Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 7, Number 25, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 16 December 1876 — Page 5

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A APER FOR THE EOPLE/

QUESTION.

Am the Holiday* are ftlmoal

here, «lmt would be «oo»l

•alUblr gift* (tor tbtrtowwioii

Aid where nball lh*y be Ibaid

In ike m««tattractive display?

ANSWER.

*4 Tapestry Mat or Kn|.

A I'eHel tlut or ling.

An Azmlmilfr Hat or Rag.

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A HnniMwIt an Otloman.

A flue Mantel or Pier WI»M.

A wubstaullal Carpet*

«UX many otbcr dewlrable arti

cle# to be found at RV« 1£ 4t

WALti^LKV'A llonte Furulwli-

iuf Mtore, S»9 Main street.

WHY?

Because such KIIIM are uneftil.

llecauM* such Rifts ure beauilfkal.

Itecaase »u« giftw are durable.

Bccauoc Mucti giflM are valuable.

eeauate nuch Kifbt can be

bought at liULEMALt:

PKU LS until Sit Yf iK'

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TUB failure of the Huuipty Duiupty party to put in an appoarauce is a severe disappointment to the little lolk*.

THE Banner «ays tbut B. W. Marshall baa abandoned the idea of running a variety show in Harmonia Hall this winter.

AFTER a session oi ten days the Board of County Commissioners, on Thursday, voted themselves 940 apiece and adourned sine die.

IJEKMINQ tbe position of Janitor for the puulic offices "a useless expense," tbe L'ommisaiouers have bounced that public functionary.

MR. MAHTYN'S centennial sermon, postponed last Tuesday, will be given at tbo Congregational cburcb to-morrow forenoon. Praise service In tbe evening. 't

AN sccsptablo Christmas present—for an absent falend—n year's subscription to Tbe Saturday Evening Mail. Your friend would not forget it for year, at lsa*t.

IN another column Button A Hainll ton, of the Central Book Store, mention some very attractive presents. Tbe must fastidious person, it seems us, might find something to suit him in the list.

Tns "E gllsb Kitchen" is a new en terprise worthy of encouragement. It is loca ed in tbe rear KatzenbachV clgsr store, on Sixth street, and is presided over by the popular Ed. Lehman, "ex-weeny-woony-wurat" man. The viands are first class, and tbe prices onsly cheap.

TMK County Commissioner* passed a resolution agreeing to bear one-half tbe expense of a new bridge acroes Little Houey Creek, in Riley Town-hip, provided that tbe Trustee of that township would pay tbe other half, and provided that tbe whole expense of the bridge did not exceed 1250.

NOTWITHSTANDING that the Centennial is over, railroad fare is not much higher than It was. Tbe fare from Indianapolis to New York is fIS to Boston, via New York, 115 via Albany, 14 to Philadelphia, fll:fi0 Baltimore and Washington, $11 and It is not believed that it will ever reach the figures of former days.

Os Wednesday afternoon,G. C. Norris, a farmer living three miles south of tbe city was very severely Injured by the upsetting of his wagon, which was loaded with ooal, as he was a tempting to drive along tbe ride ot tbe railroad track west of the city. He was thrown down an eight foot embankment and lay some time In an insensible condl-

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d'vndrea coMrsa t' Among moch other matier crowded »ut of this istne is the usual mention of amusements, past and to come, bot we cannot omit so important an announcement as that the Mr. R. A. Sothern, of woikt-w ide reputation will appear at the Opera House next Thursday evening as Lord Dundreary In "Our American 0»uftin." In hi* party Vn. fMei* KHstbeth Storm, Payson Chewera, and tbe It E. Stevens' combination. The Opera House should be filled, .as it doubtless will be on this oocaskM.

ifiOYAS AHJJHEWS

Has made his old an* well known boot and shoe bones popular by keeping •nly tbe best goode—good stock and well made, sod guarantees the aame to be just as r* presented. He will not be undersold by any dealsr in town, and then a customer reoeivss sooh courteous treaunent that It la a real plsssure to deal with Moye* Andrew*.

Buy no Cloaks without

*fi kgeeing® HEKZ. until CkrisuuM.

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A DOMINATION KOB JFOUBTB WA BD CO UNCI At A N. The death or Col. Thomas Dowling on used a vacancy In the City council wfciebeveiy cltlsen of Torre Hsnte Is personally interested in wdog fittingly filled. The selection of a proper successor of the deceased member Is a question net confined to the Fonrth Ward, but which appeals directly to that sense of "the eternal fitness ot things" which all cltlsens share In common. The voters of that ward owe It to themselves and the memory of the lamented Dowling to fill the place with their beet man. We have suggestion to make as to the proper person, which we shall continue to urge as long as there is hope that it will be heeded. There isone msnin tbe Fourth ward who deserves and posses see tbe respect and confidence of his follow citisens in an eminent degree. He is an old and most worthy citizen a man of intelligent and decided views, and a character which, publioor private, is absolutely lrreproachablo. He is a man of good business qualifications, possesses a large property and is a laboring man. If elected to tbe council4— which he would moat certainly be if nominated—he would do aa much as any man in It to protect the city's Inter est atfd hold things level. There would be no nonsense or mismanagement of publio affairs where he had a voice. Hi* nomination would strike tbe public so favorably that we do not be lleve any. other party would have tb»audacity to put up a candidate In op position to him. He hna never held an offl-e or dfsired one, and miuht feel reluctance toward doing so in this cane but there are times when goad citizens are called upon to make sacrifices for the good ef the community in whl«. they live, and the present is such an oe msion. The Mail has the honor of nomina'ing Samuel Merry as a ci lw»ns can didstn for Councilman from the Fourth Ward.

THE HANDSOMK POLL 'j*' Which Mr. Fechheimer. of the Cen Store, proposes to giveaway New Years is attracting much attention. It is thiec lectin bight, is eleganty dressed, and about the nost magnificent specimen of the Doll family overseen in these part?. Miss Mary Dearbron was given the irrportant work of dressing her dollship, and the task has beon accomplished in a highly creditable manner. Eveiy person buying 50 cents worth of goods at the Cent Store is given a chance in the drawing. It is a piece of enterprise which tbe proprietor doubtless finds as popular as it is profitable. Every little miss in town is intensely Interested— and some of the big misses also.

BAZAAR.

Tbe ladies of tbe Baptist Chursh will hold a Bazaar Tuesday evening, Deoem bee 19fh, at the Chapel, Cherry street, near6th. Nodoorfe*. All are invited to see the fancy articles for Cbriatmaa present*. Supper for the hungry and socially inclinwl, at 50 cents. .. j.

Don't forget HERZ and his elegant, cheap Cloaks. CLOTHES WRINGERS,

Four different kinds. The largest stock and the lowest pries at 8. Cory's hardware store For a Christmas present, what could be better than a wringer? Cory leads the tr*de.

—IT WILL SURELY MAKE YOUR HE *RT BEAT WHEN VISITING THE POPULAR CENT STORE TO SEE THE MANY NOVELTIES SO CHEAP TO MAKE ALL HAPPY. GO THERE EARLY IS OUR ADVICE.

LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S FURS. J. II. Sykes has a large stock of extra flue furs for ladles and children and la selling at greatly reduoed prioes. No better bargains-If so good—can be obtained anywhere else in the city.

SKA TKSL

Take a look at Cory's hardware store and Investigate prices.

HA ra, CAPS, AND OLO VES. The largsst slock, the most stylish goods, and the lowest pr ces, can always he found at J. B. Sykes' well known bat store.

JUSTICE WILL BE DONE TO ALL THAT VISIT THE POPULAR CENT STOKE.

PURCHASING 80 eta OTVB8 YOU FREE TICKETR TO OUR FINE DOLL GIVEN AWAYNKW YEARS.

viiBOt# TOOL CHESTS. Some bargains In those articles are offered st Cory's hardware store.

TO BE GIVEN AWA*Y!

ARTK'LES ANY GENTLEMAN WOULD APPRECIATB AND «IAKE PLK SURE IN

P*)fij818^81 N'l.

AS A "KEEPSAKE" TO PRESENT A FRIEND NuTHlNO OOULD BE BETTER THAN SOMEONE

OF THE ARTICLES NAMED BELOW.

Genuine Imported Meerschaum Pipes, Cigar Holdens Tub*-* Cigsr Vttsmot every description IVihtMut Botes and POUHHH,

etc.. Ho., may be found In

endl(fe« variety aitd atths lo«r«wt prioes at tbe »4or« of Fellena A (V», (nuooes •or* of R«t*n A L^ry) fia3 M«io street. p. j}.—Tbey have also a fine sasortment of Imported and domestic wines and liquor* tor Auntly oae.

SIGN OF THE Bid STOCKING. A. Hobeix'n funej tear iter nth on Mitiit, pronto MHtiiiil attraction!) UHKW4«OD. BTrrytkliig on sale good for & (Jtristmaa gift, and ckeap. Udlw' Plaid rfllarn, throe for rierata. Hllk Fringe Ti 8, at onljr mU Do n«»l fill to see the froth, tr-aatifiii guods. He will iT«» neloeiitfttM far jrwi

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SANTA CLAU8!

I"*--. ?l£4'U HliTerro Haute Depositories!

Bead This CSIIHS MD L'OA will KMSW Wlk|it to fisl and Whereto Get It,,

The Kwt latcrtvUsc Article la tbe Pspsr.

There is nothing helps one so mnfch In making appropriate selections of holiday presents ss a carefully prepared list of such artioles as are for sals. By studying the following, it certainty appears that anybody might find just the kind of information desired. It is not only told what articles may be found but where to go for them. We commend it to all people who believe In tbe appropriate oelebrationof Christmas.

HOBERG, ROOT CO.

Tell their own atory of Christmas goods, in big type in whole column on thn Iburth pa^e. It should have a careful reading and thoughtful consideration.

DICKHOUT,

The man of trunks, just west of tb9 Terre Haute House, has for tbe Christmas season an immense lot of Trunks, In all styles and slaes, and a magnificent line of smalt Satchels, any of which would be acceptable as a holiday gi(t old or young women or men. Then for the children you should look at bis cut* little toy trunks—just tbe wee tee thingsin to6n.

HERE IS WHAT YOU WANT. H. S. Richardson fc CO'H display ot'finf Vases, Toilet Setts, French China, Motto Cups and Saucers, and small China Toys far surpasses that of any previous year mid will repay you to inspect it lefor completing your Holiday purchases.

BUNTIN

ARMSTRONG

tlave their usual Holiday variety choico and elegant goods, includin. Toilet and Fancy articles, small mirror in handsome designs, whist and cart counters, shell and pearl porte moniesind card cases, perfumery stands, a full •tock of Russia leather goods, some very fine Opera Glasses, and a line ot peri'umery and toilet goods at prices nutted to small pocket honks.

AT JAMES PAXTON'S,

In tbe Beach Block, will be found tempting display of articles suited to tb' Holidays. Here arc good books in elegant bindings, a choice line of fancy •tationery in note papers, envelope?, pens, inkstands, etc., fine cutlery, pires, brackets, stereoscopes and stereoscopic views, checkers, chess, dominoes, zamesof all kinds, and many otherar ucles usually found in a well kept book and stationery house.

Pax ton's is the Depository for thi Terre Haute Bible Society. A lar*«' -tock, in full varietv of sizes and bind ing just in for tbe Holidays. These are old at actual cost. Bibles donated needy persons.

ARTICLES FOR CHRISTMAS. A sensible and appropriate present for a gentleman,- a lady, or a obild. would be a comfortable pair of over nhoes. Tt ese can be found in tbe great st variety at J. P. Tutt's, wbo raskns a specialty of rubber goods and sells then' cheaper than any house in tbe city. has also an elegant line ol slippers Tutt's Shoe St re is the plsce.

HERE—READ THIS!

For Lap Robes, Horse Blankets, fin Buggy Harness, substantial Farm Harness—or anything in this line—remem tier that Miller A Arleth, Fourt street, between Main and Ohio, lead tbe trade, and can show better goods, more ot them, and at more reasonable prioes, than any other bouse in tbe city. Go to Headquarters.

SMOKERS ARTICLES,

Foi tbe handsomest lino of fancy articles to please smokers—such as elegant meerschaum pipes and cigar-holders (genuine Imported goods,) clgsr cases, tobacco boxes and pouches, pocket na cb-safes, materials for making oigar ettee, etc., as well as for the very finest cljrsrs and tobaccos at low wholesale prices—go to tbe man who Is known to keep the best—go to N. KATZENBA H, National House Block, opposite the I^etoffloe. ""i ELEGANT SLIPPERS.

N. Boland, the oldest boot and shoe deater 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 foil stork ol Burts well known brand of ladles button and slde-lace shoes. A ftill stock of men's nd boy's wesr, and rubbers from Infanta number live, to men's number twelve. Examine tbe goods In this handsome store before purchasing.

CHRISTMAS CONFECTIONERY. Buy it of White A Mewblnnev if you want tbe best. It will be necessary for those who buy In large quantities to sell again, to get in their orders ss early ss possible ss tbey are very much overcrowded now and can not keep up with orders even by working night and day. It should also be remembered- -especially by families—that Whiter Me whinnet toad tbe trade in fruit and nuts as well as confrctlonery. For the very best or everything, depend on Whits A Mewhinnejr. HANO A SUIT OP CLOTHES ON

THE CHRISTMAS TREE. One of the daily papers remarks that a suit of ciothss on the Christmes tree is one of ths most elegant presents a parent can make a child. Miller A Oox havs sa slsfint display ot children's anils, and not only that, but men's ooats, mils or parts of suits, undsr clothing, fine shirts, oollais, ties, overeats. Ah that's the biggest, best of all, buy an overcoat for sifter, brother, husband or son. Tbe dotalng Is all new. late style and Christmas la svsry thread aod Abrs and ssasa. You oau Jo no better than to go thsc* for holiday gifts. LAP RONES AND HORSE BLANK-

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The bitfdsonwst tins of tbess goQis to he found lo ths sity, Is at No. 04 Mala •Lrset—Frosb

guars ntssd

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TERRS HAUTE SATURDAY EVENING MATT,.

600 OVERCOATS AT COST,

And a full stock of other clothing en tbe same terms, at Frank A

Rothschild 'a,

corner of ftoorth and Main strsst. Don't foel away any time fa other stores. We intend to sell I

W.E. MoGBEW AOO„

At their model drug store, oouthwest corner of Third snd Walnutstreets, have an elegant holiday stock of tetlet articles, perfumeries, etc., and some rare imported cigars. Prescription business a specialty.

YOU CAN BUY BOOT*'

and shoes cheaper at the "Hocsier Store," of D. C. Groiner A Co., thsn of any other dealers in town. If you dont believe it, put tbe matter to a test. The goods wsre bought tor nst cash at very low figures and will be sold at such bargains as are not picked up every day.

HUGHES REED

are so much crowded with customers that they have been compelled to put on an extra force of clerks. Tbey are open Ing novelties In bolidsy notions daily— have the handsomest ties, fancy boxes of handkerchief, collars and cuff*, &<?. They request as many as oonveniently can to make them a morning visit the (•owing week, as the great rush com*« in the'afternoons, at 515 Main street, between 5th and 0th, south side?

SANTA CLAUS

LET US LUNCH

At White

Mewhinney's, where they

keep tbe very best of Java coffee, at 5 entsa oupand all othei thing* in pronortion. A splendid lunch there will not cost more than 15 or 20 rents.

A few more Second Hand Stoves left, at FISHER'S.

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This big stands for Christmas Candies, and is to remind you that HARRY BUNTIN Carries the best assortment of fine Candies, all band made, md the most delicious Caramels of sny one in tbe State. He also has some fresh Imported Cigar*, and any amount of Christmas present*. Consisting of Toy Ruoks, Pocket B»ok8, and over 200 different, kinds of Poket Knives lor Ladles, Gents Boys and Girls. Come to the P. O. Lobby and Tor yourselves. His mixed Candies neat them all, tbey are pure and soChesp.

LAST EXCURSION!

Of the season Dec. 27tb. L»aves Union Depot at 8:40, a. m.. for Ktnsaa. For further particulars address P. Mtlligan, Box 718, Term Haute. 4 2w

GOLD WATCHES AND CHAINS. New styles bought for caah. and much /Keaper than are sold by any other establishment In tbe country, at S. R. FREEMAN, north side, opposite the National Hotei. ...

Hatoeriainly established bis Headquarters—his depot of sspplles—at Scudder's this year, if we may jud *e by tbe piles upon pil^ of eleitaMt and attractive toy* they are constantly opening there. How the eyes of the childrru sparkle as the\ oass his establishment. G-od parent* ion't neglect tbe liuleono* the corning Christmas and bear in mind tlia: Seiid ler's stock is now at it's b"8t, and hirices in harmony with the limrn.

A MUSICAL CHRISTMAS. W. II. Paigtwt ». arn supplied with ull and complete stock of musioul in truments mi inu«iMl merchandise They htve all the latest sheet music, uperior line of strings, insr-ruKiou -tooks of every description, and the une flailed CMokering Pianos. Tt is now mknowledged by candid dealers every vhere tb'«t the Chickeriug Uprigh* piano is tbe finest inurnment for family use, made in the world. Messrs. Pai| tfe Co. are sole agents for its sale in Terre Haute. Tney ar" also sgents for „lj)e Mason fc Haml organs

'j "PURE DELIGHT. Perhaps in Id hood you have 6earri if a clime, a sunny clime with sbadv •owers—a land of fair -st fruits am) fl wers, of siuhts and sounds and sonus -mblime—a land flowing with milk and •oney and home-made molasses—and .•erbaps you've thought that beyond tb •oundary line of time this land of olden -itory lies and that yon should never nven get a glimpse of it till the time earrtefor passing In yourehecks: but if u'l'goto Rippetoe's grocery storeone is at No 155 Main street, between Fifth snd Sixth, and the other on the west, side of Fourth, the first door nortl' of the msrket house—you'll sees lnv-out 'able delicacies that will discount any fantastical storiesoftne kind mentioned. Rippetoe leads the van and is the man ^o look for the realiration of every gastronomic dream that comes.

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Texas Lands.

I have 640 acres of choloest Texas Farming Land, which I will sxchsnge for city property or farm land near by on reasonable terms. 4

L. Fkmrkhklr. 629 Mali reet.

Our Mink ftirs arc here on commission, and will be sold below the value.

Hi 7th

Fsrfg's end prices are

HERZ.

1i1di)le boats the auction on Silverware.

Fori r*ahiicethree piece toil-t •et tnr one dollar, go to Stahre 634 etreet between 8th.

THKY WILL WAKR YOU UP AND LIGHT YOUR LAMP. Tbe n«w alarm docks a1arm snd light a lamp without Ml. had at

H. FRBKMAN'S,

i, Alain, nmmr cor, ttto, north aid*.

Goods at your own prices during this Holiaay term. HEttZ.

—•PRICK"* OF CLOCKS, Watches JfWflrj-. rt lvwrw*re Spc tn^es. Ch»ld Caains, etc., were n«w ow now, at H.R. rKKlMAN S.

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Some people say that brains make the* man other* that it'«thegrit i-e lez in his and •ihrra still that it's the ••'Ittels he has in his stoma 'h. But frian's an' feller fil.t-ofers. 1 rlalni it take« all three uv 'em— that a man is a kind uv a thre«fclatrfed H'«OI. a» it war, with one leg doin' it's part as rains." aimther as urrit" an' another vit'els." 'Cause y« see

a man with brains ain't wuth much Ai uut urit an1 an'a man with irit's no V-ount long without vittels an* •rains an' th* pore wrK'ih who has vita an* nothin' el«e is jist about as bad tfas the rest. Thereiore, I commend unto ye. bretherin', these thre —Vittel*, jrit and Braius. but the greatost of these 's Vitteln, an' you kin always g|t. the best at Rippetoe's.

I IIKi KT Ladies aucl

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To rnluce *toek we will ^ell jmilllnery Uoodi a^ very low price*.

Pair Trlm'«l Felt ai »peel»l

prieeM, 3J4 Jlam afreet^

Prairie City Emporium.

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MORE NEWS!

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Two Governors at Oncel

csn decide, jnsf everybody el'e in Terre Haute does, who tries WRIGHT A

KiUFMAN'8 GROCERIES, a. that is that no better can be purchased Get vonr Oysters, Oresaed Poultry, 6aas, Raisins. Fresh Flg«, Onions, Apples, Cabbage, Mincemeat, craaberriss, Celery, Chowchow, Mixed Pickles, Apple Batter, Peach Butter. Jol lea. Flour aad Haas 1

WRIGHT A KAUFMAN.

Wait till next week before pureliaalsig your fine parlor lamp beeanae Mtahl «vill iheu lia%e all the lalest styles out* Bout forget the place 684 Mn»u »t* between ttth und 7th.

NOTICE.

received my Winter's Trim

med Patterns and Winter Wraps, I am now prepared to All all my engagements in the latest style alse, to make np Cloaks and Suits to order at as low figure aa you can get elsewhere. 1 need not add that you will be snre of a perfect fit. MRS. MARY ROACH,

Southeast oor. 4th and Poplar Sta.

Our commission Jewelry will be in Mondfyr. HERZ.

Have you »een Hlahl's display of flne China dinner sets, also those elegant toilet sets whleh he sells at very low prices If yon have not dont fall lo call at 184 Main, between 6th. and 7th.

More New Goods at Riddle's. 10.000Geese snil Ducks Wanted

I Will pay thd highest market price for 10,000 KSSNI and dn^ks at ths NiaUi street market booae.

JAOTBI MCMAHAS.

T»r $ld.OO jron ean bn a Freweli China Tea set al MiSkl'a ClilM Ktorr.

T«m Grand Oetral Hotel, ths larfssi In N«* York, has saik another innova tion, and "tosnbled? rates from M.0Q |1S0 and fS.00 per day.

Examine Riddle's new Corsets.

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THE PRESENT MONTH

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We are Determtued lo Clotj Oat a Near as Pnslble Baton th4 Fir^tof the Ta^r, Entire Stock. At a nine When People are Wanting Gooda tor Holi£ajr Presents. Toa Bay a get ol

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Krom the Loirret Quality the Beet, for Less Money Than^ You Think ter,

CLOAKS

We HXTO Jact Beceived New Lot, and Offer a 1 Oar Cloaks at Kedneed Prices.

S. RYCE & CO.

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(HlwTes. Ladies' Cloth and Berlin

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Ladle**' and Clildren*s lerino Vetis and Pa**Is. IVubius. »rarf*, mid Felt

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Beautiful line of shawls.

loaks and Fars, at a saerifice. m, i-441 -"i

Tiarge Ntock ot Holiday ftovds at popular price*.

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Our Cloaks must, be sold before January IsL let them bring what tlioj will. HERZ*

.ORNAMENTAL CLOCKS And cheap Alarms at S. R. FRECMAN*S, north side o' Main, opposi|n be National Hotel.

Riddle for Underwear.

—THE NEWEST STYLES and fine£i WVXIH in Silverware are at S. FREEMAN'S, oppoaitethe Mn'tonal Hotel.

8ILVER W A fCft ES,

Of American and ireitw in«nnfiotnr%. ('orue and aee them and learn how lowji firs' rate watch can b» b.u .lit.

New styls neck chains atS R. FRE®\N*S, 'Man street, let. 5ib tuid Oct oppo»ite National Hon e,

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OUGNITIHTOSRIA.

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21 at The Eminent Comedian,

MR* SOTHERN,

4'ipport»d by an unexceptional emu," in 14a world famuss character of

LORD DUNDREARY]

In the far tamed Oomody,

OUR AMERICAN COU9IN. Pcale or Paicn-fte*enred

Mats, 11.26. 4J-

nlMlon, fl 00, 7u aad fio oenta. The wle at rtaerred seats will be opened gt Sutton A Hamilton'* book (ton, Monday, Dse.' ber nth, a'. in.

IMMHSEIIEDICIIIIII

IN 3,

PRICESI

To enable everyone t* Sny BargalM lor he approaching

HOLIDAYS.

The redaction In onr Cashmeres Is not leasHhan 10 anil 80 eenis per yard. We oflfer now Blaek Cask meres for 75 and SO eents. In Colore^' Goods, Latest shades, 'flrai quality, §0, 89 and 00 cents. A splendid llue of plain POP* llmt, Stripes, Checks, and liracades conapnclng at 18 1% 19 and 80 eents per yard.

SILKS.:

In this llae we hare a nli assortment,all the latest stylw aad eolars aad we tAt tha same at aetual cost price, tm order to reduce our stock.

CLOAKS & SHAWLS]

W£8T£RN BAZAAR,

Corse* Slh and M»fls Nta»i

For bale.

I?ORflVLK-A VERY AND8Uperlor K1RE FK«XrLARUK

KK wltb btw-

(lar box Iostdw—suitable for a bonk, cr~ xmnty ofBeua Will be sold at a bargain. tfcKKRN M1NHH \LL. "ZiL

tor Rent.

HOU ItKNT—A DWr.LLlMO HOOBE OT I Hix Itoo ns, with »Uble, woodsltet,

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and cistern, on corner lltn and Mnlberty «ueeta. Will be rented low to goad tenant. li ZNMK*tMAN.

FINE PERFUMERY

LA bin's lUmmeU'a, Atkinson. Crown.! borg Potato's aad Baaiu'S

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rias Kstrasu Car Ike (CaaSkocliMr

enulne Imported Carina and Ueriuau Co|

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Fine Toilet and Fancy Article apa.t I uru gJoglM booil, Silver and Udlden Powders I

at if ci in»C« rden, 1 in Ipr

ollet Hoapa, Coametlea, liooth, Matif Clotls ltd Nail liruahai, Comba, DrwlnnUwi& et owden, DtiP ttre

tstt, and all artioles wanted for UifuLi«v

BUN1 IN ABH«TIIONV, Sra«Sls,rev

tth nsnt nnln s»rrnSl

f^R. J. P. WORRELL, ones,

UWTOV UASSIOW, I

Southwest eornar Sth aad OhioBtieets. OfBee boors Dram a. ni. to I p. n. and front 4 to p. m. PmeOee sow limited to diseMM fit tM

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