Daily News, Volume 2, Number 94, Franklin, Johnson County, 8 December 1880 — Page 4

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DAILY. SEWS

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER

Councilman Ed. Ellis, has an ear of corn from the field of Gen. Garfield, at Mentor, Ohio. '," *"B —Euoouragu the efforts of our laboring men,vantt fttW-nd tho Brtlt at "Do-wllftg Hafl jnext Friday night, —Work on the fence around the north end of Woodlawn Cemetery was stopped %hy the cold weather. —A marriage license was this mornlfig granted by the county chrk to Jesse li.

Smith and Emma Kight, W

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Largest City Circulate,

„THJK "BAILT KKH'it" 1* ALW,lIi OX HALE AT i£\ •v-.v*1 0|/Tfce Terre natfie %IMI*'TSenm *ia$i«F $ }Katt«0tl Mwtt !*fW» iVaUb ft *attli'« *t«r* Ntsnd.lMl Walls •treet,

Dick fardea'it Sew* Muuttf.at tlte n:ua Depot. Ctoderke'* look W«rf, Main

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WAJim UKXT*, imhtti,m. AdvertU«aa~au coming under tlte above, or similar bead*, will be Inserted in ttn.k "N*wa" at the rat# of tea esnt# per line, each insertion.

U)«inte&.

may

prtntert antler this bead

One Cent *a* word, and the* advertisement w:ll rarely

fail

te attract the attention of person# who

have whatever

wanted, and from a large

number of replies the advertiser I* enabled to make the n»e4 favorable selection*.

WANTED

A nurse girl, Most come well Ty a Apply ftt this office.

recommended.

yyaKTKB—5ev«?nil (lr*t-cla«* news boy* at this Apply at once.

WANTKB-To

rent, a bon»e of five or six

room*, convenient to Main street, call or address

I)AU.T N«W«

Orricc,

Wtainting

AXTKD—A good boy trade,

apprentice to the

Apply at till* office at once.

yy ANTED—A Unit daa» cook, immediately Apply at this office.

itor fUttt.

ISfTerre Haute Is tool arge ft "city for Ian to depend oa placard*, which attract the attention of only Much person* ft* necessarily pass the premises, while a small advertisement inverted In the Datcr 5SW» will reach daily everybody likely to want rooaas sr house*, promptly teetute ft tenant, and »*re the loan arising from property •landing Idle.

FIcntly

OIt RENT—Three pleasant room*. situated to buslnes# part of the

office,

I7I0H

eoavenclty.

Gas, water fa nimmer kitchen,' rooms on first floor yard, »a4 ant bnildinga. Enquire at this

House of five room*on Ttpicanoe uqulre

ITtOlt RENT 8t. Just seat* of the Sixth 8U depot

at thl* office.

Sox Sole.

fSP" Under UiU head, for One Cent per word, persona may ofer whatever they may have for •ale, and be s«r« of reaching more purchaser# every day thaa conld be done in a week by personal solicitation, thus wearing the.Advantage of mftuy totqa tries and of welling ftt the best offer!!.

TJKJR BALB Fine dock gnn original co#t, JP tm Will be iwld cheap for cash. SPORTS— *AK, Inquire at this office

8Al.K~Pfr*t-clft*# milch cow, young and handsome enquire at thi* office.

T1L.1.'] CITY.

—Don't fail to hear Dr. Willita to-uight. Iron and steel workers ball Friday tolght. —Everything is quiet to-day in police circles. —Maude Granger ftt the Opera House to morrow night. —There were no cases in tha Mayor's court this morning. —Nothing of consequence transferred to-day in tho justices courts. «~Dr. WillitU" lecture at the Opera 'House will be largely attended to night. -e-If you desire to spend the evening profitably go to the Opera House this evening.

Vtadallsrfi S S #i |lt,{|*ysShat b«ver !«iwW nat -rters Ih more freight haitdtad than. «V pttsa* i# aw #/ii Ml «aoh«i"0%% take &&§* hi the dty '^ses*on.h«p to^ay, having been a{»pointed bf the City Council to till the *aorc*»iouiit} kf the of

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uoiosi of bersalf ami Robert Morris afidl^air«J»K^ ®r ati^|^ Buff and U,ae^««iTi»etitloiai tl#^WWl% Cir

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—Mary A. May, of Vermillion county concluded that she could lire happier by herself thanwith Samuel May. and conse quently she obtains a divorce, which has been recorded on the docket at the Re cordcr** office, in this county. —Andrew Grime* yesterday received Utter from Rev.G. H. Sweeney, stating that his sickness was not so serious ur:i« supposed and that he would arrive in this city on Thursday evening, to take ch&rge of the Christian congregation. t-Th&Bxpreto yesterday receivedthefollowlug:' "The Comets" closed the season at Paducah, v.. on the 4th inst., owing to the dead failure of Mr. Miller's "House Warming." Yours truly, 8AM.

—The Hinggold orchestra will furvtih music for the Irou and Steel workers b.-Ul next Friday night at T)owllng hall. —Ati evening paper seems to liave been having trouble with the Clerk# office. What the cause of the difficulty. —The fine lot uf silver ore specimens oft extildition at Paddock's shoe store were sent to Officer Miller from Silver City. New Mexico, by his brother in law. —Tlte first annual ball of Wabash lodge Nik ft, ot the amalgamated association of troo and steel workers will be given at D^wtlng h^H «a the Evening of the

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his HOW

«...it* full Ha* -f P* f* ton hand. f* «MKtiws*lly rn irf^r *r' of pmtte. ~€4 1? l|| —TUmit puttmm,

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the gnuwpyard tens* few thitmitlt Uwyard ha*«t««» hy an that any further jwoeeodinf of th««K»n vHOB be pttntsfced u» tstentof tha law.

T. JACK.

How lucky the amusement world has been. —A couple of country youths named Blaine and Rinks become involved in a misunderstanding in the west end this morning ami Blaine says he fell'down and struck his eye on apiece of ice, and Rinks wishing to be truthful, says in walking along the street his nose came in contact with something bard.

PEttHOJiAL

Maud Granger plays ia Vmcennes to night. W. W. Sibley is going to open a novelty store in this city.

Mrs. Scott Siddons is said to be a woman of rare beauty. Miss Lena Rudford, of Alvin, 111., is visiting in the city.

Miss Sarah Jordan, of this city, is in Indianapolis visiting relatives. .Charlie Newton, of Chicago, was in the city a short time this morning.

H. Y. Busbnell. general agent of the C. & E. I. R- R., was in 8t. Louis yesterday.

Plenum.

The Above named individual disappointed the curious vigilants about Wall street yesterday who thought he was coming to the city to place himself in the hands of justico. It is now thought that the 8heriff will have to perform bis unpleasant duty and tender the desperado a personal invitation to board with him awhile. The Grand Jury indicted Pierson for murder last Monday, but the Sheriff genteely requested us to say nothing of it as trouble might arise in getting the man to come to the city.

It is evident that the officers are emharassed and are not in a hurry to bring the man to account. This state of affairs howevrr cannot last long and sooner or later the warrant will have to be taken by the proper officials and executed according to the law.

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Gazette.

In.pyramidal display head Hues yesterday, the (jfuutt# [ihere now were sailed our morals bv saying it,*paraded what they would have tho public believe was a a letter from a genuine pastor of a Prcsbytorian Church in Kansas, giving .Hen derson, the man who sued the afforesaid paper for libel, particular fits. There is something very "flshev" about tlte leitcr, and it is cither a fraud, or the man who wrote it, is worse than a fraud, as the Presbyterian church don't contain such men as members of that organization. It may be that the close proximity of the day for the trial of the case of Henderson vs. Qmette, has something to do with the appearance of the illustrious Kansas pastor, We care nothingfotlHetr derson, bur, lets have a fair fighraod the best dog wins/

i-i—.~4jMtU-.iUM lait—at—J-JI

'v t«ntei« Ttta^ I'alJNfd To aUilne. Thi* t?dMft6ny Whicli^isTted Sere a few evenings ago under the name of Comets has been defended as th* follpwiag will explaia:

Mr. Fred Sillier returned to the city todav, the Comets having dissolved at Cairo. Wc-regrot to learn from Mr. Miller that what Mr. Dillon stated on the stage, as a ruse to bring him forward for the presenta'Jan, was known to that gentleman, a sad fact—that there was Jealousy among the actors, or rather the actresses. Miss Martha Wren, who played lletie, the school girl, has too much genius* and received too much applause for the other beauties. It was apparent that all the ladief strove to shine, but the audiences did hot know the motives and reaped the benefit, but the rapturous applause Misa Wren received here seems to lave been the feather that broke the '•hump-back camomile** and open rebillion occuml at Paducah and dissolution at Cairn Mr. Miller will proceed ttf organise a new company and has already had propositions from severmi parties to start anew. Before going out again he will remodel the piece somewhat, put in a couple of uew characters and some new features which hit experience has suggestde. and citpecis to have Miss Wren in bin company. The House Warming haa neither been a success nor a failure nnarv^ ciaUy.jhiti his fi«*eo Miffici«niiiT atwwsisful -tS warrant a^new venture with Tealuret that will make it a brilliant success. .fWlwwit.' urn-.j-JtuftL-xJi-aat... 'immjioi .* roi mr xuwta.

KKkh EsSIATK'TftA SSFKJA.

Allixandre Chntzuf t6 Ed wait! Davis, in 7, Xevtfcs tp tw 0® a M. Warren to A. flnmw and B.

Rovw. t» a *t of 50 ft by

e, M* h* Eli IL Denton to

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Farnie's new play, by the Rice's new Evangaline Co,, to a large audience, at the Optra House last night The performance was of the most amus ing character and was heartily enjoyed by all present.' The music was excellent being far superiof to that of troupes visit ing here at the beginning of the.season This good performance, we are glad to say. opens a list of amusements for the week which are of. the best, and we hope that the companies which have engagements here this week wilt be greeted by as large and appreciative andiences as that which favored the Rice's with their attention last night

DR. WILLITT'8.

The lecture of Dr. Willitt's cannot properly be placed under tho head of amusements, except to those who flud amusement in the gainng of knowledge. Instruction and an evening of pleasure is the result of au hour spent with this lecturer and those who enjoy a good sound lecture should not fail to attend the Opera IIouss to-night.

MAUDE GRANGER.

The above well known popular actress will to-morrow night present the new play arranged for her, and entitled "Two Nights in Rome." She is supported by her .own company, consisting of artists carefully selected by her, and our Opera House goers should not miss the enjoyment to be had at her performance.

MRS. SCOTT 8 ID DONS.

who has been known for a number of years as a leader in theatre circles will next Friday night appear at the Opera House in "King Rene's Daughter" and the "Honeymoon." Chicago papers speak of the actress in the most flattering terms and say that crowded houses greeted her every evening of her appearance in that city.

UNCLE TOM'S CABIN,

will be presented by the Ambercrombie Boston Ideal Company, at our Opera House Saturday night. This company is said to be the best on the road and is well spoken of by the Press whereever they have been. A matinee will be given in the afternoon.

CoIUlnt(lsloners, Court.

The Board of County Commissioners was in session all day yesterday, and the following were the.

BILLS ALLOWED.

D. W. Bayless. poor IS 2S Iicinbcrger &^ olarb, poor..... 7 00 JohnII. ilulf, poor 4 00 Stein & Heckeliiburg, poor... ... 860 Win. M. OolllnH, poor 12 0(1 Jos. Prime, poor... 88CO Wiieion Naylor. poor... 03 10 John Kckhoff, poor. 8 00 li W Dmkle. poor......... ......... 200

W Rlpjctoe, ooor .,. ^14 00 Win Slattler, poor.... 8 00 Wright & Kaufman, poor 18 00 John Reisi«, poor....... 80 00 Wm Fremont, poor 1600 Max Joseph, poor .. 925 Paddock & Purcelt, poor— -7 55

Relbold, lK)or 1 80 N Kinnett, poor 2711 Fonts, Ilnnter & Co. 86 00 Stein «fc Ileckelsberg. poor,..

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W Riptxnoe. poor...* .................... 12 85 A Acuft poor..** 14 CO Brig?s, poor v. 88 00 6 00

II ilnfl. poor Goodman, poor. PPearce. poor... 8 I) Cooper, poor ?. LHein'.poor.......

en«ieke, Car erson.

Bartlett bindery Ilibb & Goodwin .......i:..

Moofe&Langen .... II AtideffOB,.. ,'v.i...i1...'»*.f.« N Rogers W II Fi»k. poKilc%nridWf^ .V. /^v^ nift A Son, pnblic bulld'nff#....., Wolfe A Aider, public building]* V,

O Ball A Co.. priDt'ng...wv Terry A On., printing Ofroefer. printing

W 8 Bnrford, book* and statipnery

RjibmftA A Ilngh Rrown': Uwnejt C»akll8jr.. Stein A Iteckelclnrg

Miller

^VPftortor. IIartip«.«..

Brakaw ttni* Joseph.... v, Roll Foul*. Hunter A Gt-0 Sunptdn Lewis Weeks, «I al«. •.*' Ralwrt ABen...v........

A A Martin KLee

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*. or any 4itern** of Uwe llv* v, blood m*db. and wish to ml well, Vn the I*rof.

rem^ty.

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emitter.

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Fnench

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6 00 8 70 #7 05

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..,.S 18 03 88 75

Tii Oaallght Oo 188 00

Sbryiff Ilro«., specific. Magwire

Yeakie, specific...

Drcnsieke. apcciflc Iiali, «ieciflc. H« Carpet Theodore Pie

8 50

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ATTENTION, LA»i£»!

Ton can get Muds of FANCY Stitehin« done at the Howe Machine oflBce, srfch as TCTCKJNQ-, Ku0t&g, Bratding, and Hemming* No* 302 ICain Sueet .... vytg m/vnr ,.:fW

Feeble

S'.ein & lleckel#berg, poor 1905 BrofeawBros., poor 89 17 Dan'l Lynch, poor—........!: 87 75 TJUriflUh, poor 14 75

11 70 8 75

Parley »fc Roach, poor... Uichfird Mcllroy. poor. Henry Steinkamp. poor Steinbergcr A Stark, poor.... stickle Johnaon, poor 81 00 Bauermeister A Batch, poor 88 iK) Gardner A Turner, poor.. 9 00 Brokaw Bro?., poor 17 50

24 00 5 12

LMUM.

Those languid, tirc&ome sensations, causing you to feel scarcely able to be on your feet that constant drain that is taking from your system all its elasticity driving the bloom from your cheeks that continual strain upon your vital forces, "rendering you irritable and fretful, can easily be removed by the use of that marvelous remedy. Hop Bitters. Irregulari ties and obstructions of your system are relieved at once, while the special cause of periodical pain is permanently removed. Will you heed this?—Uiiu*nnttti tkiturday Xig/U.

C. Whi taker, the popular shoemaker of No. 9 North Second street, is jubilant over the good business he is doing at his new stand, and says it ail comes bv doing good work at low prices,, 'The citizens are all invited. 914T3t

TfuWsuit of childrens clothes at the Blue Front for $1,75. 87tf

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Have your Boots and Slnes repaired by C. 'Whitaker. No. 9 North Second street. The best of work done with neatness and dispatch. 91-3t

Second hand liard coal Stoves, base heaters, tor sale li ip to make room for soft coal Denmark burners, at Probst's, 4th, between Main and Ohio.

A mic stock of Rubbers, Arctics and warm Overshoes just received at G. A. Rogers & Co. 329 Main street. 87-t3

FOR HALE,

A second hand phfeton almost as good as new for sale. Original cost, $325.00 will be sold for $110.00,, Enquire at Beau champ and Miller's stable on South 6th St.

If you axe Hungry, and want a meal that you will relish, just step in at White's Dining Parlors, (and our word for it,) you will go away perfectly satisfied.

Don't forget those splendid winter over coats at the Blue Front for $2.50. 87tf

.. FOlt SALE.

A frame dwelling with 2 rooms, cellar, cistern, outhouses fcc., all in good repair, cheap. For particulars and terms call at 206 Main street. 90t4

The celebrated Walker Boots can be bought from G. A. Rogers & Co. 329 Main street at half price. People who are acquainted with this celebrated manufacturer and want his goods should not buy until they examine Rogers mammoth stock. 87-2t

If it were fashionable for men to wear plumes in their hats Mrs. T. D. Olins new stock would not last long as it is fashionable for ladies to wear plumes they ought to see the latest styles before they purchase. 882t

Those beautiful Plumes just received at Mrs. T. D. Olin's are of the latest style, and you must go and see them even if you do not want to buy. ,87-2t

For G-rapes. Bananas, Plumbs, Fruits, Nuts, Candies, and agood Square Meal, go to

WILL. WHITE'S.

New Shoes, New Boots, New Rubbers, New Slippers, New Prices at Andrews & Son 505 Main St. 90t2

Mrs. T. D. Olin has just received an other invoice of new goods. These are goods that were ordered from the eastern 'manufacturers to be made and delivered hert on the 25 of Nov. But owing to the great rush in business, she has been unable to get her goods until yesterday, these goods embrace all the latest novel ties of fashion and will be sold at reduced rates.

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Because you have allowed your bowels to hettome costive, aiwl liver torpid. Use Kidney-Wort to prodnre a free state of the bovreh, ani it will stimulate the liver to proper action, dean«e the ski a of it* veHdwne^s, mm- bilious headache and hum new. life ia Uie WoodL Dhiedi have ft both dry and iddLsm- qteS3gt*g&£!aegpsgasBHBBa» "J-

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For your nice holiday Slippers"pT' to Andrews & Son before purchasing elsewhere. A mammoth stock just received. 505 Main Street. 90l2

You ought to see the latest style Hat now worn by the Ladies. Mrs. T. I). Olin has just received a mammoth stock of them. 87~2t

Go to G. A. Rogers & Co. for all kinds of Boots. Shoes and Rubbers. The cheapest store in town 829 Main street. 8713

1.' WASTES*., To purchase a small two-wheeled cart. Enquire at this office.

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PEDESTA

JOS. H. BRIGGb.

Produce and Commission

MERCHANT,4*,'*/

Corner Fourth and Cherry strseta,

TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA.

WEK,3SrElK/416 MAIN STREET Dealer In

?!NE VINES, LIQUOaS I cism,

Alao Agent for A Beer.

Mayer's celebrated Lager

Oysters! Oysters! Oysters!

Keeps constantly on hand all kinds of Oysters which he serves to his cue tamers ftt all hours. L. WERNKIt, 881m 416 Main Street.

KATZENBACH & CO.

Have just opened anew

WHOLESALE

MUiMIM

HOUSE,

218 South Fourth Street.

WE KEEP A FIJLL STOCK OF

CALIFORNIA, and

IMPORTED WINES

AND BRANDIES,

ALSO FIXE WHISKIES AND FANCY

LIQUORS.

Our Sour Wines embrace Ber-

ger, Riesling, Traminor and Q-ut-

edel. ii* ,%.i* .-i Our Sweet Wines Angelica,

Muscat, Madura, Port and Sher

ry and our Red Wines, Zanfan-

del, and Chateau Margaux.

We are prepared to deliver

Wines and Liquors to the Trade

and private families in any quan

tity and by the case free of

chatrge.

APPLICATION FOR LICENSE.

cense to »etl intoxicating Honor* in a lets quantity than ft quart ftt a time with the privilege of allowing the same to bedrank oa my premises for one year. My place of business and the premises whereon said Liquor* are to be sold and drank are located at 80S Main Street. In the city of Terre Haute, Vigo County, State of Indian*, being lot 66. ofllose-s addition to the city of Terre Haute. 89*8 JOHN P. BEVItf.

Sigsau'.. Music Stands, Music Portfolio?, .fall C^bljiets

KVBR^InOWN'JN

AXCT **STAyDS,

AJSU A FULL LISE OF EASI CHA1BS.

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fj i§ Railroad ®iwe ®able.^

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102 AND 104 NORTH FOURTH STREET,

RAILROAD TIME TAB

I Carefully corrected to date?

Union Depot- Tenth and Chestnut S:? trains except I, A St. L. T, H. A 8. E. (to ington) and freight#. Tine five minnteif than Terre Haute titnt.

Indlaaftpolis Ace

AXI*LA.!tATIcut or aerKuanca MARK »K»ery day. All other trains daily ear day. tParlor cars daily, except Sundays, ing cars, Reclining chair car.

TAhDAUA LINK. (Leata going Saat.)

*aFast Line.... Mail and Acc.... ... .................... stDay*Ex. ...... Mail and Ac«..— (Arrive from Kast) a E 1 Mail Train •ftFast Ex

(Lews going West)

•sPiiciflc Sx 1 Mail Train ........10 •sFaatEx.,,, 9 (Arrive from Wast.) •sPast Line .*.» 1 Midland Ace.. •sDay Ex 3f

TERRE HAUTE A LOGANSPORT Logansport I)iv. of Tandftlia. (Lears for Northeast.) Mail Train fl Mixed Train .. 4 (Arrive from Nprthe«st.) Mail Train 12 Mixed Train 8

TERRE HAUTE A EYANSVILLK (Leave for South.)

•sNashville Ex 4: tKxpress

^Prefghtand Acc 5:t (Arrive from South.) tEastern Ex gj *t»Chicago Ex....

Freight and Acc. CHICAGO A EASTERN ILLINOIS (Leave for North.)

Kand Chicago Ex.... Danville Acc •^Nashville and Chicago Ex lfl (Arrive from North.) Terre Haute Acc .!» Chicago and Terre Hante Kx,... 5 #(Chlcago and Nanhvillu Ex 4

ILLINOIS MIDLAND RAILWAY. [Leavs for Northwest.]

Peoria Mail and Ex 6 Decatur Passenger 4:" [Arrive from Northwest.] Peoria Mail and Ex 9:.'^ Indianapolis Passenger .. 1:4 T. H.

SOUTHEASTERN7, [to Worthing •JDepot. Main and First Sts.] [Leave for Southeast.]

Accommodation 7 [Arrive from Southeast.] Aceommodation ............. 8:

DANVILLE ltOUTif,

Chicago & Sastsrn Illinois Ilailr

KORTH.

Leave. Terre Haute.. 7.35 a.m. 10.. Arrive. Danville. 10.30 Hoopeston.

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Watxeka

I'eorla Burlington... Keokuk...... Chicago Milwaukee... St. Paul

.. .12.40 p.m.

.... 8.80 ... 7.(50 7.45 ... 4.00 ...18.00 night lii.Jj ... 1.85 p. m. O.of

Arrive.Terre Haute....... Leave. Danville Hoopeslon,........

11.

SOUTH.

... 4.90 a.m ft.:i .. 1.10 ..11.50 p.m

Wutsckft........... Peoria Burlington.,.,..... Keokuk Chicago Millwankee St. Paul

B.Wf 1 o*'

...11.00 7.86 2.30 8.55 7.50 1.00 8.05

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8.6 4. (ft 9.00 8.15 5 18.85'

rnlltorula Line. .12.80 p.m 1 Ar. C. Bluffs. .. «... 9.15

Lv Chicago.

Milwaukee, Gretn Bay & Line.

Lv. Chicago, 8.00 am

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EXHIBITION. FOR HOLIDAY? GIFTS,

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fSgg ALL IK EBONY AND GILT,

CYLINDER BOOK CASES AND OFFICE

A5D FANCY

..ake Nnpf

..IOjOO ..10.00 .. 9.00p.m .. 9.X)

Ar. Milwaukee 11.1.7

9.00

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Ar. Green Bay Milwaukee 11 Green Bay 5*5

Sscanaba. J0.fi

fit. Paul 4c Minnenpolta I,lne. Chicago.. .10.00 a.m Ar. St. Paul ... 9.00p.m I .... W. H. 8TENNKBT, Gen'l Pass. Ag't,

Chicago, Milwaukee & St. FaulEii

Ar,Milwaukee JM&W Oconom'c, 3.4M.

Lv. Chicago.. 10.10 a in. M.

..10.10 ..10.10 ..10 10

LaCrosse.. 10. hi St. Paul... fl.(K Milwaukee! 1.56 Oconom'c. 1.28 LaCro*tee..7.08 St. Paul.. 1.85

i:i .,9.00 p.m .,r" .. 9.00 *•. .. 9.00

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CARPENTER

,j Tkt. Ag*t, Milwauki

AGENTS WANTED .hJKt J?" li.

•u*:kings, Willi HEKLrd TOB corn pi el SOraiatites. it will alw knit a great variety of tn w^rk for which there Is always a read/ t«r circular and rms to tba Twoa Maeblna Co.,

vly ntaritpt

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Washington st..

Pinfc Goods

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BRACKETS,

1)ESKS,

CAMP ROCKERS AND PARLOR SUIT]