Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 7, Number 27, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 30 December 1876 — Page 5

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A Paper

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People!

CAIXIORS New Years day will GENERally iiouf it. *5 8A:«TA CLAUS w«at counted fn( by Urge majority.

:%EE amall bUln. And pay 'em on eight—if you can. n*-

BEOIX tbe New Year right by going church to morrow.

DOH'T fail to nee that little "madcap," Katie Putnam, to-night.

PARI-IKS in tbe surrounding town* are already sending 1ft fpr^kkeU fertile Kellogg opera. I ,x

Or course you will not miss calling on Col. Sellers, at the Opera House, Wed nesday evening. P*i*' "'if

THE "Home Circle" club gave a pleasant domino party at tbe Terre Haute Hon«e laatnight.

Hit

KKIXOOO, tbe poerleea, comes next Friday night. The «le of seats beginn Tuesday morning.

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New YEAR'S matinee—"Old Curiosity 8hop," by the Katie Potman company Monday afternoon.

DAVIS A Co., pork packers, killed this week a one year old sboat whose net weight wan 700 pounds.

ARRANOKMRMTH sre being made for reduced fare on all the trains to bring in tbe people to tow Keljogg, on Friday nigbt. it".

BURGLARS entered Fred Ilofl's stero, corner af Thirteenth and Main, Sunday night, but didn't get away with a large amount of plunder. ..

Conr, Indiana, is to have a new flour log mill, J. A. Parker A Co., of this city, have tbe contract and are already pt work on the machinery.

THK various railroads stopped all freight business on Christmas to give employoes an opportunity to spend Christmas with their families.

THE Terre Haute druggist who advertised "dealer in pills and other holiday goods," and expected to do a rushing business, we are happy to ssy, got left.

MARX TWAIN'S new book, "Tbo Adventures of Tom Sawyer," has made its appearnnco in the city book stores. It was first published In England lastsum mer. y'*

TAI.IC about heroism! There is more moral heroism practiced among bun drodsof the needy and suffering in our city to-day tbun could be portrayed in a whole generation of novels.

THK Cincinnati papers now arrive here at 10 o'clock a. in. of the morning upon which they are published and tbe Indianapolis papers at 7 o'clock. This through the enterprise of the publishers.

THK mother of Messrs. D. C. and W. H. Greiner, of this city, died at Quincy, Ohio, Monday night, and was buriod at Fairfield, Ohio, Wednesday. Tbe two gentleman named attended the funeral.

THK prolonged oold weather has simmered down tho mattor until It Is either matrimony or hot bricks. A few young men whose names are to be mentioned horeafler, have wisely chosen the latter.

A LAII«K number of the businewi men mud manufacturers presented their employees with turkeys and slch, Christmas. We did Intond to mention them all by name, but en Inquiry found the job would be almost equal to publishing a small directory

THK Hod Mou'A ball at the Cltj* Hall, Monday night, was tho most successful ball given this season. The order cloaml over two hundred dollar* in money and have besides the satisfaction of knowing that their iall as a ball was ahead of everything.

John Hitchcock died in this city at 10 o'clock, on Thursday 28th. He was a soldier of the 83rd lud. was wounded at Kenesaw Mouslain, and worn wit» fatigue and exposure he gradually declined after the war till tbe fatal day. V,

MR*. Jolts D. RKU.,died of consumption, at her residenae on the corner of Fourth and Eagle streets, Monday, at a little before twelve o'clock. Her health had been failing ior a leng time and her friends scarcely expected her to recover. Quite a Urge family of children are left to mourn tJ.e death of a kind and devoted mother.

Tns sal* of senU tor tbe Kellogg Opera will begin on Tuesday morning, at ulne o'clock, at W. II. Paige A Co'#. Of conrao there* will he a rsr*b, and that there maj* l* as little d«sUy and iaeon

isasonablr figure

Cu R»ri MAM stttertaimuenU w«

MB. ULTSSRS HKBERD, of tbe firm of W. J, Hebard's Sons, Vincennea, died at Daytona, Florida, on tbe 24th inafc. The deoo as ad was a toother of Mrs. O. Foster Smith of this city, to whom we under stand he left the greater part of h'a large property.

THE spirit of a deooaaed butcher at Pcnce'a Hall tbe other nigbt wrote ou a slate, "The bologna sausage is older than the Federal Union and a thing of beauty ia a joy forever." It is supposed to have some mysterious connection with the present Presidential com plica tiona, and the oominittce aretrying^to figure it out. -.?•

THK Democrat* met in this city on Saturday last, and appointed delegates to the 8th of January convention at Indianapolis. Tbe resolutions adopted and speeches made were not as warlike was probably cxpected. In fact it was evident enough that the leaders of the party here have sufficient common sense to restrain tbe blatherskites, and intend to exercise it in the interest of law and order.

A FIRE Wednesday morning betweerl three and four o'clock destroyed four stables on tbe alley between Fifth and Sixth streets and between Mulberry and Eagle. Tbe staples belonged respectively to Peter Miller, Albert Mewhinney, M. M. Wheeler and John Abbott. In addition to the stable Mr. Miller suffered the loss of a horae, buggy and wagon, and Mr. Mewbinsoy »»t a valuable phceton. The total loss of these gentlemen was something like $100 that of the others probably half this amount.

THE lecture of lion. Amos Myers, on Lincoln, at the Second Presbyterian church, Tuesday evening, was attended bj a fine audience and gave the most unbounded satisfaction. As a literary effort, Mr. Myers lecture has rarely been excelled. It abounds in passages of thrilling interest, pathos and eloquence It was somewhat marred by the delivery, which though not really bad, waa not good enough to appropriately correspond with the matter of tbe lecture. However, it was an intellectual treat.

DuRiNothe entertainment at the Baptist church Christmas night, some cot ton flatting representing snow on the roof of a Santa Claus cottage caught fire and creatod the greatest alarm and confusion. Tbe audience were seleed by a panic ami the most frantic and ludicrous attempts were mado to escape from the building, with tho impression that terrible conflagration was imminent. The lire department was called out and the town generally alarmed but no dam age done or person injured. It was an unfortunate scare and to a great extent spoiled the evening's nmuseraont.

A REWARD of $400 is offered for tbo arrest and detention of John Morgan and Silas Eaglin, two boys who recently in escnpiag from tbo House of Refuge at Plainfield, murdered a "trusty" who formerly lived in this city.

Morgan is five feet three incBes high 15 years of ag eyos, hazel blue black hair medium build dark complexion, with rather a downcast look.

Ejglln is five feet five inches high 1G years of ago hazel eyes dark brown hnir medium build light oomplexion nad female figure marked on right arm in India ink also, pistol and dagger on back of right hand in India ink.

LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S FURS. J. II. Sykea has a largo stock of extra tine furs for ladies and children and is selling at greatly reduced prices. No better bargains—If so good—can bo obtained anywhere else In tbe city. tU ^*NO£tR 1.

Tlio*o ri6W 4nd handsome designs ol New Year's Cards, to be found at Wigley's, No. 15 south 5th street.

nATS, CAPS, AND GLOVES. The largest stock, the most stylish goods, and the lowest prices, can always be found at J. H. Sykea' well known hat store. —MASQUERADE—At DowlfngItaTl,* on New Year's night. Every person will be required to unmask at the door, previous to admission, before a committee selected for that purpose.-, la

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Examine Riddle's new Corsets.

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MONEY TO LOAN.

I have money to loan on mortgage security on long time. No life insurance reqaired.' C. E. HOSFORD.

Office corner Fourth |Dd Main street, Terre Haute, Ind.

Price T.

If. Riddle's

New Goods.

NOTICE.

tTavtnit'rebpivo^l iny Wjn!»r*a Trimmed Patterns add Winter Wraps,

sl»eld

ftt all the cbuiohes in tbe city, many of them highly nnlque and all plaamnt, ami we should be glad to make particular mention of a number of them bat in a paper like The Mali it ia quits oat of the qwwtion to spare sufficient space to do the subject Justice. Readers, therefore, wholes! any dUappoliitaieot at not finding a full account of the entertainment at this or that church, will please consider the circumstances and make allowance.

SMOKERS ARTICLES.

For the handsomest line of fancy article* to please smokers—«uoh elegant meerwehaum pipes snd dgar-holders (genuine imported goods,) cigar ess tobsooo boxes snd pouches, pooket msich-ssfes, materials for making cigar ettes, etc., as well as for tbe very finest cigars and tobaccos at low wholesale

Eeen

rtces go tn the man who Is known to tbe best—g» to N. KATZENBACH, National Honse Block, opposite the Poetoffioe.

—MIKE SCULLY, tbe ebamplon walk1st, is still making good time. Up to the present writing be says be is in perfect health, and feels safe in ssying to the people that he will be able to complete tbe feat, namely, to walk his last seventy-five miles in twenty-foar hours. Tbe home-stretch mile will occur on the 28th of January,or rather be finishes up bis last hour stone p. m. It is rumored that tbe St. C!air saloon will not be large enough to give all who wish an opportunity to see him, and Capt. Barrett will probably make arrangements to have bim finiah the feat at tbe Opera House or Dowling's Hall. And if such be tbe case be wul announce it beforehand. Scully's best time up to date is eleven minutes and forty-five seconds the longest being thatof twenty minutes and nfty seconds.

The excitement in the Scrapie Rooms iaimmense.as it is crowded Nub day and night wilii lookers on, but the best of or der prevails, as Capt. Barrett would not have business go on otherwise.

CARD TO THE PUBLIC!'

Riddle sells the cheapest, street.

now prepared to'fiJl all my engage-

vonlenoo aa ou that laaruinj tnen?» in latest style al&*> to make tiwrs Wilt be iMWtliHT.ii.i:. of fl '.:• aj oio*k« 8itlt* nnler at as low a —X (Ire*1"' «!wh*"Sn»,' f,

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iuui -y .»' .*»'-•* it*'y-»-ar ,« y-»u »4«« iw *f a p&rwber% vnti wish to sit—a psv^joi.r MRS. MARY \v if, money snd yo»« y««r «l.i.«.»* Tbf -*4 ^uthtmt cor. 4th snd P. «r «». tcn!e of pt been fixed at wy

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n*- S91LVKK WATCH 1, Of American Mad r«lAj mani:f Couie and »e« thwn and learn bow low a first rate watch can be bouiht.

New ilvh neck chain* atS R. FREEMAN'S, Man strtH't, bei. 5th and 6th opposite National Hoo-e.

More New Goods at Riddle's.

The well kDown botel uaan, Mr. J. Carson, has taken the house whish has been known to tbe public as the St Charles Hotel or liuntin House, and has refitted and refurnished it throughout, and is now prepared to accommodate the traveling public and all his old com tnereial friends in the very best of style. His tables are well supplied with the very best tho market affords, and can ivo general satisfaction to those patronsing bim. He still has room for a few more first class boarders by tbe day week. The day clerk knowu as Charley, and the.night clerk as Boyer are youn men of sterling business qualities, an are accommodating jeung men, and spare no pains to make tbe guests com fortable and happy, and taking it all in all, it is one of the best governed hotels in the country.

-The latest styles in New Year's Cards can be found at Wigley's, No. 15 south'5.b street.

—In tbe general distribution of medals if it bad beeu possible for tbe "International Jury of Award" to have given a medal to tbe best hotel in Philadelphia, this honor would have been received by tbe Colonnade, "for all the requisites of a model establishment in every respect."

^'^NEW YEAR'S CARDS. A nice stock of the newest and handsomest New Year's cards, in great variety and style can be found at Wigley's, No. 15 south 5th street. Call early and get the first choice.

—LADIES, Misses Demorest, at 608 north 6th street, who have given perfect satisfaction in all kinds of Hair Work, leave tbe city the 8th of January, and desire all orders in by tbe 5th

THEY WILL WAKE YOU UP AND LIGHT YOUR LAMP. The new alarm clocks alarr-* and light a lamp without fail. To be hud at

S. FREEMAN'S,

Main, near cor. 6th, north side.

Riddle beats the auction on Silverware.

"I ORNAMENTAL CLOCKS*"' And cheap Alarms at S. R. FREEMAN'S, north sido of Main, opposite tbe National Hotel.

Look at

Hats.

Riddle's New

CIIEAPESTTET! liiidieit and (jents Kid GloTtiM, t? vf

lalici«* i'loik and Berlin OlOVfM. LndlcC and Clilldren'M Her! no Vcxln and PantM.

MnbiaM. tycarf*, and Felt Sklrtn.

Beautiful line of Shawls, C-loakm aud Furn, at a sacrifice.

IiOrgv Mtoek ot Holiday C*ooU at popular price#.

T*» reduce St«ek we will sell .fillliuery ul very low price*.

Fair l'rimM Felt at Npeclal pricey H'li ^fain Nireet.

Prairie Gi ty Emp jrium. ]ead

GOLD WATCHES AND CHAINS. New styles bought for cash, and much •heaper than are sold by any other establishment ia the country, at S R. MWP»W.N IHRIHHHWMW FREEMAN, north aide, opposite the ttouty Afiectiona, Pain in tbe Bade and National Hotel. Le!»», Ac, For sale by J, J, Baur,

HAPPY N£W YEAR.

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Close the Old Tear With a Feast.

Call at bright & Kaufman's and Select your Eatables.

This enierprifling firm ha« an especially large and choice selection of New Year'* eatables. This season never comes but once a year, let every body enjoy it Select from the following eat drink and be merry. DRESSED TURK F.YS,

Jewelry 517 Main

the following from the Hon.

Morris Morris, Auditor of the Slate of Indiana: DR. C. W. ROBKCK, D^nrSirt-ilavftrg been tmub!«d t»r several y«ar» with ex tmne ty end we«kne«-, so much so that I was unable t* t» »nv ors'iti ,rv brndaess# »l :t*id b.«v:rt .i »«t the wondert*. 'r« vndibavUti BlOtid Pur.tii-r ^i.d ilovJ RiU were wog, I ...Juc ^y a friend 4o try u»e«t. I have ..t uuug the IhjriiiW for tbe last tweh mouths, and find the medicine fully equal to its rsoommendatinnt. So valuable is its ueo to toe, that I cannot now dlapeoso with tbe u*« of it at my advanced age— seventy-seven years. I cbeeriully give this informaioo lor tbe benefit of loose similarly affected. Yours truly,

MORRIS MORHIS.

Foe Sale by J. J. Baur. W A riot's Difamc AXD AUTKSXATIAS Eux» or IIOCHXJ, Jrsjrwi AKO ACKTATK POTASH —A new snd valuable prepaiaUon for tbe relief and care of uravel, Irritation of the Bladder snd Uretha, Dropsksd Rheumatism and

DRESSED GEE8E, DRESSED DUCKS.

DRESSED CHICKENS, .QUAIL AND RABBIT, APPLES, LEMONS, ORANGES, FIGS,

RAISINS, CURRANT8, SWEET POTATOES. Choice California Honey In the Comb.

Immense stock of the beat Canned goods of every ei£*ipt ion.

Another Fair and Liberal

xngg&tion from the Popular Cent Store. Should the number which may draw '.he fine doll on New Year'* day have been loRt by some one, an there are no doubt a great many not knowing tbe full meaning of them at firiu, the doll will be retsined 60 days only, ihen to be donated to the Ladies' Aid society, to be drawn again, tbe money for the wants of those who need ssnintance. The proprietor will positively do all to justify the public.

Died.

WILSON—At the residence of his mother corner of Eleventh and Chestnut streets, this morning, at half-past four o'clock, of consumption. Charles 1. Wilson, in tho S7th year ot It Is ago.

The burial surviccs will take place from the reslaence, AD above, to-morrow (iuupay) afternoon, at .»o'clock. Krlenila of the family are invited to attend without further notice.

Henry

brown,

CLAIR HOUSE

SAMPLE KOUJf. Finest of

WINES, LIQUORS, ALE PORTER, Ac.

Meyer's Beer on tap fresh at all hours. Call on Capt. Barrett and get the best.

Oa H. BRIGGS,

l'KO»UCE AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, and Dealer In

HIDES, PELTS, RAGS, BUTTER, EGGS, AC., Corner of Fourth aud Cherry streets,

TERRE HAUTE, IND.

ENDERSON HOUSE.

F. P. NICHOLS, Prop'r.

South Fourth St, Bet Walnut aud PopUr, TERKH HAUTE, IND. First Class IJoartllng by the week, Day or Meal. Best wagon yard In the city. J. W. BAR.VKTr. W. II. PALMER M. A. SWIFT.

ARBLE WORKS. 4

li \RNRTT, PALMER AS ,VIFT, IllfOnTKltS AND DKAI.IKS l.V

Rose and dray tScotch Uraiiite AND 1 TALI AN MARBLE MON* UM EN rn, Tombs, Hetd Stones, Van t*, Manscls.&c. i4. East Main Kir^jtJ, ^twoen Twelfth and iliirU'enUt

TEHttE HAUTE,iND.

All wort ws«rnot«Hi

i)!{ui^\TrR( wmniK I" wiritHM

STRING 15ANI),

rvssly n* nil il'il-** :n fn f.w all IWUH, '.it-\i-ry ,» -•«». i^.»»* ururlton Uti.' c.»r£»«r li i. ui.tl Jlklu »».,

TERKB HAUfr., IND.

OMETHINU NEW.

•ift. I. A WHENl£. the well known Barber. between tali aud ui, on Main, has removed hi* place oT bosUnsaa to the s«ound door e«at ot HA street depot, aoutb aii', Wbere be baa op«n«d a H4tsanat, huunh Oounter and BartMir Hhop awl would be pleased toaewali bis old frienda.

OKTH FOURTH STREET

UIUX.KKT. B. fiEDQ&J,

The popular Grocer, on north Poortli «treet between Cberry and Main rtreft, ke«p» on hand ai alt una a laifi Mid well aeleetcd Mock of Uroeeriei, Cuiasd Uoo4a, con feetloo*. Ac., and will pay the big beat prloe either In caati or ludi, for all kinds ot country prod ace.

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HOG SUIPL*£LT, 1. TEKItE HAUTE, IND.

Buys hogs every day in the year, "cash up and no gruinbllbg." Oltioe on south fr'onrth street, ouo half squaru KOUIII of tnu market iioiuo, one door south of He ndt-m house. All ask is to try me. Trade with me once and you will trade with me again.

AST END GROCERY.

LEO DUENWEG,

Between 11th and 12th streets, keeps on hand at a 1 tlraesat'utl line of Staple ana fancy Uioceries, ana sells as cheap as tha cheapest. Will pay the highest market price either in cash or goods, for produce. Be wishes all his old friends to give him a call.

NDBEW RODERUS.

THIS POPULAR EAST END BARBEK 8HOF Has removed to the neat 11.tie room formerly occupied by Dr. liyers uud attached to Woodruifs grocery store, on the corner of I2lh and Main, where his many customers can And him as usual—sociable and ready to do the best of work In his linn at all times. He also makes a Bpeclalty «f a hair restorative which he warrants iu all cases.

JOHN'-**

BOGGS & CO.,

DKALKKH IN

HEAVY AND FAXCY GROCERIES,

Confections, Notions and Faacy Articles. No. Oil north 4tli street. Makes country produce a specialty.

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POPULAR CENT STOBX.

The Grand Cei.tral Hotel, the largest in New York, has tu de another innovation, and "tumbled" r...»»s from $4.00 lo $2.&0 and $3.00 per day.

CARD:

Having just receive*, unexpectedly, a lot of FURS with instructions to sell them for what they wll brinq. We shai hold and offer them at very low prices until after the HOLIDAYS This will give our people an opportunity to make some very handsome as well as useful presents, much beiow their value.,

AMONG THE LOr ARE

OiDID MTJFJF'B

MINK, SEAL, OTTER, BEAVEh, BLACK MAR TEN, ETC.

Don't let this opportunity slip to buy one of the finest

FUR MUFFS

Ever in Terr« Haute, for s'song, so far as the priee goes.

Comedian, Vocalist ana auprame lavoritc,

A I E N A

AMD IIKR NEW

•bp',*SELECT COMPANY.-

Mr. J. J• Sulilvan, manager and proprietor.

Saturday ereulng, Deo. 80ti,'Je entire new speciality in 6acta, emitted Lina the Mad Cap. Una witii songs—K Ue Putnam.

Monda Jau. 1st. Grand Holiday Carnival, two greater I performances, "Happy Kew Year." Matinee, las', time of Dickons Old Curiosity Sbop.

New years night be produced Li .tie Bare.ooL Knit* J^itnam.

W. S. RYCE & coJ

JUST RECEIVED

ANOTHER LARGE LOT OF

OVERCOATS

FOR ME3ST &c BOYS Which lie bought at such low figures that we are able to sell them at ten to fifteen per cent less thai any other house in the city.

We invite everybody to call and examine our Stock and Prices before buying anywhere else. Splendid OVERCOATS from $3.00 to $10.0*. Very fine All-Wool Beaver, Kersey and Chinchilla Overcoats from $10.00 to $20,00.

Well, ain't this tbe boatenlst weather ye ever need though I like it! Cold weather agrees with mp, an' I'm a gittin' fat. But then, that may be on account Of the sooperior eatiii' that's to be had when things is M« up. Now thars Rippetoe with his patergiea,Hn' his turkovs, an* his chickens, sn' his rabbits, an' his squirrels, an' his oysters, au' his inlnce meat, an'bin plum

puddin', an' slcb, that'd fatten aHausage machine. I tell ye, mv irien's, when ye want a Biess of anything that *11 lav close toyer ribs an' do ye goHl, don scatterlophistloate all over town fur it, but go direct to that man Rippetoe.

Amusements.

PERA HOUSE

Karenretl appearance will Amie with song-

Scale of prices—Re*rvcl Meats, 75 eta. Family circle. 60 eta. tiallery. 2 eta- *a a secured at Button &. Hamilton's.

THEKfc/3 MILLIONS IX IT!

PEKA IIOU8E

WBDNE3DA.Y JAM UAkY 3.1870.

PO»itiv«»ly One Bight Onl.y

JOU T. lY.no 4#^"'

COLONEL MULBERRY SELLERS. 8 i^twriel ty li n»r E. Abba?'* ftar Dra. oaUc 'iJBijai.jr. utiier th.- inaiutgrmeni of Jieiaic. Att«y and H.-hO'ttel. l«r»«:» and aau tfen. Far* Twilte Sew York cUjr. a Vc-»d-earot tixi-ir, BuBal S. Y.

Adult?*}ni 7*», lit a id retitr, IteaerTel •mat* tl.**•• f.jaer-'v itu* on Mile at Htiuon A ton '.*»k More.

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HH ANTAI. vrV.Xt fNiio ..«•«* t:.i-» osnj .im tin if u... I ri- iiivi'.', Aedtt«spi.(». Jaii'. Hiy !h, K", li' ivs. '-u HMRAOR^ND 4 ./«|. ut, tit J-UJV of o!wrtln(t»*»vcn dlr»«c «m, to **rv«- IH« eosolnn year and lotrat»*ael any oU»»r trialn«#a ibat may coma before them. j. p.

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L. GOODJ1 AN Jr., & C07,

Opera House Block, and 328 Main, between 3rd and 4th Streets. VCv

PERA HOUSE.

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SATURDAY a»d MONDAY, DEC. 30th and Jan. 1st. MATINEE. NSW YEAR'8 at 2 p.m. ay3p?c!al HoHa*y engagement a( the peerlen

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Knsaeenifnt far «XK KIOUTONlf, OK THK

KELLOGG

ORANll

English Opera

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COMPAMY! &&

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Willi Amorica'a great Prima Donua, I

Miss Clara Tjouiso Kellogg

at the lioad of'(•)•! Lancmt and Kineat Organization uvur amurubied uudur one man ago me nt in thia country.

SIR. i'. O. HESS, Direetwr

The company comprlaea in addilion totkv great KBLLOOO, tne fatn»»u4 Lyric Htara

MR. JOSKPU MAAS, li. WILLIA A

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MK. 11KN It PEAK £S, MR. GEO. A. CONLY. MR. EDWARD NKUIN,

'FULL CHORUS and

MR. C. H. TURN lilt, MR. A. DUBREUL, MK. CAYLA, MR. TAMH, TMR. HOLLAND, MIS8 LANCASTER, MME. JIJLIB IUASEWALI), and MRS. ZKLDA 8EOUIN. I

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MR. M. BEHRESI.%, Munio.il Direoter.

The Opera to be given upon

Friday Ev'n'g, Jim. 5th^

Will be AmbroUe Thomas' charming and E'tiinently HuccetHfui Work,

MIGNON,

With the following pnwi-rful OMt: Mlgnoti....Miw*f*L\11A IX)I7ISKKK1AAXW Kiiina M'nit* JUIJK It(WKWALl) Krwlftink. Mr*. ZKI.DA UEOIN Wllhfitu Moitter.„ Mr,. JOH.MAAH Ixttliariu. ..Sir. IIKNI'.Y PKAKBH l«*riM j!r H. TURNER Ularno...^. Mr. t'A YIA Antonio Mr HOLL.VNi'

(JItAN WOKC'HKSTlt A!

Tb«?«i of llentsrvf^l tsa-a and Book* Of thcOjM iJi wtH on Turnday at a. tn., ut W. 11. P« 'o'4 Aliwlo ilouse.,

SCALE OK Fit ICES:

Balcony .... !».•»•«•.« a-Ml 1 W !•«•. |*y tialli-ry Iri

Wabash Iron Company,'Notice o( Sp«'ciiil Elcctioa

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OFFICE OF

Vigo Iron Company,

TKKKK HA UTK, IX 1», Dec. 2utlu, W&. HK ANXIIAL MKKTlMJ of Uie atockholdrra of this Company will be held at UitlroiBoe In ibe City of Tm* Mant#, on WedneNday, Jan nary lath, 1*77, between tbe hoars of 19 and 11 o'clock, a. ni., tor Um pur pot of elect tog merm dirwton to strre the eowlng year and to transact an other bailti«m tlial may eotn« before tlirtn.

A. i. CKA W^URD, Soc'y.

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,ii itiiTo bw Uriel in the ronr&b Hard

cmrc ..a')« Orr^yt, f.,

rrr^rKArTf. 1M, tHc. "Alt7C. j/j

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THITR-DAY, JANUAfeY 4. 1 m% far tba wtrp-m of iloctlnc one ouncilman from Mid ward UT the unexpired term ot Ue late Hon rboman l*wlr)i. 1 plaoo ot rotlBK aid of «aM 'ectio.i t^ be as toLowK

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