Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 15 July 1867 — Page 4

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PARDONED.—Governor Baker has par^ doned John L. Bailey, who was convicted of manslaugbt^r, at the November term of the Dearborn Circuit Court, 1866 The pardon was granted on the grounds of his attreme deformity, declining health and the fact. that when the orime was committed Bailey was so much intoxicated that he did not know he had committed it until the lapse of several hours aftorwards.

German chemist publishes the

following simple method oF preserving small quantities of ice, which he has prac-. ticedfwlth success: Put the ice into a deep dish, cover it with a plate, and place the dish on pillow stuffed with feathers, and cover the top with another pillow carefully, and by, this menus exclude the pxternal air. Feathers are well known noncoijductoraof heat, and in consequence the ice is preserved from melting. Dr Schwartz states that he has thus preserve ed six pounds of ice for eight days. The plan is simple, and within the reach of overy household.

We learn the bottom has fallen

out of the great consolidation of railroads from the eastern cities to St. Louis. The eastern roads were "scared" into the arrangement on the representation that the combination bad control of the two roads running east and west from this point, and in turn our roads were told that the combination of the eastern roads was effected, and they were determined to fill the gap from Indianapolis to this city or Paris, "regardless of expense.'' But those Who have the management of our own model road to Indianapolis," wouldn't scare worth a cent," and when this came to the ears of the eastern companies the whole scheme fell through.

On Saturday the Ohlef En

of the Fire Department made a partial test of the stream flowiog from the Kose well. The hose was attached and carried around to the front of the Terre Haute House, where a stream was thrown up some twenty-five or thirty feet. It is thought that through tubing the water would be forced a distance of flrom four to five hundred feet from the surfaee of the earth- rX

A complete chemical analysis, in addition to what bes already been made, is in progress, and when perfected, the result will be made public. Large numbers of our people daily visit the well to drink of the water and carry it away to Use for medicinal purposes. Those who know the value of such water speak of it in the highest terms.

One of our leading citicons suggests that the city should buy this well.— Whether this would be the be*t disposK tion of it, jor whether a company should be fortned, to erect a hath house, we nre cot prepared to say. Certain it is, however, that this invaluable discovery should bo developed that the largest possible good may come of it

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5ITY AND STATE ITEMS.

jy The glass worts of New Albany intend soon to mftnufadtura panes of glass eight by five feet. ii

S»nWi ••»"."* (V^ecimen* of lead ore have been found in large qaaniitu# near New Albany. I- JJ

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lirepaM* tye.W^fols^affd

Erie canal above Lafeyette are completed and navigation is unobstructed from that iaty to^EoieSo.^Ai ,,,

!Th(» hMt braBd femily flour has

declined to $U,50 in this market. Dealers are o£ the opinion 4t will decline to $12,P0 barrel tls

O. -Wittig & Co. will offer thU

week thelr entire summer stock at cost, cost.

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new bulletin "in our ad

vertising columns. 1J. »li fSF Prof. Olcott gcet to Richmond this morning to attend the Normal Institute, wKijh will be iO XMsion in that city this w:eek «id ne±t.

I©""We are favored by Mr. Timothy Caugblin—aa attache ot the EXPRESS printing establishmentr-with a basket of splendid new potatoes of his own grow ing, for,, which he has our thanks. 1 iM t-fi -"r #fi ft -"M-m & -i (9* The Com mist loners of Wells coan« ty have ordored that $100,000 in county bonds be paid to the railroad company that first builds a railroad through their county and have made a tax levy to raise the amount.

]^Jtii*i&!iaE I $m~ A goodagr^f**-#pold-heoeftfr-ne one tivot3oamitteeT3f V!gorcounty, Trifl 1» did we *Wt inform tttem how to d6 it.-— held at tfae Old Court House (upUtaiw,^ There arc several ways, bat the best, on Saturday, the 27th inst, at 1 o'clock cheapest and most pleasant method is to visit tire cool retreat in the rear of Stone's confeotaonfery, under the Ha^ipnal House,

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RIAL ESTATE TRANSFBES.—Deeds for the transfer of the following real estate were deposited with the Recorder last week

J. B. Bowles to Jas. H. Mayes 360 acres in Prairieton township, for $1. Chauncey Rose to Jtiha Scngzhein lot in Rose's subdivision" for $400.

J. W. Husher to W. H. Yalentine lot in Parson's addition for $l,250. Thos. P. Murray to Beagin & Beaain lots 13 and 14 in Humaston subdivision for $460.

Chaunoey Rose to Benj. Riley lot in Rose's subaivisionrfor $975.^ .... .. Thomas P, Murray to Henry T. Woolen, lot in Humaston's subdivision,' fer •425."

Clark Holdaway to Rebecca Sellers, twenty acres in Faj6tte township for $600.

NEQBOIS IN TBE STKEEJD CAAS ^-TME case of the driver apd conductor of one ot the Massachusetts line of street cars for assault and battery on a negro, putting him out of the cars,.-cinder the rule of the railway company that negro

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F. 51., for order of the Committee. W.K.

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exposes the tvrisdling operaiictbs

of certain individuals who figured in that town a short* time aiRee .awi, dec*g!p ed suddenly, leaving sundry little bills unpaid. It seems these individuals got "hard dp," and wishing to raise the wind, conceived the brilliant idea of introducing a newHrticle, with the taking name of the "BuMian Sweet Potatoe -^tsed," jt&d labelled in the name of the American Agricultural Society. The parties visited Warsaw on theday of Yankee Bobinson's show, and after much gassihg about the deSciooa flavor and profitable yield, induced a great bqany"farmers to invest $2, the price of a paper, some taking three or four. After disposing of several hundred dollars worth of the article through the oduntry, these individuals decamped.— But what did the celebrated

sweet potato

bring forth? After careful preparation of rich soil, and attentive cultivation, it produced a heavy growth of

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Parties wishing for a supply will

please address C. J. Foulke, Orion, Ind. s- '.4-—-Kj^ 'Tom BellWdod, nowjri, jail tor tin robbing of Henry Bobiasonls .house, con fosses to the robbery of the dwellings of Mrs. Wedding, T.

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Lovezy and Wm. M. Barr, all of recent occufrehi», and of which "mention was made in our columns at the time.

J| ns MABRIAQE LICENSES.—The proper papers were issued by County Clerk last week to the following couples: Law son Sanders and Laura M«GrsrarrST Jus. F. Mooreland andiRhoda J. Parker! F. W. Minicke and Elizabeth Qordicke. 9. J. Benight and Hannah A- JOnes-U^li Jas. W. Grass and Mary Ken nick. Isaac J. Crosley and Mary E. Gri«hSir.^a

Stephen Lindsay, of Johnson

township,. Gibson oounty, suicided last week, by hanging himself. Lindsay was harvesting, and during a temporary absence of his boys from the field about one hundred yards into the woods, to his son's stable, where he took a trace chain frozn the geara and fastened it around his neck then getting up he made the other end fast to a pole and swung off, where he strangled to death, with his feet within a few inches of the ground.

LoVK CHESS.—Frank and Lizzie's ch problems, by Ametour. Frank to move and mate in two moves:

Frank movst bts arm ronnd Lizzie'* nack Sha moves one siiaare, and whiipero "ch«ckj" H«, nothing dannted, move* right straight Bli lipa to hers and caila ont "mate." 1

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ride on tho platform, was yesterday decided by Judge Chapman. He fined the parties one-dollar and costs, and decided that the Street Railway Company is a common carrier, and as such cannot legia. late as against any class of people. The only thing to do is to pay fare and behave yourself-,-and-you are entitled-to a seat inside without reference to age, sex, race, or condition. We understand the decision seriously affectJ soma .of the thin-skinned^

SPICIDE.—Mrs Peterson, a very venerable and estimable lady, residing near Boon Grove, committed suicide on Tuesday last. In the absence of the family she bung herself with a comforter, such as is worn around the neck. Her son, with whom sbe lived, found her in the house dead, and although every effort was made to restore life, it was of no avail.—

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A TALK OF HoaRoR.—We are credibly informed-that a few- days since-three little children came to an untimely death in Clay county, under the following circumstances A woman residing near Ceiter Point went to an ^adjacent creek to do tbe family washing, taking witb her three small children. The two elder ones while playing about in tbe woods were bitten by a venomous snake, and their •creams attracting the attention of the mother she hastened to their re lief,thoughtlessly |eaving the smallest child, which, during her absence, fell into the creek and was drowned. "Hie othsr children died the same night from the effects of the snake bite.—Terre

Haute Journal*

The above may be true, but after diligent inquiry we cannot learn that, any thing ot the kind has occurred at or near Center Point—or at least we cannot- find any person from that neighborhood that knows anything about. it. We guess is a "snake" story of_huge proportions.—

10* The Princeton Clarion publishes the foliowihg. It win do for a fi$n. story: "A genfloman by the name of Stephens, residing at Erancistt^kiUedahenafewdays ago, fupposod to be very fat—in common parlance, "fat as batter"-—but on opening her found, instead of a superabundance or fat,

thirty-tiro eggst

tfcisnjy-four of which

were larger than common Sized hen's tggp, tno balance smaller. The largest w» ab^t tho size of a tjooee

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formant, who is entirely reUable, says he was an eye-witness to the facta as above detailed." ......_ '«o ,'K' 4f Jfi

The teachers attending the Nor

mal Institute to 1e held in tbis city coin mencing July 29th, and continuing in session two weeks, will" expect to find boarding in private families at reasonable rates. I have.found placoB for twenty» four at $4,00 per week, Without solicitation. I have.no doubt but many families in the city would b&glad to havet teachers from other parts of the Stafe^j^eed the two weeks of tbo Institute with.them At their houses. If so, they wilt greatly ^Mfge'all parti^concepied, or calling Upon Wa. H. &. Valentine, eariy this wflek» ^Ajj «Po0to. munity, we are directly interefo44fi Institutes, for tlia ^progress and. efficacy «rf. our Public Schools^ are largely enhanced by them. We do net ask, ore ers to be entertained foei. Weehly hope all who attend may find comfortable quarters at ^rom^C^t to '$5,00 per week V'lJS J. M: Oj.eorifii^Stiperihtendent

STATE NOBMAL SCHOOL.—Hon. R. W. Thompson, and Messrs, W- R- McKeen and J. M. Olcott, of Terre Haute, were in the city yesterday. They came for the purpose of depositing wfth tKo Auditbr of State the plans And apiecificatioua 0 the State NsjonalJSchQoi, JuuLotfiir pa'pfirsjelating to the estabUshment-of the ini tion, preparatory to drawing thohey the Treasury ui

reasury undef, the appropriation made by tbe Legislature. .One jqi the in

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VERMIN JN SUGAR. of living animals are to. be found in spoonful of soipo kinds- of sugar-^espe-daily Porto Rlfco. The best way 1 to see them is to put a teaspoonful of sug&r into a saucer of cold coffee, then set th^ saucer on a table near the window, on the side of the house from the sun, then put (he face near the saucer and ldok across it toward the window, aod"-you-%ill see them-niov-over the top of the coffee

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CITY AFFAIRS.

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i^Saxton & Waimsley d^ec^ UB to make no change in theip adver^sement this m®rnfei^ as tho-programnaiwftpi'ihis.yMffe is substantially the same as that Tor the previous week, viz: A general clearing but sftie af flu rttmeg. aads, and -a- reduction of price of the best Dress Calicoes to fifte^ftptu. dlte

^0"?— -PL BLACxaxK&[Ksw-The flrit of the season atC. I. Ripley's.'

fifteen cents

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P. P. Deck's best French Calf

Pegged Boots of his owh make, made by the best of workmen in his own shop.—A better boot than any other Souse in the city can make,can be bought for $8,25, No 16 North Fourth Street, Terre Haute, Indiana. !$ .1 P. P. DECK. dim

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CHEA?-*R THAN EVHE.—Best quality of Red Merino Corsets, worth $2 25 for $1,'50, latest patent. Ladies' Breast Protoqtors (new), worth $1,25,' for only Ofle Dollar, at Weisz' Hoop Skirt Factor^, opposite the Post Office. 13dwtf ty

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SATURDAY, JULY 13.—Now Lace Collars, in Valenciennes -Cldny, Thread and Maltese Laces. White Marseilles Belting, new Crystal and Bugle Headings. 13dtf ttl ftlMilir

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LEATHER AT REDUCED PRICES. O'Boyle & Hoffman will move to their new room on Main street, east of Sixth, about theiirst of September. Untnl then they will sell their goods vory cheap for cash.

They still continue to pay tho highest -market price lor hide9,- sheep skins and leather in the rough.

For bargains call at.No. 8f) Main street, sign of the big last, JlJldlm.

ter. Muslins at eigbttoants and better JIXl dtf gf||jfEDSAiA fcp

JI^TKid Gloves at one dollar and twenty-five cents. AU Whalebone. Corsets at one dollar and twenty-five cents dtf

EIGHT CENTS !—Caltcoes as low as 8 cents, Brown Muslins a& low as 8 cents, Bleached MiMiht as.low as 8 teHts.iT 13dtf "EosiXt. & Co.

19" The Summer Term of Miss Mary" Cunningham's Select School, will open on Monday, the 15th jtu&, over Hacbertkt Shoe Store, Main streot, above 5th, south aide. {13-dlw

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FOR SALE.—A rery comfortabie residence -rtwo stOry bfick.ioocus—four fquares from Main street, in a very elK gible part oftfcwn, will he sold cheap and terms easy. For further particulars, enquire of M.. JBoLLiNQER, 13dlw Real Estate Agent

NrwrfsTABLISHiftST FOKTHE LADIZS. —Mn. Volger has jaet- apeoed a«w a tasty store five doora south of the Pi Office, where aha can supply the ladies ol this city, with Hoop Skirts, all stylos, cor. sets famishing goods, dress trimmings, nations, &c. Particular attention given todress making.

tgf Th^ cheapest Silk Mitt^ in tbe ojBy at RiddWa

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Calicoes at eight cents and bet

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Collars am

yoy^kjtirioas," caoMBg ernptkHis ^.tior of the wearwi?^ *,f A beautiful figured collar, called -the i^jjiaen Finished Percale," just introduced by EdaaH & Co., 'is one of the beat and most stylish piper collars we have, and is Entirely free from all injuriotra qualities.

A very pretty lot of cheap lawns

just opened. Very pnltty Silk Gren%EMAIX &Ot>. dtf

dines at half price.^

jment of Gold Spectacles and Gold Nose Glasses in the city, 14, Main street, [dtf

A few.more bc«rdera wanted at

JNof. 4l'8otifh' fmh stntt, 3f aquarM ftbm Main street. Also, some day boarders.

IGF A large lot of Silk Pans for $1,35, 'jup at Riddle's.

Riddle has the best and deqe»||j^^j[3 line of Silk Belting in the city. dtf

$j^T bongress, Vandyke, Sbakesp^ir^and other Paper Collars at Riddle's, 151 dtf Main street. tK

By Express, a ehoiee atook of n^w

and fashionable Dress^GoodS^ at A. Nip1 part's. .,.1 dtf.

"3 gST* A ^ioice article of Dried Peaches, Apples, Prunes and Cherries, at E. R. WWOHT A Go's, W'May^tf WJ?JW', .««.

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the city of Tea re Haute to forever maintain and keep up one half of the'^teCelSary ro« pairs incident to keeping in gjaper. order the buildings and the grounds of the Inati tute. Twenty thP'l Wnd dollars of She apr propriation ma^ ,by the late Legislature were drawh ftom roe Btattr" Treasury afid given to-Mr. MoKaen^ as Braajdept of ttie Board Of Trustees.-^Ind.

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t&~ At the "Boston Store" only,' cab be had the best brands of Dress Prints at

per yard. A choice variety

of Merrimac, Sprague, Richmond, Amer« ican and other favorite makes at the popular price of Fifteen cents,

Jg|f[SAj?rbif&WAi||tef?|^ dlt 111 Main st.'

MORJ: MONITORS.—Two beautiful Gaie Monitor Fiands JuBt received at fiUsft^r's. For a medium sized instrument, they are certainly the best cheap piano in the market. Like the Monitor beat the Merrimac, these pianos, for durability knd good tone, beat any that come any where in reach of the price. Remember where th£ largest assortment of pianos is Itept, thire is where the greatest bargain can be obtained. ^s"'[d2t.

Bargain*, in SuinntojG^s.' N.

Erlanger ABro. are ofifering all Summer Clothing at cost for cash. They have a good'assortment of linen-goods as well ap lightCassimereSuits.' dtf

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ExntA NorW*.—For .fine drinks andniceties of the season, go to Jake Hpds$man's Estrella Saloon, and rest assured you will find everything you desire. As Cobblers, Julips, Smashes of all kinds, jjjest bourbon, and *ye whtoky,"foreign'afid domiiitio i*hj«s iphd dgars, St. Louis lager beer, and every thing you may look for in a'first class salObn. A free, warm lunch served every morning from 9^ till o'clock. Come ail and give me a call. iExtraliinch every Saturdiy evening, •'i-: odiw.

BANKRUPTCY.—We are pr^aared to attend to all business pfrtaining td bankruptcy. Office over McKeCti's

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J0tx 8, 1887.—At Tuollj Ripley & Go's. Just opened 1,000 yards elqgant Jaconets, 30 cent? 500 yards elegant Or* gandies, 36 cents.

Raspberries, Currants, GooseberJ

rise and Cherries, of tho very finest kinds, at Ray & Bailey's. [dtf.

«T There is no fairer display of Berries, Currants and Vegetables, than at Ray & Bailey's. Go and see, and lay in your stock. [dtf.

Wright & C?'fl,155 Main strret.

Just- received 2,000 lbs Red Seal*'

ing Wax for fruit cans and jar* at Davis' Drug Store, corner of Third and Main Streets. dtf

ffirjfrench Lime, Cement and Plaster Paris, Garden and Eield Seeds, at E. R. Bobbins, No. 1, Dowling Hall. dtf.

Oofndios & Haggerty have rfc-

oeived another stock of Merimack, Co checo, Spragues, American and JRichmand Prints—beautiful styles—at sixteen and two-third cents per yard also Lancaster Quiltsat $2,75 and Honey Comb and Marsailles at low prices also good Lawns at 16 Cents, and best at twenty cts per yard, and all Summer Dress Goods at oost. dtf

Buckeye Wheat Drill, Sale

by JOHN SCOTT & SON.

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Hoosier Wheat Drill. For sale

JOHN SCOTT & Sovl'

tUf" 8-4 White Crape|Maretz and White Luster, at A. Nipperts. '.dtf —i. -,7

Graham Flour at No. 1, Dowling

Hall.

[Fom the New York Sunday Times, July 186T.] A MUSICAL jDScoafj^Sometime ago we animadverted-on a rnanifestly ttnfair action relative to the excfasiohW certain pianos from coropetion at H& ^aKs Exposition. From appearances, our Worst fears, we are afraid, will be realized.— The two favOrited competitors have each been given a gold medal and others of various nationalities have probably been recipients of similar complimentary testimonial. Stein sray has the fortuitous luck 'of being first recorded on the American list, but Chickering throws in the Crdn of tbe Legion of Honor to boot and claims %upremacy, while both firms promulgate their successes throughout the land. Bat —there was a "Grand Prize" for the best pianos in the world at the Exposition, and this wg are assured was awarded tcjpfoad* wood & Sons of London. It trill yefc.be some time before we can refer to the printed account of the great dutribotiott of pri2fes but should thia. unhappily prove to be the case, it *ill be a matter of national indignation that the exclusion of tbe "STSCK" pianos has tuoat probably robbed our country of the honor tf winning a grand prize in this department of art.

Mr. Kissner, of this city, has not only the pianos on hand that received the first igold medal at Pari?, but he has also the lebrated Steck that cooid not go to the

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tV Ladies and Hisses Heavy Bibbed Cotton Hose at A-Nipperta* dtf.

Now Bonnet and Triaiming Bib-

bons, .JDre« Bottanaj Giraps sAd Bo|IQ Bfeaa Trimming tX A. Nipperta. dtf

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THilMQwteacmya,A»i NRO BOOK toryoftheSw^et Banc, h-Piww Maiaha Detective of the War Department.

This work embrace* an wttciite ana I

acooant

the hitherto suppreaasd

and information obtained by Gen.

Chirf isf tha^ational It was

Annj^O(^2nKiKa

bit will now bciMoei," •Safer flli.

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at Davis'. Ban's or will Ee promptly filled.

LOCAL- N9VWii^P*n

OemtltatlOB Water is a

Diseases or Horses ana caule.—Dr Girroab^weaHMik? {tettettarrMMntkaMto .UUa

Vetiwtoa^-Btwgaryra**' generally.'-^pii^jyjlj' by ttt S«R|V.^ le.j pays partlcalar attention to Veterinary Hid wlfery hM«a-^m^y'TilW®ttirAMaandtJftwa by aafe delirery, when they wan In great diitreM, and woDld have died without help. He aiki partionlar attention, alio, to hie Alterative Tonic Fowden, which are of hi* own compoaition -clear of ill

Doctor bleeding, is Mitentlt

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Pure Cider Vinegar atu

The mast oampiet* junet of T«wr, IMl,HHS.Taraishe*, Colors, Bmabee, and Indeed, all man nerof Painterg«^fcr»lit# TJlliliL

BARK, GULICK A BXIIBT,

apr 24dtf Druggists. Pare are'now prepared to fnntlsa-tiM-pnbUo with clear' healthy Biter Ind gprtag frdti fK&fet fl»e%^sto, at low rates. Two wagons will rnn dally, and snpply fdl Orders left at the 3*t Ofllce, with Gas Aroold, or at the Vashingj^f .Sal^onr^r^i^pe^fi^li: prom^ attention. Those wHihitig"a pasfc/ hatlthy artiolei of Ice, wiUdoejrderfr^a|Q' f. apr4d6m STKlNMCfffr JlKtlB^j

Ice I lee t—The tiiidemigni^ie' wbal^ announce to the citizens pf.Kttre Hiat» that is prepared to

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purest article of Ic»

Orders may be left with On* Arnold, (Mfce, B. W^ Bippotor OnxMi1 Stol

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Unbolted Flour, at C. r. Rip

ley's. [22-dtf

Plain and beaded Parasols by Ex

press, and for sale at A. Nippert's. dtf 's»r—=— Go to E. R. Wright SB Co's for a choice article of Green and Black TfcaS, No. 155 Main street, dtf.

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"Ned Nevins, the Newsboy" Mrs. S. E. Moon, Agent. Orders reoeived by Mra, Moore, or left. «t Djvi^^ Bari^s lUikaii HHAr.fX »arfaissw "ifV

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Stands, Card Baaket^ etsi Rdbj and medallion wqaat JO'BN duu^B. us .m. jfgirn ft-iw T»g?

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day, a podk»book amount jof .mcaaay., waa-istfcJiigg Irtove. The owner can get it by calling at Henderson's Stove Store on Fouth street, 4 doors south of the Poet office. [dtf.

mar tt'aahoaWWttW.. THOMAS, «aua»4rte ft*r B*ord«r of Vito OoDntr.«ttk»«aaal^Oat^r&Sto«ttf||( to nomlaatlon mar We are aotboriied to anndaet^ WTBEMlt WOOLLis':^ Ooootyj atetlw»aelntS»t»rateettoia f.

th« Poit A •*. Agent.

BENT-n^HE ^NIO^ J&OTBL, nHaols,Ha« been r«tarnMed and atte-i up, and to sow 16 aafcCMaiTifl iipefitio&f and eto tutedoii'reisiQAbtd terms, for my273tf

I?OE -1 rOB A BARGAIN.—Four Billiard Table*, nearly new, Brunswick's miko, with Phelan Oush Ion*. Baiia, Cue*. Backs aariLCovers to match.— A)*o, Counter, Sideboard and other flxtnres.— Will b- sold in lots to suit, on the loweat reason able terms, for cask, or part cash and note witb ap|u

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Office of*ThombaoA

XpOK SALE—Two Milch Cows. ,-.v%4,3?3W,affi.nHq Main Street, next to Oanal. JeSSdtf Tl

StreSi -Bast

l?OE SALE—Fotu^Frame.Houses J? One of fi»e, two of six, and one of seven rooms. I will seli these houses very low, and on reasonable ran. Apply to T. J. FOBRKST, 14 if Nea? corner 3d and OhlQ Streets.

Fierai

OR SALE—A Hbuse and sevbuilding lots, in Chaan's Addition, northeast of the Colon Depot. The Qou^e ha* Coax Booms, ote'CloieT, one PanUrf, a "jgood 'Ofllar, Stable' and "Woodansd, OMttMIr:BwJ^ftnWJ'ind a goodWWfraflIngdoeripttr.'' "1

J} nice Building Lots (70 by 142 feet), south of the city, near tbe Dean Addition, west of tbe Oanal. Theao lots will be sold low. Seasonable time given to mifidtr

Utoes yhfttriU.bBild.QB. them. Call af the

l?OR SALE.—The Brick BaildX? ing on Third street, half tqsare north ol a in isfcn 17dt

X?OK SALE—BOABDINQ Hotrsx and Wagon Tard,—I will Mil OB reasonable

opposite Thompsoa'* Mill. Saqaire at Cox A Bon's, or oa the pnmlsea. aprlSdtf OHABI.M BILL.

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House, on8onth fighth y—tr. aBit iias» Pii ulre at

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.fcS i» •janrvfiMXXiAastaid

CUnat Oestt

cesrtaxn mre

for Ounrn and all dlaeaiea at the KIDNETSaad VVLADDKR. Foraale by all Druggiata. SSdwSm

a-MlWibr jtla: Xhin

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U2tawsMtt Ltst^jsaea

tion at Ofllce lonb l-luOa l! iank»E*W« a*e authorized to warrant the ItrMtCAilNO Oil npw on sale at cur Store, at being the best in the market. We will give to any man (who has nee for any quantity,) one quart as a sample. Vara era, HecbaniMi)

JfiUeb,aL aata:«Sui,i*«d .in

Wagops.^H^, Beaper«, *pf»§fj pr awfejgff of UaeMnee. SAfiAH At AiaStiy^

a S 5 ..rr *rv": :r-£ O.iC ha# tfttfr Moth ana FreltlM.—The only re» llabH remedy for those brown discoloratioas en the face called Moth Patches and freckle* Is

FURY'S Mom AKS FSXCXLI LOTION. Prepared only by Dr. B. C. FEBBT, Dermatologist, 40 Bond Street, New .Tork.. ,SoJ4 by^.Jrnf(Mf

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I FF I -.,-TIW.KIWOT lA-TM «f hr^.linui »l Mr' ttf It ha anopr White Paint, aud its wearUiK tie* are nnte^llftd.'' eitradrlin*^ large, •ale of the "Magnolia," last season I* sufficient guarantee that "it suits the people."

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1 PMMUn^ bnvinMi, weaVepreparM?o aitwd' *1 orders left at the Shop on Foarth Btrest

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Idniien Husiness Cbdts, Pvmta, iAmaMfa, Vests! Thsse 0§o4s ars *oHat l5pV FIGURES to OlSH

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The building lota are surrounded by Sna shade tree*, and some of- them are full of ane fruitbearing treea. r. N1PPSBT. mlGdtf Call |t the Terre Hauie House.

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WhkSt^ha propraea tomakoiup to order

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pvtc«l»utile on

wiff4KUiit tfiirw^aia lor the lecoterj wtr-iSf ti WR" 'tea*,.— aaatipn ta»t iu»y H»a .o ta r.oi

Jtmg jba addcasaeuto either ul iliO Uadcr&lglie*!.

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HE STKVKN8 H0U8K is well and widely known to the travelling publio. -The location is es aoltablo to merohants and busiuoas men

tratpl-and adjacent to all the principal Railroad aim ptcamb at depots. tMK SiiVKNS llutJSE ta. lfbe '4Mipn for over 300 •nd^MeN»o9s«ri| .... oclhiort and enterca'nment of its rdui are suncluua and well ventilate Villi ass ind water—tfie fcttSTO»ni* t( respictfnl—and tbe table ii ffeBeTtrni Wittt every delicacy of the season—-t" m6der«t« ««M. GEO. K. 01IA8E CO.,

To tlie Taxpayers of tbe €ltj o£ I'er^e flapte., 0)u are iotfBcd'^hat thc^ltiWifof iqnaliAtfbn at.

said City will hold a stated meeting at tiut

lorSe pur^ooT tearing jMridedding aU ilalnta iu rel»t on to toe assessment .oils re id by tbe AMessorol said Cits ,and will equalize CM fUhe as right and Jfiallce maj i, by adding to or deducting lrom any valuamjn'ias to them may rr-ssswas?""5 en under my hand, at the Mayor's OAoe ot OHyriBis, thday-tfrJaiy, ise7.

BATUBDAT, the 13th d*x of July, 18G7, between the hoars of 10 o'clock A. M., and 4

Hftat#, Ttfo'' Wtint^'

6ttit

for Skle it

pernio Anction, the said Steamboat Mason, her £ackle, Fornitnre, Boats and Uachlnery, ordered

ralW, amounting on the 3d day of June, UJ67rto

Ja!ji2_1887dtl~~ PtateeatOO.

OMALN PLOW WORKS.

mr |i«ieral^Hrpo«e nev will b^' Initfe coast rue tioii wh art W6rklnr:a perfbotly hom6genlous Caat -8»sel that will ther vvrough Plow-' clfcan, andaraoefnl fnrrew, aM in dranwht is the lightest Plow on record. Farmers w.ll do well to

JWlWW-iMsf-'f ..v Si'-ar»I Seott & Son's Warejioase, Terre.Baute, IKdiana, purchasing elsewhere. Toar InterMrt We to promote, and what we say is trne.

MoGUIRX.

CAMPBLCLL

A CO

OKI NIB US LINE.

ri B. MILLEB'S OMNIBUS "vJ.

.. ^AND HACK LINK.

'nill cailalor train* leaving the fflmt&ttifsesgw All orders le ton tfee Slats at the Post Offlce, at Datls' Drug Store, or my iesidence will be prompt, j! aktaodud to, laoWdtf

B. HAGEKTY & CO., e. Are prepaied to do all ilnasof a p«

StICB AS

Roofing, Guttering, Coppersmith Work, li

We hare also the Agencf for

A general assortment of TINWABX oH'fiand at aUjtime#.' Givepp'MHjgt"w"-'

iS^ Mftin Street, i-A

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AGENCY

undersigned, Agent for the Bellefontaiae B. St. tine, w«l s*rr. through raseipts to ali tfae festa^tr^tlsa, iqn fhtpmenu of Produoa. oJT all Mods. Time a* quick as'any other T,ihs, and rates

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k*rtln»d Uk lmlk, whlohJs agrtat aarfis-to

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BAKEB\.

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iHAJVK HELSTIG A BttO UMuUstpttmrs of at kinds ot

iao so

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aad Dealers in

OftSitliiiS, BrteoOhariaidDejot, UlEUm HAtrTS, a«3Miy

BINGHAM CO., Uitt» V* .S.*-.!

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Genuine AmericanWatches

Dte^iia^ Pine Jewelry, «OL» ULVEB WAKE, ".'Jisl-r-j Ir

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.the treatment ot 9A^ lectiona, anif i* rapKll) 8n ttiaf Be held in tbU

(JKui) and U»LO«rous

•gaining the liigU repaiai

TbeDofti.r'r,

Ufth)in"'*ft1iont pain, loss of the knife. JJnQgusJea Is wllnais fnodo of trtaknent or tbt •nlar, practicing Phftl-

Clue or modo of trcatmenv«tx)anc»rt can con btinlAp«n«avt)* us'ieitsjt# lioulswills, Ky.

aolt PtOil

at 35c, ia worth fiOo.

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Game* 'Seom fer mnGhfl&cei ^^a.h«2Si5y *ias

acMHdwOai

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f: -mm'TMiamam-y'' at.

SoMtf Sflrer spoons ancl Porfcs,

TM Se8, Calie B«kete, Cwto|[s,1 BtBKY DISHES, ICE PITCBBB$: .o* WAITERS, OUPS &

I Also, a ineiine-or Silver-plated Table Cullery.^

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Old English er tterman Text. AI£ GOODS Bovaar HKSK WKJ.*--Elf GRAVED fifcEE W OHARftE, W. F.BKITGHAM A 56 EAST "WASHINGTON STRXBT.

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INDIAHAPOTLS.

Mm ux Ha. ".*.«*$ *t —iGLOVER'S

rMOIAVAPMIS^ti

TERRA COTTA WOBKS^, 'Sti on handVo^manufacturea to order, ail kindl" mf ArcHteetursl Ornament*, eocli as WlriW* », Bcaoketa, Hedalllou, PatreiURi JTxies* Kur.... metts Flower Tase*, Life site 8tataaryf)J_^ »4 I aprllSdte ^aiiS if

iw.ur pipe.*?.,

TwO sfruaidM W«*i of Union Depot.

carpenters' mm, al E 3Sv. S Htfid, R0SMTS •,

AND BLIND MANliMJREa

MERIDIAN

Nearly Opposite ElUt Knd of the tJiirtflfe-Bepot iril

INDIANAPOLIS, IND. i*-

ftl£

^viLCitsnio wdidf winrfii«Tn oai^fb apr6-2t in d6m L.MI 1 Ci'.1QiT

»3»

JOHN SCUNEIDFH

CHABLC8 ST^RR«2T! STEFFBN8 SCHNEIDER'S INDIANAPOLIS Phoenix BeU attdBraasFottudry, fiO tJiilbn fiAilr&id Trecli,Half Square last Union Depot, lad iaaapolls, lad

This |S«SabU*haiatt has constantly vnhand ik Mmplete-aes^tines 6r Brass Ooode for 'Koglne' -Builders, Steam and Oas Fitters, an aro nmn--mctnrers of Water, Steam, Qas..and Beer Octks, i, Couplings, Oil Cups, Globe Valves, ami of Brass Works^

H.T.O. EMEIS, M. D.

Eclectic Physician, SURGEON and ACC0UCHER.

Besides all Aqn^o Difspies, I (Jsvgtedji tborongh 4 '-^*tudytbtlte ««roo*W^^f^

CHROSrit)

KVE, LUNG8, lilVJIH, 8PLXEN, StOMAOB

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»prl6-d2tawrmt

•$?

BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, QOMIQUfT^OK, |. A00£ 0All£, DYSPKJ-S/A,

,T8

I Tr-ir'r'

And tho .other. Abdoimnal Viscera, farther Hysteria^

KCT* Mm* CD •$*** 1E:

Kraft/si* .ezimnn Rheumatism," Scrofula, tt

Palpitation of the Heart OUi liunning Sores,

innot fall to be highly prized by ,tl to Clsth, $?,7£S Boards, $2,'0, OLIVER DITSOtf CO., Publishers, CHA8. H. DIT80S i. 00., 711 Broalw je lOtlll chd

White Discharges,

1' w"

,t#t tOA4tflr aS«ftR-..T j&sfl Jc#3^1 Fevers^-^ihJllsA: Agine Iniermtttenta—XjlaA't c^T» iMw long standing-

Bilious Fever, etc. Farther,

All DiseasesPe«aliar teFeaulinaitCUMrrik,.,

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0FWC Ott^OKTo Sireet, TtdrS

CARHIACES.

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WBLCH.^ *o W«t9u V*wai«nr, :1. Maairfactnrerand Dealer in kU

CABBUGES AND BVCNUBS, Corner Seoond and Walnut Sts., Terre Haute, Indeet •,! Fab^T dJktrSsn ,,h ..

§€OTT^ OBE9

OiBRIAOeS, BlGtilEi aM 1I6HT WAH0J.H. oftliair own manufacture, of selected atock. pecial.attentionj)ald to BrpAinoin. Hiytdsfm'

a .irtrti ...]

*,»£»

CO.,j(

Carriage- Mwnnfactnrerx, Keep conatvntlj hand, and offer for *alo at the loweet market prices, all of the latest atyleeof

gAryjER'S CHUBCH MUSIC. ^, A Oolleotlon of Psalms and Hyain Ttines, '""t Chant*.Service*. Anthems, Ac., by A. li. BA*Tr.act Organist of Trinity Ohorch, Boston. Tiils volmno oontaln* a selection of the beat pieces pirformed^" a it O os to a a or I lnnmuaic, duriagtbe pa*' twenty-Ave years, ami fall to be highly prized by .the musical pub

lint music, during the pa*' twenty-Ave years, ami.,

J*nhot

Udhton.j.

ay.N Y,:

8T0RA«E,C0KMISSI0N & GBAIN.' S. FILOiU.IS. A. I». WOBStSON. FRANKLIN, MORRISON & (AU

OBxr.aAi,

Commiwilon Merchant No. 88 West 2d St., Ctncinnali. i_ RRFEBENOS.

OOKS Atfl STATION

,JL W. O'CONNELL Has disposed of his Undertaking Business, which h»d hecom. neeessar/ in oxneijusaoe of the rapid

IncreaMof bi»

BookH aud Static nory, SCHOOL BOtfKS, MAftAZiNfeJ, PAPBBS,

Aste a eoathuuno* bf thn trade hsretofore

AIU

J.iberaUyl

r'-lft-jjrw*"

Pearoe/ Toll*, Qo^MQi Shaw, Barbour a Co., A Porter, X. O. Leonard Co., Wm. Glenn A 8on». Keb't Macready A Co.. •f oater Brothers, Voot«,Nseh.i Co. Ohamben^Stevens a Co., .. mli2Mly fi K,

S M. '1' imrnn rSawAanme am

Oommiaalon Merchant, ,i &r a in,

tTJulTan S a

WABX I!op*s-=pn the .Canal, oear )h» Terre Hasteft RiehhaOnd and-B. ACT. balh'oatl mayBdwtf /g, Tsaaa Hanrs. Inn. ^5S janti U*BI. »w»» BAdsr.

HANBY A CO., STORAOK, coamsio* AKtr» «y) RXIN E ALE S Warehonte an First

johit

Bd*a

Saalai

St..

at the Canal R*in.

aofdwtf T»BB* «AnTlC. IN^.

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BOOK T»ADE.tf lie will m* devote Ms entire attention to the Utter

-4i. Mrs j.

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