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The Joliet Daily Republican (Newspaper) - July 1, 1881, Joliet, Illinois tas.' Mm.Dt.CmafUwtn Hnim'' L^gnnd ■toM.iíril irania irtdie áíe I9IP f4ii« 'í -% f-g*U ’uiií MiqilOh»ii‘»»'«M»»»ll« B«t^' —,■ . ._ •—í-•» -*«. In Ufe anfel n,lMÍ feont, Iridie me xp|p Í2;-Eí!a>lfiísraí*5 T6b JáeaáA, fe>! ^ The bfideenMid ine>ersM«. tte ^toomsQMBWw'lIr. fboam MeE^. o£ "■ repMtattIe tefale’A i«cent& They taiinedletoll^ JWii^b^i»Í<»ekeep. lag, Wfeiiri«liri^w|Í«í%' ^t|wico«a-* r í« llefolkmt^iji» Betog Cri pcwyli; éeme ^ áíd tnd erf««4 Mends oí the bride and gioom ^ ■- ' < á l!legaat plosh afeaa. feom groo^Minen, Thoc! 1lbS«óy;h^dbolt fcáh groom*g ísiáísfutiTsre lÁidemea, líMIéíífe booee fe «f^mosesPen ldiD*<d{,* Wr» ,ifid JCn., It^nffllie^llefe Septembei. * ; MtofflCnitfer.^afBíwnfegto^ oflln.H.t). S&dth.oeOoBin8rirBMÍ . ^aryBeMii^. otJhgie3Uhe, medn 1^ buBUwm. . The AflBieanMiitBotttl iMwe hr^w t^ec^. Hie ISOATICA, iGtOTTF, 80»£ltm cSSr, ^Tboo^Tmi. £ >«slieiy, BeWT K. Sfevw, Ife. O. .♦£ lÍoefeir,1br. VoIkukdJ.B. Orertoo. pr^peDw- ThoB. JfoariuM. riláertfete^Flh^ Mr. aodMi».T. H. BIferJ eBwr*» ««Mi-fySmm, X. Kaoe mI B. ^jpRwf leeaiyer, J. T. XaegMi riíewr ffekfe «ie-O, MsOse: fOrar adn #. Bttney; rifeee eüfer beet^yid^j^ |M^, 8. 8¿(ridM: t«i ^ te Uk». €kmr wd MeBty riiW gold-Uned spooo holder, Mr.' «d F.O. The tfefveraalfel pine-efed wfll jegye K|ig'e doc| d $ o*i tg«íi«eidBet»-1 «««, and akog above, teing the; broad ^etaaáblt^Ooam^^ &-i rife ciiiBk«^aieirMaed"^ tyioo-|^oo We are iwjaeaÉfeí bF Mr. Henry /. ’ •UfeM Om feM, Mr. msd Mf^p^ Wfi di^Mñ msd ma. &m dfeh.Mn. jr, a itrnsky mi aobeldf bfe^ dUi, Mn. ihiin BfeS»; )i. LynAi CMofld-ftaM iieéqf^IÉL J. meóse ate ofgoodiof every d«Boriptlca at froi^iS to »P« oéiA diMoiiBttraai lof^ntoi m i^febdiilHiii * moet rednoe lite immeiwe doel^ jjrior to removaL jeWtf, Ij1.- , ií I I ^ >Uí.«.**ll Taaw gnduatea ttdrty^five giris aa ef >ite"ttife y^. The He» ■m OKMaaU^ .X mmrnit^ mií^'n.» jl* MÓMíIS <Í^ DlSSOLUnOMp Me- «ogn. Ifeiá nggoflti ,™>t “ifaey will probabtybe vecygfedtoawap off these <pn Ím* i , llar ^ dar dtnalvifl fe awitaal csassd^— ferataaü anafe aalhBriiii tavwfea Me Doylejlaifteifef fliate,* Jtoeel^ toy: laigareolintaff«ÍMlr. Mr- md Mea. J, r. qiali^;eifn|^ Toácteg-diair. Ino WfeghKi o«B» roete», Domda MeDotudd: wtoker toíkrf. Mía. Keen, c) Ghioago; ebemberaet, Mr. and Mife F. Lfetgtoaii. afeo moaataelie OOP feMl aanoer; hanging leap, 3mm Marpby: two ateel «ogcav-iDga, Mr. and Mrs. F. M. bbeiryi ototbee. wiiDger, Mr. and M. Mafeney; oloek, ni^kin ting and knife leat,’ 'Dan Quinn, n^anltoitltteBtocMfeawwMimeff» nBfeecC *inii^ oC heatfr^j Biri wby bolilf Th not IteTO bOlkCThe lülM feanilngdoee not detract'a indety team toe moatl>vabie qtnJttfesefmvfn.# (• t iJTTi ri:___, J. B SPUiC.^ rtUBL Jfldtt ‘iAfe (dWamtogt(m; two nfLpfel^tio^ Mrs. 3. W. (EM»oB; Wtw tibie spoons, Mr.‘ Martto Bagan; ae|of vaéea, Mr. T. Benaett; set el dishes, M» Mi^arttfe; tosride top blbfe atand.4b. and Mrs. O. li. Vance; two steel engrartaga, Mre. F. H. Coonril; gentfeeaante ahsving set, Mr. Tim Sidlivan; baff ñmm mi ^asa tombías, Mrs. i. Gttdin; eanring knife and fórit. Chite Bmith; a handsome admtoot, Mr. and Mrs. JTohn Bonefldd; (dan tea set. M<«»« Maty Foley; gtesa oake stand, Mlaa Mary Hayco(di; bgok. Complete Home, Mrs. Will Dteon; set of aUver tau^oofia fruit knhres, Kia. j/ Kefiy; sm, oi ■J;wna, beslapreedsand pOtows, Mrs. brlde’aeatee, lift. Oh¿. M. aetAiii ringfe Mn. Annfe OneB; gteas water pittoer. Mib. F. Long; Jar o( hotter. Mife MU» OtoUn; tedde femp, AMee O'Brien, of Chkfegoii^ of vatos, Mifigfe (FBiten, of Chicago; rihrer boqnet bolder. MfesM.fiaBaon;lMdf donen ailver ladrea, Mary A. McOlnlay: earl receiver and toilet eet. Miss D^Dtepn. sOvet butter knife and anpurqtoOfeH. MoUena; taOat ^ JaBaMoGloálKy:felto(rigto8, ^ pn^» ^aaa Indt «Uah. Annie Baancte; card reoelvee; linda GtoUn; wine aet, Xfeeaa Llaria «ilÍMr Bans; table lamp. MHaFotoy;aet>d toUetmate, Maggie Witten; aet of mats, pin cushion and ptetusfeliariaMigglMi ysanel yfetn». MfeaaaMatyandSaaakCoB;aUdy. Mlaa Vahamfl loot nat, BBaa Ma-bony;pvB^ booR, M. MaDonald; book of dMocum, Mfes Saaah Gnddy; half denen silver kntres, Mn. A. Schwaria; toilet set. Mary Bswk% of Chicago: a lamp and piOow. Mn. Mary Daly. ^ n^ tlwt bavenltor to» Irish land bin take fweoedaoqn. over fdl,o(^ boflineaa. In oome ef Ids apeeto'he arid thé gov^ent would endeaver to prorogue paiBunent August fiOi, a week eaito tomnsuaL ■* AA0 CM.T. fe idaner vidsaa' Da- ,r fefeat. Tlwoeaer wUl to vwjr Qen.^TfauJte^ amttb, mpeitetoiMtari BEBfOTAL., of toe ILtdfKmBiver tmmel, is it. Streatw. He oomea to bund atnmMlat the new Cod rn efflet 0» tte SiofwrSawiag MmIiím Om-aa..y wUltomMVaioBJalyl fsmWo. B1 Bun shaft to relieve ■ _ A WW- - Ja ^ — witcr,-—SFowiiori _______ iUmtmttnrnteMt. fefeU’f bfefetaa. » it <rf aupeiflueua JWriKarfemt. . jeacst Á:^D~€k>LP:-Ia XxctoBipi Mr tto M t T. ia «aad tefelHta. FUNO orOROAH t«r IM rikiefe WHt at qir Ma»U atyr^ JgJUfea tba 'iaattwelva moofhi^i I G*S'."iS Stóí S. SJíá tUBtano fiMi rvnrral ifeMlttf. I roanatc rd liktoc Burdock Blojd Httcra about nr week* aco, and ao« ll,aV« gnml iiiuaaart l.n •taiiut tbat I bavi faéotorvd ay afpeti*.'. VX mrMai! ft auto' ■iy wnplfXioa hu frre^ rndCy, and I fed belter altocettot." Rica $i W, litei •mlO era*! C AVI ISONBT. if }M vast a anufep Bagejr O <wPaaatna.tow^vL.K WHl^i^ia -------------'«sás; Areat for BATOOCK BKOa., ut 87 Mhnoa 8traat,d«ifet. ; natuni llowen. Miry of CfafeSgo; waB laafeiinl, Kite Me= Faiton; hal^doaen tfivw tea qwona, Mfes Afede Donael^. of Odeago; haff ftown kidveaaodlocia.Mn.M. 8. Baroey; two pfetniea, Bd Uwtor. Early yeetndsy morning burglara en-feied toc hoaae of -Edwaid Smith, eocner of Qfepxxi «ml Chkfegóiílieal». and toelr I hte pants and eonteuta of podtota, $I3.«7, iT pair of shoea, ika0 on lUnatiated bitde wldobooattlA Mr. Smith baa ao Mm to toe b^ugiar. An farevaoot nwn.- 'wbo onr oOoe to atesT our ex* todngaa.ni8gesto that tea baa aaan n oM. portan lbMli^.^EoaP^ pn nriglibocfaooa. mirtte who hM been efeptoytol In Latobeii Bteteop * Oo.fewitetoetovy. fvannrted bhn. oia Into 9atoiday. tofM Wltotef»:*»*«**tby boya The moto» and hoya are all doing wtol. ntollr. Mie, tteough toowwhit ankmi A toe wtol*belnf of kb lowed OMS, teabipiiy Mst, Be.realdeeon Cass Mi^ ^ the éeMmy. Mr. Max ■etotend. toagentel nliiBiM for David BoaM^ii|fe. etorted oto yeater day with a paper pled|^ the etoUiiog bouaea to riots at 9 o'ricdt p. ro. They att rigaad It but Mr. DavfdWisQ», who dafeto that baMMtad and teilhfuUy Uv^ dp to a rimiter tgmésmA test yew:, but oomt af toa olhtoe rioiated it He dost Bot propoaa to bd eambt uapping. It te Fourto (rf July CSLSB BATI OBI *. U‘ 1 U : -irAT TH*- FUR GROUNDS. JOUET, H.L. Programme of Amusements. . THK CILgBBATCD BABEUCK Ibime Race^ or Hippodroiwl IB whiete Two Moii^ BMa Four Bobmb In I dK). A. Pturse of QXOO.OO mi hOHSES T6AT HAVE NEVEB BEATEN TBrIb MINUTES.. rntoiili'f T infTu-j sad yift tt thirl JL Piurse of 880.00 ^ For botses that bye never troUed for mon^n Tiat^mi a RaMCoaiea. list prezmom |15: iieand fUl; third LADIBS* EQVESTBIANISM BLBGIAMT 82DX SABBLS.' TTo enlranoc fee cfaargad. A PursR of $50 ferRu|{Riíig Nonss, ti^w foriil, n L.ll t ..---- ?- »1----- ton.. WIK. A1A Ooc-hsU m'ie heats, ^ two ia three. 1st pmn. tS&; Sod, fl5} 81. |ia AdcrriLiE: zi.,a.ob. - OiK'btlf niile heat. Ftnt peemnnn^eecoad^ P £ D E.S T B i A N r S M. Hm lU. dM>.WnO rwk "IM*S-TO»«^." lU |4> U.V áaOOSDFOÓtaAOaaMruA.- RMWWmi«»,'ai>M;tai.M OTHXB SPOBTS. POLEWPIffis... 8«coni,|L RUNNING HIGH JUMP. " i'f'5 ^'|n^sa|t5m*aad,fL THROWING HEAVY HAMMER. Ifeto to«iri,u», It: seeuad, ||. BLINDFOLDED WHEELBARROW RACE. first prtmisa, ISt Mwaad, |2 or fafraacs/eis lea per ceal of e«et parse t?77P5Sr¿ílí-'- in ORATION BY AN ABLE AMATEUR SPEAKER. nrobibte titot after the Fourth there wiil beaoiÍM ' ‘ > dUBvdteg to «OÉW to au agreemeot to tu the bow. Thera wl.l be Twa Imiw'eed Cennod*ens DsaHeg Fiatfarma aa IhaQrtuida and the Beit ut Ific by bUVAL*ri QUAOBIUB BAND ABMITTAMCA Í8 0«Bta.j^ 0bildr€^ 10 Cents. VebidM. 8| Oenta. -ttm fetofe‘ «D pitotei 'Oith. biuaVQhto.^ Ufen» d' SDM ^ne eni It. Om 03 00. ft Sb, ¿1» Oto faoni Pfettms. ' Brtthli SoiNtS; We . onr _ mif iefl ^ S' r% áHAt AQosrffr^rf a Dhltor- WIiVestf « ate* «MW I jtotoEHbOa; from tor ri^TwaTtet er|^ be IW Ifei, r^on our „dn!l^a]ae, anik o4* , „ ...jnibf Eabcito é« better Bed asnal nmuf enifena-aBoto dm 55?" ^toateanleadihirihniMee nlheadi^^ MftilHt Hits, «lie fink quslrtife Straw __ from CsMiBf fe M tor n. 1 iC < Hailtoe S<ore> m0 _______________ «town. bay froto Mmmton w !m•^ Watoteerh to m - |JBMn wrmmmrmm ItoanikAjtoMtoiurriitei ^feto. VI- yt: ■ii»- akifl „ l^iHUieneto Hats LkielColtBs. _ B Om phtf tef-^toWiBllWF^ m a^iteJsSr: W MB ¡MHva n Ijn Mi Coltofs, ertoknMiW FentobW atond^ rate troa Msn\ Fbafe nS6, fl.5(K 18, ob! bow mad Goods; laso to >Altoi IbrtRbJnB$. fucj IW ThfTtnMcnaidnatin fgteliidéuirriiñeB fife ^Mlteirr;^ .Wfe MrtwflaBttL ... . iiipWI Evitor TNdfeellg.-ir^ tferMto inaM|MkteyNtortei iXTttwi itebtotoeateditoiiBd#"^^^ Aabnidttol miifatekik.«Bdtea wear Walk Tbs (Mil tdi rr ' afeirav n^.^-s«.aL7 wmaraa aaBnu: *>,1.-' - Ti» Mhto^Ttodidi Bi^Stlfiby wé — BIMF iefe ttetfccT €touk Sart! and Wl NdXl* CtstinMV lto*.| berfelfeli gs’«£?i'FÍSrs sswSsva’s,^ IMmmr CfenriMCIbttlig Jewelry tor WOar CaáatoaenlBf ueten aid quto^fe^ ^HnaBtoa'^ to toMew etoh erowas af vaiioto Jh woaaof Ptrferiioa, *, «idtofe _ at Tk toDts 40 eetoa, mfeudi the fineto andes to f1 avr £10 _ rBiritoitotl tity foram a fceig our slock. ^ vori, hot is won a peculiar Wat it to toake it ledttod at 09 oatoj KiU Sitte, BeetaeieSeto Dieters Mohair, Alpaca. of maní ^pm aad . patteknA a In CoK-jLtaen. OimteL of maní mol write ri>^ bmu ‘ »y. VFe-hi Bite Coats Ihat wiQ keep (he bodi 1 wP" bfeX Kide of L’nen. Flanned STYLISH md L «ht-weiaht Ca»i Cut sad ufede try ,nir.«. tafeefolly Irim m Tsik«lr.m^beri and and eqoally appro Ctemmws sad Chevi^ arista for Girii and Boft to he toad, we are now of- ---— — ---r- ^—. - . ,---- rom two^od-a-litof; tc lenajr at Urn m«rwou«^ ong G meate «> pnceifhe Mitsir AIpm «ywrvri «•»•. rsn*^ |ow pricet to $10. »1 /ranflSS to|800. If» persnit -T,-,.— ... IÚVO a1 We have Irih the cto' i» trades, tbe Pqplm Uum sad the extra Jr Cre*oaae, to 50 mafinniág <oing up. 50SIW m |nav«r UV au «> maa 9M MuaewoMi y «.«WJ to tl ancj 0 rriois ated Made to i and every eofer trifliog sapenae. Chndraa^s We have c ia jiDGk la coa hetoiarEVEBT IN JOLIET. W« every shape a« tttuü, every lb ai piiera. J. ELSINQEB & CO^'34 and 36 Jeffisrson Stai •fl fc; The Largest Clothing House in Jolito. WSW 70BK L. 8EVE, Proprietor, No. 61J< Jefferson St, - - JolietBi BOW OtBH A WüUí ÜMS Jomestic Notiofis. A FULL assobtmhit of lacks. linnga. Spool SIk and Gallon. Gieto Ta.ioW and Tovrelaw. Hair Od, PeriniaiMF, to^BWene, Ibwcte Moflici] bistnictii MOBBBrAKr BAKE iaftneltor ffe the Ffane, «Hfi IWtw.aailn^aaBni QOEMÁN -fbbit NEWS M aatoOegÉWal JOUBk. A Big Stnrtt of LABIES*nd CBlLDBEN*d IIOSB|ffi|ii^BNI*B BALF HOSOL S A Beantiiril Une liW^^owrelFF AND A THOUSAND OTHER AB^IICLES. Ml Good Boo{|M si tho MZMI oro SoU at How Yoik Prieot. TOU CAM SECUMS BAMGAISS BT TBAMSQ AT THE KTow y:5rorts. SAZCkxr. mtünuT OUBFBIENDB AND THE PUBLIC ARE (XAIHAIÍ.T OTYirED TO 1H6PB0I . - OOB STOCK OF ' FINE GRADES OF TEAS Gtog ef ISBOt the batoBto aanrfcto aSndfe mprm-íBmm Jnaki DOWK! »F£C1AJL ATUEMnaH b oallsdIs anrtootonf BASSET FIRED JAFANS, thaonly PURE Japan 'Bwain toamsrint Na aanm, w «stent m tbe btobrni of toa cnp. no hvown or dead leavM. bot a atricOy pore Iba af ina lavor and gobi torengih. All otoar Japans All otoar Japana are pea ired. ? An bppoctutoy fe affiwded eveiy Oatooiaar to alee» tea baton Icaviag the atove. COFFKB BBASfi» AIB OtBUSB FRISI ITIRT BAT. Strictly F«r« Spices aad SfaM Groceries. fe TbmMTtoWEl feMMNFMW Ate ^ .Ate 4m ^TfitlrtvAwa IA TTsaKdtetsate tflto ^ ORDER THROUGH TELBPHOHR. n letter. EDQAB LEONABD/Hniii^er C. T. Oto HOUSE, MOW nAismc. SANFORD PIKR House Moving.’nais '•‘SaSW^TJlSA Crnmwmt^mé. TO SOUTH CMTKB8TB naadarba,ani iWgatonipderi ASgSSSS^^ ) SakatuAnwtooiiin •MsMw icimtostoiayaBd' ■tewrotommwwffe W oiidl on neafekt sf fea r TMOKAT nMdufea •oHIa JfeKfe tof A ritíSfkntA AjUT. A fenfeiiwi tsfewvsdo jafei

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