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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-27
New Advertisements.

Insure in the State Insurance COmpan y
The Nashville Savings Company, corner
Union and College streets, are doing a
regular exchange and banking business.
They receive deposits and allow interest
thereon; they sell drafts in amounts want
ed on England, Ireland and Germany; they
negotiate loans on favorable terms; and
hey pay the best rates for stocks, bonds,
etc.
A cottage for sale very cheap by Il. G.
Scovel.
An officers sword and belt for sale at -
Church.
Tennessee bonds taken at par for first
class property by Scovel.
Nilsson 4 Walsh's saloon on Church
street is kept open day and night.
On Saturday, the 18th day Of April, +. C..
DUnningtOn, Clerk of the Supreme Court,
will offer for sale, at the courthouse door in
this city, some valuable Nashville and
Edgefeld property. See advertisements on
third page.
Winstead, Shields & Co. will offer at
auction, this mo ming, carpets, rugs, lace
curtains, furniture, etc, and at early gas
light will close out the balance of their
stock Of books.
The administrators sale Of dry goods at
the Philadelphia Store will be continued
this morning and evening. Attend if you
wish bargains.
A !. Green & Son are preparing to fur
nish their customers and friends with pO-
tato slips and plants. See advertisement.
The BurkSyiile starts Gown the river al
y NJ. to-day.
II. G. Scovel offers a welIlocated flour
ing mill for rent.
DO not fail to attend the grand Esther
matinee, this afternoon, at Masonic Hall.
Il will be the last opportunity Of witness
ing this beautiful oratorio.
Al the courthouse door in his CITY, on
Thursday, April;22, Nathaniel Baxter, Jr
CLERK and Master Of the Chancery Court,
viii offer for sale some very valuable real
estate located in Sullivan county and Nash
vile, Tenn. For terms, etc, see advertise
ment on third page.
Thy the ElmwOOd collar.
Standard makes of pens and KindercaT-
ten material at a. Se.lif's, los Church ST.
New designs for stamping, new STILES in
millinery, and new silk and lace ties can be
found at Bohan Il FlOersh's.
Dickey's mills are again running and
ready to fill ali orders for their superior
products.
Thompson Bros. * Kelly invite an in
spection Of their spring silks, the most ele-
giant, fashionable and economical Of all
spring fabrics.
Francisco announces in city notice col
umn that his new and beautiful style Of
French hats are now ready for inspection.
Call at As North Market street and take
look.
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LOUISVILLE & CINCINNATI shoot
LINE ElAELROAD.-Trainsl leave and ar
rive at Louisville as follows:
TRAINS. LEAVE. ARRIVE
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ABOVE fl CHANGES.
Low
ETATTONg WITH prar Q PAIL
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WHAT TO TEACH THE GIRLS.
mhIS cody 4thI

From the German.
Give them a good common school educa-
ton. Teach them to cook a sensible meal.
Teach them to wash, non, darn stockings,
sew on buttons, make their own clothes
and a decent shirt. Teac'i them 10 bake
bread, and that a good kitchen saves many
a cent from the apOthecary. Teach them
that one dollar is worth one hundred cents,
and that be alone is saving who spends less
than his income, and that all Others who
spend more must finally become poor.
Teach them that a calico dress paid
for looks better than a silk one
with debts. Teach them that one
round plump face is worth more than fifty
cOnSumptive beauties. Teach them to
wear good strong shoes. Teach them to
make purchases and then calculate whether
the bill accOrds. Teach them that they
but ruin the divine image by wearing tight
corsets. Teach them plain common sense,
to trust in and help themselves and indus
try. Teach them that one honest mechanic
in shirt sleeve, although without a cent of
property, is worth more than a dozen of
richly clad and hifalutin idlers. Teach
them to work in the garden, and to enjoy
free nature. If circumstance will permit,
teach them music, painting and all. the
fine arts, but give them 10 understand
that they are matters Of secondary import
anee. Teach them that for prOmenading
walks are better than drives aud that the
wild flowers, indeed, are full Of beauty for
him who attentiVely considers them.
Teach them to despise the mere appearance
Of things, and that whenever they say yea
and nay, they in honor mean it. Teach
them that coniugal happiness is not de-
pendent on external decO-um, nor on the
money Of the husband, but simply and
alone on his character. These things
having been instilled, and they having 'un-
derstOOd them, then, if the time has ar
rived, have them marry without mis-
giyings; they will find their way along IN
aided.
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WANTED IN OHIO.

A Directory CanyasseF Suddenly
Snatehed AWay-The Young Mems
Gymnastie Association Of Cincinnati
Minus 81 Few Thousand.
About i've months ago, a young man
named Ferdinand A. Thompson came to
Nashville and engaged board at a private
I ouse on SUMMED street, where he remain
ed until yesterday, when he was arrested.
He was buried otto Cincinnati in charge
Of r. r. Adams, who had come for him
with a requisitiOn upon the Governor Of
Tennessee from the Governor of Ohio.
The rCguiSitiOn is accompanied by an af-
lidavit that Thompson was Superintendent
Of the Young Mems GymIastic AssOcia-
ton, Of Cincinnati, and embeZzled from it
between $, 600 and 1000.
Thomson assisted in canvaSsing for our
new city directory and vas connected for a
short time with a phOtOgraphing establish
ment. tie paid very little Of his board
bill for the i've months, continually repre-
senting that he was expecting money.
The good hearted lady Of the louise could
not be induced TO turn him of, her sympa-
thy for The impecunioUs youth fOrb idding
what her own interests dictated.
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Oratorr. Not 0rthorraphn.

A number of young men of the Fogg
High School held a meeting last night and
organized the Neotrophian Debating So
ciety by the election Of the following off,
GERS: J. S. Fall, President; Oscar Hamil-
ton, Vice President; Joseph B. Morgan,
Secretary; r. n. Buddeke, Treasurer; Eben
Fleming and W. D. f. Sawrie, jr., Tellers;
William Shelton, IT,, Critic; and Julian
Woods, Marshal. The boys have adopted
as their motto, emilia vestigia retrorsum. .
Mr.. Fall has kindly consented 10 act as
their President till they get well under
WaV.
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RnnanarinFd gefeId.

A horse attached to a bran new barouch,
the property of John ID. Brien, ran away
on Woodland street in Edgetield yesterday,
causing considerable excitement in that
neighbOrhOOd. He was making for the
Suspension bridge at rather fast gait when
he espied Pitts livery stable and made 4
strong effort to gain admittance; but in
makingthe turn, he came in contact with
a show window Of shoe shop and was
brought to a halt, falling on the plank side
walk and breaking the shafts and dashboard
Of the vehicle. Fortunately there was no
one in the barOuche at the time the animal
took fright
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Sad Loss

Miss Mollie Miller, daughter of JOSEPH
Miller, Of Sumner county, died at 2 o'clOeh
yesterday morning, at the residence Of Gen
5. R. Anderson, Woodland street. Edge
field. She was on a visit to relatives in
our sister city, when her young life wa:
cut short by brain fever. She had reached
only her eighteenth year, and was warmly
beloved by all who knew her. The de-
ceased was a niece of Capt. Thomas L.
DOdd. Her remains were taken to Gala
tin yesterday afternoon for internent at 8
P. NJ. to-day.
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water marx last evening, continuing to
fall.
The J. S. Neal arrived from POmeroy
with two barges Of salt in tow. She left
again for Smithland, and viii make two
more trips to this place with salt.
The Laura L. Davis left for Smithland
and the A. p. Green for Old Cairo.
The Burksyille goes down the river at y
IL. to-day.
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Memorial Proceedings.

A meeting of the BARRIERS was held last
night and a resolution adopted 10 close
their shops this morning at 8 o'clock, out
Of respect to the late Alfred Mckay, as
semble at Mckay q Lapsley's shop,
at 90 O'Clock, and 90 in a
holy to the late residence Of the de-
ceased, whence they viii accompany the
remains to Spruce Street Baptist Church.
The funeral will be preached by Rev. n.
q. Merry, Sam Martin, Nelson Walk
er and George Barber we're appointed to
draft resolutions Of respect. The meeting
was presided over by Sam Martin, W. NJ.
Webster acting as Secretary.
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THE COURTS.

CIRCUIT COUNT PlOwman vs.. S. j.
Battle and Thomas Holt; land condemned.
r. Is. Wright vs.. 4. L. Berry and George
Berry; judgment for plaintiff, S6I3.62.
G. Schitf vs.. X. Badeaux; writ Of man
damus issued.
SUPREME COURT.-At the time Of adj
journment No. l21 was pending in the first
section. The time allotted for the hearing
Of the Robertson county docket before the
second section expired yesterday, and the
Montgomery docket viii be taken up next
Monday morning. Opinions will be de-
iivered to-day.
There are yet about 1000 cases to be
heard.
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JNO. J. KLEINER,
Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers Of real estate
were recorded in the County Court Clerks
Office during the past week:
| Lucy A. Hobbs TO Andrew j.
Drake, 250acres land in Twen-
fourth District. ....,........sS $1,000 %
Joseph r. Hall to w. V. Street
and Others, lot in Thirteenth
District (21 Boyd COekIill'S
spring tract)..... ........... 800 10
land in Eleventh District. 80 90
Rleas A. Smith to ID. Garrett and
Z. H. Golfer, lot No. ?, Edge
field. .................... go 90
G. Z Parker to Chester Miller,
land in Virginia.
II. 3. Hill TO Jas. Lester and
wife, g. acres and 13S poles
land in Seventh District. $50. 3,4b7 90
Jas. Lester and wife to II. B.
Hill, 10 acres 10 poles land
in Seventh District. 2,O25 90
/. Ezeil TO jas. Lester, Is &C IS
land in Seventh District. .. 1000 90
D. B. Chfie, Internal Revenue
Collector, to United States,
land in city levied on and sold
fer succession tax, belOngingt to
Greenfield heirs. ............. 32S IS
CarOlee Shippard and Others to
James N. johnson, land in
Lincoln county. 70 90
J. B, Charlton 20 VIM. 3. Brent,
land in Third District. ...... 700 90
Same to Lafayette Charlton, land
in Third Civil District. ... coo 90
+. G. burlington, Clerk, TO
George Lumsden, lot in Bar
row Grove plan. ............. $500 90
Y. Baxter, Jr., Clerk and Master,
to Ellen Tynes, feet Of the
McNaiTy lot on Summer street. 1850 90
D. S. Wright to John Anthony,
lot on Maple street. ..... 1900 90
A. 3. Bozell to Thomas J. Miller,
land in the Fifth District. 80. 1850 90
Jno. NJ. Gaut, for himself and
as trustee Ann Z. ManlOve and
p. H. Manlove, to J. II Harle
Il Bro, land on Candy's Creek,
Bradley county. 4,S0O 90
". II. Lanier and wife to 5. 5.
Saunders, lots IS and 50, in
Edgefield.. 800 90
sam. Tate to Moses B. Pritchard,
lot in Nashville. 1900 90
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New TemDeranee Oficers,

At a regular meeting Of Tennessee Coun-
ell No. 80 L. F. Of T., held last night, the
following officers were elected for the en-
suing six months: w. K. Miller, W. P;
w. E. Haygood, ". A; j. j. Zachary, r.
s; A. d. Sheegog, A. RS; B.F Zachary,
Z. 5. and T.; J. W. Lark, Jr., Cond.; Jas,
w. Robert, A. c.; James West, ]. S; VIM.
Garrett, o. s.; James Wheless, Chap.
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The Southern Club and Subscription
Agency.-SubscriptiOns received for any
magazine or newspaper or book published
in the United States or Europe. Readers
will save money and time by becoming
patron Of the Mutual Benefit Agency, as
commissions are divided. d. II. Rains,
Manager. Office at A. Setliff7s, No. los
Church street, Nashville. mhl9 If
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Normal school Commissioners

Under the act of the Legislature pro
viding for a State Normal School and six
commissioners, Gov. Porter Las made The
following appointments j. B. Lindsey,
Sam Watson and L. G. TarbOx, If David
son county; z. H. Ewing, of Rutherford;
]. J. Reese, Of Knox; and r. W. Mitchell,
Of Shelby.
The Governor is President Of the Board,
ex Oficio.
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Nashville bar Association.

Pursuant to the instructions Of the pre-
liminary meeting held 1T the Circuit Court
room on the - day Of February, 1915, the
members of the Nashville Bar are requested
to meet at the same place this 9th day of
March, at $50 p. NJ, 10 receive the report
Of the Committee On Constitution and By
Laws Of the proposed Bar Association.
WM. F. COOPER, Chairman,
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Our New Spring Silks.-We ask es-
pecial attention to our stock Of Striped and
Checked Spring Silks-the most fashion
able, elegant and ECOEOSuCAL Of all
Spring fabrics. Thompson Bros. & Kelly,
Summer street. mh2I 81
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ESTHER.
Doubtless the last Chance 10 See the
OratOrIO.

Doubtless the last Chance 10 See the
OFatOrIO.
The veIy inclement weather Of last eve
ming prevented a large audience from at
tending the third rendition of Esther, at
Masonic Hall lasi night. Those who were
present, however, enjoyed the entertain
ment, judging from the interest they
manifested. Miss Bette Scovel acted
Queen Esther in a graceful and cred
table manner, and AIessrs. Bailey, French,
and Iesseur rendered their parts satisfac-
tOyiiy.
The entertainments close with a mitinee
this afternoon at 2 O'Clock, which will
doubtless be largely attended. They have
been attended by good audiences and have
proven very remurerative. The Tulip
Street Parsonage fund will be considerably
increased and the hearts Of many orphans
viii be gladdened.
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HORRIBLY MYSTERIOUS.
Discovery of Two Human Hands-But
They Were AmPutated Ones.

A small Galgotha was discovered on a
vacant lot, corner Of Union and Vine
streets, yesterday afternoon. While some
little children were at play, they found a
couple Of hands, one a mans hand, and the
other Enthusiastically that Of female. The
latter was encased in a neatly Fl ting black
Kid glove and had been tasen of at the
wrist. Il was IN a very good state Of pre-
seryati0n, but the other hand appeared
somewhat decayed. The little folks were
Mortified at their discovery, and were not
long in making known the facts. The re-
port caused intense excitement anon the
col0red population, a Ia &c number of
whom visited the spot. As usual the more
ignorant and superstitiOus vowed it was
the remains of somebody that had been
'"sected by dem medical Students"
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onrWarranf Cnrrencr.

Comptroller GaiEes left for New York
last night to make arrangements for the
engraving Of the S500.O00 warrants author
lied by recent legislation to relieve the peo-
pie. The warrants viii be of 81, s., s.,
SO, $50, $50 and 500 denominations, and
will be payable TO - or bearer, and re.
ceiyable for all dues 10 the State.
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EVANSYuLE'S CHALLENGE.

The Gauntlet Thrown Down 20 Nash.
willie for n '-SPeII' by Telegraph.
The following dispatch was received last
night:
EVANSVILLE, IND, March 20, 1870
Mayor N. B. Howell and the Press OF
Nashville: We challenge Nashville to a
spelling match next Tuesday evening BY
telegraph, if the line can be had free Of
charge, proceeds to be devoted 10 our Or
phan Asylum. Twenty spoilers on a side.
Each city to propose a hundred words. We
have practicable plan, which will be sent
you if you accept the challenge.
JNO. J. KLEINER,
Mayor and Chairman Com.
a meeting Of citizens was held in Evans
vile wednesday night last, when this
whole thing was cOncOcted. Il seems that
it was resolved to have a spelling-match or
"bust, and a committee was appointed,
with whom all the rest was left. The COM
mittee acted Immediately and sent to In
dianapolis dispatch similar to that above.
If that was not accepted, the glove was to
be thrown down to TeTTe Haute.
By the receipt Of the above, we suppose
that neither of those places came to time.
Their persistency shows that they are eager
for the fray. If it be asked what shall we
do in view Of their hostile attitude, we say,
Give them what they desire. They as
sumo the responsibility of devising practi-
cable plan.
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Hureau or TmmIr.rHfIou.

Under the act Of the Legislature pro
yiding for a Bureau Of Immigration, Gov.
Porter yesterday appointed John Moffat
Commissioner Of immigration, aud as the
Advisory Board, J. B. Jeup and Z. D.
Hicks. All Of this county.
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EVEN the Nets YORK Herald drops into
jingling sorrow; Farewell, dear, my life is
past, l loved thee while my life did last;
But after death no sorrow take, But love
my children for my sake. Gone, but not
forgotten"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-27

Bread for the PeOple.-Dickey's Mills
are again running and ready to Gil al OF
ders for their superior products. Orders
solicited, and entire satisfaction guaranteed.
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A gratifying fact is embodied in Fran
ciseo's announcement, that those beautiful
styles Of French Hats are ready for inspec-
ton, and the widespread approval they are
certain to command. Hats purchased Of
francisco, As North Market street, must
give unqualified satisfaction. mh2T2t
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Specialtiesl specialization Black
Silks and Turner'S Black lMohairs are IN
rivaned for lustre, durability and cheap
ness. Thompson Bros. & Kelly, Summers st.
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Marriages Licenses.

The County Court Clerk issued marriag
licenses to the following persons during tn
week ending yesterday:
Lewis c. EsmOa aud Mollie 4. Allen.
Josiah Castleman and Susan ?. WOI.
rel.
a. J. Brown and Rachael Levick.
COLORED.
John Roberts and Rosa Farriss.
Alex. Smith and Narcissa Palmer.
Gilbert Bradford and Fannie Davis.
Geo. ". Rains and MOllie Phillips.
Geo. Hooper and Elizabeth Berry.
JnO. Carter and Maggie Turner.
Dayy Martin and MOllie Case.
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CITY NOTICES.

Day and Nights usual, Nilsson &
Walsh are open at all hours at their
Church street house. mh27 2t
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A. Setlfff, los Church street, keeps the
Fallen, Spencerian, Gilliott's and other
standard Pens. Also a full line of Kinder-
garten material. mh27 2t
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WAR DEPARTMENT,

OFFICE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, March y, 100 A. N.
PrObGbilitieS.-FOr Tennessee, the lake
region and the Ohio valley, clear or fair
weather, westerly to sOutherly winds, ris-
ing barometer east Of Lake Michigan, and
no decided change in temperature
The lower Missouri and central Aissis-
sippi rivers viii rise slowly, and the Ohio
viii fall.
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Wax FlOWers.-Mrs. Jenny E. Millard
will commence a class in Wax Flowers on
April 1. First course, $40. Her flowers
have taken premiums and medals over the
best artists in America. Specimens at Miss
McCabe's millinery store, Church street.
Glasses viii follow in Exotic, Autumn and
Phantom Leaves. Funeral Flowers and
Bridal Bouquets perfectly preserved. Rooms
at "a South Cherry st. mb26 ST.
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Sensation Corsets, Kid Gloves, Hamburg
Edgings, Handkerchiefs, at great bargains.
J. FARMLAND * Co., Public Square.
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Pure Maple Syrup just received by w.
W. Totten & Bro. in bulk, and for sale in
any quantity at a reduced price.
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LOTTERIES.
KY. STATE LOTTERY.
HAVANA PLAN
Authorized by the State OF Ken
lucky.
100000 In Ind G1 s5

&ONN Rnn In Cash Prizes distrib-
S9GDOOsOOO uted among the ticket
holders every month. The drawing takes place
ON the last Saturday Of each month No post
T,onement. No reduction OF amount Of prizes.
Prlce of whole tickets, $40; halves, So quar-
tiers, g. 80.
COUPONS and all prizes Of the Louisville Ii
brarv drawing taken in exchange tor tickets.
For circulars, giving full list Of prizes and
full particulars, address
GEORGE WEBSTER, General Agent,
No. q Third street, Louisville, KY
rnhg eOd1m
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The best recommendation Of any article
is from the consumer. These all give the
ElmWOOd the preference. mh27 It
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Prettiest Prints at Hogan Bros.
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STEAMBOATS,.

For GAINESVILLE, PadUeah, Cairo, St.
Louis, Memphis and New Orleans.
HIHE New Steamer
BURHSFILLE, tsilsf-e-s8
jos. AInDEusu. - hlt1ltfi
win leave al above TO-DAY, March q, at u
n. O'Clock.
For freight OF passage apply on board.
mh26 IL
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All kinds Of Dry Goods can be bought
cheapest at Hogan Bros.
mh2S tU,thurs,sat
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Hogan Bros. are receiving daily all
kinds of Spring Goods at prices lower than
ever. mh23 tues, thurs, sat
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-27

COUNT DE CHAAIBORD has sent 20 the
Pope, through the Princess Francesca Mas
SIM, the sam of 10000 francs, in gold, with
a letter.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-27

Use the best it is always the cheapest
in the end. DOOley's Yeast Powder has
been universally regarded as the best and
cheapest for over fifteen years.
mh2S d1W&W1t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-27

Spring Opening.-Haying returned
from New York, am now prepared to
show a very choice selection Of French
Pattern BOnnets and Hats, full line Of
Straw Goods in all the new shapes. Also
a new style Of Lace Overdress and Saclue.
Mrs. Tyne's, "A Summer street.
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Tydy and Knitting Cotton, all the num-
bers, at Hogan Bros. nh23 tues, thur, sat
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IT is said that when a female child is
born in Indiana, the unhappy father be-
gins to save money to buy piano,
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Good Cotton Hose 1Oc, at Hogan Bros,
mh23 es,thurs.sat
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New Spring goods and novelties Of the
season, Dress Goods, Linens, az prices to
suit the times. J. FARMLAND 4 Co., Pub
lie Square. mh24 wed, thus, sat, sun
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New and beautiful designs for Stamp
inc. BOhan & Floersh. mh27 2t