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C0rOner's Sale.

The State of Mississippi, Monroe county.
W. B. Word, Plaintiff,
VS..
K. L. Sykes, Defen dant.
BY virtue of an Execution which issued
from the Office Of Andrew Wood, Clerk
of the Circuit Court Of Monroe county,
Mississippi, and in favor of II. L. Sykes,
defendant, and against W. b. Word and
his sureties, for the sum of one thousand
dollars COL, 600, besides cost of suit, I
have this day levied upon the following
real estate belonging to H. 7. Trioe, sure
ty, in the county af Monroe and State of
Mississippi, to-wit; All of section 80,
township IL, range Q, which I will offer
for sale in front Of the Court House
door in the CITY Of Aberdeen. on
Monday, May 9th, 1884.
to satisfy said execution and all costs.
Sale within legal hours. This March 10,
1884. j. III. LAMBETH,
Coroner and Ranger Monroe County.
March 70 1884
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Administrator Notice.

Letters of Administration having been
granted to tho undersigned by the Hon
orable Chancery Court of Monroe county
upon the estate of Albert M. Kupfer,
deceased, notice is hereby given to all
parties holding claims against said de-
cedent, that unless they are fled and
prObated within the time prescribed by
law they will be forever barred.
Mrs. L. NJ. KUPFER,
March II, 1891. Administrative.
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GOrOner's Sale.
The STATE or MISSISSIPPI. !
MONROE COUNTY.
W. b. Word, Plaintiff,

Va.
Il. l.. Sykes, Defendant.
BY virtue of an execution which issued
from the Office OF Andrew Wood, Clerk
OF the Circuit Court Of Monroe county,
Mississippi, and in favor of T.. l.. Sykes,
Defendant, and against w. b. Word
and his sureties, Plaintiffs, for the sum of
one thousand dollars and cost of suit. [
have this day levied upon the following
real estate, belonging to j. M. Trice,
Surety, in the County of Monroe and
State of Mississippi, to-wit: south half
section 80, township IL, range O. north
half section "a, township IL, range 6; west
half of north west quarter and west half
of west half of east half of north west
quarter and west side of south west quar-
ter section 3, township IL, range 6; all of
section 4, township II, range 6; north half
section 8, township IL, range 6. which
will offer for sale in front of the Court
House door, in the City of Aberdeen, on
Monday. May 9th. 1854.
to satisfy said Execution and all costs.
Sale within legal hours. This the 10Th
day Of March, 1884.
j. Ii. LAMBETH,
March 20, 1884. Coroner L. Ranger.
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Didn't LcG Him Escape.

l asked my little love one day,
My saucy, 'NitChing Lu,
III she would be my own through life
My angel good and true"
But she tossed her mt-brown ringlets
And said "She did not care
To be an angel yet awhile,
This world Seemed very fair
Oh. Lul my heartless, cruel one,
With mouth like Cupid 5 bow.
Why will you always laugh at me,
How can you treat nc soP
Why will yoU lift that little nose
In haughtiest disdaiu,
Pray tell me that my pleadings, dear,
Have not been all in vain?
She turned her merry eyes OH me,
O'prbrimmcd with Gliu and life,
al cannot be yuor angel, Fred;
Butt Will be your wife"
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A GREAT TOBACCO MART.

Statistics do not always agree with
popular notions. Very few people, prob
ably, would have supposed st. Louis is
the principal tobacco manufacturing city
in the United States, but that is what
the figures declare. Philadelphia
Ledger.
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THE GiRDLEOF FRIENDSHIP.

[oLIVER W. HOLMES IN THE ATLANTIC
FOR MARCH,
She gathered at her slender waist
The beauteous robe she wore;
Its folds golden belt embraced,
One rosc-hued gem 1t bore.
The girdle shrank its lessening round
Still kept the shining gem,
But now her flowing locks II bound,
A lustrous diadem.
And narrower still the Circlet grew;
Behold glitterlng band.
Its rOseate diamond set anew,
Her neck white column spanned.
Suns rise and set; the straining clasp
The shortened links resist,
Yet flashes In bracelets grasp
The diamond, ON her wrist
At length the round exchanges past,
The thieving years could bring,
The Jewell gllttoring to the last,
Still sparkles In ring.
So, link by link, our friendships part,
So loosen, break and FALL
A narrow zone; the loving heart
Lives ehangeless through them all
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CORONER's SALE.
The stats Of Mississippi, Monroe County.
W. b. word. Plaintiff,
VS.,

The State of Mississippi, Monroe County.
W. b. word Plaintiff,
vs..
L. j, Sykes Defendant.
BY virtue Of an execution which issued from
the Office Of Andrew wood, Clerk of the Circuit
Court Of Monroe county, Mississippi, and in ia
vor Of Il. l.. Sykes, defendant, and against w. h.
word and his surcties, plaintiffs, for the sum of
one thousand dollars Isl 900 Co., costs of suit,
have this day levied upon the following real es-
tate belonging to j. ). Riley surety, in the coun-
ty OF Monroe and State OF Mississippi to-wit:
The south east quarter of the northeast quarter,
and the south east quarter, and the east half OF
the south west quarter Of section 5, township "A,
range II; and the south half of the north east
quarter of the north east quarter, and the south
half OF the north half of the north east quarter
of the northeast quarter Of section Z, township
H. range II; and the west half of the south west
quarter Of section I, township t. range II; and
the north half of the north east quarter, and
the north east quarter Of the north west quar-
ter, and the east half Of the north west quarter
of the north west quarter Of section 6, township
H. range II, which will offer for sale in front
of the Court House door in the city of Aberdeen
on
Monday. May 9Th. 1884.
to satisfy said execution and all costs Sale
within legal hours. This March 10th. 1891.
j. Ii. LAMBETH,
Coroner and Ranger Monroe County, Miss.
March 20. 1884.
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When we consider the little attention
which il paid to the laws of health, we
ciInnot be surprised at the difference
manifested in relation TO the purity Of
the articles that are used in daily food.
II all articles put upon the market were
us perfect as Dr. Prices Cream Baking
Powder, this indifference might answer,
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Londonuair noslorer-Grea. English

Toilet Article. Restores growth, color,
gloss, aud sOftness Removes Dandruif.
Aristocratic families OF Great Britain
endorse il. Elegant dressing, Fragrantly
peIfumed' The favorite OF fashion. At
Druggists for 3 I'D, or rs Cts, in U. s.
money. March l3-ty
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Notice TO Contractors.

We, The undersigned Commissioners in
pursuance to an Order of the Board of
made at the March Term
thereof, 1854, will proceed on the first
day of April next, at the Office of Judge
}. M. Acker, TO let out to the lowest and
best bidder the repairs on the Monroe
County Jail. The plan and specifications
can be found at the Office of the Chancery
Clerk.
II. j. b. LAM,
W. w. TROUP, ,,o,,,,i.o;ors
j. M. ACKER, ''""""''''"''o'
L. b. SYKES.
March 18th 1884,
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New Advertisements.
ALDEN'S MANIFOLD
cYCL0PEDlA,

Over 100000 subjects and 5000 Illustrations, nu-
merous maps, 20 volumes, large octave, $500;
800 900 Volumes choice Books descriptive Cata-
logue free. Books for examination before pay
ment on evidence of good faith. Nor sold by
dealers-prce too low. JOHN b. ALDEN, Pub.
Usher, IS Nesey ST., New York. ?. 0. Bog 1927.
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NJ kinds of 9n and Brass Castings made order Prompt attention given
Monroe and adjoining Connies appointed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-23
TOBACCO.
DRAWING AND PAINTING.

nRAWING AND PA1NTlNG.-MR
IL HETH VIII reopen classes Al the Young Mems
Christian Assoc citation building, corner Fourth ssd
Frankim streets. Chiidrens classes ON sATVR-
DAY. Terms moderate. Apply AZ 3l6 east Nain
street. oc 5-sal3,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-23

There yct remains but four days more Of the sale
'd. The plums remain yet TO be pin
Remember lhese articles are not our property,
keeps mp on them as in the
JULIUS
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{; y 6 6 6 {. /. /. /.
:s$ Ea}s$ $$ VII #Er En}sssss
sss I Zoo 7 ! j m,s sssss.:
WHAT wy CAN DO,

aud What isiend % do, this week IN our Va
risus departments is partly explained In ne
imiied space ~ command. We have ea-
esayored 10 make n interesting reading, and per-
hars prod.able Hs wei. for yoo. by quoting prices
tower ran ever named for such goods. We should
" p,eascd 10 have yca examine the articles men.
tieaed and compAN prices with any otlicr hoa>e.
Fer ~ yea caa hay en- hLL-wooJ NEWMAN
KIT, impo,ta II material souhie bpa p'sit In
tack. trimmed with ornaments Your eSti.
mate on garments Of this Kind would be sl2.
For tlO you can tuy an ALL-wooL NEWMAR-
kEr. In all shades, handsomely trimmed
Compare them with els Newmsrkcis else
where.
Ter s6.50 yon eau iuy a w0oL RUSSIAN CIR
CrLAR, trimmed In AstrasaD. Twelve dol
lars would not he too high for II.
ror ts you can buy RUSSIAN CIRCULAR
worth s14.
Yer ti2.50 We will sell YOU HANDSOME RUS
SIAN CIRCULAR. trimmed with fur aud
braided. sold everywhere for SIS.
PLUSH q GARMENTS at balf-price;
FyR-LiSED At bslfprice.
slnLDREN's HAVELOCKs at prices 10 suit
everybody. We have them from fear 90 six
ten ycsrs-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-23

Of our consignment Of BOYS OvERCOATs aud
cked, and Boys' oyercOats and suits have rece
aud all not sold by next Friday will have to he ret
past week there won't be any left 70 return. Vow,
Clothitrs, and see what we can do for yos.
MEYER a son. 60l AND 500 EAST BROAD
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I HEXTER, 3O7 BROAD sTREET.-Ato OH
~. store there viii be made snch sweeping rcduc
tioDs 3" al Departments that will make The HeV
J 80. Jays memorable as WEEK or BARGAINS
Forget for time The noise and strife,
IN tins calm heaven where bargains are rife:
For all here Is done above boai and SQUARE.
With wonderful bai gains In which all tan share.
Tie cuttings IN prccs-yOu can count nu Tie goods
foT We don't deal u fal.eh00ds.
CLUAKS.
.rIrsl we inyiiea careful inspection or 'hc d--
cifo0 bargains We arc Offering ia WRAPS:
LADIES' WALKING JACKETS at $50;
BLACK hLL-WooL JACKETS al $3.50;
BLACK ALL-WoOL JACKETS At $3.50:
nRAInED JACKETS reduced from ~ 10 IS;
To $3.50:
Our sI5 NEwMAIKETS uowsI2;
Oars2O NEWMAEkET~ now SIG:
ALL-MOOL RUSSIAN CIRCULARS al sc:
k1I CIRCULARS down 10 $3.50;
SILk WRAPS AZ fifty cents on the dollar.
PLUSH AND FANCY CLOAkINGs
5e.NCH CLoAKING PLuSh reduced from -
57.INCI FANCY CLoAKISGs reduced from,
si7bio sI.25:
57-INCH BfAVER reduced 81:
BERLIN TWILL aud DIAGONAL n AKING
reduced niuCh below regular price.
SPECIAL.
500 DOZEN CHECKED NAPKINS. al linen,
al 25c.
INTERESTING.
full huc oc HANDKERCHIEF CAI.
SACOt -. LEGGINGS, MITS. &C.. FOR IN
PANTS, IN white. cream, blue, cardinal. an6 al
-liade-. Orders taken for same good, promptly
Gllod
win buy FRENCH WOVEN CORSET that sci
cyrrywhcre for SOC.
FURS.
FUR CELLARS, MUFFs. and FUR TRIMMING
yerv cheap.
DRESS GOODS.
WOOL CASIIMF RI at Zoe;
36-INCH VERY FINE BODY CASHMERE, lll
shades, reduced u 25c.;
Ss,i%cm &C., hLL.Wo0L CAsiIMErE. in an
DorTIE:WiDTm' .ALL-w0oI LUBtN'S
G2c. BLhCK CASITMERE a. soc
Another lot of The sc. DRESS GOODS;
57-iNCH ALl.WO0L LADIES CLOTHS re-
dnccd from II 10 Zoe;
FANCY RIPS reduced from p Ia l6ic.
SPECIAL.
l4O dozen FIRE LINEN. UEMSTITCTIrh
UANBkEBCiIIEFS. worth ljc. a pierre. It DC.
SOMETHING NEW.
EIDFP.DOwN MOTHER HUBABps, In drab.
white. pink, light blue. and rcd. for litle
chldren-the newest aud hIndsome>i wraps for
thc little- one IN the city.
FLANNELs.
Blue, SCARLET. and WHITE TWILLED
FLANSELs, full Width, extra heavy and hne,
were 3Jc., now 2JC.,
GRAY FLANNEL az iOc.:
bargains in PLAlN and SHAKER tLANNEL~.
SPECIAL.
AII-WOOI SCARLET SHIRTS aud DEAW.
ERS only zoe.
MERINO UNDERWEAR.
LADIES. GFNTL EMEN'S. a1d CiiiLDREN'>
MERINO WEAE. ~ white and red, at great
bargain.
BLANKETS.
EIANKFTS from ~ q pair 90 SO:
COMFORTS At 75c.. ~, Sl.2j, fL5O, $40. -.
$3.50. SO, $3.50. aud -.
opportunity seldom offered To p9rchase goods
al such low figure, and IN examination Of tlc
goods viii convince Nau tnat wc mean INST what We
~. LEVI IlENTER,
no lS-TuSTh 3O7 Broad street.
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FOR VARIETY or STOCK. CHEApNESs IN
SURPASS Is. READ Til
DRESS GOODS. 5c. and upwards;
12Ac. pAMASk TOWELS;
COLORID BLANKETS, Sse.;
noe. BfACk SATIN;
ENDRE~SED MD GLOVES, 42c.;
44c. dorm FOR TURKISH BATH SOAP;
TURCiION LACES, 2Oc. a piece;
Gqc a yard BLACK CHENILLE FRINGE;
CORStTS, all grades. soc. and upwards;
HOOPS SkIRTS and BUSTLES.
JIWkIRN-fhe cheapest we have offered;
STsPENDER~, SOCKS. GLOVES,
CRANAIN. TIES, UANDhERtHlEfS,
SCARIS. UNDERSB rs, DRAWERS,
COLLARS. CUFFS, and other FURNISHING
GOODS for gentlemen:
DEif.IINGS. COTTONADES, fASSiMEfES,
TN FEDS. and other goods for boys school
wear:
RIBBONS. NFCK-WEAR, SASliES. LAC y
COLLARS, for girls wear.
WE CNN DRESS MEN AND WOMEN, 80
Auy aud everything necessary 20 dress you ca
Our buycr has been 70 New York The past week,
CiIRfSTM
which We VIII have IN stock and on sale the comm
fore tho grand rush bcs ins for Christmas presents.
CALL EARLY BEFORE TIL
BREEDEN. TALLEY 4 CO.,
mo- IG-Su&W No 500 east Broad street
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THERE Is LITTLE ARGUMENT NECEssA
nEST RECOMMENDS ITSELF.
FuLL'IENGTp JERSEY NEwMApkErs a,
-;
SEWMARKErs and RUSSIAN CIRCULARS
In all wool, we'll trimmed, and perfect in every
respect, at Sc. 90, SO. and sl2;
SEAL PLUSH GARMENTS at $3.50 equal 70
any gsrment generally sold at $40;
lhe number Of REAL SEAL GARMENTS sold by
US recently proves the advantage we possess
over our con- petitors both In this and northern
'ines. Every garment bears our recommenda-
lion and warrant. We sell none hut London
Dye:
81 GARMENTS forwarded TO as, OF various silk
msterials in RUSSIAN CIRCULARS and
NEWAARKErs, viii be solI this week AZ y
discount Of
THIRTY-THREE PER CENT.
"a ALL-wOOL DOLMANs, handsomely trim
med. valued at s17, will be sold at $500;
For LADIES TAILOR-MADE SUITS a full as
sortment OF black and eolored
6-4 FRENCH BROADCLOTHs IN the finest
quality imported at s2.2J:
Ga FRENCH RROAD-CLOTTIs In black and
colors al si.25;
COHEN BROTHERS,
CORNER FOURTH AND BROAD STREETS.
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PROPoSAI.S.

PR0PoSAIS.
SOUTHERN BRANCH.
NATIONAL liOME fOR ID. Y. =.
nANPTON. VA. November 20, 1854.
CEAIED PROPOSALS. WITH 4 COPY
- or THIS ADVERTISEMENT attached, will
hc received al this Home until II O'Clock NJ
TUESDAY, DECEMBER IL. 1854,
for the supply Of
CpRNED- BEEF, FRFsII-BELF. AND
MUTTON
required a. the Home during the Xix months con-
m, ncng January /, 1883, aud June 30, lsSj.
both date inclusive.
The Home reserve. the right to reject any or al
bids. or To- waive Iufornalitles IN bids.
Blank forms and -pec hcati0ns may be Obtlined
on application tO The tersglIed.
WILLIAM THOMPSON.
Treasurer and O. ;.
Approved:
II. + MOopFIN, t,Overnor no 12-3t
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RICHMOND VA.
CT {: \ l||II: IL: III Ell ut ||:l I
sISDoUs STOCK OF LADIES' AND chill
~ Il u Fl II / 4 F. ::

W 90
UTrs DEPARTHKvT NOT TO BE OVER
RY 49, TO PRICES, STYLES. PERFECTION
1T IS TIE LARGEST DEPARTMENT OF
e.4 FLANNEL CLOTHS, perfectly all wool, at
GT4c.:
"a FRENCH TRICoT CLOTHS in black and
eol red ,fnli weight st sl25;
e.i FRENCH oTTAMkN CLIO rHs tblsek only
at 96c.;
Ga FRENCH DIAGONAL CLOTHS at f2.50.
OUR SALE or sILHs
requires no statement Of prices this week. Our
have let all competition 50 far In the that no
one would even attempt TO match them else
where. We add nineteen moro pieces 20 our stock
Of last week at
UNPRECEDENTED PRICES.
We also offer sEAL-BRowN CLoAKiNG
PLUSH At $3.50:
EBONY and BRASS CURrAIN-P0LEs COM
ple,c at Csc;
4-BUTTON REAL KID GLOVES al sl.25;
TAPESTRY CARPET at 55c.;
wAMsuTTA COTTON Sc;
COHEN BROTHERS,
CORNER FOURTH AND BROAD STREETS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-23

SUITE, to which the attention ofhll should be call
iyod o'g toom AZ our establishment.
urned. From present indications. that {. IL trade
stop by on your way to the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-23

ARE YUU N \ FIX ABOUT A WINTER
OVERCOATt
Then. Jet the MISFIT STORE command your
attention to lille story Of plies of oyERCoATs
tlat W. have got On hand. Tor which we would
sooner have the cash, and lfa cnt in prices viii
make them change hands, next week viii be the
week We viii sell them regardless Of profit. We
are u,tle ,carci. Thank isiying-wccs Is tere,
and yet We are able To- 1T with our door. open.
Take the hint. Come an. BuN the uNERCONF.
Make H. feel happy. Yol yourself VIII feel happy
~ ihc bargain secured.
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PLAID ANDPLAIN FLANNEL SUITINGS.
We show some beautiful and rare combinations
iu PLAID sUITINGs. while We can furnish any
shade in DOTHLE-WIDTI PLAIN FLANNEL
SUlTINGs at zoe. and 81 yard. We show uhe
pr.itie.t llueof DRESS GOOD, Ia town.
BLANKETS, BLANKErs.
Grand bargains ia SlLNEE- GRAY and WHITE
BLASkETS. Special attention is called 10 our
TwELVE-QUAErLE BONANZA BLANkETs
II 50.
SILkS. SILKS.
The cheapest BLACK >lLks in our stock. Our
81 and sl.23 BLACK SlLKs take the lead.
BLACK RTIADAME s11O-splendidv valuci
BLACK RHADZlMER 81 ~ 80 worth sl.75.
The cheapest lne og COLORED SILKS ever
offered. Grand bargains tn BLACR and COLI
OREp
BEoCA ADE NELNETS.
BLACK aud CoLoEED SlIk vELvET- very
ow.
Large additions daily made 90 our entire .took.
wcinyi,e call. We give you BEST GOODS AT
LOWEST PRICES.
LEVY & DAVIS,
no2I lOl7 and 1919 Main street.
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lie quits his labor and relieves the pant
ing steeds. a
Along the lane his hurrying footsteps a
come
Eager to reach his children and his
home.
Oh. fondest time! Around the humble
,ahps' ~ - Q- LuEt - Ia
tfeH commander of the little house, O
hold camp,
Tile read and done their hallowe ,.sSf'
shpraise, .nsg
''aa and happy with 4iyt6eir simple
aseek the pl 81
-, : 91e''s I, Then .1s''su'es Vi quiet game
Srbo LII Invented or well known to fame
lfthou, Napoleon, when ambitions cause
Babe thee forget thy Gods and reasons
laws,
On scenes like this had cast thy naughty
And known their maker watched thee
from the skies
Mayhaps Helena, would not have seen
thee rue
The shattered visions of lost Waterfront
This is thy victory, life, DER misdirected
force!
A day of conquest brings midnight Of
remorse
And Sylvan monarchs ignorant of sin
Are they WHO fairest fight and oftenest
win;
Whose humble battles fought with gem
tie arms
Win that staunch thine which no sedi-
ton harms,
And realms that yield right willingly to
them
The great goodwill and fellowship OF
nov fond the rustic of his youthful
wv, dre~nl
mere silens selods in or;a,t s,,,o,, =
12d tbenA-S 80 u o'''N' 'shol
on,,,nafI s'paS 70 sworR ~ to 10 o'clot
at night. This is GEL fil",;:.-.-s,,
another is the following "All tn
cotton facturies at Atlanta, GasGdo
Ii ats ;;;S'''itr have adv
,a the hent rudder Of the well-sweep
helm.
Seems the jewelled seeptre of golde
realm.
The greatest secrets that possess his soul
And all the deeds of chivalry that roll
In visions thus across his untaught mil
Tho loose attributes of his daring pl
jects bind;
And all the hopes that DER his futr
spar
uerald the virtues of the coming man
Dream on, but live that thy fond Nisio
youth,
MAY ever lead thee through the pati
truth.
Honor her vigil DER thy slumDers ke'
And duty mark the boundary OIL
sleep.
All. lovely hamlet meath thy syl
shades,
Or,n;dst the silence of thy flowing glf
what shirt lowly as it well might b.
But would conceive soul-ien chi'
And brave the torments OF an I'm
world
10 noe his banner on thy bosom furl
Yet oftener dreams prove OF the III
air.
And liget their moral as their lac
fair.
All the fond pleasures that ann
Help the old church-yard to IT'S MAJ
And No desire for which mankin
plod
Gan he fulfilled unless it speaks o
The haunted homestead tins \
lated spot,
Its beauties vanished, desertion
lot.
n where the jewellers other da!
seen
Fantastic spot across its Level gree
From wonder vault murmer an
"Gone
To be the tenants OF some NOM
lawn
Where dust primeyal aids the
In sad remembrance DER n sch
tomb"
Each day in yonder sweet, seelu'
Found the young student with
book
And every movement of the tire
watt
The silvery echo of a little urcl
From where he played among
hills
Free as the glossy motion OF tn
But now tits changed and VINE
is lost
Forth from yon portal comes 81
ghost
The simple jewellers OF the va
And make mummy OF the s,a
Whilst every breeze that sam
means
seems the stern eeho OF
groans.
q desolated, weird, forgot'en
No more the living through
chambers roam,
Renjgnant love hath touche'
-. its rod 80 A.
And then dost seem q 'ear-'''
God
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1884-12-13

-Scold the boys and bang them
around and when they get little
older they will scold you.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1884-12-13

II Ia a well-kuown fact Tint most Of we
Morse and cattle Powder sold ll this c0nn-
try Is worthless; thnt Sheridan's Ool,uniS,m
NotbinR on Earth will wake hens
inViike sheridaa'sC Condition Pow
NJ hose, one Icnspnnnini to cac'i v M o.
iood. II will alan positively preycnt ~ ~
CHsCK EM CHSLt
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1884-12-13
IoHN WANAMAKER

Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market sIesi'
and Ciis-han ss.ssA
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1884-12-13

Another dress-hannel. We
have sold tens of thousands
of yards of a certain flannel
at 371! cents are selling it
now Anotherhas come; bet
ter; same width; IS cents.
The ) N is SO good for the
money that we can't get the
favorite colors fast enough to
keep a supply. The IS is bet
ter still. Enough to begin
with navy blue, garnet,
brown, green, Just short OF a
ward wide.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1884-12-13
The vacat.on-
psur ri



Where cutem stales variety on grows
And change will flourish where mon
oiony falls fiat,
Then strange it is how, day succeeding day
Still finds the rustic in his old accustom-
ed way.
Pursuing still the labors of the field,
His morbid nature 'gaina intrusion
steeled.
All things the same in aspect as in name
Alike unknown and alike if sung by fame,
('ris only him of rarest choice sing
From whose staunch lions impervious
nations spring.
Not the slow sluggard who inhabts towns
And grows affrighted when his erandame
frowns)
Forth from his cottage at the earliest
morn.
His gleesome carol 'mong the forest born
The sturdy yoeman issues every day
To turn the fallow turf, or rake the sun
Drowned hay,
His greatest joy the little spaniel's bark
Or else the matin of the screeching lark
Thus through long years his patient
morns are wrought;
Nature his waking and his sleeping
thought,
Transfixed alike upon the fractured sod
As on the mightier mysteries of God.
Noon finds him still, beneath the mellow
shade
OF some tall myrtle or broad Ellen laid
Till, hunger stated, forth again hen go
To reap, to ftrrrow, to transplant and SOW
But comes time, when evening haunts
the meads, ~ aE IL
He quits his labor and relieves the pant
ing steeds.
Along the lane his hurrying footsteps
come
Eager to reach his children and his
home.
Oh. fondest time! Around the humble
lamps, a. F II. - u.
tfelf commander of the little house
hold camp,
"insle read and done their hallowe !.
shpraise. .nsr
'on1 and happy with IL iheir sim
n sea- AT "