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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-05-19
IgDYGCE:;! !!

compliance will, the above order I
hereby give notice tha. eli anil after
iliS'iac tSlayi l,Sij Will be found Mt
the arnciry stnre of Van 1'assrl each ,Iav
I!Satur.'aw cSceinc'i itill the cxpir:.'ion IL
The time granted hy :hpve orders, for tie
.pi.pn.t nf cn'ectins Town Taxes.
{. X. JONES; ,Glc.k OF Council.
may .. 1851 d,
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-05-19

.'n..g2 l,es"hax w:,> ~, u. ,lr 1T
liz; i -: .,Gaii ~ '!'u. 'i;,y mo i:nG
lie j. undressing hin!..cii !; ,s!;lll:;;l:;-
" TO liz ,iutics;,.:' Tie '.Lii',
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-05-19

= case nl some novelty anal inta-
rest, cam: up before trial ,!!,>ti, 1
kaTaOi az saturday.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-05-19

We call ;,ttriliinn 20 Tie card 70
private hunr,ilngat Mrs. !)n,liirr' <.
The r>s;o,crcci@ is III i delightful i.cn-
ton, an | wc ki,ow that Ill WHO board;
here viii ho well p!e:lac'lin Ill every
pirticlilny.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-05-19

We r:n,:Iil ii!,7 10 see 4 factory g.
crnn!mgFv"gc;:.i,lcs ;,a,i cr,;;; rs;;.h
l.s!ar:l in Nr,n:rrhnrr.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-05-19
TIringCE.

.Er G.. Il. Jones keeps good h.rscs ~,
hrruica Tor hire, and is. also rrrpared.n /
IL Minds OF h"u'ing promptly or sh,l
nn;ice. Tcrins r:as nahlc.
C. II ZONES *
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-05-19

Mr. +. $. pihhlc and Air. i. s.
s'r'iiif:ny represented oar town n the
iuWpp ct.:r.,ratinn
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-05-19

81 the dark corners OF our town
ere getting lighted up; but why is it
that n:iywinann street is left uut?
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-05-19

'i'ls,' rrrcnt rains have r., shsnrI
III: ne g,i,;ehs sa,d iici;! crops cu;,-
ai.ir:ah:v.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-05-19

i''*u'nmcr days ;:n ,o:ng ana ho;
nr,. II sen t,ri i.ct;.;.f "y;?. ;i:.a
~itl heat, I!'.!e is nut,ing TIN; vii!
make ,,nn !r,.i hrttrr ::n;' ,rol run o.
Quicker than Il !2lnsS ci' Er. Nann z
maker $ pure, cold soda water vi, j.
l:Hit ~! t:tHiA svi'ri's, drawn i'lniu
'hc celebrated .!u:il ,iu,h"w:. nrr,
-ra'us, ut II" "w pri.co!' ) cents &;
gla>s. -ll*o ~" vnlu::l!v tunir r,.-
rHv'an 'sr"wii.! iiv rrawn fresh from
iii% iri!HlAin I,o an,. ijc rusrr. l,.1
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-05-19
ErG9tg sAE.EE.

TaSNF l.ot and Residence now occupied
4 by Tie undersigned on Ht,$sril >lrect
l,"xt 20 DR.. = y Reeves drag s'or' For
r,rtcnilri Apply ~ D.. a. 5 liIDnfUk
Or ln !. II. i.iNINtiSTDN.
nnr'i ~ u
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-05-19

The atmosphere has; cooled of lie
lighttully III the past fow days.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-05-19

-" ilcY advertisements IL Mr.. L.
&. ltu',ucii': '.t'ari.;y store" II TIL,
issue. MI. ;ii:l.hoi! HIS, Is rir,iiia.
''ir rnerg.,', i,:i!i up ;;n inuepvh:l:nF
business. Z has always ~ il:i,;
lie 'iyeE!es papers "ni NrriDGira;,
ii tie ':a.ys '3-c:i 81 iin;ck ki.a is
Of III. 'ii;t;s; a;!'l il ihr roar. his j."
;'lr;ni: f:locn is &,lNHNs cpn. fGi'c
.i., q t,nti
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-05-19

See notice of thorough bred stall
lion advertised BY Mr.. j. y. Board
III another column.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-05-19

NIr. j. &. Pikais prrraril:. ;ar the
Summer rays by shc erection Of M
aiynin;. i'r"rc III front ni his store
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-05-19

Jane fashions NON rui.iy. Gail Tor
q copy oi Huttcrr!i's Metropolitan
Fashions at lIrnr,. kohns.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-05-19
moi C..s

AYiNG contracted with Angeline
Cd Aoo-l o: tie se.,iccs Of her sou
Isaac Ron nscn "a n',nG:) for the .cav 1881,
4 l,e.rhy .orcwagn All l',rsnnsfrom employ
ing him or hrr5o,in2 Tie said Isaac
Robinson OH :hc;r premises.
may If
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-05-19

Nir. /. NJ. Stokes, OF Jacksoiihoro,
Who Was rcpor!ci missing { lcM days
ago, has been found ly . party who
went o,t in search for il, in 4 thick
ct he road with u bullet shot
through the temple. From the ap
pearanres, and from a note found
upon his body, it is evident that he
committed suicide while in state Of
mental alteration.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-05-19

Mayor Mosclcy j. out in Il daslina.
turn out put up 1t the work shops oi
Mr.. p. DOYLE
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-05-19

The streets and drains are under
going repairs from day to day.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-05-19

pr. J :! hrnr!iisi!oli. ~ i:.i;:."n;;;.i
tiillr!i III :.i'i.r-irrr. yi,,l t.;i# SEEK
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-05-19
: & ~ ~ gse:.sa

8 q - = "a
!rha; 80 l,,ad fai s'n cure. li4is 'ir"ai
l!'in ',;y Will Positively ord p,r,,ar,n i,
cuar !,nl!.i!sn i.,it.c ! :ts, SGia.i..,.
i+Irs' i''n.r'":, i',ri'.y i'ri:!:;a li*ra.;,
ni !,e hi''i"AS. li,cn.t nt,r': ;t,l Kc,c,,-
,ln:, u ,' s'sil:c. !i!'a'..a!;rn or he
;S:s:n,NF CaA'rh o. lie h:a.i.i.r lli.l,
"l"rs': Ifin:, i'nin IN ne B.c., ~! or
u'irg N";T"if- %'r,!;n"s: n,i!,, i:,ci III
,i:3ni'ic'r u lie iiA,i!rr an;i si;i.,arv
,l:e;''.> '''r,i'er ""n!rac;"; ~ irjyu.r
disc .rtwi:r
A.;:.; ::.H. il son are srtri.... from.
','i:';' - 1akl.S', !..,%u,i,'.H ~ any
4',e;'-" y tbs ,ii,:ry* iialrt:, u lrin-
;f% snn'.
Ssse EsS ~ l.sszs.s5.
'53't' sw.'i."wii's '..'l:s,ua i,ys.s.n".,
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-05-19

at meeting held last Friday
evening BY the young men Of Or
la!lgeburg, the Daisy Base Ball Club
WIS organized and the following Off
GERS elected:
G.. a. Nentier, President; Victor
Waltl, Nice-P e-President; +. f. Darby,
Secretary and Treasurer; John a..
Lri2ier, First Director; G. Glover,
second Director; W. Gardner, Third
Director.
The Club challenges any Club in
,nr State. The mcinhcrs and those
interested in the game are requested
to mcrt next Tuesday afternoon tc
practice.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-05-19

See notice OF thorough bred stall
lion advertised by Mr.. j. y. Board
III another column. .s
& s.4SE- la------ts---- ------------
Owin@tothc sickness Of our chict
printer this week, we regrctourinabi
lily 10 getAin the interesting COM
munication from Rowcsvilie dcscrib-
ing The picnic and Base Ball match
at RowcsI Bridge on Saturday. 1t
VIII appear in our ncXt.
> - -rsz,Gszn, .tssss.rss4,r----.
1t has rccci tly hecn discovered
that The Dreaded ti'ichinn il roik
are liow found in fish. II to.nc-
oody wul!!i only Iinl them in
wllisiiey, lscf people would iorii To
Jos. E!os, ice cream saloon for The
most whoicson,c feir>s shfnents III The
NO: Ill.
Tie maroon OF the Young Ameri-
cas came oil 1T Tie SE'air iiu,!tiins
Yesterday afternoon 3nnd evening.
The weather, Is we 60 to press, -
cool and delightful, and there IS
Every prospect that the jolly maroon
rrs will h;,vca happy time. II will
wil''1 uIs we understand, With q
dance.
We uniis; insist upon oir cotr"s-
nont u:ta wllo Wrilc upMn tile
icnrc Question Avoiding i,,tsoG"ii-
tius and We niSDEtIIi,.!i ,i;:,t ,nli,i..,.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-05-19
N4;s>E H.

Having c,n:rac!tiw'rh David krrncrlv
.ur ll;r s.!v!,rs OF !:is son Sha!rici Ken
! criv y minor' itr 'i;c "rar !S;l. aid ii"
aa.,i5:'; ';'iI my e:nii on, hrrr''y for :
""Ei ~ ut.r>' NJ i!'.m ;.,'v,n.. the sai.
Sh%t''s. hHi rriy, u allowing hi.I 10 STAY
on ;ivir ..r n..e'
l. S!l.&hlfAN.
t:rntishm& rouny u, M.,y 3r, 1881
'4Sy J. 3,
"a Wr Gentlemen ho.:oI.rs waited, Il.
! r,a2cr&aia rl;r< i;"ou, :'.r i ic,i
Mrs 5, y. DAMN i.R
May !. II
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-05-19
I Q @ a Lz

How sweet the roses Of May!
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-05-19
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Hi l'asiiivcy curc r,ye, All, t.G~,
s'ii'nb Ns"". As.:c t..,ac, E:!!J;:" F.scg.
"a.H':cc. itS.'ei'si., ai II; Dis ...r. ., ii,c
|i..r'r. Hi0n,y,c:l AMI il;pni. Price : i,.
by ua':. S,:!t. iuT Pro. ,;,ii.,n..,,,'S lr,A-
,.''rr ''i' iiG N!di,y~ and Liver !rt rs r.i,.
Ut.ur,'-s
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-05-19

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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-05-19


The Orangcburg Times
i Q O. A. La
HoW sweet the roses Of May!
-------ar1sasss- -s=y...-..>-
The streets and drains are under
going repairs from day to day.
--------rS- --v---------
The atmosphere has cooled oil lie
lighttully III the past fow days.
-szr-.s-,-.------ = ---
Mayor Mosclcy is out in Il dasi,ino
turn ont put up 1t the works shops Of
Mr.. =. Doyle.
NIt. J. G. Pike is prrrA,l.. sar the
Summer rays by ,h2 erection ci m
awning i'rnmc i'll irontoi' his store.
----~.-,::.eS sr----
Jane fashions NON rcl.iy. Gail lOc
q copy oil iuttcrir!i's Metropolitan
Fashions al Henry kohns.
S=-...-,--------
Al! the dark corners oi our town
ere getting lighted NJ; but why is it
that !:iywnanu Strcrt is left uul:
Mr.. +. $. DiHtlc and Air. t. s.
s>chiif:ny represented oar town n the
iuwpr!iS celebration.
#.a
Ladies, they hHyc arrived! i,l.aH,
new shaped Nayal straw Aat:, il IL;
coiors. n Henry h"hn's.
= case "l some novelty au,i i:,,a-
rest, cam: up before trial .iu>,i,t
Kay az Saturday.
Nr E:nulil iih7 10 see 4 ac:sii,v iur
canning mgFv,'.c:.i'lcs AMI cra;. cs;;.h-
l.s!irl in Nr,n;Tchisr.,
--------...-z=se, >-u.s.~--.-----
,i,l.I rt'rclt rains hayo f., shynn,!
III: ne g.r,i~nsa,d iici,! crops cau-
si.ir:ah;v.
:injn.s,r silks ~ 80 .:i,i T., ,':> ,,.,r
yar,', nuI .,i.rn!in. s,,'!,$ nnG Ii, a..
Nc: -, .,;:t ina i!v:iIi Na!:n'S.
-.---,--.--
';h" County i:t,.l.,i u! Syitn, i..x-
anii.irt.~ vii hul.l i >:ry,Hi i.>;,;..,
u;,l .o:l iui.i!it .-sn.iyli;:,;i j'jai;;n. ~
SHli;',..'N.
r!:n ,M,Hn!,ati,i aGir: >;.i, ;;ii;>. !.
Gn..rarlce'i III" ;,,>. 4i.i.t il lie
wnrii .os IS els. l,"tiry Iln',.: III
way~ >i;i,,.le,t With ~; lin,i,i.c.,.
.-.----.-- .a.s,.. --.,-..,---.-
IN, .~2 l:,rs:haw w:,> ,,rt u; ;lr ::t
liz: i, -: .,:-ain 81. u. ;,iay no n:nE.
~ !, IL, -, 4,
" to illr ,!u;iea,,: TIE ',lii,,.
t'oii':ltun has ry>:"ur.;' Na>
cares: lirn:y kni!, l"s | $50! y,,s
m,rr ct .io%s ;';s. i,,, tr.or :. cent
c:.!;,-G.:.
.ssli:,nGc. = il, ~, !:!i:uu! i.,.nv
Farms Was / nltl ,,-, il, lis ,r,i il.
Ncwhcr"N Oh SIlr:;i;:, 81 !. hi,
irna: Gu: rom ,.' ;,rar H. ha,
tvi !"n;'vc,ni .';c'i +uv;,'".
------
ll,rr. VII Il, i ,opi;n. ii lie
Eili,,rt l;t.ci |: :;n,.yT ,,4.., any
t,'nlit in rn.:>a.i.:.H,r arrange
lnea':i ;i''oi. lie rt.,,.;:.:,, u. ). .:2w
t:M:ck
-.,.rsar.s-.r --4-<,
i'hr j:!:,s s;!, l,,;.. IS ;lv.i,iua
!p-;n:*f!r 20, hr c,,:.i: : ,,::i i. ,,i,.:
nri ,..lli.> ~i !lr ~,i:,i,. i:r. *.
t:. y hv"::c..:;; las :.,.r...'is u, III;
i g,r,i.S !s,t ;hrv;,..t,o,, aud wi.:.i. K,
.n.n y: a>.v time.
i acre is i coed uc;,i ur ;',c ~
lca::'lier III ;I.r,si, i,r'; y u, ,"i' i:.n,r
, 1881-10-02
JACKSON PARK.


The citizens Of Hyde Park and especially
those residing in the locality Which las here
totore been universally known as "South
Park are very Indignant over the action Of
the Park Commissioners III naming the east
division Of the South Parks jackson Park
and also over the action OF the Illinois Cen
trail Railroad in calling their new and ele-
CANT depot at that point BY the same name.
The residents Of locality were not consulted
before the change WAS made, and they feel
outraged that name so we'll and
fayorably known, and one the con
tinuance of which will tend to
sustain the values Of property in that
locality should have been so ounceremonious1y
changed. ami nuther n;lsle adopted without
any reference tt its propriety. and the appli-
cation vi wlicl, to that locality will be known
to but few people iii !. long tine.
1t is supposed that the Park Commission
ers intended to adopt the name Of Andrew
Jackson, but many people are j in J.. doubt
after - Stonew:lll'' jackson also. The resi-
dents believe that. tn make amends for this
lla>ty anu inconsderatc action Oh the part Of
the Park Commissioners, ii seems fitting that
name of "l;articld" for the park, and
also that 4 popular movement should be
set on font by tlle,n for the erection of Il
monument in t!,s most beautiful Of all CHI
carO parkS to the memory Ut the late Pr.:si-
dent. There is one Douglas Park and also II
Douglas monument: there is Lincoln Park,
named after dead President. To whom ut
sone future time 4 monument will be
erected. and now let there be Il Garfield Park
and Garfield monument erected upon the
beautiful lake-;llort park, Il perpetual re-
lninder to this and sueceetin. generations Of
tile goodness and greatness Ut the MAI, wllnsc
untilneiy death is more universally and
sincerely n!ourl!etl than that OF any
dad 1,ts..
, 1881-10-02


Building permits are decreasing as the tall
| season goes on Those who delayed putting
M houses and stores because prices were so
high for material and labor have been disap-
pointed, as we predicted they would be
their calculation that building would be-
come cheaper At present the outlook is that
stores and houses will hot be built Ill any
number till the demand for them makes
itself felt in much higher rents. Houses are
already very scarce. Next spring the de-
na1d for accommodation will be SO pressing
that tenants will bid against each other. AMI
rents will 70 up This is likely to occur III
stores as well Us in houses. Rising rents Will
encourage new building enterprises, even II
labor and materials cost even more than Ao"'
and the cost of building is much more Likely
to be higher next year than lower All
the stores being built in the neighhorhnod OF
A,la,l4s street and Fifth avenue, by Aessls.
Field, Adams. Sheldon. and Others nave oeen
rented, though not finished. at !; gross s1'-
cruge rental VI IL per cent.
Tile Union Club has put several arcIlltefts
| at work drawing plans for clubhouse tnat
shall su.pass the Calumet CLUBHOUSE OIL tile
Snuth Side, Two sites are III view, one III
the Ox,ten Block. where tile club now has ITS
lolnr. and tile other one block farther south
on the l0t-foot lot on the southwest coIllei
If Dearborn avenue and Washington place,
occupied beIuIt liit III ~ -. '''hc5 -
Turner. The money has not yet Dcen f;sl5eu,
but enough has been informally pro'nlse: 70
make it certain that all that Is neeIsd @ VIII De
foheom'nh whi, havc ":''lt9e the p!ans e'I IL
1aIalys charse are Kid. Bmrcy, Henry VI: Eishop:
and i, l.. Yor. Tie architects are to submit
their pIans anonymously, SO that the choice
NAV be made without any suspicion u fa'oF~
itiS1u. 49, ru,5
Same $4,000 will be expended by conrad
SpiuD lli building 4 onc-story lce-houSe' o4A
III feet. ut No. 3t;!9 Inglehart street.
Archbishop Fcchan Thltrstiay secured u
nerulir to build I'LL elegant clergy house. IL
Kill cost S:;;001O and Is to adJoin the t;llne~
Gr:ll Of the Holy Name ut tile sontnes5l c'l-
ner. or at Superior aud Cass streets' l,etole
long the Archbis!lop's own residence VII oe
built ut Dearborn and North avenues 1aclns
Lincoln Park. ,,.:,uao,, T.;
cncndjnr SIS.OW OIL 4 brick freight notlse'
4:a1xIO. At the corner Of West v ater allu NIL
rs, streets. and 81, tA)0 pn Il prick adnltlon 10
its West Chicago shops at West fof'letn
street, 4,1ff >, that .he
1,ijnnis Central and Michigan Centra! i'tll-
nails have given III the project OF DuylnS
ssiy mn worth of Lukc-FrNt property M 1or ~ Z
de1,ot- Their new plan is to spenu o'No.ouV ~
fnr = eiep0t on the site Of their present ~
ianisiated quarters II this scheiue Is :eally
narrel out. these roatts will have much less
imposing buildings than. the other 4eaupls
1A1'l 'rhe Ii1mber-dealers Of the CITY calculate
that nnf less than &c. .O00, 600 feet Of lu'iloel
must be III the yards Of the yheAl 'auuai,
, 1881-10-02
The Belt Road to Be Built,
and English Capital to
on]y a Moderate Demand for Real
Estate at Private Sale and
Auction.
A New Clubhouse on the North
Side-Bullding Permits De-
creaslng.

The Chicago Del.-iinr Railroad Company
of tn.Iia,la and the Chicago Hclt-Linc Rail-
roal t'ou.}rlny Of Illinois have been consoli-
dated Il: Il recent meeting Ut tile stockholders
nj the Two companies. 1t has been deter
mined to build the Chicago Delt~l.i.le Hall
road whether all the railroads that might
;o{u i'll the enterprise Ito SIP or not. The he
ro1iat;ou@ for q union Of Interests are being
nushra, and t,avr certainly mol yet proved
unsuccessful The capital Of the colt
so!llated Chicago Hclt-Iinc Railroad
has t,e. Increased IL SG.000,0o0,
and IN issue OF S';.OO0,0 ,0U0 of bonds has been
authorized. The road will be built 1T once.
The assutlatc enterprise OF tile Improvement
of East Chicago is in the same hands rs the
bel-line railroad, and is receiving equal al
1entiol,. English capital has been secured TO
an ample amount for the development Of tine
s,|ip,ae. The land will be bonded at E50
sterling Ill acre IL It London company,
IT which the Harug brothers are the ti,an-
rial y,i,;S. III discussing The amount Of the
mortgage it was conceded by the London
PARTIES interested that IN all acre would
sem perfectly reasonable tn English
capitalists. as that is considered the average
yau. III land in Great Hli1ail. goou, bad
aid Indifferent, ald land near Chicago. to be
tie centre uf important industries, and the
starring point Ola belt roa,t. must be worth
more than the average OF British acres.
, 1881-10-02

he will never be handsome, strong, learned,
| or ric in this worll''
| \ fine assortment Of Queen Anne and other
! STYLES Of antiqac furniture at j. \. Colby Is
Cu. $. 2ls and 2I9 State
! Edmund Yates tiles to the defense Of
| 'banEs,' and says that "a fringe on the
| brow Ut a graceful! lady is 4 thing OF beauty,
| AMI that many faces will look bleak enough,
| without it-''
Nothing conduces more to wolllan's
pe:ilty than becoming coifure such as
sfiuWl! ut Burnllam's Music-llafl hair store.
X god link bracelet worn by Charlotte
Cushuan as Lady Macbeth has been given
| to Gene;ieye Ward.
| Nearly amy foot can be fitted from stock
| on linlld 1T keler's, ladies' boo1maker, Is
! Monroe street.
Miss Vanderbilt's. wedding present from
her father will be. it is said, The Brides
Toilette" upon which II. Jules Lcfebre is
busy.
The Photographic productions from the
Studio Of Joshua Smith, 2N; North Clark
street. have gained for him Il Worldwide
reputation.
Dr: Holland, in an editorial article, COM
| 1tr!lsls especially the writings of Mrs. Bur
nett anu George W. Cable,
Elegant diamonds and choice jewelry at
TrlsE. Rowe Il Co.'S.
Cloth pa1etotS. close fitting and two-thirds
the length of the dress skirt, are to be worn
this tall; tile plush collar is deep enough to
be called 4 cape
Grand opening on Thursday ncxt-fall and
winter Styles of imported trimmed patterns
AT Wyant's pattern rooms, l5s State street.
Adase hy young lady-Alan proposes but
mamma disposes.
tich qualities, pure STYLES. finest work,
lowest prices. ARTISTIC millinery parlots,
Mrs, Wild, and II Central Muslc-ilall.
Y fresh arrival of new style hair orna..
hair are shown ut the Exposition and ut
Tholnc's Hair Bazaar, 15577 State street.
The Queen has built Mr.. John Brown 4
llonS.. within the grounds Of l;;l!morai.
Many young ladies from the first families
in Chicago are attending II. 3. Gryant's Busi-
ness College.
The perfection of stamping at States, .
Randolph street, near State. All embroidery
materials. Embroidery to ortier.
The novelty in lace are tcrr:l-cotta, and col
ored laceS To match the dresses.
Fetllcrly's PuriSian complexion powder
in white, tinted. and brunette sllalles is UNI
cslualed. Depot. IT'D Wabash avenue.
For tine dress custom shoes fiarklns, 132
Dearborn street. is especially noted
Who says 1t is unhealthy to sleep in
seq how tough he is!
Japanese coal-vascs, Radiant Home parlor
stoves. Baltimore heaters, Vienna cOifee-pOtS
at Harbeson Il .Jutld's, - North Clark st.
Nine. Morse is showing fall styles; in
French patterns. ROOM IL luter-Ocean Bldg.
Paragon ranges, Seayey's palas furnaces,
leca parlur stoves. Seayey l. TO-, ~ State.
The rim. III tile street-car bell is sometimes
4 tare warning.
Headquarters for Richmond ranges, Laurel
parlor stoves, and general outfits for Kitchen
and household furlliture-Bangs'. II State.
The Darling {patentesi) cliililS cap. Stamp
, 1881-10-02
PROSPECTIVE BLISS.

The double wedding Of tile well-known
young people in West Side society, Mr.. Fred
d. Ludlow, with ". L. Mc1lenry, and Miss
Oracle k.urb. daughter OF Peter klumb,
Esq aud Mr.. Z. J.. Rogerson, Of the firm OF }.
Rogerson & Son, and Miss Fannie Dayton,
Of Hamilton avenue, will be performed
Thursday evening, Nov. 8, at O'Clock. at
the Leavitt Street Congregational Church.
The pastor Of the church, the Rev. George
IL Peake, will officiatc.
Cards are out for the marriage OF Mr.
Edmund Adcock and Miss Bessie Nicho1es,
Which is to take place Wednesday, Oct; ),
at t;:3O D. Ill.,, at tile residence Of the brides
parents, No. 80 East Indiana street.
The engagement Of Nj. Emil Roscnheim
to Miss Gertrude Fuller, both of Chicago, is
announced.
, 1881-10-02
SOCIETY TOPICS.

Niagara Fails is so brilliantly Illuminated
by tile electric light every evening that afteF
having the llackman you can easily see
whether there is anything left in your pocket
book.
A tourist in Switzerland, finding charge
in his bill for stationery, and being sure t1'at
he had ordered none, investigated the l'l:tl-
fer. and learned that the q stationery" was
The ink and paper used in making out HIS
bill. ,,.
4 new feature Of private classes, distinct;
yet ut pleasure conlecte1 win tAe Een:'ai :',..
s:Iasst.;. lust introduced by Prof. Naitl1se,
will be appreciated BY those wishing 10 leitn
or practice dancing, yet desiring more e.
clusiucncss than can be obtained by Senef'A
classes.
1t may not be pleasant to young ladies'
who wear patches Of olacK couitl'>.e, tIat era,. m
their faces for style, to Know tlaat se.e;t- ~.
cisllrlls Of the men they meet think llleS 70
it to hide piMple Or Il mole, yet such Is Tic
facl. a, .4 ,;11
ryhihi, tomorrow Il large Invoice OF french
and English felt and beaver lats In different
shades. with feathers to match.
The first lady to adopt the profession OF
architecture is Miss Margaret Hicks, Re-
cent graduate from the course IN archl1ect-
ure at Cornell University.
That truly great painting, the Court OF
Death" will l}t. on exhibition one week more
II U'Drieu's gallery, 3os Wabash avenl1e
Tile effect of the electric light upo'l the
blonde type Of human countenance Is Ut
clared to be gIlastly-
Order wedding Invitations from Dnn"cil y
Ford, society stationers, 80 Madison street.
Princess dresses and those with SHORT
waists and bunclly sasiles are affected BY es-
thetic young ladies.
Nine, Moniz. manicure, has reopened her.
Office, 19l Wab:ts! avenue. Office houfs olttD
from to y. III. Ali manicure gooas lor sals.
Luther sail:' If man is NOT handsome a. ~
% strong at 80, learned at ~, and rich at o0'