Greencastle Star, Greencastle, Putnam County, 25 December 1880 — Page 8

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Iii order to close the balance of our Overcoats^for this season, we have Made the following

reductions:

Our $6.00 Ulster reduced to 5.00. Our $0.00 Ulster reduced to 8.00.

, Our $16.00 Ulster reduced to 12.00.

Our $15 00 Overcoat reduced to 12.00 Our bS.OO Overcoat reduced to 7.00 « 14 00 “ “ “ 11.00 “ 6.00 “ “ “5.00 u jo 00 “ “ “ 10.00 “ 5 00 “ * “ “ 4.00 “ 12 oo « “ “11.00 “ 3.50 “ “ “2 75 Remember these goods are all our own manufacture, and are not marked trom retail prices down to wholesale, but are marked from wholesale prices down to first cost ol manufacturing. We are also selling Men’s Heavy Working buits at 81.00, 4.50, 5.00, 6.00, (.00, N.00, ^cc. Men’s Heavy Husiness Suits, all wool, suitable for any gentleman to wear, at $10.00, 12.00,

14.00, 16.00, and 18.00.

We also have an unparellelled stock of Furnishing floods, containing everything in mens wear—Men’s White Shirts at 75 cts., 1.00, 1.35, and 1.50. Best 4-ply Linen Collars, 2 for25cts. Best 4-ply Linen Culls, 25 cents a pair. The lincst line ot Made-up and String lies, all col-

ors, that were ever brought to this market.

Men’s heavy Buck Gloves, $1.00, 1.2o, 1.50. Men’s heavy Dogskin Gloves, (5c., 1.00, 1.25.

Men’s heavy Kid Gloves, 60c, 75c, 00c, 1.00.

Men’s heavy Undershirts and Drawers, 25c, 30c, 50c, 60c, 75c.

Men’s heavy Canton Drawers, 30c, 50c, 60c, 75c.

Men’s heavy Halt Hose, 5c, 10c, 15c, 20c, 25c, 30c, &e.

Every purchaser of clothing and gent's furnishings, before spending $1, should not tail to ex-

amine our stock and satisfy themselves that wo save youoae profit.

When Clothing Store,

Harry Thompson went hunting nr’ir! Cleveland intending to return in time forj his wedding w hich was appointed for | the same evenine. He said that the di-j i version was necessary in order to steady his nerves: bui it did not have that i*tlect^or in climbing a fence the gun fell I from his In Hihling hands and was dis-| 'charged, killing him on the spot. \V. Barnet Le Van read a paper before the Franklin Institute, at Philadelphia, in ! which ho held that ijinejy niile^an hour ' is a safely attainable speed on straight level railroads. •

Curd, Having sold my hardware and stove business to Messrs. II. S. Hcniek ct Co., of this city, 1 beg to otter my sincere and heartfelt thanks to the goAd people of this and adjoining counties for the very liberal patronage extended to me during the many years past, and to express my regrets at parting with the tmniy kind friends and patrons of the old house. 1 take pleasure in recommending my successors us gentlemen in every way worthy of the support of all the old patrons, as well as any new friends who may favor them. Very Respectfully, J. \V\ Bckkington. P. S.—I will leave my book accounts and notes at the old stand for 30 days, in charge of Mr. U. R. Marshall, whom 1 have authorized to receive all collections and receipt for same. All knowing themselves indebted will please call early and make settlement. J. W. Bcffimoton.

Embracing all the Latest Novelties, suitable for the Holidays, now arriving at ALL EN ’fc Drug StorcT. Don’t Fail to Call and Examine this Ntoek, as it will be one of the LARHE^T andAlOST COMPLETE ever brought to this city. A full line of Christmas gnd New Year’s Cards.

Owen, IMxlcy & < LOCAL LEMES.

To Kent.—Part of a dwelling house, sufficient for a'small family— two blocks west of the Public Square. Inquire of M. H. RUDIS1LL,

At County Clerk's office.

Wanted, 2 (X)0 bushels of clover seed, for which we Will pay th" highest market price in cash. H. S. Ibrnick & | (!o,, Successors to J. W. Buffington, | Fast side public sejuare. • tf

TAX-NOTICE FOR 1MNO. Notice i« hereby Riven to tho tax payer# of Putnam County. Indiana, that I hhve reeei tho Twx Duplicate ol said County, for the year ISSO, and that I will attend at the Co Treasurer’# office, in tirecneaetle, for the purpose of receiving taxes, lUitil the ilrd Moi I beiUR the 20th l of April, 1KH1. • T’ho followim: are the rates of.taxos in Putnam County,’Indiana, for tho year 1880 on the valuation; also the amount assessed on each Poll:

TOWNSHIPS

AND

TOWNS.

H a c H on

•laeksnn ! New Mayaviite.. Franklin

KM 1’F.ttKINS IX CittEENCASTI.K.—I Oarpentcrsvillc

CeaS-iStill one week of the old year for you to turn to good account—will you

do it r

B^-Thc man who does not take a paper because he can borrow one, is endeavoring to invent# machine with which he can cook his dinner with tho ttnokc from his neighbor's chimney. G. W. Priest, of of Monroe township, has taken his wife to Cincin nati, for medical treatment by a celebrated oculist. We hope she will return return with improved eyesight. BsjV'lsaac & Kahn’s Christmas beef appeared on foot in our streets, Monday. It was as fine a beef s.eer as could be wished, weighing 2460, fed by Mr. Jas. Bunient, of Madison township. jPay-Greeneastle Council, No. 17. il At S. M , has elected the following officers for the ensuing year: Win. H. Smytlm ill. M.; H. C. Darnall, D. III. M.; Chris! Phaylur, P. C. W\; G. C. Smythe, T.; J. A. Crose, 11.; W. A. Y. Bishop, C. G:; C.

W. Arnold, S. & S.

e^““Behold, I bring you glad tidings of great joy, which shall he to all people. For unto you is born this day, in the city of David, a Saviour, wl ich is year Christ the Lord ” The people should observe this anniversary, to-day, in a becoming manner, by striving to make others happy, and being happy

themselves.

JSjjrMr. J. A. Givens, of Bainbridge, writes us an interesting letter, giving an account of his recent vis : i to Missouri, which wo would like to publish, hut lack of space prevents. Mr. Givens visited Lexington Junction, Kansas City, Mellville, and other places, and reports tho West in a flourishing condition, the people kind and hospitable, and tho country

• good one.

Whemvou are on the lookout for I A {Hew Oc:il on Iht* I. A M. L. “ - ( H - n Shoe Store. One look will convince any thp Imliannpolis and St. Louis R. K.,; losophy ol Fun and The Perkins Family good judge that his goods are the best in | hns resigned, his resignation to take in GreencaMlc, Jany. 7th, 18SI, at the Marion this market. You can get a hand-pegged, efleet January 1,1881. Mr. McClure,''!P tra House, under the auspices of/he hand-sided kip boot there at such fig- for tho .p n . w . nt( will give j, is attention ^ *“ 1 ^ ArW,y ° f I vvi.hin'iton ures ns will surprise you. i hut is tho rn.i , , , public. ( unhington place where the ladien get their nice tit | 10 Ul « h,U 'i "nreeuiTlToTiCB.' i&yUU^

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. gs fvii 15I51' 1 “ 8 2.’

Jefferson.

place wuere uie latueH uieir mee l| *- j

ting shoen.—On th« north side of Wash owns, near Mattoon. C. C. Gale, Hu-| |mw,v, ington Street, just east of the National'perintomlcnt of the Indionapolis di-1 From this date until tho ci d of the cioverdalv T11 a T1U' ..: ..1 ... t il /vl 1 __ i j * t.. 1 .KOnvinrYDL'OU'illnffiarttm fnl lr»TX'iri rr rrrvrvrio Millfrook

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Don’t:

Don’t he afraid to work—toil is hon-

orable.

Don’t leavo the door open—it is unpleasant to have the cold air rush in

upon us.

Don’t forget to rise up as quick as possible after falling oh a slippery sidewalk —the warmth of yout body will melt the

ice.

Don’t remain in the house because it is cold—wrap up warmly and take out-

door exercise.

Don’t spend your cash for a seal-skin cap if you have no good warm underclothing—the underclothing is most

necessary.

Don’t forget to subscribe for The Stah —it’s warm and comforting these cold evenings, and costs only one dollar a

l! £ j i: £ 1

II 10,40 JO 25 10; 25 ’sg)

50 2 16

.-.50 2 16 -12150 2 16 112|50 2 16

. . '12 50 ' 2! 16 ...!12 5n 2 16

fill

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vision of the Cleveland, Columbus,1 8e » 80n wo w ' 11 ol I <!r the following goods’Mill Creek ...

Cincinnati and Indianapolis road, has at 'b' biwest prices for « bich they have | Maledfijr..?i, FomaleJoir. 42. each additional dog. 82. ever been sold in the State of Indiana: j All tH.ve# ii'inniniMr uni’itid on tli«3d Monday in A|>ril, ISSn, become dclimiuent, and a Factory Flannels Factorv Jeans Dres* a,, y° f10 I ,< ’ r, ' <in '' will be nddettf and the Treasurer is required by law alter thatdato to J J -’ ' ceed to enlh ct said delinquent taxoaby distress and Bale of property if necessary.

(®*Thfi following - are tho officers elect of Greencastle Cominandary, No. 11, K. T.. for the ensuing year: KU M. T. Conover, K. C.; Sir W. G Burnett, G.; Sir K. A. Arnold, C. G.; Sir J. D. Jones, I*.; Sir W. J. Kercheval, S. W.: Sir II. C. Darnall J. W.: Sir J. A. Crose, R.; Sir G. U. Brown, T.; Sir C. W. Arnold. S : Sir Chris, fhaylor, St. B,; Sir Samuel Alhcn, Sw. B.; Sir I. K.

Chews, W.

tfi^Frank Riley is charged with as sau't und battery with : nt nt to kill, the the assaulted being Mr. W. D. Butler, of the firm of Butler & Browning, South Greencastle. The report is that Riley waylaid Butler as he was walking home from his business house, on Thursday night of last week, and attacked him with a club, hut George Callender happening to he along, the assaulted man escaped serious injury through Callender’s assistance. Riley was arrested Saturday for the offence, and taken to the Mayor’s office by the Marshal. Not being ready for examination, Riley sent to South Greencastle for a bondsman, and while awaiting his anival, he gave the Marshal the slip, fleeing from the Mayor's office and nortkwaid on Vine street. The Marshal pursued, &s did also a score or more of our citizens, und Riley was ovethouled on Mr. Jacob iiatlilf’s land, pretty well blown after his lively run. The prisoner was placed under

Tlor«. In Ki'Kiiril tu till* Fro/.cii

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We wish to correct some inaccuracies in the article published last week, in regard to the unfortunate man, F.vans, who had his frossen feet amputated at the County Infirmary, said errors being mostly the result of his own insane story. The truth is, his fqet were frozen while wandering by the woods and fields about one and a half miles east of Putnaraville. Jle was found, in a frozen condition, by Mr. J. J. Bowen, on the morning of Nov •'f4, standing near tho creek, cursing on imaginary “Charley,” cashier of a bank, who failed to give him money claimed due h.rn. Kvans had on a pair of dilapidated slippers and two pair of stockings without heels. He refused to accompany Bowen to a place of shelter, and assistance was summoned to place him in a wagon, that he might be taken to the township trustee for permanent relief. On arriving at the trustee’s residence the slippers and stockings were removed, when it was discovered that his feet were frozen and had turned black.. Kvans looked down at them, and exclaimed he had on blue stockings. After he had received the best attention that could be given him, ho was sent to the County House, where he is at this time, in a critical condition, his injuries being worse than mentioned last week, in that his back is badly frosted and causes him in-

tense suffering.

Mrs. C. J. Scott gives a hop and supper at tho Grand Central, Christmas Eve., in honor of her sun, Dr. Chas.

E. Scott.

been appointed his successor, and w ill act an,Superintendent of the consolidated Indianapolis division of the Bee Lino and the I. <k St. J,. road, which is to he known as the St. Louis division. The selection of Mr. Gale to the supervision of the two important intreests is a deserved compliment, as in it is

Goods. Cloaks, shawls. Ladies’ Hats ard

Cotton Goods of all kinds, A Dickson ] 'jj 1 ;. foj’.stt unpaiif tmcs of isj», atid fnr former years, ** which will be a3aed the taxi

A: Co., “Trade Palace,” Indianapolis, Ind

Temperance.

attor that date to

eMat4

mu a i or lormer years, I?'which will be ailded the taxi

1H8U, which Huluehul occur on the 2d Monday in February. 18 1, unless paid before that ti Each taxpayer may pay the full amount of his taxes on or before the 3rd Monday in A| 1881, or may it his option pay one half thereof, with the whole of his road tax. on or the 3d Monday in April, and tho remaining one-half on or before the M Monday in N » her following ;but on failure to p y the 1st. one-half by said 3d Monday in April, then

In JlDCOnLuiDe wit h >1 Ut il »n ^ nnd i W ^ <, 1 0 tax becomes delinquent .and the penalty ot 10 per cent is added an 3 collected. .u vi i.. t i, i > w .vf ,l,„ o,..,,..! T. I. Taxpayers may find it greatly to their advantage not to |>ut off tax-i,a> ing anti

instructions of the Grand Temperance; two ir three day«'«f the time. " — ”

;tl Intli:m-| Eounfy orders will not bo paid to nereons owing delinquont taxes.

, Council of State, convened

shown that President Devereux and I^*■ Ihso, the

' ».(»srr e. n. SSSKSS.

elate his ability as a rajlroad official.) nam County, regardless of past party In his railroad Career thus far he ha-,'o' hngs, ,4 c rctpu steil to meet ineputinot only shown efficiency, hnt cco- 1 1 efnpcrance Hall, in (iroeneasi‘ . ‘ ii i , ' tie,on Tuesday, Dec. 2N, at 10 o'clock nomical management as- well, which . ,i ‘ r .

, . ... a. m., for the purpose of transacting I wr- . , latter is (pute essential in times of important husiness for the State. CIC (wO()((S !

sharp competition. The manj friends. A number of eminent speakers will,

of Mr. Gale will he glad to see him as- 1,0 P n ‘ so,lt : "‘ <l '“• < >ress the council X/nr Khllrm ? rend another step in the ladder of fame t^ 1 ™ of t . en . 1 l ,cn . mc, ‘.’ an ' 1 i ^ 1 " ^ *

as a railroad man. He is

: n,., ! Tax-payers ninst bring road receipts when paying first installment of taxes as they ran

vi111v.*i iii i jjo received «>n the second. PARTICULAR ATTUKTIOK.

Tax paycas should examine their receipts before leaving tho Treasurer’s office ami ?ee

they nre correct.

.Those who huv* lands nr other property in more than one township or town inuiues they have separate receipts for ail such townships or towns, ami oxll for them. .... __ tt ? H. IIII.D1.S, Tregsarcroll’utnum County, Indisai.

Orecicastlc, Imiiarm. Dec. 15. 1880

as large-

hrained and large-hearted as he is large bodied, and as a superintendent lias no superior. The I. & St. L. now passes under a wide-awake management. The roadbed is to he put in fine condition, and the equipment* of the line will be increased to such an extent as to handle the Istsiness of the road promptly, find shippers will have no via use for regret that the property is placed under a new control.

tbrWe call the attention of our readers to the advertisement of the new hardware and stove linn, to be found in our columns to-day —H. S. Ronick & Co. The firm consists of H. B. Ranick, Robert Ret.ick and Jas. A. Curtis, nil of whom are known to Putnam County’s citizens as men of personal worth, and good financial standing,

bond for future appearance at the Cir- We wish the firm succ ess in their new

Court Pro4'rcdin|{«>. The Putnnm Circuit Court closed iteNovember Term on Fuday of lust weak. The following completes our summary of business finally disponed of: Milroy Gordon, assiprote of the estate of G j W. Hitter, vs. Hichard T. Colliver et»l.—In- : Junction. Judgment on demurrer to complaint that complaint is insufficient, Ac., aqj. thabi (lefts rccoverlof pt’ff their coats. ■ The Thames Doan an I Trust Co.vs.Elixabeth and John Qilmore:—Foreclosure. Judgment, by default, vs. John, and fereclosure against bothdefts, fort?,OI5 46. John 8. Martin vs. Alva A. Rryanl,—On note. Judgment, 'by default, for 1235 25. Andrew E. Allen vs. John D. Wisehartand John 8. Jennings.—On guardian's bond. Dismissed. by agreement, at defts’ costs. ; fl'iM Mary T. Hathaway vs. the City of Ureencastle and W illiam K. Starr.—Injunction. Venue changed from before Judge Eckels to and before lion. H. H. Matthias. Judge pro tern .. by agreement of parties. Trial by jury: verdict for defts, and judgment dissolving injunction and against pl’ff for costs In the cause of August flanermen vs. Win, ti. Hector et al.—fhange of venue from Clay C. C, on application of plaintiff. Dismissal heretofore entered was set sd-te, cause reinstated on docket and centinued, at pl’tTs

costs.

lot its make this one of the most inter-j

§2? '““iSoSi;;:™:' 11 HOLIDAY Presents!

J. 8. Bacheldek, ; x' i a v- • i County Solicitor. 1 . ' <*lvet I ramcs, Majol-

,, T,r~iZ Z~"T-— c , ’'ica Ware, Mustache Cups.pf — Bin/a Tail) t or Smoking Srt, an, n . . ,, i n t Album, (t Book, a pair of d .sf/0/", ^ iiO(|U6t; JIoI“|. \rlrrl Frames, a ciit nhm* Ink SI anil.; dors, YaSOS, Card Kcceiv-I ""J’" 1 ’" V ' I * U LAXI,h ’ s ' s l l , ''"ll\vrs t Work Boxes an,I l!as-| —Tnii lirgi-st „™ir„ror.«r(.J k, ' ts > Albanw, Kanoy Stskopt in Grfonrnstlo you will find at A L. > * OCKCt Bookg. GOODBAR & SON’S, and at prices as W'ritittR: Desks, Lanins, 1 low as the lowest. 4(34 * n i 'Fir • ’ , 1 ’

, Pocket Knives, etc.

The Cheapest. Place to’Buy' Books is Landes’ Drug Store.

Holiday goods just received at GOODBAR A SuN’S, consisting in part of tine French China Tea Sets, decorated China Sets of all styles and prices: also! decorated Chamber sets of latest patterns;! Majolica Ware of different patterns,} Vases, Toilet Sets, China Mugs.Mnstache | Cups and Sawceas of all descriptions, cut and engraved glassware. These, oods tm; of our recewt purchasp, and are otfered at very low prices. 4t7t4 What would please your wife for a Christmas present morj* jthan oneofjlVo those nice sets of dishes at GOODBAR’S.

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Goolls ALL NEW. Prices as low as the lowest.

Please call and examine them.

JONES’ U STOI

THE INDIANAPOLIS . JOURNA

D^VILY, 8UIV13AY yVlNI> \i'KEItL,Y. IIoiik* In bHiould 1m> M’itliont

K4'4‘|> Posl4‘d on AUuii*. in Vonr om ii Stiilc.

issiT

Rt'al luatnli' Transfers.

Floyd tp , for 43.500.

I r» Goodrich

Don’t fail to call at Landes'

Drug Store it you want a tine The DAILY JOURNAL iath* representative BoUll OF Holitlay Present | paper of the Republican party in Indiana, and . } is entitled to the support and cneonrHKement of Larg’est Stock Of Gift and Juv»! | dl Rei-tblioan*. Its first aim is to promote the

enile Bocks in town at interests of the Republican party, which is tho Three months,by mail,inducting Sundar LANDES’ BOOK STORE. .arty of progress and equal justice to all eitl- I \\% ZA bj Sl^i; ineiudin^’iii.nd^ Young Lady, Buy your friend a , “"'l In B ' , ' ,ition ittrivc, .lithe Dews, homo j:;:? ZVX: bj c r . a "i'r r ."includi^ Sunday Smoking Set ai LANDES' Q f - l jgi 1 * n<lrorB1,rn,nnc ' cede to spread information l Sunday paper only, one.year

Store.

KATljtS OF M KM KII’TIO TKKMH, ISVaHIAIIl.V IN anvaNCK—POSTAlil

PAID BV TIIK I’t BUSIIgRS.’

DAILY.

One year, by mail. lino your, by mail, including .'•unday Six months, hy mat!

Six months, by mail, including Sunday

Three months, byninil

All pctsonn knowing thomselves | Hn j ] U ii jWAY NRW8

Ira Goodrich to James Cbrietie, lend i» j who!^ alount'is .R.ll'witi^onAu^ fil^r! “ r# ’ ,ah ° ,,t ,n ,bi ’ ,wMoB ’

by nmking settlement. They will bt

' i 0D Bl1 t " pi0, ,h " t ar ° ,1<,an * n ' 1 pure ’ 11 " ,1, - | The Cheapcst^IGpoHn the’Wests i ways safe tohovo in the homo. Jtt MARKETS 0»o year

. . Loss (lion one year and ..vcr three are special features and | 10e per month. No subscription taken I

cuit Court.

depaiturc.

• Goodrich to Ohristi^ 4(iniTPB in 1 * » ^ _

Floyd tp („r*oin prepared during tho coming year to offer John W. Itilboto Daniel Evans. 4! acres in ll "* n eVCr in nnr ' 1 -

Ruascll tp., for J.370. j wore nnd Ntovoa . 3t34 | 1 QOI Hannah K. Cooper to Jog ph C. llaker, land n„,.rillii ri D 7~ . lOOl. in Warren tp.. for 850. ; I»U} >our Holulay Presents at j T . wv ._.., v T „ EuphemiaJ. Ashton to Louvina Hrown.lot .V LANDES’BOOK STORE: „ J0URNAL *" » lf-1>»Ko 0, central survey, Greoneastle. for |],00i). 1 - ^ paper, Uopublican in politic*, pure in its moral Chas. N. Hodge to Margaret Leonard, 40 Wanted, a largo number of hicko- , '' ne -fiH of general news, eoleeted miscellany. acres in Warren tp.. f„ r *1 508. ry logJ, delivered nt my mill yard, Green ' farm notes, market reports, and household in- » amucl R. Alice to Klixabeth Hurst, 2’i cftstlp. Ind., for which tho highest mark - 1 foi mat on whit, i . ,i acres in Jefferson t r .. for 81-jn. e t price will be paid. For particulars ', . '’ aper "enryR Bridge, to Lelia DeMolU. part lot call on or address, Thomas i !ftVno tho r,ot '' ,, °’ :,ni1 for the farm. r». It, .45 hast en! Greencastle f-r l4'2o. Greencastle, Indiana 33tf ’ brings it within the reach of all. .Etna Life Insurance Company to Oeo. W, _ 'The M A Rk*FT RRPnnTs r it Riggs. 60 acres in Warren tp., lor 81,200 AHENTS WANTED ^ v b ,t 7’'HK | ix j . •-!l ‘ ‘ ' ’ Bre '’“I’vfuMy comNathaniel V. Leonard J. W. .Sett. 22 .Ing M^l" e "r'.rvrn!^ 6 wM'? ' “ th * Dail3r Jottrni ‘ 1 ’ 0nd ,rc 8 tores in Jefferson tp.. for 53C0. , 5i«Kkiii.N^kfii jikbl d 'IOK r»in|kio;r. m *«ature and onliroly trustworthy. In flolectinr Noau* .w kt s l ■ . a. „ 20miBUtc«. It Will alNoknif nareut V* ietyrrU’,. V- I bvic nag iio. lor M.itkuiH torsancy .Sweeney, 32 acrco work fur which ihore Jualw ayw a retfiv m«rk»t. **. u 1 your pnpor for tho cominf yenr. don’t youfor-

in Warren tp., for , forelrtMiUraiulit’ni» toihki Twombly Kmttiww .,,*1 «y ,

thin three months. In clubn of fire or airents will take ycHrly fiibHcriptionratil retain 10 per cent, lor their work. Seni

circulars.

Full information in to the ramnff of r , lu't v bo furnished on application, by letter*

person.

Subf*criptionp in all cascA payable it vnnee. nnd no paper continued alt f Tthi ration of the time paid for. Call on your! nifiBler and leave your rubecription.

To P»nlern. ,

News Dealerf. News Agentn Jc Club M will bo furnished v. ith eireulars tivingf^ full details of business information upo* plication c .... Specimen Copies of the Daily or Journal will be sent uratuitouslv to tnone wish to examine the paper with relcrrof

subscribing or rai>in? clubs.

Remit in Drafts or Postoffice Money if possible, and where neither of these cj procured, send the tuonov in a Reffisterw ter. All postmaster- nre obliged to ref letters when requested to do so. .. itof 'AirentH wanted in every county sij' ’ in the West to canvass for the Daily and If Journal. Address unV

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