Seymour Weekly Times (Newspaper) - November 17, 1877, Seymour, Indiana R. PAPER WITH FEW a If not in 22. NOVEMBER 17, 1877. 33. r. at up slairs ' in I lie Will to at Notary Ti All fue with S. A I. Will all the the trial t B. at ii U. 1.1 J M. my I I have ' ami 11.1I tiar ill S is a lor 4ir with the Irar it Itar ami always with thr ami 1 am within law ami will it kejit on TO the at tlic j Lyman Bulles will you the best Oct. 13th, 1S7T. instituto to at a. will IIIC 1 a luTier out in anj kind of family groceries fur i to Mrs. W. B. if you bargains in word for but taken in exchange for groceries .it the cash store of Lyman ill all ti c at ill story 0!hi oil ill ' K Its 1) always have of in the l at 8.1I1TII, and Sign to r wall w h. T. tins 1 ami Wall a and a to a for iti next the institute with the following a. Kh a. S. 1I:;U1 a. m. p. p. 3:ir> p. 4:00 p. The this wore hy Mr. the teacher ot the He very and the the that of should gin with the cl Mr. then a cUlss of the Tf the township ami pive in goodi and lots of them at the The 1,-s.son 1 of and by a live next was that of the Slatti growth of the Mr. a rapid of the the the to the aii of ami then the more after the manner ot a The then to at 1:15 p in. has the largest of boots and sboes in this part of the and alt kinds of smoking material at John C. ware and cheap John C. mammoth provision and lots of them at Prices down to bed rock and makes a specialty of Gno and examine for syrup in the place at the cheap store of Lyman ail other of molasses and other ryth J AMI IV iii 11. and in a of and has a ntin n. w I in f. r is ii th. il V. t. nos you watit a custom boot thai will give you entire satisfaction and last until you are of life you mi st go to Reub St. Louis near the and sweet and Irish in great abundance at John C. at Lyman stole and save 10 sugar of all and at the cheap cash grocery store of Lyman bargains in fine goods at and I ami a lit ill t the on rx .in nil will U- T E 1.) U. of 11 in this pilla r 1.1. il I oil I. 111!- 1 ' 1.1..W p. on 11 1.111. r ill al n .id will ' l inu r of overcoats at Mrs. W. 15. to sold low for the price for country produce at his soe the new slock of winter i ery goods at of all styles at ' Co and see at ' lor butter and eggs at retail ' and and to for your boots and l lie stock is immense and fresh and the Mr. an and hy The i iiy in of Mr. as his short the vt and to the then to the the oi in an alile alili under the of in -s ami to i to l the lo I the and a Ii of Want of text dull in 1 AND SHOE l 1-: 1 m SHOE call ut Joe take a his new stock of winter your salt and meal i and save a heavy per for Window al it prices and 1 - 10-.;. I Till 1 i 111..'. 1.-I H. LIT 1 .Tk liin k. pl I a tv riKi I. l STOM r iit 1-. f-.r a ni 1: m- .si M. ill of k. Work To N f l 1'. 3Iaii)ic, Slotus Aro r Irish of the brands at of heuting at Davijon I and felt at low will bear in mind that Mrs. has late novelties in vour of at the old His stock of moulding very of ali the hesi k. pt at in any part of the at lowest jn the best and ' cheap at the and in great abundance al the cheap hy the cheap by the by the Cheap the air at the were I The at I wus that the of iti the is on for then the a. a. 111.. Map and the a. 111., p. 111., p. p. 111.. was a 01 the of the it 1.1 of the The the in as the lime of the institute the of Kitty C. M. ti. lev and 1'I-k:vIns, 5 FEED H. 1- at ail hire at low a l will put lip in jart of the at oysters on hand at L. Sold by the can or served I at table in every STONK i Marble and stone work of any kind cheaper than any else in southern Indiana at marble work? on Chestnut your school ami blank books of and ink at is the time to secure bargains in clothing at 11. i of the best cheap at s. large at Charlie door from the rubber boots at rubber ks J raid K at any in and and n sack t. E. all biw for all kinds at low figures for i cash at John east of Jeff your hy buying your and of Lyman ail at John very nice very low at the big of goods just received by Charles i second from the or are freest from in hot The choice between the and Berkshire for with which to the native stock of hartly of the who have tried tlie fonner have been delighted at but after a few years to recall with longing the lean haVus and thin but of the breed. The trouble with the pigs for the south is that they are not active They are of the and and their grades of like The side fat is and so is the leaf and so far the breed all that could be but the shoulders are too fat for and the ham is not marbled with fat the are much more more wide leAs easily but good Their improvement the original may be made very and yet the proportions between and lean in the and pork or bacon is such preserve the excellencies of their The hams are large and and juicy with diffused are not quite .sj fattened when and fed as the but they will much themselves in the Hugh Findley was here is flowing into Seymour at a Campbell has finished up new team ran off in Seymour demolishing Walker must this hungry thanks for a fine piece of fresh delivered SOO bushels of corn to Price Hemphill last is that Shepherd will leave and settle is the wheat prospects I Hermann have had a heavy jol corn for Jacob which they have just ol Brown's are receiving ar integumentary covering of Holmes lost another makes ten horses and mules he has had to die since the spring of is a matter of regret that the Times is not published or or five or six a It is hard to estimate the interest with which it is the saw mill man is a rancorous yet the guest and boarder of captain who is to be the This is probably owing to the southern Brown is such a and that it were a pity to vote for liim for thus lose him from our and it were a pity to not vote for him and thus have him Between these sad extremes we balance our votes by name of John Robins or lately moved into was bitten by a dog by Harman Nov. His right leg and right wore badly have their mill ridge to dog to be rabid agitated the in and about ye ancient ohl last lie was and by Charley without tltc 1,1 a R. Brown is J. W. A. J. B. McCoy and of the Cortland have a man here who not now has been half so mean a man as or Brick either lor th it 111 1 yet life and bo thrilling interesting as want no man indebted to me to be to me on the subject of hay or young or old or anything that will do to feed with or that l ean feed eatables tetter care ui i and when for may be oir with half the feed the For the and cheapest dry goode to John on east j northern and Try the by Thorn is a more They deliver in any in any his Io of the case of good daik opened at John WolTs 8UX. lU a sii we a nt and all We lake I the k our her to kwp our clean ami for ant ask v 5':;. JUtl AN NON A jonr Ready Made A LARGE LOW for Fruits and the renewal of would remind friends and rs that it Ls a. Us for the ten it relies a and tu it every ' r of the ' The isa prive by 33 mouth, or ture him to take a little prints just so that all he cats to flesh and cash i if produces is with him never and with plenty of the burden of life is to digest it. breed is pre-eminent among the black and by none fat or in its is 1 of the dismal a .IS Thinker can - - one Dollar a yea hill U- it are w it their fifteen For clubs of 1 Eighth dos not know THB W It the l the ana thousand greet mid ll m the and Ita and literary make it a for the family and the - - a iw the cheapest ror with 511) we ill semi copy york J. a prominent citizen of Bell and an inveigled from his home recently by u mob of believers into some where they him and announced their ' 's of their are ao we the help of god we will stop your of A strong tough then amid a deep intended to impress the victim with the of his a hundred lashes were on bis He was then set and a notice stuck up stating that infidelity in future would punished in Belt county by the use of torch and this is legal tender to writing to the Banner a quiet village situated on the banks of a beautiful probably means the banks of a placid that winds its through the has the name of George of this township for the office of This village situated upon this creek and the balance of the waste language like has got a heap to do with the question at but the v of is a thorough gentleman and would be hard to Walker procured a hunting dog from Sir Joseph the efficient master mechanic of the Times The dog was said to be A day or so after him Dan to try his .So he coaxed him out from under the and gun in hand for the But the story ends abruptly for the first sight that got of the he scampered away in an at a rate that would have given a fresh laurel gallant Ten And now Dan is debating whether to shoot Sir or the debating quarreling about which is the destructive fire or Seems like it take a fellow long to decide that the two great deal more destructive than either young was heard to always for the Cortland items the first receiving the I often wondered if it wasn't this feature of the that gave it its little of Abe living at burned that it died on Tuesday of evening as Homing was from he met another team on the when his to scare and shy and back and climaxed the whole by backing tlie wagon and themselves tlie into the depth Loney jumped from the wagon just as the last mule's ear from and was The mules while the wagon was some Madden in scouting around over from Ross Co. 2. Sib I think my cents on the was a little above an average of the but blast I did not to make it public that tuy were so that they had to raise their children on But the truth is out ami I do not know aa I caro very for when the devil finds I'm to and can stand his high it will inake him feel like the bull that encountered the a sort o' but it may encourage the cuss in the study of and knows the the devil will next invent or discover for the benefit of his but public you by mail a copy of the Weekly Cincinnati Gazette and yoit two one headed by that has some interest in the outside from which you get an idea that will already valuable paper even more But the article gets a set is that on which I desire your special Mv time is almost at or I should attempt to niv only in regard to the cal cowards and liars who perpetrated the outrage on Dr. but also in to the editors of the Belton and Cincinnati many ot whose ablest contributors and in with Dr. Editors who publish an article witli with an evident sly chuckle atul and undercurrent of without one word in of the brutal fiends whose blind fanatical religions zeal prompts to acts and who by some mistake were put up on two as a of burlesque on the lack the keen vision of a or would see .an the walls of the sanctum the frightful tekel which if they arc unable to let them call on Dr. and as he reads and let them open their eyes to the drift and tenor of the age and or to the not better attempt to arouse the old spirit for sake and 1 am to believe that but few of them are to attempt it. Among are some of my warmest friends and I know that are keenly alive to the fact that it is by the and provisions of a. and infidel that all the rights of faith and belief are vouchsafed to the bur. let no one to think that the and retrograde cause of can be by an eifort to stay of intellectual You may intimidate Dr. as von did and others and since but this will not stay the Niagara over which you arc drifting with such terrible I such and think all the poultry of are their and singing a new gotten for the of the who outraged the person of Dr. the chorus which all that of the inquisition and intimidation are among the and gloomy things of the may be small and and benighted places in or the torrid regions of old orthodox where brute force is and intellect below par J but such regions only wait the plowshare of to be- ' come productive yielding a rich and golden neighborhood should be abandoned by all men of brains and The con is that the exception of the doctor and a few of his they are proud of the caudal that adorns Darwin's primitive them for they are of that who glory in their shame and you never can make much out of the mud with which you are soil your hands to no for they are not Evolution will reach your iu the course of a few thousand and the tails and tusks will The air will become unsuited to the animals that now flourish and men will and 1 will come down and join you in a grand jubilee over the mighty if Ijy the laws of chemical action and I am yet to retain the organic L. N. M. D. Haute of the full legal tender silver dollar will be farce unlimited coinage i3 provided Any scheme to bonds to buy silver bullion for coinage is the worst of theft Give the a chance to take their bullion or their o ld spoons to tlie mint and get exchange for them silver That is the kind of that is and it will do Three or four hundred millions of cheap silver dollars would make trade lively and put greenbacks at a Silver is an inconvenient of but it is better for people to carry it in cartridge boxes than carry none at horse he ever it. But he happened not to have a horse about at the time but what was wunh thirty or in so he thought he ought to have some Tiie good farmer having logo instructed his wife that if Dick came to offer him first twenty dollars and finally dollars to boot between Now it .so happened that Dick was hanging around the place or somehow heard this and so he approached the lady and the trade She asked him about the amount he asked and he replied that he couldn't think about taking ks than and so the paid and the horses SIO boot was Preacher A. has given birth to that child that she charged Bassett with being the father and which created such a sensation among the and of the colored some time The The child is considerably the feminine so to more ol that greenback meeting was held at the court house on Wednesday afternoon and addressed by Hugo A slim attendance was as the are tired of hearing theories without some definite as we have been fed that kind of fodder until we are at the door of
