Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 1, Number 37, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 11 March 1871 — Page 5

WniT8 for ouMling delinquent tenants nro now in great demand at the muncipal court.

A riTT firm advertises In tho daily papers that they will sell dry goods at "fearfully low rates!"

Finn insurance agents hero claim that wo have not had fires enough during the past year to prove tho reliabilitjLo! tlie companies they represent.

THE Democracy will have a majority in tho City Council for one more year even if all the newly-elected eouncilmen ghould lc Republicans.

Fns. WM. A. IU:NTON* will talk to tho children aliont tho Holy I^md at tho Congregational

hurch at 3'j

o'clock, P. M., to-rnorrow. All tho children in tho city are invited.

(YXE of the Cmncilmcn informs us that at least thrco more market houses should be built in different parts of tho city, "no in Sibleytown, ono in the south-western and another in the nnrth-oastcrn parts.

IN case of tiro, cvory house in tho city can now be furnished with water from a public cistern by means of a lfftO foot hose. It has been decided that no. more cisterns will bo needed until the corporation is enlarged.

THE Khelbtirn Coal company makes very slow progress in drawing water from their shaft in Sullivan county. They have been drawing night and .y for nearly two weeks and have not lowered the water more than twentylive feet.

A r„\noE nnmlor of dwelling houses have been commenced without the necessary permits, since tho ordinance requiring such permits has beon in force. Tho tine of ten dollars •for violating this ordinance, will be imposed upon every citizen guilty of

Bucli negligence.

Tho citizens living south of Main Street will doubtless soon present to the City Council, a petition praying that body lo open and hereafter eonduct the Fourth Street Market House on tho free plan. Tho petition will hardly meet with the disapprobation of the Council, Mince a like request has been granted tlie eastern portion ol the oily, in reference to tho Ninth street Market.

.JOHN I'AWKVK publishes a card in the morning papt/a stating that Mr, Kovse did not ofler»liiin the position of deputy eonnty Auditor until after his announcement as a candidate for the olllco of City Treasurer and that, as Air. K. had promised two gentlemen positions in his otHeo, it was evident that ho offered the position to Mr. 1'. only temporarily. As this card was published for the purpose of correcting an item which appeared in the MAM. we give sp:iee to a summary of its contents.

Tnr. following building permits were issued yesterday: James Couk't two-story hrlclc business?! houses, tth ninl Cherry. Cost 810,000.

Mrs. H.K.Morrison--bwelllin:liou.se, Uosc iiil.llilcn. Cost 81.sen. situs'mpo— Improvement of('rapeHouse, ninl mldillon thereto, osi$:,.jtx.

Wm. Htnlz l\velttn! Mouse, Hose's atlill11• n. Cost SI.1-"". H. Mt'AdMiii*—Dwelling house, Kite's »mh-iltvlnn. Cost (!. \V. Naylor -Wiu.-house, trfifayottestreet IUI.-I Viindiillu H. U. Cost lletniKft Itro. AlilttIon to their building on l.nfayette street, (,'oxt !leliael Mickey- Lwei!ln^ house, Rome's addition. c, J. K!i' K:um3More, &o„Lst sub-divis-ion Kilt iy .rin. st 3IKH. t'.uK t«n,'-)\ielliuit hou*!, north Slh ftveei. «lwt HMO.

TJIK following i: a reword of tho boring at the Chrrry strict, artcdut welt up to noun to-day, at which lir.io the depth attained \v«s tfio lVct:

H'rnrnc.

So»p liiwis. hlmte So[\j Koiu. Maul *'uivt.. .Soap 8tom\. S MIL Soap Sand Hume s.\'»p s.otic Dark *hate. Snrtj» Stoac Sand S:oni. Colli.. l.ime and htilpliutil lrott, Sand Nione Soap stone ..„ S.tml stone,. .................. nil -«dy KI»alo .... Snap Stow...*».*»* .......... lame Stone ........

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xai .'tt-4 km

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... tST

rw« W0

Tut clt? vrould Iw croatly benefitted, and tho tnwn and ordinances less often violated, If proper puuishments could always bo in dieted upon tho violators. AT least one-halt of tho "dead I arreted for drunkenness and other offences, arv ivle: r.ed on a promise to pay tlu* fines assess- -'.!, and are never heard from afrnin. consequently the fines nr# lost and the real objects ol the law defeated. What is the rem»*dv for such worthless* ncoundtvls, and how n»ay their depredations be turned to the advantage of the city? The official* do their duty Jn arresting, and Imposing the usual fines and costs upon them, which they an* evidently unable to pay. The "dead beats" oannot bo furnished wish free board and lodging at the Station House wit hoot gratifying their own moat heart-felt wishos, and involving the city in great expenseThen comes the only alternative—to release them on a promise to pay np. The only effectual remedy fur such individuals is to provide them with labor. (Jive them employment in grading and graveling streets, digging and repairing gutters, Ac., and the Mayor's court will soon be rid of the majority ot those who are unable to pay their little bill of seven dollars, for Indulging in all the luxuries of a gutter drunk, or a back alley snoow*.

JOHN BCHTON was arretted this morning for assaulting William E. Loc.

MACHINERY for grinding fruit Jar* has been added to the tilass Works.

THE grand jury returned forty-ono bills yesterday. Ii is still in session.

CAPT. JOHN IIANKV says that fifty new houses will be constructed at Clinton this Spring and Summer.

THE steamer Zancsvillo returned from Ifutsonville to-day with a heavy load of wheat and coru.

THE Fifth Ward school is to bo conducted by a lady principal after the 1st of April.

THE smoke stack was blown from the steamer Vigo, while coming up tho river from below, by the storm of Wednesday night.

A VKIIV large number of dwelling houses have just been commenced in the vicinity of tho rlass and Nail Works.

THE prospects are that the L'acitic IT Atlantic Telegraph Company will construct lines from Indianapolis to thiu cltv within the next two months.

THEUE is a great deal of talk about a new court house these days. It is a good topic to talk about, but tho people will be opposed to action in the matter for some years to come.

THE attempted suicide of the (Herman citizen, Omnerlert, yesterday,was caused by domestic trouble, and not by pecuniary embarrassment, as he is in very good circumstances.

KIVEK business is heavy. The Zanosvilli', James Crey, and Vigo, ply between this city and ports below and the Young America, Try l*s, and Elk, are in tho upper Wabash trade.

THE two new furnaces now being built at the Nail Works will bo ready for use in about threo eeks. Ten new hands will bo employed in addition to the present large force as soon as these improvements are completed.

Sl'PEKI XDEXT l'EDDI.E, of tllO Vaildalia Railroad, estimates that tho losses of that corporation by the tornado at Fast St. Louis will not exceed l^S.OOO. Only two employes of tho road were injured, and neither seriously, bjr the terrible storm.

THE commercial importance ot TerreMaute is being daily manifested. One of our principal grain merchants a lew days since made1 a sale of seventy-five thousand bushels of corn which is being rapidly shipped from tho city.

DI KINU tlin Wcntworth benefit performance at Dowling Hall last night, Sonor Xegrine fell while attempting his "daring leap for life." Wo understand that lie was not badly injured, as ho returned and succeeded in accomplishing the perilous feat.

MAIISHAU WIMTKMAX went to Hagdad this forenoon to arrest a colored man named Hughes, charged with assaulting another negro, Thos. Carter, this morning. The atl'ray took placo on the canal bank, in the vicinity of tho Nail Works.

TIIK Weekly Jouriutl sends the lai'K^.st. mail through I In* city po.'totllco.— (Sentlemen who handle tho mails say that this establishment sends regularly more weekly papers through tho postottlco than any other newspaper in the oily.

MAHHIAOE Lu'ENSTIS.—The lollowing licenses have IHSCH issued by the County Clerk since our last report:

Jamc* Piukeiirid Mary Whit.?. benjamin .MoPiierson r.nd Mutt I'uUiugC. houi* Niniiiiai't and Indiana K'.»u». (ieorjje .1 onion and Ann I!. Owen. Milton H. .Miteliell and America Demiey. Andrew Mccncoly and iai'la llutpnlii. John J. 1.Hand and Kc-'c vn K. inkUpleek.

La.aycttc l'arkcr and Margaret l'.nkcr.

Ki- v. WM. A. IIKNTON, mHsloilary from Syria^ will preach at the Congregation Church to-mon\)w morning. In the evening Mrs. Ik-nloii will ilelivTer a lecture upon "Mount Ijebanon," giving among other things, some account yt" terrible massacres perpetrated by tho Druses upon the Church, during nil of which these mission-tries remained in their home at tho scene of the (daughter. Seats are free.

TNTF.HMKNTS.—'The following Ls a liat of interments for the week ending this morning:

Ma:, 4-MR. A. A. PTR agt. 2) yeah,t\«» .ur.ipUon—St. JMt«-ph. '.if*. Mi». I» Nathiii!!'- Sunlani, ngf S8 y«\\r» —let.s• ion n«U|o it.

Marvt, ll.my Maftcivr, ag« 14 venn*—• Pneumonia. Man*h 7- !ii of James Wh 11010^, aged jro« n»~ l^iwii 1 r. 1 a.

March it•- Alex. Thompson, age 43 year*— I'l.-.l of Injuries*. Mau '.i 11 Mrs.1. .S. AUiswi,jflyrnra —Dcj...ty.

TIIK following hovel punishment for whfaporcrs has been adoptc^l in our public achools. Tho whispering pupil is kept in after school hours and fbr each violation through the day is compelled to write on his slate, the word "whinppr," ntir hundred times. This is said to be by far the moat effectual punishment ever before adopted. Some of tho teachers atate that the siillmas positively grows monotonous under this plan, and they sometimes long for a little prattle to break In upon tho alienee,

ARRIVAL,—We are In reeeip* of the first ease of New Spring «oods. We will open new attractions every day for the next two week*. Mr. Hinley contemplate buying an unusually Urge stock and we expect to ofTer the greatest possible inducements to nnrrtmwrs. New ami beautiful dress goods and novelties will be found on our counters during the week. Please call and inihem.

spoct

Tt?SLL, RtPI.KY (t DKXIXO.

RKAD WHAT UKN. KIMIIALL SAYS OF IT.—After having used your "Expectorant Syrup" long enough to know and appreciate its good qualities, I can choerfully boar testimony to its

it?

Splendid Hiilh«, of Gold Handed Lily,

unJ"

tho moat obmtl-

form suceew) in curing tho nate cjisesof Coughs, Colds, etc. I havo frequently administered tho hx pec torn nt to in'v children, and always found It to bo tho very best, as well as the moHt pleaMunt romody of lt« kind:

NATHAN KIMUAEI., Treas, of State. For sale bv Eberle A Bindley a-i-ttm."

City Election.

HV Charge 12,00 /or Announcing Ctinilidiitea. Wk art-iiulhoil/.oU lo annouiiett JulIN 11. ToLHKltT ivs a candidate for City Clerk, KttliJiTi lo Ih** (h^Mhlon the IkMUocniluj Nomhinting I'onvt'nliou.

WK are rmtliorlred to announce (iUAKTtiN K. ot )KKitlA'as a eaiulidute for roclcctlon to the otllco of City Mayor.

WR arc aiithorliusl to announce MAHCCS SCH KM KM bas a candidate for re-election as City Trcasuicr, Mibji-ct to the decision of the Democratic NoiiilnalliiK Convention.

WK arc authorized to announce JAMtS O'MAKA as a candidate for Cltv Marshal, subject to tlie decision of the Itepuhllcan nomlnatlns convention.

Knnxm SATI.KHAY K\KNI.N«S M.UI,.Many of the friends of Mr. DAN. CltuW K, desire you to announce lii.s name as a candidate lor City Marshal.

MANY 1- KIRNDS.

WK are authorized to announce Dr. J. HAltbAND, as candidate for Councilman for the ")th Ward, subject to the decision of the lU'putdican noinlnatiuf? convention.

WK are authorized to announce JOHN* PADDOCK as a candidate lordly Treasurer, subject to the decision o^llu: Republican nominal inu Convention.

Do yon wiiiit (lie I-'ir.st Choice?— Then call to-day and leave your measure at iiannister's. 37-2m.

XPW 'ntcclilssn f»r L?ie People.—Who sells 1) pounds of New Orleans Sugar for one dollar? Tuttle. Who sells 7 pounds of A ("otlce Su^ar for one dollar? Tuttle: Who sells best Ulo Coffee for twenty cents? Tuttle.

Call nt Knnnister's i.ncl sec tlie new spring goods now opening. .'iT-'Jm.

mmldetoiir, Kichmond, Miller, and Champion Plows, also Champion Keapers and Mowers at C. C. Smith's, Stove Store, JSO and .V2 west end Main street. w: S7-ul.

Fine i'.ii£li.sli anl Freicch J»ia^ona!H and a beaut iI ill line of mixed cussimeres for spring suits, just received ai Bannister'.*. 37-2m.

A. M. AUSTIN.

Just Koeeive«l IS®? AT J. A. FOOTE'S SEED STORW,

KOKTIIK I.ADIKS,

Japan Lily, ... Gladiolus -rt.J Amaryllis, Tu lie rose.

KOI: TIIK OAKIIKNKH,

Trophy Tomato—best variety out. Kai ly Hose Potatoes. White Sprout Potatoes. Hesides all sorts of seeds.

FOR TUB FAUMttK, 4

UIHI Clover. Mammoth Clover, Alsike Clover, Surprise Oat.s, a 1 ul White Norway Oats," at reduced prices. Ramsdell Norway Oats. More announcements next week.

Go Main St., Terrc-IIautf.

200 Ch»!«if*a*s C-irriaa'OH.—Thetindcr-sl^ifil will open, on M.ireii 10th, the finest and largest lo! of irriag. sever exhibited in city, liuincsole ugcnts for the sale oftiiesp goods in this city, can insure prices «Ui. itci^ry to nil. Saleroom third iiow over the Auction and Cc:::irni wio:i House

Main Street. S )-2: PAKKS, Agt».

CJrcnt IrtilafnmMits olTero*! at TTm?! A AKNOI-O'S previousro removing. r.Vtf.

Kcrtucfton tn I'rtrcs at Ilr- ux A At:.Noi.n's :r-1 f.

Tht I.nrce*t niul Best jvssortmrnt ot real r.nd lmitfttloii 1 T/ice Collnrf, IIandk»rehiefs A ef

f. T«. Ktrai'S

Main street.

Q«nyye«i! 5on-s have the best plows in the market. Ask for the '•Hamilton" am! see for yourself. They mean lmslnoss.

One ilotI:«r will actually cure yonr couch. BUY HAKR'S PKCTORAI. F.uixm,

|\r Itmn lis' Fx pretermit for Consumption, it will give you more relief than any Medicine In the market. For pale by KIMTIC A Bindley. Sl-2m.

*ny y««*! Q.—Plow dewUrrs can make money on the "Hamilton" Plow. Il is better finished aud supeiior in every way. Jones A Jones can supply them.

Rev. Wm. tirshsm, of N*. W. Ind. Conference, say* "BARB'S PECTORAI. ELIXIR acts like a charm."

After yon hove n*rd every Cough Medicine and they have failed to cure your Cough, try Browns* Expectorant. Il will cure you every bottle Is warranted. Price JljOO p.T bottle. For sale wholesale aud retail by Eberle Bindley. 3l-2n».

Qftity J»«M*Jon«1mvethc ••Uv,:-Ca«t St. -1 I*low," warranled lo scour anywhere and to outwear four plows of any other make. Talk cant better It.

I*hyftieinn» N^HIIMFIHI BAKU'S PECTORAI. Ki-ixiu tor (LIWOMMOF the Throat and Luntr*. Se« circular.

Try my five Cent Clgara and exam-. {ine my mtokimr tobaccos. Cliiui. WnpcL,

SS-lm. No. 11 south «rw»t.

Kperlal JCotlee.—Or*at buptm in Notiou*. Huiicry. Laces, Edglnfs, Trimming* of all kinds, IJ urn Handkerchiefs, it, «t the eloigns o«t sale st 3t-tf. Xtmtirr*s.

4|«My yea) Q.—J ones A Jones can sell a good plow for lem money than any Arm In town, (Jo with money in your hand and see.

I want lo buy old Uold and Hllver. 8 *r K. II. FKF.KHAX, «-«f- 161 Main Hlreet.

«hfltlren win mke DAKH'h PKCTOUAI. It will cure Croup. ...» A Lnrfc* l.ot of Furs,-which must Im1 wild. We oiler lliein, therefore, away below cost. iH-tf. Xiri'EllT.

I.ortU Out X«v\ 1 WveU for the list of barnains offcrwl at 8-"-t f. KIIK A A HNOMt'S.

(J# lo lli-:ii7.

tfc

AiJNoi.n'w Si-tf.

Choice Havana Ci^nrN, at ten cents, or by the box, c.,i[

(.hailc., Weitlel'H, No. 11

south -1th street. :t!-lm.

NOIIK* WoniN have to iu sold, no matter what tlicy hi Ins at 3~-tf. HKRZA ARSOLD'S.

.1 I.ol of Soiled lloopftUirtK to be sold at your own pike at SVtf. IlKR/.it Anxoui's.

.llllliiier,Y Goods, lloak and lHcss Triininlngi mid Huttons very cheap at s. L. SI-RAWS, •H-tf. HQ Main street.

1 sny J'ch 1.—The "Hamilton" Plow is '•walking oil"" with all other sluvt Stetd Plows waminted Superior in harmless scouring qualities and lightness of draft to any. Ask for iL

A I-nrije f.( of Perfunieiy, Fancy Soaps, Tooth Hrushes, Hair l'rushcs, I.adies' Port Monaies, at 81-tf. NiiTF.irr's.

Ilerr. it-Ariiolt! have now oieneil the best assorted stock of Fancy Goods, Zephyr Worsteds, Furs, Ac., which has ever been showed in this cltv. I5-lf. -Hf-r

Tlie InrRost assortmenf of l.nlics W.-IICIJCW, «t HIE lowest jirlve*, is »it l(il Main streeJ. near corner Sixth street.

C»-tf. m. K. FKKKSIAX.

A I'enny savtHl is a ]»enny made! You can make many a penny by buying your Corsets and Fancy Goods at via Hkuz AIIXOI.II'H, 15-t f. Hoop Skirt Factory

Our Competitors can't understand how it is possible, that we sell a mvnt many ^oods chea|)cr t)«in they can buy them, and yet we doit.

L.Vtf.

l-'rom Cairo. CAIKO, II.I.., irarch 7, IS71.

MI:SSKS. CLATI-ICI.TKK & MACIXKK, Terre]liiute, Indiana:—Gents:—The boots came in due time, and tit to a nicetv In fact it is the llrst perfect, lit I ever had. Pleiisesave the last and measure, as ere long I will want another pair. I am asked by scores where I got my boots. I showed them to my bootmaker here, nml he said it beat Cairo, both in workmanship and prices. Such boots here cost SIS I think it would pay to send your cutter here and solicit orders. With many thanks, I remain very respectfully,

5'-"'*

HF.HZ IT ARNOLD.

Ask your Ilruijgist for li.vun's I'ECTORAI. EI.IXIR.

For Fine "ut, Nnvv, and other popular brands of chewing tobacco call at Clnirles Welders, No. 11, south 1th street. ^.-Ini.

1 sny yes! Q.—.TOUCH Jone« nivc odds on the •'Hatnliton'' plow when put in the field against "Richmond."

We have two l-'irsl-CIiissWatcli Makers, and a Jeweler that can manufacture any article wanted. Those having watchev to repair wili do well to make a note of this. s. It. FRKF.MAN, n'-tf.' *?101 Main street, near Cor. ol iith.

Having Sold iny entire Interest in my meat shop, corner of 6tli & Ohio streets. I most respectfully request that all those knowing themselves indebted to me, to call and settle tlieir accounts. As my means are very limited, I shall expect prompt payment by those whom I have favored.

The business will be continued by my successor, Gordon Lee, who will try to keep a good assortment of the best quality of fresh meats. Give hinva call. 'l-tf. JERRY VORIS.

"Born.

ItOIlRRTKON—On Tuesday evening, to the wife of A. .1. Robertson, of tlie Police Force, residence North 2nd street, a son. Weight, nine pounds.

Married.

"K C. i.I.EY—J AY— At Dublin, Wnyne Co., Ind., 011 £t.h ult., by Rev. W. A. Patton. of :unb- d«eCity, Ind., Mr. Moses '1. h-el of Rockvllle, I'arke county, Ind., and Miss Anna K. Jay of Dublin, Wayne county, Ind.

SR.: MS—COMBS—On the fith Inst., by Scott Noel, V.M|.. Wasnington L.simms,and Mary Combs, all of I'arke county. #-.fOTT—HOPICIXS--In Greencastle,March fifh. hv Rev. I). Henry Miller, D. D.. T. B. Seott," KMI.,ol ICIizabeth, N. J., and Mary Francis, eldest daughter of James Hopkins, EMJ Greencastle.

I OI,T\R—( A RNFR On the 8th Inst., at the Court House, in Marshall, by Judge Griffith. Mr. Joseph Dollar to Miss Susie Maria Garner. 1101'KINS-BOON—At the residence of W. G. Tnrrenee, lVrrysvillc, Ind., Tuestlny, M^rch 7th, at 11 o'clock, n. m., by„«tev. W. Beckner. Mr. David Ilopklns. of Newiort, to Mrs. Jivne Ikxin, of I'crryKville.

W 1 KS—PARSONS—On Tuesday,21st ult. at the residence of the bride's father, I)r Thoni:is Parsons, near Tuswls, Illinois, by f»c» l^aisle. Mr. Jeo. Tj. Wicks and Miss Ssuiili Parsons, both of Douglas couuty, 111.

AMI-LAMB-At Carlisle, Sullivan Co., on tiie evening of the 5th, at 7 o'clock, by Rev. John I/'rnon, at the r^idem-.- of the same. Mr. James M. Nash to Miss Minnie B. l^i mo.

M11.ES—ROBERTS—At NleholasvlUe.Kv., on Wt dnesday evening, March 1st. 871, Mr. X. T». Miles, Representative of SullUan for the past two sessions of the Indiana Legislature, to Mrs. Kittle Roberts, of the former place.

Died.

I)KVOL-In Marshall. 111., on Mrednesdsy morning. March 8, 1S71, of rmpd»» sore mouth. Mrs, Martha J., wife of Noel B. pevul.

WII.LIAMR—On March 1. in Ossey, tll^ of etucer, Samuel Williams, aged 78 years. OAKY—In Aubnrn township. Clark Co-, 111 February I. IS7I, of congestion of the stomach. Mr*. Mlrsm Oary, mted 57 years.

N.viT-In Marshall. 111., March «h, 1*71, of Pn"iimonia,M»n- (Jertrude, InfsntaaughUr of A. and Ella Nott, a«ed 11 months.

MII I.KR—On the7th of Matrh.of eramp. near 1 ,»r-hail1 Mrs. Amanda Miller, wife of Corbln Jtiller, aged years.

AYliKfATT—On the Jtrd Inst, at the residence of hts son, near Bellemore, Parke Co., William Aydelot.

WHITMORE-On

Sunday

AI.L ORDERS MFX'ElVE PROMPT nttcntlon at RVCE'S CARPET IIA EI*, 3C-4t.

I.ASfOREQL'IXN—XEW DEHIOXS, mode to order at RITE'H CARPET HALE. 30-11.

HTORi: SHADES—ALL COLORS nntl mntcrlalN at HYt'K'N CARPET HALL. 36-4t.

\0.\E BVT COMPETENT WORK* mon employed at RYCE'M CARPET HALL. SU-lt.

XO "TRASH"' OOODN AT RYCE'S CARPET HALL. 30-11.

RYCE'M t'Altl'CT HALL, CiREAT Depot for Carpets, Wall Paper, Ac. A-e.

EMOVAL,

,A-s

KUPPENHEIMER & IiRO.,

CLOTHIERS,

AND DHAI.F.r.S IX

Gents' Furnishing Goods,

HAVE REMOVED TO

11 8 MA

I N

STREET,

Fancy

ntehU the Jtb

if itieomonia, Oeorge B. Ma, *n 01 WhUwore,

THOJt FSON—On Wednesday morning M«r«-h ":h. Mr. Alexander Thompson, in toe «5tb year of his s*e-

ALL DEPART RE WT» WELL WP* plied i» aalMbrtlss aoaare^ «ttylc% prleeaat RYCETI CARPET ItAI.I..

3^41-

S ugars,

AND

J^OYorWANT

(Opera House Block,)

Where they have opened tliehmt and liaiulsoniest stock of goods in their line in this city. :v?-tf.

OSEPII STRONG,

Wholesale and Retail

DEALER IN

tirn irn Stun--,

E A:S

Coffees,

Staple

GROCERIES.

Goods New and Fresh,

4, i' i'i

HAVINCT HE EN

.PURCHASED FOR CASH,

LIBERAL INDUCEMENTS WILL BE

OFFERED. 36-tf.

ET YOUR tii$h

LETTER HEADS, &c.

PRINTED AT THE

PRINTING HOUSE,

ia Main Street.

A GOOD STOVE!

Now's tho Time to Bv.y.

A ilollars

icitsa

bolter

Uj.

Ball's Stove Store,

Than any other niacin Vcwn. Tl.iayo«l can aseertain by caUlim ntid eiiup(irltiyr itno pricing fjiK-tls, Moury igitM-tt ui4 haul tu get. Wo lu-vd it WHrMfffAnu ,t-tll .SELL ST{A*J S Aa-«IIIINGLY. #f

I'ulliuul look «l III',1 followinglinoof (ovcs,, in stock: W TH (X iNTI N KNTAI.,*n3yS'tve matle with

SlidlnuOven I».-uns. four sixes. TilK tiRKAT Khl'i m.U', the largest Stovu made. TIIK KNTKitriil.sE, a purfcct beauty, f«ntu:a

Kl!J«S.

TIIK K1TC11KN QT7KICN, four rises. TIIK N1AV »Nc ultl), a splendid ow. THE WINONA, cheaper than ov«r, tourslaigU

TIIKMAY CiUl.KN. the immltomest nliri ehejipevi rstuvo

111

AuinKvi. With thia.

suv« I ilefv svnv iir.'l ell eotnix'tlon. TIIK

OXSTn

l'lON Conl

nd W oaUCtok.,

THK TKLF.iJi: Al'LL.»» in use Iu TJJ|S euy. TIIK A l.i iilr.\T U,C:in't he hvat/ioCr THK WKSTKHX, evil ai'd wood, a beautiful Stove. sii ,f TIIK II Mi'jrN'.'K, somethlnpr now andf nler-. THK PKEniiESM, tho ttnr^j. Rto\- in tli.) worhl.

With th«-«* Stoves I defy cumpetitioti, mil n» to prices. 1 tieverfall to «rlv«»

t':

Tho Ltiwest in the Hl.v! And am 1 u•: mined m»n shall l- turitol away on iienmnt of pi lees, a.s wo moiiey, AMI KOIC.IS Ml'ST lil-: MILII AT SOME I'KICK!

Ha, Kvei.v .n «VO warratvtcil to t»l\ perfect Kiitlstaciion. KesjH-c! fuily, Rii-lni. K. I,. ll.M.L.

Cn.vr.LEj A. I'AN'A. ."thtor.

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IS80LUTI0N.

Notice 1* hereby given that thwOfHtof Hall and Thorn** 1« thi« day dl*olv«d try mut«U mnwnL Tlie bo«lncaa will be txmtlnuedjbjr George W. Hall, who will pay all debt* nwl collect all account* of the Arm. All Indel*. ed to the linn will pleaxc call and actOr with him at the xld stand on Ohio xtraet, near0th. OFO.W HALL

THOMAH.

Feb. 22.1871. 36-*.'

1S80LUTI0N.

•The Arm'"AT Ixmorenx and Rtlmwn la tfcla day dl*olv«!«l by tnuUiaS COUM- D. Lunaru«Z continue* tiff btwlix-o* at th^ old kMHI.

I. I.AMORKUX. H. C. KTIMSON.

Feb. 22,1871. 36-U.