Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 5, Number 26, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 26 December 1874 — Page 5

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THE MAIL

A PAPIER FOR THE PEOPLF.

THBftATOKDAT EVENING

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Tas abertesi days are How you bad ft 'M^rry Christmas!"

WULAT did you tlnd tn your stocking?

the days will lengthen at both

en ?•. THBold year

going—

in th« now.

AKB joa reedy to pay that little bill? The first of January draws near,

GOOD deal of sneaking into the home thla week. Santa Claua, you know.

RnxwrAMci, reformation and remom will all be in order on New Yean Day.

Own more holiday and then, boys, a six months »n(eh nntll the Fourth ef July.

Nraw "Friday nifyaing turnovers new leaf *nd open a frseh Megunt, with oonseienoa. t- &

THK

Test time

the year to take a

Sunday school census is just before Christmas. BALI, of the Hibernian Benevolent Society st Dowling Hall next Thursday evening.

THK City Council, at its meeting tbJs week, refused to create the office of City Judge.

TH«

big msnutectories all shot down

Yesterday and bttstafMs was very genersuspended. On New Year* day make aH the good Teselutiona you can, and keep them a@ and aa religiottsly as yon can

So** fellow* are trying to increase the currency by the uoantn stoae of bogus nickels, which an* now in circulation.

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officials report as u« drwnk-

enn- and If :--vi than hasu ..»r beeu^.-ii tL_s l. on thiv holiday. '1Jl

TBB Mail new-1«ys ii out bs u'Ut and parly cm Year's rooming with a spicy addraw full of local hits and rhymes on the times.

Opera Horn-- has been hot:

Fanny Price, for the Forsrth oi Jul*-. We may all be dsad by a.ii bu in best to s*e*M^ymir 4 early!

T«i»l*8i!bee«: b«»y Ihi w«*feJ and most merdMOts, i'..='.iy tKdealing in holiday g«xid*» will c'"»o uj toHsigbt with a easb account that must be sattafltctory,

TH* r«" iiq'.»ny i^ttl at ftrf ''fp'ri ]liiuse Years t^4t, ti'j'Juu':* Uk- t-iayef the ftarbarlan." Harry Whipple will ^pear in the aftrrjrf"-* of KmCNM."

Teenrrsaa sot theextmit the 1M lie talks were remembered, we meatkm thai White 4k MewWnaey's Males of toys and eonft^'^ns, at rstail, on the day before Ch mss, amonnted to nearly

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Tmb aeeoad et the sntfod soirees at the obapet of 8k tftepfcasft on Monday ermi«g wss sneh a suewuii, and the ensiuMot was reoslved with mad* ftrror that the next ef theasrisa will pliably be gHnn In a larger rest.

Wa team Uiat tfceefey Weheol Board oatempiate, oral least haveeensidefed

gbrtlw beaeit boys and girts eon* pdH to wo»k ihrtmnjh the day. We |helk that thtae are hundreds of boya and gtrls in tiN* tty that oedertaeaina ailiV'-i^ieod aieehat out from the ««y

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yonc. ^©si »at hie^«fportunlty toao. an ei •©. Let the^waHee be jr muoutcmi, and If thesdboei tand wiU^f N Adhere one or ca»eiti«M

[AMI: \MI ,) wwa 'The ibtiewla« iftage UeetaMS have been teamsd by th« Onsmiy I«WSE sine* oar last sport

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Btiuu ^nrtt, who escaped term the peritmatlMy by aoaBag the wrtw wall in the darkness of early nmnitog, on Tttea* day. did not long eojoy his llbesriy. He wan aapMtred on Thursday, at Memphis, Ctfrk CMiiaty, thisSlaieu Batni.wd a t\7 ^saetWng to eat, wasrsc^fi,:/•••• i, e^Mte, and

nimtiiey «f hit ia*«'-r0 u«s4...akJ»ini .and! S» i! i' i-d lintil tltrov, op liis M,-U. «. ^vr in bin "hi 'S'.i?.r?ei* its ..u:.dr\ -J- .=1 tli--iiy,'V li*. *hiu t« in po ht« it-a*n Tl.vro i» ti» t*-H-j,

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TH« day of good resolution* coinw next week. TM« morning papers were aot iwued this morning. -4

Tau beet thing to take tor these long winter evenings—The Mail. *v

hand) about Mm. If we i, w»» mm*.

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M'\! at tiif MS \Vith tt,rku«.-». -ill'.n,.f pr\ ,-A.'iite-•.-ivtxi by fit1 ar

young, within this mueivijwlity. Tinpoorralaniou who ki,: ao! j»'t i-, ton-a-v-rj,', 1 *!»,•- irun!nr "tyM-ittifr'Jfti uui-^ui.ss Cur.-a-tu ta," isorsr, ind,the Si.HUimta )k U5»a it as the bhi'-kti* anii gloomsi^t day of the year. Hw toyd«ilv rar^olee, and the Jewelers, and the UMkaslleni, snd all vrho had holiday goods exult, for great was the patronage bestowed upon tlmn. The general thaw in evcry body'a heart toward everybody will continue at least over Sunday. A feeling of general satisfaction with themselves premils among those who have been on the anxious seat for along time, and the disposition to forgive and forget is paramount. Christ man, in short, smooths out our ruffled dislikes and nerves like a hot iron does a piece of linen, and we are all the better for the smoothing.

To-xoaxow will be the last Sabbath before New Year's day. We suggest that our city clergymen tsKe occasion to say a word to their congregations tn £ivor of temperste celebration of the dsy. It should not be forgotten that the intemperanoe which so often characterises the the obeervsnceof these annual festivities differs from the festivitiea of other days and other seasons in the Ifcct that it originatee, not in the bar-rooms and srloons of the streets, but in the elegant residences of the rich, and the sumptuous parlors of the refined. Although we were happy to note on last New Year's that many banished wines and liquors from the side-board, yet the bar-tenders on these occasion* are too often the ladies of our most fwhionable houses. It is idle to say that the tingle glass offered by each lady to each caller can produce no bad effect, when it is well known that the offer is likely to be repeated many times during the day, with equal reason for acceptance in each case, backed, unfortunately, by a constantly growing inclination. Better abolish all observance of the day than keep it up as a means of askering in the New Year with a drank. Temperance lectures from tlie pulpit srr not uncommon, but to-mor-row th can be of great practical value, and we trust they will be numerous and

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J%4 PICTURE. «3,Vf

We call ar- mention «f our re i. Mrs to r.ir«* *virk of art, vvh'cii on

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itit*- A striking pronHariiT f-f the pi it tl.at i! c.ui "ulv lookup through two psij.t funnrN, oaio made of the E nsri, uni tbo other oi th a r-t'TC IN!', jlc r.-i tii' out, by

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iii.-ut »rti«t, wh name we have not 1)'• a abl« to leam. it is entitled 'The Victim." In the dim distance of tbo background is seen the outlines of a large building, with stone steps leading to the open doors, and the roof surmounted by a cupola of extensive dimensions, strikingly resembling the capital at Washington. In the fore^nmnd is the tall and stately figure of a man of uncommonly fine personnel, reminding one of the tall and graceful syessttorea which flourish on the banks of the Wabash. His flaoe, wbioh Is towards the large building in the distance, wears a pesoefally iwstgned, and yet reluctant aspect,

letter impressing

the beholder with a deep sanse of the retiring disposition of its possessor, and the formsrwith that goodDtiwi of heart which leads him to yield his domestic pecuniary interests for the good of Ms dear eeuntry. His tail form leana a little badkwanl, sa if he would not walk the path before him if he could help it. OM cam almost bear the lai^puagf, "I 4m1 waart to, bBl I mast, I mast.** This Is ths figure that gives name to the the wtwk of art. The Iron grip of iMe to him, in the form of two anIMtary

Osi «w side of him, the rigM

iMi, Is the burly form of a man of war, tii tits ttniiEwmefs otdooel, and on tfaa other side, the Ml, baspRMtttdaMd* esty^migim^oi-, Tbey are tugging together to push fbrws*d the sorrow fal meut wholsahec^to be aawrlftssd ota the alter ef Ids oountry, and Ibr the eatlste» ttaa of the dear pe^ie. srho, mindful of their own intawsta, and cruelly forgetfci el the lacerated feaitaps? «he iie tin»,are rspresented vlA open mouts and lifted hsnda, aa If «hsmtag votw el^asly ftsr the ofltartng. The whole ta^ce s^-the ts«l awaewaifs erf thepKcter« Ishuhingty k—ttfU and

.. We ifW t)i«ajiit of tt t"'r-m, sdo— era«l to leave a psoe MM* da«M *tM»«»ilaith«s»l

TERHE HAUTE SATURDAY EVENING MAIL.

NSW BOOKS.

JCQ TO WASTE: The IMenr of ibtr thmm M. mhrn. IS mo ekxh. i, mm lee «hsmnl, Haste**

mxrmwa Tsufiffirit niustmfeo, Pnbitatwoa.

This is one of the most winning pubKeitemi we have seen for some time* Beaky Sitaper, the hemlBe of the story was a genuine tomboy, fond of atbfaHir j^orta, conniiiu at robbing orchards and dm- t.. i-patehea, expert swimming and hmaeoaok-ridiim without a saddle, a I very eat at eifrafalnjF. and a ftuaoas [cdr^ter, Of roiifS1 slat was I sting, tttd -ataiil ji-5^»Ie prophc-I^d bur ruin. TS.it -hi* Ij ai a ut««i lit-art, SWd i«-r i. ««J ui.ly Vi .utl if 1 )n ,i i. itiiil (raining. She tl t!«.(«ti into a Wf- iut, I iu-SpJul «ui.ui, Si.il twii-.f ssvt'il hi ovvt) lif• Jnt I I

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Ml'1' !sii" t»'.*iua»l( a t'vttnfort In Irit iul^ an ©manHint to siwu-lf, and a IT IVNI'JIY V. IFC,. 'UUI, li*ky TTPVOR WAM-D

Ut Jciiiui lHaC sh* i»a*i iHu-n a touiboy.

Sfayiwr p.i.i-headed cane, by tiisir Mason.. UittUiv-n. H. iiebb, ini-ittiswrnaiiiurer of tlie Expifsn, a very elaborate and elegant silver flower stand, from the employes of the job printing department.

Qeoige M. Scott, foreman of Keyes A 3ykes* wheel (kctory, received a handsome ring from the employes of that establishment.

A Hers, a gorgeously gotten up cake from the employee of the Opera Bazaar. Judge Long sports an elegant hat, by flavor of Prosecuting Attorney Kelly.

W. M. Diall, superlntendant of the gas works, received from the employes a set of Silverware.

Charley Weaver, of the Gazette typographical force, received his first baby— a real meat baby.

Among the school teachers remembered by their pupils with presents are, Prof. W. W. Byers, Mrs. Byers, Josie Merrill, Sadie Knapp, Lou Seaman,Mary Reeves, Kate Tolbert, Mattie Logan, Emma Crane, Mrs. Grover, Leora Bowyar, Mary C. Foote and Mary Oakey.

Miss Dodson, teacher in the Third Word, received the best present of all— a hosbaad—Mr. Dan Davis, of the singing Davis family.

IxTKRHKirre.—The following is a list of interments in the city cemetery since last report:

Deo. 19—Znfnatof E. S. Krney premature birth. Dec. 10—J. B. Oombs, aged 60 years consumption.

Deo. 3$—'WiUlam Raukin, age 50 years kidney disease.

THB

complimentary benefit

Shlde, on Tuesday evening, callpd together a fialr-aiced audience—it should have been larger—and every number on the programme was enthusiastically applauded by the critical audleuce. 4^ m_.

OTTEB CREKK GRANGE

will give a fes

tival-at their hall, in Otter Creek Township, on Tuesday evening, Jan. 5th, the proceeds of which will go to the grasshopper sufferers of Kansas and Nebraska. There will also be a public installation of officers of the Grange. Other Granges and the public are cordially invited to be present.

"Wv.' fj. Ij. Hiilyer, of the Yato' loglrn! Semlnnrr arrived this morning.

iiiii .i.' Uuutu N.ju.u-e for He y.'iil preacli lortv.*o or three Sundays

tt "A a tc on :t can-J at Plymouth cliapel OH the BlOOttJin^whsrl* across the ttroi't 1 ton road. We uii.lorstand that it is pur-oili'-eof tJ»o Journal fo that 01'i »C «n rarly day, to tuivc t' :'ular

in ill's t'lup'-l, ..illiiCo

i) |K'riii,ni- :Uly 11 v" OaWey'f« *jvnljng the Ivnttdsys at huiur, ami preaches in the tinnnl church, to-morrow morning.

J. P. Tuttbu vs for cash and soils for easit his expenses are small, be is satisified with a very small margin of profit®, and hence Ids price* are always found at the bottom. His boots and shoes always give satisftiction because they are bought of the best manntacturers in the oountry.

JF. A. Mtlligan couldn't keep out of the grocery business, and so has bought back the Marble Front Grocery Store, on north Fourth street. He is a clever and accommodating dealer, has a choice stock of groceries and provisions, to which constant additions are being made sad all kinds of oountry produce can be had of him, fresh from the hands of our ftutner'a wives.

"Perfectly splendid!" 1* what the Indies exclaim on viewing the beautiful snd seasonable stock of Fancy and Variety Goods, Hair Goods, Trimmings, Hosiery, Gloves, Underwear and—but it to useless to enumerate. Kvery lady "digging" know what Riddle keeps. It to only sufficient for us to say that never before wss his stock iio large, ao varied, so novel, nor so cheap.

Noyes Andrews, the enterprising dealer in Boots and Hboss, 141 Main street, to now giving to osch purchaser of any article of foot-wear, an elegant picture of "The Old Woman who lived in a Shoe.'* It will be mmmbered thst "she bad so many children ahedld not know whs* to da" 1% uarenta In a similar fia, the reverse side of this picture tells that the children's shoes with metallic tipn, sold fay Andrews, will last three times longer then those without tips. They gives perfect shoe at the toe, when all the other parts are entirely wont out and then Upped shoes look prettier than ragged botes sad protruding toss,

boytIs mama if

vhins Aft

ooiMits

Down to 90 cents at the C'KNT BTOEE.

Warranted good or the money refunded.

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that the hows

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ma*

filter

r* nm'KiviNQ

AND HELt.tSG MORE MATHtNSSS THAN ANY OTHER A0BHCY JN

TOURS HAUTE.

TMM CUVBCHka TO-MOMBOW.

pastor. Heoaad Pnib^tcrtiui ehure wopshlpmuniinKRiKl e^enlnap the a*OR»iac-*Mvtaltr afllK

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Quartette MeeUna at Mtanf. Sir Halt Pfrascftea this r. *, strand Or, to-Bi«ht. Be*. Umen premium iomi

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holds servi."«to-iaom)w •alls? r!iu rrli, i: "Tiif i!"i

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nOBIICULTURAL SOCIETY. The annual meeting of the Horticultural society will be held on New Year's day, at 10 o'clock, A. X., at Sugar Grove Hall. A basket meeting, and free lunch. Subject for discussion, "Would it not be beat for msnklnd generally, to abolish the laws for the collection of debts?" The election of officers for tbe ensuing year will take place. By order of the Preeident." Joe.

HO YTS GERMAN COLOGNE* Down to 20 cents st the CENT STORE. Warranted good or the money refunded.

NOTICE.

BOOKS and FANCY GOODS, at the Opera House Bookstore. A. H.DOOLEY.

CHOICE MEATS.

P. Mischler, msde fino dlsplsy yesterday, of choice Christmas Meata, Beef, Mutton, Lamb and Neal, and has some left this evening for Sundsy. Call on him for something nice. sa®

INTERESTING ITEMS The finest Oysters in this market can be found at Ed W. Johnson's.

Have you ever tried Ed. W. Johnson's Elephant EsrsT Of course you have. For your Sunday Oysters, your Holiday Oysters, your Oysters for New Year's go to Ed. W. Jobnson'r Main street, east of Sixth.

HO YTS GERMAN COLOGNE Down to 20 cents at the

CENT STORE.' '$'1

Warranted good or tbe nionCy refundcd.

NECKLACES

In Corel and Gold, beautifuT to behold,

mddle,a-

SILVERWARE,

A stock so large that he has no room to show it, at Riddle's.

JEWELRY.

Kiddle never before bad so large and attractive a stock aa he now shows.

"g HO YTS GERMAN COLOGNE '1 Down to 20 cents at the CivSTSTOUK. Warranted good or tbe monr refunded. —1-\.r -iH Tr:i,, r., to J. R. Chambers,

oppufeiw UH 1'oi.Uriiice.

jroLiDAY mores

For old ajid Yotinit, at L» IS. 61 5 .M:Jn Mi-.iet. Don't fttil to h»s stock in making your pttrcliases.^"' 1-7*

.. 'Mfrljjffmf, GOOD THING

von

CASH BUYERS,-

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A. G. AUSTIN S CO.,

lxad off in Hard ware adopting the Cash System for 187". All persons having acoounts on their Books are notified to pay up or settle by note before January 1st, 1876, or they will aettle with collector,

THE "llOWE"

IS THE REST FINISHED ROTH IN MACHINERY AND GARINET WORK OF AN SEWING MACHINE IN THIS MARKET. EVEN THE CHEAPEST STYLES ARE POT UP WITH CARINET WORK, SIMILAR TO THE HIGH PRICED MACHINES OF OTHER MAKES. CALL AT 930 MAIN ST., BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH, AND BE CONVINCED.

FRAMES AND BRACKETS. If you want Picture Frames and Hsng!ng Brackets made to order, go to Kelly's, in (VKik's block, on Fourth street, North of Main. -EVERYTHING NEW IN THK MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS LINE, AT PRICES TO SUIT THK TIMK8, AT a L. STRAUS* 140

MAIN

err.

-FELT HATS IN ALL THE LEADING SHAPES AND COLORS. AT 8. L. STRAUS', 148 Main Bt»

CANNED GOOI»-A welt assorted stook. ---y 1 CHOICE CELERY*

FRHSH OYSTERS, POULTRY of all kinds. At WaioHT A KArrrr*Air*8,

CVu-. M«ln and 7th

OMD EA TING.

For good eatiag—gamc and everything in asaaon, cooke4 in the best style, drop in at "Psipeabring's Ladies and Gents Dining Room and OHttaeftkmety,* 1W Main

WHITE WHSAT FLOUR. BUCKWHEAT FLOURaed Fine Syrops.

GRAHAM FLOUR. NICE L/4I%GR APPLES. NI08 LAmiE ORANOBa

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A KATRMSAWVI,

Our. Slain and Tthstmla.

^JjlGABS! IMPORTED AND KEY WBBPT -The Lugast Assortssea* *wr brouaht to the «Jtyf Genuios I* Bam »od Flor del Fumar at 10 eeafts, and the bestS cent dgsr In town.

HOLIDAY 8PECIAI/nE& The bast and cheapest Mixed fhinlton wariantod BOW and fresh, Ladtas afed Gents Fine Rossia l^sathmr Pocket snd Rill flnoks. iwmMhlns near* A jstwd Hoe of fine Pocket Knives. 8. R. iiAKKft A Cb(J

Postoflke i«bfcy.

QL1' 7 ROLE OF ARNICA ibri'Tia, and T: .nds, at

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Ri i-c-.t iw- -at on pr«-ss «ad }uauv oftU^ goods.

OOItAL SETS.

Home of the ha «nutht v»«r btought to this city, a* Riu a.e's. ....

FRESH BREAD "-!j|

Every day, at John S. Humsston^, side of Fourth street, north of Ohio,

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Florida

GILBKKT,Sec'y.

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FOR & »#iri

Oranges, Lemo ns, Malaga

Grapes, Oocoanuts, Honey, Msple 8h?rup. Celery, Mince Meat, Choioe Oandies, Cider, Ac., go to J. R. Ohambeia Opposite the Postofflce.

WRfTTNG DESKS. ALBUMS. F\NCY STATIONERY. GAMEB^ DIARIES—Annual ana PeroetuaL at

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E. ACKBTS,

Successors to Denios, 606 &min St. "i —FVr Teas, new, fresh snd fragrant, ten to J. R. Chambers, opposite the Post-

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OPERA GLASSES.

A large and fine assortment jast la, at Riddle's.

*3 "~W. FOR THE HOI,IDA

YS,

Mercbaum Pipes, Cigar Holders, dpe., at N. Katsenbach's, No. 139 Main street. I* 1"-

RINGS, PINS STUDS.

In grest variety, of best goods, and at low prioes, at Riddle's. 1 *'h roraatcost At John S. Hums*ton's. East Side Fm?th street, Jnst north of Ohio. f-J-/

FOR THE HOLIDA YS1 Gold and Ivory headed Qsnes at N. Katsenbach's, 139 Main street, x-?. U* I ««IFOR THE HOLIDA YSf®&&

Fine Havana Cigam, Imported and domestic, at N. Katsenbach's, 199 Main

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TOY BOOKS -''A

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For children, an attractive assortment, at E. Acker's successor to Denlo Bros. 606 Main street.

CHRISTMAS CANDIES^% And confections—a ftill stock at John S. Humaston's, South Fourth street. .« —If yon wish to please your husbands, fathers, brothers, or sons, call on N. Katsenbach,

CLOSING SALE

Holiday Goods*

-AT-

BfiDlfED PRICKS! n"

W. S. RYCE & COr

List of Selections,

Black Silks, Gvfiiliig Silk% Blark and Colored iere% Bmpms llotluu Black AlfMicas, 00c per ydr Fell Skirts, Black Silk Cloak Yclvcl^ 4 loakw in («rrai Variety** PaUley and Broehe Mhttwlw Ol toman A Striped Shawku

FURS—in Mink, Otter Black Lynx, Seal, &c.

Ladlca Seal and Vmltalioii Capa. 4^- #»jt Ladles Hemitltchedf Haal*' k» rchiefs, in firacy pef*^., tamed boxes. MUIIIAS-—fjn White and* t'olors. y' l^adles and Misses Fam

Striped Cashmere Hi KXTBA LEXE.

Necessary Articles,

SEE THEM, Alto the PRICE,

BED BLAKKET8, Three and Four Dollaflfe

TABLE LDTM§. Ksnd 40cts.jery#. HTOisj^irEij^'r 8 and ntamitfer TABLE

9APK1NM,

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Main street, snd pur

chase a Holiday Gift. ^JWp/yyJ.:

GOLD HEADED rA NESL You who think of nmkinir presentations of

CHIOS,

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and ma--i\- dnes- Rid.I'

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CHRISTMAS

ALL

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GOODS

AT LOW PUtm

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1254 and 25 seats.

TURKEY RED TABLEIMC^

Extra Shirting Flaunei% Fifty cent?

WATBB PROOFS,

75 eta. and Upward%

FACTORY JEAN*.

kn^, ,4

25 to se tofats.

W. S.RYCB&CO:

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