Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 6, Number 26, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 24 December 1875 — Page 4

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THEJVIAIL A PAPER

PEOPLE.—

FOR TUB

S. WESTFALL,

KDITOR ANI) PROPRIETOR.

TERRE HAUTE, PKL\ ^4, 1875.

TWO

JSDiTioya

Of Utfa Paper art pobllaUed. Tbo riRHT KDITION, «n Friday Kveiling baa a large circulation la tbe Marroundlng towns, where it If oold by nembayv aad agenta. Tbo HKCOND EDITION, on Sal unlay Evening, (oca Into the baud* of uuariy every mailing pnnn In thrclty, and U»e (ana era of this Immediate rlclnltv.

Krery Week's Iwnie U, In fact, TWO NKWHPAPBRH,

which all AdvertUenu'iit* appear for OHKCHASOB l|

TiiKitK an1 now seven colored men in (Congress. Three of them could not read till the war emancipated. One, Robert Smalls, nerved In the army and nary on both Hide*.

COXORIMH melon Monday. Some unIwportaat business watt transacted in the Senate. In the House, the Speaker announced the alanding committee*. Both ho usee adjourned until WeO needay. January /.

TIIE South ban twenty-six chairmanships, and the North twenty-one, In the new arrangement of the IIouw committees. The Ways and Moans committee is decidedly I'see Trade and ll*rd Money. Only two members out of the eleven ore believed to have any leaning toward* ^rconbarki«ui

Mb. W. I). HowEu.t, in criticising several American poets in the January Atlantic, says of Bayard Taylor: "We havo no man of letter* whose purposes and achievements are more honorable. In one of several ways he could be very eminent but ho seems too often betrayed by experiment, and dispersed by a manifold fiiir success."

THB election of Mr. Kerr, as speaker of tbo lloua© of Representatives, is claimed by a callow correspondent as a death knell for the lobby. Such nonsense is siinply patnfal. I»bby me inborn wili livo and thrive so long as rascals are sent to congress for their especial benefit, Thfc prospect for these io litical vultures this year Is jjtiusually good.

INDIANA is represented on the House committees as follow*: Henonl S. Fuller on Public Lands James I). Williams, chairman of Accounts Speaker Kerr on Holes Jepbtba D. New on War laims llotman on Appropriations, and chairman of Public Duildingft and "rounds lenders on Railway* and tfenais 5 pral Hunter on Commerce W. S. HaymoMd on Banking ami Currency James I* Kvaiis oil Mines andfc Mining A. H. Hamilton on Foreign tAflhlrs and on Enrolled Billsj and John H. Ilakor On Elections.

AN item going about is to the eflect that the married men In Brooklyn who come home after midnight prop theinsetvos against the wall and warble a stave or two of Hold tlic Fbrt," under tho awful delusion that their wives will suppose they have been to a revival meeting. Their wives, the Uom might have added, give th«ni 'Ninety and Nine" wh«n they get In. The Brooklyn wife Is Jost tho stone kind of an angel her sister in other citics in.

BKTWKKN tho hours of five and six o'clock Saturday morning tbo ear of the U. S. Express company attachel to tho night expire* of tbo North Missouri railroad, bound OMI, was entered by two maskwl train-robbers, who overpoworod tho messenger and carried off money and valuable, yeriotwtr estimated to bo worth from seven to ten tbouaand dollars. Th« robfcety l« Wpp0*e4 to hare occurred betwfrn J-'oljptOon sn4 Jennings stations, but it is not cortainJy known. No arrests have yet boon made, a&d ti»e detect lv«« deriiaefo say whether tb«y have st*y ditto which •w ill lead to U10 capture of tho rohbom

IT gr«tlMnit to *y«Ty'good cltlscn ip notice with what proraptuoss the prominent MetbodUta of the country MfwwpnfltKtwl

4bollte\«. Mb* to

opposition to Grant or tbo Republican

those two graft* okimiif mi rtrlllaaUon ehettld bo kept sofwrato and dWOJnet, Is 000 of tbo Strange* pM*r» our form *f government. An interference of anj jfPgfasi not wHti Our natt«mal po51tt« cannot ftull to be prwloctiveof evil only «nd 00 ClittWfc know* thN better than tbo Method ist.

Dr. H. remarkable papor fa the Member Uppinoott*, 00 "Medioca Kduoatkm in the United SUtea." Tbo eontr»t between wbat is wqulred $£U«i who aspire to tho desrooof M. U- Ill cMtontt tuft, li »harp ana Br. Wood «Ute»

without 1 t*

•aetm there Itpf

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"SotUlng op" time has aroond again." Boring tho next*two weeks everybody who owe® an account must expoct to be asked to pay It. The mor ebanta who havo accounts tost will ho expected to clooe them up now either •by paying tho 'cash or by fglving notes at short time for the balances due, and any failure to do one or the other would bring to them speedy disaster. Many of tbem are looking forward to the first of January with extreme anxiety. If they as 11 collect what Is due tbem they can jtay what they owe. If not, trouble will result. Some of them are carrying thousands of dollars on their books, which ino«ey If io now wookl lighten op their !o*d and mike it easy enough for tli^m to enter on tho new year in good shape and with bright prospects for the future. A failure to collect will cause them serious annoyance, distress and, |ossibly, In some cases, ruin.

If you who read this have been granted accommodation® bv business men and owe them for goods purchased or work done, show your appreciation of the favor now, l.»y paying up promptly. Pay every bill that is presorted if it is possible to do HO, and don't put it olT till "next week" or "next month" with the money In your pockot. These are tight times. The befct tray in the world to loosen them is for eaoh individual to pay his own bills. The mischief of a neglect to do so is, that to withhold money in one case withholds it in an other, and so through a long line. When one street-car is stopped by an obstruction on the track, all tbo other cars behind it ar$ 1 topped too. It is precisely so with an unpaid debt. And don't noglect tho bill because it iB small. The sum may look Insignificant to you, but remember thai the man you owe it to may havo hundreds just liko it and in the aggregate they may either make or break him. The payment of yours will at anv rate help him just so much, and you should give liim the money cheerfully and promptly. And just here is a point deserviug of special attention the matter of paying cheerfully. There are men who invariably get mad when a bill is presented to tbein. They will let an account run for months without thinking it necessary to even make any explanations as to why they do so, and than when tbey aro some day asked to pay it, go into a violent, passion and pretend to be insulted. HJHI very likely mako this an excuse for deferring tho tho payment another month or two. Such scoundrels ought to be "spotted" by business men and promptly kicked out of any store in which they seek credit. Such men are Ly no means rare. Every business man -*an mention at least a dozen of them. The fact is, people who buy ou credit ought not to wait to be dunned. They ought to pay up at the earliest moment they can, without putting the merchant to the trouble of going after hi* money but if they oan'fc do this they ought to at least have decency enough to treat tho ool lector politely when ho comes with the bill.

THK construction of the ffoiiso"committees seerua to have given offense to many leftding Democrat! and is severely criticised In all quarters. It is claimed that Mr. Kerr in making the appointments consul tod his owu, interests rather more than tbo partes, while the interests of tho country were left out of the ease entlrely. Tbo truth, probably, Is that ho acted as conscientiously as any other politician would have dono under like oiroumstances and with tho material he had to doal w4th. Self first, party next, and tho country last, soenm to be the established order in polities and we seo no particular reason why it should have been expected that Mr. Kerr would rise superior to it. The appointment of Hon. Wm. R. Morrison to tbe cbalrtnartlbip of |Kt Ways and \faitis committee secto to haveoocaflofifed the greatest surprise and the most serious dissatisfaction, as b* la said to he totally ta&tag In th* qnalltkw ngi Aii\~$ In kf 1 oftdef of. tht

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Trfvn* Is rotrtmee connected with the anuwill of Heory^Wnoon wfcich has not yet %wn given to*\h« piblle, but which wort|-- he fnttijwi'1 tig reading were all the facts

those who know best

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ception of UarraA^d ko tkM M6tn to fcrf tolly

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DIVORCE GAME,

An Astounding Leiter Jteceived by a ReapccUMe Lady tit Utia City—Divorce 6M HtmUra at Work. j.

Anything for an honeat4ftvingn la an old aaying, but whether dlvorou case hunter in this section mry be said to be an honest vocation Is a question. Yesterday a very esUmaljlo married lady, Li this city* was astounded at receiving 0 circular letter making the wildest and most unusual propositions. Sho handedIt to hor husband immediately after his arrival home, and that gentleman baa given it to Tho Mail for publication. The circular Is In a plain hand writing, printed on stone, and at first glance resembles ordinary business penmanship The body of the letter Is printed. It Is dated Terre Haute House, Terre Haute, December 20, 1875, in order to make the impression that tho letter waa written In full in this city. The printed portion reads as follows after the a'ldress: "MY DKAR MADAM: I trust I may address you confidentially upon a subject, which we are informed, you are particularly interests In at this time. 1 have been sent to Terre Haute by our people, one of tho largest law firms In New York, to writo to you personally rclativo to obtaining for you an immediate divorco which wo understand is vour desire. Wo have ftill power to act In this State, and our many years experience in this business euables us to go to work at onee and procure you a Full divorce, in half the time required by your own city lawyers, and our prices aro not as heavy. Besides, we keep it from the public.

Wo can get you what you want in three weeks, and you need not fear of getting your name in the papor if you don't want it. No matter what tho charges are that you may bring against your husband we can got yon a full divorce. And then Instead of living a life of misery, you can once moro become a free woman and do just as you please, years experience in tbh business, and all you need do is to reply

to this letter and state when and where a private interviev may bo had with you alone, or with some intimate or confidential lady friend of yours. I would prefei, however, that you be alone when wo talk about this matter. At least until we seo our way clear. I assure you that no one excepting yourself who is known in this city is aware of such a letter as this having been written to you, so you need not bo alarmed that your husband will over know a word about it. He need not know until it is too lato for him to do anything that would stop you from getting your divorce. Please reply as quickly as possible. I l\ave written to you plainly in the kope that you will understand everything. Address your letter to tho New York postofflco, station 1), where I will receive it artd return to this place two or three weeks from date, when I will call to seo you at your houso or whoroever else you may suggest in your reply.

Writo to the firm confidentially and without fear. Pot your latter in the enclosed envelope, which is already addressed, and oblige, yours respectfully,

laafory^rs

Howe,

which may be sb and it may not. Ho has served two terms in Congress but never tn mnf of the more important committees, and, as tbo records show, has never mado a speech. Cox and. Wood aro of coorsogwliy disappointed both expected the place. However, dissatisfaction snd grumbling might have beta expiated so matter who was apfKrfn^ Of ftwnkU|g »orae Ibrty old 4f t£ please everybody waa an impassibility, aad' doubtlesi Mr. Kerr caaae Just as near miscoding as any man In his party daoo hia plao^ AJid lt is tho oonntry tiaW jaat pa

Kstated by

that

the Colbslth*

KM gypsies, two tiibrs of I1W1 ronMrtmbte people settled In SUaflbM, "N. H., OARTY IA the mtftmrf. Vram grpMw havedtecended ilkv of the bo*., and many of the wor«tpeoplo known In the anna la of th« Eaatero tTtatte. The am know* to many New Knglandets, botlt probable that the itunance IUBM*IMM glvea In ita D«t«!T» b«(«ttao of tho pain that «ooM hi muMd to msnv nwpertaSil# (hmilirs. Bat it I* no that

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tho longed-for skates, the tool-cheat, or the set of books? Little do yon know what self-denial It cost. Do yon think old-fashioned to buy mother a gift 7 Ah, my boy, through what nights of pain and anxious watching, what days of suflnrfag and foreboding have you come up to the stature of manhood. Nbt one white hair on that sliver head hut counts Jbr hours of aleepleesftees not one wrinkle on the brow which was once unwritten by caro but you may trace yoor w*y up to man's estate. And, in the steps which are daily moro slow, von msy seo where they will soon halt Ibiever. Remember all your friend*, If you can it Is sweet to be prised. FW1 not in yoor gift to'the wife who km* you nothing pains ft loving heart *0 mucn as to he fimrotton. It need not be so very much—-a pleasant book, a pretty picture—anything to show that love was true snd not unmindful of the dear time of "good will to men." 8om»thlng, too, tor your Wend—"friend" means mote than your ordinary itwt day soqtisiatancfs. But, above all, wherever she may be-*-4f»tiU she upon the earth—remember yoor mother. It is not too far to send. The facilitteo for transportation make It «n easy task, even if abe be hundred* of miles away. Sot yoor neighbor, or your clerk, or employer dot mesa, but you who linos. It la not too late lasts until the New would lik& Ee-

Chmt Year, osll

grace

Thick what of tWt

In-

he mm*tM tmcb bmHU* d^dutsgtr-Uy to pttethe Irtm Ibrtvne whfch wnvek^pd him In early His hosho«14ha»e achieved mteb a high position awHhwtly J»sae4aw«y aadd

TORRE ILATfTR SATTTRPAY EVENING- {MAIL.

H. Y. Tuox&s."

Enclosed with the circular was a yellow envelope, with the printed address, "Harvey, Thomes it Ritchie, Station New York City."

Whatever induoed the person to send sacha letter to the lady, neither she nor her husband can tell. Tho stranger in all probability received bogus information. It iaalso supposed that many of these circulars were mailed to parties in this city. The object seemingly is to open correspondence, then ask for advance fees, and what then will follow remains to bo ascertained. ^he entire letter looks suspicious. ?i *i ''i

jRvjiS

^BOUT GIFTS.

Ever so little tbo' It be Homethlng toke«*p,or to wear, ".' "''2 A tllmsy bit of lacelor my neck

Or a ribbon for my hair." *. It Isn't the magnitude of tbo gift which makes It precious, but the pleasure in knowing that some one thought of us. It matters not so much to tho young and happy, who have always such a fund of pleasure, but to tbo old and true, our mothers, and otlr dear Old friends, It Is so depressing to be forgotton—to feel that one is left out of the lists. The young mau who bi|y^Bn expensive gift for some chatJerbok pt a flrl, who will, ten to one, critlds^lt lb hie abeenoe, and^eglect the mother wtoo ra madesacriflcdi in ttrder to aj^y *0, l» wotthy of notloe, and yet there pe i0O(«M who will tlo itk» von call to xnlHd SOWW Chri^mft^ln'^io plat, wUMP

your gift, and you shall

know for once the truth that it la more "blessed tegivo than to receive."

Ohe who told jva tho sweet story Of a mtatitm »oo« aao,

W ben it** Skkh- c«»ln Oa a world of winter saow ftfa* who b*t we of the nwager

Aod the path t*# ftavler trad.

Shows g. Show People.

Without going into details and com' pariaons, it may be said that oar people —so fkmiliar with the performances of the Rankin company—were greatly disappointed with the rendition of the

Two Orphans" by the Furbiah oompa ny on Saturday. Not that It wasn't well played, but from the fame which had preceded tbem, the largo audience aaaembled on that evening were led to expect much greater things. Tho comparisons mado—notably between the "Jacqnoa," "Pierre," the two orphan girls, and "Chevalier De Vaudrey" put quito large feathers in tbo caps of the Rankin party, and detracted much from the well earned reputation of the Furblshers.

On to morrow evening, Mr. Jas. P. Voorbees wHl reproduce his Uamlet, at the Opera House, supported by J. II Rennie's dramatic company. These are professionals, snd with the careful study Mr. Voorbees has given the character slnco his first sppearance, we may expect a more acceptable rendition. Mr. C. 8. Anderson will again appear as Polonius and the First Grave Digger, which he gave with such niarkod favor on the first oocasion.

To-morrow afternoon a matlneo performance will be given, when will be brought out John E. Owens' great comedy of "Everybody's Friend," Mr. C. 8. Anderson playing Major Wellington Do Boots, In which we auticipate a hit, and Mr. Voorbees appearing as Felix Featherly, supported by tho company^ aboyo named. ,V

On Monday and Tuesday evenings next the Hall Dramatic Combination comes, and from tho flattering notices of the press it must be a very strong organization. On Monday evening they give us tho sparkling society comedy of "Saratoga," and on Tuesday evening will present "Frou Frou," one of tho most dellghtftil comedy dramas ever put upon tho stage. It is a socioty play of a great deal of power, most charming in plot? presenting many interesting dramatic scenes and thrilling effects. A Macon, Georgia, paper says:

Wre know of no company upon the road that compares with this one as an aggregation of a fine order of talent. It is excellent in every particular—it in fact a company of ladies and gentlemen socially, and of artists professionally. Wo have never seen plays in which there wero so many important paits so excellently sustained. Everv individual member fits the niche to which he or she is assigned, and does the work in a manner which indicates a right conception of the idea and a pleasing disposition to develop it.

From a half column arliele in the Savannah News we tako this paragraph Mi ,-, tiytth np,. Ui

In noticing the castfe, wo scarcely know where to commence, as wo failed to detect in the entire performance the slightest point npon which sharp criticism could find a poise. Wo have nodesire to be fulsoni in our praise of the company, but really It Is such a treat to once more greet upon our boards a firstclass, meritorious combination, that we confess to a tingo of unusual enthusiasm, and in what wo say we have no doubt that the intelligent audience present last evening will fully accord.

Mr. Geri. C. Boniftiee, tho leading man of tlie Furbish company played "Rudolpho" on the occasion of the first rep rescntation of tho Black Crook in New York, September 12,1867.

About forty Yale students, mostly seniors, appeared on the New Haven stage as soldiers In "Henry V," Wed nesday evening.

Another troupe of Fomalo Minstrels, with all that the nahie implies, is in Illinois, with indications of orossiugtho border, fj it I! ft TJE/i^

Most actresses keep scrap-books containing praises of their abilities.

—Tho First Presbyterian Church Sabbath School will give

nollday Enter

tainment at tho church on New Years Eve. A full trimmed ship ten feet by four—designed by J. I* Wood—will be one of the many attractions of the evening. Admission freo. 7Tv.».w«

Sdccr al Griffith's Shoe Store.

yOT/CE TO TIIE PUBLIC.

TICE TO

bM.Su li. Iooi«yM

Uofcof

Books, Cbromos and Fancy Goods for Christinas gifts*,

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—WHY SEND TO NIJW YORK for your. Teas, when you can get better good* for lose money here at home, besides having every package warranted to give yon satisfaction Look:

Imperial 80c. 'M 75c. iti- 0 fl.00.

Black BOc.,

'^nwvi esc. 11 AY. Hyeon 65c. pm*.

Tic. liv

J. R. ClIAMBfcttR,

Sixth St, oppoalte PostofRcr.

-FOft WWBLtO R. FOREMAN'S. HI* priees/trn the lowest, and styles the best tn the market

t\)J» TM&UOLJDA X&

Just reodved at tho "IJttie Shoe Store Round the Ctornes," No. 4 south Fourth street, a full llbe of ladles ami misaee Kid and Pebble Goat, Box-toed Shoes, especially ftdapted for the hoUday trade.

MrkA&UW'1 Kow Is your time to order. See the three samples in that frame at the I*ootoffice Lobby, In the upper i^t-baad corner. It is next tho stamp stajvl. ft

CARDS CARDS 11 .«

BH those samples of floe and cheap visiting cards la thoPotfoOee Lobby. 1 Ask Mr. Baker about them, or addrasa Ij^ixawa

BALLS.

The Michael Rink ball Monday evening was handsomely attended, and netted about fMO cash.

A grand masquerade ball is to be given by the Terre Haute Tnrn-Verein and the Mnennorcbor, at Turner Hall on New Years'eve.

Invitations are'out for an'Full Dross Knights Templar Reception" at Dowling Half, Thursday evening, January Cth. *lt'8 "tony" chsracter may be guessed at from a note which appears in modest italics at tho bottom of the invitations, reading, 'Tickets $5.00, to be had of the Invitation Committee."

The Brotherhood of Looomotlve Firemen's ball takes placo at Dowllng Hall, to-night ..4 ,/

Don't forget the Red Men's ball at the new market house, to-night.

KLKQANT 8LIPPKR&

N. Boland, the oldest boot and shoo dealer In the city, displays a superb variety of men's velvet slippers, the finest things for a Christmas gift, also elegant white kid sllppors, choice assortment. A full stock of Burts well known brand of ladles button and side-lace shoes. A full stock of men's and Jboy's wear, and rubbers from Infants, number five, to men's number twelve. Examine the goods In this handsome store before purchasing. TRUNKS, VALISES dk SA TCHKl^.

Few things are more elegant as gifts than a splondid^traveling satchel or portmanteau, a superb valise or a handsomely finished trunk. They would bo treasured in future years as faithful reminders of the generous donator. At V. G. Dickhont's trunk store may be seen a handsome display of everything'of this character, of the best material, of his own manufacture, and warranted In every rcspcct. For a toy trunk or a valuable present, go to Mr. Dickhont's. The prices are low satchels from twencents to twenty dollars, and trunks from one dollar to one hundred.

—LAP ROBES—Nice things for Christmas Presents—may bo found in great variety at Miller fc Arleth's.

we'sewino ma chtnk.

If there is anything that will make Santa Claus laugh loudly it is to lug down the chimney one of those noble Howe Sowing machines. No gift brings with it more actual benefit or proves a greater blessing. What wife but what would be happier and more blessed with such a gift And to a sister or a friend it is belter than gold it is a companion, a lielppiate, tireless, faithful. Call 011 Mr. Green, No. 320 Main street, and make a selection to bo delivered Christmas day, and you will not regret it.

—FOR SILVER-PLATED WAKE, in all its varieties, gotoS. JJ.. Pro^•Ty^lln,•. He undersells them all. .*

HOLIDA PRESLNTS.

CHEAP-SUBSTANTIAL USEFUL.

irAaf Ctt» lie. Found in, a. .Dvg. .ffQOtto Store. _____ 1

Thero are people, who, in selecting Holiday Presents,seldom give a thought to a dry goods house, but search for articles costly atid usolcss, attractive, but of little intrinsic value. When it is just as easy to got a useful article that will be jlfst as acceptable, we believe that we are doing the readersof The Mall a favor in drawing attention to tho many articlas to bc^Xound at Wilson Brothers A Hunley's, who now display an attractive line of goods sperilally adapted to tbo Holiday trade.

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First may be mentioned Dross (ioods —and what more acceptable than a handsomo dress pattern. For next week they Intend to tnake a specialty of dre* goods and so mo raro bargains may bo had. They show a flno lino of Black Silks, Colored Silks, Black Mohair or Brilliantlno, Brown, Black orw Jllue Cashtnero and other nice fabrics.

Thero are Velvet Cloaks and Furs for ladies, misses and children Paisley and Brocho Shawls.

In smaller articles you can get a box of Hosiery for lady or gentleman, or a box of Handkerchief*, plain and hemstitched* embroidered and Initial or a «et bfembroidemf1Collars snd Cufts a pair of Kid Gloves for ladloa or gentleman or a bfauflfal Silk Tie, or handsomo white or colored Tidies, la the Une of staples they have white and red Wool Blanket*, Table IJnen*, Towels, etc. A nice sot of Napkins would bo

nice,

Bat we will not enumerate. Our object Is mainly to draw attention to the tect that many useful and attractive HoUday presents can be found at Wilson Brothers A Honley"*, oomer of Fifth and Main streets. The stock Ip tail and complete, bought for cash sold far cash—and that1* why such bargains can there be had.

CALL AND SEE OUR NEW GOODS AND GKT OUR IX)W PBICKS-C1LXT STORE. *, .'&K

*--L&st l)ay

JtXACTLY SK

A"c*i0e drover imin Iltl .4 *irv|sIting* Washington, Market, 3Tow |Yo^, for the first time. He said to friend "I don't see where upon earth they ^rer find sale for so much meat and other things." Sometime afterward when b«: and his friend were looking at bights on Broadway, be said, Jack, "v.-hcro In tho's world do they get stuff to feed all these I people Tls jnst so at :a Msin St. Tf you see the crowds Hof-Ving to StablMi Queenswarebtortt you v*v.,!d think they would clean him out in a h.ilfaday—| but once go inside his Jargo hicre, and,! like the Tlllnoisan, ono v.ondcia whero| Stahi expects to find turners for PO| many vas«, china got ^s, lamps, etc. Ix)\v prices, however, and hii.t quality goods will always brlr.g huyors,

ELEGANT DISPLAY

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home* of It, natron*, lull

Before Christina* and we bare made egpecfal pre|»ar*tIons fbr thofte who remember their friend* who are fii seed or in want of

Christmas Presents, With Cloaks cheaper than aarhod/. A line of fwairla «ew In design I* «tyle of Fringe,

Furs

From ^i^(H) op to tiie finest Cm* ported, at warm weather price*. Tie*. Ties, Milk HaadkorehielH. 1,3, 4,

C*UN JC nltH n«wvpa oil*.

T°f

and 6 Button Kid

Olorea. t^oraetR, Hoidery, Notlona. FiofT Hoods, Jte« Prairie Citj Emporium.

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HOLIDAY «00DS!

AT THE RR.4»ULAR

Dll GOODS nousi

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HOBERO

HOOT & CO. OPERA IIOI 8E.

14 C-J At I.- •it

Rich Beaver Cloaks Shawls and Furs, Handsome Silksr Dress Goods, Velvets, Cashmeres, Plaids, W a Fancy Knit Woollens,

Large Assort men

HOnSEKtEPING GOODS

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At Low l'rlre*. »..

.».« Liucufi, Tabic IJiiriis

Napkins, Doylies. Towels,

I Turkey Red Dmna^ks.

'jj iviih ]N'n|»klns to Match. si

Honey oiiAb. Crochet an«l iffarseillcs

Bed

Sproails,

Troiu $1.00 fo (410.00 each.

Fancy Goods and Aolloun.

lit, HautlkerebiefH^.

Of Every Description, for Ladtr*. entl«'men, MUsfinutl 4 blllr*n.

I^aee* anil I^nee Goods.

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Collars atatl Cufts. Embroidered Net*. .Saslies. Ties, Nearfti,' Klbboiis. lton «. Jluffftrfe, Thread Boxes. Needle Casfs, «Ve. Ac.

All very Mnllnble (or Present*.

Daily Additions ot* Fresh

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BOOT

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SATOROAY KVKKIHO MAICIIW* or ciPcul*tlon, Uia» any tu-wnpaper •d in

ANTKD—ALL TO KNOW THAT THK »»i

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thoBt»to.ouUl(l,of IniMann^

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lomMof It, patron*, n»id thfti ltllllh^ venr boot advertlidog roedlnm iu Wentcro oelen*. :.,r

ANTED—THK KAKMKIIH ANH ALI.

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foci Motto protection fur IW HITPS. Call lit WHEAT A MKKIULL, Oflloe lKHr«nWi Mid 6th streelK, on Olito-or nddren Poal,•fflre box 1310, Tcrr* Hflut*4, Itnl.

For Rent.

(OR RKNT-TttK HOUHEI NOW OCCljpr, at corner of Klnth nndHnrticpMrwt». The nooap hMtiln« room*, and civerj-ihlrtfc

Mevonlont, Would prefer letting It for on* Wmnieroora to agood teoant who will ta^ogood oere

Fatore

the rrult*% Poww!*,ton

flvcn ImmoiiAt^jr. A. ATTOX.

IR iw!RR-*ARF ot A OEHIRABLK room, on main ewet. Price 9M» per jmr. Addma P. O. box llftg. .)

J* RKNT -A OOiinmT VBLK DNK-anl-a-h«ir»utry hottxr.

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In 1 lif "ojitb pait

(own, with good rtKWi, w»»ll, *hut *tabl« and lam lot. Pr*a.«a»on glv«»n lin•MMllateljr. Addm* BOX L4S* po*umco.

Found.

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to ikianitjr, a* w» W aa

nwM«»ta o( iltn town* end countrj- »ureottndVn»T«rn Hirnto. Jl D-THAT THK HATL'RDAY KVKnlna Mall Uto moat widely, rireulaled pet In UM HUt out*1ili* of ImUanop-

To Loan.

LOAN—AT 9 PKIK KNT^ AN'Y HIM

CAJTDY. flDSTE-M ADK CANPIKX, for th^ HollUajr Trade.— n«e MlxtorcN, pot np in

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