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Seymour Weekly Democrat from Seymour, Indiana • 2

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SlfSD 1860. E8TAELI order the "Seymour- and the "Lin- I mm mmmm THE SEYMOUR DEMOCRAT. SEYMOUR AS IT IS. BTL.X. BOLAXD.

Children coin, xne latter nave just completed their hall, which is acknowledged by iudees to be one of the finest to be The old reliable dealer ia EDITOR AMD PROPRIETOR EMIj E. RETTIG. Seymour's people tender a hearty welcome to all well-disposed strangers found in the State. CHURCHES. desirous of becoming permanent resi England has a new pest, the tipula The Methodist, Presbyterian, Bap dents, who win come prepared to turn to account the many undeveloped resource she possesses of becoming one tist, Catholic, Christian, German Methodist, and German Lutheran denominations, all own churches and grab, which ultimately blossoms into a Daddy Longlegs.

It goes to the toot of every green thing with amazing appetite, and so aeriouf are its ravages TOR of the most thriving inland cities are well represented. PAPERS. the west. that the Royal Agricultural Society Situated at the crossing of two great has issued an elaborate description First, we will mention, in deference Pitcher's Castoria. railroad thoroughfares, within a few of it and it little ways.

to its antiquity, the Seymour Time. JEWELEY, WATCHES, CLOCKS, Spectacles ef the best quality, and a Vast assortment of Fine Silver-Plated Ware Tea, Seta, Water' Beta, Water Pitchers, Cape, Cake Baskets, Pickle Castors. Breakfast Castors, Dinner Castors, Spoon Holders Card. Receivers, Fruit Stands, Butter Dishes, Syrup Pitchers, Cream Pitchers, Cake-Stands. Napkin Biacv AXT, EVERYTHING ELSEX HIS LIKE.

Xote the followics; low prices oa ef. his first-class goods Table Spoons, very fine, per sst. Dessertspoons, very fine, per SO Tea Spoons, Tory fine, per 3 A handsome, verv line, durable and beau- -tiful line of Silver Table Ware, and will last a lifetime. Table Spoons, per (2 SO Dessert Spoons, per 1 Tea Spoons, per 1 SO Forks, lsrp, per 60 Forks, matii'jm ixeper 1 5f Fine Silver-FIated Knives, per set 3 0 A Fine -Triple-Plated Castor for- 8 Silver-Plated Butter Knives, each only 25 Srery article warranted. Call and see' S.

V. HARDING, Utt Second Strijt, Seymour, lad. hours' ride of either of the four metro It was established by Dr. J. R.

Mon The black walnut forests of Iowa politan cities of Cincinnati, St Louis, are now suffering a raid of English Louisville and Indianapolis, its ad lgsnew IQw, aai PfeyvUlmms roe some twenty-five years and was republican in politics until about three years ago, when it was changed dealers, who are rapidly depleting it. vantages as a commercial center can hem, as those of this State and Iowa not be questioned. to an infidel, or anti-religious paper. IT IS HOT NARCOTIC bare been depleted. BLick.

waiccr is The element that made its name odious a few years ago has entirely The Times is regarded as th wickedest paper under the sun, vbut is ably edited and has an immense general in great demand in England, and unless, the wholesale cutting of it in this country is ended there, will soon be disappeared. Todav. and for several years past, peace, order and sobriety circulation. little of it left. reign supreme.

The Seymour Democrat ranks CENT AUB UNIMENTS thro World great Faln-Relievlnr; remedies. They heal, soothe and cure BurnSaWou Back and Rheumatism upon Man, and Sprains, Galls, and Laxne-nesa upon Beast. Cheap, quick and reliable. Some ten. years ago the Ohio and in age.

It has been established about. Mississippi railroad shops were located twenty years, and is apparently CortlaniMills here, since which the population of our prospering. The Daily Local Lever city has mor than doubled, number is issued from The Democrat office. -THi Both papers are under the direct ing at this time about 5,000 souls. It would be Impossible to compute the supervisor! or tmu itettig, the "Il 'iSigfV benefit that have accrued to us from the advent of these shops, as they Pioneer Mills of Jackson Co.

BSVE 1BI Thorongblj Orcrhtalfds Befitted and re-erraneed, wlih all the Im- roved Machinery, iaeludiae a new Fifty- lorse-Power frm Webster A Pill. A8K tb reeovar. Driprpties, BU-lioos Suffwm, Vio-timi ef Ftrif Bud 91 marwl DutMMd Patient, bow Iher rwoTtrM HMllb, Cbcerfol SpiriU and Good Appetite the will brought with them a large number of proprietor. The Monitor-Journal, the official temperance, paper of the State, is printed and published here, by M. E.

Shiel. It has been established sober, industrious mechanics, who re ceive liberal pay, and spend it free ly amone our merchant, or in build uil jom by Ukiaf about four years, and has an extensive circulation. ing and beautifying homes' for them' of Sew Albany, nscsssarV ta i First-asa Work' in: every respect. The operative-force is headed by the veteran miller, C. "-Scelback, a German of forty years' experience in Europe and America, and the urn- selves.

Amen? them can be-found Texas wtol growers hare re ifutly purchased in one county in that State tract of 300,000 acres of land bordering about twenty railealong the Rio Grande, upon which they intend to graze about 200,000 sheep. From a flock of 35,000 head, they hare this Tear, on a six months clip, realized 18,000 of the Hon. Rich-ard Thompson, from the raging Wabash, is. amusing himself in building, or reconstructing, or completing four double turretted monitors. The ec-Yetary's fancy has run riot" in the invention of numes the Terror, the Amphitrite, the Puritan and the Mon- alnock.

We hare no means of know, ing what kind of a fight these- ships could make with a few of the ironclad devil fish which carry the British nag around the world but the experiment of putting them in shape will cost by the present appropriation about 5.000t00i0. The Boston f. re ilepartuent has add-; cd a ''jumping cloth to its outsit, to be ued to catch people axapiryr fntin Last, but not least, comes the Seymour Republican, eighteen months manv of our most exemplary citizens. A 'new railroad, with its lower old, the best paper in the wor hold on. Wear writing this for a rival terminus either at Owensboro, prietors are safe in aaaranteeinc ki food satisfaction aa any mill ia the country.

The Highest Market Price Paid For Wheat, Cora, Dogs aBcl Cattle, or Evansville, running through Seymour, thence to Bellefontaine, paper and will close with saying that the Republican is published by J. R. Abernathy and L. M. Boland, who Ohio, is in a fair way of being built at And we have, constantly on hand, for sale-1 Flour.

Meet. Hominv and Ofiall of all kiade an early day. Its coming will add Simmons Ldver Regulator For PYSPErSIA, CONSTIPATIOX, Jann-liee, Billieui attarkt. Sick Kecdarb, Clie, DprMioa of Spirits, Boor Stooaach, Heart Burn, IT HAS "XO EQUAI This anriTaled 8outhrn niMdy IS war-ranUti not to contain a tinf lo partielo of Umarr, or aoy iojarioua mineral raV-tanoa. but ia PURELY VEGETABLE If you foal droway, debilitated, Sbto frequent month taatee badly, poor appetite and toncno coated, you are anoer-ing from torpid lirer or "biUiouaneea," and aothisf will euro you ao apeedily and permanently aa to take Simmon Liver It ia ciTowith aafety and tbo happiest results most delicate infant.

It lakes i be place of quinine and bitters of every, kind. It is the cheapest, purest and beat family medicine in th world. I. II. 2EILIX Philadelphia, l'a.

10-It BOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. join with their brethren of the press iu materially to our importance as a trade extending a cordial welcome to all at the Lowest Cash Price a Good Article. All we ask is jS fair trial, and' satisfaction is guaranteed. To vhe public wo are thankful -for past favors, and sk ibat. the same, be continued so loss; a we merit them.

center. OUR XEEDS. who 'visit us on this day of jubilee or who mar conclude to adopt our city as their home in future. As General Ben Butler's hair grows Qur greatest needs at- the present P. O.

Address Seymour, Iud October SU, 1 time are more manufacturies, ofa class that will give employment to unskilled labor. There is a disposition manifest gray and his years tell in his, speech he loses his brusquencss and talks with Mr.Hm.!P. our people to regard every man barninffbuiWIoM. It a sheet uf less and lees tartnj- lie believes I trit light of a benefactor who tar- FRANK LET a ft to at r-ty alCie remunerative employment to hi fellow man. Capital employed in a.

strong duck about ten feet rruajc, with" convenient arrangement about he edges for men to hoid it W. The duck is strengthened ly a wide tle manufacture of furniture, or almost that the iuiiou ifthe republican party 1 used up; VAhfc does not think that the working! of America will ever be iufluenLedyy socialistic a3 they are in several of the countries of Europe. Fever Ague Ciire nything else made from wood, at this- stnp sewed diagonally from, evtrpt without doubt yield large COLLECTING AGENT. Office in Odd Fellows new building, over the front of L. L.

BoUee' store. 4T-SS to corner. The cloth- occupy but lit- returns, as timber of all kinds, and of tie eice when folded and are easily the best' quality, grows in abundance As a substitute for newspapers at the Roal Turkish Palace, sixty spie carried with the fire apparatus This all around us. OUR INDUSTRIES. a simple and inexpensive contrivance MADE FHOM ROOTS, HERDS AND BlkS.

It beyond a doubt. The Best Ague Hedidne theWcrld. It des not prodece any bnzaioc in- head like quinine, and instead: of are employed to hang about the bazar and streets, -attending as much as possible to everybody else's business. and may save" ute. it woum a rood thioi; for all lire dvpartments to T.

S. dALBRAITH. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Seymour, Ind. CSes ea Cietteut Strtst, next deer to S. fiestsfiali'sStert: pV Calls ia the city or country attended lo prrmptly, Among the.

industries already established here we have, besides the railroad shops referred to above and to bring to their palace regularly adopt. Death ofa Centenarian. The Seymour Manufacturing their budgets of small talk and gossip, which, in the manufacture of snaths, Before the Capital of Indiana, Ter while five professional talkers are al mc tne nervous system ii acis enureiy see reverse, building up the weak, and prostrated nerves, thereby assistia nature 13- threw ji r. a cradles, Ac. employs about ritory was established at Corydon, DAVISON ways oh hand to retail the scandal thus collected to the royal ears.

Ii one hundred men. and while the now populous eoenty of The Seymour Woolen Mills have a Roil The Beujrol Tanrer." Harrison named in' honor of the hero of Tippecanoe, Fort Meigs, and the Thame was almost an unbroken capacity for employing about seventy- This is little Johnny's composition on the "Roil Benzol Tacgcr "One wl u.i ivrdwiv muwi. mm wv Ague. It expels comp'etely any malanaS' biuod poison from the system, ahvlmakee com If te cure. -TECS.

27ZWS7, Scls Ag't, Stf. SEYMOrR. IXDIAHA. a. Jackson County MONUUEHTAL WCRKS, five persons, and for the last year have been nnabi to keep up with the orders Elizabeth Eowinan, then GESEKAL DEALER IX time there wm a man which had a tag received for goads from abroad.

ger, and toe tagger it was a sno, and the man he tux. the money Tar to git Ii would require too much space to mor than briefly mention our planing in. Toe man he had a Die paper a young wife, took up her residence there with her husband. The thaws and Shaw nets had their hunting grounds in the county at that time, but these pioneers continued in nailed onto the taggers, and the paper mills, saw mills, grist mill, stave mills, foundry, machine Ac, which, in all, employ upward of on hundred it said, the paper did Th Hod Bengol Tagger, sometime called the Monnerk of the. Jungle, Hands of.

peaceful possession of their frontier more men. Seymour, BYRNE Practical MA DDI OliTTCDO -home until the confederation of all the Indian tribe under TecusvMh, No Techin the Tagger The monnerk of the jungle it was always a-Jay-in down with it's nose between it's J. hex aoout one hundred persons enjaased in what might properly be when the Indians began to raid the HARDWARE, TINWARE STOVES, TOOlS, SEYM0UK poc, and the roix.es wntcn had paid tor to rit in they was mad cos it settlements and slaughter the inhabit called the sale ox merchandise, besides a wouldn't wock and rare like distent ants. On two occasions, in the" ab inaameraaie smaller trades, such as restaurants, lunch rooms, shoe-shops, sence of her husband, Elizabeth Boi nmnuLt wui li-iiw- DealeraiaallkiBsef imx mw.a mm. thunder.

But the sho man he said 'That's ol rite when I git the new cage etc. man and roily Miller defended the We have four hotels, namely The Bowman cabin, successfully against Indian attacks, on one of these Hotel Jonas, a magnificent new struc done, hut this is the same cage when the cine feller broke out in Oregon, time he et up them seventeen men and their Then the folkes thay wade el stand back and tock in whis a aw a Ww a ture, situated directly west of th O. occasions killing two of their assail- SJ i I WJBH SISJSS1SVMW SSSaSWsyssSemry Eiglish, Scotch and. Imerieam Craalle lltnnmeits, TomhStOHt9s.tCe THE EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOS All. depot; the Faulkooner House, ants.

vwsj tuizaoein continued to re on the north side th Mansion House. nd in that county all the balance' ef and the City Hotel, besides several Srs whue toe tagger siepc. xwt one a feller which was drank betake-to punchen the tagger with the ma st hed of his stampeded the oddience wild, and the wimxnin fbkes they stud onto chairs and hollered first-class hoarding house. SCHOOLS. THE WEIJLrKNOWJI FORT B1TSER UMlTOHE, aeWsK 11 auf su- sl T)lsan The Shields' High School is second like it was mouse, but the drunk hernia, and a few days ago, at the residence of her grandson, a man in middle life, she passed peacefully away, full of simple faith in the atone-ment made for her by the Saviour in whom she believed.

At the time of her death she was over 104 years WHE3 5EXDI50 SUCH to noae la the State, has upward of chap he kep a jobbia the monnerk of ti eaussaaaaaaaai W. aaMMsuuVTii If ATi Fi 700 pupils, and is in session ni months each year. There Is talk of ll UV S'S symasiw erue- mcnts of this stone. Efeusl in Style anA Doimbilitj to any Granite, sad at me jungle erewvi. iruj iubb ura monnerk it bellered otfle and riggled, but the feller kept a poken like be wa fireman to a steam engine.

Bime- building ward schools at no distant GO SEE HISll One-sail tne vosx. bv the monnerk it lumped onto its day, to accomodate the smaller children. The Catholics have an elegant hind feet and shucked itself out of its skin and rolled up its slefi and spit onto its hands and spoke up and said Prices of all our work are as low se work in oar line can be ionrished, and when parties oner work any lower than T7. k. school, in a substantial brick edifice, and there are two German denominational schools, all of which are doing 'I behang if I cant jest woUip thej wm tin.

it oecause weir wuramniimii. i peagreen sramn oni uw gum mku effective work. or material are inferior to oars. AT THE STEW BBICKs OS old, having been born in 1776, Elizabeth, Bowman was a remarkable woman. She was intimate in the family of Gen.

Harrison and Got. Posey, the first Governor of Indiana Territory. She knew Gov. Jennings well. She frequently visited the convention1 that sat at Corydon, and framed the Constitution cf Itdiaua.

She saw the corner stone laid for Indiana first Capitol; still standing at Corydon. x. Ir. P. Byrne will call on all needicg galoot which has been a proddia this ere larger And the oddience thay thuir line, vfith a full suvtjct LODGES.

The Odd Fellows, Masons, Knights wasstonisbed." of Pythias, Knights of Honor, and of designs of their own drawing. Dressed and Eough' Stone on hand all timea. Hethnates furnished on A Philadelphia barber refused to Good Templars, all have lodges here color Bob Inrersolli mustache en the mm STREET all kinds of Building Stone, Stone that are in excellent working order. plea that it should never be said of him that "he dyed ah infidel." There are two Lodes of the first-named Fronts, Dy JUix iAuxi..

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