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INCH ESTER JOURNAL
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Tlir.'LsDAY,
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ItopiiMicnu Ticket.
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COf.CRESSICNAl AKO Jt'CICIU TICKET.
Tor Cor ;r Ninth Iilr'rt,
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rill IMP n. KKN.NKDY.
Vor .'ndjre l.h JudirUI Circuit,
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l'r'friil Ipjr Al'.rntT ltti JuJii-vl Circuit,
KI.Hil II. itKY.NOMM
LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.
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fki tiinifary art rinl-l fi-4 Uliki !
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iM.-wii..ri fr.ui.
.
TO THE PUDLIC I'erM.nai ami im a, preiercneeM . mft Jnto UJ uin(,s f he lnl
Thef irmlatioR of tUe JUt ItAI. ! ,m,t U' ""rendered and forgottoii in ; induction.-, that toil might he reward
i.Hiiho.ip.rnllrlla the hl.torr f.t,,e 1 Hh great and khm1 t,, an,, tllt? natlon ,(,m.,1(tu i,y ui
w.pnpr. In Itnodolpl Coii a tr. i eaue in which we are cnlMcri. 'I he iereased leveJopment.
Adtfitlernll bnir In minJ that it Ih-putlicau party ha accompli-hed , j 01,,,n,(l( wilU iX niy roor ahilitv,
l-lhe IU..ST AUVIlKTlslMf 311AH- mueh. It ha realized the aspiration 0 ,uslj;o of t,c late racihe Hail
4 M In Ihr Countr. f the n:ot anient lover f lm-' road hill, hut after a time it hecame a
-- - - :
MIMATim .1IUKTON.
Thi rjciith tnrm for year pad,
heen thv rccplent of the hilling-'gate
nf Iii I )i'tiio-r:it ie tiri'iiiri-d orator.
Not only from them, hut from therii- expeti of the kMVrriinient -in conse-
,M.,H,,,trd otlIce-eekerand Mire-head i,"",t 'f taxath.n, in n. Ijut-
of hi, own party. Thee latter have ln l,,v ulKm M,l J"1 aiM W
... i .. I inr , in. i. ...... i manelit i;'i ill e-tahlithilig a rigid
ftarted M-veral dlliereiit "IiiueiK-mi- . T,
,,, . , i.ii. m ,. i economy iu the adm dhtration of the
int paper at Indianapolis, ho-e ' ,
, . . ii ir .,, government, and at theame time pre
mie iuii)ii M't'tui'il lit ho to orag the ... ,. , .
... , . I . .1 i i .. i mi. serving puMie ernht Intact. IiiMipiort
Senator low i to ihelrowti level. Ihe 1 . . . . 1
Iimoh in Ihu Journal l:it w i-t k wan
M iid ti)H)ii and hcrahltd ahrnad a a
trinmjh over him; hot the llrt i-uc
of that paper, Uinh r the Hew proprie-
tor, thin puts a itiietu upon all uch
t.ltl Uli'llt-
Tl.. J..t .r.VAt. III I... tl,o nw.ii of,
tx man or M-t of in n. hut will try to
Kve e" predion to the will and wMics
of the people who nmiiHi-i' the
of the people who cornice the lu-
p.il.ll. aii party. AM ellort to antago-
i.helti.t;alutanyleahnxltcpublican,
.r t make It the champion f one
a against any other, will fall. And
bereit may be well to ay a word con-
eriiin remur .mom ion. .ouiiiiK
would he said hut for the fact that the ,
reeciit change ha U en constrm! by
Miuie to have HK-ciat reference to thi
rilMlnguMicri gentleman. He and the;
present proprietor or the joritNAi.
ii.nrniw.ijiiirn peioiuii mm miu- eVer shape they ma) prescht them
eal friend-. We regard him as n;M.Ve.
worthy leader of the party, and a one 1 ... . ,
of the foremo-t men of the nation.: eneral Shank not heing present,
ince 1V, when he made hi gallant the following committee was apitoint-janva-
for (iovenor . hi whole time t.t to Wll-t IJlKIl lm uim1 lnfoni, j,ini
ha Ueti given to pub icafluir. Mth ' r i. ,w ,,, J ... T
what reMVltue need not Mate. lti;( 111 lomliiatltMi. viz. Messr.
rnough to ay that no man ha a Stone, of Iandolph; ltrtherton, of
.stronger hold on the confidence of the 1
Itepuhlican party, nod no man 1 sueh !
terror to the iKniocracy In the
main, we cordially nanctlon his N-na-
torial cour-c, and we know he will;
honor u for saying that when we dif-
f r from him we shall have the candor !
t?ayso. ;
tii: .tiN ni f-ocitr..ssioNAi din
THKT.
Urnomiiiatioii of im. Stmiiks.
r m ttk ln!iafipli Journal.
r.Mo.N City, Juno 0.
Tlie Iteruhlican Convention for the ,,ul '' over, n worn t;one, us
Ninth roimrcsiot.al District met at . "mlnatloiH made, ami Its platform
the City Hall, thi mornhiK' at io"lopted. We liave other work before
c'cloik. Hon. I. 1'. Whedon, uf not as a Convention, but as He-
Allen, Chairman of the Con-regional ' I'uhllean, a Voter nml a freemen.
Central Committee c alled the Conven- ;To -rompli-li our purpocs, to defeat
II .n to order. A. It. Jetmoie, lU.p, 1 tllP enemies of the Ctovernment, and
of I'.lacUford, was app.intml temirary to secure the triumph of it friend-,
S tTctarv. xv0 hiut have harmony unity in
IJenerat Tom Itrownc thought the tlmuht and action. I have but one
aidntment of a committee on i-er- Kr4'al ''Jeet, one leariing desire, one
manent oru-aniatlon a Hole f.rmal- hope and one purse In lt-coming
tty. and tns.n his motion a kmu.v
ncnt ork':ui7.ath)n was at once etltc'cd
hy making lion. Carl K. Shipley, of
Delcware, President f the Conven-
tion, nnd Colonel John S. Ho4ver. of
Henry, nnd A. 11. Jetmore, K-p, of
Illackford, Strretaries.
Csn taking the i hair Mr. Shipley
n:ade a very ne t and iH.inted speech,
K? kiM: -We have nu t for the
pur-f nominating a candidate for
Conges,-, and you have paid me the
disrlnpiNSeJ eompüiut nt of callin
,rnmetMocrv,ur ddiUr-
Mlo.H. Cor thi, honor I thank you.
The republican party In the coming
can va ua inucii to no, ma me woik
is ca-y, nnd its tiiumph will l com-
pic to." Our past fUoce-M rIvcm us an
n jury of victory yet to U won. We
r.ui Justify, I-rfvre the pop!e, the
principles upi:i which we stand, ami
uphold the leader to whom we have
rim:nlttel the lettinii of the Na
!-,, ,
The lb publican party is one ,j
i.nk:re-. it keel tep with the march
of events, and hape its legislation to
meet the increasing Intelligetiee ami
expanding moral ideas of the jple.
Aihi I Ui.itiU yoi for this honor." ,
A call of the counties was then or-
d.red. The following was represent-
v i:
Allen, lUackford, Deh ware, llan-
d .IjJi, Henry and Jay. Not rep-
resiteJ: .ilain and WelN.
(ivneral Thomas J. llrady moved
the npiointment of a committee, to
eonsM f one momlxr fmm ach
county tr reiKrt a platform of rsoJu-
tio!i to the Convention.
The motion was a iopted.
T'oe Tre-Ment announced the fol-;
. vln ai tlio committee-
t.'vuerul To;n liroAnc, jfllandolidi.
Hon. Walter M;ttti, of Dele ware.
Ir. William If. Vmic. of Jay.
(Vnrrnl Wminiu (;nif, f Henry.
(i.lohfl K S. lMrlni, nf Allen
Naoiud OiveiiMrtt of WelN.
W. N. Smith, of Adam.
Onr Il'HHie, of Itlarkfordi
.Oil motion of (Jenerul Stone, of
Il.itidnlj.h, the (iirriitim ircf-ded.
j l y u rri rmr. to nominale ft e:tuli
Idatr for (.'oimre.
(tnivral llrad? put In nomination
1 the name of Hon. Walter March, of
Derrwnre.
I lr. W. Vance nominated (Jeneral
i J. P. l Shank.
The eotintiet were t ailed and voted
an follow '
um jt itCir.
Pi lewnrc
Pi Ml J!TANKf.
Allen .
Illach ford
Jay
Henry
Hnndolph
. . -
Total vote ...in
Ariaim and WelU were not rcpre-
-entiil In the (on-entlon.
j iicforr the announeemrtit of the
vote alxivc taken, lion. Walter
March moved to make the iiomina
tion of (jencal Shank unanltiiou.
I'poti mal; Im: the mutton-Mr. March
KiH.ke a. follow.-:
, "I hope the motion riiavcjtht utih.
mittcd without reservation or talill-
rjlfJ(,n
will Ik adopted, and" that the
harmony and good feeling manlfcted
I . I 1 . . . . . a t
, here to-day may prevade the Itepub-
In.rn tn.il.iv Hint I ifi. l'fi 1 1 . flu Tfoi.nli. I
j f . ,In.r the coining Call Va.
" n
U-fore the people, ami the iitianlmity
'r nomination now maue oe in-
,orw(d with to,ual unanimity at the ,
i ,
(Ktoler election. With that kind of.
piilt, M.cce,. can not he douhtful.
an i i t...i .
itt our iiominatioii now made he in
liberty, hy making the union or the
States, and eipiality of civil right-,
under the Constitution, "one and in-
separahle now and forever." It ha
yet a great work to do in reducing the
of the nomination ju-tmaile, ujHn a
; sound platform liKe thi", I phlge
Delewaro county to give the largest ,iave nltttkvtl Mtvr iUUl i r,.Krvt it
relative majority of any county in ,t.0,iv. ivrvonally I have no unkind
the district at the coming election." i lu,s, 'towanl any man, ami to-day I
Ihe C hairman of the C ommittee on ;
lfro' tl,c" ma, ' f"""wih!' "
lori:
Hi fiJial.
I. That we endorse the !
platform of principles adopted hv the,
h. j.uhlican state Committee of Indi-1
aonthel of Kebruary lat. I
avWiv. -2 Th.-it w 1.v.. full i
conlldenec in the ahilitv and integrity
l)f (,'t.,ural John 1. 0. Shank-, mir
lionore! IlepreelltatiVc; that we f-
pecially approve bin steady and tui-
ninehlng opiKitloii to the granting of j
large Mihidie to cororation, ami Ij
we eartiestly request him to oppose all I
scheme in the future in what-
Munch; J. A more, of Itlackforri;
Whedon, of Allen; ltundv, of Henry,
;a , Vanccof Jay.
. , , , . ... ,
After a hrief time (.eneral Shank
apixared iu the Hall, and was greeted
with enthusiastic applause.
ir., hriellv In resion.en to the
j l r - -
ea'.l of the Convention. He said:
j "( ntUmcn of the Onurntion;
' 1 have no -peech to make, hut simp
ly to thank you for this another maui
! fe-tation of your conlhlenee. I came
her to-day to attend the Convention,
ft a a a m a
yur candidate, and that U to assNt in !
'"KriiftiiiK Itepuhlican principles Into
tbe lc-i.lathm of the country. 1 Ik-
Ut Vt n" niuch as ever that only the
KTul,l P:irty "avc this Rreat !
t mou, ami maKe u peaceim anu per- j
pctual. It in the only party that v ill ,
try to save it, as it Nthe only one that ;
ympathi-e with the enlarge! Ucas
'Miutnan liU-rty upon -.vhich the
superstructure of our (Jovernment is
l"L !
'r enemies are attempting to ere-
ate the impression that there Is no ,
unity of fee in ttween Congres. and
he Kxceullve. It U false. The ad-
t t a . ax . .
-n..ww,. m an ucparimeius is
brmonlou. We are working t(.'cth-'
r to diminish taxation to lighten
he wearis(me burdens of the people, 1
an'1 to diminish the excuses of the'
ivernimnt in all of iu branches.'
This work is well matured, and will
le accomplislutl, I believe, mt sat-
Ufaetorily to the eoile before the
end of the present Hdon. Iu the
brief time I have before me now, I t
can only generalize those measures of!
relief. -Measures are now pending be-!
Iort Congress oy which the people'
will U relievetl from one hundred
miiliou dollars of taxation. I icak Ji nk 11, 170.
hi roiin.l numUrs-it may lekstand a team Klonging to K. M. Hunt, in
lt n,a-v amount to more. The revenue 0are of Orlando Koss, was lert in the
dc ri veil from the taritr will be dimin- road, in front of Wm. S. ltobertson,
ilel 5'-vJ,J"V from internal reve- a rinarter of a mile rorth of town,
hue, lVi,0oi. All that vexatious i while lEoss and young II dunson coul.l
class of taxes derived from mall! load a harrow. The horses lecame
stamp, ami from ?pecial licene tax 1 frightened at the barrow as the boy
on trades and business will 1k swept approached the wagon and ran away,
away. This special tax will be eon- They made rapid headway until in
tinucd on professions, whisky and;fnnt of the hotel table, when the
ofArr luxuria only. laughter. bystanders confronted them with yelk,
Then agnin an ineome eiual to two Unli and clubs run them acrninst
thousand dollar will I exempt from
. t : ... m :ii I
taxation. We ill save tLc ieiIc
! .. IT.'yoi in the reduction of fee and
: wilnrici nnl In rutting nlr u.fh om;
and u(lcvr, nnd :t2.VNa , mere
j by a ncoary an 1 mt Jii'licioua re-
i iluctioii of Iii army and uuvy.
Another tmnrre U hrlng rfi-ctH
which will lrlii forth ahuiid:iiit pood
M nti early day in the future. Ily ft
j funding 'III, rlie detail of which 1
j have Ho Ihne to explain, we hot oon
' h eeure money for the payment of
. tir r.-nt dM at a much lower rate of
Interest than we are now :iyiuff.
Um money--m ln derideiF by the
Dennn-raey ha, ly the prudence ami
economy of a lU j uMioan idmlnltra -
tloii, I eome kmm1. With good money
rntir4 liifrrni-l iitiitlil-iii nml Iwlft-r
- - - - - - - - " - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
eretiid. ami We m c the time no preat
di-tar.cr in the future, when tn great
prohlun of the national rieht will be
Mdreil.
The cxrithiK qtietion of rrcontrtie
tion N settled or nearly o an the
' ix-rehi!i of the South have Icrrneri
hy the hitter experience of the paf,
:" that their rieperate vllort.- to prevent
rceoutruclimi reUtund iimui them-
M-lvet and remit in uuring that
which they cek to avert. Congre
met every attempt to- prevent the
reorganl.atlot of the reU-1'. tahiM by
, ineaurev Miited 'to the enicrency o
i IhecaM'.nnd at lat,witii the exception
; oft JcorKia iThan-, th'J revolting
State have accepted the situation.
,mtUt lho vu,c land I will fpcak
ft word, and would U glad to say more;
; ,ut rnln ofc ocrmlttcri toriowi to-riav.
i,, .iw, ..i I... i.i.i.i;.. i...i- !..... i
II lilt l'l' Uli l'liaril Clll'i-') IMII
Muoandered. You know, cntlcmen.
how tlIi I ecu done. Million of
acre have been given awav a Mih-
i.i: (l .n.,,.,,1 u., ,..i n.
H nj Wrong. I have opioed thee
lm, lMir..w ,,,i vx ,...,:., ... ,ifl Hlt
-'Mirt a II! MUWl t onunue lo UO M.
I would keep every acre for the nctu-
ix ytiWr Mu .,ut t, ie wjloi t. puhlie do-
'
law not a a Itcpublicau or a Dem
ocratic meaure hut a the reult tf
the combined vote of all the railroad
Interest of the two parties In Con
gre. It passed as the rcMilt of a
railroad combination, and had earnest
supporters and opionenhj in Uth po
litical parties.
Hut I have spoken quite long
enough, ami with ft word an to our
District matter I will detain you no
longer. If our recent canvas for Con-
Krens ha iH'gotton an ill-feeling If
luv friend or the friend of otlur
would meak much more warm I v for
another than myself.
I accept the nomination and Khali
kbor 'r the success of the party, and
in the coming campaign I hope to rc-
reive the co-operation and Minimrt of
, 1 uppo" i
wery true Itepuhhcaii." Applause.
the conclusion of (Jeneral
Shat.k, remarks the convention ad-
loiiriie.I M,'nr th'r
J ' . ! '
heconventio
ntion was not very largely
attended. ThcreuItof the primary
election had rendered the nomination
nr (jeneri
ral Shank certain, and for
thi reason but little was to be done
hut to declare the result a.nd ahjotirn.
U.
old Mrri.i:its .iii:i:ti.(..
The Ninth Annual Mrctinj? of the
OM Settler' Assoeiatlon of K:imlo!h
County, Iiulinnn, met In the Fair
KroumN, near Wineheter, on Thurs
day, June 1), ls70, ami was enlletl to
order hy tho Trohlem, Jereinhih
Smith, at 11 o'elock, a. m., when the
roll of ineinler.'t wit callc! and
nlisentee noted and necoutited for.
After which the liooks were opened,
am! all persons who have resided in
the County twenty-live years or more,
wctc invited to become members,
which resulted in eight additions,
making the total number enrolled .VJ.
The AsMHriation now nIjourncl un
til oVloeX to partake of a Picnic
dinner anI for social converse.
At the nnnointetl hour, Prcsiilcnt
Smith called the meeting to onler, ami
entertained them for a while in rela
ting liia experience as a pioneer.
Jonathan lVpg, one of tho new
nieinhers, gave quite a detailetl his
tory of his early experience.
Spiire Henry J. JIulIinan made
iuite a neat little fpeeeh of some llf-
... ...i..,...-.. i.ll!?ti,. Hpf.eUthat
l0 yotin-cr is)rtioii of community
were llot i.3-iiif; enoucH rc-i.-et ti tili
t, ay vhil.,
f th
the Pioneers have fit apait
a a.fl a
. c ,vhlch are really iuite hl.
Mr. ijulrmaii( als, .ke
hjK,lly ,u favor of lhe Temperance
cal,St
rJ w Vanderbur?, anew mem-
,or R:ive out 8on,e very wholesome
truths, which might, perhaps, have
uIK.utted many who were not
u U carJ tiem
1 Mr. Israel WriUt made a few piite
iuterej,Ul reluarIw.
- - " "--r
James C. llowen, living near Arba,
the oldest Inhabitant of the county
having come to the county in October,
1MI was present, but unable to talk
and Judge Smith talked Mime for him.
Same olllcers elected as last year.
The meeting now adjourned to
meet the second Tuesday in June,
l!71. Kdmoxh Kmili, Sec'y.
... .
eOKULLSCONDKNCi:.
Fwr Uw Jotl9nuU
FROM Iir.NTSViLLE.
the stable and the wagon tongue into'
. . ..
tho fence, broke it vir, threw one offaitiou.
j the horo. and litre the ccti ended.
Luckily no damage to live fink. A
wan tongue ut one wlit-el mih
what hrnkeii ujj, nil Hill (ii)nn ttv
luw lroke t llinden whl h he hal
j unfortunately left ly the roud side
wa the total In.
William (.'ox, on of Jaeol (.'ox,
living three mile et of town, All
from a Mvlr.g and broke hia arm a few
day Itice.
Ail Itinerant ''tooth tinker," from
the vicinity of Dayton, Ohio, ha
'! Iwn iwamulaiiug nlH.ut this region
for motile day t. lie wa themt
1 of 1 Kahle, of the Tnlon n-.tel, for a
1 few day went into the country in
mmJ .f l.iilii..u i.l !. umil.l I...
- J . v. w. I'll-llll ' i 1 1 &
! hack hy iilßht, hut the night that he
J wai to return lias not omi yet. It h
likely he ha found buiiie lively in
the country. Hill at hotel unpaid to
date. Thilip, the host of the Chion
Hotel, think it look Mipiciou.
It i nmthin toce the stateir.en!.
of diterent person In regard to the
Vet. In the JoritNAh of May öth,
we find the following in regard to
(I'uthric, lu (iuthrle county, Iowa,
from one of itscorresiondcnt.:
''(iuthrie 1 a neat little village of
atout oOO Inhabitants sprung up with
in the last twelve month, hi the M)uth
cast of (jluthrie county, .V) miles west
of Desmolne, on the Chicago, Kock
bland and Pacille Railroad contain
ing frevcii ilry gools utorc, two drug
stores, and one haul ware ktore-all
with U't edge foremost to do well."
Fiom a private letter written hy a
citizen of our town, who i sojourning
in the Hawk Kye State, we take the
following description of the Kime
place:
'(iuthrle I a town alwiut half a large
a HuntsvilJe, with about l-" inhabi
tant, all told, big, little, young and
old. It has three dry goods stores, the
largest, n utock, the fcinallet
not over I.ihmi."
You see they don't see through the
same spec.
James Lumpkin?, an aged and re
spected citizen of Wayne county and
well known to many iu thi county,
rileri at hi residence June 1, 17.
jitovi:it & imki;u
SEWING MACHINE.
I h.ivc on kind and for salt, the
(drover & Dakcr Sewing Machine
One of the best
F.U1UIs V .1I.1CM.V12S
That is no before the public.
WILL. HO THE
nrnirM niiu inoi imriiuie Murk oi
mi) .'lac Ii iiK.
ALIO.
THREADS, NEEDLES, MACHINE OIL, &C.
rienc rail and rr un'me for voursrlve.,
or st ud lor circulais
VT. It WAY, Agent,
n2l AViM iiESTr.ii, Isu.
J. S. WAY,
dOUSE&SIGN PAINTER!
AND PAIT.It iiA.(;i:it. j
AH work done promptly and in the latest '
n2lif. ftjles. i
NATlOiNAL HOTEL.
WLNC11KSTKU Si SAW. moi'It'S.
Mrertly ruth and nioiic the l'iiln IVj.ol,
IXDIAXAro.lS, .V D.
II. II. WieiiR-Tm. W. D. SArr.
HOWARD & C1NCER. Jr.,
GUNSMITHS,
TWO MILES SOUTH OF
FAi:.VrAXl, LXDfAXA.
A II work warranted- Work aollr Itn' frr n t
r .i-ln. Clurirrt imxlerde. "vÄ-tt
- ;
HOWARD SANIT RY AID
ASSOCIATION
Frtr Hie Hrlief ani Cur,
f.iriuiiutt', ii lrtic'la
' r.rr'nir ai.'l t'n
r'ntlan I'htluu-
thrjj .
Kay on Iii Krror of yt.utlt, anl tlie Po.tlei
"( At", In rlalin tu Miaut! an'l Swui
Kvn ,with Hiitlan aid for the afflicted, ent
Ire. In enl.l f nl.re. AiMren. lloWAKH
ASSOI l. I IO", lUix I. i'l.lla.n-lj.liiB, k'm.
l.'.Mtl
OQLP
The Latest Styles of New and
FASHIONABLE
At Sliire fc Bro.'s
IVorth-Eaxt
'
'
As theso fiiKxls arc 11 fresh .and louRht after the decline In Oolil, I j
warrant the jirices. at which I am offering the (loods, will suit all.
I WILL BE UNDERSOLD BY NONE.
IB K AHJlFiIAl
1
0
VATCHES, CLOCKS
Arc also repaired at my Store,
DON'T COMPLAIN,
liUT t;0 GET YOUR
D P. V GOODS
at Tin:
CHEAP CASH STORE
OF
A. W. ADAMS,
Vo. Ö Vorth Front,
Winchester.
J'it rcctirmg
1 1 A N DSO M I : ASSO 1 STM KN'l"
OF
Spring und Siiinnier Gowh,
TO SUIT EVERYBODY.
PRINTS, Jirsl.INN, C I.OTJIS,
Csswi:iti;s, la 1)11
FANCY GOODS
1 1 A TS, CATS, (.) I.LAI tS, 1I( )S 1 1 ! It Y
Ac, lv., tc,
Of Ihejuteiit Slytr nnl Chrnpeit Tricrü. '
Ixuk to jour iiitt-mt unj trudc with1
him. nl
Bee-Hive Store.
Toll ii Tiehardson,
(Succei!or to KichtrJsun k IIcIiih,)
di-:alkr ix
Dry Goods
OTIONS,
Wl&ts & (Daps,
AND
GR0CE1UES
I have on hnnd one of the largest and
be.t eekctt-d stock of
"Whiter G oods,
Stiel a
MKRIXCH, ALIWCAS. M'STKUS, DK
LAIN KS, AUMtTKKS, I'LAIDS, ic,
ever brought to this mirkit, which lam
citing at greatly reduced irict!S.
My stock of
IDOZVTESTICS
1 1 rnjlrtp and wf 11 elertpl, nf Hie vc r ltt
:quiit ni ani mi i oi.j cioa
Ihe h vuj'fl. My eloik of
HATS & CAPS
Are of the le.t r-tialitr, from the finest
j Silk to the common Wool Hut, enibriicio?
all of Ihe lntet tvlt?, and will be iold
t reduced price.
GLOVES Sc HOSIERY.
I luve the larjet and Wt selected utock
of tilove ni:d Hosiery ever drought to thin
market ; bought direct from the Uiouulacto-
nf all kind, mch as Sugar, Coflie, Tea,
ic, A.c., &c.
TAILORING. DEPARTMENT
o
t under my Fj.ecial caf1. !Mr rxprrience '
of over twenty veara in litis line le.nl me '
. . .. . .t i . i
to tiriieve 1 can uii an wno my mvor me
with their patronage. My tock uf
Cloths, fitsmcrcs, VcsUngs,tc,
I complete, emhrncini; all of the hte?t
it)h!4 of pood; in the nnrket, which 1
continue t niAtiufncture to orJcr or eeil'bv
the yard. All kind of
couNTit y rnoi i ;ci;
Taken in Kvchane for goods !
JOHN RICIIaRD?ON
Ao. 1, enmrr Xfriin ami Franklin SC, j
WinvJn s( r, Imliilmt.
N. B. Cloth, CuatiiLcrca and other
(rood 4, Hold by me for men and boys wear, J
will Ue cut Free of Charge. ,
0W1
Old Staad, I
of the Public Square.
i
AND JEWELRY,
and WARRANTED to give satU-
.. iv V, ,
Illb ÖOX
0 vi r 'Ii S s
1 flr vr i
.n. .mtti.c;i;k & ;os
POPULAR
Clolliinir ct Tailoiinn House
We woulil ri!t attrntion to our full anJ
ell tlcitc t .tock of
CLOTH I2sG-.
I'tothSf CasshiicrcHj
VKSTINCiS,
HATS & CAPS
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Gent s'Furnishing Goods, -tc.
Tlire pot.l are bntilit Jirfct from t'
tu.mificliiri ri mikI iiurtf-r. Kt.t.
.lid t can .l.tl Mill
Sc!l Goods riirnprr than ever.
t'lothhiz .Itntlc to Order
On Iii Uortcxt notivo ninl
LATEST STYLE.
M. s. attix;i:h jl co.
N. It --Clothii, Ca?.!mfrci, and other
i pood., fold bj in for mej nnd boys wear,
j will he cut free of chargr. nSI
Origin of thv Iloiinct.
Tho Place to get Them.
MRS. A.J RCSS & MISS FINCH
3 doon east of Irvht's .Tcwrhy store,
Winchester, Indiniui,
Are just receiving a Lew and complete utock
for their new
Milliuety, Dress Making, Notions
AND
FAXCY DRY CODS STORE.
The) have
nOXNKTS ASU 1 1. ITS
for ny complexion and ptjle.
Dresses and Dress (!cods
for anj figure.
Alio, Ribbon, Lice., Collnr, Ilandkrr
chic', Flow ers, Muttons, Switches, Tir,
Zejihjr Ctin v !!. Sash-ribbon, "Shwo F"l"
HatSiVc.
Tbev are fullr nujjlicd w ith the
Hi t .MaterinI nnd I.ntct Pattern,
arwill n- at reasonable pricju. ('II
and examine thiir Mrlr?, tot k and prictii,
; they are confident thty can mit mjr
'tactc. nlTtf
Winchester Carriage Works
!
11. I330A.rH),
CARRIACE
MANUFACTURER,
"Winchester, Ind.
j He makes all kind and tjlf of
! Buggies, Carriages, Spring
j Wagon?, &c,
j And every thing in the Carriage line.
Of old Hups"-'8. Curriupe, ic.
them almost good ua new.
Make
VERY BEST WORKMEN
AND T1IK
BEST MATERIAL USED.
A ?ood work as can It had any place
and fir at low price. All work promptly I
! done and fatiüfaction ptiaranUf .1
( Call and examine work and price, at
; .North roiiier Frnukliu and Vet .
!trret. nl?
XxSTRAwi
We want, this ?eaon, all the Klax Straw
. a t a a a A-m
mat m raiea in Kanooipn county. e
will pay for Long Mowed Straw, free from
weed, and of ood coat
CCC nn , -DO ryrn mn
OtVCM LIULL And rtn I UNt i
.7X0...
A little care will enable all to eoram.nd the;
bet price. We want ?traw rot close to
the groand to pet the ler.pth of Lint. !
A good yield of Straw will pay for hand-
liog your whole crop. j
MAS0N wi'7ii1Sl,f ?.?,?; I
-rpUK JOL'H.N AL Office I the flace to ret jour
J nie jTiutiPf .
PFJVr Chin;( c.: rfrSM. ßfAP
. m. CTr n t m
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uM.n.rr
::cöui;irnrii
X A A A' A, Ai w
And a Eis Herd cf r lephants and
Camcl3 i
Topor
J !!1GUUP. & PiCTL'tltSQUE MAHVILo
a rj i m a l"k i tj o d o r.i
l.vi r cniM: l !n !. Kvlil'iii n.
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