Terre Haute Journal, Volume 20, Number 358, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 4 January 1876 — Page 8

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OSEAr aOSISGSALE HELD FOB BIGAMY.

OF"

Winter Dry Goods.

The Lowest Prices in 15 Years.

HOBERG, ROOT & CO.

OPEHA. MOUSE,

dtltimiccJ to fncteaae their tMtyear^ a a I _'_.z »t

"Ce »5iW V'

»aMi a**•"•*? i- 1 -f*. --ate*-

IHK S, DEE8S GOOBS^ SHAWLS, CLOAKS, ITTE2 YELVET3, OLOAKIHFLST W

^LABIETS, WOOLEIS.^P®^

WATEBPEOOrS. CA^3IMi:iIi:3* *, ILAHHEL8, ETC. All (lti«oWcU will 1J without rennl to cost,#» we wlahUM tlw?m»nt.

Jn co»w|urnccof theconttme '•shil'.tiJageof values"our buyer has by me favorable parcbMM for mti MHI

UM u»w

ottferthe following unheard of low prices on

^Domestic Cotton Goods. Lonsdate yard sof*. flulish bleached muitDti IWJ p«r I F.

The celebrated Bemper Idem shirting mm* Ihi lOc.^ The test Wamsntta J-.-' c.

ThofftscatNow York Ui»lS£-»»nd many ot .tp in Mime proportion.

yi*9 all to tourciihiM* at once. Look sit tour Cheep Conntfir. Ptlesof dell rablo goods will be -ld on this at half priee

Hoberg, Root & Co.,

OI'EBA liOlSE.

if fif -'iM. .i

THE JOUIiNAL.

TERSE HAUTE

TUE&DAY MOltNlN'O. JAN. 4, 1876.

*-Money to JMan.

I will lattice loans of meney on real estate on the most fnvorablo terms on long time. Mo insurance or trust deeds required. Office corner Fourth and Main streets. 0« E. HOBFOJSD.

LOCAL ITEMS.

WALLAC8 SISTSBS to-night Tns Grand Jory organized yesterday at 12 o'clock, ,«iP jt

Tnc firemen's war is contagious, ftcu is infecting tbo newspapers. THIS is the last week of circuit court, The next term begins Februsry seventh. 111

Sfiftfyyo UT »e« ta f^tiitrWatftlcy Sisters if yon don't went to stand in the aisle.

A **w checking ofitcoliaa been bnill in Ihe C. freight depot, the coart room jf Esq. Kelloy.

FRANK MAVO ban high endorsement from tho press in bis personation of lavy Qrockett -r

MM. MAJOR IIVWOK and LLLS» Grace Hudson left last eight to spend the winter in Florida.

IT is rumored that one of our wholegale men will extend his business to Indianapolis shortly.

Mat. CAXPBW.L, M. D., of RockyiUe, has been visiting in tho §ity, tho guest of Mrs. Dr. Moore.

Frr* handred hews were alan^iteeed T«at«day at tha Early astablishmeot, between 0 *. at- and 4 v. a*.

Tn* North End rifle to it* were ont iracticing on New Year's day. They lid some excellent shooting.

Ma. P. Wtarr, the butoher, is well pleased. His Idea was settled by the IUSON ance before the aafces were cold

Mtas Muaixt Sr*v*a«ojt, of Oreoncastle, and Miss Mary ^Griffith, of Marshall, arc tlshtet at T. J. Griffith's. if HUKTXR, the shirt man and furnisher, has ia his window tho figures "1876*' in big letters made of fancy alms battons. *T» somewhat colder wtalhw, and the song of the frogs has b*tm succeeded by that of the patent medicine man.

MR*. OATXS comes ©n Toesday and Wednesday erenlng* of next week in "Giroflc Girotl*" and

,4The

IVincess of

lYebiaoade." Tm Comm'-10 ial College began yetier^lay another annual term. Its pimped* for a highly successful year ia •rary flattering 4 Tat* window of Rutton dt Hamilton is decorated with atetl ««travinga ff Washinston, Line^la aad Grant, In honor of th« 5?«w Year.

FitatfK MAW as Iary CrM^«tt, the Muuer. «HB««otxt Friday and Saturday ettttiais. H« trill bate the fcipgest rrowd In many week*.

Ta* largo and elegant iftlitwr and idttftisitig frasoe ia the Tins Hantei louse hall attracts saach admiration, it was made UtNtw York. 1%s r«lo)»atod Wallaoe Smut* acid their *bl« ^uppori apie«r at the Opera this «ttaf!t$. G*t mmcd seat*, fcr f*» m\\ n**i thwn.

IT W po«ibl# that ««aethiag «r s^aebodf nuyr b« heard t® '"drap* hi regard to the fl«#f Saturday. Batchw Wyatt has

W $ 4 MMavtC fAmMttd t* ptetwl* ye*°**^^0ie CewlyChtk: Tkmm iupm*

A Duplex Elliptic Hustwroa. A case of downright bigamy was developed yesterday. Richard utter was arrested and brought before Magistrate Cookerly at the complaint of Elizabeth Utter and Lucy Utter, or rather Lucy Graham that was, on the ground that the defendant bad wooed and won both of them, contrary to the laws of the United States, the peaca and dignity of the Commonwealth of Indiana, the rules and usages of civilized society outside of Utah, the stataes in such cases made and provided, and the ideas of decorum of the females aforesaid.

It seems that Utter was married fifteen years a^o to the first named de fendant,in Vermillion county, and by her had t«ro children. Fi*e years ago, or ten yetr.? after his £r«t alliance, be married Lucy Ui'hasa, of Vigo county lie lived with her about a week, and then went back to the bosom of family No. 1 Vermillion, county. During the five years he visited both wives, and seems to have been the main support of both, as becomes a man deemj»g himself c^ptblo of double blessedness. But there came an unhappy day, the third of January in the Centennial vear, which the same it was yesterday, ^ive years is a good while for the safe keeping of such a secret, especially when tbo sccret concerns females in adjoining counties. They met. They realised all. They found out the duplicity of their much married Kichard. Green-eyed jealousy did not drive them to fly at each other and begin pulling hair, but like the two sensible women they are they comprehended that they bad been basely wronged and heartlessly deceived. Action was forthwith commenced. Uttcr's trial was appointed for next Wednesday and in the meantime he was sent to jail under bond of $5C0.

Dowxsr, the Sugar Creek farmer who was shot by Herri ugtou at a dance in his own houre on New Year's eve, was still alive yesterday and resting comfortably, but past recovery. He is a VQung man of about tv/cnty-sjx. Herrington is twenty, one or two years old. Ho has not been captured. All day Sunday and all the night before last Deputv Sheriffs Balding and Cleary were out on horseback, scouting in the vicinity of Darwin and thence westward, on the track of the fugitive, who is on foot. They come home yesterday and got a little sleep, and started out again last night, with the ex poctAtion of taking up tho trail agaia near Martinsville, toward which place Herrington seemed to be making, having foolishly deviated from his first course southerly toward the awa&pa. It is probable that herwill bo captured. Messrs. deary and Balding are acoompanied in the chase by young Mr. Page, tho same man who came near beincr killed by Jordon Creesy a week before, at the house of Esq. Peters. He carries the mark of the bullet is his ooat,

partment of the city council held a meeting in regard to tho troubles in company No. 4, which were desoribed in yester? day's paper. The result was that in the first place they discharged George F. Yost as foreman, and without any charges against him as wo understand, a man that has been member of the department for the last nine years- In the second place they appointed the following company to take the place of the old members: Fores man, Joseph McOhesney pipemen, Thomas Matheny, "William Dennis and John Buckly, and extra, Daniel Dean. These men took their new positions yes tenia?.

TUB shop of Mr. Wyatt, the butcher, proves to have been considerably damaged, though not much was burned, for the reason that tho top of the big refrigerator was burned sufficiently to let the water down into tho partitions, thereby soaking and spoiling the packing, so that tho whole thing must be taken apart and the packing replaced. Mr. Rippotoe's property was insured ia tho Phccnix company, lie was grateful enowgh to divide ten dollars among tho firemen, with which they can treat then solves to the "oysters all 'round," and for which they thank him.

A RICH vagabond was admitted to the hospitalities of the Tramps* Retreat last night, having been picked up maudlin and yelling by the police. His personal e&ecta consisted of «ix cents, a crescent of bologna sausage and a pair of ten cent socks. This city is bankrupting itself as fast as it can. Ruin must come, if men are fed and lodged who are so well provided for. If old Boss Tweed or Commodore Vanderbtli come this way they will W tho next ones to be eared for at the expense of th«eity!

Tim notice of meeting* in the Con gregaUonal church, with the suggestion that "practically they were coatmo*tion of the Y, M. C. A. service*,*' seems to have predated an impression thai £he Association w*r« with the church hi conducting them, an impression that was sot intended. We were not aware that special eveatng meeting* were being heW

I ia the other charche*» ao aa-

xsooncemeatef them having been made, or the item waald not have appeared.

propmiwrs of the aewly f«a j«»ted X*tie_r»*lBlotel, Messrs.

ply tmGartia,

icy ft McCoskey, have begun a habit that ahoaUl be observed by all «mr heuU, that of keeping on the tables files it the dt? a«w*|«p4»s, aa well aa thoae ofadao(*i town*, hi* a great oeovenkiic* ta the gaeats «f the hmm aa ad*crtise»*at tm the lava, a good thing forth* hataLaad the newspaper* —well, they want abject.

Ja*w P. Yoeaaran appear* a# IlaaiUtaaxt Taaadry maiag Isfiwf* alia, tl was tha dea^ga t« start on a laaraTaataial wsaki la about taa days, with Mr, iadtawa aa maager, bat ft auy yaaaiblf ba pwtpoatd «a accovat af UMI editru at rigaitian.

TERSE HAUTE JOURNAL, TUESDAY, JANUARY 4,1876.

BLOODY BUKOLABS. .i|4 SIJBDBW TUMBLE.

A Nocturnal Charge Upon Noth-116 is iht Latter Bod of a Port: rgm ~s,

iagM.

hot baste to the Unum depot to fiadj,

THE BOYS.

They Learn IVisdom From Experience A TUMBLE.

AimiAKBY raiCTICE.

Yesterday on south Third street a boy named Charley May thought the celebration of the "New Year had not .been quite thorough, and was discharging a pistol, when the weapon was accidentally discharged when he was not ready for it, tho charge taking effect in one hand. There *as no bullet in it, but the hsmd was severely powderburned. jRSPLOSIOK.

Charley Seebnrger may dislike to be classed with (boys" under the same heading, but the condition of his hand will indicate that it is all right. On Sunday afternoon about 2 o'clock he was using powder in the celebration of

stuff from a can, in some way a spaffe found its way into the treacherous material, of which he had several pounds, causing a great explosion. A cloqd of smoke was sent up, giving people iti the vicinity the impression that thera wae a lire. Charley's hand was torn open between the thutab and fingers,^ in fact almost split across. His injuries, which causcd him much pain, were dressed by Dr. Stevenson, and it is thought tho hand will be saved. It is fortunate that tho accident resulted no worse, aa it might easily have done.

THE box sheet for tho Wallace Sisters is now open at tho hook store of Button & Hamilton on Main street. Jennie, Minnie and Maud aro charming in sensatianal variety performance, and with tboir large experience and the long practice of the company supporting them are able to give a splendid entertainment There is little doubt that the house will bo crowded.

The following business was transacted in the Mayor's oort yeaterd »y: William Walters, drunk and d.sor&ri/, $8.20.

Matlio Saunders, inmate of bouse Of illfu»o, $9. SO.

Clara Mull, inmate of boose iltfame, #8-30. Alfred Aldridge, fighting, $7.43,

Frederick Vans, fighting, $ .4S. !,

Tma e«$ht-page business is a nutMince. Every day of late the supply of JOCBSALS runt short. Heretofore we could usually expect to furnish all applicants with their daily mental food. But now wa don't hav« enough, though the pressmen receive constant orders to "wet down a few more to-night" Guess we'll have to go back to the old ttyJa? if

Taa following marriage liceatea Stave been iasoed mooe oar last report: Albert L- Orpahoid and uainSe Phil-

Jtaremiah Freeman and Oaxisea A.

An Eaoues while oe a vtiat 10 ancle's is the rand districts sttewSed a pattv and aft«r moocing oaa tha fair aaxtohar humWe^ doadeda, ha apaxtadi boasewaxdaad wandered for thtaa long hoeaca ia dlacoww at ^taylight the |mm caaly a qaasUr of a aiOe dtstatt,

TttH Oaxatta aaya: Oar neiriibor, Herr Htaael, of the Bana«r, lias otxaeia^D a C&QM dab. Sa far th« followiag are tha acaWi of tha dab: Means. HeaarL Wtt«%, Kaaster. ttaao* w«% E»il, ttatfjr*, KwkhoC Vaivath aadMei»dke.

Srtcj*Laerrk«are iaaaoatafthe cban^w this wcefc. At the Catwagalfeea! last aight ihtr* was alarg* aad nwaufiil

Stt. B«**r K. Woaojr, State 8m mm SalBvaa aad Ivaa*, waala lows aad ealtaJ at t^e

policeman. Officer Ward Bjnrward bonks by the strong eddy went with them to the corner ©TSpraca

and Thirteenth street, where they saidj

they had three burglars caged in thelijoose, being oonsaquently ucdermined, residence of one of the employes of the fell down. The balding has been left Yandalia railroad company.. The whola standing in that condition by Messrs. neighborhood was in an frost and the 1 Davis & Co., who bought it, as there wss house was surrcunded by angry resi- noneoessityfor dents, determined upon the k«*it mntraAnAif 3 wn

the thieves who bad been entrapped while in the pursuit of their nefarious

business. When the officer arrived he posted armed citizens at each entrance to the building, with the suggestion that they either captore or knock down naybedy that should appear.

Then with a lamp he and Ihe mea of the house explored the whole buildings room br room, looking into closets and under the beds, peeping:

int°

washed away by tho constant

ia riTW at

vvrg

that point. Sooa after-

tha west end of the old Warren pork

captuj» WJSS thon#t that the main

corners

and searching the premises thoroughly. Then they went to the wood shed and all the oat-buildings. Vigilantly and determinedly they searched, and the resaltof the raid was that they found —nothing. It was even a mora empty aensation than that of the scare at the store of Hulman & Cox, which occurred about the same time.

But yesterday abou aocthwast corner of structure gave way, and oame tumbling down open the rocks and bricks with a crash. It had withstood the high water of last August, but oould not bear up under the weight of the pile of salt pork that had been stored there. A large amount of the nice pork fell mingling with the bricks and dnst and boards. Soma of it can be used, though in a damsged condition. The total loss is about $50U.

Bttl

*e8terd»J

*boathe

nooa Uie

Tas January term of the city schools was successfully begun yesterday after a breathing space of one week, or rather all except the Third ward schools, which do not begin until next Monday on account of sickness in the family of Mr. Austin H. Piety, next door to the building on south Third street. The one who is sick is a girl of thirteen or fourteen, and there are also several other children in the family, The night school begun as usual last evening.

Mn- C. T. ATWOOD, the agent of Mrs, James A. Oatas, will be in town to day to herald the coming of her and her famous comic opera troupe. They will be here on the Hth and 12th of January, in "Girofle Girofla" and "Princess of Tribizonde" respectively on those dates. The company is larger and better than ever before and Is now playing at Mc Yickera' Theater, Chicago, to crowded

Yeislerday morning a boy named Tate O'Mara was recklessly climbing about the elevator at Perdue & Co.'s large ice house just above the water works building, and fell off the upper scaffolding to the ground below, a distance of fifteen feet or more. lie came down* 'houses. The ability of Mrs* Oates in the heavily at full length, and was very painfully bruised in the side, shoulder and hip, though no bones were broken. He might have broken his neck.

line she represents has rarely over betjn eqaulled.

PUBII0'LIBRARY,

Annual Election

Stock-Hold

ers.

The organization of the Terra Haute Pablio Library Association was succeed fully effected a short time ago. The law requires at' this meeting the presence of a two-thirds' majority of the stock-hold-ers. It also requires that each annual election of Directors be held on the first Monday in January. Therefore, it haps pened that another election had to follow, merely to comply with tho provisions of tho law.

This annual election was held yesterday evening in the audience room over Paige and Byers' store. The polls were open between 7 and 9 o'olock. Proxy votes were ndmUted^^^ m*'

13, Worrell 13, Henderson 4, Boss 8, Wiley 12, Howe 9, Joseph 9, Long 11, Peddle 1 and Byers 1.

The same board of directors were therefore continued, with the exception that Mr. Wiley is substituted for Mr. Boss, tho latter having beeu electioneer, tag against himself.

A MAN named Cooover,drunk and insalting ladies oa narth Sixth street, and one McCloud, doinp tho same at Main and Fifth were gathered in yesterday by the police.

Chicago.

Mr. Mayo as Davy Crockett shows the stuff that trne gentlemen are made of.— [Tribune.

Mr. M&yo's Dary Crockett is jost rude enough to show the trapper's want of breeding yet gentle enough to give more than a glimpse of the man.—{Times.

OavrCreckett.

Davy Crocket appears before us a gentle, warm hearted, unlettered man, yet stamped with a majesty whieb culiivatien is powerless to impart. —[Brooklyn Eagle.

v-'£..*fca Spccial meetings. Attend the special meetings every evening this week at the Congregational church held by Rev. £. F. Howe. Practically they are a continuation of the Y. M. C. A. meetings, since they are held ia the sane place, though by the Congregational church society and not all the churches in onion as before. To THE Eorroa or THB Jot'RSAX.:

Tha above Item io yefterday's JousKAL does gireat injustice to ether churches which are holding! meeting* every night this weak, aa the mee&ig* in the Congregational church this week have nothiog to do with tha Y.M.G.A., Mt hare tha Y. M. 0. A anything to do with tho»e meeting* and we hofe you will dojis tha. ju%tiSf

XaeirwkeiPrarer.

Aa usual the wade of psayw wiB ha OIK aacved by the churehes of thii city, ia U»a holding of a union prayer meeting foe prayer and conference, from 9 to 10

oci°ck

®ach saooesairs morning of the

week. Tha tc^ica ragowted for prayer tad mediation by tbe EvangeJioal AHiaaoe, will furnish the themes for eonskK eiation tor the several daya- The topics are subjoined in connection with tha ^f^^mrcbe? ia which the service will beheld.

Wa would suggest that the following be chppedCmm the paper and prsserred as a remy m«ane of information as to the place of meeting, ete^.

Prayer for Uia Churtsh of ChrisU For tbo members recently added to the Church lor the union of true believer* in fraternal fellowship and active cooperation for the removal of error the increase of godliness, and a clearer test!, mony among believers to tike* doetrlnes and power of the Gospel of the grace of God.

First Presbyterian Church—Wednesday, January $. Servicsea led by W. 8. Boney.

Prayer for Families: For godless parents for prodigal sons for children at bchool for those entering upon prefer* sional and commercial life for widows and orphans for sons and daughters in foreign lands for thoae who are mentally and otherwise afflicted.

Plymouth Church—Thureday, January 6. Services led by Mr. Naylor. Prayer for Rulers, Magistrates and Statesmen: For soldiers and sailors for national institutions: for philanthropic and cbaritablo 'societies for prisoners and captives, and for the persecuted and oppressed.

Centenary Church—Fritiay, January 7, Services led by Jas, Gordon. Prayer for Christian Missions: For the conversion of the world to Christ-

Second Presbyterian, Church—Saturday, January 8. 3errioe8 led by Charles Oakcy.

Prayer for All Nations: For the main, tenance of peaoe for the cessation of tumults, wars andj civil strife, and or the removal of intemperanco, immorality and infidelity from the land.

JU.

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correction. 2|lOxc dr THi t. M-.C. A.

A CaM,

TKK members of Prairie City Loige Xa. 3 A. O. U. W, return their asoeere thanka to the popular hatter, Jaiaes H. Douglass, for presenting the lodge with a aice ailk hat, from which a haadaama snta waa n^lwL By order,

Psaintt Crrv Loset So.S A* O. U.W.

ACartt.

I wish ta axtand my thaa&i ia tJM eity flmaaa for their ^Beacat aerviae aa Batariay afteraooa aa tha ooeasiow of ih» fea ha mf ptoyeit? on Sixth atraat, aad in to d^uat wfcottMtsted aoi a. W.

Stowa, tnqr

o'eioek- ABata

:^&av. tL

this wa*'« at 7|

.,to«3«i(id that a aasBlMNr

af piimmm* cfttmwa 4 Bttokm** him naiolved to aeael a taonsMat to the jaMamry oftittlaae &r. J. W. BeS, leavwtar a( that wontefal tamedy, fit,:

BaTa Owgt &*«!»

EDWARD W. ABBEY,

Secretary Ministerial Association.

AMUSEMENTS.

1 Commended by complimentary letters from the lfon.nm.Loifd Garrtmm, OUrer U'cmMl IMmcs, Jas RwsmM LowcU ami 1'. T. Barnmn\

QPERA HOUSE,

ONE NIGUT ONLY.

Wednesday Ere'g, Jan. 5th, 1076. OALLEffDES'8 TAMOUS GEORGIA

MINSTRELS!

The Great Southern 20 ItAVE TWO cry E. f-AHh*

KER&AXDS, LUOAS, LITTLE, (tRACE DKVOXER, LYLE, The SMITHS, And BM tlio greet ETHIOPIAN KINGS OF FUN.

The Boston Herald says: ••The rnsh to see them here was unparalleled in ]he history of negro minstrelsy. 40,WO peope attended their perform an ccs."

P. V. Bornum: "They are extraordinary and the best I ever saw?' «r«rReserved seats 75c, to be had at Button

Hamilton's. CAUTION.—Beware of spniions "Georgia Minstrel"(Cohipanics who travel on our reputation, and advertise the names of our artists, such aa Kersanda, Byle,

ONE NIGHT ONLY*.

W TI ESDAV, ST JA!KU*BY

Engagement of tb«dM|iWngnl»hei1 and pojm-

Wallace Sisters*

Jennie, Minnie and Maud, 8upporfcd by a select company of Twenty-Five Artlata.

In the great new Bomontie Dramas

JAQUETTE!

IS TEE TOILS!

Written exprewjy Urt Mfaw Jennie, by »U£X£KICK MAR.1DE^, ESQ,

Aotftor of IJOU*K immense "ZIP. or POINT LYXDF. l.nillT" and "MUSETTE, LirTf,E BRlOHT KTBS."

AdmJMon,^7$, 10 aad SScta. ttesenred awtta, wlUiout extra eharffe, can he iiad at Botvm A HammUlkm'a. Box olieetopen jNew Yoar*n Day.

JQOWLIXO HAM*.

SECOND ANNUAL BALL or r«R

iHCIEIT 0BDEK OF

HIBERNIANSl

Frilay Kvt^Jaii.7,1

DOWLING, WALL.

The maaaa^inefit hare made amnte paraUecMtoaiafcetlxtetoe iMjtemiM wialruf ihemamo. AU *rm InrUed. aitasic BY PWAR. FOOM SAJSD. Admjalai, ftja. -iSwppar Cxtea

Af«at* vc*mt*+ far Oar Staw task, PLAIPf HOME TAI^K

PER A HOUSE-

The Great DrasaticEreat of the Seasea 1 St 4 Thursday tad Friday Eveg's, 6 7.

FRANK MAYO

DAVY CROCKETT!' svptKttTti

ny A

Full and Talented Company

Reserved Seats, #1. GENERAL ADMISSION AS USUAL UKSERVEO TICKETS tor «a!a at Huttep,' ^IlaatUton'sllso}} Stor«.

Alt Kenerv appropriate to tlt« ptay,tttdttitnp the famous "Cabin scene."

REGAN & LOKY,!

Wholesale and ttctats Dealers tn

TOBACCOS,

Sniii, Pipes aci Siolers' Arlpa,

ISfo. i*SOSJ Main Street Jt

Wo make a emrcialty of Cigari and Smoking Tobacco.

..CIGARS

Cheader than the cheapeat. CHEWING TOBACCO,

Flttc*Cot ati41*Jag,

ch«?ajfr4a4tb^cr

othef houses In *he ci T*'

il^in Vyn

*N(

.Oiffftr® hy the Box at Whokaale PricfiS...

GlTT" S!

I174QLI: tOtt

Holiday Presents.

u/. J-

Sab.

QPERA HOUSE.

AFull Supply on Hand

NO NICER PRESENT

For a Sea leniaa ia lis City.

A Specialty is Made

Cigars by the Box. j,

Holidays are Coming

Aad CmIm), IM

GIVE PRESENTS!

It!* m-'earfS-' it ««e t-mea ,(•' tm

Substantial ScNcce.^ary

HAJIiiSOME Si'nrK

Miller & Cox's1

A SWJEJftrt©

coats rwrn,

NICK SLITS,

OTKSCOATf

FOB MEN AND B0TH»

ALL STYLES AND GRADES

Aad PrieM SuK«"fuLowu gesssssifeU Eaiua

KAiirsiBBgr. I

Tmmm-

ur*.«

gookins a ddy,

ATTORNEYS AT LAW,1 OFflOE—So.

69 OMa Stntt,