Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 23 April 1869 — Page 4

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TuxriMoK that sentflve doUaM to Bryan & Co., 64 Cedar street, »e*7°« •will hear of something to fcfi lntjr^, on calling at this offioe.

Smith

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the mail agent on the,

8t. Louis railroad, requests us to say J»e is not the Grubbs that is gpbbjna tor the City Marshatahip

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Tbb Ladies' Aid ^ooiety aofcMwli&lfc the receipt of $92.65 from thfl Amateurs, and beg they will *CC#P^ sincere thank, of the Society for jigeral donation to its fund,

6lTT ELECTION.

Bepubllean nominations.

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Brio*.—Bever«l ofthe south of the* city, have" already, menoed operations

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Fob CoraciLMEir.—Several Wdftiooal name* «e wnonnced this ^rotof *r the City Council,

Chaa. Smith, Inspector. John Gillman, Judge. John Paddock, Clerk.

aspibasm for Executive

appointments will find Much ooMototUm in an article written by Horace, Vreelejt, ia an article whish we publish tv4ay.

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AWT TAcawoixa Boards for the pfiW

el#otion

H.miial niifr InsDeciot

A. C. Maddcx, Olerk.

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taotrow will be filled by^^^J the City Exeeutive •Committee ard. S I CI

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Tbbafpbabsibb of the isoupties atob Ithe line of the Terre Haute A Indianapo^ "lis railroad have appraised that road), Joi| "taxable purposes at $12,000 pier jtolle.— •The length of the road is ieveniy-thtee -miles, which makes the total valuation $876,000. Ia Vigo county there ate ,ten miles of road, amounting ^$UP,^g°j

Pabkh OoxjKTT off^s $16.00 for the fastest time 6n a velocipede, ,-at its fair in September.. also offers a prenjium. to velo^dif does the State Board of Agrlcufture. "Ve are not advised as lb what action our

County Agricultural Society has takeno this matter.,, .r.\~,x »o

ItoBBBBY.—Sagei's confffSttftnei^'

broken into some time.during Wedn day night, and robbed of fifteen ftollats ^the motley drawer, a box of cigars and A "small lot of candies and nuts.- "WtTentrance was effected by climbing upon shed in the rear by^le&* Second story window was readied. No arrests,,haV~ .^been made. «c -t ijsrd

DrvoacsB.—The (3ommon Pleas Qotttt yesterday severed,the unoongenial maHt%l relations heretofplre existing betweep Moses G. Howk and his wife Caroline G.J .Jesse W. Lakin and bis wife ChristiAji 'Xeander Scott anil Annie Scott.

Tte court adjourned until Monday "mornftig at nine o'cld'Clf.,", ,, ,v

A kioht or two ago a squad of 00| made a raid on Doptor Giffor^'s cpw neir the corner of Sixth and Bi«lej#9ets.-*-The owner droVe them off before the animal was fatally ibjcited. Op Wwueiday night the same canine maraudans killed a large number of chickens and turkle# at Miller's wagon yard. We heasrajfawiny other forays on poultry yards and chick coops. It is tlnro that some wrious effi wss made to check such demonstrft^)

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Divcbcbd and MajrbiiA.—At the la»t term of the Clay County Court a.marked couple residing in Brsttf were divoi|:ed. The divorced Hife, resiimidg her maiden name, came to this oity last wefk to reside with a etsTfeiv -The husbaod toon after followed, old courtships W renewed, past difference forgotten a: forgiven, and among the liet rf asan licenses pulSlwTieiP'Sft W«^*yi«Ctb»ir names appeared. "ItiajtoV gbbd fw^iajkn to livo alone,"—ff&r woman either^-ft doubt thesr fir or cDnyictio month's separation iiow

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either, so

ion, aW a shirt mm mu I I to

he Senate, in cotn-

School.—The

Senate, ia

mittee of the w.hpld, ott tv edflftsdsy .while considering the general apprfpiia^ tion bill, already passed by the Hotse, ""had the~foflowlng *pilMee8TE$ik

Section 47, appropriating $79,000 for rthe Stats Normal School bgt«g reai--Mr. Carson madeaa ineffectual mjotl to redoes the amount ts $40,^)00.

The section was adopted upon a di .• ion—affirmative 24, negative 14. On motion by Mr. W0I06U, this section *was placed among the appropriation* of 1 8 6 9

This Insures the appropriation of $ boo, provided the Legislative bodtW jiot premfl.tu.rely disrupted

Cbakqi ot Tim*.-—On and aHer Monday next, two passenger train* wilf be tun daily each way on" the E. A C. The fir»t train will leave hwaat 6:44 ASt., and arrive at Evansville ^tH:55 A^ Jt. aeoond train will leave here at 4*45 r. M., and arrive at Evansville at 1&2^ T.

BeWrning -will l«a*e SraavnUe' at 10:20 a. u., and 4:30 y. m, arriving at 3 55 *. Kn and 10\0f r, nnJkUl brains .^.oonneoting with the expTen trains and west.

On the Boekville divuim it ia to try the experioient of running trains, one of which will aniv* 1 city in time to connect witii early m|*i ing trains oast, west and tenth the will arrive early ia the afternoon.

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ymwsmw. The Bepublican City Executive Committee fan decided, iaobeAioace to the gsMgally expressed desire of the Repritr K6e*voi

Voters, to order a primary electii* for the selactfqp of candidatefc^pr this purpose pMi" will be open^f^ each ward.cn a

SATUBD^fT, APBIL 24, 18t9, from two o'clocWr. M., until eight o'clcok p. M. The jprsons receiving the highest numhae. of votea-^er each office will be declqfed the nfminee for the same.

The fotes of only Bepublican| will be

the Court Blouse on Monday following to

W. K. Edwards, Inspector. John Haney, udga.,

M. A. Crane, Clerk....

A.ms£r«r? J. Bidden, Judge.

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D. Milns, Judge. James T. Murphy, Clerk. rotH

Aw ExPiA»ATioN.—It is A. B. McKoe, the forejDsfS E|i*Fy'fl |*Srk house, that a candidate for City Marshal, and not

V:. i"! '5'.i „'.r? Bkat at LAST.—Sarah Taylor, better^ known as "Peg-leg," has figured in the Mayor's and other courts, a half dozen or, more times within as many months, al-* ways demanding a jury trial, and invari-i ably coming out with an acquittal. Yes-j terday, however, fate turned against her,! in a suit before Esq. Smith, wherein the owner of a house sued for possession on1 the ground tbat she was keeping a house of bad character. Mack for plaintiff and Joab for defendant.

our citizens—will be glad to learn thijt the May number, though somewhat late, has arrived, and may be found at the popular book store of Bartlett and Grun-

good enough to compensate for the delay has been received at Dooley's, 103 Maito street. vv,-.

The fifth number of Appletons' income Ratable journal, with HP i}lustr|ted s«pplement,' is also on Doofeys coiinte'rs.

T. H. LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.

The Trustees of the Terre Haute Libra, ry Association met pursuant to adjourn ment April 20, 1869.

Present Messrs. Olcott, Minshall, Wiley, Tuoll, Beach and Lange. Absent—Messrs. Dowling, McGregorf and Edwards.

"Thb Suit Shisbs fob Ail," and is therefore a proper subject for "the local" In fact there is perhaps nothing else in

or are in the habit of looking up to. It may be interesting to know that the solar orb is just now making an exhibition pf his spots, which may be observed withOut any other aid than through the de fensive mecfiutn d^iki&iedf giewlJT A large group of these spots appeared upon elgevt)f 'the jOlafr disc less than a fortnight ago, and when examined by the telescope oh the 13ih inst., it was found to consist of five distinct nuclei, all included in one peuumbra, and its diameter in th$ longest, direction extended abofiPo^ e-%ixtee&& the snh'sdiscv or about 55,000 miles, while the breadth was about 20,000 miles, making a superficial area of about 1,500,000 square miles This obscuration of the sun's face will be visibla but a few days longer, it having already passed the centre of the disc, when it will be carried oy the sun's revolution out of view from our standpoint. Spots on the sun are of frequent occurrence, and it is now held that, as in the case of t^e the November meteors, they have regular periods at which they exhibit greater number and size. The time of their max imum appearance occurs at intervals of about eleven years, and this maximum has itself.a period at which it reaches 'its most striking exhibition. The cause of the appearance of these spots is no' known, but there are thought to be grounds for associating it with the pbe nomena of meteoric showers (which have iflifilt jfrrlodmuy Hi lliwi maximum ana mihillii^rX^f.lndVlsVwith the aurora borealis, and' What is known in astronomy as the zodiacal light.

.A»,x«if fM?A»siKO tjjb Main 8treet,on WWniiA'ft# tor pleasure, *A^4he ehs^jf, f7'a«} ^JpaaMaf Bartl^t •& flaeody s, ^fJSnSS^^^thUr show window tUfiS/cmromos ^itti^s^at^oqttfi^ Boy, Harvest, Autumn,' and/^i^^ha. Old Oaken

Bucket also ir there a magnificent pic of aiT worth pour

^l^aaAisCA^Ihing in fu^ np

Wthe titiies*,''ilteNrtl! db^the liberal thing """cUC! 2-* "X ii&i' •-'"... S-2 »e{{ ^S?^3^iJ^gpriai^-iitkk of 0

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The committee on a permanent fund made a written report, which was read by W. H. "Wiley, as follows: ADDKKSS TO THE CITIZENS OF TERRK

HAUTK.

The Board of Trustees of the Terra. Haute Library Association appointed a committee of five about a month ago, to provide a plan by which our library and reading room can be placed immediately upon a permanent basis. This committee decided that the Board should give to the public a full statement of the condition and needs of the Association, .and asji

tMfcs3a~ssy&>ar 61 a good cause, and who fully realize the necessity of a good public library. The ard of Trustees having adopted «e of the committee, would most rt« jolly ask a careful consideration of 3e following thoughts upon this importsubject: .Qur association numbers two hundTeu ball thirteen members. We have succeed" ed'in fitting up a good room over Tuell, Ripley & Deming's store, have in our possession about a thousand volumes of bboke, and have purchased a supply of magazines and papers. The great want, "Which if supplied, would insure a most -ratifying success to this praiseworthy movement, is a larger and more complete

Thb Democracy are not in harmonjf over the city election contest. The lead-j ers want to run the independent dodge) while the rank and file are clamorous for regular nominations. We find the fol} lowing card in yesteray's Journal:

Editors Journal: I desire to call the attention of the Democratic Executiv Committee of the eity of Terre Haute the fact that the time is at band when Convention should be called by them it is their duty. If they fail to do during the present week, the Democracy will take the matter ia hand themselves-r as a last resort. A Democrat.

of those who are

liteary. Ml. large proportion

hencemoney comes into the treasury too slowly with the present staall membership 10 admit of any purchasoa of new books.

The jBqard of Trustees have Mt a delicacy in-aeking for assistajDCe financially in this publiti-aaanner, lut}t has become apparent tbat we on^ft first have a library in a good condition, before, we c*n successfully solicit life memberships to the same. c3Ffce~ necessary means to purchase this library c-in be secured if the enterprising and energetic people of our city will subscribe the sum ot* Five Thousand Dollars, the same to be paid when the full amount shall have been pledged. In addition to raising this subscription a large number of persons have already expressed a williDgness to purchase lUe aiembdraBips for boy» anJ,fcitls yffhQ without tbe-moans to secure the behettU of the library for themselves. Can we: not also rely upon contributions of valuable books and papers and funds for the benefit of the Association? The fact is, the grand start toward success in this enterprise must be made, as we conceive it,, by assistance on the part of liberal minded citizens. When this result shall have been secured, the fees from life memberships and proceeds from public lectures, will .pay all of the contingent exercises of the library, furnish a larger supply of papers and magazines, and add standard works to the library as rapidly same shall be needed.

The terms of life membership have been placed at twelve dollars, which can be paid at one time or in installments.— This is purposely placed low, so tbat the poorest may become members if they desire. Only let the Trustees be assisted in starting this worthy enterprise, by these of our citizens who can well afford to make a small donation in addition to the fee for their own membership, and our association will Boon number two thousand members instead of two hundred.

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Clerks and mechanics, and boys and girls whose savings are small are slow to invest their money in uncertain enterprises, but let them be assured that their mpEsay wijjl not bajlost* and then led on by in earnest deiire* to improve their minds by reading, they will joip the assoOtjgtipn and jmake success certain. As of J&is association we ace anxious that it shall not fail. "The youth and laborers of paucity must look to the public library for good books and papers to read. Every man in this city cannqt buy a private library for himself,and family. The necessity must be met in a ftrel-claSs .public library. Who will help? "Who will do what the beBt interests of society are urging all of us to do? How many are there in our beautiful and flourishing city, who are really anxious to see. intelligence and general information coustantly increasing? How many fully jM®reeiatath^.advantages of living in a community where energy is directed by intelligence? How many are willing to emulate liberal-minded citizens of other Cities? ,W* are not disposed to plead the benefits of a good library.

You are willing to admit that they are gteat and lasting. You acknowledge the theory. Will you not help to practice? You cannot in justice to yourself and your 'childfren^ "afford to let this thing fail. Let-it be said to our honor, as an enterprising and Industrious city of tw«n-ty-thousand people, that we are able to establish and maintain a first-class libra* ry and readinjg-roott In order to give our ditieltrt arit opportunity to express theatatlvelilfSbd this sutgeat, a committee from f,the Board, consisting of Messrs. Tuell,! Dowling- and McGregor Ju ^hereby appointed to canvass the- city in behalf of the Association, and determine what can be done in favor of establishing, permanently, a good library for the mutual benefit of all classes of society.

W. Hiksh^I

JSjjn: -A. H. MCGBKQOB, Qonj

Jobn'3. BEACH, W. H. WILKY.

Ujpon mouion of D. W. Minshall, the report was Hibp"te3 unanimously. A committee of three, consisting of Messrs

Dowling ibd' McGregor, was ap-to-eoUcit «jontributioos in moniey

sufficient to establish a permanent libra-

ry and reading-room.

atock of .White Goods~and Ho-

^ary—quality good prices wonderfully loW. Vttl receive fir a day or twe^ a large aai^ s^perior^^^Une Parasols, for ladies, mUses and children. 33dtf W. S. Rtcb & Co.

I. 0. Q. F.—Tbe members of Terre Haute Lodge No. I. O. O. F., are rc-quested-to njeet at thek Hall thia (Friday) evening, at 7J o'clock, for the purpose of making arrangements to attend the semi-centennial anniversary of Odd ^fellowship. Fort Harrison Lodge aad all traiftieeit Odd Fellow# in the city are inviteV

G. W- Lamb^ Sec'jflUr mr ." V' JJxw- TSWI tlf fancy ana vait

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JEWELL—April 22d, at 3 o'clock Jr M, Rddix, infant son of Wm. 8. and Almwy Jewell, aged 3 months 18 day*.

Funeral this afternoon at 3 o'clock* from the residence on Elm street, between 6th and 7th streets, to which the friends! of the family are invited.

-To tbs Ohmstiajts or Tnu Hiunt —Dear Brethren: During the pastfew years workers, irrespective of denominations, have bean held in nearly all the Northern States with most favorable results.

At these gatherings those who love the Lord Jesus Christ come together and discuss ptans for pcaetical

which the laity can be made more effi- j,0lIi

cient, and by which those not reached by

rkers in an4#ft of the ministry tellIFc^

All members of Evangelical Churches convention in Terre

who d«sire such a Haute during the quested to meet in GpqgregatioMtlOhurch on Friday evening, April'fead, at 7J o'clock. M. A. Jewett, E. Frank Howe, S.M. Stimso^,: .....

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Geo. Morrison, Wm. J. Brown, J. E. Saxtorf?*^ M. H. Waters, Joseph Grover, O. Bartlett, Elbha rHavsmss: J. M. Olcott, P. Grub, C. Srietensiein, Chas. B. Brokaw, E. M. Walmsley, J. M. Lawrence, W. Q. Insley, R. Buckel!, W. H. Paige, Daniel Miller,.)^ '3-

tli^s rirrorr or- rob 1 /taivoH

J. T. Waluisley, R. W. Thompson.

Fred. A. Boss, C..W,MaBjopurt, G. W.Ktrick, LockwRyce, ,?\-t John C. Boss, O. C. Oakey, B.Garvin, Gea?E.Br«kawt C. C. Knapp, ,y. O. I. Bipley, .% Chas. Knap Joe T?. Mi Jar. M. Gordon, Zenas Smith, S. H. Potter, -J.A.Morgan,-* ti

TJ. Shewmatfer, Thos. Spencer.

French Wotbw Cobsbts for $1,00 at Tueil, Ripley & Eeming's. 12dwtf

Tukll, RIPLBT quarters for Ccpaltfj Daniel's" Thread.

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Sample Lot of PABABOts—'"Loves of things," at Tuell, Ripley & Deming's. 12dwtf 1

Fob a nice Switch, £t lower pric^| than any where -elle, '48 'Mril Riegelmann's, 89 Main street, at Herz & Arnold's Hoop Skirt Factory. 13-d3m

Hosiery from 10 cents to $100 a pair in bleached and unbleached, ribbed and plain, common regular made—Ladies and Children's, at C. Wittig & Co's., 170 Main street, Deming Block. 8dtf

Btu%and^SSSr^W^fcSH at c. wittig & ywet Deming"Block. "BntF

Do Tou want an elegant pair of Gloves? Go to C. Wittig & Co.. 170 Main streei Deming Block. .They carry the largest and best assorted irtocfe iirtHe 0

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Riddle caa beat the "Velooipedes' oh Sewing Machines. [27,dtf

Clothes WBtircnM! Clothbs Wbiho-

Buck^'Cl^ »Wri^e«r» Little Grant Clothes TV ringers. Sherman Clothes Wringers, For Bale at Cobt & MAKCbCBt 8-21-dt'f ... it? n,,» Cheap Spring Suita feieVveM no*. I Spring Goods Suits made very cheap by John Barnikle, Merchant Tailor. C^ll over Saxton & Walmsley's, Na 111 Main street, up stairs. SI ^A mar22d4w Jorar JJabkiki*.

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A bio bush to Moudy's every day for his Velocipede Cigars. -i A ba? [17dtf

To ant who may design using Faints, Window Glass, etc tMsseatoto, we invite attention to our stock, which Will be kept full and complete, and alwayrsold at the bottom of the market.

Babb, CHtxiok —"j^ttggi,!,.

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Don't fail to go to Boordf & 8^*s to see those fine. Spring style Delaines.^ e*dtf

Do top want Presrvftd ,jOrange Peel? Call at C. I. Ripley'l/ t»Mtf

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Upon motion^ the" meeting adjourned Jons S. Beach, Sec'y.

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Notions,

Miety Goods, at Riddle's.

]?bbsh Pmp.—rMoses Myer, next door to Um Runtin House, has erected a "Jive boir" in'iftilidb, dKiriagt warm weather, he will keep ftsh Alive, ready to hand out to customers, Xlusii a cheapar and more convenient place to go fishing than at the river,. and the fl|h„ will be just aa ftih: -f d3t

Fxjbxitubbsales ataaction at Hayward A Byan'i Saturday.

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You can find Preserved Lemqn Pepl, at C. I. Ripley's.

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But your Wjjtgbea, Clocks, and jewelry of Riddle. rj-:»n aMA^KSAlf13®: ', -t—

Riddle is almost daily receiving geoc&j io Watches^llfcflBi, Plated Waaejifto. DH^

!$§am* itM dtt&bMvrW of any kiwi, calj' at Mrs. Ri^lmam's, 89 Main street, at Hera & Arnold's Hoop Skirt Factory.

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HS ADQtTABTKRS VoB MlLLlBtlRT GoO^S —We have received and sow open for the inspection of our patrons and the ladies in. general, Ibe large|fri and. handsomest assortment of Millinery Goods ever brought to this city. Our WiraMaftf department is complete in every line, and we ate able to*otfer iFtW SwB H5etiter bargaiA» th#n b*fO*.afc|-fhpre weet of New York. 8. L. fnKOa Co^ 149 Mainland lDjJoutfc ^Wth it ",'5-dw5m fi t»

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The best fttting and most deairobU all Whalebone Jo»ai 75 oti ,«t "VjTeisz Skirt factory, 160 Main St.-, between .FiiUuaad Sixth,Jtraatfc, it,, U)B X«llow Front. d"lf*

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of Yigo Count*. JPfcraona owing M»Shnpswj, will pay W\3^CMtey, who my & Sheriff, and tp so other

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April 1889.

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Baboaihs! Baboaikb!i—Bargains lb Dry Goods, Go -to^Jie corner of Main and Sccofea W^tti-Srtere Boord & Son

lince tiwigclinftia irg3

how they have worked*r "Thus hearts are warmed" by beiog brought in contact with each o.ther ChrutiansPV liflbirailt come to know.and love each other better. those ifho^esire to learn how they can be useful are instructed, and the cold are warmed into new life. I) WAgows, revived, *obe«)l|

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IimWTAWT TO IiACIBS.-— Mrs. L. WI Yolger, South Fourth street, has just re-

ceived direct from New York a select lot of SpflWg Bonnets, Hats Flowers, Frames Ania^lohs} al^Sf "tbo hit^fc aiWiWbi .attractive styles, whieli ahe haaplac upo? her counters, to be sold to friends Jand patrons at the most reasonable pricei. ll-d2w

CHoicB ABTiCLBsof Cucuiiib^r,_Pickles ready fomtk# tfcble, r^ Main street. v,

^0B noWest patterns of Prin ts, Di•latnes. Lawns, :Armures, eke, go to- C, Wittig & Co., 170 Main street,. Deming

Block,

Umbbellas, Satchejs, Shirts and Suspenders, of the best quality, at Dowd & 1 Slate's.

Fob CHBAP^boots and shoes, call oh Jacob Doll, corner of Fourth and-Ohio streets. [31,dtf

But where you get the best quality and the most Hardware for your money Perhaps Austin, ghryer & Co. eould make you see it. dtf

Corsets 1—The largest stock, the finest assortment, the lowest prices^at Herz & Arnold's, 89 Main street. r„ 20^tf

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cfoaffig out lils1 "toctV

ftnd Shoeg very cheap

with a view

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wife,

j^ff. -a" prtvate' family. 'Address, -slating -James

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A ototSjiM^ ohfiij figures tions throughout the Northwest has been If.:..,yr a#eatSg#d#r»B^boming Fall. |j il«J Second St.

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MilliskbT.^—Mrs. Mitten has her stock of Spring and Summer Millinery open at 74 Main street between 8th and 9th fetr^ete. Bleaching and Pressing done to order. V' ,6*lm

Boord & 8om's Prints at 12J cents, a|e going very fast, .'. .Gi%ft?oh. to be accom^ modated. Ste^Mftt fifouse corner. 6-dtf

Tbb best styles and largest assortment of Paper Collars in the city, at Dowd &

Slate's. u:i t«vs»

Nbw Seamless Kid Ripley & Demings.

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Gloves, at Tuell, '••v:,: m26dtf

'-iiADiKB, buy Herz & Arnold's Skirt it is the best and most desirable in tbe market irrtrW a-

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MiLLiNEBTr^-Miss M. A. Raridan has opened her. stock of Millinery in the store room recently occupied by Eberle 4 Bindley, on Main, between Third and Fourth streets, where Bhe will be to see her old enstomera, and as many aew ones as may choose to favor he* with their patronage. [6,dtr

Thb Paul Breton Watch is for sale by l^xeesoah ver Cases. ..It is one

O%oCAL WOHflCES. &

Blood! Blood! BlOOdI—This is the tepor&ii t«aaon of tbe j«ar—Spilng timi Wbaa matai* absolately requiraa a coliab|.* tantia dilrltg oat tfae H«4lic mtttu bolheiat tirtbaidarti, atxiaiUaH remctpd it ia e*talq .{Vodaeo bUio» dltordei s, 'orange the fyitem, and lay a fjundatton fr dangetoas and fatal diseased HBRB BITTEB8 is •okaa^ledged by every one to b«,th9 great blood purifier of the preaent day. It i» a. tcianliflcally prepared componod of alterative*, tonics, diuretics and diaplwteUci, end bijfhlf recommended ae tba most effeetfvo, laTigoratinf, reaoeetinK and eleaneinx blood renedy in tbe world, for alldfaeaiee arifWg froai Ciap&rttir* of the blood it ia rfflcioaa, apeedy and agrceabit, aa thoaeeadi teetiff who have given it a foir trial. 6rer one and a half-Million boil lee eoid in 1888. dwlw

To BemoTe Moth Patches, Frechlaa and Xan froaathe aie Terry'a Moth and Freckle Lotion. Prepared only by Dr. R. O. Piut. Sold by all Droggiiti. •o-rsr-^r :i for Black Worns and Pimples on tha Tae^ nee Pxaar1* 0»*m« juo Pian* Bikedt, prepared obTt by Dr. B. C. Fxaar, 49 Bond atreet, WOW Tun.' Sold everywhere. The trate aappHed by Whole^ala Kedfe&e Delete aiarlTdeodSaa-iKkoa-

ir^csbfpal HixHr.—the

odowing Sirww antl foiutd endoreement of Of for Oongbs and Oolda-f^rr's Peotora^

"Clj tsika Hatnr., Feb. 8, ISC9.

Taomaa H. Baca, Esq., Dear Mr s--I havatised •rrwl botttss «f year "Paetorat •U**'*" *a my family, and ia itui laatance with vary o*cna». biasaetsl raaalta. »a*« Howa,

Pastor 1st Oongregatloaal Obtech.

Xanntactnred by Baaa, Gruca Bxaar, DrvggUts!,

'rite's

.flaking Powders is most delinioai

ct to the decision

CMii&a "Walglatt and

warranted to bf .equal, as ir_time 'piece, to any in use.' 'j

Now is the time for bargains in Spring styles. Call and be suited, at Bannister's. 9k"' 21-d3t

TH® Pivot action Brace. A superior suspender for skirts or pants an unequalled. brace fur the,shoulders. Always a suspender, a bracej "or fiot at pleasure. .For sale at ft. .Bannister's. 21 d3t No. 79 Main Street.

fcTry

it everybody, if you want something nice

BBliable grocers have for sale, ana a recipe for making the pudddibg with each box. ,• d3t

A nxM fjmt of New Neck Ties, just received by Itiddle,*1fll Main Vtrbei, 27,dtf 'ir

I» y#d want a wjtt bf clotiu&' lasade combine utiltty and arffstfebeauty, go and leave your measure with J. Walmsley, the t-est cotter in the city, at the B1\W Frsnt, 146 llain ltre4^ 5th and 6th..

M-i

Conckrt.—The Davies Family^, will give a- i^orjeeri at' tbVMoot ^c,s#.S^hpol House, Wednesday evening, Aprils 21st, for the benefit of the Mont Rose I. O. Gt. T. Admission 25 cents. Doors opeb at 7 o'clock. ......, d3|

Spkbb's Standard Wine Bittkbs highly recommended by physicians for Dyspeptics, on account of its toaio pro perties, its purity, and its delicious flavor, feb23dwlt.

CITY ELECTION. -Tin—r~ 11 -foBWATOR. Kdit&RS KxPaissBelieving that ZBNAS SMITH wonld malts a jndioiooi and energetio Mayor, and tha( hi* nomination, woold do jugre to banronize and bring out thaw bole itreagfh of the' Bopublican party than any other man, would most cheerfully offer u&ms as a candidate before the convention.

D«

[17,dl0t --fe

Sugar and Coifterat wholesale prices,

•, r."'

an«?l

Swis^F PoTl-tewrat* B." R. Wright Co.^^ Mainstr^,^

Four and a quarter poundU df g^od peffee fbi:

RraftMBXR. tha^Weiti, National Block has the best and cheapo est stock of Skirts and Oorseta in the eity. ,Lds?&

It is 8A1D, "Tbis'world is" pll a fleeting ahow \£r ,m*nV yiusicm .givfln,'^5 those who shed teats of woe can rhave lliem soon dried np if they will only jgO to Moudy's and buy one^cfbis Velocipede Cigars. [17dtf

MANY VOTKBS.

Editobs ExpRtgs Pleasa announce my name as a candidate for el Hon to the offlco of M^yor, Bufcjtct to eUctlon by the votere or the city o£ Terre Hatsta. B. M. UABBISOll.

Wx are aathorixM anaovnee tha aa»» afl THOMAS B. LAW 17" a candidate lor the office^ of Mayor of Terra Haate,sabjct to tha deciic)nj of the Bapnbllcaa n'oidiaattug coiveritidn.

We are authorized to announce the nema of M. J. WHKKLKB ae a'candidate for the offlce of Mayor of Terra Haute, mbject to the. decl»lai£0 the Bepablican nominating oonventloti.

I ah a candidate for re-election to the ofllce of Mayor. G. T. OOOMBEl? 1

We are authorised to annonnoe the nama of P. O'SttXIiLT a candidate for the offlce of

Ma^tr of Terra Bante, SobJeot to the decialon tfieT^ FOB MAKSHJX.

publican nominating convention.

TbtT0BB'ExPMl8:--At the atroag «ffIlcitatioi of many votere of both partiea, I have coneentei to become an indtp en stent caDdidaae/tar-Ait^ Marahil, althe orsaioglTay flection.

At the reddest of maoy fri^ds Kn aaaBHll date for Qity Marehal, subject to nomination by IhaBepnbUOan party.

THEODORE MABXEN.

We are authorized to annouuca.Mr. B. Mo "I«Mhal,attheenei the deobfon of 1 one be held. announce, |AN!

Qity Mar»hal 1, iD

Wi are anthorizsd to annoooca, DANIEa CROWE a* candidate for Qity.Mar»hali,

a B^mocratic,coaTenttp:

should one be hell. We are authorized to announce the name 0f Oapt. BDWABD JOHN aa a candidate for thj offlM of Marnhal ef.^Terre Haute, anbject to th( deoieion of the Kepablcan nominating tlon.

offioe of Marehal of Terra Santa, aaOject .to tl deciiion of the Bepabliean noatnatiic tlon.

are.

aatliarisad ta

annottace.

DAUiBX aa

ject to thejiacJ^ion of

if one it held.

dtf,

New Goods at No. 79 Main street. Just received a few nice Pant Patterns. Also a fresb stock of Chevoits, for business suits. Call and sse them at Bannister's. 21-d3t 11

Treaaarar^ mb

Democratic convention,

Ma. Editob I am a candidate for ,the offlce if Oity Treaenrer, at the May election', mbject to the Republican nominating contention or pr^-* mary election:

OXOBOE W. LAMBERT.

We are antborFzed to announce the nama OAPT. OARIi A. GOODWIN ae a candidate re-election to the office of Oity Treaenrer, aubje^%^) to the decirion of tbe BepubHean Oeiiwllea er primary electien

I am a candidate for City Treasurer. N.r.ODNNINQHAM. GEN. JOHN «00tT a candidate for City Troaaarer, at tbe coming Oity ection.

Having

been aellctUd by many frleadi, I an

nounce myeelf ae a oafididete /or Oity Treasurer, subject to the* decision,Jf the Brpubllcan nomi nation. WASH. PADDOCK.

Pleabk

to announce my name ae a candidate

for tbe efflce of Cftjr-Ttaasnrer, at the Municipal election. Joseph East tm CLERK:

BIOHARC0ON la again* candi

dite for City Clerk, at the request of ttAXT Repcbucahs, W* are ao'horiE*d: to -ana%«tiWtM isfcme of JOHN B. TOLBKRT at a candidate for the ofltce, of

Cliy Cie, k, anbjeot to tbe doofiina of a Democratic Convention should one be beld. We are authorized to announce tbat JratAitdiB T. BOLTON ia aoandidate for thecffica. of ofarii, tut^eet to t^e deolsionof the BSfubli

Wt aye aoihari«4 to aiihtfdiice tfeo nametof DAN i'EL L. VICKKBT, late a private of-theMI Hegtieat jefcetiy, eaS'a »g|«

soldier,

aeaoandldete

the

for the offlde of Oity

'\f¥$r9«iuthor]Bedr- 4b 5pb*t'" VBBwa aa^ A.O. Ubxtbx Oonocilntah from tbe Pift^ Ward,

-13

piSH NATIONAL BALL.

mmwmaKSB&totoMXuuto. iSBiiQpq a! r.!W:ilau6t.fUw

4*i

!Itw 4«i -iad ha* •-§4i

•w»

ef.r

i^.r

N «s.-t i. °-1 *bd1«. 6 to (Ml kick: Cfcwty. Fm.' jfmci ^»a£ar«rapa^6a Wgi-CT WrtiBUffof tbs b«at and haWUaat fetada. Aa Ik* aaaaoa for,

saaitK

the t=attMi«a or twi eityVBa iia-liU|«Mra«i^wd ft»a'fi»MW»ji»w ku i4m(ort«d ikTlck poUtcUon of PfcAKta.*®® prblac.a imt vatUtr af Oaaifllaa, JaaoateM, UageolTaa, Aaatiac, Dapsa*, liwi Vfinkli*, Iratt tiMV Vtaea. Balb Km'J, Ifeawai ^°Pric«B mpdaraicl' "(JataWgtaa ferfaiafttt to

(Hat iia-1iU|«Mra«i^Wd IXa'fcMiwS' •r Piairrs,oia

ifM tMnla

RARTLBXX 4 QEtJlTDY JP

FlI,.VHOLKSAliK

BOOK8I5LLBR8 iidSTAHONBRS

rhioi MftiJa Haute,

Now have^ ia store, ih® 1AH6SST STOCK OF Goods in thete Uoe, they —have ever carried,whioh havelRf. been pttfehaaad at joMnrv •-,••! -mtei theypropoerfa ..-j en «i. to'ieli ak fbicxs. ,tp

IK rt^

BOOK DEPARTMENT

JS5Pzt2fJABD ow**JWJSUW&j^NJEOS WORKS,

•£. SCOOZ jxrrEJsrujBBOOMS,' S4BBATB 8CBTOQZ UlJt

MAGAZINES.

r. -v i*i 0fr in

sriw 1

^heyhWAn ifntneniff B«o* s» Paow, Pens, Lead and Slats Holders Siates, Pocket Crayons, Outlery Ac. «c.

A.J. OBOBBS.

Qaej

aa a candidate for Oity MaMhal. at (heenaoto| Say election, eabject to thp dcoljlon of a^bm»» cr'atic Convention, ehould one be held.

Country MerchanU ia making Thei* purchases should not tail to call at No 101 there they fitt flnTttelargwt stock in the above .Una io.|he city^ aad aa losf ^rloWflCtlMat^

^Anitoag^rma.

m,_.

We are authorized to annduncatlie nama Wm. VAK BaDiil aa a candidate,{orU«.offl of Marshal of Terre Haute, «ubject to the d«cli ion of the Bepoblican aominatin convention

Wa are authorised to annonnaa the nama df B. McKKB ae a candidate for the offlce stial of T*rre Haute, eatjeot to the di the Bipablican nominating coiManUoa.

lamadf A.

Oletk,

May election,,SabjeJt to tbe Republican nominating covention.

FOEC0U«aLMAK(

SIMEON OORT. by. argent re'()aa(t, will ba candidate for Couuoltman In the Second Ward.. Wa ar^lntMHs-.d to au Hen

see

J. B.

TAKES and JOHN BOSS as candidatee for Ooan cBman In the Third Watd, sabeo€ M'tba Bat)^b. licaa primary a:ectiea. A I tuU CWAiiBEBl.i8Mi»,8, OOX deAca«r VoQaeUaran in Becdad War4, at tlte-ra^ qutxt o( asany voteis.

T.A. MADISON #111 ba stippatted by Blptaboan

ers, at the city primary eIecMot, StfonUl

one tw held, for Oouucliman la the SJ Ward. Br requeet BOBBRT 0AHTTN ba4 tobooofne a Candidate Tot in the 8d Ward ef the city of Terra Wrote,' to the BepubL'cah ptrtea^y meeting yf eoayentfon. OlTIZmS. 1.UTHBR QEIOSBY ia a candidate fiir Ooinn cilman in the 6th Ward, nl^eet to Ska choice ef the BapnbBcaa party.

Eniroa of tbs EXWM:—tf CBAKX/CSj M. GI.OVEB win cgnsetat to ran as an In4e^aaqe*t candidate for Oouncilman In the Third Ward^ he will hi supported by maay*C!t!z«na. :,x,^wTtk, ..-1- P0B.AS8ESS0&. t's til"

Mb. Ei tTOB:—t am a candidate for t]fa offld •HPHrAaatsisi «t*ln MayateaWae, eah|eaa ts tl Republican nomiaating convention or prislaS election. J. II. STANLEY.

NC W ADVfiRTIIEMEiVrM t. WW :P. sv*4

si ^OTTj

HO USB and SICfJt PArat mavE» Aim auima. iWi^s te»|»?a^i«{, ty&jtitljt'ce 1 AUwork'dea* pre»i«jr |awcn^Ma

iT.Lora,YiSsini«*niBiti«ii.itl

Chief Oontraotora. Terre Haata, Iadii laat ftfiy-eayea of this road. ia ot the ssoat &eefokie character, both vary bfavy aa# ^Mae ligbt woak meaM, maaMf, «a)#. Jrellaacaa ba Been 1 oSco'in Tefii^^afSJrlp^aiiU.

ooavai

•hal, autjwt to the deciaion of the Bepnblican nomination. .....

VM.

-ir.-.- .ji-nan»iauiaB. ... flbarafttlMr B&ftlnMr. Terre Haute, Infl., ApHl 18,1S«. dtmt

OTQHTindBAKBlK WOBKS.

WALTKE ft IPfHSIMlsW

ri..» 3, .- Ai

JAjOaB J.

a candidate

^M-

Oity

+*U4 -a •Mr- tj? if ffi1 luae taliuac w«Hh itaiiaa

Scotch Granite Momimentg

jKJM"iH'i—UHMU ••'.(H»swmi 1) w——-H--V «rc^

*wW«.

either ihonld be held. I

sof

tween 9th

work we aafer to Deming's

Bum^sVtlon^^S^^ Me Oracor's and Deming's Monu»enis, to., to.

JJANIEL MILLER'S

WAGON YAttP AND BOARXrXKO HOUSE, Cor. tthaadlafle Sta.Terra bate. tba undersigned take* great pWaaare (a Intorminc his old IHeafla aa»mtesaaaa aad. fba pnbllle aeneraily. that hie haa agata ttt' chartfo of his #e!l koo*a Wssts Tili ai Bclmyo Borsa looatM aa above, aad that ha will be found raad^aad pMaat to aoeotaasedate all, In the htmt aM moat aareptabla Waaaar. Hlabo^rdl^ lieaaa haa baaa graatiy ea|«r.M aad IBs wogoa rar4i» and not kaokti* la tbeel j.

?SwSa?«!yY.«md, excelled inaecOmmo .. •SV^oaodera taken My thaday, week, et/Boalb and tiiftea raasoaabla.

N.B. The Boarding Hovee aad Wkir'aTaad will ba aader the saperiataadaaae of myself afid iAsm nun.

W WCfK THAT SHOULD BOS j3ynaa v-ftr VAMILY. saaB's He# rsBtiy njsicisa. o0mit"£i&*2?isis?,'r?

I cwreof diaeaasataaSdaaateaea, childraa With tba ____ eriblng3aatelytaapnpeMlss aalasn at haadreds of- W^li-koewa •sMsdaal ylu author Is Dr. JOHN O. «OH*. weMaa Ijr ahyatclaa. *e tMsaewedHSaabave dM wn»leiaaalas'f IwallSa ea aaataai •elegy aad fcygeae, doa aerie aad eeoBomy.aad oaphytiat enltare aad meat. It is a work that nwy

Bars, H. BUasll.

fcr1

have, Mitwfllsaaajtsfoai-la deaier none year. ta are Wasted fbr this wotk. Aaaly ta ,tt «. BMPfB, Oeaerat A*satf%ra te House. alanMa

jjemoved.. ... zr

Ibaandaraignad woald raapeetfUly iaSsrat citUaasof Terra Haataaad old aaat—ira tl aUsssHassi lwa to tbe Teuton la Botal, aa Xala stiset, batweei Sixth aad Sevaatk, aad haa foar ef tbe beat Barty.j|J»sljlwlgw|% bgejall

atl^ii 1 ^",II'..' Proprietor.

wooavt woowi

"Two haadr^ogrja efsaeaeaed OhJ Wbtd

W&LirfioCM->r.B.

uvomsab VWt.

10-d3sa jk

WANTED, to

TX7AK!B»—1^ Uw bai»M*—• «t«adv aad iadaatrioaa yomac •"ftO* IT to tMo* of 1* vkt wiMi kaad. AddrMBi&svK haaA wrllUK, "4"u

Jtaypn«a ellct, T»rr« Kaafe^U.

Mi \i

xwSKTi.^"1

ndB*e.«M^iiuau^uu~-.^-dju^47-*o.SMe» Thv Witwamsu^ IX|*II IfcaCttH Ball far Okarltobto PirpWH. Thar* wU^i 0

'jaa l"1»ja 1.1» ''K ijijj "j."» »*AT BfiDBOTiON of

•rr» Ha

wl, FATKIVBi WlnyBlii| iT I fWll Hiitt, Jiit

uouuii uiti ram rum

FOttiMMcotiK

MiJVMfcr f. *.•

!B8d,

•»v-

'm,i .,

ANTED —A few go«d GMl.^ flMN lbr tt* Tm» Hmi. fflrMy. ., Qaod lalarj paid. Call tk th«t5atlaiwl' to Ia 10 a crMmus soEamami

10to 12o'alod^A. COWM

ea.!1 »'d L+d

oaaOak ewt ooata^art,j atar 6oav%aieut. •Itt

V&i-lWn" »r Xffvsi&ir-ak™--i»e,

sa «»tdaa, ia a a^atfanal nmv iWri»Tili*

RENT—A

DwtlllH Boaea od y»rd and yatdaa, ia a ilMirabis part of th» city,. Apply atliattaaal&v' Btaie Brnk.

I'inaTiiij

BENT.—^Tbo iraxoe dw«l*i tug of S«ih aad Gharry, hhK pt tba Q^ncrajntioaal Obnreh. Tba kwaa* ia. local ~a,r

FOR a*M. —Hi

F3R

SALE OR

forta fortable two-stoty

aloe rooms, hall, pan-ly a"ni «t Within five ml*ot*i' wilS orTHe FcetdOK-: sssitr partkulaie Inqoire 03 the praMiaea, eeatheaet ooraar of Saventh aad Obeatwtt atleaO. wrunxiw,.

lee Clieeter Wtite and Sasalk UmW afeeatifc* moathaold. OOUT BA&SOVJ^ a aSldltwSw

JpOR

AKD BRAIL

rSAL%--CBBA—0eMnj|

hand Kxpress Waaon. enqqfre at 1ST Mala Street, *JAMl!S IATf8 apl. b.

lMSw

XpOR JL baltka four-ton Wages Soalea, la enquire at No. 157 Main street, Terre apl3d2w /AnBM imlil

SALE—CJEtBAP-^Fau-#

Fgood

8ALK--YjfiRY LOW™A two etory Hoaaa, locat«d.«n aoalkjMi

•treet, containing eleven room*, (aa*rf ojmjJm honte, fine chandallere, good barn wobd^irewj waah-hooae vHk niraacs, a4e*er» twaea two and .U»ree aerea of gaanqd waU a«U with firnit, ehrubbery and ehadetrtea, all nTr» rate oondltlon. Poteresion given lnhaediaMyi laqairo of

a,.k

X. BQMQ^^

|?OJRN SALB—VERY LOWA J? good good one and a bait Story t^o'ttaga tecate% elw to thvPaaaesgar Depot, jfood datara, wa*, .1 wood fcooee.eeltar aed ether aoavanaaaegLirtU be -**1 ss Aiit'sh, »*ss sftwRSw

FOR

SALE—A desirably SQKMf Lot, thiee (quarts sonth of Main, wnK, Slxtb^yid Swaa streets, iSxlUM.'

FBagie

Jaquira of I. apriiTdtf

'WMB IIS

j)R SALE--(Bou8» and Bed

itnat, M*««K

fj'OR SALE.-—A twyj-Bt©pyt*Wk Hoote, located on Main street,' Viarflfaj McEeen A Paddock's Mill, now nnsaytadji a Grooery, will ba sold at a low chaser. The owner will take ada la pejt payment. Inquire on ebe atrSiSm .« -. ,tM-,

Cem Haute and PerrjnriUe S teaser. KAC CiAIM «tU

A. M., Mondays, Wednesday* aad eaoh weeks. Tot to' or to D. hp use, oorner of 9

ILL POSTIB9/ iJWedai

ZOZT TOWN8E&]fy us la now prepared to do all klqds of Bill Jraatiag, Distributing and Painting on SbCea. ffi ttaHldat artiattc manner aad rb» £drtiS«|SsMbMMalB4 All order. Wl.l be

'7 1 f-

WINDOW &LA8S YY ,,

.joos*.

BESJAMIIV

j^es. 205, 20?j M0 aad 4tjs

•t .''hiuauia^

1 MiporMt tt '''aas.i-i

French and Bogfi8h1'\iKin^o^?*S»*.. Freaeh Plate Glass for Wiado«seo»

•i Floera Colored and Ornamdhtal Ohixroh QWOt' Fluted (HjuU Jor OeeservMories.

Everf&zQ aad TUiaKm, By tbe original case, bo*, or aiafl«HlgM£ orout toany frtejfaUrshape.

NEWS AND STAWONKRI

Sixth Street,

Qppoeiie QTesir Po»t Ofitc$ All New Tork''fetocrnual an4 MtOMtfafft*•is and Magaaines en hao4 a'naTafwwn pais as issued,

Bpaaial attention paid -gaS^V^k lanitial Paper and Envelopee al#ay» etf%te/ oratampedtoorder. gaWoet Paper, a gatfdtarMale.very cheap. .- *~.d •ove fa*aeMIMli

XpLOUE/GEMEJSIV^A CAA BBM. O* TLOVB, al OUV greatly reducedprWea. 7

x**d

OKA Bbls. OKMEH^lt^^J^r|fft RA Hhds. freeh^A^O^-i Bbla MEM P0B*^»

riwter^ Paris, and a well asaoste*^tocb Of *•«.-?. O O E I 1 & at the lowest JWebat prtsei ,ftr mfe )ty

A. E.

jSSW.

KEHiASi'::

K"*

SHALL. This la a heme back ef healtia rorssfog a uuaipteto hoassfeobt gaUe-, givtsg many vaMaMa aofgeeUiae for aasMlag dli'•aee aad preloaging Mfe, wltfc plate-dhaetlana in caaaaf »ai«tgea«y, aMfalattag easia faaailiar tangaaa* tha oaaaaa. a/u|iSiwi

a».T. BEATS THEM AIL, both la prlc#s ALL giV**)* fccjVilth V«d. 1^4400 Atliwamassaaa^f

TA1

ALL can aSord to trim them better aad sell for lees money tban other honsrs ij ths city, sat acallhifofe baying ataewtme.M% see the fifty piecee wa |IT»with a 8teve,,H wuIaaaMe yea to

JD'O vSSfmt

(let feore for

yout WS*itf Nft

Wbethtr ybn boy ortt^pjf aad oompare goods and

THK Btti iMaM.

KEEP

TOMl[ siast* ''a tsiups tl WCerofctrntTatt^^

OmrSamOni WMM teapeeteaBy aail tha attepaiost anSaaattiuna of Terr* Bat»ta, aa* «hw mtlb ita siaiifl, tbat ha hasTdWaU'reesHr'slaw BaaSau iilNbis ley's Dry Qaada -^.tyjRpcjKioe efaarryiag.

nercluuit

Sa keep* always MlfttdftALK SotHS, lt« utWtttfM Um fa«k*n lout*. 'aad ea v»rf Bea*6eable Terma. Haviag:ao big] raata to pay, ba proailsse ta akhf-S# o«der. Whether the goods be iaralshed by him or aoC— EmjUtfag-ln btarMne cheeper tbaa aaywbsse

OatSlac deae. aM warr|»tad"to 91-j^iAssal yflni*

•ilia 5sSs*,r'' .jtes

rf/