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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-05
Change Of Proprietor.

Theundersigned respectfully announces to the
public, that he has this day assumed the pro-
prietorship of the BELL HOUSE, and solicits the
public patronage generally, In taking charge
of this well known house he desires to assure
the public that his aim will be to keep first
class house. w. L. MARTIN, Proprietor.
march 21-tf
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-05

UlThe remains of Mr.. Hugh L. White were FOL
loFedto the eemetary Yesterday aftefnoon by
. large concourse of sorrowing relatives, and
friends.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-05

We hope there will be a full turn out of the
mechanics tonight at Turner Hall, to take
steps for organizing the grand procession dur
ing the progress of the Industrial Fair. There
are two housaad mechanics in Knoxville, and
wetrust they viii be largely represented. asoil
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-05

Pemberton's compound extract of Stillingia
cures all old dmercurial and venerial diseases
without faii-4try IL. Afa
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-05
DIR. FOSTER, q g.,
The Mysterious physiological
.clA1RNoYANT AND SEEN,

WuL REMAIN IN THE CITY FOR A FEW
w days only. DR.. +. was born With the wonderful
gait Of Second Sight, By which he is able 20 reveal Jour
past present and future and to describe persona places
snd ioc1lltss u any part Of the world. He has his
once g e. ID. Hoss' Boarding House. tfs
All communications on business viii roceive attsn-
ton. To insure prompt reply. send retazn poetage
stamp. Address, p. o. Box SIG Knoxville, Tenn.
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Personal.

Amo ng.the railroad magnates in the city yes
ssrday was ]. C. Stanton. Esq, Superintendent
of the Alabama and Chattanooga Railroad
Couirany zone of the nost importantIof the
new railroad enterprises Of the South. Hlacks
but eight miles Of completion and WREN done
will be one of the best roads in the eountrys He
Is bound to equip his road in first class STYLE and
on yesterday orderedEof Col. Pullman two lol
his unsurpassed palace cars - TTVTg'
Gel, .. B. Yates, General Tieket Agent ofthe
Great Southern Mail Route, 20 Broadway, n.
Y, is also in the city. By his energy and SUI.
psrior capacity, he has established for his line a
fns reputation and made it familiar and popu-.
lar with the travelling public. lsa
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-05
funeral.

Pemberton compound extract of Stillingii
cures all diseases arising from impure blood.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-05
Grain.

Corn is changing hands now in Chattanooga
at Y cts pei. bushel on thirty days time. Wheat
/. is worth 81 Leo sacked. s5,s'a.ipt 80
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-05

Globe Flower Syrup cures whooping cough
sore throat, bronchitis, and asthma.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-05
SIeenfnr Cars.

just try Globe Flower Cough Syrup for cor
umption, asthma and Group.
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Livery,

John Lowe & Co., having purchased stock
of entirely new buggies and harness, all Of the
latest styles, are DESTROYS Of adding livery to
their other stable business as candidates for
patronage. They can assure the public that
they will furnish at all times good and well
trained horses. etf march 23-d2m.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-05

Do not be discouraged. III you have dyspep-
sia or any disease Of the Liver, there is long
life Of happiness before you, if you only use
Simmons' Liver Regulator. p ri = "a nsT
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-05
GENERAL MARKETS.

The cotton market has not been active; there have
lZla15s<s for New Orleans closing at Isl a15A 2 10.
In coffee there is but little doing Bio sold at lEza-
Ct but steady in prices There has been doing in
pFovions. In hides there is good business, and no
further change to report Wool remains and in
demand at full prices There has been but little doing
in sugar; Cuba, S]a51zc. Tobacco has improved. In
do. Naf straw. 81 15a1 20. In iron there has been
moro doing in Pis there hsye been sales Of No Le-
Forge ut SIS per ton. Scotch pig sells at $Ssa tom
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-05
Bullding Lots For Sale.

offer few Building Lots. in the city, for
sale JOS A. MABRr. :
mar23-tf - .agssse aE,ss n4E =
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P"F" by telegraph
ii: New York Marlkef.

.i,s.fs s--st lift "a STOCKS. s-,1 go
new YORK, April S.-Money active at 6a7c. OF
call Sterling dull, .s7za9T. Gold sl.107E. Govern
mont securities dull. bat prices firm 62s, III. South
ern securities generally very dull Tenncssees and Viz
ginias very strong and active New South Carolina.
had slight reaction and sold up to Gle. Tennessees
$50; new 65 Virginias 7s new 70. Louisanas. old 6s
new So; lcvees r. IS 81. Alabamas 102 s. 6S. Geor-
gias 81 % 500. North Carolnas 461z new q. South
Carolinss, ~ new 81 81 ~ ~
PRODUCE. Vi ,.Bi7slsJ
NEW YoRK, April 3.-Cotton quiet and weak
Sales 3,3ss bales Uplands 151S. :Flour-Soufhern
quiet and firm; common to good extra s6.90a75o
Whisky steady ut 91c, Wheat frmer; winter red and
amber Western 81 .60al Corn heavy and lower; soa
Sc. Cofee quiet and unchanged. Susa. in moderate
81. n Pork S2l.00 Beef plain mess, 10al5. Lard.
kettle 12la12I. Turpentine 81 Rosin strained 360a
2671z. Freights frmer.
Cfncinaafi Market. ~.
CINCINNATI, April 3-There Il no demand for pro-
visions. Whisky firm and in fair defnshS at ST.
.yIEN tcfsC - ----------r. ..s7 .1f.1Ef t-ft.-
foiH ~, louisville Markefor.l 55fe
LoulsvILLR, April 3.-Proyisions nominal. Whisky
heavy, SIC. Corn steady; skelled and sacked IS.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-05

as the Stacey House. and viii heneeforth conduct
it IN the most approved style. II u .Hsots 81 :.
The patronage OF the public generally, ard of my old
Irlends lariys who baFestOe b meeo treT in
the pasts FespeetfhIy solicited promise them
cordial reception and comfortable home the Battle
House. JOEL A. BATTLE
1t vfIbe &eh fbsa.the sbds sha Ehave Lease ths-
Stacey Horse % General Battle. In yetiSiHx Fl
position which / have occupied To- .u@ssaTs IN
this city. desire to tender my than lind wishes
e Old friends and % rttnYr con nnnatlon
OF their patronage TO my successor. as enc VINO VIII
make their stay with him comfortable in every respect
! jan17-dtf-w 2af j. Il. SIAcE1rss
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..fgirssea .ssapf psE~-ss'zs =
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Agent: =. aaa'sd BINGLEY'S
Natural History.

Giving clear and intensely interesting Account of
the infinite variety Of habits and modes Of Of nearly
tiles, moasca, and anmalcule Of the globe. From the
famous London fcuryoiume edition. with large addi-
tons from the celebrated naturalists Of the age
Complete in one large handsome volume of 100 pages
with over 1000 spirited and accurate engravings. Price,
matt, Ohio ~ - Hss4 march 26-d5tw1t
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-05

would again remind consumers of coal, that
I have any quantity, of the celebrated Coal
Creek Coal, from the original Wilcox & Com
pany mines, at Coal Greek, which has no equal
in East Tennessee for CRATES and stoves, which
am selling at original prices, and delivering
promptly upon receipt Of the cash. Eiei
do business to accommodate the people. and
guarantee good weights, and good article ev-
cry time. .z5eii.g,s
Also, have plenty of wood always on hand, and
deliver boath coal and wood promptly upon re-
eeipt of the "seads.n g AS. MARINER.
jan lift - nft3 - ~
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-05

From the Philadclphis Trade Journal. April IL
a.. New York Prices Current.
pEY GOODS MARKET.

The week has exhibited continued activity in ths
found an improyedldemand. In brsvr sheetings and
shirtings there has been reduction in heavy browns
Atlantics Al 121zc; Pacific A, lie. Chased cambric:
are in good demand Washington. &c.; high coIors &C.
Amoskeae. Sc. In prints there has been reduction
the over productive influences Of home manfacturers
are bearing unpleasant effects: Pacific, 1e; Richmond
101z; Manchester. 10 and 101z; Spragues 10; wash
ington. 10; Anoskeag. 81 The dress goods market
has shown fair activity printed effects In limitation
of woven goods, meet with ready sale. In carpett
there has been large business with most Of the mil
making full time. f'1- t5t - -
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Wants-For Rent-For Sate-Boardine- Lost-foand
oU be Inserted in this colsmn at % Cents each an
serfon not ereeedns fvc lines fve lines Cents
or each additional line sci5l be charged.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-05

"a good supply of Teas always on hand ut
novlS-sf .glIT'GEo. NJ. WHITE & Sons.
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~ rBuckWAeas Ff0urs~
Forty sacks Of Buckwheat Flour Just received
and for sale by q : Sf1N -
novI8-tf = n Gro. M. WHITE & Son.
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VIII dispose OF One Hundred PIANOS, MKLODEOx6 and
ORGANS OF SIX first class makers including WATERS
at extremely Low prices. for CASE during this month
viii tai part cash and the balanee in monthly or
The New York herald., 1871-09-17

CARrET5 AND FURNITURE.
Tremendous Reduction in Prices.
Ess:s Ess:s ys'S, yss; s!Sss..: Sss y:r; ~ s !ss
Tapestry Brasaes. per yard, VI -
All WOO! oil insran. .a per yard, $50
oheIohs Shades. curtains. Mats. Mating. &C..
$oOo0oo worth of Furniture. in endless variety.
comprising
Ename,ed Chs,nb. Suits nine ecea sas.
Wsnut Shac.ber Sn Is, woo Top, $,s:
WSnn; Cna%her Suit. %n,S's mar, g. top ,s,: .ss @
Upholstered 'A''' 'A' '0'a 0' ''''' s. D. KELLY.
52, 5,4 and b1S .>,ghth avenue. and
:s7, 26s ani all West thirty fifth street.
u o'NEILL CO.,
H. % sns sn 1~G'sa sss; ;Ss Goods
WI open on Monday' Sept IL.
yeysIs ii ., r.. .sses 4 xs.
st sonne. Velvet. S's. =. the new Ss e ia SHADES IS. ~
GO TO oNErLL's FOR
VIII oOsn on Monday sers IL full 4 IN. Gro. cr." Bonnet
H'sSSsf s%s fG orr cSsr
M IN. All
Full iine Book Pla'ds, new goois
| GO TO o'NElLLs FOR
Fine frens, FLOW. Flowers, r,u..
|
We arr now prepared offer the argcs, best
French Flowers AMI Oslrich Planes and Fancy
Feathers In the ely. ana the cheapest
| GO TO OHEILLs FOR
! Straw Goods.
| All the new tall shapes OPEN
! Pine black Straw 1urbans; 75c. to 81 TO-
| VIA open Monoay several new hnsIish shapes
GO TO o'SE1LLs FOR TnE LATEST NOVELTIES IN
silk Seats,
Fancy Scarfs.
We have open the best assortment IN the city land he
chaapesI
View oren Monday, sspiembsris Loo dosea OF Lupins
IVo dozen upns twobuuon fancy, 81 Is sold on Broad
| i3o dozen Lupn's extra, 8, 65 worth - Is.
90 TO o'EEILLs AND
examine their new department OF fnsde up
LACE GOODS.
vslencences and italian Lace Collars Lace Sleeves Laco
scts, Lace Hsndkerchtefs AL COOS male up on the
Special attention gwen all orders.
Full lines OF Guipure Laccs Thread Lace, trimming
| Lace Of all kinds, Dotted Net, an Wells.
n. B.-wi, open Monday, september 10,
20G0 French 0upure Lace bought greet
which will be sold At less than u cent below
the o English German Gripurc Lace.
Call prices. An goods marked In plain
figures.
Il. O'NEILL CO.,
sa5 and s23 Sixth avenue and Twcntieth street
The New York herald., 1871-09-17

"A. Ma SMITHS Pattern Bazaar, plt Broadway, near
1wcu,tcth street. SAVE MUNEp. Examine our styies
BnhUKt PurghAs'ng tArOKrhD SUITS Yoa w,i and .s
FAR IN ADvANLn THEN. Ladies be FULLY
POSTED BY our I'LL, sTKATED PATfEKS BAZAAR,
published September y irics l0c.. mailed
u DOLE, 66s BROADwAY.-FRON AUCTION. BLACK
silks less than inporters pricesi u 81 ria. ~ -
SJ per TaLie Linen sshsr uoois equally i0w-
The New York herald., 1871-09-17
NRw FALL GOODS
-Rw FALL GOODS
LORD 4 TAYLOR.
BROADWAY AND Tw wENIIBrH sTRKET.

LORD 4 TAYLOR,
BROADWAY AND TwEN1IBra sTREET.
will cser on Monday September s the mc:. er.en.,., AZ.
por.eL
DRESS GOODS DerARrM ENr
M.rchone.s suns' en- rely rsw With hs.v fringe
tmDre,. su:nss IN nea on soor, for po'ona's
and heretofore imported IN black Inspection
french Merinos, from Soc. upwards, and Of every
En- ish sa,.nes most extensive assortment.
entirely new from 5oc Onward, ~ n and u I'm,
Empress Co,bs in me i hish and cloth co0r' from Sc
Irish and French roplus, immcnss variety. in all
six and Wool veonr real French fabrc superior to
elegant styles Al SIC, worth SOC.
:. rse' &c. 'ss s'.i inches
LORD TAYLOR,
Plain, Bla OK and Colorsd silks.
100 pieces plain Black Grain "iold Medal Brsud;"
70 pieces faIe Sublime, very superior quality ss ss per
pieces Fas Sublime. extra quality S' inches wids ~
.. ~ e S sasSs sas % g. so'' satin ''''a % inches "d'
msnafaesare Of Bonsts ct ca, Drap DO France
SA,ins, IRON 81 upwards
RICH, PLAIN, CoLoRED SILKS
We op~n Monday Scpiem 49, for the examination OF
the est and best assOrIed stocks
offered In city, ng winch be found all the deli
cate for evening hs ti2st All sdes, OF various
coors suits; the shades Of cloths and
enrss variety Of shaded coiors nj aha from 3:
yard.
aiar,e stock Of Lining sfxs Trimming silks and Trim.
mir The silks val oe exhbed IN tue second SEQ
zion OF tne Twentietn street si ie o the store.
n B.-Speci, Inducements offered 70 dressmAkers pur
chasing their goods at this establishments
VELVET DEPARTMENT..
Black Coakrg vevs,s warranted ali slx from $40 up
ward
Black co!ored Trimmlng vsives In all grades very
Enst.h and French Pushes 10 ai coor for sacaues,
rious widthA
German CloAklas vevsts, all sradst al = bargain
LADIES' SUIT AND CLOAK DEPARTMENT..
WIN be opened, on MONDAY, september B, . large and
Ladies' suits and Co4xs just received per steamer seoAs
comprising tao atost Pars aud Londoa s9yeA
Also
Chtdrso's Garments In great varIs,y.
Dresses and Costumes made 10 the latest styles In
Drre.Ions FOR selfmeasnrcmen, nsar'ns psesscs &c,
scot BY mall on apphcaon
LORD 4 TAvL0R.
efoadsAs and iwsasich slscee
The New York herald., 1871-09-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.

-A.-PERsONS WHO ARE INSURED IN GOOD
N. Ito insurance companies and who do not desire
the policies by absolute fae, the
value OF ,heIr policies BY applying
Agency, 81 Liberty
The New York herald., 1871-09-17

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BOOTS SHOES. TRUNKS
"A and ,slises al tho Great Fami shoo Emporium $50
Bowery. Of Bond street, selling " per below
broadway priceA W. D. BISELOW,
ROBERT IRWIN.
The New York herald., 1871-09-17

AT JAMES NoCEEERY co.'s.
~ BrSsaxss O. Sssdsy 1%. s.Ss%ss: sSssa's :gs.' e.
Grand Exhibition OF new
Plain and Fancy Silks
n s se nsw fan 'hsdes G nils" az ansn,S 'oos OF black
prices.
"A Broadwsy aud Eleventh street,
will add to their 2n pspsr aSasf rs:: Sss' GOOD. Department
&c FaSes sfssis ss,:
SS pieces Of sa.iao ID D,sones =; sic per ys.d her v,,
SO pieces Of hne Corded Popins, al 5oc. per yard
AT JAMES .MooREERY. 4 CO.'S,
y Their :S%aa .S;.s. Goa ss
an iSs sr' % %S ss possible
n broadway and Eleventh street,
sn e new asS91 Ss sssua .. fsn a.u s
prices.
AT JAMES MccRERRY I CO.'S.
Wiz SSiiH.Sss' open on nm soSD%Y. jiST;" sept ; is
Lace. and Enbroldorie. Ribbons. Passemcnt-rs Trim
at less than Iinportsrs' prices
Point Appi,qns Hart., toirarss. Collars H.ndtos
fns ns ss sssa @ cpss ana
IN the stes: styles, at prices lower than ever.
ATJANEs MocRhERY CO.'S.
"A Broadway w1I "Td Es. es.s s0'h street,
on Monday, ssptembef IL, -
styles In Ladies' Black Alpaca LADIES' BACK MIX
Suits Ladies' sscques Ladies Cloth Ssc1ues and
Cioaks, Lades' Mornn Wrappers Chdren's Coaks AK
CoRts, Dresses Suits Lades undrrgarments, Night
Dresses, Chemscs Drawers, Skirts, Infsnts Warirobes,
c0mpete Infants Trimmed Embroidered CiOAks In
fnuts Flannel Skirts embroidered plain lniann Me
rtpo shawis, handsomely embroidered; Inxna' Robes,
Slips, Skirts The ladies OF this
vicinity respectfully Invited exsmne our stock, NJ they
will novelties to be found elsewhere, and as
the lowest possible prices Our lrcssmskug Department
tsn.oa paid Reception, E1snns Wedding Dresses
A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS JUST RECEIVED AT
the down retail dry gOods stOrv. No. ~ Barclay
street. below Church Shaker ali wool
and Douestic Fianuels Rcd Blue Fancy Shrng fSn-
Des: assortment of Table uxmasks. NnpSina,
cached tluck and Towe.. To~elling. Crxsh 80;
White Silver Gray Bankers Honey Comb and roet
Quilts Nottingham aoe Curtains, Hemned and emsitched
Linen Handkerchicfs Hamburg gins an nsertnys. best
styles Black Apacas lot Of Black SkS. Coiored En-
pr Cloths uperb shades: Paid pres. oods Green tar-
Hosiery Domestic Goods of all kinds, Csoths
rcosngs and and great variety Of other
goods.
The New York herald., 1871-09-17

TT FISonoS' R,.voor, place,
will opcn next week novelties Paris IN trimmed Bon
nes as. Flowers, Feathers aud Farcy ooods selected b
Mime. r. Pinchcn.
The New York herald., 1871-09-17
DRY GOODS.
FALL OPENING. 1871

We would respectfully to customers thai on
opening OF fau ana " Inter Goods will take paco
The New York herald., 1871-09-17
DRESS GOODS DEPARrM ENr.

will Offer on Monday September 49, the most extensive
sortnaent OF New Fa G0ois ever offered In this city
prissng many and elegant novc.tes before
ported
The New York herald., 1871-09-17

THURSDAY NEXT. SEPTEMBER Il.
The New York herald., 1871-09-17

AT DE PERCEvAEs. 7S9 BROADWAY. OPPOSITE
n Astor place at very low prices.
Children ng Wardrobe. and Bonnes
French Lingerie and lad es' Undergsrments.
Handsome Monograns embroidered order.
Stamping and Stamped Goods.
Laces Cleaned and Mended, equAi
The New York herald., 1871-09-17

when shall offer the largest and richest stock OF goo
ever exhibited ON Sixth which for Style Qualify an
Low Prices cann" I've edualed by house IN the city
We wi.l open speciaties the following limos OF good
% roprospnted;-
The New York herald., 1871-09-17

KENTUCKY LOTTERY. CLASS &c. NOS 49, 9r
"A. d, 322 720. frizes cashed by DE Ian BROS,
lao Broadway corner Liberty street, room H.
GENTLEMAN, FULLY COMPETENT AND RELIA-
"A bic, will write lectures speeches essays
other required by ladies geutemen Address CO
tIDEHTiAL box 40 fost onice.
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY or CUBA AND
"A. Kentucky stale Lotteries oncai drawings OF
always cn Lle. CLUTE, Broker 2O6 .ay, Post
oaice box Ass. L3 Fulton street anu No. : PARK row.
A -Ottk IAL DRAWINGS.
N. KrN1t Cki STATE LOTTERIES
kEk1UCAY-ExTRA GLASS NO. 54i-SnpT. 1e 1e7l
bS ~. ~, b 6z. IL. -, 46, 3. 5a, %
- = kEATVoKY-OLASS NO. St2-SEPT. IT, 1911
%. g. 81. 81, "a 52 ~. Ii, 10, 8. II, ~. H. 76
PADuoAu-xxrRA GLASS no. 4al-8EPT. 16, ISL
"a, 3. ~, u; -, - o.. 4, 80, ~, o. ..
rADUCAH Ass no. s-sEPT IL, 1871.
SIMMONS 4 CO.. Managers. Covinrton. Nv.
J.CLl TIE. Broker. w Broadwny Post ouce l,sos
BUSINESS CHANCES FOR LIVE MTN-TuE STANDS
ID 1t the urand Military es,vai will be sold auction 10
th, lshest bi .ers, Wednesday, September 70 at the
fashJn Course. ut oc ook r. N. rhe festival held
two weeks AMI will attract than 100UU visitors Tho
dancing atnrms Ciar stand and aide show privileges will
be asosed or Terms 10 cent at sale, balances wihin
two dav "a rsaer Persons desiring ground Sr csh9ons
apply TO the anct after the SALE BENJAMIN W.
HITCHCOCK. 1enera Manager, - 1cckmsn street. N Y.
The New York herald., 1871-09-17

A KENTUCKY LOTTERY. CLASS 6A- NOS ls "a.
"A. b. drew 322 TO- frizes cashed by DE Ian BROS
lao broadway, corner Liberty street, room l3
The New York herald., 1871-09-17

ORDERS FOR CLEARING HOUSES AND SHIPS OF
" bed bugs water b,rs reaches, moths and teas
b left AT DANzlGERS ouce ~ Forsyth street, or 26
Nest street.
The New York herald., 1871-09-17

AT DE PERCEvALs. 7ss BROADWAY. OPPOSITE
A.,or place =. vsTy ST pres md Roooo
French Lingerie Md Lad es
Laces Cleaned and Asnded equA. 10 now
ArMEs oAYNoR's.
ss4 Broadway corosr Twelfth street
Cosets, sk.rs and Tournours-
Corset. a specially.
just received. most sssH. shps, and 'yles in French
Also r. weriev's Woven Corsets
plain lain, and N! !.a" embso,isrea: p
Chrdrcn's cOr,s.,. Waist. and sa0uldereraces.
Abdominal Supporters
Skirts ard TournourA
Latest Paris noveltes.
Skirts and COrsets TO suit every
A oTENiSG FOR THE FALL Sc AsoN.
FIRST CLASS GOODS SPECIALITY.
EXTRAORDINARY BARSAIXs IN EVERY DEPART.
Fsasy sSs. pgfs%s:.d 4 recent S.as sale.
opesnG ''s % ~s se g" Of Il sae "a t, sa %ca &
ss9.s: I'd si b.; Tsr, j = 3 roS,s AL
WHITE GOODS
JACQUES, OAshmeres Napkins,
ysssH ss.. esnsr. sa,'s; g!sS. gsia.. 1Sss: BS,.:
Swiss MislirA AlJacas, Linen Cambric,
kansooks, Merinoes, Linen Sheetings,
Victoria Lawns Tanise Cloth, Lines Lawas.
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS IN RIBBONS.
2neh black eros Grain Sasn kipbons nj sc, worth 81 &
pinch best quality black Sash Ribbons at al ID. worth
Sl 81.
na.uiacen, variety coored Sash Ribbons ssc aysrd
and upwards
0pcnin.. complete assortment OF Plaid Sash Ribbons FOR
fa ami winter ".
just opened invoice OF Kid Gloves fall shades,
1T sjc. pair. everv pair anted. -
Opcun rli lines In al new shades, and button Kid
Ct YES AT II. al 20 and 81 IS.
500 dozen La lies Linen emstitcbed uAudkerchiefa a.
81 so per dozen; formerly $3 50.
Lsdes' Bows aud Scars endless variety, .. extremely
low prices
Ladies and Geutemea's Unacrwear. for fall aud winter
Opening, full lines Of Laces, and imitation Hamburg
Rmproaertea
w0rs,ed tmbroiteries, At attractive prtcea
JUST RECEIvED, A JOB LOT or ALi4WOOh
BLANKETS
AT ~, IS AND 50; WORTH %, ~ AND sIa
N. B.--A discount TO tue trade
FRfEND's.
$40 Sixth avenue.
near Thirty eighth street
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-12-06
which will be sold at
LOWER PRICES
TGS tIaS Ease Ga1e ess
Our Nuty!

rs political excitementj for the
time being, has subsidized, and dead
cAllh has succeeded the temporary
storm, our people, it is to be hoped,
will now find abundalice Of Tins to
lake other mdttetS into considera-
ton, in Which all ar's deeply inter-
ested and Upon which the welfare
aid PROSPERITY Of our county de-
pend. Dur educational affairs shohld
be carefully lOokea after. Teagher5
and directors Of sthBbls should see
to it that noiIiing f5 %yRat'hg to sc-
cure the greatest possible amount of
benefit TO the children Who are how
undergoing that mental discipline
which is to qualify thcii for after
years, Persons especially interest
cd i'll the ni6ral training c'fthe voting
Ishould look to the detailS of otir
Sabbath Schools and observe that
their every department is Well sus-
taiued% %that t!iS lambs 6f the hock
Fare we'll provided for, and that no
Zone object which will promote their
welfare is overlooked. Theso nur-
surics of the church should be watch.
Iully guarded at every S'traiitSj as
EnpoHy their. Successful and faithful
nandgemtntFthe hopesof our rising
generation nfst depend. Our pa
rents ah6ud bG particularly anxious
that their children should spend the
long tall ana @intcr evenings in the
mo6t ssprottablo lnanher posslblej
that #hitS they are not deprived of
those innocent alill!sements that de.
Light the mind, Their attention is
mot diverted from that study and
research upon which so much de-
spends.
We have marked, in tbs few past
years, II manifest Improvement in
all these things in Wilton county,
and it should continue to advance
! The right spirit is now abroad In
our midst, the beacon fires are barn.
ing brightly upon our hills and in
our valleys, End, aIlRoHgh we may
not live to see it, the time is not far
distant when in social educational
and moral standing, our people will
fill q Proudcr and more distinguish.
ed place thar they have ever Gone
Eheret6fore. ....,..