davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-08-12

To i&.oss ~ warning q sppso schiag
diseas is neither easaioaa sor saie. Pro
descs would sseens the ia.e1i.se use a
. good preventive se.edy. such - :Ds.
Bulls Baltimore Pilia. which essdic.ses q
0ece all sywpeoos AZ hilious diaeasrs.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-08-12

shamed'calunny and ipspissd sense
ous judgment, made her life, q ] bad
,Slways heard, one Of the uoblese Of
Influences. She bore with her and
dinased IN inexpressible human ten
dsrnes. All The source IL il Wa
that unchanged nursery and the
children who Pr.ttlesl and played
there loag agO--the children who are
childrsn snly frever. a-Sal- .
As I looked 1t her tranquil face and
Thought Of these things. l wondered
Il sometimes she were not almost
willing that they should not grown to
be men and wOnsR. lor / cOah Rol
but feel that their iDnuescs spos her
life might have been less pure and
snnobling. That Is not tor Rschel to
ny, but for us to feel. Perhaps
amOug the fathers and molhen
whom We know. there are many who
feel that it had been better
both for them and for their children
IL those children had never grown r.
b men and women. II instead Of
this wasseful, indolent, selfish. I'M
liable young men, whose feet are
sliding down the slippery way, and
who b - useless y human being .
breaths, the father and mother saw
fnrever the figure Of q little child, in
n"cent aud happy and hopeful. posi-
bly, saint and hero in one. filling the
house BY day With eassr cries and
aud by night calmly fDkisd
u sleep in their arms. alehoagh il
were only . memory and . vision,
might il mot hs better to them than
the Teslityf Watching that sad
face ut the valentine party,
! would glsslly have remipGisd Rachel
that, became she bal lost her children,
he hal them forever. Had they
lived, they would have ceased to b,
,hiklrea, and the memory VI them
would have been always obscure,i BY
he men and women into whom they
f.. ...4-f .., 1.... .
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-08-12
A BAD NAN.
~ Y = -
Frank Goose Booked TOR . Long
Term. .......

Frank Coa.e ~ had man. There's no
mistake about it. Only few days ago
the BAzoo noted the fact ihss Franks wife
had presented her lord with twins, A.
pretty ret Of girls As ever glaslslen'd .
Fswo@sn's hsari. 4t-s
This should have have caused Frank to
b nose kind and gentle visk Ger. hut it
didn't Last night he filed himself up
with mean whisky. which raised the very
devil. that u il raissd Frank Coose's bad
temper, which b I'll the same thing.
lie proceeded 10 his home and ordered
his vile to get up, which she was unable 10
do without grrst risk of childbirth fever
setting in, and ~ informed him, but the
brute grabbed her ssd literally Threw her
on Ot tsak 4s.rs .--z rsHI
Neighl.on made their appearance, at
trscied by the screams of the frightened
woman. bot Fraak keps them OF by the
threatening looks Of revolver and large
knife. 80
His glory was shOrt-livei, however, for
officers sooa made their appearance. and
nov Frank is sleeping Of the effects Of his
drunk in the stsiio" ho,s-e. He will. sI"ai.t
-, lie very peniesss whe" he becomes
sober. hut very grave charges will set oP-
posiie his name. He i hooked for long
term on the rock pile. II not sent On 70
await the scsios o! H. grand jary.
Caution.
II would BE- veil for our bankers AID
merchants not to allow their interest in the
gr."d parade IT, morrow 10 get the better Of
il~is prudence. Such occasions are always
favorable opportunities for thieves and
pictpockess. Al Oisthe. Ksnsaa. jnat be-
lore the parade Of The great London Circus
the officers Of the Peoples Savings Bank
wcre soiifed by one Of Pinksslon'. aearc.
tivas sho. IL seera, IL travelling With the
circu-, that he Vas sstislied there vas plan
laid 10 rob the bank while the procession
VISA masehine. by fonr chaps in town for
that purls~e. Great precaulion WA then
taken BY the officers Of the bank, which
would doubtless have been done any way
and the result wss. the detective and the
city marshsl cooped three out of the four,
but arrested them IiliIe TOO coon 10 have
evidence enough against them 70 convict.
So next day they we're released with orders
to leave the city. II seems the detective
overheard the desperadoes talking, and
planning the enttery early in the morning.
bat no particular place vas mentioned in
the hea, ing Of the detective, his suspicion
Of the place vas we'll grounded for the men
were arrested just in front Of the bank. The
men arrested are ell young, and hear the
ear marks Of desperate fellows. A large
bunch Of keys we're found on The person Of
one Of them, and some small arms. They
al rsfused to give any exteeded account of
They ought to have been al
lowed 10 enter The bank, for the matter ~.
70 arranged that the entire four would have
been killed. ~
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-08-12
9tahlle(l.

News Of vague, Indifferent sort a char.
acter. has been related to Re1a repos.
ter Of didicul.y late On Yesterday il ihs
sfternooo on the premises Of Nj. u. n.
Msrmsduke, between NJ. ~. oIdes soa,
about ninssen yesm u age. and . biack
man NAMED Jed Gibsoa. TIE news =
that the dsrkey assaulted yosag MAsaa-
duke. Who used knife On him, cutting
him juas shove The jefs nipple.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-08-12

DR.. Price, by new psocesa. extracts the
subtle favor from every delicious fruit and
aromatic. In his Flavoring Exiracis. The
characteristic taste and freshseo u Tie
real fruit Il preserved. Ladies that viah
eonethins superior il The way Of Aavosiag
extracts, should purchase d.. Press.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-08-12
MOONLIGHT PICNIC.
An Enjoyable Day in Lamonte.


LAMQNrE, Mo, Aag. 2.
ID the beautiful grove sdorning the res
i.lenCe u Mr.. Glasacock. On last Wednes-
day eve were aanembled about seventy
young ladies and gentlemen, all enthus;aa-
tic 70 participate in the entertainment pre-
pared By Ne~n. sk,ll~an, Yan,is and
Gls~cock. All nature seemed TO have
donned her brightest robes. for The brilliant
STAN and csesceat moon poured forth their
hsilliant spIendor, lighting mp aatureste~-
pie al stately popiass md lotty cedars.
The amusemenis consisted Of croquet.
swinging. Sostune-tslling and love-making.
At midnight supper was announced, and
ssoa supper amid ssek scenery cannot be
psa-picisred. Dor can u be Imagined ex.
cepe By thoss Who have attended . moon
light picnic in the oSsssry. Tie extended
tables spread With the most sumptuous
Wanda and daintisst fare, over which we're
tvinsd graceful arches q natural flowers,
reflected alike the hospitality - we'll q
the exqaisite issie Of NJ. and Nm. Gla1-
cock. WHOSE scaisinx efforts rsedesed The
affair one Of the most enjoyable the neigh
hosh0od he's ever known. Among those
present Ne noticed Mr.. Snoddy and ais
ten. Mis Batter6eld Of Knob Muster nc
coapanied By g. n. ReoSrrs6n Of La:
noaae. Mr.. Skillnan paying the devoted
to Mn Ella Y.nkse, Mis Yaatis Of Sedslia,
escorted By Mr.. @ Taylor # Lesboote.
Mi~es Carrie Penberton, Alice Bolts. Nay
Taylor ard Mile Yankee. Dr.. w. A.
Williams go piay,&g the agreeable 70 the
vivscious Ais Bard. In connectlon with
The d.. % ouse cay be rolls csoques balb
With more grace and quite - succeafnl -
be does pills. Ne. 0ssAan Of Hickey
Point. Won lhe sdmiratioa Of many ladies
by hin sparkling Wit and geatlemanly man
nen. Min Annie Calphus, . beighs little
beauty Of Hoossoaia. and those genial gsa-
sseasa, McIatosh, Clarke, Nelson and
Taylos, catered into the amusemests Nth
aast ssd hearty good cheer. NJ. Ysaiia
sddsa grssaly 10 he pleasure of ihs even
isg b always being in the right place ~
IL right time. Al 2 .. N. We adjourned
With The kisd invitation Of the comm,tiee
u ssae~d aisiIsr picnic dancing thrown
ia) ~ NJ. Clay T.ylor's on Tuesday eve
Ming next More saon. ~. L. Z
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-08-12

. When ths train On the branch road
Essehsd The union depot last evening, com,
Piaisls vsss made 70 Officer Go.s.se that
. couple Of thieves we're on board and had
msds - attempt 70 steal . eenil~n,sn's
cost asd pick . isdys pocket. The cascer
5000 spotted hs men and started after them,
bat ehey hcoke and ran n d,6esent direc-
tioas. Go&age started IN pursuit Of one Of
theo, bat The fellow paying no aiaestion
10 Tie Summons Of the oGicer TO stop he
drev his pisaol and began lively shooting.
Gossagss leg will do 10 bet q. besever,
and after rsce Of several squares be over
haaled bio 0aa sod landed him In the
cooker. - -
A RA1oo naa il stiemptiag 10 interview
he aaa. vaa told TO 90 70 hell.". He re-
fased 70 give his name, bat it IL understood
he lisss h lKaaso Oey.4 sss" isi
Theooae aaa Psctsebook we're recovered.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-08-12

Never promise more than can be done.
DE-. Isnlis Baltimore Piils have been sue.
ces-f"lly run ON this principle. For sale
BY all druggists Price 8 ceaias
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-08-12
The Plague.

The BA100 Aaa already 0oticeJ . disease
thss - rapidly sh,saiag out The ranks Of
he Ksusss Csy issocrass. The Aal Of
yesterday evening ssys The disease il very
fatal. ssd = psevaIeas AMONG The childvea
u WEI Kaaasa The dissass couaeoces
9th . mild dyseaasy. Il sPpsressly sess
10 wore bss the child dies. On Sunday
sight @sa s.sseA Patrick Noble. living
o. Sevssssessh and Wyooiag. Ioss . ch,lA
b this compliant Il hsd heea up aud
asossd Ill day. AZ The usual hour The
child vAs put 70 bed. Too houn later
asoshes child - about 70 retire. The
ooshes. o. going 10 seoove The isss child
6oosd hat is ~ dead. A lev nights ago.
child q w. Povsll, living in wes,
Ksasas died Of shis disease.
Nobleb child - seven yeass and Pow
ell's ssves aosahs Old. Tie child Of Mr.
Powell hsd been riding in carriage in The
.isessooe. AZ sighs il ~ pus 70 bed
viaAoss il oasiIsaiag any alarming
syopaoos. In - hour OF tvo ID
oeshes ssaiesd thsa lie lisils oos ~
ssssshiag hasa A pAysieiss ~ sent ios.
o. sssivia9 - aaid ihas - cosld b al 10
I'D, saA hist ~ child vouDd Be- deed IN .
Sev oisssaa. IL - iaas - shs pSya;esas
had said. Deaah took Plsee hesoss ssoihss
hoss bed paasd. TAs dissass = punlisg
he dueaoss. il has he saos character
ieio - the PlagUe which hs proves -
fetal i pasas 81 Iowa this Summer.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-08-12

Tonnlo AatthOW4 Romance.
The death Of reanie Matihess reveals
The circumstances that two years ago he
va one Of the succesful subcriben 10 the
Kansas City Tssss' masr,asonisl Iotsesy.
His prise vas fair yooag weaas residing
ct Abilene, Kaa. che had the face and
form Of an angel, tits said. and Tennie fell
in love with he picture. Her
replies TO his letters were graceful and
witty, and finally Tennie vent way ous into
Kansas 10 see her.. He found her as lovely
IN form and feature Is her picture and re-
ports had represented her, bus abe WA very
iiliter.te-sO ignorant that she had been
compelled 70 ges her young girl friensis in
Town 70 answer Tenuie's lette~. She was
employe das . waiter in the Abilene ho-
tel. Tenmie cane hack % Missouri with
out the abilene besSiy." a she was called.
Rome say he waa very much in love with
her that he talked about her continually
for weeks before HE death. IL Was . very
strange and ssd romsnce.-N. Losis 1smes-
JOsynat
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-08-12


From the Carson Nssl ApP-.'-
I'm June 20 gee'.sassn ''"'"e
Ius'ns'. ~ osetcn' C"'.,'''"'a' ~ss
.''arr'sd nj the Ormsny House u .
handsome ami charming y"''nx 'adv
from Is stou. a prominent .''vefn-
meat o'''cs''. who was recently VISIT
ing '"'s c''y' was On tue 'f,'n Win
the young 'sdy' ana ITO" o." the
'"''"S'ng v:s e'saned one was
very attractive: PosseA'eE . great
iund VI renneu numo! anu Iasc'"ati"g
conversational 'ac"i''es; everything
aea"'ea ner ~ ne :" .a%''ao's young
lazy. one state,' 'nat sns came rom
!Hst"": ana """ no nes''a"cy .ooo'
,"'orm':g .ese s"" Is.es' 'tspeI''.s
"er destination '".' sue sAPec', :"
meet ge"''e"'"" '''e"' - WIZ
w"rtn' VII" "41" sne ""u'" ''"ceeu
70 Cars". "e' """Ie's we're -
e.p''ss':ne s"A' ese'y . t s"e
'Ia'" ~" "e' sA' .'seI'" 80, o1'
one ming seemes' 20 P"o'e "eI '1,o~
$500. ~.
:,s". '' '"1 ."''ee' o'' !" '"o rev
sue o! ner ".', :"S1 vas - nI
run s n"'"" mum: ~" . s"s ...:
~ v.,, oe' u'.':s " Sw .'.e.
w men Tue ;la'" Ies:"e'' w ~ s's"os'. .
gec''e."': ."'' y. y
s''''e"' VI" ':'e o.o'" sss ~. ~
was "s.'"s ~ .uHo'T",s'
enSe"Ge" MS "c1; a, NC yo""k ''y
rom DYSON c"'n" 'eu IN :ce
ge"''em."' y" .ne! Nv e" "'e
long II'e"'.s "e quo .S nS
'ea!"'es ~ TUG s'"!e ~ o"'e 'oo '."y
an" gentleman IS. '.e o.
the tram 20 c""les'unoe - 70 .I.'
!"ev ssn'ne". :1,' Ene sen',".o W.
had oeen sIee',"! H'"" s"" :.'e"t.vo
to the young 'sav ~ss ssken INTO net
confidence: 10 "n0m sne !seeieo t"e
Iact Ina' !ne e"''e":" w" '"e ~
NJ vas 20 % ~ "uso1"a;
Ne'ther the !ady nor gens'esnsn mao
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-08-12

u 8. SkAAI foA rklslDEAr II i&O.
R..e~s.r thi. dat. July =. 1876. yos. !,
believe did net hesia, n booa ill OeseSsr
I, iolloviaR yess. sg2 KlcxImp Bsan
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-08-12
A Woman Started the Boom.
n IL EHh A. ~ A. GlnAe.nm0eynf

- Ok00u OSoG 000 8k8O 4DOOkos
10 tke Eda or ef aIe GIaae-D t~ooui
Parsons. Kas, August 1--WE all &C.
knovIedee the nomentom you have given
the Grant boom. But history n history,
and don't believe you are 70 uachivalroua
and ungaIlant no 10 ciamor0uely claim,
and With diai.iical ingenoity persise, that
you "rigi"sse.l the boom, when il d msde
clear that . noble and patriotic
Kansas lady 6s~t ses the Grant boon Q
becoming. IL 90 on the 4th day Of July,
1876, when the Hon. Ms. T. C. Seam, al
Ostowa, Kansas. vile Of the General Atior.
ney Of Tie .Aiaaonri, Kansss and Texas
railway, at the Close of one Of his mos,
brilliant or.iiens of his life BY her di~ein-
guished husband. lnfurlsd . beautiful
American Dag tpresenied 10 him By the
K.naas deleSailOa .t cincinnsti.) With q
6utterins sapeaner, hearing ~ hoaOssd
nm 81 r. srse ...l e.Es So
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-08-12

No one can think clearly shrn su0er-
ing with headache. DR.. Balls Baltimore
Pills will banish this disagreeable all
meut. Price 25 cents.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-08-12

- erespreoS Us. 80
ooaseo, C1saoos, pos ~, aaA essissgsss
- ooeoBO o0og0os ~ s0eoSvon0sAs So
OagOo8 Liver, sosg eleaaDo 06o- 6eosa
- eoW0oo . ose assssa)iy, WieA0Go
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-08-12

"A pleasant and cheerful room Is. ->en-
sisl 10 the health Of the baby. and the
u.ual pains and ill Of the Young oors soon
vanish after the NE of Dr.. Bulls B,by
Syrup. Price IS cenis.
The New York herald., 1879-02-02
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE. ,2o5 BRoADWAY-
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR RECEPTION OF
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPERS


AMrsEMENTs-4rn PAGE-ist I'd, Sd, 4th and 9th coils.
AsTRnI0.GlHY,,II5.m, .lH ,Iy:, PAGkIsh col
p.crsd eol Al, and 9Th coils
BoARbAa BoARb And f0DGiNG wASTED-sp 3D. PaeS~5tR ana
BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR SAILED PAcr-ad
BUSINESS orPoRrUNIrEs-lsrHP PAcn-eth COL, and
4Ts PHGEriss Mdr1i:lS ard I'd coils col.
Cry REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sD PAen-ist and I'd
CLERKS AND sAIEsMEN-l5rn PAcE--4th and 5th coils.
sfR and 9Th coils.
CorARTNERsHIps.lsT .rAE M PAer,eth col.
pANCiNG AGADEM IEs-ieTH PAcE-lst col.
Dry Goops-lsr PAes-lst I'd 3D. 4th 5th and 9Th coils,
OwEsG TT hoHsEs etfSl;f Is LET AND
EuRdpEHN PpkNlsgHHs Facrsh fS col
ESc1RENsIi ESeTRsioSsrii1n riGn7SS Faef@4,h so- col
FINANCIAL-l3rn PAcE5th and 9th coils
aD Pacp-ssh o col and Sd PAcr-ist and I'd coils.
HERS FHcrsn pAcrsa
H6ks 4 sna
uouSMSsS MsSHESoisTM f.ssNsS and ss 81 e. sol: Isl;
=, sss
MAsESEsxIIEEs MAsRnN sxS4EEsD rsssssa Pssnsh es' COL
MATR!MoNIAL-;;p PAcE.et, col
MISCELLANEOUS ADvERTIsEMENTs-i2rn PAGE
MUSICAI.-14TH PAGE-6th COL
NEW PuBLICATIONS-9TH PAGH--6th col
NEWSPAPERS-llrH PAGE-6th col.
PERSONAI--1sT PAGE-1st col
pRorRRrY oUf os eG THE CITY FOR SALE OR
RENT-2D PAGE--3d col. A.,
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGED PAGE-3d and 4th
coils.
REAL ESTATE wANTED-2D PAGE-4th and 9TH coils.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES-11TH PAGE-5th col
REMoy AIs-iGIH PAGr-6th col
REWARDS-l1TH PAGE-5th col. -,
SALES AT AUCTION-16TH PACED and Sd coils :,
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-15rHP PAGE-lst, I'd
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALES-l5rH PAoE-3d and
SPECIAL NOTICEs-14rH PAcE--2d. Sd and 4th coils,
SPORTING-DOGS, BIRDS, &C.-l4rH fAGE-4th ana oth
coils.
STORAGE-3D PAGK-6th col. 80
THE LECTURE SEASON-11TH PAGE-oth col.
THE TRADES-15rm PAGE-6th col.
THE TURF-14rH PAGF-5th col -
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-2D PAGE-oth ana
rRAvELLERS' GUIpE-4rn PAcE--sth col.
CNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS to
LET-3p PAGE-2d and Sd coils
WANTED TO PURCHASE-11TH PAGE-4th col
WATCHES. JEWELRY, &C.-l1TM PAGE-5th COL 80,
KESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-2D PAGE-2d col.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.-l2rH PAGE-6th COL
The New York herald., 1879-02-02

N TNZEY. GREAT CLEARING SALE.
kinney Lot Damassc Silks 25c yard
kINZEY. Lot Gros Grain silks 2sc. yard
kinney Lot CoIored satns 3ac yard
kinney. Lot Gros Grain Sash Ribbons, 15c.
kSzEy kSzEy 7'o Back sssaf ss cSSrss T1;%s,ss and
kinney. and Frnges at 1c &C., sc. yard.
KiNzEY Wide wor.ted rringes SC. yard
kinney. Wide silk Fringcs. 1oc. yard
KiNZEY Silk Embroidered Gallons Sc
kinney. SILK Velvet Ribbons, &c. piece
KINzEy Closing ssag.c ont NJ ca, s entire stock toe
Kinney Single and Double ali
kinney. good colors, at &c. ounce
KiNZEY Bargains In Flowers and Feathers
Kinney. All our Felt Hats at 25c
KiNzEY Silk Gros Grain Ribbons, Sc M
kinney. satin and Gros Grains, DC up
KiNZEY white Real Yak Lsces &C. yard
kinney Fine French Silk Laces, Sc. up.
KiNZEY Real Torchon I.accs &C. M
kinney Rich Nalenciennes Iaccs, &c. up
KiNzEY Val Lace Bibs. ioc up
kinney Embroidered Lace Ties. loc. up.
KiNZEY silk and Satin Ties Ioc up
kinney. Rich Lace Sets and Collars.
KiNZEY 5000 yards rich Hamburg
kinney. Embroidcries, &c. to Soc yard.
KiNZEY RufHings and Trimmings cheap
kinney. Embroidery Trimmings 2Dc. up.
KiNzEY White and cclcred Linen Handkerchief Sc up
kinney. Bargains silk IIandkerchcfs, lOc. up.
kinney.
kinney. Wide silk Scarf Laces. ioc
kinney. Lot all linen Collars. 1c. each.
KiNzEY. Special bargain. in Ladies'
KINzEY. and Misses Underwear.
kinney.
kinney.
kinney. Ladies', gentlemen's, misses
kinney. and chdrcns Hosiery closing out
kINZEY. from l2lsc pair, up Bargains.
KiSzEY Lots Of anc Cloth Gloves. ioc mn
kinney. Lots of Kid Gloves, 25c., up.
KiNZEY Pins. 1c. paper. Needles Be paper
kinney. Hooks and Eyes, ic. card Darning Cotton
kinney. &c ball. 100 yards Machine silks,
kINZEY. &c ball Good Sewing Cotton, &c dozen,
kinney. Twled Tapes. 1c. Alpaca Brads &c.
kinney. Working Cotton, 1Oc Dozen Buttons &C. DOZEN
Kinney. -
KiNYEY 10000 white embroidered
kinney. Lawn Ties at &c. each.
kinney.
kinney. Special bargains In Corsets
kinney. Lot full regular Mernos, ojc.
kTNZEN.
KINZEY. Bargains In Japanese Goods
kinney. bargains In Fancy Goods
kinney.
KINNEY. Bargains In Fans. Jeweiry,
kINZEY. Combs, Portmcnnaies Bags, Sc.
kinney.
KINZFY. Lots Of Goods closing
kinney. out way below cost
HiNzEY WILLIAM kinney
KiNzEy. 2fi 2s3 and 2i5 9th av
Kinney.
kINZFN.
The New York herald., 1879-02-02

HANDSOME cAMELs' HAIR SHAWL COST 500
llscaskin sacluc. Boa and Caps, chinchlla MuH and
Boa. mink Collar aud Mun.
LiNDo BROS. I2o7 broadway.
The New York herald., 1879-02-02

The Perfection tho last sens,tiona most distingne Colt
always ready made with the genuine water waved hair
lady should be without the Perfection You going
the BALLf the Pcrfcction You will look charm
ing Are yougcng 90 the OPERA put the CoQuEr POM
pADOu and you will appear lovely Are going
rcccptiony put the POMpADOUR FRIPON and you will
appear exquisite. with the street tho Co
QET aud will look pretty. COIfFURES ready made
OF all shades 20 match every ladys hair Don't forget TO
found ~ I GUTLMARDS the great artist hardcsscr
Of the United states 4 Broadway between 18th aud tth
The New York herald., 1879-02-02

lA IL ~
SHEET.
DRY GOODS.
THERE HAS BEEN no
|. F If I||||| f: F E: |: T.
+: !: ::
WE DO NOT ADVERTISE WET GOODS
NOR PRACTICE DECEPTION BY wErTING GOODS
AND THEN ADVERTISING THE SAME AS THOUGH
FROM THE LATE FIRES
BUT. ON THE CONTRARY, ARE DAILY OFFERING
NEW AND FIRST CLASS GOODS
AT EXTRAORDINARY Low PRICES,
TO SELL OFF AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE BEFORE
OPENING
OUR NEW SPRING GOODS
We taking annual account of stock and
marking every article in establishment
AT PRICES so Low
AS TO INSURE SPEEDY SALE
IN OUR LACE DEPARTMENT
We have marked down all our
ELEGANT LACE scARFs.
both black and white. to
PRICES BELOW THE ORIGINAL COST.
We also offer 900 PIECES BLACK FRENCH LACE,
as we'll as
WHITE FRENCH AND SPANISH LAcEs.
AT ls CENTS PER YARD.
Mlny of these goods have been selling at 2oc to 25c
ZEPHYR woRsTEDs
AT AN
UNHEARD OF SACRIFICE.
I! ONE THOUSAND POUNDS II
II, BEST ZEPHYR woRsrED III
AT FIVE CENTS PER OUNCE.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN DRESS GOODS.
We determined to sell ENTIRE STOCK AT ANY
SACRIFICE. in order o make room for our
SPRING PURCHASES.
CALL AND EXAMINE
AND YOU WILL CERTAINLY FIND BARGAINS
On second floor
new inducements will be offered
EVERY CLOAK IN OUR ESTABLISHMENT
will again be reduced in price by
FROM 81 TO s..
Many Of Garments are suitable for
EARLY SPRING WEAR.
and are offered at
LESS THAN THE COST OF MANUFACTURE
STILL FURTHER REDUCED
WE COMMENCE THIS WEEK
GREAT 5v SALE
! CoRsErS
nm. HAND MADE AND SIDE STEEL at MI,
~! GENUINE FRENCH courILLE at &c. III
ii TaossoNs % sSs HaES aEStfAR NEE aIovT I, W FIT Ii
i xpsfs' T1Ss At tss.D hi BUST. a. SIC. i
n SSa%lsf iS.iaz %SSE q4spsAsss s1sqs !; 4;
ENORMOUS REDUCTIONS
LADIES' UNDERWEAR
CALL AND EXAMINE.
WE ARE ALSO MAKING
ENORMOUS SACRIFICES IN
LADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS.
HOSIERY.
GLOVES. &C.
THE RUSH FOR OUR MARVELLOUS ASSORTMENT
EMBROIDERIEs
GROWS DAILY GREATER. and ladies who desire to
make selections will do we'll to lose no time in calling.
HAVING DISPOSED OF ALMOST OUR ENTIRE
STOCK OF
F.: F.: F: p: S IS ! {: :: . !;
| ONERCOATS,
WE OFFER THOSE now REMAINING ON HAND
AT THE FOLLOWING
Low PRICES
FUR BEAVER AT so former price. si2
FUR BEAVER AT 50 IS; former prics. 81 so.
CHINCHTLLA AT So -; former price, 81 75
AND ALL OTHERS AT EQUALLY LOW PRICES.
SMALL LOT OF ALL WOOL CASHMERE
ssRBR 900 y y sssss
The New York herald., 1879-02-02
ALL SILK LYONS vELvETS.

purchased from a bankrupt importer.
26INCH LYONS BLACK vELvETS. WARRANTED
ALL SILK. 81 a yard cost tn import. ~.
271NCH LYONS BLACK CLOAKING vELyETS, ALL
SILK 81 yard: really worth 50.
FINCH LYONS ALI. SILK CLOAK1NG VELvETS,
81 yard; actual value. $40.
27INCH LYONS BLACK VELVET, WARRANTED
ALL SILK; s. yard; cost to import. $ii.
I, BLACK ALPACA 12,sc. a yard worth 2oc
BLACK BASKET CLOTH, 'lsc. yard formerly 25c.
BLACK CASHMERE CLOTH 25c. yard and upward
BLACK EMPRESS CLOTH. SOC. yard, worth 37lac.
BLACK HENRIETTA CLOTH. 35c. yard and upward.
LUPIN'S ALL WOOL BLACK FRENCH CASHMERES.
40 inches wde Soc. yard really worth 75c.
GOLD MEDAL BLACK FRENCH CASHMERES, 40
inches wide. H,c.. CSC and 75c. yard.
BLACK CAMEL'S HAIR CLOTH. &c. yard worth ST.
COURTAULD'S ENGLISH GRAPES. 81 u yard.
NOTTINGHAM LACE, NEW DESIGNS,
l5c:. lsc., 2c.. Poe a. yard aud upward
LACE LAMBREQU1NS. NEW STYLES.
LACE CURTAINS, IN LARGE VARIETY.
SIS %. VI %, S,sH :, 20 y pair
CLOAKS, ULSTERS. DOLMANS,
LACEs AND EMBROIDERIEs,
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR
AT HALF THEIR REAL VALUE.
COME EARLY AND AVOID
THE GREAT RUSH OF TIE AFTERNOON
W. II. CONRLINGl CONKLING co.
y. W. CHIyvIS. 800 and 81 Broadway
The New York herald., 1879-02-02

yoNs CoLoRED SILKS,
TwENTy.ONE INCHES WIDE,
NEWEST AND MOST DESIRABLE SHADES
OF IIGHr AND DARK CoLoRs
81 AND 81 % PER YARD
BEST VALUE
EVER OFFERED AT THESE PRICES.
A. T. STEWART CO.,
BROADWAY, 4TH Av., 9TH AND 10TH SITS.
JNAC SATINEE PREVENTS AND REMOVES
ILWrinkles. Benefits the Eyes Nymph Creme Powder
Uneausied Lasting Beneficial Inpcrvicus perspira.
ticn. Msdenoisell FRANCOIS Hair fariors, 400 Sixth
avenue