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Coupeau gave the two women a push toward each other, and bade them kisB and be friend#, a man who wished to pass them on the right, gave a voilent lurch to the left, and came between them. "Look out!" cried Loiilleux, "it is Father Bazouge. He is pretty full tonight."

Gervaise, in great terrcr to a Father Bazouge was a man of fifty, his clothes were covered with mud, where, he had fallen in thc6treet. "You need not be afraid," continued LoriHeux, "he will do you no harm. He is a neighbor of ours—the third room on the left corridor?'

Dut Father Bazouge was talking to (iervaise.

am not going to eat yeu,

little one," he said. "I have drank too much. I know very well but when the work is done, the machinery should be greased a litlSe now and then

Gervaise retreated further into the doorway, ard with difficulty kept back a Bob.

She nervously entreated Coupeau to take the man away. Cazouge staggered off, muttering as he did *o: "You won't mind it so much one of these days, my dear. I know something about women. They make a great fuss, but they get used to" it all the same." (TO BE CONTINUED.

SUICIDE.

Lewis Kale Swallows a Dose of Mor phine—The Consequences Thsreof.

From Tburiday's Daily.

Yesteiday aiternoon about

Lewis

That the deceased came to his death by an overdose of morphine, taken by selfadministration.

I also believe that the .deceased premeditated self-destruction. Deceased was about forty years of age. and leaves a second wife and three children by his former wife.

HENKY EHRENHARDT,

»1 -J -*-V"

H*f *1

o'clock,

Hale, living on Main street,

between Thirteenth and Thirteenth-and-a-half streets, sought to end his life by taking a dose of morphine. Physicians were summoned and antidotes Administered to the man, but ill to no avail, and he breathed his last this morning. The decea«ed was about

years of age. and was a

carpenter by trade, but of late he had not been working at his trade, but was employed in the Vandalia freight house, until about a week ago when he quit. The deceased was married wr.'ice, had tr-,: ee children by his first wife, but none his last wife.

THE INQUEST.

Coroner Henry Ehrennardt was summoned and held the inquest as follows: Dr. T. W. Morehead being sworn, Hays: Was called at half-past six was told that deceased had taken morphine when I arrived, found deceased in great agony the poison had been taken at least three hours previous administered antidotes but was satisfied that there was no remedy as the poison had been in his Htomach too long.

T. W. MOOREHEAU, M. D.

Mrs. Hale being sworn, says: That de ceased told her in the morning that he intended killing himself that he was going clown town and perhaps would be back in the evening and perhaps not came bftck about4 o'clock withe package of morphine, and showing it to me, said "what would you think if I should take this." I am tired of living but den't blame anyone but myself ani before I could reach him he had swallowed it.

OUTLAWS.

f! I

A Band of Men are Banging Around in Jffilledgeville, Ga„ Defying the Law.

They are Burning Houses, Killing People and all That Sort of Thing

The Governor Says That he Will Capture Them if it Takes a Regiment ot Soldiers.

BAND OF THIEVES.

NEW YORK,

Oct.

17.—A

of October,

MRS. HALE

\Vm. Scott being sworn, says: About 4 o'clock was told by deceaseds'1 wife that he (Hale) had taken morphine lI went to the house and advised her tOtgive him some coffee, which he refused'to take when I reccommended some vinegar which he also refused to take, raying he would die.a hundred times first.

WM, D. SCOTT.

G. G. Nay lor being sworn, 6a vs.- met de ceased at corner Fourth and Main-streets and he asked me to walk dowr. Main street with him which I consented to do he said to me that that was about the last time he would pass up Main street, .got as iar as the woolen mill when he showed me a package labelled morphine, saying he was goine home and get down on the bed and take the morphine in the ,pres ence of his wiife that he was disheartened and tired of living.

AYEJOR.

STATE OF INDIANA, .'«•

of October, iS7«, .at the city of Terre Haute, in said county, over the dead body ot Lewis 3. Hale, who was supposed to have come to his death by takir^: poison. After learning his death I pro ceeded immediately to inquire as to the •cause and manner of his death.

After examining tbe witnesses, whose testimony is now on file, I would make the following statement as rry verdict after taking into consideration said testi-, iconv, via

.«-• -1»

ss.

VIGO COUNTY.)

I, Henry Ehrenhardt, coroner in and for said county, do hereby certify that an inquest was held by me on the

202

16th

day

Coroner.

OBITUARY,

JNOT T. WILBY.

From S*tu-dayDaily.

10:15

last night Mr. Jno. T. Wiley

died at his residence on Ohio street after a lingering illness. Mr. Wiiej was an exceedingly energetic voung business man.

He built up a good insurance and firstclass reputation as a commercial collector. Of late, however, an affection of the lungs has wasted his strength. Some lipie since he returned from a trip to Kansas and Colorado, and seemed considerably improved in health. The gain was, however, deceptive and he at once commenced sinking. He leaves a wife and children.

•*""8 Young Ladies' Guild will have a nets meeting on Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock, at Mr. Eberle's, on Cherry street, between Sixth and,". Seventh veet.

dispatch

from Milledgeville, Ga., says a ban of men, numbering probably ten or twelve after committing murder and arson openly defy arrest, and continue their wo-k of depredation.

THE REIGN OF THE GANG

is so absolute over the people that they will not dare to tell any human being of their knowledge ot the desperadoes. They have .plenty of arms, money and friends. If they can ever be run into the swamp, the people of the surrounding counties will

FLBUNT THEM DOWN

as they would wild beasts. Wednesday night the outlaws attacked the premises of Luke Robinson. and burn-1 ed his barns, stables and gan6. Two men standing guard werefired at and driven off, one beins wound. ed. The bouses were then burned, the figures of the outlaws being plainly seen as they stood laughing and shouting in the light of the fiames. Other houses and'

LIVEStHAVE BEEN THREATENED, and the greatest consternation prevails in the troubled section, a note being nl to the Milledgeville Mayor, that they would pay him a visit soon, though of course no fears are felt in the city. The government is determined to capture the*e men it it takes a regiment of soldiers.

PAUL DAVIS.

•From Friday's Daily.

At the request of the railroad comp any the following inquest is printed. 'It will be seen that the company is eBtirely exonerated:

VERDICT.

STATE

INDIANA,)

County of Vigo,)

S. S.

I, Henry Ehrenhardt, Coroner in and for said county, do hereby certify tfeat an incfuest was held by me on the

15th

1879,

day

at the city of Tewe

Haute in said county over the dead body of Paul Dtavi6, who was supposed to have come to his death by violence or casualty. After learning of his death I immediately proceeded to inquire as to the cause and manner Oi his death.

After examining the witnesses whose testimony is now on file I would make the following etatement as my yerdict, after taking infcotconsideration said testimony.,, viz.: That the deceased came to his death by being run over by a train of cars on the :E. T. Ii. & C. railway, and that no blame can be attached to «aid company.

Deceased was about

and unmarried.

years of age:

Consult

DR. WASSERZUG.

From Poland.

~&fl fcexual, ChronTc, Nervous and Special Diseases.

Diploma in Otfice.

Main Street,,»C orner Second Stre

Office hours from 3 o'clock in forenoon

loS

o'clock the evening. Sundays from to 11 b'clock in the foranoon, and from 3 to o'clock in the afternoon. Con^nltatir.n rooa&£, second floar. "TP

The awful effects of early vice, which brings on organic weakness, destroying both mind and body with all its dreadful ills, permanently cured. The results before consumption sets in. sre palpitation rf the heart, timidly, trembling, nervous dischargee. dyspepsia, etc., with those ead conditions ofanmu so much to ye feared. Forgetfulness, Cfeaos of Ideas, Hadneae of spirits. Ugly Imagination, Dislike in social Life, and Brooding Melancholv.

Marrivd Jmen, or|thoee entering on that ippy life, aware of physical debility, ex(ability of the nervous organic diminution, or other irregularities, qaickiy assisted.

A QUICK CURE GUARANTEED. :, Ko nlner«ls used. Young people losing their health, spending time with pretending quacks. and unsuitable treatment, foroingdiseases into their liodiesl#y deadly poisons, causing fatal disorder* b» the head, throat, nose, liver and lungs, stomach and bowels, speedily cured. Ko false modesty should prevent them from dall.ng at once.

Br. wasserzug .having had experience and praotioe for twelve years in Europe, can be consulted with the greatest confidence on all diseases incident to the hdman system. When vou have tried all other means and exhausted tbe skill of medical practitioner* In all ehronle diseases,consult br. Wasserzug, the PollsH physician. Alt who have been injuriously treated, (or are suffering from the dlrefml effects of mercury or other mineral poisons, or those who mav be deemed incurable, will seldom fail to find speedy ana permanent relief.

Catarrh in all its phases

Scorbutic Eruptions, Blotches of the skin, Ulcered Legs, Cancers, Tumors, Skin diseases of every kind.

Rheumatic sciatica. Gout, Liver complaint. Asthma, Dysentery, Piles, Fits, Dyspepsia.

Nervous Debility,

Diseases of the KaramdRye. All Kidney and Urinary Diseases, etc. •11 matters s'rictly confidential and correspondents ans wered. Special attention paid to all female diseases. Tape-worai expelled in throe hours.

Ladies may consult the Doctor's wife. German spoken. Office and family resiienee, 903 Uain street, corner Second.

P.O.Box 39S.

MISCELLANEOUS ADVETISE RENTS

OUCH, MY TOE!

Dad bought me a pair ot boots cos they wuz cheap. I wore them a wetk and they all busted, and I busted my toe on a rock. If he'd got a pair'of them solid ones down to Paddock & Purcell's, 407

Main street, they would ov lasted me all winter, and my toe wouldn't a get busted. Soon's it gits well I'm goin' to have a pair anyway, and dad'l jist be out the price of to'thers.

Yo jist orter see the wimin's and children's shoes t'hey keep. Cheap and ood? Yo bet. They'v got Reynold's

Jros., Crwles, Curtis & Co's, Krippendorf & Hart,] and Cout-ins and lots of other kinds. It just beats all how cheap they sell their heavy goods for men, wimen and children. And them "Pinalore" slippers thev got in yestesday! They are the purtiest things I ever seed. Stop at

407,

Springfield,(EIBngbam Co.. Geo./ May, 17, 1879.1

WM.E. CLACKS,

HUNT'S

TEKKE HAtrris WEEKLY GAZETT&

once to

opDosite the Opera House

and see 'em. Mv statix^s in the winder there right among them gent's fine shoes, slippers and the other goods what got the red ribbon at the fair. Jist price ^m once.

OH! MY!

Do you have Pain In your hack loins or side? II so. rour K-dneys nre diseased. Lo

tit

tti .MIM not delay, bnt try at once Hniat'o Hrmedf. the (•real Kidney niid LlT.tr

BACK!"

Medicine. It is irep»red EX-

PHESttLl for Disease of the Kldney'B, Bladder. Liver and 'Urinary Organ#. Dropsy, Gravel. Diabetes orlght's Disease of tbe Kidneys, luco tinenoe or Retention of Urine, an( Female Weakneet. HUNT'S HKitt' i»Y has ««v«r been known to fall*

Moorestown, Burlington Co., N.J. Hept. 18, 1878. WM

E. LAREE. Dear Mr —Eighteen

moDins fcno Iro$i8?- arounl the heart, mv physi^aiis ft'td trlrmls det-pairnl of my ever getting The first bottle of HUNl' REMEDY gwe jrrest rel'tf feol I owe mv very exifet n:e i!LrT'S REMEDY, and 1 am deeply thankful.

I ARIMAIL 6. COLTS.

Dear Sir:—I prescribed

REMED ID

a complicated case

of Dropsy wbieh I fcad Itcon treating for eight years, and I find Hunt'sRemedv is the best medicine for Dropsy and the Kidneys I have ever used.

H. WILSON, M. D.

HUNT'S KGllIEBY has cured hundreds who have beea given up by Physicians. It cleanses, purifies and strengthens the while system. All who use it enjoy good health. One trial, will .tonvinee you.

HUNT'S HEMEOY

Senl for Pam phlct to WM. S. CLARK,

PBOViDKNCE. R.I

Sold bv iH OruoQists.

1GENIS WANTED lK f!

lead Sunshine and Shadow in New York."

Bjr Mathew Hale Smith, "8vrleiflh." fOU WISH TO KHOW-How for tunes are made and tlost in a (ivy hewehrewd men are ruined in Wall Street, how "countrymen" are SMindlcd by sharpers- tow ministers and merchants are blackmailed how Vanderbilt made eighty milhone of collars how gambling houses and lotteries are conducted how to make and spend money in New York how millions are fsd daily how the rich and poor live.

tn tu

Head and learn about New Y«rk bankers, nicrchnjLte, brokers, gift swindlers, gamblers, Biwery, Tombs, elevated railroads, Brooklvn bridge, Central Park, with biographies] sketches of A T. Stewart, James Gordon Bennett, Robert Bonne1', tbe Astors, Van lerbfl.. Ort-w, Greeley. Beeeher, Talmir^aod his Tabernacle, Fisk, 3. Gould

amlinanodiors.

In shortfall about the

wealth and poverty, the mysteries and T"Serles of New IThrk. Complete mirror of tbe Metropolis as it is to day.

Over900 octavo pares, with full page en gravings. Nowds the time fer energetic men and women to make money. Agents tre averaging from 40 to 60 orders per week. For terms address.

TheJ. B. BURR PUBLISHING CO., Hartford, Conn., or Cnioago,111.

XTOTIOE TO GA8OLINE OONTRAO TORS'. Sealed proposals will roe received bv the ommon Council of the city of Terre Haute. Indians, at the regular meetiar to be held on the evening of October 31st, 1879, for furnishing the oil, lighting, extinguishing, cleaning and keeping in repair, 260 gasoline lamps01 the city to be lighted 17 nights ea*b month, or oftener if so ordered by the Council when they shall repaid for pro rata. Contract to run one year, or until otherwiie ordered by the Council.

Bids in the above ontraet to be directed to tbe city clerk. The (Joancil reserves the right to reject any anl all bids.

Each bid must be accompanied with a bond of t500.61 signed by two disinterested sureties.

By order of the Common Council. October 7th. 1879. Attest: ECGMK V.

.. ^565 •saSEsssssv'.*'?

AtiF.Vrs 4TKO

A S A E

WI»1

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New Advertisements

(I 13 ttdLS. 8 «rt Heeds. S Wls..^t«l and ttoukUL t. IV n' ?, I, Cover »Ti't Pwik. -Mfty $l«.ti. li'fr»tr»Trd newsn3wr t, 1 r.-»' -Idi'r.

an paher Ir I-AVIK".

Vili'r- iS

tK *TTY, W»-

This remarkable 'OlntneDt conlsins no Mercurial or other Mineral substan *e. and nothing ca-i f«und

t-»

•*. J.

Fo'

F. «te*t-i«-Ming P«-t. r.»i H. Kricis reduced 3! yt-r 1 »li njMYi.. Hi-.

P,. -t ard f«s. 1 tl I'n'j-

djionn riffurtiti inS'iiiayc on 9100 inifficiai Report? and inforaij»li"» (rt-t-. L'k uron's w-*eklv oa •eft opti.i $5". Add-ess. 'LIFE T. ''.irTKK Wl'iHT v«:r)..

It-Mi kef*. Si nil St »w Y"rk.

N'T—T" can-

vi#' T'-r Htut" P'l t! *-\i ln'ns towns f-r the b«»st Sf 'I'^g ni»n«eh« 11 I'ticles in the u-"rl t. Tip »o !r-fir

W*ice

»nnfa^-turin Co.. 22 Mas

sail stri?e-. New Y'ork.

WANTED,

At-t'vi» parties to net as ienera) Airents,for 'he sale

of our »p«'U!*'s. Gooi-set r-» '1-"ly. »Ve pav&eaiarv or ^ant'^'sdon on s-lef. l-roni |10 *n $iuo a ""n can '»e mtiln hv live oien. R^re clianro fnr making n!0*»v. .\-ilrp•«—

I S. Sle.OO^A LD CO 15? ClafH ,***?• Cnlc k*.

BAJrs nrsnnnmrr oATAiwnns. Oor IMW catalofftu of Bud Initnnnfnti,Mii«fal,BnlUi Cftps, B«lt(lFoachMlFaai' poaa, Drum Htjoti' 8UA1 •ad EsU, Bpnl«U, C»pImpi, Stand*, uA OutSU eont4ln« 8S paga ot b^bmaHtntKmukkuu.

frMi Addreo

ItXOH ft BXALT, 1S BUU St., CUOSfo, d.

S S I N S IL1.

»*uAT»- r.

I N E S A

Alt Abmtl 11 ifly I'urv Article. Warranf-d

fir yoars.

Tnircv-otie years in tnnrke CoDsnmers o. il lu^jst m'n wciii* eur i8Do on the bstrels bn\ii 11.

feONSUMPTlMl

laiots, v\ick la* Wm

In Gennan.

,aent bjrmail

PKOUMIAKT'S

4X*l%U

New and startling discover} in the scienc ofrtedicin Fever and ague Mired with out. quinine No more fever and ague after using a half dHy. bold all druggists an^ dealers

I11

medicines.

PROF. JOHN HART

CO., Proprietors, Lancaster. Pa.

111

STEAM

DEBS,

SIMMONS—STEING—Last evening at 8 o'clock at the residence of the bride's parents, in Mt. Pleasant vicinity, Leslie Simmons and Miss Louisa Stelng, Bey. Wm. Stevenson officiating.

The ceremony was conducted privately a&d quietly, none bnt the relativea of the ontracting «#rties being preseet#

ike composition

thatcnu injure the tender infant or v.nduly Hfl'ecttthc agedor in Arm. Being a Veiretaftle Preparation ihv ALL IIKAl«imt* OIIS'TiTIKNT will never injure you, but ean be used wltn tmp-Knitv by AhL. lt« healing powers are wondtrful. and the great reputation ft has acquired durmg tbe past 35 years speaks volumes of praise for its merits. This ointment kas the power to came «(ll external Soree, scrofulous humors, cutaneous erup

tions, »ommon itch, felon and poisonous wounds'to discharge their pin rid matt iran a th»rnnah healing roces* follows. Burns and scalds are Instantly relieved, ('dapped andh* 1 i.fuikN'it hrnbs and chilblainsd are pro ptlv cured. Malt rheum barbers itch, ring worm, Ac., are speedily eradicated. As a renedy 'orMf f|N| Price *6 cents a box. it is a spue Ho iiafiHi ^old by all drug-

istR,or led fr»-o «n reeei of 25a. by 1ALI A RU'^KKT., Druggists, 318 Greeawhich Street. New York.

NICHOLS, SHEPARD & CO.,

Battle C^eiOf, Mich.

ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE

I A O

THRESHING MACHINERY.

THE

SatdilesB Orain-Safing. Tims-Saving, and Uoney-Strtu Threiben of this da and generation. Beyond an rivalry for Rarld Work, Perfect Cleaning, and fbr Saving Grain from Wastage

Power Thresher* a Specialty. Special diet of Separators mads txpmtlj for Steam Pow«r.

OUB

Uarivaled Steam Thresksr Eaglass, bvth Portable and Traction, with Valaafcle Impntv*. nanti, (ar kejond any other make «r kind.

THE

ESTIBK Threshing Expenses fsad often three Are timet that amount) ean be mad* by th* Extra Grain SAVED these Improred Machine*.

aBAIJftoBaFsenbywill

mAtt

ttU

XKPerfection

City CleiJt.

B. F. HAVINS, Mayor.

MARRIED.

not sabmlt to the saer*

of Grain and the inferior work dons tij

«U»er

aachtDes. vh*o one* potted on tbe

NOT

Soots.

(KM 'a.

Warranted Three Months,

and that there may be no question as to the time, the patent binding, as seen in cut, provides a space for every dajr, month and year, so that tho retsil dealer when making a s&le, a can punch out the date theredf, and the Boots will in themselves bear permanent record of that date. (Seo warrant in largo circular.) Every Boot bears the warrant in Rubber letters on the leg.

Although seemingly high priced, are more economical than a Boot of less cost, and with proper care will render good service from Fall until Spring.

The Poor Man's Boot.

P©n SALE BY

iCMStlllR

$2.00—Outfit free

For Salesmen and Canvassers. The nte*t and best thing on earth. Will ve it or forfVil

$100.

s'ion.

Adrr*«s

CHIDESTER &. CO.,

Fuiith Avenue. Nrw Yorli.

UsJ.

A life-long Bit

107

Mc AUSTER'S All WEALING! M.l«EALMeS O I N E N

TB£A£ZZ

*The wota* SOLD BY

difference.

Only Vastly Superior for Wheat, Oats, Barley, Bye. and (ike Grains, but the Onr Saceetfhl Thresher in

Flax,

Timothy, Millet. Clover, and Kk*

Beedi. Beqnires no "atuchaenu" art "rebailding" Is •hangefrom Grain to Seeds.

Tboreagh Yforkaaashla, Elfgaat FlaU, of Parts. Coaqdetena** of Eqclpmeat, VoaatoB" Thresher Oatflta are Inoomparahta.

HffAKTKLOUS for 8tertldtv ef Farts, Mb* yajwa thanoa^todr tHeasnal Bciis and tern. MakS Cleaa Work, with no Lttterlnga or SeaMeiincs.

SefaraUrs lade, Kaaciac

*_ toTwelra-Hwae afast «ad tn^lnirZS ed Hone Powart to teatck.

FOE

Fartkriaia, Call oa oar Dtalen

wiitt to na fer UaatrsteS Cbeolar, which we maM

For sals by (¥. F. Walmsley, on cuth Fourth street.

V-

Kitchen aafes, fl.«0. Kitchen tables with drtwtnJIlJi* Ctmmon Chairs. S3.S. Cane Seat Chairs, $8.76. Be isteaa s, 12.00. Plain Warirobts,|P.#0*

1«

-FIVE PER CENT. 3TERLINC

RTJBBEOl

Made to sam^y the jwpolar demanfor an All-RnWier Boot, and tspnr* Mean Remade. ITpiwraml v:* lag doable thick new of Bobber, tb fllirj or grain ot wbieh la rro«Ml at right anglen, whanby aepara tion of the libra or- rradcmi i* n»«l«impoMible. Ordinary liabberBooWinvanahly wrinkte,loading to cracks, bcaidea chafing tbt leet ankles, an 1 weiring rnt the stockings. .111 this is obviatec. by tUa ltonbin Cppei and hff. I'lii bottojsa tro of .! lcjbbrrt btilf thick. tr.J tr. v-itb —, !:J 1 m.iuoa l.cV'c.ii It:-«tr.

Ia t'i ml beJcTf, injbli'-part marked Solid Rubber Filling," in oxdinar/ liubbwr Boots it. mftdo of ground-up scraps of cloth, anc. is neither durable nor water-proof bat

Bnbber

1 in puwo of

«wea in ordinary

in the "Ninety-Five Per Cent, Sterling kBoot," when tho tsy Isole and long sole fare worn through.a 'third aole—all solid be r—presents itself, and gives

100

per cent, additional

wear, without increase bulk »r weight. These solsawill oatwear several pairs of common Bubber Boots.

JNO. B. LUDQWICI, Corner 6th and Main sts

fill

PLOWS

A9~f

Three Car Loads Juit Received.

The €Haijipioii, Weir and Smith.. Plows

& A? I

iiBi a The Celebrated Weir and Champion

I W-

Three Horse Sulkey Plows.

Also the Leidy and Avery Stalk Cutters. Call at once, a6 these Implements are the very best. Terms easy. 7 W. WALMSLEY 1 it#*® as

North Fourth street, Near Chestnut.

0 & E 8 W E A & O

DEALERS JN ALL KINDS OF

Farm Implements"

Ohio st. East side of Public square.

Open and Top Birdies, Spring and Farm Wagons. The Celebrated Hughes Sulkey Plow. The Hamilton, Fort -Wayne, and Buckeye Breaking Plow, tor General Purposes. The Canton, Clipper, and Othei Stubble Plows. A full stock of One-Horse Plowa, botli Right and Left Hand, Double-Shovels, Iron and Wood Beams, Single Shrvel Plows, The Buckeye and Osbourn Self-Binding Harvester. The Buckeye Table Rake, Dropper and Slower. The Wheeler Self Rake, Droper and Mower.

Xla.xesla.iza.sr' Ik£a,c2a.lxa.es, The Russell, J. Q. Case, and Springfield, Pitts, with steam or horse power. The Taylor and. other first-class Sulkey Hay Rakes. .^1 We would call the attention of Farmer*, especially to our Bar Plow Cultivator, HEW A tull stock ot Repairs always on hand for Machines, either Reapers Threshers sold by us.

Farmers are most cordially invited to call and examine our stock before a in A a W a 3 $

XDOXT'X POEO-BTTO OALLJ

81500.00

RMOEABTIWLARS WHITESCWINO MACHINE

mmmnm*

ADDRESS'?

Co.

CLEVELAND, OHIO

From the Factory to the Wearer.

Superior JIusii :. Lxtra line Linen j-menl Boson, lock Froncli \oI.c, and ci pletely finished.lor

$7.50 A DOZEN t!

Havhlf wnnpleteri orrrnffnunU wilb ontcf (h# limited »ti»»ply ofSh'rttP? *l nurtare of men*A ana boy*' Whlrtm n.i .n. i-v (be fn%on ter. from thecoorw n» tioo with tlievonaamer, thus trade, «ni tit 11 JVStip«rKr M(uiio» ^in« Liutu

An elegant set rnllnt r* (p'.*4Swnp'e Shin lln .n .i 85 cent*. W« warrant i» neatly Aaiihed, ai.a .1 in appemrmm-v, two or three time* mur*:. Stn'titvfii.i r* -.i. ID

—OSALVK 131-

Furniture, Stoves and Oueensware

LOOK AT OUR PRICC8.

Bed lounges ranffiiic in priM'from|96 to SlSBPsrlor and chamber suites, and all other —11 to IS cut an eachTonn*e 6 toot extension tables, $4. SFall lesftableMWO.

SO SIMPLE

Vn t-|

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(prades of goods, sold at prices that has* doubled our trade within the last week. 9. B.—We still bare a few hundred pairs of boota and shoes left and are (Selling them at low figures.

Ladles'sUppers, Scents. Ladles'ties, 75 cents. Boys' shoes, 60 and 76 cents.

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Every article sold at tbe lowest poss'bUr price.

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ud 106 sooth Fourth street..