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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-03-12

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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
81 PUBLIC SALE
OF
PERSONAL RR0PERTI..
WIN b snd at Plhe Sale,
ON WEDNESDAY, AND THURSDAY,
March 18th and 10th, ES1:8,

At tbs resd incs OF tn subscriber halt mile above
Stockton, n. j.,
ONE DURHAM COW ONE EXTRA FINE DURHA "
s4s.sa HEIFER, coming in profit soon,
one fine Chest County Sow, lot of Chickens Log
Truck Farm Wa set Single H,rness lot of Carpen-
ter Tools, Saws, Planes, Augers, Chises &c.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS And KITCHEN FURNITURE,
listing in part of Cook Stove, Parlor Stoves
Pots Kettles Sad Irons, Sdeboard Bureaus Cuphoars
Tables, Chairs ttee Lounges Carpets, Beds and Bed
ding Bedsteads, Stands Looking Glasses Wooden crock
cry and Tin Ware in all their variety Box Barrels
Casks, Cans, and many things not mentioned will be
hui I d up by tn day Of sale.
Sal to commence ut II O'clock noon, each day. A
raj credit viii be vsn Conditions aud attendance
by wM. L. HoPPoCK, SIM.
r. l. WILLIAMS, Auctione n
Prailsvne, March II, ls73.1t
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-03-12

GB- The inauguration Of President Grant
for second term, on Tuesday Of last week,
drew together vast crowd. The severe cold
interfered greatly with the pleasure Of The o :
e:sion, The Presidents in ugurai Is a pl :,
e)mrpolzseDSe paper, and cl,arael ris 3. Q
man.
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TITUS
#at Can sell such magnificent
FURNITURE
AT SUCH LOW PRICES
Call at his store for an explanation.
He has New Goods constantly arriving direct from the
factories.
He buys at cash rates and believes in quick sales
AT SUCH LOW PRICES !
IL Won want

IL You want
Chairs and Rockers of all kinds, Tables Cupboarls
Wardrubes Secretaries Bedroom and Paror Suits Iron
Steads Trundle Beds Cribs Cradles Cot Beds Settees
and Lounges Extension Tables, Hat Racks Towel Racks
What-Nots, Teapoys, fuckers Howes and Films Spring
bottoms Looking Glasses and everything belonging
well-regulated Furniture Store go to
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NEW STOCK CONSTANTLY BKIyG RECEIVED.

Prisons about commencing housekeeping or those who
wish TO mt or increase their stock earnestly desired
to call and see If these things not You will save
time and money by buying at my establishment.
can furnish all styles, from the most elaborate work
in solid woods to the lowestpriced imitation The rich
and the Door can be suited at TITUS FURNITURE
WARER00MS,
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g b
Schuyler Colfax arrived at South Bend
Ind, on Saturday. He proceeded in car
riage to the Court House, followed by an es-
cort :. consisting Of carriages and wagons as
far as the eye could reach" After an address
o. welcome by Mayor Miller, Mr.. Colfax made
q lengthy speech in answer to the charges
inst hl'n i connection with the Cre,it
business 1t the conclusion Of his
Gu olonel Humphreys presented him with
u letter having 1909 signatures attached, ex-
pressing the signers' confidence in the ex-Y Vice
President. A resolution to the same effect was
also unanimously adopted by til Sc PIE eat.
"A A Montreal man, in fit of drunken rage at
his wife, went to the cemetery and mutilated
costly monument she had placed over the
remains of her first husband.
he,old pottery in Morrisyille is to be trans
formed into mana fasi DRY for Indian Rubber
goods and Porcelain Washers.
, 1873-12-07

Address by the I.Cr. M. J. SnvnEc.
l. mooting Of tho Philosophical Society rms
hold ,ostorlay evening In tho lccturo-room in
tho Methodist Church Block, at tho cornor Of
Ularlt aud Washington streets. Tho chair was
talon by Prof. Joseph uayon, WHO introduced
tho lecturer Of tho ovoning. tho Rov. III. j.
savngo pastor Of tho Third Unitarian Church.
WHO delivered deeply interesting discourse
upon Christianity tho Corroato of Manhood
III which ho mainly followed tho outline Of
thought of hia book rcoonsly published. ontltod,
"Cllribtlanity tho Science of Manhood Ho
frat drew MI outline Blctclt Of humanity, ita
wants OF tho individual, nntior LIS funrfol1 aa-
peet, us physical, intellectual, afrcctiona1.
and religious being; aud showed that in!livual
perfection dcman1a tho symmetrical dovolop-
Of lis being. Tloporfoct nlan was 4 healthy an,~
mai, with u clear. strong tiutll-Hooktng mind, Il
heart that loved tho best. a!l crowuod by spir-
ituul naturc tllas Looked up to dod acd on to.
humanity which made Il tinpossibio2 for any indI~
yidual to 10 perfect by lmsolf. lie found his
tsuo lifo only in right relationships Toward Ills
fellows. Titus thcro was no conflict ltctwoeu
the individual and tnc aggroSalione Of ,ncn that
ulnao up socoty. governments. md rncos.
After titus out iining humanity, Mr.. Savage
won't Oh to show how Christianity answered por-
ftcsly to tho nature and wnnts Of humanity, ~
thnH oltitncu. Ao dchncu EhriRtinnity Ill
tic words Of isB Founder, Ra loiny loyo 10 God
aId loyo 10 man. Ho said it was spirit OF life,
md wus not to DO identified with Church, or
D.blc or theology, or theory Of Criss's person
Or work, nnd thus any criticism oil, or dcsruc-
on Of, tlIcu7 did not necessarily to1cl, or over
throw Chrl*tiuuity. Though osllcr 1oligions con-
tancd moral preceps, aud commanded boney-
olcnco, Christauity frat and alouo mndo loyo
The con1rat folm and cotno:-stono Of n religion.
Thuy Christianity might be callol Tho trno theory
OF life, whereas othrr systems fnilcd just M tho
Copcrrican theory Of tho uaiyorao displaced
tho l'tn!on,aic, though both doalt with
tho eamo facts. This love, tho central
| principle Of Christianity would, IN its porfo:t
working, msafe psffect humanity. Ao mho Sns
control cd by 1t ouula mako tho most OF him
aelf, tody, mind, heart, mud spirit, and thon give
himself. in truo knght!y service, to tho wclfaro
Of tho world nnd WHOM car|, 'syoa ant! worried
for all, oyory OWL would pass awny, md the por
feet Individual, tho perfect fa'niiy, tho porfecE
soc!oly, Tho perfect government. tho perfect
community Of governments would llnyo como.
lilo closed by Haying that while other religious
and syaen,H blilt oil something thai waa partial
nnd 80 conld not include Nil mankind Christian
ty, mud it alouo, built OIL love, Which WINS central
mid dominant in every person, class, gradc, and
race of humanity. Titus it was lifted to 10 uni
retBnl.
an Interesting debate followed, taken part
in by seycrAl ulcinbcrA Of tho Association. Dur
ing tho evening vota Of tl,aniR WAS passed. to
Mrs. Loonowons for llcr admirable lecturo
, 1873-12-07

md tho building took fro, but Stephen WAS
caught, md yABtcrtlay Hont to tho Drl1owoll for
Bfx montba by Danyon.
Tho Police Benevolent Association hold q
meeting yesterday. afternoon q Tho Armory.
Quito Il number of blIia wero audited Tho ,nons-
bership Of tho Asaoctation waH incronscd by
eighty-four neY tnemlera. 4 committee was
appointed to wait OH Mayor Coyn. to SECURE tho
Council -chanhor for tho anuual nouting Of tho
Association, which will DO on tho first Sunday III
january.
DR.. Do Day, an old gontlomnn, left bis l.oraa
md nb|Egy stantng y front d npatIen;ss aoor,
loving, girls named ]hfay Donnett md jon
nio F1gic. who lyo. at Mo. 237,@ on
!o rnmo ntrcot, got into tho buggy mud drove OF.
Tho Doctor was very much ol.ingod when l,o re-
turned to tho street aud learned who Ind tnkon
posscaslon Of llia buggy. md, going to tho Uaion
Park polieo B!ation, lott IN accurate description
Of Ills yelsfclo, mud askcd that tho girls DO IT.
rostod. The Information was acnt over the
wires to tie Union Street Station. and tho rcssilt
WIS TINT OIlicrr Butler arrested tho girls ncnr
tito oor1lor OF Madison and Clinton streota. Tho
horse and buggy wore returned to Tho Indignant
doctor, auh lator in llo afternoon tho girls wore
permitted to 70 homo.
, 1873-12-07

4 Lively Tn1ls hi Clcnvurvil1c, which
E1tnlc tu hOIhfnE.

4 Lively Tnlk III Clcnrcrvtl1c, which
Cltnao tu Nothing.
a meeting Of tile Taxpayers Of Hyde Park
was held Inst evening as Cleavor Hall, ut O!oavcr
vlllo, for tho purpose Of expressing thoir indlg-
nation concerning tho conduct Of their Town
Trustcos in Haddling them with n loavy dobt
aud high taxes, without giving them adequate
improvements in return.
Asahol picrco was elected Chairman, and
Charles Pope sccrotnry.
N1r. L. ". Stono thon mado spcooh which
kept tho audience Ia continued roar Of lauya-
tor, by tho quoor Htatomonts lie made. lie be-
gan by saying TINT, out of sympathy and loyo for
his neigllbors md the Taxpayers OF HYDE Park.
lo came before them, aud 1t WIS tho most pain
fuf moment in Lis lfo to eyoatt OIL subject Il
uuc g,ayo importance as tho corruption H. of their
Ing Of Tho Holly Water Works bonds Was oyer
psaid4'SaT %orid: Tie sruseos S of ff''dh tho Town a
Of Lalto would havo takon Bono Of
tic tic de md nd refaned @ 5 Ii TGoso no deya Of fU as
caters mover washed themselves; they wcro tho
tirtost sot In existence. Tho way their jall wns
built was shameful When tile pioneers camo to
tllis country FROM tho Alcditt.rrnlean mid tho
Tho sarpont by tho ness aud crushed 1t. 11o had
put alr. Cndy in his oslicc, aud now ho turned
around md robbed him. An Cady had to do waa
to discharge tho police nud everybody olho, md
GO TO foreign cuun.ly mud mover hold ofllco
again.
l'ho speaker l:ept on talking until a Into hour
mud would probnbly be still goiug Oh llad not
t!loso prcaont urged him to givo way to AIr.
llar.ly, WHO Enid 1t was wrong to mako slcl.
charges Ill tho previous speaker had without
knowing wllotlcr they were truo or not. lIo Ind
tue figures in hts possession. and ho would read
them 10 that they might Judge. for themselves.
11o road list OF oil tho oxponditnrea malo by
the toHn a:,lhoyities since August, 1874.
On accorIt Of tho latoiioss Of tic lour, tho
reporter was compelled to leave before the cloHe
OF tho meeting, but tho Chairman said that moth
ing would bo done except to express tho opinion
or t1oYo nrcHcut.
, 1873-12-07


Tho fronils Of Chris na!rorty, who WAS SEN
tenced last week to be lung OIL the 2Gth Instant,
haye not given up all hope Of saying his life. II
has been intima:ed to thom that money il noccs-
eary to secure now trial, and III llloy huppen to
10 sl,crt Of funds, they purpose giving ball for
Rafrcrty's bouciit. Tho proprietor of Union
Hull, on South lIalsted street, ucur Which
O'A1oara was murdered. was applied to yesterday
for tho uao Of lllu room, but ho declined lottng
it for such purposo. II would Hoem t1.at somo
Of tho otiica!s at Waulscgan, where Rafferty, mad
his Third trial, and was convicted aud sonteuccd,
wcro biased in his favor for some rca-
SOL. When mir. bartlett, tho sherln,
camo to this city afIor Haffolty he told
air. Reed TINT 1lo could no; couyict him of mur-
dor. md that he hnd better Let linn plead guilty,
aud DO satisfied with vorlot Ut ulanslauyltot.
What induced the ofcor to 1aake such state
meut voluntarily, cannot bo contectured. Dur
il,g tho tr.ui, Duluty Shctl1f namo1 Ferguson
arl ed in anch manner III to load almost eyory
one to suppose that llo wns nuaer obligations to
In. been cut abuut eleven hours, llr. snall. tho
lnl,rererh COUNSEL and Alr. Heed, SFato's al tor
ucy, ag. cod tl,at word should Io hent to then
that tho Judge wuull n,cct thom q: o'clock the
ncxt morning. Ferguson "as tho mosso'l.
Goen told to say, aslmonishod tho juryluon
tha, If they did not agree ly 7 o'clock iii tho
ulur'ns tic Julyo wo'l !ocls ttle;n up and
Keep ,iIen thcro Until Monday mort'l'lG--!oary
1lye' Gays. When AIr. Neal loa,nol Of tl!ia gra-
uito,l. aay!ro OF lilo har, ho callc1 tho alton,
lou OF tho Court to IT, altd elai'no1 tlIat such
conduct waH too ropreLouHhc to ho passnd lY,
ulrl that Fol g.son should ba nrlaignol for con-
tempt. Yhe Oor,!t said he would cunti.lor tho
mater, hut nothing l'aH ~ yet boon douo toward
Furnishing tho ballllY fur lliN efforts to misload
tho Jury, and hnp:on their verdict. It il said
iho oulv errur which hlr, small has becn ahlo to
discover in tho last trial :! arises ffna
| lilo conduct OF thls haistT-that the
ju"y woro has,olcd in n,akIng up their
verdict. 11e claims to haye a'lot1ier-tl'at tlso
l;ourt .o4 In admitting tho testimony AZ IL
Lufvrc l,o kujed O'liea"n. This was assigned in
au ofror III o,o Of tho formor b;ls of exceptions,
bat Io bnprcme Court pa4 no a:to!;t'o', TO- .t +
| mud ciyo u Ounce aud rase menuY, eyorY otlurt
vii TO matte to got toutl tria! tor him. l. ss
considered unlikely, however, that it will be
, 1873-12-07

Of tho Northwestern Railroad, which goes into
effect to:dnY, is rocefvod With considerable dIa-
satisfaction By tho pooplo of EvanHton md tho
noighborlng vl!agoa, because tho Company has
deoino1 1t advisable TO out down expe11Hos by ro-
duoing tho number Of trains. 1,ut ono change
especially oxcitos tho wrath Of tllono who aro
morning, aud that ia tllo discontnuanoe Of tho
train which renched tho city at 1866 n. m: Ilis
obllgos oil such unfortnnatoa to nriAo half an
hour oarlior these cold mornings, 80 as to roach
tho city at 7,00 4, m. Thia sraia has lcon OH tho
road for yoasa antl Inns nlwaya boon vol rniron-
iEcd. As but comparatively fow tako the earlier
train, aud mast Of tlicso would bo glad of an ex-
c1so for coming In lntor, tho numerous patrona
of tho discontinued train think their clana
should hayo received attention, and the road IL
threatened with several roiitlunB Oh tho subject.
, 1873-12-07

EYANHT6H,
Tho la1os Of tie Baptist church hold q fair
Thursday and Friday evenings, wlloh was VOL
attended,. and will not about s90u for tho bonot
Of tho now church building.
Evanston has beon unusually gay, socially.
during tho past wce!s, There having been several
chuych sociat'cs. Tl.oHo arc useful wllon
nothing n!o!o lively IL Oh foot, aud tho young
peolle nle duly thankful,
Tho Board 1t Education mot Frti'ay evening,
anu transacted tho usual routine business. Tho
nlcEt,on Ut ronolpg tho haluries Of tcael'osB III
tho public Kollouls calne up hut 1t Waa decided
not only to retain them MI at their pieHent naa
r!oA, hut to engage additional teachers. ind to
lcal, tho Domphtor Street School open during tho
winter.
Tho now timetable on tho milwaukee, Dlyislon
, 1873-12-07

month placoa wcro soo,trod for 400 wotnon. Thoy
alAo mnuago two industrial schools, In wAfcI,
thoy toacll girla how to SOW, at,d to do NIL other
kinds OF m neo'l'owork =, a meeting Is ho!u o!co
weoh With tho mothorH Of these Eirlr. who nro
a!so ieuBtt TO aow af1 to nlaNo 8arhtGnsa. t oiot.
ih II mEfosAaS; ~ Is aaaG iusn.soa @ .ne In y ttia ~
to inlen,lou ot tn h9eiety to ontanie Rydr IN 11s
cey ~ aop P az Possnto ,s o..,aanos nu,Tg a f.
tno ea,nlort" u Roo't homo W LILO io"oh1 pf'co
P'tnole.
Tho new roltgIoua weekly, tho Alliance, iB to
appenr Saturday. Tie editors ars Prof. bwing,
owH. It iB.to bo locat religious journa1, con-
tanning reports from tho various city aud a,,bur-
han churches, biographies OF c1ninont Chicago
diyfncB and layncn, contributions itom business
1nen on practical points, editorials and editorial
notes, literary, scientific, aud solccted rnattor
and aormon oaoh wnok from Prof. Swing. Tllis
peer nas ooiose IL am unocSnpca f nt'u promising
nola' aha "o eSeeha II our oes1 "'bues'
friday evening lfrB. Patrick Sullivan, who
has booI suffering for somo ttmo from nervous
1snmsay md wandered about tue stroetH until
Into hour, when sho was found on Chicago avo-
ntlo near Bedgwck Htt cot, ly Oficor AhlorH.
Size was but partially drossed. md what cloth
!ng ahe had on was tlrenohed with water. Aftor
down to the lake mud bud wnlkcl about in tue
wator, and world haso drowned herself II tho
wator Ind not boen 80 cold. THO unfortunate
woman lad previously Giv9Sn evidences @ 9f III
Saay lossly eono Me' '''S0o no" '''''D 70 ~ A''
Tin frat of tim acrioa of ,nra,cn, md frama.io
o,tar,ainne,s w - ~ 11;,.a, H., ta 1ac. far
tc cnctit ~ 1c ~ Wnat W. Ma mar tnkas nat,o o
the tue evening Of Dec, II, Ut Grows
din straota. Tho iiotota aro for snte nj Dauar's
,s,o atore md rIo"1va 1i a'd n'ao ~ nt t
Woat nIa + f,rorv NJ nninss H. H. ~ Innu .noro1
to na'o tba iirat .claa%p % n,crtoin,ncnt. Ti,o
, 1873-12-07

4 rather ludtoroun incident hnuponed o littio
while ago III wol-known London church, st.
Lawroltce Jowry. lust aa tho Clergyman had
bogNn tho communion service, and had got as
far RI - Our Father Who art In 11eayen." ho MAS
aston'shed Gy the aprnr!iton ot q quantity y-robcsl
mud fnrrod tunctiol'ary, who advanced to tho
communion rails. and said in loud Official
voice, I nm commanded by thu Hight llonorn;:
bic tic Lord Mayor to invite you to tlinner on :"
Lord Aiaryor'a par!sh church. and 1t acoms tint
1t ia IN old custom give those invitations pub
lioty after morning prayer. Tlle Roy. Mr. Wai
rontlt who WAS not awaro Of This, Lad lard wase
to preaaryo hia gravity
, 1873-12-07

Justice scully yesterday held Abort White to
tho Criminal Court in bail Of 81 900 for forgery.
4 full account Of tho case WIS given last Sun
day.
Potor Nlnrtiu stolo from A. Ragor five bunchcs
Of bus ticltots. rotor in III oll offender. and
Banyon held him to tho Criminal Court in bull
of 5000.
Thomas Henderson, who 90 brutally assaulted
and robbed an old man, q full uccount OF which
was givon yesterday, waa held III - 900 bull OIL
the Two charges by Danyon yestorday morning.
Richard Hickey stolo threo dozou door-1ocks
from tho delivery wagon Of Blair i Co.. M. 172
Lake street. 11o was caught in the n:t, and
arrested. lie, too, Inns Joined tho unhappy crowd
at tho Drdewcll.
Benjamin Shifsy is d slif.1ess colored man who
pltronizos free lunches, Aotol Btovos, aud othor
plnces vol known 10 tho professional dcad d-bcat.
The city will kiully furnish him with three meals
a day for tho noxt .broo months.
William Dunn is we'll known to the guardians
Of tho law III " watch-atuiTcr " md contdolco
1nnu Some recent adventures Of Ills in tho lust
named line wero tho callso Of Judge SeullY's
sonuiug him to tho Dridcwcll for ninety days.
John Durgcsa, u driver for the. Chicago City
Railway Company, waa before Justice Boyten
yesterday, Oh tic chatGo of stealing q money-
box containing $50 from AT Archer avenue car.
lio @ Mas poand over 10 lne ct'thlha1 oouts uaaof
S4,ooo pau'
John 8, E.,erilan, Richard Grant, James
Thomas, John Tiudly, auts John kolly, tho 1.-Two
roughs who beat tic old German, Androw
A1uIcr so shocktugly, woro Indicted Yesterday
by tho Grand Jury for assault with intent to do
bodily INJURY.
It is not ofton that police officers show such
taiiong to which tho i!esh is Aoir, NJ po5iee,,an
Dullor did III his report Of tho arrest Of QUO
Salah Marshall, whom Ao describes as being
dangerously coca looRth5'
| Sigmoul Roberts s.ole somo household goods
from lsuae u. rlatt, au!l could give no uccount
of them The ossr who j ~ arrested him dselarea 1
held linn in bnIl Of $500 in ordor that it might
| 10 ascovtuuod what should be done with him.
| r,, o,,.. ~ H., ,,,,au,, e,,4;a, a,.t,,rho1 =
vcry abyoibiue cau,o of faro in McDonald's
ca,nbIing-roouss ut tho corner Of Monroe aud
Car, s:roctb, yesterday afternoon. Eight in
1uatos wore arrested, but woro baited out before
tho tho polico Ind timo to iook thom ur.
| 80 c.,,1,,, .,,. IT., n ,..
~ Joln nuuay sa'G1 ~ n's na'a9 , US @ sGneoI! : WY
tno 1naetstla.o ~ sno mes. s.uo roa!oe Git ,u
nuuu @ ,,'t,oss 1on viii ho ro1oaadi tr,,n to
Bridowell M and again brontLo tho froo mir Of
! lIcpyon on tic next anniversary OF tile brtu-
| ilay of tho Futhor Of this country.
,,,,.o,., t,.;,,,...,,,.. H.. ,,ux,.,.
JameA Mi'6.1s, noh"atnstunu"s ~; sno nossisy
o. tne weather tatuay, t!aue t.s appeaa1a"S1 a s o
oo%n % yson, ~ " nsti"o +, sonIv iI1
Atfal lnlnus ~ q: :tteilc1 ooul!y tnonPa1
a n,stuo oS III H., W"o1
1smns
1.., va,,, xv.,+aa On ,,ox,o,+ NIL ,,,a VI,
lucro witL T wi.fol, 10 got it, 70 10 oooluIesl @ to
H1oha sno mu'uu" ,o, . ' 10 ""m % ".a,' nAng
rot";'n1, fnr rood onnortuuitv md tnnI Il. ia
Mmicuu ~. Srona t a:y,o nuu u,'oa. ~ ~ o
, 1873-12-07

Thn special attention Of tloeo OF forolgn-born
citizens who intend visiting tlcir uatvo la.,d this
wintec Ia called to tho fact that the steamship City Of
Drsaea, Ut the 1nman Limo, Will eail from Ntw York
for Liverpool rta Queenstown on tho l3th Of this
mouth. Thia will make her duo At Queenstown OH Tho
22d mud at Liverpool the 2kl, taat pasBonyern
by this weasel will 10 enabled to rele their OH oea
Grel Britain and ireland bcfore Nnas. Tho rcpi-
ta,on Of the steamship City Of Drusacla II no widely
known thNt 1t IL useless to ua1o conmohts, hut TouIu
merely renild tho public that ao IL Ut tic, II not
TIC, justtst stcamor III Tho Atlantic trade.
, 1873-12-07
Gnoi BnrunfuH.

Tomorrow morning tho firm Of I. r. Hirsh h %.
obbors In white goods, wooIcns, hosiery cc, at Nos
200 and 202 East Madison street, will offer for nnlc at
great sacrifice, their cntiro stock. Not many daya
ngo their premises wesc visited by fire, md Tho htork
was damaged to extent tAat nccesetntcs reduction
In price. Tho goods, however, perfectly sound,
and tie attention Of tho trade Ii called to them. Good
par4aina eau be aocurel.
, 1873-12-07

John Kranz No. 80 stao t,opposite Field, le'fca
Co.'s, tho old confectionery headquarters befure ts
great Are, bus now On his counters tho most elegant
and beautiful display Of holiday gooas, consisting Of
candies, confectionery, caramcs Of all kinds, sugas
toyA asrnrpcs, etc., In Bch variety that every laay
visiting hs paee will bo extremely surprised by tia
clolee quality Of goods, will tho low prlcca.
, 1873-12-07

This remedy instantly cures neuralgia, nervora
headache, too:hac,so and all nervous palms, Applied
free Of carge, daily at Howard Medical Assocsaton
No. 673 Wcst l.ako street, or sent to any addrcss fol
$l.oo per hott!o.
, 1873-12-07
granted. md Ar. Reed says TINT II criminals chi,
cHeapo i.,Ht pnniall1ncnt by soelM'iea. qutbblos'
criminal law might NJ volt bo abolished.

Gov. J,cvc~idgo. was In tho city yoatorlay,
WHOM ho l,otl Il consultation With SIatos-Attor-
toy neod fu n!iso 10 lcrtoot, tho wfo-nurtloror,
wlio is to DO hangod at Joliet Frlday. MIR. llocd
tefuuos to Interfere. Judge Knowlton, Torloot'H
cotinsc will file petitions Tor reprioyo with tho
Governor nt Springfield TO morrow, md III day
in tho cnbe. 1t Ia not nj I'LL likely Tint ho will
Interfere in any way with tho execution Of tho
f1Hr
, 1873-12-07

Tho elegant 1owc!ry establishment Of n. III. Mayo
Co., on .he coruer Of 8lato aud Monroe stroea, iss
place worth yIsng. Wo mover saw s'seh variety oi
bc,,:iful French flowers, watches, a1d chains beforo
aud all selling 80 low.
, 1873-12-07

Glloa, Fro, & Co.
ofcr extraordinary Inducements to their friends 10
visit hclr store Will pay to 20 tlo out Of tho way.