Terre Haute Journal, Volume 20, Number 359, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 5 January 1876 — Page 5

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CITY ITEMS.

Slot

Jrinks should b« twiM ia day

SKE

,ijn*

liurioct coid weather, they b«*»

A.©. AMlt"

t*°~

deoey to *T«KM tlx IBBM sad affe«t throat. T*ke Dr. Bali* Cough Syrup for sll aw of eo«gH cold*, »m

Cm'*

ofTerre Hsote, ere*.le jattlj celebrated Oak"Grejoed Plastering Paper. The increeaing

for

artidto is anAeiMit recommendation.

Madame Bjron, Clafrroyant and Antrologist, foretellK ihe future, Northeast corn of Third land Mulberry.

fl

llardwar*

to-day, Ts

was Mvtr ebwptr tbao to-day, I'ersons desiring to boild next apring or to complete job« now under way, will Sad that money can be wed by calling 09 A. G. Austin 4 Co. JUST NOW, who cam the moat extensive and complete lino of building materiali in Terra Hants, iuclading fall stock of fi«e BrooM Trimmings, viz.: Lock*, it'*. J4«wb Look, See Ac.

JOfIX afAFF HAS TO-DAY Eggxh'oKg. Cmnxui. Ym ffr«*

arir

EGG-N0GG r*r*?S TOM JEBflr. -4 (joax 8T»IT,A

Ooburn Saloon*

Kaaii T«*dar

i'gi Bd^BtxcAU will make Ha sppeai"*nee for tlio first time. Eight large pages— fortj-sigbt column*.

Urand free JLuncto.

Joho Staff will have THE NICEST TOM A JERKY ia the city. Call Ifeda? and aee him. All are invited to-night to the Free Lnneh, It will he the flneut in the city, JOUW Stirr, Cobnra Saloon.

'h. Ifou may ull TalK about yonr good Egg Nogg, bat if yoa want to get a real genuine A No. 1 glass of Egg Nogg, call ou A1 Scfaa&l at the Court Exihange, v* i.

VINE CLOTHING

I(

BOYS AND CHILDREN SELLING AT

Jfa

LOW PRICES! LOW PRICES! NEW CLOTHING STORE. I FOPERA HOUSE."

Texas Dxcurafoa.

Oall on Wbarton, Kiddle & Co corner Sixth and Main streets, for occmrsion tioketa to TcStW. Nvxt excursion J^onary •I. 1STG.

t**PPr ««wr Year

I* what Peter 8taff Mrs to hie many ft*ods, with a fail snpply of E^'g Nogg. You all Lave an invitation. *•%$*$* 1 Tti« t'lmt dumber of Tttt BitrcBUOAn to-day at 12 o'clock.

Ureaned

Turkey* and Chickens, Cranberries, Ocilerv, Oyalett, ^•"JsQSb Apples, if: Bolter ana Kggs, at Rippetoe'a.

A, i- -.

mm'iMrsr

ItKAll nBAT. meat for Cbrtalmss dir*i»r

i»«T« yo»r ord4r4 at Mieohler a mest shop ttlddto is lesdins th«u »U in holiday Pteaents,

J. ml I Ml

NEW

THE LIST FOR YEAR'S. CHICKENS, (KLLKKV, CRANBERRIES,

OYSTERS, MINCE MEAT, APPLES. LEMONS, MCE NEW HONEY,

WRIOHT & KAUFMAN. *1 rreafe Matter and Ears at A. L. Smith's grocery, North Fourth street-

Otwss fcas»rr.

Patmniie a poor one anned man, cast side of Twelfth street, second hoase sonth of Ohio- 1 00 per dossn. an. ivmAt,

Wpertt tlente J«w*try mwtrn The stock of mlver on hand Is offered at |»t h«U price till Christmas at the Ql*irfcl|o»se Jewslry Store.

RIMI***

is crowded daily with easterner* sri«rtiag Chtis^mas iNTMtsnts.

Th» Bit Ut st taiferttHt daiatlsn, ssch as SehwetUsr and Limboig (tdwiw, miAmi, arahovtea, eto., went to Utie Geotenalai,

p4 are

aeRlngpoek bowse amu at Kon ^aai 38 Maiaetr«»t«nl also at the cork boose ir »p«r the I. A St. X«. brtdg^

fOVHW*« roi«

At ceet! At te»U At r««t White A Mewhianey etaeeoat their •teek of T»o^s this It wish a#jlhin« in the Toy U»e e*U oe »h«a.

W* w. Bl »w

lias «k|M Writis# Duta Bamfttf BoBday ltaa»«W.

g&trs ASTON,

aad Work]

G*aata«

XiTfC Oil UllH

Stoc*.

•kawli.

A HI invoice of Shawls at Uw lovnl pneaa, st Prairie City Emporium, 384 Main street.

Tarkcrki

ForFreah Terkeys call at Urns' Fish Market, Ohio street, between 4th and 5 th.

0IAY BBOS.,

Opera Home Block, hare the finest stock of liquors lo the city. Parties wishing Pore Imported Gin or Brandt by bottle or by the gallon will do well to eall on then* Kentucky Sonr Ms Whisky. which is pronounced by ill con*, noisseurv the mt is an.

MAY BROS-,

Opera Hoase Block.

If* Xlwr Present

ean be made to lady than a set of fare. J. H, Douglass keeps fio« stock.

LET US SAY A WORD FOR OUR SUPERIOR LINE OF CARTING KNIVES AND FORKS, SOMETHING ENTIRELY NEW. CALLANDSEE THEM.

H. S. RICHARDSON A CO.

Ta»i«arBeiua«#i' Ail who est should visit the 8tar Bes. tsursnt, nnder the etore of Miller A Cox. on the north side ot Main street. The best of dsy boarding st reasonable rates. Stop in for your oysters served hi all styles, bam and eggs, and everything in that line.

The Old tKeltable Or«ers Ue^et. The oyster house and dining rooms formerly "Old Uncle George'" ere now in fall blast end will maintain their former reputation ss the leading oyster rooms of our city.

OWING TO A TIGHT MONEY MARKET WE ARE SELLING ANY AND ALL OF OUR CHINA AND FANCY GOODS AT SMALLER PROFITS THAN EVER BEFORE.

H. S. RICHARDSON & CO.

8U6ABVHEEE COAX.

dear of all dirt or rock sold by Richard Mcllroy cheaper than the cheapest. Leave orders st Armstrong's gunsmith shop.

Br the

patent atop action the entire stops of a Benbam organ can be thrown out r»nd in without raising the hands from the key~. board. See advertisement.

FOR SILVER PLATED WARE, in all it* verities, go to B. B. Freeman's. He undersells them all. for lesr Tin ware* Stoves, Ao., go to O. Helm's, on Fourth street between Main and Cherry. Contracts for galvanizing, roofing, «c., promptly attended to. Mr. H«im offers a specialty the Alligator Cook and Alaska Wood Stoves.

Jewelry

A big lot on commission owr the holders at Hera's. GO TO H. S. RICHARDSON & CO/S CHINA STORE WHILE YOU ARE LOOKING ABOUT THE CITY FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS. THEY HAVE MANY NOVELTIES. mt intuunEiw'fr..^.

OUR SUCCESS IS DUE TO TIIK GREAT VARIETY AND LOW PRICES ON ALL OUR FANCY GOODS, OUR ASSORTMENT IS YET COMPLETE. CALL EARLY AND AVOID THE JAM.

CENT STORE,

FOURTH STREET.

t'teakkl ilsakit

75 more cloaks to-day on consignment from one of the largest Eastern houses st prices that put everything in (be shade that has been Mid in this city yet at Hert's BfUtaar.

OUR SUCCESS W* DUE TO THE GREAT VARIETY AND LOW PRICES ON ALL OUR FANCY GOODa OUR ASSORTMENT 18 YET COMPLETE. CALL EARLY AND AVOID THE JAM.

CENT STORE. FOURTH STREET.

E«*»ra#l

by the Faculty. The repntatkm of Dr. Bail's Goagh Syrnp has been achieved solely on aeoount of ita merit.

TURKEY, CHICKENS, CELLERY, CRANBERRIES, OYSTERS, MINCEMEAT,

APPLES, LEMONS, NICE NEW HONEY. WRIGHT AND KAUFMAN.

It «a taia

opinion of *v«ry mu«dcisn who has «x~ aanoed the Benham Organ mails at Zn^ dianapolts that their patent stop scuon ia the moat valoable improrement aver istroduced into reed organs. H. L. Benham. Indianapolis, General Agent for the United Slates and Canada.

HelMay itoussa.

®t« the talking doU and all the beautiful notions so cheap at Prairie City Emporium, 311 Maia atraat, four doors west of Fooith, north side.

CtmUka»'

Price Uea». Ft*«4 mrriraht at Prairie City Emporiwm, »t Main Mt«e«.

Rtcliant Hctirejr

i« seBimt t^e very b«« Sogar Ctsek cod at prioes to snit tlie tlmaa and orders %t AtHMbNtf"* «*sle*.

WsiMta

has tii beat sttMtoT Je^ehy ia the oity.

BMOOS Mrs***—GO to-d«J aad get a Wlr of b^Ha or as at coot pocee oI Ityaau Faet-J

Dr. Tfcsat 1st Sixth atrsM, I Gnftfs beak store.

Cte*ta«OatfrsUe

of Tteyeatftyan'a. Bring ntengyxwr [•HWtie*.* Seurt to wis, or gtv* away.

TERRE HAUTE JOURNAL, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1876.

Wrtfkt l^len

hsv« fat atone the largestsad moat OQSBpistcstoek of boots

and

shoes ever brought

to the Wabaah vaUer, cheaper than ever

FOB A MCE. WELL MADE OVERCOAT, OB SUIT OP CLOTH IN ALL #TYLE8. BOYS AND CHJXDBEN*8 CLOTHING, FOBCHBISTMASjGO TO M. JOSEPH, OOBNEB SECOND AND MAW. HE 18 NOW SELLING HIS ENTIRE STOCK REGARDLESS OF COST. GO SEE FOB YOURSELVES, AND SAVE MONEY. rraittl rrslii! frsiur

White A Me Whinner have the finest •election of Oranges, Lemons, Apples, #a over bronght to this market.

N.B. Nice, Sweet Michigan Cider by the qosri. gallon or baxxeL Bvmrr Mtmr brings something new at Riddle's.

A BARB CHANCE

rvrcaalk Cuttonei

At the old stand. No. 79 Msin street, Bannister will make up his fine, fancy English suitings that sold early in the season for $55, for $45. Also a large re. duction in his fine far beaver overcoats acd other piece grids. Now is the time for bargain*, as we mean what we cay. Call and see for yourself.

W. H. &43IYI8TEX.

Buy

a Diamond Ring for your girl of Riddle.

O. Traek

has the finest stock of Jewelry and Silver* ware.

WANTED,

PIANO OWNERS

O N O W

Who have bought their instrument from L. Kissner's Palace of Music, that by leaving their name and Place of residence at his store, the nudersigned will have the same toned free of charge before New Year's, by his authorized tuner, E. B. Hitzel, late of Baltimore.

HtaASTO.1i

L. KISSKBB,

4

48 Ohio street.

FOtt

TOYS

For ft'llie

Jewelry or Silverware for Christmas and New Year, call on O. Trask. Don't rait to csll on Riddle for presents.

Picture trainee,

Wall Brackets, Towell Racks, at R' Gagg's, Main street.

Someihknv New*

Cook A Son have received a new style sleigh bells. The bells are made of Silver nickle with a gold band and mounted on a Russia leather belt. The ring of the belts is soft and clear aud extremely musical. This firm bave also several other patterns of bells that are new in this market.

tjcwxn-

mafcps nioe present. Riddle's stock.

The Neatest Tor Store

in the city is on south Fourth street Call aod see what nice things there are for Christmas, HUGO DUENWEO.

W.

XV.

Byers

Ha variety of Gift Books, suoh terbox, Narssry, Peepshow, Wide Awake, Linen Books, Ac., Ao.

fan

All grade*. See the patent Prsiris City Emporium,

mnffti at lie

824 Msinstroet

-tnrs

at your own price, st Herr*.

The Largest

stock of canned goods and the best variety, at Wright Kaufman's.

FOR JEWELRY, go to S. B. FREEMAN'S. His prioes are the lowest, and styles the best ia the market,

Spectacle*

Made specialty at Geo. D. Arnold's.

GO 2t«. 401

To bny yonr fine Ladies' Furs.

fers 6eei meal,

l^mj^l^Maln*street, betWMn^th'anl Tth- Neatest aud deaneot place in the eitv. Ail the iehcades of the season.

£t«agal Htagat Blar*!

Biddle for rings.

Atteatiaa

For harnesa, whips, lsprobes, fly nets. saddQea, fcranks or valiset, don't fail to eall on P. H. Kadei. lit. Kadel Is manofito-

J^as*

t^rriF YOU

want coal or wood right low for cash, go to Chambers' opposite the Postoffice.

UPPISEH

and prosperity depend to a Terr great extent upon good health. All loose suffering from Hoarseness. Cold, or Cough, should try Dr. Ball's Cough Syrnp. It cam.

(MC^TBAJL, BOOK STOEE," Headquarters for Kris Klngle. A faU lins of Writing Desks, Work Boxes, Albums, Qold Pens and Pencils, AM Books, Ac., Ac.

Brssa Anetisa Sale

will be on Friday this week, instead of Saturday. Furniture, horses, etc.

nsffa Daeawer,

Corner of Fourth and Ohio af reet, has just received a lot of the Harms Bros.' Nickel Cigars, which he sells for 5 cents a pieoe.

SOLID SILVER WARE spoons, Nap. kin Rings, Fruit Knives, Csrd Cssea.

$4

Miljt kfuugM

IBf f«9RI MIIB IWa

tnsr ma& la Term Basts, ana adBs dwtp as the cheapest. Main stxw«t, soath Klstk

Call Early

and s«ket aaxal art at Riddle's.

h«v« tmm

«m Riddles new Jew^ry?

tlaww fsna

bewitM oacal at Rid-

Modt of

JWJIJUWCN

ihv

I 93Bv

aodalswssbotsia afl 3^ GBB 41 Mais mm% mm

fccs

go to 8. R- FREEMAN'S.

MARKET REPORTS.

SEW TdBK MOSEY XlBKET. Nfw Vobk, January*. GOLD—Opened aad closed at II 1SH. with a&les in the Interim at fl 1234-

CARRYING RATES—Were 8, 6%, 7, 5 and ^VKRKMENl'S-Flrm and In good demand.

PBt flOODS HABKET. jisw Yonr. January 4.

DitY GOODS— Bu^ness continued quiet with the package houses, and was light on linn agptgtte la amount. Cotton goods are unchangel. Brown sheetings were in ingdeiate demand. Plaid prinw were In fair re%ue»t, and shirtings were rattier more active. Imported spool cotton waa reduced to 67)£g. Woolen goods moved slowly, Foreign goods uli.

CIKIXSATI HiBKCT. CiNCiaxATi. Jauuary I,

corr»N-Duii Mt i^c. FLOUR—Dull. xv EAT—Quiet an4 steady «t 11.28^110. CX)RN—Easier at 47^48-3, OATS—Steady atJ5@t5o, HYE—Quiet and sieady TSfltSOc. BARLEY—Dull a&d nominal. FORK—Qalet sales of prime mess at {20 60.

LARD—Quiet: steam, 112 2fx#128f» kettle, 13 (I0M13 25. BULK MEATS—Quiet sale* ot Cumberlands at 10\"c abort ribs iiJc loug cut h^ms lie, all iwxed.

BACON—Quiet and unchanged. OllEKN MEATS—Easier sboulden, 6^e C&i: clear ribs clear 10c. lioaa—Quiet and Arm: common licht $8 lair to good packing 18 70^495 choice heavy $7 00^7 10 receipts 8,842 ahipa*ent*»«5.

WHISKY—In good deinund ai»l 11. Bl ITER—Steady and unehaageU.

CHICAGO BARK1.T. Chicago, January 4.

FLOUR—Dull and nominal. WHEAT—In fair demand bnt at lower rates Ko 2 Cbletgosprlng. 95%c spo^ M»ie Fe!jru*ry fl 05 May: No 3 Chicago spring, rymnw rejected «8e. cofij—Aigher anu options steady No. 3 43%e spot 4S?ic bid January 42&c Feb-

r"oATS-Flrm

Call and examine

PEOPLE GO TO THE CEN STORE BECAUSE THEY CAN GET WHAT THEY WANT FOR MUCH LESS THAN ON MAIN ST. VISIT THE CENT STORE FOR BARGAINS.

No. 2, 30c bid cash 30?ic

ItY&^Dnll and prlecs a shade lower at 66c BAKL1Y—Dull and prices a shade lower 78«c spot: 76c February.

LFREsatD HOCiS-At

97

8507 DO.

PORK—Opened strong ana hi*her. and arVV'ilV'fc'Sft'Wfi. LARD—Fairly aoUva and a shade higher, and closed wltn a continued upward tendency: #12 s»X_spot 112 4*^12 U)4 Febru-

Flra^er at 7c, 7*^c, 10(c#

illSKY—fl 09 receipts for the week,

lO^e. WMISKY-»l W receipts 4,000,72,«M0, 6.000, 2.000 and 6,000 b»rreU:'shipments during the pant week, 11,000, 6,Uw. 50, W0,17,M0,14,Ow

I and, U.OOS barrels.

*r. LOULS BASKET. St.Locis, January 4.

COTTON—Quiet. FLOUR-Quiet and weak but unchanged very little doing.

WHEAT—Strong and higher but insetIt* Fo. 2 red fall, 4dc cash 47c asked cash and January at the close xso 3 red Call, 274 I52SC.

CORN—Moderately active and higher ^o 2 mixed, 3S#ttc cash 3Bc Januarv. OATH-In fair demand and higher No. 2, 85c Sic bid atcloee.

RYE—Dull and nominal. BARLKY—Quiet and unch nged choice Minnesota at *1 25.

PORK—Dull, 919 St asked 111 23 bid 919 SO 'did Varch. LARD—Unchanged at 12£12%o. ..

BACON—Quiet and unchanged, with on'y a Jobbing trade, at ll ^gll^e. GREEN MKATS—Dul 1 aud nomlna:

WlilsKY—Dull and lower atji

V).

JEW TURK A BEET. NBW YOKK.Jannary 4.

COTTON atoady at 13 3-I6#13$c. FLOUR- Receipt.*, 21,000 barrels alight'? la buyers favor moderate business doing In export and home use snperllns state and

UMl

soet? 1&i tit. Louis, W 25^t8 00 Minnesota patnit process extra good to pHnse,

8ou.

n$ffSB choice to double extra, »7 3^1 BYB FLOUR-Du at 50. CORN MEAL—In fair demaud western

Quiet receipt 29^000 bushel No

S Chicago spring. In jure, «l ,2± No. 8 Chicago^oJ* Rgtt No.i Mtlwaukee. 1 KtoreTll No.Tdo!ajflo»t,«lsi No. S do, fl Cfc winter red wertern, tl WAl 30 retored spring31 0S»1 0134

|l W»i IS amber western, 31 3&il». BYE-llteady western, «#»e 8t*t* deUreml, ®5c Canada, In NmClOe. 1 BA&UCY—Firm and more awivr.Smwvd Urt^e, SOc, 4 row«d State,» 19 Oanada, a,

MALT—Qatet and unchanged. BAH LKY—Dull aid nnehaag'd. CORN—Heavy and lower receipts, SM63 tAMt»el weMenuaUced, no grade, Ste low

H0P8—Firm eesaern. westttrn aaU New York asd IBMte, 10o»lie OaUlbrala, 179 oarFKB-Sm «ai«t and nnchsngttf,

IV9AJM)ni*t Mr to good rfttMa|,R9 prime, tsOtMd. unetumgtl, MS J»OLA19UB!I- ,N*W OH«aa» la ni«d«ntte demand at SOMCSc.

PCTKqSbL'M-Qalet Ima flna^rHteed,

tax. r- aad Bna asswirn new pfttfa mess, ll^UMC

Sr-^iW new- Plain mess, MKAim-Woeseni ««M. urr MKAim-«ri Mit^UDB-Weattni UMMSHsd

HIDES,green light,SB to® lbs ... do green, steer. 70 lbs. and over do green salt cured trimmed.. do dry flint, trimmed do dry salt, trimmed CALF, 81b. to 15 lb KIP. gree®, 171b. to 85 lb

Kip and Calfvontainingonecut or more price. [Bull, Long Hair, out and sged, price. Sheep Skins,city butchers .... COon, No.1, large and w, 11 tndlod 2 4 Mink, No. 1, large fc well handled. .1 2 4 Deer Skins......

Silks.

u«3^fdsping

stale SVHa.

•w

Cashmeres.

Alpacas.

1 Plaids. a. S,:

Suitings.

Waterproofs.

Cloaks.

1

OATO l^aU anil heavy receipts, 17JW0 bcnlteb mixed unsteru and st»w, {4#49C, *HAYd-^£fwa Shipping 30e.

Hosiery.

•MM

Fringes.

Flannels.

Blankets.

HULMAN & COX,

WHOLESALE GROCERS

AXD DEALERS IS ALL XVXM OF

omstic and Foregn Wines and Liquors,

CIGABS AXD TOBACCO, FLOUR, SALT, NAUS, He.

Cor. Main and Filth Stto

TKfiXE HAUTE. INDIANA.

JLa. A. BURNETT, WHOLESALE DEALER IK

LEATHER AND HIDES, 146 Main Street, Terrs Haute. lad. PRICES OF TOhHAY, AND *OT TO*»OBHOW,

Unless agreed upon by Speelnl Contract.

Opossum, large and eased.. •4 tmAll and o(en ......... Mu.skrat, cased, kip Red Pox, large and cased,....,.... Grwl Fox Otter. No l^larjte........ ......9

II 3 Skunk, prime blai&No. eaiwd!.! 0, 2, narrow stripe !?«. 3, narrow strips...,,..,

TOUIOO

Ko. S, wide alrlpe

Home Cat, black rin,i, ASSonTMBNi- or Toypla| «LIninriA Shoe Flndlngc

tBf* I am buying and selling stock almost exclusive for cosh. All orders and con* aigninent# will recilve^lmmedlate and prompt attention.

O. TRASK,

DEALER IS F1K8

Jewelry and Silverware,

I SUITABLE FOR WEDDING PRESENTS,

AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES

Main Street, bet Sixth and Seventh.

BEAUTY and UTILITY!

S WHAT we have aimed to combine in the most attractive manner in tin fine stock of Christmas and Holiday goods just received.

—IN GENUINE RUSSIAN LEATHER WE IIAVLF-^

French Odor Cases. Glove and Handkerchio Cases. Dressing Cases. Cigar and Match Cases.

of pretty articles suitable for school children, and in A N E E I E S

Ladies' Work Boxes. Jewel Ca«*«' Opera Fans. Ladies' aud Gents'Porlntonies.

In Pearl and Tortoise Shell we have Opera Glasses, Card Cases, Portunonie«/ and Beziouo and Cribbasre Boxes.

Just what et jry one contemplating having a Christmas Trt»T«, wilt t^snt. Iifv"* f, short, we can show you a larger Assortment and more elegsnt goods than csn bo, seen elsewhere In this city.

BOTTII &-SAEMSTEOM,

con vma

Coriier Sixth and Main Streets.

CHEAP DRY GOODS

A PUBLIC NECESSITY!

A Full Astortmeat Inslttne new la the beu makesof Aeiertcan sod French manu facture.

in this most Fepdsr Dnes Fsbrte we Save In

•ukS Km«

$

5S

SHI i'

I v.

Speckltles which w# have wild this

Fail with great pleasure to ourselvas aad preftt to our Cntfomet-k.

We are the Sole Agents for the B&ven Alnac* Mohair and BrUllsntloe, etrteemcd for Uiclr brillisnt ftslab anduoiformity. 4

A Mal Drew seems ta be a aeceacity ler Udk»' «r Childrtn'* Street Wear. We are continually in receipt of all the novel effects In Ud»^*g«lar gooda, the design* beiitg eartcd sad

"'CiKler this name Is cWted everything that I* now imtwKiuced ler Street Pari«r Wear. Tfc« latent aad west dtwrwd* pfttmiar are lae

Knickerbocker, BUeme CtoUts a«d jap Diagonal*.

TThm mmmOmemt— of M/atstpreot made tfcta laa many addttioes to their anally large variety and styles as to make tfcese goads eater more lata fwpatsr favor than heretofore* We have wrrrryOrlrg new. tier iSerS to aew cotnalete, presenUag mora •aHety aad arncS efeeaper maa last Wlater.

Jfl4»ber» *r« aMtdnr great coocesetoMS a the trade. TtiataiedL fhm aad Boa are the ma at? Bab.

The stylea -ia Ctoaka ha*f aadetgoae rnaay efcaagettjaadani maakaeft far Uieir piateaese. We J«dd*e inr*a lattices every week.

The Strifted llowe Mltl preraU» dwataefclatMi departaM«t is wwalfy «ttratH ve aad iiire, pre* teasiag the Iwtat wakea ef Awerkaa aadFtead e, at prices eeyy icwe.

tlam feadaamnaaal raa tMa Fall, the Worsted being tie Gcntril Favorite. Ws have Ml ftfj fttrif ftnltltltt WMIffflij

#e pl»« oe saie Uw lairgest «teefc ia u&s de*' psruaaat we fcave ever dwrwa. Any

ioM

#5il2i8e*SdW«ti£toSi

irngON BROS. &HUNLET,

AMD

nm

««pftesMlifa^

aad Colervd Blaakenb

Am-

ateaat oi pwwfhaslag lldt class of goads will net CsBaf beiag plraesd. Oaeprkaaafe tow sad

"SlSdk iftiyCa

Eaaadae

foee paacfcaslag.

ow stock «e-

xanr si uuius."