Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 8 January 1868 — Page 4

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DAILY o: EXPRESS.

TKRBK-HAUTK. IND.

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HAUJaOAD TIME TABLE.

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Milk 4. B.~~ OC A.

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BOCXTILLB iiTiirBioi*

f* 1. 3 P.

ABETTE.

Di-ilutlcn—Saatb, Smith A Oo. O. 0 8. W—Bflrr, Gnlick A Berry. To Whom 1 mny Concern-J. W. Logan. fT Ma't Extract—I. L. Mahan A Co. Kontueky 8tat® Lottery. wm

CITY AND STATE ITEMS.

atir The Democratic Stat* Convention assembles to»day.

aor Fort Wayne has a skating pi •oTferlng aa »rea of over eight "fccretf.

]fei? Albany has

g9* John Kelly was arrested. Monday evening for abusing and driving his family out in the cold and sleet of that evening. He was lodged the calaboose that night and yesterday. Last evening on promise' of better behavior, ^police swore him and let him go.

'iv A tornado passed tbrofiigh Riley township recently, so severe that the 0 welling of Andrew J." Christy. a sub* btaotial log house, was faiily lifted from its foundation and entirely demolished The family were in the house at the time, but fortunately they all escaped without fttJjr serious injury..

Ifir Miss Dickey, living flTe or ait mile* north of Danville, was accidental ly shot on Christmas 2ve. She Atid an* otber young lady had gone out for a short t!m*) a young man celebrating Christmas with a gun, stepped to the door and shot, striking Miss Dickey in tha laft thigh, inflicting an ugly wound, tha wad lodg* ing In the flesh and requiriag the use of a •orgaon's knife to extricate it. isV? '-'i

flj|jr At a regular meeting of ^Post No. 1, DJstrtct of Yigo, 0. A. B.,"lTBRr7Iit •vening the following officers were elected to serve for the ensuiig sis months

M. C. Bankin, Post Commander. 8. Soott, Sr. V. C. T. F. Wells, Jr. V. C. K/ a wet 0'Uv Post Adjt. John Kuppenheimer, Q. M.

OreanlVaf, O. J). Armstrong, 0. G. 1 "s Dr. J. 0. Thompson, Surgeon. James B. Harris, Chaplain., ,.

tfF The Madison

CburUr

*?r. .r.r*T*s

W. M.

11:00 A, K.

TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS

•m

lip* Daer are more plenty is Northern ladsaaa than lor several years part

-si* months'

old child weighing 74 pounds.

Anew Eepnljlioin -paper h*s bfeete

started at Covington, Fountain county.

Smith A

The firm of Seath

has been dissolved, Mr. L. A tfrisf.

Co,

Bmtt&'fi-

vS.a#--

ttT There still lives in New Albany tha frst two female children born lb tjba dty. They are no longer children. -«w

MT The Morgan County €fcu«& say« there is a prqject oif {^'ip'Mai^ i, pot* tion of that county to H«hdrie!w.!,aai**n iltl 1"

ip* A man in Kokomo, in boring well ia his cdlar, struck, a vein of gas bit which lie provided tubing, and now uses it to light his house. —T~7 1^* George Alfred Townsend wrote the carriers' address of the Bvansville Journal.

It is a queer }ingle. The typo*

graphical executioA is creditable.,to the Journal job rooms. .9 v.

BQT The

Weekly

Expbsss, with flie

delinquent tax-payers' "Ode (owed) to the Treasurer," and well filled with news, editorials and home matters, will be issued At 10 o'clock this morning.

-:.7 »~3 )n .*

IV We are informed that two of our enterprising businessmen, Messrs. 8. Cory and B. W. Rippetoe, are building a large lea House at Tattlo's Mill on Otter Creek, from which to supply the citteens of Terre Haute with apnre article of-ice.

tells of three

young gents who took it into their heads one night to.be funny,and waylaid a com rade, robbing him of his pocket-book and other valuables. The next day the arti olee were returned and the names of the 'robbers" m&de known. Tbe owner of the articles being "unable to see the ••Joke," has had them arrested for highway robbery, and they will have tie coets of a suit to pay, if they escape the pejntten '/4-3.0 ,€** \,ovV

Awothicb Hob&b Thist Abhiwtbd.-— Yesterday noon, a man whose name was ascertainedjto be James E. Davis, a young man, a resident of Greene county, pre, sen ted a horse at Beauchamp's Livery Stable* and offered it for tale at $76.

fcift

continued to drop in price down to $40.— As the horse was worth the price first named, suspicion was aroused, and oh one pretext and another the man jand horse were retained until towards evening, when two men arrived from Greene county, in pursuit of the horse and thief. The horse was stolen only the might previous, at Jasonville, twenty-eight miles south-east of this city. On examination before Esq, Zen as Smith, acting Major, he was committed to jail, and this morning will be taken back to Greene -county for trial.

'nr.

N. Evinger,

township, has favored at

with a packagoof sorgham molasses, of excellent quality^m&de upon his improved Evaporator for inaiiufaeturing molaseea and sugar from Sorghum and Maple. He ItfkBytn WMisytifnot ita merits, whi6h are cheapness of construction, easy man* ageapnt, and durability there is no dipping untU toeasuring the mqlaiws, and ^the moliesfes granulates more readily^lr tag to being separated from gum and other imparities. --liti **5.4 $gT The Directors of the Terre Haute A Indianapolis ltailroad Company, at their meeting of yesUwday, re-elected the

im: f»£t« -a»#ws»(.

following olBcers: Mckkfesr President? B. A Mbbis,

A15 r. .2:60

Secretary.

Willi Ails, Treasurer.

C. B. FttTO*, Superintendent.^ m%' *rl

Was

bany

Ledger

A Swikdlk ?—The New Al

tells of & merchant,:

who don't live over a thousand miles from there, had occasion to come to the city to transsct^pff business., Upon his arrival ha went to tlfo telegraph office and found two messag«e awaiting him. One was from his partner in business, advising him,'that draft for'$2,000 bad been presented, the signature of which looked suspicious, the other message informed him that he was tke fitb^t' %f a itotihofii boy. The merchant teplisd to both' telegruns, but in his joy he got confused, and sent ttr mfsp intended for his wife to bis partner, and the one intended for his part^ mr he lent to his wife.' imagine the suf. prise of his wife upon reading, "I know nothing of it its a Bwindle," while the partner received heartyv congratulation* upon hi* safe delivitanca

Oitictid Toer Easiiv.—It is better to pass a dozen insults Without recognition than to take offense at a single unintentional neglect or. reflection. Misunderstandltrgi are fruitrol ol~more unkindly feelings a?d bitterness in. society than ever result from deliberate ill-nature. Hun dreds-of friendships have been tendered by that egotistical sensitiveness which is eve'f foo^ng point to certain

Lpet*ona

K'bo are thus

morbidly sensitWe^ to a painfM' degree.— They are dist|raeable companions. We need not. sp.end our precious time in pointing? tojtbejp, however. We have each- eoniething to guard in our own character. Wd afe-dach Infclined to take offense too Easily. If we could remove thteSto\%#-jefcl«us *•'Watchfulness, society would gain a new cbarm, or rather ii tfo&Wbe relieved of a very disagreeable feature. Pass neglect, then, and personal reflections, as graceful as possible, instead of taking the risk of being offended where

JDaixt UNION Pratea Mbstino.—

The rooms of tho Y. M. C. A. were filled this morning from 9 to 10 o'clock.. In the absence of the appointed leader, Bev. Mr. Howe of this Congregational Church led'the meeting, reading the last chapter of Revelation. He dwelt for a moment upon the worda^ "Let him that heareth say come,J' enforcing the duty and calling to its privilege, of effort to save souls on the part of private Christians. -l

After a prompt filling up of the hour the leaders informedthe. meeting that more room and chairs would be furnished for this morning. Meeting is to -be led by Bev. Mr. Morrison of the 1st Presby terian Church.

We learn that evening meetings are in progress at both Presbyterian churches, Asbury Chapel, the Congegational church and a daily afternoon meeting is held at the Baptist church. The subjects for the melting this morning are:

Individual Effort.~

The Frtedmtn

esfeoiat attention ol our readers to the advertisement which appears in to-day's

"Ths

Gbsat Utrrrxi)

Warihousi"

Messrs. T. Y. Kelley A Co., of New York, propose to.do away with these end less profits created by "middle men," and Ifljell tkeir goods

Editob

ntiaWSA'** -aoct «tf

•nmm

Oilbert. It had run to Tetous Sejore saw the case. I could do nothing Yor it in tbit stage of thedisease. The disease ia Purpura, Hemorrhagica it consists of extravasation of blood, and effusion of serum into the cellular and subcellular tissues.' It probably owes its origin to a depraved] condition of the blood.' The moet noiicea-j ble symptom to those sot in the practice i* enlargement of the toa£w*ad sonasse which is very aocato and requires very, actire treatment- If tf r. Gilbert had have been aware of the real trouble a "fine hors# might have been saved. I feel it my du-: ty to give this notice that those having good horses may take notice and be gov«j erned accordingly^ 0. K. Oittobo, V. S.

Dr- Abbott's Ifiballa Hold fir Cure of Consumption. Iv We b»vo for some time been ictandfag to notice the fact that Dr. N. W. Abbott, of this city, is making a speciality of the: treatment of Consumption, Asthma, and

Throat and Lung diseases generally but, fearful that his, like many other modes of treating this almost universally! considered incurable diseasf, might P®°T* fruitless, Irave delayed to4mg ttntll we should satisfy ourselves that bis manner of treatment is all he claims fbr it.-w-Dr. Abbott graduated at Berkshire Medical College, Pittsfleld Massachusaets, in 1844. For over fifteen years he has experimented to find a specific for consumption— and finally has discoved a course of treatment consisting principally of Inhalation* —that has thus iar proved itself superior to all other known remodiea.

The system of Inhalation, whereby the medicine is breathed into the lungs and is thus brought directly in contact with the seat of the disease, commends itselt to our judgment as being more rational than tbe one which prescribes far this longs remedies that are to be swallowed Tplo the stomach. And wo hate the evidenoe'that hi* treatment is both practical and philosophical, from tbe many oures he nas effected in this dty, ofcases of Consump* ties. Asthma, Ac, wben all otber tried means proved insafloieot in afferding any permanent relief.

We append ibe-names of a few witk whom we have personally sonversed, ana from them bare ob^rilied thi following fisctS:

Mrs. H. G. Woolly, was affliated wlth Asthma for many years, so that she could not lie down at night a great part of the time*. Sbe took treatment thne ^Rsen, and now considers herself well:

Miss 3, M. WoodwAfd, been sick for two yfe*rs, 'and at time sh menced treatment, bad«.beeit.^confln her bed about three moinnS^ and her friends thought she«oald not live* month longer. She,-toojk -treatajant ^syt. .^oeks and now consfders^that^.sfce isentirely well of lung disease.,

Jas. H. Topping, had incipient consumption, be- bad been: under treatment six weeks'and new considers Blmsell nearly Well..v' Sca:

Mrs. A. Etzel, was cured of consumption, and A. Elxetof as^ima. W. A. Brains, w|«^^ of consumption.

W. C. Sanders, haa a bad cough, for six months, with bieedinglit the lungs and-no appetite. .TWas utmljle W walk-Aas besn under treatment six weeks, gamM sixteen pounds1 and recovered b»- health and strength so that he is now perfectly'able to do a full day's work in the employ of the Illinois Central Bailroad Co.

The following persons have been under treatment and we learn are able to testify, to the efficacy of the Doctor's remedy, but we have not been able to sea them person-

firB. W. J. Morgan, Carrie Pearsinjfc Mr. Melton and W. 0. Stites. We clip the.abaye from tbe Centralia (Ills.)

Sentinel

of Dec. Ifc

Mr. H.Paekeb has located perminently in Terre Haute, affd is duly authorised by Dr. Abbott to administer or furnis^ his Inhaling Fluid ifor the.r cure of Censumption and Asthma. He can be conlted personally or by letter at the ational Hou^s.

duction

In community,

church, Sabbath School, prayer meetings, friendships, family, closet. Diversities works, and gifts. Encouragements.— Matt, xx: 1-7. Heb. vf: 10-12. John

-I'or the Divine bless*

ing on all prencfiters of the gospel and teachers among them upon all efforts to improve their condition, and specially that they may enjoy all the blessings of civil and religious freedom^^ ^8

hi:

Great

E*TB*?BI8I,—We eali the

statxs

Tsa

of Messrs.

Co., No.

Y. Kelley A

Vesey Street, New York.

:~We are all of us unfortunately too-well aware of the exorbitant prices which are now put upon all kinds of teas and coffees. It is a notorious fact that grocery* men .everywhere expect to realize from their ftaa

such profits as will amply com'

pensate them for losses on other clsssee of of goods and

per ant.

on cost

griefs it not an ^infrequent advance for tne retail merchant to make upon what, he considers the best line of bis trade.— Frequently, moreover, there are innumerable promts put upon teas by jobbers and speculators in the trade, before the goods reach the i4tail grocery store.

Jiir&ttji to conwmtra,

in s"man~qliSnUU9s,~^t cargo^ prices:— Th?^ have appointed Barr, Gulick & Bor. reagents for the sale of their goods in this dty and vicinity. The Teas are put up in one pound packages at their warehouse ip.

New York and sold at the ad

vance of flvfl cents per pound over New York prices. ,ts"i fcixsl We-Bdvise our' readers"'who ^fclh'tclrested in procuring a first-rate article of Tea, at the cheapest' possible rates, to call upon them jjn.4 give the goods of "The Great tf&itid States Tea Warehouse" a fair and thorough trial. tbeir) Price-Lisl in another column.

MVAdctton Sale of

", son's

Mr.

Bxtress•—If you deem it of

sufficiont importance it might be profita-. ble to some one to call attention to a disease Which has recently come to my notice (br the first time th nineteen yean practice among the equine species. I have had two casea since the 25th of December last one i» now well, belonging to Mr. Hidden, north 8th street, the otber a fine, family hoiee belonging to Mr. Joseph

fit

.C.

1*W

.11

Auction sale of fine Furs to-day at Marvin's.. Ijllitoli 3^1 EJfil ^f.

"Do Not Fobobt

I—The

»ctefing

made on all oar Dress Goods, to 1'* -3-S

reduce stcck for Intsntoryr d2t '.'.'.^jEssaii.A COr -si

iftJHSiFuaal—Sabls, Mink, River If ink Fitcb acd'Coney at Marvin's, 108 Main street, fpj. a 1|W days only.t

w^wnnarghTCAi. Annex:—msenr WU&ttirr idtAMseiaerff# inotber coU umn. april4-dw 1 taw—1 ''-21*1 ••'*%M

MV^ Four pounds of Coffee for fl 00 at Bay A Bailey's.

fgf Go to E.

"tt

i$.?.'

•."*» jCJ "•"•ft "1

There will be an agent at tbe

Postofloe lobby from Thursday morning until Monday evening to ?ecal*e iubeeilp» tionsto tbe Weekly lndia^a^olJ^ at $1,50 per year. '4'

Jfir Stop your hair from falling out, the use of "Barrett's Hair Restorative,"tbe Premium article.

IBTFum

at auction at Marvin ^,

at o'oloA.

pKBSBVCBAjrOB WIU,

day

*i+i*

'vr,4?18

OtWOOSB

0B8TASLEs.^lrhs time was when tbe medical faculty denounced tbevuse of Salera tus because of the poisonous properties it contained. They co*»de4 dtleteriouB parts were not essential, and this led to the. .inquiry aa to how the article^ might be (iroduced without Mr. DeLaatt with tbe perseverance equal to tbe under* taking,: applied binuelf to the task,«nd at length produoed bis c8lebtyt«) j0lieQiiC8l 8aieratqs, which &as tbe'approtal. of thai faculty and tbe housewives, andean be? bad of tbe grocers. dw^t.

©"ckKiki tfi

Fan,

by Marvin Kt5 Main St!

-jSaf&er4.!

LOCAL NOTICES.

HofPs Malt ixtrsct—Beveraco of Hsaltb, it a b*T«ras* paitklRlarIy adapt»4 to p«r sou of weak aid debilitated eoMttttf tion, 1M1II thoiB wbo at.S taborlnc nad«t djrtpcpaia, lost o1 appetite, tcrofula, cklorMto, «to., general dafeility* and deraDgenfOBt et

•-it

th* whole

xa» axifLci-,

takti^b« pl»e« of, and is raparior to, ate, portar, a&d pliituo(£i a tainedial agent, and In iu eaaea wbara .alightl atlkMlaUT* b*T«ra(«^ and tonic afa aaadad. .:.-••• •birr's *AM,TEir*Act i*, ainc« the ahort Uma of iU introdocUoqi, already uied by th* Srat tamlHes of hla city, Aid preecribed by the moat eminent pbyilciatii/trfeoM approval and ecominma have been beetowed npoo this wonderful drink.

P. .Warner, Mo. STg Ninth are.. N. T., a a

JJIYIDBND KOTIC& KATIOhIT StA«t BAHK. TtaaK SAVts, ln., lanuary S, IMS.

A dirtdead

dlf

I^Diamond and silver powder for dressing tbe hair, at Mahan A Co.'s. dtf.

Wright & Go's, for

Cranbanfrs, JUani, CurraQW, Ci^fon,' Turkeys and ^steti. fST New hams, fresh eggs and butter,, N. Y. factory ebeese, at A. C. Fubbow

8^,.Soa^^urtMtwj$.,r^

the

ttF Best assortment ot men's and boys' hats and caps jathe oity at N. Westfall's, 85 Main street. dtf. 1 in 9

Who are first to meet the deolltfe

in Coffee four pounds for $1 00. dlw BatA Bailey ttt

MaVkle

if. ']£. I^lodrr^iit^i'eat

flour, new com meal, sod .-hominy at A.

C. FtTBBOW A Sof'o, South Fourth street

Cakbs.—Gold

Bailey's.

NHrtllli!

bead arid fancy "canes

ai' and

ust received, at John Bl Freeman'e, No 6, Warren's Block. dtf. in detiUagW' large stock, -at 83 -Main" streets 38,dwtf W. W.

Shakwok.

^CT fresb arrival AB& Coffee at E. B. A Pv',s 165 ilaiu street.

cents for. a, pound for

!(^»6o,

at*a^

Dov'T Fail to see Mahen A Co.'s Fau yjQoo#»irTi»rMA«tttiiIf. Fine Teas, Coffees, Sugars* Syrups, at A. C.

Fubbow

Aci

Poultry, gaci0, peach blow pota

toes, apples, and cranberries, at A. C. Fubbow

Son's, South Fourth street.

18dtf. rw»i -•^••••1 ...J-.* ,J Bimovbd.—Tbe Skigor aowiog Machine Dffice- haa been removed^to T. H. Biddle'n, 161 ^lainSBtreeU?- i».Mtf »+*,_ tt, jji ..j 1. 'i 19* Weston is a' great walker

Billings a great

great

aewer

therefore for

at the old

Iba Grover.

10* En06 Strouce is now opening in Col* ICeLean's fcew baUdlng 4^splendid atbekbf elothing'iuid ^be godds^togetbr er with furnishing goods of every descrip,tion. H« will al*o«ontinuo to keep a ftill stock at his old stand, 'No. 84 Main street, -3— [l»4tf^ 'g ..{ r'• •.

-,y Jjy

|0T Our popular and well known batcher. jo Buppi hiis established a ttieat stand, oh the aontb side of Main street between 8th and 7th, near Lockwood's tin store, and from this tlAe^orW&rd will keep .the best meats in market., Bapp's best Jersey sausage can be bad at his stand at /all times. i-

dtf.

1)99 WooLnr MiLLe.-P^W« have aow on bands a tull stock of Jtana, Satinets, FlamuU, Blankets

and

Stocking Varna,

ATTOBNBY&

H^rDiamond and silver powder for Ball and fancy dress parties, at Maban A Co.'s dtfc 0^ Large assortment of ladies' and gentlemen's and obildren's furs at

Westfall's, 85 Mala street. dtf.„

all

of the very best quality, which, we offer to tbe trade, wholesale and retail, at as low prices as can be sold by any first class manufacturers. Call and see. dwtf. B. 8. Kennedy A Co. v"

1 '.MP' !.

tf.

"MT Just rbCelvfed a now *lot of Silver Ware of the newest patterns. All interested in making. Christmas Presents should look at tmo' goods before making purchases^ as they are tln bandswiest geods the market, and Include Irresentaof small colt as #ellis large.

Fbsxvav's

Nbw

Stobe,

181 Main street, National Hotel Block. "i

dwtf-

MT We have deUrmined close out our. stock of Be&dy-miide.JDlothing vitb a view of" changing our business totbat of Merchant 'Tailoring and Gent's Furnisbing Goods, exclusively, and in order to do so, will offer our entire stock of Beady-made Clothing at net cost for new goods, and the bulk of tbe stock carried over from last year, at much beUw cost, for eat/i.

We mean just what we say, and will do all we promise 1 Gent's Furnishing Goods, and Clothing made to order at greatly reduced prices. Call in' and examine «ur l^toCk.. It is. much the best,in the city. \J JtJOHNSTON -& 2dwtf No. 81 Main Street.

AMUS IM ENTS.

0OWLING

Yoc

"Tour Malt Itxtract lanot only a very plaaaaot beverage, bat alio very eflMciene eae. Depot, So. BC Broadway. ,'t

Sdeodlw HABAN Co., Agents.

Staee

Ire per east." aaS tel. haa baa

declared oa the Oepltal Stoek diklaak, pay* abtotoam JaaTdfw O. l.waO, OseWs*.

a:Xl'«aolseb

tT*sA

KStX .«2

Wm K. McLean, Main stteet Wm. B. Hendricb, oyer FJyst Xatiosal Bank. Baird A Cruft, S3 Mala 8treot. Muny A Saffell, Third et., ander Masonic Hall. ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS. J. A. Vrydagh, corner Mate and Tiftb. CUft A Williams, corner Ninth and Mnlborry. .-^bakebs. Frank ff^ntgi"Br6 lafoyette Street,

BOOKS AND 8TATIoNEBY J\

Sisiriistt A Aastln, mi Main street. fk McBonaitl, Pestoflc* Lobby. $L

OB««U» AUio tuaat east

A K, A

A Sow's, South

-H&u.

(0* A. 0. Furrow A S°n: have just poened an entire new stock of groceries on South Fourth street, near the Market Hop**

Josh

talker,

but tbQ Singer a

utility

^ScoifoMT-

buy the

rager.SewjncE 'Machine ifofr BUI die, 151 Main stre&tT zS»atf JL'f J. "I1 'a

Go to Biddle's for Sewing Ma

chine, Zephyr WorstediDress Trimmings, and other goods, at lawprjce. .151 M^p ML t/f Fine. assprtmen% ot Cpal Cooking Stoves, five different yui^ties/rcmi Pittsburgh, Cinbinnftti hnd^lwansVilre^ht No eaMain streetiei' 25,dwtf W. W.

Shannon.

and Comtort.—Cory" A

Mancourt are agents for tbe improved Bubber Moulding. Keeps out cold, rain, iW$fanddu8t^prevents:of sosli^ Try tf on your aoors ana windows, dtf nm We advise Bll wanting sound and [reliable insurance, to^insure with the Phosnix. of ^artfwrdXJpashJas^Bts &,• 076,383^85 A •. j. I 1 1

Havens

Co., Agents.

Offic^^vejDonn.dly'iiI)r^^tfict0. 17dw3m Savb Monby—By-Rising Hubbakd Stove Pipe Dampbb, warranted to save oM-fotfrth of tbe -fhel or the money to* fabidedr Over two hundred are now in use in this city, every one of which gives entire satisfaction. For sale stand on Third street, dtfl

Fowtb.

•. OOMMEBOIAL G0LLE6S. B. Garvin, Principal, corner 6tb and Mais. CABPETS, QiL cjuoras, AO. StoSa'* Brea. A Oo., ice ilatn Street. a^^COMMISSION AND GBAINi,'»S i,

S, Bryant A Co., Ssat Slain Street. Jo)ia iflaaeyA Fits* St., eac*nal Basin- .• COAL DEALEBSi' T. 0. Grorer, ihlrd itreet norti

J:i

viyii,

~Ira Oronrer, Fourth street, oppoeiie Market. -Barr, OttUofc A Bsriy,* eora»r Mais and Foortk* jr. L. M^ban A O}.,cotiw Main and Sixth.

cdraer HiUn and 1 bird.

EXiPBBSS COMPANIES, t? -Adasu, %. B. Allen. Agent, Meehanlca Bow. FOUNDRY' fND MACHINE SHOPS

Kise Foundry and MachinejShoy, 8»atb, Smith AfS., near r. tl. A I. Cnd E. A C. B. B. Freight Deoot jhnani^ Foupdry And UnoUiasSUofi McEIfrwb, Dengier A-Co corner Wh end^egle, aear Passenger Ucpot. "5 yv, GUNSMITH aSBSTINCILCUTTEB

John Armstrong, Ohio street, east of Third. A A

rN.

Terre Hause Houfe, corner Main and Seventh. Stewart House, Second street, north of Maio. Early House, West end Main etreet. HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTEBS. Ii. Buckell, South Fourth street. Wm. B. Manning, Ohio-St., East o(4th. V'. Uowitrd Ma&htbg)*8ilerr^ (rt^^Stweeti 3d ttU'l 4 th.

INSUBANCE AGENTS.

Havens A Co., corner Main and Fifth. Scott &*Crano, Main etreet, eastssf Fifth. JEWELLERS. S. B. Freeman, 74 Main street. John R. Freeman, 5 Warren's Block

MUSIC DEALEBB. ...

J. Q. Lindemann, 91 Main street. t" L. Kissner, Fulace'pfJStjislc, 18 Ohi« straptu

MECHANICIAN.

A. Tittman, 201 Main street. MILLINERY. Mrs. M. IJ. Abbott, oppoeite Post Office. ?Mrs. Walter, 85 Mais Street, up stairs. MQNUMtoftfe—scaiofl Granite 1 Jas. O. Wilson, P. 0. Box 734.

NOTIONS AND TRIMMING®. T. H. Kiddle, 151 Main street. NOTIONS, TOYS, FANCY GROCE-

Ciausscn, Bichowsky & Co., Main street, near

l6th'

2OMNIBUS LINE. C. Miller, orders at Pest Office. 5QB^ «A0KEB8. Wm. J. Beiman A Co., 0&ce85 Main street.

PLUMBEB.

.B. Buckell, South Fourth street. KESTAUBANT. ^f^^' J. B. Oshe, 149 Main street.

BKTAIL GROCEBS.

Bay A Baily, Fourth strsst, South of Fost Office. C& Wright A Co., 1SS Main atnet. [A. C. Furrow' A 8on, south Fourth str«

STOVES A.ND TINWABE

,3±r

Two Orand Concerts!

•s--'•!)" }&&&}

Thursday and Friday Evenings, IANVABT 9tb and lOtb, 1

Original Peak Family!

The

sts and

SWISS BELL RINGERS!! s*oH kit

.....

Atti

their last visit Jto this eity. they .have

added to their already Popular Troupe, the celebrated BEROEB FAMILY,

TOOAUSTS, HARPISTS

AND

VIOLINISTS.

Making "fourteen in nuatber. Everything Hew, Brilliant and Attractive.

Cards of Admission 60 oents Children under 12 ysars...8S Tickets fcr' eale at' Backl gbam A Brown's Bookstore. Doors open at AC o'clock. Conoert at 1#o'5ock.

WM. H. PKAX,

S4M Proprietor and Manager.

voifa.'sz*9ie e^r x»T

rsaPE1.

B. L. Ball, ti^ain street. B. B. Henderson, Fourth street, Sooth of T. O. Bagerty A Co., 187 Main street. WW. Bh^anon, 63 Main street. -"f ,?SEEM AND IMPLEMENTS. J. A. Foots, 68 Main street.

UNDERTAKER.

Isaac Ball, corner Thltdand

Cb»rrj,M0

WOOLLEN GOODS.

John K. Beis, CO Main street.

ourxsftotys.

WITTIGT&CO.,

78 MAIK STEBBT."

OPPCrStTE

MoKEElTS BANK,

Jjiiu JbviiS'

FlttST BC1LETLV 4.:'S'l.... f»

1 8 6 8 jt 1

AMIM OUT: SALE

.Ul.

(I00DS!

.ia'A

3asv» BARGAINS uty:f tiJiat /a»i «mti

JtiK udt ~-J

JV^ -»-A- -am

1 pair Cuff8 at $1.75. 1 pair Cuffs at $2.00.

rjlO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Tb» County fiurrojor will be ott i&o nowsd^sMe 20th day ot Jaanarjr, A. D. I8GS, to establish tha Lino and Gorornmtat Oorners on tbe same, between Sections TUree, Fonr. Township Ten, Basse Tea. Weat, aad Sect'on* Thirty-three, Thirty-tour Township JEloraa, Bango Too, West.

Great

JIsIb.-"''!

E. F. Jlerrill, 107 Main etreet. John ItlcFarlane, at county Scales, Ohio etraet. Bicbard MfcElfpy, ega^yMtcor. public Sqs&re.

CLOTHING.

Xaos Stroose, and ilO JUla (treat... ..

,fl',

Hartsock A Banoirtlr, A Stain *W»tv jobcsioB A Miller, Sl meln-ctreit. sx| k--so*)..t •.

T)BNTiOTK-

ic! (xidoeoin, 6tb Bt.. batWein Ualu and

Ohio.

K. VanValsai, 101 Main street. Ji.Bietord»MaOble etrust, bet. Third and.tvb. DRY GOODS. Tttell, Bipley A Do., corner Stb and Main street. -W. 6. liyceA Co., 77 Main (treat. Brofcaw Broe. A Co., lOi (treatyt C.

Wittig A Co.. 73 Main (freet. A. Nippert A 0«r,-ll&-*eiu »treet. Bdeail A Co., corner Fourth atd Main 6tteet Sax ton A Waltaslsgr. 1U Main street.

!Corj3»JJa».A

PAYIDWm.LOOAN.

Jan 8,3w, prs fee (3.00.

T\ISSOLTJTION

BILl POSTI^G^j

Geo.:y BftfsnUertat this ogee a "BOOtrS. AND SHOES a Heary L&ymati, Lalayatte atreet S Andrewi, «ala street, bat. Fiftb aaA ttatb Cbaa. Boggles, 18 'orU Fourtb street. .Leibing A TuaSeT, fiear cor. Slaia and 7tb.

PART NEE-

SHIP.

The psrtsership heretofore exUtlog and known •a Beath, Smith A Co.. is the Vigo Foundry and Maohlne Works, is this daydissolTsd by matnal oon(*nt, Mr. L. A. Smith retiring from

the firm.

Tbe business will hereafter ta conducted snder the name and style of Beath A Go., who sawas aUlifrbllitlxsof the old firm.

JAMES MATH. LYHDON A. SMITH

jtSdlw HSBBT H. BBACU.

G. U. S. TI W.

United States: Warehouse,

-OF-

X. Y. KELLEY & CO.,

30 Vesey Street* BT. If Are now supplying families thrrtighoat tho Vailed States with Teas, through the system o' clubs and their refslsr appointed ag«ut3, at

T*s

iis^gerty, corner Main agdlh^d

fs»rieii-w

... dtf

DRUGGISTS.

abtuixaor

MANAGERS

Bueceaiors to HCBKAJT, KD3X dfc CO. In the managsmin' of tha Kentucky Stats Lot' tery for tho bOLoflt of Shelby CoUogcu^^Y

Whom it may Concern: This is to certify, hat jAmt S Bjtiin alonols entitlel to ase the Shelby College Loitery -Grant1 of Kentucky, or any scheme or classes thereunder.

AH other srhemrs or cla«ses, aftoi January 1st, 1803, bv whomsoever dt igsd or dr«wu, ut,der tl nam* of tbe Shelby Coil ge Lottery Gruitf, are without l-g»l authority fom us. Nor are we in any manner baund by tbe proce*linKe of any person so acting withuut ..uihority .'rm a*.

.1 JA3.L h'LLIKGWOOD. Manafsrs appointed by ih» &h^lb> CitcnitOourt for tus Shelby Oallege Let try Gr*ut, zk.-M "i-i? faliaii'A ..... 0 A D.

As will bs sssn by tbe above notice, 1 have tho sale and exclusive rljM to dr*w the tjhelby Oollegs Lottery onane aftor January 1st, 18 8. Tho sassewill be managed ond oondnoted after thB abovedato in tbe came of ¥sakcb,

We have fiitd in Shelby Circuit

9 prizes of

9 prizes o-f. .... 9 prises Qf

0 is

5 prizos of,.... 400prises of.. ,.V.t

.4 etpS a &

»«3. Wilts iU $"t tbtjj&mti. "J

v:«i

.Uitl i» l&ft ftriA»9WJK v«

'^^-3

*'7

JctL SB) tat

it ft f# -s

1 Muff at $3.00 1 Set, Collar and Cape $3.86

Muff at $8.50. &Set, Collar and Cape $4*00 Muff at $4.00. 1 Set, Collar and Cape $4 50 iI Set at $600. pair Cuffs at $1.50.

Call soon, as the Stock is limited sod will soon be sold out.

C. WITTIG A CO'S,

Next Door to Davis' Drag Store.

rpERKE HAUTE COM'L OLD (X

1mm

COL

OODBT HOtTSI StrtLDIHO.

book*kesping by single and double entry, in all ita forms, as portainiag t»bnsinees. Hfe Penmanship and Arithmetlr.^ Terms within reach of all For farther particulars, addraas hefrtneiwU, •mffdlv B, OAaTlH.

-.--*0 -ii

^wmpaF4****e*

-uio

niightad*

T»soecn cargo prices, aLd guaranteeing thi-lr Toas to bo pure «dd fresh, aad also to givf enllro.taUe-jj faction, or they can be returned and the oioueyj reitmded.

of buying Tf«s ft JOt eur Ware

house is yon save tbaTa- loua profttn vtfipeoulatore, Broker", Wholesale T«a Merchants Jobbe'S^ Wholesalo Orocers and Botatlora. which, fa ti(e a Rr»gate, amount to from 60 ccoti tu 31 00 p'tj peand, and al-o are sure of gxtlltg tin sarna aui.lty and standard every time. __

Our standird g^ods all bear our Trad«*tarfc trf the bag*, and no others are genuine.. iFar#Mtil( pleaso near this in mind, as our grtMisudtojs had induced soma »nprincipled parties in N'-w Tii», Boston, and other places to imitate our ^ylo-ol putting up goods as sear as they dare to-«tti Stf. traptbo an wary.

PK1CB LIST, ti

OOf.OK®, fBlackl 00, 70, 80, 90, $1,00 p»r lb—he»t M1XSO, lOriien acid Blaok} 60, 70, bO, W per lb., Best. TOCWG HT60K, lOrsen] 60, TO, SO, SO, Si,C0, $1,25 erlb ,B-st. IMPEBlaL.lSr^n] 90, 91,00, *1,25. ESC. BBFAKIA^T, j,8laok 70, SO, 3Q, 83,00, 81,10, {1.20. Beit. i' .i JAP iif, 90, 8l,f0 81,28 oer lb. *,-"

ODNPOWDElt, Sl,a5 31,fiO rr lb ia We (jo tbs Sjris lusip-rt«i»'Of auJStuiiif SbSBtBfif U0)1UlS-TotlBC iHsmss agff Klwigst

Oolong fcits.

These Teat t(fe') tbeir names from tho stricts is which they are jrowii, and being tBe flaSet productions of China, and "us^d almost ©xofn* •sltrely by the Imparial Cou. ancHIigJv Wate Offl» icera. Thoy a'ro put up in th6 umque'anJ bcatsnful style of the Ohineeo, in onef pound pictigss! and we sell thorn in the orlgln&l pacaagee at t-sJK

Weetfail, 85 Main Street. Joeejih 0. Yates, 6outh Third street. HOTEBSAM 'j National Houae, corner Sixth and Maiu. Glark House, corner Ohio and Firsf. •. Zf i$ "Buntin House, ioutb-east corner Public Square.

S1,30.

prices the Hyson at $1,00 the Oolong, at Wo imported* the firtt iiivftlco that hiJL reached1 this ooikitry, ana have effect*! erraiiga-l ments, through our agents in Oliius,. to- rMtl them regularly hereafter. .. ».

JPJLNCY BRANDS.

Having bad many callB. froai our. trari» for a fancy brand of Ooiocg aad'Tonog Sjiem Teas, we have been induoed to pttt up in oni raiutid

,sSS«?Bsa,ao^s?®'^

which we a'ro offering' at -#1,25 per {o^nd jor Oolong and $1,60 .for Yonng Hysoni 'OTe^omyT advantage these Teas possess over oar regular styles :s the fanoy .flavor. A NOYELTY IN XJSA®

Teas Sixty Dav§ from Japani We ate now receiving TJncolored Japan TasBbjr way of the Paoifio Mail Steam Ship

In order to meet the demands of tbe people 01 Terre Hantoand vicinity, we have appointed

BARB, GULICK & BERRY Agents for ths Bale of our Teas. All goads are put up by ourselves in one pound packages et tour Warehouse in New York, and retailed at Terro Haste by BABB, QULXCK A BEBBY, at a small, advance of 5 oasts a pound over our Now York prices This brings our goads et tho •prices tbeycan be purchased over cur counters, wlth.cthe freight added. We Solicit a Fair and IliiUQUgh

Ja8d2tw4w -.sc: ffsfl'i- 5

KENTUCKY LOTTEEL FBA1VCE, SMITH & CO.,

j: ji&k-

BHBLSTVILII, KT., DM. S, 1967.

... h': 1

1,130

Frizes^amunnting. to...^.... .^^.... .{83^10

Tickets $12, Halm $&, Quarters $3

aatTThe abeve Magnificent SingM-yumberTiotl. jery will bo drawn in Pablis, ia flovingtort'f Ky., by throe 8won!i OoMtnssroiaas, at.ane clooh

«tutCTiNQ

dVtpjrfar-ufi"-

i.Ita'-''

EDSALL

1 0

W I

CLOAKS ::.™

*r* (Ml. .JC

TEA! POPLINS,

MAHKMV DOWif, iifkii ill

MERINOES,

1 »15«i

TO SHACK liBKOBD. J. L.O\LDWe.LH, H. A. OHlKN.

SvitsA

06.

JAS. S. SUIT it.

63art,

Willbe drawn in

I prist of

prls-3 of prise of prise of*

1 prize of...

Shelby-

vllle, Ky., a Bond amounting to THroo Hundred Thousand Dollars, ($300,00 for tbs payynt of ell prixn.

The Ssntocky Lottery on the Single Vumber plan will be drawn an the lith and 60th days of »ich month daring the ysar 1868.

£7OX.iLS3

-A-

GwingtoniK.y

January SOtb, 1888.

60,000 Humbers and 1,190 Prlies...$S0 003 ... 26 0J0 15 10 cos

1 prlas of. 1 prise

1 prfjj of 1 prise cf 1 priSe ot. •»....*. 1 prlseof ....

J0i*

5 OO ooj 6.(0) 2 60 2 60) 2 iO)

..v...,.,.. 3-600 I 600 1 00 600

pi ice of "... 80 jrla*s of. lOo prises of. U0 prises of 260 pri xss of..— 9 prises of.....r:.'..., 9 prizes of 9 prises of. 9 prizes of

.LYr

MARKED BOWJft

r'--

\MAJRK£D DOWN, .V .J.,-. .-v** 1 ai'i -4*1? il

OOBURGS,

*»J

•ik

aq wv

kjuAMto

4i,e

11*1*

PLAinS,

t'Yi

TJ.

1^3

,»WSJTt(

Co.'s^^ibw

route, direct from Tokahoma via Gnu Tranpjsto., Pot up for us in Japan In one pounip»port.-'Thr usual time allowed^^fora cargo of "f oas from.^ Japan is one year and a half, but Aaorican enterprise has enabled us to offer to oar customers J^pau Teas as fresh as tha natives themselvsajcaii preonrethem. Owing to the heavy frdlghtt.'!wo: are obliged to charge $1,40 pea POOJfD.

•3- JLJ\ "A ..

.toNDBBWEAJB,

eatff'swi

r." '4*

tolf. ^fwHiTSc mmmmrniip

!^a*i-soiTt.xe puoji

Eds®& Cd5,

SIT

HOda

IB5 il

f-r-4 tijfe 0151" -itajiitii jo-daants v*~

1. ir^Ss

THE^-1*O"6-?

'*r .»•» tAl of the ensoOi

3D ESN OVS, -1 V/ AT A QUARTER! 11

-^•cv.rjrojJri »si.

tiraud

p^-Kkim

-\t1

'v-- y---' va

l.tc 1- jcMf*'•••-! J**-•.

^,0

.. ii \i

,^si 'v

WINTEIKDRT GOODS -yuV

!f HU,

:&b«

3J.Ia:UMs

.a .K

it 1l £1 1 I A, iis«sO '••'wir« J? «"c as

Afti'vli Ha «i" »niX

b&ual^:

is* -l-ft it *4 ,'!!•»•

r-i.

t, ifttVHI OO fei*V,-i UMabA Aiv/J .VXtjQ* .1 .SjtO-•iSSMN-tA .t »h -m

SSO.OOO

9J.1

jMsrwnM

Worth of SsssonaW* Pry SoeU, to bo sold at priest

ABXOJmJBODfQZYLO Wt!

Prenoh Marfaos to be fold st 'ft cents. Tormr pris»9i.l& i. 200 pieoM Assorted Dms Goods toW sold st TO, 40, and 60 cts. Former pries, BO, 7ft aod $1,09. 0000 yards cboim flgand Delaines, lMo. 1000 jards Bleaoboa Sb««tlug, to bs sold at Mouits 1000 yards BUaehad Shirtlbg to b« Sold at l.G osntfc 2000 yards Rlaaahsd Shlrtiog, yard Mfids, toe, at IIJ osatA.

BIfncol

i®b 189 ias

M., at the corner of Fourth and Madison s(coats. The Kentucky Lotteries are ho Gift ISiltotprMes, but responsiblo Money Lotteries, that hare been conducted for the ptst thirty. »ea-s, and aro drawn under tbeautbority of a charter froQi the State, and bonds are gtvA to ieoartcthe raytnent of all prizes 'j

The official list of numbers drawing.Dd2es.will be published in theKew York Herald,"CiriVlnn itl Dailv Commercial, and Cincinnati Gorman papers. 0&" We draw two Lotteries daily, and gtvoper sens the advantago of

their own. lum

bers. Send your address for a Circular. -Address all orders to FBANCE, SMITH

Box 374 Covington, Ky. 8d2taw-WAS-w8w

fTIBRRE HAUTE &tjSTl)IANAPOLlS BAILBdAD. CO. •9BCBKTABY''fl OFF/CE,

The Board of Directors baro declared a dITIdend of eight (8) per cent, free from Government tax, payable to Stockholders, registered on the books of the Company on tbe 30th day of'avamher. Western dividend payable at the office of tbe Treasumr, in Terra Bante, on and after Jan-, uarv S'h, 1S6S.

By Order of the Board, A. MOBBIS,.. dSldtd' Secretary. ». ."S

wide...

One extra heavy Four vsry choice One Bale choice Bed Flannel..".!..^ 45' One Qrey ,,J' trilled 26 One ,• heavy plaid all wool dw?.40 '5,1«

600

•issts^f i.:l a: vs.i.z .a .£[•» tlr-jiaos^

Wi**

.tmyk

v£j

(A juataut"

.ntsuh

CO,,

«u.

Tcaac ilAtrTB. Dee. 30, 18S7.

&s*

"w*.

WftfT

«t

rTHAHuaa

A E I N N Towels, SbeetlBgS) le., V«AfcJr. Included fa thfi abftve^JSMe,,

\rsetj. iss'.-a

s-a*

s...

,ssf*»snr}. A

S A 1

0 4

ii:

Tienttentioix of Humekstparsaod oth* ere is called to tbeAbOTVM a&nsequaled opporteaity, for purehs^m aeedf^i nr-

H-j-

ThT'

.id?

TUJEZZ, BUPLJEi & CO, Corner 5th *nd Main Street*.

.1 a, -HI- 1

j.ir

rot

FOAiALE.

ALcaa.

T?QK SALE.—^JToaso and Lot in «tWB pari Of tho City, haYf square from Hatioaal-Boad. Moase ooateins three rooms. Cistern In tha kitchen, Price, fiBM, soM within the aezt ten days. Titls good. Apply at tbs news Toosa of this offlca. Jan 4.

SALK.—On North Fire1 t, containing nlm

a frame.

rooaB((MIWtMttbatfis one, two, or three lota. wm.:.

U4t£

MARKED IOW3r.

WILLIAM MY BBS.

"tPOK SALlI—Tour.Frame House I? One offl»e, two of six, aad oae ot eexx rooms. I will salt these bouses Tery loo, and oe tsssSaable ur—. Apply So T.J. rOBBKST,

Sett,

riao asbicultoral

By order of Uw Beard, J0H8 WSIR, Ass. etusat, President." Ssaresaty. .»• fdSldwiw)

Oarrftget at Bedvced Prices

LAMt approillf «•*!«(, ati'd of Jsbfeat taiab, Miisittlbg of. T4rMCU$s. Bock*w« s, Pbetons, Top Baggies, Op*a KiUMaaodtfptrec Wagons.

be LoiiKer Tfeey are UseA tier the Be

thtf

BIT

i'dL3

I am delighted witu "Dftty'e Washing Macbiae, isnd think thora ia no laapieniant for hooathoid •conomy moreusefalt

oursar 3d and Ofaia Street*.

socirrr.

the aoatial Ueetloa of tbe Society for the reelors, «lil takealaoe at- Sr. Bo*' under Dowliag Ball, on Natorday,

siseWaa of O tree tor*, «||1 take ling's OBoe. under Bowling 1 January llih, 1S0S, at S o'clock M.

AH psrsons Interested In tha Agrtcaltaral, Bor UcaluiraLaad MarheuicSI tnteiaats of tbe conn ty are requested to attend tbe meeting.

JaauMh tkcQti Rirtockof work ararofle7 add sold htw fbr casli,

2-1 and W»l»ut Si^., Tern Baau-, Ind. dt 'illitl I iii 11

IJOUSEKKBPBRS, I "iB 42 9Jt4t

ATT EH'*

Wa&hiug Machine Worth Hiving 'its^stfii

CiOTttiii WA8HKB. Ever rrivev&^if 7 «a

are Liked!

ABE COXl.Sfl Uf0 8K.VKRAL rpMMfwr- nut cum#!-,

Hundreds, of families iu thSm W.OOO htve COaales,tue

"4.

Gil

Vigo, anl^a^^alng bsea

Bead tha. Uatimoelals ef Ladies In Tart* Santo bo vioettiKCi ... Ta'.eWUfies th vL

pdr^bafed

af 8ot 'l'

mprcrt^tf tSASMR-t, »odTt ^prwNa AS atticle of eal wOzth tho tx«t l.bave even aeas. OsasMer*. iig tbe gnat relief it affords in tba lakOr of Wash" Ing. an£ aa savlUK af tunc, no tally Ststis be wtthoatLune.. s. II. POTTKB, South SU St.

Hating Ootj'o Wa-hiog Machine*In Mala my' liduss, read state, througtr the teatllsoapsf my Servant^!bet it eaveemuch labor,SseaISSMtltii work, and is out so wearing upon clatkiai aa tn» fid gfthud.. JAMES C. MeOBflSOB.

Ipacchaaid llke XAcy.m« WasHoft with' formerly in the old fashioned way.

MB3. MABQABET WILLIAMS, a. eth St. WVtiaTO used Doiy'i Washer for tbe lditalglk. ontbs, and It leexoellent. wouldAot be wkhut It, Q^oa amy considaratiun, and I cbserfallj wrilfy to Its merits, and reeomasehd It to all mf rlends, and tba consideration of every kouseeepot. Mr J. HEODEN, North eth St.

Lbav«one af tbe Poty Washers in nse, and find does tbe work more thorenghly than any

me ball' dorsn other macbineel bare badoeeaiontotry. It wears tha clothes leu, and. is* great saving of time over the old-fasbloaed awkpcard and tab. Mrs! P. & TfESTfAt^. I We h»ve purchaied a Doty tfaSber of Mr. fVhealor, and It is splendid. Mrs. K. W. BOSS.

I purchased a Doty Washer of Ml Wheeler,, knd Ifke it better every time I uae It. foramriP aired say washing done now I do it myself in.

Ue. machine with all ea e, and recommend It to.' very house keeper. Mrs. J. BBITTLEBANK, North 3d St.

We havo nsed Doty's IPasber in our family MS Ihreo years, ond I consider it the best .machine [or washing clothes ever invented. 1 haft need leveral ot!rer»,' Wst no Hfbejtiae given tka satisnition that this ba(4one- It glvee entire satisi laaiion it is excellent for general washing, anil' 'specially for bed clothing,

Mrs .CLIZA BOBNSSs South. S'ra*

iWoasandsay

have used Doty's trasher,

months Iu

ouitj,

amily twoef my cbildrea have tbea also ,od 1 can for them end myself, that we ImI bow though we could not keep hause wtthowt* tbtm. I have tried several ottus ma^hin-s, the Doty. Is ths only one that, "comes up mark"—"It nil- tbe bill."

Mrs. teLlilA TABMEB, South St-

I use Doty's Waster in our family, like &. Mrs 1 BIPLIY,, Us. Wnaaua^-Doty's Washer is all tight.. It kives en tiro satisfaction. I tormerly hired tny' Srashlng done, bat since I purchased tbs Weeksa iaf von. I havo taken care of a sick boy, have don* p.y ordinary honae work, and my washing beiot* 12 o'clock. It is all you recommend It to be. .• Mrs MXL0 SHELDON, South 3d St. iiki fsrubfiy"ttruch p^indiceA agaiaei ing machines, but the Doty Washer, purchased ot {Mr. Wheeler, gives entire satisfaction. I believe.

Mrs B. WILMOTQ. South 4th SI.

Wa h»re nsod Doty's Washer 8

ontbs, and I

fchserfuiiy Indorse tbe abuva testimony. in its (a-. Ivor. Mrs S. llANNISTEB. South 3d St. We fully indorse tba absva tssttssguy. in regsrdl tto ths scceOearoof Doty's Wa»ber.

MrsOATBABIlTI WUITTAiOBTS Stb S^ Mrs. Win. UBTbY, SoeiA »Wt St..„

ajt

firr,

Obio Strasi.

ton't be inddsad to urchaaa aty other #aiter ,until yen 1ave tried Doty's. It is cive* srtitei,. together with tbe ^Universal Oog-wVeel Wringej ,* •&&>$

X. B. WHfiDLEB,. ,«T

Dotf's ."Wacon jack," cheap, elacle and eSI dent, or sal« by Z. I. WBKKLSB. OMVM wtf

riABINET AND OAHPBNTBR \J WOBS. Tba undersigned would respaotfhlly aaaottnc# the ciflaans of URN Menu vtetniSr. that be ie prepared to.do Jobs tn.tha Oahloet Carving aad Oisrsaatar lias. Also, repotting dona la theosst style. A. mSV0BrOQ-.oifurnituree«et Bas) National Mat, oae-ha If Sqnare hart's. AsaMfnL.

I 9

TJf*»

for Holiday Present®

CALX, AT

••Ja JJJl fTsst la

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lie Statu ntremU,..: yott will Hod a Choice" AtsorU m6nt ot

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