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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-25


cy Particular attention ia caited 10 the fact that
excellent order is al az times maintained ~ and
around our canpas halls. Nothing is permitted 10
be said or done that wil offend the most refined
mind Cdrefui attention is BESTOWED upon ladies
and children seats ara rcserred for them, and
courteous ushers are dllcays ia attendance. COM
7nodious erits and entrances are prorided, ana "a
difference 10 fhe feelings Of that rey large class in
erery community rho are opposed 10 vfsitfng cir
Gus, but Who trOnid feet graftaed 10 inspect the
LARGEST collection Of mid animals and rare birds
angichere 10 be seen outside the London Geological
Gardens, tre erect q mammoth featJar from the
circus rhibitioa, for our rdst ,nendgerie and
,auseuf, and a visitor 10 The animal exhibition and
nuseum neither sees nor hears anything relating
10 the circus nor ponid kou there one in the
vicinity unless he specially desirous Of attend
ina H. (gD One price aud one ticket for 90 cents
children rs cents admits 10 al the tents hoiceper)
and us entirely at Md p'sitors option 10 attend the
circus or not rHf ir $50
'sg- Chiidrsn in al orphan asyiums, regardless
efeeioy, creed or nationality, Admitted free.
prorided they come ~ body. and application is
made 10 TIE proprietor by proper ocidi Of the In
stiufion before " noon on Che day 9ferhibitioa.
.. sy-NEVER DIVIDES AZ
A, Forepaugh, proprietor;, X. *. pingess,
general directors y, A: Dlngess andC. II, Farms
worth, contractors Fred Lawrence, advertis-
ing agent. ~ HFnhh sspt2idet
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-25
JUVENILE PUBLIC,

Manager Forepaugh has purchased from
these celebrated French mechanicians,
Alphonse Giroux e. Co., variety of dior
amic Iantocini and transformation scenes.
One of these represents travelling show
An endless train of cages is seen, drawn by
pigmy h'Ts'e and ponies. Elephants cam
els and rli'ri"ts appear in the procession
and at Intervals performers appear and
enact T. cir various parts. The wonderful
precision with viii h all the movements of
the myriad figures are regulated and the
grotesqne appearance of the elders, leap
ers, ETC., fill the youthful mind with won
der and delight.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-25
IA M AICA GIN E R ,

For sale by dealers in medicines every
where. dec4d&wly
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-25

Our readers will bear in mind that the
great Forepaugh aggregation, which IS to
exhibit here at Rutland, Monday, Sept 81,
in addition TO its enormous menagerie of
500 beasts and 1000 birds, and the two
circuses exhibit also the most magnificent
TRAVELLING MUSEUM
ever presented to the American public. 1t
ia quite common nowadays for showmen
to ufElx the word museum to the title of
their exhibitions, but with q single excep-
ton there is but one travelling museum in
the United States. Some idea of the mag
nitude of Forepaugh's museum may be
formed from the fact that $500, 900 have
been expended in organizing it. For sim
gle piece of mechanism, called the
ENCHANTED LAND,
the sum of 500, 900 was expended it rep
resents the tabled aud legendary abodes of
woodland deties, stream of real water
is seen, and nympbs. fairies, etc., dancing,
and Tiny cupids emerging from buds and
blooming flowers.
AN AUTOMATIC ORGANISE,
manufactured at Paris, represents "organ
grinder turning the crank of his organ,
producing music, and actually smoking a
pipe.
THE FEMALE BELL RINGERS,
group Of six young ladies playing upon
silver bells with perfect time and harmony,
is another wonderful piece of mechanism.
The famous
SLEEPING BEAUTY,
breathing precisely as If alive. is a remark
able specimen of the art automatiqae. A
collection of the instruments of torture, and
relics from the Holy Land, Pon,peli, Egypt
and other ancient countries, cannot but in
terest the student of history. Heather
idols from distant lands, will give the
scholars in the Sunday school an idea of
the benighted condition Of those beings
who bow down to wood and stone
1000 BEAUTIFUL BIRDS,
rendered life-like by the skillful hands of
the taxidermist, constitute an attractive
feature in the museum, and in these days
of temperance reform nothing caa be more
suggestive of the evils of indulging in spir-
ituous liquors than the tableaux represent
ing ''the temperate" and ''intemperate
family" For the especial qualification of
the
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-25
OTHER cURIosITIEs.

Space will not permit us to make further
allusion to the numberless rare, strange
and wonderful curiosities, animate and in
animate, contained in this great travelling
museum. We are assured that II is well
worth all that is asked to visit the entire
aggregation, to behold any single curiosity
in the 10000 which the museum contains |;
and let 1t be borne in mind that an enor-
nous menagerie, two circuses, and gig
ante performing animal show, all under a
combination of eight mammoth tents, to-
gether with this grand museum, can be
visited for the small sum of so cents, chill
dren 20, on Monday, Sept. 9Th.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-25
A PAIR OF FIGHTING BOOSTERS

4 FAIR OF FIGHTING ROOSTERs
represent couple OF game fowls in fighting
attitude, necks extended, and darting at
each other, precisely as lie the custom of
that ancient fowl. The victor flaps his
wings. crows triumphantly as he beholds
his adversary retreating. 1t should be re-
membered that these are the results of won
derful mechanical ingenuity. All the
mechanical moving figures are operated
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-25
"a PawS!" Grand Exhibitions

AFTERNOON and EVENING. observe and re-
member, TO all the Tents the admission Is only
40 cs. Chttdren under - years. rs CTS.
Doors open at and I o'clock D. M, performan-
ces commence at 2 and u. m.
All railroads and stages VIII carry passengers
az redu ed rates TO and fIom Rutland, Sept
21th TO attend the Great Forepaugh Show.
PARTICULAR NoTICE.-0n account or injuries
recently sustained by the aeronaut accom-
not take place. We advertise just what we ex-
hibit-nothing more.
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where.
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novl0d1y
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-14
ssl.epy Horse that Beat The Field.

At the Dubuque tar sleepy, 10 r.
homely horse called I.nihair was e''-
tered in every rarc. lie began by tax
ing the sis race, then minute. ~,
10, and wun two h,als 81 the 80 Tzre,
when a protest Was entered HAT he bad
a better rccurd than The rate be w4s
trutiins ia. Ills driver aenicd iai> -nit
Impeachment. ani challenged Vruaf
The Judges called him up 80 the stand
aud ,~nre HIN. Ahaut Thu iine he
had gpi hi- wrath up, aHi sS@ro he
would shnW ;hem irie-S rariS Ink :
inr at. u the third hrzt he let the
~lcs.,,v horse "u' ani dI-Izns-s-si the whole
field easily. ca;tia. al others nat of The
chance q; second, ikiyl, aEi fJurih
money The swearing 81 The array IL
PLANTERS v-s nothing compared r. issnse
horsemsn wao werc begged. Iaa AR
ggt - hot that I.osa1ir and his dr.ssT
81; o-i ~ The aigbt wisa sore-ai isDas-
and dollars pa.isi ;ron sas erassfss
-l-~e hf~. ff---r tte sesl-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-14
Ninter IaShkgnS.

The lending cnlars this ss-son are seal
brown navy blue, and dark plum hlnc.
In materials. brocnded silks, ctnbruider-
cd velvet, velvet striped goods, plain
gros grain, and raw silks will be murh
used. while The heavier fabrics of mite
la~>e cloths, Kuickcrborker cloths. brn-
cadcd WOODEN goods, caneFs hair, and
cashmere will be used. The rough
X nickcrIorkcr suits III dark shade-,
sirnply nrnamenied with Titan braid.
will be favnrilcs for street and shopping
wear. InvisihIe plaiis will ais, he
somewhat worn. Outside wraps, flnaks.
etc, will be cut rather Iorgrr III front
than in the hack. The French sarqur,
loose half fitting garment, rather long,
will be 4 favnri.c II II made in all
cloakiny materials. An elegant cloak
of black silk aul cor'l,d silk. trimmed
in feathers au'l chenille fringe, aitrari-'i
pariiru' ar aiIe' ton. 1t wa~ one ot
those indes cribatlc articles wnirh mist
be seen to be understood. While speak
ing of clnak~, silk rirrul r. and ~arqne-
lined with iur are Ia be mnch worn.
For more ordinary wear Bruoklcy bra-
yer viii be qnite the garment. Many
genteeI and stylish wraps are nrsic from
tins arIirlr, mostly ornamenIet with
Titan braid. Tvlvcis Will always he
fashionable. One very superb garment
in that Ariirlc-a bong p"lniai>'', which
can b, a>e either ~ an in'in"r basque
....l "v.,r>k.rt or outside Tal,--wa~
han fSo.51e = rssr. % 3, thread tacr, and
sold for the SUI Of 5000.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-14
Personal.

J. X. Wright ia candidate for rep
resen,alire in Davis county. John is 4
very convenient man 20 have around.
he is in the Legislative about every
other winter.
II. J.. Pestana, formerly Of Ellsworth.
has gone into the law business at 81.
Louis.
i. d. Taylor Of the Wyandotle Ga
zsf,s. Is The "greenback" nominee for
representative in district M. %. We
hope Taylor viii win, but moi The green
backs.
Judge Jno. W. Williams, wei! known
here, is an Independent candidate for
county clerk in Marion coau,y.
Fletcher Meredith. editor OF The Hutch
i1soa .Nses, is the Republican nominee
tor representative IN Reno c7aniy.
Oar OLD friend. ID. b. Lpng, i a can.
didaie ior representative in Ellsworth
rorniy. Ellsworth county could not do
better thaa 10 elect Long. No man IL
that baii@:ck would make : be;ieg r-pre-
e~.A.,st- 80, =
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-14
FOR THE BLOOD Is The ligE."

See Deuteronomy, xn:23. The blood
being the source from whIrh The y stem
i bniit mp and from which we derive
our mental ;:s we'll rs physical capabiiI-
ties, hoy important that II should be
Kept pure. II II contain vile, fostering
pn.sohs, al organic functions become
enfeehled. Settling upon important or
gan>, as the lungs. liver aud kidneys,
the fleet Is most disastrous. Hence n
beho"ves ali To- keep their blood Ia ii
perfectly heal By condition, aud more
especially does this apply at this par
ucnlar ~sason of the year than 1T any
other. No matter what the exciting
ransc may he, the real r&u>e oi large
pr"purtipn uf All Diseases Is bad blood.
Now, DR.. Pierre does NOT wish 10 place
his Golden Medical Dis ,orcry in the
ratal"gne of qnack patent nusIrums, by
recommending IL 10 cure every dl>taSe,
nor does he so recommend 1T; on tir con
irary, there are hundreds OF diseases
thar he acknowledges il will not cure ;
but wha, he does claim II this, that there
il bot one form nj boot disease that i
Will not cure, and tina! disease il cancer
Tie does not recommend his Discovery
for that disease, yet he knows il 10 Ue
the most searching b'uOd-Clean~er yet
disrn cred, and thai il w>il free The
hlnod and system. of all other iIuOd-
roiS"ns, l." they auimn!, vegetable, az
mineral. fhc Golden Medical Discovery
j. rarrdHfcd hy him Ia care the worst
rms ui SKIN Diseases, aS all f. rms 81
iSl"lche-, Puppies, and Eiup,ions; q 10
all GIandnlar Seedlings, AMI the worst
frms Il Srrofuluus and liberated
sores It The Neck. Legs, or other parts,
ln III EcroiuInus Diseases If the Bones,
IA White Swellings, Fever Sores, Hip
}oint ana Spinal Di-caSrs.-all Of which
n"i"' Z 10 Ncr,iu!"u~ Diseases.
I CrXyiauED.-ElP JpIy7 pisLA>E ouRED.
W. GROVE STATION, Iowa,
Dr. PIERRE. Buffalo. " L:
/ Dor .Sr-My vile first became Iamo
';inc years ago. Swelling would appear
and disappear on her hlp, and she was
gradually becoming reduced, aud her
Whole system rotten with disease. III
1871, u swelling broke ON her hip, d..
charging quantities, amt since AT time
there ARE several Openings. Have bad
five doctors, AZ an expense IT 1928. wh"
LAY nothing will DO amy good but sur
gic;.l operation.
July is, 1873 he writes thu: ~
wife mas certainly rec i've i great ben
eft from the use of your Discovery, TOR
>he was not able Ia yet uff Tire bed and
was not expected 10 u c week. when
she commenced using i, u year ago
She has been doing INST of her work
for over six months. Has used twenty
bottles. and still using il. Her recovery
is considered ~ almost II iraclr. and
we attribute il all To The u>e Of ynnr
valuable medicine. can chreriuilv
recommend II ~ blood purifier and
strcuu,h rcsiorrr. J VI. ROBINSON.
GnId"n Medical Discovery is sold by
Druggists.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-14
TEE CnNEENTi1ia

Last Saturday al 10 O'Clock Il. m, in
compliance with the call of The central
committee, the Republican county con
ventinn convened Il, the court house.
Upon ihe organization OF the convention
ID. L. Fuller, ESQ, of Baggria, was elected
chairman and IL. H. Sutton, secretary.
\ resolution was introduced about noon,
recommending that tie convention adj
iourn without making nominations,
which was defeated After go. Siderable
tillihurs,eriug, u motion was made 10 ad-
iourn The convention until O'clock p.
IN, which prevailed hy close v"t The
races at the Fair attracted the delegates,
and they could not be kept together.
An earnest effort was made % i,"id the
convention toscth e anil the nomi-
nations were all made. But this w"s
impossible, aud The adjournment re-
suited finally in the dissolution of the
convention. II WAS apparent thai
certain parties were ben, on breaking
up the convention, W ether by fair
means ur fGul Alter Ih' renssembiing
&C ;he conventlnn, the vote concerning
the dissolution rr.".. I'D was reconsider
cd, AMI NJ - "a ciose vote II was rrs"iveh
thai The convention adjourn without
making u miuniinns. The part two CT
tire eoreaead> took m the fi"al proceed
ing, 81 The convention was very dis
grateful Aud lnr or two who hays ia
times past inndly b"a>ied of their
'Straishi RrpubIirahism are now
COMPATIBILITY classed among boiters and
di-"rgmlzcrs.
10 those delegates who honestly and
ronsrianiiouSlr took ,hs stan thit the
convention orcht tn be dissolved, we
would say We think they madea mistake.
Had movement been made Il, first 10,
prevent the central committee from ca!l-
ing a convention, il would have been
all right. Bat after the convention was
called, aud the delegates, elected 10y The
people on the issue that there should be
convention, were together, il seems Ia
lis that they should have made nomina-
iions. 10 adjourn without doing 40 WAS
Republicans that the party had no men
honest enough To bring before the pco-
pie. Some even now say that the Re
publican party is no more in Saline
county. A precedent has been established
and death blow is in store for all flu
tGrc Republican conventions.
The demagogish di>orranizers (and
there were two or three sorehcad,
"proxy" delegates OF that class viii not
AXE coat by thsir disgraceial and
mobbish action last Saturday.
The convention would undoubtedly
have nominated IA strong and acceptable
ticket. As il Is now, with almost Gn
infinite number q. candidates ia the field,
il Is possible that such combinations
may be formed that notoriously Incom.
peient or dishonest men may be elected
20 tie best offices which Saline county
has To dispose OF.
We certainly hope we are mistaken
lin our conclusions concerning the pros
prieiy of the dissolution. but as wo look
al il now We think we are not.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-14

Mark Twain, they say, is lendin.
money at sixteen per cent. Twain was
tormerly a popular humorist, but he got
rich in one way and arolher, aud ceased
TO be funny. A man Cannot be thrift,
aud u humorlst, ton. Artemns War'i
died just in the nrh of limc-insI a.
people were beginning 10 appreciate the
music that was ~ him, aud pay HIM tor
making it. Mark Twain might have
kept up his reputation - Il humnrist il
he iiad died two wears ago, but /, i too
late now. 1t will not help him L. die.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-14

The last Legislature passed law max
ing drunkenness and gambling on the pait
OF any county officer raGse Tor removal.
The grand jury of Cotfey county recent
IL Ia session found an Indictment against
". 3. Parsons, county attorney, Tor
such "ffchcc, which is tho FIRST action
ia the State unter the statute lii queS
ton.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-14


FIR>T DAT
SPECIAL TaOITISG PURSE OF $50.
Opn 10 al rountrs ". 81 Of iavi; mile heats; best
z ia 5 Ia harness, list horse 80, : h"isr FL
IL prem nm TO iyts Wi'd, OWE by ID. u Pow r.
. l. 10 Nvnry, owed by AriLnr LaTkn, oi Ellsworth
RuNSIxG PURSE OF u y
Oient,all. l.. lie dash mile. Isl icrse So
~ hurs., ~.
Ito Ip.od,rr Triton. owned by Cha'- H. Se4rch
81 to Irish Ga, Uwde / ~ an 5 Thompson
>Et'0tD Mr.
Ruxx1xs PURSE PoR PoEIgs. 80
Single r,h al ID warts, tor poncs not We CHING
oy,r 0pounds; Isl l",noy, 50 = poney. 81; =,
Goldsmith Maid, owl 81 by II 'nry Farrell
RrSx,He PURSE Sl5.
Siarlc dash I hf mile; "lcn t, all; It horse, So
i.tto Theodore Triton 2ito Irish Giri.
SACK RAcE PURSE % 81
Istm.n ~. 81 m,n ~
i, To- wniisrn Sic ,lcs, ut, Dtnel Crowley.
TUf.D bAT
raorrIxG rrRsE oF 81 ..
open to all Md heats h-st il :, TO harness. Let
hrs. So. 81 hal+', 81
1T West Vial III II Try.
''RrHbiY.
RrsslxG PURSE OF 81
Sirrla d,-h 81 q i.r"r mi.
lat, Ca.sin., owned by Search. 81. taPe;e, owne"
b. Brooks.
roxy FACE ruR,EoF 81.
>in2!e I al II GA hItf IN t..
ii - lI.H., ovl.t by G'a:ry. 81 10 Chiris
owLvti by Icon " Try.
YaorTIyo MATCH PURSE or SD.
Nile heat, b - rif1' IL ia.
I,tto Vest viad. q - Henry
GRAND RUNNING PURSE or fl5l,
Open 10 ali. Nile heats, best in ;, lst horse, sl5o
- hprst. 50
l.; 10 Tison. : 70 T]e-cher
sPETAL R,cE PURSE So.
BytweeU Henry Mcp Eirl,' rs AM J. ". sutton =
Ga4re. Bol by SIJicI-
soor RACE FUssZ o. $50.
ON half mile; II "a, 81, III .. 30, Sd nam
IS.
IT. by "Kiowa Jim" ~ by George Bell ; 2ri by
j. Wickrrsh ana.
The 81 c OK IS taken :r tn top CT the slippery
lJlr by 4 vi Id. johnson
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-14

ing OF pools the owner bought the field
50 agains. IS, aud in the end scnopcd
the whole business. The query is w ho
II Lrthair, and where dill ht come
from = Nnb"iy knows further than
the owner said he came from Canada
At al! events he eut the the eyetcrtb at
The sharpe-t hursemen IN the State. and
did II So handsomely that they did no,
discover il until h. had got their money
aud Was gonc.- IV.rerlg RspR5iisaa.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-14

1t was the intention of quite num-
Der oi oar citizens TO attend the Far oil
McPherson, Dickinson and Ellsworth
counties. Bot IA these are all happening
about the same time il will bc impossible
for our people to "niake the rounds"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-14
Gl0gEGUs VICTORY

Ohio responded molly last Tuesday
r. d. Hays was clected Governor 10y
10000 majority. William Allen re'ires to
the shades of :D@ past where he natural
IL belongs. was an unrlgh,eons
act for the Democratic party TO pick up
a thing of antiquity like Alien, and try
and make Governor OFT Of hip< ia
this enlightened age.
iowa has gone Repubhea31hy at les st
$1,000 majority, ani sam /kiriwood is
70 he the next Governor.< fac Reform
crs C) can talk their nonsense TO The In
Gians.
Nebraska has gone Republican BIZ at
least 10000 mIjpriiy, ani there aye
great Republican gains in New JcrSeN
Surely the Republicans arr "in"'rs
all along the line. The Influence of the
October elections will be greatly felt IN
Pennsylvahia and New York, in No
vembcr. And this il all pointing en-
phaticaIly 10 the election OF ts.pub =
can President in T5.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-14
PatrOhlze Home Manufactures
THE CLIMAX"

80 - anHqs1cr - is farmer. - Csnfrsi ksasas
tit&f "a fsfs fit fnfif scss 81 sAIiaa hsusss
sf'l filfFnl lis4scflfs va lfufrisFssf fsFig ~
IifnitR Hassns b-i - - ass. II sses % f~sfs
10 % htinsss, fssi isfisssi IN fnssE fh@
tfi 20" '!iflss has 81 fgF to FFssf risfJ -
- Esiz fsi b. utis - rls.sisr ksfffLi1f "a
tsr sstsfH = grNizi fF,sff. sfass s~rsl az =
fttr p ats lh sssts8ssefffa viii 20 iqsttsfs
ttff Eisf sTfiei~ - ~ - -xfs ssh dfofs sftd
rAlfe- 49, afiffsAf free eiFcasfssn q sal liza
ise fhiHss Ia is~Hrsisfs a. hs ssfsisz - rr.sz
ftFFF fG4rasrv eafrsistssi = - q 49,
sti ~ alfs tfffsai laaF% nrsf etzrs
stpP 81 Pin o.. - Lali bsEs.sE
WILLIAM sr'LIITaE
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-14

CLASS IN -
DNiRY PKoBucTS
Suysria 'eEdssi- 70 Z LocKwooD, Saline.
I,r.irting tcsa,ttes - woLcorr. SsIne JAcZ-
soS Esl-WOrin; - BESFELp, saline.
A. = ) pourls % bl ter ir- VI Psice. %
"a IA, = Mr. u i.cks,,t ........... -... o.
best cii-s IatIe the stare Nhute II 20
:. best l. II Patterson Rii-y county ) "
Mrs Beacn displayed jar Of butter and roll OF rsh
I'D that veiY Inc.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-14
CLASS -

GRAsS AND NttstI AhLtS
aJssris'ic.lssf--IDvt l.. \oRroS, Na!Is.
sse r.Fiag C-s.as MT q HTVRV. pirkipsoa
e u,ty: -. ". PAsy. M:Ph-rson cvuaiy ID. ID
fiaAG. OTTAWA C.tdn'S
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-14
SPEED RfyG.
FfR>T DAY

fgperistoR ieat-.IoHS RTAr, saline.
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CLASS ID. -
2uEND

Supsriafendsa,-J " WELLS. Saline.
AtrariiR1 CoDsEaittee-t Jcf-ESyAS, Ellsworth ;
JAMES iosiS. S-4ine Ggo Nc sESziE, Jsiaws
Beet bucs 0r any breeflr> &c IT,. 90
do eve do 40 ID !. Fuller -.......--..-. 70
CLASS '.E'
SapsrjEtsndess-L f rARs0Ss. Saline.
A,ca i s9 Com sifkSe-sREsaAS nISGN,S. Saline I:
r aCoB OOSgETER, >a-Ins EDs4go JOHNSON, - ine
Bees: dis lay Il BsrsshIres Ed JJD..s 80. } 90
do do Poland ChiHas w IL Be1Iie. ~ "
CLASS ~"
POULTRY.
.Ssperiatesdsnt-A .jgssg Saline.
4,carsIiHq Commiees-w \ SaJ5F, oLoF FoEssE.
IoHS RCiRDss- SailIe.
Best display Of poultry Al Anderson $3.50. %
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The New York herald., 1875-11-18

7S0 WEST SAD STA RESPECTABLE WOMAN TO
LOO take washing to her home or would ont by
the day. Mrs. MAlsLOY
The New York herald., 1875-11-18

40 WEST 10TH ST. BETWEEN 9TH AND 7TH
Ito as-Wanted, ladies' gentlemen's washing by
month would so out by day. Call Tor two
usys at any time Mrs. HAFNEY.
The New York herald., 1875-11-18

OOR EAST 33D ST., BETWEEN IsT AND % AVS
OZO second noor, back.-An American woman a.
honsekeeper and to do sewing good city references Call
The New York herald., 1875-11-18

O0S CLINTON sE-AN AMERICAN LADY or TX.
40 percnce as housekeeper; a widowers family with
children preferred Call on or address X. H.
The New York herald., 1875-11-18

1S1 WEST 3iST Stan HONEST, INDUSTRIOUS
1Of lady as aundress to do general homework in
small private family. Call on address Mrs CoRRIGAN
The New York herald., 1875-11-18

s)An WEST 10TH STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG
ZUU woman FIRST class laundress; understands puff
ing uting objections to private boarding house
short distance the country best city reference from
last
The New York herald., 1875-11-18

900 WEST 18TH STA PRESBYTERIAN WOMAN
CCA first class cook objection good boarding
house; washing; good city reference Can be till
ared
The New York herald., 1875-11-18

oQ0 BRooME ST qN THE STORE "A LADY As
CJU housekeeper In respectable family; is willing and
The New York herald., 1875-11-18

SE1 9TH Ay., NEAR 49TH STA LADY, THOR
OoI ough and competent housekeeper desires position
whore she will take entire charge of servants marketing
cooking desserts has first class experience and
the best city reference. Call for two days.