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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-11-14
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cuRrls { nEnNN. -.
'.'s.c Hons hold Panaoea ANA FAMILY
Linimtnl

r. the best remedy In the wofli ~ fn Glowing
complaints. viz: Cramps "a The lAnls ..H s'cmach
Pam Ia the stomach Bowels az Side. ~. -ilatsm "a
40 its lorua l.ous Cole, Ncur.i-l q 1T4, pyscn-
fery. Colds Flesh wounds Burns. W. i-l 49, Spinal
Complaints. Sprains and Bruises, eail.- aha Fever
Tor Internal and External use.
IT, operation Is not only 90 relieve th a'ient h-f
entirely remove the cause % tla cump.- t. u pelc
ltes aud pcryadcs the whole syste'n. rcstlrag
.raify action 70 all lis parts. aAi keLlls t-c
0lO~l.
TIKI Hor sEnoLD PANAcEA 5 Purc.y N,rciahic anf
All-llganng.
Prepared by
CURTIS & nl0wN.
No eis Fulton strelt. Sea York
Ter 40 Ia. III Ilrl----.I.l.
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WEST.

A pugilist known as PatScy Marley was
found MORALLY shot and lying in front Of
the saloon OF the well-known Mike Nc
Coole, at st. Louis, on the night of Oct.
90. McCoolc and several other frequentcrs
Of his place who were present when the
shooting occurred, Were taken into Gus
tody.
Tom Bax. noted horsc-thicf, was re-
Gently lynched bya vigilance committee.
near Clintonvillc, Cedar county, Mo.
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CnLDREN's HorR.-Thc November
number Of this sterling magazine Tor the little
ones has been received. In point OF purity at
Effectiveness and interest, IL is fully equal 10 any
OF the preceding numbers, and this IS no slight
praise The number Is full of the choicest read
ing and elegantly illustrated. The CHiLpREN'.
Horn is published by I. 5. .Ar'hura -pn, Phi4-
delpha. Pa and is furnished for sl.-5 per year
for single copy; five copies for s5.ol.
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From other cause than hayi. 2 upsail Is ,ae sic..-
lcA.
BROWNS vRR,uFUGF C0NFlrs
VIII destroy Worms without Injury u t.e erii he.rr
perfectly wIIIrE. aud free fr.ui ai tFNrofNtr
in i-1Jus nFrsl dents usually ustI ia 9f rsell sA-
lions.
CURTIS & BROWN. Trar-l,1 r.
No 2i5 Fulton str..f. .a FORK.
Soffby DrwgGisfs end ChefHis'f. rMh fi.sra "a
n i.,.ae,. 10 TWENTY -rIyE CE.4-s lt.-
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The sweetest word in our language j.
health. At the first indication OF disease,
use wcll-known and approved remedies.
For dyspepsia or indigestion, use Pdrsons'
P,rgafire Pils. For coughs. colds, sore or
lame stomach, use JohHson's Aaodyne Lini-
Disnf.
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The sweetest word in our language il
health AT the first indication Of disease,
use well-known and approved remedies.
For dyspepsia or indigestion, use Pdrsoss'
Pwgafirs Pill. For coughs. colds, sore or
lame stomach, use yoAAs0n's -dAodyae Lini-
yasUf
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Book AGENTS can overcome the obstacles
OF hard times on the new and liberal system
adopted by y. Hannaford a Co. see adyer-
tsemcnt.
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IN you have Chlns, periodic headache or 49,,
bad feeling caused by malaria, ShAiienbrrrery
Pulls will remove the trouble At once IhrT an
an ASIIDOIk. NV
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SOMETHING THAT TAKEs.-The threshold
combination agency Tor selling +" Wealth and
Wonders Of me Boandiess Vest" There is
much sure noney in il. See advertisement.
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1tCfll lOT 4NDNtluDtI
Six per cent bonds 81 i, 23l, 09s, go
Total Is Go coin n bonds Ss" sl,72s, 5000
Lawful money debt. i,6ss, 900
Maured debt ...... IL, 20, 30
Legal tender notes. 35l ,Ojl ,sis
Certificates Of dept s,s1a,opO
Fractional currency e., b,li9
Coin certificates .. y, h9,c
Total without inte't. --- - ,S52,9.s
Total debt ................ ,, ly1 ,t2i ,ble
Total interest ..............-... S9.I06,ta5
Cash In Treasury
Com s..gs,ssl
Currency M i,3l2,l
Special deposits held
Tor redemption Of
certificates 81 de-
BY law .'N $4,000
Total IN Treasury. !. a5, 20.
Debt less cash in Treasury . 2,ltl ,sS, 40
Increase Turing month ........... 3,03a,ase
Bonds Issued TO Pacific Railroad
companies interest payable in
lawful money principal out
Interest accrued and not YET paid. l,292,4 40
Interest paid by United states -, $50
interest repaid by transportation
of mails, etc ............-.. A,ASS,slS
Balance OF interest by u s...-... 1899, la2
a Washington dispatch has the follow
ing. 1t has transpired that the house Of
Jay Cooke Il Co.. which borrowed from
the First National Bank OF this city $780,
600. through the influence Of Henry -.
Cooke, president of the bank, has, since
their failure. withdrawn 100000 in Cen
trail Pacific bonds and deposited them with
the Secretary Of the Treasury. a security
for $500. 900 advanced them by the Secre-
tary a few days before their failure. The
creditors of Jay Cooke q Go. are to hives
tigate the above proceeding.
The Comptroller of the Currency on
Nov. 4. issued a circular TO all national
banks, requesting them 10 forward special
reports of their condition at the close Of
business on Monday. Oct IL. and Satur-
day, November !, 1873. These reports
will bccspecially useful in ascertaining how
much currency the national banks in
the different cities and in the different
States had on hand during the height of
the panic. and subsequently at the close of
The report of General Baker, Commits
sioner of Pensions. says 1906 new PEN
sioners were admitted to the pension rolls
during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1873,
and 1929 names We're dropped for vari-
Gus reasons. The net gain to the num-
Der Of pensioners was 6.ls2. making a
grand total of all classes 23S.4ll.
The revised army estimates for the fiscal
year. amount to $5G.320,000. This is an
increase of Sl36i6,OOO over the estimates
submitted last year. OF this increase ST.
10000 Is for arming the coast fortiflca-
tons. The estimates Of the Bureau of
Engineers are $50. 49, GOO against Sl6,639.-
600 last year.
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THE attention OF our many readers il called
to the attractive advertisement of J. y. Iiar-
riS a Co.. advertising their great and valuable
lung remedy, :. Aliens Lung Balsam.' This
Balsam has been before the public for ten
years. Notwithstanding this long period. il
has never lost one whit OF is popularity. or
shown the least sign OF becoming unpopular,
but. on the contrary the call for IL has been
constantly increasing and AZ no previous time
has the demand been 80 great, or the quanti-
~ made been so large. a. AT this day. We
earnestly recommend its trial by any one who
NAV be afflicted with cough or cold. and
we warrant il 10 cure If directions are fol-
lowed IL Is sold BY all our city druggists.
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THERE Is No DEATH.-lf il be true that
Nature abhors q vacuum. II j. equally true
that the Great Creator abhOrs dcdfk and glo-
rics IN life. There i really no such thing
rs dcath-the term i miSnomer. used to
designate the changes which occur in life
Life. eternal life. j. created by the laws Of
Almighty will-power. which are a. immu-
table in their application as i the exist
ence OF the Creator Himself When God
made life. lIa made everything necessary
10 sustain il. but leit il for mans progress
sivc intelligence 10 discover. convert and
utilize. Good medicine j. to the ailing
physique what good fuel Is to the expiring
flame: the better the fuel. the quicker the
firc--the better the medicine. the quicker
comes relief from pain. CALIFORNIA Vim
EGAR BTTrEEs j. liie's elixir for old or
young. Use this medicine properly and
YOU will live 10 a good old age without
those physical ailments which make sew
enty years burden.
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10 four years confinement AT hard labor In
the State Prison.
The Coroner's Jury in the case Of Chas.
G. Kelsey. who was tarred and tcathercd
at huntington. l.. L., have rendered vcr-
diet duplicating number of prominent
citizens n accessories before the fact, and
Governor Dix has Offered a reward OF
$1,000 for information which may lead to
the conviction Of the persons who caused
his dclth.
Four hundred workmen were discharged
from the Navy Yard at Portsmouth, ~.
H.. on the last of October.
The feeling in Wall street on the last of
October was not good, although there was
not any apparent inclination toward a
panic. The prices of stock We're lower.
and good deal OF uneasiness was eN-
pressed on account of the number fnew
failures, and the suspension ofpooling by
the banks.
The comparative cotton statement for
the week ending October 81, is as fol-
lows:
Hales
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=. HANNAFoRD A Co., subscription hook
publishers, have matured a plan 81 seliins
books that enables their age.ts 10 eois
money. See advertisement.
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No. 2is Fulton streDi Sea York.
For sale By all Druggists.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-11-07
NATIONAL OPINION BRADFORD VERMONT FRIDAY NOV T.

AN EXCITEMENT. - Randolph
people are just now greatly exercis.
cd in mind, owing to fears of incen
dlarism. Since the burning of Mr..
Wellington's barn, his ncighbor, Mr.
Slack has received letters warning
him to be on his gnard as stiagglers
are about. But it is believed that
the author Of these letters is still
another neighbor, and great cuiiosi.
~ is manifested to know what &
all means. Some think til at sort
OF mononania on tho subject of
"stragglcrso is at the bottom of t
while others still are less charitable,
Meantime the greater part of the
town, even infants, are in arms.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-11-07

The money stolen from the OK
press messenger Redwood ut Bur.
lington has been recovered.
The earnings Of the Vermont di-
vision Of the Portland and Ogdens
burg r. Il. have steadily increased
each month since it was opened to
Hyde Park, and more than doubled
during the month Of September.
The Fairbanks Scale Co. have re.
cciyed orders for =, JGi scales during
the past 3 weeks, including 1900
railroad track scales and nearly 100
hay scales.
The Trojan Marble Co. has been
organized at Brandon with a capital
of 100000. The stool; is mostly
owned in Troy, n. Y.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-11-07

1t is only about tell years since
the use Of anthracite was begun in
Windsor, and then, only about one
car load could, by dint of hard per
suasion, be disposed of. Last Win
ter. Dir. Rolfin Amsden sold SOC
tons of coal for use in the village,
exclusive of 30 tons used at the
States Prison. About 500 tons are
already laid in for use this Winter,
and it is estimated that full 1000
ions VIII be used the ensuing sea
son. This will be equal to about
2OOO cords Of wood.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-11-07

Peter Brannon OF Fairfield, ali old
m8a of 81, got strangely Lost, on the
l9th, and waudcTcd;u the dark and
rain unit, he fell down 10 die from
cold and exposure. Ills body was
found on Tuesday afternoon, about
100 rods from the place Of starting,
in contrary direction from The. one
he intended to go. He had left the
house OF Thomas Burns for his sons,
the distance being but q hundred
rods, aud the house being in plain
simht.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-11-07
EAXNINATIoy or TEACHERS

EAXNINATION OF TEACHERS
The dates fixed by the town super
OF the several counties OF
the state for the regular Fall exam
iuati0n Of common school teachers
in this section, are as follows: Gales
donna county, Saturday, November
-; Essex county, Saturday, Nov.
- LamoiIc county, Saturday,
November, 10; Orange county, Sat.
urday. November. %; Orleans Go.
Saturday, November %; Washing
ton county, Saturday, November -.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-11-07

About 100 officers and invited
guests gathered at the annual re
union of Vermont officers at Brattle.
loro, Tuesday of l1st week. Major
John G. Tyler delivered the address
after which the banquet was attend.
cd TO, and . dance in the Town Hail
in the evening concluded the DAYS
cnioymcutS. Congressman Willard
and Judge Poland were present.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-11-07

The fire hich has been burning
at Swanton nesrly all summer was
arain aroused by the strong wind
of last Saturday, end swept every
thing before it, burning over tract
two miles in width aud three III
length.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-11-07

On "Wednesday evening last, /.
y. Green, the night Waterman on
the Kutland & Washington IL. r.,
who travels between Shushan and
Cambridge, went to his starting
point at the bridge north OF Shusan
to be ready to start as soon as the
Z o'clock train passed. The train
was little late, and he sat down
on the track, and thinks he must
haze fallen asleep. When the en-
giueeg saw him lie reversed the Ell.
CINE, and did all ii his power to
stop the train, which was a heavy
one, but in vain. 1t struck him,
and broke his right thigh, and one
Of the bones of his right arm, and
made Il fracture in his skull.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-11-07

hav This day given my SOD, Asa II vii
Jams. li>tmc during tho remain .er of has
minority, and shall l.ay no debts ol his con
tracing ami shall claim mono Of his earnings
after this date.
LORENZO =. WILLIAMS
Orange, Vt, oct. -. 1873.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-11-07
Local Items.

/.
,out Town.
Paw. l.. Il, Elliott will hold n
..,ice IN the Town Hall Sunday,
OH. Mt three and a half o'clock.
r,nse in want Of tho best Fair
.rorand Baltimore Oysters, fresh
MICA. 90 to Curtis market also
,.,res. Cranberries, Onions, sc.
1 ee advertisement Of j. {. Stev
auction sale.
pomomber the Iiibbard Family's
,ts,rt. at the Cong. Church this
iaa5) evening.
rhs Eastman Concert Troupe
1 n forth at Town Hall two nights
[ week, drawing about a .tice
|,n house each night; and on
4 o9day the Elm Star Troupe held
IT, to about a ego house at same
aae.
The Concert 20 he given Is the
anoath College Glee Club, with
4, Orchestra. at Tie Town Hall, on
! ,ly evening next (Noy. ~
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-11-07

After most exciting and ho.st-,
eI0ua meeting, the people Of Ben
nington, on Monday, voted, by two
majority, to build &45,000 school
house.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-11-07

nan Doolittle Of NVMlingford
uniting squirrels weel, before
-- nom a tree upon the blade
"Ae which he had left project
'... a hole, nearly cutting off
I.', ~t The shoulder. The wound
ID prove fatal, because OF
'-'l loss Of blood il occasioncd.
20 =. l. .. Mason OF Richmond,
OF The Vt. Dairymou's AS
'.',, sent . ofhis cheese to the
aspos't!oG, and has just re
Information that they were
. ..a The highest prize above all
tors. Ia view of the fact
. ~, ce.ebra;ed dairy regions of
.1u, Holland & America were
.o 'euted, this is decidedly a high
.''ofy Tor Mr. Mason.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-11-07
NOT.CEl

All persons having Gensnss upon the Estata
of \. q. W. Tennry deceased, arc requested
to sAhisit the sane. and ali yoI-ous Indebted
I" said Estate are called upon to make pay
n.eutio
JAsEs D. WHITE Executor.
Newbary, Oct. H.. 1873.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-11-07
NOTICE.

This is to certify that have given my son
Michael Douahoc. his tine during the req lain
der of his minority aud shall claim none OF
lis earnings and pay 10 :, b.s OF his contract
ilE after this date.
PATRICK DONsEoE.
Coriutl, Vt. October, is, 1879. -!"3.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-11-07

Mrs. Eben Frye, of West Con-
cord, fell down stairs on Tuesday Of
last week, and broke one arm be.
tween the hand and elbow, bruised
the other arm badly, aud was other.
wise injured. She laid with her
hand partly doubled under her body
three or lour hourc before she was
discovered. She has since died.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-11-07
LEG.4Z IiOZ/cFS.
Irpbatc Courts.

Probate Courts will he holden within and
for The District Of Bradford. the ensuiug year,
rs follows;
At the Trottcr Eouso IN bradford. on tho
Second Tuesdays OF January. May, July and
November.
At Fosters Hotel East CoiintL on She See
oud Tuesdays of February and August.
At the Probate Office, in NewuulY, on the
Eccord Tuesdays of Marcn ard October.
A Worthou's Hotel, IN Topsham on the See
ond Tuesdays Of june aud September.
AZ the Probate Once IN West Fairlec on
the Second Iucaday OF December and April.
ALyAu EEAN. Register.
West Falylee. December "a. ls52--2SSl
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-11-07

4 week ago last Friday, as the
railroad officials and others were
destroying the resurrectcd "gin
mill' on Lake Champaign u collision
took place, when fire arms Were
brought into use on both sides, ana
Soymore BaSsett, Of Benson Land.
ing, the owner Of the "mill,n was
fatally shot. lie lived till Sunday
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-11-07
s.sI;ll'r CAksIfsALEs.


Concord and Brattlcboro Side Spring Bnggies,
OF all descriptions, Skeletons Brsgis and
Wagons. Trotting Gigs, Sc "rn he bought
heap OF cash at n. cIhLEY * SoN's,
West Fa.ciee
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

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ai sHa PAor-second column
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Second and Third columns and ELEvENru PACE
cLKsks xS6 sxLEssEN-E.r.zxs1a PAs.zPish >, and
Sd3GHnES and
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pwEITisd Il HOUSES s TO LET, FURNISHED AND uN:
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THIRD PAGE Fourth, nith and sixth columns. an
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALESn1FIFTEE PAGE
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SPECIAL NOTICES-FoURrH PACE-Frst column.
SPOkTlNG-DOGS, BIRDS, &C.-FouRrH PAGE-Fourth
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THE TRADES-SIxrEENrH PAGE-Second column.
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UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO
LET-THIRD PAGE-Sixth column, and ELEVENTH
PAcE-Thrd column.
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WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-14

DRY GOODS.
r. MEAREs
Sixth avenue and Nineteenth street.
respectfully announces that
WE ARE DAILY RECEIVING
THE LATEST PRODUCTIONS OF THE
FRENCH ENGLISH, GERMAN AND AMERICAN MANU-.
FACTORIES,
ADAPTED TO EARLY FALL TRADE,
and thatwe
will exhibit on MONDAY 18th inst,
in all our departments,
THE LATEST NOVELTIES OF TIE SEASON
in our Hosiery and Undergarment Department
WE ARE NOW OPENING
The latest novelties in
British, German and Balbriggan Hosiery.
Silk, Cashmere Plain and ribbed, wool and merino.
in every make, size and quality.
FULL LINE OF
Cartwright Warmers undergarments
for LADIES' n o;nsh GSdRfsnn RUnu,ard and %aksi Gensemen
File CLOTH thread and Kid Gloves,
making the most complete assortment to be
found in the city
WE INVITE AN INSPECTION
of our elegant stock of Ladies' and chidrcn made
The sIs snn q and sxeSspse @ h.
%n our "ssSi establishment with the public ~ '' ' "
ssS %s Of and
nsSp S dozen dozen corsss s and s. s French
wove, actually worth 81 3D.
OUR SUIT DEPARTMENT
is under the supervision sf very eomDetent
person. and all orders are executed on the and
BLACK xSD Ms s5s ConSKRB pSE RsBRsssiinfk SILK SUITS.
Apacs. Moh.ir Empress and and crstonne Suits
80, .oovariety,o,
SIX SUITS s ana q s most 81 I d' dss!sns m"e'
A's.ss AsSisso,ss ss.; 81 g.; :s IL ss e. ss s g.
IN OUR SILK AND DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
we are now exhibiting
sae Empress GloaS cshmere cs@es 9r
IN Go
Alpaca, Tamise. at very low rates
: WE BEG TO CALL ATTENTION
to sd p ns ns Slow
Felt and ane straw Hats ana Hat Frames
'0H''' al q ri. seasons Production, ' ''''
Very fine Daoi sea 3 Bonnet asGa sw and
Specialties in
real sna SRns aes and ri
Russia Leather and Morocco Belts and Bags
Jet. Oxidzed Buckles, Clasps DC,
atour usual p0pulksiFJ kiJHsRb RTisSS mEAREs
Sixth avenue and Nineteenth street.
CMIrHs PATTERN BAZAAR, g1i- BROADWAY, BE-
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styles BEHUTfFUL CHANGES, superb Suits
sd hs% ready
Sc FEaS ss $ ssn sa r: :
q thorough dressmaker
AT JACKsoNs,
"A Fall importations,
the largest lnt most carefully
selected stock OF
Black Cashmercs and Merinoes
splendid goods, for 90c. and upwards;
Bombazines Empress Cloth,
Grape. mTa Psrisenne s's nd Bombssine Cloth;
Drap dEte and Gamers Hair Cloth
Good bargains In black Alpacas.
also in black Silks and striped silks
steel Serges for Suitings
One case handsome 81 Henrietta Cloth, s0c.
ready made and to order, ons
JACKsoN's Morning Store
corner OF Broadway and Waverley place.
At NINE COLLINS DREssMAKING ESTABLISH
"A ment, 26 West Eleventh street-Ladies can rely on
getting perfect fitting Dresses made and trimmed In the
latest Parsian style; family mourning made at sx
hours notice
HARAUx FROM GRAND STREET, BEGs
"A. leave to inform his numerous customers that he
has transferred his stamping and EmproideIng Establish
arts.
A FACr-IT WILL PAY you WELL TO 60 TO
"A II. II. MACY CO IS every day. Fourteenth street
and sixth avenue.
II DE PERCEvAL.
chIldrens Satats' Infants Wsrdrobes from ssS up.
Handsome Mon0grAms and Initials embroidered to