Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 5, Number 2, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 11 July 1874 — Page 6

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THE MAIL

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FOR THE PEOILE.

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Greatly Reduced Price#, K«u-Asy* A Co., M-jraHouse.

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(^bi^ioo^^tiwwof JIu*batulo". i^oSSfcrlffi ,mVvV i*. fty «SSfcw»5on Ibt*. H«nt*y. Dry Oood*~W. H. Rye*

Hat*-H«W?A \at£. ijMties (tood*-A H«*« v®»

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Ladle* »ood*~\* £, Farm MachlP'rv-^nlel I^K?»wl°Kly ^MWr^Art^ilu KKLvK-, Bocktoo*«l and Hotte. Children* Ch

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Yurtin & Co.

Woodea Mwwiw Ac.-A. u-\wnu «. w*

W« can/ttmifh a MaU from April Utfi to 1M*, contai***ff "Lift** Balance" «'»Ml. JPriee, po*tagt paid tv addi ct*.

HOT'S the matter? ni

FASM B. PRICK at the Opera House again to? night. So*o of the (soda) fountain—"Fl«rJ5-a-rip-fit-ftt-x-g-t-goog^-goog1"

Hisnuo A IJRO. can manufacture fifteen barrels of crackers a day. THE Hetol Brothers have a eentury plant that will bloom this season.

THE Fourth of July will not foil upon Saturday again until the year 1891.

Rms tomato** are in market, but they are unhealthy—to the pocket book. NOT an accident occurred In or about this city from the Fourthof July jollity.

M*scHAirra regard the indications for a heavy foil trade as remarkably good. THX Nail Works are now operated with a big force and present a busy scene.

THK chintz bug Is playing sad havoc in many of the corn fields in this vicinity.

WE have authority of the Philadelphia Star that flannels may now be safely laid aside.

Twit flouring mills have shut down for repairs in preparation for the immense wheat crop just harvested.

TM Exprem reports the number of women roaming about the riVer bottoms more numerous this year thaa ,evcr b^r fore. '--4

THE Grand Jury, whkjh adjourned this week returned twenty-seven indictments, twenty-one which of were against saloon keepers.

Trains thousand one hundred and Afty-fivemen, women and children have deposited their money In the Savings Bank since it opened.

AJU now they say that the largo tHek building, erected on north Sixth street, by Mr. Barnard, ft»r a wagon flMstory, ia to recrive the madilnety tor a flour mill.

TRC fniettfn heat which kept city folks in doors and the harvest which kepi the country people at home, has caused almost a Sabbath stillness to pervade the dtrthls week.

A iranroint pavement is being laid along the Beach block, approaching the posteAeef a commendable Improvement* for which corotd indivMaalawlU

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MtdeaU Mr. Beacsh bleawed.

Teweewd, seutti from Main wreelto the Glssa works, has b«o declared a by tiw Board of Health, and that the eoat of abating It will bear no comparison to the health endangeted by i|s tTiOnnrin

AT the TtAt OrottiMto, tlmrsday, tftit Itlk of Aegnat, CtmOm Mailhs iisr of Cttntern, will dtejtose of a loiaf Id* Haas) Bluff herd of cattle, Southdown •beep and Berkshire pi§p~-a fine opporty^y ter sledk. eaiseia aad .farwwsi to lapywihe*rsaak.

Anorwm* lawfiiWi Iwas dei)v«red wfth thrilitng affect, on the Fbwtfc,

WIMWIJaoob

Attonbvrget, put a

ptttoi te Ma head and wnt a baU whl»(1m ihiwiuli hls bwts the vietlsa of aUt«g 4krialt. The unfcrtonate man wwa^ar maker by trade, and Maided In the southern part of the «lty. Hla wWfe, a afestef of Mf*. K. Kataenbadi, la aneAtmable wwn

How «o k«p mr hfwsaa pa«ahlyew»J hsa sasnniiid the ph*ee alasdJn® qaaa«MI

agala. We re|*«ta rule that a^ (peava with eaeh feettrring Snmm«r. At~ tmr the hooae la wall aired

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the daaes aad wUxlowm threnghowt the wat of the day. throw opm at err» ml*m» afid thoa have the hanit of «xd walls, taatesd of having tkmm axtra ^heated by the hottfT wH»w»wt, eapeeiaily between the houw of teh and three ^dWC**T"

a«*«*oera in market, aad only ten eente a doacai.

Asonm Katfcwal Bsnk la oontemplaled in this d^r«

Tm*8m of Ioa Opera Hooae to-night%

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H' "',u^:=~ 'ft FM, KtiMM. Il£ 'Tj!r' JL »iiii twil Iw, a —FROM THIM DAY antll the dose of

Oonooa rains have given huoiaitit and the erope anew tease on life. R«v. J. W. HAJOUS will ices at the Poor Asylum Itmraoon.

tduct serv inortow af»

ItWKurr A CoHi Hippodrome, aeopy »f Barman'*, will be here ai»«it the 14th of August. _________

Tax burglars have made several do* moaatrattons this week, but without reward for their labor.

Pisnaoxs leaving the city tor the summer can have The Mall sent to them regularly from this office.

JIOU

are human let looae the bridle

rein of your horse when standing at the hitching post, these hot July days. .X

Piv* funeral processions, following the bodiea of small children, pasaed up to the dty and catholic omteterlea thUi week.

THK saloon koepers have agreed to a strict olt«ervanoe of that feature of the law stopping the sale of liquors at nine o'clock.

THE new wheat erop has commenced coming in, and is of excellent quality. Our millers are paying 80,90 and 96 cents a brothel.

To tfTKXD a pleasant evening, drop in at the Opera House to-night. Miss Fanny It. Price appears as the "Wild Flower of Mexico."

PADDOCK'S new flouring mill on north Fifth street will commence grinding in about five weeks. They are now buying grain and storing it in the byilding.

MARRIAOK LICKNSKB.—The following marriage licenses have been issued by the County Clerk since our last report:

George Patterson and Catherine Robinson. James Nelson and Catherine Overtreo. Adatn Owrholfltor and Nancy J. Stoner. Ambiw Harris and Nancy M. Anderson. Keolwn Park* and Rebecca £. Llndaey. Thomas A. Ogle and Julia Bently. John. and AurtUa A. Iteea.

THK publishers of the Star, the new paper at Greencastle, offers one year's subscription to The Saturday Evening Mail and its chxomo, for $15 worth of subscriptions to the Star. From the number of orders-they are sendlrfjg for The Mail we judge that either that paper is popular or that a year's subscription to The Mail is a strong inducement to canvas tor The Star. .. -.

A BOILRR at J. A. Parker's Eagle Foundry, exploded Thursday evening, scalding William Fisher and inflicting such inlury that he died shortly after twelve o'clock that night. Mr. Fisher waa a well known and esteemed citizen. He served honorably with the Eleventh Indiana during the war. He was thirtyfive yean of age, and has been connected with the Eagle Foundry for seventeen ye*».

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I jjnsRMKNTs,—The following is a list of interments in the dty oemetery ainoe last report? £±1

July S—Carl ATni1ery, a&tl 51 fwxi w»&gnittre chllL Jaljr4—IttBMitof H.J.Treat cholera lnbotam.

July 5—In tan of W. H. Reeve* ntlll-born. July i—Ijicob Alton benter: suicldc. July»—fn/hnt of David ftnurden, age 8 monftin mfipDHnn of the brain.

July ((—Intent of Howard Boederky, age 1 year cummer complaint. July 7—Infant of John Ryan, age 7 month* cholera infitntnm.

July 7—Intent of P. Krutx, ago months summer complaint, July S—Mr*. Llxsle P.

Shirley, a«e S4 yewrn

bill low fever. July8—Henrlck Pfleging, age 75 yean droiwy.

NOTHISO but tho remarkable popularity of Miss Fanny B. Price oould have drawn to the Opera Honae on last Saturday evening such an immense audience tbat assembled, despite the intense beat and the attraction* out-doors. En* eouraged by this patronage, the company of which she is mangeress will give one evening performance each week, with a Saturday matino •, daring the summer aeason. A matinee performance this afternoon consists of tho comedy of "Who Killed Ooek Robin," and the fares of "Gertrude." To-night will be given the great spectacular drama of the "Sea or Ioa." Go In and look upon Aoooling pecftacle. **•^^^^....1.. ni

mvjtmifOTm $

Services in the Congregational church to-morrow at 11 A.

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Rev. K.

F. Howe, pastor. Lord** Shipper will be adminlatvfodi at the clone of the morning service. A collection will be taken for the education of the Freedmen. Sutgeci of the evening sermon: "Some Lessons from the Beecber-TIKon AflWr." Seats free. Pastor's Bible class, for ladles and gentlemen, meets at $H o'clock In the Sunday school room.

Centenary V. ft. church, northeast corner 7th and Eagle streets. Service morning and evening, by ito ptmtar, Rev. JC JU Brakenian. ftatyeot in the morning: "The contrast between the Troths and Affirmation of Christianity, aad the non-truths sad wwatlon* of PMiiscn and Modern Enfldellty. ftawtm aad all Invited.

Rev. J. W. Harris win bold mUgtoas services at the chapel of St. Agnes HalL Suday morning Mid cvanlng next, at the usual boon.

SOaday JOMXA

at 9

oNAodu ,-v« Piewtnrteitan etioreh Sunday school and Bible class at 9U

preaching at

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Miagh" Mdward W. Abbej',

gtfUm at the Buttg chwnoh on tJe coming Sunday at 11 A. J*.

and

7H P. N.

Morning mityert: "Patience a Condi* tkm of Piogfcsfc" Bvening lecture on "Tho flUtas of loM Busyan at Bedford.*1

Service at the ifaiversalist church tomorrow at 11 A.

Bsv, IfcCrorisy,

pMtor. Ko ssrvles &i uight. Sunday £die«l*ICA.*. Alls** hwUdU^?'^

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TKS Damoarato nominate

TERRE HAUTE SATURDAY EVENING MAIL.?

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date Ibr OtspM^ in this city, «u the 23rd in*. Tbe ooatest eeema to be between Ool. Hodaon and Martin llolllnI 1 Bxu. BAKKR, the weU known hoy thief, was on Ihunday aenUmeMl by .lodge Tjong to the Btate Reformatory until he is of age, a term of eight years.

The Butny little Mail newaboya who have beeu robbed on the stwets of their nickels by this young robber,will rejeioe In the Atel that fee will trouble them no mom '•.t*

Now la the time for those who have money to buy cheaply almoat any need* ixl article of wearing apparel or household goods. Money la easy but business is dull. There la a foaling of blank depression, a lack of confidence, for which there la no cause, and merchants are anxious to sell at vory low figures, in order to get money for fall purchases,

TiiE city polio©, acting under the new ordinance, are giving saloon keepers to understand that the provisions of the Baxter 11111 must be observed. Several arrests have been made and fines Imposed. A continuance for a few weeka of the nerve now being displayed will cause the law to be respected, and its merits fully tested before the convening of the next Legislature. Then if it proves a bad law, its repeal will be ait oaay matter.

THK weather this week has been the hottest known since 1871, when about the same time the heat was simitar. Tuesday night was tho hottest there is any record of in this locality. At 0 o'clock in the evening tho mercury marked 1*7° and attnidnight It stood 87°. Such an altitude in the middle of tho night has never before been known hereabouts— and that's why during that night the city was full of wakcftil and uneasy wretches, who vainly roamed front room to room, out doors and in doors for a cool breath of air.

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IiOuis J. ScukiA^ the watchman at tho Third street crossing of tho railroad, a man well advanced in years, was arrested, on Wednesday, onchargo ofattempting to outrage tho person of little Ettio Piper, a child of only nine years. The Mayor bound him over in the sum of two thousand dollars, for which he gave bond and was sot at liberty. Ho is to have a hearing "this afternoon. His neighbors are slow to believe the charge and in kaao of its truth being proven, think him more fool than viilian. His children and relatives—rcspectablo nnd most estimable people-^a^sorely ljstressed over tbe affair. £gi

PEA FOWL FLY BRUSHES—Nice and cheap, at south Fourth street.t

MEASURES, NOT MEN," Wooden ones, one and two quart sixes, for use of Vegetable and Fruit dealers, can bo had at A. G. Austin fc Co's.

ORGAN FOR RENT.—A.n* excellent 4-stop Cabinet Organ will be rented at reasonable terms, on application at The Mail o/tice. —FARMERS will consult their interests by looking at my Wheat Drills before buying elsewhere, as I will not be undersold. Corner Fourth and Eagle streets. Ljulyll-3tJ DA.NIKL MUXKR.

TO THE LADIES, PARENTIS AND GUARDIANS. We have an unusually large stock of on hand, 5*$ isf N4

CHIL&REN8 CtOTHINCJ

Julyll-8t.

comprising all qualities and styles, which we still offer FOR THE NEXT 30 DAYS ONLY, At 25 per oent. below their wholesale value. An examination will show that we mean exactly what we say.

MOBSLER BROS.

-I have just received another oar load of Studebaker Farm Wagons. Also have a complete stock of Spring Wagons and Buggies. Call and examine my stock before buying elsewhere.

DASIKL MILI.KR,^

Cor. 4th and Eagle Sta.

ICE CREAM FREEZERS—-Largo slses for Confectioner*, cheap, at A. G. Austin A Co's.

—Parties purchasing first class Horsepowers, Separators, Steam Engines, will do well to see DAWIKL MILUSK,

Corner of Fourth and Eagle Sts., julyll-3t. Tcrre Haute.

AUSTIN A GO'S FOR ICE CREAM FREEZERS.

THE FINEST A TTItA CTIONS YET. To make room for the immense stock ofPlancm now arriving, I will sell Organ* for the next SO days cm easy weekly or monthly installments, giving Aom one to two years time to pay for an instrument. Having over 40 Organs on hand to select from, now Is the time to gladden your house with music. Don't 1st this opportunity slip. Call soon at L. KisRJtMi's PALACSB or Mrwc, south aide of tbe Public Square, No. 48 Ohio street, Terre Haute, Ind.

TUB "FROST KfNU" SODA AT HALVmiCRl As an advertisement, we will sell our soda water, made from pt**im /rtrit jmtmwaA pure ^-earbonate of soda, at Five CMrts, until ftnthsr asltae. The popular mineral waters, Geyser spring, Saratoga, Kksengen, Bethesda, aad Kentucky Bias Uek, always on draught at asms pries. 9vwnn A AMMTSMW.

Cw. Sixth and Main sts. |Lini if---1 iiji

—Tbetktixra* Btthixds Mineral Water,

,4sweet

Mid j^essMit to tho taste,

aw) wonderful in Its creative received from the efetefs, sad eonststttly on drat^htat Bfffilis A Aftth

SULLIVAN ITEMS.

South block ts MM rapidly eompleted. Some five or six rooms are now being occupied.

The Town Hall will be completed la a abort time. Our court house la at last finished. We will gets bell, but the prc^ect for* town dock has ffciied.

Fanners say there was more wheat raised in this country this Reason than ever before known. Therefore they are Jubilant.

John Whitman Is ono of our most enterprising dtlaeiuL He la now engaged In Meeting a mammoth storehouse, ts Intended for grooeriea, in whioh line of business John Is at home.

A Normal Institute will open In the public school building on the 18th inat^ continuing nix weeks, conducted by Profb. Crawford, Holms, (fein and Reglater. May suocees attend them.

Mr. John

Hughe* and fkmlly, of

Terre Haute, were visiting relatives and Mends of this place on the 4th. Ruseel McKlnley aaya If some one don't come and buy a cofllu from them: pretty soon, he will not a day apart fo the purpose of giving tfiera away. We are fa no particular nurry for ours yet, Russel. You may set It aside for a short time.

BlackbcrriHr ittoln the market, therefore cobbler and cream are in order. Sam White has things looking superb In his new store. Should you like to take a dish of cream, call. Sammy knows how to dish 'em up.

Fishing excursions are the' rage here at present. Tho principle object is to flnaa"cool place.w None successful as yet.

Dock Crowder foars he will be under the necessity of attaching a cow-catcher to his carriage, ahould the cattle still persist in keeping the rood regardless of travelers, jg^stost^

Ottr ent^rpHultig 'gtboeryhl*n, Peter Burk, lias removed to' his handsome and commodious store room, on the corner, south block.

The Soldiers Re-milon, on tho 4th, was largely attended, notwithstanding the hot new of the day. Quite a number of able speakers were present, nor were they at all backward in letting people know It.

Our friond Dan Moore of Terro Haute, formerly of this place, spent 4th of July with relatives and Meads licrc. Cimc again, Dan. ........

PATRONS OF HUSBANDRY.

CELEBRATION.

£=04*"

There will be a grand celebration of tho Putrons of Vigo county, at tho beautiful grounds of tho Vigo Agricultural Society, one and one-half miles east of Terro "Haute, on Wednesday July 29tb, 1874. The grounds will be in splendid order, with plenty of cool shade and water. The various organizations of Workingmen and Sovereigns of Industry and also Patrons from other counties and States and all friends of the order and the public generally are cordially invited to join with us and have a good time. The procession will start from the corner of Second and Main streets, and move east to the Grounds, at 10 o'clock.

recisely. Addresses will be delivered E. A. Oiletnan, of the Indiana Farmer, and Col. N. J. Coleman, of the Rural World, St. Louis, Henley James, Master of the State Grange, and other prominent men are expected to be present. The dinner will be in picnic style, each Grange or family to bring tkeir own and plenty of it.

No Liquors will bo sold on tbe grounds, and no games of chance permitted. Persons wishing to keep refreshment stands ca* get permission from the committee. The committee will bo on tbe grounds for that purpose on Monday, July 26th, at 2 P. m. The charge will be $5,00.

By order of the Commi tte. J. J. FKRHBLJ.,vCbaLrman. Jos. GILBERT, Secretary.

—WE ARE OFFERING A LOT OF REMNANTS IN REAL GUIPURE YACK LACES, FRINGES AND GIMPS AT A GREAT SACRIFICE. TO CLOSE THEM OUT. CALL AND EXAMINE.

A. HERZ & CO.

-100 PAltASOIS, WHICH SOLD IN SEASON AT 12.00, AND |2^0, WILL BE CJUQSED OUT ATf 1,00 APIECE AT

HERZ A CO'S. -—ALSO—

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ALL OTHER PARASOLS AND FANS AS CHEAP IN PROPORTION.

-ODDS AND ENDS IN LISLE THREAD AND KID GLOVES, HOSIERY, Ac., AT HALF PRICE AT

A. HERZ A CO'S.

—CLEARANCE SALE AT A. HERZ A CO'S.

TCFi CREAM FREEZERS—for families—cheap, at A, G. Austin A Co's. WATCH REPAIRING.

Best done at 8. R. Freeman's. —Churchcs or Societies wanting Record Books or Justices wanting Dockets can have them made Just as they want them at Bartlett's Bindery and Blank Book Manufactory near corner of Fifth and Ohio streota. —Bartlett's Is the only Bindery and Blank Book Manu&ctory now to operation In Terro Haute.

JEWELRY.

The richest patterns—best goods—lowest price at 8. R. Freeman's. WATCHES.

Largest assortment ladles and get^t*. Lowest prices at S. R. Freeman's. "Now Is the time to get Jrour binding

SILVER WARE.

The cheapest place in the state to buy bats. R.Freeman's.

—Contracting, bricklaying, plastering mantle and grate netting, paving, fhrtem building and Jobbing In general, done promptly.at rates and on reasonable terms. Residence, No. 810 south Third atx««t, At-uot Annorr. —THK LARGEST AND

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THIS WEEK,

NEW BELTS. NEW RUSHES. NEW OOLLARETOA NEW LACE SCAltM NEW LACE TIBS. NEW LOT OF SASH RIBBONS. NEW LOT OF tXS&M THREAD GLOVES.

NEW LOT OF HANDKERCHIEFS. NEW LOT OF EMBROIDERY. AT OUR LOW PRICES, CENT STORE, FOURTH STREET.

BUY YOUR TRIMMINGS AND NOTIONS AT CENT STORE. THEIR STOCK IB COMPLETE, FOURTH ST., NEAR MAIN.

TOWEIJB AND TOILET SOAPS AT HALF PRICEJCENTSTORE, FOURTH STREET.

And still they come. Another ear losd of those splendid Stone Pumps Just reoetved everybody likes them. This pump Is delivered and put up without extra charge, and when within twenty milea of Terre Haute at the low price of ten dollars for the first ten foot oomplete, and seventy-five cents for each additional foot. Printed guarantee from the manufacturer with each pump. First come, first served. Office at Buntin House. Address lock box 1190, Terre Haute, Ind. W. H. FUIK. 3f?fK "r4 i^iO UR AT#7.30. "iy

J. W. Wilson A Co, of Telegraph Mills are selling choice fitmily Flour, warranted and delivered to any part of the city, at 17.50 per barrel.

TO DELINQUENT TAX PA YERS. TTEASTRBR'S OFFICE, June SO, 1874.

Notice Is hereby given that the delinquent tax list of the city and outside townships is now In my hands, with the audit«'a instructions to collect all taxes theredn charged, aa tho law directs. It becomes my duty, therefore, to carry out the law In regard to delinquents, without fear, fevor or aflfcctlon. Collrv.1 ors will bo put on the track in a /tew days. I am also ready to rocelw the November installment from those who are desirous of paying their whclt,

CHAS. H,

for 1873. RermA», Treasurer Vigo County.

HOUSE,

Man^SfSiSr^ FAN**. .?&•***€».

Miss Fannj B. Price,

In three Characters.

Grand Matinee, Saturday, 2 P. M. TIIECXJMEDY OP

Who Killed Cock Robin.

Batanella, Ml« FANNY B. PRICE, To conclude with tbe farce of a OERTRVDE. A IS S I O N 2 S SATURDAY EVEK1NO, Jaly 11th,

The Great Spectacular Drama of

THE SEA OF ICE,

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The Wild Flower of Mexico.

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MIS8 FA:SXV

WK HAVE JUST OPENED

I yi V-V K- ,'M 'i ertf

iM tara^and»)me Striped,

byXoioria Lawns,f.

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iv*S0Si ^JQoods worth about twice as much, 'nm fag

We are abio offering every other article in the DRY GOODS LINE at

Greatly Reduced Prices.

Save your money ami call at IsA

BEST

MAIN STREET.

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Fbrthi best bargains go to R. Fkcs^ ni&V ._... ». »EroRElsUYINQ Always exmalne geed# aad prtoss stB. R. ?'\w»msw^. .". j. j|

MONEY SA rm»

By buyl^ of S. R. Freeman.

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LECTED FFTOCK OF MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS TO BE SOLD AT THE UVWKSRR PRICES, AT S. I 8TBAU8',

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B-pal0E-

Prices as usual—scats may be eeeured at the Central Book Store.

BIGGEST

DRIVE

_iOF THE^-

S* i5 1-^ 5*5^

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At aoc per yard,

J. tf# mtt fj&iM

FEf^HELO

A JAURIET,

Marble Palaee, «W Mala SI.

Low Cut Shirts!! "rwdwdat

SHIRTS art oar EsdmtTe SpiicUl tr-Prlc« Mrrett tad Satl#" faetton Wamatoi—Cul a4 exunlne.

B.—Ask for the 8hlito, they are as good as usually wkl elaewhere for

FIRE! FIREX! FIRE I! FIRE!!!! IHffCTRE! INSURE!! IHSUREIU

WITH

FRANK AJFARIS,

WH0 BEPBEMSMMI

The Amaaoa, of flaeiaastl, O-Aweto—™ 11* MerekaatV*' Wewark. Alleatwaln, of ««•*•!*,

ndtaielpUfl,

rraskSsj if Wheeliad, Clay, *T Newport,

TH1S A«I Wt YMDWEmDEHT,

And la not governed by rules or rates of any oomWnatkm. TlesBO^all

GULICK & BERRY,

GENERAL DEALERS IN

Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals,

PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, &c.,

C*Hier Mala and F—rtit 8^% Turn

Pure Bnuxilss, WhUkict«ttd Wkm for MedietBftlUses.

The "EVERLASTING"

CUT IN PRICES

'-OF—

DRY GOODS!!

W.8.HYCEACO.

A. -fw

ALL SUMMER GOODS irrespective of value must now be closed out.

Linen and Grass Cloth,

—AND-^

White Victoria Lawn Suits,

INCLUDING

J***.<p></p>Season

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Parasols and Faus! 1

Will be CAST OUT for

"CiREEX BACKS"like"DEVILW

to inake place for SPIRITS.'*

THE M|ULLENI|Iftw AP

PROACHES, '.

And la now near at hand for all who choose to avail themselves of LOW

PRICES for the next 30days, at

kt jr'

W.8.BTCE&CO.

-. til tsl .n~y

Comfort and Graces

JS SECURED BY THE

NEW CORSET

At tlie BEE HIVE.

TOO HOT TO SEW!

Bnj ChildrewHi Dreesca and Moalha Underwear at "Cl»*tB| Oat" prices At the BEE MIVK.

IwiLL NOT FADE.

l4ie Blue, Boarlet and Black, striped Hosi sold..,. At the BEE HIVB.

CONDUCIVE TO HEALTH AND COM,v FORT,

IJght danae Hwdrrwear I for Adult «r Child, ,-V At the BEE HITK.

ANTI-SUN STROKE.

The remarfcahty flue and cheap SVT3I UK* BBELLA, told At tbe BEE MITB.

HEAT ANNIHIIJATED

By a huge JAPANESE FAIT, From the BEE MITB. W

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HUNTER'S, 167 Main Street

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