Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 7 March 1868 — Page 4

DAILY EXPRESS.

'tkrre-hautb. inu.

Saturday Morning) March ?tli, 1868.

BA1LBOAO TIME TABLSU

TERRE HAUTE A1TD INDIAH AFOLIS.^ 'S

•SS I:

636 A- Express U-00 p. *.

,as

-.4:.®sxfca=ss.ssi::: KVAK8VILLK AND CRAW rOKDSVILLE. tiiTt. MMMVfM* 6:40 a. Accommodation •^:??.-p' 4:03 r.

wM»il

1U vu. 4:10 p. .......... .if:

,...A60 r.

Republican Township Conventions.

The Bepublican voters of Harrison tbwnship are requested to meet in Mass Convention, at tha New Court Iloiise, at 2 o'clock p. m., .::ji

SATTBDAY, MAECH 14th, 1868. The object Is to nominate one Trust*e, One Justice of the Penes and four Constables to be Toted for at the April election.

It is also suggested, the outside townships that have not heretofore designated any time to hold their Township Convention to nominate candidates to be voted for at the April election, shall hold a Township Convention at their respective vating places, at 2 o'clock p. m., Saturday, March 14th 1368. By order of the Executive Committee.

L. A. BBBNETT, Chairman,

Attest: N. FILBF.ck, Secretary.

~i'. 'U

Gbant Club to-night

Go to .church to-morrow.

A bisk in the river is imminent.

Good ©a*—for ducks—-yesterday.

Attend the meeting of the

duty

to-night./

We are informed there 'is no foundation for the report that a double track is to be laid on the line of the Terre Haute and Indianapolis railway. m-

Tna

GSant Club meets ait the new

Court House to-night, at which time'

The

Journal

SPSfS

BjPW»L*»T-r W edneeday

Grant

£T

"Mad as a Mabch Habb."—Hares go mad .this month. We don't blanas flifeiB.

Piety seats for the Douglass Lecture have been,taken by citizens of RockviUe-

John Balding, of this county, files his application for the benefit of the bankrupt law.

On the Half Shell.—The Bowling Green

Aurora Bore-alUus

Anna

J. M.

comes to ui on

a half sheet this week. Plenty!

5

Dickibon delivers

the

neit lec­

ture before the Y. M. 0. A.--^amipg th% latter part of April.

1

The Ball' of the

rWi

Allen, Esq

is said to have the

futide track fot the Democratic nomination for the County Clerkship. ,.a

Maennerchor and

Fred Douglass1 lecture are the only amusements of a public nature'billed fo* next week.

the

election of permanent oflicers and otheT important business will receive attention

formation that several prominent Demo-, crats in Nevins township are tiot disposed to work with that party in the approaching April election, and attempt^ to lasb fcl thom into the traces, iiBW

The County Commissions® yesterday/ authorized the Lost Creek Horse Thief Detective Company to appoint any member or members to act as constables for. tho detection and arrest of horse threvet. •. ?u :•—-n

1

Major W. C.

••«T3''^•

Thre^ cases of disorderly conauct were disposed of in the Mayor's Court yesterday. The defendants handed in seven dollars each, at the name time ex« acting a promise to keep their names out of the papers.

Lupton,

holder should commence the work of thoroughly cleansing his dwelling, cellars, outhouses and premises generally. This work is necessary for the promotion of health. •'_••••

Kobt. C. Barb, our former fellow-citi-zen, nofr dispensing drugs to the people in and about Bowling Gro'en, a feW nights since had a visit from some thieving vagabond, who made & clean sweep of his larder, "appropriating" a ham, butter, hominy and other articles.

Several times within the past week the Indianapolis

Herald

has failed to

reach this city on the midday train, and we have been obliged to wait till evening to ascertain which set of Democratic principles was up for the day. It is very inconvenient Will the publishers try to remove the obstruction

Fob Fred Douglass' Lecture,

Larcint—Two boys,

Chyfc^^&ifer-

burne and Charles Goodman were t%k£n peforo Esq. Denehie yesterday, and rkdgnieod in the sufn Of one hundred dollars eaeh, to appear at the Circuit Cowtt to anstver the charge of Jarceny, in stealing lot of carpet rage and other «ckicfl|s from the stable of Mr. Edward Wright on South Third street. Sherburne gave tho required bail and Goodman was sent' to jail.

store of Mr. Carpenter, in our neighboring village If

rarrT

{'"t" iyr

A Belioebent

Mu

3:10 p. It Kxpro«...»..~.—» 5:35 P. If ExpreM-.....v.i ^,ftf»t^ Bt. iMv* i*l *®kA* HAiwk'

"j *'"J

The Terre Haute

Til it

rSTATE ITEMS.

The

Doctob

is worried over- the in­

T. W.

Fby

The

£or several

years agent in this city of the Adams Express Compauy, has for a time past filled a similar position for the Merchants Union at Louisville. Under the recent bargttin and sale he has been consolidated out.

The Time to Clean

Up.—As

tho frost is out of the ground

soon as

every house­

iMMtSsS q^^tftieiTif eotioDnlre^hipped east via the E. & C. R. R. Two extra trains have been run over this ro$d every day durtng the past month.

Henry S. Knotts, an Indianian, ,wai fined $200 in the' City Court of Louisville on Ttjeedayi ffl# bti^sl'' aaskill -tlpoi a young Gertaan girl -named Begina Ott.— Th? Hid ^illaip ^w^ sixtj aad enty years of age.

Rev. J. A. Kunkleman, formerly pastor of tbe English Lutheran Churoh of Indianapolis, has received a call from Philadelphia. He has accepted, and will sooa. labocft. aaai c?jj

—rT-—:

The

editor of the New-Albany

b^B?vafcjab* t^®o^(it

"Wed-

uesdsy evening next, a div&ion en the Hall has been made and the colored people will be leeted on the south ij|e.of die middle tiM4 *hite be accommodated on the north side. This arrangement will prqve satisfactory to all. Seats for the rtortft ^side ean ra secured at Bastlett & Austin's, and for the snuth side at O'Conneli's

women,

THE.MtvYern^n Unioa«ays UujBoard of DiretWs tlrt MtJ.SO: B.1^ have received a prepofition from General Burn side, reprdsohWng tbe Penaty 1 anla C9««kHKi51M»a, W WiH^IWr reaa fer a b^^sjof {"IT^e Boifd W*e tke proposition' under advisement.

1

3,We are happy to be able .to make a little better showing in

r-

night

fcidfeerland *^e»te*Kl by

burglars and goods, mostly ready made clothing, amounting to about three hundred dollars, abstracted. No clue to the

qd j\

Woman, from Lost

and battering another woman. A fine iwith bill of costs amounting to $10.15 was assessed- She couldn't, or wouldn't pay*

arflmfMh prison in such case, she departed under promise to hand in the postals.

Express is

The

Express is

ABBIVX.

Vo&fcofi Wlrtit^rl $ |ire a species

^tfprlaA

Off of Mkio stieet,

r"-"

-?#v ,.^,' v- 28

the

becoming

not aWfit^of having

given such advice. It

,...11:00 A. *.

i»

no Mrt pi OUT-

of property that May be

"ap-

Our Side-walks.—We calrtbe attention of our citizens, and especially of our Cit/*iM^^t&^ret< the 8idewalks on most of

out leading

thoroughfares. In some parts of our city, •t tftif tiqiq, thej" almost ciinpaafefcbl*. Ladies and.childron.can only go out at the risk of wet and muddy feet and consequent illness. Many persons of wejak and dJlicati 'cobBtitutibns are imprisoned in their houses, beckuse they dare not venture upop tbq, yet and sloppy aidp-wifti,

out

ptherwise beautiful city, ean be easily remedied. a| p^eat e^saa^ ly-^rick pr tcfhl' W^|kVements.' 'Gravelling

is

pnly a temporary' relief, requiring constant renewal, at much greater expense in the long run. We hope that some antarprising contractor will liiake an estimate of the post upon several of our leading side-walks and submit a fair proposition, to property holders or the City Council, for making substantial fi^d durable pavements.

tte

greyest amount

bf pedestrian travel,Js on the east

side of

Seventh street, between the Terre Haute jtiEouse and

Chestnut street. In addition

yo the, local transit, which is ver^ con efdera\Ie, most' persons who go to the Railroad' station take t^i» r^ute and then,,there *rji t4r»

of

We

puc i^at pop­

ular §nd influential churches: located on tb^jMtouof Wierienbyteriap, Episcopal and Hundreds of men, women and children, often during •the week, and always on Sunday, are compelled to p^sa over that mttddy .|idewalk/td'attendjtheir respective churches. !To the personal discomfort and incon venience such a "walk Involves, may be added, the coughs^ colds and consump

therefore, earnestly

nH -c* .ii .MI

Ths friends

Go

"mend their ways."

Wab^h,^^ibunfi^ iias been sus-

PTtfo AJHia ,ajui~vT

is a candidate for

Congress in the 8th District. .'V a

NeWj^aRftjfr^ljfeftot ijk

J^nA

the Second District in^ February were $26,707 12.

of Arvine F. Beck are I

it is feared some misfortune has

anxious to know his whereabouts* HeJ in an old advertisement have come to was in Wabash Monday, Feb. 24th, since! band at John B. Freeman's. dtf which time he has not been heard of^ and

happen*

fedgp^B^B Md no yaa?!* for^ayja^ so mjatenoasly.

He

^^sgldier^the

69th Ind. Infantry.

The heirs of General Robert Evans, o«*€ tbe found#fs df Svans^flH *tnon'g* jvhomjare Mr. Elisha"Evans, of Washington, and Mr.

8

ton Democrat, are making arrangenlentt for contesting the. titlA to to largo traet of the land on which the city now stands.

The Recorder of Marion County put on record, on the 6th hist.,

solidated sinking fund bonds, the amount pf which was $16,000,000. The stamps

elose communion with General Logan.— Thore are two things to destroy the "sen sational" in this dispatch. Gen. Wallace is not a member of that organization, and furthermore be went to that city on business of a purely private nature. His appearance on the scene of action about the time of tbe Johnson-Stanton imbroglio probably gave rise to that dispatch*-

The peculiar beauties of mob

"justice'

are illustrated by tbe following: Oar headers will recollect the circumstances attending the robbery of an old man's house in the neighborhood of Greenwood, Johnson county, the result of which was that the old gentleman was shot by-tbe burglars, and died in about two days, Two men were arrested for the murder, and confined in the jail at Franklin, from Which they were taken by a Greenwood tnob and hanged. One of the suspected jnurderers stoutly declared his innocence ft tbe time, and agonizingly begged for time at the hands of his merciless judges to say his prayers and have the fninistrations of a prea6her. His request was refused, and he was strung up, alongside of the one who is y.et believed to hurp been guilty of the murder. Circumstances have since

_developed ^which

beyond

a thiuldw

doubt

noc^nee of the

one pY'tiii

have mentione4,.^nd the Grand ,Jwfy of the Circuit Cdurr of J5hnsob cd\inty, which.meets on next-Monday, are, to thoroughly

ThvesttgAlAJte outrage, ancl

indict the

partlsiptttsn

1ft tt

We hope they may

urge property

holders on that street, and the members of the congregations, who are so deeply interested /n this ^mproyjement, -jind who care for-lfeitn^s®, comfort and health, to proceed at once to

for murder.

gefr a taste

sr^

of

justice that will kty the«obspirit,ln this StaftjwnBMiMtlji

••. Vi.9%53.

H'ir 'Pir. .VMfM

TO THE &AVKBUTT Sxobe, Np. €HL Main street,

to

i^y

1

ported" 121 paupgr^ d^iringj ti^e last quar-

polica of Indianapolis havo com.

menced a campaign against the gambling M'ested. f?

iflikStfir" Is anliounce^^"teclurs°^tii

F^r'l^WAyite aAd^V"hl4^b4n tlft^nrng of the 9th. Bather a heavy contract.

Mrs.

Eliab

Scott, of Owen county,

has presented her husband with ^triplets, two gifTs fcrfd ti bo^. Poor man"!

T^fo-fhufldi|e4^ wid4 ^fotty-s^t -.pfriJ^iB have joined the Methodist church at Jefferson ville since the revival commenced there. .. ..

your Bdots and Shoes dlt •.

Attention Sib

BohbhtsI—rThe regu­

lar monthly Communication of

CommaxderTjy'niU-be

Denoting

held this

(Stftufday)

Weni^g'at 7 A full and punctual attendance of Bli the Sir Knights is eariMiitl$r" -re^aesteS

1 By.oyd^of1^8,7™1* EM.Com.

'Msks' K» Moots only $3 at-tiie -BMkjrupt gtore. diy

|83~gl- 'A *9 tfrsir 0€l

Zephyr Woisrssi Full ^weight jZephyr Worsted, all

^Coitfrs, it ^etft|

pjer ounce, at Ridjpe's^ W^M^h.jtre^t-

Ihe new neat-fitting Bismarck Oo0ar li

to

b.e bad only. at_RiddlJ 51 Main street. V- /rdtf.

Special NotWe,—All aeooonte of the ikte firm of Hartsock Bannister mast be settled without

delay. PereonS

ing themselves

to

at

be interested will

please

tkke notice, and not delay settlement.

4

:5-41.S

Call and see tbe Singer Embcojftery Machine at Riddle's, 151 Main street. dtf

Go to Riddle's for Collars and Cuffs, for Ladies or Gents. dtf

Always go to Riddle's for Sewing Machines, 151 Main street. dtf

Bismarck Poll-aba.-—'T:

H.

Riddle

taken the Retail Agency for this beaatiC&, new Co)la?. Tjy t^a» «nd y«a

Frederick Douglas

House

Ledger

.£bti&wi Ja

va county tuuuidiui- hiuited the e„tnrewiiis

Floyd couuty ti tbigf acrpli^fijil.e£ W purees pPitfa U-a^, ^jfjerjlpft the bor^e on this side. -i

attract an

It')!"-.1 Cl iriHaiiig

the bankt'bpt busi-

mw in ufi 1—Hawe. ^eifpllpTO pg ftddjtioo&i casea-axe retried:

JOfeft 4JaW9t)g, Vtomsmty yi$r. ItiA'mewff Crawfora. WilUam Sollcpoft, Crawford.

i^ll,

jby tu&E

will at

llUg Hall, Wednesday llth, for the benefit of the

t&1@^MK$t^o-

M'OfiurchT Sabjeet—''l^oip-ees bt danger to tbf Republic." Tickets of admission, 60cts. Reserved Seats 75 ets. To be had at Mcf Donald,s news stand Bartlett & Austin's, and at O'Connell's. ?. »March 3td.

kebpers will find, in looking

through the House Furnishing Goods Department, at W. S. Ryce & "Cd's, much that will interest them when fitting up their houses for the Spring, They hare received the largest and best variWy of Carpets and Paper &ar\gingt we have ever seen exhibited in this section of country A new advertfseineht in another column, mentions

lome of TtfB ftatufe^ atitf w^T

attentive xeading-

Oa,

market

.'

Tisl—A lot

of

at

T,

fine OnMas, }ost

received, at Ray & Bailey'^

Table Cxttlebt,

Ru*ell make, plated

^pdons and Fdrks Sodger4 Brotb'fers make, cheaper than ever offered in this

Ball's.

Lily White Flour, and best Buckwheat Flour, at Ray & Bailey's. dft

FntST ox the Seaboh'.-—Fresh

Sugar at

Ray

I f-sr

Wiltta^r Floyd. Charled .R"Hpwl^,

fait fi (C

Floyd.

Samuel Thomjp6oat sMontgooaery, Charles B. McA?«rter,-«Hthart.

I?.

»r'- vtf t-t.c A.'ltr.JCiTi

The a««rtix0tei6f caafc«Jwken of

Fob

Rmtt.—A

suit of tooffis,

To

Be

Are

fcititywfc ,1)

The Crawfbdsvilld Journal

A

Army of the Republic,

«o«tfe witfce

of the public square, first brick west of Kissnex&iSlusi^tsfe^^OMia family. Enquire at the grocery store of

mm

•v

Go to

set tbe best articles at bottom prices

Freeh

Evani, editor of. the Pxincei-

Peaches,

SL4flBWTJWiD^rtft#he conse-

iuences

take care

a mortpi^e

given by the newly consolidated Columbus, Chicago and Indiana Central Bail. Way Company, %i*en' to secure

t&F

lays

Washington dispatch appeared

in

the papers a few days lince to the effect that our fellow citizens, General Wallace, had arrived in that city in obedience-' to an order from tbe Commander* of thd ^Jrand

of themselves. The

nest,assortment c/f ladies' watches engine a a mond, pearl

oases,

con­

for the,

dayt we will sell

llext ^thirty

"regardless of cost," as

Xasall & Areet, and examine the stock. dwtf .3 BKFbeemai^

Large'aSsttrtnrertt of" ladies4

fell's,

and was in

arid

gentlemen's and children's furs at N. WeslfaU's, .— I #Hi» tfg" Best assortment ot men's and boys' hats and caps in the city at

N.

West-

8i. .x dtf.

Fresh arrival-ot choice Tees and

Coffee at E. Right & Co, 166 Main qtreet. dtf

BAK3ERS.

GOAL DEALERS

1*. O. Grover, Third street north Main. otjx E. V. Merriy, 107 Main street. John McFarlane, at County Scales, Ohio street. Richard McElroy, southwest cor. Public Square.

DENTISTS

I DRY GOODS. tueBjB'ipfeiftCo.,cy|il

hio. 4 th.

1 0. O. Lin'ccAo, 6fh^Bi,^fc#e|n l^iln and bl J. Kichard*)a,04ie Ittee^A.VlliirJ a4'

15th a I street.

737Ma^#t)Ktreet.

A. Kippert, 116 Main street

Saxtwi%Svaim3 Cornelius ft Haggerty, corner Main and Third

I iDRtfGGI^S '1 Ira Ga-oret, FoMtU »9po|tt* liHMrr B*rr, Gnlick ft Berry, corner Main anil Fourth.

I. L. Mahan ft Co., corner Main and Sixth. J. ft H. A. Davis, corner Main and'Third.

.t7lB EXPRESS gOMP^NIES,^ Adams, E.^B Allen, A®eat». 6-Mechanics Bow.

1st and Walnut. -, Vigo Foundry and Machine Shop, Seath, Smith Co.,-near 'r. M. ft I. -'and Erft O. X. Freight Depot.

Phoenix Fyuadry apd ilachino^hop, McKlfrash. benjjjjjtlr ft £., Jornor 8fn and IMgle, net* Passknl

iaUNSMITH AND STINCIL CUTTER John

HATS AND CAPS.

N.'Westfaff.-SB Mai». Street. Ij jjoseph 0. Kateis, aoufh^hirastreet.^JL

hat

SQ-JtSI4?.. »..««* b&i.

iSational House, comer an2iMaln, .i,i Clark Houso, corner Ohio and First. Buntin House, south-east corner Public square. Terre Hause Houfe, corner Main and Seventh. St^^BaecoWiet^ttk^aA

Early Bouse, West end Main street.

Tkef ImiMU «f Awtn* a« it if known, fire yeara ago, fro* CoBaaaption Dr. Oppbolaer, th* moat emineat If., Vienna, rfcomsjeoded her 16 go to ®W, Italy.—There with the iBflaenoe of hte fi«» W—1 *ad the us* bf Sorr'i Ttax EXTRACT »he]wM cored.

%*sm3tietoemmt wm i»rited to an »ndiencfrt st whloh h® Mdiwd tth^if#n.«ti|||| of

Barnards', first dW w^5ffe upon h^y, the _E-^r t.

JButtW, ..Eggs^ L^rd, 2^^' toes Apples, (Dried and" green,) Dried im Jtn. Irnttt dAnflUntlv ,ATI Ww-lOri,

Jkopt ,eop8tantly pn

hand. Flour second to none in ttha jpity, for $13 per bbl. Good Coffee 4 lbs for one dollar. d&w-tf

A

N. Katzenbach has opened a branch

of his

Cigar and Tobaaco estabHsment at

No."147 Main street, where

%ill always

be found a full assortment ol the best brandai,e£ .cigars and'tabacao, iege&er with all other articles in his line. 28-dtf

Clover, Timothy and Blue, and

Moss Seeds, At Dowling Hall. dtf -i v. i. 10* Got6"E. B/Wright-db Go's, for Cranl^w^s, ^a»ij% jqp^ant^ ^Cjtfonj Turkeys and Oysters.

Best brands of Flour, Buckwheat

Flour, Meal, Baled Hay, Oats, Shorts, Ship Stuffs, &C-, at E R. Bobbins'^

powling Hall.r}jK3v ni •?dtf

=3*3

BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

•f *»Oil a* a*ooH b«ta be*

.i! OATTOBNBYS. Wm. E. McLean, 96 MeJn stjreet. Baird A Cruft, 82 M*in Street. Muzzy A Saffell, ThiJt4.it., voder Ma«oaIoH»ll. Soott 4 Day, 60 Ohio Street.

ARCHITECTS A^D BUILDERS. J. A. Vrydagh, corner Main and Fifth Clift 4 WiUlanw, eorner Ninth and Mnlberry.

*.-

TV

1M. t4 "4

Frank Heinigft Bro., Lafiyette Street.,.,

iA

BILL POSTING:

0ao. W. BeiiiBnldar, atthig office.

BOOTS 4NiDJg«|S

8. A. Barras, 99 Main itr«et. Henry Layman, Lafayette etrfetj N. Andrews, Munftreet, betfl'lltte and Sixth Chas. E. BogglM, IS North Stfur A fWeet. Leiblng ft Taenzer, near cor. Main and 7th.

Books AND sjAiioiTER^. Bartlett ft Austin, 101 Main street. J. P. McDonald, Posto fllce Lobby. M. W. O'Connell, Main street east of Fourth.

30MMl!R0rAL' COLLl&i!.-

C'J

HOUSE AND SIGNPAINTERS** B:'Bnckell, South Fourth«treet. a

ioward* Manning,

Blunt*ii 33

°d? INSTANCE Mdil Scott ft Crane, Main street^east of Fifth.

SiS. VJeamaii, 'feilali liriet.i i» Ilii John B. Freeman, 5 Warren's Block

&

0 Mtrsife t2$&LEfajJ

H1

J. O. Lindematuii 91 Maisjstre^t. i, L. Klssner, Palace of Music, 48 Ohio street.

MECHANICIAN*

^TitJman»gPl M»i|iafin»eV !0

^v »f\ \u

Mrs. M. H. Abbott,-eppysUe Post Office. Mrs. M. A. Walter, «5Main rtrett up stairs.

MONUM^Nife-StjbYOS'llllANITE Jas. G. Wilson, P. 0. Box 734. ... ^NdTIO^S AND 'TRfMMftt0° i, H. Biddlo, 161 Main street. NOTIONS, TOYS, FANCY OROOE wriiM-

RIES

Qlaussen, BichowsVy & Co., Main str,eai, i)ear

OMNIBUS LINE..

0. Miller, orders at Post Office.

It Buckell, South Fonrth street.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.^« Hickcoz, Pcett ft Co., 60 Ohio Streftt. Bendrieh Lange, comer Main and

RETAIL GROCERS^

Joseph Strong, 190 Main street. j® Bay It Bally, Fonrth street, Sooth of PostOAc-e. "B. B. Wright Sc Co,, 166-Main street.

STOVES AND TINWARE '8. B. Henderson, Fourth street, 8otittf of 0. SEEDS AND IM^LEMEii iS. J. A. Soote, 66 Main street., 7

Uaao BaU.o^nier WOOLLEN GOODS. jnk*N: Bala, 6» Main ftraat.

Maple

& Bailey's,

jf Choic article of

dtf

Buckwheat Flour at S. R. Wrghfs 1JS6 M^in street. .dtf

GRANt and Charter

and best'tCook Stores in the market

ii to be «een at Horr's Mait Bx-

raa AvxaicA, Ho. S42 Broadway, well as nnmeroni letters of tkaaka

and approval from persons in all parts of th* woild who have osed Horr's Mau Extbao* alao tie prescriptions of tt by the flnt physioiaas la tkia City.

Horr's Miix Eitbao*Bmror, No. 642 Brailway Stildby Druggists and Orocers.

If

I L. MAHAHACOu, g*at^

ideodlw. -.3/Ult

The Franklin Brick Ifockia*. The Franklin Brlek Maclilne. Franklin Xie|iMi guaranteed with olglit melt and two no* niokeSjGO) to 3,6069 flrst-olas* bricks |Mhr hoar and by stdanl, t,00) te7 iKKpcr h^ur, ac«prdl»«to tjiefacilities for.reasoxitg themr IoCsr todM' obs trmto thf se facta by machine* coantantljr^work iag in this qity. SAMtHtL W. jbiUg&Qp, 37 Woodward Avenue, Datratt, lltchlgaaj fl9d2m

I 1~1 'll iH' Ifl" '-I'VT'iq .sK FOR RENT.

DWELLING of four rooms, Samn»tr Kitchen, Cistern and Oallar, ob Nation ljtoad, near 13th street, fortlS a month Enquire of A. CLAPSSEM, m(Mlw 160 Main Straat.

WANTED.

VT7ANTEX—TBACHBES, STITW bbnt*, and other Intelligent Maa and Women, in a basinets paying $103 to S800 per month, according ta ability. For particulars address Z81GLEB, MoODBDT CO., 117 West 4th Street, Oi&cionati, Phis. aOdll

FOR SALE.

SALE OE TRAEE.—Two ire at tha IBON W0BK8.

good T?o^lt Ho^ses^^En^uire at th*

ma7dlw'

No.-

SAXiE.—On Strawberry Hill—'Dwelling containing iix 100ms and hall, good weH, cistern and cellar door-yari wall set with fruit trees, shrubbery and flowers good stable with cistern and carriage house, toget&er with wo vacant lots. Gall on, the premiss*. febfiSdtf JAMES TAN EATON.fl

toMM ASOU^ TO QHANt&B JD my boliness, I will self my MACHINE BY FOR MANUFACTURING FENCE very cheap.— Address, through ths Pdit Office, Terre Hants, or apply *o X«0d2w] E. A. EDDY.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

C. WITTiG& CO.,

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S 78 MAIN STBEETVjf -i 'pt

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B. Garvin, Princit)al,.cor*jS»6th iaidSMain.

COMMISSION AND GRAIN,'' E. B, Bryant ft Co., East MainStraet.' John Haney ft Co., FiratSt., on Canal Basin..

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NPBIKU SHAWI# fcfl*

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The ^etta !^hawl

tho best Manufacturers in Europe, and Will be sold at a very low price—within the reach of every "one.

The Lttdres^ife invited to look at these Shawls before they buy elsewhere. Vjj^T

€.HITfI«4 CO'S, Next Door to Dav.is' Drug Store.

STOVES :AND TINWARE-

saro*V"ES.''

LargeStoek andLot jPriees

S. II.' HGVMRStm

Popnlnr and telebraled Patieras, ®k#o«j iii the oountry East or W*st, an assortment ol Cooking and Seating Stoves, such as iare rarely ever collected together in one Hones,

Among his stock may tie found the leading iStata-of almost every pronlaent Mannfactar in the countu.

Heating and Parlor Stoves, with all the Modern Improvements and convenienolea. Stoves far Offiots, Stores, Churches, Ho. 'tela, Dining-Rooms, Bed-rooms, any and all kiada and as for prices. He Defies Competition'

Hi iS AnfldiAtt!iftt1)A*has bought as Lo*W as aaf body can, and ia detarminad not to 5«

N E S O

is impoesibl* that anybody shiuld have sarraa toves, for no aferraa are mate.

ALL ARE WARRANTED.

With Cooking Stoves he gives

Hore foraltare llvit Is Utually OiTai K' and delivers ail Stovas ia tha alty

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UNDERTAKER."

OCTOBE R^EtecTltN.

We are autitorited to announce thl &aiae or WILLIAH PATBIOE as a candidaU for the offlosof County Treasurer, ral(fect to the of the Bep.nbliean County Convention-.

LOCAL NOTICES, uSi te

Katasn

Pennsylvana

& C0,.^Te «e«iv«daiplen-

did -assottmfnA#«TXwiBe*-an4j3frd8. Don't Call

to see that Pink Cord. CaoTCHtrmto.

cheapest

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Ball's. dwtf.

Its' itrtt flxMbflfg' for mfidtf

M»fca*:i C&.> SpHag Ooods. Warrantad pore aa* wry *Mp. ,T«mPdtf tij:

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Preo of Charge tn addition to Stove* he keept a general aasortmeht of Tin, Iron and Ocpper Ware, Presssd War*,

The New French Ware.

Spoons, Ladies Preserving Kettles, Httflln Bakers WftjBe Irojit, and the Vary newost thing oat, th*

Patent Mirror SmoothiBg lrOBS, Ihaae Irons bare the uew.tiacltiMd haadie, aad

Patent Chilled Iron Face,

which retains tbe heat ona*third loagar than tha comn4trin«8. Stove Pip* of all sizes and kinds, constantly on hand, and no extra charge for riveting joints together. Buyers will certainly save iaoney. by calling on

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KNOWING that the Public haa l\ long dentaadvd a ibetter class of jfltoves than has mretotore Been Mdlrilly ofTared in this market, 3. B. HENDERSON' has this season »e* ^eted gr*t »r^rom.the «aosi

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CROCEItlEt.

RETAIL

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S. HENDERSON,

Fourth Street, four doors South of tha Post Offlce.

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I^S PBONPEBITY IS CNPBEClDMTfl~ history of religious Jonrnalism.

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KEEPING ALIVE,

An AppeiTte CUrifeiiaat.

ky Rev. TQKO. L. CCTLXB D.O., Brooklyn, «.Y ot riTit^' A' ^Tftying in th&Hoiy OhMU

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"THE LO«T IMAGVf Chapter IX of aa Original Story, iMrftteh by tf Orthodox Clergyitaa totfrnfrtif0'*

The Independent, a ad «sstta*4 ifcfcs r- liove, saaof the nsoat popolar, racy aad ip*Uuotie. *eri** of oontribaUa*) svsr given to a religious aawapapar.

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