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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-09
aeW iOFR Colo ana stock harktt.
BY telegraph NEW Yong NOV 3


MoHEY-Call loans are very easy to-day,
ana leading GoVermnne dealers fad large
amounts pressed on them OF 600 per cent.
while STOCK brokers got supplied 40 097 per
cent. Lhere Is no abatement OF the atfin-
gency IN discounts. Prime bankerE' notes
were offered on the street to-day 81 n per
cent? Without takerF, and anything not
strictly prime ranges from l5g24 per cent.
The failures announced Today have
added TO the general distrusf. The fus-
pension is announced or a. BenntnRef Il
Co., wholesale liquor dealers In Jfbarlv
Street. This was the Oldest house 10 this
line, having been established Ia l77G INC
members express the hope that tho en =
pension viii be but temporary. and eav
the nrm n0s assets % double its linbiiftie1
but That the stringency ia the money mar.
ket, as Tar az mercantile boriowor are
concerned has rendered Il lTnpoaeIbie IL
meet their engaRementa.
ETERLIN G-hfrmer az 8JEMg
GOLD--Dull but steady opened al 1917.
touched 1909, and closed AZ I29<0fI 90
carrying rates, 642 per cent. 20 nat
GONhhNBfENrs-Dull and hurelw Steady
tCoupons Of 1881 ll89llB<; do. is2, ll5gla
li3Ni DO. 20, llSN9li3sz; do. gi5. lI84m
15iiSSts. 40, new, ll5NMllEs; do. %. Ida
currency IS, l07sEWIU71<.
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SUICIDE OF A MULE.-We have
always supposed a mule to be capable
of almost anything, and the action of
mule last week, makes US feel strong
in our supposition. John Ingle, Jr.,
& Son purchased small mule few
days since and sent him down into
the Ingleside Coal Mines. Mr. Mule
got stubborn and butted his head
against the wall quite furiously. He
then kicked awhile, and finally be-
came so exhausted that he had to
rest for a short time. He soon re-
cuperatcd, however, and the kicking
and head-bumping began again. This
was kept up until the mule finally
split his head and then died. It was
a veTitable case OF mule suicide.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-09

CoNGLoMERATE GRAVEL. - The
Street Railroad Company has passed
a resolution, which will be submitted
to the Council at its next meeting, re-
questing that powders shall not be put
down on the street railroad track, on
Main Street, and asking that they be
allowed to put down conglomerate
gravel instead, as it is much easier on
the horses, and it is thought that it
will generally be more satisfactory
than the powders.
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Chudrsu,s Shoes 4 gDeeIaItv.

We now have a larger stock of
Children's Shoes than ever before,
mainly of the invincible Dunbar
make, the same as we have sold for
the last eighteen months. There are
no Shoes in the world that will excel
these, and very few that will equal
them in quality or style. We would
respectfully ask an inspection of these
Shoes. Prices low.
GEORGE MILLER 81 Co,
neg 2t-Tu&Fii 80 Main Street.
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By Telegraph LoUI8VIlLu. NOV. s.
COTTON Quiet: rniddunm, 2ic.
FLOuH-Extra family Oh 30.
GiaaAIE-Quiet Wheat' red. glf white.
81 lb. Corn, 65c Oats. zoe. rye. 600.
Hoes-Firm; lglD29s for alau htcred F.
sales of 500 head.
MF6s PORK-0uief at a3l.
BACoN-shuulder i6Ics Clenr HldoH. 1ge.
BULK MEATS Twenty days iu aaltt shout.
derH' 1895 clear b, l7Ci clear sides, l75Sc
LAID lerCe, III 20.
WHsSKY-W Weak nt el.
IOBhCCO-Leaf firm; supply voFv lianft
Gales unlmpoEtanC.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-09

PERsoNAL.-General Eli Murray,
u. S. Marshal for the District of
Kentucky, passed up the river last
night, ell route home from Padueah,
where he has been in attendance at
the u. S. District Court
Charley Jarrette, formerly connect
ed with the house of Fatman & Co.,
of this city, was in the city last even.
ing, en- route to Greensboro. Charley
says he expects to be back here in
time to make arrangements for the
Spring election.
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aarnaann MAXIM.


~ Cablc.l I.0wD0E. nov. 8.-INa.
Consols 035l American securities quiet
and sJeady5 1ls. .a2s, $50; do '9ls. alf eco.
tive a. $1,000
PARIS, November 8.-Beuras firm routc8
70f Doe.
LIVERPOOL. NOV emher 8.-Couon nuiett
middnug uplnnds ll5ss Orleans l2. aafo.
10000 bales. California Will 3 WnoalIUs 1I
req Western 8s lid F.. WiuferNs 1d. Western
-four %. Corn, mil Eods 70. Oats 8l6d Pork
ll2s Ca. Beef 90. Lard 70d 0d. Bacon oT.
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NARROW ESCAPE. = From parties
on the down train last night, we learn
that old "Unele John Baker" for
twenty-five years bell-ringer at Rock
vile, had @ narrow escape on Sunday
evening. just as he went to ring the
bell on the Methodist Church, the
bell fell with a terrible crash, barely
missing Mr.. Baker. Itseemed as if
it was a PrOvidential interposition in
his favor.
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ACCIDENT TO a RAILRoADER.-We
learn that man named MeCutchan
was badly burned at Terre Haute, on
Sunday last. He was oVerhauling
the locomotive, aud poured some BEN
zine in the cylinder, which accident
ally caught IRE, and the victim was
seriously burned in the face and on
the body. McCutchan resides at
Terre Haute, We believe.
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SEABBING AFFRAY.-A man named
Mike Scales. was badly stabbed, at
Newburg, on Saturday night last. He
was cut In six or seven places, and it
is feared that his wounds may prove
fatal, The party that did the stab
bing, or the cause thereof, we did not
learn.
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{. AsfonIshIag but rue 2

That DooLEY's CHEMICAL YEAST
BAKING POWDER is not only the best
but the cheapest in market. 1t Is en-
tirely free from any deleterious sub
stances, and compounded with such
scrupulous exactness that the con-
tents of each box are the same, and
will produces the same results every
time. It is unequaled for making bis
cults, rolls, cakes, pastry, &c.--at
once healthy and nutritious. Full
weight In each package. Grocers
everywhere keep them. nO4-d3teod
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BATOuEEOIs'g FTATR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye Is the best IN the
world; the only true and perfect Dye,
harmle ss, reliable instantaneous; no dis.
appointment: no ridiculous tints; rene-
dies the I'll effects of bad Dyes; inVigorates
and leaves the Hair soft and beautiful,
BLACK or BROWN. sold by all Druggists
and PerfuIners; and properly applied at
Batchelor's wig Factory, No. Is Bond St.,
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Nashville Market.

BY Telegreph.l NASHVILLE, Nov. 8.
C1rToE-LoW middling, 255kc; good ordi-
nary 23c: market dull.
WHEAr-hed 81 O5; amber a 10: white
81 IS.
CoRN-Gl 0s.
OAT8-65c.
RYE-fl %.
BARLEY-sI .,
ELoUR-s5 O0g7 90 for supernne 10 fancy.
Bi.ACoE-sides, 2)e; hams, 22oi shoulders,
LARD--l9e.
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BooMENIcKLE.-The police found
a rum-soaked chap last evening in a
gutter. near the levee, and gave him
nights lodging in the calaboose:
saAlI IN the twilight cold and gray,
Booty and stupeded he lay,
still grasPing in his hand OF vice
A bottle. with the strange device
sBoomenickle.'
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B We learn that a party Of gen.
tlemen in this city are organizing for
the purpose of going on hunting
excursion up Green River. beers are
reported plenty in the canebrakes
aboye Spottsyille.
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The Healing Pool.

An Essay for Young Men on the Crime
Of Solitude, and the Diseases and Abuses
which create impedlments TO MARRIAGE,
with sure means OF relief Sent In sealed
letter envelopes, free OF charge. Address
DR.. j, BKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard
ssociation, Philadelphia, Pa.
funI2 d3m Ian
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tabliahed. except By petition, aud not
then until the damage occaslonod. by.
such changes have beeh assessed and
rendered, and these damages paid by
the parties petitioniug for a change Of
grade
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What May be Found at the New York

New Buekwheat Flour, Hominy,
Sweet and Boiled Cider, Farina. Sage,
Tapioca, and all kinds Of soup stuff.
To arrive in a day or two-New Raj
sins, Prunes, Currants, Citron and
Figs. We have some of the finest
Syrups in the city. Dressed Poultry
and Wild Game nearly every day.
noY3-eod3t
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MONEY SAvED.-R. w. Harper &
Co., No. 80 First Street, are now Of
fering to the trade large variety Of
fine tobacco and cigars of their own
manufacture. They manufacture
their entire stock, and viii sell as
cheap as the same articles can be
bought in the United State. Dealers
will make it to their interest to call
on them and examine for themselves,
as they can save the cost of transport
tation from the Fast as well as the
profits made by the wholesale dealers.
sep23tf
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LOCAL NOTICES
Ancti0a-Raal Esfale.

In very few days I shall advertise
some very desirable Real Estate at
public auction. All persons having
properly which they wish included in
said sale, will please give me the de-
scription this week.
ALVAH JOHNSON,
nov9-tf Real Estate Agent.
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INSURED. = Bohall & Mayhall.
whose store was burned last week at
Lynnville, had an insurance on the
stock of $4,000, and $1,000 on the
building. The Hartford, represented
by Col. Drew, held the risk, and the
loss has already been paid.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-09

MORE ADDTTIoNs.-John Hicks, Of
Grandyiew, has added to our museum
OF vegetable curiosities a stalk Of
cabbage with eleven heads on it. Il
was brought down on the Petrolia.
and is quite a curiosity. We have
also been furnished with four ears of
corn, all projecting from one cob,
with only one heart at the base.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-09

R@ T. G. Bridwell & Co, corner
of Main and Third Streets, have a
full stock of Drugs. Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Cong
gress and Rockbridge Alum Waters.
ieIz-tf
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CITY ORDERs.-City orders are now
in good demand, and are selling as
high as ninety-fve cents.
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TAxEs.-The total amount of city
taxes paid into the Treasurer's Office
up to 6 Pm. yesterday, amounted to
$6.245 So, making an average of
little over $1,000 per day.
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No CoUNCIL MEET1NG.-OEing TO
the illness of Mr.. McGriff. the City
Clerk, and the absence from the city
Of his son, the Deputy Clerk, it was
found impossible to hold any meeting
of the Council last night. It is likely
that a meeting will be held some day
this week, provided Mr.. McGrif is
able to attend.
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rs The arguments on the motion
for a new trial in the case Of Foster,
were me- made yesterday. but the
question will iprobably be argued
to-day.
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CalIRnrnia Wfnaa.

The Farest. The Cheapest. The Best.
For Medicinal aud Communion
purposes these wines are superior to
any now in use. For sale at the New
York Grocery, rs Main Street.
1t PARSONS, SOoVILLE & MOFFETT.
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SENT UP FOR NINE YEARs.-Maior
Hall, Deputy o. s. Marshal for Ken
lucky. passed through the city last
night, having in charge Jas. Barker
and Ben. Fore, who. on plea Of
guilty, were convicted in the u. s..
District Court at Paducah, Of various
feIonies. and sentenced to nine years
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THE WEATHER.-The heavy sleet
and snow Of yesterday indicate that
the Winter is upon US. We fear the
poor will have q hard time. Of it.
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-The case OF
Frank Dengler vs.. the Evansville In
surance Company, occupied the Court
during yesterday. and viii be con-
tiuued to-day.
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PoRK.-L. Ruffner, Jr. & Co.. and
William NJ. Akin, were both cutting
up hogs yesterday. and also slaughter
ing. The price still rules at eight
cents. gross. and ten cents nett.
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aemnhls Rarael.

~ TsieEraph.l MEMPHIS, Nov. 8.
CoTTON-Closed dull AZ 2ss<c; receinfq
1872 bales; exports 2 369 balesf -
FLoUR-Duli and Unchanged.
CORM-boc.
OAT8-O2c.
HAYES.
BHAN-E23.
PORK-53l 70
LARD-lS0Ig5zc.
,eI BtacoH-steadyi shoulders, l7Jfo; sides,
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~ Rev. Dr. ,IeCarer preached at
the Presbyterian Church in New
Albany last Sunday.
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LEFT FOR HENDERsoN.-The Cres-
cent City Band left for Henderson,
yesterday evening. on the West Wind,
to serenade John g. Breckenridge.
They were telegraphed for, aud will
receive $50 and expenses for going
down.
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The HeaIing Fool.

T7ssA rs FOR YOUNG MEN, who
Ia have fallen into vicious habits, and
now desire higher life, and q better
MANHOOD, with certain means OF relief
for the afflicted. Sent In sealed letter en-
velOpes, free of charge. Address, HOW
PHIA. Pa. semi
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~ We have the largest stock of
LssISer Papers ever on hand IN this
city, and are prepared to FIJI orders
for first class Blank Word at short
notice. The Journal Bindery has no
superior in the State.
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1@ Rubber Bands, Lead Pencils
with rubber heads, and Rubber Rules
for sale at the Journal Office.
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"a Yesterday, as a dull day for
local, was the chiefess among ten
thousand, aud altogether lovely"
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B@ Some chap assaulted lady at
boarding house. yesterday, and an
affidavit for assault was fled against
him. The trial will probably take
place to day.
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ar a nice lot Of Note Paper was
received at the Journal Office yester-
day. It is in quarter ream packages.
and is decidedly a nice paper.
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TENDER-LoIfis AND SPARE RIBs.-
L. Ruffner, Jr., & Co., are cutting
hogs to-day, and those wanting Ten
der-Loins and Spare Ribs can get
them By calling at the Pork House on
First Street, next to Allis' Flour
Store. nov9 1t
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For RENT-New store room, suit
able for a small retail business, stu
ated on the corner of Locust and Sec
ond Streets. Apply at corner of
Third and Main Streets to
noy4-tf Ct. w. SHANKLIN.
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Fho.Ographs sd 30 Rozen.

Parkhill, on Second Street, near
the corner Of Locust, viii hereafter
make good photographs at 81 per
dozen. nov9 IF
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Speeches ia German and Engllsh.

Thelast rally will be held at Baum
gartner's Grocery, in Lamasco, on
Leet Street, to night, to hear speeches
in favor Of the subscription to the
Carmi Railroad. Speeches will be
made in both German and English.
and everybody is invited to turn cut.
Let there be a big crowd on hand,
and let the friends Of the railroad do
their whole duty.
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Communications usual Weekly
Financial and Commercial Summary
will be fond Oh the third page.
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ia Sealing Wax. Waters and Mu-
cilage, for sale at the Journal Office.
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Bg@A large assortment of Under
shirts and Drawers at
STRoUsE & Bios,
nov6sf So Main Street.
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E 500 Towels worth 40 cents, for
% cts. More Millinery just received,
at Schapker. Bussipg Il Cos. now E
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Splendid Scotch Cashmere suits,
with short frock coats, at only $15 per
suit, at STROUsE & Bros,
noV6tf No. So Main Street.
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sG- All in need of good Beaver,
Melton or Chinchilla OvercOat, will
do we'll to call at @
STRoUsE & Bros,
nov6tf No. So Main Street.
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~ Tags printed at short notice at
the Journal Office.
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REooRDER's CoURr.-'Squire Walk
er, the Recorder pro. tenn, disposed
of only three cases yesterday, all the
parties belonging to the colored per-
suasion,
The frst on the docket was gay
and festive young darkey named
Glenn, who had been out on a high
cid bender" and of course raised a
regular stew"
He dressed him In his Sunday best,
With q coat of green and blue,
And flaming inexpressibles
OF sanguinary hue.
Hethen went on the war-path,
But seemed in quite bad luck,
A policeman spied him in his wrath,
And in the lookup Glen. was stuck.
This distinguished individual be-
came quite disorderly before he was
arrested, and the Squire charged him
s. %. His father paid the fine, but
the young chap was left in the lock-
up yesterday, for the purpose of teach
ing him a great moral lesson,
The next victim was Emeline
Green, who had acted very unpoor-
ty," by administering severe corporal
punishment upon the child of anoth-
er woman. This caused some I'M
pleasantness, and an affidavit was
finally fled against the whippist. The
Squire looked into the matter. and
placed the damages to the city-not
the child-at IS 10. A watch was
left in "soak for the amount.
Anna Clements, another colored fe-
male. was arrested for being very dis
orderly. and also for indulging in the
too free use of words not laid down
in Webster's Unabridged. She made
quite a disturbance, and for so doing
was docketad for So 10. Repleyied
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GRAND JURY.-The grand jury met
yesterday, and is composed of the fol-
lowing gentlemen: j. P. Elliott. Tore-
man; Arch. S. Martin, clerk; John
Whitehead, John Gavisk, Gsorge w.
Finch, Alex. Maddox. Alex. Wilson,
David Elkins, Joseph Berridge, Jacob
Miller, Patrick Kegan, and Reuben
b. Hart. We understand that con-
siderable work has been laid out for
Investigation by the grand jury.
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"a Cashmere for Boys and Mems
wear. very cheap, at Sehapker, Bus
sing q Co.'S. now
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bg~ Legal Cap Paper, of superior
quality, can be found at the Journal
Office.
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To MoRRow.-We hope that every
one will remember the railroad cleo
ton tomorrow. Our city is asked to
subscribe s3OO,O00in bonds, running
for twenty years. All that We will
have to do for twenty years is to pay
the interest. The railroad to Carmi
Is an imperative necessity, and we
hope that every man who has at heart
the interest and improvement of the
city will vote for the subscription.
Let every man do his duty to-mor-
rory
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CITY n q " S.

~ The Criminal Court was not in
session yesterday.
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B Decalcomania, or Pictures for
transferring, with Varnish for liking at
Fish & Barter's. ocItf
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E See GILBERT & Co.'s adver.
tisement of two of the best and finest
Stores In town for Rent. oc29-H
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6g- Fish & Barter have a fine
assortment of Ladies' initiated Note
Papers and Envelopes to match.
oc1tf
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S3 Another lot Arab, Broche,
Paisley and cheap shawls, just re-
ceived, at Schspker, Busting & Cos.
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pa Praug's Cromos, equal to the
finest Oil Paintings, from ST 30 to
$25 90. Call and examine them at
i. e BIS. Oc1tf
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a@The latest style Millinery Goods
and Velvet can De always had at
Hughes. oct25
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FASHION MARKET.-An exchange
has long report OF the fashion and
marriage market IN the city where it
Is published. The two following
items, we believe, will apply in this
city:
Bridegrooms are a glut in the mar
ket, being displayed on almost every
corner in the city, and densely packed
We quote one pair Of tight pants,
plug hat, yellow eyes and hair parted
in the middle at thirty cents. He was
sold in bulk, or the price would not
have been so high.
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sew York Dry Goods RarHe..
By Teiegraph.l NEW Yopp ~, q

DRY GoODs-There Is little Of ,,o. chance
IN the features Of the market Trado ~
rather quiet, aud prices steady. ne oniv
chanBes OF htomeht being dchlino ia
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each to the peniteutiary at Frankfort.
Major Hall went forward by rail last
evening.
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BSP Go to Fish & Barriers and get
one oS those beautiful Bibles. They
have 2 complete assortment of Family
aud Pocket Bibles. oc1tf
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Railroad Meeting in Lamaseo, ct
Baumgartner's Grocery.
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re- Remember that Strouse e.
Brothers, IS Main Street, is the place
for well-made clothing at low prices.
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"a The best and cheapest Blan-
kets and Balmoral Skirts, at Schap-
ker, Bussing & Cos. now
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YoU will find Ladies' Velvet Hats
at 55 cents. at Click ( Schwartz, OPP
posite the Opera House. sep25