The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-07-02
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apW EsN * 6atola6, jdhe esd, 1868.
Chicago has put on festive attire and has
become a city Of booths. The 10th Sehger.
fest Of the First German SWngerbund of
North America began its exercises atthe Wa
bash Avenu6 FINK the 18th inst, with D grand
receptions Cohdeftl Tic Rink is large, capa-
bic Of seating five or six thousand people ,und.
is festoOned and garlanded with evergreens,
res, md buAla iof hhcal @ebnties and di
.Nfnitieb, and made gay with banners, notices
and the emblems Of music and art. On each
side Of thastage was 2 PYEsmia ~, musical
|tedb W statue Of Atlas Beaffng the world on
his shoulders. In frontof the Rim iNdas a
triumphal arch spanning Wabash Avenue for
ty feet high, gaily decked with eYergTeens,
flags and Movers. Arches and f%cstoons
Of overgreens spanned the streets n.varipus.
parts 0f tho city, andwhole blocks Sore dcci
grated with a ~profueiop Of taagAs~ eyergreehAi
banners and NOTICES, as II. JOY and music
were inearttat6d and had made Chicago their
scat ofuhgrpmol Whole forests wore. cut
down ~ kanslorm Chicago into a bower
inc reception concert was given OF wed-
nesday evening, Of vocal and instrumental
music, varied with speeches Of welcotnb by
the Mayor J. b, Rico ond Edward Schlaegcr,
q presentation Of banner from thG retiring
RTesldgat S@ngsFsgna to tH nm new pres res,
HANAlAA WI NlNNNNNNAhE VI NuNHN iANH bhk
ciosedlw with tie star Spangled Banner, sung
by the immense audience Will a volume Of
harmony like The voice of many waters,
There was O torch-light procession at the
close and display Of fireworks. The crowd
lblockod up,tbp streets in tour sqhafes ada.
fcent toths Rink, and the outside audience
out-numbered the inside many tpes,a,
1.-The conccrtB on Thursday and Friday oven
ings were great successes, and the hall was
/ sqGefd e taYtm9TtgpSrtys ~ 7gndqy
music at the picnic grounds in Wright
Grove, bhiehrygB attended by many thou
sands. M Vie concerts were under the dhec-
ton Of Hans -BqlatkG whose leadcrship,v gf
wortiyuftlA srent festival of sotg There
were Representatives in large numbers OF The
\ German lpusical s~ocietiaa Vi this country and
IaIso of inc Fdtheffand. Besides these CON
ccrts there were excursions, rchearsals. and
eNtempOre concerts in all parts Of the city.
Lhlpeg of Overhowed with suiig trom oil her
beet 4qll5i gardsnst and PLACES q pubic re,
Sort, aid IN a Week the Garden CITY, QTaycd
in sfgsh, shss Ma aeatmtal Or sony.
10 1di o. tkTHB CROPS. oi u3tslN 90
The WsatheE fol- the past feNdays has been
vcry,Warm- aud vegetation has come forward
rppiilv. THERE'S heavy grass crop ini tlhs
prcgionF And tMs leads mcto spcak"of q r,-
cent invention, patented AIay 9th. 1853, ItalCd
f.g,..g BADpE DERRICK, surs a'-
which, n conpbcti6n with tic Badger, Horse
Hav F6ril viii greatly expedite tbs unlUadine
HidasiaclanuUf fayu The dcai6bawaI Ans
yautod byJphn Sholdons Of Ml,gp ukcqcounty.
no i1 G~5i }SI 4Fs, SR9 81 gBtT' '9 1srTisl 5ios s.,
euual Observation-Disclosures for stacking 81
feet high, observation-disclosures. ms thoy can be
foldsdapd panspprtga ga wagons or cars.
gpd be PUT pp,m aiqB fAnutcA Fcldy ~ use,
I collar. mihtng buiIdirts. handling lumber.
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