Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 5, Number 20, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 14 November 1874 — Page 5

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PEOPLE.

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THEL8ATURDAY EVENING MAIL tSSP aaie each Saturday afternoon by A. H. DooJey„.^- Oper* House. A R. B*UTER^OO~ M. r.Crafts,! .... .©Pfc g®«-

PmtA ...Beach Block. A. B. Phelan Cor. 4th and vi« a fnnnflf III*. Wtligr Parker A DU r-Mn.o^f1 in,!' Reu. Allen 3. a Dowd —TSH* C- V. Decker —Mattoon, Ills. J. K. Lsngitim tiw neasile. I P«*m»w Jk Merrltt „„~.0»ktown, ln.l P. M.CtulQr I"*1 E. K. kanww, III*. Hiram Ucklf*b*?r...-..«~- Annapottm 111*.

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This intensely interesting story was commenced in The Mail of October 3rd. Back numbers cut be bad oh application at this office or at any of the news depots.

SKUBCT your almanaoa.

EAT buckwheat and scratch.

EU PBRKWS, Monday night.

Hujnrrr DUMPTY, Tuesday nffht.

THE big Police Ball, Wednesday night.

THIS TOTJIELAST day for paying county taxes. Tas Fnnny Pox cornea again to tickle us on Tuesday evening.

TUB Knights Templar party start for New Orleans, on the 25th. -t *"x

THB Hibernians will dance the old year out and the New Year in, A CHANGE In the running of trains occurs to-morrow on the Vandal la. .» -m

Tare Fifth Avenue Company will return here for two nights, before the holidays.

Ttfm sale of seats for Humpty Dumpty Is now progressing at the Central Book •lore.

Tips wages of secttoa bands on the I. fc St. L. R. R. have been reduced to fl.lOadsy. A

Tms Fanny B. Price troupe will play In this city, on the evening of (fee 15th of December.

AWWMWW have panned om% exceed ingty well to managers, thus Okr the present sesssn.

MXBMODL, the tmrglar, and Patterson, the cow thtei were taken down to JeffersonvSIa, this week.

THK Telegraph Mills this week, gave eighteen barrels of corn meal to the on flortuaste people of Nebraska.

MAQOSB MITCHISLI. contra on the evenings of the 24th and 25th, instead of aext Tharaday, as has been stated.

T*x receipts of the Fifth Avenue CombiuaUcm, at the Opera H«u*e, Monday evening, were $1,040. It is good to have a Dime. ijajsaJCKXTs.—The fcJQowing is a list of tetenaecits in the city cemetery since

Nov. t-Jacob Yeakie, age years rslvala. Kov.f-Ja&nt of P. RUo* age years Ml KHU fever.

Nov. IS—Jacob K. Qrtstoer, age year* Jacob liiity.

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yean, 1 Month consumption

T« strongest combination that law jet appeared on the streets in the handorgan fcoainess. Is a of very large stattm, both srtns las pale-fhced wife turning the emak, and a littl* diild seated upon the taetniti xmt. The appeal ibr charity is perfeeMy iirnsist-

Mawuaos L»c» .\h«b.—The .ilowing nariiasa Uosnses have twsn tamed by the Ooanty d«rk sin** «or faattreport: laeoS Chandler a»vd Siwiy B*owa. «MWI JooMund States Mos**-

J«tia Simnasrmsn sad Srtilv arpsn#. Alasso Keteh«y sod Ms«l« lUa^msn. WUliaia O. HMrk* atwl Mary A. Br»»wo. JTowiph R. Onvsll sadA«n«a Wrls.

W.¥. Raw sail Carrie Fowlrt,

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Saorax your seata tor Humpty Damply Tuesday evening.

IF the maskrats are to f* wOted on, a mild winger is before us.

Tars MAII^ a good apple and a varm Are are not no bad to alt up with.

WE are glad to see tb* City Marshal enforcing the ordinance against obstructing the sidewalks with mer-

8BVKRAL ftre alarms recently, bat no fires worth speaking of. These alarm boxes are so handy that we fear the department is called out often when the alarm might have been avoided. !T

Osb by one the old men of our city are dropping by the wayside, and are laid away in the cemetery. The last is the venerable Jacob K. Crisher, who died la»t Sunday evening at the advanced *S« of eighty-nine years.***-'

THK bog slaughtering season opened here to-day by D*vis & Co. The other houses will start in next week, if weather continues favorable. #6,00 a hundred is about the ruling price, al though buyers dislike to pay more thwi $0.75.

Turn tint of a series of musical entertainments will occur at the chapel of St, Stephens church next Wednesday evening. Some of the very best amateur talent in the eity will take part in these soirees sad much real pleasare may be anticipated.

A BIO shoe fkatory, td give employment, at first, to fifty or seventy-five persons, is projected by Richard Dunni gan, L. A. Burnett, Charles Titus and Mr. Clark, late of Clark A Wright. The building will be three stories high, and located on Laiayette street, near Kern's mill.

THROCQH the efforts of Rev. Parker MHligan,assisted by J. N. Shepherd,Mrs. R. J. Milligan and Mrs. Mattie Lindermuth a car load of provisions and clothing was solicited in this city this week and shipped free of charge over the I. fc St. L. R. R. to destitute people in Kan sas. Mr. Milligan went out with it to see that the contribution was properly distributed.

THK City Coancil has under consideration a preposition to take the judicial duties from the Mayor, and create Police Judge. The proposed change meets the fiwor of Mayor Thomas, who says that almost every day he has to pass judgment upon laws that he has been instrumental in making. The Mail advocated this separation previous to the last general city election. Hie office of Mayor should be made more ornamental than otherwise, with only nominal salary. ^**1

JUST four weeks ago this evening William Rudifer shot Jere Pickard Loekily the murderous purpose did not result fat&Ily. Piekard is about able to resume his du^ios, and Rudifer has entered upon along and dreary imprisonment of ten years in the Penitentiary. He was arraigned in the Criminal Court on Tho rsdav, By advice of his attorney W. W. Leathers, of Indianapolis, he plead guilty and was sentenced to ten years in the State's Prison. hariee Dudley, his companion In crime, was advised to plead guilty, and woaid probably have been awarded five i» He refused, stood before a jury, and was toid to go down for nine yesr*.

A singular episode in this mysterious aflUr and in the Hfo of this strange man was his marriage on Thursday evening, after sentence, to a woman calling her«elf Minnie Shaler, who came from IndisnapoUs, a rather handsome and well appearing woman, immediately after the «f*«M*»«y the groom was put in his solitary and that night started with ilMtoOeom on his weddiug tour, stopptorf at Jeibraanville. the bride reh' rr until ytwterdsy, when she r. *sd: Indianspotis.

Thr uii..io amor has boen admirably t*fi by oar oiBcith and fertlito «. I ehi ri'1 fli-t 4hf)«lel) ttb ii4 -i.il- "f ,i- iii ci 'ucf dHsnrini of ^r»-•«!

MIMOA HOIR&K8.

A sari** of mustcai mAxtm will be given by soma of lur leading amasmrs of lOrro Haato daring the winter. The tin* of the sertes will tab placwattlie ehapol ofMt. dtophea^ citareiH Wedne^ davevroinfTN«*.l«h. Hekoto, either ^Hie or the season, e*n be obtained •t news depot, or Armstraagffe dr«« **on*

COAL OIL FIFTEEN CMN7V PER GALLON.

hmt aad«fM«ioiMi quarters, «w are pro-: patcd to offlir to ttk» dtteMM of Ttot tlaato a further ttdoctkm {a Coal OU l»»v. «*-•»•$ «M«ed the reduetloo of H! front MtolSeMHaperidUkm, profme*' *9 attll ftuther to tt is t-ithoas wh« will eatt .»ur ?-(.- rtnin '"WOWT Of fi |t-»Ms*rtry ^tr-W* Sr t»« 5 »•!.»ifi nt if,f *•*.

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GBOMBS L. Fox, the great original and unsurpassed Humpty Dumpty, comes again on Tuesday evening with his strong combination. An extended notice is not heeded in his case to introduce him to the public. All know him by reputation. Hundreds of our people have seen him, if not here, it was in New York where for 1,408 nights he filled the Olympic. He carries about the country his own scenery, and is thus enabled to produce his startling tricks and wonderful transformations the as in New York City. If you haven't seen Fox go and see him by all means if you have seen him, yeu will certainly go again.

TERRE HAUTE SATURDAY EVENING MAIL.

the churches.

Rev. S. F. Dunham, of St. Stephen's church, will read, at the 11 A. *. services, to-morrow, the Pastoral letter of the House of Bishops of the Episcopal church. At the 7 r. *. service, the subject will be "What saw in England."

Rev. M. Crosley, at the Universalis church, to-morrow morning, will speak of "The Sab lath Day, its use and Abuse in the evening, "Gehenna, or Hell Fire." He preaches also at Fort Harrison school house, at 3 o'clock.

Rev. C. R. Henderson, at the Baptist chapel—morning subject: "Gradations In Responsibilityevening sermon, on "The Enlarged Definitions of Faith."

Rev. N. IJ. Brakeman, at Centenary, preaches in the morning, and in the evening delivers the third lecture of the course to young men, on "Bible Truth Demonstrated by Human Experience."

Rev. Edward W. Abbey preaches at the Secoud Presbyterian church, in the morning on "Fellowship with Christ."

Rev. K. F. Howo preaches in the Congregational church, to-morrow morning. His subject in the evening well be

Drew." THANKSGIVING DAY. President Grant has designated Thursday, Nov. 26, as the day for National Thanksgiving. Our ideas in this country of thanksgiving are peculiar. We slaughter the unoffending but succulent turkey, and mash the gentle pumpkin. Then we eat ourselves into a dyspepsia, and think ail the time we're giving thanks for God's goodness to us during the preceding year. Yet we are the most intelligent people In the world* All who delight in the dancc will attend the grand ball of the O. U. R. S. at Dowling Hn}l on Thanksgiving evoning. Every preparation is being made to cause it to be the affair of the season.

tt f^jns PLATN TO SEE ggd?Jl That Brennan, the Ohio street tailor, can put up a suit of clothes choaper than the Main street houses. He has very low rents he does his own cutting he is a practical tailor, and while cutting clothes can cut all the corners In the way of saving. All who contemplate getting into a suit of clothes this fall will consult their interests by examing his prices and the elegant stock of goods he is now exhiblting,

NEW JEWELRY! NEW SILVER WARE! Just" received at O. Trask'a, another large involoe of Solid Silver and Silverplated Ware. New and beautiful pat terns, richly chased and engraved. Gold Watches, Bracelets, Chains, and Ladles Setts, all elegant patterns at greater reduction in prices than ever. If you wish to make Bridal or Christmas presents, you can be sure of finding something to please at the Marble Palace Jewelry Store.

SAVING FUND FOR NOTIONS.

IT IS SO NOW EVERY WHERE. "The Singer and Wheeler oc Wnson seem to be doing a fair business, but, judging from appearances, I should say that the Howe is doing more than any other office here, In the same amount of territory."—[Philadelphia letter in the Sewing Machine Journal for October.

-"WOMAN'S HAIR IS HBB GIXBY."— Salvia, Castor Oil and Glycerine Pomade at Buntin & Armstrong's.

SAVING FUND FOR NOTIONS.

NEW GOODS FOR EVERY ONE WHO VISITS THE POPULAR CENT STWRE, FOURTH STREET, NEAR

MAIN*

1 .— SO GLAD!

And now the newspaper men aro glad. The Howe Sewing Machino makes things so lively for its competitors that they are forced into liberal advertising to try to save their laurels. Tho "Howe' is permanent and the printers rejoice.

TEN DOLLARS REWARD. A reward of $10 will IXJ paid by tho city for the arrest and conviction of any person or persons found breaking the gla» or otherwise Injuring the gas or gasoline lamp*.

By order of the Common Council* F. ScnwiManocrBtsB, City Clerk. —EVERYTHING NEW IN THE MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODH LINE, AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES, AT 8. L. STRAUS' 14W MAIN ST.

the no wis sswrrn machine Is rapidly superseding all other* in publie estimation. Try It, and yon will se^ why. Offloe, No. 890, Main, between Third and Fourth

Om LASTINVQICK.

FIFTY DOZEN LAD!03 SILK TIES. IN ALL SUA DEES. IPRICE TKN CENTS. VISIT THE POPULAR CENT SIT)RE, FOURTH STREET.

GIVES THEM A WA Y.

i. R. Chamben to ahead in enterprise. !Ie gives away a beautiful new tea canlater to every one that buys a pound of hischoioe Fresh Teas. 3. R. bass splendid stock of teas now.

CHILDREN'S WEAR*

WOOLLEN KNIT HOOTW,

CL-OAKS,

HOSIERY AND WOLLEN

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THE STAR MEAT MARKET Is the place for your nice Pork Steaks, Beefsteaks, Roast Beef, Mutton Chops, Veal Cutlets and Roasts, Sausage Bulagna, Ac. P. P. Mischler, proprietor, Main street, west of 7th.

OYSTERS.—For well filled cans, go to Wright A Kauffman's, corner Seventh and Main streets.

—FELT HATS IN ALL THE LEADING SHAPES AND COLORS. AT 49 Main

S. L. STRAUS', 149

BUCKWHEAT FLOVS,

Warranted pure, at Wright fc Kaufman's.

Hi, ROOT & CO.

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Opera House Corner.

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THE CONTINUED unseasonable weather In every part of the country obliges importers and Jobbers in New York to make still greater sacrifices on all kinds of Dry Goods.

Our Mr. Root is dally taking advantage of the situation, and sending us bargains for all our different departments which must convince the most economical buyers that the

Great Headquarter! Dry Goods

Is the place to get fttll value for money expended.

Close Cash Bayers,

Hhould examine our elegant line of

Black Cashmeres, from 90 cents up. fw.Black Drap Be Etes!^. Black Almas. Bl'k Empress Cloths, from 45 cents up. Black Brilllantlnes, front 50 cents up. Bl'k Alpacas, from 25c up. Black Irish Poplins, *1.25, $1.40, $1.50. Black Merinos, 75 cents, $I.OO, $1 25. Black Henriettas. Black Bombasines, $1.50 ^1.75,^2.00.

EXAMINE

GX)D8 TO

KEEP EVERYBODY CXlMFORTABIJS WHO VISITS THE POPULAR CENT STORE FOR CHEAP GOODS, FOURTH STREET, NEAR MAIN.

FINE OYSTMR&

The toeat oysten tmn^ to this market are sold by Ed. W. Johnson, Main stwei. Just above Sixth. JustMk Itnracaaof his

MBSephant^s

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SAVING FUND FOR NOTIONS.

f?f yr*reRat,K ny A flNIGA to n.: h^ IXjnmx A AaifctfKMwi'a,

New Cloaks, New. Shawls and Furs.

EXAMINE

New Felt Skirts and Flannel Skirtings.

EXAMINE

New Beavers andCloakingK.

EXAMINE

New Heal Kkln Baequeii with Fun.

EXAMINE

New Paisley apd Broche Shawl*,

EXAMINE

New Flannels and Blanket*.

EXAMINE

New Winter Dress Oooda.

EXAMINE

New Hashes, Ties, lUbbons*

EXAMINE Nw

(.limps, Ornaments and Buttons.

EXAMINE

New Underwear, Hcskvy and Gloves.

EXAMINE

New Calicoes and Domentlcs.

EXAMINE

New Uoods arriving dally at

Hoberg, Root & Co.,

OPERA HOUSE.

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Conservatory of Music,

Beach's Btoefc,M« Mala St., rioor, TERRE HAUTE, IND.

^.dklLROttlWB, W. H. PA1UJE,

cents, wnts. cents.

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The Terre Haute Business School and ___ Penmanship Institute of Leverans A A Golder, on the southwest corner of. X*-XA.kJ Fourth and Ohio streets, meeting with Oluch success and encouragement. Practical Book-Keeping, single and double entiy, Commercial Arithmetic, Penman' ship and English Language are taught. Young men and women, this is the plaoo to spend your evenings.

THieetor.

ScCyATressnrer.

Bsafisfbafrastisii.

E. C. Xllbwinio, Teseher of Piano, Organ, Votes and Harmony, and conductor of Ohoml t'nion. ttohnrt Brown, T«eh«r ef OreHestral In•trumentK. vocalisation, tneludtns KloeuHon and Hinslas iieader of Orchestra.

Wm. KoheCTVaetwr of llano and Organ and Pianist tor Clioral Union. W. II. Palie, Assistant TVscher.

Miss Ada Joaea, Aartstant WsMftisr of iFlatK.

Piano attd Organ. A-HnfcetW, TVaeher of

ttafstem of Notation, Harmoay, COrapowt ttoa, Instramentatkm, Vacalisatioa. Pmc(toe Cbon* ataginf, Piano Forte, Organ* Violin, Guitar, Flute, and *U Orchestrsflnstrameutx. f^ipils will be reoetved st any time.

MAnlteisfUiyatt^i^awe^ orsddmn

Is4iABs Conservatory of Mas'e,

sois Slain Jit., Terre llosl*.

P.O. DOX

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At 5 and 6 dollar*.

CLOAKS

At and lo dollar*.

CLOAKS

At IS and 19 dollar*.

CLOAKS

St.

MINCEMEAT\

At Wright A Kauftnan'a.

dW ALL THE DELICACIES Of the season prepared in the highest of the oullnary art, at "Pelpenbring's Ladies and Gents Dining Room and Confectionery," 173 Main street.

At 18a

At 18 and 80 dollars.

CLOAKS

At S» and 80 dollars.

DON'T MISS

w. S.Ryce & Co.

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Steal Skin Cloaks, mink Fuw-Jluff and Boa* Black American liable. BlaekLjnx—.Vlnffand Boa. Seal Set (»~ai nfflloa A Caps.

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All Far* lt®na |t.W a act np to One Hundred Dollars. Walk ts the FOUNT A Of HEAD.

W. S. Ryce & Co.

Leave your orders at the Office, corner ol Second and Chestnut streets at Quackenbush & Earle, Main street, or at Lee Broa,.eorner Sixth and Ohio.

Yard on C.4T.H.B.K.and CfcMtant at reel. qiJACKENBCSH A EARLE,

Miners and Bhippen* of

SUPERIOR BLOCK COAL, KSICKEBBOCKEBMIMES, 8AI.1XE, INDIANA.

Office, 1S Main street, Terre Haute.

for cash.

CHILDREN'S GOODS! Glove«, Hosiery, Corsets,

T? A TYTMil TTnTlQ I? I lin and Merino Underwear, Dresses, Cloaks, Hoods, Leff Knit Caps, Mitts, Sacquts, Bibs,

TiTRS. COLE A MAYFIELD, HAVE OPENED A 1*' Iress and Cloak Making

Establishment, —T- qgtjft

K. B. COIEI MILUNEBT STORE, 691 Main Street, And are now prepared to make Ladles* Dresses and Cloaks in the latest and most Fashionable Style, and at Very Reasonable Prices. They feel confident they can eivr iLa entire satisfaction, dies Is anteed.

The patrons of the rorkg OCtl7

dies is respectfully solicited. All work guar-17-4t

H. O. 1CCCLURK, A. B. QtTACKKNBtJSH. JOB* X.. KARLE.

J^EW COAL YARD.

McClure, Qnackenbush & Co., Are now prepared to deliver a To any part of the I 1 I eltjr in large or small \J\_r

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Saline Bloek Coal also Bttnminoos Coals of best quality. Stove Wood by the cord or wagon load.

W. S. RYCE & C%

Have Jost reeeiw) ?'??..

S |PR FIFFY PL£CW*TT|.

CassimeresiJr

For Men and Boys' wear, which will be ho 4 from 25 cents to 60 et^f Ter Yard I'natT Fom-*

25 Pieces Cat Balf

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Prices from $2.00 to w.

W.». Ryce A Cdl

NOW 18 THE TI MB TO BOY

Black Alpacas, Mohsfra and Black Cashnterflfc A

Bee Hive, No. 163 Main Street

W. Ryce A €•.

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Bee Five, No-163 Main Street

Ladies' Night Robes, Chemise, Drawers, Merino Underwear, Elegant Gros Grain Sashes, Ties, beautiful shad#A Silk Handkerchiefs, new, New Veils, Collars, Ruchings^i Button and Gauntlet Kid Gloves.

Bee Hive. No 163 Main Streefe

STATE OF INDIANA, QO COUNTY.—In the Vli vourt, February Term 1875—Joi Itn vs. John «. Barnard, et al, la At ment No.B85. Be it known that on the 11th day of 1 vember 1874, said Plaintiff filed an A18(_ vit in due form, showing that said John Harnard is a non-resident of the Btata Indiana.

Hwld non-resident defendant is hereby tiflt of the pendency of said action a iiSni, and that the same will stand fort *he February Term'of said Court lu war 1875.

"THESE PRICES DO IT!}

ill the Ue«t li t-'J cent IPrluts for cents.

Attest: MARTIN HOLLINOER, Cleric.,

PEOPLE COMING 100 MILES!

&£&}* e»t£'Z*.€ 4L

CROWDS OF CUSTOMERS!

Cocheco, Spragne* Jlerrimack Prints, 8 cenfei

SIDE BAND PRINTS SAME PRICE!!

Real good Prints, 6 cents. Reversible Striped Shawls, 91.75, All wool Flannels, 22 cents. Heavy Waterproof Cloth, S6 eenti*. Oood Cottage Carpets, 35 and .10 eents. Yard wide Dress« _• Heavy Shlrtln« lireastlooda, 25 e*

Don't forget—All the Best Prints at 8 cents.

Thousands of other bargain* Brinp ur mon«or with you as we sell cash—-only way we can sell at above rate*. OOOD BIKTO^WAR PRICl^

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Frlagte 8 TO HAHS

Worsted Bullion IN ALL THE NEW SHADES TO THIS HKKSa GOODS.

CHILDREN'S

FURSlCQUESa

HAVE ARRIVKD AT W.«. Kyce

OPENED TH18 DAY,

200 S11NLS!

OtCMUUI StlfjMk

The Oreate^ Bargain Ever Kaewo.

Society Meetings*

O. U. A. M.—Franklin Oountfi/SH: Urder of United Anverlcan Heoh meeta eVery Moodajr evening in A: ran Mechanics Hall, uerthwest eora Kiith and Main streets, at 8 s'clock. memb rs and visiting members are l^ luvlMd to attend our

K. STOCK. R.« tnl

O THE PUBLIC,

We have now a Practical Working

having to send it away as before, both in ManBfactnrlng and Repairing.

Blamond Celling. Oltl Gold and Nilrtir

As* MADE INTO NEW JEWELRf,

0. H. MTT.T.NE,

From NEW YORK,

COR. 5th and MAIM STN.. over WD&a iiruN. A Hunley'a Dry Uoods Stere. agr P.S.—Work done for the trade. [b£&I

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H'-avy Mashns, 7,8,» and 10 eenlnr Ucdalnes. 12Ji and 15 ofents.

FOSTER BROS, Terre Eant%' Jp 1

u-tory Jeans, ii5 to 50 cents. .ton Flannels, 11 oentaand npwai|Nl» ,:rsfn Carpets,, 45 cents tb fl.00, ft »*ul "•.,/). 'a 4 worth

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WHES IOC i«i THK CITW

Go to Boland's

PALACE SHOE STORE,

Where yon will Hud Ike largest and bent seleetHI stock of HOOTH and

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the city, end sold I9H

No. 145 Main St, ^115th and 6th. V:

TEBREEATJ.J IKBIANA

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