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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-20


The Lecture. The fifth lecture
Of the home course was delivered by DR..
G. 7. Witter at the Methodist Church
last Tuesday evening before large and
attentive audienee. The weather was
prcpitioue, and the walking good, insur-
ing the Attendance Of the thinking pos-
ton Of our conmunity.
Tie Dr.. chose for lis theme, NAN,
q subject which the Di handled with
adroit skill, in fact there is ONLY now
and then man the Dr. cannot handle
with the greatest ease. and when the
DR.. got the hip-lock on his subject, and
laid him in the ''sunhy SHADES and
his glory and grandeur was gone from
him, We thought, is man akin to tho
angels, and did he indeed. spring from
an oyster? Fh@ Dr.. n'an-ipulatcd his
subject in a way that great pleasure
was natifcst in his audience, descan.-
ing with great yolubility on tho
necessity Of pure air, and healthy
diet to develop the phystque-not physic
--and thus prepare the amer for tho
perfect adjoining Of the osst,, man The
lecture was full CT excellent thought,
given to his audience in the Doctors
original manner,-pithy, and to the
point, commenting its excellence by
it; sound practical sense more than by
1t; elegant rhetoric or classical diction.
TIL: DR. uttered many VARIABLE TRUTHS
for which our people will heartily thank
him. The next loctu.e will be deliver
ed by Mr.. Philleo, at tbs Conc~cs.s.
tienal Church. April lst, We iara
Just discovered that this VII, be April
fools day. nsost opportssnemoafnnt
how materially things shape themselves
certainly "!1miny even,s cast fheii*
sHestto'cs h:fore.' Good music BY tina
choir addcts,n.uch to tho evenings GU
tcTtairnssat.:
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-20

SOc!ab!e ut MI. BlfOnS.
Catholic friends enjoyed right royal
time last Thursday afternoon and eve
ming at the residence Of Mr.. F. Biron
The gathering was not confined to- sect,
but all went who desired SO to do.
Willey's bus piled to and fro all day,
and up to a comfortably late hour, a
goodly number enjoyed the good things
and the hospitality of the excellent
hostess.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-20
/ DlRECTOEH.
f,7T1I1 OH DIRECTORY.

R3MAS z1sbbath morning at 10 o'clock
SSst.ch:s,s Il HI. VeSpers ) 7. NJ
cONGRn6kIIoNAL.--Rey.,R R. y. WEBSTER ;,
Servicea syeT1 fabba tn ut 10 - 4 IL, ana L
S Al sskfS4E school at l. NJ. Prayer meeting
Wednesday efenings
METHODIST EPISCOPAL J. d. Cole.
Services eyefy sabbath at II Il \. NJ. and u
p M Sabbeth School at > y. VI. Prayer meet
ing Thursday cvenings
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-20
The Committees, are requested t

The Committees, are requested to
meet at the Church or Monday eve
ming, for the purpose of reporting what
has been done in The matter Of Soela-
BILE. It is hoped all thai oan, viii az
tcui.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-20

Congregational Sociaij!e.--Th {,
Society meta, tie mouse Of j. 4, In
;s:ahasa last Tue,3.y The attendance
was quito large a,.d happy time was
in Teasing and making merry.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-20
Stoves! Stoves !,-Warner has

just gone - our sanctum window with
such q big toai Of cooking stoves
Warner, remember the draft DO the
stoves draw at sight?
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-20
Congregational Society Festi-


a festival and oyster supper was dis
cussed. It was finally resolved, that
as the society were making strenuous
efforts to erect parsonage, this was
just the thing to do; consequently an
organization was effected, making Rev.
R. NJ. Webster, chm, and F. J. Wood
Secy., after which the following com.
mittees were chosen,-it being under
stood that the festival is to be held Oh
the evening of the 9th inst.
On Hall. Seth Reeves, John Rab
lin, Jr
For procuring tables, ana decorating
Hall. VIM. Mccormick, T. J. Wood
Chas. Weller, Misses Sophie and Marie
Fontai me, Misses Ada and Gertie Wit
ter, Misses Susie and Vinie Rablin
Miss Celia Rossier and Miss Annie Du
fruit.
Candy Stands. Freddy Webster,
Fannie Baker, Annie Dutruit, Cells
Rossier. Alice H orion.
gahe Stands. Misses Clara and Lin;
Pierce, Susie Baker, Lille Grace, Ella
Moore.
Fiouer and ornamental ,Stund
Misses Hattie and Alice Mosher, Miss
Julia Grace.
Ice Cream. Miss Darlington, Fan
ME Webster.
Tea and Coffee Mrs. Wagner
Mrs. Crawford.
Cooking Oysters. A. Pierce and
Sam'l Purdy.
lemonade. Vinic Rablin, Ella
Compton.
Sohcitiag Committee.
1st Ward. Winnie Kablin, Marie
Fontaine.
ID Ward. Ella Moore, Fannie Ba-
kcr.
81 Ward, Ada Witter, Kitty Rum.
sey.
Centralia. Annie Dutruit, Celia
Rossier
Gathering EdtJles. Theodore Hitch
cock, Fred Moore, Henry McClutcLie,
Eugene Morrill,, Chas. Weller.
For procuring NIL. VIM. Brown,
John Snabley.
For procuring Oysters. H. B. Phil:
leo & Co.
On stores. L. B. Warner.
Waiting on Tables. Kittie Rablin,
Gertic Witter, Ada Witter, Susie Ba-
ker, Jennie Ward, Maggie Shoemaker,
Resa Weller
For Procuring Ertra Dtdes: Ivah
Rablin, Mrs. Sterling.
After the selection of the foregoing
committee, it was voted that the young
ladies extend invitations to such cen
tlcmen as they choose, to assist them
il the duties assigned. 4 General
Supervisory Committee was then ap-
pointed, consisting Of Mrs. Stevenson,
Mrs. Freeman, Mrs. Powers, Mrs.
Reeves, Mrs. Sterling, Mr.. Pnrly, Mr..
Rooster, Mrs. Worthingtoir, Mrs Ray
mond, Mrs. Witter, and Mrs. Far
rish.
Nc doubt nany valuable names have
been omitted from the list Of commit
tees It was the expressed wish Of tho
meeting that each and all consider
themselves invited to aid, and do for
the sooiety's good whatever their hands
may find to do. 1t is to be hopel
there viii be ITO holding back, but an
enthusiasm rather manifested, which
will make the entertainment a success
in every particular.
Mr.. S4ths Reeves and J. f. Ingra-
ham were appointed cashiers.
UEboundcd Generosity. 1t is so
seldom that opportunity offers to COM
mend County or Town Boards, or Off
ci;sls,- fer generous and noble action,
that we must not let slip the opportun-
ity when it is offered. After our coun-
ty had bought the bridge, and all that
was left to be done was to pay for it,
we are told that Brother Hiles arose
before the august 7assemblage, and
most magnanimously offered to donate,
to PRESENT, to GIVEto the Towns
of Grand Rapids and Centralia, the
aforesaid bridge with all its rights and
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-20
Our Small Change.

v"i 0lii"ii C"anSe'
1.-The LEGISLATURE adiourns TODAY.
Tho ,o,o;n, c,mns 49,, hroo,-;,.
up.
Cow VOW rolho . 49,. r.
matoes
Tho ..h.,o,, asa 49,. 90 A..
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we are prepared 20 print e'eet'oh
'''"''' "''A "'Hs o'" p4' u"
Inc heavens sothoeo siie Key ho'e
Whit al'o'iief h'''cs' man ~
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-Lor"' u Tue nfi' VI o'o"eil q
Lord has commenced the erection OF
residence on Wylle street.
Which one of our boys was it who
wanted to carry his girls muft home
tor her. the other night?
Two double sets of ''bobs' passed
through our streets pus hing along
three y"kes OF lusty cattle.
Remember the rights Of the wild
ows and the orphans, and vote for
Isaac l.. Mosher for Co. Judge.
- The February number of The Re
sources at California IS among our ex-
changes, a valuable and beautiful pa
per.
When hen laws an EGG she
cackle,. When live merchant gets a
new stock of new goods. he aiyer-
uses
Our Bus Is on wheels, 80, Wiley
Is II you deur.' The girls want US to
spell Bus with two S. 'es; but we
won't.
Our City needs a boot 5lacA.
Whereis there smart bright boy who as
p!res to shine in the world. There's
money mt.
We are in receipt of the Annual
Report of the Commissioner of Immi-
sr,t:oa for 1S72.--Thanks to Mr..
Cady for it.
Soc St ,monr's remodeled adver-
t;semeut The STYLES and fashions Of
the great cities and brought to us in
buying Of StAmour.
We observe many residences in
.;o,,s ou.u &c ann o;tu ,ndoroo;no
r.n.;~s an1 a,.orot;oos ,da;ng much to.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-20

Lost.-A pocket diary belonging to
Paul Fontaine. Will the finder please
leave it at the Reporter Office.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-20

Oyster er.---Our lady friends
Of the Methodist Society propose CIV
ing an oyster supper very soon. OF
course everybody will go.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-20

WOIA tHe1COu WIN l'.eteu ~ guy ID.
IT'S well.
A Dastardly Trick. Some boys
4 who ought to know better have been
W guilty Of late, of placing strings across
our side walks in such manner as to
trip pedestrians The nigh; Of the
J. lecture two Of our our citizens were
thrown hcadlong, fortunately however,
receiving no injury. We shall not
pity tho arclIins if they be caught
Dailastiils.-The &. =. Company
IS at work with large force bailastins
the road wherever the work is needed,
7 preparatory to q general finishing the
coming summer The excavations
about the Dcpot are being filled as
rapidly IS possible, and culyer1 has
been PM i east Of the depot pear tie
bluff
Listen! Listan !.-Ail yc from
one end ID the other Of Wood County
= from basement tn the attic, when We
hear Of anything of interest to the
public, send in to the Reporter, and
we will dress it up and return it to YOU
ID print. The local items OF town or
Il . county are what che public must have,
send them In. Don't be bashtfl.
A Nut for 0nr SayaEts. -Nr. L.
Huban had, = year ago, COW remark
able for her leanness, which brought
forth about seventeen months ago calf
Ian Insignificant creature and few
\ days ago tile calf had ca,t,, and is
' now giving good mess of milk. Mr.
Huban says he never counted the ami
nal Of any value, and thought several
N times of killing it. The next wonder
" is in order
Serlo1 eident. We learn from
the Tl6s 80 boy Is years of age
II WORKING Tomah road about sew
+" en- miles - his city, was completely
scalped l.se Fsiday. While driving his
cart. he falI md it when loaded
one wheel ee1rang off the sole. of his
pooc ana eAeeeher tearing his scalp,
Throwing N Ger from behind to his fore
head ~ Whitney was Immediately
sent Tor ana QKessed the wound He
>ninAs tle ooy vii recover, and says
ne IS the psQskaest chap he ever met
with. we unable to learn any
: name. except Johnny"
Further stout the Bridge
are informed that the County Board
6 Just befssc closing its session ordered
y the. cos Treasurer to pay the sum of
$40, 500 50 the Bridge Co. within
s:rty digs and declaring all obliga-
e ton On the part of the county, void in
= case th1 snm was not paid. Owing
~ $. e
y tDsss 4ing, over to the several towns
me = ELECTED on delinquent tax
es' = crizei by the Board, our
1reasa pot remarkable plethorit
Juss no ID in al probability on,
- will be unable to comply
W. <ae g ltions Of the order. The
al be,-ai1 free bridge.
s s0aNe fear.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-20
Meeting Of the Wood Co. Bible

Society. The annual meeting of the
Wood Co. Bible Society convened at
the Methodist Church last Sabbath eve
nin-, the Church being nearly filed
with an attentive audience The re-
ports Of the Treasurer and Secretary
We're read after which the following
officers were elected for the ensuing
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-20

Our Candidate.-For Co. Judge,
Isaac q. Moshcr.
Vote for Isaac L. Mosher fer Co
Judge.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-20
Fruit ! Fruit y! Mr.. 4. D. Frenc

Fruit Fruit y! Mr. A. D. Frenci,
who canyasses northern and central
Wisconsin for the heavy fruit house
Of Benedict & Co of Milwaukee, was
in our city last week, and sold fifteen
large bills in a very short time. Mr..
French IS so well known as reliable
ana gentlemanly salesman, and the
representative of first class and al
ways reliable house, that to show his
presence, is to sci! goods, with no urg-
ing. French has built up fine trad C
in the northwest.
The Coming Fcs.;val.-In the
copying Of the minutes. and the list
Of committees, from the paper handed
Us by Frank Wood, we omitted the
names Of Mrs. II. W. Jackson from the
supervisory committee, and Miss
Esther Lyon from the candy stand
committee. We hope all the members
will be prompt in action aud have all
things in readiness for q &c neral good
time. and a consequent boantiful har-
vest Of tie root ojf at ertI
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-20

Social at Worthington's Hail.
The boys propose having social hop
at Music Hsll on Monday evening -
Good music will be provided by the
Metropolitan Band.
Contract Let. Mr.. S. j. Purdy
has received the contract for building
the parsonage, the same to be common
ccd BY. May 1st, and the carpenter
work thereon completed by July 1st
IT'S well.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-20

4 large number Of straggl1tg' votes
were cast, especially by the 2nd Ward
voters, who were slow in determinin.
who should hold the honorable posi-
ton for one gear. After the business
for which the meeting had been called,
was finished the school house question
was called up and discussed. The
plans drawn by Mr.. Stevenson We're
submitted and explained, ami after
much discussion. NJ. Stevenson first
draft, the one astopted by the boarl,
was adopted hy She meeting provi
the same can be- co.Istruccd: asl-l. Ar
nished for the sum of $25,oee. I.-.s
action Of the meeting. however, Is not
considered final, or binding upon the
Board of Education, though of course
the Board vii give great Difference to
the opinions and wishes Of the peo-
pie Il the district The meeting ad-
journed, the utmost good feeling pre-
yaii;n-.,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-20
Il. II. Railway.

On and after Ian. LIST, regular Passenger rams
will rnh between Green Bay and Urana hapi'S
a follows:
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-20

A Grand OGrer.-We are in re-
ceipt Of several copies Of the work en-
titled THE GREAT INDUSTRIES OF THE
UNITED STATES, which we propose to
give to those who will interest them
selves IN procuring subscribers to the
Reporter. The work is q, large volume
of 1904 pages, profusety Illustrated,
printed on fine paper and presenting .
typographical appearance equal to any
work sold in our county. 1t is an his
torical summary Of the orig gin, growth
and perfection of the chief industrial
arts of the country by the most noted
writer's. including such names as Hor-
ace Greeley, John B. Cough. Edward
Rowland and score of others Of equal
celebrity. Nop re propose to yiee to
each person who cW furnish us ,uih ten
new subscribers the cash accompany
ing TIE list a copy Of this wort
There is not town in the county but
can furnish clubs of twenty or moro
subscribers with a little exertion on the
part Of the canvassers. Who will send
IN the first club and get the first book
We call attention to the advertise
ment Of the work in this issue. The
price Of the work is $3.50
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-20

Wall Paper.-One Thousand Rolls
received at Philleo & Co.'S. last Tues
dav.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-20

Mail Agent. George Hebard of
Plover, has received the appointment
Of Mail Agent on the G. B. 4 L. p.
Road.-Ar excellent selection. The
Eastern mail now comes via. this road.
Musical. Miss Shoemaker has chan
ged her residence to the house of Mrs.
|. L. Mosher where her scholars viii
find her prepared to give instruction.
Miss S. is intending to organize class
in Plover, but will make her residence
in our city; we state this as many have
been under the impression that she in
tends to remove thither
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-20

Election Tickets.-Tickets print
at the Reporter Office at S1.Oo for first
hundred and IS cents for each sue
ceeling hundred. Hand in your or
ders. First come, first served.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-20

The Battle Of the Kegs. We
learn that our Brewers had a little al
tercation day or two s;uce This is
unpretty, boys, and fatal blow might
bring one or both Of you to your bier.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-20

The executive committee for the en-
sitting Year will be Seth Reeves, L. B.
Warner and D. Fritsinger.
Mr. Lawson Of Baraboo in the EN-
ploy OF the American Bible Society
delivered very interesting discours e,
Invested of the usual burden Of stats
ties, which, though Of course necessary
will ever be dry and uninteresting.
\ collection was taken Tsp amounting
to- about $4,000. The Choir discours-
cd excellent music, and the meeting
adjourned subject to call.
The New York herald., 1873-09-28

AMUsEMENTs-ELnvrsrn PAcE-First second, third,
iSqr,h nl!h and sixth columns ,,n
BoXFSERs sHie F.@a-gr.. second
third, fourth and firth columns and sixrEEkrn
BOARD sS5 TSSS n e $
fiith Fl,t and & sixth columns, and SIXTEENTH PAGE
EsFHE f5 SsS%a
BUSINESS p4er-rrt col
BUSINESS NoTIcEs-NIsru rAcr-rihh and sixth col.
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-Fovnru PAsK-yirst
CLERKS ASS r.ssmrion col
G63csES HS sGam
Filth ana ., sixth columns, and SIXTEENTH PAGE
coAsTWish sHi gsTTEAMsH1Ps-srcosD PAon-six,h col.
nmn, and TaIRrkkNrH PAcK-Fourth column.
eonnu
PEY fF.essS
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TO LET ygaxISaEp 5 . AS1 w
EuRSEzs sna rs.sspsSr
EynSFHnglssT 5lfsa igS'a%Hs F4os-rirs. column.
$S% ASS IEiks@rss;ss ssH%S Column
g1JxAScfAL. .ssvrs5s FAes@Shipd s0.S%r column.
sooss aS
i THIRD pAeTs.Thrd, fourth Ard fifth columns and
EREsG Rtaa
nE1fs s's'hSi '$sa'hSSriKp-rEMA1Es-rprrrrx7n r.c.-roursn
column, ana sixrEEsrH PAGE-First and second
w snd csms col
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c.-THlRrEKNrH PAGE-First
noTELs-fcgNlrTST PAer,|sixth column, and SIX.
HOUSES ROOMS G PAGE.
Fifh an sixth columns
cF4 AND BIER
cs1stsn column
IosT AXb Eog ND-Tsla1rEsrn PAes@Sizth column.
MARsE and td
MsA@TRIMoNIAL-SEvESrn n @ PAcEasIxth column
ASp
MISCELLANEOUS ADvERrIsEMENTs-TwELrrn
mlscFnnASESHsTnsan EtfnsSa soT%n p.c.-pourh column
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PoLITicHL-~FiRsr PAcr-First column.
fIFrEtNIn PAcE-Ttitd and fourth columns and
OR TO
REAL 5
sss%" sss~"
rsxTa Column
SALES AT TAUCTION-TmRTKENTH PAcE-Fihh and Sixth
SITUATIONS ED-FEMALEs-rrrrsKSrn PAGE
sE ss'o"S spa iaso PAGE
Filth column, and SIXTEENTH PAcE-Sccond column.
SPECIAL. .NOTlCES-THIRrrENrH PAGE-Sxth column.
sPOKTING-DOGs BIRDS, &C.-THIRrEENTu PAGE
First column
Observation-Disclosures PAGE-Sixth column.
THE TRADES-FiFrEKNTH PAGE-Sixth column, and SIX.
TEENru PA0E-second column.
THE TURF-THiRTEENTu PAGE-First column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-TIRp PAGE
First and second columns and SIXTEENTH PAGE
Fourth column.
IRAYELLERS' GUIDE.SEcoSD PAGR-slxth column.
UNFURNTSHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO
LET-TnIRp PAGE--Fifh and sixth columns, and
SIXTEENTH PAGE-Fnth column
WESTCIESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-FouRTn PAGE-Thrd column
WINTER RESORTS-SIxTEENTR PAGE-Fourth coluun.
YACHTS sTEAMBOATS, &C.-TENrH PAGE-Fifth
The New York herald., 1873-09-28

NEW
DRY GOODS.
OPENING DAY.
THE BERLIN MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
THE BERLIN MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
THE BERLIN MANUFACTURING COMPANY
THE BERLIN MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
THE BERLIN MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
THE BERLIN MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
THE BERLIN MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
THE BERLIN MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
76l BROADWAY,
BETWEEN RIGHTH AND NINTH STREETS,
WILL OPEN MONDAY, SEPTEMBER %,
A LARGE AND VERY ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF
LADIES' FALL SUITS,
LADIES FALL SUITS.
LADIES FALL SUITS.
LADIES' FALL SUITS.
LADIES' FALL SUITS.
LADIES' FALL SUITS.
LADIES' FALL SUITS.
LADIES' FALL SUITS,
LADIES REDINGoTEs.
LADIES' REDINGoTEs.
LADIES' REDINGoTBs,
LADIES' REDINGoTEs.
LADIES' REDINGorEs.
LADIES' REDINGOTEs,
LADIES' REDINGorEs
LADIES' REDINdoTEs.
=
LADIES' PoLoNAIsEs,
LADIES' POLONAISEs,
LADIES' PoLoNAIsEs.
LADIES' POLoNAIsEs,
LADIES' roLoNAIsEs.
LADIES' PoLONAIsEs,
LADIES' PoLoNAIsEs,
LADIES, P0LoNAIsEs,
DoLxANs AND ENGLISH WALKING JACKETS.
THE BERLIN MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
THE BERLIN MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
THE BERLIN MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
THE BERLIN MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
THE BERLIN MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
THE BERLIN MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
THE BERLIN MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
7sl BROADWAY,
BETWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH STREETS.
WILL OPEN MONDAY. SEPTEMBER %,
MOST CONFLICTS STOCK OF
FURs, CAREFULLY AND TAsTEFULLY MANU-
FACrUREp, COMPRISING
LADIES' SEAL sACoUES
LADIES' SEAL SACQUES,
LADIES' SEAL sACoUEs,
LADIES' SEAL sACoUEs,
LADIES' SEAL sAcQUEs,
LADIES' SEAL sACoUEs.
LADIES' SEAL sACQUEs.
LADIES' SEAL sACouEs,
LADIES' SHETLAND SEAL sACQUEs
LADIES SHETLAND SEAL sACQUEs,
LADIES' SHETLAND SEAL JACQUES.
LADIES' SHETLAND SEAL sAcQUEs.
LADIES' SHETLAND SEAL sAcoUEs,
LADIES' SHETLAND SEAL sACoUEs,
LADIES' SHETLAND SEAL sACQUEs,
LADIES' SHETLAND SEAL sACQUEs
LADIES', MISSES AND CHILDREN's SITS.
IN SEAL. MINK, SQUIRREL.
BLACK MARTIN, LYNX, RRM1NE.
ALASKA SABLE.
HUDSON BAY SABLE,
RUSSIAN SABLE, &C.
THE BERLIN MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
THE BERLIN MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
THE BERLIN MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
THE BERLIN MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
THE BERLIN MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
THE BERLIN MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
TIE BERLIN MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
THE BERLIN MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
7Sl BROADWAY,
BETWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH STREETS,
WILL OPEN
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2s
LADIES' UNDERWEAR,
LADIES' UNDERWEAR,
LADIES' UNDERWEAR.
LADIEs' UNDERWEAR
LADIES' UNDERWEAR,
LADIES' UNDERWEAR,
LADIES' UNDERWEAR,
IMPORTED AND OF HOME MANUFACTURE.