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PUToHER's MEAT.

now TO FACILITATE IT'S DIGESTION
Among the various Goginas that have 10 long engag.
ed the aticu lion u mankind, and oedeayofed 10 BE-
established by thslr application and adapability To
the Affairs 81 life none aTe fofcbY proven ~ IL the
doctrine u total depragity, ~ having NEST biI o,
lone standing. an aware thsl the g0Od book says
Man shat not i've BY bread al9ne.' Ergo he must
have meat Bal this aeesssliy viii no more Justify
the buyiBg d meat ana never "a dBg oril tLan Il
viii ,he stealing Of il.
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accounts contracted With Gfstam last SESSION. have
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.

NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS
Persons who have not paid their Town, Stats
and State School Taxes for 1869, arc herdby no.
tilted that said taxes mast BE- pad ~ once. |
shall be at my Hotel, Factory Point, 10 receive
them, and all parties nesleoting To pay said taxes
Immediately, will incur the expense Of prosocu.
ton. BE THAYER
Manchester, May q ls70.-50tf
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NA ENua- 10 year publication p eensus
returns iast weef, 500 gave the population Of
sAhAsste Al f03. And the namber 81 legal voters,
IB. FROM lisi u voters Fcc' nifty taken iVr
ptae deal patpases uoN before me- sAndgatt
hAs oy-F 40 voters Csutl We Anticipate as9h-
q rebellion ~tb ~ araiis Ani appofuoumeut %
4aotss the erss.r ual zbt re-uit a. pur Vantage
hai 10 the redistribution y he q s. DEP cit
mouey, al At 10 b. asas, l. vii be o,her.ise,
aud slonld b. corrected II.
HaudEsiv Aag ~ 1850.
h. The slstnto q t., communication ~ ns
MafshsI, ~ ulA d 70 state share tae ~
dee lns
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DR.. Wells CarbOlic Tablets

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cured ~ CatarFh and
Deafness free Address
Mrs NJ. c. Leggeil, Ho-
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,serseus accident lssi sandy lie sAs splitting
ain Nlug wood, phea lar1s splnte., about .
aneEss bong. penetrated bic right hsnd bot~eea
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IL o. none aadrf sAose eAts the psiisnt = a.
4ste asH
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NlTANTED AGENTS 10 seil the HONE
w SHUTTLE SEWING MAcltiNE. Price
~, u maEes the Let stitch. tslike 80 both sdesF
ami " ihe only licensed HhdeFiefd Shuttle AsthlEc
sold ~ lees thah go Licensed - Nhsolaf a WI
s'ln. 1TaFsf Bakag aud kluPef a co. Al other Hh~
dsfsd shutfis fnachlsk cod tf ieFs thsH 20 Aft p
Engagements ard ihf telief Hhd hsr 70 pr'tsa8f
tlQh. Address JDiiAsoAi CLARK CO. Efstga
Aets.. Ptstafgt, Pa Galtsso, 49, ht Lsaff Aoe+ss
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Tie ClA is< Hausa. recently apened, ~
g.oaes 20 h. asauE anits basiuess lls arti'ti'
10 Tie seek eadinR Ang. s9th. nafassr e.
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FACTORY nolNr


nas. br Bndseiaan u Albany, will preach a
SIC Baptist Church, FACTORY Point, on sunday
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htAkRHEA nASENHER1 CHOLERA MOB.
| JHts. CHOLERA Ag. neruiin aud immed'
rate enfe HNlrMsws farmefly Ne'pcsu's1 nt
tUanEA NENrpk. Meet sith whaling sutafss
suoe etc Cholera 81 lNG3 Sold bI aruEEists
goattany Prepared oay BY HICKMAN a co,
New York
ufbES Hltl iNiIfrurf nadFpoa.
\ Conn. school Year boeus sept, 81 f9r
Circulars bpp'y 9 the iuhciph. Rev q 4. DAY,
A A.
INVENTORS. Address EDISON BROS, Patent
| Agents, t59 hinth a., Mashiagian, p. G., fof
advice. tsrms sHd references.
4 PILE PAIRING, Corning and SflCING
AMACHlNE Takes faur turns ~ the crank
60 each tnple sold Al starua. VIII be sent m
receipt u 1850, Address ~ II WHIT iEM0RE
Worcester, Mass
TAR CHArMANS CHOIEEt SYRUP cures
j jDysebtory .Diarrhea And summer Complaints
ai children pfiee 81 cts GRO. MOORE. Pro-
prietor. Great Falis \. n sola ~ all nFuggists
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WEIGH
THE Sc WORDS.

All who safer from Indigestion hiiims disorders,
nervous affections constipation undue relaxation Of
the bowels, are invited ~ consider these aets via
That the curative operation u fBrrant Kneryssceul
selttrr Apercnt Ia an sush cases Is proven by
whelming testimony, That pfof5nud medical practi
upncrs cddarse ~ that Analytcal Chemists ~
Il identical with The water " The great aeFtnan sba
that purHes ana regulates the sYsten without .rak
euiua M that It's delightfully."- refreshing aud that
cry element Il contains Il either coreove, aitsTstys
dr inyigoratinr, Weigh these words
SOLD by ALL DRUa0ISTs
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FOR SALE.

The salzerbel otlcfs re- sails one half interest
II cha Shoe Peg MsBuiactaFy locatei III The Town
ef Sunderland, Bennington County, w., within
= 4 miie ~ ihe suHdoriana Depot
TIE above rame3 properly i now dong good
sell established husHtss, sud has al Of Che APP
efteUauepe snd machinery f0T the Manufacture 81
shoe pegs, including good steam engine nearly
Bcs. There u also a good water poser attached.
EBQaife " ~ address
L. @. KING
Sunderland. W., Feb, IS, 1870
DILL HEADS, LETTER HEADS, ESyEL
ID OPS.
Business meu vill bos, serve their osn interests
by sending their orders for Bin Heads, Letter
HesAs. Envelopes, or any description Of printed
matter 70
C. A. PIERCE a co
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PRICES--A FAIR OFFER

II the merchants ia your place will not furnish, OF
send for the machines, scnp the retail pOiee wash
er Si4 Extra Whngef ~, and viii forward either
or aoth Machines free 81 freight 10 places where NJ
one is sOlling; aud so that they will be Xix
ed, that we agree to reflun the money fany one de
sires 20 return the machines res OF freight after
months sriai, according 90 directions
No husband, father or brother ghOuld. permit tht
drudgory Of washing with the hands, Afy Two days In
the year, whnn IL can be done better more expedi
iouhy with less labor and no nnry to the garments
BY a Doty Cloihes Washer and Universal weingcr
Sold by dealers generally to whom liberal discounts
are made
R, G. BROWNING, Gen. Agent,
~ Cortlandt Street, N. Y.
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DEMONALi / would give Notice ~ the ciii-
i / zsas u Manchester and surrounding towns
that have removed ny 9fiee % my Fssassco, 81
The road lssdiag t9vafd faetoy Point. where I
can be found - al times BY thoss wishing any.
thing Ia the Dental line.
A. 4. goHNa0A, Dsntist.
Manchester, Va. April "a 1870
DOOK BIHDIsG We are nov prepared 70
solicit orders fer Book Binding, n I'll aeserip.
done, nhiei5s pananl vi b. s1eeuled 10 the
best banner, . he nost reasonable RATES.
Magazines boand "a lhe beet manner Orders
ior ruling al b prompty allied
ca PIERcEG 90.
Banehsstof. May IT, 1870
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SAL. ESMEN S Sasss. |" i pi Gs.l
( gWnV ans 4 hQatuut etftes lhhfla4s#luhla
o. EMPLOYMENT
ro1S ALI.

Boys and uflsafe sarnins frsm u to ~ per ewes
ihg Al theif homes Teihqse who devote thsif whole
time "a the bnsiners we ufrf extra Inducements
descriptive Catalogue lfee. Valuable sample - Ga.
Address curry NOVELTY WoHkE. Halloween Ne,
NANCY riahers, Farmers and Merohapts whg
MONh wasi % make money ,aidmsssl ence.
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Hss ftssssaf tsss.sss Frfzsls tesssss 81 Erfs
Ast VAS tzA 81 vsss ! y ta
FANNAu AfaHts o. ssH TIE ttkA #F
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81 10 HasAs faaafF u Russell ta5 tHafs
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frtea .azs sha sssH tt taEa CAS- IsftHss rattni 49,
steissa Is 81 aaH s3h MENS 4 CO cs8ests 10 ~
essHsa. AsaFsfeHs 500 haft q ease ~
res - tsiset Mtf e. eva Taantf NHss fAsif
stflnsfrt r the 8 fasFass fast taAH saf &C.,
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taaf r. taseNtsrH q srtt araase
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PAINTS. OH AND GLASS
81 prices beloS saghsdy elss
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BOOTS q SHOES.

large sud superior stock Of Boots and Shoes con-
staaty on hand, comprising LADIES, MISSES and
CHlLDGESs' sEEGE,GoAT PEBBLE oALF,GLoyE
KID BUTTON and POLISH BOOTS and SLIPPERS.
Man,' Boys and Youths Boot. and Shoes aud Rnbber
scsdsali Il which am selling At REDUCED PRICES,
st ny store 90 seminary Ayenue, where ana always
hapry 10 SEE peopic
Sur L u coy
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FQglSnt H@rbF y "a. okfis. Fl.araiCIQR
Charles iieslh 4 sife. Poasbteopsle, \ Y,
Il e CAshtnsn. Troy n f.y Dean, catch.
pnsa Hpi hmsa. Dsct y. r. Marcy Nr ana NJ.
Fafd G pefd Il rari, W.. Cfanr Mrs @
Gregory, f8hn y Jackson. ebiii ard nurse New
YeFi. q Beers, Middlsiawn, Conn p Mue9I
aud dsuphtsfp iosA II " Filfd Jefiool Hon
u. g. CiArae. Hen Agnstas Sehell New York: Mr
Mr. \ A Bala~in, Miss Btldafu. and maid,
Milford, Conn M 4 Mrs n. Wheeler. Mics
Wheeler. Mr A Mr. " prhop, Mics Bishop.
bridgeport, Conn. II we9. Indiana; Mrs
H. Bnckh0ut. Miss Dnckhput Master Bnekbpgt,
. fsulfner En,lAnl II shepherd. II NJ
Shepherd Baltimore, Me-. Mrs } A. Porter Mas.
ntrI. 4 Porter, Master Elgs Porter, New Hsv.
20. Conn. q. & osterie. Mics Florence Osborne
" II wheeler. SuwArt n D.; y H. " Wood
Misc 4, h. Greene, II Hswley, Troy, n. \ Mr 4
Mrs Il, l.. Sehefelia, Mrs c. G, nasclAy, Mes
Yult. Mr. a Mr. Joe shefasld New Haysn Conn
Il. Tarber. Mr. a Mrs saml. W. BAss Miss Bars
Raml. w. narss, JE, Richard N. Henry, " G
Denton. Mise Helena Huxley, New York, W. "
Wilson Boston Mas. MrsI. G Wilson, sprng
fsld, Macs c n BiAkemAn. Doc W II White
Aew 3ork. John n scherIoor, Mr. Mrs Y. l.
R.dgley, IT,, child and nurse, Master sami'
Tidgdy, Mise T. wiRgips. Mes lala Virgins
Nrs X y Virgins Miss Virgins, Cincinnati, O.
G. nuekhouta White Plains.
several new advertisements. of local and gen
orai interest. appear IN ts-dsys paper Rsa,
them over
A c4En Tue ladies ~ the Benevolent Aasoci
alton connected eth The Congregational s3ciet
81 Manchester wirh % express their appreciation
Ohio kind and generous assistance Afforded then
~ mtny 81 cur summer guests, IN their preparA
ion E1T tha Fair reesntiy held IN husie Iial a
alss fur tho efficient sid rendered BY iho yoanl
ladies daring The evening On slicb IT took piar'
We uua he results % be witnessed It som
usufe iinc viil prove . eomrensaiioH % then
o. thelr sympathy aud interest ia cur enterprise
SreRErAGE
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Unpaid Letters.
PosF- OFFICE, EVANSVILLE,
a. Y 1910

PosT-O OFFICE, EVANSVILLE,
Oct. z, 1870.
List of letters remaining in Post
Office, at Evansville, which are in
sufficiently directed.
IF not called for by October l4th.
they will be sent to the Dead Letter
Office. Persons calling for these let
tiers will please apply at the Cashier
Office.
G. F. Allen, state Line Station, Fulton
County. KY.
Audrey jackson, Oakland City, Ind.
Mr.. Sprengenberg, CoIunby House, otn
Street, Cincinnati, o..
William T. Edwards. Indianapolis, Ind.
John Weindler. Box 30, Washington,
Ind.
jimmie Jennings, GoIconda. Ills.
James Joes, Box 81, JACKSON p. o., JACK
son County, Mich.
Laura p. Ray, Brennan, Ky.
H. Verhof, Jr., & Co, Louisville, KY.
George Mansfield, Rockport, Ind.
Chas. Victor, Owensboro, KY.
Hopkins West. Michigan.
Franklin ". Rice, Cincinnati o.
Mary A. Hutchinson. Terre Haute, Ind.
Harry Br1tton, Boyle County, PerryVilie'
Ky.
grant KoornO, Old Dept, Cleveland, o.
Tulsa Okler, Pr1nceton, Ind
Sallie E. Dodge, care of Rev. R.N. Dodge
Madison, Wis.
Geo. G. Walker, care OF H. h. Sarbor.
corner 9Th and Washington SITS ST. Louis.
W. D. Ward, Princeton. Caldwell Coun-
Rev. John swahIen, No. Ill Mosher
Street Baltimore Md.
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CIScIN SATI, October 7.-River feet 8
inches. spaTted-GhirteeRth Era, 10
New Orleans; Argosy, TO Wheeling.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 7.-River stationary; ID
inches In the chute; 81 feet on Portland
bar. Weather clear and warm during the
day, but cool at night.
CAIRO, October 7.-PolL ltst.-W. r. Ar
thur. New Orleans to st. Louis, 10 p. n. I.
MoIIie Gratz, Cairo to Louisville, 10 :;
Grand Tower, st. Louis to Memphis, 10;
Pink Marble, Arkansas River to Paducah,
10; Burksvilie, Nashville packet, A. N. I;
Lumsden, Evansville packet; Norman,
Evansville packet, 2 p. II. The river rose
8 inches. Cloudy. Mercury 66'.
NASHVILLE, Oct. 7.-River falling, with
80 inches on the Shoals. Weather fair anu
pleasant. Arrived, Umpire, from Cairo.
MEMPHIS. Oct. 7.-Weather cloudy. Mer-
curry 7Go. River swelling: Arkansas fall
ing, feet TO Little Rock. Arrived Allen.
from Arkansas River; departed, CITY OF
Nicksburg.
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The DWIGHT NEwCoMB.-Cap;ain
A. j, Hutcheson's new towboat, the
Newcomb, was pronounced decided
success by the gentlemen and ladies
who accepted his invitation to the
trial trip to Henderson and return,
on Thursday, getting in in advance of
the packets on the return.
The machinery Of the Neweomb
ran smoothly, and the beat made
most excellent time, Notwithstanding
she bada large coal barges in tow. The
party desire US to return their hearty
thanks TO Captain Hutcheson for his
kindness. Among the party were
several Of the city officials, who
visited Henderson by Invitation OF
Captain Hutchinson.
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PTCOLILI.

NOT so cool.
The mercury rises. go does the dust.
THIRTEEN real estate transfers last
week.
Go to the big meeting at the Court
House tonight.
SEVEN couples licensed to commit
semi suicide for the week ending yes
uerday.
THE Thermometer indicated $50 at
Jam yesterday, 700 at noon, and go
at 6PM.
THERE vas enc triAiug foe and two
cases continued before the Recorder
yesterday morning.
COMPLAINTS reach us of the re-
peated appearance of q policeman Oh
bis beat, in a state of intoxication.
He was drunk again on Thursday
evening.
SoHL AEPFER. in addition to his
large stock Of drugs and fancy goods,
brought from New York full line of
wax flower materials of all colors.
IF Democrats don't want negro
votes, why did Menifee spend so much
money in treating a dozen negroes, in
SullivantOwn, on Thursday night?
IF Democrat will not solicit ne
gro votes. why was Mr.. Van Ripe
hansen SO earnest in his arguments to
couple of colored men yesterday
morning, at DR.. Muhlriper's Office.
HARRY PORTER got even with an
old enemy last night. He knocked
Frank Kennison. alias Red. into, q
''doldhrum" just as the last steamer
arrived from Henderson. Both were
arrested.
A TERRIBLE stencil assaiIs the nos
trils OF the JOURNAL force every
night. 1t seems to come from some
where in the rear of the Metropolitan
Hotel. Win the proper authorities
give it their attention?
NEXT week the great Duprez &
Benedict's Minstrels who were sup
posed to have been murdered by til e
Indians, open at the Opera House
with the whole of their original com
pany.
The steeple of st. Johns Church
which had been displaced so that il
leaned 3 feet III inches out of the
perpendicular. was righted yesterday
under the direction of Mr.. Ludwig
Laubscher. the architect of Trinity
Lutheran Church.
Ma. MICHAEL MINIHAN will please
accept our apologies for using the
uncomplimentary soubriquet that ap
peared in yesterdays JOURNAL. Il
would never have been used, but tina
the person of whom his real name
was Inquired. said he felt proud of the
title applied. There was no intention
to do violence to his feelings.
A PISTOL shot. a scream, and thu
precipitate retreat Of three young meI
from house near the corner of MaiI
and Fourth Streets, about 2 o'clocI
yesterday morning, aroused several o
the neighbors, to whom the plac'
usr04ssusss.4--ss---a----. :. .r..-.. !.
scandal Those who know the oar
ticulaTs of the affair are very ret5con
about it. The attention of the polio
TO the house might effect a reform il
the habits of its occupants.
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TERRIBLE BOILER EXPLOSION.
Two Men Instantly KIIIea-TWO
Others Severely II not Fatally
Wounded.

Mr.. r. StrassBeg. with Jaquess,
Hudspeth & Co, gives us the account
of the explosion of steam boiler at
tached to q portable saw mill near
Spencer Lake, Luce Township, Spen-
Ger County. on Thursday, at2 o'clock
PM.
The saw mill belonged to q Mr..
Sayder Osborn. w,4a although present,
escaped without iDjncy. While the
force Of the explosion Completely de-
ssroyed the mill, throwing pieces of
the machinery around in all directions
from 50 to 100 yards from the spot
where it occurred, killing Instant
ly two persons aud wounding two
others. Andrew Huffman, a boy OF
about Is years, was cut completely in
two at the middle, and a part Of the
body thrown a distance ofthirty feet
VIM. Woodruff, a man about q
years old, had his head blown off and
every particle of clothing stripped
from his body.
ALBERT Abshin. aged Is years, has
his skull so badly fractured that he il
not expected to recover, and NJ.
Sydwell, aged Is years. had his leg SO
badly crushed that it had to be ampu
tated
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MAR RTED.

WESSELER-BLAUr H-On Thursday,
the 9Th. at the residence of the brides par
ents, in the city Of Evansville, by the Eev.
Joseph q. Meyer, Mr.. q. II. WEssELER, TO
Miss JULIA b. BLAUTH.
Mr.. WesseIer. although engaged for q long
time in the Recorders Office, never made
SO good record before. Although many
an addition" has passed under his hands
TO place on the record, to be afterwards
altered or amended, this addition is one
that viii remain, never to be subdivIdsd,
but additions which may accrue Will only
add to the original record.
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R i " E IL n E w =
FOR otAer RsUsr Ttcuas See THIRD Pa0e.


The weather yesterday evening was
partly cloudy. with some prospects of rain,
which increased towards 3 O'Clock this
morning.
The only additional arrivals yesterday
were the Pine Bluff, Grandview and re-
turn. the Msllie1 Ragon, for Cairo, and the
Henderson packets.
The Mallie Ragon arrived at O'Clock
last night, having been detained by fog.
She lies over till noon to day
Gus. Fowler telegraphs us that the John
Lumsden Will arrive at noon to-day, and
will return this evening. A receiving
clerk viii be on the wharf all day to re-
cefve her freight. 1.-THE MaIlie Ragon
had an excellent trip of people.........Re-
mem Der the Mary Miller goes to Memphis
to day.
Manifest OF steamer MaIlle RagoD, from
Cairo to Evansville, Oct. 9TH, 1870:
Martin, Gardner 81 Co., 8 hhds tobacco,
II barrels scrap iron, sacks rags, bundle
sheep skins, and bales cotton; Mackey,
Nisbet a Co 2 bales cotton; Charles V1ele
& Co., l box nustard; b. Burbank, 90 bar
rels spar; VIM. Heilman, i shaft, and !
package boxing; l.. LowenthaI, l bag
feathers; =. e. Gilbert, caddies tobacco,
boxes soap, and 1 box candy; Mrs. Ma
ner. let of household goots; q. Maghee d.
Co, 1 package goods; Heay, Isaacs & Co.,
per package; A Refs, oil can; woodrow
Reitz & Co. lot OF buggy wheels; q. w.
French, barrels talloW.
REsHIPPING.
LoUIsville-Two hogsheads tobacco, 2
box g, AMI l trunk.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-08
LOCAL NOTICES.

WHILE going down Main Street,
we overheard the following CONVERSE
ton:
Jones -" Halloa, Smith, what's
that.big bnndle under your arm; 60
ing into the express business?
s Smith-"No; l have been buying
supply of clothing for myself and
boys"
Jones-"Why, l always thought
you got your clothing made"
smith" used TO, but / can't af-
ford to do it now"
Jones'" Can't afford i'll You as
tonish me! 1 always thought you
were very particular to get the best.
You are certainly able to do So"
Exactly so, but, however
able man may be, he can't afford to
pay 70 or 20 per cent. more for goods
than they are worth, besides, where /
buy now, they have the largest and
best stock Ia the city, which they
furnish at prices which will we'll re-
pay you for visit to their store"
Jones-"See. here, Smith, what do
you get for blowing for that estab,
ment2
Smith-"What do l get? Why, I
get my moneys worth Of goods, and
| am treated kindly, aud advise you
to give them a call.
jones' Well, Smith, you seem to be
so much in earnest abour it, / believe
[ will give them a tgiai Where is
this famous store?"
Smith-"It is at No. IS Main Street,
3 doors below the corner of Third"
Jones-"Well, good day, Smith, I
must go, am obliged to you for your
information, and If goods are as you
represent them to be, you will have
done me great favor. "
Strouse & Bros, popular Clothing
Store, No. IS Main Street.