Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 6 April 1870 — Page 2

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fEBBE HAUTE, XJTX.

Wednesday Morning, April 6, 1870.

The

Ticket.

yy* MAX P. A, AUDITOR OF STATU, *S

JOHN D. EVANS.

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TRKABtTgfK Of 8TATB, ROBERT H- MILR01. JDBOM OF BOPKM* COUBT.

ANDOTL. OSBORNE.

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To-day Rhode IslaM elects'Ktate officers and L^Wta«tThe State being so qniformly Republican, but little excitement or interest is manifested, ihe following i« the ticket iiean».

Demoffat*.

JSSffiK^'fafcr The Republican majority last year on Governor was nearly 4,000 in a vote ?f 10,660. Rhode Island is the third State which votes this year, and wc on her for Gkakt and Economy^ 5»m»

London Time* regret- that the

Fir* Lord of the Admiralty is not willing to cut down the expenses of the Navy, and, of course, inapair the effectiveness of that most efficient arm of Britannia defense and «fi&*e.^he,/'?h# aScribeB the, actaon the"^d 3fL4g! \dmiralty to the chronic error that England is responsible for the police of the ocean. The Philadelphia Inquirer is of the opinion that this may have been the case many years- ago, but within ipore recerit times no one dreamed (hat England had anything fh%tever to do with the police of the ocean. Has not pur London ratemBorarx_ heard of the Alabama and

ports with the Avowed intention of plun dering and destroying on the high seas the vessels of a friendly power? Police the ocean, indeed P^l,'ieL^'Wi $Jaim thatpjEngjp^ri? ^4e

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public debts of all the Governments of the earth. a-'ry

The

people of the age have not yet

been able to. come up to the idea of Shakespeare's tick, though they have talked about it for a good while. Still, the New York Times declares, they are evidently bound to girdle the earth in forty mijDijtefv -haying -just qpw, f^Mr Cyrus w.'

Field*ita£

shown, si*h*-n«r

lines of submarine telegraph at work, running to a length of over twenty-two thousand miles. The large gap in the circuit includes the FaoiBc and the space from China to Bombay, the present ter minus of the wires going eastward. This wide stretch could be traversed by a line tunning north abont fipraSan Francisdo Winging Ailask44nt^ tJ^ciAtajt,^ securing th«i ctoperttfcniOf ttteC&aPteipeo pie by touching the Russian coast some where. Such a course would probably pay better, than a deep-spa comitiuniqption more directly westward.

*8ISi' '.Tasliiott. •.. .,'"5 There are many things whicti we laugh at or weep over according tb the circumstances under which-we see them, or ac-: cording to the peculiar appearance which ihey aSSume. A drunkurdraakcs sport for "u crowd Of fttrangers, and is even laughed ,at by friends, when just drunk enough to fee witty but when he gets to tf»e cr®* pitch, then people stand aside. ^Nothing funny about,ajnan mad with whisky. 1'utting it in imother forigV, the fellow who goes staggering through the streets makes fun for the boys, but brings terror and suffering to the wife and children at fab^^^hWejii^pud laughter on the street, but sedr^St and bitter weeping ui \1iiotne, Ifj^fhuin is like drunkenness in, respect toils two sides. It ii laughed at, arid/it in feadly ^musing.. For ma11euvers ho driSnkarif was

ever tb be

compared to a fashionable man or woman. The other day' couple ot most fashionable young ladies were observed on

Put this beside a man with hat jauntily inclined to one side, hair carefully paited behind, e^e glass, cane, jv £oat With the tails cut off" under the arms, {Mints tight a# he womanVcorseta, apotle^ boots, and a genteel swagger, and two such clowns never Won the admiration or exited the uiirthfulness Of any circus pit.

But there is another side to this picture which is more "serious. VFashion not only makes fools for the people to laugh at and sharpen their wit upon, but it breeds s», crime and sorrow. Qftw Stag*^»onjV bly ,dr««ed wottieh ai^\he terror and the source of pain and grief of the home circled The forty, fifty, or a hundred dollars necessary to get the extra hair, and the' ten or fifteen dollars for a sash with bow 10 adorn t^at,which was intended as a convenience for aitlingi and the other little "lixins".have pome, out ot\the scanty means of a mother who h^Lrd to gtt enough to eat and keep up appearance or out of the bumneas of father®r husband who needs every cent for tjx« st|ccessful prosecution of that business, or^front the crimes to which the hiuibanjl pr the woman herself has resorted for that purpose.

No more fruitful source of crime is ^there in our land, no greater -ohsnacle to success business, nothing more productive of. poverty and uupy, than the whiw

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engenders.

Theft, fraud,* intemperance, gambling, licentioune*, and feiird^ add **e too, beyond measure, result directly and indirectly from the extravagance of fashion. In order to get money to "maintain position for self or family, resort is made to

juiv and every means. Children are killed urithout number, because they would Interfere with the1l!0||ud^f^fa^uoB or a^e tojexpensii ed. Then,too thei^SElh destroy heak^JBwwtOTi^^c^ •dress, to manner awuwlllSA and so-called recreation. WeTiave heard of young ladies wearing their hats all day because ihey laced so. tightly that they couWhot get their hands to the head .i'WW-i.Wf-rT5" have seen women actually suffering for

abnndHSt that xiihcalthlul able,^gchftJ^10t ^Pn* able to take, as they were able to employ a servant. i^e^have seen fashionable peip*^iit^ugh'«^ries iftifMm andiate sappefii, nmtii health and ^ifeor were gone* nndsuch is the tyranny :rf fashion th^t none, orjrery few, dare jjroj test, except ,in, worda.|..jlait npt^ime for sen^e p^eW begin- a little independence of character? Is it pottime for fashion to heaWBtediawBl1 lv arid earnestly,

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^(fo^*for,.the Normln I INDI^lnapqwp, .AprU 18T0. Editor of

Express:

Yon may know

that some of the educators of the capital paid a visit last week to the State Soymal School in your city. Prof. A. C'. Shortridge, Superintendent of Pnfelic Schools, Wm. A. Bell, Principal of the High School, Messrs. Button and Waltz, Assistant .Superintendents. Miss Fnrnell Training Teacher, and other teachers took advantage of a short vacation to make a .trip to St. Louis to visit the schools of that city and learn what they could. En route they stopped oyer one day to visit the Normal, and they came home perfectly enthusiastic in its praises They spoke in the highest terms of President .Tones. They were favorably im pressed by his appearance at the 'Stall Te^che^s' Convention last printer, but as a practical teacher and manager. c£ a School for teachers, he far .surpasses ihei expectations.

In fact tfaey. make no qualifications in expressing theft -approbation and their admiration of the entire spirit of the institution and of the methods adopted. Prof. Button declares that lie never learned so much during any other single day as during that spent in Terre, Haute. They saw much to admirfe, and from which to learn, at St. Louis, but. nothing, as they, say, ..equal to our own Normal School. This report, brought back by persons irt our city beSt qiniTffi&i 'fndge7"aW fisr"#ell qualified as any in the State, is exceedingly gratifying to us, as it must "also be to you. We are interested in the institution because it belongs to the Statf^and you ai interested,for the same reason, apd then, of course yon itlso have^some"local pride in the matter. I do not. doubt.that your p^ple arein h'i^art^' sympathy ifith

President Jonea tind his- corps of teachers, and are doing every tiling possible to aid -tlrenr in their efforts to«make this school, at least equal to like institutions in other States. I felt it but justjliat your community and the State generally should know the report brought back by

our teachers. \imx if! Brownlow, Drake and Revels.

Mrs. Mary Clemner Ames, in her last letter to the independent, calls attention ,to a ^tjiking illustration of the changes wliich are 'wrought hv the "whirling of time," as follows: "Senator Brownlow sits before Senator iteteta jW^hen Mr:i)rake congratulated the latter on his speech there, the three men stirred the anost wonderful associations. There was one, now a Senator of the United States, who eight years before asked for an obscure seat in the Senate Gallery in vain. .. He could not pass its door because his skin Was a siiade darker than that of the doorkeeper though his mother was Scotqh woinap and his father a free'man. There, quivering with palsy in every limb, sat another, who a few years ago prayed that if he died at the North his coffin might be made open at one end, so that could crawl away from the Abolitionists. There was another man, who a few years ago presented a bill to the Legislature of Missouri that all free men of color in that State should be sold into slavery, 'which bill would haveinclnded the Senator with whom lie was_ now shaking hands. These three'men were all friends to-day. Well, the old earth moves!"

people

street, and it was amusing to see meet them politely and soberly, and the instant they had passed,- turn about to look after tliem with knowing winks and.grins, and-plfeeKa hearty laugh, a«d| this was no UrimeHfed'tribute to worth, lor' they were deserving of all the attention which they received. In fact!, can von conceive of a furinier sight than a full rigged fashionable woman? Hat, tair, potfder, gloves, Hngs, sash, boots, wiggle and "bend"," all unite in making up a most amusing concern.

Jtigtlce^'S'O

P. i, Coffi «i, a well-known lawyer of New Bedford, Massachusetts, could hit witnesses hard. In defending a suit heonoe asked a very- pompous ^witnes. in cross-examination, "What is your business?" "I am a profesional man, sir?' Iiawyei-?"'' No,' •j^R'w 'r4 'Doctor?" (Jrave shake of the head. "Clergyman?" Still more pompons details "Well, what are you, then?" The witness, after clearing his throat, grandly pulled" down his waistcoat, $nd answered, I afn a Justice of the Peace." "Ah!" said Mr. CofEn, In closing his case to the jury," Mr. Coffin in speaking* of this man, said: This wittnes reminds me of an incident Whrich happened to me on a trip I once made toEd gar ton. It was on a lovely Sunday morning that our bo« got *-We Were passing up inlo the town beyond the wharf when we saw a pig-pen near ahou.se. ^Oneof the party, more carious than theinto the'pen, and with a loud oath .called attention to the monster within—a hog with misplaced h,ead, and with one paw pofnting up into mid-air. With many an oath lie was expressing to the party his astonishment at seeing such a creature, when the front door of a neighboring house slowly, open-

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audiencem tnew^J|pbmiW»eo^S« Union, and that lt i^as held bytb©/lDilblfii spelt oPsonnd- sen« and ptewant utiflraxm tQ young woman of medium height^. aini fine, erect, commanding figure. She" wa* attired 1n a pain but exceedingly rich. flawing dnessaf Mack silk,. aiid ,|# Jit opened her- manuscript a .warm. Wush inonhtefl h?l" 'cheekir and suffnsecl'* fi*®e remarkable*!8*6nSeifd#11BWitty of outline and amiability of exp££s8ipiy(^N¥ie of the timidity of tji? novice, however^ w#s apparent in her voice. The first few rorihd sentences that'wft-e uttered, in n* Clear mellow cdritraltO) att«stel at ones the •poBsession of two of the chief, ir^qui*ites of a public speaker—self-possession and the charin of ntteramce. Ln tMfiJilregpect of voice, Ihe wom^n who have made their appeals toils upon the platform, have been hitherto sadly behind those upon the stfrge, her«?, jwcalpowers were always regarded as of" the first im: portance. In MissEdgarton the singular depth and resonance of her tones and the distinctness of her enunciation won the ear eVen before the sense had been chSined by the subject matter. There 'was, undoubtedly, also much in the fresh, dig^'y and health of the woman which admira bly pleased the eye. So apt are we t^as sociate the lecturing woman with the angular and intellectual abstraction Which caricature has furnished. Here was the

charms that we look for in jess -vahittble but more popular public characters, Curae to aStsert its possession Otv thpse endowments which common prejudice„insisteo should not be associated with the" softer fascinations, ofAhe^e?. t.SKUh commendable directness, Miss Edgart on entered at once upon her theme. apittopriately and significantly enough..announced.as "W® man is Coming." She premised that the next advent of the .sex into the active concerns of life was to be with Jiigher powers "and faculties, and §ven wkli broader rights and privileges but sliei looked to woman to acquire these powers| and secure these rights, not throueli legislation ana the ballpt, but by firsp'fitting herself for tlfeir exertSse,'and then-by the use of the tremendous moral force sjic would attain. Sociallv firstand,.tlien if needs be, politically, she was to come. With keen discernment she earned her logic triiimphaVitly between*the two **-, treme* of the questioru, showing thai' woman's"rfiiil useliilnes in tlieworld's affairs depended on herself pricking that fallacy tjiatjhe sexes, evejj as they are at present related socially, are antagonistic tllrowin| a graceful tribute to'theStronger sex, all the more handsome that it the first time womwhas Uiouglit it \yovtli while to publicly acknowledge the cjiivairy, self-sacrifice, and magnanirnrty of man, where- wome^ auf the sujijeqts or the sufferers, and,concluded witli'a glowing picture of the future of our .civilization, with woman.in the exercise of her full'powers, «cting ,witli, man in selecting abuses and ameliorating her own condition.—^Vf« Tori: Warht April&.*<*

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The High Court Of Jnstiee wh1ch was 'formed at Tours for this trial, had asper cial panel of 87 jury men,summoned |nf the occasion, containing 32 mayors or e'xi-mavoi-s, and all or nearly all the' rest were Juges de PWix, ex-Sous Prefects^ notaries, wealthy landed proprietors or large manufacturers, the greater .,por£jon of whom wear decorations conferred by the Imperial Government. "In other words the jury was completely- packed with known and prominent friends of the Napoleon* dynasty. Tfie judges \v»re,.of course, the officers and dependants of the Emperor and the presiding Justice, M. Glandaz, is a gentleman whd has Inade his reputation bv the conduct of prosecutions of' the press for .offenses against lie personal government. ,..»/

On Monday morning March 21% the Court was organized, and .ayt 12:40 P. M., as the Tali Mall Gasette reports,, it},the presence of -all the cLv.il ami n^ili,tary_ authorities, the mother, an^ bother pf the murdered man,. Viptor Jspii and a large crowd of spectators, Prinze Pierre Napoleon Bonaparte was introduced^, in charge of a Captian of gen* iVyrmes.

Before the organization-of the Court, the aete d'accusntipn, or indjetjnent, em-' bracing a nummary of eviddhce ,to be offered on both sides, was pnbllslied and it satisfied the public that ng •cpnv ctioh was expected, or-perhaps desircl,.eveii by tiie prosecuting oflicei-s. value pf the verdict of "not guilty .^.obtained under these circumstances, seems io have been fully appreciated by the Eni[»eror himsfelf, "who, happy in being relieved of the unpleasant duty of hanging his coiisiu for a fatmily-tra^t of character,! has, hwvevisr, banished the acquitted- man from' France!. —^. ¥.SaCuplay J&cufjiy, !-30# .... xj wa

Uucxpeclcd Addition I# thp ('oifscience. Fluid. ,.f diftpatch to Che New York Tiibibii from Washington, says: A case of bribery was attf'nipted on a (ievernment official here a lew days ago, but failed. Tlie facts, as far as developed^ are aboiitJaa follows -. "'A bafekfet of Hqwefft'^it sen# the Ebbitt House directed to Mr. t^eorgfe P. MfcCartee, wile «f the Chief of the Bureau ofEngVavitig anil PrintiiigH fin' the basket was a ^lip'of paper, inAvhith was enclosed seventeen hundred "tffid Odd dollars." Mr. MiC'artee on discovering the money, immediately songlft the J^c-. retary of theTieasiin- and handed the amount oyer to liinV. An invy4TCTtSpu was' at once begun, but so far the1 firfi«-i.U' tlfefinitely fixed have not' been Suspicion rests on several persons lvcrg SJll^plWlVMI I

A tall and iraverend looking man came out and with measured pace a«ivjuiced toward the group.. Inking that pro&ne man in the lace, he |aid. 'Sir if von dare utter another'oath on this island this bright SutidaS tMtning. shall unish you severely The onender looked up astounded, and as soon as. he recovered his breath, blurted out, 'W-w lio arevou?" "I am,sir, Justice^ s^if Peace.'- The wretch looked at him slowly, from head .to foot, as if to take it all in, and said, iw. if in a reVert?, 'Well, «owT 1 itrn a •night naorenorprwed^han whenXsaw the hog!" Off 4 ^UgSs' ^0IG ^-ftR'

Thk sixtv-one Life Insurance com^iame doing bnsiness in the State of New York, including resident and non-resi-dent, return foc the past year their pre-, minin receipts at ^85,O5S,120. Prf""' this income aiid the interest rtn their vestments thev paid |o insured, in losses by deaths, the'mtm of $15,388,946, and in Mpensesll^^S^aili^0"^ P?id to the insurra and that paid for effecting the insurance are ..about equal for the vear, and both combined are about threeeighths of total reeepte of the companies for premiums for^the year.

The Rhode Island Legislature has abolished imprisonment for debt.

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of no ordinjfer quality, andl of a fine praKce and a rich womanly delivery. Whether the announcement that Miss Edgarton had some new ideas to express onlhe'Vonian quSStion, or the tal" ents and attractiveness of the speaker liad been noised throuaii liitirest&l fi drew together the

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The steamer Donau, 1rom feremtfnTTia Soiithampton, March 2i3df arrived in York on Friday, with, newspapers, t,wo days later than those brought bv the Java!: The principal feature of the news in them is the detailed report of the first dsiy'^ proceedings in the trial of Prince Pferre .Napoleon for the murder .of Victor NoiK

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octfidtf ^Corner 7th and Main street

T? P. BEAUCIIAMP, jQi.awJ ATTORNEY AT LAW U1 M.VLX STBEET, UPSTAIRS. Western Land Broker, Loans

Negotiated,Estates Managed Particular attention given to CollectionsCorrespondence solicited from non-residents.

6 IMPORTANT 'ffTcTnttfetition "tff H&rdnxire Dealer*, Crt¥ eft JJotute Bvilder* and menet is respectfully invHSa tb the PATENT NEVER FAILING SEI.V-I.OCKINf. '•WINDOW FAST."

]\leii!- Uitts of all kinds, dL Hoy*' Hats of all kind JfJaseti' Hats of all kinds, :?^rnfants

Hate Of all kinds,

Anil at all jiflt-es.,

This is decidedly the best and most important invention of modern tim«s. Its sLmplki ty and wenderftil adaption both for HOUSE and CAR WINDOWS isperfectly astonishing accomplishing everything that can possibly be desired, and yet being

The House Fasts for sale by all Hardware Beaters. Liberal inducements to Agents.— Senft'fer deScriptive cireulars and prices, Ac.

BOSTON a MKIUDE BANUFACTCRDiti CO, is* Federal St.^ Boston 77 Chamber* St., H.

hmr

i.:t .i -itkh -l D.- March 8tkv 1670.

TTfSTERX URAXCH OFFICE, 163 Dearborn Street, Chicago, Illinois, P.W. CEMB^enf Traveling BnsitteM Agt. 25dlm

OTICfi.

AlV^ewens having,ctaims~n*wirtnhe late firm qf Jtlabermeyer A Baiersdorf wilt Pleaie present the' sanle to Pred. Baiersdorf, at the

settle the

ofEsuitei^:WE»rr-

fe.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

3Cor.tMaiii an4J^xth

imVi J": in

-NEW^ PRICES

Every Din' I '.w I it .i': ,nV fata •.«(«• 14 tv _Jji-l.'Ma: »«aMWliadP-

Warren^ Hol^m & Co.,

srfl it

(«m

c^rcc'EssoiRS TO

srjsAXiL Sc co.

vanots «ol vft'^dawiteusif -mfesJ .!« nm thi rtsxi

n% ii j5««ii¥Aa,. i«Mfw -jov -U—-.*1 iassit t*x 'iloaw bftJdl it*.' nol uoi ol -xtob ^nids\ms iad'tr oi: di lu amaka turn c£ sdtat z-ururtiie, mhvmivinitm I-JHS &HJ t1 m»jbx ntml arii -Hit of mi «u»

cheaper_

than any

other window fast. For house windows it dispenses with weights and pullys, operating equally well on top and bottom sash, allowiag

looked securely at erery pomt, from frtider or bttrglar. and will never feet out ef order. .It has the peculiar element ot locking itself in whatever position you rear# it. For -steam, or horse car windows they are finished in a variety of styles, making an elegant finish to the ear windows, and the only arrangement ever introduced that can never fail.

Streets,

a u«mm: Ml. ill l.l '(ji

We will open at the a^nf/Mll-known stand. on the first ofriuUMn^xtAe of the S. ii 4iARGE8TMNO BBSS

#*S a 1o i»Qi wlf OM- fiaplB

*if

LOWESTCASHPKICES

'i .i 1:iv-j :,fiM Tftnrjti .(J JJ .U j.'irs&a iiMt l:nw t: .a

•il. ttmnshsim iwisfto mnma.' 1) All kinds of Custom. Work an^ Bepairing. dons. to. order u^thjgLk moet satisfactory manner., jit: "v-ji .i.iiv io .!•. S ,1^1

LEATHEW,HIDES,«.C .}

L. BRBKIIT^

ju. A. ®u»w®a?®aafcfiCOi,"ff„flSihtifa^ttirerSj ^iad aeidws in*

j- Mam Street T^R^Exutr.Isd ©SCash for Hidei^ gnre. Shee® Pelts,

W fntheltdtrah.

Cotisignments nlirayfe teeeive uromnt ».r tentiw»^^^^^_(^^^|^|iay5awtf,

Mcmey Cannot It

For Sight

is Pricele«r-!!

ON^)

k'ab: vt

DIAMOND

TSE

Manufacturfed by

J. E. SPENCER & Which are uow offered, to the imbHe, are^if?^ noun cod by all the celebrated Opticians.} of the WorldAo he the

HOST PERFECT, Natural, Artificial help48 *the hnman eye--ever known. Ihey are ground, under their own supervUion, from, minute Crystal Pebbles, melted together, and derive their name, "Diamond, on account- of their hardness and brilliancy. hwk

The Scientific Principle^*

On which they ate constructed.brings the core or centre of the. laris. d&aetlyfn front of the

all unpleasant sensations, such as glimi ing and wayering of sight, dizziness,

culiar to all others In use.

Duyajjility

Unkeaitatingly

igsfir-j ,t. ..

Pectoral "B

linMrWlKI

TMIs,

cai»r

not be surpassedT

CAUTI0N-—None genaino. unless Rearing their trade.markOstamped qn every frame

'trjf B. TILItO^QlT, Jeweler and Optician,Sole Agent for Terre Haute, Indiana, Irom, whoin .they can only be obtained. These goods are not supplied to Pedlers, at any price. mar21dwly

THE BEST

MERIT SUftE TO WIN!

the-

BEST C0U6H REMEDY

lit THE MARKET

v^m tuoitd

The annexed very complimentary testimonial is from one of the-most reliable nier- $ S I a a

•'Nosjjtkzuma, Ii&.f'Fobfuar^ 1(5^lUlO' Ilavingfor several years been selling Burr'* Pectoral Elixir,

that has been upon the market in the past five years, I know of no other in which Inave so great faith, and the tery large sale of the "Elixir" shp#8 thattt igsbning thoroughly appreciated. It is neatly put up, is pleasant to take, and i» both safe and reliable.

ForsaJeJjy Dealers in Medicines every^ere.

M'MAlffrFACTURED

very

I take greaflWeSsnre in hear-

BY 'l

BARR, tilTLlCK & BEBftY,

Druggists and Chemises,^Te^re Hiwite, Ind. 22dw to mayl

UNDERTAKERS.

UNDERTAKER,

Is prepared to-execiito. ill ortoitt his tipe wiui neaii£esft and^PAtoky corner of Third and

^'h*xntogB!*£inriti M. W. Q£Om?ELL,

tablishment, and*"haring had seven yean experience in the.lranness, is now prepare# ts furnish Metalic Burial Cases, Cases, Cafr kets, and "W«odon CotBna, of ill 11 Mi ana

wtf 3Terre Haute.

r'i

ixr,-. .4,

.9^1- .».,•«, .. ft iyit aaibhmk. i. in, ,j

jr« 9 J"''

tf '~\Q

BOOTS a SHOES

it ®s' iuf. »*»"•'J-.

•*5 .54 i" Mir a 1 I. »1 "... r- 1 Si .i ffi, z. "i s' -1 f.-4j.

-jj, .ii i, t*., -f:-

A Large Stock of White Goods or

«ja AiiL kiitidsi

mtrd 4 !J Ii Of 13«i

JXw -J y. tdi it.! 4

,£*' *m:a }. jn ,- .' i!. t'

9? s.

..1

j|{January

acc,,

They are Mounted in the finest waniiep* In frames of the bestaoaliftr of all materials used for that purpose. Their Finish and

lb, 1870. '7^

sit \JTotns {SigfqjewS -«I -lAnoBaa't

.Idbt

litl vmttbfSMSvm oa»dJ .IhaiMi') hi&i

11V

id pi!

pti tE9i."tiv"

6LACE

9%t «Md'n '•'BBfWWH'Wf.i *'ivztt&tu Hi-i«s»'»-•

L^itriM BmCk

GroPuHbine.. "m njf,

Gro Grfiin

Silks reduced to extra heai

attract#

formerly at

40*80,65

taajif

JA^. JACOBS, Druggist.

1 *1- ,**,

4ft inad "-j (UiFMifft** ^jjUc, TO

Jlgduced

-f •'•%$

Jjltf

(i •'••i-i *ut j." Iryl fcidJBaJofJ

•»«!"'.»»

-I

8-4, 9-4,10-4

OH*-.

x' 5' rr**T

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-'4W -Jt.l

our business

jiiPnr oni •Kv'VV

Stock!

,i..].K- Wfoi! +)&•>,

Mtm %,it®+c' *-nc Hi .•%.«' %r v%,,,

t^imESS GOODS

Slack

Alpmaa

MohHlm "f

i. t.M

fw -*p WJ MmetM Jmni-t LFt ?*,™' .... a*#* UHtoiv* hae, a? if*.k a* hi^A, w' 'i.

Tweeds and Jeans, for Men and Boys wean

1KI

i: Hip. -.vi ci

a m&mfa mds

,K*""

r.'!,

jftaaf,jf.

'tort m•mm Uub «.fl" -t MWi rwi&ut .. .ate *a»kiiu*

Is« jdi tymiiltiB6ibn*

mrnn\a »Krt". •'_ -t!l 13Jtirnaa.»i'--' ..i-Jif.-til n&iihftm 1 msm'mvm toksJ 9dr*x*-* bhv'lr uu v$i jtos JU-irn te«. &

tUTjoo»(S

.tiniftnl icd •.

•1' -'i Wl mod* kie, m.f. *-J -r*mJ -n

dbo'Ds••»*}*

*f IIJA.

wef .iirrb

Ki. Jr, .iii* \o- ftai" ?0« ^Is the place for SpecialiBargains ii

extra heavy.

Silksreduced to

ofFANCY

SILKS

a |j«Mj

0 a 3 •«W -W *JSt&!*lgr 'k 6t')

TUELL, RIPLEY & DEMINGS.

wjcfaaS h? tafi i#** \t I iO tuli *yofrtf itiqmr.'i -A- ,.t «dT .feswoajKitj .IM0 Hi falHTVlfts fios wi' -ji -I -t j* !v

Our 21 Cmt Dress Goods Coluiter

Si.*

we will eel«.

i.t

"-•y' -"j *$

4 i** 't

t., .jt ilt

itss*

te'j

aniK" Pure?.'1

r':'^

'z L*~f

4 /F3I1P. '"fln. 4 -,f" m§

.:•***-wn-a, ."?W•« 1

ideries and Notions

«mr |,

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1*4

ifj

"wnratttrp iiji ,i\i

1. .Ma A ir,**'1KI ""r iuan-mui tn 1 Mn *1*4***

HQ* ,UtT ,Ai .} 4* I ttr t,

VJ,3Stu

J- intV

"W? t*n *f-/

'CORNELIUS & HAGGERTY.

jtszMi 'IR-

IM iijif

i/'i J. A "tU

.J'vat* nm

f-,V AS:45:

*'iili .) F-J.1 Jl.i

ft' i' "71

Deming'

•W- ii

Wtij kui .1] iu

SILK®rU

Silks reduced

wide

e, containing a full line of Goods sold

and

cents.

-'THEIX. RIPLEY

Heavy JWhite^ Woot r^lankets

from

t--i u.-i-j »«4r .i

$8.50

Bleaehed JEkuAIuh* lliil, Loiiwlale, Moll Finial^

Wamautta, New York

.'...ck

.W 1:i -.jf.. ,fi

$1.00

per yard

1.25

per yard

1.50

per yard

.. 1.50

per yard

!.00, 2.50

per yard

$2.00,2.20,2,50

per yard

marked down in proporS

tion, at

'M i. «...

.-"vufi

.«

•i .f ~n .•fti I

..t V»v .-,1 Ml -11-

»e.HL\4j

-xSi .v miamm 9WXA flutatiiMitj 4 f. bUt/w il fU,i„ mJ, tdi hi-- J*

... t.

5.00

Lills,

popular brands marked at clearance prices at.

TRELL, RIPLEY & OEMINO'S.

f,-. j.) 1- ...'t •?-. .. -3.^.

14-.vm* H* iWJ

Bleached and Brown Sheeting very low

TCEiii, Kipiinif A iHEiltlsre's, *lfe|™B- Corner Main and Fifth Streets. eii

..vvr'r

per pair, atf1

"•ItIBIX,RII LE\ & DEMING'S.

"IKS/ 1' i,«t" ti. ii .. 1i

and all the other