Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 7, Number 16, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 14 October 1876 — Page 3

T.HE.MA1I:

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A PAP^R

FOR THE

PEOPLE.

^faSBSFMCT, AT HOME. Ooa ttbe danger* of borne life is thla habit of which is brtd ""byfiunftlMtY. People who are all beau ty and sanshltfe for a crowd of strangers for whom they have not the slightest affection, are all Ugliness and gloom for their own, by whose love they live. The pleasant pret tineas of dress and personal adornment, whloh mark the desire to please, are put on only for the aduuira tion of those whnee ad in ration RIK** for noihiof while the house companions are treated only to the ragged gowns and threadbare coats, the tousled hair and stubby beard, which, if marking the ease and comfort of the san*facon of home, mark also indiflTerenoe and dlnre1 spect which do so much to damage the sweetness and delicacy of daily Hie.

And what is true of the dress is truer still of the mannersand tempers of home, in lxth of which we tlnd too often that waut of respect which runs side by side with affliction and the custom offamil iarity. It is a regret able habit under any of Its conditions, but never more so than when it invades the ho ne and en dangers still more that which is already too lnnch endangered by other things.

Parents and up brin«fln» do not pay enough attention to this in the young. They allow habits of disrespect to be formed—rude, rough insolent, impatient —and snlve over the sore with the ster (Otyped excuse, They mean nothing by it," which, if we look at it aright, is worse than no excuse at all, for if they really do mein nothing by it, and their disrespect is not what it seems to be, the result of strong anger, uncontrollable temper, but merely a habit, then it ought to be conquered without loss of time being merely a manner th»t hurts ail parties alike.

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MISTAKEN ECONOMY. When danger of any Kind threatens a loved one, bow quickly it dwarfs into insignificance all worldly considera lions! Yet bow little do we think of this save when the grim spectre draw* near We go heedlessly along our daily way, thoughtleaxiy unmindful of the health and strength of the dear ones abont u«, as though the crnel pangs ol separation w« re unknown Thisthougl was brought to iny mind in a distressing maimer a short time since, having been tailed upon to minister to the dying needs of one of our distant n«igb»Hr women who hnd been for some week)* ill of a low, lingering fever verging on typhoid, which oondltion was donhtlei* brought atwut in great uu.«a*urH by long continued overstraining of strength and energy, along with a disregard of proper dietlc habits. I heard her re mark, enrly In the season, that whet the meals were ready Hnd the hired men and children wnl'ed on thereat, she her self was too weary and warm to take a single mouthful and she went for dsyn and weeks together without any reg'u iarity as to her own eating, just "takinp a bite, as It might chiince to allay taim ness," and In such wise the woman h*» labored tiirough nil these oppressive summer months sixteen, and notu»lr* queutly olgl'teen hour* out of the twen-ty-tour— and all because her husband and he self did not feci that they eOuld "afford" to hire the needful assistance for the ln-lo rw.irk# A fatal ooimiv In tho end—four itt ones left moiherles* and a husband bereft. As I looked up on the Intter, his face white and haggard from watching and anxiety—he WHS nut hearties* or inrtllTerent, only thougul loe«" and a little worldly, and r.oulnless the wllu was in fault as well as he—I could but exclaim All, If wo could on ly learn our lewtons before It is quite ton late!" I low insignificant In tho light ot this sfllietlon must seem the requisite amount per week lor needful hired help I How cheerfully, would it now be expended for one word from those pallid lip* Wha: to him now, looking upon tbe face ot the dead, Is gold or silver, bouse or land ?—[Country Oentlemun.

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SLEEP.

There Are two kinds of sleep—the com plete ami tho incomplete. Complete sleep is a temporary metaphyseal death, though not an otguuic one. Tho heart and lungs perform tludr offices with their see i-toined regularity. It is character zed by a torpor oftheorgsns or the brain, of the external senses, and of voluntary motion*. Incomplete sleep is the activity of one or more of the cerebrian orgtns, while the others are in repoen this occasions dreaming. Sleep Is variously affivt.nl by health and disease. Man in time of health sleep* in tranquility. He arises iu tho morning refreshed and prepared to go forth to his daily labor. Now strem th Is given hun Ian guor Is gone, anil all tho faculties, Vo.li mental and corporeal, *re reorult ed. But the sle*p of disease is far different. It is short and unrofreshing (listurled by feartut sights and Irightful dreams. Stupor and sleep are different, though supposed by tno to be syuono mou*. In both there la Insensibility: but it is easy to awaken a person from sleep, whjle it in sometimes aim'wt im possible to amuse one from stupor. It is frequently tho case in slckno* that tbe person Ilea for several days in stupor, totally Inssusibie. Though sleep be -natural and nwwsssry \r iho languid, mental, and *rptraal faculties, yet it l.« often brought on by some external cause. Heal produoas sleep. We witnms it in tbe summer season: it is nn mon to the laborer devotiug an hour in the heat of the dav to sleep. A h»«ated church Is likely to bring on sleep. Variety, whether In sight or sound, prevents sleep, while monotony of all kinds is apt to produce It.

J10 WTO FIND A J'ERSON'S NA K. Let the pcrxm whose name A IIQ you wlah to know, tell yon In I which of tbe upright columns FP 8 the fir«t letter of his name is li ti s» found, Iflt can be found In but I

the alphabetical numbers ofQKTXX to 8 \-umiws and the sum will be ih* dumber of U* letter souaht, W W nv taking on© letter at a time 1 I. in this way, the whole name can bo ascertained. For example, taks tbe wonl

Jane Is fbund to the two columns -ommeneing with and H, which are, disturbance, and the s^r MVI snd eighth letter* do*u the where be ,,upbabel tl» .r sum is ten, and the tenth soeial converse, and each wUstter down tbe alphabet, Is U« letter of tbe quieting the „7^h! w»uhL Tho rw»*t htter A. ait»ears in was a contract and a sale of toe miicn*

but oi»e i' *1*i, where It stands at the pri^d daughter '.flop, N I- In the columns beaded ment was made in full* and with viewAnd 11 these are tbe leceml, to seal the eontrsrt »oe life, tbe tteceas^ourth in Wters of the alphabet, ary matrimonial papers bad «Vhl.-h in-1 gtv» the fourteenth «r N, ed. A passing clergyman wsscalleil MI andso 1 n*enf this table will ex- and p*rr»rin*i Wtooereuiomos oi tlie oo-1 4(# tvi htMe uriosity among those Oft* csaiott, aud UM scene dused With wsny vr. i» ta-5 firegoing oxplana-jcougretutauto toe 'fltlaii. ^it' P"f-

WORKING FOR WOMQN. Some months ago a young lady Michigan, described by tbe local press as a "talented" girl, signed a contract with a presumably "talented" Michigan man, by which Ue two agreed to live together in what most person* would call tbe unholy estate of Woodhullery. Tbe ooutrut really amounted to au agreeuienttba- the tuguers would not oind themselves to do»uything, etno^ it carefully gave either psrty the right to leave the oilier at any tiuie, and without any reason. It was, therefore, merely a form by which tbe signer* sought to protest against all marriage tortus woatever. As a legal iuatrum.-.nt. capable of beiug made tbe ba»is of a suit at law, it was worthless, but as an illustration of the subtlety of tbe "talented" Michigan mind in rappilug with the problem of bow to bind two poreoua to a freedom rroin all restraint it was not wholly de void ol interest. The "taleuted" pair, having published their contract to the world as a solemn protest against tbe crime of marriage, left the locality in wnicu their la ents had previously been displayed, and vanished iroin public gaxe. but they were not lorgotten. A wicked Chicago editor, whoae inability to tell the.truth was doubtless due lotue corrupting lntiuences of marriage, lately puolisbed a paragraph asserting thai the yuung women had already bad enough 01 Woodhuilism," and bad returned to her lather's house, "a ruined, pitiful creature Imploring t'orgivness and a place to bide her laoeaud shame." v.lmreupo tbe editor was utterly disconuiied and put to sbsuie by a letter irom the •'talented" young person liersolt, who, aiter meutioning tuat "iriendsare send ing" her the obnoxious paragraph—as it was morally Certain that all btr really warm- earted friends would do—contradicted tbe editor's assertions, aud reaiiirmed her faith in tbe gospel ol Mrs. sVooUbuli. She solemnly declared Ibashe"nad uot bad enough ol Woodhuilism," but that on the uoowaiy, she constantly olauured lor more. Sue admitted that she bad recently visited her fatner's bouse, but a*serled that she bad made tnu visit in accordance with an ear

nest

request, and she tiuisned Uer letter by proclaiming that sUe bad returned 10 her own home "to continue bt.r work for women." This foollsn young woman, who, lu spite of her talents, *ians herself "MHttie" exhibits in a conspicuous degree ttie curious sali-ooiiceit of the average "social relormer." she uai done nothing very extraordinary in committing Woohullery. There are, unfortunately, some thousands ol womeu iu this country who have bt«n guilty ol the same offence, and who have never dreamed of challenging publicadmiratiuu on ibataocount. Sue waiwiliing to live with a "talented" young man,

but

desired to reserve tbe right to

excuan him for any still more "talented" young man wiioiu she might hereafter meet. Tue ••talented" young man was willlug to live with her: out nad a dread of stove lids, broom bandits, and other manilestafions ot ieuiale talent," ot which tho uusoaudot a "talc-n ed" young Mieuigan woman is currentreported to be I Continual dauger. rue two, therefore, agreed to live iogeti er witUuU e^omiug husuand anil vvi anU althougn ilieir conduct oain.O oe approved moralists, it ct-rtaiuo -.howeii their foresight in reoogu.zing tue csrtainty that iu tnue oacu WI)UlU Le xirciuely gtad to be rid ol tbe otuer.

Maitie" bad uot been a sjcial re former, she would tiave trankly aduiit•d that sue had assumed tbe raluer mi proper position ol a kept mistress 11 ing, however, a social reformer, sue isisls upon calling her breach ot tue s»veiiili commandment "a partnership agieement and pr desses to Iwlievo thai in commuting Woodhullery sue doing a "work lor wouieu." Maitie" is oy iu means tue first social reloi uier who has based a claim to public con sideratiou upon a breach of sexual uior aluy. She lias only loliowed tho exam pie of many older, sillier, aud uioio impudent men aud women, whoe scueuits ol reiorm Involve a change ol wile, as inevitably as what Mr. Moody calls "conversion" Involves a ohauge of lne. It is strauge that otuer classes ol offend ers against morality do not adopt a sun ilar plan ot basing a ctlin demand lor puolio admiration upou tue tact that tuey nave dune what decent people consider indecent. The drunkard uas only to sign a contract with anothor drunk ard, agreeing tna eitner may become sober if so disposed, and ue can claim tust iu getting drunk he is working for mankind, aud so deserves the.r grati tnde. Tu»» tutef has ouly to make "a partnership agreement" to thri\e iu company witli a like minded pal, iu order to transform his tbeUs into labors on behalf of social reform. Tnls monopoly of pntlautbropy and admiration wuiob sexual otleuuers now claim ought to excite the Indignation of more versatile sinners, and they ought to insist up on their equal rigot 10 siu Irom principle, and lu behalf ol humanity. As to

Mattir," a ha is as muscular as siv) Is taleiited," or else her father 'lamentably failed to do bis duty on the occasion of her visit to blm by iustuoting uer lu the u««es of hi» widest-soled slipper, and espial lining to her that his seeming cruelty was purely a "work for wo-

uieti.,r—[N. Y. limes.

^.1 TUXl^U O&DKAL. Marriage iu Paris is rather a serious Undertaking. The regular publliation of the banns In the newspapers subjects the prospectIv brides end oridegrooms the capital to a singular annoyancedeluge of trade carda. The former suftuost from dressmakers aud minitiers upaoUtentr* rurnisb their list of prices baby linen warehouses invite their addresses to bo noted down—a stitch in time saves nine stationers sup ply esthnstes and Incltsw specimens of cards and letters of invitation charitable societies beg that on the happiest day ol your Ills you will remember tbe poor titers are stockbrokers who volunteer to invest the wile's fortune, which appear* like mirth at a funeral when the bride has only ber good looks and a lovheart for ho. dowry. Eveu servants er their services. The interested pair have, iu tact, no peace thoy Aud them-

IWf IU »iw |WVf UH\* wmm%.wmm selves eganled as mere oojects out of which money may be uiaae and tbe wedding day Is bailed with joy as beiug that of their escape from persecution.

.4 WIFE FOU FIVE CENTS. A young man of Columbus who had been waging his matrimonial interests under parental interferences,brought his suit to a happy cltws one evening last week. Knowing the peculiarities of bis in tended father-In law,be suppited himself with tbe neoeesary quantity of family

TERRE HAUTE SATURDAY EVENING MA

,1^ FA LSEIMPR KSdlON. Of It is generally supposed" by a certain elass ofcitlssns, who are not practical or •xp-ilenood, .that Dyspepsia can uot

Invariably be cured, oat wo arapleased to say that ORBKM'S ACODST FMVM has never, to our knowltid**, failed to cure Dyspepsia and I»fver Canplaint In all its forms, such as Sour Htomaeb", Costivenera, feUck Headache, PalpiUtliou of the Heart, Low Mprits, Ac., Out of S0,0(K) dog -n bottles sola last ynar. not a single failure was reported, but thousands of complimentary letters reosived from Druggist* of wonderlul curen. Three doses will relieve any case. Try It. Sample Bottles 10 oents. Regular SISH75oents. (viplO eow)

A f!!W K5F0ME, elleste, tweet. aa« Issttsf, josi tbe article icBaoded for crtrj laAyt sai fcat:esuB*a toilet. for tale bj all Drnpslsls &nd Paier Btsra. 7 I I it %i it.

Mf/irtrAzD

STOMACH BITTERS

Good for all iHscrmes ariaing from rtfruugeuirii 1 of the stomach. Ana correct ivr it c/tn not be vxcrllctl. 1'lcasaut to th, taste. Ass Int.s digestion, and keeps the system generally in goo^l condition. bm Sold by J. J. ItlUK.

^SCANDINAVIAN

BLOOD PURIFIER

An- infalUhlr remedy for all Rerrons Com /tin nts, and diseases Imring their origin in an impure state of the t/food.

It jxfrforni* hi nil of dfttengea a pcrfret ami prrinntifiit •»/#•«. Us o/rration oh the l.iwr

rqtmled Iff any

vtntirhi* tl-r fl'""''"' J. J. BAI'R, Ageul.

Legal, w*.,

T. E. liXOX, AKo*neyy

Ouio Street, bi'tvvcrn Third anil Fourth.

MIE STATE INDIANA, COUNTY OK VIOO, In the Vigo Ircuil otiri. Kllznbflh (illinun vs. Jonathan (.}|lmtin, in divorce, No. 7otM. Bell known, thai on thi' 27th day oi iitember, 1870, it wasoidered by the court llixt the t'lerfc no tify by publications id Jonuthan (Jlinian ns non resident defendant of tie pendency of this action a Rains him.

Siiid defendant 1h therefore hereby noilHod of the pendency of said acton against illtn and that th- sume will stand for trial ut the November term of said Court In the yeiu 1870.

MAR IX HOLLINOElt. Clerk.

T. E. KNOX, p. p. :3J-dwSw

T. E. KXOX, Atlormey.

0'iio Street, betwe»'ii Thlni utiil fourth.

THE STATE OF INDIAN A, VI1. (lOOOUNTY. In the V'lgo Circuit Court. Kiisa Edlii(rt®n vs. Leaoder l^lingioii, in Divorce, No. 7710 He it kuown, that on the 27th day of Hepembor. 1H7II, It win orderefl by tlie Court that tho Clerk notify by publication said Lcauder Edliigton us lion-rcsl-dent defendant of the pendency of this action against him.

Sul I defendant is therefore hereby notified of the pendency of said action against him and that the mime Will stand for trtnl at tlie November u-rm of »ald Court ill the year l»7tf.

ARTIN HOLMNUER, lerk.

T. E. KNOX, p. p. Sft-dwHw

^HE STATE OF INDIANA, VI OO COUNTY. Iu the Viito Circuit tourt, Louisa W. Konemnu vs. VhornaME. Ltioz.et alM to quiet title to real estate. No.

Be It known tl at on tlie Will day of HepU-nib'r, t8.0, said l'laintltf died an Affidavit lu due form, showing that said Henry C. Hosem«n. Matilda A. Kelly, Lyilia A. ••otaer*. Jacob smith, Andrew J. rtomeis, Rebecca A. Ma«on, Jennie Havi«, Ida lisys, E-tzabith A. Sinltli, Uyinau Kt-lly, SuMinna Hay*, and Perrv Mason are non-risldcnts of theMtmeor Indiana. *aid uon-resldt-nt dt-feudauts are hereby nottfled of the pendency of Mild action aftainiti tlieni, and iliat the oanie will stand for trial nt tbe November Term of sakl Court in the year 1*76.

Attest: MARTIN HOLLlNOER, Clerk. HKNI'Rtcii WILLIAMS, UAIKD KDFT, for platntitf. w3w

T. K. KNOX. Attorney.

Ohio street, b.^i wf« Thiixl utid Fourth.

THE STATE OF LNDlANA, VI-

GO COt'NlY In the Vigo Circuit Court, James I1. Murray, IJetiJatnin Murray vs James A. Gibson, Geo. Glbsou, et al, In partition. No. 791*. 11« it known, tlist on Die '/7th day of Heptember, 1870, It was ordered by the Uoun that tbe erk. notify by publication *ald Oeorse Gibson as nonresident rtefrndant of tbe pendency of this ac Ion against hlin.

Maid defendant Is therefore hereby notified of the pendency of said sctlon against blm and that the same will stand for trial at the November Term of said Court In the year 1576. MARTIN HOLLINOElt Clerk.

T. E. Kwox, pp. W-wSw

W. K. Hr.KDRK'n.At orney, Ofllce—Ov«r Prairie City Bank. «l*.b»tseet.

THE

STATE OF INDIANA. VIGO COUNTY. In he Vigo Circuit Court, Tene Haute Building, Loan Fund and Havings Association, No. 1, vs. Ferdinand rigall, et al, in foreclosure. No. 8IW. Be it known that on tbe 90tb day of Heptember, 1876. said I'lalutitr filed an Aflidavltln due fbnn, showing that »le Klsa Patterson •nd William D. IHtUersoti are non-residents of the Htate of Indiana.

Raid

non-rwddent

B. MITCHELL, M. D.,

J-

'Will attend promptly to all profesvlonal oalls both in city and country. OFFICK—OPPOSITE THE POSTOFFICK, [or STAiaa.]

Residence on Eagle street, flrat door east of Normal School.

OHN T. SCOTT,

Attorney at LAW,

OFFICE-NO. Ill MAIN HTREET.

As 0. B. Oommissionsr is authorlaeu make proofs tc Bankruptcy. Over Henderson Stove store, bet, Four« and Klflh streets. mar93 TERRE HAUTE, Idn.

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BUFF,

ATTOKMET AT fi'AW, .•?! TEItKE HAUTE,IND.

OOloe over rou's Shoe 8 to re, Main street, between 4th and 5tli alreets, south side.

£1 O. LINCOLN,

^DKimhlV'

Office, 221 Main street, near Seventh. Exmot Ing and artificial teeth specialties. All work warranted. (d&w-tf)

E A O O E W

Surgeon nad MMhsslesI

DENTIST,

Dental ttooin, IS7 Nsii Mresi near 0th, y!" TKRRB MAOTB, IND.

Nitrous Oxide Gas administers^ for pan was Tooth Extraction.

LKIS8NER,

defendants are hereby

notified of the pendency of said sctlon acalnst them and that the same wtU stand tor trial at tbe November Term of said Court In

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J^xi^HOl.LlNGER, Clerk.

W. E. Ha* oatCH, PP- »*w8»

ftOTUK.

NOTKJK

W H16BEBY OIVESf TH \T

tbe undersigmsl tuw tx*"U apwluted unlntstrator of tbe «*tste of John K. K»1 ley. late of Vi«o nxinty. Imltans, dec* ased Thssaidt-state Usupixim.tl to b^solveut.

Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Pianos, Melodeona, Orgsns, Musical Instruments, Ac.,

Palace ot Music, 48 Ohio h.

R. FREEMAN

Retail Dealer In

Amerlcnn and Forelfs Wntche* JEWELRY. Ac., Opera House.

•RAIRIE CITY .r PjL

Planing Mills.

CLIFT & WILLIAMS,

tt f'i

W. BALLEVV, wV

DENTIST,

Olllce, 119 Main Ntreet, over Hitae eld essfsrtiosery st»nd. TERRK UAUTK, INI).

Can bs found In office nigbt anu uay,

JOSEPH RICHARDSON, M. L„

OfHceon Ohio8t,BettSrd Altk TERRE HAUTE, INDJ

0SCAR ZSCHOKKE,

Phvsician and Accoucheur, Treats all Acute and Chronic Diseases, and assures the public of his success In obstetrical caaes, ami all ailments peculiar to ladles.

Office and residence on Main street, south tilde, between 12th and 13lh streets, Terre Haute.

Business Cards.

AL THOMAS, Optician and Watchmaker For the trade, Main street, near Sixth, sign of big man with watch.

W. RIPPETOE Gene Hi Dfitier lu

GROCERIES, -..^VISIONS AND PRo' DUCE, ft National Block, 155 Main stre*

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HILIP KADEL, Manufacturer ot Saddles and llarnesi," Whips, Curry Combs, Brushes, Horse Bla kets, fcc.,all work warranted. Lowest prlc in the city, Main St., near »th. w»ut side.

Prdiessioiiai Cards, "j tM*iM HULMAN& COX,,"

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Jlanufacturcrs ot

Sash, Doors, Blinds,

Wlodowand Door Frames, Moulding Bracket*, Stalv

And all dMcrlptlona or

FINISHING LUMBER

VTbolnaldAQd dealer in

Pine Lumber:' Lath&Shinges, Slate Roofing,

AND

BOOFOOFELT.

Custom 8a wine, Plalnlngand Woo* Turn ing done to order. All work warranted. Cor. 9th ind Mulberry Streets.

w. a. autrr. LIFF A

JACK-HlN COX. John E. Keller*

EVERYBODY^

vMI tbe t'RXTfc* Al A

weadeuf

M'no wants Money to,

Mrnd^eeatsand

,»tt. rr -r» be »h«m# have lu

Addtvsai^*lX

•m 4'

|^,^H^.-r1CEMENT PIPE

From

HixtT «.irr

80N,

MiutvrAcnrRSBs or

LoconoTive, MTATIOXARI A MAR1XE

BOILERS-

TUBI LAR AND (TLIXDER, rint Mircrl, Set. f*«plar ud Walaat He pairing done In (tie moat snbotanu*!! manner at abort noUet, and aa Ubenl I price an any a»f lilUhmeut In the Stale.

Onler* MHieitM! and carefully altmdtd u.

'"ro&'VY to As«ot4. Sample* FREE. P.O.VICKKRV, Att-

4itichtr*»

'WHOLESALE GR0CEES1

.... f-' s'*%| ki.•

4ND DKALRR8 IN klKD^QF

Doinostic and Foreign Wiue$ audXiquors.

Cigars unci Tobacco, Flour, Salt, frails,

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Xi. BTJRKTETT

WHOLBNALK L»KALER T* FAI

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LEATHER1 and HIDES,

1 keep eonstantly on baud and am now receiving a burg* and eareiu'll* sslaetsd atoek o: «tls adajptc^ to tli*» w-nts of Boot and Shoe Manufacturers, consisting of the choices

eh, Oerman and American"

CALF KID—Kreoeh and American

Calf and Kip Skins, Buff and Wax Upper, Grain fcefether and SpUts

MOKOCCO—Cape. Uuracoa, Mtvlras. Patna and Taicpfw^ Bnwn afra Maroon ii* "Soot wrt, Boot Trw«,' Brhitla, Cenncnt, Cork Bolea, Crintplng Uoardu, Crtiaj»«, ueu, Claiapn,KyeJeU, Edge Blacking, QorlngK, Galloon*. Gaiter Web, LaarinA Laces and La«ui Maclitn« Threft and Wax, Tfallii, AWls and Taeka Shoe Kit*,

V'Sjpcj \j|ii *vvtt W41 agf cat

Binding, Boot wrt), Boot Tree®,' Brhnl ing Maotalnw, Clampa,Kyeieu, Edge Blf Laces and La«u Maclilne Tlire«cl and wax, Tfatin, Awla and Taeka Shoe Rita, Hhai Dnck, Sltoe Thread*. Woe^^Treen, Blacking, and Bruabes. ,i(

I am preparing PURE ULSAKJ KI KD TAJLL/"W FOB KA1LROAT*« I am Holllng good* almont exclunlvV ly for ca$h, at prioen *o I6w that the oonaumar will find It greatly to hN interest to bant the gooda. Instead of bavLng tiie goods hnnt M»y», Parties who Nell gooda by iM{enta at an expend of tS.00 to 110 no a day, must make it npn price, or lone money. All orders and conplgntnebta will receive Immediate and praaurt I attention. •nmnanaaanrnHnHanamn aMMaaMHaaMMaaMaamsiMMBmi iJ

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T. H. RIDDLE

WHOLHALIBKALKS |I

Millinery, Straw Goods 'Laces^

RIBBON*, FAHCY GOODS, Ac.

Will Duplicate 1 Bdiaassslls, Cladasatl ar Chl tiood Trade Nollefltesl.

war

T. M. IIDDLK. 181 HHWH 1

JL" STEAM E.VGINKS, COAL.SHAFTS,

A,|,. 4 -i/ru FLOUR AND SAW MILL MACHINERY,"' *t S .'f Z-'v BANK CARS, ROAD SCRAPERS, f# BUILPINtJ FRONTS, CANE MTLL*K

H** ,i tARIoflM PATTERNR Of rENCINtt, jtoifer v-id stas*1) I'PBSIITftaE, Ac., ssd hsvlsf the

LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF PATIEKNn IN THE 8'ATK! I Can give its customers the advantage of repairs without cost of naftrif

U- J. A. PARKER & CO., ro re

W^*IE:NriX fOV^DKY AND MACHINE WORKS.

P. H. McELFRESH, Manufacturer oi

Steam Murines, Mill Machinery, &c., &c

orner Ninth and Kagle KU .(Near Union Depot,) Terrc If auto, lad.

Hpoclsl attention palil to Coal shait Mucbluery—Rejialrlng done promptly.

'(Jilt this out ind save it!

"Drain-and Sewer Pipe

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V«M%

1,1

STOHSTE "WOEKi

'•?TftKRE-llAl'Tli

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Building ronlN, iutlow Capn, of different deilgni, Window *111*. Key Mouemaiifl IIOUM Trlmming*i com*i plete. ll»rMe Block1*, ot fancy denigim. Beautiful Ml one

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