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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-04

The Farmers, lAcvSm6tse anl
tho Old Parties.
fYronn sh~ ChIcaxo rsibuns. .

tfrom th~ Chicago 1Sibune- sss
The state or Illinois hAs 10 0ooet
next montIa some tWenty.eighs judges
IN as many districts fur the circaik
courfs Of tho state. III two Of ~ q
grand divisions Of the state thef1 ;eye
Judges Of tho supreme court t024
elected. In several counties there efN
county judges to be elected 70 M
vacancies. The entire circuit bosch
Is to be refilcd by election. N,HeE.
tisnf Legislature Iabored for months
to arrange thcsc circuits, IN order -
secure tho greatest possible number.
OF Judges Of tho true political faith.
Nearly every Judge now on the bench.
ing convention, aud elRcted beceeOy
OF his party politics. Yet IN all llli-
ao,s there has been only. four Rspub..
ican conventions held to neminAea,
candidates for circuit judge, sud cne
Of these, failing TO agree, odtoMrDe0,
without making antoiniuation. There
has not been courage enough in the.
two parties to call o convention ~
q Republican, candiaAte feg
suprepnc iudVc In q RepnblttA9 ~
triot, or Z Denlocratic juags n ..
RsE 3 ~ i.
practically laid 90 I'M iiSUfY Y1ns3ll66 g
Il has abandoned that watchful care
il once exercised over the bench ard
has left the gates wide open for Dem
Eocrats, Independents, ,Copperheeds,
Liberals, Oranges ard ~ other ais,
contented classes; to elect tie thirty.
| odd Judges on the first Monday, ef
June. When party dare not nomi-
nate candidates for cffice, aud per.
mits the election to go by default, the
fact is q confession of.prostrstion and
weakness, amounting to abdicatton.
Il NAV be. said that the farmers Of the
state have taken into their hands tne.
nomination and election Of judicial
officers, and that the Republican party
does not feel disposed to get into q
conflict with tho Oranges, in which
conflict it would certainly come out
! second best. But il that is an answer,
how will it be next full, when county
| officers are TO be elected? ls 1t likely
tina. one victory Of the Oranges will
appeasc their appetites? Having
elected a judge this summer, will they
not want county treasureEsnext1al,
aud q congrcssn next yearf Ihe
arty that rejects civil-service re1eSm
because that might cause Democrat
tn In ann,Lnted over less cOmpotent
Ean,,i'i;i.o,, dare not it seems, NOM
;np,o even connty iudaa to sottls
nn ti,o csin,cs of dead men IN 4 state
Mhcrc r. lately had 10000 maio,ity.
rhe farmers movement has psraiyx-
,, cd,ihe Republican party in Illinois, and
! the nnra,yeis promises 10 endure for
8 some time. The movement is only IN
p ;.s inraucy. lis lnterfereuce In the
! election OF Judges is not by any mesns
! tLorourh. In inauy counties, the Or
!, ,,onizoiion is iuconiplete. aud It was
S ',a.t ~ tLn ,roor. mn,e ~ tbe frat
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-04

The Mcarcrs Of these shoes were
obliged to suffer intense agony be-
fore getting accustomed to their use,
and the results were a stilted, un-
graceful movement and OH injpry to
health, proving fatal in many cases. |
In others deformity of the limbs,
moro especially of the feet, was pro-
duced, such as enlarged joints, corns
and bunions, which were ever after q
source of annoyance and pain. Not
withstanding the objections and
warnings of the medical profession
and the ridicule of the press, the
fashion has been persisted in for
many years. each year bringing
change for the worse, if that were
possible; at last fashionable lady
actually bore her whole weight, when
she walked, upon her toes and the
ball of the foot, rendering walking
almost an impossibility. The state
ment of o correspondent ofonc ofthe
daily papers few days ago ia; ;sufh-
cient evidence of this fact. lie saw
lady alight from her carriage to make
call, and after taking few steps on
the pavement in her high-hccled
shoes, the heels of which wcreplaccd
nearly at the instep, she was Obliged
10 support herself by some railings
which were conveniently near, the
carriage having been driven of, until
the footmau, happening to look back,
saw the position in which she was
placed and came to her rescue.
Since the war between Franco and
Germany, the former prestige OF
Paris as the leader of fashions has
been losti in great measure, and VIC
have produced artists in this country
who will compare favorably' with tho
best of those abroad, and who, Will
the aid of improved sewing machines
and trained worlimcn, can excel tht
best artisans of Paris, Us will rroba
bly, be seen at tho Vienna Exposition
this summer. One Of the principa
, changes wrought by the manufactu
5 rcrs, aided, to be sure, by the nor
, sensible cf the fashionable society @
: this country, has been TO lower ant
, change the shape of the heel. Now
, the most fashionable manufacturer
of shoes for ladics-and gentleman q
| well-put heels Oh the shoes that ar
at the same time handsome and com
, Portable, aud give an air of grace ant
, ease to the movement when walking
allowing the whole foot to rccciv
f the weight of the body, aud giving t.
the gaitan elasticity and spring whic
, is impossible with tho former styl
| of high heels. This style has bee
= rapidly growing in favor i'll Ne'
f York and all the large cities of til
, country for the past three years, AN
now all the prominent manufacturer
, of the finest goods make the princi
3 pie part of their shoes with the low
square heel. AS Paris is reported t
| have lately adopted this style, W
NAV soon bid farewell to dcforme
q feet, bunions, swelled joints an
many more serious diseases rcsultin
= from high-hecled shoes.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-04
Dns. SMALL, CHAMBERS & co.

a.y. SMALL, NJ. d. } L; AtExANDER' n. u u
q. W. YouSo, II. ID. r H. ChAhhEHs' ~
cine and Surgery. to the public. win me
h mat their aSsEan ,Ssir EmawEs Gtasa Of G
ssrJ ~ iW,iroye their skin in treating them
'l Thsy sS viii give SPECIAL attention to rr ohrGnir
Di.or,Nrs. They will, in all cases, , consauSf
80. 90 ,,ua when the services are rendered,
..md viii collect as soon thereafter rs tney may
deem advisable. .,,t,,ss,,ra op
Ollice over McCauslaad & BEDFORD storr, Sp-
posite the court house.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-04

An Apache chief, convinced OF the
impropriesy of polygamy, has set Brig
ham Young an example in killing Eve OF
his sGuaws.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-04
Tho Virginia Duel.

Full Account OF the Fatal Quarrel
and it's Cause - woncn's Tattlc
and Mems Eillingsgatc u Goal TO
ssssonor.,,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-04

Correspondence New York Herald.1
Several extra supplies Of the Herald
containing the particulars of the
recent bloody duel here have been
received blythe news purveyors, and
speedily disposed of, yet the sanguin-
ary encounter and the various Incl
dents connected herewith continue
to be the main topics of conversation
in all circles. Last Sunday some o.
our fashionable preachers even adj
dressed the Throne of Grace in miti-
CATION Of damages on both the souls
and bodies Of the young men engaged
in the realistic pastime. Meanwhile
the field friends of both the late due
lists are Quietly hobnobbing together
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-04

The Heroic Conduct OF the ChallenScr's
Mothec.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-04
+. 8. MCKEE, Dentist.

Office over Aiexander's Drug store.
"AvING finished my course in ien.,srly ,e seit
- faxingt,,, a share Of the public patronaS Se Is
resnectiuiy solicited. As my instructor .5 Ss
of ihc best in the state, hops 10 10 snstom sM
mayaI Respectfully, d. . Acf>Ih
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-04
7. w, MENG, d. d. s.

cJURGEON DENTIST. Office opposite Gour1
= House, up stairs, LsSinTt2n, NO. h,ss .u.f nsw
Fable gutta pcrcLa. and celiutoiI Dis, 'nJ
invention Tor artificial plate wofh' 'iof pss ~
uurubiIity cannot be eNcellcd "pii'if
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-04

aud thiuk that McCarty rathefldc-
serves, besides on acqaittal for his
yalor, the plaudits Of IN admiiing
public.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-04

Those wishing lower priced l.aD. VIII find
the '.Grn' just the thing, moderate both in
size and price, male OF she best material, fine
tone and remarkable for remaining in tune
strictly first class in all its parts. All fully
tcsSiun.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-04
{
Heels.

~ heel Of tho shoS has for mar,
ycaf6 engaged the serious attention
of ~ artists in the trade, aud the
dictates or fashion, always arbitrary,
have forced them into producing
shapos Of the most tei.turing charnc.
teYs for instance, the high, mar
fon Gel, IS hich has been fashionable
for3 3oms years past, reproduced from
thosS Of century ago. This style
prsynbly originated in some defect
In tjIe height Of Partisan leader. Of
fashion, who thus addedtn inch OF
50 tSIiiB stature,c aid Of course was
adoptcd by her imitators, and subsc.
qucatly by oil classes. Then. to give
alnfge foot the appearance ofbcina
smaller than natrre made IT,. the
hesl, without being changed in
Its height, was So placed that it came
farsin front Of tho heel OF tho fost.
aud nearly In front Of the instcp. To
GIT II . lighter appearance, ~ wa.
|Sfi na3Ij reduced fn size, until Some
ESf N n3 pd lQlel skpes5S
, 1873-10-19

70 The Editor qf The Chicago Tribune:

70 The Editor af The Chicago Tribune:
B1R: wonder 1t Paterfamilfas," who now
and then buys load Of hay on tho stroet, t,-one
Of tloso nice little taporing loads that noArly
touch tho ground, and slope gracefully up to a
peak,-knows how thoy arc mado2 Pitched on
to tho wagon, did you suggest, aud arranged bya
man on top OF tho 1oad7 BY 10 means, dear
sir! Thia load Of hay IL delcato and artistic
creation, and fear you don't appreciate It.
Little can you gueas Of tho dainty manipu1n-
tlous, the dollcate touches. expended on that
work Of art.
Tue seen Metn made, and m going to tell.
To begin With, you'll notice whom 1t Is empty
that the wagon IL high and short, and, further
more, Is provided with row Of pointed sticks
on eaoh eide, to hold tho delicate load In place.
The hay III already piled on an empty lot In tho
suburbs Of tho city In big attacks. Whom wagon
Ia to be loaded, 1t Ia drawn up rear one Of thoaa
stacks, and man takes pitchfork and goes to
pile, tonaea 1t to tho ground, and thon proceeds
to loosen It; toaainR It up In the air, making II
l4Y up Light, md encouraging syeu iRdl1ldnAl
, 1873-10-19
THE CHICAGO IUHK-DEALERS.

Juuk-dealer in Chicago ia fast becoming synony-
nous for receiver Of stolen property. pawnbrokcra
and tunk.eaers the two classcs Of people to whom
thieves take thelr punder to diapose Of and although
It may be dAcut In many cases to decido what prop
e1y il stolen and what ia not yet thero can be no ex-
eusa for tunk-.eA!ers to buy railroad irons
snd brasaes, as most Of thotn ara IN tho
habit OF dSiug. Boycral casea havo recently
boen NOTICED In TnH Ts1nuNs Of junk
dealers who aYs been hold to the oEmina Court for
receiving stolen property knowing to be aach 1t Ia
q vsllknown fact that none OF the railroad companies
.antarno In ohicsgo soil any Of their irons or brsaaes
mailing them over for their uso Jet in great
many junkshops ooupliugBlinks. chairs, -pates
pad-locks, eto., with the railroad com panys name
stamped On them, have been found.
Rsiirosd. Ohief Detective Cornwall ot tho Lake Shore
Miohgan Railway. and oty Detecuvss aayton ara
.vnonE ths 1unk~shops, and thsy al unite in sayng
~ nnnh more steslinx hss ha<a going On thsa a'a
, 1873-10-19

Following Is the programme TINT will b played At
the acrmania Band Coucort In orphoua Hall, corner
Of ako and PEORIA Streets At o'clock this afternoon
for the bensht Of the yellow fever sufferers:
l. Overture to " Mariana Wallace
., Airs from "Der FrelRchuctz ctz"............ .Weber
(aolo for cariuet.}
Mr. Sch0tpp.
s. "Idfe Let Us Cherish "-Waltzcs. ........ +Btrauss
4. IAno aGld. ,hhttereE
3ftas ipnnHeman.
8. Violin 80lo. DO Uef1ot
GsorGe Loeech.
.. "Gool Night, Darling ohild," Old English
iFT. HHnHeMan.
T. Potpourri-" Wreatha for DAcchus" "...... .Menzal
8. Selections nul chorus. rua....................--
0rpAcns Society.
o. "Fest Overture .Leutner
toEQes
5fr. Schulz,
II. Flnalo from "Lolengdn nn.....,........W Wagner
The object Of this entertainment appeals to every
one, antl there should 10 largo audience. Admis-
aion, 80 centa.
, 1873-10-19

atalk Of hay to stick out On ita own rosponeibil-
ity and take up as much room as possible. Il ie
roally interesting to 500 hor ono fork full Of
hny can bo made to assume tho proportions Of
Whom light enough to suit him, ho goes on to
lay It On tiio wagon. Daintily ho takos mp an
airy load, and lays II carefully on tho wagon.
ovor The SHARP atoks 50 as.a as e 30 9a ,a 9 and
poarnnoo Of low-hung wagon. So ho proceeds,
laying row all round the edge Of tho vohiole,
tossing up = now lot whom nooeasary, and al
ways building around tho odgo TIL It rcaohoa %
course, ho has to drnw 1t In aa ho goes up, or It
would fnll out; and thus growB tho taporing
load.
When high enough ho throws few forks full
course, sinks In d good deal,-nnd t1on rounds
up tho load by throwing loose hay ovor tho top
But 1t is not yot done, There romalns ono ~.
tistio touch.. II is vol known that horsoa aro
fond Of rosin woods iu their hay; and. whilo
tossing up tho load, tho workman Is careful to
save out every apooinon Of tho woed that ho
finds. When tho work Ia completed, ho takos
these discarded wcodB, and, standing on tho
ground, carefully ornaments the load by sticking
esser ehs n nso na' sRe s6o bee hs ho hay l. Wo
sprinkled with the doairod plant.
When theso last touches arc on, tho horses aro
brought up, md the load starts for town. Very
tho pste11hs amas DR. a5sw S.t, Y oveF the
the driver is equally careful to sit on tho very
front odge Of hiB hollow load.
When you drive nrouud to tho hay-market to
purchase. he is the merchant WHO don't sell by
weight, but profora to soil by the load.
II you don't want to buy such concootion as
this, You must aelect tho broad load, aa wido at
tho top AZ at the basc,-the QUO on which tho
oanor IL not afraid to stand, and don't sink In
up to his watst, at that.
For wnya that sro dark and tricks that ~ vain
Thm HoAtheu UhfueA In fn1{t peculiar.
, 1873-10-19

The Two cigar steamers Of Mr. Ross Wiuhne,
Of Baltimore, make frequent trips in tho British
= Channel, although their officers take paina to
prevent any knowledge Of their capacity for
speed from becoming public. Ono Of these
steamers was built at Oherbourg and tho other
on tho Clyde. The latter is about 400 feet long,
and is built on different plan from the original
cigar steamer, which now lies at her wharf in
Baltimore. Instead Of o wheel In tho centre,
the yoasol has two propolors ct tho extreme
points Of tho cigar. The cigar, portion OF the
the whole appearance Of the vessel, as ho SAN it
recently in tho harbor Of southampton. as that
Of an ordinary ocean steamer po1ched on the
back OF whale" Mr. Winana hopes to obtain
speed Of twonty miles an hour by propulsion
alone with his strange craft.
, 1873-10-19

-. .~-.-ee.-. 9--1.S1-
This is an increase Of u l9 per cent IN tho lnoss
nrnings, IVA por cent ~ tAe iowa ea1nlnRBt sua
u Ills per cent IN tho totni earnings.
oEAEnAL NOTES. Es',-.
George hoppe Aksa.nns s9nednenaent M ,a oa
michigan Central Railroad has been appointed Gen,
1ral pasnaster of tho Mich1gan Central Aoad anu
Branches e y bnsh, lato saneE!nten*aeht Of ane
Grand HEcr valley Dls16loh euceeeoa 70 MI. doppe9a
old position.
The Baltlmoro P1ttspuF8h q thlca9o haltoau N
completed 70 Tiinn, ohio, from the west, anu con-
nection formed WITH tho T., I: =. i. i. a m'e o.
iron being aid down each d4y east i1om tno hake
e aso east ffSm Gi peST Sta9n Henry
its connection with the Htts9uEeh, for. WAY wayne q
Chicago Aoad o. Saipat4sao, Ina. 1Ia31s VIZ GU 6H
mcuce running through from tansu8. mlcn., 10 Cn1-
cago In Tow days. c.
The Chicago. Hock 1s!and q faclno 1tantoau oo.H
rany has declared diylaenu q peg ccn ~ ray1e1e
No1 29 Ino ttan1ier pooAs M w. ctosee M ~ IVY ~.
ytlle, Terre Hnute Ualca9o hn;lr1ao nas accSptg"
the position o. snnerlnteaoens u 'no oaeoeo' oan
vile Ytneennes noau. ,ox,,,,.un,
TIE coAtAasHtoSkAs ~ s; NJ ~ .ooAAiAshs'
tne ETttor @ ,n 1nS trt ~ t stat, ronroaont
Me as aoes tno a1 scs.Sa t, " sue ~ -" stc n
one q tno n.oos -. 'Ao e'esst n ~, ~
reason o. Ma HaRn.tuug;t @nu asu ,,1taI uuano1
tha mocnAnlca'' oi, co'eu {ti, anI
dependent apnn T. VIII sspeGany H. y.ao ~ o1
agot Is yatatay n 1a ratao ,ha 1 a. tSo
Chca8o WoWo nnt nafe oesu. e".toy srGu ". @ saAo
them array, ana y WI soaso ~ W Wy u ~ lt
YOU'D SEEM aat , w M ~ ~ aa,.n
.ne ~ ~ saniJ qeceivo thn "rnacon ~
, 1873-10-19

Harftna wishes to draw tho attention Of the people
of Chicago, and the puho In general to hie fall and
winter atylea. All who have eoen them ray they are
tho nlcest In tho city. Harklna hha tho principal
agcncy In Chicago for the celebrated work manufacture
Cd by Danster b Tichenor, Of Newark, N. J. These
goods took tho prize medal a& the Vienna Exposition for
The best meua hand-sowcl work In the world. Also,
ls s the sole agent for the sale Of B. Munson Co.,
Of Aboy N. who took the pr1zo at the State Fatr Of
New Jersoy for the beat aewed work IN the United
come household word. Old location before the fire,
No, 80 Clark street, opposlte tho Oollrt-uouse,
, 1873-10-19

Will Prices Never Roach Bottom
1swoud seem not for O. 9. Holson Co., Nos. 900 and
2T1 State street, are selling modern-stye, hnoly
ished, 1narblo-top, French walnlt-tr1mmed chambsr
set for $780, They also aro still manufacturing thoso
.r-attresses forty pounds weight, and boat tick,
for $14. Par1or sutes In lalcloh or terry Tor $3,
and other furniture equally low,
, 1873-10-19

This grand opening OF Dorrh celebrated European
Hotel and Restaurant occurred ycatcrday It liz tho
only p1acs in tho city whore you can order from blu Of
faro o,stors raw, frod and ftswcd; neasa and samo
Of ali kinds Vegetables fruit pastry, tea' and coec
for tho small au Of IS ccnts This Is truly The mob
tho city. In addition 10 tho Restaurant Mr. Dorr has
largo numbor Of elegantly ftted-np rooms With all
sol.os call ii Nos. II and ~ Ozark street, and hec
how It VIA rniucselfn y
, 1873-10-19

Now Fall and Winter Jackets.
Wo hhyo lsrge aud varied stock Of English walking
Jackets md other styles In fall and wintor oloass
IN navy blue, ec, ombroilorod and otherwise beaut
Of lsdcs' and ohijro1s Waterproof cloaiB from ii
up for full-eizo ladya cloak. Wo koop constantly on
hand full assortment Of nne millinery goods, In rhro
and desirable styles. Hotchkin, Palmer q uo,, MOI.
18T and 1ao Bt4te stroot. near MAdIAon.
, 1873-10-19

7aHTRH11lH = -
o. F, Carlc o., No. Ia L&Balts asreot, havo two
tracts Of choioo property ons 40 acres and ono "a
sorca neAr tho dcpots 1t Washington Heights; also
tsaos 21B acres noar HAWTHORNE and ono Of 20 acres
nenr Clydo On tho e., D. h Q. II. r., st such prices
md upon such liberal terms ~ make them deslrano
viii yled 30 Per cent goa to purchasers during next
Hanh1
, 1873-10-19
Tho Tribulations OF q Couple OF Low.

Tho Tfibu1Atf0nR OF d Couple OF Low
GrHs
Tho other night at Truokoe, Oalifornia, two
young mon, visiting tho samo young lady, tried
to "frooze oach other out" or in other words'
to geo which would stay tho longest 1t appears
that this il COMMON amusement 1T Ifuokeo,
and though perhaps ploaaant to tho young men
Ia somewhat expensivc md annoying to tho old
folks, The Republican tells tho story ~ fol-
lows: ....... ...
"The heads Of tho family left tho young peo-
plo a1ono at tho proper time and retired, apPar-
entity for tho purpose OF rest and slumber.
About midnight tho HonDg 'sd9 aSa neon
g froozers" followed. The door waa closed aftor
them. While moon and stas-gazlng, tho man
Of the house stops unoDsofYod into tho par
shoomnkors' wax On two Of tho aoata Of tho
oane-bottomed chairs-thoso that the mon had
vacated. This wax WAS Of tho right conaiRtoncy
to servo tho purpose In this case. Tho young
lady on the porch, who WAS in tile secret, soon
found IN exouAe for returning with hor admir-
era. Tho young mon sank down into tho "re-
served seatB," and each redoublcd Ills efforts to
ploase the da1nael annoy his follow, and keep
awake. About an hour passed In thia way, ~
down upon It, had become thoroughly amhlga-
mated With tho ehoddy of tue pantB-in fact, the
cano bottoms Of tho chairs, tho wax, and the
pantaloons, became sort OF inseparabla trinity.
The time for tho crisis was close at hand: It
came. Each ono Of tho bachelors found him
HoIf glued to his sent, and no amount Of pull
iug and tuggng effected O rolease. II they
arose tho CHAIRS followed. at first thoy tried
to look upon tho matter as joke, but,
after q full half-hour'a struggle to FREQ
thomaolyes from their embarrassing predoa-
mont, they began to think they had got into
eorious scrape. Tho lady suggestod that they
build up fousing fire In the asovo, and then
each man backing up as near tho hoat as pos
eiblo, "melt the darned stuH Of" as sho said.
This method was tried, but didn't work, as,
with tho ohnirs fastened'to them, thoy couldn't
get near enough to tho fire. After they had
sweat in the heated room for about al hour to
no purpose, tho wax retaining It's relentless
grip and connection, they ssw no way out OF
their awkward dilemma except to engage in q
surgical operation. It WAS getting along TO-
ward morning, and daylight Was noar at hand.
must be done quickly. Their tack-knifes 7ero
brought into requisition, and In . fow minutes
each fellow WAS released from hiH uncomforta-
bio position. They loft the young lady and tho
house IN hasty and uncoremonious manncr,
with q caua patch On the reRr Of thoir unmen"
tionablos about the size OF full moon. Freezo
-out ganee are not ss popular ns they Wer0.
, 1873-10-19

0na Of tho most ingenious aud valuable Inventions
On exhibition 1t tbs Exposition il J. J. Browns Au-
tomato Grain Meter for Weighing alt kinds Of grim
tic grain being accurately weighed while passing In
continuous stream through the machine, aud tho
weight IL regsterod on dial attached. by thia won
dorful, 3cs simple eonEavance, much tiuo labor, and
expense il Baved. This gratn-mtoE nay be near
Tho scale department Ut ths exhibition, and ono ahod
Judge that lhero IL fortune for sono outerprisinK
inan who may beuone intsrsxed in the manufacture
Of thpse machines.
, 1873-10-19

Tho Gunther-MaranoBtW War.
Tho strife Ia cndcd, and, to 10 foresecn, tho
Caudy-Ktng Maranesi, came out victorious. As
matter Of COURSE he dstrbutes hn awccs all the
uberay at ha stand In tho Exhibition and 1t No. 135
T.wenty.1econd strtet,
, 1873-10-19

800 Pianos For Sale,
Mcasrs. Jnlius Bauer 4 Co., cornor Of sthto and
Monroe streets, in tho Palmer House, have on hand
and for sale 1t extremely moderate prlcea choice lot
Of 800 Pianos manufactured by all the lsading houses
in tho country They solicit visit from purchasers
They think they can offer such peculiar Inducements
~ to effect sale with any bona hds buyer.
, 1873-10-19

railroads tmsginsd Prororty belonging to Tho Lake
pac!ac, Northwestern, ,pltsburgh, Fort Wayne Ohica
90, and Burlington Quincy lailroads has bccn found
by theao Bentloincn, md tho junkeaera In NJ cases
can protect themselves Is to hire some poraon whose
sole duty shan be to watch thcse fences " cAllod
tunk-ab0ub.
, 1873-10-19

Vp6QIQB V07.s
Five hundred picces Of black mohnir alpaca, at 37N
censohers viii ssk you for better goods 80 CENTS
AL silk aud wool French popns, in ali new colorB at
Is cents-uorth doub,o Look At $4.25 conntorpanos,
worth SO. Great bargains in black and colorod dress
silke Five hundred casos assorted fall dry goods will
bo oponcd In our rota department at corrcaponding!y
low prices q, ". h E. Pardridgc, Nos. III and 110
State street, and No. 1t4 Madison street,