Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 6, Number 25, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 18 December 1875 — Page 5

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A PAPF.R

THE MAIL

FOR THE

PEOPLE.

CHHISTXA# oomca but once next we«k.

THIS time ntxt week well *11 know "what wo're going to get."

PACKIXO mscommawM) at the Early pork-bou«e last Wednesday.

AT the Cent Store th«y are giving away some deairabl© ahect music.

ATTKMD the revival meeting to-mor-row evening and aee bow it }*our»clf.

THE notorious Torn. Godxey has been made happy with another liquor Uoenae.

THK Terre Haute "traveling men" have a busitMm meeting at the National Howe this evening.

LET'S all go to work drumming up a crowd for the library meeting Monday night, and "let no guilty man escape."

JACOB MILLER, indicted for grand larceny, entered a plea of guilty, and was sentenced to two year* in the penitcn tiary, this week.

THAT local coiebrity, the trotting horse Fancher, was sold at constable*! aale, Tuesday, for $1,400. 8. W. McDonald was the purchaser.

A COVMITTK will receive donations of coal, wood, groceries or monoy from those who deair© to assist Mrs. Rink, and yet do not car© to bay tickets to the ball. _______

PCRBAID that library Association might have been organised if it hadn't been for yen, young man. Now don't disgrace yourself by staying away again Monday night.

TUB Board of Health ha» this week been making the rounds of the various schools, and sending home all children whose arms do not show signs of recent vaccination. tn

THK MAIL next week will be issued AT NOOM ON FIIIIAY. By issuing on that day merchants with Holidays goods will have the benefit of The Mali's largo circulation right on the eve of Christmas.

OKPKKM havo been issued to the effect that all regular local and coupon tickets of the Vandaiia line will be good on the I.

St. L. And vice vim. Stop-over checks and round trip# will not be recognized.

MAIIY ILKRTZ, a woman living on tho farm of William Stewart, nine miles northeast of tho city, was fatally burned on Monday. Her dress, it 1* supposed, caught from the 11 rep lace. She lived but three hours and died iu terrible

So FAR a* wo know Torre Haute has not yet been suspected of having anything to do with "crooked" whisky, but if there is auy piaca of ita aise In the country where "whisky straight" ia more extensively packed, we don't know it.

TIIRKB very bad boys, William hvans, Edward Fanner and James Thompson, were sent to the IIouso of Refuge this week, for ttnuid larceny. Michael Harrlgan, charged with the same crime, was discharged I'1 consideration of Its being hia llr»t oflenoe.

THK Grand Jnry adjourned, Monday, and returned 2*1 indictments as follows: Murder 2 selling liquor on .Sunday 4 desecrating tho Sabbath 4 malicious trespass 4 perjury 8 assault and battery 2: grand larceny 4 petit larceny 4 obtaining money under false pretenses, •l

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TIIR art or getting out of del&t Is'but Imperfectly undemtood In this city. It Is the art of getting into It in which our people ejtcel. A main street merchant told the editor of this paper that be walked five day* inccsaantly with f*# worth of mnill bills and collected and that from two men, tho flrit day ho was out.

As WAS feared, the library associatlon meeting, Tueiday night, flailed

for

lack of a two-thirda r»prcetntatim. After waiting an hour or two In the vain hep* that tt woo Id ••mi," the meeting waa avy^wnied to meet again next Monday night at the same boor and plaov Thiiiy-three stockholders' were present flfty.Rix are tux***ary to complete tl»e organisation. ,,

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Tns clothing btudmsw te becoming badly demorslimi. Ktwh epithets aa liars," thieves, scoundrel®, and the like bavo been fewwed abe«t wRh the utmost recklessnees during the past week, and New York wholesale prices have been dhcrunud tifty jcr oenU, if the platAM* "dodpr*'* and ••chin mtnto" are to bo believed, or eveneoiit5«i f®»r anything. In making, up an opinion on the snbjeet. One of tbem^t amusing ehVlengcs we ba\e seen yet i* a piacar ndorniajja Main a I I ^••1 dont vas 1 «hor|! Aufyou dou'i can bkeve *lo», yuat drr mef*

Tb« «mll«wMi is, aa a matter of course, making perfect tools of the ltripre^ lloo«i*w who buy 'Vbeep clot! and they are ftmr Umea as tronUceom* to »ll to as before. Now, they donl think of purrbaaiag befbee they have made the complete rooedsof every clotk h'—ie in toern twkv to teet pikw. helbjT,

v..*y

were tatiefled,

with making U» v*.vutl wwe. To eee their crlUcel ioapadkm ofpMda and beer their ffeapofitul complaint* about Ugh prices, dull timet, and the neoesei ty tor eooftomy, Sa better than a drew. But* you cooldnt eenvtaee a dotl&lag man in this lown that economy Is the road to wealth—no, not If you swore to it on a bread new bible, two feel thick.

THK pace where abe originally 10, Saratoga, Dec. 87th.

LnrncD sweetnees that attain to the ribs is what they call sausage now.

MAXT matrimonial souls are preparing to go Into t^ie.single thought businese.

THK greatest oomody suooesa of many years, "Bar*toga," at the Opera House, Doc. 27th.

THK City Rill Poster (4.000 free circulation) is a neat little four page paper, published by J. M. Dishou.

THK Holiday trade, which opened cautiously, is swelling quite briskly and next week will be In full tide.

THK most interesting feature or this week's Mail is the announocmeqj^of our dealers in giAs of the season.

THK Indiana Horticulrural Society holds ita annual meeting in this city on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of next week.

DAKNES Lodge, No. 4, colored Masons, will bold a festival and public installation of officers on Thursday night, December 23d, at their hall, west of the public square, on fchlch occasion there will be several speeches by distinguished masons and others.

THK contract for building the new city school house on the corner of Eleventh and Tippecanoe streets, haa been awarded to Messrs. Snapp A Naylor, at |14,GOO. Tho work will bo done under the superintendency of Charles Epplnghousen, tho architect.

HOUKRO, ROOT & Co. present an advertisement to-day which wo should think would be rend with interest by nearly everybody. It contains along list of articles especially adapted for holiday trade, and almost any one may get some suggestion from it, as to what would be most appropriate for a present.

MORUAN K. GU»\ a well known former living about nine miles south of the city, on the Sullivan road, was shot Wednesday evening by a young man by the namo of Robert Clark. Gunndied almost instantly. After tho shooting, Clark took to the woods, remaining out all night, but in tho morning returned toUunn's house and surrendered himself. He is now in the county jail, and talks freely aboat the aflair confessing Ids guilt and claiming to be sorry that he committed tho crime. He is about nineteen years of age, and has relatives in this city.

THE fire Thursday morning destroyed the row of stable and out buildings in rear of the Early block of tenement bouses on Third street.

Tho Are on Thursday nittrhing was on the corner of (Sixth and Eagle. The property damaged belonged to Mr. Abbott and was fully insured. The building occupied by Mrs. Jones as a boarding boose, suffered most. Mr. Abbott's residence was not materially injured. Tho results or those fires might have Itcen quite different had it not been for the water works, as a hard gale was blowing at the time in the direction of tho most compactly built portion of the city. —Tho Traveling Men of Torre Haute iare requested to meet at 8 o'clock this evening at the National House, for the transaction of business of importance. A full attendance Is Indispensable.

By order of tho COMJUTTKE.

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—Admire the selections of Holiday Goods at the Pralrio City Emporium.

—MtTS(?RAVE BROS, are repairing their Tannery ready to commence business early in the spring.

•-UTHK CITY DRUG STORE, conducted by Groves A I/)wry, on the northwest corner of Main and Third pUrecta shows somo dopant Christmas (iifte in the wag of Lundberg's exquisite Perfemeries, Colognes, Extracts, Vasea. Toilet Soaps, Pearl Drops, Combe, Rrushes, Invisible Drops, Porftimery Bottles, and Cases. Cigars by the box, most acceptable gift to smokers. Give tho City Drug Store a call. You will find it a nice place to trade and tho pro* prietoni pleasant gentlemen.

A liOWSSSWISQ MACHISR.

there Is anything that will make tSanta Claus laugh loudly it is to log down the cblniuey -one of tboso noble Howe Sewing machines. Ne gift brings with It more actual benefit or proves a greater blessing. What wife but what would be happier and more blessed with igyfr gift And to a sitter or a Wend it ta better than gold it is a companion, helpmate, Ureleae, faithful. t*ll on Mr. (Jrten, No. 830 Main street, and mskc a selection to be delivered Chrttlmaa day, awl you wltt not regret It.

—AT It VQ}*8 elegant establish* men I, en Wain street, j*»t w*st of iY»rt\trill tr fh»w4

mtrct

beantifnl

and appropriate artickl f^r Holiday as llt-tu '-v, ftrackel*. I -,!rv Frame* and gr. variety «. Ffency (Jood** fit HM a cfcoie* stoek of Mnsirel goods, which, in order to cioee out be Is selling at very ic-w rates.

—FOR JKWLLIIV, go to a. R. FREEMAN'S. Ilia prkee are the lowea^ and styles lite best in the market.

~W. A. SHEAr, on»osiM the postoffice, dedree mr to fell the riders of The Mail when tbey are «ot looking tor HoIkUy Ooodf thit he 1s prepared to •bow the fine«t Mock of Tbya. Vsaea, Toilet Sets, Writing Desk*, Shell Work, Doll Carriages, Hobby Heisea and Roekera, ever brought to this city and at prtaee to wait tfc* Uase«. HisOandlee are gaarmn«f*" MtietSjr pore.

-KNIT AJID I-LANN

TERHE HAUTE SATURDAY EVENING MAIL/'"

SPIRITUAL.

Miss Suaie M. Johnson will apeak in Pence's Hall on 8unday evening, the 10th Inst, at 7 o'clock. Miss Jehnson is an eloquent expounder of tho Spiritual philosophy, and will repayn hearing. Come and see. Seats fiee.

LADIES AND GENTS' FINE FURS.

J. H. Sykea has one of the most elegant stocks of thoee beautiful goods that can be found In the eity. 7hey have been purchased in New York for cash and will be sold at what will aeein to a judge of suck goods, very.lowT figures. Call in and see them whether you havo any desire to purchase or not. Tho goods are unusually fine and are woll worth an examination. Mr. Sykea bss received a fresh lot of Holiday atyle Hate—beauties—go and HOO thom.

I LADIES/ J?

For all the Notions thought of for Holidsys go to the Prairio City Emporium,

—FOR CHEAP FURNITCRE.—The plaoe fbr Bargains, New snji Second hand, is at Foster's, northeast corner of Fourth and Mulberry streets.

—WHAT TO GET?—This Is the question worrying many men and many women Just now. We suggest to the latter that they look Into Clatfelter & Rlchey's show window where they will see tho ftneetlot of Gentlemen's Slippers ever hrought to this city. And to the gen tlemon we say go Inside and see the elegant line of Ladles' French Kid Sbops some remarkably line goodF. .rv va

CLOAKS,

All new, are cheapest at the Prairie City Emporium.

THE LARGEST LINE OF PLATED JEWELRY IN THE CITY. ALL GOODS WARRANTED. POPULAR CENT STORE, FOURTH STREET, NEAR MAIN.

FOR THE HOLIDA YS/

Just received at the "IJttle Shoe Store Round the Corner," No. 4 south Fourth street, a full line of ladies and misses Kid and Pebble Goat, Box-toed Shoes, especially adapted for tho holiday trade.

ELEGANT SLIPPERS.

ft l£ 5 N. Boland, the oldest boot and slice dealer in the city, displays a superb variety of men's velvet slippers, the finest things for a Christmas gift, also elegant white kid .slippers, choice assortment. A full stock ofBurtswell known brand of ladies button and side-lace shoes. A full stock of men's and boy's wear, and rubbers from infants, nuinbor five, to men's number twelve. Examine the goods in this handsome store before purchasing.

—Furs and Shawls at a price that hurts unfortunates who have old stocks on band, go to the Prairie City Emporium.

TRUNKSVALISES A SATCHELS.

Few things are more elegant as gifts than a splendid traveling satchel or portmanteau, a "up^rb valise or a handsomely finished trunk. They would be treasured in f.::ure years as ftdthfbl reminder* of the generous donator. At V. G. Dick bout's trunk store may be seen a handsome disp.av of everything of this character, of tho best material, of bis own manufacture, and warranted in every respect. For a toy trunk or a valuable present, go to Mr. Dickhout's. The prices are low satchels from twencentsto twenty dollars, and trunks from one dollar to one hundred.

—FOR LADIES* WATCHES and Chains, the beat place to bny Is at S. FREEMAN'S.

-LADIES HEAVY UNDERWEAR AT 35 ctn. OTHERGOODS EQUALLY AS CHEAP. REMEMBER THE CENT /STORE FOR BARGAINS.

NE IT TEAR'S CARDS.'

Now Is your time to order. See tho three samples in that frame at tho Postoffice Lobby, in tho upper right-hand corner. It'is next the stamp-stand. 2t

—BUY ALL your Christmas presents at S. R. FREEMAN'S— for low prioos h" is on the war path. ».-•

CARDSf CARDS11

Sec those camples of fine and cheap visiting cards In the Postofllco Lobby. Ask Mr. Baker about them, or address Box2002.

FACTORY. PINE APPLE. 31 AXD 1 fAMBl*IIG CUEES15.

chance.

WttlGHT A KAUFMAN'g.

-THOSE HORSE BLANKETS, at Miller & Arleth's are going fast.

one before they are all gouv.

14 ff- iruxtH).

it tw ,xt*firm trrj*/ 1

?et

00 TO WRIGHT KAUFMAN'S FOB CHOICE TEAS AT A BARGAIN,

-LAP ROBIiS—Nioothinga for Christina* Pre*tm»—may bo found in greet variety at Miller

Ar1eth*a.

—FOR SILVER-PLATED WARE, in ail its variet ies, go to 8. R. Freeman'a. H* underwits \hem all.

SMOKER# AND CHRWKllS.

am retail.rg

5"-.?

Wlaere«r« Ike Ladies going fbr (laeir Ilolidaj preaesta. To the Prairie Cllj Ketpeiiim.

Why? Reeaaae they Meet with new geea every day aad «t all the "half-price" sad "al meet given

mmmyn

price* on har«l

eld atseka, at the Prairie City Emporium.

Be eare to examine price* on Cloak* al P. C, EmfHsrinm.

See the new Mhawle «o cheap at (he P. €. Fmporinm.

MONEY TO LOAN.

I have money to loan on mortgage security on long time. No life insurance required. C. E. HOSFOBD.

Office cornoi Fcurth and Main street, Terr© Haute, Ind.

-SOLID SILVER WARE a poo us, Napkin Rings, Fruit Knives, Card Caees, Ac., go to S. R. FREEMAN'S.

CALL AND SEE OUR NEW GOODS AND GET OUR LOW PRICES—CENT STORE.

TURKEYS AND CHICKENS, RABBITO AND Dl'CKS, APPLES AND CRANBERRIES. MALAGA AND CATAWBA GRAPES, At WRIGHT A KAUFMAN'S.

-WOOLEN AND FLEECE LINED HOSIERY. BEE HIVE.

CHRISTMAS,

The largest Assortment of Fine Pure, Home-made Candles in the We are having some fine new ing kinds manufactured expressly for us. Fancy Boxes and Cornucopias for putting up Candy.

SEGARS.

for putting up Candy.

MEERCHAUM PIPES,

PERA HOUSE.

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—MERINO, FLANNEL ANITMUSLIN UNDERWEAR. BEE IlIYE.

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JM WUOLKSALK WUCKS,

WboWr.ng at MANUFACTURERS rRICES, A good —3 cento. very good (Tjpmr for An exoauett Cigar —3 itegalias..,--.^ Heed and Havsnaa.^— I^arge Regalisa ..—6 (1«ar lltMQi- -.—-S And other hrs.n l* In prt)portlon.

Chewing and Smoking tobaooo deeper than at any 4J»er place. F.scftUont fine-cnt at ceils an oz.

The beet, 2o«.fotl4o«ts,aod alloUter good* in proportion. COtne end see for yonreel', that this is no hnmbttg. 1 meen hmlnmm ebeepret boaM in the cenntry.

N.KATZEJfRACH, Opposite tbe Poetoftoa*

AM -MM'.

OOOD PrintM oenta. BETTER PRINTS, 5 *nt*. KLKUANT HTOCK Fsat Colored PRINTS, cent*. KNTI RE STOCK BEST PRINTS ONLY 7 cfinl*. ALL CXJCIIECO PRINTS FOR 7 oenta. ALL NFRAOUE PRINTS FOR 7 onnta. ALL MERRIMACK PRINTS FOR 7 copta. ALL PRINTS 7 cewta.

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PRESENTS.

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V«FINEST FIGS I****' ORANGES 'u MALAGA GRAPES, .'""J

CONFECTIONS.

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IN IT

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CIGAR CASES, 'f,

CIGAR HOLDERS,' FINE POCKET KNIVES,

GENUINE RUSSIA POCKET BOOKS for Ladies and Gentlemen, all bought fbr cash and sold at lowest living prices.

V, S. R. BAKER & CO,

itt

P. O. Lobby.

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Hall's Combination!

Mr. T. II. Hall has the honor to announce that lil« Orand Combination of distinguished dramatic nrtlats, numbering over THIRwill appear for two evenings only MONDAY and TUESDAY, Dt'cember 27 and 28.

MONDAY (aret) HIGHT,

Only time here of the lamout success of Leudou and New York, entitled

SAROTOGA!

[twill be produced^iere with a Brilliant Oast, Including Mr. J. J. James who appear-«-d originally at the Fifth Avenue Theatre, M. ¥.. over 100 nights.

TVEIDAT (last) WIGHT,, v.-

Hie beautiful play In 6 acts, entitled 4.

"FEOUFEOU!" "S

The success of an entire Reason In London and Pai ls.

Centennial Santa Clans

HE WILL BACK HIS CART AT

A. G. AUSTIN & CO'S.,

Where He will find Prctenttfor alL

Confidential to ChildrenLarge Stockings Hold Moat I For LadiM.

Scissors set In Morocco Oiw*. Mi*. Pitt's Cold Handle 1'ollKhlng Irou*. Combination Klre utand A Coal a*e Shovels, Tong* & Poker, Ollt or Stoel. Ivory & Rubber Haudl' Knives A lorlu. Carving sett and Bread Knlve*. Roetrn* celwbrated Pt'ul Knlveti A Porks. Clothe* Wringers, Holiday price, ttt.UU.

For niMM.

It looks like a Fruit Knife, open it. Now Itsa Nickel Glove & Shoe BuUouer. Patent Ga* Henttng Curing Iron. 1-en and Nail Knives. Hctesow, Ac. ,w3. Hurtle Tubs and Wn*h Boards. Hlchly ornamenf«l Hand Hied*. KkateA, Hkateti! Skates! Wire Mother Stands ordered. One week's notice required. itirr-. For GeaUemea. it Blacking Cases and Seta of Bruahea.

—C'HILDREN*S DRESSES AND CLOAKS. BEE HIVE.

BUYING

Spend Your Money Cswefnlly and where it will Go Fartaest!

SUBSTANTIAL PRESENTS THE BEST!

A Good Calico Dress

W- For the Price ol

It Is doubtful if we can sell so low all winter. Thh is a Large V• «, Lot we Bought at a Sacrifice!

LAROK I/IT DRRW OOODS. 1JH«. 1 aiwl 20*. LAKf JK I/)T OF W A TKRPROOK OI/)TIIH 73B and upward*. LA ROE I/T all Wool F!ann«la 23c and wpward. LAROK1/1T Muslin* way tindor price. 5 «. IJVIKJE I/Tof fJIns^amaftp and 10c and npurarda. fJOLD MIXED Watrrnroofnnly 90c^nta. HEAVY FARMERS

JEANM fUSo worth Mrs.

AmorUwmt

Sbawla, |2.or»f Uiil. »00and up.

I»nt« Steek Ijad)**' Fur*. lOLOn. W.iw, *V««. fMtt, #7.W am! !,*»*» Stock ChMdrena' Fur*, ami Kleirant IJneofCloaka from opto

NVe ie«d th« Trad* in T-adfc*' ami (JenU' Underwear. fllortm, Hosiery, and Notion* of every kind.

THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS

WOBTHOr

Boy*. I$!

Bkates.Rkatenf Skates!! jAcmeof New York Club.

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LACES I

JUST RECEIVED.

Point Applique Large Barbs, from SO cento

Imitation Point Gase Lacc Barbs, OS.OO to $5.00. White l4ic^ Barb% from tthOO to R2.00. Black Thread Lace Barbs, from $4 OO to £0.50. hltc l4ice olffners.

Point OaseXace llandkcrchlcfW, A13S.OO

Vace Ilandkcrchlcs, 35c, 50c, 75c, il.OO up to £5.00t Point Appllque Lace Handkcrchlelii. lloultou lace HandkerchlcA, from $3.00 to $35.00.

This is a rare opportunity to bay Real Laces at a great bargain. Parties wauting to purchase will call immediately.

Shawls, Furs, Dress Goods, Silks and Faucy Articles*

.J-..'- mmmmmmmtmm

A VERY APFKOFRIATE GIFT.

Half dozen Initial Handkerchiefs—M G. D. E F. G. H. I. J. K. L. M. N. O. P. Q. R. S^T..U. V. W.

tiod Blf88 the Uray Hairs

OF AMERICA'S

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'»»*«».<p></p>Presents!

IT**-. JYAL

A Pound of Caidy.

Magnificent Collections of. Bargains—Everything Down to "Hard fan! People "Shunning High Priced Stores

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A Full Liae of Lttflea aa Hinei Knit €4*ed«, of every deaeriptlos, al vcrjr low figure*.

oat boncbt, at a lanta in-roiea of CauUm Flann«la. TiAa,Blank cto, Bhaw la, CaarinMtw and Black Atpaoaa. Tbey will ba *»ld at a amall advaaoa abore co*.

CARPETS! CARPETS!

I«Al«*fii I»TCoUa«Car|»ta,23e and 3&c. L\BL4K LIlT Injtnun (VUINUI, SFTI.WUPIIKL FIC. LAR«»r. HUM all widiha. W« wtah w* ooold gtva a for awry artkla w» of «wr« th«»la t»o »wi«» t»rthat. Inrmidtwlow, w» ha*aonly ooly "***. and mai bt It to jwrt a* awab to yottr inlera^ aa our» tob«r fHNly at tMn ttihritm*

FOSTER BROTHERS,

New York City Store,

ia« dataNlm«,Terr®Baalr.'ladiaaa.

$12.09*

73.00 *,

5 0 0 0

f* 3«S.OO r-

W. S. RYCE & CO.

LARGE STOCK OF HOLIDAY (iOODSJ

W.S.RYCE&ICD Cau-'t You Chooso»

SometWng fVr CHRISTMAS out of !ht

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LIST?. German Canarier,

Beautiftiil Sinimr.

Brass Gages,

M-DFUSIN

I1*Dd8°nip

and DuiabJ^

Fern Cases,'"1

Hanging Ferneries,

uitm.- .«

Flowej Stands, rv

JUir.ors, strops and Brasheii. tPocket Knives, Guns and Revolver*. Pocket Rule*—Ivory and Bo* Wood. Pocket Flasks and Shot Pouches.

Axes,Saws and Saw Busks. First Imnrewlous tell a Sham Carring Knl fe makes tender Turkey.

ALug.Vwi.ty.

Window Brackets,?

I^or Plants,

Bjacinths,'VH'i

Ktilvesand Shot (inns. wheellarrows and Wagons, Sleds In great variety. Small Knives and Fork*. Act!f*Wc0d"f0r °U"S' -A Everybody icnowa that A. O. Austin & Co. sell at popular prioea.

43 .*• »,vInOiMa4p.

Beautifbl Flower Pois,

l&c., A.,

J. A. FOOTE'S Seed Sto? .'

For Rent.

nM,

nOR EKNT-PART OK A FHIRA UK JJ store ixwin, on inniu rlci pfr jr«*Hr. A.ldrPKn I*. y. btix l»7ft

EWR UKNT-.V OUMKURT\KL,r: JT Biirt-n-liaif »tory hou«f, in Hi of town, wuh good cluicrn, well, .ht

VI3pa i»trh,

•table and larw lot. l*QM)«eK8loi Inima«llat»«lv IKJX 1281. o*s onu /J

To Loan.

W I.OAN—AT It PER CKNT., A l-UM frum fljXtO upwKrdii, oa rlii u. c%tnto irt improved fHrm*. Apply lm'Mollntely B'tUDINOTA BROWK, Opera Iloav.

t'AKDY

it mf v%v?iroME-M \DK cvNn Ki, I* Mill#

fur

(It* Hotxlnv

If II II I Una Mixture*, put tip ln VaaavJV A Kuncy "Ill

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I'rwM't.i*. A HjH-claiiy. M. Jt. LlAkl.lt A C'O P. O. I.nWi.r. r. n. -IIniit« Imt.

0 or. Malu and 6lh KU. nd KloofcIretttu: Bu*hie«« tint lhtmlajr Tii ii a dw i2 fveiy Monday cveuliiK and 'retry Htm.lay at 4J* r. «.

City Advertisements. N

OTICE TO CONTRACTORH.

Ifcidftd propoMit will be rrcclvvl by th« m«n Counrt of the clt* of Tcire llaitto at Ui*ir regular nutting on lL« evening

ol fc

ltwrmVr, A. !.. l¥7 F1rM—K pavln 5th \f 1

ott

fitwn Main Mnincrryaiwc.

(nd-~T(rpaviOK v/..i rifle the»l»lotr*lk8k Fourth train I'm* Xf.t (y oft all unf rtUUcd Mit«of»

Third—KornlUwf rid#"i lr* off Utth »trwt. to pfwer

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*raTif|, from

Purk to iH'» clt rtiwi. Tbe NUBL* b« dott* at th« CXF*V**±T th# probity fe«"u*r» akn« *•••,' 1 work, «rr"rrfmg to plan« «nd gf'eriilcation*' file in tha offIf* of th* citjr enjsfwwr.

TbaoMUicti rwwvatha r^ bt to rr)fct »ay andk *11 bid*. Br ofd*r of tha rorr.non 'o ir«'.i

RICTIARIF HtnorT. city KnslniAr.

^-OTICT, TO RKOPKRTY

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