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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-06-26

RTABBrHG AHPRAY.-A stabb!ng af-
fray occurred near Red Rock, this
county, In which VIM. Beadls stabbed
man by the name OF doldsberry.
The cause OF the trouble was as fol-
lows: J. ID. Beadle, Williams father,
had sued man named Harris, before
Esq. Hartzel, and Wednesday the
18TH, was the trial; but few days
previous tn this, J. II. Beadle had sued
one Of Goldsberry's sons, and obtained
u judgment. and the old man COLDER
W had gone to Red Book to get some
money changed to pay Off the judg-
msnt against his son, and stopped at
Esq, Hartzsl's, where he found J, ID,
Beaiie and Harris qHarrellingi Colds.
berry said something at which VIM.
Beadle took offenss, and made some
remark. whereupOn Mr.. 0oidsberYy
called him llar. This raised vii.
liam's Ire. He drew kuifs and stab
bed Mr.. GOldsberry In the left side,
infiicting a severe, though not danger
Gus wound. DIR. Duncan, Of Red
Rock, was called aud rendered the
necessary assista noe. Blade.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-06-26

DOUBLE DAIIy.-Ns@s-s >a.Isfn-I q
Booth have recently ts1al1sse 1aas tani,
service on the line f.ez- ADarx4lis u
Pella, 20 that two hsstsEs 1pS pass
each way over the rcme sTa-y asy
This plan will be srSss as al axlssrs-
lnent for two or shrss 1zss1s1lia, ano Il
not fairly encourages. VII tn dRru1s-
tinued.
The same gsrsls-=E@. sIuH Eiso nIsz,,-
ed new livery saAAas- ~ Tint 1vans
barn, Jus, south ~ liz --tzonIi EUast.
where they kr~g q EsuElisz. OF flrrs-
class turuuuts f.. tas recommendation
of the public Cal IL SANFORD d
Booth when yaG wEr7 u -in., ana
they viii! supply yal VILE. = handsome
and seryiesAA-ss sa9
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-06-26

RAIL-E1AA-A1 rs1 tisxt IL no.L-
ing saiA41as-a-ziy astnii4.io ps Sale h.
noC. ra--r.A- 1ur1asr ttaKI wnsi wss
SID kasi wseE- Correspondents u
0Y&ney villa ttA4 Aoe1E IEixn1 Cerups-
NJ. A.G s1ant communication nsre
ssssz Reserve i,rf ~ f.. - ins public
LA a1g kuvu3saVs os them, tnsy Gre
sasstsr isrs1-s Ct inquiry, preliminary
- rasa1eirS,i Eisc cautrsrt for tuiI6-
1ag tias raae. VS. Ers unly authorized
Ia ssxis LIE. sus proposition viii u
siaci az oGr g'so,ss CHI ssxiiy 1nse.,
sasf fiaGt ]. vs. cazu;.iy, tlas rmsd viii
sr0tsssssr is bGlias xs.z2sI I. xnentns
4rDu In,s nxsx. gn0 psssihiy within tits
rsnr. 10 1aes.isly 81 tas Bunr1 Of Dr.
r.ri,ss has 30: Dssn called. ss there IL
aastiasaar Esfurs saasm fr consideration
II n ssss1eEs ths K. I. Go. msxns bus
zossss sn1 VII sasIg u IL We nDiy do
ssii ysrs when they re. ready 10 move.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-06-26

A VENERABLE MAsoN.-At the re.
cent Masonic funeral at Pella, that OF
the late J. 8. Morgan-Father Keables,
being the oldest Mason, carried the bi'
BILE, that being one of the emblems dis
nlsyed on such occasions. With this
preliminary remark, we introduce
Father Keables as being probably the
oldest Free Mason In the State, he hav-
Ing affiliated with that Order over fifty-
one years ago.-Register.
Father Keables was made Master
Mason March, 1919, consequently has
been q Mason 81 years aud over
Blade.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-06-26

Rr1s1KEas Isa.-4-KxaE .--I'rDs Jnl,y MI
unurres Ia Knoxville busileM 4n,-
tevs ~ q rev advertisements Elm
w1eE We KIT vial Il Use alif II rDn,-
uaerlC tina institution anu fE lr-inoi-
pa3 a. fully worthy o. aIIy isvnn -ii,1
MAY st ExieuasC II tien- l,s1rIIit
VINO contemplate taxing ss.,t 8 nnu-ss
~ 5.ros. .Joliy atigrx gnnIiir M. IiIiIsS
OF gDtur tG-t.ls- from l.Dms IL tint
ss.fs- AcvAu.4res
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-06-26

THE FOUBTH.-Th9s a. gcsgass.
..ons for the ceiehyAtia.s xsss stsssssrs
reunion hero on the Fourth -, s'-e-
crossing enthusiastically. Speakers
band, seats, shade, water srs9 s's ssrt
m. nor necessities are al rscvss@s Tn
Tbs masquerade company, sis'zass'-ar's
nsasly one hundred NEE, sars yrr-
nj red their masks. sa4 are preparing
10. grand display. Tss ~ WARTS
have been ordered In gszsrssEs ssFss-
ply, aud funds necessary Sax s2ssxnan'
have been nearly all rAa~ssl
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-06-26

EoEsEs W Ar-El4-T'ut Isn.is-EsE1-
&C viii tse n Ennxviiis .lEia Bita.s E-Sc
every nAr thereafter im fwD 81 ialrss
wsaKt, for ttTs pu-poss II pry4Elg CrD.
or mere car loAlis ni fa-n Eno driving
horsss. weighing frnlr 1iHf 30 lss
I,ounas. OF sgss four Ysr9 SID up
wkr1. Mares pr.ssrr-l. E4ayg@rs q.
Tf1rsout HOUSE. "a. s,u1Iiprs 4 LGoz-
era Livery STABLES.
Z Y .AwIyE+,sa
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-06-26

s'oS1 Ask - oGIitnsrelIg with Jai.
ssi. xfissI tls .lsr pa~tal iaw takes ss-
&c., issxlasgs Gass De ,salG OF lie Tc-
1tt n TIE sEis u -Is. Yer quarter, or
- sic Issf year Enc " cDarss i; Iaust
ass fsa41 a. ssasi quarterly IN advance.
Ne Irfopn~e ~ aassy this Lew burden
ios tisose VI cas sul~cfabsss In tbs
essst'as S'hDse saDsoriviioflssss paid 10
ttss 1rat " January nex., os ak
aaaDiissas IL sopaisos frusn July lss, aud
asse 1ps tioss WHO hereafter pay for
ST. iiaosi-ias III advance. Lists viii 10
~sir ~ tns pss.anastsfs 10 order tia.
Ei.ss iany know fsvip whom 70 collect.
ihs sas s5sasss IL pspsfs Geliyessd at
Sss Ahozvtiis DsiGs, ~ well ~ those
ylis'a actually - tsarangh .he naiis.
VS. l'slasfe .as aas ~ L. ~ uuius.
Aeil<s aud igast .ian. tbs cd Gopgresx
AL fsyey1szs ii< iajusliee asic ssf1sss
~ 4 Lar fe4ririBg tis sAlas pss.sxs
on . pager Which merely pssses
through lila hoiae offlee without going
into mai hsx. shst 1, requires upon
paper carried from Ms.ns 10 GsliEor-
uis, 10 unjust " ias extss. Of slsurdi.
~. II Was pssssd ia tbs interest Of
the city press. yhieb IL gives . per
1eut additional advantage oser the
country pApess. tbs motive Sss Q 70.
sengefai one. The psopis snd tbs
great mass Of the country papers hsd
fur long time demanded that Tia
franking privilege slloEld be abolish.
ed. copgrsss was Eaaliy Esgced "a
listen 70 the demand and wjpe Out
that great evil; utsrsi6Ad is spleen
BY means Of this postal Law aud ths
SALARY grab.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-06-26

KANsAs.-Do you want to 60 to Kan
sas, to look at the country, or buy
land? If so, call at the Central Iowa
Land Office, and get a THROUGH TICK
EFT from Ottumwa. Iowa; and II you
buy land, you can have the cost of your
ticket through Kansas credited on the
first payment. Papers containing
Maps and full statistics furnished on
application. This is no humbug. Call
and see me. f. +. SPEBRY,
Agent Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
r. II. (46tf)
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-06-26
JUNE 10, 1873.

RAN AWAY, from the undersigned,
living ia Washington township, Ma.
riDB Co., Iowa, on the night Of the
18th inst, one Samuel Epperson, aged
about fifteen years. thereby warn all
persons not to l,arbor said Samuel Ep-
person. or sell him any goods Or chat
ties on my account.
WV, II. LINDSAY.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-06-26

INaSpSN-Yssss 80 = -srs5ss ~ crsrs
ole Nx4hsen@,5 >ss@e~stses ~iil ~ keic
a. ses cyr~s ia@l rnrsa ~ Attss<s OF.
ssss xna-as. a. .gaas. yt will ~ urder
sar management a. tire ras~cns a.
Hasssna-y. Tes ss'ra.cs n nau,~S -
IN. haar al commencement nr~siesss,
sr,as~iE ana ssssss~s dinner avs t,ss sss-
ding sA@ts-~s. S~assrsrs fs1sl sss,osa
x-s sxr~rssss Fwe-yssecy = irvitefi
n, ,# rsressr,s CD. ysA-tGe!-&s< IL si,s
r1sehr~:Ssr a. tn, anniversary.
pa n,s.yss-zz ssS zsAsAxy-w-EE
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-06-26
Markets.
CHICAGO, June %, 1873.

WHEAT-Firmer and higher No.
l spring, LIS; No. 2 1.20 for soft; and
l.2O4 for hard; July l.l6s; rejected SO.
CoRN-Active, frmer and higher;
No. 2 regular, 29i(930; fresh, "a; Ju.
ly 33i bid; rejected, 3O!G31.
CATTLE-Receipts for two days g..
692; market dull and 15l925c lower.
and under excessive receipts; fully
fair to choice steers 5.l0(15. so; cows
Hollis; pens full ut close.
a III OGs-Receipts for two DAYS 49,
5S4; market dull and lower; COM
mon to extra 4.25G4.85. st.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-06-26

80. ge1~ss Day, THE bre&hren Of
'eess>nf~l Lodge, kncxvflls, celebrated
-. schas D~y, oath insA., Ia IN APP
'~sarvtsse md pheasant snAnner. Al
'.ecrt 1880 n M, thsy formed pro
',.~e~sc,. ~ Tire hsn, ard marched to
see Methodist church, where the OIL
tce- esect ~e~ ruhsicly installed :
issesv S,,ns ~ " "; James S. Lyle,
IS. ": C.. &c. Collins, j. w; E. Baker,
sr-r~su-~r; J. oprenheimer, Sec'y
80 ~. n0vls, S. D.; n. Clark, J. D.;
~. =. xroer~on, Dr.. wethereli, Stew
I-~as ent5. z. BY, Chaplain.
brief, but excellent address was
delivered siy Rev r. L. Briggs, pastor
of tise vi. r.. church, Knoxville, and .
knight renlplss, or 18th degree Ma
SOB. T'l,e address waa listened to
with unususl interest by the fraterni.
n ~nd cwegv one in the audience.
Procession again formed aud march.
80 ~ the coar1 house, where the Ia
die haa r,-sg~0ea 3 dinner. which has
seldom, n ever, scen excelled in our
tcvn. RretAren and their families,
Nne mxny others we're fed, about $50
10 MI. sna provisions were left suffi.
e,srn sos nearly ~ many more. The
affair ~ss pheasant one throughout.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-06-26

RCsAwAY.-John Vaughn, Jr., and
MI Ardery were driving In buggy,
ns1as TIE cemetery north Of town Tues
dsy srening. The horses took fright
.rss1n tie raising Of an umbrella and
sSessssdsd i'm unseating the drivers,
5srno.ishiDg the vehicle to q consider
stls extent. The young men were
esaIy slIghtIy Injured.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-06-26

THE SADasDJoI4LY Gays have come
the hottes. VI lhe ysay: aud there's
no better wsy 70 make the jolly pre-
doininsss than to repair VI tiss ciose
o. dsy 10 Frssland 4 1,bompson's and
ring for ics cream. lou will always
find there tLs est ice cream In tho
market.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-06-26

Mrx srs IN receipt OF the "Short-
asna znss-est Calculator" IL IL q
conlp,ssa. convenient, easy, rapid and
ca--erz xseisaa.f IL computing interest.
II h wocA many times its price-50
csnss. Se1a to Fl. J. B. Cummings,
u'sfse-sst, Iowa. for one-it Is just
Whist ever! County oticer, accountant.
swyer, merchant, mechanic and far.
upsc yAusA
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-06-26

To TxAcHsRs.-Notice 10 hereby
piven that Teachers applications for
positious In the Knoxville city
schools. will be received by the Board
until the 9th inst.
IN. DAVIS, Pres't.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-06-26

TIE BLADE Of this week says about
ESQ has boon subscribed towards get
ting UP q public dinner ut Pella on the
Fourth. ~ 'ragamuffin' procession
will parade the streets during the day,
sack race, a CREASED pole, and race
around the square will be some Of the
cxcitements Of the day."
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-06-26

B-Ayga-A very full assortment OF
t,liszik. vii! Always be found on hand
NJ isss YoyKg Office. including decide
wE-rLnsy and quit claim; mortgages
reI2 estate and quit claim; bonds-ti.
lie cseseiAl. ETC.; Justices notices,
GA .saAt'e's sale notices, supenas; ex-
ssui5o2s, warrants, promissory notes,
ss.E s.E.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-06-26

KNOXVILLE LODGE, I. o. o. f., Is
making arrangements for a Public In
stallation. 1t will be next Tuesday
evening II favorable word Is received
from the Deputy, a. expected.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-06-26

CoswELL's elegant ice cream parlor
il open every evening, Sundays ex-
c~pted. and the trilie Of ten cents pays
for dish " Ice cream that will melt
ike o luscious peach In the mouth.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-06-26

MARRIED, on ths 18th inst, 1t the
residence Of the BRIDES mother, In
Knoxville. by Rev. p. ii. jacob. Mr..
CHARLES COLLINS and Miss JxNNIy
SAVAGE. +
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-06-26

SsrAEgER.y MEETrSGs.-Rev.J J. B.
ELI, Presiding Elder, Oskaloosa Dis
r-im- VIII conduct Quarterly Meetings
~ As1ark- July 5th and 9Th, and at
Npaxrslls July 18th and 18th.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-06-26

Ice, Ice, IcE!-Cunningham's Ice
WAGON, II ordered, will leave Ice at
your door every morning. No man
can afford to do without ice In hot
weather when it can be had for 60 cts.
DER cwt. Leave orders at Cunning
hams hardware store, or hail the Ice
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-06-26

THAEES-1Tas NUTEL tsssAillBo-
meTi is unasr obligations IL hiss -A3-
ies GisIln for q coupis is1xss s.-lvsiat.
rls4 Tilaes1 g1ysoTl ugIr table inss MUntLy-
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-06-26

N-s4 Sswesi Neg>~~ ~ e~sssffs-
.ss~ as~ N~=s s~ss at, ~s>-> t,ve rev
sass. hr~.~p ss Rs.s. Ne 8 E~rSisu
sssw.s,sN. rsss s.~ss5sns ~rFsa. W or
sss-.y a. Fac~ g. az y. y s~@s soy
~. q. S~~ac~s>s ~ fsss ~s>cs ssas the
N~~rtr~~s
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-06-26

AEEF Cool--How? Just order q
nu,H os scx sefs .: your door, every
np-1ans ty C1nningham's ice wagon.
Gully 90 cssss per cwt.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-06-26

s.ruEEssHG~--M-. LounsI Will Ds In
Ennzvil.s Gil tbs ALL u July with G
supply VI nis books, ''pionssss " Ma
rson 1oantg y Erd viii IL prepared 10
sf;rs litsrai 2aduseaasak - parehs-
ssers.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-06-26

For GALE.-A small farm, adjoin-
ing Knoxville. Enquire of j. H.
Taggart. (47tf)
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-06-26

EsEuCEEIEs atliwinE p-iars NJ I..cEI-
fellows east silat Of 1.utiiif -,uuEs'K-
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-06-26

The GRAN0ERs are srsgArsnT ans
grand times Ut Attsez Az E9asss,fs-
Vile on the Fourth.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-06-26

nt~ %~sSs~ .r.s ~,r e~-ss~r~s~s <Sl
\. ss~S~A.s~s a grh.nsr~~s
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-06-26

BELLEFOETAiAE LODGE, A. r. 4 A.
", celebrated 81. Johns Day; but we
i,ass rs..tsud Lppost Jaezo sspest.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-06-26

G..Sx ss->~ ~sss~s~s >s~S~ss SSst
q xs,s4ss~.,ss<a ~ ~rSsesnS s<.s
~~s.s .. s<as s.s>-&es M. ~r6s>et 'ss'
lps~~s ls.,sa sk~c-~s
- asee@e-A-as
NV 9s~@ess NJ s~~-.s-s W>c~r'
s..ssA = ssasssssss~ = ss~s -e%ss~s>v 50
a,a ss>s,s~s.s !, esses~~essa rs.~s , fsr~-~-
Il - d u VI s~eeca ~ s~~wss. ~s~s
49,, ssvst~ asN,A ~ss y -<-~~sssr~s>es'
lNss sr3 ~-ss ~ es~-s~sss ssrt-es-sf II
a ssss s>s-~.,v srva ~ss~sre.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-06-26
Millinery Goods,

Comprising the --latest Styles Of Hats sad
Bonnsts, TyiMpings aid Laces, and
thoussnd articles Of Sdevnmept, Allot
which she invites them to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-25
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMusENENTs-pouRrH PAcE-Thrd fourth, NTH and
AsTgoLoGY-TnIRIKEsTH PAGE-sixth column.
gILLdAKPsvF99SNsTTrn nrASSErses9nd column .
third and fourth columns, and SIXTEENTH PAGK-
BOARD 'ss AND LODGING wANTED-F.rrrrsrn PAGE
Fourth and NTH eolHmns and SIXTEENTH PAGE
BROOKLYN BoARD-Fnrrrsru pAcr-Fifth column
REAL EsTATE fS arounrxusrn
PAGE-seccnd column and ELEVENTH PAGE-Fihh
BUSINESS oPpoRruNIT1Es-srcosD PAGr-Finh and
BUSINESS NOTiCEs-NrsrH PAeE-Finh and sixth col
saA Snz kD nsRaAs FoK ss%s
First and second columns and ELEVENTH PAGE
sLERks AND sx,issMES- pAcs-rinh column
cc3chMEN AND GAkbENEssmTanD1n iHna1nn nPAer-Fhh
coAsT%IsE sTS%SsHIps- PAGE rnh column.
Column
Den pDEENTIsTRY-ELEyESIn , PAcE-Fonrth column. -,
and sixth columns, and SECOND PAoE1First second,
DWELLING HOUSES 70 LET, FURNISHED AND UN,
FuRNIsHED-TnRrxTSrH PAcE-second and third
EUROPEAN, srEAMsHIPs-TsSrH PAcH-Fourth and
EYES sSumn
EMxcURsIoNs. M I .TEsTM PAsn-Fi,th and sxih columns
aooxs as5 % ;ffSHs ~
r,,p TETEyS5M pAcE-Tbird fourth and fifth columns
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HELP WANTED-FEMALEs-Tn PAcE-Third and
HosEs oks sSn
third anf 1sgFh and
HousEs Rooas s0l%%nw sa P4es-sxh
,ssss sgsns @ AND Brn
GEN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-FouRrEENrH
LECTUBE SEASON-FouRTH PAcK-Fith column.
9AE sSu%n
FRE F3arET1a ssIaS
Hsb
MscEENESds drth daS 'h
new fSesxh column
oRa&Ns RaS.rs sos p4orrna
sT5HoSs RsfHEs
sST Tl& fSGm GHy FOR SALE OR
aae ana h eamn ana sixth
REAL Es FATE TO ExCHANGE-EIEvisrn PAan-Fith
REAL enf asxHf s.tf p4orsxh COL
EELIGIous Sor1cEs-E.Eynsru PAer-sixth column
sas % s0a%n fourth
sIrUArioXs WHNTED" "Fi'iEMALEs-TnrRp rAcr-First
spa
1sSs
second
third columns.
THE TRADES-THIRD PAGE-Sixth column
THE TURF-ELEvENTH PAGE-First column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-THnTEENrH
. PAGR-Frst column.
TRAVELLERS, GuIDE.TExTH PAcE-Ffh column.
UNPUBLISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
THIRTEENTH PAGE-Fifth and sixth column.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-TrNrH PAcE-Third column.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-FouRrEENrH PAGE-Third column,
and ELEVENTH PAGE-Ffth column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.-TxNTH PAGE-Third
column
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curLDers,s DErARrsfGSfs. MEN +. 70 upwards
Pique Braided lss So sgits; I Mani. Msn!ie:; 4:
oaDeSw white init ii01s'ai Piqne and colored Linen,
Asreat OaTsa1n TGsnhhbnEx,s 81 NORMANDY CAPS.
800 ce,Is;sn'' q y 81 Normandy Caps
a0e,, maternal assmss ssns snsSs ws.s%an.n,v q sS;
9s7Eaz 5E07HEssS
the richest selection D y
any house in the city, many
.sf w.s. wass Sraed %ers a%son sas, a.
and which we will sell at
'rAH sa$E sy|ESHE Hssa4$ #3SsSls 3$S$Sls ,,,,.
fRES9H sIsf sfoSSE sSS ,taHi$$sESSios 4 tH$ESi
REAL 1v1sfEESS'S1ESssS sES SS1ES ssp LASTS aSyy'
: oLUsE sEAsisH tAsHsi iiAcEs.
in all widths and qualities
REAL THREAD FlouscrpSgss FIG ;npsTs line Of
fo f6HSE Asb FoisT IAcEs
Hamburg "a Al; ;Is! s%s 1qq.sron
white Goods ~ 'D'' ''hs u
HOSIERY IN all grades
GLOVES.
Ladies Brown and White Ralbrggan Hose
in all qualities.
Ladies' striped Hose
Ladies' Lisle Thread Hose ~ ~''e"'
Ladies' English Hosc fnll regular,
ChiIdren's white cotton Hose, up"aio'
Chldrcns striped Hose siAeA
Chdrens brown and gray mixed Hose
Children's white and brown
Balbrggan Hose.
POSITIVE BARGAINS IN ALL THE ABOVE
ENUMERATED STYLES.
LADIES' I1sI,E T,gREhp MsIh ,f' SS,S'Vsf SSSf,4S'VsfY.
in one, two, three and four buttons
LADIES' SILK GLOVES.
In all the shades and
two and three buttons
CHILDRENs SILK GLOVES in white and colors
CHILDRENS Isle THREAD GLOVES,
from cheapest to finest English
Goods imported.
STERN BROTHERS,
Sixth avenue
Twentythird street.
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PARIS AGENCY OF THE NEW YORK
HERALD.
AHEssRs 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
slNGLE NUMBERS OF THIS PAPER TO PARTIES
REQUIRING THEM.
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IMEE AND vIE.-MEET Me AT GRANDE
n Duchessc picnic, Rose Bank Park, Clifton, Staten
Island, next Tuesday. FRITZ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-25

A BEATS O. 20 IN KENTUCKY. POLLY IS
PERSIMMONS.
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(NAMELIA-COULD NOT COME; BUSINESS OF I'M
~ portance; expect to see you at Argyle Bal Masque
Monday eve. MODOC.
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EMIE A-LETTER FOR you AT STATION B.
~ CHARLES HAMILTON.

IN A. BENSON OF BALTIMORE-YOUR FRIEND
+ you bought the watch for Meropolitan Hotel New
aboufs Please address PORTLAND, Herald Uptown
Branch office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-25

a<, s,~.s s-.nuo ITO West Twenty third street,
will offer
MONDAY
and during the week
their entire stock of Goods
in all their various departments
DECIDED REDUCTION IN PRICE
THE EARLY PARf RaH0 Of THE SEASON.
RIAcK LUsrRINEs AND MARCEL!NEs.
We direct especial attention lon tS oqr ia INES OF
in TAFFETA AND Gkos GRAIN,
EaehGIEsf X 81 GIiE!si'fifis sh%cR fN 0i. fAFEETA SILKS
MUCH BETTER BLACK TAFFETA SILKS, AT 81 2S,
c.os 81 ss Ks Fl g! Isl q 4, 10 81 81 and
BaACM aaWa Ghqs hI eEAH 81 sEPEkfok MAKES rNs
COLORED TAFFETA and GRoS GRAIN TRiMMiNG I'M Is
FROM 81 Is UPWARD.
very large assortment OF colors
The above lines OF silks will be found
me u sheap e s ahn the a wants Of
Continuation this week
OF our great sale
PARAsoLs
SUN UMBRELLAS
The elargc quantities we are daily selling
enables aHt9p v e pf95 SSRe:AISsy spa:1IpS!s!y very
We shall this week offer
many new and desirable lines
OF Sun Umbrellas, purchased the past
few days, at a reduction OF IS per cent
ron hs t9s%sR aR pTsfeAss AND rAFpETA SILK UMBRELLAS
0Ros dFAiH sIs SIX N At M
IhAoc cMiLDREx's / LID PARAsoLs, IN VARIETY.
Oapf laa aaiUnsI IN
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PER SONAII

my INFORMATION CONCERNING ANN DORCEY,
"A maiden name Lacey. from county Wexford, towns
land of Garrivarden of her brother Patrick Lacey;
when last heard from in New York. 1t will be to
their interest call Immediately at 95 Columbia street,
Brooklyn
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rENTRAL PARK CAR-BETwEEN FOUR AND
~ halfpast four O'clock Saturday afternoon; lovely
neighbor my right from street Twenty.
ninth streets tried to show address in hats did not like
ndence WHISPERS, box Isl Herald Uptown Branch
nfi
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MEET you AT QUEENS.
fMPRovIsIToRE
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DRY GOODS.
IN CONSEQUENCE OF
and notwithstanding the general depression
in trade and the stringency OF
available cash funds In order
to facilitate sales, will offer for
cash. WITHOUT REGARD to PROFITS and
WITHOUT RESERVE.
UNUSUAL and SPECIAL BARGAINS
their various department.
PLEASE NOTICE annexed advertisements.
B. ALTMAN CO,
SIXTH avenue, near TWENTY FIRST street.
CLOSING OUT THE BALANCE OF OUR STOCK
at LESS than COST.
Over 10000 yards Of colored
DRESS SILKS, comprising all the colors
and shades in browns, drabs, blues,
olive. sage, bronze peacock blue and green &C. &c.
Also ELEGANT STRIPED SILKS
gray and white black and white, black and gray &C.,
SOLD OUT atsi ST. 81 sf 10, 81 s7,sl1
per yard
An elegant assortment OF
EVENING SHADES to close out.
b. ALTMAN 4 CO.,
Sixth avenue, near Twenty.first street