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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-05

ADVERTISING should be studied rs an
art. Too Frequently people VINO Wish
to bring their wares under notice, run IN
some old-fashioued rut and thus fail n
the accomplishment OF their purpose.
There is something of high art in put
ting an advertisement in an attractive
shape and when that is done judgement
is required in selecting the best means oil
presenting it. The best medium Tor adj
yertising Is found by experience
to be the columns Of II I'VE
and readable newspaper, such, Tor IN
stance. rs the REGISTER. Your hand
bills and gutter snipeS make no impress
sion. If taken up at all they are ut once
I thrown aside rs waste paper. But IN II
live newspaper they are looked for and
carefully read. As II metropolitan con-
temporary observes, "Be sure Of one
thing: Whenever you have to sell
there are many people readyto buy, even
in the most depressed season. Findthem
out. show them your wares, persuade them
to buy of you rather than another. When
BUYERS are reluctant seller, must be ar-
tive. 1t i. neither cheap nor sensible t"
sit still behind vour counter and wait for
the hustle of trade TO revive. When
business is dull that is the very time when
YOU most need to advertise; and, in the
second place, that Is when people devote
most time to reading newspapers, and
when your advertisement, consequently,
is generally most seen. A few dollars
thus invested will do more to revive n
sluggish business than anything ei-" in
the world
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-05

THIS WEEK-For Carpet at half
price 90 to J. W. Ferrel's, as heis forced
to sell.
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TEUNKs, S,TCHrLs AND uAENEss.-
For the largest stock and greatest variety
Of travelling. Saratoga, gentlemen and
,Nair~ trunks. ,atrhc,> straps and va
lies 20 10 \. Schwcrttcgcr,. No l146
Maiu street. Also u splendid assortment
of light and heavy harness. collars, whips
and everything in the -addicry limo
Good, warranted and prices reasonable.
All orders and repairing promptly at.
tended 10. #
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-05

TuE ice business In, frightened con-
sidcrably Of late.
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5Sf g E1rr 4 MAHINE IN.uKANcr Co. /

SFFICE FIRE Il MARINE INSURANCE Co.
Wheeling, W. Va, March 81, $50.
o. R,ygirsi, That the proposition OF the
Peabody Insurance Company of Wheel
ING. for the Reinsurance Oi the fire bust
,.ss nf This company, bc, and the same Is
"0npany. together MeSSrs. Reid, Cos
horn and O'BricU are hereby appointed n
committee 10 cOuSummate The transfer OF
,f reinsurance. Provided, that upon eN-
animation los the committee of the assets
ofthe Peabody Insurance Company, II Is
found Ia be perfectly responsible.
lSisncdf c. II. COLLIER, Nec'N,
"A. WILSON, President
- ITron examination Of the assets ami
uebintirS of the Peabody insurance Com
Many we are FULLY satisfied a. jo IL re-
John REID.
\. WILSON,
WM. =. Cos HORN,
THOS. O'BRlEN,
SEs Committee.
WHEELING, March 3lst, 1873.
SsTbe Peabody Insurance Company re-
SnactfullV SulICit> a continuation OF the
,IafTnnurC OF the late Fire and Marine In
Srraurg COMPANY, guaranteeing SailSiHc-
ZION 10y fair dealing, ample pr"'e'll"' ana
prompt settlements.
- N. RAlLEN, President.
LEWIS BAILEY, Cashier.
ARTHUR, secretary.
JL.N. RODGERS, Assistant SecN.
DIRECTORS.
WIN. Bailey, =; +. hlidISin,
AlOuZU Loriug, tthrN De- MIIISi'
A II. Adams, Henry SchlhuLoN
lanes T. Barnes, Dr. W. }. Bates,
Thomas Hughes. apSsb
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-05

ELEGANT Fancy Striped Silks just
opened at j. 5. RHODES X Cos.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-05

ALL Wool Cassimeres marked down
from 81 10 80 cents, to close out, at
}. ;. RHODES j Co.'S.
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh r. R

CON DENSED tt Me UAKD.
- - l-+E.. = - - 5-.s5'7sz5sil
- ~ ~
.nNAND AFTER NAY -, lSs5, TRAINS
| will nun Daily, except sunday as fol-
lows, viz.
,ccoTo MAIL. EXPRESS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-05

FRESH OYSTERs.-M Martin, of the Capt.
tai Restaurant and Dining Rooms, has
lust received case of choice bivalycS
for to-day and tonight. Customers will
have oysters in warm or cold weather,
and Martin SAWS that's his business to
supply their wants. So We who think
oysters ought not TO be eaten III warm
weather should not blame Martin. Don
forget the number 1l56 Market street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-05
THE CAPTURE OF THE HOGS
BY SPIVIS5.

FIRST CANTo.
Not sound was heard, not porcine
AS down through the Eighth ward he
And looked, As he marched on his famous
hunt,
For the places where hog pens were bur
The night was as still as the sleep OF the
dead,
Not a sound was the deep silence wax
Except the pollceman's terrible tread
As he sought for the hogs he'd be taking.
SECOND CASTo.
suddenly. ont on the midnight air,
RAM horrible shrieking and squeal-
AS the "Charley" discovered beautiful
pair, ,,,,
OF those swine now unlawful in Wheel
ing. -, H., ,
He captured them theTe ~ 'i'0 "'"" "a
Each s.pork" on his broad back turning,
And lie tied their legs both nrm auu tlsnt
Meath the street lamp diinIy burning
THIRD CASTo.
M, vino may describe the depth of woe,
IN. henrt-rcnding, bitter sorrow,
OF the ordinance-DreakinS hog owner
As he thought, they'll he sold on the
morrow
MANY and deep were the oaths they shed,
As they sOlemnly III trched TO Judge
Cruumer,
And a tine OF one dollar and costs were
paid
In a sulkey defiance Of manner
FOURTH CASTO.
They asked in voices of woe and grieI,
"Can paught from this tyranny save US :
Must we endure the ways OF the Chlel
Sergeant of Wheeling, IA. DAVIS o,,uoo,
They swore by their previous PollllcaI
work
Each one by his n-ighbOr surrounded,
That whoever thus had impounded thelr
pork, ... ..,.,, J.,
pounded.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-05

BLUE Lick Water drawn direct from
the barrel at natural temperature nj
Logan, List " Co.'S.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-05

POLICE CoURT-Judqe Cr0"mer.-
. The following cases were on the docket
of the Police Court yesterday morning:
For the violation of the hog ordinance
Messrs. John Bolt, Otto Hess, Henry
Yerky, George Pebbler, l.. Bckerman
and Louis Hickey, were fined one dollar
and costs each
Leopold Neuberger was fined three
dollars and costs for ob,tructing the
streets.
Charles Budke was charged with throw.
ing stones at Il playmate. He was hned
three dollars and costs.
Leopold Neugart, charged with turn
ing on water from the main pipe alter II
had been shut off by the superintendent
was fined one dollar and costs.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

CITY CLERK ; OFFICE,
WHEELING, W. VA, June :, lsI5.J
Sealeg Proposals will be received at the
ott,ce Of the city Clerk, until Monday,
Iune :. 1875, at O'Clock =. NJ, iorthe use OF
the coal scales In the seventh ward, locat-
oi an fh, corner OF North York and Zane
-. an bids shall be for one year and
no krrp said scales In good order and re-
- +. 4. BRITT.
iIrW City Clerk.
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THE COURTS.
SUPREME CoURT-J,tdges Haymo'a'
Moore and HOFFMAN.

SUPREME CoURT-J1tdges Haymo""'
Moore and Hoffman,.
The court met at 9 o'clock ye'tefda!
Senator Foreman, j. b. Mcdonald
and Henry NJ. Russell were admitted 70
parctice in this court.
The case of A. K. kimmons, VINO sues
for the use of G. W. Richmond against
Sames T. Wilson, from Marshall county,
was argued by Holiday for Wilson, ap'
pellant, and Ewing and Parkinson for ap-
pellees, and submitted.
The suit of Isaac r. Miller Is, The
Franklin Insurance Company, commonly
known as the Wash Sentcl case from
Ohio county, was partly argued by Lamb
for the Insurance Company, appellant
The argument will be concluded to,
morrow, when George B. Caldwell Will
speak for the appellee,
An appeal and writ Of supersedeas was
granted in the case OF j. II. smith
against John w. Holiday in the Jetier-
son Circuit Court.
Adjourned until this morning ut niue
o'clock.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-05

Accommodation tram leaves Bcllairc ut
400 b. NJ. ami arrives al Strub"uNille at
r.y- %. NJ
Tickets TO all prucipl" points in the
f.sf and West can be- procured al the
Union Ticket one, in McLurc House, and
al the station at Bridgeport.
r. X. MYERS,
fnyyi General Passenger X Ticket Agent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-05

GgYSEr Spring Water, natural, on
draught at Logan. 1t X Co..
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WATERS Concerto ORIGINS

cannot bDrNcuI..u lu 'rnruT beauty they
defy competition. The Concerto stop iSa
fine Imitation Ul Oh, Human Voice. Ag'~
Wanted. 4 liberal discount Ia Teachers,
Ministers, Churches. schools. LODGES etc.
Special inducements iu tuD trade. lIlu-
tTntrd Catalogues Mailed maH-tN
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NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
RFILAIRE.

REV. ScHAFFER, OF GAINESVILLE, Ohio,
was enstalled as pastor of the Presbyter-
ian Church at that place yesterday even
ing at P. NJ.
AMONG the many railroad conductors
who come in Bellalre, Mr.. D. WalIlng,
of the Z. & P. Road is one OF the most
popular, and more clever and accom-
modating gentleman never pulled Il bell
rope or punched n ticket.
But one arrest was made in the city
Yesterday and That was for drunkenness.
Mr.. Rob, of Cadiz Ohio. and Isaac
Patterson, Esq, of st. Ciairsville, Ohio,
were in Bellare yesterday, for the pur-
pose of comforting with prominent rail
road men here with reference to getting
a charter for a road from Cadiz, Ohio,
via St. Clairsville to Bellaire. They re-
ceiyed hearty welcome and went away
greatly encouraged. Let them come.
A NEW fire company has been organi-
Zed in South Bellaire, but we have not
learned who the officers We're.
THE steamer Market Boy made an
excursion trip to MoundsvlIle, W. Va
last evening. and took HeathFngton :
brass band to discourse sweet music TO
the excursionists. They can do ~ II any
band in the country can.
The stock for building the Belaire
/ street railway has all been subscribed,
and the Company is now ready to con
| tract for the building OF the road.
The everlasting cut worms are on
/ their muscle, and We learn that some
| corn fields have been almost destroyed.
| Some farmers are marking out their
ground again with view to rcp!antlnS.
WE know of nothing that would add
so much to the appearance of our city,
and besides that, insure good order and
| quiet upon our streets n to uniform our
police force. 1t would cost but a tritc,
and would add thousands to the reputa-
/ ton of our fast growing city. Let 1t be
| done ut once.
YESTERDAY was quite n dull day m
Belalre, scarcely any country folks we're
in, and that always makes business dull.
The attendance of pupils at the public
schools Of this city keep up remarkably
we'll the abundance beng quite rs large
thi, month rs it was during the months
of April and May.
IT will soon be- time for the soothing
sound of the musquito to be heard in the
land.
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A GREAT OFFER. M-, ,--l---..

Il Sons, ~ Broadway. Now York. w...
dispoS" of 200 t'I tNSS AND ORS. Ans,
OF firN'-clu~, makers. iuc!uIiu" Waters, 81
Extremely Low Pu,p, iur cash, duIug
this monte, cor pant cash, and baluHc" IN
small monthly payments. The sam" 90 let.
WATERS New Seat" Pianos.
are TIE best made. a., touch elastic, and
INN .-M-.---- l-L-- I------- ------ L-L-- -LLLI
The New York herald., 1875-11-21
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

PA PAggssss0Va nEa fourth fh
AsTROLOGl-FouRTH PAcE-Sixth column
BALL sEAsoN-ForRrH PAcE-First column.
BoARDERs wASTEDNsrcoSD PAorIFirsa second third
and fourth columns, and TnIKrEEsrn PAoE-Ihrd
BOARD AND LODGING wANTED-srcoSp PACE
Foarth F.i and hfth columns ana THIRTEENTH iA'A-
HsooKIYN Bo1aDzTHIn1Erzrn PAcs Fourth column mn
PAeE-Frst column, and THnrEEsrH PAGH-rts'
BUsINEss oProRTuNITIEsazElrv PAGr !,
BUSINESS NoTICEs-NINTm PAGr-Fiish and sixth col
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-FovErnnsTg PAGE
CLERKS 19Spn %Sp srd
column, and TnR5KEsrn PAGkmtii.h ..l .on. column
co4cnMEN %ND aDH PAGE
coAsr%nsE anq P PAGr-sxth col
COUNTY, BoARD-rnrnrrrsru PAeE-FGurh s column
NTIsTRY-TunTkaSrm PAcE-sixth i column 1nih a.,
sixth columns, and sixrEKSTH PAGE-First second
DIVE IIlSG si' HOUSES TO LET FURNISHED AMI. UN-
acknowledgements PAGn-Ihrd and fourth
EUROPEAN sTEAMsHIPs-sEcoSD PAcE-FInh and
EUR0PK-ELnvxNIH PAer-sixth column.
HANGE9sSrrasIn rAstesixth <, column
FINANCIAL-E ELrvESTn pAcE.
f4sSsED Rooas ASD S s' 10 LEr
as aad %1S esp
FRENcH 1DyERTisEMESTs-F -FiSTarSIH TAcr-Fihh
HELP WANTED-FEMALEs-Fwrnrs PAen-Third
HELf foV@ TPa col
HORSES, cARRiAGEs &c-rIirsD rAsEmrrst , column
HoTELS-sEcoSp pAGE-Fiith column and TnIRrEESIn
HOUSES, ROOMS. SSis az. wANrED-Tmnrrrsrn PAGE
INsTRucrioS@ PAcs1six,h column. -, nm
JERSEY CITY Esfhf nSPsos g5E Ggy ASP BEn
LEST ASD
n CaiSEhf~SxrsfsIh FL y Il y, PAaE-Sixth 18th column.
oNIAL-TmRrEESrn pAcs-siSth column.
SLLINERY xSD SH1 PAGE
lhFa age
MIsCEILANRoUS-ELEv PAen-sixth column
new soaa
PIANoFoRTEs, ORGANS, &C.-FoURrH PAGE-second
EtfS' ifH
81 TR CITY SALE OR TO
RENT-FouRrEEyrH PAcE-first and second columns
REAL and STnTE T PAGE
Second and third columns, and THIRTEENTH PAGE
REAL EsTATE wANTED-TmnreEsrn PAcr-Fnt col
RsESTAyRANTs- s -rnInrEESTM PAGE Esfx,i column.
9T S.essa column
pd snd s .cn
First and second column and THIRTEEsTn P4cE-fiith
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALEs-FrrrEr PAoE-
Third and fourth columns, and THIRTEENTH PAGE-
Fifth column
SPECIAL NoIICEs-FouRrH PAeE-FOurth and fifth col
sPoRTISd-DoGs, BIRDS, 6c-Founru PAcr-Fifsh
column.
STORAGE-FoURrH PAcR-Sxth column.
THE THE TRAlpEs-flyIrhsTH l. rAcf-rifth column.
70 LET ron BUSINESS PURPuSEs-FouRrrExr
PAGE-Ihrd column, and TuiRrEENrn PAGE-first
TRAVELLERS GuIDE-SrcoSp PAcE-sxih column
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET-
FOURTEENTH PACE-SNth column, and THIRIEISTH
PAGE-Second and third columns
WANTED To PuRCHAsE-SlxTEENTH PAGE-Sixt col
WATCHES, IEWkLRy, &c.-sIxrFEsrH PAcR-sixth
WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO JET-FouRrRKNrH PAcE-First column and
THRIEEsTH PAGF-First column.
WINTER RESORTs-rnIRrErSTn PAsK-Fourh column.
YACHTS STEAMBOATS,, 6C.-TWELfTH PAGE-Sixth col
The New York herald., 1875-11-21
DRY GOODS.

..-.-. DRY GOODS.
9 sULsBERGER co.
POI EIGHTH AVENUE, BETWEEN rwENTYFouRTH
AND TwENTYFIFTH STREETS.
ON MONDAY NOVEMBER q.
AND DURING THE WEEK,
ASTONISHING Low PRICES
IN ALL DEPARTMENTs
EVERY ARTICLE
GUARANTEED As REPRESENTED
$55. 600 WORTH LADIES' SUITS.
LADIES' PARTISAN COSTUMES. VERY STYLISH,
AT So, SO, ST. s.. 50, $40, AND UP.
cAMELs' HAIR CLOTH SUITS AT %.
OVER ONE THOUSAND DIFFERENT STYLES
OF LADIES' WALKING JACKETS AT - AND UP.
9. sULzBERcER CO..
2si EIGHTH AVENUE. BETWEEN TwENTY.FoURTH
AND TwESTY.FIFrH STREETS.
$40 600 WORTH DRESS GOODS,
REPRESENTING THE BEST LOOMS
FROM ALL PAITs OF THE GLOBE
REAL WOOL sERGEs AT 2so., WORTH COG.
HANDSOME pLAIDs AT CSC; GOLD COST. 4oc.
SUPERIOR cAsHMEREs, IN ALL SHADES
THE PRICES OF WHICH ARE WONDER
OUR MOURNING GOODS DEPARTMENT SHOULD
BE INSPECTED BY EVERY LADY.
g sULzBERGER & CO., 2sl EIGHTH AVENUE.
BETWEEN TwENTYFoURTH AND TWENTY-FIVE
STREETS
SAS 000 WORTH MERISo UNDERWEAR.
LADIES VESTS AT SOC, 42c., 49c., SOC.
DRAWERS TO MATCH EQUALLY AZ LOW.
GENTS UNDERcLoTHING TO SUIT ALL.
LADIES' AND cHILDRENs MERINo HOSE. IN
PLAIN AND FANCY coLoRs. AT BARGAIN
ANOIHEk lNNOlCE Of OUR FAMOUS KID GLOVES,
NEW FALL SHADES, AT SIC. A NEW PAIR GIVEN
IP THEY TEAR.
g SULZBERGER CO., 2el EIGHTH AvENUE
BETWEEN TwENTYFoURTH AND fwENTy.FIFTH
STREETS
$50 600 WORTH BLACK SILKS, FROM THE
GosT f1MoUs LOOMS or FRANCE, FROM 81 YARD
AND UP, AT LEAST Is PER CENT UNDER BROAD.
WAY PRICES
N. B-DREssMAKERS AND MILLISERs ARE
POLITELY REQUESTED TO AN EXAMINATION
8. SULZBERGER 4 CO.,
2el EIGHTH AVENUE,
BETWEEN
TwENry.rouRTH AND TWENTY FIFTH STREETS
The New York herald., 1875-11-21
DRY GOODS.

327 end 329 Sixth avenue and o3 West Twentieth street.
Monday, November ~ and all this week.
MILLINERY GOODS AND SILK GOODS
greatly reduced prices
TRIMMED HATS
ENGLISH ROUND HATS AND BoNNETs.
TRISNEB FRESNEB HATS HITS g g stR9gS EEpgSEP %
TRETEB TRIETEB Hzfs HATE S REBSSEB RbSSEB TS e Sig
500 dozen best quality Eel, Hats soc. worth 81 10
price 76c-, worth 81 rs.
black, drsb, green prunc brown and ecru.
BARGAINS
SASH RiHHBBoxs.
nsn soG al sns @ So 8 M sS al so M Al shades
sinch Roman 81 90; formerly sold for - so.
BONNET RIBBONS
in all the new, desirable shades
AZ Al, silk, :, Z Q and II at i2e; l5e 2oe and 3oc
100 cartons No. io, black, 25c ~
Soft silk, for bonnet trimmings
50 pieces black M ss Velvet At so reduced from 81 70
colofsd Velvet from ST IS 81 os, So "a - IS, So
comprising seal brown, navy blue, bottle green
Bankrupt Stock w
FLOWERS AND FEATHERS.
1000 dozen Birds, 25c. worth $l TO $3 5a
5000 dozen Fancy Feathers 25c. worth 75e TO 81 so
so dozen Merle Birds, 81 10; worth S.
FLOWERS
Montures and Roses In cardinal and scarlet
LACES.
Bought at a great sacrifice a lot OF
black Gupure Laces,
black Thread Laces,
real Valencia and Point Lace Barbs.
Also n lot Of
black Gupure Capes at onethird their original value.
Novelties up Lace Goods Sleeveless Jackets Lace
Til and Bows
Childrep's Caps in silk, lace and velvet
The largest and cheapest stock Of Ruings in the city.
Ladies' and gents Scarfs
Windsor Ties in all shades.
5000 dozen OF brocade Ties, at 25c., worth SOC.
hid GLOVES.
1000 dozen In drab and brown 81 O every pair warranted
., 3, 4, 5 and buttons In all shades.
Call and examine immense stock of Millinery, Lace
and Silk Goods, which is tho largest In the city.
III. ONEILL 4 CO.,
327 and 800 Sixth and lo3 West Twentieth ST.
The New York herald., 1875-11-21

A.. . .,..., :. -.
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Mays NAcys MxcY,s
MAc9s MAcY's aAcY's
macy EVERY ARTICLE SOLD IN THIS Es. MACY
MACY TABLIsHMENT Is GuARAN MACY
May May 'ARE AkREEpREESsEsnrfEDA. SsEsnrfE - MAcY AcY
MACY ANY article sold from this establish MACY
MACY mcnt not suiting, not being what IL is MACY
MACY a1' money refunded as the customer may MACY
MACY elect, within one week after the pur- MACY
MACY MACY 'NA'0' MACY
MACY -aFWe do not carry over from ono MACY
MACY son to another old styles and shapes our MACY
MACY seasonabe goods are always FRESH AND MACY
MACY -. OUR GOODS ARE ALL FIRST Macy
MACY CLASS MACY
Macy MACY ...oUR GOODS ARE SOLD AT THE MACY MACY
MACY LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. MACY
Macy 1--WE WILL NOT BE UNDERsoLD, MACY
Macy ...ouR FOREIGN GOODS are mostly OF MACY
MACY OUR OWN IMPORTATION. MACY
MACY -..LATEsT NOVELTIES received from MACY
MACY our agents in Europe by every steamer MACY Macy
MACY ssoUR ESTABLISHMENT IL the MACY
MACY LARGEST OF THE KIND IN AMERICA. MACY
SSS$ n1NEHp Ea dooBs s. Hs. n's, Goods H$s$
MACY Housekeeping and HousEFuRNIsHING MACY
Macy MACY LhcEs, EMBRoIDERfEs, HOSIERY, MACY
AY MAcY s sSd Fur dss MA
MACY Misses and Infants Made-up Under MACY
AGY MAGY s@a wae BoSGRa MAC MAC
MACY STATIONERY. TOILET ARTICLES, MACY
MACY Perfumcry Fancy Goods and JEwELRY, MACY
psr as; Eye sssf and sypS W6S
Macy sTEDs and woRsTED PATTERNS, MACY
MAcY cSH NE. ps sns
MACY given for all that rip and tear. MACY
MACY LAFoRGE twobutton KID GLOVES, MACY
MACY eS cents pair, warranted, which me ms MACY
MACY that give new pair for all that rip.or MACY
MACY tear In putting on MACY
MACY .. Catalogues and ILLUMINATED MACY
MACY CENTENNIAL CARDS sent free 10 any MACY
MACY address MACY
MACY =. Orders by mail attended to with special MACY
Macy Macy caro- MACY
Macy r. H. MACY CO., MACY
MACY Fourteenth street and Sixth avenue, MACY
MACY New York. MACY
sfS$ HAGEs HAGs H3SEs H3SEs E4SEs H4SEs SSSi
CLEAR THE WAY
NO MORE ENcUMBERED STREETS
SEE THE EVENING TELEGRAM
CIRCULATION LARGER THAN ALL OTHER
EVENING NEWSPAPERS IN THE CITY COMBINED
A.
F., I|..,,'' J |::..i |::::; e., s.;
E..abiished 1859
=. Booss a BROTHER,
4Io broadway, through to &c Mercer street,
call attention to
tbeirlarge and elegant assortment Of
Seal sacqucs
and
Ladies' Fura
Also full and varied line Of
Ladies' Fur Trimmings,
Sleigh Robes and Gauntleta
40 Broadway through
- ~ Mercer street,
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IlxTRAoR ordinary BARGAINS.
A. T. STEWART A CO.
will oifer Monday
large line of
TAFFETA SILKS, light evening colors, very nice
qualities at the low price Of 81 per gard.
FAIILE SILKS for evening costumes, excellent quality
and wide at 81 70 aud 81 so good value for 81 rs
and S2 per yard.
BLACK SILKS uhe balance Of their recent large pur
chase) at the same low prices
PRINTED DELAINES PCPLTNS, DIAGONALs and
ARMURES, from IL to 25c per yard good 2Uc
and 35c. per yard
ALL WOOL SERGES Soc per yard worth soc. per yard
Finer qualities OF DRESS GOODS,
including all the newest PARIS NOVELTIES. in CAMELiS
HAIR CLOTHS. KNICKERBOCKER SUITINGs Re &c
prices largely reduced.
The largest and cheapest stock in this city OF
MOURNING DRESS GOODS.
DRESSMAKING, under SUPERIOR MANAGEMENT
executed short notice Equal IN STYLE and FINISH
70 THE VERY BEST PARTISAN MAKES.
MOURNING ORDERS executed in from SIX to TWELVE
HOURS NOTICE. Prices very reasonable.
Those in pursuit Of bargains respectfully invited to pay
them visit
BROADWAY, FOURTH AVENUE NINTH AND TENTH
STREETS
The New York herald., 1875-11-21
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EIGHTH AVENUE.
NEAR TWENTY. FOURTH STREET.

WE SHALL OPEN OUR TOYS AND HOLIDAY
GOODS THE LATTER PART OF THIS WEEK. we
ARE COMPELLED TO CLEAR OUT OTHER STOCK ri
MAKE ROOM FOR THEM, AND WE THUS ExPLAfH
THE EXTRAORDINARY PRICES AT WHICH We ARE
SELLING GOODS. PARTIES BUYING FOR FARSI
CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS COUNTRY STORES;
SUNDAY SCHOOLS, &C. WILL DO WELL TO Ex.
ANIME OUR TOY DEPARTMENT AS SOON AZ
The New York herald., 1875-11-21

200
PIECES BLACK
TRIMMING VELyETs, 10 TO 20
INCHES WIDE, FROM 81 IS A YARD
UPWARD. $50 PIECES coLORED SILK VEL
VETS IN THE MOST DESIRABLE SHADES AT
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, % PIECES % INCH
CLoAKING yELvETs AT So So 81 25, "a so AND
s5 YARD; SPLENDID VALUE FINEST COL
oRED SATINS, 75C. YARD BLACK AND
CoL0RED DRESS AND TRIMMING SILKS
FROM 81 A YARD UPWARD
BLACK AND CoLoRED
yELvETEENS.
The New York herald., 1875-11-21
PERSONAL.

1TAUD-NoTE RECEIVED. WILL NOT FAIL. AR.
wi gyle Shadow "Dansanter tomorrow night.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-03-18
To the Farmers Of Mower County.
AUSTIN. March l7th. 1879.

AUS11N, VldICu IN, 1910.
I wish to call your attention to the
subject Of manufacturing. Having
been engaged in the business in the
west for number Of years, am able
to assert that all kinds of farm ma
ehlnery can be made here at price
far below that which it brings in this
market. A stock company formed un-.
der the general law, can raise an album
dance of capital, and the work be UNDER
taken at once. 1 am anxious to em-
pIoy some capital and my time in
building up a mandatory in this city:
and take the liberty Of suggesting to
those interested in the subject, that a
meeting be called at al early date, and
some action be taken. I think this
one Of the best points in the State for
such an enterprise, and I would like to
consult with the citizens Of the county
in relation to the matter. ! have a
farm implement known as "Powers'
Impro we'd Tanning MILL" which shall
be glad to exhibit, aud if it should
meet your appreciation, to manufacture
here with other articles most needed in
this section Of the. country. can be
found at the Fleck House for few
days A. " Powers,
Cedar Rapids, Iowa.