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DAILY EXPRESS

"TEKRK-^AUTE, IND,

Tharsday Morning, lUy

TEBBE HAT7TS AS® UDIASAPOLIB.

LIAvfc.

ATS

jgx tOOXfl, ALTON AHD Tjsaa* HAUTK. AJtSlVJ..

MIL 11:46

FCIKJ P. *...SUttOUOACCOWUMKi»UUTT. 4 •. M3 UG P. M.

r.*.....

EVANBVILLE AMD CBAWPOBDSVILLB. AJUUVT. JBA VJSE ...

Accommodation

8:40

IEATE. 4I/J I-,

BOTIKVIUE TUIU

wail,,

UAIIY,

way

and way mail daily,........ at .:ZO

Evansviilo

Moioui, Woauummy

HU VOVUIC,

riuay at

Aouuuiu,-.ouaay,,

Union Pacific Railway. Military Claim*—D.S.D*nsldsoa.

I®*RTHE

T^NIT

ive

-$450.

deed.

Hartaoclj

PU-TPJKEMEN.T'-R •JITNII.L'NT ILTOWLIOG'I

'lid

WAJ MAN UNIIJ,

.H -A-

BOCKVILLK EXTENSION.

TI/BBJS-HAUTE POST OFFICE. OPE-NLNFI

kSD

MAILS (JLOSE.

Eastern,through,daily at Xaslern

at....

Ciucisnau liaiiy,AT

EVAUDRILMI.UA

huwvsrille, inlay,

Asubuxo,

MONDAY,

P. A.

AUA

oatuiUay,at

... 6:1*) P. M.

lUrsl.a.1,

UAUJ

OAWOPEN-TFLR-BBHEKY -WSFFITI&'B*I». AN

mails clow on bunday

EVENING

FJLXY AND STATE ITEMS. TBF

There are eleven lodges olf Odd

Follow* in

Indiana, working in

man language.

MATING

to-morrow and the day following.

The whole amount of the annual

Internal iievenue assessment in Brown county is

The collector gets one-

half of one per cent, for collecting,making

$2 "STTPER Y?for. Q'uit'eTfat

find ia the Indianapolis Herald,and"give with the proper ciedit:"

HIBERNIAN.—"Did

replied Mike.

-'When?"

quedtioni&t.

"Last

Lutayette,on the 17ih of June, the proceeds to go for the benefit of disabled soldiers,and the widows and Orphans oi Ro.diera. He lecture* by invitation of the Grand Army of the Republic and the

Y«ung MEN'S

Christian

I®"

We invite attention to the card of

D. S.

Danaldson, Esq, military claim agent. Important information will be found by those interested in widow*1 and minors'bounty claims.

unusually successful in prosecuting such

CLAIMS,

and we cordially

not take place,-FCWING to" circum-

-lanceaiover

which the.JIan#gera

ontrol,it

was

S0TT» T86'

-etain.tbe'm

.iier

**A.

WVE"

ggnrws

3TE .0

a.*•

—1'SRT A.

*2SJC.

until'the above date. Fur-

notice

will

be given hereafter,

Tbe Horiicultural

v. *.

bn Thursday of this Hardly

IJ^CK

6:U0

RF-

_I:UU

*""F

TI P. *.

1.35. £. BEAD, P. M.

TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS

Jou nal bears it mentioned

an effort will be made for the pardon of Hart,one of the railroad robbers,at the proper time.

|FJF

Mr.Thos.

roenced delivering ice ef excellent quality In a few days the warm Weather will bring this pure crystal ice in

G|O»D

demand.

the-AD4ms

IMPRESS

«V, U.' .- *R-1

The Kepublicans of Putnam Aun

ty huld their nominating Convention on the

8'.H

of June, and township

JHE (Saturday

MEETINGS

previous.

programme of the County Sabbath Sohool Convention at its first annual

.the "victim

8Mi'e"ln-

^IGNOR

Bannister opened yes

terday morning a lot of

NEW

Spring goods*

among the lot some beautiful styles of Cfis-imares in stripes,the prevailing style thi3 season. Drop in and see them,leave your measure and the garments will

ready when warm weather comes.^

Here is a

were

LIE

"good

one" which we

SAYS

you ever see such a

summer, ALiku?" inquired one Irishman of another,a day or two since.

Some twelve or fifteen persons in

Owen county have been summoned to

appear before the Dlstrict Court of

gre«sod the law.

RECOMMEND

remains at

in the

plan

TEN,dollar*.

of the kind and consequently

sb..wweek.—Journal.tfould

I A

raihi-r

horticulture

MPAGRE

.,FTIJE

in ihese parts this week

year

K*pr«-» &-U A. A-

1867.—£xj

ress.

WE HAVE STST-N N POSTPONEMENT

pr«p Secl Fair,

Have you

AKWVT.

«A3ON,

I^FC"0A9*. 7:00 P. K-

•\VOIT«TRB, AT .............. ROCKVUICTTUA WU.J

t. M.

11:00 A. 1. 3:ULL P. *. A:LW

daiiy

...

DTARSBAIL, WIIJ A biji.iL6

LCFIVIU,

way mail

uaiiy,,,DAUY,.at

CiuCiUiiaU, dany al

WETUTN,

mail

E VI YJL JIP* S VN

J-

...11:1*1 A.

The Christian Sabliath School

will make the first pic-nic excursion of the

on Saturday next, going

HE E. & 0.

CI-UMSFI OP MA1IS.

with

J'cloek.

]tleruiu,iiXuuda}WAYaiu.il,OA.IIJ,atal.. AUU

xiiursuay,at

i-M r.

7.U0 P. M. 7:00 P.

fit.jhurch

vrk.pl.

Eastern,through daily,at

3:0u p. a

PATJSKX

r. v.

12.1616:0

.........

o:-Hi r.

... 6:30

O:-U P. A. LO P. U.

for Car Doors—G.B.F.Cooper,

.SEW

Albany, Indiana.

i£nuckle Joint—G. Galinhouse, North Jiadisou,Indiana.

BEE

Hive—TI. tHevens,

diana. Jjench Vice—C.

.er,lode O TFIS

county, Indiana.

Mak ng Buckles—J£.

^EW

-.R J-

RAM«AJSY wa.POI-OUAD^JIAD^"ITVMUS.C

son last Friday by eating the blossoms which fell from a locust

tree.•!-

96?" W

THE

Ger

invite attention to the notice

elsewhere oi the receipt of fix new pianos at Kissner's Palace of Musio, and at the •aine time would remark there is no neoes-

for sending abroad for anything in

AMOFG

nbne more fully met thaD the line ot musical merchandise. Mr.S.issner has by

t'ar

the most capacious and magnificent music rooms in the State,and at al. times

KEEPS IN

Lupton has com*

store a stock of pianos, organs

nd other musical instruments, really larger than in justice to himself should be kept on band. But he is determined our people shall have no cause for

AN^

office yee-

terday we noticed four drawers

^of

straw-

BERRIES (narked "0. O. T. FFIO.OO.'!.

Cost'

his investigations have led

the following conclusions:

"Yes,"

"1.

the

winter,"continued.

That there is no uniformity in the material usually called mud stone.

"2.

said Miko

That

in many

no virus of rabid animals present when

TH^

virtue of the stone was tested.

'•3.

IR -U -V ./ .. "4.

Thai

.in

THE^LL ^,EN

States, at Indianapolis, for alleged viola tioiis of the Internal

venue laws. In

many instances these violations were willful,AND the offenders deserve punishment, though doubtless some unwittingly

TRANS*

Hon.Schuyler Colfax will deliver

his lccture,

"ACROSS

the Continent," in

Another suggestion

all

seeking bum ty or pension claims to entrust him with tho business.

The price of wife-whipping at In-

dianapohs has advanced,and now it costs thirty-six dollars where formerly the expense was but five.

THE

world moves,

and Indiauapolis it becoming civilised. The price for whipping

ville,still

wife at Evans

Over,

here iu the Prairie City we havo

"From

L. S. (so

nothing

tions can be given.

quota

*RI

-Si

State,are going to hold a moral reform meeting to morrow evening. The object is set forth in these words:''We have determined that something shall

done,if

power of man, to prevent the

by which the children of

shall be taught

do wrong."

Hatl last evening,

HAD 00

found*necetsarv to postpone

he entertiifitnent until Friday

F»ircommences

of the

-Mr.

ttuperciiliouiness.—

?—Journal,.

YESL

The weather clerk has had a

•landing

FC^O F.

...2

notice to that effeeffcr Several

sending

abroad for any article in his ine,and all he asks is

examination of the

and prices.

.«. ... .JT

From the Iodianapolis Journal we'

get additional particulars of the railroad accident to the Strakosh Opera Troupe, which occurred on the route between Chicago and Cincinnati, on Sunday morning at eight o'clock, at a point fifteen miles northwest of

Chicago

In another place we print the

L«gansport

and Great Eastern Boad. A.

broken rail was struck, and three

wrenched

head of the JF1P.H'.W««S|PGI^TOAE*I But Talue

MUUMMT

W.N ^PMWOA^-OUT

called the annual meeting at

erening^

June Tth. Persons holding ticket* will

Milwaukee'in June.

THE REEUH,I» TH»,#EOES^NFL^F,POIDE,

the Societies,and Mr. Brown has made

J^SOOV|TIDN

is a heavy tax.

AUWN

iinilroad to Young's Station.

cordial invitation is extei.ded to

pf the pronoun

all

:iends of the schools. The arrangenents are such that,

favorable weath

er,a pleasant aud joyous occasion may be xpected. The-train will leave at eight

Tlfti ehildren wilt-meet at the one hour previous.

CLAIMS.—The following claims

ror patents have been issued, lor the week ending May 14,1867 Hand Plow—J?.Keefer, Greenfield, Indiana.

IV.

will

of a severely bruised nose.

Getti, Brignol

internal injuries, and-tiigaor Orilloj one

.the

most instances other reme

dies were used at the same lime.

should think, however, it would

I-nly

have to make ii,

that the adhesive character of lymph from a wound might oause a porous stone to adhere if applied soon,even if it did not absorb virus.

ull the testimony

would rather

RISK

(burning

well to the nervous

USING

P&~

PAST

called) was held at Detroit,

Michigan,in June

1864,

EST I FFIOO

spread of crime, and to inaugurate some'Cbicag^ while

oar town

honorable to do right, and dishonorable to action

QJscuuion—Tcpic:

disable him

lor several days. Madame Lagrassa, one of the choristers,had her collar bone badly fractured. Massimiliani's head receiv'Tin.Singing. ed an ugly cut on the soalp,-and Bosa is

fortunate

Purepa.Madame Patti Strakosh

cSignor

I^usini.

suit against the road for ten thousand dollars.

MAD STONICS.—In a letter on

3tones"to the Evansville Journal, Prof. Richard Owen,of the State University,

"How

any

delegate to tnd an

nual meetings is avoided, which,in

The probable cause,ROT

CLOSING IOF 4H«#

number, had

early ahd pcenipt action

New Castle,In

Gibson, Madison,

Indiana. Aitucbing and Detaching Horses—J. Harris, Madison,Inaiana. of Making Drain Tile—B.Shaf-

'JOLF/ 'Of

McDonald,

Albany, Indiana.'•

can

ply the desolate

with Sabbath School

Prayer

valet,sustained

A TABLE OP

Immediate suction,cut-

ing out the infected

of ammonia,-or

part, cautery

with an iron),oractual

the application

poultice

of tobacco and

soap, the trial of bromide,of potas siuin,and

than to depend upon

ALWAYS

Mr.D. has beeu

the supposed

virtuei of any mad stone. If, however, the patient has great faith in these,it is

system

one,itquiet it can be obtained."

/.I

At a meeting of the Associated

Western Literary Sooieties, held at Chicago on the 8th inst,in pursuance of a call by Ldwin Lee Btown,Secretary, for ohe

year,a Constitution was

the first time. Heretofore the business of the Association has been in the hands of one man—thoiSecreury being the

and consisted of

delegates from a few of the leading Literary Sooieties

together

The people of Rochester, this

the West. They came

**for

the purpose of mutual con

sultation in regard to the beet method or obtaining lecturers," dec.,

three^annual mmings have been held at At the recent moating,on account of sectional jealousies only the low-

of the nine officers was given

only important office-was

example that it is Dubuque, west of the Mississippi This

was

-IS^» -w

-I. Prayer.

II.

Singing.

him to

IV.

Singing.

.VI.

instances there was

Discussion—Topic:

ology:

That,possibly, the mad stone have

s»I ine ex-

MIGHT HCT MEChFTNically to

tent, in absorbing, as it is remarkably porous or, possibly,chemically,

as it is

carbonate of lime,and most virus is'acid, and hence might combine with the lime, displacing the carbonic acid,and thus the Virus be noutralic-d. To act thus,

be abso

lutely necessary to apply the stone immediately because the virus, when once absorbed into the system, could be withdrawn

with difficulty,if

at all.

I»4EB|PDI^B

Bin.

IT) .W'«!« M« KMM

mond a»: in the first plae*, Mr.

CHICAGO,^

May 8th,WHEREIS^&EConventiOa^eld the: pretmii&fit temporary

LBCTUM

BUBKATT, and proposes to engage lecturers on the following commissions:On Lectures of$100,or less,

on Lectures of

per lecture. This is

itself

J^.R.

Brown'if

siness man

own

ifioWfetP

cars

off and thrown

down an em

bankment. Signor Brignoli sustained a seveie contusion of thesovulder, which is exquisitely painful, and

best sup

NEIGHBORHOODS

of Vigo County

the violinists in the orchestra,came in for' serious bruises. Few on the train escaped some slight hurt.- Among

MWADAY, JOIN: LS* I867, LO

III.

AND

The troupe have entered

VI.

TEH?5BA&Y

Exhibiting tho term for which an oraw nary Life Policy in

force in accordance- with the laws of Massachusetts,after payment of a certain number of premiums said'policy having been

FORFEIT^.

premium.

TBCF

adopted,

and a regular Board of Otficers

CHOSEN

for

#nly

ofiker. The first meeting of the

SAA L.

.to

.removed

INFRACTION 7"

Singing.

VI.

Discussion—Top

"What

Is the

Questions

tru® r«*

lation of the Pastor to the Sabbath School

VII.

ANSW^ED. .,

IX.

T% o'cloak—EVenitfg.

Addresses by Hon.T".H. Nelson,Judge Thompson,KEV.WM.

spersed with siifglng

JEWETT,

inter

FNETEHIHREN^*

*i-\ i.i .)1*5Id sseoaio

DAI.

otlock

Singing.

Model

-A. *r.

1. ttvotional eaerclses—'-O minntes.

'II.

Bepo ts of Committees.

1 vDiscussion—Togit: "How can we promote the efficiency or Sabbath Schools

Singing.

best

Bible Class—To be conducted by

Prof.Spencer..

VII.

Singing

N T!.

VIII.

Questions answered11 4"i

IX^J-MYEXWI

"Mad

K»,--J

lUWftJ

'si .••'.M

„.

Iwo

°'cmok

p-*•

Seports of Committfes.W•.

III.

Discussion— Topic: Should Sabbath

Schools under any circumstances, be closed during any part of the year!"

CITY AFFAIKS.

New England

hluti^al

IWTNJWILDLBY

per lecture

$100,

and

'over,S

per

'bent,

LOWGR. RATE

be furnished 4Y

than can

the

WJ L. |3.,

expense of lending

a& the

either to accede to his

terms or move the office as was done. We|PJo the

the seven* lectures

M. L. A.F.BFM)

L. S.,

ties not to truit too

TH0 WAQUL

accommodations of Terre Haute there

are

PLUS

A^ipill'take

tUe

^SIATTER

gaged for this city last winter by Mr, Harris,"the Corresponding Secretary|of the Y.

one:(Mr. Barnuha)was

secured through the agency of the

and we advise

A. W

thei

present authori

FAR

ty. Itis

TYFCGTEG..

to any third par.

true, proven by experience of

the past, that there is no inducement aside from the spirit of philanthropy to urge to any great exertion in the matter of

TEIW A

course of lectures has never

been a source

of profit,but we think th^re is a brighter day,,coming, when the

shall not be regarded as the standard of our intelligence. When that day comes, an enterpjrfs'e which

'deals

WFAP' SBRNGGL^D IN

cherish for them a

ATOCHLJ:

adversity and

KINK

memory

j",weiteFP

T**¥

PROGLTAMMI^8 OF TH*

COUMSUSDATSETOOLCOHYESTIOBR I -Nw*FimT'im*sv~'

FRIDAY, MAT3L,CL8S7I*10 o'clock,a.U.

CeTotiowl-llMKbM

IRUBTFFDAAT^I

II. DLSTVULFD—Topic.:,PAT1SJ$E BEST

of opening and conddctlnc a Sabbath School

-the

F.I M~ -.?.N L.'Tr S»-

Two.o'cldckjP.X.

Priiyer.. Wit. tib

II.

(Continued:)R*.* -jj

Ueports Schools

III.

Singing.of

tk« osapsnvf

ih»xompany

sured, which notM If

BROYN B11

A^IIUVTTEU

givin for pmioaa.U

THEN fonr4fth»of

jpao of promiam

an ija li4

viduarentefprise.''"He has1 issued a circular under the head,WXSTKBX

and

«'g«dd

bn-

—is.President-of

the^^I..ML A.(

of Chicago. If, indeed,!HE lias Aiij particular fault, it is in'the too freq&ept

"I."

$850,

This

year he demanded a per cent,which would have paid him

$7,000

-not

$8,000-^-8:.com

pensation entirely loo high as his time is

occupied more than eight months in the year in the duties of the office. He, being the delegate from Chicago,-*ND the delegates probably

WHAT

nmainsshall.bo ooasidend usMt

[cording 1 of the la]

AND

tho

•mmp

tionsof mortaliff and iataratt afar—M SKO.

U»E

death of tb*

within

TH$

PU^ROAEAR

tarip of temparaiy Ipfnira

covered by the value of tho policy, aa do-

term'ned in the previous section, and if no condition of the insurance oilier

thaa

the payment of premium shall have been

•violated

the insured,theoonpaayshall

be bound to pay the anooot Of tho policy the same as if there had bean ao lapse

premium,anything in the policy to tba contrary, notwithstanding: Provtaed, however, that Itotica of the. claims and proof of the death shall be rataiitted to the compan within ninety Mays after the decease:

provided, alto, that tha

company shall have the right to deduct from the amount insured in the policy the amount at six per cent,per

ANNUA*

1861.) M. J. WHEELER,

.TIE JRSEMOV*

al of the headquarter^,.JJ

DUB&^J^

was

this: Last year Mr.B.,obtainedJipcturers for sixty-eight different Societies and.received for his sfervidfe some

thi

premiums'that had been forborne at tho time of the death.(Approved April

10,

Gen. Agent

Stone has

a fresh lot of straw

berries to serve up with excellent cream at his elegant saloon to-day and this eve* ning. dlt

KNIGHT TXMPIJUU.—A good

S. E.

ULIRA.—Six

providing a good course of lepture for this city next winter

"There4

should be

no delay,as all our best- tacttfrftra usually have their engagements made before the first of

N. B.

more pianos

will arrive this week at the Palace of Mulic, consisting of

magnificent fall

ize Knabe'Concert, a Grand,A

$1,000

uare Grand,2 additional Squares,also

Patent Cycloids. Being entirely unable to place all these instruments on exhbiition, notwithstanding my largo capacities for storing,a number of fine instruments will be sold at great reductions for auh. New Pianos also let OQt on rent by making monthly payments until paid for. Also a number of good second hand Pianos for sale low or for rent. Don't delay, but call early at Kissner's Palace of Musio.

Rare bargains for all. d2t

New styles in

Edsall

gig^Fresh Strawberries this moraing at Ray

"nigger

show"

Bailey's. dtf

TSF

fn will

prove profitable, and an intelligent, generous people will look back to the efforts, of t\iose

Our readers will remember, that

at Bieglqr'S store, adjoining the National House on

?tb

Depew's.

DOOLBT'S*SUPSBIOB CSBMIOAL YIAST BAKIITQ POWDE*.—A line article—warranted

"bv

C.<p></p>TEEDE-

Ripley,

X.' B.

DOOLKY & BBOTBBB,Proprietors,

29-2w

'if

..L

have no added the Ohickering Instru^ ment,a fine instrument, being now open. Buyers will now have a chance to make a selection of altogether tho finest stock of instruments ever on sale In tbirState. For the best Pianos go to Kissner's Palace of Music. d2t

9&~

well to examine the large variety of new potatoes sold at

FSF

"The

A£T|N(YIABBA.TH

VIII.

Mi»ceUanebtt9,'bu»lneps.

IX.

Life

Insoi'-

ance Company.

All men before they insure their lives should read and. understand the law of Massachusetts, protecting the holders of Life Policy issued by the Companies of that State, no other State having any such law

and Johnson

IN3UKANCE

-zrtrw ENOLAND LIFE

XNSUBANTJFC COMPJTNY.will

have,

be continued

Jy non^ay/nent

»*..* ,' :V

EXAMPLE—T he policy-.of a person at thirty, upog which have beep paid five premiums In cash, would be continued

YEART**M^FLR^D5R^ BTI^ORTY^SIX

days

of the Company. En^ow-

mentPolicy for as much longer period as premiums are greater.

Pay't SPay't 3 Pay't 14Pay't 6 Pay't. «r O «S ^J8 ,••

c* -a—R

'.m

86 30 id 40

1 1

A. W.

IK 01

293 329

1 2*8 1 300 8. 12 S 90

2 1Tb 1*83 125

3 11» 8-668^ 46 4 123

4 78 4. -246 4 5 86

An Act to Rtyulale th* Fotfeiittre of PoliotLift We it V$rly-

WIOY

hereafter

SCO.

of insurance on life,

ISAGOI

The last

ed by

by any company charter

of this Oommon-

Wealth,the'authority

shall be forfeited or beooice void

by the nan.payment of premium thereon, any further than regard* the tight of the party insured therein to

BAYE.IT

tarnrin^Dbeyond

^Secretaryship-the

oomes due

certainly very short-sighted,

^.J88 ®^ICASQ^,J^®N*TURAL

TED

and commercial

^NUM.:

Lot,19

Farmers and gardners would do

A. Foote's Seed Store,

No.66 Main Street. They willllnd the Cuzco, the most productive of potatoes the New White Peach Blow a splondid variet/5 the Calico, Gleason and Garnet Chile new and promising kinds. Prince Albert, Neshannock, Shaker, Russett, &c. Also a very few of the far-famed, Early, Goodrich and Harrison Potatos. wltdSt

The best Skirts and Corsets ia the

State,can be had

duty of adults

Schcjols."

C'I OQD

Adjournment by prayer and singing Box-

Graham Flour at No.1.

Hall.

BARGAIN?

BOOTS

Miller are still supplied

with those all wool cassimere suits at

and a good quality of jeans pants at

I? IPPNDING

place,NO.81 Main street.

.of

Bannister's,No.79 Main street. They have just got in some beautiful styles,

'all..and

see them.

family use,in the grocery

continued

in force a certain Ieriod,to be

DE-

^AA^TOWG"PV.MRFR^T«»FTJYB^YAL-

of the policy when

TB^

is not paid shall be ascer

tained, according Tthe"combined experience" or,"actuaries," rate of morality, with interna at four per centum per an

Af|FTT:^DEDUCTING

FRNPT

W»AFTJM.4OTLM»J»»4*|9

torjn»gao* Stylet aad aa

pri**TO

TEANIHMLIU^

to the ago of party

AFTTTATTA*

AARITTW^LWTAG 1*.

HRTWULFRXWF

J4P JSFC R.T#L

SLAAAIMH«':U^T ,D -.

SB#

canta,and opea wcOk aad

[dtt CC^ MT

Sweet

PAato

Plants aad

TOGP^ PJAOT^

ley's.

Paiepa did^aot joaaae,

4ares,whoa they^AI

trst

ily Groceries,at

Xay22Hjl

'assort*

ment of Knight Templar's Pins other Masonic,Odd Fellows and Good Templar pins at

Freeman's old stand,[dlt.

tinue to serve

das* Fam

RU«NRA^-TIFT. COMJOTO» 0» TIE* —The

ottcaoftho Oolieetor

est and cosiest place in the city. dlw

IWT. A

I^SIAIIIAAESSII"' -SSS*--

choice artkffo of Drled Peaches,

Apples,Prunes and Charriee,at Wnm*CO'I^-

|lay 26,dtf 115 IGON

ATITA

J. W.

Silk Sacques, at

Co'S.

Maud's,

Street.-

NO 56

G^ FINE

... L... .•

M^ GO

FC. [7dtf

tol.ll' Wright

the best Syrup

Swiss

street,can always-be fouad

Sweet Potatoe,

time a

give satisfaction. Try it. Sold

F#etilrent,.Noprthside

lic Square,'WO«N

at Weise'S Factory,op

posite thj Post Office. E" 25dwlf

The cheapest place for Sairts and

Corsets is Weise's Factory, opposite the Post Office. 25dwtf

$&•

$15

$2 75,

and other goods in their line at oorres-

low prices. Don forget the

[dtf.

TAHTTY-FRVB DOLLABS WILL BUT THK BKST

RIDING COLTITATOB

[d*.

FAMILY GEOOKRIBS.—ShephsrdA ley,at their store at the comer of Lafayette and Locust street,keep ceMtantiy oa

H^NDS

the best and freshest articles for

LI*S

the public generally

fifcVila

give

them

rapidly and will paes immediately in front of the popular Clothing Moose of Johnston

ftfamirim bo-

net {street

ot tha Pub

LUF

property. For particulars enquire of

Hiokoox,Baal Sstate Agpnt. dtf,

FOT UNBELTED NOUR,

O S •9*FRESK

"EJTREFL^BFCTETWATAT JGI.

street.

FBEBHAS'S-

19*

Dowling

-, -dtf.

AND

SBOBS.—A

large stock to be sold at reduced prices at J. F. Depew's. No.61# Earley'A

MOCK

Main street,Terre Haute. dwtf

The prescription department of

H. A.

Davis'

AE-T. H.

IK USB.—GO.

and see it at once. Every Machino_ warranted. For sale by John Scott

at the wigwam on Main Street. dwJw $Sf Now is the time to purchase summer suits, and you will find no better assortment of Cloths, Cassimere and Summar Goods than can be found at Kartsook

{ine

& SON,

NOTfr.

iai Intfr

»s:.•

attl

LWE H«S»

the

OR^VHRMAN

Kp*

Main

good chance for an enterprising

16-dif|

SILVBB PLATB.—^UGAR Siftera, Spoon Stands, Card Baskets, Opal Sugar Bask eU,Ruby

FATAL*,

fantoy decorated, plain

and medallion Boquet Holders, das., at JOHJT

.•

[Uf-

Sweat Fr-tafo Sprout« at

George

Beigler's, S?U^L TQ?,^National

House,

ixth street. dtf.

M^GOOD

-V'1

fresh butter at twenty-five

cents a pound can be lad at J.

West Main dtf

The Grand Jury is still in session)

X*t

.E»OI ...

BBMOVA».-OWO

have removed our

Grocery Store from corner of Third and Walnut to corner of Fourth and Walnut streets,opposite the east of the Market House, who* we hjMto a choice stock of groceries,and will be pleased to sea all our old custttasen ahd a» teeny

NEW

ones

irtn fhvor us with their patronage.

[22-42 W E. A J. X. WBIOKC.

Drag

AAD

Chemical Store

is under the care of an experienced Paris acheutiat,and prescriptions

DAN

with accuracy at all hours of the day or night. None but pure and unadulterated medicines used. 18tf wai

of Gents'Furnishing Goods now.— Shirts, Hose, Collars,Handkerchiefs,Ties

&C.

and are very cheap too.

ain Street.

Miaofffo STJUWBBBBT FBs«TAJjljhe Maeoae of this city will give a Straw berry Festival on the evening of the fifth of Jon*.

Extensive preperatims as* being made and no pains will

spared to auika.it

agreeable and entertaining. Prof. DeMoram has kiodly consented to exhibit his Malorka npon the occasios^the sight of which akaawfllba worth tba price of

"lasissiOB. [2td. BKXOVAI-CHARL0 A. Mooaoh, has I«movedFTOM

his

lata

Miller,where you can pi

engage

**NS

better made, better triauatd aad better fitting garments,for less money than at aay other establishment in tha city. Gall in early aad leave your evdees attl

nees can

stand.„No.,201

Main Street to his new

tho 3d doOr frott tbe

a eon tin

nance of patronage. They also have a, choice lot of s^eet potato plants of the best quality,large and thrifty,whiah will be sold very low.

WIUI

[A»at-41».

I'.

The street railroad is progressing

MM VM

Others asar dtosaeo give hinr pslrnaega Bp will supply Asm tha hast ytlala ofgroeecies, at the

WITT loweet.possiUe ratsa.

FOB

»—The

andersigned

gat

MAIA

raal VmbSMb tatkaMy^M stria .tslj*aavw»

Hi moat complete

•elf-taatper

C. TR BLPW'FC, |W-dtf

«F

ted States Svromie fbr

has been rembved

WEAT

•at

full assortment choice gro

ceries at

low rates.

West*aiD

-''i-dtf

White Shirts

^T ^bbulon'A

Miller's for one dollar and fifty cents,

[dtf. M^SweetPotatoeand CARTAGE

^F thefinest quality^at Bay

JF.M

A49*Splendid

BeUey's.

MAY HP-Wa,.liari'

J. F.

Ladies'Gaiters for

91,SB,

[29-dwlm. A

sow

Wright

Wm. Hensil,J.R.Whitaker

E, & J. E.

Co.,

MP*Ane

Co,and

Wright.

Tol«do,Ohio.

CHIOKEBIHO PIAHOS.—To the already large assortment of really first elanpianos

Co'S for

III THA D^Y.-

•MV A

fineassortmeotof Jackonett and

AOofii

Tomato and Cabbage

Plants of the largest and best kinds, together with Gardes Seeds,of all descrip-tions,Pie-plant,Lettuce,&c.,

J*T N1]

AFLOHUET L4RTM Prihts,at 1» (Sti. FOOD IFTRLE^ MM 1*& •loth. »**A V.XR.ETI ^MUA»'*I)OK

lUhr^ati which

atu

buy your clothing,FJT, Erlanger1!. They are oooslaaUy toeeiving new etyka and sell goods cheapof

'THAN'

in town-.

iuwe*ra| qaaii-

Tbe axtraordlaaV l«r|e laat Mtnt Is sefldaas

'^TS:«AEFEAN«D. L*

Tsislshn. Oaiora,Brashee,and indeed,all

aar

KaieWs

^LANTA^, CAH^G^

|M*,

israaiakf

GUUOK

aprtWtf

W,. S-dtf

HAT

TIL TBIKKLIH IBICK MACUINK.

Ja-itll unlsllislsd

FOR

who.•treagth,

BOY

perfect alinpllclty, gr®«

AAI

iasaense coapreasing powar,ist

^VAAAAVAP,

with eight men and two horsee,to

tW clay

the Uni

District,'

TO,

Meesra.Kaaff—FT4L Kiaer,up^tatea,ioorner of Main and Seventh stTeets,opposite the Terra Haute Kouee. a"'

.-E'.O

ad".

...^.COUORTJPE, -LLJCLW

Ics CUAU.—S. fttooe opens his Ice Cream Saloooa thia moraitig,and

quality

every day and evening duridg the season' Sunday*exsepted.

O* HAS

salooaaad ein

AAD

(aatLncka

par hour.

PI^rietor,Bo.

BroMway,S

DM! lee!—The undersigned would

UMMIM

tha Iceltouaf,southoast part of be

»1FJ

HIGHLY

MSLT/ (Tea

itiftribr to none,

CIA

refitted hi

NOW

boast

of the handaom-

A Agents

Cryatot

TWA

aapply

A^RTDSM STFITKVEFLLI A MITBR.

Constitution Water is a certain cure tor

wiAry has saved many rateable Mares ana Oows

BJ^

addition the prdo' already gone fvrward, aaatdlai.*areto is*reouired to prove

AAR

widows aad gnardlaas will pleas* call, briaging iwo competent witaee***, to make said proof. Unardiau* will also bring a

GTWDHAIIUHIP* •THE*BOTETS

C. 'L.'

SW*

vegetables ovary day at Bay

FOB SALT.—We will sell,on reasonable trams,the restaorant and fixtures known a* the

required In Cases before a claim

will he admitted aitdpild,all

Nothing farther Is required a bounty for parents, or for'a'fatherfor or mother, the soldier died in

TBFC

*ALI .Qxed

lia

sfcrri.A.

IV FEE FOR

procartn^-bounty clsfmsLha*

at Washington Clty^at ten

PER CE^T.

party also paying clerk fee.

widow,or mother,tho

olaimiag a bounty for

Idler who died after he

waa diacharged,I«ast

aha aMdavit that they not sold the

charge/ncr aay lnter«it.fnhara

thsidbaUkito

tracted ia tha United service.

Bounty cla'.msStatesD*oeessd for soldiers^can not be expaend

be Paid in

JHUT

A»-1

receirrd Is now paid to the proper

sons

IMAY

•at

claims sent early In March,anper

Bald..loan

able delay

not acoount for thi* unaccount

C. WITTIG& CO

Mauds

tltjuffl

...

ARRIVALS

FINE LUSTRES S.-SJ. PF BIBVBBXNT C0L0BS, -A..'At 40 cts. per yard,

-,p

UJTO

New Shades of

-JLt 15

Riddle is receiving a nice

I&L

dtf

R-KFT URIEL.

WCK

buildi

conber of 7th a

MainSireets, wbeta ba

will always

vsady to wait on his old costamre,and afi others their

wishing

'ia BODKMB

L^aiSeall

la Wissl,offers

hislW«(Y etteh ia Oe Pratriw

City Livary aad Sale Stable,

togatfteaf

with tha unsapired tsrm of lease. Thoee wishing to engage in the above bnsinees ia the beet ia tha terttsaknawly

hoaavistnngto

engage

A^ARGUA,

aa the location

best ia tho fltato assdU nowdein» hart bdrimi»

*tthe C»y. IWM

,4-I

WOOL DELAINES!

ALL

be filled

splendid article of

-S

Bleached Muslin,!

Cents per.YARD

Shetland Shawls,

In White,Blaek and White, Searlei,I

-I

Scarlet and

HILL'S 8EHPEB IDEM!

Blenched Muslin!

MEfUMAC PRINTS' new deaigns-1, vrtr -:u

I E O S

I HPNOIFE# WT'

New Style of.

I -rta IS:

#TSB-

Ladles Cloves and Gauntlets

BlAi A€£ »tLABq

.-= W''

&"JLA ..

i.'R'.^

ii&broiderod

UO.aoove

8E('

C. WITTIG & CO. 73 MAIS STREET,

OPPOSITE .'IWWSW-U-JH,

|«IW AMiHTitcatKNTa

Oopies

suka

3,000

T„

to th* dtteaas of Terre Uaata that be-

i«PNFSND to

tbenewbuildipgof

DTUW,

ia aay pact of tha city,tis

parwv artfeto of Ice ever oflbredln this market. Onicxa may ba left wlth 6na Arnold,at Uie Post OSoa,

Bippetoe's Oroco.y Store,Cory

caartS Sardware

BLOFE*-,

or at

LEE*—The

undersigned

ara now prepared to farnlalrttiapublic with clear* healthy

aal

ring Pon

wagons will run dailj, and

ATL

Street

Bustnees Houses

and Private

Orders left at the

aad all diseases ot the Ktftxrri

HLASAGA. FOR

Diseases

Plaats

Otiroan

)I) 'AI

stock of Groceries and

Produce at the popular stand of

BAILEES,ON FO^LTFTIET,

I^»Y &

daliTery,when they ware in great distresai

•adSafe

woald have died without help. He asks pat ttealar attention,also, t« hia Altcratiw Tonic? Powdera,which are of his own composition—cl»ar Of ail aatjaoalal polsoaa that fill aa prominent

plait In all bought Condition Powder*. The Doctor Ignores,the semi-barberoos practice hlssitlng.rowelllag buralngand hlisteriagt

Is bat a

F*U«

W-"

any'.OTTY

FOB SAAB,

TWAAS

LAWA^""

lee for the sbast4

FamilieaJ

PJATTMCE,

a|the Washington Saloon,will meet with attention. Those wishing a pare,healthyprom,.1

of Ice,will do well to order from

AND-'

sals by all Druggists.

^2$IW.8M.

Horses ana

tafrlfc.—Dr.

would aak particular attention to this

aottcc. He alaima pabiic patronage from the fact

THAT^E

has a good experience in the practice

^Veterinary

E^D^

Sutgery.and has'givoa satisfaction

generally. has saved away Horses and Cattle hy his skill,He

aonta attacks of luflamsaatlops

fays particular attention to Veterinary

MI^-

WHICH

barberlaia, too t»aw to tie any.

'laDfef-lpieiatedflfaasoag

.Chrlstiad

AS|L« 0*KE»

people*F

ofpoett^tlie Poet Oaca. No charges for

TTEAASPIM- ~T

OAIL^

atB.W.Chadwiek's Livery Stable,

^naultai

mbadStaw-WLM

WCW ADVERTMWIGWTS

iDARTiCUXAE

45.1.-OH.- •—W- JUJBI J».A.»AIRAFJD»SO^ itavlar claim,with

«T,,A'-550- __

Alt«wliig: ItfldoiShi*

Bounty Claims.

additioa to the proof aiasady gone fbrWard. widowa are

•awia^ubed

dtf

to preva that thsj

not married again prior to July

house and

uxzaaik

RS^UER JF

aownie!

This

eseaaawxuis.

WPRK

stock of Lead,Glass.. Oils.

ia«A«of

UW $•

Svswai

eau-atSSACAL'SSIAA

'TNIMES(R*4 A»

H«

art of Vocaliaatlcs To

SAY

tuls kind it has

MAN'

•FLSU

Druggists.

that as a

JA-tica,S'B-E

will b«»^Y

S^TKL

ele-

J. H. KLVICE,

OlBce, at

"city.

T«ORF^S. WJPTOW,

perfojaed Lily

WIL^con

ITO«

oa.

Agent.

the Talley.—MadameLavere's

of the Valley,lor the com-

beaattSar of the Complexion,per-

from all the properties so injurious to

thesk n,theLily of tha Valiar stands unrivalled.

Bottle will eonvlaee yoaof th'sfact.

S .TA* I* I TAR I WL

ARTMS-. TEMBNT%(QD.A, PM

A..ALL,-»BIKJII^,

PUBTSAAD

S77

Booa

».

oa I*FTL!t

OUVIK DITSON

WaahlngtaB Street,ABostonT.C0*

ORY GOODS.

1 FEW SPECIALTIES "1 .ASOTTO-JJTS:.*'' ,S J1' TOJ^HICH

INVUE^

1 I.-.'L

ii»W

$lllk

iiie

VS"

r.L^MAHANTa*CO.,

TISA

Arrlanos!

FAMICTLA*

Sacqdes, tAOhoiorHitaT"

Al#

Pattaras.)

(Taetafnl AND

*IA4I

with Bus Arnold,or

,6CTL

|8OMO

GOOD Wide Crash,12 1-2 cents! Yard Wide Mnslln, 15

'C?

BLACK* SAtTON St.WALMBLKf.

Ill 9f«in Street.

For 20 ela per Yard* aft

"'5 IFLT

EDSALL &CO/S. Visits Iu

•j I

OTICE.

%»e

QOOD J^IMTEIINUIEFT WR

T*™

tha data ot

birth of eaeh chu.1, and give their ward's praseat place of res Uenoe.

»T J- £•$&>•% V&LIIUJH.SILK*

EDSALL & CO. S.

AccideiiilQsarance'Comp'y

,dl

the bounty

ara*Ego

taicaiim, enio,

stUl

witlrni*claim,andclaimed

a Sworn

ceitllcata must ba from the physician who attended the eoldk-rhad|S in last illness, she

that the lmlaedlate and sale cause of the Boldier

FKATHWE*

from woands racetved or diseaee con

tartimate enougfa to Imt with an ace

*iag

the laat lew weeks Jams*CTO?*oUolk

loss

Bichty—.

Fred

than abotfti

after the claim went forward,or at least for soma months attar the pap-18,100

rsara reported right.

have racaivad

about

sion at Indianapolis oh apoiit

•eat.Agsnoy AIL

Bplcar.

Wallace Xswtiiuii6y.

om the Pen

8. F.

Wells....

F2T,I 00

Pater Allen

JR.hn O.

not

D. 8. DANALFCSOK.

Cbanleen

Sboekley

•J

DENIF

WFIEKLT BVIiLE

HT® you provision

JOUR

irr

rilf

iTTIS

«s4 ,'tWv'JL FGN THIS WEEK.

.E YOU INSUBED? Ir

MOT, AT

osOB

OSTAIH

POLICY

IN TBS

Colombos Accident Iasiraace Co.

J. H. EAGER, Agent.

Biy2Sdot Orrtoa—Dowling Sail.

Q.RIEKSON A BALL,

House and Sign Palaters. All orders le at tbair Shop, on Second Street, nuxt door to the Stewart Hoase will be promptly attended,to.

Graining & Pa/per Hanging

-executed

White.

the beet style. my lid

jyjEDICAL .NOT1UJS.

DRY GOODS.

TOAFC

NAAAFAP^R. WOAH^TAA

tat partial

Xantos,*O* Twro*.

fcf

to award it

tka beat judg* ot tha

MET IFOF8 WEB %0M*FTADILR

X.H ^5

adatt

that it has

RBIOSSOR ^AASUISSIQSAO*. 3 0 0 BASSUI'S

Maysyth.

RAYECASNMIKB! !-.• S {V Wt Mala Street.

as.A

aatta

IUSLRACTLCAJA

I *. .#

ftlHSMMK

ttaraa

^VARY

^75

Cheap.)

MI L-IFLJJJ,*®SSEAF DL

kt*

of*

article

OUR PRTOAAT'^

cesli

imiai .-tati

JSMS-W

LSNB-TOD

will plaaiii'read

HMTF

*8,1SS6.

Minors'

Bounty Claims.

»al

fAt

IIIMSJ

2MI 4.

Fine!.C.Haiidk'clirs 25 cents! eood Ribbed HSM, 20 cents!

U3 1-2 ABD 15 Cents!

Besides tfiese we have a well assorted Seock of Domestic and Foreign Goods at prices that we are confldent are as

any in,T)^

LOW

^TITTE.

''NR

& IMFT-RTJWTJR 9» ots,

tlue:

AD'III^A AMA

jSb CO. S.

-.UMI AUI«

IULNSO. I -THI T«

I /'MI:

«JJJ JAJ UO» .I I-UAFT I KSS-FC-» TADL

**|MA IT

SS-y

W. S. YCE &

the field and iolnt goad far those ea

ID™

tfeat

disable*tkaas. Xkair payasaaiaaia asora prtwpt tkan any other Compaar,aa tke follavinc parsons will testify,

that have received benefits In

.810

31 00

...» 30 00

T. F. Irankl SO 00

0, A.

........- SO 00

Sbme Plsin Qaestlons

for

IN THE PROSECUTION

loal

OF YOUR TRAD* OR

BUSINESS,ORDINARY ARA YOU NOT CONSTANTLY LIABLE TO AOCL-

made for means to

board,aay or inpport yonr faas-ly, whlla so

DTAABTEI.'

CAN ON-O FTR

SO LOAE TH* TUBA,AAD KAV* YAA

BEANS TO LIRE COM ORTABLJR WHILE

THE OF

ULHER*!RISK 11a

ynn may mak*snre of rapport

Which

DEPIIRAD OF

YONR WAGES HOWSR.-R? CAREFUL TOV MAY BE, YON ARA ALWAYS

UHA

EFFEOTA OF THE CARELESSNES* OF

VJIS

ln(utred into th*princijilsaf

LASSAAACC?

Do yen know that by saving

AOAMXT

SHEA OM

a day,

accidentbfiaU

«*E

diaabllug

JOB 1

Ia it not a positive duty you to youiwf your family,*oCHE^^YFagainstbwe

can be

SOFIA

Drs PATRICK 4 ULWK

UaTe

]9&?

eilil* T«IUSO

VI^A-..

-hmk

atllo

Prottv Lace Patterft. •••-.-.ia.••»' (DCTLICAT* LOT) this Week t:

hemselfsa togsthsr In theprac-

ti*e.fassociated Medicln:'-.Surgery.

and

Onict—At Dr Patrick'*' old Staad, corner 6th and Ohio streets. api4d3tr.o

FALSE WHISKER AHU "MOUSTACHE.

A BBAFTRIBCL PAIB O* BAJUSB *«D8.

TAOH

AKO WHISKIM,

TURS^ASerfect

so they cannot be detected

article* by

H.these

BB* «thie

Collars!.broughtoflor

TToasth-

Mattine ba sent po paM-by mail to any ad dree*.,wiii Orratatfefctii^*t

tba hast

DIB88 SMD8IP-

ALL SILK AND WOOL, *1

Crepe CireiiadiBcs!

asse

TEC 1**2 »1 J-

Chene Grounds & Brocha Figures,

IN PLAIN COLORS I -A FT' CIUJ.

Striped and Embroidered

GHENADIIVPS,

CSiits!^

Plats,Striped

AND

Plaid

ALL OOLOKS. WAAUIE

Alpacas,

new lot,at

Inali shades,

GINGHAMS,

Orepes

"WHITE- Q-oods,

Laces and Embroideries, Hosiery and Gloves! T- .I

BottoBS, Ribbons, Trlfluniigs/ •*•***?..

WES, 4C.,Ac.

DeLaines

WA -,44

die* and Isawas,

Orgai

D'Espagne,

la all oalors.

B(»ewood and Gilt Pier

MIRBORSI

Ci* si

OIL OLOTHS, RUQ-9,

MATS, WALL A WINDOW FAJP1B9

&cn &c^ &0.

co:s

Pair

Hose

for Everj Han, Woman Ckfli

:.ll

IN VIGO!

n.,** -„R.

,!!? i1. We bave filled our ,t»

HOSIERY STOCK

IS 01

A I E S O S E I

CM for 131-3 Ccata Very fine fbr 39

SMPERMRE BTMHHL 75 Cents, IRON FRAME

TI 1 I-tfi -V/TGJ SI

S,:» /..:

A E

Making it, beyond a doubt,

MOST COMP£V£

IN TESBE HAUTE. TOJFUW'

L«i

?JL

3Hz'

{AM0*re

PAY

Super Stout do do Superfine do do do bleached do do 260 Dozen

'/R

OTHBBS ABB

British Half Hose,

Children's

to iasnre accident,whenor

beat, to spend all yoar earning*,and

when disabled,r ly np rbe charity

low.men,or

SIM**"'""

your

Hose,

BLEACHED, BROWN, BALMORAL

inveet a few dollar*In aa Accident

and

OPENWORK,

and

EXTRA LENGTH.

for so

or 60

.14

ef th b*ATHwassnlwttrt

li.FEACKV-WB*an

artists ia Pari

aseaafaa-arer*,

majltdwiy Sal* Ag*at foiTcaltad'staie*.

ST,v-

LOUIS, ALTON ft TJ£RRE lutrfi BAOJOAB'CoKraar. Th* annual meating of tba Boad-faolder* and Stock will hMsttMi OBoe,bolder*oftty^)ftiompaay

8t.Lavla,'EWA:OFthlrtMn

of 5IRN

MSA^AY,

bafed.thes*.*

The

ByO D* Kef.

AJR2»DT*-

th*

TF*« *TTH#»A

lerni on of that day,torn tha- ileeUeu Director* the enailing year,and far tha trans, action any other

N4I

Oa*t

In the kf

which may be

Traaalar Boek ot tka Ooauaay

CENTS,

JGide, Lace, Super Stout, $c., $c.

Ladies* Extra Size?*, (OUT SIZES.) EDSALL & CO.,

Corner Fourth and Main 8t».

PHOTOGRAPHS

FOB THE MILLION

wUl

MA4,

most celebratad Actors for

poet-daid,80 Pkotograpi

Aotre-th*SOaeofs

Bahal Oenarals

cent*

coats 60

iprCOeanta:GO Union

Gen-rala

of Treach maauW-

cents

for 60 canta: 60

Statcsaken

beaatiful young

LADIES

for

costume,largeCWTS«SOforcents

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I'aacingGirls,

beaatifally colored a* they appear, fjr

cents,6 of the most beautiful Ladies of

th*for

Pariran

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troupe, they appear

play of the Black^Crook,ataa

SIBLOV

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Garden,Sewtheiu

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Box

177

Trey,V. *iF

myUdwly 1 1

Steel that will out polish an 2 out live other Wrough Plow mad*. It throw*

clMtn,andsraceful

this Plow

of June.

Cld*ed on Saturday the 4tk day of will be opahed on Taueday the

?eted,SU

Leah,SSth ApcU,4thday

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will

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4TH

IOMAIN PLOW WOBKS.

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VMM* Csaaty,Ohio.

Empire

Qaeei of the Wesl.

This Standard Plow haa aarar baaaexcelitd,ANAIR- 5"' for general purpose neTer will be. In it*construc tion we are worhlag a perfsctl/ bomognnloaai

John Scott Son's Warehouse,

Terre-Haute, lldiana, .arohasini

B*&>r* parchasiug elsewhere. Toir Interest w* and what we fay is true. BcGULBI, OAMPBJCIJ. CO

d**lra to promote, novlSdwlv I

A »IDS,I«ni'Liany

iurrow and la drauwht is the

lightest on record, farmers will do well tof

•xamin*Plow