Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 18 January 1869 — Page 4

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DAILY EXPRESS.

XJCJEiaiC-HAXJTIC. INI)

MOnday Morning, Jan. 18th,_l8«9.

BAILBOAD TIME TABLE.

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HAUTK AST) IHDIAVATOLIB. ,.\p *H£

uun. 4:60 p. 3:16 P. *. •6:« a. B.

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.....:.Expree» 6:80 A. .Accommodatlen „..li!:15 P.M. .... Mail..™—.....—.. 4:!6 P. *.

Ift25 P. Kxpreaa 1!:B7 p. BT. LOUIS, ALTOH AND TSBBX HATJTK. IiIATHI AlMVli 6 40 A. K*preM....™_„™.3:35 A. *. 12:29 P. .-..Mail and Kxpreea„.„_». 4:45 p. •. ti

...Kxpreae... 10:30 p,

4:45 p. *.~Mattooii Accommodation.-10:20 A. KVAHBVIX.LB AHX» CBATtPOKBBTILLK. WAV® 30 a., Accommodation p.* 0:15 P. -...—......Mail....... ..—..3:03 p.

BOCKYILl* XXTSHSICHT

4:50 P.

ABBTVB

..11:06 A.

CITY NEWS. •lit

Abh, at the Post Office, had all of the pictorials Saturday evening.

See advertisement ot valuable private residence and new furniture for sale

Gob Arnold in receipt of the Tribune Almanac for 1869—a work exceedingly valuable for its statistics.

Abh, at the Post Office lobby, has re ceived Demoreat andGodoy for February, also the Atlantic and Tribune Almanacs for 1869.

Ebeblb & Bindley are preparing tp move into the capacious store room recently vacated by H. A. Davis A Co., corner of Main and Third streets.

Col. Thompson received but one vote in the radical Senatorial caucus.—Jour

nal. The name of Col. Thompson was not presented to the caucus.

The Common Pleab

Court adjourned

on Saturday. There will be no more Court business until the 4th Mon^ day in March, when the regular term o? the Circuit Court commences.

It ib said Cumback has promised thp Terre Haute postofflce appointment.— Journal.

True, no doubt—but to how many ap* plicants?

A clergyman who is never guilty of such things, says it is a poor reward to «ghy an old sermon at the devoted heads of the few who have ventured out on a rainy Sunday."

learn that "William B. Tuell, Esqi,

of Terre Haute, has written to a friend at Worthingtoh that he intends to pay a visit to Greene county next fall, on the Mitchell & Terre Haute Railroad.—Worthihgton Times.

Plato,

it is said, could speak with sucji

eloquence as to woo bees from their feasfe in clover fields. That was doing pretty well, but it was an easy job compared with filling a paper with items w£ei» items can't be got nowhere nor niohoWj __

Interesting to

Farmers.—The

misssoner of Internal Revenue has decided that farmers have no right to have their grain manufactured into flour, and then sell the flour in any manner, without paying a license to the Government if they do they are liable to the penalties provided by law. •i i»ai

Marriage

Licenses

Adams

reliable authority that an office of this company will be opened in this city in: a short time, and its messengers will be running on all the roads leading from this city. The union of the several Ejt press companies, which was made for ojie year, expired on the first inst., at which time the Adams withdrew from the cote bination.

Bedford and Terre Haute Ra.i1road—The Company Organized.—A large meeting of the citizens of Lawrence connty was hold at Bedford' on Mondky night last for the purpose of organizing a company to assist in constructing, owning,and maintaining a railroad leading Ho Terre Haute, by way of Bloomfield) and terminating at Bedford, on the N.i, & C. R. R. Judge William Duncan was called to the chair, and A. D. Lemon chosen assistant Secretary. Speeches were mada by Messrs. E. D. Pearson, A. H. Dunihue, A. C. Voris, S. A. Earidan, A. B. Carlton, Davis Harrison, G. Wr Friedly and others, in favor of the early construction of the road, and the vast importance to the people of Lawrence county that Bedford should be one of the termini of the proposed road.

The following articles of association were adopted: Sec. 1. The'fcame of this asjocltttibn shall be the Bedford, Bloomfield and Terre Haute Railroad Company. The capital stock shall be one million of dollars, to consist of twenty thousand shares Of fifty dollars each. The affairs of said Company shall be managed by twentythree director?, vix: New Albany, J. B. Ford, C. Cannon and W. S. Culbertson •, Lawrence county, Jesse A. Mitchell, Wm. Duncan, Davis Harrison, A.»E. Voris, A. H. Dunihue, Robert Kelly, Wm. Ragsdale, J. W. Newland, A. B. Carlton, JB. D. Pearson, A. A. Malqtt, S. A. Raridan, Dedridge Short, Alex. H. Gainey and At. A. Malott Bloomfield, Mark H. Shryor, Wm. Mason, A. ,Q. Cravens Terre Haute, Charles Criift, Wm. £. Edyardsisnd R. W. Thompson.

Sec. IL The purpose of said company shall be to construct and maintain a railroad from Bedford, parsing through the 'county of Lawrence 15 miles, through the county of Greene 30 miles, through the county of Clay 10 miles, through tne county of Vigo 18 miles, making a distance of 73 miles, as near as may be.

As soon as $50,000 are subscribed the articles of association are to be filed in the office of the Seoretary of State.

A committee consisting of I. H. Thomas, Ambrose B. Carlton, A. H. Dunihue, M. A. Malott, Dr. Raridan, A. H. Gainey, Dp. W. Short, and Ari Armstrong was appointed to solicit funds to defray the expenses of a survey of the route, and the survey ordered to be made immediately.

"Jpr Wkddiho.—Never w&s mortal man so token by surprise was Mr. Isaac "Williams, a compositor of this office,

Saturday evening last. On going home to tea he foand two or three friends who bad "just dropped in," and who prevented his return up town. Soon other friends dropped in, each carrying -some useful or ornamental article done up in tin—tond not tHI then was "Ike" aware of the fact that it wss the tfnth anniversary of his wedding. Such a tintinabulation of the tin, tin, tin, was musical in the moBt. harmonious degree, accompanied As were the gifts with the heartj greetings of the m*ny friends which our friend "Ike" and his amiable wife have the pleasure to claim among their acquaintances.

Conjs

and settle up.

were issued'"last

week by the County Clerk to the partifes named below: Abner Shadley and Jane Trader Oscar Soules and Ellen Tosser. ... Charles Temple and Mary Baker. Edward F. White and J. B. Harrison. John Surns and Sarah Serrin. William Jones and Brummett. ii

Express.—We

Real Estate Telajjsiteeb.—The following transfers of re%l estate were entered upon the Recorder's books daring last week:

John G. Fankhouser to Francis Hay, two lots in the cily for $1,500. M. B. Hudson to James Sheperd and others, 10 acres infHarrison township for $2,250.

Jonathan Whitney to Nathan Riggs, 6 acres in Pierson townchip for $100. Jacob Seitz to Abby G. Leake, lot in Wilson's addition for$26u.

M. Dompeeyto Mary Haberland, lot in McMurralp's-addition for $360. Susan fiilts^ to Jas. Watson, 60 acres in Lost Creek township for $l,3v0.

John R. Wilson to U. E. Fredericks, forty acres in Pierson township for $600. James Cox to John McGranahan, forty acres in Nevins township for $3,500.

John Trader to E. H. Brock 20 acres in Pierson township for $250. M. Jones to Sami. T. Jones, tra of land in Honey Creek township for $ 3 0 0

Win. R. McKeen to Willis Stevens, 66 aores in Prairietontgnwship for $666. A. McKioney to Ferdinand Schmidt, lot in Jewett's addition for $180.

W. Van Horn to Eliza Jones, 60 acres iq. Lost Crjeek township for $2,300. Letitia M. Jackson to Henry E. Wyeth, twenty acres in Lost Creek township for $250.

Alex. B. Crane to Wm. E. McLean, interest in lot in city for $750. John A. Henry to George Kimmpl, lot in Rases sub-division for $700. '1

Israel French. Adm'r, and I^ucinds L. Weeks to Elijah P. French, 20 acrei in Linton 'totonship for $600.'

M. M. Hickcox to Elizabeth Denny, lot in city for $2,000. Mary J. Sparks and Joel H. Kester, Administrator, to, P. Shannon, interest in two lots In White's sub-division fo* $1,233. a

James.Magee, jr.. to George N. Wyeth 100 acrei in Linton township for $4,000 Mary B. Wyeth to James Magee, lot fe'cifyttr $2,000.

Delilah. Bilby ^to Susan

rBilby,

lot in

Jewett's sub-division for $291. John J*. Loni^ to-Oj^aldiDr Bflllj lot in Linton's addition for $225.

John Manhart to Isaac T- Martin, 50 acfes i'n Pram|loii township for $1,000 Oaleb'C. ll'drro^ .to Andrew Grimes, lot in Barnam's sub-vision for $160.

Ell B. Jones, ^Guardian, to Michal Conr 'nelly, 9J acres id Honey Creek for $335.

M. A. Jewett .to, J. G. Lin,demann, lot Je/^B'sA Avls^^r f650j

Valuable Private Residence and N*w Fwnkture for Sale —Aj I am going to Europe this spring I offer my private residence, on the corner of Fourth and Poplar streets, for sale. The house iS' dne abd a "half story, of brick, with good and convenient out buildings. The bouse contains nine rooms, all in most excellent repaid Thp furniture of the same, which is new, including some fine parlor fuaniture, I also offer for sale, I £lsa vish all persons knowing themselves to'be indeted to me to come forward, at once,

15-d2w Leopold Goodman.

For th® finest Hoop 'Skirts, go to 8. Weisz's Skirt Factory .Ti 16-dwtf1

Butterice & die's.

have it from

T. H. Riddle has taken the exclusive agency for E. Butterick & Co's Patterns f6i* Ladies and Chitdrens Garments. Call on him for them. 16dtf

E. Butterick & Co's Patterns are the most reliable ones in use. Try them. 16dtf T. H. Riddle, Agent.

Something .JSvEsr Lady Should (Cheapest place to buy Skirts and Corset?, is at,/JV ei$z'a Fnctory, 12, South 4th streebr 16 dwtf

Editor

of Berlin

Oourant

Sweet Potatoes, fresh from New dr&ans,' by the barrel or bushel, at, dtf

-i-E.

We do not propose to ull for a song, but we "will sell at cost, all seasonable, goodf. C. Wittig & Co. 170 Main street,Deming Block., jll-dtf

Merchant Tailoring.—I would say to the public that I am prepared to make suits cheaper than any Merchant Taildr in this city, as my expenses in keeping 6hop are very low." I will therefore make a fine suit for $28, a fine black cloth Coat $22, Overcoats $25 pants and vest to suit. Call over Saxton & Walmsley's Dry Goods Store, No. Ill, Main street.

John Barnikle.

T. Cotter, Cutter.

Good qr amtt of Shirts fortt^eife can be had for 50 and 60 cents, ai O. Wittig & Co's, 170 Main street, Deming Biock.

A Word to the Wise is Sdtticient. —If you want bargains in Ladies' Furs, go to C. Wittig & Go's., 170 ljjlain street, Doming. Slock, they sell at "c&t. -fft-dtf

Woolen Hoods at 10 cents, 25 cents and 50 cents, at C. Wittig & Co's., 170 Main street, Doming Block. jll-dtf

I? you want bargains in Winter Goods^ go to C. "V^ittig & Co's, 179 Mai^jstr^Btj Deming Block they sell winter goods at exact cost. jll-dtf

All the Popular Hair Preparation a a floe selection of Hair Brushes anj Ootnbs, oholcd Perfatnes lor tb6 |andker-i chief, English, French and American Toilet Soapl, round," for sale by Barr, Gulick & Berryj Druggists. [21-dlOt

A SwsjpT Spiced PiCfU^t—Something? new at d. I. ftipley's. dtf

Millinery at Cost.—1 would re spectfully infoftn 'the Ladies of Tern Haute and vicinity, that I will dispose o^ my entire stock of Winter Goods at cosi^j in order tp &aie £oo|i Tfr^^ nfw|^^pply.| Remember the place—Fourth street, be-l tween Main and Cherry. Give me a callj and I will convince ypu ,^a^.fthjsrw -the best place in ttfe^cify td go^"fcai^1n^ 7dl0t Miss L: Quinh.

Furs.—The

finest aasoHmeji^ lie Jdir.

est prioes, no old n^qthy stock, at..M'lUJAa «iS. L. Straus', dtf 149 Main street.

Sleigh Bells 1

4,dwtf

Go's Patterns, at Rid 16dtf

B, Weisz keeps the finest and best fitting Corset made. 16-dwtf

says: "We

compounds impart Get a box of Dr Price's Cream Baking Powders and judge for yourself. l?d3d

R. Wright & Co's.

Thr Housekeepers1

Friend.—The

latest and most oomplete article of household economy .and comfort is "Brown's Patent Improved Rubber Moulding and Weather-strip.'" Responsible parties wishs ing-to t^t tjhi| great invention can do po ?ieo Of Ixpemei- sending thefr address to ,Mr. H. Brown, the patentee, aow flopping at the National House. It w|ll save 50 per cent, of fuel, keep out all* soot, snow, water, ^dusF "and" cold winds, and effectually prevent the rattling of windows and slamming of doors.* Mr. Brown will be ia tHufcity but a few da^s. Don't faiL toT$see .him and to test tbe

Weather-strip.' d2t

Utica and Pepperell, nine and ten quarter sheetings, extra goods, at Edsall ^Odsd

ScifitBT, Maroon and Blue 6-4 Sackings, at Edsall & Co's. 15d3d

Ten

DozEjritoe Merino Shirts^id

liiieKi Id fo led

Drawers retailing at $1,50 wiU be sold for $1,00 each, at Edsall ft Co's.«i 15d6d

Sleigh Bells I—Foi

the merriest and cheapest Sleigh Belli look in at Austin, Shryer & Co's. [15.dtf

Clothing and Piece Goods at

Small PRoflTi" and Quick

stjle

Two Hundred (200) pieces new Calicoes arrived today, sell at 10 to *16 cents, at fidsall & Co's. I5d2d '.

O. WrrriQ & Co^ 170 Main street, Deming Block, sell a^l their winter stock ateract dwt.

W! id

••aatftc

'aS.PSfa#®*!'

Uwb

OBiK?9&tf$0ioi¥f$£ages. —dtf—--

1 HIVE removed my goods temporarily, over M. Goodman's Store, three doors east of my old stand. All thole who find themselves indebted, will please call and settle immediately. 12dtf M. A. Barisak.

Cost

—We propose to cIoba out our stock oi' Ready-made Clothing at cost with th view of going out of that line of busin Also, a line of low priced Cassimeres Jeans and Satinets at cost or less. Ex amine our stock, buy of us and savi

Sales-I

Luther Grigsby keeps a nice and well selected stock of Groceries and Product for sale at his new stand, opposite th^ Postofflce. Call and see for yourselvi The new year has rolled in, now if yi will roll in with it we will have a goi

"j&tT ??J AHOV Gold and Silver I—Sounding the ke note, selling off at cost, changing thi scale of business and giving customers a benefit. |j

The present entirff stock df^wstcle^ jewelry, silver ware and fancy goods wi& be offered at even cost from this dat' till the first of Jamntry. The largest an richest assortment in the city, at

•.J. 15dtf 5 Warren Block.

lSffFoa« Christmas PMtifiJW'l.-tStiatef Skates! Skates! Pocket Knives, Pocki Knive^. Best yV4^ft|y anp ii^^est Austin Shryer & Co's. [15-dtf

Notice.—In conwquence of the coritkuidi il-h«t)th ttfrfir. aaemnlt of the firm of Mahe^ A Bell, must tie settled. Those remaining unpaid i' the 10th of January, 1869, will be left for collection without distinction.

Dec. 29, 1868.

do pot, hesitate to say that Dr. Price's CrflSWBSktft^Powders tnbre than meet our expectations. For purity and strength we nfever used its equal.. ,Biscuits made from it are wholly free from the oAensite taste whiph saleratus and, its ordinary''""K bus,W3ep1"?i$orfj1G'i)^ ii!Le: here. Apply at the office of 3ld3w j. rDfe

Mahan

Vai

A Bell.

sJsL.—Tl|e{

property on the corner of 6tb and Oh|o street?, 'taclndiiig'^ftie,idfekW^f? jDK Pairick, is offered for sale. Those desi

fi. A. DAvfe(isXj4.jrDruggWt^jBa&i Block, 6th and Main street, Proprietors

J^P«trickUTo^,ic«il|^ow.iU\ Dr. Patrick's Cough Syrup. Dr. Patrick'8 Liver Pilj^.^

I takb plrasdre fripnds and to the public in genera), havia^ mad» imgprta«t eisnges in

preparations such as years of close obser-

h"|.

granted to sive right to satfie, tp. dressed.

manufacture and

sell

wtiW Hitiu inflit

Notice.—A

valuable improvement

Electro Plating Spoons, which those parts mpey^pPJ^jto we reow^e eatfa^ jtaabpyf

^silver,

thrier

times tbe usual thickness, vie On the back of tbe handle, heel of the bowl anjd points of bowls of spoons, back of tlie handle, and breasts and points of tin of forks. The improvawlnftttlMiia. oelebrated RogeiV 'ftWK^slElJ^e goods are for sale at S.

Btfreldtfn 23i wtf

MM. ,««WoWRf •ale. For farther particulars apply ear to Mr. El well, at '•'m- -l€

Jc (Yi.- -iutS

SPEBR'S STA»J)A8I WINE ters, cians for Dyspeptics, on account

C. I. Ripley sells Boneless Sardines. [25,dtf

Fre8H

Citron, Raisins and currants at

Sage's. [19—dtf

New Styles or Hats and Bonnets at 149 Main street. dtf

Go to E. R. Wright & Co., for those Extra Large Oysters. 15dtf

Buckwheat, Rye and Unbolted Flour at E. R. Wright & Co's. 15dtf

You can find Preserved Lemon Peel, at C. Ripley's. [2 5,dtf

Do too want Presrved Orange Peel? Call at O. I. Ripley's. [25,dtf

Headquarters for Oysters at E. RW right & Co., 155 Main street. dtf

Apple Butter by the quart or gallon, at C. I. Ripley's. 22-dtf

Tre larfcjft. varMty ln towa of-H^fi|ay Confectionary and Toys at bage's. i, [19-dtf I

Trts Wonder ot the 19th Century.

the coMfe&ijfeoa BPTrfeirrfc*.* and sewing machine.,

9*a|bjr ttelhostlmp^rt^ibflsfping ibvehttons'oY tli& ige—we taKe pleasure in referring to the fact of its complete and^emstkabUiScfceeii ai rf Fairifty Ma chine, applicable to all the purposes of sewing. Henceforth Jt warded as indispensible in supplying all the va* ried nee e8Bilita.Vfiht kra^ehold in thai line. ^Within t^e brief period of the pasi mJntfi^ during which it wai first brought to the notice of the publlcj we have rl^e^&i'ath6 most substantial

ing fully appreciated in every intelligent community. Henq% its growing popu larity has created a demand now ten fold

traordinary efforts constantly made by

universal endorsement on all hands, wel f«4&)o(eitliM sitii wi&Mifm mi claiming for it unquestionable superiority overjaH-dthewwa-yMSffir Machine.—j it a a A which it operates, as well as the uniforni excellence of its work, throughout the en-j tire rnnge of sewing, in stitching, hem-, ming, felling, tucking, cording, braiding, quilting, gathering and Bewing on, overseaming, embroidering on tbe edge, and its beautiful button hole and eyelet hole work, place it unquestionably far in advance of any other similar invention of the age. P. W. Wolfe, Ag't. jll-d3w North 3d street.

Improved Paittascopio Spectacles: —At 161 Main street, I have a large assortment of Pantascopic Spectacles and: Spencer's Patent Nose Glasses, in Gold, Silver, Steel, Plated and Rubber Framesi Also the purest Periscopic Lenses for flu ling old frames, and can suit every eyd that caa be benefitted by spectacles, at the sign of Watch and Spectacles, near the corner of 6th Btreet. 7-dtf S. R. Freeman.

Behold, Ye Epicures 11—Fresh Oys-I ters, Chickens, Turkeys, *Wild Turkeys,! Wild Ducks, Quails, Prairie Chickens,'

##W(l8!!S9BWroV'MHIBBU1,''JTrraB^oge,-

Navy Beans and Cranberries by the barrel or by the small. Pecans, Buttery by wholesale also Sggis, Dried Peaches,

Flour, Turnips, Cabbage and Potatoesj may be found at R&J & Bailet'r Gama and Poultry Depot, No. 13, South Fourt"

"rfc a 01TT!W'm5 Jacob £ern, opposite the Post Office o^VQlM-^i^nof. If hiW£bds at cost, neither does he intend to close oui

Clocks for Christmas, jast received, to be sold at very low figures. Call and com't pare his prices before purchasing. d2t ociif -tuaiiM—aTtSiiit 'tiu Mimto

Oysters „at ^3eorge's.—From and after to day*wbrge Habermeyer & Co, will be in receipt of those large and maguificent Maltby Bftltj^g)re Q,ysWr*f.(*hjbI lity will-sells byt^er o%n or serve up customers ait their/,Oyster Bestaucant ot ^FaurjJi street, opposite po6tofBce. 3i-dtiif,.j„]g .i-.iiisia oi ?ki:

Coal! CoALilu^TlttB. .'Parrio 'df *Oo, BrttutpinouBi(j!yaii.don,li nead much adve tising. Those per«|E«at mbo hWoiaaed' thjp printer o5py?itl»at Ahey will buy other Jtind iwal^thfflSe is no autlphui, n,0 clinckw», no cindops, no odor nor dust, no shooting in- tbe*st}ve, fnothlnl? buft white ashes like those of wood. Go ti Ph. Rive, their sole agent in Terre Haat^, and leave your orders at his Grocery, No. 70 Main street, next to McKeen & Min-

dcKeei bUO

\TEOO idTOkXa Tk

Patrick.

\i\x v?

:i.

Barr's Pectoral Slixlr.

After haTlpg^hM^JgJHjjMt^, hr my »wnilj| and^ iyy orac^w, j'^i^Pectoral Elixir," 1 taSe grcat ptAenre Tn adifng my teatlmony tc the many enoomiami which otheta have doserredly laviahid upon it. whatever tenda to relief human aufferingia a bene'action, then certainly "Bart'a Pectoral EUflf" worthyjof all pi

el and ioM by BARB^OUUCK A BEBRT,

tHa

dl2dwlm Drngglata. I

A°STI,° OKI Hie Tul,

Doelcy's Baking_ Powder.—Doolet)

work is

}*•161

"•KSXSff.

inlanders B'9IAtB

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ir^rm rOR ftALE. I -H JL^L ar I TtOK SAI/B.—ijBTot»e ^nd Lot on

Wholesale Dry Goods Boose

Jobbiitg BXBliiaiveiy.

E HiVt JUST BEEtr t'HSO'UQH OUR Btock, rcdacinf prieca to the

Lowest Karket Valoe,

aod nttiag ttiiags in art«r forvths

SPBI^GjTRADE,

BtlietiDi that the Drjr Goodi markat will b« Me steady in the ftttnre, end prjoei lees fluctuating, veihall keep a

Larger and Better Stock,

CO TJNTltY MERCHANTS

wi^ich we are anxious to sell before the eeaaon closee.

»Y«Eat tosr

Jan 15-dw3m

gOi£ETHIN(J NEW

KIT OHXOKS MADE TO ORDEB. A KEY Oheok is a email oval, 0«rmaB ailTer Check, marked with the owner's nam*, ti be faatemd to a bnnch of kea,cartiedln(he pocket Thne'k«y| checks may alao lie attache tn Valiaea, Trnnka and other article*. Thojr are Y«ry neat Mfl ua« fol.

Alao, Sotel and Baggage Checks furniahed on ahort notice. Door Key Cheeka nuinbnred ai lettered, The price of a Key Check li forty Wn aad wilt be a«at by mall on reotlpt of prtc«i

Prompt attention wlll begi»en-»»ail pro«a»aional.Oalla, in the city and country. .. OMTldl and Beaidlinba on tbe «ormr«f BMnd. and Walnut atreeta. 13dlw

QOAL OF ALB K-INDS, gg|

Fersala atreduaad price*, and' delivered on day of Order, to any part of the city. AlaojOaal Dealeraanpplied at JowTatta.

We will aiaa dellTer Wood by tht corder half oord^to^ny Sou'tU rhird!str«ei

JaMftf .^untin .IJoppa I

Thnianderaignod, at hi« LlVery 8tafcl^-"JLi Third street, opposite the Bttiitln Houie, 1* hofci prepared frith gaed atock and Oarriagee, to a(-i commodate the pnblla. BOBT HTTNTHB^j

Any person wiahlng -to~ de{oait Harses, giea, Harneaa, or other livery articles at HnnFSr?^ Llrery Stable, will be acctMtinodattd with monay advanced on the name. ,dao«dtf HUNTER COLLINS..

^^NyiOKAL Si Him,' •Shlli

A Dividend oPfl,va(S),par oent. has been deilar: ed on the Oapltal Stbck of thla ^Baok, 9tnoWh61d4r»on denand.

JaSdwiw

jQISSOLUTION NOTICE. a|j

The partnerahiJiber«tofore't*i»tiag bMweeq the tanderaigned* under the firm dame of N. Erlanger Brother, haathia day been disiolvsa by limitation. Tbe bniineM Will-be oonllhttrd by Ji Erlanger, who is authorisM to eet tleall affalra of the. firm. All thoae knowing the*!selves to be indebted to sa, arerequested to come'for want!, kI miftAtiAnd flittlA.

atanoSyand atttle, i.eiiJ naiwot Ji EftLAWJBBj:

N. EBLKBSER.'

Jan 12dlww3t JOS. EELANOEBi

QPECIAL NOTICE TO kJ TAX-PAYERS,

In c\ppliance «ith an Order made by tbe Cc mouO'U'.cii, at tne regular meeting, held Ji 5th, 1869,1 have authorlipd.Jamea O'Aiara toc lect dellnqaent toxes and sign my name. .3 Delinquent Llet for publication, will aoon ready, and all parsons interested who wish to save ooata, can do ao by attending to the atme lmme ditately. O. A. GOODWIN,

Janl2ilw City Treasujjr.

£)RESS MAKING.

^9Krs. nr. sTllEDCU^ Gaarefti'ovcd hsr.Oloak and ^Tess Makfarff 93tab iesntaent to Naylor'a new building on Ohio, between Fourth and Fifth ,afreets, wbere sue will be plca&ed to meet all who !caire tbe most peif.ct work In tbia line.

Particular attention will be given, as li»retofore, to the latest atytej. The |Boat aklllful assUtanta Jiave been engaged WetMlbg CoaiamM, Ball «ad I'artr Presses Lad ei aad Children'a Oioak^ ard Iirerses raanu factored witl^ promptness ajwjl diipatclji-. 1 A 4,^

MILITARY

CLAIMS-.CARI|

FOB 1869.

DA\ID, S.

retfrs of

Pfala*.

ance, recommrnd both it. and the Proprietor 4a perfectly reliabl-. C. A. BROOKE, Paster^ A«biry'l4.%. 'CKfar^i ftrre Haate.

olet|e

a, Buckwheat

and nntrilloaa BMoai^e^J other Griddle Cakea^Ao. Itrequirea ONLY

k&l *t add TTWp

3R soir roceia. I

jinwajlante^IMiia ,.Tf *?f soir decl8dw3m Wholcaale Orocen.

ing H.

aflrertiiti

they are not contented with the newepapeis alone. Along the line of cvorj railway and taraike, the insida of omnibnsses, the cabin* of rivi pike, tne 11

^Ve^^at^awaM aiasaaT MnMiSNM^Mr*«r«fi ^, letting f. rth the vlrlt& iltthis

really meritoriou

«rtlkl«^n««Hl"l*M^s^tVta«el» Wetrttid perpetuaHf^^ thU' 'e^ebH^ rou^oll

BOUNTY MONEY COLLECTED, DEEDS EXECUTED, Vbutkirt Mute out

anS

Pmti&ti itonef

Pen(|pii»,-ffap|MS#¥WWnd 'Ranted,^wilj oommenoe at -the,dat? of^he ^p44tar*«.41sct^rge. No time shonld be Toat, aa Oils, favorable provlai ion teraiiiiatea tMally WboilVli/^or at Ave years after the' dticharg^

Arreara -of penalob m»f now be had in all caaea jrbere the betaaioii doea not commence at the wte of iiacbar^e, or de ith of the roldler. Look at your qsrtifieatM and«all on me. ,, 7 .Bounty dafma undar.4be recent la^ *et of July 29u, 1866, are now nearly all paid. Anew law fitraeflfefl kndiMt l^W/^W^rhapa, be paned this winter. If so, applications mat bn made tha coming Spring or Summer. I will give notice when such law is passed. No penaions have yet b*en allotted for artvfo in the war of Mlti

No Land Warrants need be expected for service in the late war, and no further bounty to a vebWBU Ml Mil TBToKaTIDiirBTOWU. UUnlrt

I have never lost a good claim where the party permitted me to manage It in my own way. hayjoet two vfli^oJalms on accapnt of apeb io«r^Sfer to'K«yant«, Baftfes anl CI^Eena generally, and to any one of the thousand who*

claims have bean ob /J«9Jwtf

JJISSOLUTION

tlxmenta^the minds if

hsva bacoAe Mows,ami

ejJIV 0K1KA41 *TfT) aUtlAitl

=ltdbyrD^t«fJ&'-|

H«M JOIIU haaa bacoAe «awrB,«Mi|« afeninllqnldation. LINUS a.

The Hnn ii one-ttory fraata, condition. Will ba sold wry low. Einiin a theprenjiMfc ,. HE£MAN A&MOU).

ISdtw

RYCE &KON.

T?OB SAliB.—Wishiug to engage 1. in her boainrta. we will aell oar GROCERY STORE and BOABDIHQ HOUdE FUBNITURE

Tery

reaaDDa^ie. Any peraon wiahlng

fniripinttlikBiiiiOT, ca 1 flna a good alt* W calling at NOiUS' Wagon Yard, on North Third 8dtf

XpOR SALE.—The valuable BusiJ. neaa Stand, aituated on tbe aouihaaat corner of 12th in' Main atnat, The property oonaleta of »o Iota, 9i feet fi on teach, a two-atoir bri bulldiag, well, eiatern, atable, and all requiaite improTamenta. For terms, enquire on th* prtimlaea. 13d3»

XpOB SALE.—I offer my Stand J- with tbe atock of Feed, Saada, Ao., for aale.

oeaa,

oall aoun

tbei* i* Oeede of oa.

i* ana interest of cnrVe&a-

In* thla vicinity, to bi shall cell CHl have much regard to the tomera ae .tpjoar e*n, the

leneflt 1

Mutual Benefit of bujer and letter belnjC the true bula ot'faik dealing. We haiuww a fall liae of

Brown and Bleached MugftnV. Prlnls, Delaines, «0} UrUis,Wbol FJannelM* I a£i cloths and Caaslmeres,

Kentucky Jeans.

YANKEE NOTIONS, Ac, WE CAM OFFSft 80HE

Kitraordinar^%argaim In a great variety of WISTER DRESS GOOD juit marlctd down,

"-ta nd **T

establlihad, will do well to

f7-dSt] E B. BOBBINS.

TpABM^O TRADE FOR CAT--L' TLK OR HORSES-—Eighty acrea of Land ®ghty —unty, adapted to Stockxalain*, baring threenpriaga of litring Water on it location healthy. The above land will be -exchanged for Hotaea or Cattle, or aold low forcaeh. Call 0.1 W. L. HODDY, at the jjgMsgy-0**-

BUuiUd ii 'Oiwrtord Ooanty HiMomri. well tin

—-A Pine twostonr

'••willing Honie—eight rooma, gaa,

(late roof, two claterm and well, atable, carriage honae, and gaod fruit. Lot ISO feet front by 300 -ftet deep. WU1 be aold cheap. AppWto »16dtf p. M. DONNELLY.

T^OR SALE—Or Exchange for J-, Cit*. Property, 10 acrea of ground iKmilea of thecltj, with a good brick honae ot eight roofers', cellar, *e]l, eiatern, atabte, aheda, cafrl-agt-houae, Skat^aie orchard of applee, peara, poach oa, pluma, cherriaa grapes, and, three acrea *Xrf^b*rri7j

rafpbfrde!. 1 aore gooaebetHee

dnd curranfa—ail beat Kg. Door yard set with evergreen* and flowjra. Call at the County Treaaurer'a effice. JaSdSm

WANTED.

IB—A

1 uu,

JaUdSm WILLIAM BAHK1N

W.LA^E, M..

Servant Girl, to

do general hooaework. Apply imnedi-

ately at So^th. wsat comer of FcmTtjt andOak.

O^SmnSL5^^fro^

whirh twice that amount oan be made by ae'ling

Terms, addreaa CL BOWERS A CO., d4-dw3m 320 8. 3d St., Philadelphia, Pa.

T*7AKTxfiI SAfiBSMEN TO Travel Cora Slanofketnritig Company, «U by aaaiple. Good wage* are gnarantaed. ua. witkatamp, D. HAMILTON A 00.,

SCh*rtrtjr»r., Philadelphia, Pa. 1 16%

lMwlta

I alao have a nice article of'8teel Key Biogs and Ghalne.' Any of the above articlea can be had by calling at my OrMery Store, on flle bofner of Fourth and Lafayette targets* or by dripping a line in the Poet Office.

o-T-T ii

-S0RAP IRON—

0ne

hundtted tana of Scrap Iron wanted

At thoThCBfift FbtAiSry, corner of Oth and Eagle SUMV*. MoSWBESH A BARNARD. ..OctlOdSA-^'

FOR ia\ 1,

,m'n

RENT.

RENT —A Two-stoiy Brick DWUtlltf, on tor ner of/Third and Poplar atreet^yfl ivoma, well, oiatornnnd out-bnild-inga, inquire of MBS. SMITH, at the Buatin Hottse.i laidtf o"

RENT.-i^The Farm of the late W. D. Woot,

National Bead, containing abont 803 ncraa of land—160 s'nder cultivation, tha femaiader in pasture. Two-story frame houae^-ten rooms— two baros and one large hog.Khed. Enquire of

JJlVittheT rfeAHaultS..

T?OR JR1NI--NICE ROOMS-— A3 ^For a Fami|jv: without, chtldran. Inqhtre Qf

^p. PKHOS, adpatreet.

Jn CP^L.

gUIili|TAN COTJN1T COAL

Being now preiiaHU'to fill ail orders tor SnlIIvan Oottnty ^ah, .which ia elatmed to be equal to:tbA^raatl,,i9C#li domeatio purpoaea, will deliver to: ahy "part of Hhe city, by leaving "your order at office of E.-Br Bryant & Co.. 0.1. Bipley, or:J,A, ]Foot Tea Stogn&^writh whom I have made arrangements to fill all ordera, and give cadi intormatioB in regard to tie bualneaa. olSdff J. A. MORGAN.

3i0Aii.

JOKVt

to!

15'MrWABREl., OasHler/

CIT5T u,

ItHFARLaNE ia iowaeniBg the beat

arttela 6f Bive® Opal aa^e^ed on the widest .screen inub& in Yjga oounty, at as.low aBgure as an inferior prttale can' be pnrahasod. Those wiahlng tb lay ita a supply sftoal^l look to thelriatercets, apdjbuy tho |fst. when.it ia aa cheap aa a

O'rdt&S' lfeft'at the Post Office "Lobby, at the "VigoTOhntJ' Soalee," or addressed to Box 69) Pi:Q,i5w« Sautej xrUl,.rto«ive ^ampt attention. j" aug!7dtf

NMSW iSEMENTS

In referring to thsabove notice, the und&retgn' ed begB leave to return thanka to his friends »bd the publio in general, for past favors, and most apectfully aalicieta a -continuance or the aamo.

BANKRUPTCY 1 jSsA '•Vc *1^ Vi .4 T.bU Jf notice jhat oa thefltk day of '•Jfoiftlry/A. '0« feapkraptcy agslAtft.tbv.tiMtcof r! ot A ii

A S S S E E

of Sugar Oreei'iftwpsiip, in ihe county of Vigo, and Stirte of Indiatia, whit has been a^Judg•5 B*fi®ropt ,oh hi| 5Wn petition

S99 Broadway, I^jja.^ork,^

Offloe—Farrington Block Jf. S. CTiiBIi&' XtfUti, .t »{1 Ut St Alas, FiksfDoaa, fKBKE kAtJTi rsrn i^.aoi 91« tod! Pension Claims IrogiifUte(I,"2Lr

ARRIAGB

lVot#R

front

Any Ptntitn Agency th*, Uatied Stain. PBOTK8T8 ISSIBTOJ 8ow IN VCIvwIrv jUUpBvlnB wFTBQClli Ha. Dasaldsor well understands tbe mode of adju ting and collecting any claims growing out of tl-e recent Rebellion, and for 1.C7 and 1868, has collected and paid over to the claimants morS than Two Hundred ThaasanAjDollars hag «bt tal ed three tlundrad Pension Certificates, for wounded or hijund^ioldiers, wtdpwa, mothers} and mitior -chfldran, and sevaa kanuet&bounty checks for disrharged privates.., I

Igj^nnERt.

tween

DRY GOODS

.!«

in%:

m-f

.'st'" Jio w«

(fit ii "til 4f Ti "ft .-qtrtxif cT»» U'tv *. .1 M(*

aiigtitzaMl

tfcajffk its* dzai *.h ,#4» als i»T c4i w.seae »U «t' !*Jl o* hu* *toto

Iflw NX--1 T! MR

I*'strife ,«sff«SiSi6l*4Q lie fcaa ?. ai! Jura tfe O&t.i

N and AFTER THIS IATBI

it A-ht

itji'WI OFFBB OUB STOCK OP 'J'O

^'WINTER

DltESS. GOODS!

l.i aeaswS

Iain ti88lSBBBS,"g

gaU'rtaf*

COASTINGS, 3a -M, -.v,. '-rrr-r a

«. '-is- aHae-A «». tcWt I asilj :-irir.irf be i'«aa»i'-vv((Mt(ca .ti

#*0JB

i%-aoO y«-BJj.A.n'JstSp Men

Jl Vl .''I'u

that

the- pajtacojt .pf any d^bts and delivery of any,.^rojpertv^belonging: to anch Bankrapt te hlqi, or forhW and the transftr of any |ir6p*riy t)#!-bUn-»! f»rtHda«u 'ky lttw that a mSaltag at the: Oiflediioaa Of the said Bink. rupt,. to prove their clebta and choose one or ihore Aas'gnees of his estate, will ba hell at a Oo«rt of®au»ruptcy, io be holdea at No. 34% «s»t WaihiOftot) street, in the oity of Indianap.Pistrlot, before Jphn W. Bay, Begislvthrfayof February, A.D., 18GS, at

BhNJ. J. SPOONSR,

i4(fetD~ -Pistrlot of Indiana, jinl Messenger.

PJICrOKIAL PRESENT*! I

A. Firat-C ass lliurtrated Family Uagaalne, with Fhj8ipgnomy,Pbrenolcgy, Ethnology^ys. ^Sl^^MTBBRt^'t^ed toill Tead, is The iLLuaraiTxn Phbinolcqical Journal, moathly, at 83 a year or inclu of ten, at 82 eacli. N«w Volamo,'5^January Double Number now ready .Soibaifs.^ddrtljsll. B. WELLS, No.

jDStrnctlon and enter.^IVt'imrta. "It deals with'

"A rich storehouse talnmment." -ftH-. all questions nJRfctinjftte g^od of ciety."—Eta. Pott

"One orth»flaacantest and most readable magacloes that eossej to this office."—N. Chronicle.

"It on gilt to have a place in every fam*-'

ily."—Trentop

Sfymiar.

s*» 4^,«

««iiivW lo a«if- tniwaiiat, nWla ANO A£L KINDS OF

R^3!.' «ii? to

WINTER GOODS

Great Reductions!

CORNELIUS flAGGKRTV,

Coirnet 3d and main Sta.

J}M'J 11,1869..,, «4atmthji.» l«a t.1 AH* rf ,1J tt'a iqmtKf: ,ij(H _»«)( Iiib4 «iu#T -»ii Uh* Jot ijf4i7 •i,i *t al

five miles eaat, on the

fc 5.»rt cit«v« ejiuai

a itvhltlzn-:t :,7ij t-jj v, 1 I *rbt iit i- ~niaB v»V* i,Msn ec noanu'i toe.-)h$l »|JJ iei fii,i dt.us 'tei t'nso itiltti w'«) ti-j, fja x& ataa tal.

yt »iit at walo rr^l!

i«w

a»cii.:i'

9t! it tt mi dtUai! a'baviil t»#i*

lirodc «vi» •{iinad .tatSaat jai8|i* nl ?•». ./ ,itS) b9i«dflt»«ii' M!&Q *-j--e»i eitltl *Iti 1 S'li CKilil "CAiuiav atost vt* tHoaltn n.-,sv»8 -tall? ,'i a?.s'.i

-iaiitnA

ifo ot

bca-soiaoii'8

diWt etSi

,yaHq3

lo M»ii'/.lb itM mH

i! u! "rt-^iiit

£ttoe*tm

«8dJ

Howe

."...'i iJalw at tlitnl

•s-»iii»'-i::•(/. .M3a(-«pw--.o»-Iwlaaij^ii ilefl

iro MAIN STREET*

DEHIHe isn ha» srthe*"': .-.^T- .mw 'ti-.i ii "ii- j.ts-jt) •'-ijlaajf* j,a» il-Jeifiv -J

Ladies Woolen Hoods

"Ho other Jonrnal in

AmntMkupjtrfs itf «nb' year so much valnab imwrtSnda^'aa this, -aad certainly no other' teach-a man 10 #all, to kootr himself. Each single unmb is worth the entire amount 01 a year's subscription.—Telegraph. "Agents wanted. Sco, ear Now Premium Li-.ts I d3tw3t t—li

ALL OUR LADIES FURS AT EXACTLY COST/

AL1 OUR BLAMET^ u' At Exactly Cost! IXT« ivara MijiB Jra i^.10

Back Mttts,GloYes AlSaahi'ie^, at $1,75 and $2,00 per Pah1, FOB BEST QUALITY!'' o* f'.* JXfr

,J%N UFACTORY

DY, TJUIMAS A CO.,

Corbet 2d|kBd Wi^&jk/abae^ Terre Haute, Ind., Keep constantly on hand, and manafaoture to order, all the lataft styles of CABBLLOlCH & BtTGOISS V^e^oseaone bat Ibe-Jlaeat material iu the cantructioD of oor war* and warrant tt superior 0 any oftofM In tltjs tn&rkm. Ktpsclal at ten tlon jven to R*#at4nu|ar [je'Odtf

1-aJto. C/HA8. A, nep«cfTdH Kfisrm tha jmb

lie that tbe eouih part of tbe Buntln Houae ia nrieCtw ffianaxemupt, where ahe iapreparttwiieat, 4 «r week board, 6r without ronra. er prices Me SBodarate, SAd the flattera berlelf on being able to giVJ ber patron* aa near full valae »rTaa£aaein'tbn Wabaah VaHey'. ja4d4w

Has removed to the corner of. Fourth aad Streeta, MMTt^eatkga fall aiod plotaatockot Fall style Don net a, Riboana, Flaw^^S»*i» *A«IJra aaa ala» b«n added to thft hn«u»|-|a. Having a aomnetent Dreaa-ma-ker, »*mWi(liaflV| atfra taerf' *4 jg iSntwc*vJ ,m~- .• ?ss=

irfc£-4h*4a«£r*

Paris adtrif^w^WirfasIilons!

ilk wiifawa lhaa.iat.3M———

DRESS MAKING ESTABLISHMEIT,

*+jm,

Over K'4. WrtgM «-Seooiid Floor.'

c' 'i iaaO »4» ,M tnft I -cm Mjuswr xtwhsm

DRY GOODS.

JI i®*

{.T

*»*'$ 1?

i- *».»

e«f» fcta ,t»-1-

si eei»0

Great Clearance Sale*

»U!

T1PA-K,,'

fl 8-JXT 'Inn lha

OP'

ii ho Jl

C. WITTIG & CO.,

iaauau

THE NEXT

»tii »id£i!Ii

aTJAKr-~tK 1* I

Our Entire Winter Siock

ana J'«W«

Must be Cleared withinJJ'

DAYS

To make room

For SPRING PUHCttASfiS

And we invite all to give us a call, anJd examine tbe BARGAINS we havo to ofp^—

C. WITTIG CO.,

170 MAIN 8T, DEMING BLOCK. "'ViM lO 3*$J

MI14.IWERY. WmST

s.i

MANUFACTURUft^L

3ifWTS}f.i IIV a

Bnrlaf af aa will faanWi e«ndeyaaai*.*rwBAr awn Mer^aalm, and aS tha aame Start i. -...i.a.

jtsf ,.lJr jy

*g,

HS Km

"«ff -»{(!Jt McsmJ ji

jnsUj *in

... i? to

4 «i.

,-J« y'Tj.,

.aUnoaofi

X'!»

-i B1?39 ^«*u»cRa

viff)si

•!^334ns-j««.r4

pater as

t:-U ,* i. at .a -a «a»fes-.u3t

tt leftl

l«n

)tt,f

x**

isttiav

•jiW t.~.

a- iv

I i*

ihU

T1IBLL, KWVI

iia »,i

CLEARANCE SALE

TTA8 COMMENCE D.

tn^tiSiniis'

(Hll Hol i.'i'jf,.*-*? si '!-«i a 5J4TT1

1*14 a*s& iaaltt*»«.- «ft •')«,* --1 W0[ ok

tylt At.** -ts4ss»e «aaa '.(O

DRESS GOODS,

«r «uilr .lhaloiSeja

—AT-Jtisiieii oiti no a«» Jt-jjilb ill* aafse«:

at -*i (t »o*no PtltJ 1 !il« fi aiit'i

TRIHHIHGS, MISTS

»njino.^ tit TM13ah J. rijB taaadi lln rJ

li* tii«

FLANNBU, lUSin,

usiit-H a uS «»/•.

__ Go-ial ia ai

CLOAIS^. a^'-«^ift|

oi 'gattaH 3oiJ»!xi .")f

aOTIOKS SBAWU

E" AiE»J«-fD fc-.«4 Tv hi FOR ALHOtr ac-.i tt itt

OI af

tn ft lo

j(N«ai!t a«Cl a-i

--I ml

TarrvHaate^lndiana

iSroTHHSTGr

Kemember! at

SUM

rfi'J innIg ti U.K .* :vllafl

iti. new v'l ,-vwwaK«jr ii*.- i: eaavabA «*:.K *Jd .aweSlels'W

TUELL, RIPLEY A GO*#, Obtner Pifth and M«ia 8tr«rts, THRBH HAUTS, 1KB.

,TrTfl«aTOS.}Sf ttTAi*j«-jrOA awMd 'btM- adt lo tn-') (4ar»i* .uiaaaa ,(«%• «W» 4-m^u b»«iia»|r iri riols.iaiivjrt?

aal«|

itajiO'ViJii »J i'dsuf f«vi

ati'dt

a*~ff

#ui! nad»

.'-i I mmi &i*ofiUr»'J ...

«:»H aitrtixBiisii'irift'jtS »vaJ I ,kt«- n»j ioU T£ia?oqta»* -{iuit b.:ot'. iHt# !»si aigUf id J*rf seibvma's «»:.h«T »dt fl* il tail •I

fe'JS'J^rOJiiA" t.» r.flv toil^a

ilst'B ,M1

iflxta sMiil oJal ".•aSritrAiII fcUOJi

DRY GOODS.

*1!

.ii'dxaxratss |»jr' ***#?. t'aeS

,w»»S

mlwbdi

'ufj if

,.ti) «dl

We offer our entire T^inter Stock

?i a

1,0»r'a''"u

1 a

$ct 10, 26, d(S, T5 andW)o

do do Nubi&s, at 45, 50, «0, 75, and 80c db' do Breakfast Shawls, $1,35, 1,B0, 1,60, 1,75,: 2.00 Children's Woolen Ooat», at 60e, 75c, $1,00,- 1,25, 1,50 Gent's Woolen Scatft, at 10, 15, 26, 50, 75, $1,00 do do Shirts and Drawers, at 50, 60, 75, and $1,00 do do Jackets, at $l,85.j

—^IIULTAM

r-M.

ibv

,-l

:"f'

*tn(l 11/

ft hUr

FAVORABLE TIME

»ruj S -'O *r-

A tI i*TO BUY ro» TH* u^dJ f'iahtf

O I A S

,**(Uay'i*Kri

lumi

AT COST ,(r.:-.A !-i to't'.m a

nr.A

•'otibt et-OJ

tc i, K- OYiifl

,i)loi3i»

OUR DJRESS GOODS Terr Complete In AMerUaeat.

PRICES REQULAl'EP, i' tia \i M'ti-i

.« 'fiaivss'

-(ri 61o6

louj to Uiw! if-inHH To Favor Buyers and la orease Sales. ..tef ,t9 s'Stf ii rr.t

DRESS CQQPS

ntu'l

a^u#f» dT

At 20,25,30, 40 andSO Cea*.

A Good Dresa Pattern

inUvcl OAW B8 SOLD AT i^Q.4

$3,$01 $4,00/ $4,501, no

FRENCH MERINO'S,

All-toal Bmprns

Mj.w

OATEOHIZB HOMJS MANUi. r' FA0TUM8. T. Wahave aa hand a la, atook

Saah. OoO^a

aud Bila«a.#t our owa aaaaaiaatoaej wlilak wm a all at S very email advabo* otti at.' We Warrant

our

Work

to ba raparlir 'ta «nj ever Mn offered la tWa ta*ket. (((,1

1'1

•, on prices mttde to 8uU.

-aa tit

r/oat

Changeable Silks, jr

oi »nji»oi Heavy Rep Silks I

#(Mtfa t*»tj .•fllij Mha ba« 'l

.rf ii'T

«(a?i-»an Hwwejf-... it'titw ill fcvMl'Vyili

A Handsome Mink Set 985,00 1 handsome Mink Set 40,00 A handsome Mink Bet 45,00

?td .td ,xla» 't S tftzaaqe si-jnT jrr»w ..

PITCH,

SQUIBBELand

ASTBACHJIH SETS* ,.O0 D'/.i. •T .K ttnmJ

n*h! ait

Gfc^yjES,

•it vetli

WILI.lAMa.aa

FBAIBUi aiTT PLAIHMO UtfM. hMttt V. ...i !rji A ~*"ra»HMsMpiBywW (OUHtr^iyfTCiii

dn.u,^r,

•otrtiws 8CABF8K HAHJDKBBCII'FS,

intents, Ladles and Mlwies,

1 tyrt tx a-i /','»

tll5

Hoods, Nubias.

-7 iietsdi

Benefit ourselves aa wa warraut a)l our work.

Balmoral Wrai fto.

.il*W

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