Daily News, Volume 1, Number 67, Franklin, Johnson County, 6 May 1880 — Page 3
DAILY NEWS
THURSDAY. MAY 6. 1880.
Political.
FOR COM. ft Km*.
Th»*a» II. Xklao*, of Vigo County, i* can tiUt.- f'T Birf««tiUlhr» in Cbngrt** frimtbe
Eighth
District. Indians. subject to the decl»lon »f tin- H'-pnbllcsn ttanlMtlnf ronrealkm. to toe
ln*UI nt
Terra Haotr, June £1.
F»B KHKBIFF.
Johs
Bui.
Ift llarrlMu
sr
:td. 1M.H4*
Township, is a caodi
.1st.• f.»r Sheriff of Vigo County. subject
to
the de-
ii-nm of !h- Comity iH-morratlc Convention. Abraham Msutu.e.
of
otter Creek township.
*ill 3 candidate U-f-.rr the Republican Coo at t't»m«-ntion f»r storfiff. •Im
trr
will acai»dld*te for Sheriff of
..nniy. *«t)«*rl the deci»£»n »f lh«- Kepub-
tit afi tti Yf' 11 i* tti.
ot tkkahi
„t
'I r. «nw«-r
\S'f
hi-
stkm.
*t"T ,Joii* I,, liaows wilt Im- a candidate be f..f l£-publican nominating convention for th.- offlri* of County Treasurer, subject to the of tl»«* contention. rivt- lun.r Sr.*« 1* authorized to announce
cub \V i1 Sti^ar '"reek Towu«hip, a* a aodidaN-1r
Tr« i«ort of Vigo county. *ub)*ct
ti. (h- i-i if tl«- l£»-publi«ii nontktift^im con--WI.IKJII it
SI Wai a» r. »ill t«-a candidate for tlv* office
'it
Vi
'f»
«*onntj. subject to the de-
it.iur» th#- Iicwi'KT»Uc no mi nation convention. N ft. KKSKTT. of 1'immtu, wit! in* a candl- !.• f..r tin- tf Comity Treasurer. eiibjevi to tin- il i.f tin* Democratic iii.niinatlntc contit t»
rorVrv
i.f.iik.
authorized to announce that
Mkbrii.i.
N *itii a I tttuiliiat.' for tin- nomination for ). fk of Vltfo -oitii!«. mibjrct to till-will of the if) iii!U« «u ii.ntiitixllnt! convi-htioo. \S nr* authorized. to announce that
C, A.
1'i.wKit will t* candidate ln-forc tin* Republican nun!) convention for the nomination for Clerk of Vi,'» i(t ti IV
I. A
liciiNrrr
Co-irt*,
I* a candidate for €^l»*rlt of the
nulijert to tin*
dceUton of tin* Itrpubltcan
noininn!in convention. .Ioiin ltoY«K will b* candidate for tht» offlcc of Conntv Clerk, mibjec! to th« d«'Clal»ii of the |)[iu«ra!li Niitnliiotlnw't'ofiventlon.
Mciiioraitduui of Com I it
TC Co«iv»*iiUohh.
Fur tlx- iM-in'rtt of our lunny renders we ^iilijoiti hclt.w ii lint of tin* coming con %ctiliniiH iiinl comiiiittccx:
UKI'CnUCAN CUS VKNTIONft Nnliotinl
("ntiTcntion,
('hicago, Juno
State ('onvmlion. ImliannpoUH, .June 17. 1 HMO. ("ongn'H'iionnl ('onvcntion, Rlti District, T.-rrc liiiutc. June 2J1. 18M0.
IlKMtU It.VTIC CONVKSTIONS.
Niitiotuil ('onvciition, ("incinunti. June I HMO. Siutc ('niivcntioft. IndinnupoliH. June 9,
V\jMMO.
('ongrcixintiitl 'onvcntioii. Htli District, rtvwforcisvillf, June 4tli, 1SH0. ,'i HcpuMicnn 'onunittcctnnn of the 8th 'unfrre'dioiiul Diflrict, lion. if. ii. Houdi-
Iiot, rcHtdriicc, Tcrru iiuutc. Ot N'TY CONYKNTIONH. iicpiiltlit un CouMy Convention will ho held at the Cotirt House in thi* c'ity lit 2 o'clock, \t June HHh. Democratic
To he held May 30 ut court hou,«*c. Dcmocrntic dclegntf* to t'ongre^Hionid. Judicial nml !4tate convenlion» to he w* lected at county convention, May 29.
Itppuhlican m«A»*m(*fUngJ» to Ik? held In the variotis ward* nnd townshi|«* on the 2th of Jtine. to nominate delegates to the (NmgrwHional atotl County convcmtiout Out townships metkt nt 3. 1*. M. I and the wards at 8 *!'. M.
Hcpuhlican County t'cntnd Committee, 11. L. .Miller, Chairman J. O. Jtttiw, Secretary «t WAUL, (»r«H«rr Terrr LLAU«0 HEEOND waril, 1.
LUATUON
H, JONP* TORFT"
Klfth ward, SATUN^L L»
in.
H«K'S»R CRRRK
tp,
Aauli*
I'hlr»t want, K. S. Krney Torr* Haute
Fourth ward. II. It. Mlilpt Tfrri'llaule
Cliff
S!\th
wartl.
JOHN A.
TARR* H»»T#
Hejrtwdd*
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TI«'O W, HarrU
Ma*k»vlll#
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I I A I
1* the \w*i pliiii- in Tertv Haute to buy 'h«»ap N«»tion«, T»«vs. Hosiery. Alhniii#, »nd Views, American imv i(v«», S:\tchcN. Mirrnr*. Wax and China fKilh. Btrvl Cairr«, Ha*e Hall* and llata. and the N'st Hue «f t*al»y carria*r"« at the .j^»Wr«t prnr«t in thvrity. For thrw. and kit mi^ct Urtnccm* no jvlai^ ctcrls
TIIK FAIR.
:t"!S Main slr\^!.
Ke* aad tl«f*at Ua« «f iUvarwartjaat rac«iv*d at Riehardl»«B'*Q»«#Brrar» $07 Main itr»»t,
fief,rv Uttving your IMHlTS AND f^lloKS «rdl on Paddork & 1*utt**U 407 M*in «trwt op|W4dtr Opera Ilo«*e. They ««tlantlv kw|! on lt*wi fttll of ^nr«i and sell chc«p«»r I
JMosro
Han
Itemcndn'r the sijrn of **lir
Bclccteb Ulttffilann.
A Ffgktisg Editor^TwArtu
Boatoo Pw: A Western editor, whosff style of writing
wm
calculated to arouse thr people to
dceda of &ore, being himself not much on the muscle, found it necessary to keep a fighting editor, and he had a speaking tube connected with the heelers room to call him when danger required. One day a gentleman to whom the editor had re ferred a* "a cross-eyed dromedary," came in to request a correction, and as the fighting editor was out, he didn't respond to the signal of distress, and while the editor and his visitor were on the floor under the desk, the former agreed to correct the mistake, and the irate man left. Pretty soon a gentleman from the rural districts came in to give the editor a big squash and get a notice, and about that time the' fighting editor returned, and a boy in his room told him that the boas wanted help. The man of war wa#v quick to respond, aud daithiug into the chiefs room and fr«e ing the latter in a somewhat disordered condition, the result of his previous visit, he thought the countryman was the cause of it, and clutcthed him. %nd after staving up some furniture, run the victim acro&t the street to where an empty hearse was ^landing in front of an undertaker's shop, into the vehicle he jammed the farmer and shut the door. The commotion he had created scared the horses attached to the hearse, and they started off on the dead run. People soon noticed the runaway and run after it, and were shocked at beholding the hearse collide wi'.h a post and complete wreck aud their horror at seeing a human lody precipitated to the sidewalk, was only equaled by their amazement at seeing it spring nimbly to its feet and take off across the country yelling murder. They thought it was an attempt to bury a man alive, and part of them went aud got the undertaker to lynch him, while the rest pursued the farmer, who was found hiding in a swamp. And after lie was brought in. it took over three hours to gel matters explained, and then the farmer went 1hfore a justice of the jeace and made affidavit thai he hoped to l»e struck by lightning if he ever entered a newspaper office again.
The Wrung Man.
Detroit Vrtv I'rvaK. When David Hmith reached home the other evening, his wife told him that a red headed man had leaned on the front fence and thrown a kiss at her a* she sat in the window. She looked for a tiatiron to throw at him, of- course, but he skinjH'd away to return in half an hour and repeat the performance. When David heard of these things he hankered for
ffore,
and he went out to look for a redleaded man wearing,a black hat. He soon found one, ami without any unnecessary delay he went for him. Tly? si ranker didn't seem to object, and heciandled limself
ho
\Cell that David was in the
litch in about a minute with two black eyes. "The charge is sturbing the peace," saitl his Honor as the prisoner came out "What right bad any man to wink at my wife?" "The law knows nothing of the winking matter. It must deal directly with you on the charge specified. What Is your defense?" "These two black eyes und a sore head,' was the blunt reply. "That won't count here, Mr. Stevens, I shall flne.you $f." "Ml pay it, but I'm going to hunt for that chap!" "Better not let any more men hunt for you! You look bad*in the face just now, and one more dose would use you up. The charge is correct, air, and you can go. Haw 1x»ef is good for the swelling, aud Bijah has lots of court plaster. Vie will now try the plain drunks in a batch."
Ileum** Built by Wm. Penn.
The houses on Letitia street, between Market and Chestnut, which was built by Wm. Penn for his daughter L«tetia, and in which she lived and died, has recently l»cen purchased by J. A. Janney. who contemplates tearing it down for the purpose of making an addition to his warehouse adjoining. The buildiug has been used as a saloon, during the last twenty eight years, and adjoining it is the old mansion once occupied by Penn, and which has also been occupied for some time as a saloon. An unsuccessful attempt has been made to purchase the last named house. It was the first brick house in Philadelphia. Having been built by Penn, in
!6oS,
the materials used
in its construction having been imported from Kngtand, The firm has offered the Letlti* House to the Pennsylvania Historical Society, with the privilege of tearing it down and removing it: Mr. Geo. \V. Child* has offered to bear the ex pentcs of removing It to the park and having it erected in its original style, ami his offer will undoubtedly be accept ed as soon as the society^ convinces cer tain of its members as to the Identity of the house, upon which point they seem to be incredulous. It is to be hoped that the Penn House will also be purchased, in which ev*nt the Messrs. Janney offer to give It, too, lo the Historical Society.
PkHdMphia. ffnlUtin I JILJJWM. Llll Silver »t Tendon S8 I lfld per ounce. ji.mili in.ni
iiji
UJ? '1 •ll'B'.'.i1.
Wolff «fe Co., of Buenos Ayres and Paris, hare failed. Liabilities are stated at £$00. (KM). A taut £40,006 will fall on .Manchester.
The question of laying a cable from Haltfas to Bermuda is being *«it*ted by the various members of ibe British gat emment and of Parliament, as well a* by certain prominent business men of Lon don. It ii believed that England ought to have a cable between those points for the accommodation of the naval depart ment ami for purpose* of trade.
&
An editor whose office waa taken ftc the den of a taxidermist, had some trouble to explain that so far from stuffing birds, and minks, and things, he bad to "hustle around pretty lively in order to get enough stuffing for himself.
The most treacherous and cruel thing on earth is an empty old gun that has been laid away in the garret or knocked around as a plaything for ten or fifteen years. You may snap it at stump all day, and it will miss nre every time, hut the very first time you snap It at your brother, or your siMer, or your sweetheart—oang! and you've shot a bole through Somebody.
A gentleman entered a grocery store in Indiana recently, and asked for a gallon of molasses. 'Having drawn if, the storekeeper asked him what he would take it home in. "In my haL" promptly replied the customer, calmly holding out a new silk hat, into which the grocer, not to be outdone in coolness, poured the fluid. Then the customer jammed (he hat over the grocer's head, and having thus occupied his attention, took what money there was in the till and skipped out.
A masked burglar entered a room where a man and his wife lay asleep. They both awoke, when the robber pointed a pistol at their heads and quietly backed out of the room, and got off witn his plunder. The startled slmnberers were terribly frightened, "the man's hair turning white before morning.3 rhe woman waa as much ^scared as her husband, but upon examining her hair, which hung over the hack of a chair, it yas found not to haye changed a par* ticle.'
NOTICE OF SALE.
VTOTICK i* hereby given that on the 18th day of •*.y May. 1880, between the hours of 10 A.
m.
and
8 r. the undendgnod will offer for aaleat public auction, at his residence in Fayette Township, Vigo County, Indiana, one uiare, the property of one Jamt* Qatgley. for the amount dne aim for feed and care of aald mare, for SV mouth*, dtiring the year* 1877.1878,1870and 1880 up to the l*t day of April. 1«».
Thi# 4th day of Mav, IfWO. JOSIAH W. D. WOLFE. Davi* DA vi#.
Attorney*. 6Sw3
Dm 0oois
F. O. EftPKNUAIK.
W. H. ALUHEt'HT
GENTLEMEN,
IF YOU WANT
UNLAUNDRIED
SHIRTS,
BE SURE TO
LOOK ATDnHSTOCK
Before You Purchase.
OUR EXTRA GOOD
75 CENT SHIRTS
Equal to any $1.25 shirt In the City.
FIT GUARANTEED.
ESPENHAIN & ALBRECHT,
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A beautiful work of tff Page*, One IJotewd Flower Plate, and fiOO lltaalratKMM, trill dewrip Umm of the best flower* and vegetable*, and brw to grow U»ei». All for a ftre Out Sunup. In XwMi *r Otnun.
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ST*
rior can daily, except Sunday. sSleti*cKecliuingcittirtfcr. Union Depot Une, kh f* five minute* faster than city time.
Terre lame ft laSlasspslh Kit. L'nioa Depot -Tenth and Chcataat^ia.] Vsndalls Uae. Trains leave for BnwlL. Greeaeastle. Plainfield, Indianapoiin and all Eattern ritjec: *f Fa*t Line, }.-IUam:
Accommodation,
Kipref*. 3L0B
and Aceoauooilatioa. .1«0
pm. TrmluoarHrefromtlieM potnte: »Pacllte Kxpre*»,
us
a Mail.
SlS&uib
m. Trains leave for Marshall. Martlns%1lle, Cawey, Efllngtuun. Vandal is. tUreenvtlle, St. Louis and all Wwtera and Southern eltie*: •fPacilk Sxpeese, 1.SS a Mall. 10.08 a Fs«t Expcess, S.10 m. Train* arrive from these points: *Fa«t Line, 1.38 a m: Mail sad Accommodstkn.s.s0am *Day Kxpre««.
2.45 ia.
Ku an* rt He & Terre Iteute ML [Union
vllk-
Depot—Tenth and Che*tnut Su.]
Train* leave for Sullivan. Carlisle, Vincennea,
Princeton.
Kranartne and Southern cities: Xa«h-
Exprew.4.30 am
Indiana poll* & St. I*ui» KR. t^Depot. Sixth and Tippt-canue .Sut.] Train#lesveforOreencai«tle, Dsnvtlle, Indisnap olii and the Eaat: *cs New York Ex press, \.2S* indianapoli* and Mat toon Accommodation, 8.46 a m: »Day Express. 3.10 m. Arrive from these po»nts:"*New York Express, 1.3C am *Day Express. lO.Ka in *lndisnapoli and Mattoon Aceomruodation.S.35 m.
Trains leave for j|. Mary's, Paris. Charleston, Mattoon, Paris. Alton, St. IahiIs and the West: fcsNew York Expresa, l.SK a Day Expn'ss, 10JM am Indianapolis and Mattoon Accommodation} 6.37 pm. Trains arrive from these points: •New York Express, 1.& a in Indianapolis und Mattoon Accommodation, 8.44 a *lay Express, 3.08 m.
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YOUR SHIRTS
MADE TO
MBASURB,
AT
HUNTBES'
Sliirt Factory,
523
MAINSTEEET.
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BUT THE SATlTtDAY COUKIER Brr TBB SATl'RDAY COUEIEB BUT THB SATURDAY COURIER BCT TUB SATURDAY C0t?SIER BUY TOT «ATCa»AT Ct^tKR
Neat ftataiday. It Pirtee, iv* eettts a r»
prat forM rents
AXES VIOL B* tier. S. V.
fee fu af food tWafs. Sea* s» aay address. »r ^.U* A#** mm ftialkk#
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n.
Poftt ®£ct BnUetin.
CtoslMtr Mails AMI Carrier wk»very. Carriers Leave for Malta
IndiaaatKiiteand
tKspre«4,».lUpm. Trains
arrive from theee potata: Eastern Express, 2.50
•Chicago
Express, M)^t5
ni.
Krmnaville, Terre Haute & (Jdcaxn By. [I'nian Depot -Tenth and Chestnut Sis.} Train* leave for Clinton. Hillsdale, Newport. PerryM file. Danville. Chieaso and tbe Northwest: Terre llante and Chicago Express, T.UlSk Danville Accommodation, 3.10 *s Nashville and Chicago Expresx, 1030 m. Trains arrive from these point*: Chicago and Nashville Expresa, 4L3U a m: Terre Ilsnte Amtmmodation, 11.10 a tn: Chicago and Terre ilauut KxpreaK, 5.S0 m.
EAST.' Delivery. Closed.
Indjsispolis and thru' east TOt)am..ISOOmdt ladianaiolbt and stations on
\aadMla|tathxs4t.v...
tJWam *«tlay
era
*Faet Krprese,3.®
Western RR,. east Danville. Northern Ohio, Northern Indiana, Michigan and Canada...
TOOaai.. 600am
Indianapolis sad s'stVmr on Vandalia Railroad .11 SSam.. 3 IS pm Indianapolis und staUonaon 00am..l30)mdt
LA6t.Ii (tlSlaa.. iSOpn
Eastern Indiana. (.%jNcs«o and Northernnitooia.,...... llDis.. StSpia Eaat
Keatackv............ 4 »p m.. 90 pm
thru*east....
4 3pm.
00am.. 600a
Statioa* on Toledo, Wabash & Western RR. weat of Ian-
7
iXla .lOOOptu
NORTH.
'00a m,. 1000pm
Chicago, lit., (thro' pouch) Danville and utaUons on K. T. H. A C. RR 700 a m.. 6 00 a Iowa, Minnesota. Wlsoonsln snd Northern Illinois... Chicago, lows. Michigan.)
00
m.
.1000
T* aikto District—Jsmos Johnson, Carrier. The south side of Main street, from the river to 5th street, and all territory west of the alley between 3d and ^lh streets south to city limits.
Fotmrtt Distiuct -George A. Hay ward. Carrier. The north side of Main street, frmu the river to 5th street, and all territory west of the alley Ihtween 4th and 5th streets, and north to the city limits.
Firru Distiuct--Frank M. Mills, Carrier. The north side of Main street, front 7th to the old canul. between 0th and 10th streets, and nil territory from the nllcybetweeii7thnntl8tliHlreeti« east to the Vandalia It It., north to 3d avenue, antl all territory north of the Yandolia Hit.. ca»t of 10th street to city limits.
Sixth Distbict—Isaac N. Adams, Carrier. The south side of Main, between Ot ti aud 7th streets, from the alley between OH tux! 7th xttfeti-, east to the old canal, south to Dcininu. und nil territory ea*t on l'oplar street and south todty litultn.
Hkvbkth DiBTatnr-~LouJs Itaganr., jr.. Carrier. South side of Main street from 7th east to city limits. Including the north side of Main, enst of old canal bed to city limits, end all territory west from Ninth street, east to city limits from Poplar street on the south to the Yandalia RR. track on the north.
Frank Sibley. Auxiliary Carrier, whose duty it is to make extra collection and delivery trips. MtOtri.ATtOKS.
The mail Is oollected from street letterboxes on Main street from 1st to 13th streets,uorthon4lh to Cbarry, south on 4th to Walnut and south on lut to Poplar, and Ohio street between 1st and 5th, every week dsy between 8.30 and 9.30a m, between 9:30 and 10:30 a m. between 18:30 snd 3:00 in, [this collection includes to Poplar street, on tho south, and east to 13th,and north to Union Depot] between 8:30 and 3:90 m, between 4:90 and H:30 m. and between 8:00 and 0:00 pm. All other boxes sre collected from twice per day, between the hours of 8:00 and 10:00 am snd between I and 8:90 m.
There sre five deliveries of mail per dsy In the business part of the city: at 7:00 and 11:90 a in. 1:00, 3:00 and 4:90 also delivery at 8:00 p. m. to such business houses ss desire it, whofa place of business is located between *3d and 7th streets and not more than one square from Main.
On Sunday, the Post Office Is |open from 9 to JO o'clock a m, snd persons desiring their mall ran call at the window designated by the number of their carrier.
Sunday collections over the entire city Is made between 4:3D aad 5:30 m, and sgaln In the bnsi ness part of the city between 8 and 9 o'clock
Receiving boxes hsve been placed on every cor ner of Main street to cnsblo persons residing nesr it to avail themselves of the frequent collections made thereon with a very short walk.
The attention of the public Is cslled to the great distance each carrier is obliged to walk, ana par ties living distance back in yards are earnestly requested to place boxes in their front doors or in such other convenient nlsces ss will facilitate tbe delivery of mail. Carriers are not allowed 0 seconds 1 snd receiving no
longer than 30 seconds for an answer to a after waiting thsl Jong answer, be must retain the mall until the next'dc livery. Carriers sre obliged to be prompt, and to do their work quickly, but under no circumstances to be impolite or discourteous, and anvntich should be immedistely reported to tbe
Post
Msster.
sons owning dogs are warned that unless they
them Ued
daring
the
s.
ttSpia
ladlaMfsrits and stations as YawlaUaBaUraad. 4 30 pm.. 115 pm Iowa, Michigan. Minnesota sad
Wiwoaaia..., 430 pm.. gi&pm WEST. St Lonla and thro" west 7 00 a m. .ISOOmdt Junctions on Yandalls RR. sad
Southern Illiaoi—s 7W»m..UU)nuU St Louis and thro' weat 4 30 pm. .I200mdl St Lsuia and stations on Yaisdslls Esilroad
4
Midland Railroad
90 pm.. 639
8t £xuia and statioaa oa I. A SL L.RB 4d)pm..l030am sad tMro* weat 4 d) pm.. IS put Mirslttll and stations south on tbeDsnville4YtncennesftR.lt 30am.. 8t&pm Peoria and stations on Illinois
7
pm
Minnesota, Wiseorisin and 11 &) am.. filSpm Northern Illinois 7 00 a nt.. 0 t*J a in Logunsport and stations on T.
H. A Logansport RR.. Stations an Indianapolis, Decatur fc Springfield RR Stations oa Toledo, Wabasb Jt
4&)pm.. 600am
'00am.. GOOsm
»W a m., 10 00 pm
00 a m.. 10 00
SOUTH.
Evansville, Vlncennes and Princeton Fort Branch and Sullivan(thro' pouches) !..... .. Evansville and stations on E. A
'00a m.. 1300null
7 00 a tn.. Ii 00 mdt
T. 11. RR 7 00 a in. 1800 mdt Evansville and stations on K. A T. II. RR 4 9ii m.. 9 30 pm Southern Illinois and Western
Kentucky 4 SJ0 m.. 3 90 nt Southern Illinois and Western Kentucky 7 00 a m.. 1300mdt Worthinpton and stations on
T. II. «. S. E. RR 430pm.. 000s HACK LINES. Prairieton.Pralnc Creek.
Gray*
viile and Fairbanks.Tuesday, Thursday antl Saturday 7 00 a m.. 7 00 a tn Nelson, Intl., Tuesday «mi Saturday 1 30 m.. 1 oo pin
The city Is divided into seven Carrier Districts, as follows: Ftitsr District Fred Tyler. Carrier.
North side of Main street, between 5th and 7th streets north from Main to city limits, including to the alley between 7tit and 8th tttal to the alley between 4th snd Rth Streets si so. 8th, 0th anil 10th streets, north of 3d avenue.
Skconii Distiuct—John Kuppeuhelinar, Carrier. The south side of Main street, between 5th antl 0th, and all territory between rth antl 0V, utreAs south to Iht* rlty iiiults, including to tl.i streeta and to uie
sllev
city 1
allev be-
between
tween 3d snd 4th .. 054 *nd 7th streets also 7th street south of Iteming tocltv limits.
Per
day.
carriers
will not
their mail, but thev will be obliged to call at the offlcc. N. Filskck. 1". M.
THE VERY LATEST.
A. Campbell'.s Sons & Go's
"NEW CAMPBELL"
TWO REVOLUTION PRESSES
?to tapes. No adjastnent of tj for say sbeet. FfntclMMi it every Tin* mrtf ommUrr prra te tk» world wtridi delivers sl»eet wtUimiit tafres. Send for fall descriptiMi, six** aad prices
SHNIEDEWEND
LEE,
ftole. Western Agents, WMK* CLARK »T
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