Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 1, Number 39, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 25 March 1871 — Page 1
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THE MAIL.
Office, 142 Main Street.
Railroad Tlmf Table.
4'?: TKBRK-HAL'TE A I JtDlASAPOLIS B. Leave. Arrive. 1 jV a. New York Express 6:15 a. m. 4:10 p. in I-lKlitnlng Expre**....J030 p. m. -•Of,
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Kxpress 3:56 p. m.
2:50 p. m....Inrf accoinmodatlon.,_112» a. m. ST. LOUIS, VANDALIA TEBRB-HAtJTE H. B. Depart. Vnndalia Short Line. Arrive. 025 a. Pacific Express 1:10 a. m. 1035 p. lu Fust Linn 4:00 p. in. 4i00 p. Ht. L. A Cairo Ex 10:15 a. in.
IXMAXAL'OUS A ST. IX)CIS B. B. Arrive from Brut. Prpart/or West. I0s56 a. Day Kxpres* lto.58 ft. m. a. Fast Express &3o a. iu. 4:15 p. 111 MMMOOII Acc'du 426 p. m. 10S« p. in Night Express 10:41 p. m.
Prom the Weft. For the Eatt. 6A» a. 111 Nlnht Ex prow a. ra. *30 p. in I)ay Express 4:30 p. m. 12:46 a. in U*»ili»inK Expre^...l2:48H. m. 10(16 u. 111 MattoOn Acc tin li'-JO a.
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n. -....Express 10:15 p. m. 4AI) p. in Mall A55 p. in. BOCKVILLB KXTKN8ION.
I we. Arrive. p. Mall 10*55 a. m.
K., T. II. A CIUCAOO RAILWAY.
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Personal.
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A handsotito young man peddling a snoro-recipe around town. Tho Newport Transcript thinks that T. J. Forrest will bo president of the Torre Haute A Bloomington Railroad.
Mrs. Lixzlo Boynton Ilarbcrt, of Dea Moines, Iowa, has just coin pietoila now look, "Out of Her Sphere." v-
Mr. and Mrs. Goo. Rugan.of this city, cold)rated their silver wedding last night.
Chas. Melvin, forinorfy of Brown A Melvin, of thin city, is in tho stock busilias* at Groolcy, Colorado.
Many cillxens project visits to Colorado, t'tah and the Pacific coast this l' summer, 1 The city li day polleo and night po-
Itco. VVhv not Itavo a day mayor unU a lilaiit A*'1* co,a
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fijno^iicliools in
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pronulilo
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ml talent of t»i publish fol-
tnnkn that H. .'ndom'uhaspoeti t\o ineau onlor.
A Mrt® Ixwlbiaok of
where be will agricultural lmpl«nlont** «ixM\cor was In town s,«uer re.1.1" Wednesda.
Mr-
John P. Usher is still in Washington on business connected with his position as attorney of the Kansas Pacific Railroad.
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K. Steele
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GroenviUe
large" dry goods store in1 tlio This
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ta\ig0nt.
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County 1
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TERRE-HAUTE,
Mrs. M. F. Starr, of the Third Ward school, succeeds Mrs. Clarke as Principal of the Fourth WardschooL
J. W. Mand will probably be a Republican candidate for..counci.lnaan^In the First Ward.
D. F. Blandin, formerly with the Bigelow Coal Company in this city, now of St. Louis, is in town.
Adolphe Ferey, of Indianapolis, is in the city as delegate to the Turner Convention which assembles to-day.
William Eggleston, a prominent attorney of Newport, expects to remove it
James II. Anderson, of this city, has received a patent for an invention for tying brooms and brushes.
Mrs. General Phil. Kearney is investing money 1n buildings upon her Strawberry Hill property.
Mrs. Mary L. Clarke has been elected Principal of the new "Sixth Ward" School, in Gilbert Place, on 12th street.
Bert Lansing, formerly a somewhat noted man in this portion the State, is clerking in a grocery store at Bowling Green. 4*
Henry Mason, of the organ firm of Mason A Hamlin, was in tho city yesterday visiting W. If. Paige A Co., who are sole agents for these orgaus in this M,. -v ,r .Y": feu-
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A petitjon is being circulated among the physicians of tho city, addressed to tho County Commissioners, asking that tho allowanco to Coroner Gerstmeyer for holding inquests bt? increased.
There are a good many horse-men in town. Wilson, the ownei- of Strideaway, has been hero a few days, and Mat. Calvin has brought softie fine horses from St. Louis to train oil the Fair Ground track.
Wm. S. Melton, tho painter, lias betfn sufferingsoverely from rheumatism for' the past eight months. He has been confinod to his residence, on north Sixth street, the greater part of the
^trl*BriEIfcturns and finishes ton car
t"^X™por:orKm.n
in.hU nne
Geo.
thinks
of Bockvino, '"»'h0
COWS. tall specimen from tho country m-
I
qn'|red of Coonty_Clerk
\utomcy General Jlsmio_
tho
constitutionality
of th
lluU,
1)l8
were
,h«l the oatu busily
a
that Rev. W. |ht
lo
which he was
tract
John CyUf^®[0 n«m«Ki Quail, land
lrV na,ned
who employ**
ndam«*«*mrdlW
lYow.
n,a
fam-
a Kn nhlo to anuouticc
We are Wry1
n^rl
lis.
the city vesteruphls rcsi
S
his would We are
ofthe
nnd
w0
rlv„„
knoWkMlgo
of
",d
the funny
hll,
^eluded
rniver*s-
retain the P«* having srrangChurch work »o
while
several
On Thursday -J awaiting their time in gentlemen were
of^bbl
aln
dty, they
barber shop Joor
being suddenly °P®n bl, "IU* my
«,«««»* out 1» ^hl^ornlog mother been here w*
«l Mt S Plf INL1
^Hned re-
-ll^i :XtTable to devote ettlement of the
election
An honest ...a" h«
pountv. l«w
^n
name 1"
advertises in this kod .up
at SeelwiUe. morning's W** that lhl umbrella in an
wllnf lhat
,,t,1 ,t on,U.V he
things take tKclr own course.
beauty anfl aplen«or only aiwrettoli. of
r.r^ Vou-oaa, C-1.U
night.
••No, sonny, artist, "she got ahaved lart Tho boy
nn« Art Gall«ry. U" photograph". other attraction of
rl|Jl
treble, "Hasmy
»ur(a*s every
__ (uUishiucot. site the Opera House.
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SATURDAY NIOHT.
»Y RICHABD THMOrTIMBS.
He we are again Reading up the new*, Glad to have the MAIL, "bl
lues.
Hare, 'twill cure the' Glad the week is over Glad the work Is done Thankful for one day
In which there'll be 110 "(Inrv One day with wife and children, One good uay out the seven. In which to throw our care* aside,
And lift our thoughts to Heaven. "'ku Sunday Is a blessing,
A snug home's another, But these are incomplete without
the way
"oUinger, as
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,he
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riKn^inkintf bund to
distribution of thaihi' the different counties of tho State
Woodward, formerly President tho I ittle Miami Railroad, has been elected to succeed T. A.
s,
A gentle wife and mother. But she will not be gentle If her slove Is not O. K., And If you have bought a po# one,
You'll And It out to-day. Think from whom yon get it ~s Prom HENDERSON, I trust $ It so, go home in peace
If not, get up and dust.
Fortunes are realized every year op new inventions—a good improvement will pay, with pluck, energy, and industry—"Faint heart never won fail* lady."
Ben. G. Cox has the new game, Oi*» tliographic Croquet, which so delighted young and old when it was introduced last year. In our judgment it will supercede the common game. t-
If you want a Clock of any kind—Of-, fioe. Store, Kitchen or Parlor, or of any quality, go to S. R. Freeman's where the largest assortment at the fowest prices is to bo found. It )j| something in buying clocks or watchdi to know that you can rely upon tfoe representation of the man you buy of—you will find him at 161 Main, Street, National House Blocki^
To all buyers of watihes we say* examine the stock at S. R. Freeman's be^ fore buying elsewhere. He keeps the. Largest Stock of Solid Silver Watches in Terre-Haute. We saw there, Ladles', Watches at twenty-fivo Dollars, in Fine Gold Hunting Cases, as well as all the the higher grades. He is agent for the Humbert Watch, the best in the mar* ket for the price. 161 Main St.
It would bo impossible to give 1MB. \idea of the extensive stock of hardi*l£gf' k.ept by Cory Co., by enuir^^iint
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Our girls and nothing more
of literature han
Girls by Dr. Dio Lewis. You rtld 'this book at Doolcy's.l Mr. Dor keeps on hand the West Maga°LS and Popular P»blie.&l»ol .11 kinds. Don't fail to visit his establishment in the Oper building.
tractive Housi
Our citizens will bo glad to fcrn th
wo
have now in the city a cc ect an reliable Regulator, something ha relt the need of. This aluab improvenuMit may be *ou a Swope's Jewelry Store Ma Stre near MeKeon Minshall'sb^. It from E. Howard A Co., has been prepared
Bon, a
with grea are a
expense. Correct time is da, rece ell from Indianapolis by Jegra Keep your time pieces rella^iby Regulator.
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While passing the corner Sec
aml
Walnut streets tho othday were attracted by the noise nutons workmen engaged in th^rrf Factory of Wildy A Poths. ,ed in and were shown sonf
nest and best specimens
to U. owner
formed thai. «P
10
rrnn
seven hundred and
go to press, ^Wed at
press,
thirteen letter*
and
lo
M»ln
l#and, lie erect'ed »,»» from the T.rr^H.uW Hotj
Ho»» S.,u.r. to the memory of O. •.
W?^T»n-IU.|
G. Washington
man who never "8loP^^Llv"igi\ for the InterwU our city, pe but fair to aAd thai
ourG^^0 «, working
County's George—i* not the
man of the LouL Tbe|bon»,by purchasing arti fc author of the Bales
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SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 26.1871.
The rage at present with those who require artificial aids to the sight is for the Enterprise Spectacles. They are to be had of 8. R. Freeman, the Spectacle man of Terre-Haute. For weak eyes, he has the Coquilles, English Smoked Glasses, Ac. All valuable improvements in Spectacles he adopts and his customers get their benefit
We beg leave to call especial attention to the advertisement of J. B. Lyne A Co., to be found in another column. FrOm our long acquaintance with the parties composing this Arm (Mr. J. B. Lyne and Mr. Ira Delano),and from their high character as honest and respectable business men, and also from their facilities lor procuring their goods at first hands, we are confident persons wishing anything in their line will be fairly and honestly dealt with. Go and see them. Opposite the TerreHauto House, Main street.
t|u,nx
Carriages, and Light Wage we saw. Tho entire satisfactiopoy to all is constantly increasiMiei ders. They do large airjit pairing.
V. G. Dickhout is the onjnam turer of trunks in this My. came here with little caplufow since, and he now runs
on^tbe
est trunk houses in th*»te| makes specialty of
T_,
ises
of sample trunks an
also keeps a fine stock offes
George I
elj| Hn mCans
tho city postofflco His store Isihe Harding. Seelyvillo. We suggest that promptly an equestrian statue, «ctL"
,n
jlil. an umbrella
business a^ttet
ri(i„
„r
.treet, Brat tlln|
Atnuige it is thaiuo
who has his prominent and wei ci
'^«'.o could, It mel,
against its best ire.
lnterests
of themselves anpi«
own private use In
have occurred in lis
eitj*n
in some cases the ^artieSO
1U 8VWIV AH
lied eastern flrri are
7Z, hare tor y«»
Ju^ tbe^DUrO®aed
11'
turn.
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Ladles, here is good news for you. Read and profit thereby. Warren, Hoberg A Co. have just received a complete stock of Spring Goods, including, Plain and Fancy Silks, Cloaks, Shawls and Mantles, CassimeresjCloths,Waterproofe, Jeans, Flannel^, Bleached and Brown Muslins, Calicoes, Gingham*, Tickings, Stripes and Denims, White and Colored Carpet Warp, Cotton Yarns and Batting, Table Linens, Toweling and Sun Umbrellas, Parasols, Trimmings, Buttons,Ribbons and Embroideries. 4
E. D. Harvey is said to be one of the most remarkable men in the city. He is remarkable for his enterprise. Then he is ambitious. He is not satisfied with having the largest stock of Furniture in the city, but also aspires to keep the finest stock. And if his Parlor and Chamber Suits can be surpassed in beauty and splendor by any other establishment in Western Indiana we have yet to see it. We truthfully state that as a Furniture Dealer, Mr. Harvey is a succcss. Call on him at 83 Main Street.
All men have their characteristics, some aro energetic, some enterprising,
flSr^jlnj^hTtare or uslc on street is the finest of tho kind in State. Call and examino his ojianos, Melodeons, Violins, Guirs, Accordions, and all other 'musical instruments. His business extends over th«a whole of western Indiana and eastern Illinois.
will bo furnished at New York Philadelphia wholesale prices. 1 and select for yourselves.
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ir*"
cry farmer and housewife naturally producer, the United Spring Bed Hot-
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counters and tables, but would insist on all who wish to
ek"h'°«
deali«in
thrf»ocmil
Joe
-UWUho-nt lottadty. t.
on
u,e"-
11 wil1
ErUn«®r.
managed by
whom everybody knows
which P" to be one of our roost affable and rL°^Uutio« and ndx gattebualneas men. Tbeobllging young borne decks, Moae Carr and Billy Bsugh, will receive the f* always be found ready to accommodate who does not pfonU* 1*
4
Glittering is the new assortment ef the latest styles of Roman Jewelry just purchased at the Opera House Jewelry Store, by John R. Freeman.
Afresh supply of Teas, Coffees, Sugars Apples, Dried Apples, Dried Fruits, Ac., can be had to day at Tuttles at very low prioes.
For the best Pianos, best Melodeons, best Organs, best Violins, best Guitars, best musical instruments of all kinds, go to W. H. Paige A Co.'s, confer Sixth and Main Streets.
Billiards can now be played at Kern's Billiard Hall for fifteen cents a game. This is said to be the largest and finest billiard saloon in the State. It is elegantly furnished, all liquors are forbidden, and it is very properly conducted.
Peter Miller is doing a brisk business in the harness trade. This is owing to his superior sets of Fine Buggy Harness, Wagon Harness, Ac. He also has a fine lot of trunks of all kinds. Remember the Old Postofflce building, 4th street.
"I'll never burn anything else for lights," said an old lady as she called at the Queensware Store of H. S. Richardson A Co. yesterday, for another supply of their "Family Favorite Burning Fluid" and a couple more of the "Luptou Silver Burners." Fluid 30 cents per gallon. Sold only at 75 Main .Street. .ijl
Scott, Oron A Co. were barely able to supply the demands upon them last season for fine Buggies and Carriages. They have increased their Stock and number of workmen and will greatly enlarge their business this season. They do all kinds of work and repairing on short notice. Call 011 them at the cori^r of First and Main streets.
J. £chaublin positively declines to run for the office of Mayor. Ho thinks it will be decidedly more congenial to his taste to sell Cords, Tassels, Buttons, and all kinds of Trimmings to good looking ladies, than to decide the ro.Q»t»
played Teas, CofTees, Sugars, Oranires
Among the many improvements now going on in our city we are pleased to|ofsPrinS Shawls, Bows, Lnen Collars, mention the enlargement of T. H. Rid- R'^HONN. Kirl G!OM h, Silks, I.TIRI 'I'-im-dle's Variety Store, 151 Main street.
Holias been comp'dled to increase the
mi,iK
niKl
size of his store room in order to ac- Wrappers, lllwrhed Drown usconmiodate the rapid growth and pros- lins,Sninni.«r weight J^ans. Cassimeres, perity of his business. Mr. Riddle has En-lish Co .it ins:sf Ae. Call and select been East for several weeks selecting f''»"i tAi-ir complete slock a magnificent Wholesale Stock or Millinery goods. All Milliners in thisl
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city and surrounding tow..s will find it having th» I argent stock of Furniture to their advantage to purchase their M"
Spring Stocks at this house, as thev I *l'ie ^nest stock. And if his Parlor and
turns to field ami garden. They must torn, 183 Main Street. child's face, and has not little «»f the have seeds, plants, and flowers, and the invests one ol nipliael's histine cherubs. Hut the r«?al lliwkin.t
cheapest and surest way of securing) Patched pants and ragged e^ats will hoV"di^rcnt. I think he is the nhdnis by .illing on J. A. loote, at "e'i10 spring styles for tho loafers and
his extensive Seed Store, «5 Main corner roosters, but gentlemen of tasto
Street. We take pleasure in recoin- energy and refinement, will adont thn K1?*8,
pre.-
mending thi, the „,»t eate,»,ve and »«r and Spring 'ZTy"^ ^a":'.^" reliabio estalilishment of tlit? kind in "y John Kuppenlieimer. at his new
Western Indiana, to our readers. His stand, 118 Main street. He has a large Mar® neither fineness of feature nor business is "eeedlngly brlak at
handsome Cages and attractive Aquari- Whirls, Collars, Cuffi). Ties Ac evening|—not with much «louuenoe,
... I in roe or four hundred new of a good American reader But the IT OI\ KS us pleasure to chroniclo the dwelling houses aro now being built ehann was underneath, in tiie thought opening of such a largo and magnificent in different parts ofthe city. These
clothing establishment in our city as must all bn null. k'n's. wasoriginal, paradoxical, stiinuthat of Erlanirer a Co which is lo «u! w.
cious rooms ofthe Opera Honse build- But time and money would be aav ed ^"i^aH-hater lives in great seclusion idg. Their stock of rsady-msde cloth- and work donn mam «oh ji v. ®n'*®ni»ark Hill, ono of the suburbs of
mnu
w°rK
ingsnd merchant tailoring goods is using their "Railroad" Colors, already gracious to all young art students who perhaps the largest and most complete I prepared for use. They are maklnir h***
ever brought to this citv. They exne«t their OTf«n.iB« rt*. tendencies incontestable* one of the no-
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dren's clothing, W. C. Miller, a gentleman of many year's experience in A great impvovanant has Just been A* oditorisl convention was held at the business, J* to be their cutter. We made in the show windows of Huntin Akron, Ohio, recently, at which, among will not make the vain attempt to give) A Madison's Drag Store, 108 Main St.' 9t^er
a description of their splendid show This is one of the result*'of the enterwindows, their large and attractive prising character of this firm. room with beautiful walnnt shelves, it would insist all who wish to sea the finest
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ovor
Pricc Five Cents-
The fkrmers on the prairie have been turning over the soil at a lively rate during the week. Many of thorn are using Horney's Richmond Plow for for which J. Cook A Son have the exclusive agency in this city. This plow hss lost none of its popularity in the last few years. It stands No. 1 with all good formers. J. Cook A Son, at their mammoth hardware store, Main street, between 5th and 6th, will supply all demands..
So mch spurious oats has been thrown on the market purporting to bo genuine Ramsdell Norway, .that dealers with any conscience or regard for truth and fair dealing have beeu afraid to take hold, knowing that the result would be, to them, "more curses than hall-pence." Jones A Jones (Q! say yes Q!) have finally gone to headquarters, D. W. Ramsdell himself, and agreed to sell something they know to be pure and unadulterated—weight pounds to the bushel, stroke nteasnre— yield 80 bushels to the acre.
HOW A RAT RAN AWAY WITH THE HEART OF NAPOLEON. This story is not new, but there isn interest about it which will jwstify H» republication. It is related by an American who rqcently rQturued front Paris:
I have soen it stated somewhere, with what truth I caro not to inquire, that when the "Great Napoleon" died at St. Helena, his heart was rcn»oved before his interment, with the design of preserving it as the most fitting memento of the great deeds which its realless impulses had suggested—as a trophy, also, it may not perhaps lw unfair to suggest, cherished by Wellington and his associates, just ns somosuccessful Indian chief would cherish tho scalp of some warlike antagonist whom he deemed a foeman worthy of his scalping knifb. I
According to tho story, an English surgeon had chargo of the would-lo world conqueror's heart. Although, while thinking of the sad fato of its living possessor, lie might havo bcou excusea for quoting from Lord Byron's famous "Ode to N»poleon Bonaparte" the couplet: "Nor till thy fall could niorthl guess iltion loss than littleness,"
Ambition he was not tho less solicitous that nothing should happen to the object thus esiiecially intrusted to his. care. 80 inn carefullyjteDositetji it iwjL»ii*
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appfearanee. The*i"nterior is made I sional l^tore'and^n^^j^^vaiftifretHo much more attractive by his nicely dls- I
reoH,,e»
A.\H
Apples'
1 runs, Hams, 1 otatoes, Syrups, Ac.
not satisfied with
R'ty,
but also aspires to keep
and K^ain',or Suits can be surpassed in WMI Call
beauty
„T nave yet to soo It. Wo truthfully atate
"Plendor by any other es- I His'
J'1,0"
of
to a no
the elegant Dry goods House of Tuell.
J.e:.ufiful Prinis, Paislev
Hl.icv Merino Slnwls. R'ps. for
th® h,,sin-
Lemons Cranberries AnniL rustling noiso followed by TT
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Ripley A Doming for the latest styles I Tho rat, as if* fully aware of tho raro character of his prize, appeared very reluctant to givo it up indeed, as liie surucon in charge of it relates, ho gave siuns of a disposition to contest the right of possession, as if he had received :i fresh inspiration for his destructiveness from the touch ot the whilom agent of carnage, lint the doctor succeeded, first, in recovering tho heart and the., in killing tho depredator, though not till after a somewhat exciting contest, as tho well known habit of tho nit, when coriit?rcil» warrants UH in concluding.
forgotten It is almost a.
man I over saw, at anv rate,, no face^
impressed mo with so much ugli-
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tl,c
»nd Hnd «»»orl,nent of Spring and Tri,"'"",* U*
ent and in addition to all kinds of seeds Summer Clothes, Gents Furnishing enough so to offset the rest of tho face, lie has various kinds of neat Baskets, Goods, the celebrated Manhattan
He read
Thone
mat ot *.nanger A Co., which is lo- who use whitf lead would do well to printed, nnd forms the first half of his oated in one ofthe beautiful and spa- get the "Phoenix" at Gulick A Berry's
done more satisfactorily by London, is princely in his generosities
h,J'
La^n"" Zte,
A
r_,
for a short time, eloso to and
H« was soon
^»etl a plunging in the basin, and tho sounll
ot
All his groceries aro fresh and cheap foot-ball like, on tho floor. I He sprang to his feet, in fear for Ladies a™ now begi„nli„g ,o throng I hSr.'hi™ te heart toward bis hole, lie tho rescue.
soinetiiing falling with a rebound
JOHN ItUHKIN.
taoiishment in Uostern Indiana wo j«st over my study-Uildo—that sweet,
While all nature is springing into lifo, that as a Furniture Dealer Mr Hnrv-v ^T «xecutloii, still tho same life
r"«™
Never shall I forget tho first, last and
picture had hung' for many years
al,,,ost
«»g«Ne face, which in somewhat
to intensify nature,
natural want of charms. Kuskin's
paper to a few friends that
1 m* but with a jerky, unnatural llinging
Some thmo' A... out of tho words, quite unlike the flow
Wh,ch'
Mkc
everything of R?is-
P»«nters lating. The paper was afterwards
ScMamo
»nd Lillies." He is a good
•dv,oe*
with 8,1
bis feudal
a
resolution was adopted
ther things, a resolution won adop tea dencuncfng personal defamation in conduct!ngoditorialdiscussions." This
Anoth- i* certainly right. The public tako lit
er result of their enterprise is seen in sny, interest in editor's quarrels. tho fact that they always secure promptly everything new or superior in the line of Drugs and Medici nee, Paints, Oils, Ac. They now have something new for lights. It is the Celebrated Whit© Carbon Oil. Sells ss cheap aa Coal Oil, lasts longer, snd gives better light. So other house in the city keeps f' the opening r*ftg?c
and would greatly prefer wholesome reading matter iti place of the profane venom often put forward by editors who indulge in these personalities.
Oifii ofthe new Democratic (Jongress-
m®n w*»
good deal mystified bv the
noisy Hmpning of hands—the 'usual summons for the pages—which followous services in the beats me," said anything in that prayer worth cheering."