Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 25 May 1867 — Page 4

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J®'" County Clerk Simpson has reeeived copies ot the laws passed at the.J Ses«i™~oTlHe~ljegisiature. Each township Trustee, Justice of the Peace, Constable and offioer of the county, is entitled

toftc°py-

t@T Sea the advertise of the Exoursion to Cincinnati, at the remarkably low price of $1,76 »the aound trip from India* napolis. This affords a rare opportunity not only to those who wish to see the great Black'Crook," but to others having business engagements in that direetion to visit the Queen City at an exceedingly eheap rate. ... •.!* '-""VO'i

Cornelius & Haggerty anuortnoe

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Hay 25w»

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TIME TABLE

10:60

ALXOK AJT? ISTO® HAUTE-

,T-.. ABSITE 2:20

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CIULWFOBBBVILLE

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.... Accommodation..

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tun. 4:i0 P. M..........

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T£BB.B*HAUTE POST OFFICE

OFEMSfi A.M) C1081S8 OF *411*.

.. MAILS CLOSE.

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Ciudunati, daily• 11:00 A.

Sa^fcSJWfSSf^1tt5:5 Kv^turvi.'lo and way msii daily, at......... 8. Mur«m,Monday aod Thursday, at Ho«S»*Uto,''*ridajr,at Atflboro, Monday, at... llaisfloii, lf»y

7:00 P. 3:00 *.

.1' MAIL3 OPEN.

Ka-iMOj.way mail, duly, at.—..Cincinnati, daily,

W oleic, owijr, at. Buckv^s and w*y mail, dealy, *,•• MJfi*' livanavuiu ahd way mail, daily, at....... P. Mururn, Vcune«lay and Saturday, at... Xlo wrillr K"-"yi Acuoui'o, j.onduy, at SLuoua.ii ftU'j

Sunday frost 8 to 0 A I. All

Offlcs *p«n on «..»« clci* on Sunday «T»»lnffat 6

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TO-DAY'S ADVKRTISBMENTS

HcVDry Good—Ctrnolini H»gg»rty. Biatfk Ciook—J£xcar«ion OfWittnatL

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qiTY ANP STATE ITEMS.

g&tPapers id the Northern part of the Stale continte to »peak encoutagiirgly of the prospect for frait In that section.^

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The German Band, under the

leadership of Prt)fe«»or pAQXTA, gave the Expreea Office a glorioua serenade last night, for which they have onr thanks

A post mortem examination. of the

child fobnd in the river, waa made-yester day, ^ten it was ascert«i9ed. t^e skull had Veen broken by a blow, sooae nian ner.uu

Testerday Indianapolis

this morning anew arrival of Spring and Summer jJry Goods, bought at the recent low prices, and which they are selling at gruiUly reduced prices. The motto of this firm—''small profits and quick returns,"— is commanding.a.d^^jjdlj-Wul^ibad aDuttAgap in it." tensive trade, both from city and oountry. Read their new advertisement.^

OF THE

Tows

Hmeald

states the sale of the Terse ,^ajute road to the fcinonnati, Bellefuntaine, PeanBylva nia j'Centrftl, and other parties has teen consummated.

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t&" Cn yesterday and the day previous, we understand, one of our law firms, fil ed in the Clerk's office, eight applloations for divorce. Not very good days for di- ,,, C. J.:a J./.i'-W-t-*'-'*'-''' vorce, either^,,, ...i-n .'

tSST Major D. A. Oonover, Mr. MoKin ley and Michael Joab were admitted to the Bar in the Circuit CoUrt yesterday The Court asked them if they had any motions to .make, but the only- "motion" was for their l'ats and the door.. -T.v-.l

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Two children, aged respectively

four and two years, were recently lost'In tho township in which New Albany is situated. After a three days and two nights search, according to the

cial,

Commer

they wure tound, about three miles from home, complacently sitting on th? bank of a rivulet, throwing stones and pebbles in the brook. The little "oodg ers" were in the best of spirits when found, and apparently quite indifferent to the price of corfl in that locality--

A FINS SiOdT.—Yesterday a gentleman of good address, "wrapped in' the mantle of his own originality," with intellect and joy beaming from hisoeuntenance, was seen trippling along the street Jn almost a fairy-like manner. The ladies— d:»r creatures, who see everything that -4S pretty—observed the aforesaid gentleman, and involuntarily exclaimed '•What a handsome man." "What beautifully flaing garments." The "mantle of origTnallly7' reader, poetically describes the entire suit, which was made at Hartsock & Bannister's Union- Clothing Store.

f©~In the Circuit Court yesterday, Buell Morris, indioted for receiving stolen goods, was tried by a Jury and acquit, ted.

Martha Philips and James Lawrence Were arraigned on charge of fornication, and trial set for some time next week.

Tho cases of Chris Garrel, Martin Wagner and George il. Scott, implicated in the railroad robberies and receiving stolen goods, were set for Wednesday next.

Bichard Hart, one of the gang, put in a plea of "guilty." His case will" bff disposed of this morning. We learn that he intends to make a complete expose of the whole affair, and will probably implicate some persons who are not indicted. His version will no doubt make some rich disclosures. .:=|

GOVBESOR. MOBTOS—THE

SKFC&i^-TAC.EriioT'i^r

CSATIC VICTOBT VALUE OR

PICNICS—^HE WEIL AOAIK.

[tiMTMpopdoiic* of theJndUxiapoUp Jeucp,

TEERE HAUTE, ifay"22,

Gome and fee how beautiful the pr^irie9 are, and what a neat little city has nestled i4*«n their broad bosom. Just now they ore in holiday attire, dressed as a bride for the e'«' morn, awaiting the coming of her beloved.

Terre Haute is in the transition state between town and city!

A grrat feature of Terre Haute is the Bosi well. "It smells to heaven it is a gret|t bore at best, a nuisance to the olfactories and of no value to the proprietor thus far. 1 went to the w.el| to learn wbalt.I could of it, but the artist who was in command of tho works was[ of the nonmjmittal, no-you-don't, either, order a can't be pumped any more than a dry well. By a series of leading, questions I learned that the well is now sunk to a depth of over sixteen hundred feet, that oH has heeg tgached in paying quantities, fhow much that is, is luft to the imagination^) and that the ^il^ikjiBt.bejunk to a greater depfF,. This .well has been more than a nine-days' wonder, and it Would be cruel in Mr Bose to stop now. Tbe people want him to see how far he am go, and where he would be when- he got tbera. ^Tbe election here for oity officers was telegraphed over the country as a Democratic victory, which is not the case. The iss ie that defeated tbe Bepublioan candidate for Mayor was purely local. This is clearly shown by the sucoess of the balance of the ticket. The Germans, many of them, bolted the Bepublican ticket, just as in Fort Wayne they bolted the Democratic ticket.

They have a connndrundrum here which is not bad. "Why is the Bepublioan candidate for Mayor's race like General Butler's race on the Jatoes Because

The next election will set all things even here, as every one well understands. Democratic victories are as Dard to find as the milk sickness used to be. In every city where a victory was olaimed, it is prox^Q to be the result of cause* entirely iucal. A great many things will have to be forgotteu before a genuiue Democratic victory is achieved anywhere in Indiana

Much attention is ju-.t now being paid to coal and iron in this part of the State. Conductor Chambers—everybody knows him—a very prince of conductors, told Ui that Eastern capitalists are paying frequent visits to see tue prospect here, and tnat many are making preparations to work both the coal and iron mines more extensively than I had ever thought they eottld be worked. Fow are aware either of the valuo or extent of our coal deposit still fewer know that iron ore can anywhere be found iu the State rich enough to justify working. Gentlemen whose experience is ample, and whose veracity and information is unquestionable, such as Mr. Thomas, of the Indianapolis Bulling Mill, pronounce the coal of tt.is section the. best in the United States lor the blasting furnace. The iron ore being so near the coal miner, pig iron can be produoed at much less expense than at auy other point in the country. A gentleman from Cleveland, Ohio, who is interested both in Pennsylvania and Ohio, in iron mining gave me his opinion of the prospects for iron mining here, that it was much more favorable than any poi,ntJn either, ot those States. He is now engaged in putting up two immense blast furnaces, showing his faith iu his opinion. Indiana, if balf that these men claim is true, will take rank among the first iron and coal producing Stales. This source of wealth being generally unknown, has been little calculated upon, and our own capitalists will find tin-easel yes for behind Eastern men in dovelgp}|rg- this J«frgBtntt«l -*adunfai ling interest.

LODIS

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with. By the wa of the Terre Haute look as business

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CITY

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INDIANA

OI/AL AND LB03T"ILRNIT8—THEY ABK

jro J|K pmrE^oPto^AJ Goopt J&*??

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It is a good thing to go to the Exposition^ Paris it is aBetter thing to go to' Niagara Key York, Washington, a^Tthp famous places of our own country, but it stfll better to'make a tour of!roQr'

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3tate and know it well before going beyond her borders or beyond seas. There *re many at thetffpitaf wKliave never seen this Prairie City thM, »M«§t ini oriS vast flower bed like a choice peony. Gome into Terre Haute frtAr ^rhich direction you will and the extreme beauty of the L-hampaign can .nojt_ bu|. ftqpreea. jroui Jloun tains and rivers are grand, but lookng from iny car wiridow, coming fresh' from the beauty of -tbeaer-I- hardly' say they strike me with intenser feeling than these broad prairies—God's fltfwet garden. Far as the eye can reach appears the never-ending plain, ready fo£ the plow and harrow. Here, if anysi where, the bountiful earth ','laugha with«a hirveat when ticklad wilha hoe," as some one fancifully says. The ocean is scarcely more level, scarcely more billowy.

part of the peo

ple regard it as a first class city already, and are disposed to adopt city, customs and city business habits others think the old way good enough, and are disposed to hurry. The tendency cityward is the strongest at.d will prevail many, indeed, would be indignant at the thought of this lacking a single requisite of a city. It bat many natural and fair acquired facilities, and though it will never maks a very great city will always be respectable and maintain it9 present rank. The Wabash river is of great commercial value to the 4)1 ace, the amount of shipping done being vety considerable. Looking at it, 1 pot^ld not but wish the "Governor Morton" had attempted to walk the waters like a thing of lift*," in as fine

wla^r A?lWiyH- TOi TTTfflt^ sane Hospital^ are well secured. 2Mw|^

I admire Terre Haute. Qrecannot do otherwise, for it, is a beautiful and thoroughly enterprising city^ One thing it lack?, which Indianapolis lacks as well, and that is a thorough systerrr of making che'names of the streets prominent, either oh the lamp posts, buildings of corner of thei fenees. It is a disgrace to ahy city ithai strangers have to fely oh the uncertain knowledge of cltisens. Main street here has the cross streets marked in an imperfect way, and there it rests. If the new authorities of Indianapolis do npt have this work of small expense and great utiHty done immediately, they wtil hardly have the opportunity of again failing of their duty anot hor term. As much might be said of he authorities of ,this oity,

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Thinking of this vast and interesting field for enterpriser and activity, and of the great beauty of the country spoken of. 1 again say, oome out and see this part of our State, sea every part, before you go east for pleasure. Wav do not some of the societies seeking localities for picnics

to tbe prairies? It is a short ride over a road second to trooe in the eodfitfy in any particular, and will pay, better., than going to Cincinaati, in ntfeny,wavis. An inundati on of pleasure-seekers might Astonish the natives here,

s-but

they Will

show the elephant to all free, and with urbanity. Besides, each one Ban go up to thejrpiaod getj (s)eeanfaati»alaM»t

heads ui tills

a very shrewd

irig it.

•ST At tfce-'Gbng*eg*tion»t' Cbordi, |omorrow 'morning,. Bev. B. FrMk'^w^'KiU repeat, by advioe, the eerruon preached* before thir Stats Assooik* tionatXndian

last VreiSkf'.

SUBJECT—

'door.opm Morf Qmgrt-

^fvndfts^i wtj^itrick. Persons dAirotis o^ a cdh'&ft'iferiunfcl&ioti of the polity ol. ..Gongregetiwa^^arciiesjor interested in ^hu discussion )£$» tedtobe^ese^j p^:

Letters ^dr^sed.

main in our Port?Office, for ^li^ing postuge stamps affiled. 'They will ^ined one we^i, aja/d then^ .sent/to the dead letter office

r| Mn..Ioren QooUinir.

Ura. Mettle Good m^n, Liotrjl In(V BobertWrJgbt,H«a:(ii, Ohiu, .t Mrs.' Barah

Wright,funuell, Ohiu-

Bicbarfi biqimuDt, Oli»y, Wa. ih Wiii'.

H. Bbelmire, Phllapelphta, Pa «-r JAW ha* n? »"vfc

Qtwago, X,

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VieisrUk Oood, Elkhart, connty. Iad^ n:

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Hose just offered. Something very flne for summer at 25 cents, and open work and Lisle Hope. [dtfi •4 EfiaAtitfe t3o.

aQr%er^ek^)t'^Iace fir Skirts and Corsets i», l(Ve|j»fJ| Jfc#ory, oppdeite- the Po^t Office. 25dwtf

STKAWBEBRIXS 1—8. Stone will- serve up at hi* Tee Cream Saloon this evening? thei first Strawberries of-the season, received direct fromNashvHle. [dlt ^--i ..

Stream as

this. I sigh over the memory of its untimely fate, and melancholy wrlfok. It «rajs such a good boat, jiuch a supcesu in itself considered, but the river it was built fori was such an egrogtou* failure. In the Wabash it would h£Ve paddled many a day yet to come, unless fi dirf accident happened. Peace be with it. I am sure

jfurniturQ at:l0 o'clock A. M., to-day at Dawson'^e*re«t's Auction Boom, cor

nor Third and Ohio streets. A'A®'9^99^

P. M'^^^6 OF?IRY BOOK'S. HV

jv tUffi CI

'itr Tfi^^e'st

... ... Corpett' -irt fhe city, c«ti be found al

7 Mytai ,# 7-et® r*.v4. 1.it'iM TBiUVi-iiii

most wonderful

the

State, can bo ha^ ,a!i Weuz's Pactory, opposite the Post Office. 25dwtf

Epir^a:- When I gav.e you my ad vertisemeni for the agency of the CELE-

6BATSD

RlOl ScoTdH GBANITE, and also

the :opy of the Dayton Journal containing IruthtuLdescription of the superiority? and Ifowuty of that material, I little imagined that tHe interests df a Marble firtti:in Terre Haute would be so affected as |tb elicit the somewhat captious com munication beaded,

{'Sbmtthing

old in

i/Lnpmental Art" Pijpsnnitlly, X- have Ao acquaintance wttul that firm, andjl haVe looked in vain through your paper for 'their advertisement-

The ilj^j^tbeir communication to the Monumental-Works of Messrs. A. G. ]pc

odd#,. in Ohio, is, to say the least a pitiful subterfuge tbdt amounts ta—nc thing. What does it signify in what State or eiiy or they may reside, or wnat Country gave them birth? Must these considerations be essential to qualify those gentlemen for the manufacture and commerce in Which they are engaged ?.or to satisfy an intelligent oommunity of their ability as workmen or their integrity as men? The writer has been for many years intimately acquainted with Messrs. A. & G. Dodds and knows them to be strictly reliable and can truthfully say that their workmgBstep. is not easily excelled, and I nevqr heard of a sibgle in stance in which their work and dealing has hot given complete satisfaction. I cannot say that for all monument makers.

Mr A. Dodds,-the senior member, has recentl£^turnsd duefttarom the GhramU Quart Us (^Scotland-wjti^ a large importation, which is meeting, with a rapid sale, and ha has'made arfthgeakents for a constant supply. They ship direct from Scotland to the largest cities, as well a« ttfWns And rural districts in all parls of the United States.

A genrtletoao, not' a hundred miles from hare^ wJoo a few weeks ago gave an order, has changed his design from that of a twdve Ktindred dollar monument to one worth /our ihoUMand ifoUars. The TerreiHaute fiun is not very complimentary to that elais of person}—regardless of feelings of respect feu* their families and frieads, thfey woula Intitbate that those persons'ttiVe more mon^y than they know what to do with.

The Bed Sootch Granite may be immersed in ink without diso oloricg or injury It is a material too hanT'to admit ot first, oranyother class of yingtrbread toork. It .wili not tarnish, crumble or split by exposure to. the weather- It is ratber more expensive than any other metenal ifi^mon&tneaial \frork nevertheless i& ihcompiraUe beKUty and- imperi*hability Wiir CCTmpensale largely for that.

We need not take the trouble to search througb-Ugyptiatr Antiquities fV»r indiciK tiona of dtcay in. marbU, whqnvit is so easy to find «»niples.^ ia'boUi the. American ana Italian marble io the Terre Haute and oth^r oemeieries.

frliriyS ggh, MB

e, Imported expressly for the

larsT in gofZt' They nave wax, gotten up byBfgl Vanodi, df Pwi» dent Iinco4|i, 3^.^incajn,^8ecn^rf4||4^' fiewanl, Booth and Payne. Beaidet iwey have the oelebratW Bocky 'Monntai* Giant, Col. Husung little Jennie (Mjh ley, the sniitllestaiid jwettiest ladjr~ui u»4 world Aki Abi, the white Moor men George Prince, the armless boy, and lM^ though iUt4c^^lg/€a)pelli' woo perforsnto^ iponlwys. ffj e^iibition will perform on the

grounds of the great "Tasfce* MrtMotP show, on Monday next.. £rioe of »lmi»sion. only twtety ffve Mw{ elfi^-'^wtor will also receive gratis a beauti&il steel eargraving of either of tho following distihgui8li«d eharacTare: 2raiMKi(|l man/^liOgan thMb

coin, Gens. Grant, Sherman, Senator DtA|glu,

Iox 9IUU1C.-H}. Stone opens lue Cream Saloons this morning, aad jrlllcontinuetoserve a quality JflCBfior to «oa% every day and strsaing during'the seaeon Sundays ^jesepted. Ke, has *efltted hi walflgfi and oan now boast of the fatfidtopK est and cosiest pkee in, ihadtyt." dlw

1 cosiest place in thaoity.

A ohoico article ofl^rie^ Peaohss,

•AppleSj Pruneaand Cherries, at 4 M*y 25,dtf Ifl'iti iM M^i^treMi j:.Ji ••'.

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14neon's1Aui^ojtjijBoojati Noi 103 Main strejst,.this corning, will commepce the saleiof a^§Rge jtoskpfiftry Goods, consisting in part of Silk Crepe Maretz, Challis, Irish £ineiis, Jaconets, Prints, Muslins, All kinds of Dress 6K0ds, Veiling H(^|ery, ^IpyeiT^Oop Skirt8, Shoee*pd Gaiters, Hats and Caps and Notions.

Sales^lB^^tttinued until tho stock is closed. Th4 "ladies are especially.invited to aitencl.tr Sale at 9:30

H-,' 1:30 and

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f. OLIVEE will 'deliver"a lio.

ture at the Unlversallst Churoh on Saturday evening, the 26th inst^ at o'olod^ Subject "Woman Suffirage aad Woman £ighu--tho 'whole UHOon.'SEAdmltte»«^ 60 cents. fd2t raa^lt tie*

PidNic

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NEW CKUBGB.—There will be a PioNic held near St. Mary's, June 8tb, for the ben^flurt# iilUJI' ing at that place.' JI

Tickets 25 cents, children under. 12 years,Tree.ia)aa^ itarrtno i"-c' II ii TTji 9 1

NOTIC*.—Again we call the attention of the afflicted to jjhe grntt fucceas att dant upon ihe sMlrfdr tr^i&hent owl Dr. Parnsworth, No. 21J West Marylaud street, Indianapolis, where all who may need the servwes of an exfjesien«5^4 fpfej sician.'Btlu&kt fail to See advertisement on first page. dltaw-wltam tf

TUELL,BUEET ft Oo —Are #edH^lg daily the latest novelties from their bu'yer, who is now in New York, making their second purchase of stock.

Among the many new things the following are ^fogfcaiia wifir'iMtiMLat the present prevailing low pri jes.

Beautiful Parasols, Son Shadee and Sun Umbrellas in all oolors. Handbmi^^Bagle Gnaps Fringes for dfress trimmfngs.

Watered Trimming Bibbons, all widths and oolors. and Ata&bftre

Dant^n

colors. -v White and delicate colors Kids in siaes, for parties, only $1,23 per pair.

.[ar STBAYED

BEMOVAL—U.

all

Bieh Embroidered Grenadines—Beaijties. All colors, Plain Grenadines.

Gro De Amerique Silks—'Elegant.^ GroDe Afrique Silkl. Gro De Bhine Silks, all widths. Polka Foulard Silks. The Dress Gop£ ^epartmpnt ^re^^l many attractions. Look in early as ''things are moving." [23-d3t.

Hartsock & Bannister inforfputhejr

customers through their new advertise' ment this morniBg,,of aaenlire neiKstOd of Spring and Summer piece Goods and Clothing. This House lis determined to keep up with the times both in style •.*:* .•

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1and

price. [23-d3t

OB STOLS^.—A

•FOB

SALE

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COLLECTOB'S

—The office of the CoTlecWr ot thetUiiited States Bevenue for the 7tb District, has been removed the new buHdjlaj P? Messrs. KaufiTman & Kieer, ap-etant^ corner of Main and Seventh streets, opposite the Terre Haute House. '-ji ,,!

J. I. ALEXAiroEBiT K.'iJf A S 1,"'.

May 22,-tjl -,1 a ,.'f Collector.

NEW

AHS

HANDSOME

BIDDIM

riLSON.

A,gen|f?r Bed Sootok Granite.

19" Sweet, Potato Plants,, Cabbage plants and Tpmato Plants, at O. I. Rip*

OLOA*

PLANTS.-—We have rtll a

fine lot of yonng, healthy beddingplaals on band also Boaes in quantity. CaH and'see us.

d4twlt

XJIIBTT-FrVE

-and see it at once. Svery Maohine warranted. For sale by John Scott A Soft, the wigwam on Mais Street. d#Jw

Stoves^

at Wm. tt. TbieU's Store, 2Hg. 3*orth 3 be re W House Guttering done on shwrt and satisfaction guaranteed. rtssre v»r arofi "5

X. A J. E. WilHt]|

thousand Sweet PotaU

WCS Tf

1 ii if 4 1 la-a——• fiiTT

give a reasonable reward for the re» torn of the cow, or information by which I oan obtain her. MABT 0. Wl**, ,x Oji%sqgftnflpvtM iwlfW'-'3 bfiad awJ—f

T~:?r ..tdm^tina »0tr mmtrnt

ss»K

any

fjdToa will

$twU. ^Jisa MM!

Ibe sbortaet to the4«tt»ge*f% tiHc ways ,4« h*#dta* W* »lte thePeitofiest

LOIT.—A

at Noi UTbllaii Mm .i„» a i.Jt no nwgrtsnltJMie—'i"

AHrtEB„l4ilWt L0T.--»fTt^ Yards its, at IB cte. good styles^ color and

fay aodff

If any body wants their mone m#

French Lime, Cement and

ftBoliblns, No.-!, Bowling Hsllu

Graham Flour at No. 1, Dowling dtf.

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?«nUtottthtf^

nttiiM' fi'iair l.^a%?S?S?vT

OOBVBLTVS

ut2

r*s for one dollar^tt^fty cents. WSli TAS

Slylow^M^SSflo1^. MU JOHNSTON ft

bllBi

Main street, for the

repa did not oome, but who

oares, when they can bay first class Family Groceries, at C.

Bipley's. [22-dtf

& E. W- Boss have recei

those fine Chamber Sets also, a stock of common Furniture bought since the tumble in prices. Now is the time fbr bargains, either wholesale or retail.

Newfound

land dog, about one year old, color, black and white has on a leather collar with brass mountings. A liberal reward' Will be paid to any one that will return him. [22-dlw A. NtrrxBT.

CHEAP.—A

MILLEB,

K^ittan MM Jflft a)*«

AswBnssaj"

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0 vr Tjircri

.^liaieosg

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elUei received daily, «t Nipport ft SI tf w'-

VJOSJ(

z-J

hi mil

tmii

street. A good cl

Stands, 1»nl'

neat cottage

house and lot, finest location in the oity Apply on the premises, No. A3 South Seventh Street. 'c -dlw ,T: iZ*

,«J t? a 6-o'V

and m«4alltot bonnets Hold^s, 1 •9*+% \:?m

tST Sweet Potato Sprouts at'.'ijiiige: -BeigWr AonUi of W»W streets-•»« ts"-.« a* »i* -i*: W l«te'

venalisiViCl&utcteoiir1'

Orrto*

TBIM-

Mijros.—We have on the way, and will open hi a few- day* some entirely new Trimmings.

EMAM.*

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UBIM.BBO§.

DOLLABS

BEST

BIBINO

WILL BUT XHB

CCL TRRATOB IN »AB.—41O

1''viati-

Strawb«ir*y^UyiT i|( IM^WP^iyKi» Itosflay superb Mtertalnniint iwfil boyte» iiSW si •luOeal? p.

I^AdeWihiAurewaytcigetriahl.to yo«f are oonstantly receiving new styles ato$

ihiy

«e*tSa pound can be had W. Mauds ltd Bf .West Main Stw^,

ftfclley'a. Mr Edsall ft Oo»*awe new a

tlx *ra&

na aai» C'i

siws MM«f al

Potatoe,

-dsrtL

ladies' round gold breut pin

ah4ut the siae of a quarter, with a black jet (cross on it, on last Tuesday morning, Mtwen J.B Oshe's oonfectionery store and aorfaae o£4istkaBd»fllwtoM*tiUe* Uhe^

1 best Syrup in the

(lws--^4'

iHfM) A. Davisder the

EDSALL ft Oo.

Mfcer* this stBee«

..£i *il*n

oh' departm e^d Chemi

arle£s BftM^i3taihs

f'*

,.iu vlaUil

If^r^WJMIMWltoa »X_

Ifi^e of Ja(£on^tan

*8JLd.^-4Vtor' "utdenrtgti ecf #4Shi id 'dffi Ueall his livery stcck in the PraineF »ry«d^'8ale '«t«lV ^etb%?

|«M

S&K*

ia»^»anu f.-wj'

Ski! justlreeeived:

ft HAOaBBTT.

'Sweet Potato Plants at E. B. ttiels, W •Mahhslwst.-.v.**^ af •iW5 ahiiL4

,, til .jwhutf

iu*

O-

MMxteirediterai^cf lAtoe.^-7 wkMiriMb veBgakerl^llW.aMfS feta^bwgai^ ttelfciMWo-tte-8MRe«ad^ n«W-cloH^. akflSinSsiHl tle ctty. To^fiiH icelaiwi^ii^y

onth^pl^ftiiW.

h"i rv

'in i.u« ai'JI

FOB 4 ,BHcM Let, 19 fset front, North ride Fub-" lie 3qaar% lotAwn as the^ Qnverasan property. For particulars enqnire of l|, Jt^cox.Bwl Bstata Agen^

ta ri It Qttf! r-~ -J ra

At I -m

Bicfcaoad...^

\vusmuIX

ul x_iw.«wtC' 4 J:

»'J&' New-- stock, ofiJiairil apd'BSB Shades just r*«ilvedi?: 7fT

-Jt 3Li

'1ST* We are closing out our' i^endld a»S0rtpwl^c]|^te 8^ cast .,v} Ms.: Vw 1 1

fig&N&H&i&feb

cbotAe gro-

.||^ Jk5Wflley,*.i '.» tr I aciim

Id stoek and j&r dtfJi jTi

rlets /(Ft, 1

OaweMiesll««ill,''edl0fl»berfthat ,m+ adjoihiri£the ^ooid£

Newnt^i-tte.

A|«ciCU^iAfi&aL

—ssaair

4 not. Atl to ay»U ,ity._ No «gM wrtl.

lr.

j-Hls th* 'plMiaht Sk (Btbr4»ilS«^ilbf Iaffiaiiapol(.' feimttantft.i.i Am}*

iJb«iMWponi:..»a^.^...^A.H 4^ lyr'wIimT'xaryjMfli w$.

Jo ,»

0. meamsammme

titl iiifi k»bm«t aort UneH doirfw [*Qa .ed it i,a

3' AMW

IXIH jolt noi t.j

^eib aitixH l,,'.. .-Jtqlittd h«d Ji as Ji' '.'tfjtt*.} )ijQuA**K3p wtitis en.

'uiaiy xteiM. .^flivada ii: .J){M wOO Siii Ji'.|iloi3ili

eon*»soi)nJH a to emtifo? vDneeei sad

wsa

J)RYM:aOODS!

scow- vklH owilo -wrfsow

sanidostB at '^ariaai ^lii .. .0.0 it«J

wsil"lo a&irtljs ffll j—ir.n»x

BOUGHT AT

I-

... ... -M JJtrfJ

fStadtf

.. -r ,m imirtfuy nrrr-rmni.ii. JiA l^rt^-Two i^ l«ge Xarlegr^f' paw's bootaaat shoestoneit Ji •. dtf

«*,.

afar

,9* m.r.

itSwwi|^

iito ehani van mbt Vt* Bant JK ,noJW

-issiyvi

.ii »ni ,'isi wwns i" .•:£ k' ." *dt to ao ^i«iA iabOamM. a& tt ihvtfB

ji herl

«e«K

[r««-

4* t»JM}

CMfStii ioufrnq

«mWxT"s,s

wS* 'tnhw irimiuo fiai

fU4a I

**,

'7 •v*

fS.aJ fit, 'i

ik^Mk'inriifup:

.J»v.

jrl- id# 'yuii-'i-j-- d' eitl»s-0»

vi,i. ««t edt'la

AP'.'c-teqv

i...

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tfJj [try ,.-o' s.

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a~r*w

TOO

tfS^c* tta) im«rf no q1-'"

mat

ekperiencAd Par" nMft lnM mHchtnM,' unS*i- (b« nam oori.

oonfe can be fined

-50i.:. XI-r

New stock ot Bool* and shoes of

MliU.

howahDP

wmxMKT*

V»|

l?ft r»

ho'ii'

)a*

,«3«niU "JO

fc'

Esaarrv» iv e»rwMJ®

^fttSOlT-XlVtC «fMM iiast6" :nwa© 'us'

sUMSSRPWBSSBi

[ttrtutncr*

gill o{£t*taeSr.lCft»Ush*

ap^ an^ $!»• will Mil beaattfnl,TtiniMQz aT.ang-

reMMisSM

tk^CUfi

,*}••

.bf"

WANTED.

*"T

1,1 11

r^.KTSD»^S€) B«OY-Afiot»e 5 of Sv*,ozr«1

WW!**'.

175 ita MOO P«r month—male* a\i females^to

[10-dtf th»-otiiy OertJws ComlWr Ssssi'

^ncqueii ^t 3I«cWne, embrol^^' beaatifallf .— Bcrnim'i 8fclf*#«r lrblTJ.'ndfalf-turntng Hammer. Fully warraated f«^ -T- cWA it

SALE.^Th'e J|rl6k Build

X1- ling on Third Stefgr MU aorih Maloi now oocupled"By n-a OfoT*? for fnrthei Wo^iatloD, apply to D. WrlflNSHALL. •ITdlr1 Aftlrtt Hat onal tank, ..u 1 —'i.'i ii'.cv

S^Br-^oABAiNa Housa and Wagou- Yardf—I-»»U-ee4l oaTeiwonabl»

Thompaou'a UI1K Soqaire ftt Cox A

SALE OB RENT—A good Brlok Honee, with iis rooins, and all modconveniences, altnated in Jewe(t'%,

:2»

-f4-

The Same Old

"fllMQW

y*'-X

d» at l!o« 'td9'aw open at 7, curtain rises at 8 oMoek. ioi*»W cents."' '"Ho-BeeerVed- Seits. a vi ii at

ieiua* wSrttleM

'-""-^Qltoalanandt«rauadjlr«•», 3 67BOWERS *.00^ IttS 8. etl! St., PhUada, Pa.

iwr*"^

4.NTE0.V-Ot»B IBOK.—The higli«t ^rio«iiatd (or all old *erap Iron dullt^rail at tUo "Phoenix Poondry,"-««ar tht Passckpr Depots McELKBESM A DCN8LEB ti&frVi AEAAA liH» WAHII.Bv Betwvei «V|VyV tb* ages-of one wexk ati4 ttfur yram that an nifttlnrfrtAi Hal», Mnttt Py«*Ty.ftm ciy for &AAK9 KA'S S90TI ll STB •BP. itt'fafunljr bottle. FOP tjr all

FOR SALE.

5ii_L

J'O^ SAiiK-f.GaanfiBge for $200

SAliE^-A booae ser fotii, InC^aa"'* Addition, norththe Onfoii' D-()6t. Tha Bonw baa four ,ofi« Clo-et, one^ PanWr,-a aoodi OallKr aiid WoodBhW.' Ohiern %ad ?ump. a| ,7etU' all repair.., !. 9 ba»afrl"K TrS sarronnded Jbyjtea shed* and abate of ihtn ar full of flne Itnitball at the Terrs. Baa'e Howe.

TTCR SAlJE.—Ouite mmib«r of JE- nlo^BoiHlaK L«t*{t»^l«PMft),^th of fh%) city, near the Dean Addition.

WM(

of tbf

lOemd. The** lpt« will be aoM-levr Bwsonabftr

C»U

tb« TeiM HMIH

MM.

arttaee« with aatafor

an3 tttlaheTln tne mo«t modlsstr

«rtff^tjtoi' SlWft jalduw a,Uip !I»OT

iiteated oa Oak

On the Premlnee.

S A E—A SPLENDID

""^wswssr^rss^'

AND LOT on Bagle Street, between Sixth iTStfthi-eoifth Mle. Early poeeieign ,— yf .. QOLI0K. uU

®«fqulte ef

)J,tfSJ

12d»»

-AUII.

ftp! jd

j-»«U Mtoda as»d vii^, el I fees ftcoct erij oi ^bod}* c» b*d$ut

'The a

—n^alK storlne faTWtne .altflbrw^ aad cellar lts2(faad a pan I*' th« aatira keBgUiof the Hoase-aew. Also a never falling well of Water, And other appartenancos. Mtnated on North Third afreet, south

O O 5

i«5MOQr^r-jt jx«aM,jUi:

nivti m*\ AWe are^ now giving our patrons some rj.,d /.mi

Rare Bargains

H'ca»

co ssi.'lsvdH-' e4J t*

oiftU 981ft fail

IM f-

XiioMlm v.

STAfEE DRI GOODS!

O^qO iiT

Annexed are thaprioes tf a Um leading cles. It will be perceived on inspeoand odmparfson tlxat-tbey are LOWER ia this market:

T®*4 ,HTTIE

B«8ROFFE^,

Stindard Weight 44 Brown MnsUtt. 20 els. Hea^ry 44 Brown Mnslin, 18 cto .+**«"( !5ets. nil* 4-4BlefcclietfMiiilili, SO ets

New Style Dreiis

mm#

tttii.l ItS!

l£ l-& and 15 Cents!

These are bona fiat prices, as a visit to ottr Store wilt demonstrate.

BUCK, JAXTON A WALMBLET.

111 IHaln Streets

!O0

ji£ osia

CeLQATfi & CO'S

OEBHAN ive Soap manbfaetnred f-om Pvm HATEHIALS, aad mr be c5n»ldet»d the 9T1ID1KP ef

1ZCELLIKCI

NATIONAL

acts.

HOTTSB,

Ooa. Six-a aa» Bat a Oraans. HAUTE, IND.

lAcotfKrrz dk 8uBr.....rjp^e»rte«*»-

SUJ

fHtf kCNvmiftlt at Lastr

jkyfTf'''

vr«seiu

film*

«!.«

imK

Has a(j(00ietwt hiSMrif with tlw Fro^tslonqC

JLFIMI BISTJIFCT

*i!! Htrced *ttb h!», araltiiig "THE" Afi

.ot'4«M*W

Colossal Moral Exhibition

the Era toe Idvein/ -1. fie-i ,wt$M

1, 4* ,.a«

.!} I TT

hclst'H -.-..v.iH ... *w. \n,hi4 .. -i

CONSOLiDATBI}if:'

210 Hones, Xnle« asd Ponleg. 140 Men, WomeH and fhWdrea!

miiXt

OF ENTkBINQ

»'fO IU* it

gHOinrft

E N A E I S Alii) -J,i*

I S E S

ALL UNDEB ONE VAST TINT, mil Capable of accommodating 10,000 persons! 4

:u*tanD

O O N E I E LET BSPORT3 BE WHAT THB* HAT. *M

».

a -m .*«**

a»

jj- fe* a MI* «x"£

-i»

dsnai

t-s.it

.ji-'.jr-

Of Living and F*-rocioxt9 Wild Animal* ever ftrougJU together!

Durtig and Extraordinary feat

COLLECTION

mm *»tu V*

A Den of Lions «q4 Tigers I Literally folflillngSortpinre, »J»: "The Lion and tha Lamb shall lie down together, and little ChUd ihall lead'tbem."' POSITIVELY the MOST NUMEBOU? r® .um tt*& ««A

AKD

Handsomest Stud of Horses,"

SmaHest Ponies Knowti A TRlPLf TROUPE Of all B*re~Bacic Itider&t I

"W-

STZdi

•itfS JBNNUT, -The -BeaHUAil-. and Xaneatrieaae. Jt'IiIiE J0HA.UNA, and Batteenrt,tll SHOW BBOTBBBS, Ihe Beet AcrsbaUaad

CkunjHOB Bar^Stek Kdec of UTILE MINNIE P&BBY, ^he Smallest Child Blder,

ee'ftffiy Olowiis

JT. DATENPOBT,88

SOMETHING 3VE1W IS

Just Oapto^ed a6d Irf^rMd ad rw

+&>* (.i»1S

-4a-

TBAINED BEABSlI

AMD

MAY SOtii,19«7.

OraesflJi

«uUe

Aocompltihed' Equestrienne

Oymnaita.^

I a«d

mn awtfAfaisHa el ,«fctil» aiib»iif {us'Jot bit

i*'j

The Xmng Americin. Clow® and Con^'s} Vocalist. ji%r:ia J.IHOPPEB, oo.i Ji 'The Western Jester, and

#OHN LOWLO^,:: The Fame-orowned Humoristii. io %aii*tn ^iau'fSHV oi ,SJOW5 Jitw "b^aitntivx*i* lnJi gjfj 'tf •i't* »t ,vt

liti#

,i&osai a*o%

•'l»»4

A TBOTTING TEAM OF

S I O S

Kit Carson's Pupils Awa sis StmooL 6r

IT ,*!• •eino •TI .»»»M *K

9d!

*W yiii f«.»U

Hosts of Other Attractions It iiUa

ill

-*ii y&Gt uitKi&iitiul il

".-• Ol

TAKE H()TIE—'That at or near 1# o'alook A

If., the OBBAT OBAND OABAVAN wlU enter

U*3

town, proeeded by tbe Splendid en-3

Forty-Horse Band Chariot!

And the Larireet Team ever drlrea by ra» Mas, contalnlos PBOP. POST'S SILVER OOBNET BAND, lo foil uniform, and followed by the

SMALLEST TEAMS AND DBTVEK8.

The Tom Thumb Cortege, D. awn by an IfU. aod Pigmy Ponlei.

Baby Elephant and Bromedary,

la Glitterln£Appai«l aad^derked with Pinnies.

YANKEE 110BIN SON'S

uoaoi

.*M

1 *a ok tot} V1« I »»*d ai-doT

,tWl

pOSTliY U'OHABIOT, iU. I I}-'t-StiJaU t•

A Train of Sens and

Animal

€ag«», LX*

Ko.t Oaadlly fainted aad droameated witU Fia*.

Oold and Horses Beantifullx oaparl*oned with Ploaie., Flag., Ac.,

.aUilq

icc.,

aakiug

A Procession Over a Mile Long!

OutTlelng any attempt at Display ever done in •ff, America. Thl» rare Speotacle Is richly

TWO PEBF0BMAHC8S EACH DAT, "Bain or Shine," a( 1:S0 & 7 o'clock.

i»^Tro®

worth a visit of many oilies. t«« setae

.... "a.$B*i

»J!ISV*»4X

vtmb

,MniUu

.il

(11

nlol

Mr The OB A 1*B CAVALCADE will comtn''he i'M* by Twelve Ladlee and nttoraea, oo beautifal hvnl tall blood Arabian Steeds, after all tbe visitors I ,M hare bad ample time to view the almost c( uutlees

DEMZEXSaf Oi FOREST 4 JUNGLE j™,.

fe«

dnerltMd by polllo Keepers,

o*j»itw

in but. once in a Ji'nj

Remember it Lifetime Such an Opportunity is offered at Any Vrlce! '.*!?*• ... ...

.olUw

-Ui'.-i

TftJtXUt BoBUfSOX Gt-neral SapeHntccdent Ji, Trim....'. Trcanurer Fnof. SEABS— Earner .. j,

JOVN

Lowio* „..Prlnetp*l

Cl6«n

A. OLSca. Manager E. W. Pfaa*... ....Eqtt strtan Itireelor Mat. POST Lead.r SiTer Cornet

B^tnd

B. 8. DlMtfK.:. .(Tofitral A0i

TERRE HAUTE

i,iT '•oialM

WILL ExlffilT AT

Monday, May 27th. Aslaalaadoss.... Climtrrin nader 9

.Tfct, Honsehas fi««n tSoronfhly refernislwd. Largest Exhibition in the World, and the '^"^1 Circus and Menagerie in the State.

lain

mtn

SV Ceart* 28 CeaSa

Bemember, this is PosimrBLii: the

spa .if*.