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Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1881-03-17

Wthy will the colored repub-
licans 90 now. We have an
undisputed republican president
and an undisputed republican
administration The coIored
vote was largely instrumental
in placing Garfield in the presi-
Dental chair, and still Garfield
has selected and installed a cab
met composed exclaiSely of
'Nhite men. Even Bruee and
sinchback and Fred Douglas,
all representative colored men,
have been ignored, and colored
pgressmen are no longer in
hion. The republican party
hateful.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1881-03-17

2 SAM J. TILTEN and John Kelly
are both spoken OF as probable
successors to Fernando Wood
in congress. Kelly gets the
place it would certainly be a
great triumph for him over his
political opponents.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1881-03-17

Three short,years ago they
were married and he loved she,
and she loved he, for all they
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1881-03-17
Six Express Passenger Trains
Daily; Low rates; Smooth
track; New equipment,
of the best material.
Sec that your tickets read by the
Gull, Colorado & Santa Fe Road
They can be had at all Agencies, andinfor-
nation on all Passenger and Immigrant
matters will be cheerfully given by
OSCAR 6. MURRAY,
General Passenger Agent. Galveston,
ELEGAnT JsWELRy CHEAP.

To introduce our new styles and iufiuencrtrad.
We make the following Unparalleled Offers Tor n
short time: The Berlin rnciset contains a gold
plated watch chain. ngAte shawl pin, Iady's ele-
CANT set Jewelry sea bean cuff buttons coral meek
lace, set OF agate studs. gold plate bad r COLLAR
button, key ring, pocket hook, fnItnfinn sill
handkerchief, pen. pencil, comic envelopes ard
visiting cards. All these mailed 10 you TOR &C in
stamps. packets for site. The lot cau b re
tailed at from e 70 sou
The Royal caSket eontaius one superb afnethrs.
ring, elegant coral brunch set IN box fancy neck
lace, coral Sleeve buttons. engraved gold nlafe-
bracelets. rose scarf pin, gold plated lady Isi
plate sleeve uuttous heavy gold plate stud avaIv
cameo scarf pin. genuine Partisan dintufrsi stusi
Maltese cross with Z. diamond crfitsr beautifni
jet sleeve buttons, plated collar h1ftcn plated
link watch cnsiii. pluin gold plate ring noh6y
cameo ring. Maltese ear-ringS with p diamond
settings, rents full comb amethyst ST. ladyS ~
null plated set with white stona settings JET and
cameo scarf ptn. eifg. gold plate xeere buttons
The whole of this magnificent collection sent
secure by mail for a. Tor 81 ~. for 81 This lot
eau be retalled easily At ncie $ to 40. address
Y. Y. JEWELRY Gu. Atlanta. Ga.
TIE ATLANTA dLaHE says; " This corlpany x
perfectly reliable, ana the amount tliey alive ~
you money Is astounding"
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1881-03-17

The Bellville Times says the
collection of the school tax in
Brennan is opposed by num-
Der of citizens who have been
the greatest benifciaries from
the schools. The Times hits the
nail square on the head.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1881-03-17
EHLlReE han DEVELOP IHE EnRn.

If shrunk wholly or in part nom nature or dis
ease. Advice free. Describe case and send stamp
70 r. De l.. Co, Atlanta. Ga. No humbng. High
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1881-03-17

ONE tow-boat left St. Louis
for New Orleans the other day
with barges containing six hun
dred and ninety-fve carloads
of wheat and corn-equal to
thirty-fve railroad trains. This
is the largest grain tow ever
seen on the Mississippi. ltwas
a Consolidated tow" and a man
banned Jay Gould is heavily in
GnntaAp fine line.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1881-03-17

You can't comet she re-
marked to him as he tried to
snatch kiss from her rosy lips,
as they were out star-gazing,
the other evening.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1881-03-17
Cigars! Cigars !

LIEB BROTHERS. Cigar sIanufac-
turers, arc now prepared to fill orders for
cigars, in any quantity, of their own make.
All goods guaranteed as represented.
Factory, corner of St. Charles and Sandy
streets, Brenham, Texas.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1881-03-17
Effeeiual Specific

See that you gel the genuine in clean
white wrapper, with large red z. Pfepar-
dOnly by LII. ZEILIN & co.
, 1881-11-27
BY THE HALF-DOZEN.

One of Our Greatcnt Corporations
Again EntpnaAixes It's Preference on
the Snfe QueAtfon.
IhE TRIBUNE bus taken occasion several
umes Of late to impress upon its readers tho
Nooderlui growth Of the wealth of the great
Northwest by publishing a weekly record OF
sales Made by our lending fire and burglar proof
SAFE hGu6e-Diel,o!d Safe and Lock Cnmpauy-
laAeh " the writer trnn, tie hooks at the cO1l-
Grtn through the kind permission OF Jun. v.
-Nuris Nict-Presideut OF rho company. Their
saes already humber ovcr l'U.GtG. which Is nat
- oe wondered ut when such c.,rpprutloust:st t:s the
tNostawestcrn hallway Company, who already
aase several hundred Diebold safes iu active
4se. order US they did Il few days ago for their
1osa Division Il half-dozcn fire and burglar
ttIeI& tIIo2I& We understAnd-untl the appearance Of
saeE rare=oons does nut belle it-ttEAt MIR. Nor
81 ~ sn'ppln% TN an average twenty sufes uay,
fntHietning never betnre heard OF in the safe
1m1uess- Among the lutte s,ltes we noticed the
tts%4io"mK prominent names: Marshall Field,
Ecuaago: T. II. C:'naul, Clintouville- Wis: Alalr
ef,a. %f,nty y Bank, GgccneI, 1n.; Nueier l. Chr,sty.
Gty: ehy:Str Strong Thompson. rcmbin;l, u. r.; Mer-
raauls +a National Dank, st. PAul. MIMI; D. Hem
KS, na = o. bankers. Greenfield. IN; Spellhorn &
Ds' DDasts' tawnee City. EetE; Emmett County
1sa, LAM, Harbnr Springs. Mich: Chica.o, Mil
e *sukee & St. Paul Railroad Company, Mil
"aukees Chapman. Greer j. Eu. city.
, 1881-11-27

short. they were running the mississippi plan
In pennsylvania-bn!ldozt the respectable
t0tcrs. you may say. giving the gt>od buy At the
WnckIursl Sq,lrcrs Institute. more thnn enough
birthstone aud 1rt.lce. Il. the mst Of the pr''-
found silence which followed thu administering
oT this dose. Wolfe stepped our aud said: ' usn
gon* to run independent for State Treasurer.
Ibid hc run WCil:' r.. .+-..
''.As un Instance Of how little the average
politician knuws about hts uwu neighbours" re-
pted tho Congressman. - may say that several
Of tho Bosses ot Pennsylvania told me three
weeks after Wolfe WIS nominated thet hc WDuld
mt get 5,0CN votes In the cn1lrc Stute. Ihcy
offered to bet n,oncy that he would not poll lo0n
pai%n fund, uny good associatc spGskS-
ers, wittuut tho support OF tho Fed
ernl Administration, u,ld with the
c.itire .iistnutcnatcc If the Stntc AI1,in'str:t-
ton. Nolfe drew ff%n tue twn PARTIES nenrly
aD,0G votes, Showing the yigantie powcr i'll our
time ulAt I'LL upright hcavt and build tUlct t:ln
Weld lie did not aefeuC the ring Republican,.
bit hr nIasle 1t plain in Pennsylvania that they
must recruit from the respectable clnsses II they
would CARRY through their future canuidutc5.
'.Nlsert did those votes tor Nnlfc coiuc from?
Did they cumc FROM tho Republican rArty?'
If they hal. thur would be II sign that the
cohesive uuwcr ct tue liepu.liuan party Is snail.
They di.t mt corne from the Republican, purity III
c:tnc from thut party. 'rtc other third t,s!'c
fru,1 the Dc1upcratic party. which haA no p:1rt
nor lot II, Mr. WUlfcs cu1,'liuacy. II tho Demo-
Gratis hd adhered tU their OWN regular candtute.
uul Mr. Wolfe had pollcd 5ut tG.U votes, tile Re-
publican would have bec,l beaten. But the 1u-
dependent drew tutll1@h Votes from the Dctn0c-
fIcy to eject the regular Republican,.
, 1881-11-27

Arend Ekun.y4s %:aou1d l,c tic reliance
0f the physician tn all taosc cases Of debility III
which prompt Improvement Of the genera! tone
Is Imperative. klimySs Is the bEandc:t md most
easily diGcstcd food, Gru such tho best llttr-
tshttlcnt for weak stomach: lit the sutle tinc
through tho process of fermentation which
ku1lyss utllcrgocs, medicinal qualities i'll. de-
.rc!opcd which we y1tiniy look for III ll:ttcri.,
nacdica. IN tns1st+a, vomiting, extreme c:,scs Of
dyspepsia, kunYSs acts like Il churtti, promptly
relieving Mll the distressing symptoms OF such
cMScs. When the stomach rejects nlt else.
kulnyss is retained and uSsiu!lntcd. aiYordin:;
the patient no11rish1ncnt, strength. and comfort.
and,:s 4 trglcAf consequence, nervousness ceasrs
and refreshing sleep follows. In scarlet, fntcrnsit-
tcut. sastrlc ald typhoid fever, Numyss Is tho
hest diet. 1t satisfies thirst uu hunger anu ;!lays
the fever: kutnyss h;,s considerably the Nti-
vantage over drugs. III that it ueyes can do
harm. To dose I'LL irritable stomach with drugs
Is XII ntsurdtty which ,o Intelligent physician
attempts III this day. But not Only iii extreme
clEcs should kunyss bc rrSurtctf tn; It should bc
the chief remedy fnr II weak stomach under MI
circumstances. Tho dyspeptic pra:s,-workcr
VIM fc'f Ensses OF kun',ssa dar wlll Improve
his digestion and his nerve force. Ladies' would
bc less nervous, more vigorous. and hcutthcr-
looking; it they would add to their daily dict
few rlasses OF kEuiyss-"
Send for trcatisc on Kunlyss. Beware Of imi-
tnuuu5.
Arcnd's Kn1nyss Is not sold to the trade, but
10 consumers only.
\. Arend, chemist, corner Madison street anG
Fifth avenue.
, 1881-11-27

'.Gath" asked n thoughtful Pennsylvania
Nc. about the Wolfe movement III thar State,
and received this narrntye:
u find tho talk among business men whose
views have been giving" said the Congress-
man, Ito be that, under Normal cnu regular
circumstances tho Republicans are likely. for
the present at lcas:, 10 seraiu their hold; and
there Is Il G1.ncral p]cn that in the divisions
OF thp Republican party arc to be found the
par,irs Of the future. Take :he campaign Of
Mr. Wolfe OF pennsylranja- He was noinj~
uatcd by nobody. lie bad been buid leE's~
lutor, Who sent to prison several OF tho most
incurablc thieves In that Stntc, who had turned
There was no necessity OF quarrcltus with Mr.
Wolfe. The Cameron machine d,ap had expressed ,
its intention to noniuatG a. certain ners1n @ Iq 1pr
and lis independent friends were going 10 he
sa11sfed with TINT nomination. these io'- minded
yenr to tanraitzc Wolfe and all the
Republicans Of conscience ID this
Stu1c. Ec will not nominate the man
ther expect, hut will bring forward soine creat-
ure OF ours, and put him Gown their t:oats. In
, 1881-11-27

1sFbGklHH En9f.
I" Are you u believer In" advanced ueas r
asked 4 quict-l looking little gentleman. dropping
intu the rEty editors chair, the lattcr entered
his rt.oln from the Ouscr Oilice-
"CerlainIy,' said the city editor. - but he
lIeyc you aavc my chair. sir. you will osAige
me By taking this St:at -
'''rbnt's Mil right sn!f the quiet gentleman,
maktn= no attempt to move -l.ll ps thruugh
with sou in II moment. Sit .l',wn.
We'll. you M:c i cool one said the editor.
a warm and comfortable conaitton Just ut prcs-
enr- You keep your o'lcc just right IS to
"G1ad you like tho Temperature" ;" said the
editor, smiling IN spite Ut himself
'Ycs, the maturity of you newspaper men
vii IL Just u well tor you: Enough. in tho end
ctn,;tnucd. con-, M YOU az, have been nr1estea fos
assault with attempt to Kill. and also fOr at
tempted highway robbery.
'-Iuu!' esi.i the editur, 9teat!Y a.tonished.
YES" sad the 4uet party, "of course. Just
the Judge. The oil! fcl:ow let me out On bali,
and before my trial cou..s OF hope to be Inn
position TO make goo.i ght, although havan't
u cent today. First. wuut s0kue Que to defend
mr CASE ishail send letters 10 the prominent
jawyers Of the country requesting them nsA
{asos to 1Sk t ,S9 ny tpx @ snsm a
us hope to. The Hresit ma5s OF the people are
indebted to III. for attempting: to tttvide up Il
little more evenly tho wealth OF the 1and: liz
myself Obliged to resort TO self-letcnse. When
The public hear my case they viii congratulate
me- IN my escupe, ana I shnll soou be In Il posi-
tion tuuin my trial.
:.nut you confess yourself u thieff'' said the
editor. 2:.;>:<
3 :. ..lThntf Is too harsh a name for my act,' said
the auIet gentleman. - was not u free apenr.
TIN. pAHeE Of etern4l equity and Justice forced
nc 10 tha act.= Iwns dead broks. a 1nan passes
me- we'll to do In life: hive nothing: he every
thing aud 1 proceed tn divide up the good Thugs
OF this earth Il little moro evcuty- fou SEQ after
nil Was tho Instrument IT Justice WIS doing
great work Tor the Door and oppressed. and1
propose to sturt II usuhscrpnon-';
~ In some other oce,' said the editor, assist
ing the quiet gentleman down the stairs
That Gniteau dodge in bad 'un,'' said tho
quiet gentleman, slipping quickly through the
main Office door.
, 1881-11-27

..,,,,. ~ 4 1eA14@ lt%+4 ,s.sl sta sAtis
1t nisni partially concealed the Gracinn curves
l@ht: mnu,h \ single diaUsOnd Of priceless worth
snad m siirt-front OF immaculate. silitenc<s, and
~ ,nnrr t,n:c.s nI his w0;uun1y-sOst hHnd were
.,.,cd nv Golden bands from which tho topaz the
-,c,a]d and the @lo~tn;: garnet sent fusta their
,,,hcnt r7yb. Mos. people would hnve taken him
<ar. rc.,frd pirate wlln hsl bou.h; out pawnshop
- ,rs r:.rryn: it around with him. but those to
.hnm the reu.nr1 with which this chapter opens
.s addressed knew better Lie bartender
-puta little suGar in mine" said George ". Smp
nr The others nodded In response ~ the burtcnd
,oterrcra1ise IlAnce- Geurse lcuder in his
81, .z " I:ertle Cecil had expressed it, "NyAen
c.ore strikes -alop CAL bet the procession is
rortug sunc-"
|ncr orders fur drinks followed, and soon The Gu
,e nar,v y.s lii STATE " merry exht!asatl0n. At
IT,, t:roc.r said; -Nctl, buys. l luust - now;
,h.ne's cirl tic North Side whu has driven the
o,d foIks nf the raritr my account this cycn-
,nc End with merry smile his lips and plu. of
,,,r,rcu fl his hand hE opened the door and went
folth into the startlt night
N1r1c is sutln:: III tho cd Armchair which etlc has
hzn,et In 1tit uf The t1en :.rtc Fhc rc si,arkics
rd rlows aud til: li1lt :ttus tt,tul'y around her
hc,d s1,d lnkc. a.l,1s in tc Of tho
rooyu Old Mr. Hathaway .:is>cs isaon1 the hallway
il t,a; c.:umu cou:1: around tl.:hi ~ he says
n xlrrt}c :. ! hul't hell make a blu: before 1uu.
r,sl cEt. money l1it ycar-
..uh yvu naughty IalH,,' said Myrtle, running to
him .nd putting her arms around his neck. !" You
tno,7 your lIlie HiTdte loves you too well 10 ever
leAtc yuu.
The packer stopped and kissed his only daugh-
ter fo1Jlv. ..ld ii.cn Lett tho house.
II .ha hit hin for sc:lskin sacque 1.cxt week"
x,,d Myrtle. ~Thc thermometer will be pretty low
-xken get lett"
Presently t:eorsc II. simpson arrived. and after
N.,,.e had sxarped kisses with 1in she pcrchcd her
sc}f IN Ill right knee.
, ~, YOU knuw. GeoTsc. she said, - that think
r1ainc Is Just !ure3y for anything: have been
r,adI1,s utIut her all the afternoon. Isn't she
txcet:'
-ies." replied George, she's pretty sweet, but
rn,tce Tia; wcn Sa!tu tAus begun 1r7ickn@ The heats
IN III u.,.ut Ills clip Ea;ir tpuk buck scat Most nlt
onr crowd II brekt IN that sttcc.''
Mrnlc lrked i, min lit .{ull, dazcd ~nS. "Can it
he rneetblt." she said t. csscf. That hnvc bcen
nutin. my heart temple hllci only With 1oro
far this r1nr wu <locsnt know Tcnny*un's heroine
fn1n t4vtt,,.. -lozse:' After bro.uI!.. this
,snfuI Frytai!tn <ur lor1,l- shc rose with Ali tile
stately grace tut had des+cs'ucd to her through
long lire vt 1,urA-iac.ers and said to Gc":*c: ~
rsnuot love He careful tu shut tic outside sioor
when yuu xo away. ut Try how Quick you csst,
a:2rtH
TIE next night George w:,s full! :s tick-fFon
Hor She prvrnd IN Him. Eu Htfut ffdlstsad.
, 1881-11-27

Spte11f Dispateh to The Ghfraao Tribune.
r BOSTON, Nov. 26:-'The piano trade is hay
mE considerable of boom just NOW. Chick
erng & Sons this week received Hi order
lfom 1 their Chicago agents for ninetv-tive OF
laetr finest upright pianos with tie improved
This is tic % iareest Single 'e order they have re
celyed this season,
, 1881-11-27

bay no holiday present without seeing Dr..
i.s Iicou.s beautiful Electric Hair and Flesh
brushes. brushes. They always benefit the we'll and
adraxxeio!lsly cure heatiaclles neuralgia, da-
n.. ~. 1al!tng hair, badness, rheumatism, etc.
:trice refunded If not rs represented. At
olug and fancy stores, !:
, 1881-11-27
"EEVER hRGY hGIN A SUCCESS"

There arc hundreds or the wuu.1 crlul nctuiue-
tou Perfected type-wricrs iu use IL. Chicago.
The SUCCESS Of this :. Writing Marvel" is we'll
deserved. There nrc 10000 Ut these much5ccs III
use. I Ii.lso who arc potldin:: ulu!g with u rrn,
those interested III saving clerical hrr, should
drop III the offices Ut t. Remington t. Sons. Is
East Madison street, aud investigate this simple
aud elective machine.
, 1881-11-27

Ar: Ed 3. Smith, very widely and popu-
1aflS known as the Bonjface OF South I'arl:
1dotel' and later in charge Of the Chicago
Irving Park Clubhouse. has established
!'9 Wall be. glad to meet his friends. lie
VII, Iln deal exclusively i'll Chaplin i Cores
, 1881-11-27
a FiNF light.

Inc great carriage house Of c. P. Kimball
q 70. has attracted unusual attention OF
1att, as there is now OIL exhibition there 4
neM n electric light tina: beats the 'phrld. The
fuues Electrical Company selected this store
~ ~ oei1tE Tue finest place in Chicago in which
, 1881-11-27

For coughs. colds. a*tllinn> bronclil-
It's, and consumption Macalistcr's Co11ah Mkt
for whuop!ug-cough and Group. John p. Lce,
corner lIalstcd and Harrison streets, and ull
druggists,
, 1881-11-27

$25 To $25. 900 used judicIou.,y In
g1:till dealing yields large profits. orpamphiet
and electric pen reports write to ". T. Sutlle l.
Co.. Hr.,kcrs. l10 La Susle-st.. Chicago.
, 1881-11-27
THIS LOT CONTAINS

Many new and desirable patterns,
suitable for Clliitlrer, also excel
lent designs for Ladies' Over
dresses, etc. The entire lot will
positively be sold thirty per cent
lower than any similar goods were
ever iii Chicago i'll order to close
out the whole line this coming
week.
Twenty Thousand Dollars Worth
or new Dolnlans, Cloalxs, Fur
lined Garments, listers, Circu-
larctts, P:.letots, Jackets, etc., will
be tlnbled this week to effect in-
slant sales. Actual saving OF $50
each on Sea1-SIzin .Dollna,,s and
CloaIzs, OF which we are showing
this fall styles, lengths, and TRIM
nlingS at prices ranging from
S175. 90 up. to $4,000.
we urgently request you to bear
in mind the very important TACT
that the above offerings are all Of
recent manufacture and in:porta-
ton, which is greatly to the all
vantage OF all who appreciate the
selection of their fashionable goods
from, q STOCK NOT CARRIED
OVER, but, OF, the contrary, brill
liant with lle,yness, lnatclllcss in
price, pride to the purchaser, and
u reflection OF creti{: to the i:ai,ori-
ot1s coming New Dry Goods Of
~. ~ dRN@ n ~u -
, 1881-11-27
=: MILLINERT dc.
-~>~.>.u-~>->-~-@ ->><->"1>>>>>~-~-~~
TERRIFIC;
SLA[|(jtI|III'I'EII(
Of The Stock Of Millinery
J.. D. Goodman,
I: Formerly M Valash-ar,
Sold by Order Of the
SHERIFF, F.,

COCO yards satills. silks, and surahs, Mt ::s'
80, G., and Use; worth G3, u. !uc, and
S1.25
100 pieces colored silk plushcs at SIC; worth
SI..j.
60 picccs Of Samuel Courla1ld s. Co.'s best
black Grape lit 75c. SLIGO, $l-l5, Sl.a'.
Sl5o. S1.75. and 500, up to S4.0O.
Worth double.
800 pieces black AMI cream Spanish la:es at
20, u, :9, *; IS; u, .slid 3711zc Half rcg.l-
iar prices.
800 lat|ics' feather turbans ut $1.00. s1.25
sl.50; worth 500, $50, and $3.50.
200 cartons black aud cUlored ostrich tips at
II, Is, :.5, - Is, 80, G5, ., and Coo. Less
lhAn l,Alt-u:icc.
$50 cartons beaded hacklcs, birds, and fancy
!. wings ut &c Oh the dollar. il.
500 cartons rich imported and domestic
flowers mId roses at one-fourth their
real value.
500 pieces rich plush ribbons at 80 and 49c.
Worth 75c and $780,
, 1881-11-27
TREMENDOUS
Cash BARGAINS
THIS WEEK.,

1000 Samples made-up Lace Goods Mt lo}1lG
Is, and 25c; worth ., :''11,55, antl SOC.
500 Samples Of Ladies' Fine Muslin under
wear. consisting of Chemiscs, Drawers
Skirts, Gowns, Infant ltobcS Stsawls,
Dresses, Skirts, and M1isscs';;Nca at Cue
on the 90 Ilar.
800 Imported Beaded Crowns at 25c; wortl,
Sl.35.
1000 Dozen Ladies' Misses and Clildren's.
tu! regular aIl wool lloiscry at p. 81,
and 4Sc; worth 30, TO, and 75c.
400 Pair White Blankets ut S1.5O. s.. % s. 90,
Sj.50, Si.15. $500, and SG.00. Cash Bar
gains from Auction
pebbIe Goat Bookings, ut S1.o0. Worth
$500.
$30I, Sa.37, 1880, S3.43, S501, and IS. 50.
Less than Onc-llalt their Real Value.
LOCO Boys Uls1crs and Ovcrcoats ut $500.
$3.50, SI.75, S5.v0, $500, and S7.50.
Guaranteed Onc-rhirtl Less than Cloth
iu@-Store Prices.
GOO Boys Two-Piccc Suits, ( to 10 years old,
1T s:,?25, s3co, $4.oo, and $500. Worth
Double.
900 MEMS Overcoats and listers at .sa.:D
$too, $4.T5, 5000, $3.50. $50, $ll.
Sl2.o0, $500, $3.50, and 5000. I'm
lnenst Dargaius.-.
800 Snmp'es Of Fine Zephyr. Hoods, Knit
Jnckets, Ulster, Leggins,, Nublns,
Waists, Mitts, ctc., at Half Regular
Prices,
It's Pairs Ladies' Fine Curico Kid Button
Shoes, nt s1.95. Worth S3.25-
1000 Dozen Ladies', Misses, and Children's
Wooden Nitts ut Sc, l0c, l3L5c, l5c, 1Sc,
4c, :335c, :ac, SIC. 45t, 4Sc, and 6Oc.
.-Alatchiess DaTgni1ls-
800 Dozen Ladies' Fur-Top Gloves and Mitts
at 50c, 15c, Sl.o0, Sl,25. Worth 75c.
SLU0, SI.:0, and 3i.sj.
i Complete Line of Gents, Youths, and
Boys Gloves and ltitts. Consisting Of
Dogs Skins Lined al.t Uniined. French
Casters, and Plymouth Buckskln,
At Our Well-Known Low Prices.
All Goods Marked in Plain Fig
ures, One Price for All.
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Blair,s 'sH0n0r" and Treachery.

Frank s. Blair, the present candidate
of the Malone party for Attornay-Gen-
eral of the State, was canvasser for
the Malone ticket in the Presidential
election, claiming in that canvass as in
this that he was q Democrat. and yet
in that canvass, in writing to Repub-
lican of Salem-W. Leigh Wilson-(see
his letters in this issue) he used the fol-
lowing language 1--WE must beat the
Democratic party. was never with
them and never will be; but that must
be kept dark" "Let the damn De-
mocracy go to hell and carry Hancock
with them. Watch the negro, for he is
very tricky. Try to hold on to them
by telling them that the Administers
ton at Washington wishes them to vote
with the Readjpsters."
They are now playing the same game
upon the tricky" negroes, as Blair
calls them.
Will the negroes be thus caught when
the net is exposed to view as it is now
The Scriptures say-"In vain Is net
set in the sight of any bird"
The treachery of Blair to the Demo
cratic party is astounding. Pecksnif
could take lessons in hypocrisy from
him. His assertion that "honor never
bought breakfast" would doubtless
be true if the honor of other people
were like that of his.