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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-22
Painted Feet.
Of Dollars.

Among the strange freaks of the last
Vienncsc Carnival has been the adoption
by several of the kaiserstadts leading
beauties Of imitation feet and sandals, as
accessories to NEUROLOGICAL or classical
costumes. Having procured flesh. colorctl
maillots provided with thin solcs, these Ia
lies committed their delicate cXtrcmitics to
the manipulation of skilled artists, who
dcftly painted thcrcupon counterfeit pre-
sentiments of toes, sandals and laccs, all
complete. 1t appears that pretty wife
OF al eminent Viennese historical painter
had chosen the dress or undrcss of wa
ter-spritc wherein to attend the "G'schnas
Ball." and solicited her talented husbands
aid to "makc up" her feet III the manner
above indicated. He conscnted; but being
of jealous disposition, prompting him to
be chary of enhancing his wlfe's natural
charms by adventitious means, he put off
the foot-painting operation until the last
moment. When, however, the carriage
was at the door, and the water sprlte's
scanty toilet completed in all respects but
ono, he seized brush and palette and ad-
dressed himself, seemingly in fcverish
haste, to his task, hurrying his wife off to
the ball as soon as her mimic feet We're
ready, without giving her time to inspect
them. On entering the gayly lighted ball
room the lady cast hurried glance at her
husbands artistic achievements. Her hor-
ror may be better imagined than described
when she perceived that the pink silk
tights IN which her dainty feet were im-
prisoncd had been admirably illuminated
by his mastcr-hand with horrible rcprcscn-
tatlons of chilblains, bunions and invc;er-
ate corns, only too true to nature. That
night she danced not, but sat sadly in a
corner, hiding her travcrsticd feet under
her chair as best she might.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-22

Observation-Disclosures voice is full of
contrition did not know my own heart
then"
"You know it now, Elsie; say that it Is
mine"
'Fore Ser, and forever, Nathaniel"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-22

Discoveries of gold and silver have
created quite an@xcitement In Wiscon-
, 1880-10-24

THE TwESTY-NILE RACE.
Inc fact that Fanny Louise Buckingham is to
u one OF the contestants will lend additional
aietest to the twenty-,rie race to take place ut
~ uue Jockey Club track next Tuesday afternoon.
W. Me otner participants being Miss Jewett and
a. mlas fnneo,-the young ludies whose race last
n. aussoay brought out such larxc crowd. Miss
-. .aeA'aeham Is confident that she will defeat
o[npedtors with euse, while they ire equal
ss sel'aln that she will be in third place at the
~ a.sa' iha1 the event will draw large crowd
:. ~e track there is little doubt since the sport
~, -" Kind that takes well With the public, many
t,po IKE IKE 40 interest In trottng or running get
hnes.os very enthusiastic over the rapid change Of
ncr in haoe haoe Dy the ladies' and the e.ar1est MAN.
a,iran," n'en they strive for victory. With the
BE- rn.Ia y. another contestant this Interest will
pofnt ~ Increased, and present Indications
next - T.,l ule largest attendance of the season
demonst stssaay. has been pretty well
fs.i,'oss by Mr.. Denis that the pulicy Of
is one ~ ne admission fee frpn 81 to 80 cents
OLD Ts% 0t pays. and 1t is not prolluble that the
TuesIa," M ever he stE$1ablished. AS the r.lce
ptnnia ~, ~ DOL oe: Started until 3:;M O'Clock,
eas.ine ~ " enabled 10 visit the track without
Season rns e entlfe AFTERNOON and return in good
tun dtncf ~ supper, as the Mud,son street cars
~ ene gates of the park.
BALTIMORE.
rares - *1paE, Nd, Oct .I-At the Pfmlico
WIS ~. uo} tae one-mi1e dash for 1-yenr-o1tIs
Spur ~ ih0rA. Compensation second. and
Brecfenriaaal.. Tine, l:i'.s. The race for the
dead htat ~, stAkes. two miles, resulted iu Il
3:EH apetween Giideiia and Grrnnda. Time.
ena,tsm tsammie F. won the thirtl race. mile and
Time, s:11' 1abrie1 second, and surge third.
|e |ee baotr fourth race was the Bowie stokes four-
"' "ses' Monitor and Gienmure only
, 1880-10-24

CHICAGO, Oct. 23.-Threc. four, and live years
ago there existed In this city two temperance
societtcs-termcd the Temperance tkatlfcals -
that every Monday and Thursday evenings Enve
experience meetings aud once Il month II dime
entertainment to defrty expenses. The inan-
ayers OF the Washingtonian Homo also, at tho
same time these RAdical meetings were being
held, gave Monday night experiences meetings,
and once n mouth II dime entertainment in the
Chapel Ut the Hume n1id nil of them were great
nttrnctiou3 tor old and young. The best Aina-
teur talent Of tho city volunteered IN order TO
attract Incorporate persons. and great was the
fruit thereof. Many drinking neil.-:anu woni-
cn. tOo,-od and young, have been tnldeu III the
embrace Ut these temperance institutions, 41lu
many mothers heart has been made Et!d 10
know that her husband or child had Signed tho
pledge. Now, the object nf this correspondence
Is to tE;t up xhs boom to aesnfrcct these old
time goOdncsses this winter III the Huulc. and
by the former workers I'll tho Rntlfcul ranks.
Mr.. Whitehouse, Mr.. Wiley Of the City Clerks
office, Mr.. ]. D. O'CNnnor, ut that time connect-
ed with the editorial staff Ut Chicago pnper,
and numerous other gentlemen OF higl inurAt
character, whom might mention were pers0nai
and active leaders of tho temperance move
ment on the West Sdc.-these were entirely
West Side products.-and do hope. With II long
list Of others whose names | cal furnish. that
these meetings will bc revived. aud EturlI-
teed success awaits them us before.
B1LEs, Jn*
, 1880-10-24

FIFTEENTH WAID.
Shaffs aonsiss assasf ssssss sssssS zshose hess +
2} Gee; nate'tna Kemmleri K. g.! John Eorrest, r;
81 KeHry ;,5;s1 p .s~ r. j Fl S;v'a,sfsS6erS, r.
sehloedse %eess f1soS ffsns GasaSie hastS T.
SIXTEENTH WARD.
Astop5 atop rGs'sn Sleason IIenry zi%5el rs
I john Sullivan. b. 81 John Stark, b. -
35 Henry Graf. r. aj Frnnk Srander, R.
Multi Pitts, D. o1---,D D.
SosrsaIsSs G nsFsstsS Essss, B +
aj Alfred Johnson, 4 + !! james e. Rich 4
ynhn CrIwlcy. u. Anthony Lynn, D.
al Wui. II. Brown, II. g ! Edward Lea, H.
Hugh Sweeney, D. { Il David Sweeney, o.
E10ArEsSTn WARD.
Il a. ". Raymond, r. o} E. s. Chcsbroueh, r.
Alex. Sullivan, D. " a. r. Ewing. ..
% W. K MAuicrre. L.. e Henry Durtlock, l.
= Perry Trumbull, D. Il r. L. O'Harn. D.
Al Jos. Brookman, r. q +, W. c. Hayes, K.
- John Z. Noyes, D. q Il. II. Mccormick, D.
~ George Furgus, 4. oj Walter Goodrich, T.
lGeo. Neumcister, D. u E. T. Hoard, D..
VIM. FoKarty, o.
HYDE PARE.
7JJoscph Fl. Gray, r. a ! Andrew Klmble. r
I john Cntnerola, D. II Robert kcitvery> 2.
, oj James L. Abbey. t. i Thus. " johrlstun, K.
VIM. Anderson. u. I Leonard Derr. ID.
. Chas- ". Pierce, r i 81 Hark De Jong. K
Hugh Muher. D. q j. II. Stewart. q.
4 Johu C. Scnve!, T. a Jacob Kehn. r..
Il George Knhr, D. Y Thomas Dury, D.
y Geo. Il. Edwards, H. In Chns. q. Brownell,R.
u Alex. H. Beck, D. VI l--, D.
james RYAN. b. 3! P. j. O'Conaeli. D.
y D. l., Carmi.hael r. Al Wu1. \. Calvin, 7.
Edward OGradyD, IL Thomas Ryan, D.
LEMUNT.
q. M. Singer, r.
, 1880-10-24

started star Monitor won in two straight beats, the
Time aa 7. s!1ty yards the second by eight lengths
raa dneasnd Gah: heat between Grenada and G'ldeia
WIS dteiared oil. the owners dividing stakes.
:..- MAUD S.
stone Wil c{S;n;3 9 Oct capt George
Ply next week. Fla brings with him a
n ns so,, s,tssr ny ., yase with relief portTait
pit W. W. nair. the trainer. received a SPLEEN
uiu gold watch atd soain. and Charles Grant the
groom, received S5u cash. both from Mr. Van
tcrblt Capt Stone says be has completed me-
EQUATIONS for retaining the management Of
hiaud ). next year.
Parole . holds his speed. wonderfully well tor
an aged horsc. As his run1finR Of mile in lac Mt
Fimtico last week proves.
!. There Is still talk OF shipping some Chicago
trottcrs to California for the winter hut nothing
aeunat nus beon dccued upon.
Col. conlcys black gelding Troubadour has
been left " Dr. Herrs place in kentucky, being
Slightly affected With the prevailing throat dis
=" South Water Street Will you please give
Maud $. trotre.I in 2:I0I over the Chicago truck?
-4ns.-Thirty-four seconds.
Riondine and Goi1!inder are being driven to-
eetner 1 on TIE road in boston By Mr.. Johu Shep-
ard, who recently sent them half mile oy er the
Beacon Park track in l:l25z.
Mr: P. Lorillard paid s25,0oo for the French
Stallion slortemcr. recently purchased by him.
1t Is ene sire or ChItnAnt. Vervenil, Clcnen-
1ane, st. Christophe, and other noted racers.
Green Morris has purchased from r, B, Har-
per the @-ycAr-0ld bay colt Fei!owpuy, by Long
fellow. OUT OF Piatina, by Planet, her dam Orc
olite dam Of fellowcraft and Spendthrift), BY
Lexington. -
None OF the New York papers have Developed
enterprise enough to ascertain whether the re-
cent sale of Darby for $lS0N was u bona Tide
fransacf'on, or what is to be done with the nttle
brown gelding next year.
Mr.. F. LorIllard is continually making yalua-
Die Aodit1ons to his stable. He has istuiy Dur-
CHASED Ascnorin. buy lilly, foaled lS7G bred by
Nlfs hlng. Dy ~Adrcnturcr dam Mllner, By
KatAplnn, Song. The Baron, aud Pocuhuntns, by
Glencoe: Another addition is IL bay colt weun-
ing. foalel April :, 1850, By Advcnturer, dam
Nilhners by 1sataplan, own brother to Agenoriu-
The Chicago Stallion Piedmont was not started
at Lexington for the reason that his owner fcarcd
beng obliged to take very fast record VIII
Cody being in Piedmont5 race. On the day be-
fore the race johnson drove Piedudnt r mile in
Els. the first h,lf being done in l:07. Johnson
IS coftffdent that he can drive tho horse two
miles i'll 4:45
Don Coss1ck, the horse that won the 3-ycar-
Old race ut Louisville last fall, aud now owned
at the Cation Stock Farm. Joliet, Ill.,. took the
first premium for best stallion years old and
over. defeating u field Of thirteen horses, ut the
Stntc Fnir recently hcl nt Springfield. He niso
took first premium for best driving Stallion Of
any age.-speed considered. Don Cussack is by
marc By Alcxander's Abdatlah; second dam
by MambriDO Chief =
, 1880-10-24

CHAMPIONSHIP CONTEST.
Special Disp1teh to Tie Chicago Tribune.
TOLEDO O., Oct. 23.-The third game Of the
Suite championship contest was won ut an early
hour this morning by Judd, of Tu!edo and the
fourth hy Etlingcr, and ilfth by Judd this even
ing. This makes three games for EtltnKor aud
TWO for Judi ut u:;bO .. m
, 1880-10-24

LONDON, Oct 23.-Doher, of Chicago, has
signed articles of agreement for the Astlcy belt
contest He has secured private training
ground, and Is progressing finely. He gained
eight pounds during tho voyage from the Uuitcd
States.
, 1880-10-24
TAE CITY R0fiNDARY.

To the Editor Of The Chicago Tribune.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. s2.-Pleasc state In your paper
what Is tho name OF tho street which makes the
city limits OIL the North Side, and greatly obligc
ST. LOUIS.
Fullerton avenue from the lnko to Western
avenue, two and three~qnartcr milca, and North
avenue, from Western IT, Crawford avenue, two
luiles.1
, 1880-10-24
1854 AND 1880.

1854 AND 1889.
For The Chicago Tribune
We fiud that they who would betray
Tho freedom Of the Nation
Are hand In hand lengued with u band
(That shouts for its suIyntlonD
Which once before, in sixty-rour,
As 1nnny may remember,
Strove With its might to crush the Right.
The Gniull tu distnelnber,
By freeing those. their country's foes,
Held cnptiyes In tbi9 city,
Which they would suck, and stab the bncK
Or patriots without pity.
Who will allow TINT these men now
viii give tho State subsistence,
That in those tluvs sought In ail ways
10 stamp out her exlstenccf
Those Rebel braves, who once held slaves,
And hutlian lnws derided.
Must learn that they are still astr1yt
AS four years w,tr dcclded.
JANE STREET. j. 3. o.
, 1880-10-24
SUPERVISORS,

List Of The Persons Selected to Serve
at thc Approaching. Election.
Henry ". Bishop, Chief Supervisor Of Eiec-
hons, yesterday designated the persons to act
as Supervisors at the approaching election.
Each of the political parties made out its list
and submitted 1t to Nr. Bishop, who approved
tho nominees They will report to hin, Monday
at his Office In the Government Building to be
sworn in and to receive their instructions. The
Marshals will not he selected until Monday or
Tuesday. The list Of the Supervisors-u few
vacancies arc yet 10 be tilea-is rs follows. Tho
Letters Il and d designate the politics OF the Of
hcers:
FIRST WARD.
!, jf;ft a,;s r,;f:s: $:s5s:ss es>.sr r.
Il Heary NSt!aty e: t!nsrsyi T. i5aas i; Gsrdaer, r
3{ Wm. Il: Coulston, r.
Il NJ A. Drisco3l, D..
SECOND WARD.
SG9a1as e GGe'!iinz d ! 1;ts 1rasksEd,
e,J; W: =. Tnomus. 4. 81 Benj. ii. Wilson, r.
al Joseph W. Muore, 4. ej G. Kocknfcllow. r.
t1us Streekel, D. u II. r. Murray D
d J. Il. Galloway, T. &c. J. niyerburp Il
John Mekeough. D. u L. ". Washpurn. b.
81 " Il. G.easoa, L: ON' - -
Alex. j. Walker D.
tr tSr
tr,os 1y 1~oe,s M.
1iSiinsy Thnrap:' r. r. 81 fta'o m."i Iutver. Il.
g j Samuel Holbrook. H. Henr, i - por,or pp = =
-|GGeo: e 4 Trl;nr1 Shrists;s"' 'i3 Ssaton: "a =.
4 Geo. Anderson, Il. ii j. E. Chutlwtck- II.
Z j. II. Burroughs D, Wm. l., Forrest. d.
FIFTH WARD.
fcJ scborcch y Nv r ,,,.,,u
i lain SE.nnhan 81 ~; ~, - aEnier, K.
1eoI.;e 9!1eannS, I,n,k: Il, T., :: nsrton. +:
u. NJ. Scutt, K. i. r. V:rn !; -
j. s j. Rissa4s: RFax1|f!d| l. =. TEX ke5ns Gses
= H. Fitzgerald. b. VI David Dunn. u.
ri l. ':;cnartls. IL
Martin hearney. D..
SIXTH WARD.
II Lorcnz D1nnick, L. Joseph Eieb} R.
2: Maloney, .. Il Albert McCurty. D.
d ". Ludwig, T. ri Andrew Rost, L.
yosepn Iarroll, y. john Conners. l..
81 f~hn E::,.s.n \ r. s? EEK f,e! Never. r
1,hr;st IInnson y cet'rF 1917 Su!''n. =.
Il Michael Powers. b. e MrnonoiS y; 1onss r H.
ijohn SrsIiaerS Il ~ "eoou'io' L.
o1 Thos Ofnnner II |
.e,.,.,I
tc cm naMD. /
II f. I.eoi' mi.lt;,si m;,,i,a.h L. u Powell; e.
IL Ennst.n; JUN hecIc, L.
~ f,bn u.v.ins u. - 49,, IT, |
Wsry s"hnta.. =; :; =, J.. ghnyer o.
81 +. Dem,nfcr Il 9 Joom totra tnlanu: na,se T.
~ Michn.i Mrf: =, CORY % no,a.- :,n r.
lam S1n;tis Il s'p' oonau Aul1y' u. |
81 1.1hn Cnnrtnu" n
:~@ - 49, J
E1GhIH WARD.
y George Lamcr, X 81 William E. ouirk, r
Il Mchl. Fitzgerald d.. u Wm. O'ynycr. n.
~ ssun .,1,as a.att: I ~. = Ferd v. Glndeie. R.
en- ~ s,tr' svum!'ey' 81 John ANDERSON; 0.
81 guu' .,a ;,a, ,sanntoF4; Il" !11nes wilson. I.
tJahsae3 - ~ nsEH ~. 1hos heattng, d.
~ J@s,.n @ h.i 1Iue, IL. % John L. Manning, E..
David fttey1 Il GuIs' % T., mn.tf; ~
q Edward Keiiy. n s0i i p T"n,std SrH, IL r. |
:. -
NINTH WARD
! BeInhard shlclds,R 3j L. a. Williams, R.
J: Gtahana, u: Owen Mccarthy, D.
James Daly B. II SAMUEL ,aad II
,,,>,,, ~, j. ~
19to "eto,
i Josepn burke, 81 J.: kenkee. r.
n John Stunton. r. i f;eurge Mnrev' n
Il Patrick WfIffnms n 1n,n,ss nsgrar n
49, ,.,..,. 1' ~ '~A' "'
, 1880-10-24


12QnS3yTEEN pACEc
- .-- ~: ----z-----
-I4,oADDx.,., .r--,--
s11o7 --+e511o11ea11 = 1sAtse* AMI Gs Eo1xSsaNGs
1s:: West side.
| Ii Hth board f,,r xcntln1nen Ali modarn i,nno1a
.aeays!. Term, rs.soaaoie: = = N'@''''' -
! I,UOGDEN-AV.. OI.P0SiTFS T7SI0T i13RT-1
tx9snensa Who woai iaa eotortoa a ass xns sors 81
nnantst-e!ass board; prvn1e funlily. =.
10 North NISHRD ROOMS
! rs SOii'rH 'riiYOOP-s -sN.-FIJHyiSHE0 3TC0VF
hAt1 0GDEN-AV.- ELEGASTi.Y FiJRSisHFD
Or Two single gentlemen. References reuuired.
40 SOUTH ANS-sT.-B0AKD WirH LARGE
cose M "s" nice ana sacCna s9a naa1
% well l.sa,ea: References:
+ AO {tont Fo,@. lsrs:e modern imDrorsmenls sad nd
e. aFrs newly furnished front % room; 6sss s sabia
| poard. p.
So S9uIH so5rI ASS-sT.-ro RENT ROOMS WITH
f % nisSed rooms Win board - t'1'St-f FUN
sovpm eoqa ra9 4; 10 o. AMP E9ST AZ
III board: Iav bonrdsrs nccnnT9,,aa WITH
a., wAnKEy-xVSK01Ns S;:a1gS; ;v3T;i9 ~ !; = -
sJtJ Inr mar ''"A'eo1Ao " - - ooAf.O' A1soo
-. - ..
w frSnt rnn1n mi; ,,.et FuhNiSED
and wife or tso xcnteen viii hn TT = estra
! - ~ -s.-s1 es..e.e.tsn. WIZ. ooa1a - ocs!Ee4.
! lE1 ,noNv;Ats~sT--ROOA3 TO RENT, WITH
- = oes,G sn,,777 5775, 577,7 ,7; :, -, = : =
;nmiy ant ''Foht Or oacS foom with board: private
I
Ky stuFA GnEEN-ST:-FLEASANTK ROOMS,
snnnnt. n'ce'5 ta7nfsaea' win board" Terms rea~
| e~o-S s-:NeE--
FHH hNh-Ay.-Flhsf,C!.ASS ACCOMMODA-
e1crs aons ''1'o sooa ooaso ALSO "as BOARD hefer-
TOT AKREN-AV.-rl4EASAET FURNISHED
1o1 rooms With hEst-cluss board; private f8mlly;
Nv E1s snnolen.
Df0 PARK AV,-FURNISHED RUOalS WlVII
,Afo hoard. PLEASANTLY located In brisate family.
zoo south front room on second door -
slQE WEST JACKSON-SV,- V,-NICELY FURNISHED
zoo rooms, With good board
ot, - WSST, Il; ;1EITfC1;73T y -;
0t}L front unu rrnr rn.,ms wit;, hna,I
, 1880-10-24
RnAunrrf. AND LODGING.


------------=-=
BOARDING. AND LODGING.
:;s-:S GS~.:-... ss~~>"~~"~
oE MEt 70 saIs cr i ssired
wth 6oas of ~ aasIs eosysEisns so9 as
t1te otaee: aee:------
xaa } ASR on SirsInsS ASisss
ane w WW@~Mw~--N a1s Salss: s.", - D~~-oo- ze - ~
RoARn3NE "a 3 kukNshHp s1a 81 acn Eo9R rf ~
ons ,nc r1 o1 swo, @ s lev ~ Hrct house
d,nng an on si door: moassn gp1 ns
gu ~ gwen 0
r,,.Apnscr uorsr Hcts's; sa,asrn or STATE AND
oss eosks az soa:a Of the 1s.H
f1g@ i . e: Also rooms reatsa without oosld
tt Adnns.stLFsns6e EFu - ras4 !" Win board n ren-
s0nahi0 rnies u'nsneo fooa9' WILL ''0A0' ~ Ao1
80; -; :; z,z;;.; -
> day; !; 10 *loper wsss Tab,s board s;per week
9ooa Iooms now vaeaos 1or winter ooasoezS
aa, ooatd t Il 1'o'S'" pef o4'' - - 70 ''f 'e'A'
WlTHR;sss9IR EgI3rEAY 9 IL aoTEE r = ~ TEiR0SE 1s
--e3:;; .7;3; -. : .s@s3 = : =. @Se:-~
TEACHER ses'lansrusv oi as a,tngpas,r LADY 9TH
-: sGs7 14e1S:3 -
All tsi sMnNr isoDM J. pklEhfE EAMILa: Eut
Address G 5; Trtbune of,,sa sn oA'~0'
1lf3Ys 116 R0 0aTR-.pP7-v Ar 1;f7F F4i; !. r.
~ shsd renting agency Room rfibape Building
:9ss!eee:se @@@e @eM:@-.--==------ !=ss:
-~~~-re.sl1!9. 1:oA leD ~ ANlGD: VIE 1s:~.~-~~~-~>
sh LAD nuse keepsls to need
y. answer. lstsssass. sixsa: Ada5s:. =: Ts!tans:
on. AZ e sYrE na x ~ SEY ths st,S
Side from Dec l. ESi Tribune ntf,r.4
DUAND-GENTl,k;MAY AMI WINE nESIRE
I b liz hoas y'ta priys.s family .a ists,a:. asisa
as
ny Lrother>p Addses. ~ rrbnne 3tce f'oa 4oe
,Vi;S1I V,.;;S;; ~. 1,,,7,77 ~;
Is Mcssrs ltobert Go,1be.kn ind s n R6ot xno bas ws
Voice. ncS @hers a,i II uu be nno
ssivea a pa1t !u9 tSr board address ey
.noneas a.estneen: =: !t.oaae oase:
Is whose studio is located near Field & Lcitsr,s.
room and board in exenause tor Instruction In
Tribune office --------------
RoAho+-,A,;X,;pu +,,;,;u ROOM % N ,,ts REsPECrAaLE h PKl-
Address g. Tribune olles: --.u--z----
RoAdnD-A{NSD AZ ,a,t PIE ~, 9K TW9 EgKSisMEn
as H5 se n %s.sss fsy
DUANp-A YouSG LADY WISHES ROOM
p yan auren and Peoria-sts~ Address + 81. Tzib--
une oatee.
DOAKI)-AND ROOM3 FOR EESTlEWAN AND
J. rrSaa: Ms oce SSeta sue s'a'
ROAKD-WiTI TWO OR THREE uSFuls-
~ nls:1ed rDolns on South Side BY gentaman, wife,
and two cniiIsen MEed and years aud nurse; state
terms Address + 4, Tribune ossce.
H0aTi1 - LT11e 1:TVT1 NN g 7VIET T7V0
rs babies. and nurse :.ir: nerhborbood Of rhirtf-
ftrs,-sf mnG Wt.hwan.n1 :; T. E3 aEEH Nchir,n-
NV. and Thlrty-nrst-sL
t,i.,5 ISVt;, VII
X xai,h nio,a.r' inrsa ta,nn Tnrnna Snrn s,a.
-, 49,. -, - - ia @ s.. ~ ~ tnrt.tnn w.
w. :ida " nor 49, r.I iucn ~, 4'Ih,n.s w.h ,n1Iar
TN lTn-3 EI1 " ii i -E173 S{SfiEn am T7E3T
Is 81 rront ncove or sni,. II ronns win nrst-class
..-i ~ ~. M .nd |ifn nr Scr+n S3a 4fraas f. It
T'p5hune M ncc A'0 Ao VIZ >o' w. oAo " 'N
DOANp-FOK MAN. WIFE, AND DAUGTi-
q ter, u furnished parlor and two beuroous,
wit il uE1e1 III, snltn Sitr With mn other barierS
Best references xtytn Address Il ri trriou1e vldce
-. .s..- -.---,-.,,.,
, 1880-10-24

4 great marty persuns become insane from
sleepcss nights that Hop Ditter5 would have
prevented
, 1880-10-24

til WAKUs
I John Dickse, Il.
John H1Wbippfe, D.
Il W. H. Nicholson. r
0 Thns. ]. Dlven, D.
ii Jno. D.Lntchforl, r.
u Wm. kinkhead, d.
TIL WARD.
IL Emil Wilkie, 3.
Tht,s. Ahern, D.
ri John Mum, t.
. { putrjck Ryan, D:
,oi W. ]. Hamilton. x.
:" Peter Shs'rFnoll. y.
~ F. H. Guelha,l5. II:
J. McNamur:l, u.
,, / James McMAhon, T.
james r. Finn. u.
90 Win. Edbrouke, X
1 WIN. H. Donevan'p.
, 1880-10-24

Observation-Disclosures GENTLEMAN DEF
sres correspondence with lady VI refine ulcnt
Tor music and literary culture 81 Tribune office.
DEKSOSAL-" lsU": no LETTER RECEIVED
since saw you lust 1t not ublo to see ue before
leaving, wrtte giving me your uddrcss ut thu Fast
, 1880-10-24
T77;S1C1L INSTR UNIENTS.

4 DAKGAlN-NAKE CllANcE-A LADY NERD
tnr money will s,crhce ~ octave ROSEWOOD ptano
e,s th,.n cost; cost s.Dt Aug l. Call Monday ut III
, 1880-10-24

S1THA YED-FHuM = EuPE-ST- / BAY iu.tc4s
- about Ii hands, about 1.t'u weight, had haIaer
and waterproof cover liberal reward will be paid
ftr his r.. urn. GEUKGE BAHHEK.
, 1880-10-24


A mm5 mm5 kHONHmt;f3H ri ~, a. H.. GNiVN FuhSIruhE
the 6est sescted stocx Of nsnIsura cnrnets .fnyes
ana rsnarai house furnishing goods thoy haye ever
as. sincs wHTnt ~" nGc- s,ttx * - rni IL. efs
sa1t ~ I tfsss,nk esss sai;s i: s.. ~
II: ~ S4s e.ts ~ aso.e 1 ~
prices AEo. sliveFwa1c. cfoekery wooden. and liz.
rrne, a sT 1 ns OF hsating *rYys a,d ,anos a 3f a.
omer Ia m , ~ 70 Us ~ p1ia @ en-
tne their stock learn ihrir prices afd n,nnper e do
= UNiJS FtjHSITifH T + + rStWrANY
sE5 and n, W.ne Madisun.sst
Open Monday, rhu.sGa1. ~ and G so1ufaay ri ayenlaas.
"a - issIs f. ss;s fs:
sse I'D S voa E, nm - -
call at ul.ltK HuuEkE'S II una III Wt.., Mntli.,,f,-
s. xSefs @ ae; q! .uea .soas snsap =;
B0nlekE = @ nnd y WsstMadtson-st: Il years at this
good. = 343, aad far ss4!!n*; zz::-.==.----.
- west IN ygp ean md NJ styles 81
@ an s.. ssd wS a ass sx ~ @ II ~
sy;s # tn.nes sna 9eaa,y s5
f.AKPET5.
~ FURNITURE, .>,, ,.rorn,
ofHn fti1.aTy sa1y paiymsnfs- ;si:Iosni
@2 Eas. ala4lton-st. near he bxtase:
S'ss asa es
m orasf III M M a. 9ae eas
gains ibis weeE. uobGEs : M0RHis5S's Com
1;5sIf PSTn F97T 7-311;E m S1 IL i77r1 IN
~
, 1880-10-24

IL ksepsrs OF Chicago and the Northwest viii az
semnls Oct at the fasnturs sstaalishnsnS - IT E. ,hs
Masttaon-st.: and ruassenlbe truu day d:ly until
Nov for the purpose ef deciding so1ne Of tAe most
ny. namely: F1rst-Where e get the :tess value U
the least money. Stcunl-To examine the Immense
stuck Of furniture: carpets, stoves and hn.'seho.a
Con,pany Ut prices lower than the lowest Thart-lo
make their fall and win.es purchases nt this estub
ishMenE. For the conventenee Ut our cusl'uass,
and to- facilitate the business ut the convention,
Il III ftlfA fd.1i II illa at Et1c
, 1880-10-24

4 DAKGAlS-KAkEc clihNGE-A LADY SEED-
Tess th!n cost; cost so' Aug Call Monday ut Isl
4 FINE TONED sTElSw.AY : son PIANO.
sold at suction Monday, Oct :5 ut Il O'clock. At o
F3S59H9 sa e. s E5s5 SN5SS iS1M 8
St. + Estan'.shei :'ta asl ailsi''' is;i. '''''''
xd ass uasa ta"si Mssst1 MSs
York i'isnoforte Company. Ha.t e, 1 comston, etc.
ssssnonssd Sss Yosk Mpsic stsa e.. 5 staess lug
C7ALL AND SEE THIS FINE C1 sTA1SRAIiD I!AIiD MAKE
months RssI1 sgo pss'w 6 WEE ies XVI LUX ''a'
I50R sAI.E--A FINE plASO MADE BY +. G.
!Fnt to sto91 s;h and cover; 0* on easy seFa
Sass s1s4p kSASs 3N1 3 Sr RAHo u Wet
ipgt0n-sr,
+ WILL SELL on Kl;SE, NJ ORGAN I;; 9 sroF,
use si for it. Address & il, tribune odlce.
AdUsT SELL. sY PIANO; r. Is NEARLY NEW.
lN all in perfect order: first class nuke: viii give
t e ss Kpp * Il
nv ACCOUNT OF LEAVING TIE CITY Will
~ sell ny almost new upright Ma!ha>hek piano.
address Gs G i ifibunc ] Office. ~'0~''~'
i1NE HANDSOME Ui'K!t;lIr PIANO, GOOD As
" new; must sell at The Dest pFlco CHI got. rs
State ST.. Fiat
SR 3 Moafss OF NHSc sIS yssa AS5
1oIASOs AND ORLEANS TO REST-F0i SALE
qa 2ara,s W.T. ): s and
WASTED-srElSWAV 0it KSANE M SECOND
A1aross esho II Pi'fSa PTSae pS NV 0''' III se'
crEISWAY PIANU-GNEAr DAKGA1N. AD7