Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 28 June 1867 — Page 4

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CITY' ANP STATE ITEMS.

ggf The project lor building an Od Fellow's Hull in this city has been a ban doned, at least lor this season.

.... ^^*The Vovr»ai states the Oatfcoli spicnic yietded the sum' of about two buD dred dollars for the" benefit of the pom *2 children in whoso behalf it was gotten uj

HabHIKD—At the residence of Jame

eri D*vis, Esq.—the bride's father—Thur? day moroing, June 27ih, by Be7. JL ..,t Frank Howe, SrEEHES it GaFEK, Esq and Mim Euza A. DaVis. ?, ^•3*. -**4»

gQT1 The offices to be filled at the ne*i O'otoEer election are a Judge and Prose cmor for th-j lBch Judlcial Circuit, aGoun

ty Kecordcr. and two Commissioners, ont for. the first distriot and one for th MOWt! I Utivpseoona. if 5 «i pa-

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ffif The lot belonging to the Christian Ch arch, on South Fourth street opposite *?t) fi tb« Engine house, will be sold at publi •otion on Saturday, the 29th in«t., at 10 3 .. o'clock a. m. Tbe lot is to be sub-divided into business lots.

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The Bose well is now down to the epth of 1,750 feet, and yesterday eveoflf^htre~8iHpbur water, slightly rnixeu with salt and oil, was if suing witb greai Spree from tbe top to the full sice of tb«tub?, which Is. inserted but a few feat.

were shown, yesterday, b\

Mr. Blent Barnet, who resides on nortl fx Seventh street,' a clip of wool, from L'eceste^ owe, measuring 22} inches. Tbe

Sheep was purchased in Christian cotnty li:iri island will,b« oh exhibition at th 1 vuv .State Flir. S«i3- W !i/®

.aijWSSM vrit fi" 1 fjuaft TQjixojf SSEVICSS AT THE FxIBGEO^JTCE" —There will be praichiug at tbe nev

Fair Grour.ds Sunday afternoon at 4/ ,V,V o'clock. Bev. M. A. Jewett will lead tbsefvices. These meetings will be a unloi •Ei .'.iof all churches and will be continued on |p eaqh.Sabbath afternoon.

'lb® Universalist Excursion

fc- Fort Knox yrsterday went out with long train of eleven well filled cars, witl ^"j' .thegnyest Company imaginable, including

Tout's Brass Band. We sent a reportei -a*31 down, bat up to tbe time of writing tbi itVm he bus not reported He will proba b!y get ip in time for to-morrow's issue.

$&" A follow at Lafayette, who ba been t«ken away from his business to ac as uJuroi^coTnes out fquarely and utiquai ifledly In favor of woman suffrage, an fright of women to serve on juries.— iss Wleri this right prevails he thinks thei will be ho trouble in filling the jury boxes with disinterested patriots, who hav. neither formed or expressed an opinion.

NEW AND^VAUTABLS Coal VEIN.—.A n' leman informs the Journal that witb in six or seven miles of the city there ha been discovered a heavy and an inox hiustible vein of coal which in qualit .' rivals the best article procured from tb •farnohs Bruzil mines. A shaft is bein sunk and e'.her preparations perfected fo

Working this newly developed hiddeu Wealth.

S01CIDB.—Another chapter tothesui •cido mania was added in this cily yes terday. A German, who has been in th ^-country but few -weeks, "and was em ployed at Mr. Belner's dye-house, £MUinF$treet,.a f«w doors Watt of Seventl ended his earthly career by banging him «£plf. At the late hour we beard of tbaffair'we could not ascertain the man '/same or further particulars.

The Journal, in noticing the pla

of the 1st and 2d nines of the Pbosni Base Ball Club, says the victor won b\ five "innings." It should have said five tallios. There were six innings play, ed, the first nine playing two nut again* three out, or 33} per oent. the advantag -iiufavor of the second nine. They hav anoiber game this afternoon at 4 o'clock and on Monday next at 2 o'clock, the firs nine play a match game with the firs nine of the Resolute Club, on the ground -of the former, at tbe eastern terminus

Ohio street. It will undoubtedly be 1 cloie contest, and those who love fiel sports will hftvo a c'uance to witness tb great national game at home.

AX Editor in Heaven —Tho caption is nut so eutrtling or so impossible ^fuliUinent. that the reader should pas it over in haste and surprise. On thi subject an exchange in giving along obituary notice of a deceased brother editor, says: "'Should waot then rejoice tba our l»te friend of the scissors and quill in He*ven In that paradise the cry oi •more copV will not fall on bid dlstraotoi

There his enjoyments will no man be interrupted by tho growls of tho ume« sotabie substnbor, or ii duns of the pa per maker. There ho wili enjoy enilr. freedom from the detractions and misrop resenirttioas ot political opponents, at» tbo cara.-ici of u.nbiticus political aspir aht. In tha ble»t abode heisnomor. to to '.OTironbU«d with illegible manuscrip ^ad .jeetry. No.ri.val editors will theit steal bis thunder, or his Items, and typo graphical errors shall know him

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SB" '-tKa^Tr tl t*i \dI40ta jT vtfimg 10 Uciderable ertent at Jacksota Memj-fiie uid otber pints along the" Mi&issipp river, though there is but little safd about tbe di*«ttie among the people and but lit le alarm manifested. The general im presaioQ seems to be throughout the whol country that cholera will not appear as epidemic this year, yet we hear every

Jay or so ofa case here and another there, la view of the possibility of the recur renua it .behooves our citizens "to be on iti0ir guard, and to see that their premises •tre kept thoroughly clean. At the samt .ime it i» the daty of the ciiy authorities to see teat the streets and alleys are kept hi proper saoi.ary condition. Let el datsp cellaia be ventilated and limed Allvaulta sod sjuks should be disinfect.ec md" kept so: "The observance of thes bings, with a thorough whitewasBing ot the fences, outhouses, andceiJings, will do •oro than any thing else to keep away the dreaded pestilence. "tr#t ™k}|gg*9i| ». 11 itwmwn 1

Sabbat!

The Congregational

icbool took their turn at a picnic yesteray. A train of five cars carried tb )ubool out to the new J?air Grounds, ano irge numbers of people went out b\ rivate conrayances The day was leasant as could ha?e been desired, and he time'was passed in games of croq uet •ill, pitching quoits, swinging, promenides, rides, eating, chatting, forming new icquftintanL-e* and renewing old ones mtil near the hour ot six o'clock, when he whistle sounded, and a very few uinutes' ride brought the old and younp jeople home, not a little tired, but all th* iappier for a day in the woods. By 1b« ay, it is strange that managers of picnics will go many miles from town by rail and steamboat, at a considerable ex *ense of money, muscle and nerves— vcben a more lovelier place cannot ound within a day's ride than our beautiful Fair Grounds, with thickly ccivered ^reen sward, umbrageous foliage, good ^ater, and in case of rain, ample shelter Vnd besides those-who cannot spare tvhole day can go out or return at any jour in a tide "of.. a: few. Tbe Fairground will he the place for picnics iert season?

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Probably a few of the "lords of

creation"- who-read the following, may •ee something between its commas thai «ill strike chords in their natures which iave given out no music., for "years and yqars." We don't know who wrote it. ut it is sensible and pertinent. "Praise our yif^ maa, for pity sake) give her 1 little eneourageqient, it won') hurt her be has made your home cqmfortable, jou heart brightand shining, your food greeablej for pity sake, toll her you bank her for it, if nothing more. She lon^t expect it{ it will make her eyes •pen wider than they have this ten years »ut it will do her good, for. aU jbat, and you too. „i

To Bssconstbtjct Bx TT«B.-rt-We supjoie that most of the batter about here is •trong enough to speak for itself, and is iltogether too powerful to be spoken gainst with impunity) but as it is.very lesirablo to weaken it, we publish the following receipt which is said to do what promises. If it really does do whpt it tys, the inventor of the receipt should be jut in tbe Saint's Calendar forthwith Che direction reads thus: "To a pint of vater add thirty, drops (about half a teapoonful) liquor chloride of lime. Wash this two and a half pounds of rancid utter. When every particle of the buter has come in dontact with the water, it it stand an hour or two then wash.the utter well again in pure water. The •utter is then left without an odr, And ias the sweetness of fresh butter. These (reparations of lima have nothing4njuri us in them."

fees and Salaries of cers.

County Offl-

Editor Express :—A citizen enquires the JquttiglI of yesterday, in regard to he item of fees and salaries, as reported tbe Auditor in his annual statement the year ending Juno 1st. Citigen 'irhes to know who has received these *eg, and intimates that tbe Kepublican ffice holders are the recipients. I would ay to Citizen that the books and pa•era of the Auditor's office aro open to ublio inspection, and he has a right to xaraine and get the information he deires. I will, however, say, to Citi.en that from my limited information, I can assure him that between $6,000 and 7,000 of tbe item he refers to, was paid

Auditor Corn well during the year, tnd we are credibly informed that if he «ill examine the Auditor's books carefuly, he will learn that during [r. Corn well's term of two years and bout nine months he was the happy rejipent of some $17,000 from the Oou nty reflnury, and that E. B. Allen, who was Auditor, between four and five years trew for that time about $8,000 fees. We hink he will find something about like hese figures to be correct. As to the tern of books and stitionery, he will find ne of our democratic brethren came in the March session for some $1,600 or 1,700 of the $5,000 .referred to, as his hare of that pile. We will also say to Citizen, that there are some county officers that have had and are having their irms in the public Treasury up to their Ibows, and it would be well for him and very tas-payer to spend an hour or two tow and then in examining the Commissioner's records and accounts filed, and he might find light whish would be usetil for him and every tax-payer in the rounty,

vlth our feeble knowledge of the publiciffatrs ot the coantv. Yigo.

Bbxtitx.—The following letter receivyesterday, a model for brevity, I P80?'

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"Are yon going to the Fair I" Said Huffy to hla friend,

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by George, I swear, I'm not euiU£ .u attend. In big InlUnapolU I live,

The Capital of the State, And to Terre Hautt I wonldn't giTe, A ctsnce ns to emulate,

Terre Hante's a one aide town, ver on tne Wabash riTer, It nay 4o for a circus and a clowjJ.

Bat for IndinapoliUut—nerer I

Believe «w'R be among tbe paet: -asJ&l 4faong the thlrifre that «ere.-v-A used up kind of thing, 1 ouiotuiug that once made a stir,

But all too dead-to sing.

Terre Haste is going ahead, Surprising smart I know, ,«$ I And if not checked np I dread, SrO p-J I

We never moie ihall grow. sMV -•rr—fsswppffg^ I Xhlak you I'd go to such, a place,^

To see any kind of show, ben through great IndlanapoUs, .. ]., Xo the Fai .' people neither oome nor go! I reckon not, if I know myseU, mj I

Which I rather gs«ss I do, I I'll lay myeelf npontheahelfw' fe And bid the Fair adieu."" *"T.

Thiuk yon that in tbte great State, There is any town like ours And as a people I calculate,

We're pumpkins among the flowers.

Therefore I deem It Just to eay,

While some workmen were excavating a cellar, in Polk township, Monroe coun ty, a few day* Ago, the Workmen struck what at first appeared to be a solid ledge •flock, and sitting down to rest, one ol their number began idly to pick at an ap parent fissure, when a block of stone, uearly two feet square, disappeared witb a dull thump. Tne men went eagerly to work, and removing tbe bottom of tbe pit,'dlscl6ed a chamber with a six foot ceiling, and eighteen by twenty-five feet within the walls, which are of solid, neatly seamed stone work. Banged in rows on rudely constructed .platforms, were twelve skeletons, each witn tomahawic and arrow beads at their sides, ear-rings and bracelets of solid silver lying where they had dropped, and piles of what appeared to have been furs in the center ot the plat, form, each pile crumbling to dust as soon as exposed'to tbe light. A number oi tools, made of copper, and hardened equal to the best cast steel, were also unearthed, and fresb discoveries are being conftantly made. Do copper mines exist in Southern Indiana? is the question that will natur ally arise in tne mind of the curious reader.

CITY AFFAIRS.

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rhey've got a handsome prairie, W *iixu And the town is growing last, And If we don't look ont I realiy,"^ ^efirst I

That people going to the Fair, '"A Must either come or

this

Or.Uew.C.n'tgothW..^^^| 0, horridday to ue, When by that infernal rote, A The Fair was taken— (how we cuss)—

From Indianapolli to Terre Haute. °jjT*

It was a heavy Uck Indeed, Our pockets will ever feel the loss, For dollars we always had a greed,

But now alas they're lost. Going

the Fair you ask, Si

Ko, by Qeorge, I'll pass. ftS# The time has oome, take off the mask, I'll pout lt out at home,and show myself an ass. 3CBOOY.

We are having, in the newspapers

of the large cities, the usual annual sensation about the sale of impurq m?at. In Pittsburg the Grand Jury have presented the butchers for selling carrion as fresh bsef, and the newspaper. leaders are ojd thissubjsct. In Chicago "blue beef" is the theme of leading articles in the papers and in Cincinnati the subject takes the phase of what one of the pupers calls."unripe pork." A butcber has biMb discovered in the act of filling breeding swine and preparing not only their flesh, but that of tbe immature young for sale. Oar own opinion is that but little f^esh meat ought to be eaten during the hot mouths. Yegetebles should form the staple of food during the dog days

AsobiqikaX

Catz Discovbbxp xk

In»iava—Skeletons ah Csrtu Utensils Foukd is It.—The Blooming* ton (Ind.) Progma is responslbln .for the following story:

Goto S. B. Wright & Go's for a

choice article of Oreeh and Black Tea No. 155 Main street. ,, dtf.

tSf Pure Cider Vinegar at Wright &Co's, 155 Main street.

E. B. dt£

Calendab Clocks.—The Ithaca Cal. endar Clocks are the&eslfor Dwellings, Offices, Stores, Banks, Insurance Offices. Steamboats, &e., for sale only at S. B. Freeman's, at Faotory prices, 74 Main Street. dtf

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STB4.YED or Stolen—From my stablei on the corner of 4th and Eagle streets, on tbe night of the 23d of June, oneUlack Mare, about 15 bands high, 6 years old) blind in one eye think it the right no marks or brands shod all round when she left. Also, one bay Jtlare, 5 years old, about 15 bands high ringbone on right fore foot, which renders her quite lame. I will pay fifty dollars for the delivery of said Mares, or information of their whereabouts which will lead to their recovery and, one hundred dollars for apprehension and conviction of the thief. 28d3twlt Daitiel Miller

19* Sixty-five Dozen 12J cent Hose, sold this season. weflty dozen improved quality, just opened at 12j cents. Men's Socks at 12 cents a pair. 27dtf Edsall & Co

Colored Foulard Silks.4

We trust "Citizen" will continue to £&r Cheap Fancy Fans for children,«[ propound qucstltms, and we will endeavor ten ami fifteen cents^at Edsall Ss Go's, furnish htm ali the information we can dtf.

Black and White Foulard Silks. 27dtf t:•'* EMALL & Co.

a lot of very fine Jaconet Lawns worth 50 cts. klightly damaged by Express Com-

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vhich might be copied into books on 2dlw. Jomtneroisl corroapondenc and effect a Drcs7 wipg'ics anTT Crinoline wd rorkjn the business letter field Lining always fceptin fuH assortment.

Plea3u still send me your most oxceKl 2Tdtf Edsai.L & Co,

eat paper«s heretofore,'to Ooeola, Clarke I fitting boot or shoe of the best

tus section of country bids fiir for White, Pik and B:o Tarlatans. "I I

[c 'M MtJNICATXD.

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Cmdnnati CfnattU of the 24th,

Jont&ins an article in regard to this institution, which we publish for the benefit jf the stock holders here, and those that fn intenstad in that Expnae Oompeny. If tbe article is true, there are some perons who have had their flagon awftiUy burned, and had better be looking oat now for a general scorching.

The Merchant's IJniOh'Expreaa Company have made a call upon stockholders for ten per cent, or ten dollars per share, one lalf payable June 23, andoneiialf Sep* ember 3d. This, when paid, will make thirty-five, dollars per share paid in it-" rbe stock in New York last week as low •s $7 on $25 paid in, and closed Saturday, •t $7 76. In another place we print in 11-the circulars issned by the Director* 'cccmpanying the call, which includes he action of the Trustee! at Cleveland.^ .tis, we are informed, bona fids the in* :ention of the managers to continue this rganization, and they express faith -in beir ability to make it a success. Much-, iQWever, mtlst depend upon tbe. response stockholders to the call now made. The itnount of stock outstanding, and upon •which the call is based, is $16,000,000-i-i

Che 8-nou.ut heretofore called in, 25 per •ent^ is $3,750,000. Of this there is probably $1,500,000 in real estate and equipnents, and the cash on hand is reported be $600,000. The amot^it in default m'previous payments is said to be $70^,300. These figures, if correct, would show $550,000 to have oeen lost in running and that sto-say, the receipts have been $550,000 iess than the expenses. Tbe loss would hus foot up $68,760 per month. On the •tber hand, it is asserted, that the $500,000 •eserye has been spent This, if true, would make the loss $137,800 pet monthi Of course, we have no means of testing be aocuracy of these figures mann^ers oTthe company have gfven no faefs in tbelr circular—only general statements. The argument in fcwrnf suppressing figures is that the old Companies make no report, and that the new company, if it *hould make a report, would play into the hands of its opponents. StQcM»ddM% however, will hardly see the foMe of this, and will be likely to call for information. The Buffalo stockholders haf^PW^ointod a .•ommittee to visit Auburn for tne purpose of examining the affairs of the Company, tnd resolved that if the latter should be 'ound satisfactory they would pay $» net hare rather than baVe tin Cmpthj' mil. What the Cincinnati stockholders propose to do we have not heard, but a consultation meeting #511- probably be called.— Meantime the old companies ace also joshing mpney but it is their dete^titoatton, we believe, to eontinue tho contest It is knojiff that, the Merchants' Union Company proposed terms of compromise, indirectly ifnot directly, sometime ago, which were declined on thia ground that four companies could not be- operated- profitably without charging a higher tariff than previifbd previous to th ettopositidn. It is probable that the profits of the Izpress busihess have beeh greatly exagerat^d, and a oorrect exhibit at this time would show that the aggregate reoeipts ire less than immediately previous to the war, while the expenses are much heavier than at that time. It is also probable chat ifall opposition were oat of the way, and olii rates charged, tbe profits would not exceed 6 per oent on the nominal oapitai, and it might be a year before any if the old companies would be in a con* dition to pay dividends. HuWever the present contest may end, it will take some time and muib money to pay the •cost of tbe war." These remarks ape uade, of course in the ^krk, because all ^the companies are conducted upon the principle of very close corporations but what we have said may «xcite in stock* Holders a desire for light, and lead to de* velopmin'u that will enable theik to act understanding^. If the Merchants' (Jniou is to go down, it" had better go down now, before any more good money is thrown away. If, on the other band, sueeess is possible, stockholders should stand by it Unless the present call is responded ko, failure is inevitable but with the lnforWa tid&we now have we are not prepared to say that a failure is not inevitable any how. Therefore, it is our impression that the Company should make a full a)Q( candid exhibit of its affairs. If aU right, it has nothing to fr»ar from tbe old companies. If all is not right, the mana* gars should deal fairly with stockholders. Tf a faithful exhibit or the business of Jlorchanu Union Express shows that $1,500,000 now asked for wi 1 be sufficient to carry it through, stockholders will furnish the money promptly, but if this cannot be shown, tne managers are bound in good faith to subscribers, to tell ttiem tbe worst and abide the result. It the late United States Telegraph Company had been candid with subscribers, might have been the telegraph company of the country to-day but the manager lied to stockholders, tred to take care of themselves, and th enterprise went under, burying three shares of the stock in one the Western Union, and putting the atter, by tbe force of the swindle, down to 40 cfauts on the dollar. We do not wish to be understood as intimating that tbe managers of the Merchants' Union Express, propose to follow tbe example ofthe Telegraph men but we mention it to sbow tbe importance of dealing candidly with shareholders. The truth never dia, nor never can harm an honestly managed enterprise, and we have never known any concern to float very long upon misrepresentations. Those who insist upon an opea and candid policy in regard to this Express Company, therefore, will prove to be its best friends.,

Plain white Organdy, 71 inches

wide for evening dresses—oheapest white goods to be found. Silk Grenadines, colored figures, at a great reduction- suitable for evening dresses.

Linen handkerchiefSTaTn} cents. dtf. JSD8ALL & CJo. '«g m|

price) for boys' suits, dtf. Eos all & Co.

8-4 White Crape Maretz and White Luster, at A. Nipperts. dtf

S@rGood roads are needed everywhere and can now be made so-by using my Ion proved Road Scraper, which can be at* tached to an ordinary plow and willgrade any road that can be plowed,

I wish to sell the entire patent right or will sell by States if desired. I A model can be seen at Sanders &

Brownlee's Grocery Store, 2d doors from the corner of Main and Bight streets, TerreHaute, Indiana. *N. Etxvosb. je25dlw.

Large

June 27th—At Tuell, Ripley & Co s, Hoop Skirt Factory. dwtf jcost. fdtf.

at 25 cts. per yard

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•»baad,ot ywkt,PoiLr. I. }»,dtf Edsai.l&Co. eaveywawMHTB. -77TT fliniWni/fwri^"'Hit

Tl»« "Arr w" hm-11 co*Iar. i*

are perfoot infitsHiea Qf t^B flneet lman Fpr sale at JL ABcoe- pSdtf

(0^ riain Hd beaded Parasols by 8xpHMisad teads at A. Bima'a dtf

SfM* a.eht^itpcjtff paw

and Csskisaphla J?reSs Qou4srat A. Nippert%. .dtt (disv 1":'" "V i-yg-i v:--

A ,• I#1 W. .. 'f 1 jjadies gaiters for $1,3^, at J.

Oapewla BAMAi^ jar Bow axx SHOP-—A laife stock tO-ba«eld at rednced prices at ll F. Depot's,: Hlo. 61, Barley^ Block JSain streat, dwtf

t§j" A splendid: line of casyimares just reosived at Jdu^oa MIMastfs& ^i*o, another invoice ofitiiqH alyt -Oasnlit UXm- Obatai l0iU sobtt' it liaia

IB" NeWT St^t

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tibk &S-mP*trr®rj Hut, -VMHtaril y.-^r Btsi Sim

oflbde*' Will find it jtAT Provisionand egebAle Bt6«o, wh'«tfB market is op^tt evrtyf day. d^f. -. j*

Pslidat, JS7X 21i l86TvfrJust Mi^ed newsftock^of PaifKiUand Sua Sfradas fS^ New stffle Merimaa aikd G^licteo and Sprague at .1Lousdaie B.laa^fcad Mualin at 15 iftf 0 »i

holered jaconet aad lsawap ^"ThiWttpson'soelebratea Hotyskjrts '^Botd.Vaid ®an.««" mrt Boaiery^

Openwork Bosias^.

mtaant^

boiis," Dress Buttons, Oimps and Bt Dress Trimmiflgcllt-A* N ipparts

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STO* LAl»lHlOWiPl.tP|tM II— have just received a compleU assortment

and strong.' Every 'fioiu^iefp^r, sbo^lS have oapaajBar ^si -MBigPad' look." (Ml

June 22, dtf

SoIeAgent

|0rThe Spencw Prult ^arfrself'seal* ing-r-one crate sold-^wo' aawft oa hand. Call and see,tham at .'C: J^ iXir&Xt's. [dtf .6*1,«i—• '.iTM

Moitxt!l^u^.-Duiiof

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froit aanfai^'Bi 'BaadariKiB'X $tarday, a P$k-book .,a(«^iog.,.%..«iDdi amount of

rn|0ney

i)!at lilt: -Jyi af:§n a A-*'*. 1

at Handarsoa'a ^ve^ftiatfe bn. Pouth street, 4 doors south ef itff ?«t cS^ .si'. -1 rdlfi

Mr?!na mite Shitts ai JohaMati dollar and fifty «m6.

Silvkb

JOBS B. FBK

UNed

Light weight German cloth9 (light

Corsets of all sizes and colors—"**

stock always on hand at "WeisE'f^feortment of

Get your Hoop-Skirts, at Weisa's QuAidktl. ABOtrr THI Mabkcts

Hoop Skirt Factory, opposite the Post is Now axrixao1—Bay ft Bailey have Office. That is the only plac« where yoa "Op«* Market" every day, from 4} o-

^4 11 KjoBraad,everymorn%gr Wotm in the

Oentlemen, when wanung a par- Comb. Orders can be fitted for any UlslWiaW^^- flWtf ,' -1 ^cw'eart-rarr-*s 'I

»X

.1 ao* iae of (^ntt*.Furnishing Goods now.?Sitths. Eocer ^iiaM, Hsmdkarehiaft, TljM dm.. *a, and.aia iro. too. IjU MainBtreet. •. -Jbfe

ieapesi and lar^*rtTr aasost*

v{S*R diftttA:. jJWJ'PKM

§n!t»'a,

'omato Plants, y,

Qeorge Baler's, south of the Kationa. House, Sixth street [10-dtf.

A oholoe article of Dried Peaeh

Apples, Prunes and Cherries, at £. B. Wbiobt Co's^ •Ki-igf dSS Main attest. irj is. .. r^.cs ,ix

Platx.—Sugar Sifters, Spoon lard Baskets, Opal Sugar Bask* by Glas

Stands, ats. Bub

Card Baskets, Opal Sugar fancy jlecorated, plain Glass,

and medallion

uet Holders, See., at 'a.

lii

fatt

"Nxi Navxira, T&a Nxws»OT.-?-Mrt S. E- Mdora will belglad to receive crdaf« for Bev. Henry Morgan's newv book, "Ne4 NjBvins, the Newsboy, or 8treet Life in Boston for whioh she is Agent

This is one of the most interesting books of the day, and one most desirable to place in the., hands c»f the young should have a plaoe in every household Price fl SO.

Orders received hj Mrs. Moore, or left at Davis', Barr's, or Mahan's Drug Stores will be promptly fllletti R-'i

The Boston Tniviller says "Ned" Nevinsj the ^Newsboy or. Street Life in Bortob," by Bev. Henhr Morgan has be0^ne#igrand success. The edition is selling rapidly. It is wonderful how sicgle book may be adapted to suit all classes of mind. Tbe old are delighted, the young are completely carried away witb the tirtues, trials, sufferings and triumphs of the young hero. Street boys repeat the motto, "If 1 do no wrong, something, good Will oome to ma." Sabbath school children read with interest, and weep as they reatd. Mothers, pale and ghastly with needle in hand* pray God to protect their ofisprings As Be dia

Nevins." From Maine to Oregon it has awakened new interest in the cause of the suffering and doton-trodden, and given an impetus to benevolent enterprise. Taken altogetherr it is- a vivid daguerreotype view of the vicissitudes of life in all great cities, and it has justlyl that are ea»iiD|Tfr.BiPaii, ui«rth»s received the encomiums of the press, thei and the family altar.

__ If any body wants their money's worth of the best of articles, in any kind of business, bay them of generous men. You will find them where the street is paid dlf

W Sweet Potato Plants,,' Cabbage Plants and Tomato Plsnts, at C. Bip% ley's £22-dtf

Good ready made Shirts for only

one dollar, at Biddie?s, i61 Main Street, dtf

'"We are

i. D'W.jf

UfMtium Kioiir ui

HP {(til! stnft railroad is*pn^ A«iiDg rspidly kfld will paas imnu^iatdy in tiraiii of the popular Clothuig House of Johnston & Miller, where you can procure trotter made, better trimmed and^bdtter 0Uing garments, for less money than at any other establishment in the eity. Cull in early and leave your orders at 81 Main, tdf

S & N a _T The prescription departffibnt of JSt' JL A Davis' Drug and Chemical Stor* to under the care of an expertenoed Par* macheutist, and prescriptions can'be filled with accuracy at all hours of ihe day or night None but pun and unadulterated madicines hsed. 18tf

HV The Grand Jury is still-in session, and Johnson ds Miller are sffll supplied with those all wool cassimere suits lit $15 and a good quality of jeans jpantf at 75. and other goods in their line at curres ponding low pricej. Don't1 forget the plfea, Jpo.' 81 Main street '.' {dtf.

None* —The annual meeting of the Stockholders of the Terre Haute ir IJgbt Company will be held vyedrtas-, day, the 26th inst., at nine o'clock a. if tbe office of Wm. B. Wfttrei., Es^ on Main Street -daf- Gsoros BuoaK, S|c']

yA ShirIcy,

If their store at the corner of Jjifayette an4 Locust street, keep constantly on banuUte best and freshest article* for fitmilyiuse, in tbe grocery, line, find invite the public generally to give them acontinuanea of patronaga They also have a choice lot of sweet potato plants of the best quality,-large and thrifty, which w^ii beaoidvery low. fm27-dlni. 't

Unbolted Flour, at O. I. Bip-

LOCAL NOTICES.

Pare Crfltaf Ice.—TW undersigned aif abw prepared to tarnish the pcblio wlth'eleir' healtfcy Biter aa'd Spriog Punt lci for the eMson, Allow ratet. Two Wafone will ran dati, apd •opply ali Joslaais HonMe and Private Vamitlpe UrdMS left at the PVit Office, with Oas Arnold, atHM WSSUnften Saloon, wilr meet with prom, •ttaattan: Those wtehiog a pare, heelthy article £•-%»*, wtll do'WMl to Order from aetata flTcnfUsaxi a iinT^i-ai" nf

famert, Drill Tonr WSeat^ifoin S9tt a'»OB heap tha well knowj^ Wheat OU'Dle tbaconntry. Eion't gi year order for a Drill yon baTe n«V«r seen. Don't order a Uachiae that tbe

Staler irllinbt^put on exhibition for yonr in. sp#ct'lon, an ees yon bare oney to throw awaj -Horn* aid.|»» »r ^onreelres and be «atlefle3, and ftton ordernnderstandl^glf. i^&wttr' JoffK ao^f a BOJT.

COMlitatlOB Water is a etrtam eurt fsr'Osaastts and all dl»ea»ee et tba Kunits apu BiAabn.' Tor sale by all Druggists. 9Mi0n

O'fCT't) Dlwaaca of Horses and tanlet^pr. QVfgU weald ask psrticnfar attention to "tllie notleei^ He tiaims pnbilo patronage from the fact that be has a good experience in the practice of Veterinary Snrgery, and has given ts'tlafoctloa generally. Ha has saved many ITorspa and Cattle by Us skill, la acote attacks of'Inflammations ae.i pays particnlar atteution to Veterinary Slid wlfery has saved many valnable Hares ano Cow by safe de.lvery, when they were in great dlrtrese and wonld have died without help.' Ho asks partloalar attention, aiso, .to bis Alterative Tonic Powders, which are of his own composition -clear of all antlmoDlal polsone that fill a» promlamt a plaoc la aU bright Condition Powaere. The Uoetor Ignores the.Semi'barberua* praetico of bleeding, rawelUng, burning and blistering, which -is bat' a reltc of barberiem, too tame to -be arfy (eager tolerated amoag a Otirletian people. Call at his Ofllce, at E. W. Chadwick'e Livery Stable oppdelte the Post office. Ko charge' for consult^ tlonatOfflce mnfidStaw-wSm

Ice! Ice J—The undersigned would aanounoe to "be cltisena of Terre Haute that he Is prepared to deliver, in any part c.f the city, the purest article of Ice ever offered In this market. Orders may be left with Ons Arpold, at the Post Offlbe, W. Blppet6e's Grocery Store, Cory & Ma Mart's Hardware 'Store, or at my Office, at tba Ice HouSrri6nth«aat part of tbe city. aprSdSra TBG-. S. L0PTON, Agcnt.:

Millinery and Dress Making.—Mrk M. WILLIAMS, Ko. 1M Muin Street, le prepared to do Bleaching and Pressing in tbe nry boot etyle Bonaeta and Hate will be made to look as good a new. Dress Slaking done to order. [lidlm

WANTED.

TXT ANTED. ff highest prir^

25,000

lendid

otu our

tenor

81 Mainatreat

nj»- ir..^ ti.n -wmi man

Bobbins' manufacturing roojn.aild fcTT fl,HeT eartTisVI SeadTlK *. M.

ot.- mumtJ

A. -a

-OLD IROJS.—The

highest prlco paid lor all old scrap Iron delivered at the "Phoenix .Foundry," near thr Passeag-r Depot/t *'McKLFKK8H UKNOLEE apsidtf

M'H tETVAaD aasn McftgpiBir sfe FBJEEIu, m-«i BEAtsas'.M-.-j ... lEISH LINE IV,

TABLE CLOTHS, OIL CLOTHS, IN DO W SHADES, N OTIOi*3,.,.&o4 GRio, bctuMcn Third $ Fourih Streets, (Kezt door, to Shannon's B.nk.) j. myisaaw terrb hspte, iwd

JJBMOVED.

rfL4"USSBN, BISfiO WS1LY

i^O KE-X T—1 HE 1. a'

-U

liriHs. -^JP'ABMKBs, Daat

Tot* WaiAT.—order a Drill call onV"! ?w NliabU K&bai A Hain«'t Brill, 10,000 of which dtf ^gtanow tn ii«(^anSra sample ofSrbtch bas past slt' wSeke. Do aot tnsy a Dnil,"! .tikT bkait' of trb!oh the Agent la aehame4 to adf^rtlrt. Bay the beet. Bay the

Xahaea Baioe*, yrlch Maamaii^si^iproTfmente, iisdis at ^jy ton, dr.io. Gire jour Ordfrearly.'or joja will (aU to get one. 8i* Jhcee h*ve already b«e« sold Uib an 1 tho. rash still ecatLaaee. So not fail, before you order, to. cj^U on lta Gfo T*r, aad see t^ most complete a.iui most «ell»jl'

DrlUyy^aade. ... Jeiffiinty BHill Toil Bmali.Po*l— Vaeeuu Rhe, Jut received and warranted reliable Also, Taints, Ol s, and Varnithei, WhllewSeh ana fatat Brnihee, at I. Ik MfHAN A.C0

trj tbe Magnolia White iea4— It isa

Saoer

White Faint,aad- tte wear o^ ^ali-

tie* are nneaeeUed. ejttr»ordioa-y '{atgv sale of the "Macoolla," last huod |e «nfieient faaraKee that "it ralta the peopW

Th* moat e^ibpletis' stock of I^ad^ Ofisse,r®0e. Yafnisbee, Oelors.Brtiahee, end iudeSd, all meo aerof faiater's goods, fomle bj [I

BAHK..OUUOK BGBBr^r

ay »Wtf

:r..r,

-prugirtsts

Union Hot*l,

Oha-l-^tun, IlliDOi*. haa Imsb tsfi.

uTub

«d and &c>e* op, and is now In »noo«H'al tioii, can b« rented oa reaa nabto tenae Tot parti artarr, apply to JA M. B*T, mjrtTiitf At tks Union Hotel.

FOR SALE.

S A LK—SALOOJT. eeti n,fan »ble i«- mhe Palooa aad

niwvu tk 'W'iU,'' jsvdtf JAOOB QOTIRCX

SALfi—HOU8B atid LOT, Sltn»ttd-oa« aarshof Oi«rk Be«eftettaehc •, Tema msj. Aleo, a aefr «f f*lrbai» St-ck Soale«, iu good order.

Xuqi r^at the National Hon*. jrf.di* J*COB arraawv.

ii SALE—Two Milch Cows. Es«i«ir» J. J. WSB91BB, North HtStreet.next to Wjlt', or*t J. Sttr*,',' en Kwtt Manr Stteet, ««xt So Canal. Je»Sdtt

*oaa«fe, two frf eik, and' t/ne ui e**sa ••oom*. I will pelt ttieee houses w» low, aud on t^woaeUe 'ran Apply to T. i: #OB8*8T, 14 lf Nf*r «orB«r 3d and Ohio Streets. "V* ftoose and sev eral buiMi tois.tn Chas *f Addition, northe*|t of-the

VAiou

Dep«t. The Hotws has (bar

Room*, *ote Wo et, one Pastry, (ood Cetl«r, st.ble»»d Woodabed, OUtern and tamp, and a good Weil, a\l in«ooJ repair. the btuldl' K.fete nie aurrounded byMteihade tnei, itsd 'efrme of tnem are.Mil Ot fine trail•Wttoti'tn*.** *. mPW». mlSdtf call at the Terra Rail Houw.

C'QR SiJLS.--Quitea'numberol nice Btrltdinc Lots 70 by 14S feei)t sontli of .tSBj-eHythe Dean .MiUfib*!' of Canal, fheae loU will bs sold low. Iteasanable

UoNssUea to tbooe.who will baBteotPHMfta..

mlftdf Oaltattbe TerWBoate Ho»t

k~The Brick

iiig on third street, baft «iaar* nitifii of

atlon,appl

Itdtf

jbis^^jiai'

|0* Our readers vfill remem at Bugler's store,"adjoiaing the National BcKMcTon 7tl! Sti4et, can always be round Sweet Potatoe, "Tomato and Cabbagj Plants of the largest and best kiwis, gather with Garden Seeds, of all aescrip ^66^S|l^lihn^ £ettuc^, ^c.y t&c,.4£7d^

tbrther

,LI«,

by Ira Orornr

At Virst NaStonaf Btfak.

SMiE—fiOAIUDlMQ J$OVBX. Wagon yard,—I wtll eell oa reaeon^ble

tem«, my Joardlog Sow and Wa|» ^afd, sit«atait ou.tha oormer of Finl and Poplar «WM, XtoatPS°t'* ai.tU. fjoqolr* at Cos aprlSdtf OHABLKS BKLU

Jieat Cottage Street. 3oodw.lt, ton tbe premleesL—

aa'«p»ire at '"The 1m Matioaai Btah.'' ustf 17 OE S

ALB .—HOUSE and LOT. The ondersigned ufere for sale a asat brleh boose etorire high, five neat room*, two oloeu, betidB kltehea and cellar ltatOand a penry the entire length of the Houee—new. Alao never falling well of water, and other ap nrtttanoes. Mtsated OD Korth Tbird street, eoath or the I. premises.

of the X. H. a A*, Knatht Hoaee. Baqareon Che eml.ee. P-J- BfBNK, Prop'r.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOTIOJB.

Sealed Propraale will bi rectred by tbe Board ,f eonuDleoioaere of Vermillion G«ant. Indiana, on T«» ay, tbe 8th' da of Jaly, tssf. aaiti is o'cln k, 11., for bhl.ding two etcw abn'.mente and etone wlig y'l», na le^to brldy aoiMw^the

which may be eeea at the Aadltor'e OiBce £a Sewport, Indiana, or- and after tha 8Mb oay A JnSe,

1^ldslto

-f-

be Wr tiki whole ofeaid work. Bight

marred to r»Ject any oiall Udj. at'orderot the^uard Q^OomafiMieaers of V^rfflffilbn Dotftfty, IndUnir'

JAUKS TABBAWOS,. AadUor

'JnneST dltltaw w? AMUSEMENTS. iIf, if~ 'i li' .1

4tt OP JUL^

E E A I O N jkjv.izwmmx.i3JktrTx.

Come All briliig your well filled baskets, andenjoy-a Dinner onthetikaen.

'tin Old'FasliloBeaitll of July J3sleoi»tl«n will be held aMlje K«W'Fair f^ande Xa-t of tbe lit?, unl«r tba* aVnamnsat of tb ii. A. ant the tit!i*canfVige.0ouat)iW(4rhleh ail are in»ited tobepr«iat.

AGEVfcKAlHfVimKM fs ex traded to all Oiders and Orfao'satoas to attend as Organisations. They are requested ta at 0% nptlfy tbe Oonunittsa of Arrangement of tbtfraeoeitaaee,

will a farmed le the City as follow*:

5S*«S89K--4UA.,i,8a O. A. B.on feot. Cites ns »a 4ot, lao'udtng Ouaatiatfons, ia«ic by Pi air* OKy Hlmr Band. Fir** Dfptrtn^Bti 0 inftatlea from e^antry to iMSMis. (j,£p? O'tis asln'aagoas.' ArtiU«yv .The rooessloa wlllmtfre promptly at 9o'clock a. M. throuch tbe rlty, oat Hatn Btrrat to th'h pot,, vkara tho»a on -foot wiirtake cars for the CTr1aodsr

Ob arriving at the groends a sho-t tioss wl)l be gi»*a for rerr, when tha assembly wilt beiaaadsd •nd tbe esercisee of the day will opea with

Music, by the Band. Pr er, by at. A. Jewett.

Music by BaDd a«d Song by QEse Bead ng of -De.:'araiion'af Ind. by Thos. B. Long. Mo sic. by Band ind Olab.

Dlansr oa«-bear.

Music, by Band, (Martial). Add re t, by 0 1. Win. B. HcLSSa. ?1

mie, by M|lT«r Ba"d.

Address br Tiiomas Oowilng Esq. 7,M 8o»«» Otee Olub. Addreaa, by Col B.

and

BABIES WASTE I«- Between tbe «ges of one week and losr jn-ar», AMD MA'S apoT.»nr iy

Cr. it is only k6 Oetfts tf'bottle. for e* aJl Drnnlatit. Try it. aprSd3fa

!lWW...nP' a.".'. ',• s«:

F£BDIXAKD 2I£»LEB has reasoTed hie Store from tiie co'nerof °econd and Swan Streete, to the room lately occupied by JAOOBf a QUaB, la ta Bsm Block, corner cf Main aad Ninth 8treats, where he will be happy to MM his friends, and cau offer then bargains from his well saUcted Stock, consisting oi a.1. kinds of Orooerfre, ProtleWna and Ltqnonr also. Split and Bound PeavSasn, F«ku, Pearl Barlevf Hiree. Uateis, Prunes, Vxtnlcllll, Macaroni, flo land Herring, Bwiss and Lliu&arg Oicsbu, Citav.1baand Rhine Whwe, Kempfer Holtrermann's Wi. ters, Bottled ALC. All goods dtUnuil fits oebanre. diJ-lly

Importers and J'H ar- of

WOTI. ks ANU TOT WHO L« SALS illilKB FANCY groceries, a—, TOBACCOS, TJE&S, etc. 104tf

win-

1iS^l

.iff ''-ftp*1-

jtssSt-s $*

com to

FRUIT JARS.

omkcBJR:S.PAIEIST

talipera- Y*.*

HBBMETBICAL7 SEALED

Gtass' Fruit Jar!

.* x'mi 44leBesl Pratt Preseror.

u-A Perfect Saccess^^

KoWsxotSejjsxX

EftSleit to Close or Open.

Goo&Bftttt Uie Jar Is Broken.

Wa oOsrthe above Jar to

THE TRADE bftAu .. lasi ate^SJL. & 'Cr-'f

WHOLESALE ONLY!

•f'COX': A SOM. WKSI'-VJL •i. D« B. DE LAITD A CO»S

OXLCBBATXD KBARDfl

S A E A S

cox asost. JaaSdlsa

WW.

LYMAN'S SBLF-SfiAL. SIAIiIMO

-r&*

wwr lAvritB,

.k!?

VF.

Thompson.

Muaic.

-r Aildreis, by We., Mask, Esq. Music. Addrfsa,by a. Laage, Xsq. -The Oommittee of Arrangeatsat In maklag the abSt» snnoBDCeBant do aot tblak it necessary to ng upon tbe pubic that It is the doty u' Am-rt-oan to celebrate, In touts way, a d.y made glorl our Jteaolationary Fathers, and It I* expected that Vigo will turn oat in her strength and dovote tha day to Amuaeuent and Pieasare.

Xvery arrangement will be made for Comfort, EUtertalntnent and Knjoymant. MO. BANKTH. .- O OJAVrORD.

Je26dwlic LDTBEK OILLMOBB.

GRAND MUSEUM

THE WAR! fglfi. IJ Jt

RELICS OF a* bm ~—1 A a'recent meoting oi tlie J^ost •£\. of tte O. A. B. located at mU pclni, a resolutiun loukiug toward the getting np of a Orans Museura OOmposal of Belies of th» late and prevt•us wa'softhe country, to farm an 'ntesting feature at the Oelebratlon to be bald by tbe mi. la eonuectluu wi tbe itizeus

this p'ace, oa the

log 4tb

Joly, was uuaoimoasiy adopted,

aOuuol'tee oonaiating Of W. lloward Maa nlng and John At Bryan a appointed to colUct oiateriais for, aad eoperiated the management of the stuso.

Xhe committee la aollciting from their Mends and «omr*ds» and the public generally, rantribuliuna fir tbe ai«Te parj,04-f eeruestly reqqMt that all articles be sent ta tatmedUtSly. The rensuns tor this request are ubvtoa* t* all. haaeh ariltd* w.U tie cbeBed, aad a duplicate of the check giT.u the ountribuier, su lhat no fears wiQ be entertained of tu«siety ol ountrlbutions.

CouUibu'loBS may beswit to the Printing jSfflce of John A. Bryan, lei Main Street, or to W. Sowar 1 Alaiinutg'a Shop, 04 the cornor of sth and Cherty. \r. HO

WAR MaSNfNG.

.. JOHN A. BaTAN, jnae 21 dfcf yT Oommittoe.

FALSE WHISKER AND 4 MOUSTACHES

BKABTIFOL -PAIS OF FALSE MACS. TA Hr.3 A»l WHI9KKB3, of Franch maouf^ture, to prrfeot they cannot bn detected from the Reauino, will be sent pust paid by Malt to anyaddreaa. Urvat attention lap id in tbemanuAietnr* of these articles by ens -f the best artist* to Pails, M.L. .Foech*. who is t'-e bet manvfac urer la Tfinrp- -MrrnrtiiftiTtj fl lVhfthors. (9,Ul Full Heard, {6,00. Address 11. DOKbJ

a&rlidmij SaU Agtnt for 0sMl 5tal«c.

IMF COLMON OF CflW IDSIC. Ooctaiuing tbe Psalms and Hemn Tunse,aObants Ac., uMd tU Mnltr Oflurch, New York, and its hrs? .tba- els. By £owj.ti Uozart, of Mdzu,y •ffttubrld o, Xnxtan with Valuable Ad fy the ltd-tor, S Pa kman TuckerCAn, tiia^ lioa., uutaaist aad Dacactwr «f Mosio In at. PittrlVesttrtfts Boston CToP. B'ds. fUO. Sent pujt paji. QLITEB DlfTsy^ CO., Uab.

Boston. OxajS. H. DiTfox A (19., 7U isoelMirUlah'C

Habere. .Broadway,

Jt.I

.4. "J# etm .ass iaJ-SiMSf

5ie I'r

a'!

Patent Glass Fruft Jar. Iks Best, 'Simplest, Cheapest, aad ooJy R»liatl* JAB IK THE ilABKBTI

Tbla Jar stood the test for fxvi Tsui tfJ |ina an tire satisfaction to all wao aafe used tt Also SiOOTT'S DOlTBLB BtRKKD AIR TIGHT

Brown Stone Fruit Jar! -•'Wltb'Tlntop,-MddowB by Wb*,vilorsileWhsMe amd Be tail, at BBHDKICH & F8LLSHIIB.

So. 1*7 MAW STREET,

Terre Haute, Indiana. Jelfidlm '.r&n&Pi

DRY GOODS.

DE¥,,GOODS s: I .In S»-.il t"«0f 4 icWR

S W

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL! ':s5'.s

COKIBinis' a HlfiGEBTi

Kl t" sieS

4"© tlOC* I"?

V) ..

HCSIT'.A. -t Jk

Saturday. June aad,

tfjitht5? iu ,iat:a('i l"' f, r#-* -j. •toufr? sestft 'I: w'tg Oeo «a. ,.•»* 13 ». sta ra .••e"u ir 'S,.,95VB

Jaoonetta,

-tin

Wa hate jait received a large supply ot

NEW:OOODS!

,t!Ut srn-r to stirtt.

fciBW

•n *r«i!

CrepeMer®^

•es ,»j a .r'tOtiyk* if ft '«W« Qi 'jtf ts. e/:.»1, am

&c.t &c., &c.

Iq flnt« fall assortment of

feaa/is ae .»- iMrt

S lot

Greatly Reduced Prices!

S 1

kiwsTocf

.eW

BLEACHED MUSLINS:

Merrimack, Cooheoo, s* sw*a«fs.' TT" Spragiies, .„,25nerloan, ». Sicliiouds&c.

Wi 0 "Mx

Prion In th» NEWB8T STTLE9 tt

a «.J I a-

161 CENTS

•?.

vO*-

Jiif Sm-Sifi

#AS y%i*'A J.f. ..'t WeareselliDg our entire

Stock ofSlUC

and CLOTH &ACQUES and ^IJ^AIER SHAWLS-at COST.

CORNELIUS & HAfltiERlfY,

Corner Maia and 3d St.,

TSRHE-HAUTE,

INDIANA.

BOOTS AND SHOES.

OOTS AND 3"HO£S

Qf A,

MY OWN Made in my Stop by tb* BEST Of WOttKKBN sv.-f aad of the •'Best Material! Thick I will Warrant la erer* respdet.' S dtz also prepared to make ta order all kiadaof Wt. men aad Men's Wear that may be oalied for. tbe SHOKTIC.iT NOTICE and la the mo*t Teshionable Style and on th* most BEA0ONABLX TJCliJSn

Prlee List until Farther Notice: Single Solo Sewtit Lcmoio CalfShin Boot*, ail00 ftoabl* mu.

Pegged Leven -»«jt. Prence Kit i,u American Kiu i^.

ALtAHX, N T-,

arid

Mending Done in the But Styh Short Notice. BEING A PRACTICAL MtCtiANlC aad haTingbSd a practloal experience Ute ttbi. and Shoe fculiiM« for some twrnty years, 1 i.» ooaflSeut tbt. c-iQ .re satlsractiuu la my t/rt-n nese, uneqAM In 9tyle and Quality, to all v-h-.. may favor nw witb ihoir taironagu. 'fliaiikiu to tb* public fur Uteir furmer patronage 1 bop* .n. merit a large nautfrSt of my "Id Cus'oaters aitd many nrw ont* firor me with t)j»lr triv^-.

O.-ra ma eaii b*fuc« uid*rU^eb'n ti*r«. Aii orde^promptly tiled. Do jwt torgrt ii.e 2fo. 1, South 6th Stn Terre Haute, bid

If. HKLniOJlIf

SartibWSai

fv -'it