Daily British Whig (1850), 15 Jul 1887, p. 2

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.A.. J". I ILA.HCN. con, wuouasnus & nmuy C.-;~.'~.....-*~*-.....m.F.-.. .....--.......-H: Yo nttuuu. J'l`o|c|Ihono ounnulodu. .`...u""Q..';.."$}.`.`.!"'n`:.`a:`g" "`""`.L' `.12 van but 111:1 Ind: nova. unman- awed. (kit tllndnuwootl. . 8: l,I?(X'D-L.N0.IClIL&ll CH3? ml `I00!-Llolo R. cA_wIfoRD__ &_ 00., mu AND son W001); It will pay you to examine our utock. u the balance of our Spring and Summer Goods must go if Low Price: will all them, Murray & Taylor's, Nuns` Veilinc for 10. 12 1~2. 150. Printa-a apooidjob lot for 100, worth 150. ` Prints for 70. worth 12 1-20` Muslims at 5. 8, 10. 12 1-20. $ Summer Hosiery 5, 8, 10. 12 1-20 ' per pairand up. all reduced. Nd. "W and (big:-In nals. For the bnlnnco of this month we will sell ` at Still Greater Reduction: lll our SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS. The following on a few quotations. The stock latoo gene- rol to name in dottil : Murray & Taylor's. ...a"':, "&.'.`.`.u."..`.{ `"`.`.?``..........` "'```$} ' . w on -eoonoln|mI thnntho klnthffnd cun- Io dthdaof mullitutgo W . 08 0 ml our on! m cwu.mR3AhL x- . G POWDER 00.. 1% Wall Street. New SacricialReduotions. 176 PRINCESS STREET`. July I]. BRECK &. BOOTH, |_ .0.VlD_EB Iultud Olnapcul In the em. 7 Foot of Clmnci and lurid Otmu, M. MAXLIN. E-n SEE THESE PRICES AT Vt: wvyuu -Au-at -,--w--- _-_As_oluteIy Pure. WOOD AND OOAL._ WIT. `llhlnglto db." howavcuuund null mdomlnndnlidun llutchhnn IIIIIDILIBJ has (on: unehutdwiun hounrhnnul Iona Anoatcrn (on has h`t.utalll|koa|lm|hrdlvcrdonln|Qcoln- nonchlundhnnnhuinllywulylhll. though. Thcnhnnvu-nalvthnonotox. Ildhbntolvogolucoudnlhthowlho pampered lIdtoruonthapnviouII:otho`nI.' DRY MILL WOOD AND SUBS, uguunlnuaoolsn Butlth oulythowclltodo-ln thoclu. Rho wedu:y-wio can uord horuhnck oxI~ `But then luono bonobuck riding east, and then u-splentyot laugh south and nut. And while riding In pnrlnptulnwty but none tholeu cerhlnlydocrudng vat Induoutmlt bulunlyoomlng Into hvor mun in the out II. it in unit tkg mall On n__|I| th Mk IU ulucu uuu uucuu I. an uuyuuux. In the west and south then are many bridle paths where one could not drive in a buggy. Running is the favorite method of Ipeoding homes. The bicycle is still something of I novelty. 1 \`\-ll- ............ ..... ....,... In thoeest the ooun'l::-ynoada areeverr u`-here tted for the light buggy. Oneeaa lrive to town or to church and run lea :lmnce of spoiling his Sunday clothes than if he rode. The young lover can sit done he- Iide his sweetheart in II buggy. and he can't it they go horseback. There is much ma! snthusiuu. over trotting matches than run- ning receeinthe easts.andhoI-eel are,thete- lore, bled for their driving and not their run- ning qualities Those who want the exercise at riding say that the bicycle is a better steed lhan the ho1se--thut he is safer. doCn`t cost so much and doesn't eat anything. In Hun acne! and at-nofh tlnnvnnrn Innnv he-(HI. Nm \\ UUII _\llII IIHVU you will ask Why ! The n||\~|\'or tn ram- Ityounroanehbernmanyou will be sub prbadnhould you mckontripwettornouth, byfonumberot men and women you will no on horseback. It you reside south or \ travel north oreut,youwill ; bntmck-by&ho!u:tthat.tow. pooplo unto . '2` menu in than nntlrnn .- y Iloiunnuruy an can be seen in the saddle. _ And W hen you have tsken uotao of the -a... -.in ..-.~I- hl\.'|\nlW TVICW` W T-U-vIQF Horseback lixorclno Aiuost a `nun; o( ` `tho Put In the nut sud Honk. Wino It In sun Very Common In the ltutl and West. ' I ' 80N_I_ETHING ABOUT was wgw paoeu-: mos. - `LIFE `IN THE SADDLE. vv cum xxousn, row now. L- ...-a AI... ........L--. -...A- -... THE i R1T1'sH '\x'H1(;. FRIDAY. JULY J15. wtthoucoppadhn Iuvaanuhubu cnndlthtohrpvvuuruluqu-.hot&o llqnhllcnmjoruypnvnld qnhulh. liunltollouunhonadhhllrh Dunocnuoomelhhhhn llonuully vlobthophlhrngnl honolieuh euvnuuuulnphi Ibqnuhnuphllun. Ehhlnnnn-;-nhnnnInIJ.Q '13." 'W'.A.LSH 8, Oononoauoalanucblon. (XML \'ARD--Banal 83.. Int Dr. 1'. 3|. Pariah ; Aug. I `luunnnrytuailhn. Iluulndbtyvuhun usnuaauu.u&.n-ao.1an.:uuuu l}owdohooqhlQ.nndwud% tn u mounting of hi Al Alhnd vxi ["8 Kill. He began his ynlitloal life at O Democrat of the Jackson-Benton school, a hellever in hard money, revenue taril! and decentralization. He lived to lyggomo an ardent Republican, and the history of hlrchange in like that 0! many thousand other-e-an epitome ot the wonderful social` and political revolutions from 1850001870. Alter aervingoneter-Inns therilfaudtwolnthe leglelatureaa nDe1uo- crat. he took radical ground tor prohlhltion. andln lsciarantorgovernor on that ticket. ~ receiving but 11,027 votea he next year he ranagain, receiving H.565votea,andasthere wasnochoicentthepollatheleghlatuntiou himtor goveruonand he urved one year. In l&'55hevras agnln a candldaheodving 51,441 votaa; buta combination In the lech- latnre chose Samuel Wells. In !$6 he took averyprominent partinorganlning theRe~ publiun party. which was victnrioua at every election thereafter till 1878. Gov- ernor llorrlll threw hirnaelt into the anti- slavcry light with enthusiasm. and in moo waa elected to congreaa. in which he served but onet-arughutthatwaaintheuaunol-ahlevrar oongr:-not 1331-13. and hetookaveryactive paniudevisingthoneealpolicy ot the gov- ernment. Ila was among the rms: dc~ tendon of tho gnenhack act of Feb. 25. km, and made a special tour and campaign in Kaine to ten-um popular support tel` the new currency. He declined a reelection, how- evennnd therealter devoted hlnnelf to his private busines, except that In lS8l ho was chosen from Augusta to the legislature. in whlch. though 78 years old, he served with thellreendeuergyotyonth. Formany year: he had been a resident of Augusta, and Inalntainedhia activity till his nal lllneu. On June?! howas stricken with paralyela and only partially recovered strength, though hinnlndrelnainedclear till neardeath. Ho leave: two daughters. In C. W. Goddnrrl and Mix R. ll. Hills, and uvaral grandchil~ dun. Hialllmtriou htother,I!on.Lot M. Merrill. died some yaanago. and hoth were menol greatintqritJanlendurance,physi- ealandmqal. Ito Lute mo: Bradbury. Whoa II`-n IA!-In Puunnlnl-II, `Z. IJUU IIIK XI'_II-I"'. IUCT IIV$Il Wu [ably Clrollclod. Hou.BionBndbury,tholeudcro!tho Donocnticpnrtyin )hine,dindnthiaholnn In IN-utlnmlnfuu darn nan Anal mould]: camohyparalysis- the natural death` of ham! working and healthy Americans. Born on storm and receiving only: com- mon nchool education. be early acquired I wide knowledge at Milne menund auin. and developed great ucuu-nus In husinex Hohogm no memhnnt lnhiouuuvo town and advanced rapidly in the acquisition or ` property till hoowned stock in nverul rail 5 roadnnnd manufacturing concern. and Wll still ICNVQ in business till a short time ht-ton his death. II- 1...... I.:_ _. _|::..I Ian. -4 - I'\._....-...A -0 Caz-on in I1:-Governor` at llulno ITIQ . In Jlut Dlodu V ' , ` Hon. Auon P4. .\lorriXl,who died ayhia homoin Anemia. M9,. the otherdaaj, waiin~ _Hatimon'nnnoI much power and prim} mace` in that state; but never Md` the national reputation endoyd by lab brother, ;thoUuiIaalStnKessenAmr.or thovmllknown Justin lIorrin,ot Vermont. Annual . ac~ qulnd his ti:-apnutiouul npnutiou by lab xnnvan in nnilnn- _-A A NO1`ED mm m `mum-:. HON. ANSON P. MORRILL. Death H. L LIFFITON. Juno I0. WISWVR/I~iI)I3T1\JCWiI\3`l"S . (E1; fegtchwp Sale Now Going 0;. olurodont. Anwo u~ovII'yu:uoharow GOOD6willbourivininahwvoohs.vo hnvodooidodto olou-out ourltookof SUMMER GOODS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. Clearing Sale of Summer Dry Goods. COAL AND WOOD. i The most comfortable foot wear for this hot weather. D. F. ARMSTRONG WIGWAM SHOE Men's and Boys Stiff Hats, Soft Hats, Light Summer Hats, Straw Hats, Polo Gaps, Base~Ball Gaps, &c., are now scattered over our Tables at LESS` THAN HALF PRICE. F. X. GUUSINIEAU & G0. Jib II. I_I- II `N7; July 7. ALL FORMER PRIBES. A TORNAO am at `run Innxn-r. `'9.'`' f'- }:R.'.""".....`:'.:`-.. w...._ For ladies, Gents, Boys, Misses and 0lu'/Adren. July ` ATOTALWRECK All Summer Dry Goods Must Be Bold. lllrendl `link! nnlnnm Has struckV ou`r stoc k of Men's and Boys Hats and Caps and made THE IRON PALACE PASSENGER STRAHIB mnDqUAn'rn3 8808 8103!. I4! PRINCESS STREET. Maw just nceivd. - N. - I79 Weilington St, near Priricess. \hnmodi|hlynn'dvillhIttillbuIkof[oodIu-0

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