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, 1876-02-06
RECENT WEDDINGS.

EIs
| Last Thursday evening occurred the ma rriar
OF Ar. John L. NcCo-d, Of the real-estate iirn
OF J. G. AcCord l. Co., and Miss Lizzie Downer
+ daughter OF S. A. Downer, Esq. The ceremon,
was performed ct the reeicenco Of tho BRIDE
parents. On ths corner OF vinceunes avenue an,
Forty-seventh street, the Rey. Dr. swazey, IS
a.sted BY the Rev. Dr., McKaig. officiating.
At ha'f-paat o'clock the bridal party entere.
the parloE and took their respective stations i,
the bay-vlndow. Miss Lou Swazev was brides
maid, and Mr. Courtney Campbell groonsman.
MeHsrs. James Price, Fred Mills. George Price
and Thomas Burnside acted az ushers
Tie bride was attred in white silk, trimmed
with tullo, and diamond ornaments aIisi
SWazey wore whito tarla.an, with white silk cor.
sage, trimmed with crushed roses aud rosebuos
The pa!lors we're elaboratelY decorated With
flowers, evergreens. and snsla1- In the bsy'
window Was placed d beautiful floral monogram
OF white and scarlet carnations, suspended from
the centre. Bouquets Were lavishly distributed
about the apartment, and the chandeliers were
festooned with smilax and choice flowers
Among the guests at the reception we're Mr.
olrs. Swszey, Mr. sud AIRS. }. F. 3IcCord. Mr.
and Mrs, John Bunrer, slr. and Mrs. E. G. Assay,
Col. and Mrs. Fl. n: Eldredgo. ar. and Mrs.
John Remmer, the Rev. DR.. McKaig, bIr. and
5 Mas: m Enocn osepnens, Mr. ana alra: Enslsn' ar:
NJ NJ fs nen,' Sa1s.a n ns1 Aurlson, Mf: and
ra.'ca - IT, AsI5 Ha o1T ~ ns1 aaa & anu Mss. LAW
1du.eh;r.n. & aue ~ LIZ nokqne naacaster nee
Mpa u.nnon' 1a1 e ar. Gnu Mfs: ren.kneF' M Mf. anu
IN Tnnnt;ss H. ~ H.. AZ 1t's &C., ~. "; ulesa
NGo w. St M ano h17: -, o. E. Nooo, h1: eua
Mctilashen. alr. and Mrs. Monroe. Mr. aud 11ra.
~ ~ Mass Eta 2TAze5; niss Asnmer,
t4s t1s,n 'sss H.. It .ss Eoa awazgv, CT
a1:n Ma.ue; Ite@ 9usa Null. mles 11ene farGo.
3as: ,n.so os4.o 1"a]e5' -nles no.a tAouioe' hiaa
D!!nsa mss Leoas1a' 41es aoClei'hhd Messfs'
WI, NilAam Il alo1ean T. m fofple, aeotso 4cCon-
neti, =: u. Asay, JE;' Ihomas burastde' george
ftlce; rFea alll!s' James ff1ce' lsoefe' Dlc6la-
son. nculasnen.
a large NUMBER OF valuable presents were
maoe 10 the n11oe: Inc couple lelt tho same
evening tor washington. whence they 90 to
f1of'oa TO Dc Absent several weeks.
TN WEDDING. ...-...,,
Mf. ana Afs. =. Il. 'aqnes were aEreeanl5
SURPRISED oy numper OF IneIr 1neoas MONDAY
, 1876-02-06

An Establishment Far Surprising All
Others Of Its Kind in the CITY.
The popularity with which general markets
have been received wherever established has in-
duced Mr.. n. Fl. Bush, long resident Of the
North Division, to erect a handsome md COM
modlous building, LOG by 15O feet, On the corner
OF North Cl.rk street and Chicago avenue, spe-
cialiy designed and adapted for the purpose and
which was yesterday thrown open to the
Bpace OF 100x100 feet, and ia divided into ten
departments, represented BY as many different
stalls. The rear end Of the room opposite tho
Clark-street entrance is occupied by the propri-
etor OF this enterprise, who gives his personal
attention to the department he has reserved for
hinaelf, viz. that embracing Ill kinds OF meat,
and his patrons cannot but be suited. az it Is
his ntention to keep the very best OF everything
to be found in Chicago. The other stalls arc
tas1eful1y disposed around the sidas and in the
ample room around them without crowd4Dg the
aisles. Six OF these stalls are now occupied by
the following parties:
WHEELER aHEEx
hava the two stalls devoted to fruits and vegeta-
bles and poultry and game. Their department
also includes all k1nds OF berries in their sea-
son, choice hot-house plants, and cut flowers.
LEWIS BROS.
OCCUPY the centre stall with full line Of butter,
cheese. egeR, and ali kinds Of dairy products.
Pure milk and cream specially.
gPIEL4AN 4 CO.,
the we1l-known hakers and fne confectioners
from 215 North Wells street, are ALSO here snd
their namc alone is o sufficient guafantee that
their department will be all that could be de-
sired.
J. n. STEAD
viii supply his customers with all kinds Of fresh
and salt fish, oysters in bulk and cans, aod
canned lobster, etc.
4. DAdoUBEBr
makes . specially of cooked meats of all kinds
for auppers, pic-nics, ETC.. sauces, preserves
pickles, etc. It is the intention to have the
three remaining stalls occupied bp dealers in
teas cofFees, aud spices staple products such as
flour, ETC.; and foreign fruta
Goods will be delivered promptly to any part Of
the city by all the above parties and every detail
carefully attended to to glTe entire aatiafaction
to their patrons.
, 1876-02-06


A correspondent OF the Springfield {Maas.) Re.
publican dero1ncos tho drinking-wat4r Of Lon
don. Says Ia: Fancy having to drink liquid
which is the washing and draining of five coun-
ties: consisting Of 2,352, $40 acres! Upon this
land live 800, 900 people, 10000 norses, 1Go 200
cattle, 900. 900 sheep, and 100000 hogs. The
water which passes through all this population,
their towns, villsges, farms, manure-tieds atst
yards; through drains, With waste matter from
tac-pits, papermills. gas-worAs, and 60 Oh, comes
doTn the Thames, and, when said to he filtered
we'll, clear and bright finds its way to the tables
and homes Of nearly all arissocratic ~ well NJ
vulgar London. Indeed. the Vest End OF Lon
don, containing the residences Of royalty and
nobility. has the worst water there Is IN tho me
quaS:er is not tit to drink, nor can any fltering
mako il So"
, 1876-02-06

Tho clubs and Won Eulow have claimed the at
tention Of the citizens Of Lake Forest duriu
the week. They have been we'll entertained, aos
would no doubt like to have another such week
Won Bulow comes seldom, and the clubs aften
but Tho citizeus Of Lake Forest arc equal to th
work OF Keeping up attendance at home aud il
tho city.
The Entire Nous Club gave a general enter
tainment ut Ferry Hall Friday evening. Th'
President opened the evening with somo re-
marks on the Importance OF organized effort il
suburban towns for social and literary improve
ment. and Was followed by tho Hon. John ',
Farwcli, who read 40 admirable paper OF
Philosophy,"-a subject too comprehensive tc
be treated OF in brief mention OF suburban news
Then came 1he performance Of tho 1aughabc
farce ''lci on Pare Fraucais, given BY re-
ques:,--vith the following cast:
Maj. Regulus Rattan. Mons.
s1ctos T =
Mr eps1gghs. os.
ancciina, ,hoir daashtes Nile
Julia, wife Of Mat. Hatau. Alls.
AIMS Maria, maid Of nil work. Mlle
0'f' A'' ioi lie Clan GowJ
The representation was received with M
bounded applause. Each part WAS well au8-
tanned. and left no ground for "favorltea ALI
were et2ra.
Then came recitations by Hiss Wing -aerious
and humorous and admirably ren-
dcred, This lady vas received with such favor
that the audience called for her repeatedly, but
in vain, modesty forbldding such prominence,
The NEXT meeting Of the Club sill be at the
residence Of 1frs. Wells On Tuesday evening,
Feb Is.
Word has been receired that the Rev. Mr..
McCorkle has accepted the call Of ths Enst
Presbyterian Church.
HYDE PARE.
The social occurrences Of Hyde Parf during
tho past week have 20: been specially notice.
able. The Informal Club held !ta second meet-
ing Tuesday evening ut the residence Of J. n
Barker, Esq, and the attendance Was large in
spite OF the severe weather.
The Forres;gi!le Cinb gave brilliant conp!-
uentory reception to Hose Company No. Fri
lay evening, and the large number present
showed how we'll the gallant fremen are appre-
GATED IN that vicinity.
The Shakespeare Club bad delightful meeting
yesterday evening at Mr. Horasio Watts, IN
Eenwood- where tho parts we're admirably rem
1e:ed by several members Of the Clun.
THE coming event, or rather two great aventa.
Till be the tableau1 and dramatic entertainment
rhursdsy evening, to be given in Floods Hal by
he Soang Ladies' Mite Society Of ST.. Paula
, 1876-02-06

| at:Acaea. Miss Clam Taylor Wore Nils green
~, most becoming to her blonde complexion,
Is:mmed With Spanish blonde and white Jet ;
| otnameota blush roses. AIiss Lille Taylor sp-
peafed IN dress Of tinted satin, trimmed with
tulle and scarlet geraniuns.
| Mrs- Elliot t. Cowdia wore q most elegant
! oress composed Of three different shadss of
green 1AlNe. with velvet bodice OF still darker
snaae- Her white lace overdrass was drawn
convolTu1i. '-~---
Mrs Or. Dorenus had r,ch dress Of purple
velvet bo1dered with white pond lilies. Upon
her neck vas pearl necklace, composed Of msnv
Strands. with diamond clasp.
The costume OF Mrs. Edward Cooper vas yery
1lch-compoRed of pale lavender six, with point
lace oretdreas. and magnificent pearl and dis
Mrs. Theodore Moss wors black velvet dress
with scarlet opera cloak embroidered with gold !:
diamond ornaments.
airs. George IF. Mclean wore pale mauye
silk entirely covered with magnificent point lace
Of Two kands-posat EArgnstze and point Dan
glsterre; superb diamonds.
Mrs. aeFard Afeagher wore violet silk, with
pektlcoat front, trimmed with laco and fringe
Mrs. Bettnar, q wealthy Southern lady, dis
played dress Of very rich black fai!le, with
point lace cape; magnificent diamonds.
Mrs Day, an English blonde, appeared in Il
comol'suon dress Of white silk and peach-blos-
SON velvet
Mrs. Guleger wore dress OF white bsocade,
trimmed with p.1a biue, white lace, and blush
roses.
1ts. A. T. Stewart had beautiful dress Of
blue faille, combined with Wiae-colored velvet.
and trimmed with poiut lzco- Hsr ornaments
we're dtamonda, including diamond pendant
AMI diamond comb.
Afiss Cordin wore an al-nhito dress Of white
satin, striped erenadine orsr white silk, trimmed
With gaslauus OF tea roses.
Mrs. Gilman wore dress OF whita satin
nHmhirRH r~n o1fr, fr~
train.
Mrs. Henry Rodgers WIS saen in handsome
dress OF pale pink silk trimmed with white lace
and tinted Autumn leaves
, 1876-02-06
AMERICAN GENIUS. M00DY AND saHKEy.

ANEnitHN HEt!pa. HuUbt HUI 9.AnhE1 I. I.
The great reviralists, Measrs. Moody and
sankey. who electrified ssaid old England With
their eloquenca aud enthusiasm, are fair ssm-
p1es OF American genius. Springing from
among the common people, their sympst HES ara
alive to the wants OF the uho1e people. and
herein lies the secret OF their greet SUCCESS.
Those who seek to be popular must study and
be familiar with the wants OF the masses, and
prove loyal thereto. To this fact We may trace
tho grand SUCCESS in business, rs we'll as in re-.
ligious undertakings, which many Americans
have achieved. Ssziking1y Illustrative Of theaa
suggestions is that great establishment, located
at Buffalo, n. Y, and known as the *tWo1ld's
Dispensazy,"-a most appropriate came, in
deed, for that vast Institution, within uhoss
walls are manufactured remedies which are in
demand in every quarter OF the globe, aud at
which a corps Of distinguished physicisr.s and
surgeons. under the personal direction OF D..
Pierce. are constantly administering TO the
needs OF thousands OF sufferers everJShers.
and whose success in the treatmcat Of al forms
OF chronic ailments has become SO we'll known
that there ia acaycely hamlet in the 1,and in
which hts name is not familiar. Its proprie-
tor, says the HeraM and 1orchliqht, Of De-
troit Is man Of the people, writes fur them,
and to them tenders his eminent professional
services" His advertisements arc earnest ex-
hortations. Like the great revivalists, his en-
thusiasm is multiplied by the unparalleled suo-
cess OF his enterprise, as well as by the efficacy
Of his remedies in curing disease. The peopld
belisUe IN him and his remedies, becau84h as the
New York Tribune says, "be sympathizes with
them in all their Affections, efforts, and
attainments-" Hence, Dr.. Piarce's Goaden
, 1876-02-06

OF.
Tho many friends OF Ms. Ira Brown will be
pleased to know that be has arrived safely Of
New Orleans, and that he ia comfortably quar-
tered at the ST. Charles Hotel whcro he is rest
ing and laying plans for tbs spring campaign in
tho real estate busiuesa- Mr- Browns cheap
suburban home achome. with long time pay
nenta7 has attracted the attention. VIC observe,
Of the phiianthropic capitalists Of the Crescent
CITY, aud he has been many times called on to
explain ita workings aud it's cffeet On the
(aborng class. We commend Mr. Browns Chi
cago enterprise to the pcoplo Of New Orleans
and other cities "a matter worthy Of their care
ful investigation.
, 1876-02-06

After company has preserved an honorable
record for FIVE years. paid total Of S82s, ,983.2 .27
for losses, passed through two great conaagra-
tious which banhueted scores OF other compa~
nies settling all its losses promptly aud without
uelay or litigation, We think 1t deserving Of coz
timed confidence. Such is the cnsa with the
Globe Insurance company Of this c1ty.
, 1876-02-06


Tuesday evening the friends Of Mr.. Edward
....e 1,. a,- ,,as..a. s,r..-. =. So
fayson gave Nun sets p.easso. surprise, at tne
residence OF bis parents. NO. l02s West jackson
street. Supper VAS furnished BY Eckhardt.
Claude WIS also on hand With excellent music
and Tho roo,g naon1a an;nrad tbauoo,raa :,
aaaa;r 49,, ;,.a sa.. ..an.x t,'as. ...as.
-ueE una 4,iat. !a.o uul auoso plsasu'
"efe Nlsses Attle b1cSotu- Nolne t8fdnef,
Minnie Marble, Nellie Kimball. Gert1e Gardner,
Hattie Barnard. Mary Jameson. Fannie parsea.
Par1ine Sberwond Cora St.xens f.nnie wc1la
nauN W. sso'e ;,,:e @u1e "ons
oe''a 1'loo"o' ca.!Ae aaooos' n'ut7 onun1'1ee.o w.
Emma lsham, Ella Bsrnes, Emma Fraser, Liz
zio Crtchel, Nettie Chunasero; Messrs. S. Il.
Eimball C. II. Helmsr. ". =. Metres. ". Fl.
.vnu, - = nazx>.- ~ p.r..r p,:u;
"on7, r - c-,,:a T, soe 49, "s14tnoI ;, - c. ..
mst' & - , Iol.et' ~ 11at's ~ ~ - - ~ ,.l unuu
E. L. Warner, n. D. Fraser, ". q. Price, Harry
Brooks, Mr. Voorhees, and Mr. Criticized.
srRpR1sE NOTES.
~ :. ss1 1a -
tna 4Aie1oe ~ ILL., oau "A10' - L. o@a4i'ous
gave them surpr1se en maBque Iuesday even
ing at their residence No. South Sheldon street.
Among the PARTICIPANTS we're Mr., and Mrs. L. G.
1r,xooe A., .na A.. V;,1.r Wooaar9 H. .,d
1872 ~ ~ ~ 80: ~. sss ~, C.s1;. ~. s @
Mrs. u. ". disslns' At. anu Mts. CAt1n' M. anu
Mrs. Corbett. Mr. and Mrs. Halladny, Mr. ana
Mrs. mcfarland, Mr. and Mrs. Mclean, Mr. and
Ilrs Pitts Mr. and HRS. Turtle, M1. and Mrs.
Green, Mr. Cornvoll, Mrs, Brooks, Mrs. Orms-
By, and Mrs. Matthews.
A yerv pleasaut surprise party Was given to
Adelia aud GRACE Milliken Friday evening st
the residence of c. e. Lipby, No. 1172 Prairie
ovanne- I1ancfnp was tke order of the eyanioq
until ii o'clock, when all adjourned to the dining
-non vhera simmer wa seryea after yhich
d,nc,,ner wa reann1en nntit morn;1o
ra1q pleasant snrprise parry took place at
+ba ,esidanca ~ samnei Wrieht, Esn[ vt ~
p;na straat Thnrsaxy even;nr.
nss 10 oo,'s9 ~ fsnss s's a., hor -as;s
1n 1sen.n 81 Warraa svenra W ''4o ." 1eA Ae74"
os'A'e' Nv .1,,c"rs 49, u.Ir '7.eoI,pn,n,
TIN ,no.ouar.da marry A. fhe North side
1uEnef dan to.moi1oM esen,nS WI plooao!y 10
one o! tno lnoss II. ~ -. sn1 ssusou;
. po.n - 1es rrtans;ra " Ira,srat;nns hova hos,,
costumesI Extensive prepstas.ons .;a1 nsse p pesn
made, anu very 1nfEo numpar o! tlchets nave
, 1876-02-06

To AL Gents Who Weax Clothes.
You, Of cou1sa, know they get sojled, worn, and
faded: but few ct you rex!ize how beautiful Cook
NeLasn repair ciean and dye them Try them No.
80 Dearborn street. and 93 and ISL West Madison.
, 1876-02-06

mrs. Toodles Bought Door Plato
engraved with thu nau1e Of Tao:npson. ~be.ause L
was handy to have In the house." Tho ladies' give
the saoae reason for buying tho Hgh. running Do
nestic.
, 1876-02-06
Idw.pricas3 pio~na


Besides tho seInwsy, cur stock includes dne ass
sorsmens Of reliable cheap Instruments. Pianos With
hcsisous trim nanes or trada maria aze not sold by
this house. Lyon Healy, State and Mou7oe a.1ee.s
, 1876-02-06

Everybody IN talking OF Dr. 11AA
Chesnrys popular dental establishment, corner ID
neuse SUCCESS. beyond doubt, s due to hts tnoaxl-
b1a rule Of pleasing ALL Tho fest. IS full ses You
get better In the c7 although you Fay IS md
80 elsewhere Firstc'asa gold filings at oneshrf
tho usual rates
, 1876-02-06
Celebrities phntnrranI,ad

Celebrities Photographed
recant1y It dentlo's, tha Italian Photographer 1o3
State street: so1os Of Alss Keoggs opera Company;
Miss Miunis Palmer: ths renowned Japs, 5at.uas
and Lttte Albright; Luriine, the Water Queen; also
Z Rtaat number Of ChicaRos meat noted citizens.
, 1876-02-06

Ozoni1ed ox-Mar1ou for the Hair.
by Buck Rayner, mixers Of thu "Masa ColaeA
, 1876-02-06

Heavy Consignment Of Tobacco.
Mess,z. Pearson Snow. southwest corner Randolph
and Dearborn streats, purchased Ast woek Whist wxs
probably tho largest lot Of fne Havana seg,ss aud
smoking tobaccos handled IN ona Transaction in
this city. They paid $4,000 for ths 1ot, and hays
zouae of it ret for sale.
, 1876-02-06

E Word About Horse-Feethns.
There's nothing kaown to u,an 90 benesc1al to thA
nosse as Go7doos Horse and Cattle food Just bMng
introduced aere BY Wiiam H. Droadaus, Il Washiae-
ton street.
, 1876-02-06

contains only all .he 1atsss improseAts, but ssr
esal nav md yAluahla inventions not u1sd In any
ethar. Evexy z1ugs war1aa.s4. Gu@ b nAn On ~
, 1876-02-06

Luudborg's California Water
for toilet and bash; and -efrsahtps
, 1876-02-06

Chrce medals were awarded az
Vienna, Philadelphia, and New Yurk. to Henry
Rocaer a1tist photographer, No. 'o4 Wabash aFenue
Chicago.
, 1876-06-28


tpern er fem Qeben i'm &erfer beihlteBe,
iene Summe fir fomme1oe 9elhled]ter
aufbemabrt iperoen m09e ; babel ldhelte
er bitter, unidelih bitter adj Dora -
0u ielber bait iene art oes 2ddelnS,
ienen Nusorud, Der tint 10 her3serrelBen'
bet, neil er seraoe Oas @e9entbetl BON
Dem b%eoeutet, mas uriprituglid elnem
Bulge be8 5robitnnS gu 8rnnoe lte9en
lon."
Dora nei9te mteoer ibr Saupt nno
fra9te oumpf.
Seine .3eit mus a~bselaufen iein?"
Der @l0dner jam elm Wellden nah.
vSie 1T es," perlette er, uote 3man3t9
Sabre, tuelde wie cine Gwisfeit por ibm
la9en, file iino entidwunoen. @enn oaS
@rab i'm nidt peridlan9, muB ct iia arf
freiem SuBe befiuoen."
n@eoadte er sumeilen ieiner Sinoer ?"
foridte Dora peiter, obne tire Stelluns
3u per6nbeln.
Gortietuns fol9t.)
, 1876-06-28
0s besablt Ib

Sir irsenb einen geipanbten Wtanr, Der jGbrlid
50. 900 nit etnem s~erinsen &apital 5u MAIDEN piinidt,
1T in unlerer 6eiddftsbranae.' Die 9ahesderei
cine Gpe3ialitdt. Sn Sbrern Gonntp lit Niemanb
Der oies 6el6dit betreibt. sic fDnnen es in elmer
98ode erlernen, uenn sic 1nIere MnmeiIun9en be-
tol9en, Die mir Mllett %dulenoen, bic he baben tpolen.
Sober, Der 800 Sapital aufbrin9en fam, fam banit
Material fur B 9emObnlite 6Guler anfaufen. Die
aus benz Sertauf unb profit ~er5ielte sulnme lplIte nit
6injure6uun9 bes sepDbnli6en Irbeitslpbues fir
Sadoeder, nibt ipeniser als $500 betraeen. @i,,
ttibti9er Nrbeiter FAM in 9 Wrbeitstasen oieie Nrbeit
lefdDt oerrtbten. t3tpei 2eute nit ~9erin9en &apital
tonnen portbeilbaft 5uiamn1en ipirfen. @iner fam
Nuftrd9e larllneli, fpdbreno Der Mncere Die Mrbett
nernebt. Teridafft Cub oaber unier Snftruttions'
Bud, bas MIR bel rebt5eitiser Inmeloune fret per=
ienoen, uno ftubirt es. Grtunoist @u1 mad unIeren
Seoin9un9eu. Wenn 5br nidt i'm Stanbe isio, bas
Gelo an5ulbaffen, 10 9ebt 5u einent promine nten store
SeIiber, Der @ub germ Die Wtaterialien Iieiern piro,
tpenn Sbr ben profit nit ibm tbeilerl ipoat. QBir
fperoen benz erffen uerantluortliben Beperber oas
3erritorium 9arantiren. Wtan %aore|Iire u. D.
Slate Rpefins So ,2imitirt, $40. 4 Geoar str
", q. uno erlpabne oiei c 3ettnn9. %4gg7iunD
NS eeanfenleiuns, fredericksburg, wasetnas
W tion, SeeIenbe3auberuns unc GbeiIbrer,
Elm Bud, tpeldes Nnleituna oa3u aiebt, pie oas cine
Gei6ledt oas anoere in SeHeln idlasen unb man it'd,
Die Giebe uno gteiaun9 irgelo elmer perIon, ur1 bic es
Sinem sl tbun, erperben fam. 400 Seitei. Der po1t
80 Gents. STUNT u. Co., SO. 1879 Sio Siebente Str.,
philadelphia, ga. 4g824mai*
, 1876-06-28

doc,teu 25 eleeante 9x11 Gbromps, 81; Zoe
cNSIuA|N fir So. Siational Chrome Co.,
4,p6lnil philadelphia ia, :
, 1876-06-28
Giue GuriDiitdt. s 81! : {!

Ok Eancp 8rtfpl.aarten, 10 Sarben nit Tameu
Sc1O Is. 20 9elnlItte Hepp Samast etc. 10 6. 9laI=
idm @arb 60. gloiiQu Nenni. 60. q. D. II
, 1876-06-28
&aaptsRtehertasG
GIG Tilbert Ctr. Nbilaeclpbia
Mecepte fret,

our lGnelIten beiluns BON 9el6lsbtli6er ShipG9e.
nerlorener Strait uno aler llnre9elmdBisteiten, lpelbe
our6 lnahtiamteit ODER Nusihwsifuns berbeiaetibri
8ei allen OrpsiIien limb bic Sn9renieI5ier
au baben. Mam ipenoe I6 an Sapieipn 4 60.
Dor 1886 ysp Vprt. 1S!9lauel
, 1876-06-28
Mdnner fl men $40 bis $40
per 9Sobe ~perbtenen ourb ben yertauf oss Sutes
1tnfer Qunb

HHp ftI ne pNIf
ipelbes cine intereiiante 6e1bi6te BON 100 erei9nlBools
len Sabren sibt unb nit Der sroBsn 9B elt.Musiteirns
abi6leBt. IS lit eroB in Der geidreibuns unierer
unerid0pfiten 6ilfsquele i'm Iderbau, 6anbel,
8er9bau, Manufattlr, natiirliden gDunbern, Gurio.
oert=Sabrs Rarte" uno cine y8oselperipetipe= lnIiat
oes 9anoes" frei. gertauit Fb punoerbar idned.
Ssod 1000 asenten rebt balo perlanet fir oieies wert
uno auf's y2eben BON 2ioin9itone", bon Dem bereits
10000 @opien %perariffen iino ebenfaIs cine neue Bi=
rel, 20OO Suuitr.. unperslei6bar. gDesen @rtrataufss
oeoinsuneeh itreibe an Smbbarc Bros. ~yerteser,
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-12-15
NOTICE.


Henry j. Rogers, of the State Of Wis
consin, will take notice that P. ].
Mcnamara, Of Laramie county, Wyo-
ming Territory, did on the 21st day Of
October, A. D.. 1876, file in the office Of
the Register in Chancery Of the Dis
trict court of the First Judicial Dis
trict Of Wyoming Territory, in and for
Laramie county, his bill Of complaint
against the said Henry ]. Rogers, Gil
bert Adams and Francis e. Warren; the
object and prayer Of said bill Of COM
plant being to have a decree OF fore
closure set aside on the ground of fraud.
Said decree of foreclosure was obtained
on the 7th day Of August, 1871, in a
suit which was commenced on the 10th
day Of January, 1871, in which Henry
]. Rogers was complainant, and Gilbert
Adams, p. j. Mcnamara, Peter E.
Her and Fannie @. Simons were de-
PENDANTS, and was for the foreclosure
and sale of lot 8, in block $50, In the
city Of Cheyenne, in the county Of Lar
annie and Territory Of Wyoming.
The said Henry j. Rogers will also
take notice that he is required to file
his answer to said bill Of complaint in
the Office of the Register In Chancery
aforesaid, on or before December 25th,
P. J. MCNAMARA,
I Ill saaili Complainant.
W. w. CoRLETT, "a
n4-d8w Solicitor for Complainant.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-12-15
DELINQUENT COUNTY TAXES.

All the following described Lands on which the taxes for the year 1876, and
al delinquent taxes Of preceding years have mot been paid, will be sold, at the
Court House door, in Cbeyenne, for the amount of taxes and costs assessed
against said lands between the hours of nine O'Clock In the forenoon and five
O'Clock in the afternoon of Thursday, December 2sth, 1876. The sale will be
adjourned, IL necessary, from day TO day until all the lands ne sold.
CHEYENNE
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-29
Church Notes.

The general conference of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church will meet in
Baltimore, May LIST. This will be its
twenty-fourth quadrennial session, the
first having been held in Baltimore in
1884. The last general conference met
in Brooklyn in 1872, and chose st. Louis
as the place of meeting of the present
year, but by the general consent of the
annual conferences, the bishops, the
book committees and other church
boards, the seat Of the conference has
been changed to Baltimore.
Elder L. N. Gaines will preach in the
Christian church tomorrow morning at
II O'Clock, and in the evening at the
usual hour.
DR.. H. Talbird will preach in the
Baptist church at Greenton tomorrow
morning at IL o'clock.
Rev E. Bernham, of Boone county,
will preach at the Baptist church to-
morrow at the usual hours.
Rev. Mr.. Ruby will preach at Prairie
hurch tomorrow morning at II o'clock.
Why don't you take advantage of the
bargains C%onkling & Bedding are offer
ing, and buy their cheap goods from
them.