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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1891-09-18
Y.
ANOTHER cAfcoyY SCENE.


The afternoon was SUMMER and
milder than the morning. ard only the
Indian summer haze betrayed the fact
that it was not June
Clara was sitting again in the three
cornered balcony, and directly in front
of her stood a young man. Grasping the
railing with twitching fingers His
hair YVES brown. but with mere color
in it than brown hair usually has; his
eyes were bluer than most blue eyes;
and his fair skin had a flush like
girls.
II asked you to come first" spoke
Clara, calmly, because l have made
up my mind to say no to you.''
Harry's color grew fiercer, and his
hold of the railing tcnser.
won't you tell me why?" he said.
with mixture of beseeching and bully
ing in his tone.
''Oh. you are so 'prcjudiced,' 80 'un-
discriminating and you have 'occa-
sional spurts of bad temper in unex-
pected places" laughed Clara The inn
periousness Of his voice nett led her,
and she would not answer seriously.
Not being aware Of the character
read by chirography," Harry failed to
appreciate the joke, and replied quite
seriously:
"Well, don't see how You can call .
fellow undiscrimiaating that chooses
you; and if I'm hot-headed, it's in .
good cause"
"Yes, it said you were enthusiastic
and loyal" Clara went ON, smiling
family.
III said! Well. I'm obliged to Il, who
ever it is. But Clara, my love can't be
for nothing when it's my life just given
to you;-and you do love mel can zee
it your eyes. Let me kiss you. and
you'll be sure of it, yourselfv'
And as Harry bent over her, Clara
threw her arms around his neck. and
said:
Eyes. belle We do"
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1891-09-18

THE POINT OF VIEW.


The cottage stood on little perpen-
dicuiar bluff, and commanded the bay
on one side and the ocean on the other.
AS Clara sat ont on the little three-eor.
nered balcony and watched the water,
she felt as if there were something
ridiculoIsiy suggestive in her environ
ment-ilarry and Mr.. Brown, the bay
and the ocean. and she between them.
The sun vas bright and warm for q
November daJ-. but the wind was fresh;
and II onc Of its VII rs it carried of .
little pile o; letters that lay in the girls
lap. and w;,;r.cd them over the sand.
She ran Gown. pursuing them; and.
haviur captured tlcu with some
trouble, pcrched herself on Il rock more
shielded irc.a TIE wind AMI began to
rercad some OF the pages:
Easily rrc!Gdicc.l in judgment. enthusiastic
uncritical u2.;i cri.iinaiiiy, but excessively
loyal in love, detcrDiaed ia hate. Little artis-
tic power. Ccod huuier under circumstances
Irritating To Lest men: occasional spurts OF
bad temper in Unexpected rlaccs.''
stern aid Incorporating n habits of
thought AID emotion: unyicc!-y in will:
gooIcy di5 position, tealcGcy 10 extremes. aris-
ing from :a:-ov1cs5 Of view: sclf-celtcrSd and
utterly rnsy retActic: GRANNY IL action COM
b.ning with Ii ;;eIc. al Independence singular
moral ccwardico before the opposition CT some
one lerso--.'robaby Of the opposite Sex"
well, suppose that's Harry and
Mr.. Brown. There's a sort of magnifi-
cence about a,r. Browns air OF reserve
and importance, but l believe he IS
selfish and rnsynpathcthic- ! wonder
If it was a mean trick, getting their
characters read from their hand
writing? It's :: funny business. any
way, for that nnan-but he's renarka-
bly, clever 1T it; and fifty cents apiece
we'll It's cheap for the fun there is in
it: but don't know Ro,, which like
best. NJ. Brown is so Gis.inJYe. and
Harry is such a dear-but he's only a
boy. Sonietiin2s think love neither
one. and sometimes think love them
both
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1891-09-18

m marry WINS good 0u1nog tln1>lno6o
people yielded to n. mcr8 q lsss co..
sciously. Some amiability Il exaspera1-
ing and seems tosay: ''See how cool
keep. Don't get excited!' But Harry
seemed absolutely unaware that there
was any sting in spiteful remark. His
mother had once said of him that he
was like lightning rod, . safe con-
ductOr for dangerous currents.
That's all rightr' Mr.. Brown spoke
less irritably, or, rather, as if his irri-
tation had not been meant for Harry,
but directed against the world in gen
eraL But people do say so many
things without any aim whatever-or
with more aim than is apparent" he
added. as if a new idea had struck him.
Did you really want to know II took
an east bound train in order to 60 east
or do you ask my destination?"
''Oh! pshawr'-Harry made an effort
to speak quite carelessly-''what's the
use Of shamming? You're bound for
. certain point on the Massachusetts,
coast, and SO am L There's another
point, 6guratively speaking. that we're
both bound for, too"
YES" responded Mr.. Brown; this
train makes connections SO that we
reach Gloucester at eleven tomorrow
morning It's about five miles out to
the Poiat II T.esc. Which of us will
get there first!'
Il think it would be Q fair arrange
ment for ills each to send Miss Klein q
note, asking her for an interview.
Then the choice of order would lie
with her. See?"
Very well, that's fair enough But
it's hardly necessary for us to torture
each other in the meantime. I'll take
the next section"
''Wait minute. We will send the
notes by mail when we reach Glouces-
ter-start even?"
Yes
Mr.. Brown strobe into the next seat,
and knit his black brows over a blank
sheet OF paper, on which he finally
wrote with lead-pencil which no
handled quite firmly:
DEAR MISS KLEIN: You promised me an
answer this week. !, could not be content to
take it from the mails. ! must see You. Please
let NE have an hour with you as soon as you
can oeuu 10 tuc Gsauu nCtel. very sincerely,
M. H. BROWN"
Harry, after summoning the porter
and contradicting each order once or
twice, besides squandering a very I'M
necessary number Of silver quarters,
settled himself with a lap table and
pen, and wrote; the final
version was finished just as the after.
noon waned into gray:
DEAR CLARA: This styIosraph is disgrace |
full, but circumstances make It impossible TODD |
any better. That bear of a-no, I beg his par |
don-but 4 certain gentleman Is running race |
with me to see you. OF course it must be . |
fair race, and you must decide which shall |
have the first chance; but. Clara don't you SEQ |
can't live without you. Do keep that n mind.
But still, il you'd rather have him. why-I won't |
pain you by saying anything brutal-so good |
BY till We meet. You and your mother must |
be lonely out there; oh. dear little girl. give I
ne the right to make you both comfortable. |
Send me just little note, please, at the |
Grand Yours in dire suspense HARRY"
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1891-09-18
kks
TRAM LEAVING CHICAGO.

Tram LEAVING CHICAGO.
.'Hulloa! Brown! Wasn't aware ~
were aboard. Going east?"
sGood-moruing.. Mr. Willis; one
doesnT 20 70 California VIA tE6 New
York Central"
'sPhewl Cynical bacteria in the air.
You'd better come into the smoker and
smoke fhom out"
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1891-09-18
LENTHY
SILENCE

We once again
come before the pub
lie with a short talk
on Groceries. We
have not been silent
because We did not
have anything to say,
but because We did
not have time TO say
it. Our low prices
have caught the fam
CIV Of the multitude
and we have been
doing 4 rushing bus
mess There have
been hard times in
,hi> Country and
when hard times
come, the man Of
slender purse begins
looking for fat bar.
gains. He don't
have far to SO, If he
knows where to so.
That is what We are
talking for. We
want to tell yor that
we are giving fat har-
gains in Groceries
every day. The
trade of q business
house don't increase
without a cause.
That is as sure a. the
sun will rise to- NOR
row mo<n:ny- Our
trade has increased
and is doing so now.
IL Is because VIC are
giving more value fer
tho money than can
he fornd anywhere
in the city. We dc
~, van, To blow.
That is no, ctr meth
81 Of doing business.
l;u. -'e i0 var; yen
IN come and see us
and let Us quotc pri- :
cs. We know you
will trade with rs
when YOU become ac-
qua;n,-d with our
rsiccs. ThA; is :
foresanc { 9nclasien.
Everyone does in
,aese duil ti:,es. goa
viii lie s1ri r.sc1
waen we ~! 70.
tia: CIR trade has III
creased aac :A.r.i j.
the pas; ihFe'
mon,sss. I'd; i IS
fact. There IS
good deal inssea'in.
Customers pleasant
As well as ma!.ii;
prices right. "
aim TO make ikini
pleasant for ih"'
who trade with u
We want TO do rig
syy them. a cranl
business man seldo
succeeds even thou,
he sells goods chea
The man who COZ
b:nes courtsey wi
low prices alwa
succeeds. That
what we do. WI
yon cone il frpn
country, we ~;
You to make
store heaequarte
If you live in tos
we want you 10 q
and see rs, ever
you Don't bay.
make a speciality
delivering SO
promptly. If g
man of the hou
waits for US to m
his dinner late
cause We fail to
liver orders, it
never occur.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-01-10
For the Observer
Gard of ThaHlx<

E8ior orange Coe1,iu Observer !:
VIM yea please give this letter o.
thanks a pace in your columns. |
desire TO return thanks to the gen
crars and kind hearted ,e"pie OF
Ilila~horo for their iineral and ready
donation in the sad hour Of misiar-
,une, t,rverlly hoping tha, no de-
e,rnctive fires Will ever consume
heir hard earnings, and that the
gates OF reace end prosperity may
9 or be open to the Kind friends
who manifested su"h great Interest,
in nv t.enalt. mus, IN a special
manner also thank Mr.. I>rael Tur.
mr. who contributed $500 on nv
say i.rne. Whl;e words tail TO ex-
a,,>~ Inc Gratitude | teel, | hope He
Wa" has brnmised to reward those
ahn remember the unfortunate, may
ahnndanl'y bless them.
Mrs. AUGUSTA FAUCETTE,
South Lowell, N. G..
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-01-10

An cd negro came II a ir.end IT
onrs the other day aud said boss.
what IS dat iorce b'l! | ntars dem
ia I. u - mpch aioEt:
Onr friend e,:,!ain.1 the Lrl-e
hili',o tim ~ tie si4npies, ea' ."
COZ Il Command. Alter tie e>',ls-
nation was conelnle.i, Tie Old man
held his mead on q >.ue. I'D g CIV
ed his tobacco rehecsiselv o. a
minute o. Two and theu delivered
ism>-ii % the lo'io~ing effect
~ili gears to me de> ; hxing ter
Ut T'ah n.-gers Aillea.-
Iouer.ite FIN. II.
And the old neg 0 has tie ';sh,
idea.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-01-10
Funeral services.

Tie funeral sJ vices 0. the late
Hon. Paul G.. Cameron were con
Quoted Thursday morning at Ii
ocioct from s.. Matthew r Church,
he> j. W. Mlr!iy AMI ley. Be-.
nett Saedes officiating The ca-kc,
"a, carried into the ci.Ifc oh and -
IL" crave by his tsrmtr servants
IA" Lad kaI.iy a-ned 10 be allowed
u >.,a lht> THAR Il i. set TO lheiI
oil it:enl
The t,..oniny gentlemen we're
al! l'ca:er-: Mt,.r> ia II :. Carr,
I II B:gg> J 'hr h. Hughes, c.
N I,tn-, a X. Haywood, L. G.
Sm,f., Charles Roof and w. Vi.
Mnr-ta, aud the honocary pail
bra,.fa were: GOV. u O.. Fowl,
It. Gov. Thomas NJ Holt. Hon.
Walter Cla'k, Hon. krmp +. Ba,-
tie, Hon. + &. Rea,ie, Messts Ja-.
W,bb, 81, Philip S"ulherIand, s.
Watts. NJ. a. Angler, A w. Gr-
ham, Maj w. w. Vas, Prof Geo
T. Winston, DR.. J. +. Ca nm Mr.
X. K Dr,dyers.
~ the procession entered the
chui ch the choIr teautl,ui y FENDER
cdahe hymn "Asleep i n jesus and
after the reading Of The Service,
"Roc< of Ages" Az til. caskct was
bor1e from the church, De Protnndis
was sang.
Several Of the Trustees and Fac:
u'tv OF the University and .ucmhers
ct the Dialects and PLilanth:ul"c
Societies were in attendance. and
zee iAmiis physician, DIR. William
rllwick, sn,i me,nl,ers Of the ia II
~ and relatives aud friend, frO.E
Il, ,iertnt arts ot the State, iuc'ud-
~. iioa. Johu Manning and NJ s.
&. L. Suercer aud Mrs. WiES,on oI
Cnapel Hill, Nj. r. Il bn>:,ee aud
l.. Ii. Bolivia and others who ha1
COM, Ii, from Raleigh and Durham
on the speciai traln, Mr.. and Mrs. }.
&. Buxton at Winston, and Culonei
Jnnu ,. Cameron OF Asht>ilie, anJ
& iargc cOhcOur>r OF our clt;Zen-.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-01-10

The Best Salva n the world for
GUS, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rh.Am, Fever Sores. letter, Chap
ped Hands, ChiIai,ns, CorAs, a.d
all Skn Ernniions, and posi:..e ely
rules Piles, or no i,av required. II
IS guaranteed 10 s.ve perfect salts
iaction, or money 'e,unded. Price
% cents per box. Tor safe by W.
a. Hayes, Drugei...
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-01-10

PAIN UNNECEsSARYIN CHILD.
BiRTu.-Pain is no longer necessary
in childbirth. It's causes. being IN
derStood, are easily overcome. Any
woman may now become a mother
without suffering any raln whatever,
the labor teing made shor:, easy,
and tree from danger. Morning
sickness, swelled limbs, and al! other
like eviis eau be readily controlled,
and al female diseases speedily
cured. Physicians pronounce it a
wonderful discovery. Never known
TO fail. 10000 ladies' attest its mer
its Cnt this out j; it may save your
lite. Suffer not a day longer, but
send Us TWO , cent stamps, and re-
celve in sealed envelope full par,icn-
lars, testimonials, confidential letter,
sc. Address FRANK THOMAS &
Co Baltimore, Nd.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-01-10
MORTGAGE l.

By virtue of a mortgage deed execu-
ted TO me by NJ. l.. Etiand and Sallic T..
Eflanl. his wife. dated April 18th. lSsl.
and registered in Book :. page 30. OF
the Registers office or Orange county.
will sell for cash at public auction at
the court house door III Hill>horo. on
Monday January 18th. 1891. u tract OF
land III iiill>horo township. lying on
the waters of Emo river. adjoining lands
o. John Garden. Jesse Hughes an,l
others. known * the Armstrong tract.
AMI containing Eiyh.y-kight Acres.
more or less.
>ale i made to satisfy said mortgage
AMI costs.
This 10Th day OF Dee. 1890.
JOUN h. HUGHES.
Mortgage.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-01-10
Eu@ine@% Failures.

NEW YORK. Jan. 1.-Me.s.s r
@. Dunn & Cos report of the ou>.
ness tal!nres ,hronohoo, the United
States r the entire year OF 1870,
shows they YER l0,9U1 in nuuIoer,
being ia, % g-eatcr than in III.
wear 1889. when the number was
lO,SS2 The liabilities show a very
large irc: ease ovrr 1899. being $50
900 O0o against sl4S,ooo coo, an in
crease OF Sll 100000. Inrse are the
largest ltsh litIe~ sinca 1881. when
they q nou"ted TO 2--25,O00, 1000.
IN Cluala the failures FIR the year
are 1871 III uuni"F, as against liz
tie year pre>ious The liabilities
are SIS 100000 il 1890 as against
$i4,U UJ ,GJO Ia 1879
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-01-10
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

N Q {
BY virtue of a mortgage deed cXCcu-
ted 10 me on August Eth. l>s9. hv
Page Horn and wife Julia Horn. and
duly registered in ORANGE County IN
Book :. page 596. | will sell L the
highest bidder for cash III the Courc
House door in IlillSboro on Tuesday.
February 10th, at II o'clock. m, the
lard described in said mortgage.
This Sth day OF January. 1891.
u. c. FARTHlNG.
Mprtgstec.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-01-10

At a meeting OF the County
Board Of Health held last Monday,
D.. d. G.. Paris was reelected
County Superintendent OF Healtlla
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-01-10

Married in The Chapel Of the
Cross, Chapel lIi)l, on December 81.
1899. by the Rev. Mr.. Wingate, Mr..
Gaslnn Battle, OF ltncky Monrt, to
Miss Tamar tiaugh,oo Manning, Of
Chapel Hui.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-01-10

Mr. is N.r.,,, wcr:,2 RAJ.
4. alay
,4l..a,,, q
-,
l'' 81 ''"h' ~ 'h'' ""'
.. ,'tlN ! ''@'' S"'' '''Ne' win o'''-
IFNt' !. -.'d''''
.'.o.tr - tend IL SINUS OF El6
- Ut N's'' ~
'''si '~.'''h'a,S 80 N''~ -
t'"".'s' G"> '""h nc
!, ~''"1'e 80 eel '.N' "'I'c'
So. e"1 "a.
r. trolh"r 'hanr" Of sch'''n'" az
! tn tmoad u l)anvI,le ltatiroaa
w.. -" "i''5 E""''E' ''1o y
''9 l'''e - III IA cor
'F'a
iha $'"i - son"'y Germs:
sores "e' III regular E"tfh!y ses-
s.'h i's' 'i'n1Ay Win al the meo
a.f' l'Gtht, aHd transacted ohiy
t" u 'a! ''nf'"e business.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-01-10

-ihc Book Store has this to saw
: itlents We sold mere than i
'1> = much iuriug the month OF
= ter than any other month
we opened Many thanks Tor
f" FAtr"uage, and best wishes To
- a.t Tor 4 bright and prosperous
Gear.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-01-10
Col. W. IT. Jordan. J p. I

Col. ". II. Jordan, J p, has
carried two con ,les recently. A!
Jorians Grove. Dec. -, 1890, he
united ~ uarrla.e Mr.. J. II. Whee-
ley and Miss Mole Wilson, both Of
Person county. Al the same place
Jan. 9th, 1891. &c parried two coli
ored persons, Lee Barnett, of Per
son, AID Cora Eorsnee, OF Orange.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-01-10
PHoToUNCED f!oPHLesS, YET
SAVED.

Pc TouNCED EoPHLGSS, YET
SAVED.
ffom a letter written by Mrs.
Al! T. Hard, of Grot"r, : y, VIC
q5ot" WAS takcl with a bad cold,
N',,l settled on my Lung, cough
- II and finally Terminated in Con
>0mntl'n. -Four doctors cave me
ZIP saying | could live bus a short
me gave myself up To my
saviour determined it | conld not
Say with my trends On earth.
W"''i fl"et - absent ones above.
llv 'n>tN = Was advised to get DR..
~ Y NV Discovery for Con.
>N'tg.tau, Coughs and Colds.
@tN" II a trial. took IN all EIGHT bot,
yes II has cured me and thank God
IN now a we'll and hearty wo.
laa Trlal bottles free Al w a
''Eg> prl2>t'fe. Regular size so,
aaa 81 0o.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-01-10
BE not imposed upOn'

Examine. TO So" that You get the Cen
uine. Distinguished from all frauds
and limitations by our red y Trade
Mark on front of Wrapper. and on the
side the seal and signature of J. II.
Zeilin & Co.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-01-10
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
When Baby was sick, we gave her CastRria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria

q Subscribe tor this paper. 1t
VIII be sent to you from now until
Jan. LIST, 1892 for only Sl.OO.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-01-10

Master Iopris Cooley, son Of
Mr.. JOS q. Cj"lev, left for Raleigh
last Tuesday. Lonnie has been ap
pointed a page in the State Senate
Ivy Lieutenant Governor Holt.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-01-10

-Inu will find at the Book Store
a full line of School Books and
School Supplies of all kinds. School
BOOKS q speciality.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-01-10

v~aIORKING PEOPLE
w can take Simmons
Liver Regulator
without loss oftime or dan
ger from exposure. It
takes the place of a doctor
and costly prescriptions
and is therefore the medi-
cine to be kept in the
household to be gwen upon
any indication of approach-
ing sickness. It contains
no dangerous ingredients
but is purely vegetable,
gentle yet thorough in its
action, and can be given
with safety and the most
satisfactory results to any
person regardless at age.
1t has no equal. Try it,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-01-10
-, I..[l lSi NJ
~. CABLE NO. >.

Tr.in ~ .. mail. cciry West, a.
So. =, +, A,norn - p. II.
Tta.,sNe ID, maiI, go'ng E.s',
fI.s, ~ i~iiish1r. At u Oh =. IN.
TtaH NJ. i. through lre'gh',
.1a"nrs9 gong W,et, arrives at
-,,to ~ 30 a. III.
I'm NJ. u, lar@ngh ire!ent,
..cr>.) -"1.y Eas', arrives at
at>bof" Z; +" ia u. ID.
I Aa ~. %, iaca! freight, coiHy
o., l,ass ucerS between Greens
s - .~Ir.a,) arrives At HIS
+, r. ~ y. -.
.1 80. -. local freight, going
~. ~a.ey:@~r- iet"ren Selma
"a Gu,.r-b"r1.) arrives ~ lids
~ i - a. Il.
&c COOLEY, Agent.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-01-10

Summons Liver Regulator has
nescr failed % relieve Constipation
o. the Bowels.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-01-10
AT THE. CORNER.

LOOK XERE--We offer for
80 days, Great Bargains.
Have $500 worth OF goods for
you-not $4,000 as before. Goods
must be sold, You do not know
what your dollar will buy. Cali and
see.
II, n. BROWN, SR.,
TRUSTEE.
Dec. 9th, 1890.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-01-10
OF GOODS.

WHICH is THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE
EVE OFFERED IN NORTH CAROLINA
This Stock was bought from the manufacturers aud iarges, dealcrsiu
he country on the most favorable terms, and will be sold at prices that
will please the most xac,ing.
We invite yoursespecal attention to
LINE OF LADIES' WRAPS
bought from a manufacturer going out Of business, which we will sell at
BIG BARGAIN.
IN DRESS GOODS, AND THE TRIMMINGS TO MATCH,
We have all the styles that are desirable at all prices
IF YOU NEED A SUIT OF CLOTHES, HAT,
OR PAIR OF SHOES, :
look at our IMMENSE STOCK, and you will be sure ,o buy.
Don't forge, that on BUGG1Es, WAGONS, CARTS aud HARNESS,
we art uuexceIed.
We bought from an importer a large STOCK OF GUNS which we will
sell at lower urices than O will see again for wears
It is not necessary to mention
AND GROCERIES,.
as we are always fixed to supply your wants with everything lin these lines.
But se ,couM mention. the fact that &c bought all Of our 11EcE
GOODS BY TIE CASE, before Tie aacance IN price, therefore can
MISS DUNN has returned from the North and has bougb, a line of
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS,
that she says are just lovely.
We have added largely to oor stock OF GENTS FURNISHINGS.
Look at them.
As We expec, a cold winter We have bougb, a nice line of CARPETS
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Balm aceca's Defense.

Before committing suicide, Bal maceda left letter for the New York Herald, in which he says:
 My enemies say WIS cruel. Cir cumstances compelled me to sane tion certain acts, but many acts at tributed to me 1 never knew until after they had been committed. Un- til the final battle of Placilla l had strong hopes of triumphing over my enemies. My generals assured me of victory. But they all lied. l know now they only pretended to be my friends because of the money they could get from me. All the money I have is S2,500 that my wife gave me August 2S.
 "Your Minister, Patrick Egan, many times offered me good advice. He urged me to make peace with those who opposed me, and retire from Chile. 1 did not heed his wise advice, for I thought that he was under the influence of the Junta, who were then refugees in the American legation. All through the trouble my closest advisers were opposed to any overtures for peace.