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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS
Walls NEW OPERA HOUSE.
MONpAY, MONDAY,
TUESDAY, TUESDAY,
WEDNESDAY,, WEDNESDAY.
Ice WITCH!
EEKR KARL LIND.
The StOcE holm Wonder.
M MAaEETiiSkTTi FAMILY FAMILY.
=, IhnTsiay, s.Tteluher 25 dl.t appearances Of Tho
ehaMn af ami versatile tIs Washington mfs,GyTite'
TIE LITTLS SPY.
stH22-tr NAY Matinee Saturday.
WASHINGTON, TWO DAYS Only,
w FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,,
S 4 BfhN Sen 70 s ST. "
GBIAT- A5lt s. Inst MIkACLE Of AZ
1HE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
r. T. BARNUM'S
GREAT TRAVELLING WORLDS FAI2.
I ~ r.5s;ed and reorgsnize a. cost O.
SI@'ySe ieI Is and - COLOSSAL ~ proportion a.
l. b ten times larger than any 9th show IN the
hiied sat Ia Proof q which challenge g
eNh.bi5 in DISTINCTION, on OH STREET LOT.
EklDAG ard "a kDAY, : pt 20 AMI ~, Civ
rsrI I'M a5 i7 tne hrst day. and tnres
twenty great shows TIE second day, morning, Sftar
NJ One Sse sfe 80 CENT? 2RsI n to al an9 ch
dren uIdeT ysars 81 age, . cents. To accommO-
daily grant wooden Amphithsatrs similar to tn
ancient l. HIan AmYdijhsaire, viii be erected on
the lot selected, AZ cost # S5COJ contigU ~ 70
The col's tippgdr0rIr VdvilisIs, with choice re
served seats ON r10k the entire audience. giving
iuli view Il the Hipp1droms and its three separate
Sifous PERFORMANCES, with "a Joint seating capacity
Tor l6NVo people. Free admission TO the entire
twenfy great shows, guaranteed t. al wA1 buy tho
hfe Of p Z. BsTnuf, written b. himself, So pages,
Illustrated. Reduced from $3.50 - - 80 sW0rth
Sl9n greenback - a beginner. ~ ~. Srssisy.
~ Excursion Trains viii run on all lines at half
fare q and from the exhibition. VIII also exhibit
At Baltimore four days, September -, q, "a All
ND
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were 1852 ,O9s.33.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR

TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
This .affernOOn's Dispatches.
e
Associated Press Reports.
THE FINANCIAL CRASH,
Renewal Of Excitement In New York.
NERVOUS FEELING IN WALL ST
MORE SUSPENSIONS
Failure of HOwes d Macy, n Substan.
tiaI New York House.
Specie Coming from Europe.
The New York stock Exchange To
Remain Closed.
The Suspended Houses To Remain
Closed until the Storm is Over.
Statements Of Henry CIews d Co, and
Hewes d Macy.
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GRANDEsT sCHEME EVER KNOWN.
Fourth Grand GIFT Concert
FOR TINE BENEFIT OF THE
PCBLIC LIBRARY Or KENTUCKY.
10000 CASH GIFTS sI,sOO,O0O
Every Fifth Ticket Draws a Gift.
$4,000 FOR $50

The FOurth Grand Gift Concert authorized by
act q the Legislature for the benefit Of the
Putlic Library - Kentucky, will take place in
Public Library Hall at Louisville, KY,
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1873
Only sixty thousand tickets will be : Il ami ono
half q these are intended for the European markets
thus leaving only 500 for sale in the United States
where ltO,UU were d posed Of for the Third Concert
The tcsets div .de Do ten coupons or parts anI
have on their back The scheme wish fall ca ana
tiOn o. the mode OF drawing
At this concert, which Vill be the Erauiost must
cal display ever wi messed IN this country, the IN
precedented sum q
ST 500, 900,
divided into Il C cash gifts, will be distributed by
lot among the ticket holders. The nsuters Of the
ticket TO be drawn from wheel BY bi.d children
and the gifts from another.
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ntkE MEN IAEtMN OUT NRRN.
PATERSON. N j., Sept. 2t-Fourteen mora
m, n are e. he isChsrced from the locomotive
woi II OF Rogers TO- morrow, making one thou
ssud men laid OF this week. two thirds Of tie
" hole force Of the establishment.
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The YELLOWSTONE ENPEDITIoN.-The fol-
lowing dispatch was received to-day at head
quarters Of the army:
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CAPT. JACKS FATE.-Gen. Schofeld, COM
handing the Department of Columbia, has
issued an order to the commanding officer at
Fort klamath, oregon, to carry out the sen
tenCe of death against Capt. Jack and the other
the ed of October
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" your obedient servant,
Commander. Comm

Commander, Commanding.
P.S.-Since writing the above, L have re-
ceived from Commander Brane of the
"Juniata," thirteen tons OF coal.
Jos. A. GREER.
Forwarded:-D. l.. Braine, Commander, U.
s. N, Commanding "Juniata," and senior
officer present.
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CHICAGO, Ill, Sept. 2i.-Gen. ". T. .Saer-
man The main portion of the Yellowstone ex-
petition has arrived at Fort A Abraham Lincoln.
p. III. SHERIDAN, Lieut.. Gen.
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OF Henry CIews d Co. and
H8wes a Macy.
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WAsHITGToNIANs IN EURoPE.-The follow
ing Washingtonians were registered in Europe
the carly part of this month as follows: Paris,
September Orchard ID. Cults, Mr. and Mrs
a. Edwards, Miss ;. p. johnson, MIR. and Mrs.
{. :. Richards, VIM. Shoemaker, W. Strong
and family, Mrs. G.. Wendell and Miss Wendell
BRUSSELS, September 3-Mr. Werburg. Wiesba-
den, September miss I. d. Flagg, and Mr.
Tanner and family. Prague, September 5
Samuel Porter. Venice, September 1-Henry
Il. NUnsOn.
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The Suspended Houses To Remain
Closed antil the Storm is Over
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ecie Coming from Europe.

failure of HOwes d Macy. n SulJstan.
tiaI New York House,
, 1873-11-14
THE: HYDE PARK TRAIN.

To the Edsto7' Of The Chicago Tribune;
SIN: Up,der tho hoading Of "A Daily Danger
to Lifo," John Calvin Wallis urges tho cnforoo-
ment oi tho ordinance prohibiting tho running
OF tro1ns at rato Of speed exceeding miles
per Aour. am confident J. q. w. would be ono
OF the first to designate tho Hyde Park trim o
s. contemptiblo old atago-coach " woro it con-
fined to tl.o rate Of speed ho suggests.
The Illinois Central il fortunately located On
the lake-shore, FREQ from stroot-crossnga, and it
would be absurd and unsatisfactory to u;ro-
tentha Of it's patrons to roduco tho Bpeel; "
trains to such limit. Tho fact is, VIC (tho pas
Bongors) ore to blamo for cur rockloBsness. THO
Company has erected platforms on tho cast side
OF tho track for trains going south, aud Oil tho
woat side for trains going north. These were
built expressly for tho use Of passengers, and,
whom uHc1, thoro iB not shadoW Of dnnger
Wc have no excuse for jumping OF before tho
train stops, particularly in the dark, on another
track, Which wo ought to ltuow was built for tho
purpose OF running trains on, and that said
trains are 1ablo to pass at my momont. If
trains were run slower, wo should tako still
moro chanoeB, and I predict moro accidents,
The train J. q. ". alludes to was freight Of
about twenty cars, boing pushed backwards by
a switcl-engine, lho engineer Of which, although
boing able to 500 the hoadltght OF our train,
could not of course tell what train, or that 1t
was stopping. J. q. ~, with q lot Of Others
including myaolf, jumped OF before our train
fairly stopped, and came very near getting what
ne deserved for OAAELEaaNEss.
CHICAGO, Nov. 70, 1878.
, 1873-11-14
ON THE LAKE.
Further Particulars Of tho Storm
i Of Monday Night.
A Large Number Of Vessels Damaged, but
Only One Lffo Lost.

Tvn.~ l., .... .,....n -. =
HsS1y VebHol arriving III poIs sao"a s8ns OF
Ing fearful gallo encountered last TuoHday night.
All tbs sailors who hayo woathored tho fury Of
tho hurricane afe unan5tno,ia In aayipg t1at thu
.on;re ,,a1a ~. r,,,a,s ~
nosolu ea1e VI 'ntoowoekb nso' "non'so mahS
Vessols wore stranded along tho ohatn OF lakes,
WAS nothing moro than mild zophyr when COM
| parod with tho unroar of tim o1emonts during
thu roro rocont ato-n, 17ror, IN o,oto,,, II t1,o
st.sN',,, .'.,' Ss1l ~ ~ ov. .4 ~ sA'
e'eh1ne unslA O'CLOCK III tho morning the TOM
pest continued with uhabating fury. The lake
vaa converted into a roaring mass of nngry wa
tors. soothing md boiling IA If a terrible eonmo-
tfo,, 20 r,a,ts ~, nro ,.ra aan,,a,
~ "Ae 6nHa - uuaotu'a.u: ~ w." noulaeo
70 pe endowed with supernatural poWof' nothing
being able to withstand its giant power. VoaBols
Of great strength wore toased about like wash-
tuha. md IL IL ,vondorful nf,oad Tint nm toth,a
Tina hut tha ,o,a ~ nno ,ifo hoa 1,aan r.rortaa
~, ,,e' put 'Ae !osS u ONO LIE nas oeen fePoEtoo
Tho damage dono that night Is tncaloulablo,
hardly vesaol escaping unharnlod.
The schoonor 1T}or;e h Jonca. w],tch lift horo
on Mouaav 1oado,l with prain for nutyalo c,mo @
49, ".u. h@1u san,o
o&en 5eate1aay ~ plt'"p4e .oona'tlon'-her noi~
warks Btoqo, hor rigging. damaged, her naf1s
split, her jiba gouo, and her cargo wet. Bho
will hive to bo ,,nloa1od md ronaired hoforo a}o
cor r,o1o onotl,or ~,
s111 n.a .aaaa 'a,,au"n "uon1, w.
, 1873-11-14
PATRICK SlRACHlN, ESQ, DECEASED,

purs9spt to n .ot Of Parliament ct the 1ntod King:
snd fss Tmentysh;a VIA Gag. w. iat!:alod Xst 10
tao ,asea W Hi and to rcHvo yrs-
ors 9t Gs hsvlng any claims demands axainst asc.
Y9Ik;R!.GH poF'ms% ssa.Ie ill., goaaty # MiaS!s:
s.j w.. pFHsSd ssi.91. 9 th9 % g. q. Ak
William sy,!IIssm snonsldsop Scott, Ei john Koith. s.
MMaillam ~ staSau Esa thq htotlor aud John hrseha,.
;" Tooa & HdssSSts y Ahssesn. tho soufos an,sd ID
ddsHasy ds.s 1s7 t9 to-, s,on Tsnx tho particulars er
aso ss, 70 ssd E1ec4ters at to oes d esr EoieoFs
ih6ssSDo a, soot;and and notice hereby at
Patrick stfasisn. ,oasa. among tIs rs.sans eate
E1.0uom saf!l ' II tbsn ayo bag uotao an ILL.,. o ssa
.,n tiS,So 70 dsri9nted to Any pos,on q w,oso debt.
anu all pefsnna nIotod to tho Esate NJ thu said nceAse
hru re3ulrod fo1thnith pay amount icir oLts
Esspuo1E0iy to tho said Executors 10 their atousal
Eyllouta. 7''7' '
Dated this aist dny Of Ootobpr, ls7a,
j. i Il. llGEleFWDOD, Solicitors to the li1cenor.
, 1873-11-14

Quarterly II Reunion of thc trhcolorical
Setntnurtea~-DeAth 'Of Edward NIu.
CON White, Son OF Con. julius
white,
The theological sominarios oil tho city will hold
their quarterly reunion With. their Methodist
brethron Of tho Garrett Biblical Institute this
uvening. These gatherings have hitherto
been full Of Interest to those particle
pating, and arc undoubtedly benogcIal
in promoting an acquaintance '.betwoon the
aspirants for ministerial. honora belonging to
difforont denominatione. Membors Of tho Com
gregational, haptist. and Presbyterian semi
naries Of this city will visit Evanston this eyen-
Ing, curry out q literary programme already
arranged, and be entertained by the students
thero. Arrangements have boen made for n
special train, Which will lcayo Evanston for thu
city at II P. N. tonight.
OBITUARY.
Thore are many in this city and elsewhere
who will be pained to learn of the aeatb of Ed
ward Macon White wlav diod ut South Eyanston.
on Wednesday night last. Mr. White was tho
Oldest son Of acn. Juaius White, Minister Of tho
United Stated to the Argentine Ropubllo. md
bud reached the ago "of 50 yenrs. IIo waa botu in
Missouri, but paasodttho greater part OF his child
ood lS IN Wisconsin, s as haying boon educated ut
aon. In 1861. he enterod tho Ouartormnatcr'a
Department OF tho United States Army and by
Ills ability aud fidelity to luis utioy. soon rose to
B. Gnaa ofse 81 u seoy he eo q tho
Since that time he has resided IN SAITH 1s1
Evanston 1:aa odand snd boon engagod in bust
sss So rsspoe ~ 'sse s esss9y hsSsy"hsfe hG } wep
Leayenworth, whore he was we'll known viii
mourn hts d1Gatl and to his abuout father tic
, 1873-11-14

oo r% saoo1 saR's sRs' py st a + eat IT. ps'1 t. ovo IT, IT,
Whom tho PUPPY grows old otlongh to cat meat,
II Ii fed jii tho morning anti Hont ont with tho
Blioop. II utayg With thon bcoa,lno 1t IL ncons-
tdlied to I'd tltu Ito n'othor, bnt 1t cannot foed
CRY. At length, impatient to rot,,ru whore II
hopos to got another pIooo Of moat, 1t bogins to
tcase and worry it's mothor. and finally starts
1lor toward homo, tho othor sheop follow, and
thus tho rholo flock Is brought in. II tic dog
brings tho nlioop homo Loo soon, Of conoB With
ont thom, 10 gots no snppor, or il .pul,ishod in
Homo way. 1touco ho Hoon learns whom to como,
and 10 500 to It that none Of Ills charge are loft
behind. These animals are trained BY taking
advantage Of their instincts and appotites,
, 1873-11-14
How Shepherd DOHs Arc Trained.

You itlay 70 oyor tho pluns aud Hills OF Soutl,-
er1l California for miles and HOO thousands Of
sleep. but nut a 1nau to watch them. Around
ouoh 1iocl1 or hatNl Of, say, u Thousand of aheep
wl.one progontors wero imported from tic
sl.oer-,ast1lroB Of The Old World, IIloso dogs
talso tho entire care Of tho shoop. drive thein
out to pasture III tho morning, koep thom from
ut Night. T,oy have inherited talent for keop-
ing alloop. But tho shepherds do not tlopolitl
wholly on that they cultivate it in this way
10, Ut least, tho old Shepherds say: WlIon
lamb IL born 1t III tnkon away from
the mother sheep bo!ore ."bhe has seen
, 1873-11-14
Bis1nnrck--Stcl1lY Times OH tho North
crn PnciflCs

From, tho Siouu C4tR journal, Nov. 8.
From an np-rfvor friend, just down from Bis
marok, wo learn that blainoas hos bccn almost
entirely suspended thoro, and mauy persons nre
leaving the place. Tho only thing. there that
mhkoR any showing now Ia tho building OF t1o
cavalry qnartors ut Fort Abraham Lincoln.
Quite number Of carpenters are employed on
that work, and Bomo money. in consequence, ia
in circulation. 0thorwiso tho metropolis Of tho
uppor country Is ns dead an hammer.
The Northern Pacific Railroad Company IN
preparing to abandon tho Western Division OF
the road from Fort Seward to Bismarck, dis
tanoo Of 100 milos. The doors aud the windows
to all tho statiou-houaos along tho Western
Dlviaion hayo alroaty been removed, md tho
Company fs only waiting tor a lttlo snow-storm
to cork tho thing up. Only throo trains week
aro now run into RiHmarck, aud good MULE
toan would bo ample accommodation for tho
amount Of travel over tho limo. Our informant
vas tho only. paying passenger on tho train ho
left Bismarck by. Tho othor passengers were
dca1-brolso gamblers, boating thoir way back to
iviltzat ion.
, 1873-11-14

F76M NE 5U3fHNFelH l1!u.5 !'U7yNFz9z.
On Tuesday lnHt 4 shooting alfray occurred
aonae twelve milea northwest OF tlib ptuco, III
which Horny Royson waa sl4ot, aud severely,
though not fatally. wounded by Ills wife. All
eulnity has existed betwoon them fur long
tmo, which led to separation, aud III appllea-
ton for divorce OH his part. flo visited llor
on Tuo4aay hoping 1t is said to oiroct q recon-
otllation:: They got into dispute which was ab-
rnptly Terminated by her Beiziug shotgun.
anl loyo Ing It at him, the contents taking Of
foct in hiH arnl. She claims to have aotol In
sef.deienso, alleging that ho threatened her life.
MEs. Royson las been arrested and hold for
trial
, 1873-11-14

wo cordially approve at tho objcets and plan Of tho
hfiRssslpri Valley Boccty ha cn,tuony fitted to asrls
lin In extending nr hainesa relations With Tho trailing
ccntroH Of tho Old World. Wo therefore cllecrfully
commend tic Hoc!oty to tho confederation and paron-
ago Ut tie people Of our city md state.
"nonEKr WAnnKN,
"ALExANpEn MunrsoH,
"T1ioMAH WtanT,
:s 7"Conllnitfeo,n
Ing waH unanimously Adopted, viz:
NuKnEAB, THO Kencrnl doprctnion following tho
lato monetary crIsia makes 1t dinoult to ihaguratp
any ordi1Iary busincsa project and
"WHEnEAB, Tho mississippi Valley, Bocic!y Reeka to
tI,s circjo Of trnn co,nmcrcjal r"nfonco snd ong
thoreby to avert tho csuacs Of financial rovuuouB:
therefore, la It
Iiesolpad, That wo viii earnestly corporate with
tho London Office In securing large and hctlvo orgau~
ization Of tho loading otzoB Of this city enGora
cety.
"Atlest: UnAHLxa z. CuLvEn, President.
CHARLES RANDOLPH, Secretary
, 1873-11-14

THE NEW ADMINISTRATION.
We give herewith tho names Of the new uity
and county officers, who will administer tho
aifairs OF Chicago and Cook County after tho 1st
OF December:
CITY oFrIoERs
.Nayor-The Hon, II. D. Calvin.
City 1rcdsurer-Danlel O'IInra>
City Cbltector-Goorse Won 1Ioen.
City dasessor-Uhhrta Denehcy, :. -
City AttornkN--E. Jameson.
: Police thnnifssfontr-O. A. Reno. =
Clerk Of Pofeo Court-hlart1n scn1ly
:. Afdestnet-N -Noharlson, Warren, Coey, sidwoll
Pickering, schuitz, Mccfowry, Bailey, OIirieu, Clarl
Kshoc s1 M!nes' nooro q4ir Eek'aEst Muir scsG
gerald span1tllng, sene, Reilly, cullerlon IIidroth
.my. Mhimey %eSdna9 s.a Whits Heath Campoe Cleveland
COUNTY OFFICERS,
County 7rtaa"rer-IIcnry u. Miller.
Ju'qc Supttor Courts. II. Alnore.
.Iudte County Court-M. T. n. Wallaoe.
Clerk Qf County GotsTt-H. u;eb
Clerk n Criminal Court justin Doylo
snpertntsndeft p sehoaEt-O. b. Plant.
County coIe1'ss1oners n1 s-Ashton, Buraiok, Dnsse,
4ognc, Crawford, olorgh, Harris. Harrison, neriiug,
Jones, Johnson, Lon:rgau, noelle Rusaeu, Singer.
, 1873-11-14
OUR new RULERS.
0lloial Canvass Of the Votea pollbd at
lilo Lutte Election.
Total Voto Of Cook County,
G3, 1882.

Tho official Doard OF Canvnsaera yeatorday con.
cl1'ded their ]aborg Tho voto OH county oflfcora
Which Ina not been ho1otorora giyon, is pub
llshed bolow. Tho detailed yoso by towns, 10
given for Olork Of tho Criminal Court and
County Troasuror.
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We buy for CASH, and will not be
undersold. u per cent. interest will be
charged from date for all lumber sold on
credit. l.. l.. HALLECE,
NJ. w. GILCHRIEST,
90 WILLIAM JAY.
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Connections are as Follows

Connections are as FOIlows;
At Burlington, with Chicago, Burling-
ton & Quincy railroad for Chicago, Peoria,
Cincinnati and Louisville. KeoEuk, Oufn-
cy and Kansas; with Toledo, Peoria. d
Warsaw railray for Logansport, Column
bus, Ptttsburg and St. LOUIS. via Rock
ford, Rock Island T. st. Louis Railroad;
with Burlington s. Missouri River rail-
road for Ottumwa, Red Oak, Nebraska
and Kansas, and with Burlington &
southwestern Tor Pennington, Bloomfield,
Missouri and Kansas.
At Columbus Junction, with Chicago
Southwestern Railroad Tor Washington
and LeavenwoYth.
At West Liberty, with Chicago, Rock
Island d Pacific Railroad, for Iowa City,
Des Moines and Davenport.
At Nichols, with Muscatsne Div. B.. e.
r. & NJ, for Muscatine.
At Cedar Rapids, with Chicago & North
western Railway for Omaha, Council
Bluffs and Chicago, and with Dubuque &
Southwestern Railway for Dubuque.
At Waterloo and Cedar Falls, with
Illinois Central Railroad for Indepen.
City.
At Nora Junction, with Milwaukee 4
ST Paul Railway, for Mason City and
Charles City.
At Austin, with Milwaukee & st. Paul
Railway, for ali points in Minnesota.
At st. Paul, for all points on Northern
Pacific Railway, the great Lake Superior
region, and all points north and north
west.
We ~ sst essT s.y. VIZ e sssT E:,..
Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
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Total, 1900 gifts, all cash,
amounting to u, SOC, coo
The distribution will be positive,
whether all the tickets are sold or not,
and the Il, 900 gifts all paid in proportion
to the tickets sold-all uDsold tickets be-
ing destroyed, AZ 1t the First and second
concerts, and not represented In the
drawing
PRICE OF TICKETS:
Whole tickets $50; halves S25; tenths, or
each coupon, %; eleven whole tickets for
$500; FAX tickets for 1000; lib whole
tickets for 5000; 227 whole tickets for
S1O,OOO. No discount on less than $500
worth OF tickets at q time.
The unparalleled success Of the third
gift concert, IS well as the satisfaction
given by the first and second, makes it
only necessary to announce the fourth
to insure the prompt sale OF every ticket
The Fourth Gift Concert will be conduct
In all its details like the third, and full
particulars may be learned from circulars,
which will be sent free from this ONCE TO
all who apply for them.
Tickets now ready fer sale, and all or
ders accompanied by the money promptly
flled. Liberal terms given to those who
buy to sell again.
THOS. E. BRAMLETTE,
Ag't Pub. Lib, KY, and Manager Gift
Concert, Public Library Building, Louis
VILE, Ky. S7-4O
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Hartford Nursery.
Fruit Trees and Plants

Seventy varieties, Que. two and three
years old. Blacl berries, raNpbPrries
straw berries goosebrrries and rurTzu->
In large variety. TwPnty-HNs arr
budeed peach trees. Plum, TEAR al.
cherries. Grape vines, thirty varieties
Ornamental trees and shrubs. Evergreen
and deciduobs trees. Climbing mnntbI "
and hybrid perpetual roses LiiiFs r.
Ries, glsdioluses. aithezs. Japan quibr--,
and other lowering plaHte 9nI -'-;1
idEnSus and victoria rhalIs-i-
We sell our stock ~ issN e-l 49,.
rates. All our stock IL propagate 50
grown by u, and customers viStiu-
nursery can cbuose their Ires~, sIue- "a
plants, and see them taken up from Ehs
ground where they grew.
The nursery Is near the Hartford Depot
Of the Missouri, Kansas q Texas railroad /.
and the roAd runs through our nurseFy
grounds. Give rs call.
CHAMBERS & BAYsIHGER
H,n.Etfsrd, Lysa osansy, Kansas
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PRIZE LIST.

10000 Prizes $45O, zoe
The title TO the above real estate IL
guaranteed perfect.
The liberal terms OF this scheme brings
1t within the reach OF all-the greatest
opportunity ever offered for the poor man
TO rise 70 wealth.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Single tickets, $3.50; eleven tickets,
$500; 1fty-six tickets, $4,000; one hun.
dred and hfteen tickets, S250.O0.
The drawing will be made under the
Superintendent OF q committee appoint
ed by the highest officials In the State,
duly sworn to the faithful performance OF
the duties assigned them.
The highest officials both OF City, Coun-
ty and State have not only endorsed Mr..
Abeles, but also his scheme,
The demand for tickets is unparalleled,
and all desiring to participate In the
drawing should at once form their clubs
and send in their orders.
| AGENTS WANTED In all StAtos, Cities
Ane Towns In the U. 8. and CanAdAs.
At Money should be sent by Register
ed Letter, p. o. Order or Express, with
the full address Of the purchaser in plain
| writing.
For further information and particulars
send for circulars to the Manager and
Proprietor, and address
aah SIMON ABELES,
oemS Leavenworth, Kansas.
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For the convenience of farmers we au.
mex the following table, showing the
number Of feet board measure) it takes
to build fence:
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All orders promptly attended to by
addressing
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EmpOria, Kansas.
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A correspondent of the New,
York Mail says that to" kiss lady
with an Elizabethan ruff on is
about as much fun as embracing
n circular saw in full motion"
Tho Abba, Iowa, Independent
was two days late not long ago.
Its principal compositor had eaten
twenty-three ears of corn, and the
doctor didn't get him reconstruct.
ed on time.
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divided into II, 90 cash gifts, will be dis
tributed 10y lot among the ticke. holders.
The numbers Of the tickets to be draw q
from one wheel by blind children and
the gifts from another.