Terre-Haute Weekly Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 3 March 1869 — Page 4

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THE STATE

Hoosibrs are rushing to "Washington

ViNCENNZS^has anew Commandery of

Knights Templar.

New

Albany

rated by a savage dog a few days ago.

Hbs..Russell

Evanbvillk is suffering from a fresh

incursion of clothesline thieves.

Pakis Dunning

The

A Wholesale Grocery store in Madi

son was slightly burglarized l^t^Thura-

day night.

The

the English Lutherian Church of Indi

anapolis, and will preach his introduc

tory discourse next Sunday.

Hon.

D. D.

Pratt,United

Col. J. H. BEADLE, formerly of Parke

One

proposes to build four

church edifices this season.

A boy in Richmond was terribly lace^,

is a candidate fo- the

Indianapolis Postoffice.^

The

champion base bawl club of Indir

ana—the Indianapolis Uity Council.

Indianapolis

ice dealers have about

two-thirds of their usual supply on hand.

New Albany Commercial^ com.

plains of the inefficiency of the night po-

lico of that city.

There

is a doctor in MunCie who

blabs ftwiiy secrets. Bad habit. It has

co«t many a man his head.

Tiie

Indianapolis Mirror pitchect into

Philip Phillips, found it had '-run agin

somethin," and crawfished handsomely.

Covington Free Press office is for

sale. $ha paper is well established^ and

has a good patronage.

A it Air was married to a young lady

in New Albany last week, and the same

day elopetl from her. ,, ,.,

The

Tyner, for Congress, in the Eighth Con

gressional District, will probably reach

four thousand.

OUR Venerable friend of scrap book

notoriety, Peter Kizer, the redoubtable,

fired a salute at Fort Wayne, in honor of

"Washington's birthday.

Wm.

II-

Hatcher,

Thursday evening.

Track

ward at the rato of seven-eights of a mile

per day.

Destructive fires, iatal affrays, boiler

explosions, etc., are becoming alarmingly

frequent in Evansville. Three dwelling

houses, on Clark street, in tliat city, were

burned on "Wodnoedfty. A.j

Kev. "Wm. "W.

Criley,

States Sena

tor eloct from Indiana, is in tow"-

-----

County, and more recently of Evansville

is editing a Gentile paper at Salt Lake

City. He is the "Beadle" of the Cincin

nati <Commercial>, a spicy writer. -----

The

motion to rescind Lhe voto of cen

sure, passed by the Senate upon Lt. Gov.

Cumback, some woeks ago, was pressed

to a voto last Friday and was defeated.

Ayes 20, noes 21.

There

are a few colored children in

Muncie and, by common consont, thoy

are permitted to attond the public school*.

Strange as it may appear, no fatal conso-

quence has followed this action of the

Caucasian residents of that town I

Involuntary

petitions in bankruptcy

have been filed against the following per-

sons William W. Roborte, Howard County Joshua R. Hardin, Tipton County.

Georgo W. Bouldin, Tipton County.

The

LaFayette Courier says "Of two

thousand citizens in Indianapolis who

swore off on the 1st of January, oleven

still holdjout, and resist all the allurements

of the flowing bowl. It givos us picas

uro to say that seven of the eleven are

editors."

a boy is in jail in New Albany for

stoaling newspapers from the doors of

subscribers. Such treatment, administer

ed to a few Terrs Haute boys, might have

tho effectlo chcck the same habit which

is indulged in hore to a very annoying

extent. ,..,r

ProySsbor Griffin,

of tho Yincennes

Gazafte, has been invited to give a concert in city tlmt

,!sopn."

Special

trains will be run from Haubstadt' and,

John Smith's, on the E. & 0. Kail-

road. for the accommodation of tho

itizens bftthoso towns who may wish to

hoar thereat vocalist.

The

Odd Follows of Evansville aro

making extensive preparations for a grand

celebration of the anniversary of tho in

troduction of Odd Fellowship into Ameri

ca, on the 26th of April next: and the af

fair promises to bo one of tho most im

posing spectacles of tho kind ever wit

nessed in that part of ttm State. General

J. M. Shnckelford has been selected to

deliver tho oration on that (vnasion. 1

Morgan

county distiller of intoxi

cating liquors was beforo Commissioner

Kimball, Indianapolis, Wednesday, on. a

charge of carrying on his business without

a Government license. The presumption

of guilt Was sufficiently strong to warrant

his fommitmont for trial, in defautt of

§1,060 Mil. Tho penaltj7, on conviction,

io suctv-Tasos is a 'fino ol' not less than

$1 000, and imprisonment for hot less

one year.

firm in thi3 city shipped half a

dozen velocipedes, yesterday, to Ohio.— Great numbers are being turned out by the manufacturers here, and the demand for them is eiich that orders can not be filled in less than two or three weeks time.—Ind. Sentinel. ra -'i *ww.u?-

The

New Albany Commercial says:—

"While the papers throughout the State

.are poking fun at the Louisville, New

Albany and ChTcag'o railroad, we will just

inform them that the road bed, track,

and rolling stock are now in better con

dition than those of any other road in

the State."

A VELOCIPEDE with wheels eight fee [sic]

in diameter has made its appearance on

the streets of Indianapolis. It is the in-

vention of a gentleman of that city, who

claims that it can be propelled at the rate

of 60 miles an hour. The rider's hands

and feet both contribute to furnish the

motive power. ———

purposes returning

"to Bloomington to reside.

The

Muncie. Times says: '.. i*

"lt is becoming a serious matter to know what We will do with our surplus children. We area thriving people, and do a thriving imsiness in babies as in everything else."

There are several ways of diminishing

tho stock on hand, but we trust eur friend9

in Muncie will do nothing ra3h.

A meeting of stockholders of the

Jackson, Fort Wayne & Cincinnati and

Fort Wayne, Jackson & Saginaw Rail

road Companies was. held at Auburn,

Ind., on "Wednesday to discuss and pass

upon the articles of consolidation agroed

upon by. the Directors of said companies,

some time previous. There were four

thousand shares and $400,000 represent

ed, and the consolidation was approved

by a unanimous voto of the stockholders.

The

majority for the Hon. James N.

Evansvillo Jouinal publishes a

letter from a prominent citizen of Gibson

County, .who lives near the Gibson Coun

ty Reservoir, in which ho states that the

roports recently published of tho destruc

tion resulting from tho cutting of the

Reservoir are gteatly exaggerated. -He

denies that any los^ of property was oc

casioned thereby, and says it will readily

result in groat benefit to tho health and

agricultural interosts of that section of

Gibson County.

The

a prominent and

highly respccted citizen of LaFayette, died at his residence^ in that city on

laying on the Indianapolis and

Yincennos railroad is being pushed for

of Tiffin, .Ohio,

has accepted the call extended to him by

Indianapolis Mirror tells a good

story of a tobacco dealer of that city who,

having been bored a long time by doad-

heads, quietly removed a jar of fine-cut to

anothor place, arid in lieu thereof intro

duced one of the samo size, partially fill

ed with molasseas. As usual, tho chow-

ers came around. Thoy edged up to tho

counter in usnal routine, reached over

and soused their fists into the molasses,

whereupon they sneaked out wiping tbeir

hands on their coat-tails and breeches

legs, all tho while keeping "mum but

thinking mucbly.^.0g^

TnE Princoton Clarion announces that

tho old Indian Silver Mine on tho trail

from Vincennes across the Patoka river

has recently been discovered. Tho minos

aro said to be very rich and tho ore of

toe very best quality. Furnaces were

Wnd whore the Indians had melted the

oro and in tho bottom of one of those fur

view of his. physique, the new resident of the Senate will probably make him Chairman of the Committoe on Weights and Measures.— Washington Dispatch.

naces, Vas found quite a quantity of the

puro metal. Tho enterprising individual

who made the discovery, took good care

to'purchase twenty acres of tho land upon

which tho mines are situated at the ex

ceedingly low prices of $20 per acre.

The furnaces bear the marks of groat

antiquity, as upon ono of them there

stand* a tree fifteen inches in diameter.

ON Saturday night last the wall sur-

Saturday night last tho wall sur

rounding the Bedford (Lawrence county)

jail was scaled by means of a ladder from

the outside, the hall door to the jail open-

ed by false keys, and a prisoner named

William Burton taken out. There were

two other prisoners in the jail at the time,

but they knew nothing of the escape of

Burton till Sunday morning. No clue

has been obtained to the whereabouts of

Burton, nor to the party making the res-

cue. It will be remembered that Burton

killed his cousin, also named Burton, at

Georgia, Ind., last summer, for alleged

intimacy of the latter with Wm. Burton's

wife. ———

A valued cotomporary, whosi scin

dilating genius illuminates the "Pocket,"

ib everlastingly ringing the changes on "Two B»nl with but a single thought, Two hearts tlmt bnat ft8 one."

It did very well for tho first hundred

times was endurable for anothor hun

dred became rather borish towards the

close of the third hundred got to bo dis

gusting in course of time' and is now pos

itively nauseating. Wo bog him to de

sist wo implore a reprievo. Any ono

who h»9 ever hoard that couplot issue

from the huge facial orifice of Fanny

Price, in "Parthnnia" will understand tho

gastric, not to say abdominal commotion,

which its endless repetition must occa

sion. J1.Lot us have poaco.'

Thx

Indianapolis Journal of yesterday

has another article on the infamous trans

action at the Union Depot in that city

from which wo take tho following

Tho real quostion is as to Bisbing's brutal attack on the passenger, and in this respect our statement yesterday was ovon moro favoralilo to tho Marshal than aro tho facts in tho case. It appears bo first struck Lee over the head threo heavy blows with his mace, and then, putting that weapon in his pocket, drow a slung shot and dealt his victim such a blow as to knock him senseless, in which condition the Marshal carried him to the door and throw him on the floor of tho depot, as a butcher would the carcass of an ani mal, or as a porter would a pieco of bagrage. What increases tho onormity of tho outran is 'iLee made no resistance to tile officer beyond refusing to leave the car, and holding on to tho scat while thov were pulling at him nor did he striko or offer to striko tho officer.— And then to erown the outrage, the Marshal marches his victim off to jail, to lie there all nicht with tho wretches that make up tlie'populalion of a prison.

Judge Scott, in tho impudent prosecution instituted against Loo by Bisbing, ...formed tho Marshal that the man bad committed no offense calling for his in* terferencc with maces and slungshots.— Mr. .Lfo has employed counsel to demand reparation from tho Company, tho officers of whom aro now investigating the af-1 fair. And if the Union Depot Company do not wish to bo considered as indorsing the outrage, they will summarily dismiss Mr. Bisbing. anil substitute for him some

gentleman who has a more befitting sense of his authority,.and less, brutality in its exercise.

We fully indorse the concluding suggestion of the Journal. The Depot Com

pany owe it to common decency to put

such a man, as Bisbing, out of tbeir em

ploy forthwith. They should-not per

mit him to "stand upon the order, .of his

going." We would also suggest, for the

benefit of others who may be treated as

Lee was, that the tiinehas gone by when

it was good policy for colored men to

submit without resistance—prompt, ef

fectual resistance—to a brutal outrage.

There

has been trouble in the Nprth-i

western Christian University, Indiaiifip-

olis, and some twenty or more students

have been expelled. They were found

guilty of insubordination in that they ab

sented tbomselves from the institution

last Monday without leave, (WashiDg"

ton's Birth-day), and passed certain reso

lutions, which were published in the

newspapers, reflecting upon the faculty.

They were given, the *alternativebf dis

claiming any want of courtesy, or leav

ing the College. A portion of them

purged themselves of their contempt, but

the number stated abovo refusod to re

tract, and were forever excluded from

the College.

The

Sentinel's Washington correspon

dent gives the following items, which the

reader iff at liberty to believo if he wishes

to 'y'

Tnera will be an interesting contost'for the postoffice at Indianapolis, which is likely to fall to Colonel W. R. Holloway, Fishback being the only contestant,with the slightest hope. '1

There will be no change in the Marshal of .tho State, Ben. Spooner filling the bill.

Colonel Trussler, ex-Secretary of State, will probably be appointed United States District Attorney.

With the profits of. tho' State pririting

and tho pay and "petks" of the Indi

anapolis Postoffice, our friends Of tho

Journal will have !:fat takes."

A shooting affray took placo near

Indianapolis, on Wednesday night,' in

Which Frank Keslor was seriously woun

ded by Jake Kunkel. Kunkol and Keslor

it seems aro brothors-in-law, and having

recently been engaged in tearing down a

building of some kind, each claimed the

lumbar as his own. They had been quar-

roling over tho matter for several days,

and on Wodnosday night, Kesler attemp

ting to carry away a portion of tho lum

bor, Kunkol ran into his houso near by,

and procuring a double-barreled shot

gun, came out and discharged both bar

rels at Kesler. Some of the shot took

effect in his side, while others striking his

eyes, destroyed the sight hopelessly, it ii

thought. His wounds are quite serious

but probably not mortal. Up to last ac

counts Kunkol had not been arrrostec.

While

the LaFollette disappearance

still remains a mystery, the Crawioras-

ville peoplo aro exercised over another,

whjch is thus stated by tho Journal

that city:

For

tho convenience of our readers we

give tho Indiana delegation in tho Forty

first Congress, which will meet on the 4th

inst. Tho names of Democrats are print

ed in italics Senators, Oliver P. Morton

and Daniel D. Pratt. Representatives Is

District, Wm. E. Niblack 2d District

Michael C. Kerr 3d District, William S Holman 4th District, Georgo W. Julian

(contested nth District, John Coburn 6tli District, Daniel W. Voorhees 7th

District, Godlove S. Orth 8th District.

James N. Tyner: 9th District, J. P.

Shanks 10th District, William Williams

11th District, Jasper Packard.

The membors of the present Congress

who will not bo members of the Forty

first Congress, are Senator. Thomas A

Hondrickf Representatives, Henry D.

Washburn, Morton C. Hunter and^ljjich.uy

Ier Colfax.

Articles

of association of the How

Albany and St. Louis Air Line Railway

Company, bavo boen filed in tho Secretary

of Slates' office. Tho company has

capital stock of two millions, divided.into

fifty dollar shares. Tho road will run as

nearly upon an air lino as the topography

of tho oounly traversed will admit of,

aud will cross the.Wabash near Mt. Car

mel, Illinois, will pass through tho coun

ties of Floyd, Harrison, Crawford, Dubois

Piko and Gtbsou, aud its iength in this

State will bo about one hundred and

seven miles. Tho directors tor tho first

year aro William S. Culbortson, Law

rcnco Bradley, Greenbury C. Cannon

John B. Ford. Augustus Bradloy, Jesse

Urown, 'en G.

Matthews, Robert G. McCIord, Thus.

Smith, John H. McMahon, Reubon P.

Main and Ezekiel R. Day.

"I7MPL0YMBNT PLEASANT .Hi'AND 1HOFITA IliE.—S-nd stamp forSiar. ticai" rs, te S. lt. WELLS, S59 Broadway, N. V. nim4t

W. MAND, 56 Main Street, N. W. cornor'of Old Court nonse, will pay the highest cash price for all kinds ot Country Produce, such as Ecgs, Bntter, Poultry, alive or dressed, Itags, Fe»thor», Apples, PoUlow, Onions, fried Frnit and Smokwl Meat Will also buy Seeds of all kinds—Timothy, Clover. Flax, Jto. With a Hrgo stock of Groceries always on hand, onr motto i», to sell at a small profit and q»!ck salvs. Call ind see for yoursclvfu. 3ivly

J^DMINISTKATOB'S SALE.

Bj virtue of an Order of tho Vig9 Common Pleas Conrt, 1 will offer for sale at pnblic auction at the Conrt Housedoor.in Terre Hante, en Saturday, the Gth dav of March, 1S69, the following Beat Estite, in Vigo county, Indiana,

Ri^hty.three feet and one half inch (S3 ft.,% inch) fronting on First street, by ono lmndreii and torty-one fee- and two inches (141 ft. 2 in.) in depth, In the eonthsast corner of out-lot number Ttt, a-'joining the city of Terro Hagtr.

Ti:kxS—One-third Cash, balance in 12 and 18 mouths, with interest, and mortpaee rn the premises. Prororty sold snbject io the Ufa srtate of Elira Guintber. H. D. KOOTT,

Adm'r Daniel Gninther a Eitate.

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HiETTEB LIS XV

List

of letters remaining unclaimed

Saturday,

All Miss Catberino Aldridge Mrs Jnlia A Allen Miss Annie Barbery Mollie Bell HMHitn BeUette Miu SoBan Barret MrsSnaon Clark Miss Helen Chambers Mils Kcbecca Mo'rrii Angelina Confer Margaret-lb Hoehuigh iU«s .Oorzens Miss Anna Murphy Mrs

Coachman Miss 2 Oochran Eliza Cordes Mrs Warner, Colfe Mira Anna Dawson ttias E Davidson Miss Maria SavU Mrs Lydia^ Evans Miss Gabrelt* Early MnSallie Ellis Mrs'Mollis Eldridge Miss Sarah Edgcrton Mrs Mary

Fairbfotirer Mrs' MatildaSee Mrs Jennie Fred Mist S ,, Stephenson Mrs Mary 3 Foreman Miss Amandt. Seyers Massealena Fogle Mrs Lucretia' Smithy Mrs ifalindaFay Helen SnodgrassMiss Aletha Gerhardt Wiihelmin SclioonoverMrs tonlsa Gordinier Miss Louisa Smith Mrs Christen® Garnerd Miss "Anna Taylor Miss Henrietta Gray MrsXet Telley Mrs Maria E, Garrin-MrsSusan ?ts,' Taylor Miss Mary Gibson Mrs WF Tiffy Miss Mary Gordon Miss ilcttio'^1 Trneblood Nancy

Bacon Honry A Bickel Henry BcalK Bigler Wm Brener Geo Bciggs Gep Boyart Eosworth E Brucn JII Burgo 2 Bpckiow A Byerley Geo Cassaday Marion 1 Cramer Wm Craig B'm It! itaXI Orainc-rC Credel E Coon Job Conner I»nl a 1 Cooper, J.

MILL WORK GENERALLY. Onr Mills aro bnilt from choice Bnrr Blocks, selected at the Quarries in France by

Do not act

February, 27186$

ladies' list. Kelly Miss EC" Langston Miss Mftttlov

Lacy Mrs Nancy

Ijeibfriet Mahala-J Mahoney Miss Kjtto Muskiaen Mrs it" Miller Mls§ Lydta }£W» Mooro Mrs Amanda

McCarty Miss CatherineMoHeurf Miss Mary. r* McCoy Mrs Harriet McClnsta Miss Nannie. Neely Mrs S W Morton Mrs Margaret Bay Miss E 'Rutherford Mrs Harriet .Itedm&nMisg Mollio

ShafferMiss O Spiaty Mrs Christina. Saunderlin Mrs Mary

ISAAC STRAIB, himself. Send for Dos=rlptivo Pamphlnt containing Treatise on Milling, sent by mail free aiDrk8s

Isaac Straub &0o.

Corner Front and John Streets, CINCINNATI, OHIO gfiTebiiwam

Harris Miss A f'.f Tyioy Helen Days MisaMary j-, jj,. Venard Miss Lncretria MariiaHgli Miss Irena WaltonMissM Heimabn Louisa" WarlineMrsSE Helmann Caroline Wostfall Mrs Josephine Herringion Misajiato Wiley Mrs Ann

Hogshead Miss Jj'izzto" Wliite Margarot HolHngSworth Jane WiLoy Mrs Virginia 2, I Hunt Mrs Amanda. 2 Woodall Miss Bello Hnmes Mrs Mary J'iger Miss MS1'-

OKKTI.EMEN'S LIST.

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Corb'ey'Wm Custer Bobt n' Cummfns John Dempster Tlios Moxeutji-. ^SSSSH xhiffey Alfred* Evans Ell EstellWII Everbart Evonger 1 Franklin Bonj Finkbino Kowlur Alex Gallagher 0 Grey Franklin 2 "sfeybold ThoB Gregg Blieylin Phillip Green Suedeker W'll

ftEd"

Keice Jack i&d BedmanO.W Ifogers .RlioadflM

Sankey Smallwood A Spoors Win lIJ Sliamlin Allon Shannon W W StnltaWm

iiit tfa

Shipisy John Tra ^iiul Si bJey Master Frankio Scott Xymaa Suodgrasa Tom Sturgeon OJ

TIpionJAV ICalden Winfleld 'i'u Ward David .« Waitrop Henry Wrigiit Coke Whiteseli Juo WhiteombHR Winters Daniel Williams Jas 2 Woods Frank ,•••• :-jf W W a a YorkS A TT-p ZimmormanC

Lawlence David til! Madigan James Martiss James Mates It II Mason Mahoney F-Myer-N itoU" Miclioio.LouiH -y. Miller Trnmp ,• tiins. -fi O' EZRA READ, P. M. •'tiii .• m*ij

QUEEN OP TiSIE SOUTH

"On Saturday, the 13th instant, Mr. Henry White left his home, at or noar Valley City, with two horses and a wagon some wheat and somo money. He left his wheat at tho mill at Fredericksburg, and came on to Crawfordsvillo, it is said to pay his taxes and probably those of sotne of his noiglibors. Ho put up his team at Insloy & Hanna's stable Saturday evening, and has not since boen heard of. Tho team ramainod at the stablo until last Tuesday morning, when Whites brother-in-law carno and settled the biil and took it away. It wa3 reported that White had several hundred dollars in gold about his person, but thore is no evidence that ho had any gold, or any considerable amount of money ot any kind."«

PtJKTAIiLE OKI ST MILLS, —FOR— rORN MEAl. WHEAT FLOURING AND 8TC—

FKED, BOLTINO APPARATUS,SMUITKRS and

1\7TILITAEY CLAIMS-CARD IVX- FOB 18C9.

DAVID "S. DAIVALDSON,1

Military Attorney, Notary and Claim Agent, Regularly Authorized and Licensed.

Office—Farrington Block,

If. E. Corner Public Square, Up Stairs, Fibit Boon, TERMS HAUTE,

Pension Claims Prosecuted, Arrears of Pay Procured,

BOUNTY MONEY COLLECTED,

&*DEEDS EXECVTED, Vouchers Made cut and Pension Money JDrmtm from Any Pension Agency in the VnitedStctes.

'•"'^PBOTBSTS ISSUH-D, land Warrants Assigned, Bought and Sold, and Defective Assignments Corrected.

Mb. Danai.dsom well understands the mode of adjusting and collecting any claim" growing out of the recent Rebellion, and for 1967 and 1S68, has collected and paid over to tho claimants more than Two Hnndrad Thousand Dollars has obtai ed three hnndred l'onsion Certificates, for woniulod or Injured^soldiors, widows, mothers, and minor children, and seven hundred bounty checks for discharged privates.

Pensions, if now applied for and granted, will cotnmenoe at tho daTo ot tho soldier's discharge. No time should bo lost as this favorable provision terminates totally about Jure 1S70, or at five years after the ilischargo.

Arrears of pension nny now ho had in ail cases where tho pension does not commeuce at the date of discharge, or deith of the poldior. Look at yonr certificates and call on m®.

Bountyhclainis under the recent law, act of Jnly '2Stti,18(SS, are now nearly all paid. A new law for tho next and last bounty, may, perhapB, bo parsed this winter. If so applications may b» made the coming Sprint or Snminer. I Will give noticn wlion such law iB passed. No feiiBions havo yet been allowed for «err»c« in tho war of 1812.

No Land Warrants need bo expected for service in the late war* and no fnrthor bounty to veteran, who has had three or four hundred dollars.

I have never lost a good olaim where tho pirty permitted mo to manage it in iny own way. I have lost two valid claims ou account of such interference.

OVBeforto Merchant,', BanUors Ami Citizens gonorally, and to any ono of the thousand whose claims havo beon obtained by mo. ja9dwtf 1. 8. DAHALDSON

PEIL EJECTION—18G9.

""STATE OF INDIANA, Vigo County,

To of VigoOonnty, Greeting: Yon arc iiartby commanded fo g? notice to tho qualified voters of Vigo County, that on tho firstMonday of April, A. P., 1SG9, tho samo being tho 5th day of said month they will bo entitled to vrto for the following township offlfcers, to-wit: 1. Harrison Tawnship.—ODO Trustee and four

Constables.

2. Ntvins Totcnthip.—Two Justices of tho Peaco. one Trnute* and two Constables. .1. Lost Creek Township.—Olio Trnftei anil two

Constables,

4. Uoney .Creek Township— OneTrusleo and two Constahiea. 5. iru.jar Greek Tmrnship—Ono TJi^nstao and three

Coustablej. Prairie Creek Tomi'Up— One Trnitee ahd two Oonstables..

Pntiridon T«wmhip.—Ouo Trinloe anil twj Conbta'h'f. ., ,. Hilffi 'l'tymnihiii.—One Trmtefi one Justice of lhe I'eacn and three Ci.D8lnl.les. Pierioti Township —'One Trustee afia two Con-

8RTyrt?e 'Tmr«^»p.—Gri#

B. 11. SlMf ON, Clerk.

STATR OF lKDIANA, 1^ .«#rj I Vigo County, I, William H. Stewart. Sheriff of Vigo Ciouritv hereby certify the fafegilng to b« a true copy of'the original Trecfptot Ele^n^niisued by the Clerk Vigo Circuit OOiKt^d^me di-

re^eM7dltwtv

flnb for the ONE DOLXAB

SALES TBME until yon hiavo sent to WOOlh B0Ff 9KM0 & CO.'8 Old Old One Dollar Store, 3K Tremont Bow, and 10 Howard Street, Boston. Man., tot ikeir Haw OlronUr for -the Winter Qf, 1068•9, gi/ing a fell description sf onr immense slock ar iierr mirlejy of Merchandiae, and tjwt, K^recedmtsd MucemaUt weareuowoffering to ouAgents and Patrons.

75 YARDS"

pf Brown or Bleached, yard wide, prime1 quality Sheetings for 9l6%'nd a Olubot 10i* Larger and Send for tho CircnJ dec25w3m -I-

smaller clnbs in proportion, ar -.

dacU-w8m

Mostiller Wm Moore G.B McKiuney Joe ,a McKiniey J. s'Suj&l McCtnre

Nevins Nelson II NimkoO TiRB Nagent Micliael O'Cdntiell Overton Biley Park Samuel Parker Fm Patraor Riclmrd Peters Tlndnl Potty Jackaoii PotryJobn Miiuips Pierson as# ,i Pool Wm Pomorov Fred i,

CfllC^p WIUUiill S 0 BE.

Tlie lmrbonBe success attending onr buisiness iu BOSTON the past five yearf, has .induced us to establish a Branch Store in Chicago, rendering It more ^ooaasihleto the TVestern _neople, and alao «»Tinga largo oxp^essage. Onr go 'da are all rioW and received fl tre«t frooi tho anu factniera, consisting of. nearly every artiole desired for family nae, nuch as Dry and i'aticy

Gsoi81*'BbotB

and Shoes,'Jewelry Plated ^are. Ac., 4. .AH articles sold for

One Dollar EacH,

and not to-be: paid for until yon know what yon ire to recclvo. 011E0KS, dosoribiDg' godds, sent at tho rate of 10 cents gach, topoy for poataf e, printine, Ac. PRESENTS FROM $1 TO $100 SENT KHRK TO AGENTdi We aron»«eBti-for all t)io best manafacturerii in the eountry. CIRCULARS SENT FKEE. Agents wftnted In every town. Address FABR & CO.. 158 Dearborn St., Chicogo, III., P. O. Box S920-.

JgAGLE IHOK WOEKS, 'its hi COBNEB FlBST U!D:W*LSO'r8TKllETS^- 1

TBRBE HAUXfi, INI)..

WM. J. BAIL Proprietors,

(SBCCpgSOM.-TO J.OMgJJ .QBOVKB,) 'MANUFACTDBE"kS~OF',

FLOtmiUO AND SAW Sf ILL MAOHTNKRY,

COKK'SHELLEBS AND CANK MILLS CBlNKItr GKNEBAltY,

fLiewjaakor

jftnl3d3mwly.'

AS MA-

IMn «nd IlraM €»*t i«K«. ®c.

Having an extensive Eatablishn-.ert, well stock, «1 and in fnll operation, wears pjepared to do all kinds of work iu our line, iu the best style, ahd'at short notlco:'

OBDERS SOLICITED

QTA^ O cot

OF INDIANA, 7IG0 SS—Common Plena CourV, April

COUNT'S

Term, 18P9. Joremiah Goblo,

Smith A TjSiuith Milton 2 Smith A Smith

IlayoB Jaracs,-.^ Harmon-VV

Hardttick Geo Jackson.Isaac Jackman J.M Jones Nathaniel Kissing.JC H- u*' Kean A KelleyJosrpfi'^ Kennedy 'crW? Kiiner Geo KingJohu Landis AM

,0# (.!&•%• Divorce."^ fil'

Priscilla Goblo. On this day, to-wit: the'Oth day of Fobruaiy, lfeci), comes the Plaintiff, by his Attorneys, and Hies his cpntplftint herein .alsq, an affidavit,lis wing that the Defendant is non-rcsidint of the fitateof Indiana.

Notice is therefore, horeby given to tho said Defendant of tho filing and pendency of thi»proceeding, and that the uune will bo. hoard and determined at tho next torm of our said Court, commencing on the third Monday of ApriJ, A D.,. X8C9. Attest: R. H- SIMPSON.

Mnzzy &Kumsey,trS H- Clerk. Attornoya. fob!0w3w-Era fee §6,00

MABRIA€!E G1JIBE.! TEIN6 a Private Inat'ryctcr for marriod per-. JJ sons, or tliiaa abont to bo married, both iniile and female, in everything concerning, tho .jiliysiol Jgy- and rei atious of our sexual system, and the production an} prevention of ofTsrpingj' inclndingali tha hew discoveries never.before givimin tho English l^ngqage, bt WM. XOUNG, M. D. This is really a valuabla and interesting work'. It is written in plain language for tho general reader, and is iiltastrited with flnmoroOB HngrnvlngB. All yonng married people,- or. those contemplating marriage, Rjid having tho least impediment to married life, should road this Book.-- -ItdiioUsos^eowta.that-cvery ono should be acquainted with Btill it. is a book that must bo locked np 'atd not' lte about the- honso. It will bo sent to any address on receipt of Fifty Cents. Address Dr. WMiTTOONO, No.l418 Spruce street, abovo Fourth, Philadelphia.. nar AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE.—No mattor. what may ba your diseirfe, before you l»c yours: el- nndor, tho care of anv ..one .of tbo r:t »rious"QUACK? tiativo rtnd'forefgn—who "advertise in tniBor any other paper, got a copy of Dr. Vouog's Boh^, anireadiitcarefOfiv. It.will ho the moajs of saving you many dollal, your heblf" ai.irprobiiljiy

Drrroung oiin hi consulted on any Off the uisea^os dcs4ril.od in his pubiibatihna, atTliis OBico, No. 410, Spruru street, above Fonrth,..l.,hliaddl-

DOCTOR WILBJ3K

OFFICE,

OONSCLTAISION AND RECEP

TION IIooms, G1C Washington Avonne, ^t. Louis, Mo treats with the greatest success all Dls'nasesbf Woman tibnchoraa, or Whites Falling, infiamntii,-^ ot- Ulceration of the Womb, Ovaritis, Prnritia, Amenorrhea, Monorrhagia, PysmenorrbiBa, an'd Storility, dr Barrentiws also, every disease o'ottu'eetell with Puberty, Menstruation or Pregnancy. Sinco tlie D" itor cnu-liues bimself exclusively to the treatment of these complaint!), and treats' a very large number of cases,it follows that his knowledge of them must bo f*r inorosxtenslvo and aconrato than that of physicians in, general practice. Sond stamp for Meiical Pamphlot or tiilrty-siac fagot. No matter-who have failed, read what he. says. Patients in every Western State.. Cures guaranteed. Consultation bj- letter or at oSIco free. Rooms for patients requiring daily attention. A iady assistant. Hour 9 a* u. to 7,. r.r a. Sundays excepted.

DOCTOU WHimGIt.

AUKGULAK

GKABUATE of MEDICINE,

aa Diploma nl Oilijo will 8:io\v. htiti bveu louder i» io troiitsaoat ol* V«n freal, 3kxu4I, uad 1'iuv.vrB I s«aHoH t*iaa »uy otht-r Pb'ysician in St. Louis. 'Syphilis. Govnrrheij Gleet, Srtictiirc, Orchiti*t rierinld ami iCupture all Urinnry Sfphclike or i\LerezrUxL Af/cclient of th* Throat Shin or boen are (runted with miparaUotlfUcc^i.

Spcrmatorriictt, Sexual DcbilUy nod impotcncy,ui thn rujuit of *'«lf»Abns fo uuth,Hi!xutki euc68 e«ia iimturor yoar-i or oilur causen, k:k1 which produoe ui»oi follo'Ajug eifecta, u?• Nocturo'«l Kmiflnicnri, Blotches, Do* Dility, D#niUMjsv« of'Sight. tfonfuaiou oi Ioe*», Kvil ^otTboOingvAvorsioii" to .ocioty oi Limci o! iiU'iuory utii I'owfjr, »kuti ^uclt nu^ iix»irbpor, are poYmftucHrttly ^ur#d. llitf Dor.tor-i appcrtuuitieti in hjepital -acu firnt'Ucu aro UifSUrtaau fiiu at. Ionia of 'A'riy''otlwr efkj. Utick tile's of St. Ijouis pApera'ofb^o thRt iWVh»i?» beo.11ucnt?d th^rolongor by yt$»rs. thuu duy othorao Kivcrti««iK.' The librHiy, iubi«ut ry 210d u])* po.utuiootti m*ou»t ivuirtj'i ia »ho \Vist,. nnri^allod anywiivro. wii.Ji ox^.eficmce, Ctiu bo ri'lio.l npon, aiul ibe tor ».mu r*ftr to miiiiy pliysicitxuri itiroiigh"ur. \hi-, xx?uy try. Iti pt»«t succors and pro-e«itpo iti.m'lio t-landa v?iiuout a competitor.

Thy Writings or a Physician whose

TiUM**" throe

C'instablee. Linton Totrnship.—One Trustee, two JnstlMB of the Peace aud two Constables.

OUer Creek ToicnsMp.-One Trustee and two Constables. IA testimony whereof, I havo hereto set my hand, and the i?eal of the Circuit kal. Conrt, at Torre Haute, this 15th day —.—" ot February,'IStW.

Krpii-

tatlou is linlon-jtide, »liouln be

worth IiCadlng.

b*croft. VVhittjf.b pabiiahoB a Mctlical i^nittphkol iotutiug to Vcuornal Di^oaAoa and tho'^ Uiaawir^upadd varied coDaoqaencos of ttfclf-rtbuee, thai wilt l»e«eot to nny addivtBd io a eeak'd •juvoiupo for iwo stamps. It cuttjius fullaympuxu I in thai v/ili eoabl'V those affoctea 10 doter»(iid tbu oaLar« ot thoirt'oiupl »iut and ^Ivea writtou statfujuiit oi their cftso tliat will answer al'i c^t as woll for purpose of trHfttnifnt as person -Viiititrriew but whoro. ilia couxetitoni, thn Doctwt-shortlU lm cooiiiilted porsoually. TIioho htiTiat? friends that uiay re^uir*advice, cauaiipplv th«m with tlii* Thleabiu woric 4) dendiog thoir uJdrea^, with stamp. Thus you assist tUn.ueTorluiiateVithout thbir kaowiug thoir bcUffaOU»r.* Certaiuly no BQbjpct is of ntorofihpor-taucdc-Oi&n puaidy of bibod- auJ i^ertVcu mauhoorl.i

It I? self-eTirf^ut that a physiclati who'ronfinet qiuisolf oxclaai'fily to tbo study of a ctfr tniu cladiot ^4r«aU thoimandn oi' ra»o« ••vnry yrafrTtfnft acqn1r'v'grrHtt»r ^kiil jn tb*t specialty ihau 51 any pcyyiciau^, rtH:ognir.ing tfip ^ot, I tro-, iuct patlouts to tho Doctor ^ft«r n«td fnir'fcip MctiiCAl i'ampblHt.

.i"ttiniuuiMti.*nj.

eoatidvA*

tin!. A trJeinlly will Othyt) ot)mraif y«t rotir«»ti—Jio. dl-7 9r*y«t, Kto. Hanrn, 9 7 M., 6nmlayff*ficept*f). Jif':

"K. GIFFORD,

'VV. Treat'e ail-

Sheriff V. C.

Catarrh^ 'FhroatjOis&ises,- Br on cfn'tis, jLsthmtt jand. Gcmeuinp Hon treated^ wjVbt* od that is eminently o* 'A vatuable JwimalgiyinKfirrftDtonvrc^ ttsease and full information of this NEW.^cTHOu furnished to thoso who#fcvriftffbrtM Ire*1**'

Sale' or Lots in tbe 16th Section and Mortgaged. Lantls to tbe School Fond.

All the following real eatata, to-wit: Forty-six feet so Veil inchoB off tho south "sitle of lot number oni'.'linndrod, in !th& town of Terre Hanto and also, forty-que feet two inches east and went, by twenty-eight foet north aiid south in tho northeast corner, of the samo lot, mortgaged by Henry JAmison and wifo.

All the following real estate, to-wit: The, north half of. .Uuugfinthottjl .anftrter of section' (12) twoiye, jn town (11) eleven, porth of range (9) liinbweit, containing nighty -acrefi, moro or less, mortgaged by Daniel O'Connell and wife.

Tho southwest quarter of th'e sohthwest quar'ter of section (8C) thirty-six, township twelve, north rango (8) eight west, containing forty acres more or less, mortgaged by Wm. B. Mewhinney.

Lot No. oue.hnndrod and thirty-two (132). in the town of TerW Hanto. in Tigo county, Ind. Mortgaged by Jamea M. Tolbertaad.wife.

All of the touth-east quarter, of tho north-east quarter of section twelve (12) In town ship ten (10)

!north..,of

AU that part of tho southwes quarter of sec tion thirty-throo, township twelve, northof range n-ino west, which Ilcff hetween seventy acres off from tho South., sUe of said quairter, .and forty acres SfT from the north side of said quarter, bs ing fifty acres, more or leas mortgaged by Wm F. Krumbh'aar and Jane B. Srnmbhaar.

Ail of the soilthwent qnarter of tho southwest quarter of section twenty (20), in tow&sbip ten (10), north of range eight (S) west, containing

acres, more or less mortgaged By. John Dowoll and Phebo Dcftrell,hiB wife. Commencing twenty-six (2G)rocls,and nine foet oftst of the northwest corner of thd southweat quarter of section fifteen (15), township twelvo (12), rango nine (0) wost, running thence south five chAini and fifteen links, theiaco east to the Terre Haute & CrawfordsTillo State Road, thonco north oaatwardly along said road, to the north line of said,section, thenoe west, to- the place of beginning mortgaged by Virgil A. Sparks and Mary J. Sparks, his wifo.

All of thasoathiiall of tho -southeast quarter of section tw^, in township thirteen, north rjkngo ten west mortgaged by Daniel Shirley.

Ail of tho northweBt fractional quarter of sec ti6tf fonr in township thirteen, north of range ten west, containing sixty-six 78-100 acres.— Mortgaged by Elijah M. Ward.

Lot No. five (5), section sixteen (16), in town ship twelve (12), nortii of range eight (8), west, bought by John Britton.

The following described tract of land, to-wit All that part of tho northwest quarter of section twenty (20),In township thirteen, north of range nine west, which lies south of tho road leading to Durkoy's Ferry, supposed to contain about one hundred and fifty acres mortgaged by Jacob A Hay. ,, -u -1.

Tho southeast quarter of the southeast quarter of section thirteen (13), in township oleven (11), north of range eight (8) west, containing forty acres, moro or lnes mortgaged by David Holsten and Daborah Ann Holsten, his wife.

To wit: Thirty-five acres in middle north half of section twenty (20), in township ten (10), north of range eight (8) west mortgaged by A. J. Sis ton and M. ,T., his wife.

All of the sonthwtst quarter of tho northwest quarter of section nine (!i), in 'ownship ten (10) north of range, oight (8), containing 40 ncres mortgaged-by J^hn A. Vice and Eisy J. Vice, his wife. 1'

All of the following real estate, to-wic: Com menoing at the northeast corner of the northeast qnartor of section thirty ono (31), in township tnrslve (12), north of range eight (8) went, run niog.tlieuoe .jirgst fi^ty-oight 2-11 (58 2-11) rods, thenco south thirty-three (33) rods, thonco oast fifty-eight 2-11 (SS 2-11) rods, thenco north thirty three (33) rods, to tho placo of beginning, con taining twelYe acres mortgaged by George H. Ripley and Jnlia Ann Ripley, his wifn.

Lot No. one (1) seelion sixteen (in), township twelve (1-), north^of range ten (10) west bvnght by Josiab Bie&lin!

Lot No.'seven Section sixteen (IG), in town ship eleven (II), north of range nine (0) west, containing Sixty (SO) acres bought by Stephen Price. i-j

Lot No. sixty-four (01), section sixteen (lG),in township twelve (12), north of range nine (9) west bought ,by Uofsa and t'oltrin.

Lot No sev( iity-nine (7D), section sixteen (IB), In tewnship twelve (12), -north of rango nino (»J) west bought by Ross AOoltrln.

Lot No. ninety-three (93), Bfcticn sixteen (lfi) in township twelve (12), noVtli of range nino (!i) west bought by Johu Bulkley.

Tho southeast quarter of tho northenst qnar ,tor of roction (11) eleven, township (12) twolve north of range (8) eight west, containing forty acrea mortgaged by Mary Austin.

Lot number ono hundred and thirty-two in tho city of Terro Haute, Vigo county, Indiana mortgaged by James M. Tolbort and wife.

All of lot throe, in block No. (17) seventeen, in Linton's addition to the town of Terre Hante Vigs county, Ind. mortgaged by Joseph E. Mc Oann and LetitiaMcOann.

Ail of six acres of land in tho sonth west corner of the aoutlioast quarter of tho southwest quarter of section (3C) thirty-six, In township (10) ten, north of r^nge (8) west «ud lot No. one and two (19) niietoen and twenty In tho town of Centgryllle, .Vigo county, Ind.f mortgaged by Urnce Sutherland aod wife...,* ?S'!'

When lcs3 thau the whole tract mortgaged is sold, the quantity'sold i-litll be taken in a sqnare form as nearly as possible, off tho northwesterly corner of said tract, and when lrss than tho whole of any in-lot fci- on»-!ot-of any town or city hull bo sold, if the lot. fronts epst or wost, the part so ffhld phail be ta^en'ofT tho north eido thereof and IT (lip.lot fronts, north or south, the part so sold shall be takon oft tbo west sido thore* of: i'rOra f.-on' ft) rear by parallel Wnes. \VN. PADLOOK.

Will rislt Terre Haute the first Thursday in each month, and may. be, consulted at the Terre Hanto House. At altotn'r times, stSls permament Office, fflBsr's BTetk,' Indianapolis. 254wtf- :i ..

In °efault of the payment,of'tW^TiifciSal and inter s. licetotho ffchbdlTOTid of Vigo County, Indian la the original salts ot lots ip the sixteenth so^tipn, and OA the leans of tho School Fnnd hereinafter'mentioned, I will, "In pursuance of the Scliooi Law of 1865, offer for sale at tho Conrt Hou*e tfoor tii the c!ty:of Terrt) ilauto, Vigo county, IndiaBa, on th$ fourth Monday, it beingths between four (4) o' bidder for cash, BO much of t-o^Mortgaged.'prem-ises as Will satisfy the amonnt'dne for principal, interest, damage and cost, itnd on lota in tho IGth Section, for cash and credit, in the manner prescribed by law. to-jait

All thefoilowing/ealestat^,to-w t: Lot'No. (19) ninete'eW.'lri the subdivision of so tion sixteen, in.township twelve north cf,range .(9) nino west, mortgaged by EI jab a Stephens and

Wife.' Twenty-five. feej. ly ninety-seven (97) feet off tho south and -^e« sides or lot No. thirty-two (32) as the-Bama appears on the recorded plat oi tj»e town of J^erre Haute, Vtgo county, Indiana, mortgaged by Silas W:*Wllliams and wife. ,Four acrea of land, moro or less, In the south' west quarter of section (14) fourteen, in townlhip (12) twelve north of:.range (9) nina yest, couiroencinp cloven TGrlOOth chains south of the northeast corn#r:of the tpohthwest quarter aforesaid, thenco sonth four 70}^-100 chains, thencs west oight 50-100 chains, thence north1 fcrnr 70}-^-100 chains, thence east-eight-50-100«hains, to the placo of beginning, mortgaged by, Jamos Oakey and wife.

.-!!»!

rapge Bine ('J) west mortgaged by

James A. Littlejoiin sind Agnes E. Littlejohn, hlk 'Wife Tlje south -fast quarter of tho south-east quarter of Bectlon twenty-«ix (2(1) in township thirteen (IS) north of rango eight (8) west, containing forty acres mortgaged by Joiin Payne and Harriet

Payne, his wifo. Lot N». twelve (12) in section sixteen (1C) township ten CfOJnOMTi orrsnftG'ten" (10) wost mortgaged by David M. Stegall.

All of lot No. sixteen (1C) in the subdivision of the south-west quarter of section fourteen (14) in townshlp'tvrelvu (12) north of range nine (9) west containing five acres more or less mortgaged by Sarah E. Patrick and James IT. Patrick, her husband.

Tho east half of the southeast quarter of seotion fifteen (16), township ten (10), rang©:eight (S) wost, containing eighty (80) acres- Aleo,' tho west half of the southeast quarter of the southwest quarter ot seotlon twenty .eight (28), in township ten/lft), north of range eiglit (8), containing twenty acres, mortgaged by Jacob Smock and Carol ino Smock, his wifo.

Commencing on tho west bank of tho Wabash and Eric Canal, ranting from thonco west seven ty-four foat seven Inches, on Swan street, thenoe south one hundred and forty feet, to the alley, thenoe east one hnndced and eevon feet seven inches, to tho wost bank of .said Canal, thence north to the place of beginning,.being part of out-lot number three (3), as made by Oharl^s Dewey, Executor of David Raymond, of tho northwest qnsrter of section' twenty-seven (27) town (12), noRthpf c»Dge rino, i^)) w.ost mort gaged by Isaac Smith and Polly Smith,* his wife,

Anditoj Vigo County, Tnd.

January Ilth, jSUW.

STATECommon

OF INDIANA

Sarah J. Rice,")

Diseases of Horses and Cattle:

Hospital and Office, corner of 5th arkd Kade SJs. oct9wly TERR15 I1ATUE, INDIANA,

&DIJOTM, ,{•

John Itice. Oil thisday, to-wit, tbo 21th day of Frtrunrj-, A.-X'.r-lSWt

com0B

"IC I'laintllT, by Thornpsall A

ipti^m^soft li?r A tt"rnoys, ,-iud tile thfir complaint heroin also an affidavit, showing that the Defendant is a non-resident of tho State of Indiana.

N«(Uxs i« tbereforsjieroby given to the s»d He. fendnut of tho filing and p-ndency of this proei5rfin?l,*att'Vtl»at thes»Yne'i»ill W heard and dotormined tho next Term of our said.Xonrt, commencing on tlio tlifi'd Monday of April

""ttestP"1899" *8" lffi/D8 k'. SIMIAN. rebai w.'3T-Prf?fl,00 6'erk,

COODSV^

ftJ 7 4 I iat Lix -at' a a--, .-ii

W A A E I

THELL/BIVLKY

CLOSING .SiXl

--vod WINTER ii -SUA s.ni H,

DRESS

GOODS,

AT-

PPT? DltrCOODS.

EKA

»LAKGE

dT .Wfl «1ou AT* LOW

ontl

Prices to close tbeiii

r? ,-. -iij-.'asaoq—i«vi af asssia fiif? Hiil anrii.r B-SJS bl

BLEACHED MVSLIllk^N

byij ALSO, wir£ .ft mL «3 isni ,u!.*g3

Stantard and Fine Bro.fn

.Muslins^ &c., &c.

Tuell, Ripley & Doming

E. SYCE & SON. Jobbing Exclusively.

WEStook,

HAVE JUST BEEN TITRODOH OfUR redaciag prices to the

fioivest market 1 alike

and Dotting things In order for ^tlio.

S I N A E

Beliovlug that tho Dry Good a niarUat will be more steady In tlio fatnro, nnJ prices less fluctuating, we shall keep a

Larger and Better Stock,

than wo have heretofore, find shrill do onr Test to to make it an object for all

COUNTRY MERCHANTS

In* this vlclntty, to bny llielr (roods of m. We shall sell aB OHKAP anjbo^ ami havo as ranch regard to flie ItTtoro«t cf our customers ai to onr own, tho

Mutual Benefit

of buyer and seller being tho true basis o! /.ilr doaliug.. Wo baienuw a lull lino_of

Brown and Bleaclied Mnslins. Prints, Delaines, Drills, Wool Flannels,

VIGO COUNTY, SS: 1869.

Vigo ricas Court, April Term

Cloths and Casslmeres, Kentucky Jeans.

YANKEE NOTIONS, &c,

WK CAN OFFKR SOJIE

Kxtrnordinary Bargains

Id a great variety v/..

jmt marked loum, which wo ara angiuns to sell bofore tlie seannri clctn-tj.'

X-

(TOOK OF7T

DECORATIONS!

PRICEanT

TO INSURE SALE, AND CLOSE I OFT THE STOCK, WITH THE

14,3 new coming in, beforo moving to tttfeij corner of axft and Main. 'Havitag

AJr !EX^JB»IlS3SSr D£!IIGN£R

ft: *ra»st Itr' diet I-' zhHu, »»•...••. .. to-execute woft, wo are prepared to I dd general paper hanging, and all

kiada of DECORATING eifherl SIDE WALLS or CEILINGS

\'V '. in the MOST AK11ROVED STTLE.

ONE SHALL £0

All work done by us will be gnaran

worktoanahip.

V""'" LSAVE vmilt 0KDKK8

•90 Qdl'vc.'t" llil-JT ^TJ\

H. Ii IICE A CO.

¥omnn!'S:|

ujtui svo'U fojie wjwa }4§i ni uo% \-j£i HiL' II QKAND ,)»&•(J«

5-0^ \in oi'niaatrt ''rfalsV* iv.l

Winter Dry Woods.

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5,000' yds Choice Flgtffed De

latnes in 2-3'cents.

2,000 yds Choice Slgared Ar-

nram 30 ceats.

tsnnl price 35 to 30 cents: BOJ* ••. --.-h j)#q, 'C aui tt

I AWAY 0ISAPP01ST8D!

When W6 say call and see samptea' I' of ^dpaigpa PANNELUNO for

-JPABLOBS, LTBBAM^' ^IN I rK^O^rs. &c^, as ehown on

'8ilc scfaeens we have for tMa parpoae

thoy will appear at hoine, rendering

and rOprCBOTit the different stjlee aa

great assistHn'Ce itunakins selections.

toed tc^jva-satisfacVlOn in style «o'd j,

THE

DRY GOODS AND CARPET STORE.

FOB PMVH HAWING

Great Clearance Sale

OF-

C. W1TTIG & CO.

1TO MAIN STREET,

itfs ..t

BLOCK.

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We offer our cnlino Winter Stock

AT COST

I La^los Woolon Hoods at 10, 25, 50, 75, and 90c do. do Nubias, .-,„ at ,45, 50, CO, 75, and 80c do do Broakfast Sti&wla, $1,35, 1,50, 1,60, 1,1^, 2,00

Ohildrcn's Woolen Coats, at 60c, 75o, $1,00, 1,25, 1,50 I.Gent's Woolen Scarfs, at 10, 15, 25, 50, 75, $1,00 do do Shirts and Drawers, at 50, 60, 7Gv and $1^0® do do Jackets, at $l,f&.'£i kb" -1 3i.= •:.«

———

I ALL OUR LADIES FURS

AT EXACTLY COST/

ILL OUR BLAIKET8

At Exactly CoAt. I

Back Mlttsv Gloves & ClMBtlets, at $1,75 arid $2,00 per Pair,

,?OK BEST QUALITY Ki, -i

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t'10 8

''e

w'"1"

included

20.000 yds Calico, just received,

at 81-3, II, 12 1 and 15 cents.

Our Entire Winter Stock

Must be Cleared within

THE NEXT 60 DAYS

'Jkfi .'8«i!8tn^D' make room-- '1'^

ForSPRING PURCHASES

Lonstlale, JthU wtlfl Othaf' I And wo invite all to give us a call, and *ltf ai Ji S ^examine-the BARGAINS w© have to Popular BrcnfiHe,

GFEBR

€. WITTIG ACO,

170 MAIN ST., DEMING BLOCK.

iit.. 1 ioUifc&a S A. T.

O l\

E S!

CAST CAST-STEEL PLOW!!

(SMITH'S PATENT,)

Wholesale Dry Goods House] Wears as long as Four other

PLOWS

ig JW

Uno-tta Iho metal in your Bazor,

I-NTO IROW MOULDS 1

Uim be "laid,'' drawn," "pointed," and "sharpened'' as any other

i| Jfc- 'DK1* MM

Warrantod to SCOUR aDy where, and every Plow

Warranted to suit tlie Purchaser,

Exactly, or no Sale

lias a Standing Cotter, Rolling Coulter, dull'#-: Or, no Cutter, or we sell

{Rolling- Coulters, AND ^Standing

CUTTERS,

To flt any1,ow!

8.HABBRBT.

womu QRESS GOODS

RYCEdrSO^

Jan L6-dw:im

All Kinds Other Plows, AND

Lang's Patent Cast Plows,

With Extra

Points,

A JONIX

Farm Implements,

Rant Side Public Square, TK&SK HAUTI, IND.

IOWA

t. K. MASSH

JLJKA.i, KSTAT1C AGKNCY. FARMS, WILD LANDS, "A»d (Jitr Property of every descrlpilon, for Sale.

Au oii-pritiaro of fiftwn years enable astolnJir« s£tlsfacttuu In Of(ry depmtmentof bus'aaM rwatlng to «-i-uerat lt«»l Kiutc AKeoey.

HABBSKT & MARSH, 54 ..WALNUT STttKJil, nS/dwly Lies Moiti(«.ruw»