Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 9 January 1868 — Page 4

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Ixpreas.

P. Bxpreaf lfcCoA-*-

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ALTON

AOTiTIBB

HAUT*

SmTl &$??? 6.36

fc» 5'

*4:10 V. Accominodation...lO:OQ

EVANBVILLK.A-STD CRAVFOKBSTfLLE. UUTI. frr «:40

tfSf A masquerade ball camo at Richmond the otiier day. Queer amusement for tlio Quakers. 1

Hardware dealersjventured to ex

hibit thoir skates yestorday, with good prospect of sale VJUil I

The chain gang of Indianajvolis

is employed in the invigorating ererclss of sawing wood for thftolt^hifwiMfn.S O^^y

Ben. Gresh, the Indianapolis pro

fessor of saltatory graces and and agility, is to teach six weeks' dancing class in this city. s! u:i

Assessor Lyman Miller is making

the "grand rounds,,r leaving bis blanks on which property holders may record their taxable*.

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fffi* Many of our readers suffer from rolcl feet these cold nights. As they are mostly bachelors and old maids, all we have to say is, it serves them right.

tfgr We learn from the sexton' of diir city cemetery that there has not been a burial for fifteen days. This speaks well far the health of a city of twenty thous. and. -u

is lacking in reports of seventeen coun* ties. Officials who don't know their dir» ties, should resign or dio, so that some more competent, could take charge.

/&• Such extremely cold weather as yesterday great care should be taken to suitably clothe and protect the body from cold. You owe it yourself to do so, no matter how much you owe your tailor.

tff The church at West Vigo, four miles west of this city, baa a Festival tonight, the proceeds going to tfssi&t in furnishing their house of worship.

num

ber of ladies and gontlemen will go oyer from this city. *o£t Sloih.

(9* An additional endowment of seventy thousand dollars has recently been made to the Union Christian College at Meroin, Sullivan county, making its total endowment fund one ,hUndrod and ten thousand dollars. s^:(

tfiTThe horse thidf inentloned in yes terdtty's issue was taken back to Greene county yestorday morning for trial. He wa? placed astride the stolen animal, with his legs tied underneath, and with horseman on neithor side took up the lino of march, a sadder if not a wiser man.

Pkae

Family.—'The

"Wood.—The

ft wrirtrtatfteKifgtf of the

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UOCKVIU.* BXTKKSIOTT.

MAT!.

ABBIVE.

1MW A.

CITY AND STAT® ITEMS,

f9* Buckle on your skates, for there is good ice on the ponds in this vicinity.^

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Wa have elsewhere aninUresting

letter from our Sullivan correspondent.

iy Bloomfleld, Greene «onnty, hasa camp of the Grand Army of the BepuMIc

Advibtisk.—Ask fqlks come and examine your goods. If yeu don't you might Rg yglJ kepp storeiinjlo Jypqgjrj.

pain that we learned yesterday moriiot* of the death the evening previous oi' DaviD S. Danaldson, r.

eroilp ireart, tawtftn^ble yonng.rtan •will be missed, and his early death deplored by a none ^ame withm we circle of* his acquj^itanoe but to love and respect him for his modest, unassuming deportment, noblejtraitoiod'afrfyvirtues. the fufaerri ceremonies, ch -talte -pfiwe this afternpon, will be found elsewhere

10* Post office box-renters are in great tribulation, tn advance of fifty per cent, having been made onjthe rentals. We understand the office here has of late Inrdly made both ends meet, in the matt* ter of receipts and expenditures, and the Department has suggested that some method must be devised to increase the receipts—hence .the increase in the box rents. We are Informed the rates now charged are less than those £of any other city inithe State of equal population^ —. isfe'jhArt

$QF The Bloomfleld

iKiflro^d Combination which yeCefitly leased the Terro Haute and Alton Railroad hiavo submitted another proposition fOfWe purchase of tho Iridianapolis and Terre Haute Baiiroad, and if it is not. accepted by tho first of March, the new road between this city And Terre Haute will bo put under contract.^ if this is lAej it will result in another road be-

tween this city and St Locri#." 1.,

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The report of the Auditor of State

Dikd—Tn

Peak family, the

celebrated bell risers, voo^sts and bnrpists, open at Dowling Hall to-night. Since thoir last visit here, two years ago, they havti beau joihod by the Berger family, and the united troupe with new bells, now harps, new songs, a silver cornet band, the Zouave drill, in costume, by the young misses, offer a fine entertainment. They will remain here only two nights.

cold snap has Jbreathed

new life into our ruTal friends, an& a remarkable activity 19 the- wood, tracjo has sprung tip. That Ihey appreciate the "sit* nation," is manifested by the liberal advance they have made on the price of wood, and tho consequent deminutioh 'ih the size of the loads. We humanity have a groat way of reaping advantage from each other's necessities, as is exemplified, upon each exceedingly cold day: by the sizes of loads of wood and the prices humane rharks demand for them.

At the time the three boys were

arrested for throwing the train off the track of the Toledo, Wabash and/Western Railway, by which engineer Dodge, of Lafayette, ket his life, an Irishman was also arresWti fend" kept in about otae week. He was, however, subsequently liberated. Ho has now-brought suit for faise imprisonment against Superintendent Andrews, of the railway company, Dr. Wright, one of detectives Who figured in his arrost, and somosix orjeight other persons. He claims damages fn the sum of ten thousand dollar*. j--* 5r'

We understand some of our city

school teachers compel the children to leave the warm roopi for Jfbe bitter coU air outside during^ rectfS, whether tl^ children so desire or not, and instances &to reported tu^ihit \faeb «&itdrett have persisted is remaining, the windows and doors were throwp wide opee,-aqd permission to warm at the registers positively forbidden. Such proceedings may be an accordance with "skule rule#," but "we can't see it|!t at least we don't like to see it such hitter cold day* as this week.""'*1'

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fft AT

Ciu OF

Tirnes

"this city, Jan. 7th, at 7|

lit., of typhoid fever, ip the 27th year of hlslgeb David

S., son ,°F John Danald

son, Eiq., late of Flemingsburg, Ky. Funeral this day, (Jan. 9) at half past one o'clock, frpm ,t^p, Presbylerifcn church, on Seventh street/ (Rev. Mr, Morrison) lo .^hic^tjio friends.and.ac. quaintjinces ol" the family are respectfully invited without further notice,

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Conncil Proceedings^ l%-

CoUNCir. CHAMBBR, Jan. V, 18G8. Couhcil mot in regular sea$i^»r Present—Messrs. A^on, Andrews, ^Burnett, Chamberlain, Lawes, Minshail 'and Seeburgeii

The'Mayer being absent, on motion of Mr. Burnett, Mr. Lawes was appointed President

pro iem.

Thejminutes Of the two last meetings was read and approvod. FKTITTOMB.

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A petition' from Elkana Lane, Stating that the ^ihird of Eqoftliziition Was raiied his tisable property $1,000, and that the same ii unjust, and asking that the same be corrected. Referred to the Committee on Claims/* ,.-5^1 RBFCtRTSUftf$

Cttv Treasurer's

School

warm gen-

says a pro-

ect is on foot to build a railroad from Mitchell to Terre Saute, through the cantre of Greene county. Such a road would pay the stockholders and be of eat benefit to ibis city and the section of country through which it would run. ww a iijji '"££ji-"

|gf-'An Indianapolis telegram to yesterMy^ Cincinnati

Commercial

says1 "the

The doings in the_May»r's Coyrt

pnfined'10 flning

:and

costing of aMain street ..merchant/ and a clerk fi another establishment, who fool

ishly Quarrelled over their lager and were sfc ashamed of the affair that they beggej the authorities to withhold their names! A regular bummer was in soak at thi calaboose and was to be puj through so soon as he was sober enough to answer Jthe

The Bloomfleld, Green bounty

Democfat

tell? of a fellow liying in that

neighborhood, who,tried to induee his .wife to comply with his wishes by scaring her, Hejtook down his gun, went out behind a tree, and after flrine it oft', dropped dowtl appar^itly dead, thinking hiswi would rush up to him and shed tears of repentance. jln this ho was sadly mistaken, for She did no such thing.. After .Ijing there until hp got fnto^ boflh^S^heJuttped up and gave her a sound thrashing. ,SS t®SRev. J. C. Fletcher, the celebra' ted BrUntsa^mYeiavwm ~asimmhe fourth bt the present serie3 of lectures under thd auspices of the Y. M. .C. A., on Friday evenlng'of 'next tfeetf.' flis sub ject: "Two thousand miles up tho Amazon ofr, Brazil and tropical life," will be of exoeiadTqg ftSiate^t.^nd pitfc the fell known) ^putatjon Ih^tdentell lectAroj shouldlfill Dowling Hall. Seats ^will, b# for sale at" bartiiftt 8? A^itii's, »nd^ at1 McDoiaid's News Depot, Mohday morn•ing ndxt. 1-.-

Office,

Jajpuary 1,1858/

To His Hrwoi\ itie Mayor, aud the Com. mon Council of iht City of Terre Haute:

Gentlkmbn I have the honor to suV mlt the fdlioSving as a correct exhibit of the rct'jipta and expenditures for tne month* of November and December?*5

BECE1PT8. I

AmouDtj to l)&lanc» per lost report $10,079 SI Dlacouot notes at UcKeen A Boning'* bank 14,017 96 Tax collected S^SM 75 License per Clerk 43 00 May«r, for fines aud costs returned..... ,, 18S 39 For lot*, sold in cemetery..... ^189 00 From Market Master SO 00

Toial

—h-*MU. 37,268 30

EXPESMtTCfcES.

General: r^oan^AH fig. Firemen certificates applied on tax....... 21 CS Amount to baltafct... I —tfi IM* W, r, "Total.. Amount od Speciin fchooi ax. ,i

i*C. A.

8T,Ot 30,

ton band accounted for as follow: fchooi tax....

General. Fnnd

Respectfully submitted.

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Goodwin. Citv Treaisurer. ELSCTIONa.

Mr. Minshail moved to go into ah elec. tkm of a Registry Board,-which resulted" as follows :xt .n* '*PiM Bdwards^ Wy leudder and "NicbolasFilbect.' Scudder 1

Second Ward.—John G. Crafn, J. O^yle and M. IT Hictcoi T|ird Ward.—Davies John^OhkCtirist. Rodents and "John" Gflman.'1

Fourth Ward.—Lyman" Miller, John D. Murphy and 6. i&, BoordT* ^ifth Wartf.^Samuel1C. Scott,^ Isaac BeauchMbp MMt Samuel PaddoMr.'J"

Alter allowing sundry bills the Council •djottrneS.*" E. LAWEiC

oO rf&^reMdentprb4uk."J

it: W. Ctatk.

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V$. post, Saperintendent ^a¥Ue ttS^«® yeB stractibn, on the occasion of a recent call, asked us to direct attention to the importance attached to the care of the tchoo? property of the State. The official reporta in the office ot Public Instruction •how ithat the estimated value of t^tia pioperty was, in September, llefe, $4,515,. 734. The last number jof the Indiana School Jdbldal" cohtaih& a good hi^t-otf this subject: ", "A good iababtf fom tU tkraS^jtlcsa fll this property is found in me inculcation of a raoper public sentiment. If a generation of children be trained through their whole school life to preserve school property, there is reason to hope that such training will inculcate proper sediments concerning public property in general.—

In maintenance of the above position, we have but to notice the vandalism exhibited in the abuse and destruction of public property in all parts of the country. Defllod State Houses, daubed and smear* ed Court Houses, scratched, hacked, and battered school bouses all attest this.— Sometimes even the church,' temple of the living God, as it is, is made to bear testimony to the same.''

The 10th section of the School Law|of 1866 expressly provkfaa tffaftt the ci£e and management of this property belongs to School and Township Trustees. -Gfreat attention to this subject is imperatively demanded. G15A

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The Daily Union Prayer Meeting

at the rooms of the Y. M. C. A. are increasing in interest and attendance. Although more chairs were introduced and the furniture of the rooms was

g^J ,f5

?^not

arranged

ailargely to increase tbe available space, still every seat! was filled and seme were oblige^ to stand. Rey. Mr. Morrison of the 1st'Presbyterian church led the meeting. The subjects presented were so divided tbat ten minutes wore given to each part, and thus the prayers and exhortations TQere concentrated on one point at a time.- .......... -is.-:

Jewett leads the meeting this morn" ing in the place of Rev. Mr, Little, who is confined to -the hou?e by illness. The subjects are:

Christian Character—la

business, in

amusements^ tn ljttH fhings.Jn, mann^hs. Force bf example. Silent persuasion and rebuke! Aft oi^apn^p^of r«pn)a0lt tpjthe

urn*

t"uia

tt*i

iHotne Missions.—For

the churches^

Sabbatii Schools, and institutions of learning in the destitute portions of the country. For Home Missionaries and their Families, coljporters, and all efforts to reach jour foreigni ^ogjilatig^^wUh the gospel., .v

Let Christians turn out and literally, crowd imttbe meeting into larger roonast

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The State Board, of Agriculture

convened at Indianapolis Tuesday morning last, and was

wgII

attended by the

members of the Board, together with a genera) representation from various County Boards.

We are under obligations to Ur..John W#fr, President of our County Board, who returned last evening, for a copy of thp. Presidtnt's annual addi^ess,'together with the reports of the ether officers,, which contain matter of much interest, but we can only find room for that portion which refers to the recent State exhibition held on thejgrounds near this city. President Hamrick says n.'jBtib'J la- "£ell £»Si-

Our llast State Fair was held at th# city of Teite Haute, on the beeautifiil grounas belonging to the Vigo Agricultural Socie ty, which was generously tqn^bied dk from tpe thirteenth of September-to the fifth o^ October, inclusive. ... -.

The'rare productions of the soil, the geniou^ of our artisans, -Mfttufacturers and inventors, were gathered from nearly every county in the State, and the exhibition surpassed, in extent aftd variety of articles, any previous fair ever held our Board.

ThiB {great staples of agriculture, maik ufactules and the arts werethete n| griMt abudance and «f 'Superior qitaTUj^ irid'tne display of agricultural hnpletrifehts and, live stock has' never, perhaps! been equaled at any similar exhibition in the 'Statd.

All that tbe Society bad done—all that it had pndeavor^d to te»f^,

ihf)

this State to do—%ere on exhibition, to be witnessed by that' vast.multitude, who returned to their homes and th|9ii shops tp remember what they had seen, and to imitate the successful examples of others, and to impress* the&rnflwbf ltf« diana with the lessons which they had learned.

I should be wanting, in my duty as your president, if I did not at this, the first opportunity thereafter, ex^eps tiiy( gratitude and yours to the citizens of Guerre Haute and vicinity for the abundant support and encouragement which theit iresante, in sach number?, afforded us abonqg with us an$ ^r, us, it,^[»y^ strength, to tho Society wbicn il wlll nev er

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©rt receipts for the year l887, iuelAdinf the Receipts daring fair the amount ^received from the General GoVeriimen for rent and damage to onj: fair ground, and tbe SpprOptiailinB i: from the State, were 936,253 11 Amount on band SS2 S3

..^.139,7^-83

Maying a total of. •S"5 DUBL'BSEMENTS. TherehaTe been paid oat tbe following rams, 'to»Wi|: ,i»: Ou premiums 6,331 6S Current expeniea 90,379 77 tn old debts against tbe Board v........ i,G77 00

Making a total of expenditures.., Which, deducted frem reoeipts, IsaTe* a Valahceof.

982,OM S3

......fl4,V29 10

In Regard to thB claim against tbe General Government for the ficoupanoy of Can^p Morton' during the war, M.r. Hamrick says om-iw%b*bs-ii rson .?! ii'iitiJifiTi

At ^he last annual meeetiog of the "BoS"Hl, lyour President and Secretary, reported claim against tbe General Government for the use of, and damage to, onr fair grouds, amounting tb' tl^s sum of fifteen thousand and five collars and sev-enty-five cents.

Upon coming into office I determined, if possible, to effect a settlement of this claiml Steps were taken at oboe to bring the claim before proper officers .fot adjustment, and I am very happy, to be able to, inform you that ninetbonsand and eight hundred and sixteen dollars acd fifteen c4nts have been allowed and paid, leaving a balance, unsettled and unpaid, •of five thousand one hundred and eighty* nine dollars and twenty cents.

The Secretary's report Irtaken up mainly With a detailed statement ofc the,.receipts and disbursements, all embraced in thie general summary before g^ven. He recommends some improvements on the grounds of the Board near In&anapohs for the Coming State fair, among which are an amphitheater, and the building W Ae? haila He thinks if there is prpper

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miT rJ.i 11 _,u T* o£ nnt nn 25,000 00 1,600 CO 1,000 00 5,000 00

Cask note SacalpUof the fair AttntiM appropriation Frem t&ilroadi From amphitheater, booths, cSa..^....

Premium, cash. _...410,000 00 Diploma*, medals, etc. ImproTwaenU

ispsnsM, snch as salaries, per

Jolal

86difft Wi mated expensoa from estN mated! receipts, which leavs* in tbt. treasury, .Kith other isapreTW?nt* on tbetgrottntet all paid for. t.h*

Resolved, That the Secretary have printed and forwarded to each county society propter blank lists "to be signed by the respective county boards and the people, and that said lists, when signed, be returned to the Secretary and the same be presented by the Board to tho legislature, on ther (subject of geological surveys

Monday, th0-28th 4ay of September, wad-,fixed upon as the commencement of the §Utfe Fair of I8C8/

Jlriiik

jsfith

congealed mud. The streets and public roads this part of the world present much the appearance of 4 huge rasp, 'While their almost impassable condition and the inclemency oF tbe weather have given to out usually, busjr town a^ rather forsaken, appearance for the past few days. iSdircely a'drunfc'jind nwy 'fight has occurred for two week^' "A^fdw of our Democratic friendsiare1absent'at MdfarrAp^lis on'-a ^ort'V^sif friends. They ar5 rrot s&ekingSfBec—'no! Tbe~l)bmpcrats Si^ivaa .don't want office-iirever did. '"J^T r3 Ah incident remarkable in the lnstory of crinje trauspirdd here recently, that is Jwithout exatqple in the memory of pur ^^est criminal lawyers. We' read that in Che old and barbarious times confes sions ^ere naade tjrtijy) 5 ii} laiter "flkyk'nien t1irough promises of clemency, where the party was arrested and tbe proof-donclnsrve,' tfe hfiye. heatd of the party turning States evidence. We have hqard {of men, after conviction,^ -while standing upon tbe platform of the. ^a^ iofyt'qf where aiseaso had* laicf a heavy ashen naa^r-apo^ ..theftV -^hea^fchaJaat Iingeribg hopo

The readers of your paper will- doubtless remember .the'account^ given of the murder of the Woodward family in 3rang4 county, Indiana, in Juno, 1SCC

The public are aware that suspicions fell up^n one William Sanders, of this $ui|ty4 as the party guilty of that crime that he was arrested, indicted and had a Jtr}al,,in which the.-^niy jdisagf^o^ltnd 'Were discharged without a vordict. jOn last Saturday a man by the name William Cutsinger and his wife, who have Tfesi^edj in this county for the last five months, but formerly of Orange or Ma tin po.upty, in company with somo other person^ made their appearance at tho ,-of.

Wiiliatn-Cutsinger, in his stattmon! gives jvjhat seems lo he a free and complete narrative .of the entire bloody transaction witfo £ll tho attending circumstances.— Oiltslli^er says the murders werecoramitted by himself ami one other man, and lhat'the whole affair was plotted and principally executed by h'ia accomplice.— HS,''however,

fc«ysfflat:--he

Wa^ted^-A few. table boarders at Mrs N. B. 'Marklfes. Enquire at the south west qo^ner-dflOhio *wd Sixth streets. dat

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jA iff® raore'tthoice spaces left iu

McDonald's Business Alirror, nt tbe Postoffice. 'Per^oris. wishing to. insert ttfeir oardi Will please call early. dlt tS

Lobby for- the lndiana State Journal of Iadfki^apoln. Price, $150 per copy for one y^r lij

Auction salebf fine Furs to-day at Marvip'^. ,tf.

Do Not Fobokt !—The

ductioh

9.°°°

reduce stock

J^* Decline in large-stock, at 63 25,dw|f

25,dwtf/• i5*.

CouUod, and doiirci to mako

some statements relative to tho oiar.ler of said family, which they did in the pre: ehce of. H. K. Wilson, S. Coulson, I., Browini and a number of other porsons. !f

struck -Mr

Woodward, twice in the bjeast -with a V. «-*4 butcher Knife.

Mra.jCutsinget's statement corroborates the staioment of her husband in maqy of the particulara and fully as to the parties implicated in the crime. Cutsinger was arrested and is now in jail hore. It is said thitf during'the entire narratives of both Cutsinger and wife they were perfectly, cool, .calm and collected, showing no signs of regret or remorse on account of the Crime, but made their statements without 'the least emotion. As to the trhthfulneMS of thpso statemerjs,^ wary one must judge for themselves all I can siay itJb remarkably strange. _n.,

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AUTOCRATOLOar.-

-Dr. B. BrowrrWil-

His audi8BcS^wT^e'»t^3e yond dc«»H^tfon. He l&tafes ftgjiiri tofaight ficd to-morrow night publicly to 4«die% ^ndj^rttletonA^1 'iind Ufr Saturday

n^ght he Ws^gre^t privfttel^^

•to gnt|«^9p

|^A ftxll eupply of the Ledger, New Yoik "Weekly, Harper's Weekly, Prank

management, tbe receipts of th4 tki^ of Illustrated^-ibr kwt week, just re-

can be thirty thousand dollfci* As a conclusion, of )tis rwlarks. ciia tkus

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.vlMo .Ss'iSM'J JWO ««««1

crired at tbe Post Office News Stand. •dlt "7

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itutt-irtit 'ibmm'W

aW'r

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Sweeping Re*

made on all our Dreas Goode, tp

tar

Inventory.

d2ti SfiSALt & Ce.

'sswir.iv-

The following resolutions ^r?. P$SS*»di,*' Resolved That this State Board be requested to take st^cb sWps as may be 'tho't most advisable to .receive an appropriation fr^m our State Legislatnre raflicient to procure a geological survey.

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FoRslFURal-TSable, Mink, River Mink, Fitch and Coney at Marvin's, 105 Main streot. fpr a low diys only. |f.

by Marvin, 103 Main St. tf.

Four pounds of Coffee for $1 00 at

Ray & Bailey's. dtf

HB&*Diamond. and silver powder for dressing the hair, at Mahan

N. Y.

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TERFBOM SULLIVAN. IQHU'-Nii :»n ..ww-jw

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Correspondence of the Daily Kspress.J uh SciiLtVAH, ail. 8, *868 ThebcW winter bltuts of the, eorth haVe l»g«§, enfiruA'e^ftrra

Sc Co.rs.

factory cheese, at

dtf.

Go to E. R. Wright & Go's, for

CranbeJryfe, Rasins, Currants, Qltron, Turkeys and Oysters. •.

A. C.

Son's, South Fourth street

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9&P* Large assortment of ladies' and gentlemen's and children's ,-furs

Westftll's, 85 Main street. dtf.

Beit ^assortment ot men's' and

boys' bats and caps in the city at N. Westfall's, 85 Main street. dtf.

tSn Who are first to meet tho decline in Coffee four pounds for $1 00. dlw- Baelsy.

Markle O. K. Flour, buckwheat

flour, new corn meal, _and hominy at

Fubkow

Canes.—Gold head'^Wrid ^fdney' cinoa, ^U8treceived, at John H. Freeman's, No ^5, Warren's Block. dtf.

fgr" Fresh, arrival

Coffee ^t E. BL-Sight

A, ($fs,

j&F, Twenty«fl\'fe cents for

thia liie had fled while fanguishing on thb Wink of an eternal world and an immediate appearance before a just and oflendea Deity was certain, confessing their crimes. We also have hoard of in. nocent'men, under some peculiar excite" ment, bringing wrong accusations aguinst themselves but seldom, if ever, have we heard df a man wh6, surrounded by none of these circumstances or /and .ess circu who wis, at the time, unsuspected of crime, homing up unsought and unsollcit •4 and.confessing liis guilt of the most unprovoked, pojd jjlpode^, a^ropious and inexcusable murder .recorded in the anjnalsofjcrime.

'Stovw jand a

rain street.

W. W.

Shannon.

Fine assortment of Coal Cooking

Stoves, five different, varieties from Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and E^ifrrtvilie, at No 63 Main street.

v-'W.

Billings a great

Shannon.

•Weston is' a gTe&i^walker "Josh

ialier,

great

seiner

but the Singer a

-therefore foT

utility

buy the

inges Sewing Machine,qf-Riddle, 151 Main street.

""l 25«dtf

Go to Riddle's for Sewing Ma

chine, Zephyr Worsted,Dress Trimmings, and other goods, at low price. 151 Main street I '.-aiMjihsi 25-dtf

We advise all wanting sound and

reliable insurance, to insure with tbe Phoenix of Hartford. Cash assets $1,076,383 85.

Havkns & Co., Agents.

Office over .Donnelly's Drug Stote. I?dw3m 1'^ t®~ The Terre Ilauto Draw-Bridge Company hereby gived'notico that overy person' who shall pay two dollars to the toll-collector for the current year from January 1st, 1868, will, bo eiitilcd to reduced toll for said year.' _'

W. K. Edwards, Pres't

Defe .• 2 4, 1 w—w3 -l... i. ...... vUiiJ Ec6nomt

and

Comfort.—Coffv

Mr.iicoiiirt are agents for the improved Rubber Moulding. Keeps out cold, rain, mud ajiddust prevents rattling of sash. Try it on your doors and windows. dtf

Save Monky—By using Hubbard's Stove Pipe Damper, warranted to save ono-fourth-of the fuel or the money refunded. Over two hundred are now in use in this city, every one of which gives entire ff\tisfACtion. For.,s«le at tho old stand on Third streot., Ira Ghovjsu. ,.r.^ 19* Enos Strouse is now opening in Col. McLean's now building a splendid stock of clothing and piece goods, together with furnishing goals of ovory description. He will also continuo to koep a full stock at his old stand, No. C4 Main

street. [19,dtf

Our popular and well known

butcher, Jo Rupp, bas established a meat stand, Ion tbe south side of Main street betweon "Gth and 7th, noar Lockwood's tin store, find from tbis time forward will keep the best meats in market. Rupp's fypst Jersey sausage can be had at bis stand at nil times. dtf.

Viafc

Flannefs, Blankets

and

'Just roonivfyT a new lot of Silver Ware of the newest patterns. All interested making ehristmas Presents should Jook at tbese goods befoce making purcbasos as they are the handsomest geods in the market, and include Presents of small cost as well as large.

S. R.

Freeman's

"liams, $ distinguished Lecturer, Is astonishing {everybody with the alloeratologisms'jf tfc?Si"hew science at Pence's Hftlt. qur stock or Ready«nmde Clothing with

New

Stork,

161 Main street, National Hotel Block. dwtf.

We have determined to close out

a view of ohangiti^ ^ur business to that

Merchant Tailorin^ ajid.fient'3 Eur-. nishiDg CfoodsV-'excTustvely, and in ordor to do so, will offish oui^ entire stock of Ready-roado Clothing at not cost for now and tha bulfc of the stock cafried last year, at much below cost,

We mean just what we say,, and will do all we promise I Gentfs Ft made Call in and examine eur ?t«Jekl It is much the best in the city.

^s^rni^in®J^.?,^alpnees.

Johnston

.'X-

•UIINEI8PIWECTORY/

ATTORNiBY^. If

Ballxt & Craft, 82 BI&!n Street. Mutsj & Saffell, Third fit., under Masonic Hull. ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS. J. A. Vrydagh, corner Hain and Fifth. u-C-11 ft 4 VriUiams, corner Ninth aodnialborry. .'•"'i BAKEI13.

Frank Zteiqig ft Bro., Lafayotte Streets BILL POSTING. ,(i».

tf.

at 1ttarvi»'4 to day

«t 2 o'plofk. tf.

Auction ^&le of Fura,.at

o'clock,

Reifsoider, at this ofQce. -V.l* BOOTS AND SHOES.

Henry Layman, Lafayette street. v, N. Andrews, Main street, bet. Fifth afi'd Siitli Cluu. E. Buggies, 10 North Fourth elreet. Leibing A Taonxcr, near cor. Main arid 7th^

BOOKS AND STATION FJR-i Bartlett iAnstin, 101 Main strept. J. I\.McDonald, Vosto ffice Lobby, M.' W. O'Connell, Main street east of Fonrth-

COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. Garrln, Principal, corner Gtb and MiiIa* CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &C. Srotaw Bi-Oa. Co., 103 Main Street. -v qOMMISSION AND GRAIN K. R. Bryant 4 Co., East Slajn Stx'oet. ... Johu Uaney & Co., FiratSt., ouCaual

COAL DEALERS.

T. O. Crover, Third street north Main.

Euoa Strorjee, 64 afl.l llO Mniri

FukkuTV

^tf.

ggp"Diamond and silver powder for Ball and fancy dress parties, at Maban fe Co.'s

t®1

Ifc

iio.,

Son's, South Fourth street 18dtf

1#J SPain

street. dtf

Choic article of Pennsylvana

Buckwheat Flour at E. R. Wrght's 1C5 Main street. dtf '1 *f-T*| I'

pound of

Coffee four pounds for $1 00, at Ray & Bailey's. dtf

DoKst Fail to see Mahan & Co.'s Fan. cy Goeds. They arejphgap* 4 $tfS

Fine Toas, Coffees, Sugars, Syrups,

Ac., at

C. Furrow

Son's,South

Fourtlj street. 18-dtf

A. C.»®F(ltar^% Mmn havS jGstf

poened an entire new stock of groceries .Oft-SoUth Fourth street, npa? toe,Market House. lEfdtf.^ ",nv. .—.•...

Foul try, game, peeph blowpota

toes, applet An^ cranberries, ,at A. C. FurbotV'k Sb^s^Bdutn Fpurti, street. Rfltf V:«.

18dtf.

.V,j. '1

v'.

^She

Removed

corner onrth and Kata

Saxton ataiEley. lll MainSttwet.s Cornelius & Haggerty, corner Main and Third DRUGGISTS. Ira OroTer, Fourth street, opposite Market. Birr, Gulick A Berry, corner Main and Fourth. I. L. ilahan & Cot,, corner Main and (J. & H. A. Davifc, corner Main.and lUird^

EXPRESS COMPANIES. Adamt, E. B. Allen, Agent, 6 Mechanics Kotf. FOUNDRY AND MACHINE.^iiOPS

Vigo Foundry and HacUiae. tfhap, Cieathi Snjiith ., ndarT. U.&I. and £. «S! C. ,li. B."Fi Depot.

4 Co.,

Vhteu

Denglcr ger Depot

chojcu Teea and

HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS-

R. Buckell, South Fourth street. .,..} Z, Wm. ?. Manning, Ohio St., East of 4t)i. W. Howard Mauu iug, Cherry St., bAt^etn 3i and 4th.

INSURANCE AGENTS/

Havens 4 Co., corner Main and Fifth. Scott.frJCrane, Main street, east of Fifth.'

U. JEWELLERS. S. R. Freeman, 74 Main street.

.-The Singer Sewing Ma-

chine 0fl5ce has .been- reDiflyqd'to T. H. in ?B-dtf Riddle's, 151 Maift'Street

Mrs. M. H. Abbott, opposite Post OiDco. 'Mrtf. M. A. Walter, 85 Main streot, up stairs. MONUMENTS—SCOTCH GRANITE'

Jas.G. Wilson, P. O.Bos 734.

NOTIONS AND TRIMMINGS. T. H. Riddle, 151 Main street. NOTIONS, TOYS, FANCY GROCE-

RIES.

Olaussen, Bichowsky 4 Co., Main street, near ,li. K«3 -OMNIBUS LINE

Ctli.

aw 4

B. Miller, orders at Pest Office. PORK PACKERS. Wm.

Reiman & Co., Office 85 Main street, PLUMBER.

B. Buckell, South Fourth Htroet?i'« l'«S RESTAURANTiJ. B. Oshe, 149 Main street.

RETAIL GROCERS^ J.

Ray ABaily, Fourth street, South of Post Office. E. R. Wright & Co., 155 Main,street. |A. 0. Furrow & Son, south Fourth street.'

STOVES AND TINWARE* W R. L. Ball, Main street. S. R. Henderson, Fourth street, Snuth orr. 0. J. B. flagerty & Co., 187 Marn stroet'. "WW. Shannon, 63 Main street

1 1

SEEDS AND IMPLEMTINTS. J. K. T^oto, GG Main street. UNDERTAifBK.

Isaac Ball, corner Third and Cherry. WOOLLEN GO( John If. Iisiz, CO Main street.

WOOLLEN GOODS/ :ai OCJ

AM USE W! ENTS^

Y. M.O. A. LECTURES

Thn fonilii Xrcture of tho Coufsti will bo coliv ered on Friday Evening, Jaiuiary 17th,

'd^Lt DOWLOCI IIAM, .t»! BT~ REVj. JV C. FLETCHER

The Celebrated Brnzilian Traveler.

"-5 SUBJECT: TWO THOrSAJiND MILES IP TUE AMAZON qq OBj BRAZIL AND TROPICAL LIFE.

Admission v.:...'..50 Cents RESERVED SKATS'. ......'.....'.....J 75 CENTS. For saloon Monday 13th in'sf., at' Bartlett. & Austin's, and at McDonald's Nows Pepot.

Doors open at 7^ o'clpck Lecture begins s.t,S, !9dtd:

JJOtVLING HALL,

Two Grand Concerts Thursday and Friday Evenings,

Woolen Millb.—We have now

on hands & tull Btocb of

Jeans, Satinets,

Stocking Yarns,

ta MNUART 9«h aiwl ldlli,

all

of the very best quality, which we offer to the trade, wholesale and retail, at as low prices as can be sold by any first class manufacture!*. Gklf aha see. dwtf. S. S. Kennedy & Co.

—1—

The Original Peak Family!

Vocaltstis, TIarpistA and

SWISS BELL RINGERS!!

Since their lft"t risit to this city, they have added to their already Popular Tronpe, the celebrated

DKHO-XZXt FAMILY,

fOt'AHSTS, HABP1STS ASD

^ing hf^HEAP

to twaer *t-greatly reduced \j in and examine eiir stoekl It Is tidai of Minin»ry Goctfs «ol

2dwtf!' No. 8^ Main Street.

pfcoufz*•.i«i»y«»r-?v-»ta

V10UM8T8.

Making fourteen in nnmber. EwiTytliing-New. "SST?" 1 BrllUant anil Attractive, qk fir^f r' uif Cards of Admission 50 oents Children undor 12 years ...25

Tickets fur salo at Backi-gham

locaIsKPTICE«

Hoar's Malt ifxtract—Berei^se ,of

141

MiXikA

reight

QUNSMITH AKDSTim iL)aTa:ER

John Arnistroug, Ohio street, east of Third.

HATS AND CAPS-^a.

N. Westfall, S5 Main Street. Joseph 0 Yatesj South. Third strott Btii sJi HOTELS. Nationnl House corner Sixth and Mnin.-r Clark House, cornor Ohio and First. Buntio House, south-cast corner Public Squave. Terre Hause Houfe, corner Main and Seventh. Stewart House, Second street, north of Main. Early House, West end Main street.

"t* -i

jlohn E. Freeman, 6 Warren's Bldfkfli) in, MUSIC DEALERS.9*1 J. G. Linilomann, SI Mai« street.

Kiasner, Palace of MubIc, 48 Ohio stre^t.fr E A N I I A N is A. Tittman. 201 Main street.

beT_ar.iio_p.HUnUMyad.ptM toper

aos^of wrak and debilitated consUtutlon a&d alt those who are laboring usder dyapepsla, lou of »ppetiti, lorofala, chhroei», etc., general debility, and deraDgoincnt of tbe whole,ay»tern, .1 BOW'S MAM IXIWbOTM* I -I-.. -i. takes the pl»ee «f, an4 st^tr^r to. ale, t»ort»r aad apiritaoas l^non a» a remedial,«a^t," nd all casee where (lightly itimulative b«rera|«a and tonic aw needed. ..,,

Jt nori* »A,lkkMn

Is, einct^ ttuKiUort lime of ita introihiatlon, already n»«d by thefirtt Xamilieaof tfaia oity.aod jateecribed by tilt raoet eisinent pfayiiciaM, whoee appc6Tai aad' ecotaiviat have beeo battow« npon thie 5roi|derfal drinks

Mr. Ci P. Wagnrr, Ka. 273 Kiath

"Xenf

be«»rafei, Dcpptj No. lw

i5K

E. F. Merrill, 107 Main street.

•foliu MeKaTlkne, at Connty Scales^ Ohio street. HieJmrlMcElr(y,«mthweet cor. I'ublic Square.

CLOTHING.

Ittcect. "w.

Hartsock 4 Bannister, 73 Main street. Johnston & Miller, 81 Main utreet, DENTISTS. 3tC. 0. Lincoln, Gth St., between Mom and Ohi^.

It. VanValzab, 101 Maiu street. .,. J. Richardson,Ohio street, bet. TUird aqdfith. DRY GOODS. j: Tuell, tBipley & Co., corner 5th anl'W etceet, W. S. ilycei Co., 77 Main struct. Brokaw Bros.&Co., loy Main atjeat. C. Wittig ft Co..-73 Main street. A. Edsall A

MAHAV A Co., Agenu

NSW ADVERTISEMENTS.

AORtcrLTTitXt sccrxTt. ,,, Th'e annnal meeting of tl»» Society for the fleeii- nnf jOlreetore, will takf uUceat Mr, Do» ling'f tinder Dowling Hall,

BorrHturr. ..... fd31dw2«J

T^ISSOLTJTIOjN ^p PARTNER-

silt*.

»eP4r

JABE3

NMiona CiAt-ra theuew

I reet, '1'

rooms,

sxmr

LYNDON A. SMITH

WBNpTB. bxaou,

/i L°

FOR SALE.

a frame dwelling, containing nint T,,k WILLIAM JtlTERS.

OI Oi

•Four Frame Hooae

Ui?, two of IK,

1-easonol 14.HT

bfti

stokes AND TINWARE.

wltfi'Al ho"Mo(Sai lynciee. itoyea-fer OffleW Bfcra,tnnjrtfies,'Hot«ls,'l»in fig-Kooms, Bed.-jrpMMiii.anr Mdallitted* and As for prlces^ ,, He Melies,

Bo(» clnfldentthat he has bought jia ix)w aajj an'yl ody can, and is deternClnWOMta 6d UI DERSOLt It lrhnp iseihle thatanyhfldj-rtiflqlfi hawiJawM^ Stoves, 1 ir no eeBer are made.--ALLIARE WA^JlAin^D

With (?9^lBf ^tOTeaheglTM-

Mtfrtl aruiturc is iMwUly tiiyen A 1 ud dsliyersnl^Stovea in thqoity i-'. IK

Free of Charge!! :8TC'r.

ija add tion to Stoves he keeps a general assortmfntofl u^lroa and Uopper Ware,_Pres»ed Ware, The New French Walci, 1: adlos, .Presfyrvjng Katies, Jlufflit Bakers, Wa lip Ifotip ani ^he vet newdRltblnf eat, thoC.

Pa£e?ty Mirror Supoothingt irovw*

These rpas.havo tfie new iucilB^ -handto, anl

PatQ] it Chilled Iron Face,

which re sins tW bent on»

S B. HENDBBSON.

KmrtUi I treet, 4 doors Sonth fef thft J*oit.xltice.

se?3d« tf

N C!A.H

,c?r

Boofliig, Guttering, Coppersmith W

And. Itepiairfng of all. JEM

We Tiavo'alio the Agentf for

Blil*HKTT4 MABSH'a*Ot&!BBATKI)

JcMtml

aCtaQ

Brown's

Bookstore. Poors open at o'clock. Concert commence*at 7£ o'clock. VTMf. H.

PKAk,

C4td ProiitSetor and Managir.

"hxfrli

't-iln

ii-'/-j."9 .* gs+t a975V8S flssfSS'''-*. ID »s

**f' MoM iktii Mi*:

lilnds of Mlllln»ry Goods «o4d at' 00S1 daring th^ Winter months, at Mrs. M. H. AJfctott'», Opposite th* Post Office. DecJMtf.

arm Air INrpace,

PlKElliX 0£.whlcti Vrt tiiVo already put oj several, lo the ectiro s4tis Taction of the parties using them, Whoih we can at all times refer.

All sled* of SUEaice* rtpalrod and i»it np Pomplet»order, and the work warranted. A gi.'ri**al assortment of TIKWABK t»i haad at atr tlmenj Qivo as a call at

Ko. 187 Main Street

Bet. 6bi 7th .-.ts., TEIiUR HADTB, IWD novlodtf

tlTTMAN,

M.I£CIiA_NICIA.Nr.

!*».' aft (Main Street, beoma dtti

& ltp StsH

^erre Itauto, Ind. AN^'©Etwi»08 S9t#itMf^acbines

and otUer Light, M^cblKMury re*

^ij«3»«4rsa?a. aHMa Ff^ocli Pattern, made fiMi 'Mw oT ol^tDilertal. if may

I I nil 111 II Till li'li 1 w+uLdm*

TT0BSES, MULES AND HOGS: ,XJL —I wili sell on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturdays', tbebwronof $ eVtofk i-Px. sn(

within the Pibllc Ponnd more than twaiv* uoar*| and 11 the borse? or mol»3 that may hare been is |ald roun'^'riior^ than t^^da^^

rnstoB ii^um comb goi/ OtD COTTBT QODSE BD1LDINO.

•hip and A^-ithmetta, Tenaawlthln reach or al» for forthfet particulars, addroee the-PriaclpaJ,

»ptffliy..,. B. oABVim. 1

pLAUSSEN, BISH0WSKY40O

oavsooopa.

JWrt

am:, K. Y.,

Malt Exteaat iaaot cnlf «a*y pleaimnt Imt alea* Ter)t«(Bc»eion« oo* MS Broad^ayl^

POPLINS,.

VtsteW

!*Atarda,y

j*i|ttari ll'b, lS6S,«t 2 o'clock F. M,

Alt r^oo» interested in tlie Agrtonltural, Hor tlonltnril anJ Mechau'ical int»-reet» of th« cunii ty.ate requested to «fUnI fh meeting. Jjy/ordfr of the Btard» JOKH WBlll, j«: GitjuaT, PregWent.

and known

titindry and

&»itli A C».,

in the

Hisith Tettring from

G.OBURG8,

iSSB&Ol

oad. House contains three rooms, in tho kitchen. Price,

0S5O,

if so pply at Sin 4.

wilbm tjio next ten dftya. JFitl^good

room dfittit|xfilcaL

A A A S

-*±rz

I: SALE.—On North Firs'

sorei

jt. ua

Larg Stock and low Prices,

S.i- R.'i,:HENDERS0N1S,

(mt\ DcorfWi$i *irlfV'iQ?o& Office,

3or •c.

Fourth Street.

•-Ni

)WlN(i that the

tb*d feu market,

Ilm©8

Sm sl

MILLINERY.-* i,.

lo a

tit

R. llENDEBSON hits this aea*on eelcied wltb great cart,:frotn the Fopijlar aritl (,'olebrntcd Patterns known)A the country East. or^West, Mf#ssoctraentot TfWIttll* StOteS, such as are raro «ver coUeawktpMtfr in fcai»i. BjNjMa inoni his stoAS may oeTonna tbe

oof*

leading Siov.

eva^romhqnd thi ng and Parlor Stoves,

.i "I

EMAIL "I Ct.

im 'T-t#*-

of tbe easoniic

a ii

All 1r

PL 0 tax'

Liiird longer Oun.lht

etymon 'Stovn Pipe of all alses and k^vde, tinud, and no estra charge for fir* atlug jJuts togotl&r. -'Bayers wfll^eritHsAf1 save mor cynby calling on

•e-'imsa

'—ifsfit

-?3%ao

•jiih -.7^ -wllme

n-S CP O ^T JEl S Jnrt

rec lived aad Ul be sold at the LOWKST BO riOM BBIOBB, at BALI/S.

of '.lBo Loading .Sljovfa1 I fn tho starket ...

Homi Companion, thrte sizes. Geneial Qrtint, three idzefi. Clittrfcr, four size#* four nixes. Forest Qmeti, fpiir sizts.% liOveiff Stx sixes.

AH ^arraotod the best in thft Marki-t, BAIL'S.

"7t

T"--J5. IfcAU-EKTY &CO', i'A Are prtptfred to do all klnd^of JT-fcJ- 3- QRK,

',/svi'a 'ii

IxnrlViaaSaabbim* oT Ittt'f

bqarttf* aafS9kb«Mk TONS AND TOY#. "L.TiflAtl! DEAlJiB«

FANtrr gkocebies, UU^UIS, TOVtWOH,

»*V. "i •v --J «C-- f-.

,^2t/V wefi

at J***-""

*4 :i ,- .!• ,XS

r.mtiM HTM''KKMJA .b-vttt

twt

8 1

lo Mi.^ I'

-if.*'

1 1 I 1 l» l/I »1: i'

if I

I-,' »*«,- .«• if

CEiOAKS,

'I JU!| 1

jplf

rr- l*li

"JUIKEDDOinr.

..i

.MARKED DOWN.

•UWJ

^4 it

.vAtaot «5ari ..

ni-

infi ul »Hii-1 ti»

MAMKED DOWN

1 urft «tl JUwttf

REPiS,

i«t

Workp, is tliis day diisolred by tnotoal Mr. 1.

31ac, cejus-n TUe4)fsine»s willbercsfter 4 coodn led undur the nani^ and style of £«ath & Co., (MtHM allliabi

tho arm.

he SUtr JawSJcfJ ef:!)

MARKXD

iCJia

Down

I. CXiiCHO-Jfe.

mi*-

•s: MASKED DOWN.

s^'itisiamt ce lutf

1 8

A.L

Jtimatd poM. Wrf^hwiirfl

*nSn-

AAiJ

I will sell these bodllfc tw? Tow, and or i? t?rigpi-AHpi^..t^ T.Jj SO&npaiV ear corner 3d and Ohio Streets.

«r.-j

rati I

MAMKED DOWN, ns»i4iw

hl«J fen

kvtutirtwH

m* a*

v»- ttMt-

UUpfKWEAK, Jl

fv»r.«n»

-,({« -{tf

MAMKED DOWN.

•.•wN*"

.•

v.JF'

.-.stffrtj. V. "SW -'D

'a Ntr.'|i».diNiJs** fuo 9'*-' T0O ia If, tmrii. jto.-.-q&ff

'!.'•! i'-i

-.Im ^CJIUC'S

ittl *yi '-^.earraiH (S ba -G.i'0 tgitxttKoB .aarrxii

.«/:( xk.K

«iTatw'i Ea»»fe l-y vtitttl »W ijfiMT. nil t4 «ii 19

wiom Jtur-H*

»*.. wN1.1l

i-tt

io«

(if— .auiiu-i

ti-a-iU L.

,.r

JD J| 1:811 OOODJi,

B-'T

AT A QUARTER/ A' f/

HS -3

2000 yards BUaaefaed Shirting, yard wide, \Airj2

1 a

41®*Rt

12* ceDts*-

f.llir «"I WJ t'Kol*3d"^ One Cae kig* colored Prints, 8|c Onp ,u extra heavy wide... W J"our very chofce 17| One Bale chokse Red Flannel 35* One Qrey twUled 25 One heavy plaid all wool dd... 40

*r.u

fi9j0P»4MV .m

Iwfc-y

»dl

'-fw

imtt

tmta0-t»v fSH'J ll. jlar-ifstitilj&n** w*i!t tiSuMic'fvei

V'iHJfcfJsn __ &!»d,r s?. lo

.aVCOif iie V}r$ artists„t1.»let

^JNTER DRY GOODS!

t« !«i jliftst.i." tiit tOi^

ii al *un 'Wi

aaoi

ilif ip *1 Jiijl etn? Ht tee*

.. is G'jl't-iZlalp-tO? lo riBs-j

"io *£t*«M'ifat*i^g«a»sdt a*ih*mA

nsismol

ximt

lo »tsr*5u. »rf «pS *k1-»)s« te

••a* ifjjrftiswi

too gel

ewii

**Mn*

raetiasxe

jnm\t

,««!• *!3a-»*MRW. *sr£« '«il M« cf t"

aitraw iKni uli»

fits#

dt ^ch»quo

.'*J ii-' \j 3-zt1vm'!z r.ii iafniSlt

i\i tn: iao

bsriSiUtHtlsa

s«a 'oofc'ji'ji:

itfTH xea

sT—",eo»t9

fc» **5«I I«9 -QBb'jV

"m Goods Junporam.

nnqpi: aint tsiloo «W"

.nnh&i-'t, 1 i.:!T5»e4a«di coi.iihto)*a

.: nrfomc »fj». -•n scjapin,, I si ,*0 }».-£« I.-H 1«

.rfOTiirt-i n't 'in 'litis

«TJf

fit .»•!

6 5 0 0

w)-N-t -i" fijoo-O *Jf) ^4

Worth jof Seasonable Dry Qoet* to'tw

MMS (M

n#:t!tfnr em

•t*a?sTE

Sit) \3

I it onount) 1

nn tor seasonaDie utj

-.•^sold at price* erjj ??',

tb fieces yrenA'Ifteiiobt© 8l 5cwt». Forowgrlpjl^.^^ 200 pieces Astdgftbd sold at 25, 40, and SO ctsL Former price, 50,- 76 aad $1,00. ,i 6000 y4rds choice flgMeil Pelaines, Wlc, 4 lQQ° yards Bleached Sheeting,.to be fold at 81 cents." b£i*b rto» y«ras Blescbed Shirting to be soht at 10 ce&tt. l'i

sliat

ASXOmSBISOZXLOWtt 2i,*S

vVi

.. io nonJ

!!ml»I eos

E I N W S

j. Tewels, Skeettais,

Jrtt

Xnchided in the mbovm SMe, tt Mail

at Mt*

nj.1.

.noi'amt-ts

& Bitot

,'f JS 11

l2*T

/jjii IrMi jam

The attentiou of Housekeepers and otk era is called tb the above, as aa aziaqualeS

ticles|

ni -.*'•

itVELLf MtPLET

Corner nth and Streets.

ITorre Haute* lad-*

'jt

lilA'W

w.- Wt

-d-.

saarj

~i .a

s.-M

-si tt-1

traa

MM# #«Mt tadX:

». J* »i» SKV

%-t ei UM.'.- -.,,:q 0

jV?1!*! .«t ..»! Pit

I•,»:. "j .: ijttnc tel •yi fll: to?#*

tH't-

t»,• rfj.) ,uj is m*»t %.*m

COr^lS

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