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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-31

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During the last six or eight days.
Sunday School Festivals have been
the rule, and hardly day or night
has passed without some kind Of a
school anniversary. The Mission
Sunday School of Walsus Strset
Presbyterian Church held their holt
day Festival ct their school room IN
Lamasco, yesterday afternoon. and
all present had real nios tims.
About one hundred and kfty children
were present, and the tiEae passed off
in the moss agreeable manner. Short
speeches were made By Raw. Dir
Kumler, T. w. Turner, and others,
aud 8 good time generally prevailed
The little folks we're treated to rich
entertainment of good things pre-
pared BY the ladies, sad at the close
retired to their homes light hearted
and happy.
BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL.
The pupils Of this school met In the
basement Of tie new First Baptist
Church, yesterday afternoon, at one
O'Clock. to enjoy their holiday ami
versary, and the room was crowded.
The exercises consisted Of singing and
addresses, and the Rev. Dir. Andrus
delivered a very interesting speech to
the children. which re did aot arrive
in time to hear. but which, We were
assured, was highly pleasing and en-
tertaining to the aadisaee. An
abundance OF good tAings, such as
cakes, candies, oranges, etc., which
had been prepared by the ladies. we're
given to The little bcys and girls, aRd
the festivities closed about three
O'Clock. when the crowd dispersed to
their homes.
CUMBERLAND PREsBYTERIAE SUNDAY
9N SCHOOL. "
The Sunday School of the Cumber-
land Presbyterian Church, assembled
at the church last night to celebrate
their annual festival, and the exer-
eises were of an interesting nature.
The programme consisted of songs,
addresses and recitations. Among
theisongs was one entitled the Gold
en- Nine" which was beautifully rem
dsred by nine young ladies, wearing
white aprons. and each bearing ban
ner with 1.-THE Golden @" inscribed
upon one side. and on the reverse
side each had different notices, which
were as follows: Love-" Joy, "
Peace" Long Suffering" Gen.
tleness," Goodness" Faith. I"
Witness. aud Temperance" The
song "Over There" led by VIM.
Storton, was also suog worry finely.
The concluding feature was the dis
tribution of packages of confection-
cry, which made glad the hearts Of
the pupils. 1t was very pleasant
occasion, and the church was crowded.
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FIREMEN's BALL.-The Fire De-
partment viii give a grand ball this
evening, the proceeds to be expended
in uniforming the members. Not
long since ball was given for the
same object, and about one hundred
dollars was realized, but the amount
was not sufficient, and as the "boys !"
were SO successful, they were recon-
mended by a number Of our best citi-
zens to try again" They concluded
to act upon this advice. and we hope
to sec a large attendance at the Ma
tioual Hall tonight. A good supper
will be served by DIR. Seelig, and
arrangements have been made IN such
a manner that all will no doubt
greatly enjoy the occasion.
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l.oRlsYllIe Harriet.

80 Ioiesraph.l LoUIsVTLLE. DEC. 20.
CorroE-A Active; loy middling PIG.
FLoUR-Quiet; Xxx family s..
GRAIN-Steady; red Wheat 81 o.; white
do. 81 10; Corn b5g70c, and Rye SOC on az
rival.
SUGAR-Prime New Orleans l4c
MoLAssEs-At 75c for prime New Or
leans.
ToBACCo-Weak offerings and light sales;
10 hhds Jugs to leaf st s5Gl5 90.
PROVISIONS -Firmer; Mess Pork $50; Ba-
con shoulders I41Zc; clear rib l71zc: clear
sides l7Zc: bulk shoulders l2c; Gear lib
l51ac; clear sides I6c; sdgar-cured hams
2%I4c; Lard lSc.
WHISKE-AL 94a95c.
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PosTPoNED.-From Deputy U. S.
Marshal Sam. Day, who arrived from
indianapolis yesterday at noon, We
learn that the case OF VIM. Hedges,
tor having counterfeit money in his
possession, has been postponed until
the May term Of the u. S. Circuit
Court. The defendant made affidavit
that owing to trials In Warriek
County. and his inability to secure
tho attendance of witnesses at
present, he was not ready for trial.
His bond was fixed at $500, which
it is supposed he can readily give.
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THE Coon OF ADYERTIsING.-As
an illustration of what advertising
will sometimes do, we were told by a
gentleman this week, that by invest
ing one dollar and sixty cents in no
tice Ia the tbirty-cent column of the
JOURNAL, he made splendid trade,
receiving money to the amount Of
four thousand Eve hundred dollars.
TO al who desire to secure good bar
gains, good trades, ETC., We say, "Go
thon and do likewise"
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SUMMARY OF LOCAL EVENTS
to-morrow's JOURNAL we shall pre-
sent to our readers our regular an
nual summary of local events of the
past year, taken from our daily files
and made up in a chronological form.
1t will give q birds eye view" as it
were, of the events of the year past,
and will be found exceedingly inter
esting. Those who desire extra
copies to send of, can secure all they
desire By leaving their orders az the
counting.
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THE OLD RELIABLE
CORN FED OYSTER DEPOT,
At Nc. 0 FIRST Street.
ECONOMY is WEALTH

HOO-AON 10 " TX Y 7 4.
Bay Stiles Corn JED Oysters, and
save your money by get1ng solid
meat instead OF gravy.
Also, all kinds OF Canned Goods
fresh and warranted to be a l.
Give Us a call No charge for
showing goods. WM. CALDWELL,
dec30- 2t No 8 First Street.
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DIssussED.-Albert Shifting sued
out peace warrant, before Squire
Emery yesterday, against Thomas
Pearson, but the case was afterwards
dismissed By the plaintiff, the defend
ant paving costs.
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~AA41. a, t-atf-4s f.tl-t-f.
The Cheapest, srnarfas and uEsl
York nesHs uaEaf. Everybody hikes
Three ettE ttdlnss DAILY 8 Bt ernsI- A# FG
@1s mnd WEEKEy, @E year. ALL
NEWS at huA price hu EeWQt.s of
kets. agriculture, Formers end 1fuit @. a.1-
ers' Clubs p.ad 2 com uiefa etCrT In
Weekly and 5emie we iliy uuIuoz
s.. .aanG of valuable plaubs ana E4n
ever nhScrIpers induce Elenfs @ can
ers rpassed. $1,000 Llle Insure
Grand nCs MoWlnu Machines
Organs SsNH * Mnchlnes sc amoE -
premiums, 81 aaf mems emil lists tree
q dollar and try It ZEN g Ia =
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~
Asoul .e gao1-sa leers lfska kog
shaft near Cape GiraTdeau. aud is
laid up theEe for repairs.
Sr. LOUIS, December 30.-ArFivad
Kate Kinney and Colorado, Mem
phIsi beardstOwn, Peoria. Departed:
Mississippi, New Orleans; ". B.
Dance. Red River, st Johns, Keo-
kuk. River risiBg slowly, with six
feet waterto Caifo and three and
half 70 keokuk. Weather clear and
mild.
NASHVILLE. Dec 30.-River fall
Ing. Nth u feet On Harpeth Shoals.
Weather clear and pleasant. ar.
rived: IalismRn. from Cairo; Robert
Moore. from Cincinnati. Barksville,
from Upper Cumberland. Departed:
robert Moore, for Cincinnati.
MEMPHIS. Dec. Weather clear
and pleasant. River rising. Arrived:
Ahce Desa, from Cincinnati. De-
parted: Thompson Dean, for Cairo;
Messenger, for Cincinnati.
NEW ORLEANS. Dee. 30-Port
LIst- - Arrived: GlasgOE, from st.
Louis. Departed Richmond, for
Louisville; Magenta, for Memphis,
Bismarck, for st. Louis.
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This Oi FDeRsDsX AfezzI.
rho loss % bar. nuuoipn from tue
fire in his printing Office, over the
Adams Express Office. on Wednesday
night, amounted to seven hundred
dollars. The room was used as
a store room for paper only, and the
fire was confined to this room. How
it originated is a mystery that it is
likely will never be solved, although
it is supposed to have been the work
of IAN incendiary. The psper burned
very slowly. otherwise q disastrous
condagration would have ensued. BIr.
Rudolph's stock was insured in two
agencies. represented By Hallock and
The loss on the build
ing will not be very large.
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ATTRACTIVE The beautiful ma
chinery for grinding coffee. located in
the shoH-windows Of Mr.. ii. A.
Cooks handsome Tea Store, attracts
much attention, and crowds collect
evening in front to see the machinery
in motion.
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- USINES5 CHANCE Wanted q Haar
- in each town and city % mauufaetu
ana sell weather Strips and Rubber
~ Ouldtngs. E1tellt run out fTee 90 Cftt From
$40 70 SO worth needed upon ev- rg nnifu-
ing, from 8jO TO $40 per csut. pro send
your address upon stamped euvrinne ION
full particular and price j 81 of IfaterflI.
ready to be put together. 10 RIA f--
d EFrEEsE'. HOw DID Bosfon. Mass
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COOP SALE.-We understand that
che salo Of household furniture at
the residence Of J. E. Welborn, yes
terday, was largely attended, and the
articles sold eommaeded large prices,
Notwithstanding the scarcity ofmoney.
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Corr0N SALE.-MartiD. Gardl.er
& Co, sold yesterday twelve bales of
cotton, at prices ranging from 2l3c to
227o for Ordinary to Low Middling.
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Enffce.

Those knowing themselves indebted
to me. are requested to come and
make settlement Immediately, as [
shall adopt Cash system of trade
from Jan. I, 1870. e. McJoHNsToN.
80 St Cor. Eighth and Canal SITS.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

EJ- Next to Miss Katie Pataam,
of theatrical fame. SoHAPKEa, Bus
SING & Co.'S Dry Goods Store Is the
centre of attraction. They sell cheap.
dee3l ,
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holiday Stock OF Jewelry and SIlEer

G.. Fl. JAaEMAN, No. 35 Main
Street. has now on hand a splendid
stock of Fine Gents and Ladies
Gold Watches and Chains, Jewelry
Sets, Gold and Silver Thimb,es, Gold
Pens, SilverEare, Clocks, etc.; in fact,
almost everything IN the Jewelry line
suitable for Holiday Presents.
Also, Watches and Jewelry re-
paired, and all work warranted.
de4 dim
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E5EA1. NOTICES
b. RICHAUla Golden Remedi 8.

$1,000 REWARD for any case of dis
ease in any stage which they tail TO cure.
DIR. RIChAU'S GOLDEN BALSAM No.
l cures Ulcers, liberated sore Throat and
Mouth, sore Eyes, CutaDeOus EruptiDnE,
Copper-cOi0Fed blotches, soreness Of the
scalp, Serofula, &c; it is the greatest Rem
ovator, Altlrative, and Blood Purifier
known.
cures Mercuriai y 1ections, Kheum atisD
a all It's forms. Price Of either NO. or :
s. per b0ttle, or two bottles for 80.
DIR ga a Tr'2 (@fa rIafchT ~ - LII a.
rapid sFnd raffclf cure Tor all Urinary de-
Judgements. Price s. per bottle.
DIR. RIGHAU'S GOLDEN r IL XI X
D'AMOUR, q radical cure for Nervous or
General Debility. in old or young. Price
g per bottle, or two bottles for -. On re-
ceipt Of price these remedies viii be ship
ped 10 any place. Prompt attention paid
20 Ali correspondents. None genuine with
out the aameof . DIR. RICHAU'S GOLD
IN REMEDIES, y. u. RICHARDS, Sole
proprietor Blown In glass OF bottles. Adj
dress DR.. ID. 3. RICHARDS, No. 22S Varick
Street, New YORK. oC9-lyeod
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AURORA CIRoLE.-The next grand
hop BE- the Aurora Circle will be
given at National Hall on the evening
Of January Is.
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Tom. RoYsToN. = We understand
thatit is likely that Chief Of Police
Roysion will get back from St. Jo-
seph to- day or tomorrow.
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FASHIONABLE TRIMMIHGs.-Ladies
wanting piece velvets or velvet nib
bons, piece satins or satin ribbons il
blacks or colers, will find them 10
desirable colors, at
deo28-1w HUGHES.
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Two VERY OLD LADIEs.-From
H. @. Mamie, who lately returned
from a trip in Warrick County, we
learn that there are two ladies in
Grier Township, that are each over
one hundred years old Mrs. Dolly
Hunnicutt will be los years old next
March. and has seen the end Of FIVE
wars, commencing with the War of
the Revolution, and ending with the
great Southern Rebellion. This cid
lady walks about quite lively, and Mr..
Mamie saw her washing the dishes.
The other centenarian is a lady
named Thompson, and is 102 years of
age, aud was. apparently in the enjoy
ment of excellent health.
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EaARREED.

LYON = Bee KS IAFT.- In Galveston,
Texas, on ~ ednesdSy, the 23d last az the
residence of the brides mo:ner. by the
Rev. MIR. Eaton, OF TfinIty ChuTca. Mr.
HESRY LYON, formerly oil this city, u Hiss.
a LvINA l.. BECKsHAFT, of Galveston.
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s~ Gents and Boys Cloth and
Lined Calf Gloves, at Hughes's. Also
a good assortment OF Driving Gloves
at low prices. dec6
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B1~ Don't forget to kindly remcm-
Der the carrier boys tomorrow, when
they call upon you with their New
Years Address.
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CITY N Il w S.

FILLING EaNs.-Engine No. /,
with No. rs force at the hose, was
out yesterday afternoon filing els.
ferns.
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g 0L0SzRN'S CaEABRENss UNDER
~ CLOTHES SUPPORTER ia inc most
perfect article OF the kiud ever re4 fo
The public made prettlls fits nice YES
esse and comfort, and g. just wnab sserg
Miss wants. Mothers interested 81 tla
comfort and health oil their dauHntara
should examine iIs merits. For safe BF
MILLER, GAt.IlNElt ~ co..
Evansville tnd.
Manufac ured by y. y. SAUNDERS
CO., 50 sumner street. Boston, Ma
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Br Samuel Orr's new building is
gradually approaching completion.
The arches over the doors have been
but up, and from present appearances,
when completed, it viii be a very
handsome business house, and one
worthy of the enterprising firm that
win occupy it.
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~ Domestic Goods. Dress Goods,
and Cassimeres, very cheap at Schap-
kar, BussIng Il CoIsaar dee11
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FoUR OFFIoEs-Corner Of Second
and Locust Streets, for rent. Apply
to G.. w. .SHANKLIN.
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II z 5 o. R n a. ~ =.
tsros.er Aasr Itsrrs see aard RaOs

81 0s'ssf ~sstSF 1sSfts sfs AHI@ 1Rgf
The weather continued nearly clear
last night, with slight indications Of
a change. There were no additional
arrivals up to late hour last night
The Quickstep. for Cairo, and r. pid
an No. 2, for PASSPORT, left With very
fair trips.
The Quicksfep had not as mauy
passengers as her second and third
clerks had expected. The grand ball
at the National Hail, doubtlezs, in
duced some to stay in the city who
would otherwise have been delighted
to have made an excursion 10 Cairo
and back. Just before she lett
we were shown By Nh. John
Goff, her excellent steward, two OF
the handsomest cakes we ever saw.
They were the very perfection Of
beauty, elegance, good taste and ex
qRi5ite skin. They were Constructed
by Geo Ramsey. the pastry cook If
tho boat, and were designed Tor PR.
ties in Il n1arsob..,.....The Taraseoa
returned early irom i ID ers and
received here a co siderable au5aut
Of freight Size left soon after eie7
o'cloek.......~The Alpha vii BE at
the wharf this morning, and VII p9si
tiv y leave this evening for y b
vile AID all way portz. Capt. hy-
man is her loIU arc srde ana
w. r. Glaesy is her exeeli-ut clerk.
........Tee Mary Ii un vii be here
positBe ly. - Gay.
Goass 2 caves s-E1ay
Foa M lvJLLg Tic exc
steam Alpha leaves Gos. if
Mas Il. AMI way at4P 49,
daN oaa has e. &C %
tions ard good Cap.aia
G. Rzman cor asaas and W il
Grace ass cha, 81 he Office.
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WATCH NIaHr MEETING. - This
time-honored institution of the
Church viii be observed at the room
of the Trinity NJ. e. Mission, corner
Of Canal and Eighth Streets. Ser
vices viii begin at half past nine this
evening, and continue until after mid
uirht
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W Schapker, Bussing & Co.'s
Mammoth "One Price =" Dry Goods
Store is the best place to bny useful
Holiday Presents. aec11
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- Boys Buck Gloves, Yool
Mitts, Comforts, Nubias, Hoods,
Gloves, aud Hosiery Of all kinds
sheap. al Sehapker. Bussing & Go. 5.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

AGENTS WANTED everywhere "a sam
the AMERICAN KNITTING MAGt
the only practical Family Knit 81
chine ever invented. Price So HfEI
$1,000 stitches per minute. Address 4
CAN KNITTING MACHINE CO.
Mass, or st. Louis, NO.
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In STORE AND FoR SALE THIs Oar.
200 boxes Assorted Cheese; 100 bar
rels Prime Green Apples, in good
shipping order.
L. RUTFEER. JR., & Co,
de28 IN No. 5 Water Street,
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REMOVED. - By an advertisement
elsewhere it will be seen that the
Ohio River Telegraph Office has been
removed 10 the room over Kahn &
Wile's candy factory, No. 8 North
Water Street, where it is now pleas
antly located in a spacious and hand
somely furnished room. Persons
desiring to send dispatches will make
q note of the change.
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hg- See GI1sERT q Co.'s aaxer-
tisemeEt of two of the best and finest
Stores in teHn for Rent. oc29-tf
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DuLL.-Local matters of more than
ordinary interest, are exceedingly
dull, and VIC have nothing Of an agi-
lative nature to lay before our read
.er5. Business in the city is tolerably
fir, bus not so brisk in the retail
stores as one might suppose.
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ED- Irish Linen, Table Diaper,
Shirt Fronts at reduced prices at
dsc6 HUGHEs's.
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FIRE BELOW TowN.-It will be re-
membered that in last Tuesdays
JOURNAL We stated that a fire had
taken place below town, which we
supposed to be in the'vicinity Of the
Stinson farm. We yesterday learned
that the building was on the Stinson
farm, and it was empty at the time,
the former occupant having moved
out a fsw days before for fear the
house would be burned, an attempt to
do 50 having been made only short
time previous. The house belonged
to Christian Won Altman, and was
insured Ia the Underwriters Agenoy,
represented by Bennett & Decker, for
$500. There is no doubt that the fire
was the work Of an ineendiary.
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CIRCUIT COURT. - The only BUSH
ness before the Court yesterday, was
lbe rial, before Judge Baker, of the
case Of Neu vs. Fuhs, J. j. Chandler
and Frank Allen; and was an action
for ejeetment. The case was SO mixed
and complicated that we could not
get the head OF tail Of it. and had not
been decided when we left the Court
Room.
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- Buy fine Wool and Broche
Shawls suitable for Holiday Presents,
at Ldec6l HUGHEs's.
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SHE'LL OYsTERs.-Henry NeUm2pn,
in basement of Chambers Book, Is
receiving. daily by express, fms Shell
Oysters from Mobile, aud saddle
Rock, fresh and fat. dec3O 81
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So ToEk BFg aooas -.

by IeIeBIapHsI INV LUEhl DC OF
DRY GooDs-It being the close of the
year, thele Is no business Of moment
doing. aside from the trade being occupied
20 taElslH sfoci1s 40 coAAeQNe Atiy t4eAG 80
no change I'D prizes.
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S% T. G. Bridwell & Co, corner
of Main and Third Streets, have
full stock of Drugs. Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully com
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gress and RockbFidge Alum Waters.
ie17-tf
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EI 81 90 will buy Rudolph's En-
press Kid Gloves, at Schapker, Buss-
ing Il Co.'S. dec11
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FoR THE HoLIDAYs.-Thcse wish
ing to buy a nice holiday present,
should not fell to call st Str0use
& Brothers, No. s. Main Street, and
see the Victoria Eugene ard Hand
kerchief Scarf. They are the latest
STYLES out. dc30if
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CA1vAs sLNG BOOKS sEVT EREE on
PARIS BY 5UNLle
And 61ASLiGaT

A WORK descriptive 81 The ply
Ee4Hisi NIKTuf@i, VICES, tsli.Hny DORIS
CRIAlEs OF the CRY OF PARIS.
It tells how Paris has Become Ihe e
and most Beautiful City % Che world ll"
It's Beauty sind Spiendar are purcnas
a fearful colt 0f ll. ASH
visit 4 H. NJ VA --ris - Tr.-
sasl lULsfe4 now virtue NaAtA hN
in-arm In tile beautiful clIy now tine
fearful crimes are committed ana e4-t
ed. how money Us sQuandcro1 in q
luEutY and contains over 100 me t-4
ina6 Of noted PIECES ~ e ANA seen
Paris Agents wanted. lNnN
sent free. Address NAAiAe Als A = II.
ING co Cincinnati Nts @lAta4Nf +4
st Louis. Mo.
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RED R2soNs-As it is customary
for the gentlemen to call on the ladies
on New Years Day, and in order to
save trouble and inconvenience, it is
the prevailing style, We believe,
with those who are "receiv-
ing, to hang a red ribbon on the
door knob, thus giving gentlemen
notice that they viii be welcome, and
-tho-- calls duly appreciated.
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PoULTRY.-Billy Caldwell monop-
olizsd the Adams Express wagon,
last night, with an immense stock Of
poultry and game fer New Years.
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You viii find Ladies Velvet Eats
at IS cents, st Click 4 Schparts', op-
posits the Opera House. sep25
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4 e. pelIgh.ral EntorsaIrmens.

4 EG Al Rep S T
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The finest assortment Of CHRISTIE
and New Year goods at Schl1epfsr's
Drug Store, corner Main AID Second
Streets, which 10 also the oest place
to get pure Drugs. Medicines aud
Liquors; also, the finest assortment OF
American, French and English SOFAS.
Perfumes. Pomades, Colognes and
Toilet Waters. deo2 II
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TILE ae1IDA Ball.
A Grand Display OF Beauty and CAL
lanIry.
Pleasing Exhibition OF Splendid
Costumes.

sEaenIaeseee -.
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RECoRDER's CoURr.-The Police
Court cuts a very small figure nova
days Only one victim, Matthew
Connolly, who had engaged in his
Rev Year celebration a little too
soon, and therefore got drunk. was
taxed 70 the tune Of So %, and in
default Of the cash, was sent to
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49, a TENANTS MAP OF EVANS
N WFLTE can be obtained by calling
~ TgFFN Isl. ECOTT'S Book store. Every
l5usi ness man ought TO have one. Lde29 div
-...a COON. CLEAN aoOR snIHTg