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The New York herald., 1873-10-12
DIRECyORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

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BRoGKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-FouHrH
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DWELLING HOUSES TO LETT FURNISHED AND UN
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS-SEcorp PAcE-Fifth and
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SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
First, second and third columns and SIXTEENTH
PAGE-First column.
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
spEA sne r.esr.t
SP0RTfNG-DOGS BIRDS, &C.-1nRrEEHrH PAGE-
First column.
SToRAGE-,,EcosD PACE-Fonrth column.
THE TRADES-FIYTEEsTu PAGE-Sxth column, and
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uNFUaNISI. ED ROOMS AN ID APARTM ENTS 10 LET
THIRD PAGE-Fifth and sixth columns, and SIX
TENTH PAGE-Second column.
WANTED TO PukCHAsE-fHIRTEESrH PAcE-Fourth
column.
WATCHES. JEwELRY, &C.-srxrEENrH PAGE-Fourth
column.
WEsTCHESrER COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE
OR TO LETFoURTH PAGE-Third and fourth col
umns
WINES. LIQUORS &C.-SEcoSp Third column.
WINTER Observation-Disclosures PAGk-ihiri column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.--SEcoSD pAGk-sixth col
The New York herald., 1873-10-12

We call espcca. attention rich variety OF Ladies'
Suits, Coaks Sacn;ias, DomlnS. &c.
Ladies RedinSoes in cloth, satccE &c, at $40 worth
Sls
Our Manufacturing Rooms under able supcrin.
tcndenca and all Orders tor Dressmakng Will be iaith
fully and pro .npty executed.
A1tI.r ...I1.. z
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DRY GOODS.
B. ALTMAN Aco. OPEN
EXTRAORDINARY MONDAY MORNING
BARGAINS the
following
speciaities.
In consequence Of the extraordinary depreciation in
the value Of gold we have enabled to GREAT
| BARGAINS in imported goods and are Offering our
patrons and ~ public In general unusual advantage in
the purchase their goods at very rates We there
fore respectfully direct attention 10 the
FOLLOWING sPEClALTIEs-
| BLACK SILKS, IN ALL THE BEST LYONS MAKES
40 pieces Lyons gros grain SILK, at 81 Is per yard.
pieces better quality grain Silk, at 81 50 per yard
pieces better quality grain Silk, at So per yard
pieces better quality sros grain Silk, at q IS per yard
70 pieces best quality SILK, at 81 per yard
THE ABOVE PRICES ARE LOWER THAN THE
SAME GOODS HAVE EVER BEEN OFFERED BEFORE
| IN AMERICA
GREAT BARGAINS IN BLACK AND coIoRED
Bonnet TRIMMING and CLoAKING vELvETs.
sYensd e 3 s1Ss Sp TO sss eol0red vsvs at
| coLoRED DRESS SILKS in all the newest fall
1 shades.
r. ALTMAN co.
arc also offering
| large line OF FINE DRESS GOODS
every fabric especially adapted to the
| sons wear, all Of when have been
Reduced to very low prices.
ATTENTION is directed to our TRIMMING DEPART.
MENT, comprising choice and desirable stock Of
ELEGANT HAND MADE and cRocHErED,
PLAIN and BEADED PAssEMENrERIEs.
RICH CLOAK and DRESS PRINCES
FINE PLAIN. BEADED and JET
DRESS and CLOAK ORNAMENTS
LOOPS, BUTTONS. CORDS, 60.
| Being the choicest selections from tho
| EUROPEAN MARKETS
| CouRTAULs BEST BLACK CREPE.
CouRTAULs
CREPE TRIMMING AND ORNAMENTS.
all of which will be offered at the
| LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
| CRGo4AL ANNOUNCEMENT
$4,000 WORTH OF REAL LAcEs FROM AUCTION
On If dcnr of in
have made purchases for cash. at less than
half their value and offering them the follow
ing
AsroNIsnINGLY
Low
FIGURES
REAL oUIPUKE LAcEs, at
loc, l2c., lsc, soc &c aoc 4oc., soc and upwards
REAL YAK LACEs.
! 1inch wide, Ioc.
2inch wide 2oc. and soc
2,5.nch wide a5c. and 4oc
| s-lnch wide. Soc an eoc.
4-inch wide, 7sc, S5c. and 81.
$4,000 worth of CHANTILLY LACE AND LACE
BARBEs, FROM AUCTION, at IS per cen. below the
cost of Importation.
Alsrge stock of POINT AND POINT APPLIQUE
LACES
FIcHUs, Collars
WHITE and BLACK Wells and Yelling,
SPOTTED NET. Chenille Net.
white and black.
AT VERY Low FIGURES.
B. ALrMAS'a
SUPERB STYLES
NEW FALL SUITS AND COSTUMES
A fine black silk suit for s65.
An Elegant black silk SUIT for sloo
FINE woRsrED AND roPLIN WALKING SUITS,
ali coors and shades, SIS, SIS, $50, sss
ELEGANT BLACK AND CoLoRED
CASHMERE SUITS,
in all the latest styles. trimmed with black silk
YAK Lace, Fringe and Ornaments $50 S33, S3s.
A HANDSOME DISPLAY OF FINE IMPORTED
cLoAKs. sACoUEs, DoLMANs, HANDSOME ENG
LIsH WALKING JACKETS, &C., in great variety very
stylish and at VERY Low PRICES
OUR UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT
is so well and favoraby known for its completeness
in quantity, quality OF goods and cheapncss OF
prccs that IL is barley its
The New York herald., 1873-10-12


DRY GOODS: ,,,..
A.
STERN BROTHERS.
Sixth avenue si1'n avenue
And and
rwenty-shira street, Twon.y-shird street
ss7-sixth averue-ss7,
lI0-west Twenty third street-lla
are
now prepared
to orer the most
complete and extensive
assortment Of Goods in their
various and numerous departments
ever offered in the city, comprising only frst
class Goods in every way, many Of our own
DIRECT IMPORTATION.
shse ersf TsS sSH9 f ss fs e
aasi aaisk Il sta sfayaI aD So all very cheap
in all the shades REsEba MinSs &C.
GohSkED ct5fk Gkos dhAiS AND T1FFETA TRIMMING
TO match ALL THE NEW SHADES in ve,vets.
Splendid quality of coorei sans at 81 OF yer yard.
Rn-
In our
we now display
all the Novelties in
FREfqh FnEf HAS AS2 2sS Arb5ssAF s5ssATs.
BONNET AND CAP FRAMES.
STRAW HATS AND BoNNErs.
Prices
lower than any other house
OSTRICH AND WILLOW PLUMEs.
GflEsT GsyksGH fRESoA TEPs AS9 r2awERs AsinaFrEs.
branched to oYler.
FIRST QUALITY GRos GRAIN BONNET RIBBONS
IN ALL fHE NEW SHADES NO. Il AT 3sc. PER
dRos GRAIN SASH RIBBONS in shades Of myr-
tie, marine blue, brown &C.
SPECIAL BARGAIN
rh e2oF szabl R1hHA pTar sIs TIES IN ALL
STERN BROTHERS
''Hi SIR ROY S%s%s:;s "a sIisisRfs'
g., gIE GgnIDEkGaKaENlSs ,sa ,ovs
Including the
most famous and standard makes
the quality Of which we guarantee.
Chidren's Pantaiettes, Drawers DC,
all At very low prices
great inasfsTsP's nRSias w@1x1so X SUITS
Latest European designs
BLACK cAsnMMgRE
= P6fGISs P5ffK ANP s2s9Es S3EsREP Id ALPACA
in all styles o, -
at a great reduction
IRON fMfoRTEGp IPf5RaE EGp5'6cfLso 6LoAKs,
FROM BERLIN AND PARIS,
THIS week
DECIDED BARGAINS IN
LADIES', MISSES AND INFANTS
MUSLIN uNDERGARMESTs
We beg to cali the
attention OF our numer roIs
FRIENDS, CUSTOMERS and LADIES
about to purchase Underwear,
UNUSUAL + iIHNHb5srcENgSrs H5sr
onI in ..s, hs Z, III.
most e'aSisafi eoneriilns IN she city, SPECIAL
cHrxrsEs. bRAMsRs. 5Rli Ilns (!
DRESSING SS@ Esoar sS@a ATTRACTIONS
AsD fDS SaehyyssR9 @esHy StfsE Gs' &afieins. Tssf
MADE only only sa olihe very best
and most popular machines.
PLArSEsr TO 'THm THE N MOST
all OF which, on account
depres ed state OF business.
M AIMED FULLY laA PER CENT
STERN BROTHERS
REAL LACEs
EKBEoiDERIEs.,
ras.no, We are now off Offering
REAL GuIpuRE LACEs
from l2c. yard up TO 81
REAL YAK LAcEs
BLACK AND ooLoEs
OUR PLAIN ASp NIB BEADED.
REAL THREAD LAcEs,
OWN REAL vALEN CIENNEs LAcEs,
REAL POINT AND
1MPoRTATIoSs POINT APPLIQUE LAcEs.
ITALIAN AND FRENCH
BLONDE LAcEs.
together
Rt stock to "s, selso, "etf from fTar'"
nj prtca
The New York herald., 1873-10-12
DRY GOODS.

We have, during the past week purchased at The
CASH AUCTION SALES
the greatest bargains which have been sold In this city
for years, and we offer the to our customers at
very small advance. In addition thereto we have
marked down our entire stock, to compare with the
lowest cash prices ruling.
We annex few of our prices and cordially invite our
patrons call and examine goods without reference
to purchase Ladies may assured that this Is no sem
satonai advertisement and every article will be
found at the price advertised
COLoRED SILK vELyRTs
IT less than half the gold cost of Importation.
ll9 pieces of colored sk trimming VoivctS.
,,.or including all the new shades of
MYRTLE,
OLIVE,
ROsEDA,
RHoNE
MARINE,
&C. &c, al 81 20 81 81 81 a. 81 S. 81 65 81 IS none
rs pieces black silk veyets at 81 So 81 10 81 So 81
and upwards
The New York herald., 1873-10-12
Black silk Clsak ycivets,

fun % inches wide. at So 40 worth 81
Extra quality all silk Lyons Cloak Velvet at 81 p5,
worth $40.
loo pieces black yclyetcen worth fully 75c, sold at iac
l25 pieces black Vclvccen, worth 81 Is sold at ST..
Al! new shades OF Nelveteen, from 75c. upwards
The New York herald., 1873-10-12

Cloth shades of Herinos and Cashmeres, .7sc.,
81 cloth .S.ds u wdh & shssD yard
choes sHa
Fine pepn &C. e. s' s5e sa' ''
GSh psss xr Il aSHHl asy 'b%ess oG' m
in plain plads and stripes 25c sos, ssc ssc and loc.
MOURNING GOODS
Empress, Biarr,sz, BomSa1inss Mpscas and serges
Best with ,sdp line q s end s English M crepes
IN OUR SUIT DEPARTMENT
we have added this week new ana attractive novsltss
al and a s Ie Ss m
have increased the popularity Of this department and
II
all orders TO merit continuance OF
WE shanl f2fg5tE 5tEs F5S1H 5S Monday
sSsax sSs in ss e ss e. escs,
and ninges in great variety designs al the lowest
,%xar s5x rich Bonnet Black silk suit sasorasE
Very si; aasH sas sas s aSS
Very stylish hpaRss aalF cree. as SIX trimmed
Rich xh coolsa Esysi six s9a sa "a. .I sss :, 500
s$s:sag4sa &: III
Silk trimmed sts in u M the @ nsW G shades @ OF sa'nes
rsssh c9 pSs1sss 80 s
sSs SSSs::|
Walking Jackets and lowest prices
s.. 's"sH 's 81 81 sisIs il saa ss sis and $40
OUR LAp!Es pXnLNxEAR 4. pEFAngNEXT aa IS1,
Welding oans Infants Wa1Ss2bes and r.
a,o aas: aas. GHasAs aas sss ts s. Gts S ss
v-E ABE Now opCyryc
nas s"a .S ME YES shapes
Is ssss . s11S' sss
s g yssa snes9 9 ss
All the new shades in fnc Vclvetcens 81 yard.
WE ARE NOW OPENING
s sns nd SaD Me,n ,n
| Kid, cloth and thread lined Gloves
at lowest rates.
| HOUSEKEEPING AND DOMESTIC GOODS.
Ilannels, Blankets Curtains. Towels ana napkins,
Bedaq , and S d large
Embroderies-rIne ysk suipure. thread,
Iaces, veiIs, kuainss velvet and six Ecuces
Newest patterns in Dress Timmlngf lsg; r.,.u
Fail color; in bonnet, sash and trimming Ribbons,
oxrDIzED JEwrLRy ANp CLASPS IN EVERY
SOAP, PEREyxERT 451s .ASie,J5 hSp Az KINDS OF
TIE Gzaf arfhsfioS sff '5is'i" 81 HfI tSssR%sHEs
corner Sixth avenue and Nineteenth street.
Importers of
MILLINERY GOODS
have opened full line Of
CHOICE GOODS,
FRENCH FELT HATS AND BoNNETs
Splendid quality Ans5ssn felt at 81 80 IL al the
STRAW HATS AND BoHNErs
at greatly reduced prices, to close the season
LAcEs.
Made up Lace Goods
Lace Rutaings in endless variety.
We manufacture all our Lace Goods
RIBBONS
All the newest shades in Bonnet Ribbons.
Fancy saslcs.
Roman Sash
iSS iS Dozen FSmsn FSmsn sassss sassss silk
SILK vELvErs
Splendid quality black Velvet 81 30 yard.
Full line of all the new shade Of velvsts.
OSTRICH PLUMEs.
Black Ostrich Plumes, frou, 81 so upward
Fancy Feathers,
Ostrick Tips 10 sl shades
Ladies' Ties,
Fancy Ties
All goods marked in plain figures
H. o'NETLL 4 Co,
s,7 and s2o Sixth avenue near Twentieth street
RETAIL
At STEWART co.
viii eonsSsf sSSisa & 'SyE %EsR ssr's tho
full lines Of Fabrics
PERsoxAh
nousEiIoLp
WEAR AND USE.
DRESS GOODS,
rLANNEnss Siss'l Ans Sf,'ssis, BLANKETS,
Suits, shawls,
MOURNING GOODS.
"'n'f nosShES,s sH2 ES%'"'
SMALL WARES IN VARIETY.
Bonncts Laccs.
EMBRDIDERlEs,
Ribbons and Flowers,
UPHOLSTERY,
CARPETS. 6C.
Their stocks unusually hli
and unprecedentedy
attractive.
PRICES
The very Minimum Of
Market Value,
CASH.
Buyers arc respectfully invited 10 examine as they
cannot iail be satisfied with either variety sye OF
price.
! BROADWAY, FOURTH AVENUE NINTH AND TENTH
STREETS
il
The New York herald., 1873-10-12

In this department ohcrin. unheard OF bar
gains and our mmens sales during the past week fully
attest the appreciation o! our patrons
Black dress silks worth So 81 sold at 81 80 per yard
Black dres, Silks, worth S2 ~ sold at 81 % yard
Black Silks, worth - So sold at 81 80 yard
Block dress Silks, worth 81 sold at s. per yard
Cali and get samples tor comparison.
BLACK ALPACAS
at an immense sacrifice.
black Alpaca worth ull 31iac.. sold at 2kc.
black Alpaca worth full &c. sold ut 37i
black Alpaca pure linen warp worth luli 9oc., sold
at5c.
worth full 81 - sold at g."
Large variety Of Casnerc, Drap D'Etc. Crepcs, Bcm
bazines barahc,s Henrietta Cloths Thibets, &c, &c,
prices to suit.
where at 81 81.
Ladies wishing to purch lse irst class Goods, at
PANIC PRICES,
The New York herald., 1873-10-12

PARIS AGENCY OF THE NEW YORK
HERALD.
NfESsRS. KREMER & CO.. AMERICAN REGISTER,
HAVE BEEN APPOINTED PARIS AGENTS FOR THE
NEW YORK HERALD. THEY WILL SUPPLY DEAL
ERs WITH COPIES OF THE HERALD. AND ALSO
SINGLE NUMBERS OF THIS PAPER, TO PARTIES
REQUIRING THEM.
The New York herald., 1873-10-12

DRY GOODS.
IL. sixth avenue and Nineteenth street,
WILL OFFER ON MONDAY,
In all our different Department.,
very desirable and remarkably che ap Goods
having made extensive purchases At auction
and closed out large lots from importers.
on account of the great reduction
nom their former prices
These, with our present unusually attractive stock Of
regular goods enable Us to oer to our customers an as
lower than ali others in nj price. Ice - '
GREAT sARsafss II II sIlek HrHk As6 eoLoRnD SILKS
Splendid Ss's ''& sras 'ai' sis yard
Superior Pss & 81 ss ssl !, ana s.
Elegant 2finch white-edge gros grain black Silk,
:sa sars IL lhssxz sv.y as 4 4 = ya1a and H.
FINEST SATIN FINISH CASHMERE BLACK SILKS
e. Is 81 ., and g o. S,c under s,,p usual rates
sag and Miae sps ss 81
SeSrss SsEy eoo4ss s 5.ss soc % is wDn ana
lot Of very tine quality coiored ed satn 81 = ysrd
quality, 81 yard.
IN DRESS GOODS
Fine snah Ml E an and ses Wes = PSI &sfn M @ ana
Cloth shade. of xsrnos cs:a%siss 4 :. :, ,a.'
81 Cashmeres, In best cloth shades, 81 yard.
Choice colors In fine Satines and all wool Serges
and Diagonals 5Oc., 65c, 6lc. and 76c.
Fine Poplin Alpacas best shades, 3lc 3c. and 45c.
Cloth shades in all-woo Empress Cloth, Soc.
l,0tU pieces extra qualify Dress Goods
in plain pads and stripes 25c 30g 5c, 3sc and zoc.
MOURNING GOODS
in Cashmeres, Tamso, Italian and Cretonne Cloths,
Empress. Biar1tz BombaSines Npacas and serges.
with full line OF Courtand's English Crepes.
Best brands OF Black Alpacas 25c., Sc. 44c., c0c
IN OUR SUIT DEPARTMENT
we have added this week new ana nSysitiss
and originality and cxclusvenes OF the designs OF which
have increased the popularity OF this department and
won Tor our recent Openin. the appreciation OF our Gus
toners and the press the city and hope through
promptness the given the OF
all orders TO merit continuance OF
The New York herald., 1873-10-12

In THE MONTH EITHER or DECEMBER 1855 OR
j January 1876. poor woman gave away her insus
child. that person knowing all the
cnlas regard the child will hear OF something TO
Office.
The New York herald., 1873-10-12

INSTHER RETURNED. ARE YOU ITEREg alTB 10TH
IL lIth. Addre STEVENSON, Herald office.
The New York herald., 1873-10-12

L,OR ADOPTIOS-A BEAUTIFUL MALE INFANT.
Il Full surrender At Nine. DEsPARD's, Al East Twen-
N.ci ghlh street.
The New York herald., 1873-10-12

INFORMATION WANTED-OF WILLIAM H. ROGERS.
bartender waiter billiard man. late o l06 Bleecker
street Is fair compile xion, no beard looks like Ger
70 Old sinelc has left his
wife destitute and dying Any ntormation OF the coward
will he thankfully received by the sergeant
Market Police Conr hew Jersey and Brooklyn papers
please
The New York herald., 1873-10-12

All our own manufacture.
g. % nh.iIense competition Ia quality ana price.
ReaI SeaI sacaics extra tine, al $50. worth Sl2J
Chjjdren's Long Caps with head and wing, at Isc.,
worth 81. .r,,. -, . 80, 49,. :.
Elegant assortment OF real Seal Mink Lynx Ermlns
Sets, 1c., with limitations, at bargains
The New York herald., 1873-10-12


Underwear at extraordinary inducements.
1900 dozen Mcruo Underwear Tor ladies' Gents Misses.
and Boys, at las tl.an at any house n the city.
Ladies Mcrinu NeS'a, High meek and long
sleeves, at Csc, sold nowhere at less than 81.
Bows Undershirts from Ste upwards.
Full lines all the finest grades OF regular made Tn
dcrwear at prices 10 SUIT
MGslin Underwear.
Enormous Reductions throughout.
eau and Examine.
Ladies' good muslin Chemsc, tucked back ANA front,
trimmed with cugits. u tic.
beautiful " giusuita Chemise, reduced 70 9ic.
Beautiful Ch2misc, bosuia ci alternate tucking and
Night Dresses, Drawers Toilet sscques, &C., ali re-
duced.
Special attention called elegant assortment Of
French Percale Underwear.
which We are setting at almos. incredible prices.
French Fercalc Ihein-c, hans-emhrodered band,
front AMI sleeve; ali sewcd by hand al 81 AZ
tucked yoke, &C. Mt s. 25 81 80 &c. up To Sil.
by hand, ut So n pair
| We have In this Department, reduced the price or
every artlce and ladies' will DO vel 10 caii and e4
anime this stock before purchasing elsewhere our
salesladles will lie pleased % show the goods
Elegant assortment OF Corse.S, fmbro,dories
Berlin Wcrsed Embroidcries Brackets, &C. &C.
25pD "Rsbeccam Kid Gloves In n the new SHADES al ~
Every pair warranted II. ....
These Gloves own imporfAtia nii hrc ihhi,u.
factured for exclusively and We guarantee thch ~ "
the best low-prced Kid Gloves ever soij'
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-07-03

Wichita and the surrounding country will
celebrate. The proud bird Of freedom will be
handled at Greenway's grove if he loses his
last pin-fcather in the operation. Yet we fear
but for individual enterprise he would have
gone scot free on the ninety-seventh ami
versary of American independence Exien-
sive preparations have been made for {: grand
basket and picnic dinner at the above grove
one-half mile below town. No intoxicating
liquors, or liquors OF any kind. will be allowed
upon the ground. There will be swings put
mp and arrangements made for simple amusc-
ments and games. t.he Wichita brass band
will be in attendance throughout the day.
There will be patriotic speeches. chorlIscs and
toasts. Reireshment booths will be erected
ana all who prefer TO patronize them instead
Of bringing basket dinner can do 30. An
efficient police force will be upon the grounds.
80 that everything will pass OFF quietly and
pleasantly. The indications are that the cclc-
bration will prove grand success Every |
body-men. women. children and babies are
invited. There will be grand illumination bah |
at Eagle hall in the evening. Over two hun I
drcd parti-colored lanterns have been manufac-
tured for the occasion. and il viii be the mos.
respondent and extensive party ever gotten
up IN the city. 4 cloak room, and persen 10
take charge Of If, has been engaged in addi-
iion to room in which lee cream and other
refreshments will be served. If the day and
evening prove pleasant there is no reason why
he lth of July. 1873, viii not be long remcn-
Iercd by the people of Wichita and surround
ng country. Everybody is enioned to he on
he ground at % O'Clock a. M as exercises will
at that hour.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-07-03

A WORD TO TRAVELLERS We have word
to say in favor of the Missouri Pacific railroad
1t was the "piOncer" line westward and is the
sold reliable" route to st. Louis. With the
improvements which have been made during
the past year, we believe that the Missouri Pa
citic railroad has the best track and the finest
and safest equipment of any line west of the
Mississippi. 1t is the only line which runs
three daily express trains of fine coaches and
Pullman sleepers, equipped with the Miller
platform and patent air brake, from the lead
ing points i'm the west, through Kansas City,
Sedala and Jefferson City without change,
connecting at ST. Louis with eleven different
through routes to points north, east and south.
Particular information. with maps, time ia
bles, etc. may be had at the various '.through
ticket railroad stations in the west, or upon
personal or written application to c. II. Bax-
ter, western passenger agent, Kansas City,
Mo-. or +. A. Ford, general passenger agent,
st. Louis, Mo. 42-tf
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Fully thrcc-fourhs OF the owners of these
nerds are parties that stopped at Wichita last
season. In fact know Of but two Stock men
that have gone to Ellsworth with their stock
that stopped at Wichita last year, and one Of
the two had his contract to he delivered at that
point. But IL there is no general rule without
an exception, ! suppose tins case will go to
verify the old adagc. MoNr.
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MARRIED.

AT Hayerhi, Ohio. on June 18th, bv the
Rev. Mr. Cartlist. +. +. Nandervort. Of Sedg-
wick county. Kansas. and Miss Laura Boyn.
ton, of the former place.
Mr. +. +. V. left our beautiful valley several
months since and we had about despared of
ever hearing Of him again, but see how inter-
estingly be turns up. May he and his fair
bride conclude TO make Southern Kansas their
future home. but whether they do or not we
wish them a life's pleasant Journey
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just a. We go 10 press ;. W. Bailey. who
lives four miles northwest. m Delano township,
brings Us in few heads Of wheat % The Cali.
fornla blue stem and tie old Treadrl that
''eaps the sheaf" for anything that has been
brought TO our notice vet. The wheat p,s
soWn broadcast among corn stalks. some Of
the heads measure plump seven inches in
length. and are 50 heavy with their golden
treasure that the stalks bend. The lowest c,ti-
mate made of the probable yield OF the field is
Twenty-Five bushels, while many good Judges
put II up io thirty-tiye bushels 10 the acre
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EMIGRATION TURNING-CHEAP FARMS IN
SOUTHWEST MISSOURI The Atlantic and
Pacific railroad company oilers LOO 900 acres
of land in Central and Southwest Missouri at
from 81 to 81 per acre, on seven years time,
with free transportation from ST. Louis to all
purchasers. Climate, soil, timber, mineral
wealth, schools, churches and law-abiding So
c;ety invite emigrants from all points to this
land of fruits and flowers. For particulars adj
dress A. Tuck, land commissioner, ST. Louis,
Mo- lo-tf
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In connection with the following list
we have for sale several tracts of land,
ranging from to % acres, adjacent to
the city, suitable for suburban resi-
dences. and choice residence lots in all
parts of the city. We also have the eX-
elusive agency of several Of the best
business lots in the business center of
the city. Call at our Office for infor-
nation as to price and location.
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y Kew. }. c. Post will preach a sermon suita.
hie 10 The nations anniversary next sabbath.
at 10! u. m, at his usual place of meeting.
Rev. Mr.. iIobb viii preach at s u. m.
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W. ID. Mead having disposed of his Avcrill
chemical pant business 10 Chas. Ilill druggist.
parties desiring this excellent qnaity of paint,
IN any color. cnn be accommodated at his c>tab-
lSl,ncnf
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The social OF the NJ. T. mite society Will lac
heia AT The residence Of Mrs. j. T.. Caldwell.
on TUESDAY evening, July sth. at which re-
freshlnents and general good time NAV be- ex-
pecicd. Come one and all,