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Money saved for every clothing buyer by going to the NEW and RELIABLE Clothing and Gents' Furnishing House of Our stock which is the largest ever shown in this section of the county, will be sold to suit everybody pocket book, Goods warranted as represented, otherwise money will be refunded. No. 14 East Broadway, Mattoon. JS-OltZ WrlX Opposite MattoonTtiond Bank, Try Allen's BtiTTonfc Pills The Never Failing Ague Cure Sixty Pills for Fifty Cents WARRANTED TO CURE OR MONEY REFUNDED Lane Suable Boxes Containing; Fifty Refl Tonic Pills anfl Ten Liver Pills. GIVE THEM A TRIAL.

T. R. WEAVER, Under Dole House. THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS WORTH OF Hogs die every season in Coles County from Hog Oliolera all of which might he raved liv the judicious use of some reliable remedy. There are Farmers i this section who keep their hogs in good health ami condition the yeiir round, mill all might do so at small expense by the use of Weaver's Improved Hog Medicine Don't wait until your hogs get pick and refuse to eat but give them a feed of it once a week and you will have no trouble.

To be had only at WEAVER'S Drug Store. The Finest Line of Lorillard AND OTHER FIRST-CIaS3 Plug and Smoliing Tobacco AND SOLD LOWER THAN ANY HOUSE IN MATTOON, At WE AVER'S Drug Store. PIIOFESSWXAL CARDS. LA WYERS SPECIALTIbS. CRAIG, Mat.

Tlic teachers of tliu Sunday School Alliance will met at the congregational church to-morrow evening. Mariiied September -1th. bv Kev. VV. Mitchell.

Mr. A. II. Hoots to Miss ltulli JRIilil t'Mui, Illinois. Uooius A and 5orer Farmer Leave your measure for a few of those elegant Shirts made to order on short notice, and warran- ami Merchants It auk building.

i HOG CHOLERA I HOG This tearful disease is again breaking out all over this country. Thousands of hogs are dying daily. It lias been demonstrated that alter it once makes its appearance no remedy has ever been in-trtnlneeil Ihat will effect a cure. So it THOMAS' UAH It Kit SHOP. OPPOSITE F.

A M. Hank Ifuildhifr, West Itroadway. The nicest Shop in (lie City. Skillful aud polite barbers do II 11 i Cutting, Shaving. Shampooing, A ttorney-at-Law.

Lurtt Broad way. in i ii0 intoMtyieoitneart, I At Boyd, both of this county, Mrs. Elder's trimmer is in Chicago OHM CUNXIXOIf AM. OHlee, over Steinfeld's. Alattoou, UliuoiB.

buvius goods. Ladies look out lor soiue- CO W. COM. UAHK U1.X 18 offering lllock ami Illinois at 111 a-uts pur bintliol by the car loinl. C.

HKHLKV Attorney -at-Lawr Office becomes very important that the next t(l to lit perfectly Ol' 110 -lJ over First National Ittmk, Mattoon, 1 11 i tiling pleasing and lascinaling. Messrs. Hinkle Buck have an im Collections promptly attended to. hered to, and the only way to keep, off sale, at nieuse stock of dry goods from which the I 8TOVE IS THE ladies all select their tall wear, BES ST. KAIIN BROS.

Ask Hasbrouck CHAS. IIKNNUTT, Office over First National llank, Mattoon, Ills. CLAItK A SCOTT, Attomevs-at Law. Offloe, Mnttoou National Itauk liuildiiitf. Mattoon I lliuois.

A new law linn of this city will soon be harnessed up. consisting of John F. Scott tor Just opened, the finest line of and T. W. Wampler Journal.

Itev. Thome delivered a very able tem Germantown Yarns ever shown in F. IICtillKS perance lecture at the M. E. church last over First National Dan Mattoon, I Hd.

PIANOS OltlJ A NS SEW fcNU ACM INKS. W. II. Allisou is non- ofltritijr the must Hut teriiiff terms anil iiiiliicumciits to tlumti.ulio wish to nun-linsc either an organ, iiiuiio or sewing- machines. Uivu hini a call At llnnua's book store.

Sunday evening, to a large audience cholera is to use some preventive. Oblin-gcr Coppagc are now manufacturing a preventive that will keep oil this disease iu all its tonus. It is the well known receipt that Oblingcr ot Kemp introduced, with other improvements, that makes it a valuable remedy. In many eases it cmvs, but as a nrevenmtive it will do the work. Those who use it never have the cholera.

All we ask is a trial of our Improved Cholera Cure. Give it a trial. Oiilimiki: COITAHK. THE GOLDEN Martin Gulden's Grand Dramatic Com At a citizen's meeting held iu Sullivan Ollicc in KiliKiiniu'a block, Mattoon, 11)8. last Saturday night $188.25 was raised this city.

M. ALSHULER CO "One Price FROM MUDDY POINT. for the benelit of the yellow fever suffer ADOLF SUMKIILIN, Attvrnoy-at-Law, Mat toon, Illinois. Culluclionsa specialty. ers, OBLINbER COPFAOE, Correspondents must not fell offended 'itOFSSHOXA VA BDS.DUOTURS.

it their communications are not ptinusn Some chills und fever, but health generally The West Broadway Pruggists ed, lor frequently articles are unavoidably L. C. IlonKKTS, 1 'en tint. Mat- Several horses tn the vicinity have died of nil crowded out, bination opened in this city for the week toon, iJlinoia. lloum.

up stairs, i opposiuj tho Mattoon National ii Known mxeuse, miring I ne past week. Mnnr of our citizens unite proclaim Two son of Wjlcc Walker an I a son and have justreceived the finest 5 Cent Cigar made to their liauK. ing Dr. Bull's Blood Mixture the most daughter of Willnni Ku iuK, left the Point lnt wonderful iiivigoraut that ever sustained (J A. CAMP1IKLL, HenllBt-Uoldjrart'sBrick the sinking system, Is giving Bargains through his entire stock Dry Goods, Fancy Goods and Notions for Less Money than any house in Mattoon.

See our new stock of Dress Goods ot 12 1-2 to 15c per yard. See the Prints I am selling for oc, 12 yds of Heaviest Bleached for 91. 12 yds of the Heaviest Unbleached for 81.00. 10 1-2 yds of Heavy Shirting for 1. I am selling Goods for Cash Money Down.

100 New Styles LaJies' Bows at 23, 43 aud 63c. See them. 5 Baby Carriages Rt $5.00. If you want oue, come very shortly, as I am determined to sell tlicm. Keniember, I propose to sell my stock at Rock Bottom Prices for the money.

No stnnc! off. See my 95-ccnt Curscsts, worth 81.50. If you want nny Goods, Come and See what I can show you. Your Friend, last Monday night witli the beautiful drama of "Rose Michel," with Belle Golden as Rose. We ean but speak for Mrs.

Golden the highest praise, showing as she dia-s the great dramatic powers of hich she is possessed. There is in her acting a critical observance of the intricacies of -Sunday tor liere thev will be joined by a inirly of four ollieiri All are IhiuihI tor Lincoln tn" attend thu L'niveraily thero uext fall and winter. Hon. Winuae-waruiiii(" at lit new residem-e last Friday evening. A coinianv of over one hundred a- T.

J. Herrick, has our thanks tor 1 1 It. P. A. KKMPKIt, Pliyaidiau.

order ever offered to the trade. Calia1Idtry one and wice; uvvr nuuur a vruK nivrv. complimentanes to Mr. bit. I iiasey Cosmopolitan Circus, which exhibited iu F.

MOltSF, (lloimepnthist), I'hysiciau and tieumled and from sim to mid the merriment Slieibyville yesterday be convinced. a yiucu hiiu rcsnicucc, ouu mock every attitude that leaves no possinie count oi rose uiucc, nihuuii, Illinois. II. L. Martin, editor of the Union, and aiuljidhly were unbounded With playing mid daneing they while! a way the lion and 1KO KILN Kit, Ear ami Chrouic II.

M. Scorboroiigli, of Slieibyville, gave us a short call on Saturday last. They room lor criticism, hue luiitscs a tragic vigor into every thing she does. In Rose Michel the interest increases, until upon thfl as their jovial host hade them do, "stay nil tiiht and jfo home with the girls in the A I literal rulliilion was served liv Un IMr-CaSCS, UppOHllC aUUltOOU AUI'I UllUK, Upstairs. Residence on Chat'lcstou Street, be kind hostess, lo which all present paid their tween 3rd and -Hli Ht.

tjfflcti hours from a. h. were returning home trom Chicago. J. B.

Hazeltiin. the proprietor of III mj-i in i uiey were not a ier. nine Co 4 P. her part, it becomes exceedingly thrilling. She was elegantly supported by Mr.

Golden as Pierre Michel, whose acting has iit'tt' ny soijuickiy that ere they were aware Manles. is iu New York, but the travel the chickens were crowiu and the day dawn I Ml. Cil Altl.KS 11 FUV, riiyskiaii and 6u-linois. ltoums: Over Ouu ing public will tinil the hotel in charge of BREVITIES. Cool Poor Xeul goes Ni'W lints at Mrs.

Killer's. Sullivan fair is in projrrcss. Fruits of all kinds at Colson's. Maiden Jones has not withdrawn. Frank Cox Is able to be about again, wants 10,000 spring chickens.

never equaled in this city; and the A' Kuti, lilt not. furry vt ti roves, one oi me inosipoiiti Heuidence: Kitaex Huuhu. can rapur-xure. entire company entered Willi great spirit and exactitude into the delineations and was nun giving ine mmdi tor llie breaking up; mid was with many mutual regrets, ami expressions of gratitude toward Until-kind Imst and hostes that the company separated. The entertainment was something novel and excellent in iu wuv ami we hone, na ot all clerks.

One last week the Windsor fo'l iVharactcristics of their parts. Harry Rob ll. W.ll. I'AKill, PhyHie.iau and StirKOun, Mf t'lmt Street, Ma I toon, Ills. Ollice: Ojifiu.

Mtu INtsK'iUce. Ou inuxt but ecu list uixl Soe-oud. raised (or the relief of the Yellow inson as a comedian is thoroughly suc do all, that were present tli.it' tins first will not Fever sufferers ill the smith, and forward cessful and never fails to please wherever ed it for distribution to the needy. he goes. Messrs.

McCanii, Riley and iiuckland has more sense than Woods. oe uie insu Wehfaroi' a double wedding that Is to take place up iu LaTayette very soon. Will reporl as events 1'ui ihur develop themselves. Alicia. MISVKLLA SEWS.

lndsor Gazette. Lambert plar their respective parts very good. The music of Prof. Gibler's band Belle Golden is certainly the most Ill k'iuttxjV-'fUS, lusticeuf Die i'eace. or- The Hoard of Supervisors met Monday Get our school-books at JAS.

I. AVER'S. tud orchestra is alone a great attraction charming actress traveling, and Martin tWIV, JUUllOUU, JillUOIS. Golden has no eiiual iu his favorite role as they execute smile ol the finest and most dilliciilt music that has been our pleasure to listen to. Taking everything Bciij.

Ilorscly has returned from Kan The '-Pearl of Savoy" Tuesday evening sas. was beaulituliy rendered. iAI.OON, No J5, Vtrt ltioiuluay, Mattouu, llta. it i Id. tianea, i'liyj.

lliuUm-oi nun ic. me, keju vt liatid Send us in the news of your neighbor- i'That's our family tree," said an Ar- into consideration we can safely say thai it is the best dramatic troupe that ever hood. kantas vouth as he pointed to a vigorous Fit I I 111 visited Mattoon. Mr. Golden deserves to hemlock, and added "A good inaiiv ol Jas.

W. Craiir, was in Springfield, i if i in rift in our folks have been hung on that tree, be liberally patronized for his great exertion ill bringing this large company to- Cl IS HKSl'AiritAXT, No. IT, Kex It Malloun, Thitf Kcntituraiu linn been icinotleletl ami refitted, and will lie in Dieted on ilie ninn. A good warm Monday. lor horrcrin bosses after dark." FROM DIXIE.

The corn crop looks pretty favorable. Farmers have connni'iice sowinir wheat. A large -iiuounl is Ueinr sown litis fall. Ilixie are iti-ttiiiir readytoelert Joluie. llriHiks.

Lots of llrooks men around here. Ilixie is solid. Soaie of our citizens will soon pro to'Kan sas. o. thou man of music! Thou sprtir the law II.

thou tall anil portly n- ioy yourSL-lv if the proprietor will let von is life; while one party says step iu another says step out. consistency liiou nrt a jewel! but hnrd to lliel III a i-oiiutry si-honl hoard. The doi-lor is llie man we waut: he is a irood leaehi-r and man of resulut ion. Kvery one is satistleil Willi tile choice of I he Fresli Coeauuts and Oraugus at ifether. This evening will produced Miss Lena Southern of this city was Colson's.

the emotional drama, in prologue and married at Greeucastle, Indiana, on last McSliane is now located on West i ii mii mm, four nets, by the author of the "Iwo Orphans," entitled -A Celebrated Case." tVcducsdat' to Mr, 1 bonus Leonard, anil Broadway. the happy couple will make their home JvOLK HUUSK U1LLIAU1 PAKLOU AND MJ alotm. I would ruxjieclliillvaiii.tiuiiee that 1 have taken eliaru ot uiv iiulv n.mse It.lliaiU J'uilor uutl daitit'ii. The juiret wu.e-, tniuuiti, 4'iK-'irx, will always be fuuu.l mum my huivet. II.

K. ItOV IVon. Bulla Golden as "Madeleine lienauii anil There are about 300 men employed at iu' future in Louisville, Kentucky Adiieiine." and Mr. Golden as Jean the shops. By request of many, Adult Stmiei-Iiii uaud.

Mr. McCann as Count d'Aubeter- Th9 finest lot of Black Cash Special hiirli prices tor spring chickens will lecture at the I. line Wabash M. E. Mr.

Rilev as Count ilu Momay, Mr. at Hoosa s. Lambert as Viscount Itaoul de Langcy, meres in the city, and as low as church, tour miles southwest ot Mattoon, on Tuesday evening. Sept. 17 Subject, Colsou makes the best lee-cream and mil Harry Robinson as Dennis Roiirku, THE CITY BOOK STORE, EAST KliO A WAV, Mattoon.

Illinois. ClU'V HOl'KL, Opposite Depot, Mnttoou, Ills. I F. Watelilei', 1'iup. inu traveling pub-lie can it ml good rooms and uecounuudaiioim.

JOHN L. Surveyor Mattoon, illuitiirt. Parlies detjiiiu Mirvevuitf done can be aceonuuotluU'd by liElliutf ou 01 auUieet- Lemonade. any otner man can sell them, can This is a snlcinlid cast, the company all lie Art 1'reserrlilive ot all Art." Mr. Joe Bcall, of Mattoon, and Miss Win.

Lennox, Esq.and wife are in of whom are equal to their parts lilliug up Ihf remainder. A rare enjoyment is Indianapolis. Olie Avers, of Champaign, were married in the latter place, yesterday morning. iiitftioiiu u. Aiiueri, Mattoon, ills.

store lor an who aucnu tne upcra tiau Kd. Daily of Terre Haute, was in the this evening. The many friends of Joe mid his fair bride be found at CHAS- ALSHULER'S, On! West Broadway NEW MILLNERY GOODS. city Saturday. wisb them a happy and prosperous life.

All tha liadiug Fever and Ague Preparations are kept for Bale by OBLINGER C0PPAGE, West Broadway Druggists Fair Warning! I cannot wait any longer lor the money due inc. I have been patient with.inv ltortn e's Adjustable Duplex Corset, at At a meeting of the session of the C. Everybody and their friends is cordially Mrs. Kltler 8. invited to visit the reading rooms of the P.

church of Mattoon, held September 1S78, the following resolutions were Coleseoiinty fair begins Tuesday. One W. C. T. Union, Everett House block.

fare round trip. adopted Rooms open from 3 to and from 7 to II Mrs. M. M. Haines has just returned trom the eastern markets with a lare anil well selected stock ol Spring and Summer James I.

Aver has an immense stock of o'clock p. in, Young men, you will rind Remind, That we, the session of the Kirst C. church in tlic city ol iles county, Wit. I'AVXE, upiiusitc Union Hall liloek, Alntbtun, UliiitHs, Clollies Lul, Mnle, Clenneil ami Ueaiietl with ueatuuss auu uis-Jatcii. My fi-iemls aiu reiecllnlly invlteU to ev me at my new nlacv of business.

1) IH Kit 4 Keels, llnlibeis, Klc, East llniadnay, Matloon. ills. iiriues lower thau ever beli.rc AVr-: McCAULls now better iirejiared thau 13 ever before to do excellent work in llie hue llorse-slioein and ItJaeksiuithinK all kinds. fgTAll work warranted tOitivu eu-tiresatislactiou. Give me a call.

First Uoor West or Ira Jiuiies' OIUcu, tt est Jlroailu av, Alaltoon, Illinois. School Books. tinil this place much more proutabie than loaluig about the streets. Hoods, Motions, and l.adit Furiiisliing tiiHiil- of all kinds, iueliidin Try Colson's Home-made candles the Illinois, lake thi opportunity lo express our high appreciation of Ki-v lteiird. our late luiiiisler, as a pastor and public tcni-herof Iht ilentors.

I must have money to run luv purest aim best. Prof. T. J. Lee.

tnrjiitv superintendent business. 1 he accounts of those who gospel, and regret that t-ireiiiustaiu-es Imve suits ready made. All jroods are of the latest styles and will be sold cheap tor cash. Shop, in I'lilon Hall block, Mat The post-olllee has rccci veil a coat of nave in-cn iu ilelit lo me for irvcr a year ina-le it lo dissolve me pK-asuni re-lalioi. thai have 'existed for the paat twenty- is holding a teacher's institute here (his week, the proceedings of which will ap-car iu next week's issue in full.

The varnish anil paint. seven umiilli-s will, iu a few days be placed iu an olliivrs hands for collection, if thev are not set toon. Ills. It will Iu-to your interest to W. A.

Kemp had a horse to die on I hat our liest wishes liml tervenl call and price her riods. "rot. lavored us a very sensible and prayers shall Hull future Ili-KIs ol tled. TI1EO. JOM'E.

Sunday last. practical speech iu the M. E. church liter licit llie -nasier ui-'iy niaKU uiui euicieiii ii everv ifiiudwiirk for the of many JAS. I.

AYER, Successor to ThielciiB II DKALEB IN Books acdStaiiciiciy Music and Musical Instruments, of All Kinds, len. Toys, etc standard and Mic I'aneous Worku, Datlr and Weekly Ntwspnpers, Monthly Mnirazineri, Kanry Note Tajier and Photovrnph and Autorapli Albums kept conftantty on hand; and, also, Travel in ir Meti'o Ordt-r and I'oeket HookH, Kverything tiiiiially kept in itridel38 hook-btoru can he fouiid upon our rt helves i CIRCULATING LIBRARY. In rnnnretion with the "City Itook Sliu-c" tliera is a t'iri'iilaliut; Idhrary o'r Severn 1 hun dred volumes, and in composed of the choiccHt literature. ifeirThoRe flesh (ne anvtbinir in nur line ill Messrs. Slover Baker have bougbt UAUUWAIIE.

luesilay evening, on ttiesiinjeet ol educa JUST RECEIVED souls lulu the kingdom of hcuvcu. School Books tion. flli-ruld. HARMANY A BLACKMAN. The ladies of the "Eastern Stir" will We are receiving goods daily and Aues' meat market.

Fifty cents will pay for theCouMKitciAL until January 1st. Mr. Spitlcr ami wife have returned The Place to get Your give an entertainment at Dole's Opera Inder Dole's Opera Hall, keep a full and well selected atock ol" IIA11DWARE, AXES, 1'UMl'S, CUTI.EItV. AILS, SHUVK1.S. llul.S.

ic Hall, on Monday evening next, lor the trom their bridal tour. benefit of the vellow fever, sullei'ers. when our stock is complete it will be the largest aud cheapest ever offered in this city. Martin Golden has kindly tendered the candies the best in Wo are also agents for the services of Ills troupe for the occasion. A market at waw 4UWUUrB.

Wc have just received another shipment of those UNLAtJN DRIED SHIRTS, all linen bosoms and cuffs, and flrst-class in large house is expected and will undoubt Judge Cunningham and Al Fieklin edly be present. 0lEK.V UOVS. If you want a nice Boot or Shoe at a School Hooks is at JOHN W. II ANNA'S Uook Store. GREAT RirN0.

IN THE CELEBRATED WILSON BROS. FINE SHIRTS, were iu the city yesterday. Get your school-books, at JAs. I. AVER'S M.

ALSHULER "One Price House." Receipts and Thanks. great Bargain stop at Puller Currcns. d'i well to (five us a call nx we intend to muku 1 hey have some bargains in Ladles Shoes mil Slippers, also Fine Shoes at The Fall term at Lee's Academy, opens on lirst Alonuay in Uctooer. every Only it an ohjrct to tlie ellizriii to bentow upon lie a portiou of their patronage. JAS.

I. AYER, Prop. "City Book Store." to cost to close out. Boots, hand made, at The folloWins lias been received in response i the fluids sent Smith by tho citizens or JOHN KIRCHCRABER, pesirc. to Inform his old friends and customers, and the public generally, that he is now iirepared at Ills place, just F.ast of Mattoon to fiirnisli OlthtS HOLiSE AN 1IKDDIXG I'LANTS, All oftho best stock, and in flnecundition.

Also all sorts of Garden Vegetables iu their i-asou. Please give me a call last of the i-ity on the Kickapoo Kuad. There were 4.000 people hi attendance $6,00 per pair. Fresli good coming iu all the time. Mattoon VlcKsnt-RG.

Sept. Glh. 1878. cents, at KAIIN BROS. at the Acoga camp meeting.

Goldeu's Combination will remain dm ing the remainder ol the week. Jerry Toles is now in the city, with Anot.r LollMKKCI il. hock re- headquarters at the old Farmers and-Mer It Is reported that Walter ratrick will chants bank, for the purpose of getting ceiveil, Ihuiiksol Ihisnssorialion and llieliless-intf of llie alllirled, two in ninnlKr. Wn. ItoCKWoop, 1'resident.

II. A. Mkmi-his, Sept. 4i1i. 1S7S.

Itei-eiveil rrnui citizens of Mntloon. Ilflv-one OMFFtlltH'S KKIiltlKl'tiK in not a panacea up an excursion to Kansas on nepteniber for all the ill lo uliii-h (lob i- heir. lo and forlv-live huiidredtb ilollars lor Howard Itvs. Parties desiring information should call upon him ai the above place. A more extended notice will be given next week.

Association. J. II. naiTll, Sec IIowakii Association, Xo. -ifi Main street.

KMI'llls. September 4th, 1S7S. i Messrs. Hinkle Buck-have the largest not prolesi to have 'dicenvered a i-nrr-aW. Iiut we ronfidently rei-otuiiH-iKl it to you a a sure, fafe and speedy cure for all di-i-ars nn.iiiif from Ma' aria.

In tliir elnhnof il is a initerh the eireulalioti and ullf-rly dcHtroys the jfi-rms of thf poison it will purify and build up llie debilitated i hIi-iii ih a shorter time, and witli more lnstnir beneill, than any other known remedy C. Itlrit-ahii-onJ proprietor, m. I is, Moi l-'ort-alc liy i Maltooit, III. Tol'iliens of Mattoon, 111. We relurii.you our heartfelt tliuukn for ymir synipiithy in this our lioiii-hi aiiiiciinu, nui pray ui.ir ituu nitty stock of dry goods, and notions ever brought to Mattoon.

Their shelves, and in fact the whole store, room is eoinplcte- MEYER BECKER liless you font, Weeiu lose lierew llli lei-eipt for received check ivliich WATCUtS, JLWMLkY, Klc. C. BOULTE, graduate of the Watchmaking School of Genera, Switxcrland, successor to E. A. Thielcu's, UNDER DOLE HUl'SE, MATXOOX, ILLS, ifas a good stock of Now Ooode, which added to Mr.

Thlclcns' elegant stock makes a superior assortment of WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWKLItV, Etc, YVatchntnking knd Rcpairino; done in the best trie. IMcasc give him anall ai.il atrial. is heraliy ackmiw lel.i,reil packed with the finest assortment ol ery l. ralefully lours, Have removed Ihrir Ptoek of nu.l goods that can be found in the country. J.

II. smith, scereuiry, ii.ii. Made to Order aud sold ready- mads, at scHOofiooTsT the placc to get your school books is at john w. hanna's book store. schoolIogks the place to get your school books is at john w.hanna's book store.

i Retail Groeerieii ami froviioiib to the Wre- room allies go at once ami look at their mag- ORGAN. A nice niudctt or.in. been ucd a nnniinnt nnnnntnr. niticcnt and unsurpassed stock. They were bought at low figures and will be little, but iroii.1 order, lor sale at a HMH H.l .1 i PI 1 1 MV old accordingly.

lor by 1 wt-iiuiJi i uuuuuuu Ul lor by bargain. I'ncc. S7j.no to be paid Nimrod Nooc ami Mr. Sbadraek met The newest stylos of Cheap Dress Goods at bottom prices, at CHAS On West Broadway. yesterday morning on East Broadway tint cuimiienced quarreling.

I lie ilisciis- OROCKHIES. ioii arose out ot Aooe little girl being bitten by a dog belonging to Shadrack. It resulted in Nooc being shot iu the bead MISUS. iiiivi.ia nucii, COMMERCIAL BLOCK, wkst a wkst 1st st lie I leirreel all of our ni cii-l-miers in our m-w fiinrlers. Wc heiH, many in namr will Im a.l.,-, to li.l utlrni.

We shall ever Hiakc it an ul.iii I In keep a fntl llie oiircsl ami Im-i l.riM-rr-i.--: ami the. linest as-ortnietil of WimkIi-u aui and guc-iisnan'. and being beaten witli a club in the hand soon withdraw trom the uazelle. The Areola Record lias become an advocate uf the bloated bondholder. A beautiful conservatory will soon adorn Col Richmond's residence, Mr.

Kat7. lias gone east and will return Willi a inagiiilicciit stock of goods. John Hunt will soon more into the brick just east ot Dole's Opera Hall. New Sewing" Machines cheap at Puffer Currcns, Come and see before buying. the Cumberland Democrat, was iu tile city the fore part of this week.

School Books, Miscellaneous Books, and stationery ol all kinds, at JAS. I. AVER'S. Miss Helen Hasbrouck tendered her friends a recharche party yesterday evening. School Hooks, Miscellaneous Books, and Stationery of oil kinds, at JAS, 1.

AVER'S. Mr. Hancock of the Xeoga Acw paid his respects to the Cummkkuial last week. Rev. Thome will preach at the Congregational church, at the regular hour, next 'Sunday.

Miss Celia Bcall is teaching school iu Paris. She left lor that place on Saturday last. Bishop Cavenaugh ot the M. E. church south, will probably preach at the M.

E. church Sunday evening. Messrs. Grier Co. of Peoria, have purchased and taken possesion of the Atlantic elevator.

-The best Is the cheapest. Dr. Bull's Baiiy Syrup is acknowledged to be the safest and most reliable medicine tor Babies. Pritv l' cents- the niuiilh. at l'l ri rt: Jt t't'llKKN's.

Shin- rlore. PUFFER Are now receiving a ilenilitl stock of IJoots and Shoes for the fall anil winter trade, and at prices that will astonish you. They also have on hand Candidate for Coroner. Mattoon, st-pt. lTs.

l.uther Adams Ksi. Hear sir: I take plea -are in informing you tha4 at a meeting the Icnncratie Cen of Sebadrack, and the latter being cut in the arm. Nooe is very weak and faint ixsrRA vcf. from the loss of blood. tral oinniittcv, at liarh-stoti, Sept.

7, you We defy competition on Dress werv he iiu.iiiihious rhoiee of the oiuinitue asthe utdidaie for coroner, to lilt vat-anry on the Mi'kcl, octifi'MHil hv Hit resignation ut NO. 12. TIVNEN 1 NO. 12. West Broadway, Mattoon, Illinois.

liROCEIIIES, I'ROVISIOXS, QUEEXSWARE. FLOUR, I have just opened a new and complete stock of tirocerics and am offering them to the public at very low figures. CASIIOKUOODS laid for all kinds of Produce. I am Sole Agent in Mattoon for Welch1 Wasbr iug Machine, the best article of the kind cve-liianiiiactiircd. J.

II.T1VSKN. Goods, Silks, trimmings, in fact all Jaob I. Ifrown, Hie nominee of the convention. kinds of Dress Goods. Don't to call snd see our stock.

lis eonnertjtin ith t.roeery Blo, wn will do a general liakiiiL' 1-tisint s's, atttl will keept-vitantly on uaod fresh re.il, Caki, 6lies. etc. a few dozen Ladies' side ane shoes at per pair. Cloth shoes at oOcts. to 5150.

call lours Irutv. I. It. Scc'y of Com. Ity Order ot Committee.

TliK BKPl.T MATTimN, 111., Sept. Ii); ltft. CBAIU, Mee'v t'entral nimnittee Hear sir: Having been nomiuaifd by. the fential I'liiuniittee as a eandidate fii-eortim-r, I will accept llie noun nation and vou are at liberty to use my name for thai portion. yours 1 Adamh.

M. ALSHULER "One Price House." In the last hour of the last day of Hie HIGHEST MARKET -Mill Knit- JOHN CUNNINGHAM. itENERAL fire insurance flATTOON. ILLINOIS (iifYick: No.i Kast Ilroadwayl siaits. lepresents tho following Reliable Insurance Companies.

NASir. OF COMP.VNV, AfSKTH. I'lio'iiiv N. I.ycontiu.ir luuraiiee 'o. S.lll.ti'.'t FireuiHu's i'tind Home lii-iiitant 411.

WW. art dd I inn It ltd summer, to-wit, at, 11 o'clock at night, August 31, lS7pl, 'Squirt! Tom Ferguson performed the marriage ceremony for Mr. Samuel Fiekes and Fanny Treaeli, of our SCHOOL BOOKS THE PLACE TO GET YOUR hoot at S-'l 00 per pair, and all the custom goods warranted. Be euro and see this stock before vou buy. PUFFER CURRENS.

PIIODUCB. All Goods Sold at LoncM Living Figures. MEYER BECKER, VI'liKjN, ILL. eilv, Mr. f.

is sixty ami Mm is his thud wife, while the bride is llt'ty-two years of Everything in the Domestic Line can he found at CHAS. ALSHULER'S. On West Broadway- ige, and Mr. is her hlili liush.mil. SCHOOL BOOKS IS AT JOHN The "young people" have the best wishes HANNA'S BOOK STORE- ul the Jj'MimI.

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