Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 10, Number 25, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 20 December 1879 — Page 4
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THE MAIL
A PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.
P. S. WESTFALL, KDrroa
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TERRE HAUTE, DEC. 20, 1879
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A FA.MIL SOLID A Y. Nobody who Uvea and more* and lias bis being to any extent out of doors needs to be reminded that Christmas is coming. Tbe omens are' in tbe air, in the streets and in the store windows. People are busy contriving little surprises for eaoh other and for the children. "Shopping" of tbe bolidsy sort is the chief occupation of tbe ladies, and even the men submit to its exasperations with anwonted good nature. Far' oels are mysteriously smuggled home and conveyed into secret places, to await tbe revelation of delight. So far as premonitions go Christmas would seem to be tbe time specially set spart for giving and receiving presents. This has indeed come to be tbe great distinguishing characteristic of tbe day among our people. Donbtleas tbe religious signifies tion of tbe day is not forgotten, and when tbe day arrives all persons of a devout or serious turn of mind will give it some theught, and will be tbe better for doing so.
But after all tbe day has come to be peculiarly one of social onjoyment, aud tbe exchange of those fine courtesies wbicb bind us together in the closest of all relations—those of family and of friendship. In former years Tbe Mail has given considerable sp&co to Christmas lore, and has made a specialty of a Christmas edition, and on this occasion we will not rehearse the familiar traditions on the old time observances of tbe day, lest they become tiresome by repetition. Everybody knows them. Christmas as it is now is the holiday of tbe family, more so among all classes and conditions of people than the holiday of last month. Next to religion, the family is the most sacred institution among men, and tends most to foster tboso qualities that purify and elevate, raising us above tbe drudgery and selfishness of tbe work-day world. A holiday that is kept by tbe family, and in the family, cannot (ail to have most beneficial effects. It is nofr merelyia time for temporary rest from the turmoil and distraction of business, but for the fostering of tbe purest affeotion and tbe most precious sort of goodwill among men, that wbiob prevails in the home, and from there carries its influence into all tbe walks of life.
The more Christmas is made a home holiday tbe better for the home and for society at large. It should be In tbe highest and bestsonse a good time for parents and children. To a rational exteut it may be a feast day, and be all the better for diffusing the cbeer that ounes from creature comforts, but its pastimes, its exchange of tokens of good will, Its biiarlty and mirth in tbe home circle, have a tendency to strengthen and purity tbe ties that more than any other bold us to duty and responsibility in life. Nor is the festive character of our observance of the time at all inconsistent with its sacred origin and religious significance. Tbe first Christmas morn WHS hailed with joy even by tbe heavenly hosts as a harbinger ofpeaoe and good will, and mankind from that day has made it an occasion for rejoiclog.
It is too spt to be tbe case that a holiday becomes merely a day of idleness and the vicious indulgence toward which Idleness always tends. If Christmas be kept eomparatively free from tbis abuse, It Is by making It a day of home celebration, in whioh tbe families are devoted to enjoyment which takes in all members at once. A day devoted to tbe highest and keenest of domestic pleasure-* will do society more goed than a month of Sundays. S
THB anniversary of the landing of tbe Pilgrims on Plymouth Rock occurs on Monday. It used to be observed by a society in this city, but for several pftQt the society has bad no meeting, ft has oom« Vo be too much the A&hioB to H** UpOb ibt innUtt and forbidding side ©f the Puritan character. It is true tbat their stern teal made them intolerant, and, in a measure, uncharitable, and that tbis quality kas not been wholly eliminated from the race that followed thet»« but this is a trivial matter compared with the sturdy virtues for which the New Knglanders—of whom we have so many in this community—are eo noted. The rigid sense oJ duty, the fidelity to conscience, the stern uprightness of purpose and inflexible adherence to avowed principle*, which characterised those hardy pioneers, are something we do not wish to see go out of fashion.
A word about presents. Let them be gifts from heart to heart, coming spon tatteoualy and without grudging. We believe In the custom of making preotatsat Christmas Ume, and rejoice to Me it constantly growing. We pity tbe manor woman who bss *ot some one to give a gUt to. It is ttxftrowa fault if they ha** none. There are needy ones ail around them whose live* they could bright*** by .a timely present. The stores ate j«m fall of beautiful things, with price* to suit all. list everyone's poekstbook fly open and do what It en to tasks the Cferistmss boHday a merry and happy one,
WHAT a wicked world we do live in All the female candidates for members of the School Oommitteeln Boston were elected not to serve, last week, and they do say that their defeat was owing to tbe sharp trick by means of which the women secured the nomination of their candidates. So young—in poll tics, and y^jfc so wicked. Where is the purity in politics wbieh we have so confidently predicted was to oome' in with woman suffrage? Possibly with more experience they will learn, as men bays, that it does not pay to resort to tricks in which they can be caught Evidently they most either learn to be lees tricky, or more sly.
THE social pendulum has begunto swing tbe other way. We refer to the indications that young ladies are taking more interest in tbe practical affairs of life than formerly. 1 Cooking schools are becoming fashionable and are attended by the daughters of wealthy parents. It looks aa if tbe era of unspinning't lilies were.abont to end and that we are to have a generation of women again inatead of wax dolls. May the siens of such a change multiply.
IT is reported that a number of Oen, Grant's personal friends will hold consultation in Philadelphia during his stay there, to consider the subject of bis candidacy for president. Some of his friends are oppoaed to bis candidacy for a third term and believe that tbe time has come when he ought to make positive announcement as to his intentions. An authoritative statement on the subject is expected within a few days.
IF women voted "out west" here, no paper would ever think of making an item of tbe fact tbat they were not booted or in any way insulted at tbe polls, and yet the Boston press seems to think such a fact in tbe Hub worthy of mention. Are we|wbo live among the wolves and are half civilized—accord log to Boston notions—more respectful to the female sex than tbe intelligent, educated, refined, etc., eta
A COUPLE of weeks since tbe Peoria Saturday Evening Cal) charged The Mail and some other papers, with publishing a poem from that paper, and besides omitting proper credit, leaving off tbe author's name. Tbe Mail should not have been Included, in the list, and a proper correction was made by the Call last week. Tbe poem appeared in tbis paper as it was found in one of our exchanges.
CHIOAGO has been selected as the place, and the 3rd of June tbe time, for nominating tbe candidates for President and Vice President. Indianapolis wanted tbe convention, but the city is uot large enough to contain sucb an assemblage. It would be too much like trying to squeeza a barrel into a beer f. Chicago is the place for it.
THRRE are reasons why tbis Christmas of 1879 should be a particularly bappy one. Tbe day of prosperity for which we waited so long has oome again. There is work for all and wages for all. There is more money in the poor man's pocket than thero was a year ago. I?, this land of plenty there are none now who need want.
THE Boston papers are bragging'because, when tbe women went to vote, warning having been given of their approach, the smokers all hid their pipea and cigars. Wonder if they hid tbe tobacco stink also. Tbe papers do not inform us. 3?
SENATOR VOOBHKES wants to know, you know, why the colored people are oomlng from North Carolina to Indiana, and has introduced in Congress a resotlon providing for an investigation of tbe causes leading to tbe exodus.
CHRISTMAS comes but once a year. Advertisers are not to be denied our columns at tbis season, and they encroach upon our reading apace. After the holidavaThe Mail will be a more readable 1*1^.
JUDGE SAMUSL E. PERKINS, chief justice of the Supreme Court of Indiana, died Wednesday night at Indianapolis, aged sixty-eight yrars.
GRN. GRANT was received In Philadelphia, on Tuesday, and tbe remarkable journey around the world wai completed.
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S. Richardson A Co., will sell you
plated ware cheaper than any one. Their whole stock la fresh and new. 307 Main street.
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-Try our new No. 6 cigar, tbe beet in tbe inarkeL ATZEN BACH A CO. —H. & Richardson A
Co. are making
a specialty of silverware—don't buy until you have seen their elegant line.
-M W WANTED, The names and Poetoffioe Address of 1,000 Farmers, In Vigo and adjoining counties, to whom I will mall, free of expense, a good Agricultural Paper for 1880. Send in names this month.
C. A. POWER, No. IM and 106 west Main street, Terre Haute. —Elegant new Hoe of silvenrsre at Richardson A Go's, 807 Mein street. —Incontestable and noo-forfeitable Life Policies, Issued by Riddle A Co. in Tbe Equitable Life Insurance Compaq. —Our No. 6 cigar which 1st *1 a for S cents, is better than most tec. cent cigars.
KATZENBACH A 00.
—Some elegant samples of the latest designs In plated ware jost received by Expras at Richardson A Co* Chin*
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TERRE HAITTE SATURDAY EVENING MAIL.
JARLEY'S WAX WORKS.
AT DOWLING HALL, NEXT SAT URDAY EVENING,
ON DEB THE AUSPICES OP THE YOUG LADIES GUILD.
Jarley's Wax Works at Bowling Hall, next Saturday evening. Tbe genuine and only Jarley's, tbe delight of the nobility and gentry. One hundred figures the full sizs of life. The only stupendous collection of real Wax Works in the world.
Mrs. Jarley (Miss Etta Blake) will give one grand exhibition positively her last appearance. ..
Mrs. Jarley's unrivalled collection of wax works refine tbe mind, cultivate the taste, and enlarge the sphere of tbe buman understanding.
Parents and teachers sre urgently requested to bring their under charges to tbe show st reasonable charges, se that while tbe pupils of tbeir dear eyes dilate with wonder and astonishment their pupils' iueas may expsnd in like man ner, and their young hearts thrill with wonder, as their minds gather wisdom day by day as it were from every passing figure.
For a Holiday Gift call and see tbe famous Weber and Mathusheck Pianos, and Palace Organ also small instru mente, such as Violins, Accordecns, French Harps, Music Folios, Music Rolls, Drums, New Sheet Music, and in fact everything in tbe music line that could be desired for a Holiday present at the OPERA MUSIC STORE, 328 Main street, Marshall & Sammis. Call and see them.
Oh! My!
lOlIS KRUfGLE!
Has taken up his headquarters at the old reliable Confectionary of Eiser's, corner of Ninth and Main streets. Drop in there. You will find it a pleasure to look at the many designs of sugar toys and fruits. Also tbe delicious fresh Caramels made of cream and warranted pure, and Candies from the very finest and expensive to the cheapest—all at low prices. Nuts, ail fresb. Genuine English Walnuts. Fruits of every description, all fresb and clean. Large ornamented Cakes, Maltby's can and bulk Oysters, freshest and cleanest in tbe market. Also N. Y. Counts.
Empson's Peerless Caramels. Entirely pure and most delicious: The best and safest Christmas Confections. Sold only by Buntln A Armstrong. .' -Useful presents give the best satisfaction, both to tbe giver and receiver, and one of the most useful is the GENUINE SINGER SEWING MACHINE— the KING OF ALL MACHINES? It stands upon its own merits. Tbe only reliable machine manufactured to-day that has been tested and proved successful. SINGER OFFICE, 328 MAIN STREET, near Fourth. Call and examine for yourselves,
FIRST ARRIVAL.
A lreeh lot of our No. 6 cigars, long and favorably known here in Terre Haute, and which are better than ever, have just been made and are now for sale at 411 Main street.
KATZENBACH fc CO.
T.H.C.C.
For a young man to be successful in tbis day and age of tbe world, he must have a thorough commercial education. There is always a demand for young men ef good moral character and first olass qualifications. Young men, think of the future, and resolve to qualify yourself fot the stern realities of an active and successful ife. The above College is having a large attendance, and is in a flourishing condition. Young men can do no better than to educate themselves at the Terre Haute Commercial College.
CRETONNES New choice patterns, just opened, useful and ornamental for ladies, Lambrequins Splashers and furniture covering.
JAURIET & CO. TIDIES Raw Silk, Cloth, CanT88 and Linen, Embroidered in Chenille and Silk. Call and see them at JAURIET & CO.
Timber Wanted!
Spoke and Axe-Handle Timber wanted, for which we will pay tb« beat cash price, for the above kind, at our Factory on south Second street, formerly known as tbe Terre Haute Furniture Factory.
SHRYER BROS.
Bohemian Yases, Flower Stands, Toilet Sets, Bad Yases, latest designs, at astonishingly low prices, 622 Main street,
THEO. STAHL.
For Choice
Ujrmp
and
Buckwheat Flour, go to »u Miller A Soa's, 631 Mala st. opposite Harble Black.
JohnH. Sykes
Has a large stock of bate, caps, furs, robes aad gloves for the holiday trade. No better present could be made than select one from Mr. Sykes* fine stock besides such a present would be beneficial as well aa ornamental. Low prices are his rule.
Removal!
R. GAGG baa removed to MoKeen'e new block, No. 616 Main street, between 6th and 7th. AU those needing ARTISTS MATERIAL, Wax, Transfer Ornaments, SILK DECALCOMANIA, Picture Frames, etc.^re invited to call at his new store.
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Where to Go!
Is at Mrs. Gray'a 4th street Queensware Store, No. ^28, for the best and cheapest goods of all descriptions, including
Queens
ware. Glassware, Cut
lery, Brackets, Lamps of all kinds, Baskets, Toys oi every design and prioe. Please call and examine the goods before purchasing elsewhere.
Slaughter, Wat kin 8 & Co'-* Is tbe place you want to go for an express wsgon for your boy or girl, or a aleigh—and tbey have some beauties— or tool chests. Then those table and parlor crcquet sets are jost the tbings for nice presents. Slaughter, Watkina fc Co. are headquarters for nice presents of all kinds. 8.
R. Freeman's
Fine layout of holiday goods, such as ladies' and gents' fine gold watches, jewelry, rings, etc., cannot be excelled in the city. All lovers of tbe beautiful should call and see bis goods snd select tbeir Christmas presents. 206 Main street near Third, is where you will find Freeman. —KATZENBACH A CO. defy competition on their clear Havana cigars.
—FOR THE HOLIDAY TRADE I have an unusually fine lot of CHOICE CUT FLOWERS, EVERGREEN, MISTLETOE and HOLLY WREATHING, IMMORTELLE and" GRASS BOlTQUETS, FLORIDA GRASSES and MOSS, PAMPAS PLUMES, etc.
Also a fine assortment of CHRISTMAS TREES, CHOICE WINTER BLOOMING PLANTS, as usual. JOHN G. HEINL'S FLORAL HALL,
Cor. Eighth and Cherry streets.
Kri8mus iz neerly heer whin ever^budr wants tu maik sum budy elce happie by given 'em a present. Now mi opinion iz that its the most senaibleet way tu give gum thin that'l be useful es well ez ornimental, an i'm sure nothiQg kan be moore useful than anise pair uv shoes er slippers. Paddock & Pursell hev got ded lodes uv sich goods. They've got the finest hand embroidered slippers fur men, wimen an misses ever brung tu town an thsir fine ehues kant be beet. Look at thair Kri«mus winders whin y'er passin, an dont fail tu see them spesimens uv iorn an zinck oar tha got from the famns led mines uv Cheerokee county, Cansas, an thin go in an by sum thin. Facing the Opery house, at 407 Main street.
CHRISTMAS GOODS —AT THE—
NOTION HOUSE.
Enough for Everybody.
Don't Fail to See Them
Tbe largest and best stock In the city of Fancy and Staple Notions. A large assortment of beautiful and useful articles bought with special reference to tbe
CHRISTMAS TRADE.
Our facilities for buying direct from manufacturers with jobbers' discounts enable us to more then meet the prioes of competition.
We call especial attention to our Cloaks, Dolmans, Circulars, Shawls and Felt Skirts, Ladles* Zephyr Shawls, Capes, Fascinators, Nubiss, Hoods and Opera Cloaks, Children's Knit Jackets, Scans and Hoods, Gentlemen's Silk snd Linen Handkerchieta, Oik XafBem, Scarfs,
CHRISTMAS SLIPPERS. The finest lot of Christmas Slippers, for ladies or gentlemen, ever brought to this city is shown at N. Boland's. There also is displayed a choice line of Ladies Fine Shoes, in all the lateststylep. Mr.Boland makes a specialty of this line of goods. fhe Best is the Cheapest
Housekeepers, Practice economy, and buy Cralgs*s celebrated baking powder, of Ban Stiller A Son^»6Sl Haia street, opposite Marble Block. X?TTT AND COMPLETE line Jj
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Ties and Bows, Ladiea' Silk and
LaceTlea, Silk and Lace Scarfa, Fancy Ribbons, Kid Gloves, Silk Mitts, Portmonies, Harps, ^Brooehes, Seta, fine, Ear Rings, Sleeve Buttons, Neeklsscs, Fob Chains, Scurf Pine, Scarf Rlaga, Ac.
We lead tbe Corset trade with the largest and beat assortment. Evety corset warranted*
Pbofo frames, largest
variety to be seen In the city, examine and price them it Pro bet's 4th between Main and Ohio. „.
DBS. BARTHOLOMEW A HALL, DENTAL PARLORS, 523% Main street, Terre Haute, Indiana.
For Choice celery, cranberries, apples, California Honey, etc. Go to Ban Miller A Son's, 681 Main St., opposite Marble Block.
TT/^1TURE
FRAMES, all styles, line in the city, oome
and price them at Probst's.^ i? Fourth street between Main and Ohio»
For Sale.
FOR
SALE-EXPBCTINCi TO WINTER south will offer at private sale Wednesday and Thursday next, a splendid tone piano, of Llndeman make, a family carriage, some first olass feather beds, and other furniture, also plants, bulbs, and dowering shrubs of various kinds at No. 318 north 5th, street, Terra Haute Ind.
[•0R8ALE—ONE TWO STORY DOUBLF
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dwelling
Wanted.
WANTED-A
FOURTH STREET. BE-
tweeu Vandalia Road, and Kreus shoe shop, a heavy Orape Veil, the finder will be rewarded by returning to MRS. (10LTRIN, 1,201 north Second street.
PERA HOUSE.
BY A LARGE MAJORITY."
OHBNtuHT ONLY
Saturday, Dec. 20th, "79.
Of the T&leated and Popular Artists,
Sir. and Sirs, W, J.
FLORENCEI
In their Great Original Creation of
Hon. Bard well Slote.
AND
Mrs. Gen'l Gilflory!
In B.E.WOOLF'8 Great Play.
THE MIGHTY DOLLAR.
Supported by their New York Company.
PK1CES.
Reserved Seals Admission #5c» BQc Mil 75c Seats for sale at Button's. ,PERA HOUSE.
4 Engagement Extraordinary.
TwoNlcbtsand Christmas Matinee.
Wednesday and Thursday, Dec. 24th and 25th.
The Brilliant Young Tragedian,
FREDERICK PAULDINO,
Supported by a Powerful Company,' under the management of
DIB. FRANK X.AWLER,
Wednetday evening. Deo. 21th, Tom. Taylor's Powerful Play, entitled,
The Fool's Revenge!
BK&TUOCIO Frederick Paaldlng
December 25th, Grand Christmas Matinee, Mis. Lovell's beautiful plajr,
THE Wirvi HBCBET! Walter Anngott Frederick Paulding
Christaias Right, Mo. 9Mb,"
JLJJDY OF LfOIH Admiarioo, TS.MaadSe. Reserved ssats on sale at Button's wlttoatsstm charge. Adsus* alon to matinee, adults,
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chhdren,28e.
HOLIDAY GOODS
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HOBERG, LX ROOT&CO'S
OPERA HOUS'E.
Come and see our Elegant Display.
NOW OPEN!
Our Establishment arrayed in Holiday attire for the sale of Christmas, aad Heir Year's Presents. r» BEAUTIFUL SILKS, W.
RICH DRESS GOODS. WARM FURS, HANDSOME CLOAKS,
Paisley, Broche &Kashmyre Shawls,
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New styles just opened, $10.00 up to 150.00 eaoh.
Elegant Wool Shawls.
$1.50 to $15.00 each. ../ II
KNIT GOODS.,
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Wool Hoods, Saoquea, Nubias, Scarfs, Fascinators, Shawls, Comforts, etc.
FANCY GOOD S-
Ties, Ribbons, Fichus, Silk Handkerchiefs, Collars and Oufh in sets snd separate. Real Laces and Lace Goods, Tidies. Toilet Sets, Pin Cushions, Gloves, Mitts, Kid Gloves, etc.
HANDKERCHIEFS.
Ladies', Gents' and Children's, in endless variety, in boxes and separate, from So to 50c each.
HOBERG, ROOT & CO.,
OPERA HOUSE.
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dwelling house on Chestnut street near sold cheap—half cash, L. A. BURNETT, Agent.
Seventh, will be sold cheai balance on time.
GOOD GIRL. AtVLY
immediately, at 4!» Osborne street, Strawberry Hill.
Lost.
LOdT-ON
,,f OFFICE OF fps
Vigo Iron Company!
TKBRB HAUTK, Ind., Deo. 20, ltm.
rpBE annual meeting of the stockholders
or this company will be held nt their office in the City of Terre Haute, Ind., Wednesday, January 14,1889, between the hoursof ten and twelve a. m., to elect seven directors to serve tli1) ensuing year,
A. J. CRA WFO&D, Secretary.
OFFICE OF
Wabash Iron Company.
TERRS HAUTE. Ind., Dec. 20,1870.
rpHB annual meeting of the stockholders of this company will bo held at their office la the City of Terre Haute, Ind., Wednesday, January 14,1880, between the hours of two and four p. m., to elect seven directors to serve the ensuing year.
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J. P. CRAWFORD, Secretary.
OTICE TO HEIRS
PETITION TO SELL REAL ESTATE. Hiato of Indiana, Vigo County. Circuit Court. Notice is hereby given that. John Rankin, as Administrator of the estate of Jonas Perkins, deceased, lias filed his petition to sell the Real Estate of the decedent, his personal property being insnOictent to pay Ills debts: and that said petition will be heard at the next term or the Circuit Court of said county.
FACTS, NOT FANCIES!
Attest: JOHN K. DURRAN, Clerk, C. C. Vigo county.
STATE
GENTEEL SUBSTANTIAL OOODS ARE ALWAYS ESSENTIAL.
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Wishing scything In that line TOO sbouid not fsil to examine our atook and prices before buyingelsewhere. MEN'S, YOUTH'S, BOY'S andCHILD REN'S Ottrvev and Underwear, Business Suits, Dress Suite, ETery Day Salts, Ore*oosts. Ulsters, from |5.00 op to tbe best tbe msrket affords bsnd made Cardigan knit jackets from 78e to $UQ, Canton flannel drawer* 25c to 50o a psir, Undershtrta9foto«LMtjaedgenaiae Book gioves toom JflJo IL50, White 8hlrto from 75c to tl.Se, beet wameatta muslin, linen bosom White shirt, nnlsundried, 75c. snd many other things too numerous to mention. Onr stock Is of tbe very beat mane fart area, and Ins proved to tbe ssUsfaotion of hundreds that we sell better good* for leas money taan some of oar competitors who promise so much* .Ex*,. tooine tbe stock, prioe oar goods, snd satisfy yourselves.
Miller & Cox,
The Reliable Clothiers and Merchant Tailors, 822 Main street, near Sixth.
OF INDIANA, VIGO
County. In Vigo Circuit Courts Nov. Term, 1879. No. 11712. Sarah J. Dowling v*. John Dowling, Mary Burt, Lucius Burt, Jennie Dowling, Fenelon Dowling, LIKSIO Dowling, Phebe Cook, Lewis Cook, George P. Bissell, Cyrus K. Drew and Edward B.Allen, inpartitlon. fie it known, that on the 16th clay of December, 1879, It was ordered by the Court that the Clerk notify by publication said Mary Burt, Lucius Burt, Phebe Cook, Lewis Cook and George P. Bi3sell, as nonresident defendants, of the pendency of this action against them.
Bald defendants are therefore hereby notified of tbe pendency or said action against them, and that the same will stand for trial on the 0th day of February, 1880, being at the February Term of said Court in the year 1880. JOHN K. DURKAN. Clerk.
John T. Scott, Scott A Scott, P'rffs att'ys.
R.GAGG'
DEALER IN*
ARTISTS' SUPPLIES,
PICTURES, FRAMES, MOULDINGS.
Picture Frames Hade to Order. MoKeen's Block, No. 646 Main street between 6th snd 7tb.
For dressed turkeys* geese, ducks* chickens,celery, oysters in bulk or can, pickles, jellies, sour kraut, extra table butter* oMeese, fruits* foreign and domestic honey, maple syrup, best New York pure buckwheat flour* rock candy drips* syrups, etc.» go to Wright & King's.
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