Terre Haute Journal, Volume 20, Number 359, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 5 January 1876 — Page 8

FGEEAT CLOSING SALE

s7~

,f «v

Winter Dry Goods.

3The Lowest Prices in 13 Years.

HOBERG,

^«2®OOT & CO.

OPERA HOUSE. Jc5r Ufl« ye»r*«

Being

dttmist

cret

M^tMSMAOd

i**U

their e*l*tcw *i.: frwi

IILK3, DEES 8 GOODS, SHAWLS, CLOAKS, IUF.S, VELVETS, GLOAXIHGS, JLAHXETS, WOOLEHS,

WATEBPBOOrS, CA83I MERES, FLAWBFELS, ETC. All titese goods will he sold without regard to cost, a* we wi#h to ctcne them *ut.

In oooM4ueo(« of

the

continued •unrtn*-

of y.W o-r buy* h»tlw .om.

favorable purr bane* for ca*i enabled n* to offer tbe foiWin* u^baiurd of low prices on

Domestic Cotton Goods,

LeusOai* ya*l wide sof- ftnish bleached f*n

orisbrated Semper

The

beet

otuf in name proportion A*o. ifr^ODO yards best calico at 5c per yard A big let 8pr«gne'tf ptint, new style#, at VAc

The** are botom price* and we would adViae all to purchase at once. Xook at four Cheap Counter, FHcaof desirable goods will besold on thIs at half price

Hoberg, Root Co.?

OPERA HOUSE.

THE JOUENAL. *"1

TBEEE SAUTE

WEDNESDAY MORNING. JAN. 5, 1870.

money to

Loan.

I will make loans of meney on real estate on the most favorable terms on long time. No insurance or trust deeds required. Office corner Fourth and Main stmts. sSffgrfifl. 0« E. HoaroBD.

LOCAL ITEMS.

M-

Tae Georgia Minstrels to-night. F&IXK MA TO as Davy Crockett comes to-morrow evening.

SraciAL meetings are hold every eveciag at most of the churches.

rE

Tmt sign of the new clothiers in the Opera House has been stolen. A BLACK mare of value was stoleoi nfght before last in Putasm county.

THB rolling mill resumes next Monday. The nailworke will alao begin ngalu soon, Tss Wabash is in boating oondition.but there is nothing to boat owing to the floods.

A rAStttv in the northern part of town moved out night before last owing eight months'rent.

Ho*. M. 0- Htrstau war in town yestsrdsy- He left for Washington City in theafterneon. |T|l|g ^7Mi

TITS faro on the Sixth street lino of omnibuses has been advanced »o twenty'five cents,

KSRSAXDS, tho African prodigy, accenpaaics Callendor's Georgia Minstrels, He is a wonder.

Two car toais of hominy were phipped west on the Vandatta li nerdsy, billed for California.

YssrxanAV *ix bundled treated for affection of at Early & Co'a dispensary.

1

itne yes-

hogs ware tbe throat

Ma, JOBS T. Wtwt is teaching the Ih«h School temporarily on aewoant of the illness of Mrs. Wiley.

TUB Fours, the new fire company, auade a successful run to the fire res^erdey, thonsh their horse baulked,

TM* Express says that statae in the Inew bank window is Minerva. Does the Express want to start a war with ^patn?

TaR turkey at the hwt match of the n«w North K&d rifle team was won by Harry Van Brunt. Mr, George Kaykic fai present of Ui* team.

RsititM»&« that the Week of Prayer meeiiugsare Ui ov»?ry day. Attend these eur pu They ait mostly conducted by iaymet.

Pautx^nt, the city bit! poster N*. S, has done thewM*ioK for IHabou of late, and aiaeh cneit is due to him for the neat eppearanre of the bill# oo the hoardr

DAV\ raocKtTT, the gallaat border ranker

in

his wonderful escapes an

thrii a a iv stares will be reptteat* ed Thursday and Friday eveninga by Frank Mayo and an able company.

hetwei to li i# b«ik| Taa foSowtag sarthn

Mr. 1. t«&g aad Jedge Scott wa U«a I«RM4 aiaca oar ia* itwriu ikriltta iffi t&fitfiid llM rnilM A otfetta, tho«|^i they have &o» att» T®®? provided far. Jad^e Scott is kWthei

poet Bants.

A mi waa atarted yeatstday about 4 o'alock by a defective ittia adwelHa| htaaaaft Hfdi «reet aear Lwcat, jbceapSedb^aMr Btump. the property •S J*mm "Tha dMitMStwmiooaMkiaC a»d it titiagabhed with hat triftag

KIDNAPPING SENSATION.

A Mm Steals a Child and Sans Away With It

Yesterdaj morning the people in the northern part of town were surprised to see a roan running with a little girl" trader his arm, much as a fox weald 1 throw a goose over his shoulder and "lijtht out," or as acelored deck hand a I mile from the rirer weuld toes a cackI ling hen under his arm and make a break for his boat.

a,*,, ^»e man's name is L-ggett, and he lata* ktatorr of)yesterday

was true to his name. Bis

1i,co°u.i^wife lives at Eagle and Fifth streets.

They formerly resided four miles from the town of Marshall, III, but through domestic difficulties they some time ago parted by mutual consent, the man remaining tuere and retaining one of their three children, a.id the womaa coming away with the other two. But if seems Mr. Leggett's paternal affection overcame his desire to abide by the terms of the separation. Yesterday tbe woman was temporarily away from the house, and as he was here lying in ambush for such an opportunity he seized one of the remaining children snd ran.

Th ljtl

,„

6ir

b.rehttd.d .„d had

a shoe off one foot She cried lustily "Murderh and ''Mother!" probably unaware of who her capter was. He

tb! o"ShTin

muslin )0e mr yard. the & St. I railroad, where be turned Th«

Idem

rtilrtlng

mu»-

wegt tm

Wanumtta t2We. through the bridge and beyond. When Tbe JhuwtNVw

York MflisK)i,andtttany

»Hey snd then north to

kept on at a quick gait,

iast heard from he had passed the trestle work. The mother came bsck rery soon after the atductioa and pursued the girl-thief as far as the railroad, but he out-winded h?r and she was forced to return.

THE Opera House was well filled by ju elegant audience last night to witness that talented trio of dramatic stars, the Wallace Sisters, snd their sterling company in the production of their new specialty written in the shspe of a dramatic romanco especially for the sisters by America's-brightest aad most populsr author, Fred. Marsder, E«q., entitled "Jacquette, or In the Toils." The Wallace Sisters sre well and favorably known to our theater-goers, their announcement in the city has alwsys bsen received with fsror and their excellent rendition of this new production added fresh laurels to their already well-earned fame. The drama is replete with a high degree of sensational interest, exhibiting almost every phase of charactor, some supremely ludicious and others intensely emotional. The audience, from the rising of the curtain, seemed to enter completely into the spirit of the piece evincing enthusiastic demonstrations of applause and spprecistion of both the author and the actors.

Hiss Jennie Wallace in the chsracter of the heroine displayed rare versatility, embodying the different situations with a degree of talent we seldom see even amongst the best of our actresses. Her exuberance of spirit, her dash and vivacity ,tba play woro excellent ana contrasted strongly with the well represented pathos of tho sequel. Misses Minnie and Maud rendered effective support to the leading light and the p*rts taken by the other members of the company were not only excellently rendered but deserving of special commendation. Altogether the company is a good on» the orchestra fineand the general entertainment. satisfactory. They go fiom hero to Vincennes en route south.

A DOMESTIC sensation in high colored circles was brought to light yesterday by the fittag of a complaint by James K. Walker, (col) mail carrier at the Union depot, against Levi Hawkins, another disciple of Ham, and a gsy follower of the tonsori&l art, charging the latter with be* tag criminally intimate with the former's better half, or in the language of. the complaint, that "the said Walker wrongfully. wickedly and uajustly debauched oarnallv knew" said Walker's wife, and that thereby her affection for her huehand was alieniated and destroyed, and claiming $5,000 damages. The affair is creatiug considerable interest among the colored population, involving, as it doas, the outraged dignity of a federal of^ Scud aad the honor ol a hitherto

ed citizen.

respect*

Tax following real estate transfers have feeea made since our last report: 8. J. Young to O. C. Day, part lot in cUj for $2,900.

George W. Carico, Sheriff, to same, lot In Jones" subdivision for $1,000. William Johnson to John Paddock, 40 acres in Prairie Greek towaabip for $180' I William Meek to Little P. Waters, 3 ki* fn"Tueil Usher's subdjvMcn for $300.

WiHkat Joeb toKitHi BtkHtf. pat'c lot in Jewett'e 1st sutdlviaioa for t3,00(t

A Star tkaased I botaatt, sen of an em% pluye at tha naiiworka, fe& into a wed thirty feat daep j«a«»4ty at ikyer'a brewerv on roplar street, tie was «MMK what bruised bat not eeriaaslr, tho«fh tbe worm tot

1 a

school tbe** n«xt fail. his y«aager bnrther, 1?h#y«ot away ^can anaa sale for the team of hia»* teetawes by the local lyc«am, at e«c defer I

lit-.

the tsad. Ttefrt was mat

vraletitt the *%-!!.

1

stall then, id whipped away

from

HfiAsoaes hava

WiStiaai Ifltt* Sawg^ sf

Maya am Davy

OnektU

ahowa the

•tat that tma *«aU«wa are aaade of.— [Tribaas. Sir. ItofrtBwj Ondnft last nrfa

Show the trapper^

ywi geatia aeeeeiMa

CITY COUNCIL.

Usual Misceltaaeoii* Business— Streets Ordered Opened-The Ordinance Corralivg the

Police t» Adopted.

Another Loan Ordered—Discus* •Ion on Printing—Market Committee Discharged—

Reports of City Officer?.

City Council met last evensngin regular session, Mayer Edmunds in the chair present, Councihnen Carter, Cookerly, GUman, Gist, Glover, Haley, Ht-iol, Henderson, Roderus, Boedel, Schloss and Smith. Tbe minutes were read snd approved, after a small correction.

An official list of cases of smallpox was read from Samuel Bodson, prepared by4Mr. Edmunds, showing but few cases and most of them nearly well. The following bills consequent upon the matter were ordered paid, the county to pay half: Joha Smith, fnralsblag watchman 8f0 Hoberg A Co., linen 28 lo John Smith, digging well andclstem 61 58 James Hook,b*ildlngs 415® Win. Barrlek 4 Bon, wood 4 go Barrick A Son, coal is SO Samuel Dodson, material 17 65 George Planet, service* gg 05 Samuel Dodaon, victuals 3s 00 Sane,aervieea ]gi 00 R.Foster,goods tl 85 Foster Brother*, dry goods 82 05 a Dodaon, groceries ..... 77 00 J. W. D. Wolfe, livery 2 00

BILLS.

Bills current were ordered paid as follows: Express, advertising $ IS 50 Mall, do 2$ 00 L. M. Cook, hardware 50 Water Works Co., regular bill.... 00 Wilson Naylor, rent 16 10 R. |L. Nott, meats 188

Bills were referred:

From S. Kellogg, stating that he wished to build on his iot on south Fourth street, and asking to postpone paving. Granted on consent of the] contractor.

From the Terra Haute and Indianap-j olis railroad company, asking that a plug be placed at Tyler and Tenth streets, and three others at convenient distances between Tyler and Chestnut The prayer of the petition was grsated to the extent of three plugs.

From W. 3. CHft, stating that the market house is completed, aad asking to be reUeved as superintendent. Mr. Cookerly moved that the cotaaunica* tion ho received and the request grant* ed with the thanks of the Council. Mr, Haley said there were stilt a few bills on which his advice might be necss*

Mr. Cookerly*s motion wss car-

From Treasurer Padd«ck feportTftf' «na

TEBRE HAUTE JOURNAL, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1876.

GS

Same, extra services. 00 Stein A Frey, good* and work........ 10 75 Pope, Slasher A Oo., setting thimbles. 2 75 J. Sterna, ahhigling market bouse.... 150 00 Wm. Barr,painting and gltiidng...... S9l SS Eagle Iron worka, strips 18 iC I). L. Vlckery, pay tor labor. 25 85 James Hook, work on market hous&2,100 00

Vlckery, pay tor labor. 25 85 sit*(u*3 Hook, work on market hous&2JI Uhaznpia* Stove Store, stoves, etc.... 105 70 Wm. M. Barr, repairing Police force for 14 daya daya Leroy Screech, posting Wm, Barr, repairing T. B. Snapp, waod-work Same, material 188 06

75

67S «0 1 75

P. 1). Orrl'l, stone crossings..,, W. M. Barr, paint Stein & Frey,repairing Burnett •& Wataon, blacksmlthing.. Farley & Roaeh, harnesi work Oiillek & Bernr, drugs Burnett A Wataon, blacksmlthing.. George W. Haley, ames J. F. Lemmer. whitewashing.,.. George Yost, driver. Garaowel) A Co., wire Uullck & Berry, glass Fire Department, regular bill.

1«0 10 2S a 25 810 3 25 4 0i as 4i 20 09015

44 CO 200

JocRNAi*. advertising and printing.. J. W. DrWoire, livery....

A part of tho, bill of the Gas Light Company, $321.53, was referred for investigation.

BOKDS.

Tha^bnnds..

of (o*

vanousimprovements were approved. The bond of David Patterson lor grading, was approved.

PETITIONS.

From property holders, asking that an alley be opened between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets frem Maia to Eagle, Referred.

From A. Bant 1. contractor, asking estimate. Keferred., From Mrs. Mary H. Jewett, stating that a aotice of opening of strceii was not given soon enough, and asking further time. Referred with power to act. Afterward granted, to March first.

The Judiciary Ccmmiitee rs&arted $205.61 as fines. 1 the ordinance prohibiting coliceiaett] The aarkel roaster reported flS.iO from leaving the city In pursuit ofcHm- recaipta. ioals withaat leave, and reccmmendtd The superintendent of the center* ita adoption. Mr. Roderus taoved to report 23 interments, 22 from the city ftatead it two miles from city limits. country. Carried by consent The ordinasca Mr. Smith offered a resolution order* was earned, Mr. Qtst Yotiag s^aiaat it Hgtha cammisaioaar a

The committee en accounts repotited I hole ia Liberty avexue. Adept* !, the bill of Chad wick & Chadsrick, with! Mr. Carter offered a reeol»na pr«recotameadatioes. vrding that Center street b« graded aad

The committee to whom was referrad I gravelled south to Cbcitost street the wH of G. Ileiai reeomaieeded it] Referred. except #35L Mr. H«m spoke to tfcej a resolution waa prwesited by ltn Coaaeil. There was discasaton. Report Haley providing for a crossiag on Ohio street near the Mayor's office. I^ud

The «t»t committee recem«ended

the bUI oT llr.GoaJd, $487.11, for nek wark. Ite sasM eoojnittea reported aeaiaat a Oeenntdla

Tke u—witlse ss tb ^aestioa boikti— a wm

—jtoa boast tu Midi

mitofMwarspevtadUwt

Umf

emit

favor of bat wiebed to postpm Ooa.

in fire aos^paoy No. 4, Mr. Smith asked whether the new Btan had beaapeoaaoted, or whether they were sew aan. Ha thoagbi that wban man hav* indneameata each as poarfbflity of promotion it la better than when that Li.n&t the CMO* Chief Mahoaey being adced replied that two of the mea,McCbesney aad Matheay, *«re former membera of the departmani.

Tbe street committee reported against thereportof the street coatmissioaars as to the opening of Deming stmet- Engineer Sttoui made an explanation in regard to a charge that he had mads a mistake of five feet in the survey of that street Mr. R8. Teanant spoke in regard to the matter. Mr* Smith offered a resolution making Deming street fifty feet wide, by taking seven feet off the north side. Mr. Schlote moved that the resolution be referred back to the street committee. Adopted.

The street committee report ad the engineer's field notes for ihe extension of Mulberry street Concurred in, as also plans fox grading the same street from Tenth to Thirteenth.

M. Dddrich was allowed an estimate. D. Patterson was allowed a fiaal ests mate on gradinf

Tbe street committee reported favorably to the petition of Wm. Paddock and others asking that Linton street be opened from Fifth to Sixth, and offered a resolution providing that the engineer prepare a survey and plat of the realty necer sary to be appropriated and report at next regular meeting.

The same committee reported in favor of paving on Chestnut street. The Mayor suggested that a definite time^be fixed, so as to prevent further such delay as thtl of the paving of Ohio street Tbe city attorney suggested that the word 'forthwith" wss included in tbe ordinance, and read the lav. The report cf the committee was sdopted.

Tbe street committee asked far an ftp* priation of 300 for general etreet repairs Granted.

The street commissioner reported exa penses for the month of December The street committee reported in re gard to (he opening of north Eighth street across the railroads that signatures of proparty holders had tteen obtained

Th9 Mayor called tke sttentioa of the oouncil to the necessity of lowering the coal scales on Ohio street also to thst of repairing loose sidswalks in the business portion of the city. Mr. Smith said property boldora bad received proper notice. He wished the opinion of the City Attor ney as to whether the council |oould repair such sidewalks at the expense of owners- He read the law, saying this could bs done, and thst the city has lien upon the property for all expenses of repairs.

FIO

Tl 19

128 23 1 60 7 55

225

Mr, Haley, chairmsn of the committee market, reported receipts of $40 from ths O. U. A. M. for hsll rent of city hall.

The committee on new assessmeat list reported in favor cf the new list It was accompanied by a resolution providing for the adoption of the revised assessment list be adopted. Adopted.

The committee on taxes reported that the delinquent tax list would be advertised soon, that it might be a hardship on delinquent tax payers to publish in all three of the pspers, and that it might be advis&ble to receive bids from the papers. There were various suggestions. A motion to receive bids and leave it to tbe discretion of tbe 1 "tasurer was carried. 1 he special committeo as to the ser wcaa. of the assistant engineer wx% granted further time

The committee on furnishing the market house, having done their duty, were discharged.

Mr. Haley suggested that better provision be msde for the supply of the pest house. Some talk followed.

The report of the City Treasurer for the month of December was read as follows

CITY TMCASURM'S Qmct,) Tgn&s HAUTE, Jan. 3,1876.(

To the M&yor and Common Council. GEKTLXUEH: I herewith submit my report of the receipts and disbursements of the city for the uiosth ending December 31, 1875: I KXCEHrS.

Ca*hon hand... ., 1,160 82 Ben fits opealag center street 1,024 15 Loans lu.ooo o» T. 11.GAS light O.—filling tank., 115 00 J. M. Mahan—rent. I.O. it M.-r«nt Upoctalfum!abrougkt up...... .Lieemo a^aoont............ Market Taxes collected

Damages pa, Id 1* K. Utter—opening Center street 1,«W 00 ?anu*ry Interest on &,T. H. C.

railroad bond*

W. L. A ?o.—commiaUon......

Total

Respectfully submitted, Jonx

expenses of over 13.1XX) for December, accounts. Mr. John D. Bell also spoke and stating that mora money was nee- rtqarst ol Mr. Royse, Mr. Hcinl essary. The finance committee aad «xpUiBed. Mr. Tolbert spoke. Mr the Mayo? were axtthori*«d to negotiate Rorio spoke arain. A mctioa to allow I *»»ther Itaa. Mr. Royse $100 was last jxsrttaTfc The Mayor reported refetpta of

PAD»OCX, Treasurer.

Mr. Samuel Rcvse spoke to the Coun-

Mg

^i to tL bill far a book of

KfKm Ik table. Iff. Heinl olferad a r«Mlati«ti rsaoa«i4eriBg Uie moiation of latt iseiis( onlu^t tlia citjr to ptS'Mrt fSatt* as4i apectfiaail«M far it Imdfe i^raas the E. C. railroad. AiapCed.

Pattoa Broa, wtra jptxfai ytitlkgt to place a eroaitef on Fourtli street. nrt Mafer asked what dispaatom waa ta b* saada (rf tkt IMNIMMI MONO la tlsa srork htmae. Mr. E«rfetm «»ffwie^dMt it fca laid aa Fmrtli aatf

sat

Walnut streets around tho market house. Council adjourned at 11 o'clock

Baucrecktti.

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

Preaching

At the Congregational church, "by Rev, E. ,, every evening thia week at clock. All are cordially iavited,

To

a

TBK

Kinron or

TUB JURAXAL:

Will you allow me to relieve myself and mr people of an unjust suspicion,* by sdding to your explanation of theeuMeatoon that the meeting. tM« week af^ Congregational church "were partkdlv a continuation of tbe Y. M, c. k. eeriw." the plain statement that neither am I or any of my people, in a*? way responsible for the suggestion? simply aaked yon to notice the fact that meetings would be held. We have do desire either to interfere with any other meetings, or to em* ploy the nsme of the T. M. G. A. for our benefit E. F, Hows.

Coagb Syrnp.

By the beet physicians we have been told. That it cures every case of cough and cold, And that by druggists it is always sold, For but a quarter to young and old.

Dr. Ball's Cough Syrup.

Tl»» Week Prayer.

As usual the week of prayer will be observed by the churches of this oity, in tbe holding of a union prayer meeting for prayer ana conference, from 9 to 10 o'clock each successive morning of the week. The topics suggested for prayer and mediation by the Evangelical Alliance, will furnish the themes for consideration tor the several days. The topios are subjoined in connection with the several churches in which the services will be held.

We would suggest that the following be clipped from the psper and preserved ss a ready means of information as to the place of meeting, etc.:

First Presbyterian Church—Wednesday. January 5. Services led by W. S. Roney.

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

Plymouth Church—Thursday, January G. Services led by Mr. Naylor. Prayer for ^Rulers, Magistrates and Statesmen: For soldiers and sailors for national institutions: for philanthropic and charitable societies for prisoners and captives, and for the persecuted snd oppressed-

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

Second Presbyterian Church—Satur day, January 8. Services led by Chsrles Oakey.

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

Enwum W. ABBSV,

Secretary Ministerial Assooiatien.

AMUSEMENTS.

[Cbmmended by complimentary Mlcrx from the Hon.. Wn. Jjoyd Garrim«, Oliver 11'endt'U Ifob.ics, Jot. ltuMKii Lowell and JP, T.

QFER.V HOUSE,

90 00 so 00

8,517 30 10 «e

s»e*

'814 6»

Total receipts. J19.743 81

MSBt'BSBLKYRS.

I Th®

fad

rKVOyji/!r

8/jOO(A

00

17

Treasurer's mtoeellaneoo* f«es 4SS 29 Orders redeemed 12^59 'J» Cash on hand to balanoe .4 ijfcS 7#

QFSXAMOUSE.

ifrzrnum]

02?E NIGHT ONLY.

Wednesday Ere'g, Jan. 5th, 1076.

CALLEFFDER'S FAMOUS

GEOHGIA

MINSTRELS!

Great Southern 1

4

20

SLAVE TBOl'PE. lrtlrta

Mt%

KEM&AXBS, LUCASTLTTTLE, (JXACJE

LYLJS, The (SMITHS,

And all the grrei

ETHIOPIAN KINGS Of FUN. The Boston Herald *ay* »-The rash to see apandiUded In Jhe lil«lory poopfe attcmlcd

tliera here was u«i of n«(pt minstrelsy. their performance*."

19,7*2

P. V, Sarnum: "They are ertraordinarr and the best 1 ever mm.''' wrRosemxt aeats 75c, to be bail at Button A Hampton's.

CAtirioar.—Hewsre

uav«l on our

OVt USa KALl*

pamUeb* tie maim «&tftti»e mm*

ntfoir %a

rep•

ntation, and wivefte tbe names of our a rttets, such as Ktrntuta, fi/le, Aa.

KEOflND ANMAt BALL ID TftA

AXMRR

OSBEB OF

HIBERNIANS!

Friar..r Eve'g,

ism. 7,186,

—AT—

O W I N A

tsaotepn.

a

the fauott. All are in

MUSIC Vt Pair. TOUTS SAXD. AdrnMon, YlJto Mepam

iccab ffasteS fer flat

Eslia

Mew

Seek,

PLAIN HOME TALK AiwasAe $bm*m Bfiiim. flw Habit* Mea »m& Women, oor mam ii* tattoo* add S™ teraa,

esateacsiit

a»««lc-l cvaaeaatt

aasHMfnreeerrett-. EngMiaad Oemaa •tHttea: Owns eatlwly Crw% evcmMns 1 tnukOm& AMrtm tatjail d^crptfwT^ e^traadi^ntratmaa, n. M. Nati €a .3

ffticsfa, m.

TielMDnffltjcErrat ofttsSeaai

Thu»d*T *nOi Friday Eveg'i, Jan- 6-7.

FRANK" MAYO

DAVY CROCKETT!

I-

SVPPORTBJJ BY A

Full and Talented Company

Koservcd, icntti, GKXEKAL ADMISSION AS VSUAU," RESERVEf TICKETS for sa!« & Haunilw«n'• Book Store.

All ecenerv appropriate to Use isv, iwludinc

the famous "Cabin fecenft*'1

REGAN & LORY.

Wholesale

and itetail leftlers in

TOBACOOS,

CIGtARS,

Siifli, Plpss aM Smokers' Articles,

No, 503 Mnin Street*

We make a •pecialty of Cijfiim and Smttttioor Tobacco*.

CIGAllSt

Ciieadcr than Uia choaptiH. v*

CHEWING TOBACCO,

Fine-Cut and Piny, chcaper and bcilcr olijer house in 'Jic ci y.

Oigars by tho Box at Wholesale Prices

I S

I ITI6i.£ 10«

Holiday Presents!

AFull Supply on Hand

NO NICER PRESENT

For a Gi loian ia lis EW •.:

A Specialty is Made 6 Cigars by the Box. iij-jutiJLM mam

Holidays are Coming

A»r«i jM»j4e, as a Ciiisio«t nviM .4

GIVE PRESENTS!

i«

tttcr.t

1

»-»J

fnSO Mbtg

of spurtons Oc^»wla

iniMt«l",Gotnpani«»

who

M! j:0ML Wh'ii.

Miller & Cox's

A «I*TXKOM I.IY.-I

COATS AND VK?T*I,

SICE

&

5 t'.'

Substantial &N cccjwiu--y

stm,

«, orKnco-U'!'

FOF IRKS

ASI»

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