Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 1, Number 28, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 7 January 1871 — Page 8

MARKETS.

TK Kit K-IIA UT1: A KT. Terek-Hal*ris, January. 6 F. ESW A X—Y 11 w, ~BUTTER- Best. 2SA.2S.\ 'ORN KAI.—-itic.

EGGS— Fresh. Wi-iiV. 'f FEATHERS—Live Ueet-e, OOft70.-I |, Old 1M»40. i. 1 FLOUR-F.incy -nnd*, SC ."S. FRUIT—*ireen Aprils, tl 0001 50.

IApples, c. Dried Peaches, 9c.

GRAIN—New Corn, Oats, 30^32. live,

White Wheat, $1 JO. Alabama, $1 05. Mediterranean, &"».

V,rN-SF.Nii-.mc. ,U (511KASR— Brown, 5aGr.

LARD— Klitn.

HIDES—Green Tritium d. fie. Suited. Pf

!)'.{c.

Dry l:UHc. Flint, lic. Sheep Pelts, 25$1«.

TALLOW-T'-.C. I.ARD-Couiurv, 12ai2l c. I' A TO ES-«*)?, !(0c. POULTRY—Tui keys, i.live per pound, Sc.

Ducks per dozen, rc 00. iecM? O0. ('hickens, old, perdnasen.ti! 00. veiling, $2 75.

RAGS—Cotton, .1h4c. SEEDS—Clover ]«-r bushel, fo oO.

JigU£---£rv-^ -m- limed, 23c.

WHISKY--Steady ai «7e. lH'TTKU-irneha mrcd. CilKKSK-rnii:niged. Ool.l) 1 10'.,. KX CI IA N OK—SU'.tii y.

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Ion Wiiat. we know about tliis matter is so honorable to him that we shall, tor I he first tinie, put it in print. Wo may preniise that our inforusation is derived indirectly fronvone now deceased who, durimt her li(V, had a riuiht to know what caused that strange episode in tho life of that gro.U man. (Jovernor Itoustou'w first bride wan a Tennesaeo belie of surpassing beauty, and of eon.siderablo social rank. She was, if not tho n111 mend bride, »t lens! tho sweetheart of a neighboring gentleman.when Uovcruor HuusUia sought her hand.

Her faulilv, being very ambitious, I'lTreod I he match, and sho was married. After retiring to her bridal chamber, lu deportment was such as to cause him to susp:c that, while her hand was his, her JiotiH was another's. .She t-ojiii .s:st thi» ruili, when inteirogated, and whil'j promising fidelity ami wifely duty, declared herself unable to love Ji'un. He at once retired from the house, leaving hte brl.Ui as pure and ispotle^3 «s ever, llo then resigned his position unl went ttmong the Comanrhes. 1 due wutTte of time, the I uly lawuht-and obtains! a iUvore:.

TitR WoM \N wuo vtti-rt.—Pro!. Motjos Colt Ty a"riles as follows from the University 'Hchigan "The ino^f numerous in •n«.tin« community e! sttidonts in Auu ..eu his been exposed. since List J: ary. to all the horrible risks of t^'-eittttt loctim and revita\iori)« \viih ttnd thus, loo in Htudtes wl 'i .*u old KuglUh |0!l toWi paina ii scrU?o as 'usuii'vt for^»iftiviV.s fatllxv s.' f' Youtare to .»y tbr.v no revolti. at tuTairn over eivt|-'fu so noi^l^ssly, or cvun \vnma h: 4» «f-

Ud4.

wt\ for i:?«atefy, \va* well ,i: etl, ^otN*vscholar-'iip in«l by m.tnto *to f«'r the new oracr ui shinj- lwKr«.b:'t?ion even of reluctant mbvw. 1^,, more than a

nine «i Joj'CP' ltc:h, or was s.j,tri\l At mo .»ur nmt huly. But iboitt lur work, ami tationf whenever calle*

Mod il.- olxlun months to conquer our iho battle was won for

LARGE

Flax 1 Timothy 3 00/^.175.

WOOL—Tul»-wuhed, 4.*5(07c. Fleece 85&10C. Unwashed, S-VaiJSe. PORK—I»rescd Hogs. Sti oOw ii 7".

Live gross So 70'a tk).

The pork market has ccn rather dull for •several days jvW. The Cincinnati and Chi--cago markets aro still fluctuating. There was a slight advance AVednosday caused by fiOinu speculative demand*. I layers in this market anticipate no material change soon. Jt is their opinion that most of the hogs In this vicinity have already' b«cn bought up.

NEW YORK. New York,Jan.5.

FLOUR—Firm at Sfl 10&0 3~ for .shipping. WHEAT-Unsettied. •*11'.YE -lu!I and nominal.

OATH—Quiet at WiSc. i'oltN'-Nii, I mixed, 7G&I ,r. PROVISIONS—Pork unchanged. Beef, mess firm: prim.' mess, "jO.

'"'COTTON —Middling, lie. FI.Ol'H and GRAIN— Unchanged, excepting corn, .YJf.t.Ve.

GROCERI KS-Unchanged. EGGS—2ife. :-HEF.DS—Unchanged. 1'RoVIsloNS—Pork flrn at SiO.v/19 .y). Nothing done In bulk meats, no demand. Bacon only in limited demand at 10c, lie, and 11 'vc. llO(JS- iter-Ipts y,70I) head.

It YK -No. 2 firm at 7".c. HAHLF.Y—No. 2 tirni. cIo-in« at 72!^ 73c. ,, l'UOVISlONS—Firm and Steady

t'ATTI Iv

JtTiO 75.

And Very Desirable Stoc of

DRY GOODS

CINCINNATI. Cincinnati, Jan. 5.

(•[IICAiJO. ('IIICAGO, J.ill. ."i.

FI.OlHt—Q!d.H and firm. WilKAT—No. 'I i.iin^ advaneod elosin« quiet at $1 11 U'- This afternoon the market was fairly active and unchanged.

CoUN —No. 2 mixed opened firm closed eftsl,T at ^t^^it'^e. This al'teiuooii the market was unehauKi d. t) \'1'S- No. '2 steady clo-u at

Me|i»

ork elosel at tiS 5t!. i.. .* LAltn-U^e. 1IOOS— Dressed llini.'xr lower c'.osnl (piiet at SO hU. 1.1 ve, lo.-i l.'ie lower sjilcs at !Wyi

~l)n!l and 15(g20c lower ..ales at

n:sk:itAi. itou.STOX wf.ddinq ,Sl -:t 'RET. The most nin^ul tr ineident in llio t-venlful life of (ieneral J^wn. Hoiislon, and one never hitherto explained, was ds abandoninen of the ovcrnorKliip

Tennesseo only threodaysal'tcr tnairvilli? a younij wife. II" became a voluntary exile anions tho Indians of llio plains for years thereafter, was made a sprout chief, and only ri'-apneared in ptillif! life when Tex is was si rii'/t?ling tor independence. Thotialves'on News liflK tfie veil from the secret chamber of Houston's heart hy thisslrnn^o narra-

..'.uSs's

.. FOR

SALE

•i'\K

Want, to Change Business!

!ltl

.* 7#--./

A large and very desirables

TO BE SOLD

r-vaj uw -I-..

At Private Sale

„s"* WITIIIN THE

Next 30 Days at lletall,

AT COST

Without Reserve. 1

116 Main

DiKSS JOODS,

FL.WNKLS,

SII AWIjS,

In a few iet»«. .So !e nex."

xie1

her

Tub IlKintrr «fv tiw in©a»«*t thing we have heart! or occnrml in Lowell, where n»«W omplov# his father in his o^J^Th .-Kiid,'and, naturally, the grand fat & .»f the c'*• 1 1 w: 'eil to attend the fttner,, •1 The 'i cnttteil the old man to Jo to the pTHve. «ml when he got homo iio docked h- |XK»r old fellow lor half a ,uy'« lost time,

k'isf' '.f

''i'' .-'iJ"

I'KINTS,

CJlXdllAMS,

BLEACHED AXI)

BIJOWN MI SI.IXS,

CLOAK IN(.«S,

CASSI.MEHES.

HOSIERY

WHITE GOODS,,

BLANKET*.

^OTIOXy,

HATS,

BOOTS AND SHOES, Ac.

IN FACT

#lr***,#« J/,

stt mg-brained rushed tn ufjon us WXIXX UUIU OIVUB. l»pk .:ti .'•I it. w.t mnnUiS by but one ytungf"

nt t.Ms o.K-irs wer? sftrpwn j,—" al»» have hceti Hll rent. A®f- n* now .-ime was repr-^nt^d frti i.*

COMPLETE STOCK

hoiw Not even Mermaid, I fancy, jejnently than was ,.*%iore for a while. ^,! kept qui My capital recfn, ami enajiis

IX M.I. Kit

Being determined to CLOSE MY BUSINESS in Dry Good# I will oflbr my

Entire Stock at Prime Cost!

I will also rent my atore room, which Is in Miabfa) loeaU|tt—next to the Opera oath And ollfer Jpr «te a rery dealiuble ton loath Shttii street, for a mideooe.

»St. 1«?0.

8 TF.RfeF.-TTATJTE SATURDAY EVENING MATH JANUARY 7, 1871.

tau *j

St ck of Fancy & Staple

St.,

Next Door fo Opccn Hoiise.

Consisting In part of

OTICE TO CONTRACTORS,

Keeping the Poor.

OiiiiKUKn, That tho Auditor give notloe lty publication in the eltv newspnpei*,, that sealel iropOHals will be rccdved by the Board of ConunlBsioneru, at Llm AiuIUw'h otllee, until 12 o'clock, Monday, January tho Kith, 1S71. for keepinK the lJoor that are now In or may be sent to the I'oor House for one year, or any given number of years, on and after tho 1st of March next. Contractors will please put In their bids on the following terms, to-wlt: 1st. The contractor will stat« the amount for which he will keep all tin' inmates that may be atthcloor Asylum

OLLEGE.

|,/f

DRY GOODS

Female College

or IMIAX V,

Locutod at (irecncastle, Ind.

The success of this Institution is already established. The present term closes January l'7i1i, thhe next commencing January With. Tin' instruction, is thorough and practical.

Tuition lor 'li-rai ol" Ton »Yeoks:

Junior Department i.."*?.... Intermediate Dei)artnient Collegiate D'.-parinieiit

The house will be reailv for the of boarders alter the holidays. Pupils from a distance can bea.seOj ted with

Good Board and Comfortable 'a** Dollars a li're/', •ft Including lights and fuel. President of the Board

REV

DR. E. jr. El T5YERS, I'm NCI l* Grei ncastle.

Or V,". W.

uxtox_

Christian College,

Merom, Still'ivan Co., Ind.

The winter term of this attractive and flourishing Institution commenced

14th, 1870,

December

10 o'clock, and will continue thirteen •ks. classes will bo.formed in Orthography,

Itoatlin^. txCOicrnphy. '''i Arithmetic. (iraiiinuir,

And lli^lory.

The various biTiiichi» of Mathemalics, the Natural Sciences. Latin, Greek, French. rman, all the higher branches of a full mid thoiough College Course will be taught laid down in the Courses of Study in our Catalogues and cirenlars.

Ladies who jmrsue the same courses of study, are subject to the same regulations, enjoy the same privileges, ami receive the same honors as gentlemen.

lAlTXSIX

The necessary expense of ohtainin education !t Moroni does not excee hundred dollars p(-r year.

The proprietor, desiring to retire from the hus»ne8s,»»flcrs ii.-* Hotel for sale or exchange for small DvreUlngs In.ornrtnll Farm nta.r the i'v. House li dohijp gorn! business or I* Wi «**iitel Ibr mannfaeitttlnt purjioses. lii-v tenns. For puie-n' trs eii-iuireof iVtf. W. R. G1UI i-li'H l'iopriefor.

riOMPETENT MILT. WRIGHTS SENT |U out to put up work wheiLdesired. A

Repairsdone

upon all kinds of ma-

chinery u{xn short notice and at Knotty rmtaieed prk--*-. Or'.er? sollelte*!. 14-tf WM. J. BALL & CO.

PRINTING.

UHINESS

A. BTIPrEKT.

CAtilS^-i-Newanrt

INVITATIONS-For

Dealers

eh^rant de

signs cheap, at Terre-llaute Prlntiap louse. 142 Main street. O. J. Smith A Co.

Balls, Parties, Ac.,

gotten op In any desired style, either In plain or colored inks. The style of our work fcs not excelled anywhere. Terre-Haute Printing House. 1*2 Main street, O. J. smith A Co.

will do well to eaii upon

It- O. Cox A Co., Booksellers and Stationera, befor« purchasing elsewhere. l-tf.

ENVKL/)PES.—WithatTerre-HantePrint

the card of yonr bus

iness printed neatly on the corner at arvatlr mtaeed pritw, ing llouse, 143 Main at alive!. O. J.

A. VRYDAGH,^

the 1st of March, 1871, ami all that may be sent there br the proper authorities from time to time for one year, commencing March the 1st, 1871. The use of tho Poor Farm an 1 house-room furnished reo of rent. Also the use of all the stock except the hogs also the use of farming implements, household goods and kitchen furniture free of charge, if for more than oneyear or more. 2d. The amount per week for each inmate, both resident and transient, that may be there or sent there from time to time by the proper authorities, tho same furnished as above staled, free from charge. Contractors will understand that in each cafe they will be bound to furnish inmate* with good and suitable clothing also plenty of good and wholesome provisions, and provide for their comfort as similar persons of their condition require. Contractors will be required to give good and reliable freehold security for the faithful performance of their duties as stipulated in their contract, to the amount often thousand dollars. It is further understood that the person or persons receiving said contract, shall perform the saint* under the directions of the Board of Commissioners or a committee consisting of certain persons to-wit: Three members of the Ladles'Aid Society three members of the Young Mens' Christian Association, and three members of the Sistersof Charity, each member of said committee to be selected by the members or proper authorities of said Associations, who are hereby requested to make their selections and report the same to the Board of Commissioners. Salil committeo will be authorized to act as a Board of Visitors. This 22d day of December, 1870. 15y order of the Board of Commissioner

ARCHITECT,

{:.

BIIARBERT,

CLARK,

8 a 00 .S 00 10 00

Payabh'. at (he Middle of the Term.

No deduction will be made jfor absence except. in ease of protracted illness. The daughters of clergymen will be charged one-hall Hie above rates.

Main streets. Call

rooms and specimens.

ceei^ two

Tnitlon, por Term.

In the Academic Department $ 8 00 I11 the Classical Department 8 00 In the Seicntitlc Departnii'iit 8 00 I11 each Department Incidentals '2 no Instruction on Piano, extra 10 10 Use of Piano, one hour each day a 00

Initiuetiun in Vocal Mu.»ic,gratis. Iloiinl. Both ladles and gentlemen will find good loariling, with furnished rooms, in private families, for per week. Some "batch:' for alxait Si l»M ier we: k.

For circulai-s, or anv further in formation, add rrss TI lO.Vf AS OLM lis, Pres t. Merom, Ind., Dee. 2S, 1S70. 27-lm

^OK SALK oil EXciL\X( i:.

CLAEKHOUSE,

at t-

1V. K. COR. 8[XTII tC MAIN STS.,

18-tf. T1IIHE-HAUTE. IND.

UPIIAM'N

nCl'H.ATORY POWDER

—Removes rhperilous hair In five minutes, without Injury to the skin. Sent by mall for fl.25.

UPIIAM'S ASTHMA CORE Itelleves most violent paroxysms In Jive minutes anil effects a speedy cure. Price $2 by mall.

THE JAPANESE HAIR STAIX Colors the whickers and hair a beautiful black or iikown. It consists of only one preparation. 75 cents by mall. Address S. C. IJP1IAM, No. 7'J1 Jayne Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Circulars sent free. Sold by all Druggists. 23-1

City Business Directory.

JiETAIL GROCERIES.

W. RIPPETOE, general dealer in Groeeries, Provisions and Produce, National Block, 155 Main street.

JAMES

DAVIS, general dealer in Groceries, Provisions and I'roduec, National Block, 157 Maiu street.

CI.

KIPLEY, Groceries and Provisions, Stone and Wood Ware. 219 Main street.

BF.

WEST, dealer in Groceries and I'rovisions, Stone and Glassware. Highest cash price paid for country produce, 75 Main street, between 8th and 9th.

JAMES

WM. PADDOCK, Auditor Vigo County.

O'MABA, dealer in choice Family Groceries and Produce, 3 Ohio street.

BOOKS.

BARTLETT

BO.

dealer in Boots and Shoes,

south 1th street ,opp. Market House.

WRIGIIT & CO., dealer in Boots

a and Shoes, Go Ohio street.

Fprices,

C. CRAWFORD, wholesale and retail dealer in Boots and Shoes of all kinds and No. 08 Main street.

7NGLE.S & TUTT, Manufacturers .t Dealers in all styles ol" Boots and Shoes, 107 Main street, opposite Opera House.

"VT ANDREWS, wholesale and retail dealJLi er in Boots and Shoes, Hi Main street.

€1

REICIIEKT, manufacturer of and dealer in Boots and Shoes, 197 Main street.

it. ni) WAR]-:.

1. LYONS, dealer in Hardware, ails, Mill and Broom goods, 20

styles Cross Cut Saws, 1:50 Main street.

/"10RY & 1 "KFUKKS, dealers in Hardware, V,/ Iron, Nails, I'iiiuts, Oils, md 1 and .! Kiftli street.

Nails, oil an

DRESS MA EIXC.

MARYjtlain

CAPFS, Dress and Shirt maker and sewer, Cor. 7th and Swan Sts.

RS. S. E. PHILIPS. Dress Maker, IV.i^

of patterns constantly on hands.

MISSandM.

1'.. CAKIi. Dress Maker, corner id Ohio struel-s. All styles of Cutting done to order.

MRS.

N. E. MAY FIELD, Dress and Cloak .Maker, Otiio St., bet. 4th fe oth, upstairs. All kinds cutting done to order.

ir.t rcui:s 0 .1EW ELR )*.

riF.OHGE ARNOLD, Watch Maker, 151 IjT Main street, ket ps all grades of Elgin Wateiie.s.

COXEECTIOXER IES.

II. SCUDDEIt, Confectioner, witolesale and retail dealer in ('audit and Toys, l!)l Main stiect, between fitli and 711^

MISCEI.LA XEO US.

IT. PATRICK d- CO., dealers in Yankee *1 Notions, Produce and Groceries, No. Main street.

MIr.LIXEll Y.

US. M. II. ABBOTT, 4 south Fourth street, between Main and Ohio.

TA l,ORE&6j.

rns. L. J.MUUILL. Talloress, 31 street, ilL 1st staiiway north of McKeen's Banit. Iiirts cut lis' lie and mad.- to fit.

MA XUEA CTURERS.

tLIFT & WILLAMS, manufacturers of Sash, Doms, Jj.liuls, Ac., aivl dealer- in LiimbT, I/ithand Siiin^Ies, cornerJth and Mulberry streets.. ,.,

/"1IJFK A PON, in'tfirifactureH 6f ToT,TrtV

tive, fctaUoiic y. Marine, Tubular and Cvi.r. lcr lloih-rs. Iron Tanks, Sheet Iron W« k, Duor ii ps, ft e., cor. Canal & Main st.

trs' nort3urt^1 CTir'181

]U7*repairri

le.rce assortment of Eugli-.Cj PuiUv, Gear Wle-cl. Houso Work, and general* -rSc P»i»?-ri.« on ha:e'. I firsts rn Makers r.-a-!v to tlip«le new things WJi.J BALL & CO. 14-tf.

rcfi!!,

M,Un

& CO., wholesale "and retail

Booksellers and Stationers, opp. Opera House. Largest stock in the city.

COX & CO., dealers in Books, Paper, Enveloj.es, Ink, Ac., 151) Main street.

BOOTS A XD SHOES.

ri'HIOMPSON'S Boot & Shoe Bazaar, Ross' _L new block, 9 South 5th street.

135

Ih I 4 J'* *f. *1

Itt

Ac., 1^1 Main,

USTIN, SIIRYER CO., wholesale and A. retail Hardware, Sash, Doors, Paints, !.:• ', 1":.' Main street.

QUEERS WARE.

ANIEL Bl'iOWN, wholesale and retail dealer in (iueeusware, Table Cutleiv, 8 Main street.

CKJARS.

ITT, McKENNAN it Co. dealers in Cigars Tobacco, opjiosite Postolliee.

I'll O TOG It A PUS.

El-'PEKT, Photographer, No. .SO Main street, between ."d and 4th.

DII.

WRIGHT, I'hotograph and Portrait Gallery, 10-3 Main s-treet, opp. Opera •House. Satisfaction guaranteed.

USHER'S New Gallery, corner (5th and and see his fine

slre*ts'

Ett'i' lixhed IV,».

A If ABASH WOOI.KN MII^, O. F. BlUs,

l-s P«t- yy Proprietor, ^and retailmai n^n .na or f4K „rf.M„f Wwden Uoo-e-, N. W.

and Walnut st n'-et^

corner

1 '1(H) WOOLEN MILLS, cstabli-haj long enough to m.i!: !ie lx -t grwvls frotn the ln-4 s» I'eted W....I. and s\t »r the least! more y-or wool. s. 8. Kkxnidt A C«C. l'n'prietorw, corner ith and Main streets.

'IGO FOUNDRY and Terre-Hante Car Works, S« ath A 1 lager, manufacturers o» Cars, Car Wheel.' Castings and Machinery, corner Canal and Main street.

KEEN, PADDOCK A CO., Merchant Millers and drain dealers. Choice brands Family Flour wholesale and retail, corner Main and T. 11. A I. R. R.

COMMERCIAL COLLEUR.

rpERRE-HAUTE COMMERCIAL COLlege. Book-keeping. Penmanship and Arithmetic, Cor. .r»th and Main streets. 21, It. GARVIN, Principal.

DRUGS.

C.TDrugjs,

TLICK

Kmitb A

A BERRY, general dealers in Paints, (tlaiw, oils. Toilet Articles

ltroihaa, Djrtia, «tc-. Cor. 4tb and Main street.

'ins

if -i

THE NEW YORK STORE,

*. .s".'-I' '1

73 MAIN STREET,

NEAR COURT HOUSE SQUARE.

THE NEW YORK STORE,

93,MAUT,STREET,

-Jl ni.

„.w

USIC.

KISSNER, dealer in Pianos, Melodeons, l'alace of Music, lit Ohio (irgans, Ac. treet.

STOVES.

C. SMITH & CO., dealers in Stoves and /. Agricultural Implements, and manufacturers ®f Tin Ware, 50 and U'Z Main street.

R. HENDERSON, dealer in Stoves and Tin wan1, l.'j Main and Ohio.

O. Tinware, 15 south -1th street, between

1 FOSTER SMITH, dealer in Stoves, Mantles, and Grates, and manuiaciurcr of Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Ware, 150 Main street.

A TTORNEYS.

D-m

AVIS A DAVIS, ATTORNEY'S AT LAW, ,, No. Ml Main St. Bel. 3rd A 4th.

MM.

JOAB, Attorney at Law. Claims collected ami estates managed. Ofllce Ohio street, between Third and Fourth.

\\r W. RUMSIOY, Attorney at Iaw, ofllce W south side Ohio street, bet.3l aud 4th.

LIiEN\ A "1C & W1LLIAMS, A ttorncys Olilo street, between 3d and 4th.

ENAS SMITH, Attorney at Law, office Ohio street, between id and Uh.

IT. BLAKE, Attorney at I .aw, ft Ohio street, between 3d and 4th.

W. KLElsElt. Attorney at I-aw, ofllce \JT. north side Ohio street, bet. 3d und 4th.

.1. FORREST, Attorney at I^aw, ofllee cfrner.'M and Oiilo stieets, upstairs.

SEEDS.

J.-V

FOOTE, Dealer la Garden, Field and l'»w. Reds, No. 05 Alain street.

WHOLESALE GROCERIES.

HULMAN

& (X)Xf waoleaale deniers in

Groceries and Liquors, corner 5th arid Main streets.

^YFERs, srRONO A CO., Wholej-ale GroI 7 I 1VU*I\J w. ur'r cera, 190 Main street, Terre-IIante, Indiana. 2.".

SADDLERY.

G. DICKHOUT, Manufaeiurer and Deal1er In Trunks Valises and Travelling I: -i 196 Main St., near 7th.

Ij'RED

A. ROHH, wtHil'-sale dftaler in Saldlery Hani ware, Collars, Ha^Idies, Har- O Ijeatber and Skirting, 5 south 5th street. O uem

11 ATS AND CAI'S.

XT WESTFALU wholesale and retail Ilate ii and Caps, No. tfi Main street. New York

OC.

Hat Store. Latest novelties constantly on band, No. 145 Main street.

ALLEN, "The Hatter,'

F. BADOELLEY'S City Uat House No. 12 south 4th street.

BARBER.

»IIIL1P ACKERLK, Barber A Hair Drewer. Opera House building.

Near Court Aouse Square,

Has earned a reputation for Low Prices and Fair Dealing.*

'«H*i O*'5

Our line of Flannels, Jeans, Cassimeres, Linens, Cottonades, Checks, Hickory, Deniers and Tickings, can *ot bo beat.

NEW, YORK STORE, 73

Main Street,

NEAR COURT HOUSE SQUARE.

Xear Court House Square. A

ixsvraxce:

NION MlJTl'AL LIKE Insurance Company, of Maine, D. P. Milholland, A'gt, ollice corner 5t and Main.

J.IQ UOliS.

Bowser

-lit •Ai

Wc offer Npe' lal iiilnremeutn In Kid (ilovoN, liuee IKitto, Link Thread Gloves, Sili. Gloves, «kc.

_»•. -'J fp! si luSi ,.r ... Ji.

Honsc Keepers will inic Money by Buying tlieir Tnhlr Liuriiii, Napkins, Doylas, Towels, Ac., at tho

NEW, YORK STORE, 73 Main Street,"

RIM ICS A ROYSE, Real Estate iwd InVX surance Agents, 5th street, near Main. MmJW'iMl i.w—mtmmmmw—wiwa—i1—•I

RA IE ROA1) A GENT.

L. HCMASTON, Agent 11. ts O. B. R-, *1 Otlic Main t-tri'et.

SEjrrxa MAC1IIXES.

rpilEHOWE HEWING A Ci 11N10, S. 8. JL Cheney, Agent, Cor. Otli & Main sts., opjiosite National House, basement story.

A UCTION.

D«'.

GREINER,wholesaleand retail Auclion and Commission merclianl,corner :t.l and )hio streets.

DRY GOODS.

rnHEGREAT IIEAI)Q,UA RTERS, Warren. .1 lloberg & Co., dealers In Dry Goods ami Noiions, Cor. 4th and Main si,reels.

Exiablishrtl in 18CI.

IGkk1s,ANotions,

RYCE SON, Wholesale dealers in Dry j. Cotton Yarn, Balls and gram bags, !1 Main street.

rpiIK NEW YORK STORE, 73 Main streel mar Court House square, Dry Goods Carpets, Wall Paper, Shades, fce.

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Wc are openinK a lliill line of Prints, ltlcaclicri tisul Brown nun* lins, Ginghams, «tc., which w©.will sell at our popular prices." in I".

NEW 'YORK STORE,

73 MAIN

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Near Court House Square.

Carpets, Wall 'Paper, Wimlow Shades, Nottingham Curtains, Lace Curtains, tte., at tho

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73 MAIN STREET,

NEAR €0URT HO fJQUAKE.

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& Johnston, wholesale deal

ers in all kinds of Liquors and Tobacco, Dowling Hall, tith street.

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FURNITURE.

riiERRE-ITAUTK FURNITUHECO.manuA turers of all kinds of Furniture, wholesale and retail. S. K. Allen, Agent, Fourth street, opposite old Postolliee.

HEAL EST A TE.

B.HOLMES,

Agent for Real Estate and

The Atlantic Mutual Life Insurance Co and Notary Public, 115 Main street.

WlTTKNJJCKO, liUSCHACJ-r, & Co.

rpUKLL, RIPLEY & DEMING. dealers In .JL Staple and Fancy Diy Goods, Notions, Vc., Cor. 5th and Main streets.

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WH.

BANNISTER,

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Mirchant Tailor,

No, 7'J Main street.

Mcrebant Tailor, No. 04

Ohio street, Betwei Srd and 4th. All work warranted.

JOHN BARNIKLE, Mereliant Tailor, Hi f) Main street, iij stairs, Bet. 4th und &th, cheapest plaec for suits.

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JOSEPH, Merchant Tailor and dealer Clothing and Furnishing G«oda. iiiiiikaand Hats of all kinds, (..'or.ISd A Main.

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H. AIITHOLOM EW, Dentist, l"»7 Main street. Kos-l-leiiw oar. ith and Swau.

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WATERS, M. D., jloineojiathist, Offlee 3t Ites. n. fcide "i»rry bet. (ji.'iATtli. RICHARDSON, Deniisf, Ohio street, Jiaween 3rd and 4 th.

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A DEI,, manufacturer of Wad

dles and Harness All work warranted. Lowest prices in city. li* Main at. near 7th. and dealer In Saddles, Harness, Trunks and Valises. Agent for Miller's Harnew Oil, old

"JpETER MILLER, inanufacturerer \'al Postofflee building, south 4th street.

VAN VALZAI1, Lent t.OiTUocor. room Opera House buiitiiu^, up ualrt.

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D. SHIELDS, Ix-ntist, Office 110 Main 8L, over Sago's Confectionery. %1

Iir w. JOHNSTON, M. !., Ofllce over YY Prairie City Bank opposito National Hou~e, (Ith street. Residence North side ClMstnut, b?tween 4th and 6th.

A. ARNAUD, ofllce cor. Mnin and 5th streets residence N. W. cor.9th A Ohio.

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J. 8. STONE, Ofllce Ohio stree t, bet. :!rd and 4th. Res. Cor. 13% A Ohio 8ts.

COAL.

BIOELOWCreek

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IOELOW Coal and Mining Company, will furnish at lowest market prices Anthracite, Pittsbure, Brazil, Block, Lost Creek ek

and Sugar coals. I»eave orders at office under Hank Cor. Stli AMain Sts 17.

AGRICULTURAL.

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OROVER, dealer tn Wheat Drills, Cane Drills, Sorghum KvapoMtors, and Ag (cultural Implements generally, 4ft south 4tii street, opposue Market House.

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