Daily News, Volume 2, Number 114, Franklin, Johnson County, 31 December 1880 — Page 4

DAILY- NEWS

FKTBAT. bECEMBER *1. IS*!.'

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The Daily News Gall Boxes and Messengers To ficftttaie tfc*s collection of «1 a# to place adverting p*t"» to etoee wltf- th* tbe pttbii»iwr» haveplacedCaW Bo*-. :itfe«Dt potns* tbronghoattlwcity, each Of .Weawfli b«vMt«d #e*enu durte* the Uyjtvtn 7 o'clock AM till# r»&L by the M&wmg*r Boy* of the DAH-V Sm. Theae Bose* have been pel tap for 1fc» pxtrpo**! of aSordlng a plsee of 4 wit for lnforu 00 of lucal ntw*. nod we 5ort^i:)|rtBrHe«Bf m*lo na* koowh-rtce of my mullet of pa bite lnte«#t happeafiw tn bw or

HIT vicinity to write oat the fact# acdarop It In me of o«r B"X«i. Attached to cwh Bo* will be outrd tablet# of paper. t|ign ytmr mmeUtpmt wmztaeteathm, for th* knowledge of th.s editor mly, guarantee of good fahh on y&ar p*rtA*r IS#rsrr o* Item* *0* I»IRD liyaknown c#po(Mfbie name urn of the value «f wul# paper, md will be treated accordingly. Tho advert Ulng

troi»of th« DAILT 3»«W» will AT«o fiodtbiw* ootjverijIctKc. a# thry c*it dit»» tb-4r Itvor* therein, and thereby we*.#* wa!k to tfc« (!Rcc.

&*% couveijlctKc. a« tbrj c*n

CknoniBiiicfttlon#, or4 i» for CM D«tr ew» hf carrier or null. *dvml« a* t«pj, or teformat loo of atif kind lat«»idod r%en the o®c«.eaaoc bonded to the Hoyjj. ttu'f pa*# to and fro if srh snr. »'r««tfc. They will h* knowrt by r»/ wirbDAr-rNew* in wtJi?,letter# «r ts. #tul V«*«ga Poucbe* of tMato«ol»rr41' »«'•'. Tin arc, wjffk on dutj fofWtf Hb^k,!! »,t w«nr »»if tie badge of tbi* p' a«r, ft» a.ccre«t?tiMl t• ami we^injo Viicy wtil. In tbHr ®fr»t t«t Minvft'tisloii «»f inr iwtrow, a* wrf «a»r»cl*e* far at|gstTm «o tbctr dGtlex.

TV foUowtnj card la attached to each Boat: LAJLY NEWS MRSfiAOg BOX. Thl* box f« plarrd h^re by eon#ent of tti» proprietor, a pl»t« of dcjwalt for local Item*, aocloty new*, or anything of a character that would b? of Interest to the r«a»lera of a Tcrre llautc ncw«j»pr. T«t* iwtiriT aec« mrouMATfof rait* AXT osk. They only »ak ©»ntrlhntor^ to Iki br^f aad to th» point, and togm tho InfurniAt on AT oscK wb» may he »e«# tojar, ten toon# will bo n« mvt* tomorrow «t!»T b* flw!dp»|. fvrUw yonr ItesM on I He paper and -p It in the 1K X. which w!U bo I «Mh forcR'ioti, up t.» 31' M. by ii MasaaytKa Bora, and the cot ^pd t« ti»fl Dai:.r Naw#office. A r#«iffctuJMe ua-neI# r» atilred to be »I(c»«mJ to each Hem (for the PERIORAL khr.' T-e only of the Bditot) ,-aa, a gaarant**

8l«rOiil'»r*

for the 1Aivr K«w« to be left hy

parrjff or **nt by mall, or copy for«dvprtf»«smsnjf*. e»n a»c br ulaerd In the bos, tbna seearlntf early attention to rnrrti onlem. l^ocal iteros or ad*, ms be handsd to The 1 Aii.T NBWB Meaaaaasn Bot *, they pa«» through the street#.

!.«« At •X.OF IMli.l WK**.*GK CO\' Pool of ftiairvrnv teaming lo Wtrstcvn Union toleg aplt »ttlce. cos, 6tb & Ma n.

Foot of *5fth-w«y 'o Pjerce & Rutiiaeya law ofBce, VVaH atftftsu Ht?el h'Hitio corner thM and iFayetlf.

Depot dm8 *iore.

Cm-net4 85*ui Sk T,afayeM4» ro.ul.

WIN TH, RKK F*. I.OMTH, KM'.

•lm!i*rhtoii*. will l«j«*r»ed &•> the rafii of tea cent* j»«r il«a,.^h (u#ort.ion.

lllan'.cb.

tfr,\d*erti«ewea'« orlnted un«Ur ibia haad One «ent ea-ik w»rd. *n«i fho e/lvfirt^emeM rarrl* fall to attract th* *tt#ttH |n-r«»B» who tnav have-wkn»iT»» wanted, and front HBtnhefwf ri'trUe* ltt» adwrt,$er #tmo»'« mdee 1M1 eelwtmw* TI r*AN1x!S—A houae-ke«t»«r. Toouft t»ho eaa

W rai aoa't'sn, i» |r «n»*ed a periwaneat home, at &•«< M'ut cowe well recti«»en' 4« 1 Xnply t« Mm. T, U.Oltn Wi Mala »i,raetT.

wmiW

I-

Anverxl fir«l-claM n«w#»hoy» at

th!» ••ee. Ai»ply at once,

^TANTK*

TMirANTlio 0*eh«T»dred New» hoJr*wfnl*,1l*i W tki state*™** Off"®, comer St^ jjail Male, from W a ». te 4 p. g„ ta raarhow. (Thnr»»lay

TNTID.-TOMdi. a few handled old p*twre,. wiliahle for w.-appla« porpote#, e»e tSeta par head red.

ANTBiv~l*ariy with $1,800 eaab, to teke the Ing partiier 'n an e»'ab' »bed.

a retiring pu..

good vaytaf. M#ln St, »\or«. eentlouable la ebaracler. Reference exchanged Addrwe, Paaraaw. Kewt OW^.

11 rANTit~A ctood boaaekeeper. V\ Ueaer c*n h**e beat w^jwta e»4ll f*mtty ft80v eontk Hltth atroet Mast ha*e food refe.

Jfot

At.E. Hid aewepemjre. ta? jwr l*r^e tie# paper*, unliable for wostplng par* poeea.

}itU

A eeewd hand phieton ahwat a*

ft ALU.

KOiid s» new Orfetnal eoet,

stood

»old fer fltOnO. Bnqi'lre *t Beattehatnp As Miller »iablp. en *oath &ix>H e».eet,-

11,101

8AM-A flret k\m* m« pft!*ha»ed cheap by enqft

I I ILstfMiaK* siUrivap^

omm

con^ei«a:on

tw. l^tto he ogtt the .-5taiw«

THE

I TT.

-The NKW« will Si» publisbed to mevrrow in onler *ttaebt$ of tbis offlc* may enjoy N* Year. Advertis

vr* and sub?«fHtcr* will tdc^se oo-

H«C 3 I, I!

ib®

J^nitb a«afba to morrow^ after

fjttotun knd ttlgttti 1 =«~Hftvvt-ly** Omt Mastodon Minstrel*. *t tbe Opera lh«i«e to »l«bt-

Tb« Friday'oigfcl lwtort will cburrh to nifbU

^0mw tmmrn ^wmM

Jwi»i- trrasurrr.

•SJSlHh#**»,** a«Kl t|« EW*r*»^itey «i"»

ltt In

»ttletaeot

s5«#irJBl»at#«ghiy

51 latiBbmfptif «ittm* weai W

Wj iICtw "1W yt* mtm**** Tb?y manage mto* a#4 or t*^ ho«w^ ttertn* tht n**~

IS™. Rttbt. ««1 ««««M

tmuu

tk*T«V*'unfkl^" J*1*"'*' u:t^r iht

ffrllk*.1

Iteawot

—Be wirf awl secure y«mr »eat* in ad-j vam* or v*m «tjirrif8Ct ttoptwIllBt-j ncss In seeming a good plat*. fr«»n *hich j«bB Stewart Take* HI# «w»

fo *kw be performance to, night.

-We wi»h a bappy New Tear to all our pair-'os, and hope Ihnt the retorts. of the i» y«n»r may be bountiful, aij^i full Hwasuine ti* each and every one.

—A N»rin#i H«o«e employee baa a novel way of eapuiiing »6l He takes the ft#p to the plar where be sbspeCls an ingress to the verraia's kingdom and drive* tbe tat ioio tt»e_U*p.

mt. Hod Smith who ha? he^f con aected-wftfc the feu$lne»« inwreato of Mr. E H»-i ford for several year* past, trn* reigned his |KsUjon iittd wHi acaept the fciiuaiioD of Ot puty County Clerk

fKB-WX %U

Geo Tboma#. of IadianapolU. is in the

city. Jl. 4. Cro*»»o, of Columbus, i« io the c'».v on buatnesa. 1. II. Xaylor, of JocUanapoJa waain th city y«^leitJay. 04 /l

MUs LHzie HaoimH has returned from ber Jjullivan visit. Miss Kale Warner, of Kvansville, is •iaitinc in the ciiy.

A C. line issiwnding the holidays et his borne it, tUiscU/. H. Station, of Ciifeiinati, is vis't 5 ig f. ifid® In clly.

JoUn Lov Hla'e. "t ib's city, is spend iog the holidays in EvHtisv'-Ue,, Mr. Geo.^e Goioe'l, of Lafayette, is ^pendiog a few days in Ibe city.

B- C'arpetiler, oC Lafayette, will visit friends io tht* ciiy for a few days. Col. Thompson will arrive home next week. Uis family will settle here

Dr. Thompson is unable to attend to his professional duties on 'account of sick neas

Charlie McGinnis, of Danville, Ills.. spendiiij? a few days among friends in this place.

Cliprl'e Chadwick is actins as Lieuten ant pol'ee. during the absence of Eti Vandever.

Mm E. B. Mariin, of Evansville visiting Mrs. Geo, E. Fairington of sotnh Fifth alreet. ~'ac our Mpe»or ln,'.i»sof liquors.

c. Uyuir-T, of C'nc'unall, is in tSe c'ly tasJteiltf ode f'om our saloonist-s for lr

Misses Do-a Laum Crowded of LouisviPe. Ky.. a s,)end*ng the holidays wit'i ,{•'* 've» (ia south S:..h st "et-

Cfhus. Gordon is at his ohl post in the office of t'ae To re Haul© House, having returnedb*» v'sit to Mi'sourl. ... »JU,H 1. JL^ILXU—- i-J. flic 1. jb« CuaKt*

Gave a tcce^^O'S ft* tseir Anpo lf^t

?n^lt.

A In ge titfmber of Memla we

oisieftt a nhprnt the eveo»nr In socia.

av»ci l'ste )?»1J 'o ihe mus

-tj. o'sUed by the B^SSo'd Buod. Tne com on or gave tin exhlbVon drill beTo'e the tegular pm^rammebe^ainj.

itejr.

Piney t!te man who was sent to JetTeraoof ille for life on a chaise of being the murtiere" ot Dr. Aitns^om. escaped ow the prison and commuted a shock Ing murder In M'ss'ssippi for which be wns bung by a mob. He confessed the murder of D'. A. be foe the iafu'iated mob put an end tob's exiatance.

Vmt rrtwi* »t Lurreuy.

About 9 o'clock 'ait ilght officers. Tuomaa and Goodpasttmj informed Hmt asnck of^b.^,* ba^l l»een thrown In a yanl. at th^cfij *®r o^'hsttnd'Cbest iiuUfrecf*:* Procceding^iltber i!»ey discovered ti 1 wo bu^iel wheat sack, psc^.etl tttll of clotbes, supposed to have been sitoleo. It is thought that lite thief br came frisbtenttf aud tbtew tUe stolen pmpetiy into the yawl to escap*' delec«iou.'

The goods are noW at police bcadqnar lets, wherfe the owner can seeure Uiem by p, opsr pvoeelnre ________

5 *7 Ft**!. h*

A couple of boot blscks mad^ things lively on Maia street tbis morning by baitefittg each otbero heads with their brttsh boxes. Tbe ft*ht oH«iuat«d In an agreement to sbine each others shoes. On# of tbe blacking brush knights after getttag One polish from hU partner was asked by a grnttemao for a thine, whereupon boot black Ho. was kft with his shabby shoe* unpolished Cohen the lucky "hkl made his exit from tbe store wheats he had beift rubbing up the gentleman* boots, he was met by his ©Fended "pard" who planted a» apple tore ie hb fw». the box haitle tnttted immfdtately. JJ||j

ALL FOR LOTE.

Is Feand Three lay» After the

attempt to cttrooicle anoiber suicide in tbe column* of our poper. as lite illustrious coroner informs ua liiat any personal

tl,«l alwut

of tke i.?hl. ear,

pared with ber

would

few« Bssw

TWtr aitwitfon of our fMU*o«s is caltwl mt mmastf lwxet wbich «*scstt «»d itxrk tbe c'ty for tb« use ot dii««w Je

«tem^»ort% Vxtn* We **m* «s«4t9 recti#slljoetl /Items, of l«n

*3* mate**

br iwat to tbe* ho»ss daily

e^1^cl|

iiifaii'iiinTytiiin^ir*"^4ofsiieir lo

yjw I !»•!.

Ihr *rw *c»e iw«a*«i*.

•f^Hew Te«r #i& h* JlUUie *wi4tMe4Mrnf tteHsiMt »td[I ooia^ed-

niffhthy «Nlita|mc Acr«*wh^ ®tu« dw*, *22 At twelw *clo«k Mf

Monroe county. Tennessee. I belong to the temperance society of that place. My foiks are all there. Good bye lo all.

Anpn«t Hictins

mocteijp.

The

January 8tb, 1881 The meeting will be called to order at 10 o'clock A. to hear reports of offleers, and consider such other business as shall be breught before the meetiTJg.

The election of 12 Directors for the «n

.arC-r"

Life and

clock

tho- revolver1j

tho revolver

The following letter fouiid on bis

not sling, but if 1 could sec her I would

be much betler satisfied but I can't un-

less it would cause more trouble I do not

THE MAIIKET8.

Toaa. Ict. 30.—Fioor~Fm sad wper» 9*«fe and wsli'ar#. $5 WP W edoimon lo m|& 75 4«»d«o chofct.tow. at w«i«* wb^itest-*, Cs wm &nr-t 0»«-

.t 114 ni St. Loni* Itlswlibfcar and trembling that we .V»3r»d#d »fi'ac.fi i#:No scii*ei»m:I1*8? nni^ited $1 0«®^»jSo.8do.,fe MM

Vfc Sdo., $1 1C®1 Tr,

sfjeraooc one of Ik* employrca of "-lESKSa?. 'SW'KJrS.S^i IP lied pjeknir. Choice fceary,

Mayers Hou^e. s!tuated cm First street ac

"So,

1 bO^tvPfCvltHSv

:ve:

found dead hik^.iwnv.^ttc' of ".$« boarders named John Biewarl. S»ew jft 1 went to the House on tho evening of the «M aod resisiered from V»od»lia St Ur««n..d b« «ry*»ppy, and joked with the other boarotrt. 0i» --,»i,.5r?«eH 3«f So. 8 a5eft be ."ore yesterday, but r^.xtf^u tovmoo* 00®^ 00, 9 3

gone on tor me pu pose a nnmng worn, heau lipatea *,t Ed-McQee an es-cterk of the HouM.

board and lodging. F'.nd5ng the room

locked, ho bu™ied_lho !loor open. T..c

body was fouud with a W pih^ol bu', back

yesterday went to the room for the pur- ,h|ua?u »eCo»ber ao.-^v. H«v~ pose of showing li to man, who 'desired

fl.fVer ip

nCl

H.jtircn8tonier8.

was found in his hand and ^KJd meals. the combined efforts of two men were re quired to wrench £he weapon from him. Always on hand. Pork and mutton He had studied the matter closely as will c1iogsv sausage and tenderloins at Seeburbe seen by the facta that be laid out a f?er fine suit of summer clothlns and pur Winter Caps and Gloves f?o to chased a new white sbirt. lie removed Co. 9tf the jeweh from bib old sliivl aud pl«ccd it in the new, and made every luimj ready for his burrinL The pocket book found in his pocket when opened at police head quarters contained but fif-een cents no other money Was found on his person.

The corner gave the papers which lie left behind him to the Gazette reporter and the consequence was they were not pro-1 dlcS Of all MlldS, bakery duced at the inquest, until after the evl dence wr, all in. f?00(lS aTl(l frCSll OJ'SterS, ft

{a1k

blie

was compelled to Rive me up she was compelled to slay from me I was living in the family and she became attached lo ^ow jg

cjieap

want to do that so I will leave without rnjiev j^p boot* and shoes. any trouble. I have forgiven them all and think the Lord has forgiven me all I have done. I hope the Lord will bless tn? loving companion. I know this wil^I. ,, nearly break ber heart but she does not f|*ee1 SllOW, OPCll daily, lU know how my heart feels for her if she

d^, she would come to mc. She would fVoilt Of Biirtraill & tO. S not care for blood or anything else, she

come 1 doubt her not in the le«wt TnllorillS StOl'C. XOU UCshehas been as true to mc as steel and 11 *"C? have to her I never told ber an untruth In my life. So I will close for my light is about out. "Trust in tbe Lord, be will save you/' I In-long to the Friends Church at Hopewell Springs,

JOHN STBWAIIT.

Tgsxsms

The verdict of tbe coronors jury was death by his own hand. has written to Tennessee to whether or not his folks are livi'ig at the IgfMxn place mentioned, if so to acquaint themf Be ltve be accmomodathig y°»r .... igoods as cheap as you can. Advcrtiaii. with the sa«l affair. lwvbe*t3vorybody to call again whether iVbrTW. *irlcal.«™i('«.* l'»y '"h

r.:^~

By otderof the Board. WM. P. BEACCHAMP. Prta^J Jos. GILBKKT, Sec'y. •E0..1- in

MqMrla(»B(Utnt HIM.

The following circular was last 1 sued from the general office te tbis city. VASDAJMA U5«"-TBIUUT MASTS INDIAN

SXAPOL» KAILBOAJD CO*"X*t. LESSXR I OPU8ATXNO ft. MVMdflig* Tm. ll.nt.ALo

Term Bau*« R. I faosport K. K. dENKWILO^tt*. tiJfKi«US .ttACtst, !v 4 ctwa(NuA*-#

Col. J. im b*s-be*n appoinied Geaeral

wT kcKHPfc

I""™ Pt«sid«rt,

Co). HW i* well known In r*jilroad

xjm'

ZSK crperle«ce

1 do,. §r y§|

ni)-«d whti«r |l W. No. t-white pJs'fW Con—nfmivltctivi «t»«wJpd, i, eAB»er.»SO&SHc* No. a wh'j

.oen.ioainjnf b.^f »l.llb. -re »reauli fn a d'sa^reeaWe manner Ul course ^b*r. n,! we»utro(•CJH®''c wiii« w«r^ we feel lUat we take greatiisk in placing e^'e^Hc. the 2^BWS before the public, and when we 4 cj»eay». know that ao iteporiaat aft Hem is to be riven with gfsa* dagger on oor pan, we.$l n.»r.Hy «oold bUfe"» »tor d.y. jgggW ftf»ec to escape the wvaib tlie one w»j« threatens to. use ao acnib-'ater upon us, Kever»bcless we must «a? ^ay? *elL'

O-» ew»o. 0ee. j».-Wioc- De'l «ed BOB«Ibj« w»o «r »aea W U: ffc emle^. |A er-i*. Ti. V.'ucU -C»»e "cu, »HU senera-ly -a ,M. \'o« C'titxio epHn-:. «.*«,

Feb-o

1 rejec et:, a eaade hlsher ST^f, Febmary *0\@*2r.

—JPau'y i«eh SB%«. Jaintry,,. Ctfe Oa »—Ac -ve and aaawle

bac

»a.t.ef.

T0®465 •e^^rdta,l,5W6esd:ahipiaeal*

Wc visi

ted SeeUurgerBros, this mom-

f(UUUj

Tbis comes from selling

YEAliS FRUITS

AND CANDIES.

Just received a nice line

of Fresh ripe fruits am

I EiSCr'S Ntllttl ftlld Main.

will explain the cause of his rash act: The cause of my death is this, I have TeaS tuikeys, go to loved a lady who I cau not enjoy.

I Roach's fish ma: kcU

(|)e tjnu t0

me and I to her and we were very kind ^ttoeg Roaers & Co. are determined to each other. Mi^s Kimball told a parcel

that I should have said apart of its un- „copi(, „0

|jUy

the thought of death does TJ1c Holidav trade is not over yet.

Roffers

cj,eap

al cost

true*, the part which made the most I trouule, I love this lady dearly but can-. not share life's comforts with her and For the best rcsh meats' JJjffn,01e1 JS*' that is all I want on this earih. so 1 die for burger Bros. Market on Main 81. HUU her for tbis world is nothing to me. Com

bools &

before slock taking. Ye bare

nn(i be 8i,0d.

Il0t6

& Co at 329 Main St. are doing a

flu busino99

to-day. This comes from

advertising and selling good goods,

Go and sec the great

ver saw anythina: like it

512 Main st„ is the place.

lite

Mrs. Mary Roach is now fully d(»mfQ ifcd ift'lier new place of business 808 Main street, where she has a splendid as-

BOHriieni of d'res# trimming, buttons, fancyfgoods'and notions. Her dress pat-

Mr, most elepot ascertain-land soeheri §i|jll(MOa tf.

3,0 lroaEle rtow

fgooda at 889 Main stitjet. 110«t.

Stockholders of the Vigo Agncul-j something that is palatable and turn) Society will meet in anuual session

ask

nt the office of Hon. H. D. Scott, corner jfw jmcy Tender Loin or Porter

Ohio and Thi-tl streets, on Saturday, I s*»ke». ^e have tried them and they are

f,ood

suing year will take place promptly at ftlld Will ptlt 111 tOCK IltXt

Every Stockholder Is requested to at tend the OM* tiag^-espcflally thcfaftcrttoon ]|^F||HUR«£ session. "v j*

Sc^hurgcr Bros, for one of those

EMBROIDERIES.'

elegant pati^-.^-ti' -ff'* quality and lov»

net Fifth and Mdn str^»l«

des as a insa of afefffty iti4^Tia^t«iB|^a7ha^dott«*^} th*«Mjb that Swi-*» •'t Sw*. to seauw |!if s&vfcet «f mh m^ tol twptbe besta^d, cheapest mfl th# rtffic* to whkh he hsia fcee»

KUht JtlffffM* kinds of fsh fflft Sal* at North4th 8t JS SSP~~

V^rs»kl«ls^ aod trash hetm Kwili 4th 8&.- .* ][s* 4

'rfiirBrii»iir«iiliilM ip'^ifiii

l^iiod

Popular 4. .xar.

For the latest styles in Hat*.Winter

Leakey Boots Shoes tWwkr "Water proof at C. .W3t1uk«r*s repairing sbop Ko.#Xorth%dSi-

W a a

l-^-L |,rw^'

A mm sfo^'of wscsified at, Roger* &

city-

A new Hen's

Wool-lined Boofc just re-

reived at Andrews A

106 Main street.

Soli,

C. Whituker is now turning out some very handsome fine French Calf Boot®. They are beauties and are just what the young man wants for jparty drew or Masque Balls

Go to Wright & Mauf-

man for dressed turkeys,

cbiekciisor geese, choice

era 11 berries,j?, buckwheat

flour, maple syrup and

lioney, and a thousand of

other things too^iiuiiHjrous

10 iDcnlioo^i^^

'J *4

soil will

Andrews and

keep open house on New

Years Bay and extend a

cordial invitation to all

persons who are in need of

cheap Boots and Shoes, at

505, Main street.

-3°S, B. BRIGGb.

Produce and Commission,

their meat market crowded

MERCHANT,

vn C®raer Fourth and Cherry streets,

TERRE HAUTE. INDIANA.

WSBl^EB.

416 MAIN STREET.

Dealer In

F1HE

WINES. LIQUORS & CMS. Al»o A Kent for A, Mayer's celebrated Imager «'.* »'«.

s_t 4

Oysters! Oysters! Oysters!

Keep* constat!tly on hand all kind# of Oy«tert which heaerveato hie customer* at all hour#. L. WERNEH, j$lu, 416 Main Street.

500,000

People in tlie United States

A«:K I stive TUB

CB.SSRAT3D, smm WAGON

Send For Illustrated Price List To

STCWEBAKFB BROS., MF« CO.,

vfj

KATZENBACH & CO.

:,t

,i Havo jusi opened anew

WHOLESALE

WPmIIM

IIOTTSE,

ii'ff

218 South Fourth Street.

'ir.q

HOURS

p:/jWE

ll«tS

We have received to-d:iy

A JM

nr*lf n«vT

'week, I.OWrt pVw. of new

Kiu. 4».derl«H

KEEP A FULL BTOCtf OF'

»i

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TKRRE BArTE A IXJOANSPORT Loganaport Dir. of Tandalla. (Leave for NortheaaU)

ILLINOIS MIDLAND RAILWAY. [Leave for Northwest.]

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