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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-11-14
District Courts.
Common Eaieus Courts.

Butler, january IS, May 10, October 20.
Montgomery, Jan. 6, May 10, October
90. Darke, january IS, May II, Oc;o-
Der 30. Clinton, January G, May II,
October 20. Warren, January 10, June
2, October 27. Clarke, January 10,
May 2G, October 20. Greene, january
-, May &c, October 20. Champaign,
january 10, May u, October 20. Mi
ami, February II, June 2, Nov. II. Pre-
bic, March 3, June 8, December !. '
1t is further ordered that the Terms
OF said Court of Common Pleas of But
Ter County and the March Term there
Of in Preble County, shall be held by
Alexander F. Hume. That the Terms
of said Court in Montgomery County
shall be held by Henderson Elliott.
That the Terms of said Court in narke
County and the June and December
Terms thereof in Preble County, shall
be held by David L. Meeker. That the
Terms of said Court in Warren County
shall be held by James Nj. Smith. That
the Terms of said Court in Clarke Coun-
ty shall be held by james S. Goode.
That the Terms of said Court in Greene
County shall be held by Moses Barlow,
or his successor in Office. That the
Terms of said Court in Clinton County
shall be held by A. w. Doan, and that
the Terms of said Courts in Champaign
and Miami Counties shall be held by
Fl. Fl. Williams.
1t is further ordered that each of said
Clerks make publication according to
law. Said publication to be for the pc
Rod of three consecutive weeks in a
newspaper or newspapers publish he'd
weekly in each of said Counties.
Oct. %, 1873.
ALEX. F. HUME,
HENDERSON ELLIOTT,
DAVID L. MEEKER,
JAMES M. SMITH,
JAMES S. GOODE,
A. W. DOAN,
II. II. WILLIAMS.
STATE OF OHIo, PREBLE COUNTY, IS:
I, w. d. QUINN, Clerk of the Court of
Common Pleas, for and within the a.
foresaid county, do hereby certify that
the foregoing is a true copy of the orig
inal order now On file in the Office Of
the Clerk of said Court.
Witness my hand and seal Of office,
t-- at Eaton, Ohio, this 18th
lsEAL. day Of Now, A. D. 1873.
t~~' w. D. QUINN, Cl'k.
By JOHN TOWNSEND, Deputy.
nov14-3t
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-11-14

No more elections in this year.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-11-14
First National Bank
OF EATON.
Cash CGpttGI:-S1OO.OO0
Bank Of Discount & Deposit.

HAVING removed to and occupied
IL our old mint the Odd Fellows
Building, which has been greatly en-
larged and thoroughly re furnished with
view to accommodating our business
wants more thoroughly. We do
Il General Banking Business,
in all its various forms Receive Depos-
its for either LONG OF SHORT time, and
allow INTEREST on TINE Deposits as
per special agreement with partiesmak
ng the same.
w M. Cashier.
c.. F. BROOKE, President.
June IL, 1S74-tf
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-11-14

BEAST BUTLER was bottled!
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-11-14

Tammany was bustedl
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-11-14

ALEX. F. HUME,
ELLIOTT
DAVID l.. MEEKER,
JAMES NJ. SMITH,
JAMES S. GOODE,
A. w. DOAN,
II, III. WILLIAMS.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-22

Between Missouri Valley and Chicago.
This Is the only line running tro c1prc.s
rains daily. between sioux City and Chicago.
7ArouM Time Table. in effect Sent LIST. 1877,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-22

The Northern Pacific and the St. Paul
and Pacific railroads have effected a settle.
ment of all their differences, and the North.
ern Pacific gets a %ninety-nine years lease Of
the road from Sank Rapids to St. Paul, civ
ing it a connection with that city. There is
one of the many points of argument tina,
will not be wholly advantageous to northern
Dakota. The two roads agree not to en-
croach upon each other by lateral lines.
This abandons the branch Of the n. P.
northward down the Red River valley to
Pembina, and leaves all that region which
is not near the N. P. to depend on the other
road down that valley in Minnesota. Thi,
must limit the extent and rapidity of the
development of that rich region. However,
the N. P. reserves the right to build this
branch 80 miles nor,hward which will reach
nearly to the Goose river. 1t is also deter
mined, partly as a result of this adjustment,
that the Northern Pacific will next year
build 200 miles west from the Missouri,
and it expects to reach Puget Sound within
five years.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-22

The comptroller Of the currency, in his
annual report, shows the. total number soi
banks and private bankers in the country to
be 6,45S, with an aggregate capital Of $685..
10000, and aggregate deposits, $l,9l9,954,
600. During the past year twenty eight
banks have been organized, with an author
lied capital of s2.775, 600, to which $685..
500 in circulating notes have been Issued.
Fifteen banks failed within this period,
having an aggregate capital Of S~2,7l2,5oO,
and forty-one banks with a total capital of
S5,200,000 voluntarily discontinued bust
ness.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-22
The contest between the war and the ii

The contest between the war and the in
terror departments over the conduct of In
dian affairs has reached that interesting
stage of progress wherein the participants
are rolling the lie on the ends Of Their
tongues and are only holding it back be.
cause such a visible gush of passion would
be an obvious breach of official decorum.
Secretary Schurz seems to be the maddest
man in the muss and Gen. Sheridan is the
intended victim Of his distinguished ire.
The acts of the lieutenant general which
disturb the temper of the secretary are
embraced within certain pointed paragraphs
i'll the recent official report of the former
which reflect seriously upon the Indian
management. 1t is presumable that Gen.
Sheridan fortified himself in advance with
the facts upon which to base those particu.
lar portions Of his report which are obnox-
ious to the secretary and that the perempto-
~ call upon him for specifications will be
promptly responded to. The charge of
Gen. Sheridan that the removal of the
IpotACo d. anu QGeu ClOuO INDIANS from |
the Missouri river was procured through
the Vaccinations Of traders ard contractors
is the particularly irritating portion of the
generals report and is met with a vigorous
denial by Secretary Schurz. The secretary
would do better to post himself upon this
point before publishing the intimation that
Sheridan has misrepresented the matter.
1t is no secret here and along the river s
above here that the removal Of the Spotted =
Tail Indians was accomplished through the /.
purchased influence of the leading chiefs, y
who were paid with the white mems money. .
The majority sentiment of the rank and file G
of this band was favorable to their Missouri /
river home at Ponca, which is a far better I
location than can be found anywhere in the .
interior, but they were induced by their !
leaders, against their better judgment, TO e
give passive consent to the change which /.
has been made. Gen. Sheridan knew what :
he was about when he penned his references 8
10 this particular circumstance. il
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-22
The president has received his final warn.

The president has received his final warn
ing. The Washington IN. g. Star says:
Hayes has taken the last leap in the dark.
If he at,emps to violate the laws Of his
country and to initiate Grant in his career
Of usurpation and persecution, he will find
himself in the hottest imaginable water.
He has no more right to undertake to inter
fere with local self government in the south
ern states thar he has to meddle with the
local matters OF the northern states. If he
dare invaoe the rights Of the people in any
particular, we trust there are enough resolv.
ed and consecrated patriots in congress tc
say to the feeble tyrant, '"Thus far shall
thou go and no farther"
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-22

United States Marshal Wharton, of Lou
%isiana, is charged with neglect Of duty dur
ing the late election and with a violation of
those sections of the United Sates statutes
which provide for the peaceable conduct Of
elections and the prevention Of fraud. This
is the reason he was recently summoned to
Washington,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-22

Legislative contests ale promised from
the Black Hills. Chapter AZ of the politi'
cal code. page 224 OF the revised codes, pro-
vidcs the method for such contests, and OBJ
servance of its provisions is important.
There is also a nice legal question involved
in section 8 of said chapter, and section 36,
page los, which was approved one day
later h
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-22
ADvLTERATED SWEETNESS.
The Way We Are Induced to Devour Pois
onous Compounds-Soms Scientific
Experiments Made Public.
New York Star.

The coffee and tea drinkers who use sugar,
and the epicurean lover of buckwhcst and
other griddIe cakes who floods them with
the delicious syrup-now being made by
certain refiners Of this city-mus, have
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-22

A severe earthquake shock was expert
enced in Illinois, Arkansas and Missouri
last Tuesday.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-22
SIDEWALK NOTICE,

Be IL Reselred By. tho Mayor and the Council OF
the Cityof rankton:
That it is hereby declared necessary, that a
sidewalk eight (8) feet wide be constructed on
the north side OF lots 1 So, block l3, TOdd's
k Rnnkdf @ax as 81 follows 10, " s,r to.wit: Commencing on
along said 3rd street 100 feet long, and also com
Imencing on 3rd street. corner of Broadway, on
'ot 5, block l3. Todd's Yankt0n, as is necessary.
That said walk shall be constructed OF wood.
and shall be 8 feet wide and be built in accord
ton.
Passed November II, 1873.
Approved November IL. 1878.
Attest ii b. WYNN. Mayor.
FRANK j. WAsHABAUGH, City Clerk,
BYE. T. WHITE, Deputy.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-22
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City and Pacific aud Sioux City and ST. PAM ..i
roads.
4 pse9enees sz1an ReayHs sast connects =, D.v,
Junction With branch trains arriving II Io,,,
!;ss.1s. I'll. 81. " H. Nv, v'4s , 'ssa s ssseses t5;s, VII
8elsit Canton. Harrisburg, Flandrcau, l.inwouS
Rock Rapids, Sioux Fsiis aud ali points ON %' w.
nlg sioux ltivef and from leaving. Portlandy ii.
a. !.l5 p ~. 619klaet1 IT navis Juncfien Nix
train going west. ""C
s. !; i A. Eis Fo,ns ,sisaS s.ssss' sUs f,,ca, Nc.
a., !. A. vermillion with stages for Lodi, K,v,.
Z. AtHsck!ing With stagss Tor u. Jan,ys.
9. ~ Gayvllle With stages for 81. Helena.
4. Ahtsnbtoe Ma stSg@ilors al points
southern and western Dakota, and North Nebra.
e.; sn9 6Inex! the ssason. Of navigation with
q steamers Tor Rsnssll;j Brule, Pierre, suly
Rice, Bismarck, StevsnsOn, Bcrihold. Hufur9
,arrol aud Benton; connecting Vt Pierre wi,It
transportation wagons for the Black Hills WV
This q the only Direct Route to thu
Black Hills. ~s
GEO. E. MERCHANT.
1Eo. r. waEklocK. 0en't SuDsy,nt,nd',
The New York herald., 1878-03-31
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
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ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF FArEhs'


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ssa sfATh 1s
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MIsosLLANEoUs-,srn PAcn-iss col.
NEW PUBLIC CArioSs- iirn PAGE ssn and eta coils
p,ERsoNAL.lsr PAcx-ist col
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CT 81 @ s City FOR ssk OR TO
RrNT.hrn I'D, 4th and 5th coils. and 2p
REAL ZEE nsTafs q snf o "a ASsxcuAseEs sS pAensh
EsTafh q. and 4.A coils
kEsTaUkAN1ss"-Ii.r kEsTaiUkN rs-I r1:am-o fAcr@,sS sst col.
SALES Ar AUcTioS i5Tn rAer-e.h col, and 18TH
srrUATioNs W. II pAcr-,s.
sa and
sP6eTT sP6eTTS SSTSks I511 F4e1iss and "a ees
sTALLlONS-l7rH PAGE-2d col.
STORAGE 18th PAcK-2d col.
ffEGET fHh frcTE HnseTsp sE rAGns:h col 81.
THE TRADES-I5rH PAGE-5th col. ana 18TH PAGE-6 6tn
70 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPosEs-Iern PAcr-lst
RI yn and "a s eeIs:. and ?p PAGE.4th col
H66Ms akb ri TO
LET1lern PAcE-5sh and 9th cos ana Sd PAcE-iss
WANTED To PURCHAsE-tarn rAcx-ist COL
eSrTs rn eo op
70 LET.5rn PAGE I'D and Sd coils, and 2D PAcE-
wHlrssroSNiHs To- PaopxRrY FOR SALE OK TO LEr-aD
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The New York herald., 1878-03-31

Ladies' before purcha asing elsewhere win please exam
inc Underwear Department We shall oncr on Mon
dav April during the remainder OF tae week. tho
following extraordinary bnrgans:-
Plain Band Chemses at 25c.. worth SOC
Finer quality. lace edge. at 4Sc worth 61c ,
Chemises, 3row inserting, tucked with emoroioered
edge. 65c. worth 81. -
Chemises, insertion and .ufle. at 4sc worth CSC.
Drawers. four tueks, ~ lSc. worth JOc
Drawers, four tucks. lace edge, at 3,c. worth &c.
Drawers, tucked with insertion and embroidered EDGE
75c. worth 81 90
Night Dresses tucked yoke. with rufhe.
Night Dresses with ruhie great variety.
skirts, six tucks, 29c.; worth 5oc.
Skirts. nine tncxs, 35c.: worth 75c.
skirts, tucked and 6ne embroidered edge $50 worth
We very largo Of Children linen
ana piQue Dresses nt extraordinary prices
Special bargains In Corsets fully so cent below
lar prices.
100 dozen finer Quslitv at 65c worth 81 10.
100 dozen lOO-bOnc at Sjc. worth 81 IS.
100 dozen 250-bonc ut 81 worth ~.
very fne assortment OF French Coute and
Corsets.
DRESS TRIMMING DEPARTMENT.
great variety In plain and fancy Silk Fnge foreign
and domestic manufacture.
New designs in Grass Fringes and Headings
Fringes with Headings match any designs not 90 be
found elsewhere.
Colored silk Fnnges in tho shades. Mourning
PRINCES In variety Wool and silk and wool In the
shades and combinations. Milan Drop Passementerie
Rough silk aud Marabout Headings.
Buttons Buttons.
Buttons In endless variety French pearl nlaid and
plain In all shades An entirely new, figured deco
goods. Novelties in real shell and rainbow Bustons.
The New York herald., 1878-03-31
EMBROIDERlES.

EMBKOIDEKIES.
In this department We offer great inducements.
10000 yards ~ Be-, worth 1Oc
10000 yards at So, worth I2c
5000 yards ut 1Oc.. worth 1Sc.
5000 yards at 12t.c.. worth 25c
Also the best finest in neecework Edriugu and In
sertions displayed In this city, Please examine.
HANDKERCHIEFS.
100 dozen coorcd embroidered Linen 25c worth Soc
100 dozen plain hemstcned all Linen. IO ESQ
100 dozen coored silk Handkerthc Al 15c, worth 35c
Also largo assortment at very low pricea
The New York herald., 1878-03-31
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LLLL A 90 KEEk ssS
AND LACE GOODS.

AND LACE GOODS
Special attention 10 called to our original designs In
chifdrens Lace Caps ladtes' Collars Cuffs, Jabots
Tics, bows. infants Baskets. &c &c. &C.
Those goods manufactured tho premises
personal supervision Anything pertaining this depart
men will bc made to ovde. at short notice and at
French and real Thread. Gupure. Antique and imtrtion
Laccs-al styles In Collars and Cufs.
large variety Of Crepe LIsse kuniIngs at extremely
low prices.
The New York herald., 1878-03-31

from medium 20 finest grades. %5c. YARD and upward
s.1xoh Hs uRsb tsfSASG srGss ssrAEtI5kK sEaGK s1ls
a. aao y.rd Irregular rss. pries 81 so,.
...ses A. sEssR H.EsAy5 S.osssaIss sHaHFs SILK
sssi os ssrd rssuI.r retail niics 81 75'.
sIsonA sEack i9tsAs eASSkaIaE SSSfkhalInE SILK
st$i Is syard reguar retail prics S2).
vE Mvrrn SPECIAL ATTENTION TO ouS
BLAcK oACnENIRB SILKS
THE MASuSsAcruRK or
ALEXANDRA GIRAUD 4 CO.. LYosa
SE1SE stES ts5 StRF q ESH sEssss
= oTT S1;1 AS1 WktA sHiSy xSP AfS
14Ea aHE SGT 81 SssM SHsiS FINISH SO
g. $s{$fa tE$$S Is# s$sS !;
1oG5sHS GHSlSE sIESs: H.xs
m all the desirable shades eSc sya
ss-ISoH SoLoRsB S dRSs SsNst aant s.$.
extra A'''' ss."tia sss .fS .Ss q. ..si sids:
SEW 1itHs: s isss5s'1 !. Il 4 s4ss' s's'
sSs... Soc.
sssss' sss' s~
s'-",''' !. endless variety y: .'Hs<
ss.....a E.
pRss1 s7..ssgs
,,.,,. No. .,,,r1 Ac1UALY D;,:. S w
'''''' '' eo'h ssss''a s'''''''
In ehoic., ~ s4ss3i gsfsy.g;s& RI M SforH.
~:'::s.s :'as !. g. sse'a . ,..4
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s.'A1 S''.'. = .a e HAla '1''-
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~! Il. lSAl. s:'ss 4 ss. ''0TH'
# "A. t .ooL SxsnNEEE cnEcks
,ass @ % yard ar s,ss";y Gently % 90 isds al s., "'0'
DOUBLE nov p s1as ssss;ns. M soss sos n.sE'S1 sya
oAxshs ..,s :s.. .s's.: X az sAsDs wDA
ALL WOOL. WoocsE CLOTH
THE LATEST PARIS NovKLrrsa
ssB ssiGSsa5s}!st nSsS d ssafH;Saa.'. sfSS iS5ia.
7Mss.
q asa yard
44s$Ess Sl|siF sIFss IT, Ss$H $$s
s s:s.Pa "a s1s :ss :a
BLACK xoHAIR ALrAcA
N<e. sysrd upward
sS.s. Il: g: ss. :.1 z
BLACK xouAI. ...,I, nRIhLIAsIIsx. III !, ,AssrIIsx.
BLACK COTTON WARP HENRIETTA CLOTHS
fast black, ~ 25c yard
BLACK ENGLISH CASHMERE CLOTH.
double wdsh 2oc. Aysrd
double widsh. 2oc. and 2se yard
BLACK ALL x. WOOL ,.,s BUNTING.
SLACK tttxo.i "a, IsyEt.sss az: s:,s olorH
sLA0KS ,,.S.: aha.w9ot v9! I, ps.r p D'Ers
BLACK IRON FRAME GRESADrxKa
sc. aysrd and upward
BEST AHsn.9ss e. -: .sS SsssT1 u 3.,S SGA1'H'0s
YARD WIDE sSs EseL.sn 2 I.sa cAxSnics.
Y1yEN yISIsH FRENCH PRRcALsa
ike yard.
PRINTED rn,,,s Lawns. Lawns.
PRINTED FRENCH oRoASDrss
LINENS AND nousEKEErIxo GOODS
EXTRA HEAVY vxsLEAoMED suxs,rSsA
2tt yards wioo. i2Isc sysrd
EXTRA HEAVY HucK rowEIA
500 adossn.
EXTRA HEAVY TABLE DAxAsk
22c syard
TURKEY RED TABLE DANAsk
.LL-LrSEs .cs.sa rowELrso
HsnsF'hLHs a., 81: Il B .ss SrIIsss i IS
MAxstrLLEs QUILTS
st superior quality and extra largo siss "a
Msss Mss pI.sEA D,..s
YARD WIDE uSBLEAclIED sHEErrxo,
Scsysd
YARD WIDE BIgAcnEp snrRrrNo.
o'.e a yard
SILK EMBROIDERED oLorn PIANO oovERS
extra large sso. - so.
rLAiS AND srRlrEp SArSsooxs.
oOriASs is;as :. Sssrnar. 5sia
Early Et5a II Il EHF Ras r. sESlD EHH o''
aud
make no mistake; sss SsGS' Il, n'"'''"
.ogSE p gAucHRAs JOHN {: KAsvoaaAx . CO..
Tn3S' Thos y ksUenRASj between % s,s sns s.S 81.
For Other Dry Goods Advertisements See
Nineteenth aAd Twentieth Paxss.
The New York herald., 1878-03-31

OF NEW SPRING GOODS
III EVERY DEPARTMENT
B. ALTMAN : co,
BIG TO ANNOUNCE THAT THEY WILL Be
PREPARED TO SHOW THEIR ENTIRE STOCK
OF SPRING GOODS FOR ,s7s IN ALL
THEIR DEPARTMENTS. ALL or WHICH WILL
BIB OPEN. READY AND PREPARED FOR sALB
ON TUESDAY, APRIL
COMPRISING THE MOST ELEGANT BLACK SILK.
cosTUHEa BLACK SILK AND SATIN
BLACK SILK AND DAMAsss. PLAIN Axp
RICH sRocADED coLoEkD SILK AND soUnErrs.
DAxAssB SUITS. ALSO snooADED AND VELVET
STRIPED eRENADISs DRRssEs, CO.. Ao.. 40
rHE LATEST SPRING NOVELTIES
xAsrLEs. DoLxAss s4ceuzs AND rrouus
IN SILKS AND CASHMERE pEs rNDEs IN
VAST VARIETY OF ELEGANT STYLES AND SHAPES
NEW SPRING FABRICS AND DRESS MATERIALS.
yRINoEs, YAssEMENrER1Es. LAcEs.
sAos GOODS. aaSDKERcHrErs, hosiery,
LADIES AND CENTS NEcKwEAR. &C..
ALL OF WHICH WILL BE OFFERED Ar
VERY ATTRACTIVE rRIcEs.
ESPECIAL ATTENTION IS DIRECTED 70 THE
OPENING OF NEW. HANDSOME AND CHOICE
oEslGNa
IN ADDITION TO THEIR GENERAL POPULAR STOCK
or LADIES'. cHrLpREN's AND rxrAxrv UNDER.
CLOTHING.
II INFANTS FINE MUSLIN ROBES.
INFANTS FINE SHORT AND LoNo DRESSES.
oHrLDREN's WHITE PIouE cLoAKs
AND WALKING SUITS.
LADIES' NIGHT sosEa
WALKING AND TRAIN SKIRTS
LADIES' SETS. CONSISTING o. THREE PIECES
FINE WHITE MUSLIN BREAKFAsT sAcouEs,
WHITE MUSLIN MORNING HosEA
LAWN AND oR0ANDrB surrs
sLAsoRArELv nAoE Up BED sEra
PILLOW AND .4.sr 1 sH7ss AND 4 GENERA.
crook OF FINE HoUsExEsrrSe GOODS
N ADDITION 70 ALL THE ABOVE.
ovrs $500 r1soEs o7 usDEncIorHrso
WILL BE PLACED ON SALE
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,AT yABULousLy Low PRICES, CONSISTING
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The New York herald., 1878-03-31
DRY GOODS.


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THE OPENINGS. THUS FAR. HAVE BEEN CNUs
FORTH EVERY EFFORT IN THK DISPLAY OF WHAT
HOPE. SEvERTHELEss TO MAKE OUR OWN ''srR
TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY AND sauRsDAr. rue
rros OF FINE GOODS EVER PRESENTED 10 THE
OUR VAST STORES. OCCUPYING FIVE ENTIRE
NEW DEPARTMENTS HAvk BEEN ADDED, OLD ps
MODELLED AND sTRIK1No IMPROVEMENTS MADE
ESPECIAL ATTENTION IS DIRECTED 70
OUR MAGNIFICENT NEW SUIT DEPARTMENT
SIGNED AND EXECUTED FOR THIS OPENING BY
NOVEL AND EXCLUSIVELY ORIGINAL DESIGNS
GARMENTS SHOULD NOT NEGLECT THIS oPPoR
STRING TO PURCHASE RICH COSTUMES FOR MOD
Qua NEW MILLINERY PARLoRs WILL Ex
HATS TRIMMED IN THE MOST FASCINATING srY
OUR VERY SPACIOUS DEPARTMENTS on LADIES'
THE MOST GORGEOUS CREATIONS LOVELY ARrr
PROM OUR OWN woRKRooxs ESPECIAL AT
WHITE MORNING COSTUMES. LACE oHEMlsEs
WE FEEL SURE ALSO THAT LADIES WILL PRO
BEAUTY. QUALITY AND VARIETY 70 ANY IN THE
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THE HARAssINo QUESTION. .How SHALL WE
ANSWERED IN OUR EXTENSIVE DEPARTMENT
AN ENDLESS COLLECTION OF NEW AND PRETTY
THROUGHOUT OUR ENTIRE ESTABLISHMENT
xRs, REAL LAcEs. RIBBONS. DRESS TRIMMINGS.
FABRICS, HOSIERY. A0.. &C, WE SHALL OFFER
PRICE OF FASHION.
ALL LADIES ARE CORDIALLY INVITED. WITH
DISAPPOINTED.
OUR OPENING WILL BE ACCOMPANIED BY A
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BEST QUALITIES IN THE MOST EXTENSIVE
INTRODUCE 1T TO THE PUBLIC BY OFFERING
PLEASE BEAR IN MIND THAT THESE SHOES ARE
MANUFACTURE
We OFFER
LADIES FRENCH KID BUTTON BOOTS BUTTON.
HOLES WORKED IN STYLE. FIRST CLASS FINISH,
RErAILED NOWHERE AT A LOWER PRICE THAN
FROM s4 so TO SO PAIR, OFFERED BY Us AT
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NEW YORK SUNDAY 81 ls7s-QUINTUPLE SHEET
DRY GOODS.

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rwENrY.YoURrH AND TwESry.pIFrH STREETS.
uALLy ATTRACTIVE. MERCHANTS HAVE rUr
rs RICHEST AND RAREsT IN LADIES' WEAR WE
mo oPEkISo- TO TAKE PLACE THIS COMING
MOST BRILLIANT AND MOST PLEASING ExHIBr
LADIES OF Kew yoRk.
BUILDINGS. HAVE BEEN WHOLLY REFIrrED
rARTMENTs HAVE BEEN ENLARGED AND RE-
THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE ESTABLISHMENT
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CONTAINING SUPERB COSTUMES EXPRESSLY DE.
-woxTH~ AND OTHER PARIsIAN ARTISTS. MANY
WILL BE PRESENTED. LADIES DESIRING FINE
ruN1rY MERCHANTS AND DREssxAKERs DE.
ELS ARE INVITED TO EXAMINE
HIB1r EXQUISITE PATTERN BoNNErs AND ROUND
Lga AN EXAMINATION CANNOT FAIL 70 PLEASE
CNDERCLorHIN0 AND BABY WEAR WILL DISPLAY
Giles FROM PARIS AND CHARMING DESIGNS
rENTIoN Is CALLED TO OUR GRAND STYLES IN
AND xIeHr DRESSES. BRIDAL SETS. co., &C.
soUNcR OUR BABY CLOTHING sursHIon IN
CITY.
| FOR oHILpRENs SUITS. WE SHALL PRESENT
DESIGNS.
IN OUR GREAT DEPARTMENTS OF HATS, FLOW.
LACE TIES AND vIoHUs. DRESS SILKS. DRESS
FOR ,ssrxorros EVERY vAoAar AND GA.
THE ASSURANCE THAT THEY WILL NOT BE
sPE OPENING IN OUR NEW DEPARTMENT OF
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We CONDUCT ALL BY FURNISHING THE VERY
VARIETY AT THE VERY LOWEST PRICES. We
THE FOLLOWING ASTONISHING sPEcIALrrEs.
WARRANTED PERFECT AND OF THE VERY BEST
WE orpEB
LADIES' AMERICAN KIN OR PEBBLE GOAT BUT.
TON BOOTS, ExcELcENr MATERIAL. BUTTON.
HOLES WORKED. BACK STRAPS. A REALLY HAND.
soxE SHOE. At
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