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Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1881-07-21

The best part Of ones life is the Per
formance Of ones daily duties. ATT
higher motives, ideals, conceptions,
sentiments, in a man, are of no account
If they do not come and strengthen him
forthe better discharge OF The duties
which devolve upon him ia the ordinary
affairs Of life.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1881-07-21

The. Dallas Herald estimates that
there are in Texas 100000 head Of
cattle, 100000 head Of horses and
=. .000, 900 head Of sheep.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1881-07-21

Minnie Palmer, the actress, is under
$1,000 bonds to her manager not to
marry for five years.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1881-07-21
Fashions Fancies.

Bustles increases in size.
Overdresses are shirred from belt to
knee.
, 1881-07-12
ROBBED HER MISTRESS,

=
'lI!da ltaRKblo'u, Swadlsh Fiji il years OF
ago, u locked up at tho Chicago Avouuo Station
CHARGED with the larceny Of $50 In cash from
nor lato employer, Mrs, Wilnelmlna WoI0,
keeper uf boartling.bouso pt No.
lls North Clnrk stroot, Ono mor,llnx
OF last week Mrs. Wolf had occasion to loayo
notno. Whom sho returned sho saw that her
room Ind icon rausaoked and the money. which
sne Kept In small satuhet In bureau drawer.
vas gotic. The laudtady did not suspect liulda
"eoaaso OF the girls apparent concern lost
NE thief should not be found out, and her well.
te,gncd Ignorance Of tho whole ailalr. Last
ftlday.' only two days aftor tho monoy was
taken. tho glrl announcstls hor dosiro to
!eaVct which sho did. Prior to lcay-
ing Sue paid to woman living In
HH9 ~. ts thouae xl7 which shs owed to hor:
as liz snS'Ga sSs MI" 70 10 :s wstobsd fss.sray
sshsrs arrested. Ii6r trunk wis At the olico. bur
bsd hs1es hoo1 tor pass.asa -, aorosa % tho water
to n1GsFpt II: to- ~ ssss a' wseo sns ies
ssgnt* ato thought to reside. bho coEltessod to
distscss.saa dis saaksn 'a taS maney. sna appeasoa much
says her adventures In this coiiii.
H. haya resulted IN 20 good 10
2S sS Is Goss ssa ases asna @
70 Mollne, III. She canao to ChIoago few
~ !, aKo' nnd soon foil IN loyu with Char
y y conceal HtlIlt aud disgrace. Mor physicul
tSss A'nce the operation has been x, bud
tnat shs became desperate and rosoFted to theft
NJ ~ @lleslt,!ro enough nionuy to carry her back to
~ nsF nafv9 lsAd. Thu glrl had spont ahu,t fIl
la nf M Mrsplsuish!us her wardrobe. The remainder
arrested. Bio Will como before tho North Bilg
toAeo court this morning.
, 1881-07-12
landlords Two Vioyva.

0Httts{0A tItG.! Nt34. :. -., =.
Apropoa OF the reDcnt ti9atO OF tho Commits
100 OF Eleven in thoir efforts to SECURE tho
lnteA tho following lctua! occurreuce; The
C0nmttlDo, in Its travels, called upon \
weIl.knoWn merchant upon nno Of tie
most prominent strcsts and askcd him to
put hls uamo down for autn. mp" aaid tho
ilerchnnt1 ~ can't SEQ Wherp 1t would 10 tne any
good TO eubsorlbe as,ythins and don't ssy how I,
aFguetl, but to nn purpose. Tho aa,llS answer
WIS returned. and " last the ComMistgo lott'
Further on they called upon anpthor Eont!aMaE,
i merchant of smaller means, who rcnts ais
storc.uuuau from tho gentleman with whom tue
Committees first experience nhovo reoordsl
was Aal, lu ah4wor TO thc!r rolue.t,
tho small merchant saia' "WGll. { want t.' II
9iys; Whatever he pa.s down VII" Here n.' ;.as
Of palavosIng, were finally compelled TO Inform
ths party that hs iandtoE1 ha.a Eotnaod 70 t oo1'
Whatl" said the gentleman, "dld hs aay thas
Why, 1t was only yeetet'lay that by oam9 IL
here and notified mo that after the lst Of July
hD would hava % raiso my. rent 1900 year ot,
account OF this Pa!mcr-salltvan road coming To
Gu1vNktnn.s
, 1881-07-12

Nint Of tho men suececticd IN rcachtns land
hut found thetnsc!yGs sixty miles fron
with snow tn tho depth Of several feet. and thc
fr,n, tho wrcrk, and In taor most wrctcbud
ntlvht the Ennn rpt INT on their weary tnHrch
thrt.nRh blink anl t,rs0latn country, wIth,Nit
r,Iide, and with t.stle prospect OF over rcnchlnK
tclr journeys cHt'. Onb by mo tho men fell nut
al tho ranks frpm sheer rxhHnfti0n. They suf.
fcrcti terribly from frost-ttte aud hunger, At
tho o,.''ot ter aystwo men aloae continue! tno
ttGrson The latter s.lceatnt'c,i to hunger. md
journey Htonc, Mt tho end OE which time hu was
picked np n ~ uncnnsoous snd nrpnrontly
dt!nn was hrRauizc.l. and tho Captain and onc
sailor wcre found alive. but their prlvnt!one ha
been Of such Il character. having nctuniiy been
driven u ent thu tlotlies Of theIr dead c0npan.
Inns. Tint tf!oy died eons, after having l,eoI
.Ixtecn men. md nc had auflere 70 fr,tn frost
hIte that h1 hal TO have both bis feet ntHPtl.
tnted. The Queen was 50 moved by rcrtlsal NJ
tts story that she bus. ga stated. Just forwnteti
the shtpwreckeh mariner a welcome RIft OF
mUncY with Kind message Of sympathy.
, 1881-07-12
GRISCOM'S FAST.
He Will End the Forty.five Days
Starvation This Noon.
A Gigantic Dinner Ordered for the
Grand Occasion.

,Iphn f}rfscnrnss unnaraItr1nd font nj nl1stntp.
tn0 Yrnn, fmry ror n ncrf,m, a. forty.}lvo ,lnys
fa,nc t,'nre m. In IN tSo ,ortl,s nhnnn,onshin
OF tho fasttng business, It will bclonE tn this
paucky individual WIN month and half ago said
he would cnt no fosl fDr n nertod OF
fnriv.nyo ,lay. and WIN I'M. .,r,c,t. kcnt hi.
word, lie ho, never bear, lcft nIonc Tor n mo-
,ncas, and the physIcrns who have ,,cen watch
Ing tho case arc satisfied buth from whnt thcy
~. VI 'nu .h" Iat ., @ eh xept a.
also from eoch'laa tc4e. tnat the 'ast nns been
eSS , tbs Stots u n"y' Identified
rsfn M, o,.crver.' wo,tid in.tar,tiv havo ~ m'sr,
nnx ,,;cserv ha ..,r,, nre,antc ,'.t Tas,"r.
dug was tho busiest one The fastcr bus set seen.
iii ii, "Isht. purnx 'ts tho day hs .auterc @ % out
more. Unon returning from bis trIp. Tho
sidewalk . At tho Olympic was fairly black with
.a -. '" .',.,'., .""s - .st.i... . 80,
~ .a, o','eIacen ,ao oppos.y VI tas'x . ,sse
wny. While Grlscom's sp,inIe would not hermit
him to admit taat hy was at alt "bIowed " by
tho cycrc,an 20, In ,oro
the e@elesot Se' nc gave
and gs, paa D pot ack ;e b, r roo @ he
sas nut 10 weak but .hat ho could suueezo Tue
feat that many Of tho wcIl'fcd visitors couldnot
sitv,,,cs, rc,,,cttnn for tho tvcn,r. fn,r ho,,r.
cntns AZ .,ooi. S,it. wbnt was ,urS rct,,nsknu
IT. I Ixexst Sss pfsslseiy whst i VI. iorty; ;eis6t
;"1 In. cnsInr thrc. 'inxs s'nt, n f"nnnrxt,1ru
is churactarixci q portion Of Iast week. which
wils tnotlng him et the Ute Of three and one
haat nas ,1 T., 9y % W1e.d naS9 w., eepHt9y
|le!!.,i 0r!scem out wondcstnliy; 4 siirIous
, 1881-07-12


Ine Ievson W. uu'oust1nto ia HGw ntt"sy NJ
neeessasy u tn!s sAottaG@Gsf M @ raoa, e1atEs4ySs "
tho nrf,dnetaon ana aao o. nl1lSs; TX ta0 'aG
nt y ,,, v ~ ~ %,a,,t y y Til n ~ ,,axn
to be Of my praetical tmportance 10 tho ppb!lu
whether u uooa ahytalnK aooiik II Or n9I: Inn 1n
le1nand Tor coploa q tno revised version W.!
ha:n neah slpN!lod. III tno WY o. ohalhG5s-n$
publishers Mnklng pEult " tha!r wofk anu
paying lntarest an T. taoir ,Gapsta eng Allowing
with naoks ~ cheap, as elakant, aa acouilte.
aud as !lHrtb'e es cat, be Furnished ny tue huEn
ciinritAhle sOc!ety, With Its lnnlons0 capltAl "
by the clurchcAs AtlA It's htKh"tolg rIety. which
ii quito tUo spiritual to permit It to DO buslHHHs
, 1881-07-12


Days Of kit inspections. royiews. or grand
patndes Aro fearful, nu'sauces to the prirtttes.
iur II nnythiug goes WRONG examples arc mnde
right AHll left without my nlcu ltscrtknttlhuou
IN tho choice Of the Victims. ftAcklander, Ia bis
amusing military "reminiscences. relates how
0nt1 ut II review pHhsel lurlng Tho summer
rna,lcuvres by II primes Of the blood. MI nnfor-
tutiute fuslliGr stepping i'm lnolehlll, stmbtod9
and for 4 lnU1ll4nt throw hia company pilt
Of limo III It tIArrhel pust tho nlutnG- flag. The
sn*tnku Nus tut Autlccl by thu Colonel Ut tho
regiment: but Mt tho clos0 u tho rcviow Tho
Prince. after undressing his siacGrcst cotnpit-
lnents To- Tho Gencrlls Ut tho dliletent army
corps. said. laughing. to ono q them; ~ m
sho,ist! have occurred 10 your corps. hope
thAt poor flslter lid not hurt hlmsolr.'
u What fustterY' askc,l tho General. and
then tle VIVA to! Of tho atamble on the tnolehill-
ilot,fy nu furious, tue tlet1eral presently as.
geluU!Gd Ills C01onHs and RssA1lad t!iom with
blttar rrpEouci,ps: "GcNtoHiou: thanks to YOU.
my corps Ia tho nnly one tlnt dfsXrncod Itself
tO-dRy." Tho cOlnncfs, nnKEy and ashamed,
hurried UH to their regiments, and repeated
ihis lecturo to thor Cuptntua: "Genttemen,
thlnks 10 you, my regiment has become
Tho luuRhinx.stoCk ct tho servlcc. Zach
Captain. tAcrcnpou sunmonlngM M his LIZ Ltcutenaass
Eentlonon. my company has this day incurred
Thu truth wna thMt tho Prince hal heen 20
Ileuscd With tho sevicw that hg bud granted tho
whole Hruly thrtp days rest; but these thrco
.lnyg, which were tn hav0 brought relaxation TO
tho tnnn, wore spent In extra rill6. polishing,
furnishing, aud rRttKues, which almost knocked
the liGc aud spirit ont Of them, and OF course tho
punishment lists wcru full.
, 1881-07-12

aon Of hi3 alleged foudncsa for mnney. which, II
c41esfntss. Tho ilrst thliE Victor Hugo did on
hls return 10 pari:-so IL rclatet1-in Ecptcm-
t,er: is;V. wns 70 t!slyn TO tho fans Mazarin md
nrreGrs Of rny rs II member Of that body.
Acattetn!cnns nrn entitled to 600 year. hit
tho nineteen years Of tho Empire, np.
rarontay from four shnt his doing 80 might
PC construed lnt9 a rGoo9nttion Of :. what
sl1n, Of Elii0 IS not tp 10 desptsetl: and one il
moro inclined to inspect tho acr,ptcs which 10
than to rcproact him for taking the iirst oppor-
t!inlty q t1nx 70 when his conscience wns FREQ
None ol pa brothor trurlortals had felt ombar-
po1con III. vas 1T tho hnad Of affairs. They
ennstdcrcd thclr iity WAS accomplished wf1cn
Ing ro!,'ns. hut COLI OF tho ronlm was mono tho
scriptton.
, 1881-07-12
TIE SIGNAL gE1lvIC

- 11l19 sau4N hH t., O,r,rru
OFFIof: Of TIE C1tiEF SIGNAL offioEns
WASHINGTON, u, c., July FL n. ln.-f4r
tho Ohio Valley and Tennessee, cloudy
weather. possibly loca! aa,a an' ,v;,.1s ~ I mostly
western portion. saflaule W'nus, .ass,. "uat,s
westerly, lower barometer, ana statonais VI
higher Temperature.
.,. "a tao t.,' u"o. .ta,,n,,rv nr 1o,ver baro,ue
eastefly wllt's' su''lo''s.y ."..,sa -. ''"01 s
ter. sl,0 higher temperature ,,. ,,.
For tile Uppnr Like region, partly c1onay
sn"t,;nr,v "" stat1onnrv or orbaromcler, and
sp"t'les t',I1' .,!.',.ssat,'so "."'
hEEher te1i.pts"t"tu. IT.. , o,,.,r ,t,a-
For tho Upper MISSISSIPPI hha Lo"el Al.s-
souri, Valleys, cloudy weather III tlle liortti-
crn norton. local rains. stationary or higher
, 1881-07-12
4 BRUTAL WIFE.BEATER,

safnea UMaIley, ~ drinking, rlttianly coal
sneavcr, living with his wlfe aud ak ohildron at
30 hl0 North Clark street, WA bofore Justice
Asnd Yesterday, charged With boating hls
WIG destroying tho household fuyutturo,
sau dF1sia9 the ohIlren OUT OF the
S1tn e1nee vt the paint ar a revolver, Tho
~ Hu . anu mothor tcstinatl that sto aal endured
~ ~ i9anneE Ut nbuao and neglect iruln hQr bus.
%aGsa H%aaa 1or tho past twulye yeurs. On the njght
Az. tao Fourth b. returned home dru1k. and
,,1.s ,sGa1asa with an AZ On Us sowing mi Alue,
iifp ifpon which she tn part rolled for her support.
"r an4sca ~ ner called heryile nAnes. t9rsatened
9aoEs. Justice Arnd nnea him 4D, Wv -
, 1881-07-12
A lEAp.PlPE THEE.

Robert Smith, professional suoak-thief, was
yesterday held by Justlce Walsh In 500 bnil 10
tho Criminal Court for cutting awuy tho lend
PHO in yncant building belonging to Mr.. Shu-
feIat, md located uenr tho corner Of Congress
aul Morgan streets. Smith and his companions
'nndd n prlctce sof cutting buildings IN this
mauEer, aud once wero cpNEht ut work by y
spGcial policeman. Hut pentllnY the arrival OF
tho police pAtru tho Hanx uscaped, and Il WIS
not until several days aRu that tho special run
across Smith ~ t1e wns OH his way to junk shop
With an attufall Of plnndcr.
, 1881-07-12
ylctorlass GIFT 10 u solo Survivor.

lloe Majesty has. Unsolicited, forwarded =
SUN OF EG 10 aal!or nRsael 1eor9e Ktlgur,
11 solu survivor at tue crew Of tho liretsh kliip
FounIisnd coast. The sailor In question landed
III Liverpool On the ~ tnst+, aud on The follow:
III our columns. 4 auoFe thrilling story than
that OF The su1c5tngs which this 4utortuuate
crew underwent has rAtslF boea publ&heo.
, 1881-07-12

Will liz wntttcN btl0fn thu new ones
chi became available. Dispatches from
min nnd 'nrIlnnn Hay That ucw wheat IN mt
i,rash,np o,tk ns we'll NJ expected, n,uI illat
Inc farmers are stacking t. instead uf thrash.
Inc md sending IL Il, market, not bcng salts
fc,l will current prizes. Others also stnte
TINT tho tartucra nre willing tn sell Mt The
market, but arc tot yet ready to haul II In,
n,ltl pfcfer not 10 sell It until Inter.
Tl1E CONDITION or TIE rotEtoS crors
AND MARKETS
cnn best be Judged froin tho following OK
traet frohl n proulfhont Frencf,
shipper Of this city: ".fho harvest
III Franco promises 70 be splendid
III general. Germany looks we'll, antl, MS
rcgar1s Russia. have tt-lay Telegram
frOm TnEehrnE saying crops look Mnst mag
ni'lccnlly. VIII, st'c'l PROSPECTS for abuildNiIt
crops mud tarRe arrivals Of wheat at MI enrly
date at tho E'ropeni, markets, md present
satisfactory outlook III onr country, 1t takes
Icc0rtltnE to my opinion, II llt,cky man to
try Ia hull wheat, when we t',ay be caught
with Il li1cU surplus Into tie 1,ew crpt and II,
.fnre ar tho fnct that m, snrs hnvc h,.,, ,nn,n
far cxrnrt for .1utr n,ul Amv,,.t ,i,,tt.nr,.
~ XIII. T., H.. ~ a.. "s 'n'u 1nusnss uee;s'
Wmi'e III ths 'ast IL" years Iieavy quantities
of winter wheat are by this time contracted
Am,to,,u rsr,v,rrs ,r,te cov,xo r,,op A.
<>"'' 4i5 USjiHy1 1,i:s,ini ''" - 1''o' ~
III ~. rd',a, ~ N. ts,,ass r,,syus.
,,,.,., ,..,.. ."e 1"I.' t.',.: ~ ~ I"s
NEW aoRN. !Nly lo.-jtlst May nltor per-
sonntly examining tic wheat crop rs 1t stood
thel1 estimated tho canning crop at 5sJ, 600,
, 1881-07-12
FIRE RECORD.
AT PONTIAC. ILL.

AT PONTIAC, ILL.
sptttat DtfuaseA to The Chicago 1Stbune.
PONTIAC, ILL.,, July ,1t.-About 80 n. NJ.
tlre broko out In wooden building Ndjo!ll-
Ing tho Livingston National Bank building,
but wus discovered In tlmo To be exttn-
guislied. Tile fire tprig1nated III three dis.
tinct places OIL tho floor of the building, mid
was evidently the work Ut MI incnlnliary.
Had tia fumes gAtl,cd heMtway before their
discovery 4 severe coliAgratlOn would d0ubl-
less have resulted.
, 1881-07-12

"Ypu smoke o ar.nt ,ttoaTt t'ns,n. said .
Gus, particularly after dlnner, IhaYe got
so Iii thu habit Of smoking after dinner that
SlftiuQs,
, 1881-07-12
A PLUCKY. FAMILY.

OF n Widow with Five
children OH the Way 10 Ohio,
II a,,ybotly desires tn enjoy m exposition nf
gentatnc Amerlcau. pluck. tlc Or ahe-for tho
sght vii! prove it tonst rs interesting to tho
laSyn ns 10 tho Rcntlutnnn rcnder-lu'i better sone
lime .ttrinx tho Jay tnnuntnH Ogden nvctiue chr
and, taking tho extension ltna Mt Thirteenth
street. ri0 ,lt,oi, It until n very short dstnncu
tmst tho }s,,gIas ark gate, It will be In orlpr to
ttIs,naunt ut,tuslt n phir OF WlllDw-trrcs which
rtand oil thu south Flo Of tho avenue, md be-
upath whose sha,ie will bU discovered Eccno
TINT viii nt once evoke their syinI,atles
aud challenge their ndsnlratIon Thcro
Will 10 found n pioneers camp win
prairie schnonur, cnmp-kcttle boiling over
Il l,rl,s1- ,voUd iirc ponios HrnxtnR csu nj hand
Suspicious dogs rcn,,y to bark nr bite, nccnrdlng
IL tho nplnt!u which thoy hay9 formed of the
vsf II anS r.. s'no sS9 ~e tu
bo,iad ." thelr wsy Wei, thsfc wo',ll not 6s
however, tic flcn Ut tho wuRon is turned enst.
tHo sgSRGf Wno Is ,nsr 'esaSH cstsH,bat Psa
i i t,rs.I.Iai osSfhy ono saiitary little Woman
win utter II six weeks Journey fron! Marsh.
WESTERN rutltitis of Missouri, willis on her way
to steuAenvlllc, @, broke dow. 1T th's spot 4no.
sss ss gt i. er s y nS,osH
uiar the shade. trees nnd calmly awaited whnt-
ever tl,rtlor ,nfsfortuns l'rovld1ncc might l,nye
up bit for no accident: thu wheel,
S.e.up speei!,on Il tho Sratr!a; ,,;,1, ;shoonsrM
l1rusuat, autl ns sse hui no tno,uY u pay him
fur hts lntor II ho hn! been, t!,ory WIS nothing
ILL liusK "Ss a i ene @ i'att. Not oniy d to !tt'e
md a Il IL D Wero ~ ot thnt Two Of tic ve youesstsrs
YnthoreJ SOME Wild sand With which she pre-
, 1881-07-12

CHESTER, pa., July 1.-THE largo mill of
e1 Ds9n nFoS Is ssSt cssiE stfy S1rns4 sStqa t's
, 1881-07-12
DROWNED

HALIFAX, y. s., July tl.-Ivilllam Roy
,ioltls md james baker, Of the schooner Dart,
were drowned by the capsizing of a dosy
while tending tr0lls.
, 1881-07-12
1,rAyEyWOt'rII. lsk9

LEAyENyyONTU. 1SAa.
Special Dnpateh tn Th< Chicago fTouns'
IEAvESwonrft, Kas., July lf.-Tho day
hns been terribly lot, and several ctses OF
prpstrntinn of taborers aud llotses nro re"
DOrteu: none iQtul.
, 1881-07-12

AT TOILETTE. QUE.
Jot1ErrE, Que, July 1l.-A tire this morn-
Ing consumed thtrty-fiyc buildings. rho
dlnage fs estimated III uver $50 000.
, 1881-07-12


=, Special Dtspateh tn 1hs CAttapo 1ribhnt.
: AfuNclE, Ind, July 1i.-1t was Intensely
hot i,cre to-ttny. Tltcrc were five sunstrokcs
thIs afternoon, one OF which inay prove fatal.
A larEe number ,f nG0pla were nv1rcnnl9 py
tho lent. Tho thermometer Indicated 1ol Ill
tie sknl4p.
, 1881-07-12

DUNDEE, ILL.
rn.etot f7ttreieh 10 T7ts Chicago 7r6ure-
rrynrr. Ill.,, July tl.-T,e most severe
rni,,.storin kuown III Tits sectlan for many
."nrs @ occurred last night TIN rntn fell In
,'.rra,,ta for about three 1,oltts. antl Fox
i,S i,Iver roisci tiirco feet in that time, iotng
c1.n,,stderai,ja damage. It. carrlctl aWny Tho
eoffur-,ia,n nj garpa,,tersvillc, whcra the dani
! rnt&ttt1t
, 1881-07-12

Mississippi Iltycr, md drowned in the flood
or saturday night. Tho CITY nf Meorcgnr
1n,,s in broken Sewers. was!tetl-ont streets
md sidewalks, rrohahiy $3,ml y. II. lsar. v,.
T"w row i Ct,. lost sioo; 3. J; rierStI,,. saS' s'
Ja1r,G;,s IL ,x,nnts t fra nIl ,,l.ior $l0o each
, 1881-07-12

4inromstHr corrected Tor tompefatuf0. elevation,
md Instrumental error.
Mean barometer. x.Gg
Mean thefmnmHter. f0.1.
Mean humidity, 7a0 d,
Highest temperature, ITO.
Lowest temperature Gl+7s ~
0ESHtlAI. OBSERVATIONS. >.
CHICAGO, July il-t0.l3 D. m.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-12-25
Christmas Music,
To Country Merchants and Visitors in the
CITY.

To Country Merchants and Visitors in the
City:
Nathan Stern has for the past two weeks,
received large and well selected stock of
Mems Youths, Boys and Children's Cloth
ing, Oyercoats and Gents Furnishing
Goods Every department is well filled
with goods, wholesale as well as retail
to suit and fit the smallest boy to the largest
man.
In Prices and Goods this house can't be
beat.
Nathan Stern has been shipping and re-
ceiving goods the whole season. He has
been visiting the Eastern markets three
times this fal-in July, August and Sep
TENDER and this shows that he must sell
goods at lower prices than any other House
in the city.
Everybody is invited to call and look at
his stock and prices, as it is no trouble to
show goods.
will sell to merchants, who are in the
city for the purpose to buy, Clothing at
Eastern Prices
Special prices given to ministers
Store on Gay street, marble front, oppo-
site Sanford, Chamberlain & Albers.
NATHAN STERN, Proprietor.
David Haas, r. J. Jarnagin, Siegmund
Porges, Charles A. Jenkins, Statesmen.
oct26dtf
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-12-25
IN MEMORIAM.

Died, December II, 1881, from the effects
of burn, Little Lena, daughter of Capt. J.
K Lonas and wife, Paulina Lonas,
Death is terror come how and where it
may, but more terrible it is when in the
holiday season it enters into happy home,
and without warning strikes down and takes
away loving and lovely child. 1t is said,
and it must be true, that only those who
have passed through the ordeal can know
the depth of the anguish which fond parents
must feel in such an hour.
From the blossom of health through terri
be suffering little Lena passed in a few
hours to the paleness of death and the silence
and GOODNESS of the grave. How sad! What
sorrow fills that home where lately the prattle
and song of so sweet child made sunshine
and happiness. All, were it not for the
hope of meeting again in better land, there
would be no relief in our deep distress. We
could not bear up under the burdens and
trials We have if had no help. To the
mourning parents We give our truest and
tenderest sympathy. Never more in this
life will their hearts be fully healed of this
deep wO1nd, but there is consolation for
them in the reflection that the little one was
innocent and pure and fitted for the society
of the heavenly home whittier she went joy
ously singing,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-12-25
Burglars on the Rampage.

Wednesday night the harness and saddle
store of Messrs. Michaels & Duncombe was
entered by burglars, who took out glass
light from one of the rear windows. Their
mission seemed to have been fruitless one
however, for nothing could be missed from
the store. There was no money left where
it could be reached
Again, Thursday night the grocery store
of Messrs. Hoxsie & Minis was entered
The burglars effected an entrance by taking
out a glass and crawling through the tran
som over the rear door. Then, by means
of a Ratchet, the cash drawer was
forced open and relieved of some 81
or SIS in change. The cash had
been taken out of the drawer, but
there was left the proceeds of late sales the
night before. The burglars overlooked, or
failed to get their clutches on $40 gold
piece which was in the drawer. Nothing
else was missed.
1t is well for our merchants to be on their
guard, for there is no doubt a gang of these
burglars, who have just commenced their
Christmas operations.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-12-25

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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-12-25
Total number of applicants in 4 months .25

The students who are now filing these
positions were from the States of Kentucky,
Ala6anaa, Mississippi, Tennessee and Ohio.
Therefore we would ask the following
questions:
l. What other Business College can
show as many applications made to them
by business men, in the short space of four
months?
2. Who is better able to Judge of the
qualifications Of young men, than the mer-
chants and business men themselves?
3. What more substantial endorsement
can an institution have, than to receive fire.
quent applications from BUSINESS MEN
who wish to employ its STUDENTS, also
when LEADING MERCHANTS and others
purchase its stock at premium?
4. Is it not commendable for such an
institution to place its advantages within
the reach of young men in ALL PARTS
OF THE SOUTH, by establishing at con-
siderable cost chain of such institutions
5. Is it not better for school to refer to
the numerous applications from business
men, than for it to say I'VE teach the best
commercial course i'll the South 2"
Goodman's College has NO THREE MONTHS
Oh PARTIAL COURSE. Hence the success of
our STUDENTS.
IL surely could not be reasonably expect
ed that any college could take the average
young man and in three months pronounce
him to be an intelligent and competent &C.
countant. Having had to educate him in Com
merclal Calculations, the Laws of Contracts,
Negotiable Paper and the like. a rapid Bust
ness Handwrite, Business Correspondence,
Bookkeeping in its various forms, both by
Single and Double Entry, as applied to
General Merchandising Wholesale Com
mission, Banking and other kinds of bust
ness, and go through the actual Business
Department and the minute details of bust