n Wbeauey r < A Crown, cloth extra 50.
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nIoTHROP A co,
.CRIBNER s. WEXFORD.

Uisorv India BY FANNIE Roper feadge l@no cloth.
sac M 100 full page Illustrations, 81 Do
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MACMILLAN & Co.

Two Worlds are Ours BY Hugh Macmillan. q. %,
LID. l6lno, I'll 30
. short History of the Norman Conquest Of England
ay Iward A. Freeman. d. L. l.. Ii. d. lono, CLARENDON
Iress series 30 cents
HI. ,Iipov Aria Pore lain Painting Wood Carving.
Stsnrflng M ode nag Mosaic Work &c BY Charles a. Le
AZ Homo" Sesies
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'Jo;i;i:Gl Notices,

German Republican CeairaI CO.sn..iiee.A ing
be hell OF I'll hsy ~. Noycubr H. az the steuben
House So -9J B0Weiy y. Tor gi0ril, a
il3n meeting. Al. DIlIEN HDbrEE, President
GUSTAV BEYERLE. secretary.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-12-02
NUMBER 20:

but Airline still bankers for Thai, and
turns her back on to oriental nagnifi-
cence OF life with q journalist. But
Thaddeus In poor. All he seems to
have is what he can gather from the
the community after Office hours, and
the chickens begin to roost high and
he is despondent, apparently. Just m
Airline Is going to marry the newspa-
per man, according 10 the wishes OF
her pa, Thaddeus sails In with an ap-
pointment as Notary Public bearing
the Governors big seal on 10, and Airline
pitches into the old man and plays it
pretty fine on him till he relents and
she marries Thaddeus, and they go To
housekeeping over on the West Side.
and he makes bushel Of money as
Notary Public, and everybody sings,
and the hand plays and she is his'n
and he Is her'n. -.fa ...r-
There is q good deal OF singing in this
opera. Most everybody sings. / like
good singing myself. '....
Emma Abbot certainly warhles first
rate, anu her love-msking takes me
back to the halcyon days when cared
more for the fOrbidding future Of my
moustache and less for meal-time than
I do now. But Brignoli In NO singer
according to my esthetic taste. He
sings like man who hasn't taken out
his second papers yet, and his stomach
is too large. 1t gets in his way.-Den-
Ucr Tribune.
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Missouri News items.

st. Joseph is receiving 1900 hogs
daily.
Five Maysville huntsmen shot 400
ducks in q week.
Coal is plenty near Weston, and there
is talk Of mining 1t. ..s. ~
- Colusnbia uslts elm 3sssesifsosj 0ap-
nection with st. Louis.
The Kansas City press fed the poor
of that city on Thanksgiving day. r Z.
The Y. M. G. A. OF Missouri received
during the year $S78.77, and expended
Rocheport will give 500, GOO towards
the proposed Hannibal Il Southwestern
railroad.
EagleviIle has a Poland China hog
weighing 1882 pounds and being seven
feet long.
Two Indiana horse thieves wers
traced tn Sedalia, arrested there aud
two fine horses recovered.
John 0. Wood and James Proctor, Of
Monroe county, have bought q Here
ford bull and heifer for 81 200.
An u. s. A. recruiting station has
been established at st. Joseph by Capt.
J. A. Snyder, of the Third Regiment.
The Senate Chamber and House Of
Representatives mt Jefferson City will
be recarpeted before the Legislature
meets.
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A New Investigation Of tn
South Carolina Census.

The census returns Of South Carolina
are to be subjected to another test for
accuracy. Mr.. Butterfield, Supervisor
of Vermont; Major Burt, of Fall River;
Mr.. Quinn, of New York, and another
gentleman, all in the employ Of the
Census Bureau, left Washington on
the 10Th of last month for South Caro-
lima and last week began as special
agents the work of revision by actual
In q large number of
townships revision was made about
two months ago by Mr.. Gannett. one
of the most skillful and trustworthy
agents in the employ of the bureau.
So well satisfied was Superintendent
Walker with the result that he report
ed upon it in language that left no
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