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DAILY express.

.iypgj-K RE«HAtJ'lftei IND'

Wednesday Morning, Jaly 3d, 1867

KAiJaBOADJI*E TABI^:.

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TEKEE

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FrorQU

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ij^Vintonngg, "...

a aiagte arr«*t wag made bj

the police in our quirt city yesterday Tli« vicious k«pt "ibady," and the polict laid in the shade—M much a* posiible.

y§y A man

whs

A Word to

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A. M.

2: A. a- SS.-.W'' £"\""."""'..**pr*s* io:50r.

SI- LUUia, ALIOS

AJ*D TEBBE BAUTB. AftJUVS.

&EAV£. ii:as *. *j{° f*

a-lHaitoau Accommodation... 9.W

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if Accommodation.. Mali

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EOCKTxi.X.£ EXTENSION

EATE.

i:u0 p.

TEEBE-HaXJTE post office.

©PB.MKG A3D CtOSLfO OP HAILS.

MAIM CLOSE.

Enteft,through,daily at .XMk^tr,

7:00

P. H.

S:W p. a. 11:00

Laauiu, »aj' daUy.at CiwiinnaM, daily, ttcWn, .ually.at SatUvilio ana way mall, daily at.. Evauaviils aud wayniail dailyi »tHoium.iionaay ana xnuiiuay, at. ••a.uvr»»Y(h«, i-iility, at...~ ASUlioru, Jtouday, at ii.itItUAii, V.H.J &

A. II.

3:00 r. u. 3:00 r. u. 7:00 r. M. 7:00 r. *. 7:00 i. a. r. K.

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Stwteni,tteo^gb daily,at..,. 12:16*. .'fcisieru, way'mail, uaiiy, at..... WO P. at. Uucmuatlj,daily, at

Wtestiiu, daily, at £*0 fl'wc*vu,e u.ua way uioil, aaily, at ISJS i»*ue*uMeu»l way mail, U»U?.,,ftt «jW Ili«roiUt ^*»Uuc*iUy ttuU datuiOfty, at."

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OfBA''opea oa ,Suuday from 8 to9

am.

aiaU» ciow oa Sunday evening at 6 V. m. a X. BEAD, P. M.

'CJTi' aSj state items,"

psy Ttiey era to have a street railroad

Wa learn the German -Turn«ri

^ill join the proc«s.i6n and psrRde tomorrow moriii!g. j.

*~fi&rCr>n}Tr»ss

con yen

q»

stated tfao Preiidoat will «end in fio roes

Sage.

V-SfflT Five trains will b« run to and Irom'the Fair Grounds on to-morrdw, the Tuurth. See tho time table elsewhere.

15®" Tho Post office will be open from seven and a half to eight and a hal o'clock to-morrow morxving, and from

to Savtn p. in

arrested and brought

to the city yesterday on suspicion of be iDg one of thn rohbera of the store of Hos kins, Carpenter & Co., in tbe village o: Clnvorland, ten miles east of tbe city Saturday evening last, but the evidehct was not sufficient to hold him, and he wat discharged by the Mayor.

Chanok—The undersigned would announce to their friends and the publii generally thnt they hnva purchased th well-known Dunderberg restaurant, di ing Hnd billiard saloon, in basement, cor nor Main and Third streets.

lunch will be set on next Saturday evening.

P. Kaxjfmaw & Ekkey.

dlw.

®0TMr. Long, of the Indianapolis Journal, succeeded yesterday In increas ing the list of subscribers to that excel lent paper, and Mr. Arnold, the agent will employ a carrier to deliver the papei imraedintely on its arrival each day by the noon' train. We can see no good reason why this journal should not take the place of the Cincl»nati papers, as, in addition to our State news^ it brings tbi same newa, general and commercial, five hours earlier.

Our statement of the depth of thf

Bose well yesterday morning, was incorrect, owing to a typographical eiror.— Last evening it was down 1778 feet. becomes necessary to be very precise, a.' those who are superintending tbe greai bore confidently assert that when the dril proceJs Chinawards fl fty feet further tbe water will riso as many feet above the sur face of the tarth.

tfi* "We notice in tbe programme of exercises for tbe Fourth tbat after prayet and reading of the Declaration a ieces* of one hour Is taken for dinner, after which thu speaking' and other exercise* take place. It strikes us this is a bad arrangement. Oar experience on such occasions is tbat it is a difficult matter ro.i?smnb!e a large crowd a second time, especially after a picnic dinner. Tbe bet ter way, it appears to us would be to commence promptly, suv at half past ten, «r elt-v r, und conclude at one o'clock, tbu? giving tbe afternoon to feasting Hi\d so. c.bltti.joymeut. Think of this, gentlemen

A. s.

Thotghtful

dy,—In

Younq Married La

one of our furniture stores a few

days since might have been seen a young married couple, purchasing their outfit pi furniture for housekeeping. Tbe polite proprietor waited upon them in his blandest, manner, supposing that they were strangers just arrived to settle in our city, net ku wing that fiey had been married chly ore week. He showed them his goods, ar.d they purchased "all they could think of," Our furniture dealer, however, thought tbe outfit incomplete, and supposing the c.'Upls the possessors of a baby he roll out full riggW crib. Tho man blushed did the lady, (they badtftsn a rriud six days), but tbe husband, as in tiie other articles purchased, referred tbe matter of the purchase

Sec.

JS]i.6.,&eiitftted a moment, and then, with a significant look said, "Henry, it's very prvtty, and we might need it, you know, reckon we will buy It now with the things" And so the crib was bought a week alter marriage, and may it rock to sleep tasny a iherab-faced baby for

Correspondknts.—Wo

art 'n receipt of. a communication Which is, without exception, tbe worst specimen of orthography we have :ever seen. It tfas written "for the press," but we are •orewewouid. net. survive the

press-art

required to pot the paper in a shape to be submitted--to the compositor, and we c&nnot attismpt it. .. While on this topic, We vfOuld say 66m6th1ftg of

those minor

morals which «ditors earnostly inaist upo«, but wiich contributors arc too apt to dlUregai'd. To wiitb legibly, to spell with some regard to tbe ancient prejudices of society, and to write only on one side of the paper, are habits which the. youngest candidate for the honors of print ought assiduously to cultivate. To writo briofly, ta write, intelligently, &nd to pay some attention to'tTiegraces of style, areattafpmeiits requisite for all who would raaek ^n advanced standing. One of tho wocst habits to which contributors are liable, is the habit of sending in great quan» titles of wry bad verses. But worse than writing bad veree is the habit of attempting to disease grave moral or political topics by those who know nothing of the first principles of thoir subject. In fact, the habit, of Tiling about any subject tbat one does not undorstetid is as vicious n3 it unhappily is common To this we owe .much ueeless •.'•eoMrpver&y, -much needless misaptire^ons'ioti, and not a little injury to th" writers themselves. Many indeed write in an uiintelligible manner without tbe slightest suspicion that their matter, and manner er§ not irreproacha-

Olo, but this furnishes only an instance of the proverbial-liability of self-love to selfdeception." w.

S8P Wo have made a most diligent inquiry as to the number of cows that have suddenly died, within a few days past, and find it'reduced to

Dr.

today. It is

*y-

cen reported that these were poisoned in irinbing tho water from the Rjse well, but from

•ourtem of each, we learn that one died from congestion in drinking

Cheap

tin

water, and in th a stomach of the other was foand a_terge quaaUtypf wild cher. ries and a lot of rusty nails. It is barely possibl»,^tliat the salt-in the- water nny create an intense thirst and thus .•auso the animals to drink too much ,vtilathis hot, weather,..,

Teavelisq.—Thare'are

Indlca-

cations that the increasing amount of travel una the rivalry of interests will at &*t reduce th cost ot travel to a reasonable figure*. There is ift question that tbe ituount-of travel will bo greatly increas* id by the reduction oi fares, wtiileit will pay:rSiIrQ*d companies better to run four five well filled oars to a train than two or three half filled. Ttiat passengers pay ie carried cheaply and money made, is cully demonstrated by the excursions in .vhich passeugers are taken at one-sixth rates, and tbe railroad companies are well ,wid for. their cats, while hundreds of dolars are made by tbe managers of the exjursion. Steamboats carry passenger* md board them better than they can get loard at first-class hotels for a leas sum han they would have to pay for stopping it the latter, and there is no question that ailroads will do better invthe end by working up to their fill capacity at cheap rates, than by running empty trains at jrecisely the sa-ne cost for engine, coniuctor, and men and the public will rejoice at the Indications tbat tho. rivalry ol ompanies is likely to lead them into the liberal and wise policy of iow fares.

There seems to be a growing dis

position on tho part of young men to ivoid work. Men who have good trades ire anxiously seeking lighter and more 'genteel" employment, oven when cou p'.ed with the disadvantage of light sala ries. A clerkship is considered just tbe ibing, even if it pays no more than just enough tc pay board, and keep the Dody decently clothed. "We understand tbe applications for clerkships in one of our .eading business house), average one or nore each day of the year. Mercantile ind professional men are constantly beset with applications. We advise young men out employment to be less fastidkUi. Whatever is honest is respectable, and it is more manly to hammer boulders on the streets or carry bricks and mortal up a ladder, than to loaf away a year, waiting, Jlioawber like, for "something to turn ap." Let tbem rather go to work and .urn something up.

GuaEdiasship or Habit?al Drunk \rdb.—Many

of the temperance men

censured the last Legislature for failing to enact a more stringent liquor law, but it passed an act, not generally known, that will be the cause' in many instances of -aving the little property of the drunk ird's family from the grasp of the rumseller. This is "An act to provide for care and custody of the persons and es lutes of habitual drunkards," approved March 9. 1867. Cases for application of this law can doubtless be found ia every neighborhood within the State.

The laws of the last ses«ion are now in the hand* of tbe county and township ofdoers, and thus made accessible to those who wish to examine them, but inasmuch as tho number published is too small for general distribution among tho people, we quote the more important sections of the act referred to-

The first seotion provides: "That when wrapiaint, ou oath shall be fi!ein tho Circuit Court or Court of Common Pleas, that any person (naming him) an habitual drunkard and is the owner of real estate or personal property (or both) and is incapable of taiiog care of tbe same, or that there is any danger of his squandering it, a summons shall be issued by the Gtera to the SQeriif, which sball be served upon such person at least* ten days befara the meeting of such court, and upon the triil of such case issue may be made and trial had under tbe same regulations tu civil causes are tried ij such court."

2. If after the evidence is heard,

the court qr jury trying the same shall find tbat sucn person is not an habitual drunkard, and is capable of managing his own estate, and that there is no danger of his squandering it, such person Sball be discharged, and the costs of such proceeding shall be taxed against tbe complaining party, bat if the court or jury trying the cause shall find that such person is an habitual drunkarU, is incapable of mannaging bu estate, or tbat there is danger of bis squandering the same, the court shall appoi^rsome resident of tbe oounty

(who shall execute bond to the wtisfter5""" 'lU KTH "W U1T" tion of tbe court that ho will &ithfully perform his trust.) who shall act as the guardian of «uch persons and his estate, under like restrictions and in the same manner with the same powers and cities as in the ca.-e of guardians for minors, and tbe cost of sucta proceedings' shall be paid out of such perso&'s estate.

Tbe third section provides for tho resto-j ration of the property of the pflrty so, placed under guardiaxisbip to his own.' control, on his application, accompanied by satisfactory proof that ho has voluntarily refrained from the use of intoxi-i eating liquors for &t least one year pre-

ceding such appiicitiotiSf This law will giva a long needed remedy forthe wasting of their estates by persons of intemperate habits, and puts it in the power of a member or friend of the family of such a party to place both his person and estate^under guardianship, to the sameja%tenb and effect as if, he were a

TH1DOT. JT

This law will,prove a protection to the drunkard against the fraud and wiles of sharpers, as well as to his family against the consequences of his own misconduct^ and if its remedial process is sought in all cases coming within its purview, a vast amount of suffering may be prevented,.

we glean the following facts in relation to the institution. It is founded for, the purpose of gratuitously educating the ns of deceased Soldiera and Seamen of the United States, and wa3 incorporated on the 8th of April last. In order to raise funds for the maintenance of the Institution, the Washington Library Company, chartered by tbe State of Pennsylvania, organized itself and perfected a plan which ha9 received the endorsement of the highest legal authority of this State and New Jersey. Their plan of action 1s to sell certificates of membership at $1 each. Five series of fine steel-plate engravings have been issued, ono of which will be given to every subscriber, in addition to a present which is aiso ensured, (there being no exceptions,) and which will be awarded on the 25 day of September next, at the Academy of Music or at the Institute. The presents. to be awarded consist of jrty Thousand, Ten Thousand, Five Thousand, and two of Twenty-Five Huudred Dollars, all in greenbacks* together with real estate, horses, pianos, melodeons, sewing machines, gold watches, camel's hair, lace and Cashmere shawls, dress patterns, silver ware, and an endless variety of other goods of great value. Every purchaser will, in addition to the engravings which he receives, also receive som^ one of the presents announced for distribution. All moneys received will be at once paid over to George A. Cooke & Co., bankers, No. 33 South Third street, who have been induced to act as receivers, from the simple fact that it has been'fully shown to their satisfaction that the whole net proceeds are to be devoted to the Riverside Institute, and the hundreds of orphans who are now knocking at its doors for admission, and who are deni ed this blessing on aceount of the want of funds. This reason has also Induced the Commissioner nf Internal Bevenue to exempt the affafr from all tax of any kind whatever. The object is a noble one, and the present plan was only adopter! after mature deliberation and consultation with the highest legal authority. In no other way can the Company raise so large a sum as will be required. And When a fair equivalent for the same is offered, It is to be hoped that this Institution will soon be in working order.

Tebbe

gentleman brought to town on

Thursday a specimen ot gold, silver and iron ores, taken out about two miles from here, on Otter creek hill*. The silver was tested here and proved to be the pure metal the iron is pronounced as pure as the Iron Mountain ore, is foa in great abundance.—-Braxiland

Home Wtek-

SSf There are abeut two hundred men engaged in the coal business in and around this town about three hundred men are engaged in manufacturing and building and fifty men are on the sew furnace works.—Braril

A Good

pondent of the Cincinnati Ooo&iBBrcial gets off the following "13 A good joke is told W. S. Lingle, the radical editor of the

Courier,

during the war. By the death a bachelor uncle, he Jjscnme joint.heir to

Urge property in Virginia, and while hesitating betwoen a trip to Europe or an additional investment in real estate be learns to his disgust that tbe administrator had invested sixty thousand dollars of the personal property in confederate bonds. A large plantation i.i the Shenandoah Valley, without tenant bouse or rail, is all that is left of his fortune

city affairs OEPSASS OF SOLSIEBS AKD SAILOBS'S

—In our paper of to-day it will be found the announcement, of the. Biverside Iaatituteof Burlington county, New Jersey, for Soldiers'and Sailors' Orphans. This liberal and splendid enterprise commends itself to an intelligent and humane public. From the Philadelphia Evening" Tele'

We the undersigned Clothiers and

Merchant Tailors, agree to close up our business houses from Wednesday evening July Third, to Friday 'evening July 6th. '4'Johnson & Miller, lHartsock ABaanis* t*r, Leopold Loeb Adolph Arnold, Euppenhelmer A

Bro,

Rothschild,

CT. A. Harrington, S. Frank, E. Rothschild

Secessiov.—Secede

E. Streuse, M. Joseph, John W. Walmley.

L. Goodman N. Erlanger &[Bro,

Goodman dfcCo.,

from every name

and kind of Saleratus, except the

eal Saleratus.

Chtmi»

This is the kind to use on

every occasion. For sale by all grocers. it In ad S a

New Organdies ani Lawns. Buff

and White Marseilles, and Piques with trimmings to match. Shetland Wool Shawls, with colored borders, also plain White. White and Black Lama Laoe Points, All Silk and Wool Chene and

At the "Buckeye Cash Store." dlt ., _. W. S.

Trains to tbe New Fair Ground? on the Fourth will run as follows:

n^r

•dr.: "Tft

Ho!

for the

Hact* 4^-DiAKATOLtt 1

u, 2 p. ir.

-v &15r«

i£. and 4:46^. 14.

'*~BJ5Ttnt«2SG~. Leave tbe Fair Grounds.

10 A. M.,

10:46

2:30

for

Passengers wilL please procure tickets before entering tho cars. 1'

In observance of ihe national hol

iday our nforn tt'11 b« closed Thursday, July .401.. Wedn eaday evening, Joly 3d, tbe store willtemain open o&til 9 o'clock that our customers rflay be able to Supply their wants for the next day. dlf

Tuell, Ripley &

jQf* Beautiful Sandal Wood and Bilk Fans, ne French Lawns, Pink Ginghams Watered Trimming Ribbons and a great variety of other new and scarce goods at tbe "Boston Store" of Saxton & Walmsley, 111 Main street. [dlt

Glorious

Reduction

Some Weekly:

Joke.—A

Lafayette corres

July 1,1867.

Fotjbth.—

Bass and Tenor'Drums also Toy Drums, of all size* Fifoj of silver, ebony, carved and rosffltood Bugles .of MlVer, copper and brass Drum Heads, Drum Cord Snarls and Snarl Fastners, at JLissner's Palace of Music. -4%"

Pricks.-

Cornelius &

Haggerty have reduced their prices of all Summer DreflsQoods. Good Lawns at 16f cents per yard, be«t 20 cents.

Mcifcfltabiques at twenty-five cents worth forty. Jaconett Lawns st forty, worth sixtyflve.

WAf'tEl1.—A good girl to do bouse

work iq a atnall &mil^. .fcoqirfre atlj. F. Depsw'a ^hoe Store,01 Main street. Bring recommendation../ ^. dtf. .ji'niif.n''* .1

SteckSQVAa4,0Mwl.-rrA ^uigfcificeAtl 7J octave instruthiiat-jdst afcri^sd at & issuer's. These instruments, like wine of the other popular matted I keep, have been Introduced in Terra Haute unheralded by the usual display ot miisfcal cates, prize medals, fcc^ but »olely upon their own merits. In the ibatiy polhts that should «render an in9£Aiii$B^b firsi class the Steck bas simply ind" flVfclliel'e, a fact which every listener .and judge Wl at once satisfy themselves by com^atitg them with othe&. Also the largest num ber of other first class instruments ever on atrle at Terre Haute, to be found at Kissnet's Palace of Music. -H "1 2d2t.

t&- Red I White and Blue 11 I Ribbons in all widths "for .the Fourth of Juiy-

Fanoy Qrtnadimtsjor Dresses, only

cents a yard. New Organdeis I

Celebrate

dlt.

State

The Superintendent of Public Instruo tion will hold examinations for State Ceittflcates, August 6th and 7th. Meeting of School Examiners, August 8ih.

J. M.

MatUogs, Bargwiiiin OUfOlQtiiH B«p-

LEAVE THE M8SIXSB DEPOT. ggp

9:30

10:15

Panoas biviog relics of the tat®,

wftr ca

with

P. M.

-j 3:45 P. M, and S p. Mb Tickets for the round trip, 26"ceat» sale at the Ticket Office.

favor by leaving

Howard Manning, corner Fifth

and Cherry streets, or with John A. Bryan, £oim.J£i* gtnt9.- ,W« wish to exhibit them in the Grand JCoseoa on the 4th of Jul^: X^e«se labla witb name sadnMfeltistorj '-. ,-y

W. MAHKI*®.

d3t.^:

,409HJA.-BBTAir^:

19^ 8-4 White Orapo Marwta and White Luster, at A^Nipperts. dtf

fQTGood roads areneeded everywhere and can now be mwSe #0 by usiti|g?myTm proved Road Scraper, which can be ate tached to an ordtt»ry,fWf wfllgtide any road that can be plowed,

I wish tQ sell the entire patent wurseftby States If dwired. A-aeck iBan be seen at SandeatBtown lee's GrOc^ry Store, 24dorts feoto tbe corner of Main and/ Eight streets, Terr^Sautej Indlana, N. EIWoeb,

je26dl^

Street.

ISol

New Piques with

trimmings to match t! dlt

Co.

the

4th—Gent's Gloves.

Gent's White Gloves at $1,50 per dozen Gent's Undershirts, with short ov long sleeves, for summer."

Splondid Umbrellas from $l_to |5. Gent'? and Boys' superfine bleached Hose.

Edsall fe

Nobmax.

Co.

Institute,—The

stitute to be held at Terre Haflte by authority of the State Teachers' Association, will begin on the 29th Jof July and continue in session two weeks.

Instructors from other States :—T. W. Harvey, Painesville, Ohio Prof. E. Hewett, Normal University, Illinois Prof. John Hancock, Cincinnati, Ohio Miss A. P. Funnoll, State Normal School, N. T.

From our own State :—Georgo W. Hoss Indianapolis B. 0. Bosworth, Terre Haute W. H. Wiley, Terre Haute W. H. Valentine, Terre Haute W. W. Byejs, Terre Haute.

The Teachers of tbe State attending this Institute, can rely upon a thoroughly practical course of instruction.

The County Examiners are expected to co-operate with the Superintendent In securing a large attendance.

The Evansville & Crawfordsville Railroad and the Terre Haute A Indlai^agolis Road, will return members of tho Institute fixe.

Oloott, Sup't.

Terre-flaute, July lit, 1867.—dwlw.

Fob Sale.—A

fine laminated steel

double-barreled shot gun, nearly new. It is as good a shooting gun as there is in Vigo county, and wili bo sold very low. Enquire at this office. dtf.

tSf* Headquarters for MusIinsPJaead quarters for Linens, headquarters for House Furnishing Goods, 109 Main Street. d2t BboKaW, Bste A

Traveling Baskets, Try

Satchels, Mosquito Netting,Counterpanes, Tidies, Fans, Looking-glasses, Rustic Chairs, Mouldings and a full stock of Upholstery Goods, at Brokaw, Bros. & Co-, 109 Main Street. d2t

Just received 2,000 lbs Bed Seal-

ing 'Wax for fruit cane and jars sit Davis* Drug Store, corner of Third and Main Streets. |W mi

Coal.—The

turned to

artillery

undersigned has again re

Amtriea

and permantly located

at the old stand, and is prepared to fill orders promptly for all tbe various grades of ccal from the famous Brazil Block coal to the less important but remtmed

and

Bycs&Oo.

Greek Jire

from 7

a. M.

production w«t

of tbe city to those desiting to lay in theh?oal a||he

lowest

figured Grenadines. Hosiery from 12$ cents up. Good wide Crash sailing at 12£ call ai once and leave your orders tt No cents a yard by the piece. 24 Third Street, -Whne 1 can be

to 6 P.

«Lw JLC.

soon: at 81 Main

IPiaM&i-

PickleS aj bin-Q

iSr Ladiesand Misses Cotton HVteai A. NI^jpetts.^ -dtf

tiiMW .-lai: I"

IUS* (|r$£am Flourrjit Hall. dtf.

ThejMmt

Ezcrnira *an

ino

Edsall &

Boos stiB Posuaaxs.-^The "fib* tory of the Secret Service," by Gen. L. O. Baker, late Provost Marshal and Chief Detective ofthe War Department.

This work embraces an strfAentic and

ctgteial

account of the hitherto stt^praned facts and information obtained by Gen. Baker, during his five years sendee as Chief of the National Detective Splice.-— It was announced more than a year ago, but will now be issued,

unaltered

Baiguai ia

In Wis-

bare one. lode." Jnn»2a, dtf

Csj

W Pure Cider Vinegar at

iTHpnroo^,~t6T*i&> sires: air

iiAT.»viiAR CLoexs.-^The Ithaca Cal-» endar Clocks an the test for Dwellings Offioes, Stores, Banks, insurance Oflce^ Steamboats,

Co.

Freeman's, at Factory prices, 74 Main Street./1 dtf

June

27th—At Tuell, Bipley

& Co's,

lot of very fine Jaconet Lawns worth 50 cite, slightly damaged by Express Com pany, celling rapidly at 24 cts. per yard &!».•> :'--!'-27fflW.

---<>---

Flaltr'ahd beaded Parasols

V- dtfjtsar

pert'scft k*. Ladies' GaiWrs for $1,25, at- J. Pi

BootT

latge stock to be sold at reduced prl?es at

F. ftepew's. No. 61, Parley's Block Main stteet, Terr* Haute. dwtf

splendid line of cassimeres just

teceived at Johnson A Miners also, anothe* Itrtolce of those elegant Camlet ^Llben Coats.

CaII

and wn-

abridged, wider the supervision

of General

BA**fer~ Mrs. S. E. Moore" Ik agent for this eity. Orders received by her, or left at Davis', Bafr's or Mehan's Drug Storey will be promptly filled.

"Ned Nevins, the Newsboy," Mrs. 9, E. Moore, Agent. Orders received by Mrs. Moore, or left at Davis', Bart's or Mahan's Drug Store, will be promptly filled [dtf.

The Fourth

JuIy

is near at hand,

and B. Weisz has ih store an elegant assortment of Hoop Skirts, Corsets and La dies Furnishing Goods, especially adapted to theoccadiofi. Call before the Fourth at the Factory, opposite the Pott Offioe. j29-dtf

,,,

^TiBBB^HAttTE TBorrnro RACs.~

These races will take place at the

Old

Fair Grounds on Thursday and Friday, July 4th and, 5th. On the first day, sweepstakes $200, mile heats, three in five to harness. Three horses have already been nam^d. The second race on same day, mile heats, 3 in 5, for purse of $50 Fiwe horses have been named.

On t^e second day, for a purse of $150 five hor»A have been named, and for a purse of $50, two pacing horses have been named.

A basket picnic will be held on the grounds on the 4th with good brass and string music in attendance.

The race* on each day w|ll be commenced at two o'clock and will be con

ducted with good order. 1.3 ps a.

§tr

city rates, we wooM. ipy

dtf.

19* Go to E. B. Wright A Go's for a choice article of Green and Black Teas, No. 155 Main street. dt£.

W9* Persons enquiring for the Pottoffice" will find it three doors north of BAT St BAILEY'S Popular Family. Provision and Vegetable fttore, where the market is open every day. dtf ....•e« -1

PauiAY,

Juve

31,1M7.—Just reMivi

anewstockoffanuoIsaadSanSbsaee. JOT New stjk Merimac «md Cocj^sco and Spragoe Printtat lf| cts. ,,.^a ttr Louadale Bleached Moslln at 25 cts.

Gffandgir' plain

oolored Jaconets and Lawns. Thompson's eelebtaMd Hoop skirts, the "Boulevard Trail."

Fine three and four thread British

Hosiery. MT Openwork Hosiery. 10* Alexander Sid Gloves.

Mosquito Bfcn—cheap.

tfTJSnr

hou, DNW

Ph+

qe-ll —Wd ittment

A**

MJW

W a

Sole Ajgeot.

yn^nrn —During the- r^sh for

froit cans at S. B. Hondiraon's, on Satuc4iy, a pook-hook conulniiig a tmonnt 'of .money was'lett lying on a •tore. *6« owner cat CTt ft by calling at Henderson's StoVe Stora ou Fouth street, 4 doors sooth of the Ptat office. [dtL-

Fin« White Shirts at Johnston &

^filler's for one dollar and fifty cents,

1* if 'jikii -v The Spencer Fruit Jar—self-seal*

in^-i*m6 crate sold—two more on hand. Call ahd see them at C. I.

Ripiby'b.

Riddle is receiving a nice

ine ef Gent*' Furnishing Goods ow._s Bhtrts, Sofa, Collars, Handkerchiefs, Ties

The cheapest and largest assort,*

ment of White Shirts in this city, at

wahbp

Johnston Sb

Millie's,

[dtf 81 Main street

Cabbage aad Tomato Plants, at

George Biegler's, south oi tbe National House, Sixth street. [10-dtf.

A choice article of Dried Peaches,

Apples, Prunes and Cbferrife*, at ^•E. B. WWW^CO'sik Hay 25,dtf ... 165 Main Street.

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[dtf, **£1*11*1. to.-Mainaueet.

dtf

press, and fot sale at A. Ntppert'e. ——.11 10- By a ^cf ltpok of ajNr and flabtc®abte ©r«» ^N9o4#,*t

ts How OETTL nJ i—Bay &

isr Sweet Potato Plants,, Cabbage PlKnts-ahd Tomato Plants, at C. I. Ripley's. T* 1 [22-d|t

10* Good ready made Bbirhr for wily

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tfFWe are closing out our splendid assortment of White Shirts regardless of Cost. JoaiuiON

& Miller,

•Open Market""every"day, from 4$,o'clock, 4. "m. to 9 f. u., Fresh Vegetables, the finrtt Strawberries 5 Frtth Wheatand BVe Brekd," everi morniag Honey in the. Comb. Orders can be, filled for _atiy amount.^ This Jffc? all I

Lbne, 1 ani Fi

i§rsii(^i Lbn% CemenVand Plaster Qardisn Fijtld Seeds, aj, E.. R. .dit

BobVinfj.JSo. lj fowling Hall. ,'la i.'A

s'l

tMaa

use

fcraay^oaatlty.) oas^B&rt as a s.mp^e. Farmen, Ifwhaales, Millers,

oihw men, scad -la

year jagS aadgtt a sa&^«. ThU OU la med on WigoaiiBngtM Bsapers, Mowers, or any k.ad ef Machine*. '.M4BAM CO.,

Xrnf(tstsa

Oor. th aad Mala Streets.

Xoth and Freckle!.—The only reifabln reatedy for thoee browa. dls olorat was on the 'aea called Moth Patehse aad Freck es Is Psaar's Mota aas iVascau Preparr1 a by Dr. B. dV t, i|aa7, ysria-tnirglit, 4» Bond Street, Hew York. Sold by ^rug Jsts la Tern Haate, aaa4«whare. Prica 9S per bittl jy^dSia

Wheat Brills.

F«meri^ Drill TQar Wheat.—John Scott A 8«b keep the wall known Wheat Drills la the coaatry. Doa't gl a your order for a Mil yea have aerer eeeo. Doa't order a Maohioe that the Dealer will aot pat oa sahlbltloa tor year inspection, aaleni yoa hars a oaey to thtow away. Oome aad ssa fer yoarselres aad be satisfied, aad then order aaderstandlagly.

JeSldawSw JOHN 8C0TT A SON.

Millinery and Dress Making—Mrs.

WILLIAMS, No. 186 Maid Street, is prepared to do Bleachiag add PreSelng la the very &«»( style Boaaets aad Bats will be iaade te look as good a new. Dress Making done to order. [lading Jj

Try tbe Magoolla White lead.— It isa Snow White Paint, and Its wear ng qaall tie* are aaeaaelled. The extraordine-y large sala of the J'Magnolia," last season is sndclent gaarantee that "It salts the people."

The most Qomplete stock of Lead, Glass, Oils, Taratshes, Colors, Brashes, and ladeed, all^naanerof Painter's goods, foraale by

BABB, GO LICK A BK&BY,

apr Mdtf Druggie te.

Pare. Crystal Ice.—The undersigned ate aow |H*par*d to iaralsh the pablte with clear healthy Blrer and Spring Pubi Ice for the seasbo, at low rate*. Two wagoas will rca dallj, -and sapply all Basiasas Booses aad'PrKate Fatalliss. Orders left at the JSt Offlce, with Gas Arnold, or at the Washlcgtoa Saloon, will meet with prom,.: attention. Those wishing a pare, healthy article of lea, will do well to order from «pr4d6iA 3TE1NMEUX ft METCT,"

COOStltBtlOB Water is a certain cure fef Duaatas aadaU diseases el fha Eiosars aad For sale by aU Druggists. 26dwSm

Diseases of Horses ana tattle.—Dr. flntaae wooM ask partienlar at tent toe to this aotica. Baaialms poblte patroaage from tbe fact that hjktes a food aaparienc* in tire practice or V«t«iteary Sorgery. aad has givea' satl.faction generally. Be has eared aiaay Horses sad Cattle by his akill, la acate attacks of ltflammatlons fto.i pays partiCalar attention to Veterinary Mid wiftTy has Sated maay raiaable Harsa aati Cows fey'eels delivery, whea they were (a great di- tress^ aad'Waald fiaee-dled wltboat help. Hs asks

ticolar attention, also, to his Alterative Tunic Powders, which areef his gwa oompo.itloo —cl»ar of all anilmonlal poleoas ttat fill se prumiat ai a plaas is all br^t Coaditloa Powders. Ttt. Doetor Ignore* the eetal bar be runs practice of Meediag, rowelling, bur mag and btiaterlcg, which la bat a relic of barberum, too taaie to be any •agar tolarated ataoag a ObristlaD people. Call ttktoOdSoe, at*. W. Cbadwlck's Livery Sub's, sau* she-Post

S«

charge tbr Maeatta-

KOflUe aitafidStaw-wSm

lee! l€e!-^The anders%nod would sataocnea td the sitiaensof Ten^Haats that 1* fmyattd to dsttfhr, la any part of tbe «tt», t.i« paMW article etice e^er offirred in this market. Orden Bay be left with Oas Arnold,^at the Post •«*, ff. Blppetoe's Qrooery. Store, Oory A Ma ewsrt's Bard Tare Store, 'or at my OOee, at the lee tfosav, a6athsaierparrof the 'ity.

THO«. a. LDPTOS, Agent.

M^WAPYE RTI8 |WT8

QEAL&D PROPOSALS for forO nlahlag Materials, aad otr tbe fcolldlo* of a Boase, in School, Dlsiriet Bo. 3, aaaMM aatil Jale .lQsh, lfltT. rejec lng aoy or aU Viaa^— jtioa. eaa tie seen at tty Of-

PHILADELPHIA.

SUBSCRIPTION ONE DOLLAR.

Eoad full Se&tUule of Pi 11111(1 Below.

S.ob 0«rtiflcat« ef Stock acooaptoM with a

Beaotlfttl Steel-Plate lagratlHg WOBTH iiu&R AT BETAIL iHal» THE O08T fitarxyicATE, is«rM to fiw'-IdHirs PBXSK ^T IN .THE GBIAT BISTBIB0TION.

The Wasblngton Lfbrary Co., Ii ohart«ml T)' i3» Statr.of P»-Diyl*anla, aad Orgaa'sed aid of the

Institute

Soldlersla&a SallbfS* Orphans. Incorporated by Ike State ef H. J. APBlL 8, 1887.

XiTHI BIVKKSIOK IjrSflTVTE^

Sitoa(«d at Biranld*. Uuflingtoa Conaty^4io J. rsfj, (1 found lor tti# pa-pot* of gratoltonsly bdndatlag ba so t5 of dHMiM Pol lori aad 9aanrt of tb« (loltvl State*. fhaBotitl01 Tiu|w*.co-«Uitoot tha.folio*tag •r»U fcqo«a cit iem of PenaiylTaala ai.d N.w Jsr'sr:— HON. WILLTAM B. MAW,

rttlsf«c«WIftW«ce!thafe»Sw

THE MABXETe Bailey bav«

^ttQOAnkl!L AkotfT

I. Bip-

bOCAL NOTWES^f .-'MB

KiNkil Iveki li lorelraUr-We ft anthor to warr.nt the ^osBiaaTur^ Ou. aoweaSSle at nr t^e,ab lagthe kesiia tasutrkst. We wllI gif« to any mai. (*to

TflllTinr

BBNEY OOBMAN, E^., Agont Aiiamt' Szpnw, Phlladelptla. Pa, J. fe OOa,

Of Joy,' Coe A Oo:, PkUadalphla.

*|Ih ^%'^MavaT -DiMafinxr, I Wasataotos, 0., Ayn, IS, 1S87./ Offlc* of Internal & rtnor:—Hating recti red

prooe«d»of the en-

terp ties* nduptad uy ih« ''Washlnjjon Library Qoiupa y" will bad totod to «ti rltabUOMS, canMlaali hsr.by ntaa|adtajaU Caaipaaf toooa 'act an«U •atwprlsj ea«8ipt. from ^..haias, ihatlier from apecla!taxorotfaardaiy.i $4^# (sa X. A. Bol^ura, Oawml««M»r.

QUltl COMilll,

Iir order that the benevoleat o^*«t Sat forth ia tuia ctreaUr may b- atverssni'ly aocoaidl abed hareiSaaed Ore Mrleeof 9T«*J(-Pt. VTB EaOBAVIBOS, ^Wb arepot oa snbtqrlptioa at prices aaoh b«K low their retailva Be. OEBTITtCATBa OP STOOK IS THE WA9H--i.\OrOK L1BBAB* COMl^NY »'ll beiasu d, atauiped :hth« ae*i il the

ceiiiilae.jp A' pefo leading n» QSX DOLL \B, or ngt a tame to.ouriuosrXg ats, wiirraoalTeI iiedntely-CAeU^.J l' ite-linjnaT nf, at chaict ''rum th* follow eg list, '•ad Oaa 0»rtigca itoclt,hi«ari gOA

Pfo-eatlapublisheds

hedaly

ONE DOLlfiB^HtG'RATIirOS

.N». 1—"V/ Child 1 kj ChthLI" Mo. »-«Ihej itreSa^edl. Ah*y'tefa*fdl" Wo. S—"Oli Se?«n ty -lx or, the E r-y .fiaya of the Berolatloa.'

Aaype aja pay ng TWO DALLAIa will re oeive either of th. toilowlag litie Steel Platee, at cbolo-, nd two i^rtificatea of Bitch, tti-as becorn ag entitled to Two Feassats.

VVO.DOL LA^ X^CBAVIHa^.

So 1—"Wash ngton's Oeartship." Mo. S"Wagliiagton'a £aat 1 a tarrte w#ih his'

Fabmebs, Dbili.

TO^a WaxAT.—Before yon order a Drill call ou Ira drover, Korth Third Street, aaa see tha «»W raUaBlaXakas* Ba^ei, SrUl, 10,000 of which are aow ia aae, aad a sasaplaef which bas btea at Mr. drover's for the put si* weeks. Do not bay a Drill, thr aasaa of which the Ageat to aahastad to adrartisa. Bay tha heat. Bay the Sahai a H^lae*, with.Kaaiaaa'a lmproTerasaU, mi de'at Day tea, Ohio. Oire yoar Order early, or 70a will Ml to Sft oae. Sia'y-three havealraady baaa sold thls Sprlog, aad tha rush itlll eontUnee. Do sot fail, bafora yoa order, to oalloi^Xre Gro•ar, a^d sae the nos| eoiaplata j^id most teliablt Wheat XWUaTeraade. j^gJy J*2TdwUw

MothSr.

TUBES COLLAB EifGBAtriNOS. Any pe*s jb paying TU BEB DOLLABS will reoetre the,be^urai otaal Plate of

BOM.' THE yrwif

and Thr aCe^afaaei.^eoy^liaBglnttli^ I'resentat fock

'pjDiiiiti''

icifOBA VINO5.

Any person pay lag TO UB DOLLABS shall reoslye tha lar^a aad baaatifal Steel Plataof "Tbb Perils or

ov* tobepathebs,"

and Foor Certttcatas'-of Stock, estltung them to Soar 1'resent,. r« FJVE DOLLAB IHGBAVfNQl

Any person who pay* FIVE SOLLABS shall rsceira the largir'afad spleadidtSteel Plata of "TBE MABBIAOS OF POCAHONTAS," and Five Certificates of Stoolt, entitling them to Fire Prweats.

Th* XagraTlag* aad Osrtlfloats* will be dellter ed to aaah^ saMoriberaatoar LecaTAgaaoMi er arnt by mail, tMSt-^d^r asprsis, asiaay be or'

THS

C0MPA5I

WASHINGTON UBKABI •Wtlt AWABD Three Handled ThoaaanH

To the .Shareholders, On Wednesday, Sept 25thf 1867,

At PHILADELPHIA, PA., OB AT TBI lKaTniTTK, .BimsiOB, IV.

ata SCHEDULE OF PRESENTS.

1 0*sfc Present...... ...S40.VO 1 Cash Present 20 60O 1 Cash Present..................10,000 1 Cash Present......-,.- A,000

Cash Presents ol 9*,600each.——........ 6,000 1 Handsome Country Kcsldeace, Stables, Grounds, Ac., Germantown, Philad'a... 18,000 1 Uoat-le Kesldenc«, 3 story brick, Camden, H. 15,800 1 Coal Depot, Office, Sheds, Gronad, with buslneaa eei'ablished, No.13 4 Waihlagton Avenye, Philadelptla 16,000 1 Country Besideuoe, Bieer.ide, N. Ji, with Ground, Fraits, «co. 10,000 1 Three storr Oott»ge, Lot, Ac..._.

i5 ValaableBS'ldlngLote, Bl.erslde (i0i) 6,t0u 1 KlejEHBt iarnont Family Carriage, fn-nof Horses, Harnest, sc., mplete 6,000 10 Valuable building lots, Blrerslde, 9JOO each 3,000 1 B*autnui bllver-grny uorst. lift hands bigb, ti ed by the celebr ted Imported

Arabian Hor-e "Caliph also, light Koid agon, weight 140j pounds, »Ith e.tof aperior Slogle Harness, Ac making a hr 't-cl.ssestablishmeant 6,000 20 aaoe, S300 each —„. 10,000 V0 loiieoi.«, Ji-6 .ach 4,StO

Bosewoodoewiug Mtthinue, ^COO each 1,0 0 10 F*mlly 9eviuit Machines, fluO «ah 1,000 •0 Flue Gold VV trhes S200ea.t le,0t0 100 Oil HxiatiBgs, t7 ie-dl'g ATtl.ta—ag gregato value 10,000

SCauei'^Bal Aawir Sl,OlO..-.„-....-.. 3,0M S £atn-l's Balr Shawls, 8i.OOO eacti 6,W0 S Haadsj^e Lac-. Biawis, 3^50 eacli. ...„. 760 10 tebiner t^haw s, 8^0 each 600 V0 lire's Prt erns. 8*1 each 1,600 60 City Bullilin* Lute, I1T4 8,760

Tb* remainder win Cuneist of tM-er* ware, iecal ites, Opefa G'ssie*, .i. Toaket ee, and •Uerent article* of oraamtBi aud ose, amoaatlagtb t,000

Total ~.«... ^~..U....SSp0,0C0

AUlheprope-tl-e given clear of iaeaaihi'aaae.

HOW TO OBTAIN RttAto AMD EAflllAVIBfiS. 8»nl orders to as by atal', eaclaslagfreai 91 to '$0. offer by Post Offlce ordhrs or ia a re^ts'ared •tt-r, at our risk. Larger ameaats shonld be eeat draft or ezprass. 1') -har-s with Eagt^vlag* _~.t9,60

S3 aba re* with Iagrav aiC«....™..~^...„„.»^U 60 shiree wl Kogravfkg* .„lA....„^...„«l,bO 1* shares wljti EagraTlnaa...... S8.00 100 scares with Aaraviag. „...J01 Local

aQEXTS WaSTBU

tbraaghsat the

0sited

States.

The Association have appelated as B.eefvers, M"S»r». QROROK A. COvKE A OO, whoee welt knownl'it g'i yen1 tmsln.se eaprimoe will h« a sadicient .naraatai that tae money applied to tbe pnrpoae stated. raiLAOMMU, Pa., Mey io, 1S67. To the Officers aad fe-mhers of the Washington

Libr ry O.'., W. 8. BKAO,Searetatr O ntiemen —Oa receipt of yosr fhtor of the ISth ia-tt., aot fflag aa of oar appoint .aea* te Beodvt rs for your Com paay, we took the liberty to submit a copy of yoar Charter, with a plea of jonr-nterprisa, tbe State, acd ha viae reoeindhls favorable oplaion la rcgwd to its legality, aad syapathiciar wita th* benevolent object of yoai AasoeiaUoa,

tU:

tbe edacatioe and ataiareaaae* of the«rhan child ran ot oar eoldiere aad sailer* at th* Biverside XastUata, we have eoncladad to accept the treat, aad ta as* oar best efforts to prosoods wor hy afebb efct.

VtwssMiSMM

"•^^''^ihrssSBSoo^Oall

^3S?!fo53u.uum,

33 iiitlf Third Stre»t PtHladalphta, Pa. Jtose.vereiar the WsttWagtea tdtoary Oo.

SUBSC&IBPR6-

FB^9SNId .TO

ffh *r

t^SoSj^-

»ste (7aall Present «f Oas ttuli Preacst ef Two cmIs imtstaiset

AMUSIMEN79.

4th OF JULY

E E A I O N

AT TERRK-HAUTK.

Come One come All bring your well filled Baskets andenjoy aDinner on the Green.

Ola-Fashioned

4th

or Jol|

"fU.b® bald at tbe New Fair HronnUa

XaetortBa illy, «o1m tbe m*nagam«Dt of it-, W. A. Band thecUimtb ofVI*O Ooout,,a»*hlrt ail an ifiittad lo b® pr-»ent.

A OEJftttAL INVlTATlOJi la «xtMii|Bd to all Orden and Or^an sat onj to attend aa Organlsatioaa. They are requested to at on notify the Committee of Arras gestae! of tMraoeattaaee.

A PROCESSION lUJU»-ftOWUA^*

Ci*/

as follows

Orators la oarriafty, __ Martial Basd.

G. A. B.oa feot. dtaSAs aa foot, Inc udlag Orsaaiaatloos. Mntio by Pralr^ City 3il*»e.I)and

fire Department. laaatlon-from ooaeuy. iawaaoai.

Cltte as" ta-antcom. Artillery. The, roceeaioo will note iiroraptiy at a o'clock A. M. tBroagh the city, dot Ham Street to ih.) D»pot, when thorn oa foot will take can for il» Qr-aad~

On arrirlag at th» groaods a eho't tlmo will b? gtrtn for rett, when the assembly will teseonded and th" eurcieoa of the day will open with

Uasic, by the Baad. •, $ Pri\er, by If. A. Jeweti.

Haste by Band and Song by Glee Cluti. Heading of Declaration ol Ind. by Thos. B. Long, Mtific. by Band and Clab. '-Dinner, oat lienr.

Uasic, by Band, (Martial) Addro a, 1. Wm. K. MoLeari. Irusfc, by Silver Bard. A re a as E

I)U net Attorner, Fhiladelpkla, Pa.

HON. LEWIS V. BHUOMALL, Ei-Chif OolDur O. 9 Mibt, and R»»rdrt.of •SM I, Philadelphia, Pa. HON. JAMES M. dOOVEL, HON. W. W. WAUE. New J.ney.,

Sos^, b) Glpe Club.

K-- A^drMS, ty vcl.lt. W. Thompsofi"""""'' Masie. «fe.viah Addrsw, Mack, Eaq a a 'y Addreat, by A. Uange, Eaq. %. The Committee of Arraagaowat la mail«

aboie »an»unotni»nt oo aot thioh it neoeafary to vtg- Cpou tbe pubic that ft Is the daty Am^tleaaa to celebrate, in aoas way, a d.y made giori -ut aor Hevolotlonary Fathers, and (t ii ezpectod that Vl^o will'cat in her. stieog(£ aad derots the"day to AmoSeueaS aad Pleaaur«.r

Brery arraagaaaat wiir to made for Comfonr Ektertalnm.nl and XrJojnout. 0. BASKtH 1. HA wit lS&

Js86d#lw** fcCTBl OtLL^tOBC

GRAND MOliWf'

RELICS OF THE WAR I

AT a reoent meeting ot the Poal1

£\,of

ti eG. A. B. ioCtted at tulspoini, a r^euiton looking toward the gattlng np of a lima MtliseoarcoaipQes ol Kalteaot tlx.taU asui ptaVU us was of the coaatry, to form an *aterMtin| feature at tbe Oelbbratioti to beheld by thorn, I eoaaectlon wl a tha ciuseas ef tbu place, oa I ooning 4th of Jaly, woe aiaulmuus adopt aid avomiali tee consisting of W. Howard Mtu alag and John A. Br-an a appointed to coll-ct* materials for, aad stipulated the maaage^eut

the same. The commltteslr soliciting from their fHends* «ad soatradee aud the pablio generally, oobtclbotious for the etxre pari.o-, earuertiy re^ueab tbat aU article) be sent in inimeuUtr?). lbn reati&s tdr this request are ubvioai t. all.

K«ch article w,ll be ohe ked, and a duplicated the check giyen the cuut ibater, thatoo f-ari, wiH beeniett lned of tues.iety ot Ou&trlbnSloiis.

Con trlbuilons may b* Seat to the Printing OlSee of John A Bryan, 103 Main Street, or to W. BaW» ari Maaaiua's S&up, oa tbe coi-ooret *th "O't.. Cherry^ W. HQ WAR MANNIlfG,'

JOBM A: BUTAN,

jamH dtf CVmipUttfe.

NEW A DVERTISEMENT8K

1 1

I i.

1»

DSS1BABLE OOODS,"

THE

BOSTON STORE

We open this week a new lice of

HASDS0ME MESS PRUTS '. -At 12J and 15 C«nt». a

In Better Styles and Qaalities than hkve,'' ^yet btea offered at thefe prices. 7^'*

bleacheFmusunS (®y rut piece)

Onl^r Ten Cents!

Yard Wide Brown Maslin^, Id} Cents. ,v..A NEW i)I9PLAT Off.

S a

Dollars

IN PRESENTS

Liir£)r flooDa,

Plain and French

Ffg'd

lawns,

s* Freneitf\£Brtlliant8, pi

And a great variety of Wear suitable for

The Hot Days of July,!

ti'. ALL AT

Low

Witer

mark of Prices^

Waimsiki

ill

Stain Street.

WITTIGr

& GO.,]

73 MAIN STREET, "'°A» OtBOSVSJb

Itfe'KEEN'S SAlTE

BVLLE ri»

WEEEliT

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NEW* ARHIYAl-8.

COLORED GB^KApINB? For Veils.

SLATS

OIL SILK! Oa^ILK! OILSlLK!

WHITE PIQUE,

THE NJtW SK1BT,

Ristori! fiistori! Ristori!

Intlodncsd here for tbe first time I

THE FOURTH OF JULY COMING!

Red

White Ribbon,.:

and Blue Bibbou,

A L480M STOCK iOf TEEM. ii#** I I -j

Bargainel Bargains!.

A A I N S

Where we offer Goods which

We have opfbed a new Depanmeot

Foe bargains,

must

sold regardless of ooit, oontaCbirfg

Cloaks, Balmorals, Dress Goods, Notions and Remnants.

for the Bargains!

r^rrs Main Street.

e. W1TTIG & CO.