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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-05-20

I'm chterprising publisher Of Now
Orleans has issued n handsome map,
showing all tho crevasseyfrom Menu
pLis TO tho mouth Of the river. Tho
map also rcprc.cnts all tho lands GOV.
cred by crovasse water. 1t ooDsti-
tntcs II vivid picture Of tho dovasta.
,ion by tho over flow in Arkansas,
Mississippi and LDuisinte. .',.J \
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-05-20
COndtnScd News.
Dam ,gc, from ice in Canada.

Damage, from ice in Canada. ...
The Democrats arc making prcpar-
ntions in New York for u National
fight.
Memo,i.l exercises over all tho
country.
Marshall Scrrano has "scotchedn
the Carlist rebel ion in Spain for II
while ut least. Don Corlos however
is still hopeful.
Gen. O. O. Howard of the Freed
mems NUrcan has been acquitted of
th' charge OF embczzIoing $275, 600.
As the money has gono somewhere,
this smells Of whitcwash.
James Gordon Bennett Jr. has re.
Gently wor Il walking mntci, Of ten
miles against n MIR. Whippcll for
$4,000. ~. ..~.-,..,, ..-a,,s -.. - ,.,....~.-..
Gov. Clldwe.l Of North Carolina
oIfclS Il reward Of iive thousand dol.
lars for LiulcGeld, tho railroad
Swiu!lcr, now III Florida. The sew
e:al Governors Of Florida have 10
fused to recognize tho rcquisitions
for him.
The trst convention Of Cummings
rcf"rn',d Episcopal church will bo
hcld at tnn ca, y day in New York.
W. W. i ton an old "rro sl.very,"
dc"ocrat and '+opperhead'" aud ILL.,.
ira States rights man will probably
be next United States Senator from
CUnnGctlcut.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-05-20

The arst annual spring meeting o.
he Greohville Jockey Club will b.
held on the 26th, 28th aud Goth in
etont. .ls ,' .b.jesn. y... o.. Mn
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-05-20

EBAY, what has become Of tho hoIo
saw in your pants tho other day -
Yorng Amcrica, carefully cxamin-
Ing his unmcntionablcs-It's worn
out, sir" .il
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-05-20

"And 50 they CO." one Of tho lato
Portland Scapoi Committco is pJrt-
Cd to have laid "our great mcn arc
fast d"p'tins-iirst Greeley, then
Chase, aud now Sumner-und L dom
feel very well mysclf.'
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-05-20
Ideal Feet.


The celebrated anatomist, Profcs.
sor Hyr,l. OF the Vienna University,
recently opsued one. of.'his lertu'o' to
his GLASS With the Singular QUEST ian,
"W hich is the most beautiful foot.
considered from the anatomical
standpoint 7" and then said ut Is
renla,kabe C that tnsle can lie 10 III my
dive,gen opinions Oh this suIject.
While the sous Of men louk upon u
small, slender aud graceful foot (if u
lady's f.ot) be al ideul one, tho
,unatomist" utterly rejects it
us. beautiful, nd ouly the
'u'ge, long and broad foot as the
ideal one in his eyes. Even the
greatest classical writer's Of antiquity
--llurace, Ca,hIlur, and others-who
had great appreciation Of temlhine
beauty, never mentioned, in the dc :
scriplion of their beloved, their small
Itet The people ;belopging t" tho
Celtic race have small feet, the Hin
doos, esp ciaIlJ, have such small feet
and hands that they may be envIed
by many European cauntesses.H The
batI4oi troops Of tho 1Inglish army in
lndis possess 10 Dngland their owr
arlnory, where peculiar kinds Of
weat tons aro constructed C,r them.
The sword !hll,s made for them are
,huoh t,o small tor us to grasp with
ase. The greatest beauties Of Eu-
eope--the ItaI,ans--bavc really lohg
rnd broad fuet. ..~
: '",r i,-----. - s$--A+--.
Colonel Rose, Unitc1 States Army.
coin III aiding at Little Rock, AK, 10
Q mphatic. The Gazette Of that city
having misreprc>cnted his part in tho
little "shinhy",ofa few days ago, he
replied: "The uuthur Of the nrticie
to which said soutence belongs, is IL
liar aud coward low hinG, pruba.
'ly born in howell whore the swine
made his parbut' take u back te,t."
This is not exactly Ches:e, Geldian,
but then it has the advantage Of be-
iug readily understood.
Some sharp philautbropst in New
York, who had fatcut sewing ma.
chine treadle e,for sale, wont to AL.
bany and procured tho introduction
Of bill $50 protect: tho health "i
operatives" the effect Of which, il
passed, would be to c,nf4c.te every
sewing machine treadle in use in the
State, and iotoe the purchase Of
patent. = The Working Women
Protective Union. of New York 60,
wind Of the job, and Temous'r ratet
againbt this merhud Of. projecting the
health Of female operatives. ~.
H.. u ------i---.s - - L------' -. 4 .
| The arst annual spring meeting o
| he Greehvil1e .Jook.v (I,h will h
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-05-20

L'nllady (Garcciy)-"you mustn't
occupy that bed with your boots on !"
Buard"r -" Never mind, they're only
an old pair. | gn css tho bed bugs
cane hurt 'em. l'll fisk it,, any
how" '' - 81.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-05-20

4 young lady in Gloucester IS
charged with keeping her light burn
iny in the parlor until very late Cd
Snnd"y night, in order to harrow the
sensitive feelings cf an .cnvious
nciChbor INTO tho belief that she had
really got Il beau. ....
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-05-20

Captain Horton, in Caldwell Coun-
ty, N. g., has tho vcritatlo muskct
with which his grandfather, Nathan
Horton, stood guard at tho hanging
Of Major Andre.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-05-20

a Wesleyan freshman thought it
disgracc to Mn'hodism that Ben But
ler'a Analogy should be uscd as text
book hy the seniors. lie was not ut
all fl'tcd to form young mons ideas
OF morality. rt s. t".a.,..: .'
"iapa, arc you growing taller all
the time ~
"N", my child, why do you ask :"
"Bccanss the top Of your head is
roking up through your hair"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-05-20

ID VtiV - VIT I~T.N- TIIIN " "'-
Lake Erie has swallowed 10000
persons shoe its navigation begun.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-06-25
rnllMIssInNER,S NOTIcEl

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE!
Thomas L. Hale, &C. In ohancery in the
w. 0ircai. Court of Ma
James II. Lewis, &c son county, West Va
Decree entered in the above cause October
18Th, 1873,
oIt appearing to the Court that the Supple,
mental Report Of Special Commissioner, @ p
T Moore, sscortai6ing the parties entitled to
dislrbn,ivs shares in the proceeds of the sale
of the real estate in this cause made, mas been
lost, aud there being no record OF the coufr.
nation of said Report, the Court doth adlndge,
order ana decree that E, W sissou, who is
appointed Special Commissioner for thai
purpose, do execute Che requirements Of the
decree heretofore made BY this Court directing
10 be ascertained Of said paties and happehr
inc 10 the Coult, that some Of the parties have
received their dstributiYe share in said pre-.
ceeds, the said Commissioner is further order,
ed to ascertain and report how much is due
tho respective parties upon their said shares,
The parties in the above entitled Gauss will
take notice that I..havo fixed upon the 2Oth
day'of July a. D 1874 at my Office in the
I'm Of Point Pleasant, West Virginia. 10 as.
certain The requirements Of the foregoing do.
.oe T. W. SlSS0N,
Howard, sol Special ccnlnlissiopci
iuue lS'IT
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-06-25

70 FARMERS The Buckeye Mover
and Reaper aad the "0Id Reliable Sweep
stake" Thresbor, manufactured at Canton,
Ohio, by G. ApImou 4 Co, and for
which Machines, Geo. W. Craig, of Ar
buckle, Mason county, is Agent, have for
years been acknowledged as not only the
cheapest, most durable and best in toe
market, but capable Of doing better aud
more work than any other machine of the
same kind. The unprecedented demand
for these Machines during the past season,
has only again given proof Of their
progressive merit and popularity, Farm
ers who are contemplating buying Reap
err Mower, or Thresher, should make their
wants known to Mr.. Geo, W, Craig,
or orders may DO left at this office
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-06-25
Ask YOUR DRUGGIsT ABoUrIT!

No person eau use Boschee's German Syrup
without getting immediate relief and cure
We haze the first case of Coughs, Colds, or
Consumption, or any Diseases of the threat
and Lungs, yet to hear from that has not been
cured. Ne have distributed every year for
three years over $50 coo sample bottles by
Druggists in all parts Of lie USlTsu STATES
No other Manufacturer Of Medicines ever gave
their Preparations such test as this, and con-
iinue il for a number Of years. 60 to A. O..
VAN GILDER'S and gela Bottle for Is cents
and try it, two doses will relieve you.
mch s 3m,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-06-25

The grand success Of tho age is MiIIer's
Table Rake attached to the Buckeye Reap.
or. 1t ccIipses all other selfrakiug Reap
ers now in use and can now be seen in
full rig at G. W. Craig's barn. Farmers
90 and see it by all means, before pnrcba-
sing any other Machine. 3w.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-06-25

croPs. The appearance Of The corn 10
this section By no means Gathering The
absence Of rain 10 the latter part of Nay
and the FIRST week Of June was the cause
Of keeping back tho spfouliug process and
ofretarliog tho growth of that planted
early in the season. The rains Oflasi week
however. have improved the locks Of the
corn fields to a great degree and With fay-
cradle showers as the season progresses
there will be a good yield,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-06-25

The youpg men Of this place will have
a graod tournament On the 81 Of July,
which will wiud up bya Coronation Ball
at B2als's Hall III the evening, a large
number of invitations have been sent out
and a big crowd and . good tine is antici-
pated.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-06-25

The ladies' fthjs place will hold an ice
cream Festival at the Kline House next
Friday evening for the benefit Of the
Point Pleasant Brass Band. Let it be
literally paronized by our citizens. The
Band will discourse the music for the oc-
casion.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-06-25

Would it not be well chen all the cities
and large towns arc cleaning The streets
and alleys in view of the probable no
hoalbfulness Of the summer for The coun-
Gil to see that the beard Of health alten-
ici to this matter in our own city, in sea-
son.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-06-25

John W, English, Trustee, aaVcr'ises
some very valuable real estate, adjoining
town, for sale.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-06-25

Robert Wilson has taten charge Of Mr.
Charles Touring Mil. We wish hin
success
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-06-25

- -N''A''"b tS'"NNt@Ae " NA"iNe'J
which occurred on Thiriceu Mile Creek,
il jackson county, about ,hroe-faurths Of
a uilc FROM The Mason line, and which re-
suited in the death Of one Of the parties:
On Sunday evening, an ARRAY took place
between James Priuglo and Thomas Bar
nett. Priuglo had been telling some
slanderous stories on bis brolher,in.lav,
George Barnett, to Thomas Barnett, (in
jest it is claimed. which Priusle denied
when confronted by George Barnett, then
be brought up Thomas Barnett and faced
Prirgle, who Immediately began to abuse
Thomas Blruatt aud threw siOuc athim,
Barnett, which he lodged, wheteupou
Barnett told Pringle he did not want any
quarrel or trouble with him, and dared
Pringle to strike him, He then threw a
second stone and struck Barnett on the
left arm, At this jancture Thomas Bar
nett threw large stone which struck
Pringle on the head and knocked him to
bis knees, and then jumped on to bin and
pounded him severely with bis fist, striking
him eight or ten blows 10 the face, when
the by.standers interiercd and pulled Bar
nett OF of-Pri6gls PriDgc died IN a
very short time aftorwsrd from the effects
Of the blow received on the head by the
rock An inquest was held and a post
norton examination made on the body BY
Dr. J. BachIcl, who found the skull frac-
tured and cracked about four inches Oh
the left side Of the head; whcnupon the
jury returned a verdict that the deceased
came to his death from a stone thrown by
Thomas Barnett. A warrant was issued
and Barnett arrested aud brought Jeforo
Esquire Jacob CASIO, who, after hearing
the evidence, held him to bail for bis ap.
pearauce at the next term Of tie County
Cour; Of jackson county
pinglc leaves wife and one child toI
mourn bis untimey and violent DEATH
Barrett is young man between seventeen
aud eighteen years of age Both Priogie
and Baruett are Of respectable families,
and the fatal ARRAY is very much regret
ted by the Dcighborbood
~.>-e-o~->--.-->>ss>.r,sN,>,
IaPR0ygM2Nrs .-JOhn McCa|0Ch, Esq |
has contracted for the erection Of a ino
residence on bis acre lot at The corner of
10th and Main streets
james Il, Couch, Jr is preparing to'
build zoe two,story rasidcaoe on his lot
corner Of Sth aud Main streets.
Ben. Franklin will commence the build
log Of bis two story brick store house as
soor a, ,ho hrick whiah are now buruad
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-06-25

There is to be a platform dance in The
grove at Hickory Chapel, July llth, 1874.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-06-25

Ia the case of the city of iaIlipoli9 VS.
Capt. W. K. S. Hall for violation Of
Beer ordinance, tried Friday evening, the
jury after being out few minutes, return
ed verdict Of mot guilty" And upon
this vctdict all the drinking saloons in
the city we're opened forthwith,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-06-25

Los7 Sometime last week, on the
South side Of Kauawha between the icrr7
and Nine Mile creek, an American Stand.
ard sever cylinder cartridge revolver be-
longing to Dr. W, ?. Neao which the
6Qder will please return to hin, and the
Doctor will confer the favor by responding
to any call made upon lin for profession
q! services
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-06-25

AEpRRyy SrocE, =" Arab" is of the best
AIderny blood; was bred April 81, 1868;
Sire, "Niurod o." No. 2 3iG; dam
Garland" which is reported to be amoOG
tbo test mixers, Arabs" ucmber in
the American Jersey Club Register is 2l0'
Mr., P. B. Tyler, Of Connecticut, from
whom be was purchased, says Of Arab
Arab is really Que of the most beautj'
fpl as waR as the best of his kidd 10
America, aud is as gentle as a lamb.
This Gno animal can be fouud upon the
farm Of G, c. Miller, E:q., si'hia one
mile and half Of Point Pleasant Past
orago will be furnished at$l 80 per month
'g parties wishing to avail themselves Of
this opportunity of improving their milk
stock, Terms IS for steer and So for
beifcrca
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-06-25

The premium list Of the second annual
exhibition Of lhc Mason County AgricuI'
tural aud Mechanical Association will ap,
pear in our next issue, The premiums
have been considerably increased for this
wear.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-06-25

weather is bot aud drs. Let Us
pray for rain aud for cool nights.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-06-25
5tt aBruGGg ateisfft
LOCAL MATTERS.


e,,,syAL. DIR, A. K. Barbes LEFT
e,,day pight for Boutc'oart Springs yir-
.;,i, and WILDE absent about ten days.
Ge.n be returns he will be accompanied
+. h, daughter Kate aud Miss Relea
s,.,,s.t. who have been attending school
!, Virgin. during the past year.
Geo. ". Seter, Esq started Sunday
,,.,ios on yisi: to bis relatives 10 the
s,.s,elosh Valley, Virginia He viii
1. absent about one month.
Thomas H. Hale, Esq, has. returned
a,n bi: Western trip.
yr. Mark. Kimberling, formerly citi-
%, Of this county, but now Of Putram,
a. 10 town on Monday. Mark, they
II, has one Of the best cultivated farms
Oh the Kauawha.
NJ. Cohen, Esq, Of West Columbia, is
ii the city. We understand he is making
arrangements to tcko charge Of the Kline
House,
Profs. W. j. Kenny and spiccr II.
Patrick, will leave for Lewisburg on
Saturday, tO-taiO control of the Normal
Institute established at that place by B.
" Byrne, State Superintendent Of Free
Schools,
Frapk Eastman, sou Of A.G. Easlham,
Esq called to see US Tuesday Frank
bus just returned from NIorgsnrowu, where
he has been attending the West Virginia
University.
Our young friend, Dan. Mnrpip, gaze
ma pleasan: call this week Dan is the
best business young mao 10 the county
and is sharp trader.
A delegation Of Moiocs, consisting Of
"Sfeamboat Bob, " Sacrificed Charley
and Buffalo Bill" lave been soiourning
in our city for some days. They took a
hunt on Nine Nile the other day, and
we're the gaosts Of Benjamin Day, Esq
.y.~,.-s>>,y--,>>,-~,-.,-
A correspondent 10 one Of our cxchaO.
gcs, says, no one can pass through any
portion of the State without being struck
with the luxpyiant vegetation everywhere
apparent. The Indications are that there
will be greater ABUNDANCE Of berries aad
wild crops Of various kinds than We have
had for years. This will in some measure
compensate for The destruction Of the fruit
crops The birds aud wild animals will
have jolly time, and he must indeed he
a yrotchea creature who onves them their
promised bouulicg, Che ooro is some
whas backward gu account oc lack Of rain,
but theyicId will be good; oats and grass
are aluosterfife failures; -whsat.is.Ga good
as it has been for gears.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-06-25

HARVEST Some of our farmers are
now engaged 10 cutting their wheat
Farmers generally, speak Of the crop as
hsine excellent
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-06-25

TuRowS FROM A Hoess Monday Of
last week, William Whitehurst, living in
tho upper end of this county, Tas thrown
''on horse; his head striking the ground
and SO stunning him. At first it was
thought that he was killed, but as he was
being couvoyodto house, he revived,
and began to converse. The doctor pro-
nounced his injuries not dangerous.
-.,,,,l--,~e,,-r.c--l>-e,--
MARRIED --Juno7 I, 1874 bg Rev, T.
\, Manchester, Mr.. Nicholas Thomas to
Mss Hannah Margaret Oliver
Attic residence Of Col. 0. G.>Lcomis,
On Monday, June lTtb, 1874, BY Rev }.
y Powell, Rev \. A. lrippctt; of the
West Virginia Conference NJ y Church,
: % Miss Mary-a I4oomis, all Of Mason
county, WpssVifgipis
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-06-25

ACCIDENT Charles TimbcrIake, living
at Clifton, While riding out in his buggy,
With three fhis children, last week, the
horse became frightened and upset the
buggy, throwing the occupants to the
ground, hurting some of them slightly,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-06-25

SERIOUSLY Hear. Frank Risk, son OF
The widow Risk. Of this place, aged about
eight years, on Tuesday last, was walk
ing along the Clarksburg road aud when
near the stone quarry, a blast was dis
charged and pieces Of rock therofFom
struck him on the head in several places,
fraoturiug his skull. He was rendered
every assistance by Dys. Shaw, Moore &
Nealo. AT this writing We arc unable to
say whether or no. bis injuries will
prove fatal. 1t is about time that stop
was put to the dangerous practice of blast
ing rock along the public highways.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-06-25

School EXHIBITION Mrs Patrick's
school will give an exhibition in the NJ.
L, Church, corner Of 9TH and Wand SIS,
Thursday evening. July %, 1874. The
exercises will consist Of Dialogues, Tab.
loauz, Charaies aud Music Splendid
music has been engaged for the occasion,
Tickets will be found for sale at the Post.
Office.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-06-25

We call attention to the law card o.
Messrs. Gunp & Armstrong, IN this is
& sue, and ask That they be extended libc.
raj share 81 the legal patronage,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-06-25

Il will boIsocu by advertisement that
fresh brsaI ky, will BE- delivered three
lio,cs a T:cA Of your doors
, 1874-02-15

The wind is i free power, and good Windmill ia
greatly needed by farmers and achinists, in fact
where ever power is neeled. new windmill has
lately been invented and has been examined by .srge
number of people that good judges Of machinery.
and they al spprore Of its force and simplicity. The
whole mill fastened to upright shaft. It has very
little friction, and gearing 1t 1evo1yes horizontal
", and has regulator like thoee commonly used by
steam-epgines directly applied to the shaft. 1t
is constructed mostly Of iron. Nothing get out OF
order even in aoru whether running or-not and 1T
be built to be OF big power asmaH expense The
ready for inspection is from sir eight horse
power. 1t will remain put up for week from this
date- Any interested III such things is invited to
call and judge for themselves at Nos. lH1 andl89 East
Washington street, Room 1. Patent right applied for
, 1874-02-15

Those Kid tGloves AGain-26 Gents.
a. G. Downs X Co., No. i324 West Madison rtreet
haze still anotnaros Of those Trench kid gloves thst
have given such satisfaction. AtG.,D. Co. ,sre IN
earnest to sell outher eutira STOCK thelo prices
made On goods will attest Special atsentonds called
to the Hamburg embxoderiea, ,iacee trimming table
linens, -und.napkins.- They must be sold. The In
creased demand in their workroom for clcaks, suits
party dresses ste, is evidence that arc made
and perfect garments Guaranteed During this month
these low prices will continue and they invite early
call from oil who would get their work done now and
FAVE money.
, 1874-02-15

a newesubiect Of importance flas occur1eatn this
department during sho past few weeks showing the
Increasing prosperity Of Chicago and the uuhonnded
perseverance and the ambition Of hnr merchants mr.
John J.,3cdrath has imported the first shipment Of
paper.hangng into this city through the local Gus
tom-Ho,1se. Chicago people wiuhaye in this great
auvantagc. 1T allows those who hasethe goodtaate to
encourage thcuse Of art productions Of the Old World
IN profession stlettions from
such patterns md co!orings have not been coie In
}ovprteed goods OF picked from the impoSters' old
-stockS In New York or 1aostou. 's"
, 1874-02-15

Monday morning We shall open largo aud elegant
assortment Of embroideries much below regular
prices. Having interested ourselves in Eastern
mapufactory Of lad es' underwear, enabled TO
offer such bargains cannot befound elsewhere. In
french corsess Offering great inducements, and
have reduced prices folloHB Our 81 correct to 75c
81 25 to s. S175 to 81 .25 g. to 81 80, $3.50 to2 s. to
$3.50, a.d IS to 81 The balance Of cur linen stock
Willie sold at much less than cost to closc Hotchkn
Palmer l. Co., Nos. 131 and 139 State street.
, 1874-02-15

inst received, $40 0oo worth Of goods bought
for spring trade which we Offer nt grest bargains.
Raal hand-Erought embrolde1ica mt &c and 10c, re-
duced from Csc and &c. Gros-a7ain, -all-sik rib
bons for l5c, 1sc. and 2oc Hor.h double Good
heavys and s1,25 table linen for SOC and 75c 40c
Dazask towels for 25c: New style dress goods, good
lot Of those fine black ohar nacas at 35c 45c, 5Uc
and 75c Ladies' will find great largatna in domestic
goods, and IL those Of own impertations. We in
site custoners.to early 10 avoid the rush at
tending chcapsale. Now York Etore, 2s& and 2sG
West Madison street.
, 1874-02-15

The Best Photographs In the Country.
Both sasini and Capoul, the celebrated tenors, say
that Gentle, Of Chicago the best photographs Of
them ti:at they ever had taken in this country The
public are invited to examine the ut 9eut1es studio
the elevator,