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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-21
RIDDLEBERGER ELECTED TO THE SENArE

RICHMOND, Va, Dec. 20.-In the General
Assembly to-day vote was taken for United states
Senator TO succeed Senator johnston whose term will
expire March 4, 1888. full vote cast IN both
Houses resulting in the election of H. H. Rddlcberger,
the Readuster candidate who received solid party
vote The Democrats voted soidly for Senator John W.
Johnston the present incumbent. In the Senate the
straighout Republican vote cast for General W. Z.
IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-21
MLINOIs MANUFAcTrRERs AROUsED.

CHICAGO, Dec. 2O.-About twenty leading
manufacturers Of this State adopted resolutions last
night or the action Of the state Railroad Commissioners
in fixing uniform rail rates. requiring railroad COM
panics to charge largo patrons exactly the same price
per car small They declare that this action
viii drive rom the state S3OOOOO0O Of business, and
that they viii combine against this unjust dscrimina
ton, Il necessary, by political action
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-21
A GoyERNnENr WIINESS MURDERED.

CHARLESTON, 5. C. Dec. 2O.-A dispatch to
The Yors amt courier reports that in Chesterfield
County Saturday night Adam D. Wilson was shot and
instantly Killed while al supper, surrounded by his lam
lily. Wilson had recently been prosecuted Tor violating
the Internal Rcyouue laws aud had been witness Tor
the Government In similar case. ne MA oAptesacu
the fear that he would not be- alive when the court met
hrfnIH which hn MM. 10 ~ nnpeAr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-21
REPORTS TO THE STATE ENGINEER.

The state Engineer has received the follow
ing ralroa reports: Ncw-York ana Manhattan Beach
paid capital $4,000; total debt, Ss3j25G j3 earn
incs, S2j9Ils GO; cJpcnscs, S212olS 50; dividends,
$9GG3 30 CoHCy Island Marine iailway-P2id capital,
10000 total dob. 3GS- 90; earnings, $4,000 50
c1pcuscs SIS, III 90.
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4 SpEcLlL AGhNr SHOT

GALVESTON, Tex, Dec. 2O-A dispatch to
The Ncics from Santa Fe, n. NJ says:
william Crawford n SPECIAL agent OF tho Department
OF Justice was fatally shot early on sunday moInls
a, Albuquerque by either Francis Howard or Jay LlHt
lie was mistaken for Francis Morris, TOT whom lugy
were looking. Crawford is lying ut the point OF IGhll
lie formerly served oil the stats Of Generals Bue ana
Mckenzie Howard is in jail but Elliott Is SUI nj large
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-21

TRIBUNE OFFICE, Doc. 81. a. NTH barometer fen
yesterday, but midnight there slight
tendency upward. Fair weather followed by cloudy
weather The Temperature ranged between 3G' and
40. the average ll being lll2 higher than the
corresponding day Last year, and . higher than
Monday.
Partly cloudy and cloudy weather. with higher tenn
perdtuIes and hight rain, may De expected to-day IA this
Nv nnd NiclniN
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ONE FAILURE LEADING TO OTHERS.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 20.-Captain Edward
X Cooper, a special partner OF the firm Of II. W. l..
Rasn g. Co., which Suspended Friday, has made an
assignment for the benefit OF bis creditors He IA nm In
dorser for the firm for about 100000 Joshua MalAet
dealer in fertilizers in tins city las suspended, having
Endorsed for Rasin & Co. for about 10000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-21

place in the Germania Theatre this afternoon
Madame Minnie Hauk and Mr.. John McCuiiough
will give their services. Madame Hauk opened the
Ring Theatre on January II. 1874 as Ros'"a ID
1.-THE Barber of Seville; to-day she will sing
some of the music Of The Daughter oil inc hesi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-21
TIE MISSOURI LAND FRACDS.

PITTsBURG, Penn, Dec. 2O.-The Missouri
land fraud cascs vhich have been trial Mt seubcu-
ve for several days, submitted to the jury to-
day which brought in verdict OF guilty. ROBERT l..
Lindsey, the prisoner, was very much anecttu' !. -
thought that he Will get about twenty years III INC
prultrntiury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-21
CORNELIUS vAND1RBILTS DENIAL.
The TribMnk

10 ne Edftor OF The Tribune.
SIR: | have not now, and never had, any
connection with. interest In, any electric lighting
company, and the OF my officer or director
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-21
BEHEADED BY 4 TRAIN.

Lonis Garcppi, age iorty-lyc, employed as n
carpenter by the Metropolitan Elevated Railway was
instantly klod the Rector Street Station at $50
p. yesterday lie stepped the centre track 10 get
out OF the OF down train, and while Ia the act OF
picking up his tools he knocked down by special
train and had his head covered from his body
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-21

If you have a worrying cough or any lung OF
throat trouble use at once Dr. Jayncs Expectoran and
don't parley with what may prove to be a dangerous
condition.
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GFRMANlA THEATRE.

performance for the benefit of the suffering
neople of Vienna will be given at the Gcrmania
Theatre to-day. Among the attractions announced
are John Mccullough aud Minnie Hauk. "Hopen-
rath's Erbenr was acted at the Germania Theatre
last night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-21

NFY-HARTSHORNE-Ats St Mary's Church, Noting
ha,l England December -, 81, BY the ~ Canon sin
ut,i';rd ly tne Rev. Farmer L.Wdld Wellington
Disney n Ncv.N orr. 10 Annie s eldest daughter Oi me
late James IartshOruc, esq OF Nottingham.
FOWLER IAS-On Thursday, December Is. az the
residence OF the BRIDES parents Jersey city n j. by The
Tov. Addison r. Foster, Benjamin NJ lONIcr u rough
ke.u,ir. ~ T., 20 Ada May Douglas
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Indications FOR lo-mOrro,r
TRIRINE LoCAT OBSERVATIONS
BAR !
ISCIIus
co,5I
20 |
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divisions = fDf
Tusi
TIC DOTTED Lac
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Merry Christmas" Beautiful EmDroileTe Toilet slip
rcr and All Tie yaI1ous sylcs Of Boots and shoes useful
s''' ''' Inc No''''' MILLER & CO., 20 WEST l4th-st.
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AppEoyING TIE PENNSYLVANIA POLIcY.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 20.-A meeting OF mer-
chants held o. the Commercial Exchange this after
noon at which the policy Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company 100 aluD.Iu o d4IOTCutll rates Oh through
frcigGts approx cd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-21

OF the United Globe Electric Light Company" was
Whoily unauthorized and without my knowledge.
Ee'o York, Dec 20 1881 G. Vanderbilt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-21

Howard & Co.
Pearls, Rubics Diamonds, sapphIrcs
and other Precious stones.
Choice and Hare Antique Plate and Furniture
2G4 5TH-AVE., NEW-YoRH-
BELLEVUE.AVE., NEWPORT.
81 u.GENTsr., LONDON.
q AVENUE DE EOPERA, PARIS
HOWARD & &C
Have received some Fine Black
Pclrls White Pearl Necklaces,
Choice Rubios.
No. oCl FIFrHAVE.
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IRR[ELL

The sanitary Engineer IS published Thursiaya weekly
Ton cents. All news lC1ler3.
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COMMENTS OLE TIE london JOURNALS.

LcYp y, Dec. 21.-lhc btariUd this morning
says Though the Jeanette has suffered destrHc-
ton. the Americans have added additional glory 10
that thcy have already won in the frozen regions.
II concludes a, follows: 1t is more than possible
that Lieutenant DcLoug may be the herald oil a
new race of those who fcarcth not the spirit when
dwcllcth in the land OF ic, and snow
The Times this m ruug says It understands that
the British Foreign ONCE has telcgraphcd TO 1t.
Petersburg for a confirmation Of the news and FUR
ther details regarding the Jeanette
The Daiy Near, in a leading article saws: &C.,
"Ifany spur was needed Co hasten an expedition
to help Mr. Leigh Smith n Is provided IN the HcW'
about the Jeanette. That sympathy with such
ventures Is widespread and deep Is proved by On"
heartfelt relief experienced al the news that he
major part Of the crew of he Jeanette are alive.
Inc Post in a leading article says: " In every
quarter of tn, globe The that the brave sailors
have reached port of refuge Will be received with
heartfelt satisfaction
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Gpeeial Notires.
.is,ma, AppenI for Poor Children.

Christmas Appeal for Poor Children
Christmas ought to be the hApples time OF the year Tor
the poor and nnbetended Thousands OF families meet then
happy home circles and the children Of the fortunate VIII
have their merrie ST holidays and be made oyn by Crs
presents Who will think then or the shlYerng cnd IN
tho streets NewYOrk ragged bareooed IN the winters
snow hungry and homelessl Who VIII remember the nun
dreds OF little boys and girls there who nave not where 10 Jay
their head orp ans oucass growing up 10 oe ana
poor and criminals What happy cld or parent VIII bear IN
mind 10 these holidays the thousands OF children OF the ene
ment houses who suffer from cold ana munger ana WEAKNESS
and sicknessi ,
Tho Chdrens Aid Society which has been working TO do
good the poor children Of NeYYOrk for twenty years.
appeals the throughout the country to help the
un0runatehe q dren Of the weldon 10 aid the children OF
the needy in this lily. -
Fifty dollars VIII send homeless children to go0l
home the country Who viii make Christmas present OF
hOnei
dollars win put shoes tho barefoot OF 70
poor children hundred and twenty dollars VIII PROVIDE
dinners FOR month"; for school 700 chl1leh " no
will help make Christmas happy for those who have lew
happy daysl - -
Chldren's Aid Society. 10 East 4tl-st, New-fork
December, 1881
Gifts proy clothing may to the Central
Office No 10 East 4ths, NewYOk City, Or VIII DC called
Tor, II The address be forwarded
Donations OF money 10 uclOsed 10 Of the under.
signed Ii in checks Post odce orders made payable 10
George ). Coo, Treasurer. - . 80.
No 20 Nas4au.st.
GEORGE s. COE, Treasurer,
American Exchange NationI Bank, Nc. l2o Broadway.
{. l.. BRACE, Secretary,
M All NeW.YOrk.
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CRUSHED IN ARCTIC ICE.
Continued from FIRST PAGE.

her II or H. 1880, and was dated August ~, So.
Mrs. DcLong had received private information lr"ni
her husband y day or tw earlier 49,.
WI lam G. WOtton said he took il for granted ina,
il was in June of this year that the Jaahuctle Ill
been abandoned. The spot he had de'crimnt lp,,i
was some 400 miles northwest OF Nrangcu l,ahu'
The boat crews had, Ec thought, gone across TeN-
Siberia in sledgcs south Of 1t, TO reach the LINN
River. r.ro,,,,-;II
Prom there he said "Captain De Long WIZ
probably proceed as soon possible to - Ict'Is
burg going south until he strikes OF TN, rutS'
roads through Siberia. According to thr i''H ~
he VIII undoubtedly be Obliged 10 Th'I Wl,,.,,b - "
some little time in order recruit hls stIenelh
Mrs. DE Long, il Thought, womb return 70
this city q! once, that she ""H!I, bet ou,17'
from her husband ~ the earliest osslole molln.'
MarstOn Niles, formerly lleutcnan' -to'h,i'
the Shenandoah and "a friend of Captain Dc Lo,IS,
gave an interesting account i3st cN.HH,,,5
of the circumstances attending inc M 10
OF Captain and Mrs. DE Long. ~ nv
time he said. Captain W"'tOn, Mrs. dc louE
father was living in Iiayrc, France IL Wa III 'io
wlntcrOf 1S7O-7l during the FraucO-l russian W a. o.:
The Shenandoah was living IN ne maroon; CdP''lIi
Wotton had been particularly hospitable to"g5u
the officers Of the vessel, aud naturally very
relations existed between us. MTdnhtHt us IA
the house of Captain NOiton, rs ""ulu p' ~
pected, and the Rev. Mir Waslington-ro-
lated by the by, to General NI,n.II;,Tt
rhrrrL at Hayrc. was TO oficiatc The ceremony
was 10 take place AZ O'Clock in the evening" JUS
before the hOur the bcwiluerlng discovery "a1 Ut
that the marriage would be l,icta rs 'hT ,Sil
Government had issued an eGict against hi lh'llli
ayes during he EranCO-PruSIan war; a Htilc an
5 o'clock boat was seen to draw aione''"' VI.
Shenandoah and who should come aboard AIMING
others bat Captain Wotton. his two daughters oAo
OF them since married 10 General GLASGOW 'e On,
SUI at llayre and the other the present MI" Nv
Long and Captain De Long himself. IL uc ""
coull not be married in France, they could on Inc
United states mau-of-war so the ceremony was
duly performed on board the Sheuandoah' ana 'i'o
happy couple received our congratulations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-21

Al Kaldenbergs Factory and store.
AN IMMENSE VARIETY OF GOODS,
made on the premises, fully warranted, and sold at
maudlaCturers prices
MIEESCIIAUM PIPES.
CrG Arr HOLDERS AND CIGARETTEUOLDERS.
AMBER GOODS. lNOk1 HoDDS'-
Observation-Disclosures, Hair Brushes, Christmas aud
it,Ii.r. '' Toilet Cases NeN-Year Cards,
81 f'bars StamD.Boxes Tobacco Boxes,
DpOchts salad Spoons Manicure SetS
proceets ealnd Forks, Paper Cutters,
Uildcms. Pun. Boxes, Paper stands,
ta."t.is shoe Lifts. Dressing Cases,
lar Drops sc. JeWeIy, Ineln0iuo'0i
Also, Curioa. MirrorA HIanus'
TVORY.NOUNTED WALKING-CANES,
IL ATITGG DRESS y CEASES, PEARL SHELLS
besides l. OOl various Articles and Curi0s
No. l2j FultOn.st., three doors east OF Nassaus@
No. under Aston House.
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KILN Assembly District Garfield ReDnblcam Club
NJ als -i.agG Nounaj.nn Of officers Primary election
Thursday 'eH-f' ,J9nIyW WKRRSIf iIT President
WILLIAM +. WOLFE secretary.
Special Nouct5
T9oa oaea2 &Snifry e 80 Of ls5s
rt[u,t F9s % Hni pailna Vol oyer and ostt5r than
DR. WAIT & son. No. - East -i4.st, near itn-aye.
Al Kirby ~ Co.s New Galleries.
Nos st5 and si7 nroa4vl, between 18th and l4tnsts
IMPORTANT SALE THIS AFTERNOON AND
TOMORROW AT $50 O'CLOCK
MoMorARo sATo,s coLLECTIoXS or ,,.,,
HAMga5 i 5A fEXAGIT6r AGE hF FfSh
srEcaiN7 or r ,l dIEir AFT g96f c .E&i
HA stEaGSs. h i2hE5 So. GS"''
snlEq FnqM WEN nE 3 -Sr TT IGgE II
'sEARCU OF RARE AND BEAU.
fIFUL HOLIDAY GIFTS.
TO BE SOLD WITHOUT REsEEyE
THOMAS p. KIRBY. ATCI IL, ,,1ypy i. 20
4 Good Christmas Gin.
Ticket Of Membership IN tho
MERCANTILE LIBRARY,
Eghth.st, uoar Broadway.
Branch Offices. % Mhcrty-st, and 7i3 Gth-ayep
LIBRARY CONTAINS 19iOJo VOLUMES.
500 newspapers ana m2@i ines an nc" DooNs
as issued German ana lIchVh V0OAS CA
tcusiycy purvha7rd. . ..,,,,,..,,,r
To clcrks 81 initiation irs aud - annual dues.
To all others, - per year.
lsOl Al Retail. ISL
DOLLS. DOLLS. DOLLS.
Immense variety OF
TOYS AND GAMES.
tine lssortmeltOt
CLOCKS, BRONZES, FANCY GOODS;
IICH BISgUE FIGU RES VASES, PLAQUE
CHINA AND GLASSWARE
Original and only genuine
ST. GLNMAIN STUDENT LAMP
C. =. 4. HINRTCHS,
Noa 20 20 SO Park pace, New York
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Cbristnns Mt 81 BRnnbas ,.
r,cra he Then
ts for HE house. Day nursery and sunday school We
friends 10 make this coming Chrlslmhs
fnerrv nd A blessed one To the poor children
Tease send earll donations or money oonRg gUUus
10 Elem 3Oi or 70 the Kew. G. l. WOODRUFF
SUPERINTENDENT 3O6 MubeirY-st
FusseiIs Ice Cream delivered 10 Families SOC per quart
hr Ie nllon To Churches 2Jo. per quart Estaolshed
1851. No. ~ Bible House ---
GraphOscOpes for tie Holidays
- 81, IS. 80. IS. SO 10 ~. -
Largest and huest assortment In the CITY.
GTEItFOSCBPFg, zoe. 10 - AND UPWARD
prtoTOGA PTS srEREOSCOPIC VIEWS IN great variety
the above goods per 10 any address on recep
ANY, OF price.
WILLIAM b. HOLMES. $50 broadway NeW'forN
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Houses Il,lt2 different boys and girls 27O774
meals and lSo52l lodgings were supplied In
the tWentvOne day and evening schools were
le97S children who were taught ard partly fed ana
clothed; 34J 10 homes mainly in the Wesi 2oto
were aided with food medicine c. through the sick h
Grcns Mission :" 3SS children enjoyed the benefits 81 e
seaside Homeb sYeragng $50 per week. $50 girls
have instructed in The OF the sewing ma nine IN te
Girls Lodging House and in the Industrial Schools i ero
have been 1887 orphans IN the Lodging House. ~lo2i5 -
have been deposited the Penny savings Banks Total
number the during the 3BlS
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?]oli!icdl Notices.

KILN Assembly District Garfield RcDnbiican Club
r.Uf- Dee D. iG wednesday ,yr.lHL December 81, y
X Al gu -l.lgc Nomination OF officers Primary election
I.r,l,y r.,u.s December -. Poll, open from 10 10.
JOHN W MARSHALL. President,
WILLIAM +. WOLFE, secretary.
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"on earth peace, good WIN TO man.

II r. TOMPKIAs, Treasurer.
Rev ". G. VAN METRE, SuPt.
GENERAL EXERCISES AT THE MISSION
on Christmas Day from II TO u o'clock,
Distribution OF GIFTS COMMENCING at II o'clock.
You cordially invited to be present
Doors open to Visitors daily from O'Clock 70 p n
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G0upll Gallery.

MFssRS H. KNOEDLER & co. INVITE ATTENTION
TO THEIR FINE COLLECTION OF OIL AND WATER
COLOR PAINTINGS ENGRAVINGS AND OTHER Art
PRODUCTS FORTHE HOLIDAYS.
The list prse choice selection from the best ana most
Smyrna times., 1881-03-23
DRESS GO DS,

Everything new and novel that will apnear
'his season at the European Fashion Centres.
Will be found in duplicate on our counter. \
VISIT to this department is absolutely n,.cc..orv
Tor every lady who desire, to sec a co,nnlcIo
collection Of Foreign Novelties in lro,, fabric.
The following illustrative list oluhraoos b,,,
small portion Of the Lew stock:
Shepherds Plaids, "A inches wide with
fancy satin side bands, Sl50 per yard
All-Wool Cheviots, 44inches wide, at q .;
per yard.
Illuminated Beige, Al inches wide with
side bands, at Sl.25 per yard.
Cashmere Plaids, new combination Of
yard pei
All-Wool French Plaids, in new ligb,
color combinations, 44 inche. wide, at 5i25
per yard.
Fancy Novelty Stripes, silk and wool. Al
inches wide, at Sl.j0 per yard
English Checks and Plaids, in new corob;-
nations, at 81 cents per ard
Tricot Beige, a inches wide illuminated
coIorihgS' at Sl.OO and Sl.25 per yard
Illuminated Beige Foule, a inche. wide.
at '5c and to Sl.D per yard
Beige Foulc, A inches wide, at 755c per
yard. ~
:. Solid Colored Foule, a inches wide. in
llght and dark coors, NJ Sl.0O per yard.
Smyrna times., 1881-03-23
-. 60. COOPER.
(CooPER's BUILDING)
Corner Main and Commerce Sts.,
SMYRNA, DEL.
Particulars and CeneraIities.

Thankful for the increased trade of $780, and hopeful for
that of 1881 invite attention to the following Specates
No lAnangementsh been made with the largest
Carpet Houses New York by which sell any grade
style OF Carpet from cheap Ingram Body Brussels in
any quantity at City Prices and have it ready for delivery in
THREE DAYS. Carpets made to order if desired Call few
days i'll advance look the Samples the Exhibitor
and suit yourself in Carpet About 100 Samples to select
from.
No "A line of st-class Black Silks Apacas and Cash
meles
No. 3-Those celebrated "Quc" Shirts of which sold so
many last year.
No. 1.-The Original Argosy Roller Suspender the best
Roller Suspender made.
No. 5-Schoo Books and Stationery 1t is needless to re-
peat what everybody knows that my Store is Head Quarters
for these goods The prices OF of the School Books
high but have marked them down to the closest possible
figures to suit the people Secondhand Books of the kinds
used the Schools taken low prices and sold ditto
All Books below City Prices
No. Ga fine line Of Family and Pulpit Bibles all prices
No. 7-Blank Deeds Mortgages, Bonds Marriage Certi
Gates &C.. &C.
No 8-Combs Brushes Soaps and other Toilet Articles
large assortment.
No. 9-The Perkins g. House Non-Explosve Lamps
They cost than Glass Lamps because much better
Buy them and your wives children and property from be-
ing burned up Absolutely safe
No 1O-DeVOes Brilliant Oil to burn in the above or any
other Coal Oil Lamp Do OILS
No ll-Ropes and Twines for Hosting Fishing Plough
ing Sewing all uses
No. l2-DObbns' Electric Soap Starch Polish and Fine
Super TIipleScented Toilet Soap.
No l3.-Canned Meats Poultry Fish, Vegetables and
Fruits
No. 14-Choice Hams whole or sliced. Dried Beef chip
ped piece.
| No. l5-Clover, Timothy, and other Field and Garden
Seeds in Season
No. l6Tea Sets and Chamber Sets Of the best Granite
Ware sell very many of these Sets and expect to sell
many more, because quality and price are popular.
The above are in front of the usual Full Stock Of Dry
Goods Notions Carpets Oil Cloths Mattngs Shades and
Fixtures Hosiery, Table Linens and Crashes, Umbrellas,
School Books Blank Books Stationery, Bibles Hymnals,
POEMS Miscellaneous Books, Albums, China and Glassware
Stone and Earenwae Flower Pots and Vases Fancy China
Goods, Lamps and Lamp furnishings, Cedar and Willow
Ware Ropes and Twines, BIoOms and Brushes, Table and
Pocket Cutlery RazoS and Shaving Materials Combs and
Toilet Articles Fishing and Cunning Apparatus Shoe Fur
nishngs Fancy Soaps and Ferumey Groceries, Provisions
Spices Canned Goods Pickles Tobacco and Cigars Seeds,
Crackers and Cakes Soaps, Meats Fish, &c. &c. &c The
different departments all kept Iepenshed READ THE
SPECIALS AGAIN, lsT, 3RD 9TI lOTH.
Country Produce taken in exchange for Goods Statesmen
prompt and accommodating Customers will please report
any Errors Faults in Goods any lack Of Courtesy the
part of Statesmen. Respectfully,
- G6hlkDER
Smyrna times., 1881-03-23

Kind Captain, I've important infornat' n,
Sing hey the gallant captain that ,u ar.
ABOUT "a very Certain inclination.
Of all who have n cold to buy Sines Tar
Will Cherry and Hparhouud.
Kind Captain, your young lady il signing.
Sing hey The gallant C,ptain that you are
This very night she's been loudly crying.
For % cent bottle Of Snes' Tar
Wild Cherry and Hnnrhound
Later and more compact-Tar secured
Cold cured.
Smyrna times., 1881-03-23

When you see satchel Of the dimen
sons of a dry goods box perambulnting
down street leading n specimen of the mas.
cuIine gender by the arm, you can safely
conclude that the lead horse is ~ drummer.
and that some merchants's ear is taking a
needed rest.
Smyrna times., 1881-03-23

WORKINGMEN-B-fore you begin your
heavy spring work after winter of relaxa.
ton your sySt-m needs cleansing aud
strengthening TO prevent al. attack of a ue
BiiIi1u, or Spring Ever, or some " her
Spring sickness that will unfit YOU TOR q
sel,Dn's work. Y.u will -tv,. time. mucI.
sickness and great expense if you will ne
one bottle of Hop BItter< in YOUR famii,
thi. month. DON'T wAit.-Brhngton Haok
Smyrna times., 1881-03-23

Joseph Lingo, Esq, merchant at Lehan-
on, Del. say: A young man staying at my
house, was taken in the night with severe
cramps in the stomach the pain was so
intense that we thought he was dying-I
gave him strong dose of Family Physician.
and IN less than 80 minutes he was sleeping
soundy.
Smyrna times., 1881-03-23
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