Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 5, Number 5, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 1 August 1874 — Page 5

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Waveiand, Ind.

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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ttalo—flhow J. Whsqbiiii. 1 W. 8bl«lda. Por Rent—Front Room—Mi*. Brown. K*tr*y—Mare-W. ILfitalllvaa. d—Romnaa Lee Turk. eral Noticr—Mr*, Catharine Hodnat. Lunch Room—Whit« & Mewbi jr. iiry Goods—Wlleon Brc*. ui '. I»ry Cloada-B. Greinr. Hitverware-4). Tiwk. (iiwwta dtwfi Bond. Grooertea-BartKHir A Uree nough. Groceries .Arthur MllUgan.

Hate—Howe and Yste*. l^reeeriptlcros—AartAa A Block. lioota and HhC' %:.tHB»tou. Ho«R FurnJWi.ug HyeeV C*rj»el Halt •Hwr« MeKeet*.

Administrator'* Hal*—IX. C, Cooper. lUp«bllean Coanty Ticket. How* Mewing Machtuc I omMny. Well Plggl**—Hcott's Pump H«meveI--ITw. Link AM itchell. Wan tnl—Mm—How^ H. M. Co. —FROM THIS DAY until the Close Of the nenon we offer all Summer Qoo^||t Unttly Beduccd Prk«.

EBunon A Co.. Opera House.

8HOW day.

FIRST day of August.

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WEATHER pleasant enough this week.

A SEW map of the city Is contemplated. No raipoBM^xtE at the Opera House to-night. ..

TH* water from the artesian well is certain death to fleas. WATERKKLOK corner" te putting on its annual importance.

Tar* "complimentary benefit*' to Mine Fanny & Price last Saturday evening was not beneficial to the benificiary.

HUNL BROTHERS, near this city, hare water works of their own water being pumped andforced through the pipes by a wind-mill. vl

THE regular monthly meeting of the Horticultural Society next Thursday will be in the abape of a picnic at the Fair Grounds.

THE members of the Machinists and Blacksmith's Union have an eye to the beautiftil and their halt is one of the most elegantly furnished in this city.

A mm, complete and authentic directory is one of the needs of this city. Cant some person get out one who cares more- for correctness than money making?

WE defy any person to carry anew well rope a half dawn squares without some "smart Alee*' making the interrogatory: "Are you going to hang yoorselff"

TAKE one cuenmber, half a watermelon, six ears of green corn, a plate of cabbage, half dosen unripe peaches and a dish of ice cream—mix inside—then lor the doctor—no, the undertaker.

TIIK school property in Harrison township, outside the city, during the seven years administration of Trustee George Naylor, has Increased In value from 12,500 to $25,000. Four of the five wooden bouses have been replaced with elegant brick at noctures. Mr. Naylor takes a pardonable pride in his i^orkftr the county schools.

W* agree with the Journal In Its assertion that the lamentable death of young Reeves at the bathing establishment on Rwnday evtmfng, can in no way be Impute to the fknlt of our esteemed fellow-d Mr. Delano, the owner of the baths. He haa for weeks and month# been constantly *v iged fn perfecting rar4t-^ by wtt^i* »ho gas should be a^jj.ji-.l Atom n..» water befere the water readied the bathing tuba. And he every right to u-ve t'l.it he ted affiimly sttOt-' la the-**' j6wta.

Th* eB^r pnws. In Us kindness to" Mr. Deiaaft, htm a1»-.w# a dtaqp..U ant~fUi fehe wl.,_Uc*n-.:4WWd' .-f WiiUeBc^v^ and to hack the feet that thave is any danger from awiftwrtSon »»y i" takingbathf .1? tht if-'-lan well. 'i'h^ Is wrong. wt tlie disposition toli im Mr. Detan*'^ ^ex"pris«v butottfMy to tht prthOe iwpeb uato^t«a aea! 1 wi to health, or**4** inrnfewi i««Xfcfci»e the, gttai.j* tMt help laektse si hand %he« ah it Is taken. i«»t a It me belbrf vouaf1 UMIIII rek ..uii. it yo-rry 1 «'!•. c!r-y at

mt hSrW i'1 He U»"open niH- (S»«r» him. It Is

(peer wawtlon fin Ms and sat dtown upon a ^«el. it at Oils a.~

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1»—ad ^waag aattw* pteoe in tiie W» hep* IWa word oTcawHnn will in no way intarf wfn. r",. pm ..fflh ««Wlb th fater jmm* --^es sdwfol powMtlbrdiMn dtaMM^. b'-.t in it have a mm to gwwd af^mt 1

one month

County Fair.

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of the Vnkm Vtmt ugt Depot.

THTE R^mblknn county ticket will be In our advertising columns.

LOOK out for thieves and pick-podbta to-day, and guard yoor house at

TOM Fanny & Prlee Oampany wUl play OiMiiile at Marshall next Wednea* day evening.

PMMOJBI lesving the city fbr the summer can have The Mail sent to them regularly from this office. j*

IT has been remarked before, buttbere is a satisihetkm in repeating it, that there are tew handsomer spots hereabouts tha«i pur County F*ir Crounds.

Taa reeoed of marriage lloenseafamied this week, exhibits unusual buoyancy in the matrimonial market—and that too in the wid«t of the heated term.

THE engineering of the city now costs about P°r annum. City Engineer Strout gets |2,000 his assistant f1,200 the remaining #800 will be consumed in tent, stationery Mid incidentals,

THE new lunch house of White A Mewhinncy, in the rear of their bakery, is adorned with an elegant cupola or observatory, from which a fine view can be obtained of the interior arrangements of The Mail printing establishment, \»,,

TOM Coujxa—spread out on a sheet— (of music)—arrived in the city last evening. It to a rattling song and chorus, the title page appropriately illustrated.

The foregoing four lines appeared last week. We Intended to add that W. H. Paige A Co., have the music.

UFO* the whole our ffcrmera hereabouts have nq cause for complaint of this year's harvest and of the crops yet to he garnered. Sidney Smith's boast that it is only necessary to "tickle the earth with a hoe to make her laugh with a harvest," seems literally true.

THE next huge gathering at the County Fair Grounds, will be the meeting of Spiritualists of this and other States, a sort of campmeeting, commencing on Thursday, the 27th inst., and continuing over Sunday, a period of four days. The County Fair commence® immediately after. 1

THE barn of Wm. Price, on Fruit Ridge Avenue—not the house as reported—was burned on Wednesday while the fhmily were at the Granger's picnic. Loes about $1,000. It is supposed to have been the work of an incendiary, but the fire may have caught from the ashes of a cigar Mr. Price was smoking just before starting.

XxTBRatszra.—'The following is a lisf of interments in the city cemetery since last report

July ft—Mrs. Dora Rentan, age 21 years consumption. July 24—Infant of A. W. Jones, age 1 Jrear ami»months.

July35—inlknt of Loui* Walker stillborn. July »—Mrs. Johanna Smith, a«e77 yearn old ace.

July 27—Mlcw Hollovrell. July 2»—William H. Beeves, age 18 years rafTocated by gaa.

July 2»—Infant of Fr«i. Prenw, age 1 year and 7 months- whooping cough. July 29—Christopher Sneider, age 73yeare nu flbcated by gao.

SENATOR MORTON, accompanied by a number of distinguished gentlemen of Indianapolis, cane over yesterday afternoon, and while in the city was the guest of Linus A. Burnett. During the afternoon leading citizens of both parties called on the Senator at Mr. Burnett's residence. At night, In the presence of an Immense audience at the Opera House, he delivered an able argument in favor of continuing the Republican party in power. The Senator read his speech, seated at a table. Ho looks feeble, haggard and care-worn. He left

In the Mrector's car of the

Vandalia for the Hot Springs, where he will stay several months.

MAXXIAOS LICENSES.—The foiiawiiig marriage licenses have been issued by the County Clerk «§wt» our last report

Chari«»R Talbotth I Jennie H. Smith. BenJ. F. Maynsrd and Manr J. Jtmlon. Joan Pef*o*m and FJhra Patrfek. I tarry Hamtet and Katie iiathrle. JCMRPH A. CoHrHI and Mary M. A. MOM*. Win Held Woodaand Sarah MeK!nri William W. Wright and Sarah K. Andrew J. Pinwn and Naney A. WarBi Chart** Handy and Mary A. Bally. J: H. Roaemaa and Mary L. W •.. 1 y.-fte gyalrd and Carrie J^WIAC Lv.. U. IMms Lydla Drown.

TVieieiJttli IlTrTOPROWE.—This l«iaowi^e show, patterned after Itanium's New iifcrk Uippodroa*t arrived In the 4ty tMs inonsin4, and gives perfofroas ":ttai"*flerri''-on and rviiing. Our peupie can obtauu aome idea of this ititerestii^ «*d vast e«tri)ii8hment from thedtlcogo **The Hippo!r me wiii Ik- found an agr««ab1e djaaj to thomqrnkally indlned, pleasaiit dlven«ot for thoae who de^ir-tto be anraaed.*'— [CHikago Tribune. •«The t&od ki fine, the raoea exxellent skill and iqx^d. and quite novel In raspeela. The Indian foot-race st a swift horse, the aharM mem, drawn by ftmr eteedt abre*^ the races, and a variety of good and j,:- r'ainimmhk ewitributes to the jgiL W-

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Yesfeatdav% exhibttlofi wasafRK«vias tn avery partleatar. The management mtMI«d with tism nttrtmage they weeived, and tia p«btle w«r» gratifted by Ihe perfermaaea, and w«ai th^r might be^ fwexeeptioa eould aoflreelybetaken u- tht (sogranmae. the antfra eombimamUm eoaalof widbh hamt aea» inthia dty."—{Chirago inter-

"A aodhwwewHwemaed the md sport* last night and prrmoutwed It the best id»ow

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miMmAND CASUALTIES. Thishaa been a remarkable week for crimea and accidents resulting In loss of lift and property

The first and one of tbe saddest oecurwaa the death of young Willie tote route manager of the Ga-

On Sunday evening, while bath

ing at Uta river artaaia* baths, he was overcome by the gas which comes up from the well with the water, and although taken out within half a min»£e and medical aid promptly summoned, he expired in a short time. He was a remarkably intelligent yuuth and waa warmly endeared to his companions.

On the next morning, an old nun waa found dead lying to the ditch which carries the water from the well to ihe liver. This waa outside ami some distance from the baths. It proved to be Christophef* Sneider, seventy-three years of age, a man of very intemperate habita. It to supposed that he waa bath ing in the water, was suffocated by the gas, fell back in the water and waa drowned. S r.i'i

During the heaVy "alorm" of Sunday evening, the lightning struck a house just south of the Providence Hospital, and Mrs. McFall, who had gone upstairs to cloae the windows, waa Instantly killed. The sister and two sons of Mrs. McFall, in a lower room were so shocked as to be thrown to the floor, but soon recovered.

On Monday afternoon, in daylight, the house of Ft Garvin, on south Seventh street, was entered, and a watch, a pair of pants, hoots and a ring were taken. Mr. Garvin with his family are visiting in Pennsylvania.

Monday "night the rbsktcnoe of W. H. Perdue, on the north side of Cherry street, east of Sixth, was entered between the hours of 12 80 and 1:30, by breaking the fastening of a shutter. Articles of clothing were scattered about the floor and some $85 or $40 in monCy taken. Mr. Perdue was up with a sick child at the hours above named, and the burglary was effected within that hour.

About twelve o'clock Tuesday night three men with their faces partly masked entered the house of Fred Dickman, near Col. Thompson's residence, stunned Mr. D. with a blow over the head, tied the entire fhmily, took some two hundred dollars in money, and left. The fistmlly did, not succeed* in releasing themselves from their bonds until four o'clock in tbe morning.

Yesterday morning, McCarty, head switchman in the Vandalia yards, this city, was run over and killed by a backing train. It was an accident for which no one was to blame. The deceased was an estimablo young man, twenty-three years of age, and the Gaxetto states was to be married in September to Miss Mary Brady, a young lady in the employ of Strauss, the milliner.

THE demonstration by the Patrons of Husbandry last Wednesday was a surprise to everbody. Near five hundred wagons and carriages in procession, extending from the Court House square to the Fair Grounds, filled with the hardy sons of toil and their families, all bedecked in holiday attire, was ono of the most pleasing sights that has been witnessed for along time. It showed that the formers are moving and taking steps to better their condition. The day was one of the most pleasant of the season, and the vast crowd at the Fair Grounds made ft one of hearty enjoyment. At the handsomely decorated stand, Past State Master, John Weir presided, and speeches were made by E. A. Olleman, of tbe Indiana Farmer, C. W. Stewart, of this city, and Dr. Furnas, of Hendricks county.

We hope to see more of these termer's {festivals to see the sturdy formers oome together, not so much to attempt to regulate trade and commerce, as to compare notes and leant how to make forming pay. Let the shiftless former mingle freely with the thrifty let him read more become more intelligent and while cultivating the ground learn to cultivate the acquaintance of his brother former and all will be the better for tbe Interchange of views. --p.*?-

CllUBClt NOTES.

Service at lit. Stephen'*, to-morrow, as follows: Litany and the celebration of the Holy Communion, at 11 A. M. Bev. Joseph S. Jenckes, Jr., officiating.

Servtoea in the Congregational church, to-morrow, at 11 A. and IK v. *. Rev. E. F. Howe, pastor. Subject of evening sermon "wing* of Riches." Boat* free. After this service the church will be closet! till further noticc.

Services in the Second Presbyterian church, to-morrow, at 11 A. M. Subject of sermon: "lod as a Kewardor." Sunday school and Bible class at 9K A. M. All are wade oleoma. LdwitrU W. Abbey, pastor

Bev. Parker Miliigati will preach in lite chapel of St. Agnes Hall, to-morrow, at 10* A, Hev. 1. «. Morrill Will preach in tbe evening at the usual hour. Sunday school at 9 A. ft. K. M. Walmsl«y, superintendent.

Kev. 1. W. Harris Wilt preach at MWst Hose, to-morrow evening. Centenary M. E, Church, northeast corner of Seventh and Eagle streets. Service in the morning by R«v. I. W. Harris, of St. Agneas Halt In the ©veiling, try Kev. Thomas Meredith, of Remington, Ind. Classes at the usual hour*. Sturiday «Coai at t% P. at. Sttla free, and a oordial Invitation to all.

-Dw. kmc a»0 Mncttsu hare removed their office to Dr. Link's resldenee, second door from the southeast "tmt of Seventh and Ohio atrcteia, where they will give special attention to the practice of medicine and mtgtry in the city and munty.

—Howe Slewing Mtodblfte Company of this city, have In the past two wec&a added in addition to their force ten (16) not* wagons. A km mom good men wanted to complete their force. Apply at Main street.

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YOU CAN FINDTAT"

RYOTS CARPET HALL,

UXJ5N FOR LAP ROBES,

STAIR LINEX,

R#t PK

LINT5N CRUMB CT/XTHS, in patterns and by the yard,

ENGLISH FELTB AND DRUGGETS,

at Special lam Price*, for ihe next THIRTY days.

TERES HAOTB, August t, 1874. Having returned to my old stand, I wish to Inform my friends and the public generally that I have opened a fine stock of Groeeriea, which I will sell at tbe lowest figure. Hoping by honesty and felr dealing to merit a share of tbe public patronage, I would respectfully say, please give me a call at Ho. 46 Ohio street, south aide, between 2nd and Srd.

JAKBBROWX.

RYCK'S CARPET HALL will offer a few dosen of their

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3VVHOIJ3SALK PRICKS During the month of Augulfc' Don't hum Utit opportunity.

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NOVELTY FOR LADIES. A, G. Austin A Co. have a cheap novel and aimple affklr in the way of a Hair Curling Iron that should claim the attention of the ladies. It is so constructed as to be heated from the inside by placing it on any ordinary gas burner, lamp or candle. For ladies traveling or boarding, they are very convenient. Call and see them, ladies.

VESTIBULE LACES. LACE SHADES. 1 LACE LAMBllEQtrfN&

REAL LACE CURTAINS.

I -'ULEGANT NOVELTIES I3SL

OTTOMANS, l" ''j HASSOCKS, AC., AC'.

ATiL AT REDUCED PRICES AT RYCE'S CARPET HALL.

—A few more good MEN WANTED at tho Howe Sewing Machine Office. Good inducements are offered to the right kind of men. 1

—Orders for well digging and cleaning, cistern cleansing and repairing, left at Scott's pump shop, on north 5th, between Cherry and Mulberry streets, will receive prompt attention.

—A SILVER PLATE SHOW CASEciglit feet long and other nice store fixtures can be had at a bargain, if applicacation is made immediately to J. Shaublin's old stand, on Main street, east of Sixth.

NOTIONS.

ILcHiJfS A GEDDKS will offer to the trade for the next 30 days bargains in Job lota or otherwise, in Hosiery,Gloves, Belts, Trimmings, Buttons, Rucliings, Collarettes, Collars, and many other goods—especially a very large stock of Suspenders, fresh from th£ W foctures, at very low prices.

Retail merchants would do well to call soon and secure bargains. j2^-3t.

CLOCKS.

For the best bargains go to 8. R. Freeman's. ELOURAT&M.

J. W. Wilson A Co, of Telegraph Mills are selling choice xsmily Flour, warranted and delivered to any part of the city, at $7.50 per barrel.

WATCH REPAIRING.

Best done at S. R. Freeman's. 1 JEWELRY. The richest patterns—best goods—lowest price at 8. R. Freeman's. ''Ttii WATCHES.'

Largest assortment ladles and gents'. IJUS^^ prices at 8. R. Freeman's. BEFORE BUYING Always exmaine goods aad prices at S. R. Freeman's.

terms. "Residence, No. 810 south Third street. ALI.KN I. AUHOTT.

Died.

HITDNITT-MI*. Catharine Hudnut, mother of Theodore Hwdnut, aaed 78 nt her residency on north Firet street, this morning at 2 o'clock.

Funeral services will take place this afternoon at 4 o'clock, at tbe raaldenee, conducted liy Rev. K. F. Howe. The frlond* are invited.

TrRK—On Tuefctay, JulyMst, WW, ats, o'clock }». En at Morrow, Ohio, of Choleralnrontum, Hoxanna I ah?, lnfiuit daughter of J. Ij.and M. A. Tnrk, aged one *mr, ane month and eight day*. Oar darlitm ta gone, we mlaa her sweet foce

And her ehiWIah prattle and gleeAnd wene'er shall cease to love and cherish The memory of our Roxanna Lee. Uy anM»l hands the bod waa plucked,

From the minted stem of IJOW, And been transformed to and aagel pure. In tbe (^lestlal city above.

The Markets.

White Wheals™... Alii Red Wheats—

Dry salted «... iv in

VLLOW—PrimeTAT0«»~5ew. IS tfTLTRt-Thlck^na, per doa,

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JUST ARRIVED. A NEW LOT OF CHEAP RUCHES, FIVE CENTO EACH. AND ALL OTHER GOODS MARKED DOWN LOWER THAN EVER. CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK BEFORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE.

FOtTRTH STREET, NEAR MAIN, r. FECHHEESER.

—THE LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCK OF MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS TO BE SOLD AT THE LOWEST PRICES AT & L. STRAUS', 149 MAIN STREET.

CTOBER ELECTION.

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REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET*

For Renrcnpntat1\fc Iff"1*1

A »AVIDC.«RKIN8k,wl4«rt/^i ^. JOHN K. CABiki For Auditor,

JOSHUA M. HJLL.

«v*r 11, fi^r ... For Recorder, i.' Tf HEPTER PATRICK. r.-

For Commissioner SnI Dlitrfcst,

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HARVKY K. BENTLKY. *I For Jndgf of Criminal Court/' ~i"' THOMAS B. LONG. ,/ For Prosecutor. Criminal Court, i- RICHARDS.TENNANT.

For Borveyor.

CHRISTOPHER N.DEMOItSBT.

For Coroner,

DAVID L. t'HKlrtTY.

/CLOSING OUT,

103 ^laiu Street,

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QLOH1NOOUT—Paraaola.'

LOSING OUT—#** Voikrellaa.

LOSING OUT-Fana.

LOSING OTFT—Underwear.

LOSING OUT—lloatery.

QLO^ING OUT-«lovea.

QLOHING OUT—Jewelry.

QL0B1NG OUT—White Goodoc.

QLOS1NG OUT—Child real's Drmeft

LOSING OUT—»blrt Walsta.

LOSING OUT—White Skirta.

LOSING OUT—Toilet Soaps.

LOSING OUT—Prices pat on

QLOSING OUT—«oods, dnringr

/^LOSING OUT—Sale.

BEE HIVE, 1«8 Main Si.

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SILVER WARE.'

The cheapest place in the state to buy to at S. R. Freeman**

TRMEE HAW* A«l#.'t.

The following flgam are paid to forn\«^l andoher«bydeeleriintl»lsHtyr BU 90^

MERIIt:\

and $27,

KBTA iL lUSSXt.

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CRY GOODS!!

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W. 8. RY't'E A CO. :*v -.1 i, **4 W-tH W

V, tr WILLIAM PAl»lk)CKjwto iv-' -fe 1 For Treasurer, **. 1 .w^rilRISTOPHBR A. RAY, fi* ff* *w For SberifT,

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

Linen and Grass Clotb,

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White Victoria Lawn Suits,

INCLUDING.

Parasols and Fans!!

Will be CAST OUT for

"GREEK BACKS"like -DEVILS"

to make place for -SPIRITS."

THE «MILLE»HJH" AP

PROACHES,

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

PRICES for the next 30 days, at

BLACK GROS GRAIN SILKS. BLACK GROS GRAIN SILKS. BLACK GROS GRAIN SILKS.

Black Alpacas. Black Alpacas. Black Alpacas.

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To keep things lively, we have inaugurated this week,

A SPECIAL SALE

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Black Silks and Black Alpacas,

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.'SPECIAL PRICES^

Thiw gfvfhg'ftri opportunity to those wanting a handsome SILK or ALPACA, this fell, to provide themselves in advance of the season, fully 25 percent, belovr regular prices. We mean what we SBV, as Ladies will easily asertain by an examinaon he a 1

VELSE^HELD A JA1JRIET, 020 Main St.

ill Silverware,

RICHLY ENGRAVED, CHASED'AND SAT-, TEEN FINISH.^

A OOl mannfhrtnrc arknowledged to be the bwt. SSMLil

TEA SETTS, worth $48, fj|0» and $63, for $30, $40 and $50. rt-.? IC E PITC EKM, worth $30/$25 and $35, for $15, $19

CAKE BASKETS, ISTOltS and FRUIT DINitl^ worth $S, $15 and $25, for $5.50, $11 and $19.

EVERY ARTICLE HAS THE COMPANY'S TRADE MARK WHICH 18^ GUARANTEE THEY ARE TRIPLE PLATE. '^r

SPOOMS and FORKS at proportionally low^giirea.

WATCHES, CIiOCKS and JEWEI^RT, twenty per cent lem than regular prices, at the

Marble Palace Jewelry Store, 618 Main Street

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