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The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-11-24
4 Deem 1t My Duty 10 Tell

what DR.. Swayne's Compound Syrup
of Wild Cherry has done for me. I
had a violent cough, night sweats,
sore throat, great weakness, with Sc
we're attacks of hemorrage, gave up
all hope ofrecovery. I am cured. a
sound and hearty man.
EDWARD III. HANSON.
Engineer of Sweeney's Pottery,
1884 Ridge Avenue, Philadelphia.
Over twenty-five years have elapsed
and l still remain hearty man.
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When a mans coat is threadbare
it is an easy thing to pick hole in
il
The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-11-24
Many are suffering rom Cosds-

Dry. parched, sore throat, losing flesh,
bronchial and ssthmatic attacks. Ali
these dangerous symptoms are entirely
cured BY "Dr. Swayne's Compound Syrup
of Wild Cherry" The fret dose gives
relief, and the worst cough and sore
Lungs yield to its healing properties.
Sold by all druggists at 25 cents and ST..
The large size is the most economical.
DIR. Holman's Ague and Liver Pal
always cures because it acts upon D,
Holman's absorption theory, now univer-
sally ACKNOWLEDGED to be scientifically cor
rect. Its limitations fail because they are
limitations. and are of no value whatso--
ever.
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The man who was injured burst o
applause is recovering.
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Hatred is like 6re-it makes even
light rubbish deadly.
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BARCLAY WHITE,

MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE THE ARcADE.j
Mount Holly,
Trusts, Real Estate, Insurance and Con-
veyanclng. Loans placed aid rents col
lecIeo. Jan.l7-S0y.
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The prisoner-They were very poor 'nl w.. u. Il
down there and give them none nnd vac. .4 ~, ID
that very much. Incidentally became i4,-s'
the y tie GIL who very smart. SAc "'' ''o ''
however 1890 ~, ctf.,oo
who in 1873 had bl1rdC no the seine h'i-v rt a.,.
team iu that city For four years witness ~ ] a. r,
t,,s. o.l,t1 1f T1rj,4bnvilic That was pr, 'H'
the lime H. moi GuiteIu TIC hau 1ilc' It rs M. az
,,,yi,,g mind and wlut -oIuo authorizes WOMB gir
"A state of incpicnt insanity a. lh'l u''' l ...nuI
cor1ng n Chri H. and .alEcf very 1.-s he
ON cfu-s-ryr animation witness 0.'t'. -,,,.,. of
LrIp.u him out or q difficulty eiilS 81 I's" "
r,.ir.tIn- money and no, ptyIn- ~ over 9, g. -rc4
II il crroueans boarded some yclr' ago IN ,lr Sllno
bouse with him. l. vas hg,it'lta ''iv' y, -
and OTHER people thought that was very cransy ut that
time. .-,.-,... s.o,o1 .,,o, later &,
SIS ne md seen Guitcdu Newly Urk, ANA he observer
that Ei4 ideas had become exaggerated and tAat a Was
not IN a sound state o, mind ~ -, -
prtcl buzz Of expectancy ran through the hHacilDa-c
a. Mr. ScOyille asked that the prisoner he sworn
The prisoner Hcrvousy proceeded o ne witness a'alu
in The custody oil tO deputy mSdlS. ana Ae Odlh vas
administered TO him lie then %ListI'u i," M"''9 ~
policeman VINO was SlahdlhE near inc VIII puN IN,
Immediately the three deputies ranged themselves
shoulder TO shoulder behind nc prisoanr, WnD aiar
emily more ease, said nquiriney to the Court can
at down :" Yes replied me Court ana lHc prisoner
seated Gm self accordingly.
Mr. ScOVilc then stated that nc merely wished INC
prisoner 10 identity some letters. - go . -
The pr suncI-f understand from Mr. Sc0yll!e that all
am do is to identity some letters Go not appear IS
Mr. Scoyilic then presented number Of letter. dating
from 1857 To 1865 which were Identified by thcprI7C c
who made running comments upon his peHmanship
" This does moi look ike my present handwriting;
there is decided improvement SHOWN hcIc; "tl!s rs
better 1 90 now = - this Is as hne rs steel
There were about twenty letters which had been writ
ten by tho prisoner 10 his rather, his sister, Mrs ScOVc,
and his brother j. W. Guitcan, and 10 Mr. scoViie.
The ideuncaton having been completed, the Court AZ
3 O'Clock adjourned.
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TIE COURTS.
Observation-Disclosures 20.


SUPREME COURT --CH,MBsRs-Holl by Donohue, J-cSnrt
opens At lO3J Calendar called at IL 4 u, N 905'
5S a5 ~ a e. H. 81 30 5 5SO Boy 22s 59 25 10
syrGE CoJt[Sr.cAL Tf:4-iiG14 9y a9 10
TO- MgsgTa, ag sherwood o pay TaGhaaf y.o,ce !
cS9Il o6so c9 at o6 M o i95 P 6 &
go, lol7 1915 14}s s57 1929, ~? 1913 l5l5 g,s'
PARrII-iTod by Barrett .-Court opsns &C 1880 q N.
f2 O 49, .i ig5 8 ISL g. 5s III 52 1851 G5 1896
PAr Id I i5 Py yam yoFi 49, fS S e GP'9f 4 8
I3IO l3l9 ll3l jG 1852 1855 1888, lle9 1888 l4Ov'
SUPERIOR CouiT|sPEcnL TES-Hed by TruaN, j.
Court opens at 10 Calendar called at IL a. III. NO
SyfEHIoR GouRr-rRIAL TER,-PARr I.Held Russell,
sccS5 b% %e5 * Railroad Company NO Day caeGdr
COMMON PLEAs-sPEcIAL TERA-iled by Beach, J.-Cour'
COMMON PLEAs-TnlAL rERM-PART I;1IIed by Yen
Brqn e. GO c2ur f S2eqs 3 g ~ G95 1 a 83 1861
100 i579 1878 1858 l70l 1915 $685. 1910, l4GG l4ll
iI PARIS II AND III-Adiourned for the term
MAE c0U1GEYAM IE 55os al ~ ~ Sh' a. T. led iF
Room 20 city Hall. Appeal from Qrders-Nosi Z Ap'
pei, TSR A6arned Tor tho
Nos Go$G 575 G92l, 5jj7 62 47l2, 5Ga2, 6i29' $685.
PAar fII-IIeidby Iiawes. J.Conrt opens at 70 y.
GENERAL sEssIoSs~Held by smyth j. The People agt
Thomas Brady, robbery; Joseph Barrett r0DDeryi Mater
c aSa 9sDe esyaa and har john GaIo burglary
PARK Hamilton, grand larceny; Clarence Berry glnd a
larceny from person; william A. harris lottery, Charles y.
Buchanan, burglary Jacob Lirhtman, petit larceny 49,.
Francis Cando fe'oni6us assault and battery; William Ly-
iag5t2n ieonons Assault ana G johnson ANN robbsrV
Charles Eunn. burglary Thomas sullivan, burglary "a
la m m grand arrouy; Ortes r. Webb grand larceny 80
ran Diamond grand larceny; Andrew HsnshaS. grand bar
ccny focy. grand larceny Elizabeth Campbell an
Gnudc, misdcmeanor William EhleLs slomean9 DAVID
Dunda. msiemeauor; William McNair, msdemeahori
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STEALING IN IHE GUIsE or 4 BEGGlR.

Mrs Mary Burlngame, VINO keeps a boaring-
house at No. 10 East Icutl-st., purchased sca.siq
sacque Two weeks ago for $500. sunday, when
she was preparing TO go 20 church, she was unable
to find the garment Ii WAS remembered ,hat On
SATURDAY young man, poorly dressed and wcaIiug
q wor-bcgonc loon, hal visited the house 10 ask Ior
work, ard that be had been employed aEuut tpe
buiidua for % slOr time. lie had given his ui-us
rs Horny Edwards Sins. Buru anne reported her
los3 10 The police Sunday, and Whom she was
shown the holup' Gallery She recognize, Ga. g.c-
turc of q Tcll-i,h0Uu ana c&prr, sneak t,i as ..L
o. the supposed unfortunate Edwards.
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THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Nov. 2S.-In the Court of Appeals
to-day before the Hon Charles Andrews, G. j., and as
socates the following business was transacted
40 @q-Andrr.ou Fowler and others appellants ag. tho
Liverpool and Great Western steamship Company respond
ut-ATgu,d
40 3i8-Robcrt w Fielding appellant, agt John Lucas
mplraIrl, q, e.. respOnIent-Argucd.
80 22J-Th, architectural IRON Company appellant, agt
the city Of BrH n. rrspnuiUnt-Argued..
The lOiOwla- Is the Day Calendar for Tuesday, No
ycmbCr 20:
Nos. 4o2 35s, lOI, 3ls 3gj, 373, 325 SO7.
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2S.-NO opinions were
read in tho Supreme Court OF the United States to-day
and the two decisions announced were in cases Of minor
Importance.
The following business was transacted:
Nos. loo and lOl-Robcrt W. pcnnell and others and
Peter Walton and others Igt. Amir Z. Curtis Judgment
IN No. 100 and decree in 10 lOl affirmed with costs
1919 Robert Crane, executor. agt lie Mutual Asur
ancn Company OF virginia: and 40. 10 O-N a'hlngtDl
Goddin. executor ngt Tho Mutual Assurance C9mpany OF
Neutrality-suspicious. submitted dismiss and for certiora1
ll2j-T'rUlluan " Kryscr AMI others hgt Henry H.
Farr and hcrs-M0on for supCrS"don5 argued .
No. lJl-The GOuldS Manufacturing company agi John T.
CowIug and 9th 'rs. --t rgued and submitted - 800,
SO. i5I-Fe.ix Col.us and others ag, ". W. Riley
Argued.
Adjourned until 70 morrOw.
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rHE cOrroY CROP INJURED BY FROST

CHARLESTON, S. c., Nov. 2S.-7hc NclcS and
co, says: Trustworthy uccounts from AN sections
ol the state to the Dghng effect of the frost
OF last Friday morning In the cotton hed5. The unusual
and ur,ructed mild weather OF the last six weeks had
allowed tie plant 10 put orth u new and vigorous
Growth cucourasue mJuy planters to nope that. with
Iurt t uIurc u moderate Ncalu'rN top crop might De-
.rclI. N.l.U WIu.l 40 -IuC measure make up t4G
s., .oa- loss .cus..Giy tAo oIou,h ol .u.t smIu,g
14t tI' sud-. cilu-. ia temperature on Friday has
pat Cud w these asulu anticipation Even Oh inc
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LOOKING AFTER THEIR REPUT1 TONS

| A BABEL OF TONGUES II THE CORoNERs OFFICE
ANXIETY OF THE PERSONS INITIEsTED-PoINTs
MADE BY TIE WITNESSES
Tie inquest in the ease of the ten persons who
were killed in the Grand-st. disaster continued
Yesterday and will go on again to-day. There are
| several reasons why it has not advanced as rapidly
| as might have been expected. First OF all
| there are three or four persons who are
likely to be censurcd in the finding of the jury, and
| they are making efforts to be "whitewashcd," as
ono of them expressed it. Superintendent Ester
brook is always present and occasionally asks
questions The jurys verdict would not reflect
| upon him directly but ne apparently is anxious
tbat the Bureau of Buildings shall net be cenSured
| And he is also anxious. doubt 10 take advantage
| of the opportunity to impress upon the public the
! fact that his force is not onc-half one-fJurth
large enough to perform properly the duties imposed
| upon it.
| Examiner HYDE. who was discharged from tho
! Bureau o. Buildings after many years of faithful
| service is anxious to be indicated, and he has
| lawyer present who Cross-cNamincs the witnesses
for ms benefit. The testimony so far has been most
| pr.iujicial 10 Juics Levy. the owner OF No. %
Grand-st: and although several persons have tcsti-
| fed that he was anything hui liberal in repairing
hi, radly-constructcd house. he has been cXtraya-
| CANT enough 10 hire % lawyer Alfred Stcckcr the
Civil Justice elect of the Sixth Judicial District,
arpc.rad for him Yesterday. Then four or five Cf
! p,a i,r, ara G.-rlous with misty minds.
Wv, l'H .. a.,
/ ana idcF tu''H""' "Iy "o'o '''"'' '-''l
pcrtiu,ut. and there has been . confusion OF
! -. NJ. n tlo ,..r,rIr. sas hive h.,u Ger
nj, I,,.,.l;.I, va, i,,,.rr,.t
mans, whose Know "I -. 81, ,l'l, ~ ~,
| and between the. WI'"'-''-. lh' "f"'i'' SI me
German lurvu'n o. ha, ,'l''i''' '''" mar" d" u''-
/ aer,'1Hd ""Jt Was t''h %. .,.t,,,.,-. -
john D.rT, ODD. .'' q" '" - i.''.I' ~, - WIS
! IN. first VInr. 81, TOO. iS "'' - P'''a ON
! Noycnb'r >. ih' il.I'I l"Il i''' .I'l pr. H.t
parry wall Anl "1' S'.H'" ' ~ .',t' a.' TT, "'
| wanted I" nave u I'P.'','' M '.-HI j. b''h'
| however dld I'' " .hl 20 ,'I'RH i'"'. '"'.,'
| on II, and H' hAd h''l To INC
! Bnr1u OF HuIii.ItS i'. c'mpinh OF II.
! - ~ took iEH'n' 'r' l't'- ~ 'i ~ '.i.'I, 'd'
| u"At day. They examined 70 and iounl cracks ~
! jHc ioundail o. and rom i'l,' D" FIX H.i.' "I
! water DO 'hr cellar. l,I' ,.. ,''lI,'" N.Y. .I
debris ioI % bi'.h hi''I '. N', "l.t '..' '' ''''l
| q. uulIoN'l, .''' 10. ".ll .-. POI 'g-
| ihIc. t.r' ".''' Ut ";'" '"'I' .'' l'' '.'.' 'l'
| boru ihr N.i.l N.'' N' 'N,''.'l. " IT, iL'
! GIut that the acc. rAI hlu me- n 'tH .. ', III'
| bul9lUr". tie beams ".'r' Lev. IS N''iJoHrd '"e
! wall.
! S iriCr-bid }"u lIn- t.i lH'r W's my I'M
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5ltuatlon5 Uanieo--fcmnle5

4 PROTESTANT SERVANTS BUREAU.
An luI,,. r,1t. c,n7.''lr Nnho ,'ryIl.'. German
g @gd 1.'5 80 T. n, ~ ,,,lt,i p.jrs
TANruJIa BUREAU, lj5 itlA5'" Dt1l h)li''pI5b
A LADIES BUREAU Swedish, for first
"A cia, Protestant s.rraut4 TaFes WHO w-l 20 sc'nrt
~wsh servants win DO Wen TO can ~ This bureau Also
only rel abe help MILE. EKorHOM P'opustross, i0S
itnayo.
4 LADY offers her services for moderate
"a couuyrg1t.oI. f. carIhi" ~ taxing 81 r" ~
,I a ,i +. t l c,te n h,s some saolcsc Of
at 49, East ss,a1t, between and :.
At THE NEW EPISCOPAL COOPERA-
ian rr rho undo ,ns, a.ra homework fAoroughy city
NuANBERNAID or WAITRESS-By - neat.
\ tidy rr, ar,rclss city reference Can or address 10
CHANGERWOGK, UOUSEWORK, WAIT
lls o-rrsun c,latry n n,la-.Jr wage. AZ tlr PROT.
ESlh>Tuo1ls ByeEAr, lbs etlavc, above lot.st
DHlLDREN'S NURSE.-Br q c,pabe Swed-
and On" hand work. very highly recommended Call at 40
CONpANIoN.-A voung Ensli9h, lady offers
ora, go,n. % oune children; best cty reference
COOK-By n Sw,d.Sh wOmlu-undorstanls
= rl tuls Of French cooking in private family wages,
t'5: best OF recommendations. can az No i> straw,
COOK.--Rv n perfectly competent Young
,f.-, Sc aIso eo'd 6T7 and Iiscatr ater win do or,
GtnaSc., near 55thst. JAclUINs BUREAU
COOK. &c.-By young Protestant woman
" A. cook wash amt iron; excellent hundress excellent
COOK, &c.--By thorough, cool cooks
\ moatt sorn', pltt-S biscuit CAKE e,, ,2rey 2E
HOME BUREAU. l2S 6,,lv' Ith house above loth-st.
COOK. CIIANBERNAID. &c.-Ev two Young
\ oirs Who wlsh 90 co together. one ~ cook washer
ana roc hc other 4mh.rma.d ani waitress; no obec
ton, Go %, country. Us West l9th-st
NOOK. WASH and IRON.-Bv wcll recon-
I mcnl'd German GIRL III private family - East -thst,
near dave
HOUSEKEI p by n middlo-agcd Amer
lean aty as aon'l crncr IN sna ,1miy; bet rcfGr.
40 Grc.avsbavc: trll J, r-at s.lc.
= ADY'S MAID.-Gy n thoroughly proficient
youue maid excellent Dire -mlter trims bon
fcis BE- ST Of rcicroacs. cal At GO} Ctaye a5h,st
7 lUNDRESS.-Hy n respectable colorcd
woman family or ,onlcwens washing: prices moler.
a., ADDRESS ALICE CARVER ll2 West 2eth-st.
I kIrNDRESS-By n respectable Girl in
private family; hrstcass ref roncct lGi East 57th.st
Ring iouIth bell
Z NINDRESS aud CUANBERWORK.-B
vouuc scotch woman; city country; best
reference rom last employer. hjdrc-s g. West ithst
I AINDRESS and ASSIST with CHAMBER
II WORK or COOK WASH and lRoN;-By Young
81 Wcst iiihst
CEALSKIN Caps and Gloves, Oyercoats,
- Ladies' Fur Garments reliable and Ell CANT
G.. g. SliAlNE manufacturer lO3 Pr.nce-st.
TWO Swedish Girls, inst arrived FROM Sweden.
WISH 2GGs m pyniS G a g sSr f r op
rccommcndstion7 can Il los 'tlaye
NNASHING.-A respectable woman wishes
W ladies gentlemcns WISHING IN or ont e. The house
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Sea Islands where the cold was least severe the young
bolls all present scaded appearance, ana the vaity
OF the plant has entirely ceased In the interior OF Ibe
been killed. As the frost TO nave been genera
throughout the entire cotton region, - not key tnaI
there will be any further addition to the yield OK this
years crop OF the staple"
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nlnsieal Instruments.

4 BEAUTIFUL ORGAN, the .MOIARI,"
n New Stylc. No 1000 p stops, 10 full sets 6ouen
H,nc Reels s6li walnut highly polished New ad
valuable improvements just added stool, book mu,l.
pnX and de ycrrd board cars here proc OY SAY no..
lars net satisfaction guaranteed in every % III.
,ncv rcfun ed after Every one sDd sis
"ntbsr M IL standing advertisement Onler AT ones.
Nothng saved pOndence My new factory us o
,otad 20 days. very ISess
labor saving wood working machinery, Vast capta ehaOe.
me to manufacture better goods for less money Una" o
-1''i DANIEL +. BEATTY. Washington NewJersey.-
A FEW magnificent sealskin Dolmans, AZ,
~ Az A. 40 and - inches long, newest shapes sou
5000 Nv 400 sealskn Domanis the handscmest III Aoi
AZ inc pii0" c. c. sIAYNE, manufacturer. los Prncest
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GcIp Unnte0.

MAN and WIFE WANTED.--MaE Of some
W mechanical atILy take care store attend he' nd
D., gen useful do hoIseWUI for JI.V- lut
Americans American German preferred, lest references
Address SHERMAN, Box S,l4J Post once
SATIN DE LYON fur-lincd Circulars, beaver
- collar and ID iug, az 500 Sj and S73 the best
America. G. {. SIiAlNr, manutactdlcf, FIlhce-'G
NNANTED.-A person of genticmany adj
w dress, who cas- co u rnsol Hdad 20 Assist dur
Ing mouth D"cen-r IN the reception 81 customers aia
irsas. rrt4i establishment this city. Ad1rss g'ins
rrie-r uces, Il c. tribune Uptown ONCE i,23 oadWay.
XYyANTLD.-A ysung man who is perfectly
w correct IN figures an eXcellenJ penuan ana vel
aualdrl "A. on entry Apply by lettcr only giving
references. {. IN EODORE b. STAIR No 2JG 5tA-aye.
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Dressmakinl.


~ c. SIiAYNE, fur manufacturer lO3 PIln 1Ss
y, s offers extra bargains In furlinod Garments anu
~calsEns
II RESSMAkER.--By y competent anu eA g.,t.
~ rsuccd haAd by the day perfect ut gdalats4 rss
clas. - per day meals not feqlIIe1' h~
i. b. Uptown TriOlne once, l.4SS Ir"~'i4osg.
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THE TARIFF CONVENTION.
uu,r IT vs. HOPED TO ACCOMPLISH,


ARRIVAL OF DELrGATEs-TRADES AND INDUSTRIES
REPRESENTATIVE PROGRAMME
Tho National Tariff Convention mfets ut 10
n H. coda, IN Cooper Institute The rooms ~ the Exc
cufyc COMMITTEES in the ST. Nicholas Hotel wF thronged
Yesterday with delegates and others intercepted in the
Convention Secretary IIanon said that Oyct 200 nun
dred delegates arrived yesterday and thaJ altogether
600 were expected from outside Of this city aHd 700 from
the city, making altogether representation OF 700 "A
Cooper Institute Han seats over 700 persc y there will
plenty Of room apparently for spectators fhe list OF
DELEGATES includes the names OF many promiDent manu-
facturcrs in different parts OF tho country Among
them are Senator Warner Miller Congressman West,
J. I'm Warner John +. RithbOne, Harris Lewis, r. Elm
stein George W. Quintard, ID. +. Treman, Henry L.
Trenaln James Talcott and John Roach all cfNewIork
State; John W. Farewell, OF Maine; the Lieutenant
Governor and WahOn r. 8paulding, Of Massachusetts
W. W. Harding, 4. j. Holman, John DObson, Henry
Carey Baird, stockton Bates, u. IL. Rcketson,
ID. II. Stchmar, Of Pennsylvania; william Nc
Kinlcy IT., r. c Jones' l. c. Horr. Columbus DeIano, A.
Goshorn Of Ohio; John T. Avcrl Of Minnesota; John
j. Coycrder j. IT, Mclean, Sylvester II. Latin, Of Mis-
souri, John C. DOrc Giles B. stehbns OF Illinois; Chan
ming Clapp, of New Hampshire; A. $. Paddock and c.
H. Van wyck OF Nebraska; Royal c. Taft and Governor
Iittehcld Rhode BLAND; Governor Jerome OF Mich
GAM Ex-Governor Young, Of ONO; Ex-Governor Bullock
of Georgia; Willard Warner, of Alabama; A W. Camp
bell and c. d. Hubbard OF West virginia; r. W. Thoup-
SON OF Indiana and OF equal prominence from other
States
Most Of the organized industries of the country have
appointed delegates TO the Convention The allotment
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o5rates ano TENDERS.

:. CONOVER Il CO., Designers and Manu-
- facturors OF ARTISTIC CRATES AND FENDE1S'
FIREPLACE5 In Brass Bronze, steel and Tie -
AMI 9tr3 Coal Holds, Basket Crates ~ a..
Elegant assortment OF designs Decorated tues 10.
helrtGs and lacngS ArchcctR designs executed OF oi
elusive designs furnished Low estimates 10 aGchl1oo"' N
builcrs WarerOOmss No 3Oa CanasL
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DORTER.-By a smart, pushing, Trustworthy
L young man age speaks Greek Italian French ana
good English good references Address A. PETERS 22s
j.. ZJth-st, city.
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DORTER.-By n Swedish young man, 10; IA
willing and competent, and give tho best Of refer
ences. Address T. CARLSON, l6j l3thstp Jersey City
y
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West SIDE.

A SMALL. Private Family have u beautiful
front room second door to or Two gentlemen,
with urstclass board Address REAL HOME station l.,
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DORpER-BY YOuDg man, 81, rs porter
in Wholesale or retail houss; has good refsren and
IL not afraid OF Address c. \. VELToN No. l2j
StautDn-st.
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DORTER.-By willing, sober man. age 81.
single aud afraid Of work. good reference,
Address r. W BELANNY, II West iJtisE, CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-29

DORTER in wholesale hOuse.-By sea-
faring young man English Is willing and useful ard
can give gooi re- crences Address A h. TUCKER, II
south lst-sL brOOklyn, u. D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-29
Donr0 aIo Rooms.

1 ARGE, pleasant rooms, single or en- suite
Parior floor and above with without board every
thing neat comfortable and hOnclike- 22 last j5thsL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-29

DORTER.-By a young man, age 3d. il
steady reliable and has 6rstcass references Al.
dress a. q LIE 6l Lexington ave, CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-29

MAGNIFICENT fur-lined Garments. new
Va styles: the hanGsDmes introduced; prices ran
from $50 TO 800. c. Q. SHANNE, 1903 Frlnce'sf"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-29

CALESMAN or LIGHT PORTER.-By a
y yonng man ago 81; highest references 10
character, sobrety, Address DAVID DAWSON, 40
East Uyth.st, city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-29

SHIPPING CLERK.--By a smart young man,
y spra king English German; give the best VI
references Call address H. o., 3ji South 5st, city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-29

SHIPPING or ENTRY -Byan Ameri-
> can l3 had ten years practical experience; can
furnish Of the .ghest character. Address Hi,
In P.O. Boy u IbOken. y. ].
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-29

yTSEFULMAN.-By n respectable young man,
u age ~ in wholesale grocery house, willing to work or
the Interests Of ms employer and give the best u
refer noes Address NJ: MILLER Ten EFckst, Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-29

SALESMAN.-By man of good address who
, can furnish reference and 500 security where
dusry and energy will be appreciated Address & H. T.,
HrOoklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-29

TSEFULMAN.-By a smart, energetic. Young
q tmcricon willing TO make himself useful in sny
capacity good References Address, COhPEIENf, Box %
llll.A
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-05-03
STOHsy

Ills namo WAS Bon, and he hailed
from Chester, or at least this was indicat.
cd by the tag attached when he appeared
before Intcndaht Nell Tho next morning.
Ills name must have been Ben, fol it WAS
very evident that he had "bcn'' some
whore little too often for his good, for
his step was very elastic rs he walked up
Congress Street with Chicf of Police Gil.
bert. AS he passed the Lodd Building
he spoke Of opening marble yard (n the
guardhouse, wo supposed, ~ he WAS
heading in that direction>, and he also
made some vague promises Of supplying
every living man, woman and child with
Il monum ent or tomb stone. The charge
was ono dollar. which no paid. This
would have bought TWENTY TICKETS,
and entitled him TO twenty glasses Of
ICE COLD SODA WATER, served with
choice Cream and Fruit Syrups, at A. p.
MlLLER'S, and served from the largest
and finest apparatus ever brought to
Winnsboro. Every one goes to MiLLER'S
for Soda Water. for he always plcnses.
Remember that he is selling for FIVE
CENTS glass, and while reducing in
price he has improved in quality. He
keeps in the Ladd Building, ono door
South Of tho Winnsboro National Bank.
may Silt