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DAILY EXPRESS.

"CKURE-HAUT IJNX?,

Thursday Morning, Beptemsw 19» 1887

BAILBOAD TIME TABLE. 4 TERRE HAUTE AND INDIANAPOLIS.

LEAVE. 2:30 A.

FT.AA UIU 3:10 P.'

4:50 P. M...Mattoon

LEAVE. 4:50 p.

Lost Creek Township

Otter

Croek—Mt.

Hartford

A cordial

iBRIVE.

...11:25 A. H.

4:40

E?PRF,M

Express

ST.

„.10:50P.

LOUIS, ALTON AND TERRK HAUTE.

LSATZ. 11:35 A.

U..

Accommodation..

11:00 P.

Kxpreas

EVANSVILLE AND CRAWFORDSVILLE. AJLRJVE. SATE. 4:20 T. .'..'.2:56 P.

C:40 A.

Accommodation

4:40 P.

Mail

BOCKVILLE EXTENSION

.11:00 A. V.

Union County Ticket.

For

B&corder,

FRED. F. CORNELI'. J.

For

CommisBiouer—1st

District,

FIELDING SHEPHERD. For Commissioner—21 District, .*A NATHANIEL LEE.

PUBLIC SPEAKING! On Monday, the 7tl» day of October, 1887, at 2 o'clock P. v.,

speeches will bo delivered at the fol

lowing places by the persons whose names are set opposite, upon the political issues of the day Sanford

New Goshen

Sugar Croek Township Houso

Middletown

M. Meredith

T. H.

E-

McLean

HOUBC

Nevins Township

Albert

LANG©

......W. K/

Edvvardt

Union Church

Honey Creek— Zion Church..R.

Thompson

JOHN

P-

®ALRD

invitation is extended to all. By or

der of the Union Executive Committee. Attest:

NICBOLACS FILBECK,

Secretary.

TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS

Frnit

audFarm

Lands—Illinois CentrM

Milliuory—Mrs.

E. R.

M. A. Walt?r.

Evening School—John

VESQUE,

Merchants' Despatch—U.

Sbflwmaker,

Agonf.

CITY AND STATE ITEMS.

Two thousand children are new-

attending the public schools of this city.

are informed the Artesian

Bath House will

open to the public about Monday next.

T&&° A workman at the new ROIHHJ^^MIIR in course of erection southeast of the city, was severely injured on the head' yester day by TH£ lulling of a derrick,

PSF A dog furnished us a convenient item yefiterday afternoon by biting a little girl, near our office. The dog

WM.Smith, a blacksmith, LIVING

in the western part of Sullivan county, committed Buicide A few days ag'o by shooting himself while lying in bed.

Hoppas is fixed for to-morrow at Anderson. The friends of the doomed man are busy endeavoring to ..OBTAIN a

wus

©A?"Wo ask the attention

chants

Athenssum,

ooi-.

The execution of the murderer

oomnjula-

tion of the sentence, and are following-up Governor Baker in Ohio, with a formidable pile of documents.. .3 UCT :A

GFS&* An old and respected citizen1 'of Gibson county, named Alex. Tribbett, committed suicido Tuesday morning,, near Princeton, by shooting himiel? through the eye with a rifle, .HE HAS.-heen., deranged on-the subject of the rebellion.— He

in good circumstances, AND -loaves

a large FAMILY^

EvansviJlo

is going

Street Bailway in short order. A compa1ny was organized Tuesday and selected a route They have contracted for iron, cars nnd construction. There has been $40,000 subscribed by

twenty-seven

holders. They will commence work on Monday week, and will have one and a half miles finished by December.

S&T

The united exhibition

to the

the regular Express

OWT- mer

chants' Dispatch, Fast Freight Line, for which U.

Shewmaker, Esq., is agent for

this city. This

line

expended for a library for the FTEHOOHESS

invite attention to

A r.**

^USWES OI RECTORY.—We print this morning in another column a classified list of advertisers in the

EXPRESS, to

which YE direct the Attention of all traders and the general reader. The list affords a tolerable good index of the business,OFTerra Haute it certainly does of the live,active

BUSINESS men of this communi

ty. It may,bothat there are other firms doing business here .whose names should be included

in the list

AKRCVZ.

2:20 A. M. 9:45 A. M. 3:00 P.. M.

..Krpress".......

*'We shall take

pleasure in kdding them* free of charge, when they hand in their cards for our advertising columns. The list will be especially useful and convenient to visitors during the State Fair.

To our readers we can truthfully say that with scarcely an exception the names there enumerated represent the best of tbe 'professions and the best houses to deal with, and in these days of hard times and extravagant prices it becomes every per-, son to ascertain carefully the best places for purchasing the necessaries of life. A man who pays a dollar more for an article ^ATPNE store than he could have obtainfed the same article FUR at another, exercises ^POOReconomy,"

ajjd

Nelson

I. N.Pierce

P. B. O'Biley

Pralrieton J- Grain Lockport -W

does injustice to him

self ,and family.- .It was a wise and true saying of our grandmothers, in the days of old, that "U ponny saved is A penny earned,"' and prudent fathers endeavored to instil this trite aphorism into the minds and habiCs of iheir growing boys, thus laying tjie inundation of economic and upright dealings with themselves as well AS others, and eventuating in competence and respectability.' I.-a

Competition in trade AFW&YS causes difference in prices—some felling lower than otheis ,*ind this competition is one of the great projectors, of the poor, and regulator of those disposed to overreach the helpless

dependent

thesfnuous

comploted apd thrown

spving

In view^of these facts

it becomes the plain duty of all to keep^ well informed in regard to

prices,

ways of business life, see the

inducements that are held out to them by the quarter, the half, and full column, and,' seizing the "golden opportunity" thus offered them, they earn money

it,JWBEN others

and

where,

uttnr

wasrift

mad, but the mother of the child was.

coluptfis

\C sJgn.iWJ: MUiv J*

vain. ,,

\wr

YNT TFI:.

yesterday

Jits

FAILT&E

himiinafew

card of the woll known Mer

is next, in speed to

companies,

MR:

Shewmaker will be hRppy at all TIMES to furnish rates and all other information .in regard to shipping.

86P*The South Baptist Mission SABSSTII, School, under the Superintendence OF John E. Saxton. Esq held a Festival at their new Chapol on South Second street Tuesday evening of this week which was a very pleasant and profitable affair. Its receipts, amounting to one hundred and thirty dollars, are, we understand,

the card of

Mr. John J. Vesque, .who will open an, evoning school, Monday O\ening next. Mr. V. is a teacher of German in the Public Schools. He

a graduate of the

of Luxembourg, came.to this

country ten years ago, and has since that time been constantly engaged in teaching A Frenchman by

qualified to teach these languages,'

IFIT After a period of AUTUMNIL^LEHer that savored considerable frost, th$ warm days of this week were wholly

expccted. Yesterday the mercu ry on the north side of a building, at one o'clock, indicated the romarkable attitude

atari!a AS weir as SWEATEE

habitant.

Such

ii-

'IF AIDE'S COURT.—The docket yesterday showed a very fairbusinsss. Edward, Jenkins for a first class "drunk and disorderly",was pulled for an even $10 James Madden? Pelix A: Burgess, Julius Burnett and, -James Conner, on "drunks" of different grades were assessed in sums, ranging^,|^O|N $6, to Charlotte HamU}QND, WW up Tuesday ^EVENING as keeper of a house of bad, repute. Fine and cost $18F30 .oouldn't pay went to

PROVEMENT.—WE-learn: from thn

tbiit^he proposed^,GILDING

hatfe a

dreek'towrisliip

of the

County Agricultural and Horticultural societies opens to-day at the new Fair Grounds. We hope to see a good attendance, and that everybody will take hold and help to make it a

suacessful

asVjn

exhibi

tion. The gates will be open at eight o'clock, and the exhibition of stock in tbe ring will begin at three o'clock.

ded,

jail over night

turned out household property

sufficient to pay tbe amount, and was discharged.

oiJ:

A &TTCH NEEDED IM

Journal

of a graded

ROAD ON the opposite .side of the

river

from...^pElroy's,.TQ. the bluff, has-fallen thr6ugh WJTH 'O^^COUNT of some disaGTLL'NTERTT JA' THE "PAL"V citizens in Sugar

a to the proper

location OF the road.

stock

The

County Com

missioners have agreed to give one thousand dollars toward-the improvement and it would HAVE cost about, two thousand N&ore. •••A few more-years of bad roads will hush-all contention in the mere matter of location when on\Y a few hundred yards,

this, case, causes IF difficulty

andAthe final failure to do anything.

$S$" John White, a crippled soldier, formerly of THE Fourteenth Indiana, left his HOMHJHT iQharleston, Illinois, on the 3d iiustant, to

days, but be has not'yet re

turned home, and being a man of good habits his wife is very much distressed, fearing, that some accident has befallen him. Any information in regard to him will be thankfully received by his wife Mrs. Mary K. White, Charleston, Illinois^ or General Kimhall, of Indianapolis. Papers throughout the State will confer a favor on an anxious wife by copying this.

We are glad to learn the publica

tion of the "Berger Zeitung" the weekly German papor of this city, has been so successful, that the proprietor will short-

lyJissue

a trl-weekly edition.

*TFIUE" MASTODON.—Only a PAR^ of the mastodon exhumed near Huntertown, arrived in town last Saturday. A party, comprising a scientific gentlemen from Chicago, Dr. Meyers of this city, and others, has gone out 'oday

obsesvations

birth, he has studied

German from,

toyhooi,

and is well

:c6uplcfcame

ninety degrees. This, for the last half of the month of September, just as the sun is about to cross the equinox, is calculated

oldeet'-in-

health and will assuredly make work

the doctors.

the rest of the bone%

look alter

anc

iake notes and

on the place from which

they are being dug. The reinains of two animftls HAF&

bwin

discovered, one A little

smaller than the other, at first supposed to have been a calf, but now supposed to have been a female.

How

the worthy

te:

an-

give up the ghost in such

situation is.A rnAtter of interesting speculation..

This discovery may prove of no small geological importance. A careful

survey

IS to be made OF TH) ground adjacent FA where the bones are found, and an (JTTENTPT will be made by examination jbf trees and of tbe soil covering the remains to determine how many centuries ago these animals died, important data may be obtained for determining the age of the mastodons..—Fort

Wayne Gazette.

LOST —TFN Tuesday last

weather is not good for eastern pan of the city, a pair of small

foe.

51LEAVING

.OWE

in the South-

scales. The finder will confer a favor

BY them AT THIS office. F:.,

Proceedings.

same same

as by

so doing they'nt only understand where they can make the best investments of their money, but aid in keeping up a healthy condition in the business world. Those "who do not read the newspapers must expect to remain ignorant of all that might conduce to their interest and happiness but those who DO "take the papers, and rea£ them, not failing to give even the advertisements a fair perusal, are seldom known to complain, for they learn

COUNCIL CHAKBKB, Sept. 17, 1867 Council met In

reguktr session. Pres

ent, Mayor Cookerly and Councilmen Allen, Andrews, Chamberlain, Dowling, Lawos, Minshall, McKeen and Seeburg^ er.

The minutes of last meeting were read and approved. A petition from Henry Decamper, asking permission to dig a well at the corner of Wabash and Thirteenth streets, was granted, the same to be done under the supervision of the Street Commissioner.

A communication from the Turners Society in regard to allowing the city a right of way in rear OF^O.^L^ENGINE HOUSE, was continued.

Mr. Allen reported that the 'sidewalk

Delinqaent

From Mayor fur Sues collected.... City Clrrk for ilc nses Auciioneer License

Cemetr.v Chief Engineer Fire Dep't„. Note For Engine sold Effingham From Warket Master

needlessly expend

DI3BUBSEMENTS.

Amount to error in assessm't $1,509 80 Delinquent tax ret'd 30,901 66

Orders

Fire Certificate* paid

because they'are in ignorance as to

how

be most economically

invested, and the most necessaries J)urCH&SQD.for.,. UIE least .money. Therefore, tet them Carefully exaimine the advertising

pf the EXPRESS,

and go to

the business honses thera represented, and our'word for .it,if they don't save money by tbe experiment, then advertising is in

at the west end of his warehouse, which the City Engineer estimated to cost $250, and recommending the adoption of tbe following resolution: 1 .V* I f'li# -.rXi' 'i' l'.

Resolved)

That tbe Street

Provi

That no preparations,or work shall be done on the same till Mr. Turner notifies the Mayor, iii writing, that thig shall be considered a satisfactory adjustment of all claims against the city in that behalf

The ayes and noes being called

the

adoption of the resolution, the vote" stood as follows: Ayes—Messrs. Chamberlain, Dowling, Lawes, McKeen and Seeburger. 6.

Noes—Messrs. Allen, Andrews and Minshall. Mr. Lawes offered the following, which was adopted:

WHEREAS, That portion of the city lying eaBt of the canal, known as Rose's addition, is so low and flat that the water is constantly standing thereon in winter, creating a great deal of sickness in that vicinity, and making it very inconvenient for the citizehs of that portion of the city, who wish to send their children to school. Therefore, be it liesolved,

That the City Engineer be

instructed to make an examination of that part of the city and report to the Council at the next meeting, whether the same can be temporarily drained, and the probable cost of the same.

Mr. Lawes offered the following, which was adopted, unanimously.

WHEREAS, The city of Terre Haute

AND, WHEREAS, The city has

Resolved,

to Indianapolis and

draw his pension. His wfte was sick at the tirne artd LLA promised .to return next week. She received some money from

That a Committee of three be

appointed by the Mayor to thoroughly examine the material

now

the said building, and report at the next meeting of the Council whether the material used therein is of a good and durable quality,and whether the same is being placed in said building according to contract, and in a good and workmanlike manner.

The Mayor appointed Messrs. Lawes, Allen and Dowling, as such committee. Affidavits against property holders on North Eighth street, by Mr. Cox, were presented,

and.precepts

Mr. Minshall moved that the Street Commissioner be instructed to repair the National Koad east of the canal JO .the city limits. The motion carried.

Mr. Minshall moved that the Police Board be empowered to put on as many special police as they deem necssary, during the holding of tho State Pair, and if necessary, to put them* on sooner. Carried.

After allowing sundry bills, tbe Ootracil adjourned. G. F. COOKERLY, Mayor.

Attest: W. HARPER, Clerk.

NE PLUS ULTRA—In Balmoral Skirts the gored BOULKTARD.

BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

en Pourth street, between Ohio and Wa 1nut, were in a bad condition, and moved that the Street Commissioner BE directed to repair the same. Motion carried.

The following report from the Finance Committee was accepted To the Honorable Mayor and Common

Council of the City of Terre Haute: Your committee on Finance have the

honor to report the following settlement made with the City Treasurer: $56,023 25 AM't. Duplicate for 1866

1866

sapllement

21,029 63 1,098 32 925 68 3,220 10

Ponalty and interest of 1865

1866

Rose's tax

Dap.

'66)...

Delinnuont,not

5collea:ed since last

settlement

Bal.

on hand at last settlement.... Loaufrom National StateBank... Loan from First National Bank from McKeen

^LATTOBKEYSFF I

Baird Crrift, 82 Main Street. Meredith A Delano, cor. Main and Third." Nelson Herce, Phoenix Bow, Main St. MVEEY & FLAFFELL, Third at., undtr Masonic Hall. ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS. J. A. Vrydagh, corner Main and Fifth. OUft WilltamB,"corner Ninth and Mulberry.

BAKERS. Bro., Lafayette Street.

0. Wittlg A

Gotnmisftion*

ers, under the plans of theJCity Engineer, be directed to. erect a bridge or platform, at the west end of the Turner Warehouse, on Main street, of sufficient width to admit of the loading and unloading of productions from wagons, drays, carts and other vehicles, the same to be built in a substantial manner, and at an expense not exceeding three hundred dollars.

BILL POSTING.

Geo.

Belfsnlder, at this office.

N. Andrews,

.T$

BOOTS AND SHOES.

Main street, bet.Fifth and Sixth.

p. Peck,16 ITorth Fourth itrwt. Leibing 6

Tsenter,

near cor. Main and

7tb.

ROOKS AND STATIONERY. M. W. O'Connell, Main street east of Fourth.

CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS. A. J-. Welch, corner

Second

Scott, Oren

andWsOnut.

Co., corner Main and First.

COMMISSION AND GRAIN. James H. Turner,East Main Street. John Haney

Joseph Q. Kelly, No.1Dowling Hall. T. C. Grover, Third street north Main. E. F. Merrill,107 ain street. John McFarlane, at County Scales, Ohio street. Robert Guest, at|B.

L, Balls

Hartsook FT Bannister, 79 Main street. J. Wamsley, East side

984 0»

1,322 or 4,T33 75 4,82 29 4,660 00 4.750 00 4,792 00 542 00 576 00 30 00 470 00 379 10 1,380 00 1,244 50

Doming

Public

Erlanger

Co.. Main street.

Nippert&Oo.,73

116|Mainstreet.

Sdsall &

Co., corner'Fourth

Saxton 4

Cornelius

Adams,

id I

REDEMED 66.781 51

241 66

Merchants,

ISE31 .'a 'A

Rose's order for error 1,964 49 Effingham Note 1,380 00

Mrs Deming for street

125 00-102,964 11

Bal. in band of Troasurer $10,021 61 Normal flchool Fund 10,333 35 Mr. Dowling, from a select Committee in regard to Turner's Warehouse, made a report adverse to any legal claim which Mr. Turner might have for damages by the cutting down of Wabash street, but in order to place Mr. Turner in as good a condition for using his warehouse as before the cutting down of the grane, pros posed to build him a bridge

and Main street A I

Walmsleyi

111 Main street.

4 Haggerty,.corner.Main and

Third

DRUGGISTS.

Birr, Gulick

Berry, corner Main and Fourth.

1. L. Mahan &

112,985 61

Co., corner Main and Sixth.

J. FT.H.-A. Davip,corner Main and Third. E% EXPRESS COMPANIES.

Steinmehl & Meyer,north of Court House Square Thos, S.

Lupton, at Cory

& Mancourt's.

JEWELLERS.

S. B, Freeman, 74 Main.street. TYCI' John B. Freeman,5 Warren's Block 3

LEATHER DEALERS.

Burnett & Bos,144 and 146 Main street. MUSIC TEACHER. V^J -A. Deprosse, at Kissner'sPalace of Music,

Jas.G. Wilson,

P. O. Box 734.

NOTIONS AND TRIMMINGS. T. H. Riddle, 151 Main street. NOTIONS, TOYS, FANCY

RIES.

Claussen, Bichowsky

Oth.

C. Miller, orders

did

donate the land, and appropriate the sum of $50,000 toward the erection 'of the State Normal School Building.

a vital

interest in the erection of the said builing, therefore be it

Post

Office,

AT PORTRAIT PAINTER. H. M.

Pound, near corner Main and Fourth.

PLUMBER.

Smith

EDSAIO. it Co. mwwM

1®* Beautiful Fall Cloakings,

It.

cheap,

at Cornelius & Haggerfy'S. dtf.

NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY. Haying been solicited by many parties who are prepared to furnish their own conveyance in part, I have detormined to keep ligbt pleasure vehicles for hire until farther notice at Welch's Oarriage Shop.

RISS#

Co.,50and

issue

on the same. Mr. Bell, Chief of the Fire Department, presented rules and regulations for the government of tbe same, which was referred to the Fire Committee.

The Mayor stated that the citizens on the Bloomington Road, were desirous of grading said road, and asked permission to S et gravel from the pit belonging to the city. Granted.

foil

A. J. WTTCH.

«A-ORWA

«"tsi

Main street.

B. Hagerty 4

ordered to

Co.,187 Main street.

W. W. Shannon, 63 Main street. SLFII UNDERTAKER. *JS-!CK?8-Isaac Ball, corner Third and Cherry.

WOOH.EN GOODSP 'TI OM

John N. Rels 60 Main street.

MOST ELEGANT Dress Goods, for for style and quality in Bronze Bismarck, [dlt] EDHALL & Co. ..W^- '-5

ETC^, JUST ope ned.

Trimming Satins, in all colors at

Cornelius & Haggerty's. dtf.

Those beautiful

plain Dress Goods

for suits, at Cornelius Haggerty's. dtf-

beautiful line of Cluny Lace Col

lars open this morning at "The Boston Store, 111 Main street. SAXTON & WALMSLKT.

•AM

A meeting of the Universalist Social Circle will be held at the house of Albert Iang6, Esq., this evening at early gas light. j] MRS. L. C.JMANNXNO,

Secretary.

Weisz sells the best Whale

bone Corsets Colored or White for for |1,26. [ll,dwtf. A "O

New FIRM.—J. F. Depew has

stock of Boots and Shoes, of the best material at the lowest possible rates, they hope to receive a liberal share of •»."(!i» el,« public patronage.,. NS dlw-w2t.

Preserve year eyes by using

PRIVATE MEDICAL ADvia*.—Read DR Wbittier'S advertisement in another column. april4-dwltaw-ly.

'DON'T READ THIS1—But ifjyou want to buy something gay, good, durable, neat and of the latest style, wherewith deco-i rate your pedal extremities, something which will just suit you to a t-y-tee, at N. Andrew's Shoe Store, Main street He has a superb stock,sells cheaply and is a clever fellow to deal with.

LADIES,

Co., First St., on Canal Basin.

COAL DEALERS. .:

and McKeen

Paddock's. BichardMcElroy, southwest cor. Public Square. CLOTHING.

Square.

4 Bro near corner Main

coin

and Fourth.

DENTISTS.

J-C. O. Lincoln, three squares eal B. VanValEah, 101 Main street. J.

Depot

Bichardson,Ohio street, bet. Third and 4th.

DRY GOODS.

'1'uell, Bipley &

Co., corner 5th and Main street

W. 8. Byce &

Co.,

77 Main street.

Brokaw

Bros. A Co., 109 Main street,

E. B. Alien, Agent, 6 Mechanics Bow

T. W. Stewart, Agent,

Main street,

east of Fifth. American, S.,McElvain,corner Fourth

and Ohio

FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOPS. Vigo Foundry and Machine Shop, Seath, Smith & Co., near L£. 4 I.

and

E. & O: .B. R.

Freight

Depot. Phoenix Foundry and MACHINE Shop,

McEltresu

Dengler & CO/, corner 9th and Eagle,neat. Passenger epot. GUNSMITH AND STINCIL CUTTEI|

John Armstrong, Ohio street,

Wolfe

or.

JB.

east of Third.®

HATS ANP OAPSF"1***

Joseph

C. Yates, South

Third street.

Westfall,

platform

Main street.

HOTELS.

CFLFR Hotel^orner Fifth ATFD CherryH" National House, corner Sixth and Main. Clark House, corner Ohio and First. Buntin House, south-east corner Public Square Terre Hanse Houfe, corner Main and Seventh. Stewart House, Second street, north of Mai A. HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS. Barr & Ooats, South Fourth street." B. Buckell,South Fourth street. HOOP SKIRTS ANDLADIES GOODS

Weiat, opposite Post Office.

"MRSI L. Volger, south

of Post Office.

INSURANCE AGENTS.

Havens & Co., corner Main and Fifth. M. A. Crane, Main street, east of Fifth.

ILOE DEALERS..

T7-dw2w

Ladies in want of a fashionable and

at the same time durable Skirt for less money than they have to pay fcr a common Store Skirt at any place in the city, will do well to call at Weisz's Skirt 'Factory, opposite the Post Office. [U,dwtf

call and see Frink'S Patent

Texas Ironing Furnace sets in your heating stove or cook stove. The best and cheapest invention of tho age. You can do your ironing with five cents' worth O^ fuel. Sole Agency No. 63 Main street. 17-dtf W. W. SHANNON.

BABT'^WAGOMS.—Half I DOZ^N^

wagons at J.. & W.

RJss'

to-be closed

out at low figursS. /CalLluid

satrthemv"

d3t

Opening OI a superb assortment

Fan pattern bonnets and hats, Friday September 20th, at S. Straus' South Fourth Street. dtf

FESTIVAL.—Terre Haute Lodge, No. 31,1. O. G. T., will give a Festival and Oyster Supper on Wednesday evening, September 25th, at Dr. Pence's Hall the proceeds to be used for the purchase

THJE STATE FAIR.—In

MUSIC DEALERS.^

J. G. Lindemann, 91 Main street.

L. Kissner, Palace

of Music,

48 Ohio street.

MECHANICIAN.^

A. Tittman, 201 MainBtreet. MISHLER'S HERB BITTERS. J.

Rife,corner 9th aad Main streets.

MILLINERY.

Mrs. M. H. Abbott, opposite Post

Mrs. M. A. Walter, 85 Main street, up stairs Mrs. S. Straus, Bouth Fourth street. MONUMENTS—SCOTCH .GRANITE

Organ' foy the Lodge. 1 ickefi, 25 cents children 10 cents. ,d4t..

FLGJF Window Glass, PainU, Linseed Oil, Varnishes, Putty, and Brushes, in large stock, and for sale at close figures, by BARR, GULICK & BERRY,

Sept. 18, dim Druggists.

RENDER YOUR HOME PLEASANT.— While great preparations are going on to entertain visitors at the State Fair, thos§ expecting ihusical friemds and having^P instrument should make an early examination of- THE^LA^GE and magnificent stock of new Pianos and Organs now constantly arriving atKissner's

Pal

ace of Music. dtf

NOTICE.—ENGLES & TUTT have just' received their large retail stock of Boots and Shoes suitable for the fall and winter trade, for men, women and children, of all sizeB and quality, cheap for cash.— Everybody is particularly requested to call and examine our stock of boots and shoes before looking around.

Successors to

McKeei] fcBggfc3! 10J MaMi &tr4e£ Septl7-dlw.

order that our

citizens RANCY^ appear TTF "a "goOd ^VANTAGE and m&ke 'a-favorable

itnpressfon

witb the

strangers visiting the State TPair, it is es«' sential to Kaye a pair of W. H.

"Home Made Bootsand that they may all be supplied, he has made up a large assortment, fram tho flnaBt cFtench calf

by|lj|FII)G

ing—one crate sold—two more

Call and see them AT„ C.

[dtf

OMNIBUS LINE.^ F.

T®* Whalebone Mrs. L. Volger'S.

Co., Main street, near

hi'' :/.

ft. Buckell, South Fotlrth street. QUEENS WARE. Major B. Hudson &.Co., 139 Main street,

Hendrtch

& Fellenger, 149 Main street. RESTAURANT.

J. B. Oshe,149Main

being used in

Btreet.

WIT'

RETAIL GROCERS

Bay A Baily, Fourth street, South of Post Office. C. I. Bipley,

Main street near 6th

Naylor 4 Moore, corner Ohio and Fourth. E. R. Wright 4 Co.,155 Main street.

STOVES A.ND TINWARIJ•B. L. Ball, Main street. S B. Henderson, Fourth street, South of P. O. C. C,

heavy Kip. Those desirous of having them mado. can"?|O::8o

their^USURE^M*

manufacturing room, on Main street, be--tween Third and Fourth streets, (up stairs) sign of Blue-Boot, iOd2w

FOR SALE.—At

Office.

chea|.

Hudson & Co's, four!

SHOW OASES—goodasnew..

Will.be

sold

Wl I Ft —*diw/ Tho Spencer Fruit Jar—self-sealv

Corsets at $1,00 dim »V ,.r«:

turned from New York with a complete assortment of Badies'S Dress Trimmings, Fancy Worsted ..Work, Silver Hoop: Skirts, plain -and fancy Corsets, Ladies' Hose, &e.,: &c,R'is prepared to supply all wants, and will be pleased to meet her lady friends at her rooms,

The night term of the Terre Haute

Commercial College will begin this, Monday evening at 7 o'clock-. Special attention given to instruction

For further particulars enquire at the old Court House. 16dlw.

Real French "glove -fitting" Cor

sets, the neatest thing yet, just received at Cornelius & Haggerty's.,|'JF MM

retail dealers in White Load, Red Lead, Litharge, Oils, "Varnisbes, Putty and Painters' material, corner 3d and Main streets. dtf.

Anotber

invoice'of those fine Im

perial, Gunpowder, Young Hyson and Black Teas

Unbolted Flour, at C. I. Rip-

ley's

Fine Syrups, frotn $1 25 up, at

the Star Grocery, corner Fourth and Ohio

STREETSNATLOR & MOORE. [dtf.

aaoci-

ted himself in business with Mr. I. Clatfelter, under the irm of DEP^W &' Clatfelter, at No. 61 Main street. With a

"A general assort M^IT of first-class Family?Grocerre« just

Grocery, corner Fourth and Ohio streets, [dtf. ... NAYLOB & MOORE. V•ems 19* Tho^

wanting

Ute

P&ntescopic Speclacleu S. R. Freeman

A complete assortment in Gold, Silver and Steele frames, 74 Main street, dwtf IDST..- -R am*»-

"-1, TW

,T I I--, I /JX•N!

TTATH J*vnsL»T. —AN enlarged bookj SKUB

with the latest patterns, and a

tho German fashions, at JOHN B. PBESMAN'S, i] 'A.

N°5

10- Pure Cider Vinegar at Wright A

POBTBAITS colored in

Now Bonnet and Trimming RIB?

bone, Dress Buttons}, Gimps and BuglJ Dress Trimming at A, Nipperta. -RIDTF .....

By Express, a ehoice stock of new

and fashionable Dress Goods, at A. Nip pert'S. •RRTF— 3. |®*R. R. Shirts, Barber's Shirts, cheap Shirts, high priced Shirts, at Riddlo'- 151 a

Go to E. R. Wright & Co's for a

choice article of Green and Black Teas,

No. 155

Main street. dtf.

8-4 White

CrapejMaretzand

Luster,

at,

COLLARS:

Ladies

Collars, Boy's

at RIDDLE'S.

Blodgatta, can be found at Wm. Clark'S Barber Shop on "Third Street,.near tho Buntin House, Persons wishing it can be supplied by him until my return to the S at a

all summer goods,cheap, to. make/oom FOR^U ^TQCKJ |], )rj '/LV4TF

FOR SALE.—One Frame Dwelling, ten rooms. One Brick Dwelling, twelve rooms in perfect order, location desirable— also, one Family Carriage, nearly new.( For particulars^egq^ire, of

New Ooods just received this day

at Wolfe & We3tfall's, 85 Main street, Terre Haute, Indian a. dtf

JFIN^T

yT of

Robbhis'

Peaches in abundance at Ray &• '4| Call indjget SOI^P T]|e eeason'TOr GOOD 60S is gone* MTF*'

I®*PALL styles

hand.

I. RIPLEY'S.

five-

doors

south of the nostoffici.',!?*T?,"1,. LM

Something new in Bugle Trim

ming,at Cornelius & Haggerty's. dtf. AO »!. 1ST Ladies' Hose fifteen cents to one dollar-^t, Mrs. .Volgers. DLN^

Mrs. L. Volger, having just "re

stock of Clothing and Gent's Furnishing Goods. Call and see tbe new styles, dtf 1

A MITF

SHIRTS, SHIRTS.—Shirts

Penmanship

WANTED TO RENT.—By NRO first

will

J. & H. A. Davis, wholesale and

vation of shrubbery, fruits,

WOOLLEN

the Star Grocery- corner

Fourth and Ohio street?. [dtf. NAYLOR & MOORE. S

Jy2S dtf

rechlredai.

the tar

can

ning will do well to leave orders with Ray & Bailey. They are in receipt of them daily, as fine

patches grow, dtf

HOOP Skirts

L6FEIFEINTS

(0* Stoves cheaper, at 63 Main Street

apr Mdtf

^TE eighty

five cents at Mrs. L. Volger's. dim

few

av. style, with ^ensWoBed seats and two selaof oars pies of tbe manufacture also, Jewelry ^M,

Warren's Block.

Hrfir Jewelry

N.B.-

macufacutred

the shorlest notice.

FIF* Ladies and Misses Heavy Cotton Hose at A.

DTF. rn

Ribbea DT£

the Ice

II€T.—Two fine new flkiffi,

sam gottea HP ®AD

HTRASE,

FI. dtf.

Go's, 155 Maih street.

Oil or Crayon.—

Charges reasonable, and all work warranted to give entire satisfaction. Call and see specimens at the City Gallery, one door west of Barr & Co.'s Drug Store, corner of Main and 4th STREETS.^ dtf H. M. POUND.

apr4d6A

Plain and beaded Parasols by Ex

press, and for sale at A. Nippon's,

baby"

dif

TF^TO Builders and others, a' sortment of fancy and commbn grates for sale cheap, at 63 Main street. 8,dlw W. W. SHANNON.

WHOLESALER

White,

^. NIPPERTS. -dtf

(jollnrs, Gents OFILFTTW and CLIFFY [dtf. m-

Collsrs.

•jr at

The great remedy

for HEADACHE

earacche, toothache, neuralgia, fever and ague, cramp, cholic, pains and cramps' in the stomach, &c. The Bombay Root

BTHTS r»om«

Jroih

Best assortment of Hats and Caps

in the icity at Wolfe & Wast fall's, 85 Main street, Terre Haute, IN^PO^

I®*. NEW- sty& H4tS and Caps just received at Wolfe^ & Wostf&llls, 85 .Main ^KEIT*, ^EFRE'-HWTE,

Inditiii.

Hats and

GafFE

just

received at Wolfe & Westfall'", 85 Main street, Terre Haute, Indianal

EDUCAT|BNA^.+-Prof.: Spencit'S. Instil ute for young,ladliS8_will' open MONDAY, September 2d, irfrOWms

oppoaittfiho Bald

win Church on Fifth street, between Main

and Ohio. -1 YG & .IQ

Go see the fall styles of .Hats and

Caps at Wolfe &

Weitfall'S*,

%6' Main

street, Terre Haute. lndiana. dtf.

IA choice article of Dried Peaches, Apples, Prunes and Cherries, at E. R. WRIGHT & Co's.,

May 25,dtf BIT 155 Main Street.

New goods received .QVTRY.VTCEK

Cornelius & Haggerty. dtf

THE FIBST OF THE SEASON.—Erlan ger and Bro. are now ogoning

SJC

Riddle's. [dtf.

November a pleasant dwelling house of five

six rooms, for which a good rent

be paid. Some person having means might invest it profitably by building such a house and leasing it to a tenant who would take pleasure in ornamenting and improving the property by the

AM.

Enquire

at Si R. Henderson'S Stove Store: [dtf.

OCTOBER ELECTION. VST

We are authoriaod to announce

it!

as a candidate for Recorder of Vigo

County, at thetnsulng October election.

LOCAL NOTICES,

Tbe Cholera is

C0N,,0JUWE

Appiy

W. HOWARD

Udtf

Ice! Ice!—The undersigned would announce to the cUIsena of Terre Haute

is prepared

Office,

Nipperta.

B. Rippetoe's Grocery Store, Oory

Manconrt'W.

southeast part of the city.

aprSdSm

THOS. S. LUPTON, Agent.

Pare Crystal Ice.—The undersigned

ale now prepared

40 furnish the publlo with clear'

healthy B1 vei and Spring Pon 1 Ice for the season,

low rates. Two wagons will ruu daily, and supply all

Buiinees

Houses and Private

STEINMEHL 4 METER.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

MILLINERY.

CHEAP MILLINERY

""-NEW STOCK OF THE

A E S S E 8

JFST RECEIVED!

AT LOW RATES

«!H rFOR CASH

IB-GFEW OMW.- .-RD

IETIW

ALL

Cory & Man-

court. dtf.

R.' MY NEW YORK E -'.R PI

MRRFS}. :FT DKFJ§ CUTTER

BY TUYLOR'S SYSTEM OF MEASUREMENT WILL BE ON HAND ON THE 24TH INST. WITH

THE

—-FT"', »«.«•- ~—L. Cornelius & Haggerty are seling*

LATEST STYLES!

No. 85 MaiuSir^J, «fl,|J®irs. A a ft: .t 1 tI:-!

M. A: WALTER

JJVENING SCHOOL.

NPSVMONDFTY,

Sept.

2M, tbe

re-opsnbis

in Ninth: street, bitweon Walnut

and Poplar. It being entirety against my principles to prs-

RE33 unything

more than what I

realize,

5 to 6. To

T. 6HXWHAKEB,

V,*Oor.

NEW

•1171

FHi I'!'

JNJ/SD* •H. W J. m'An'j

Otiolic,

Wind,' and painful TTFIGIFLG of the Bowel*. '"We guarantee every Bottle

set],or will refund the

money. Get a bottle, at I. L. MA HAN'3 4 GO'S

Try the Magnolia White Lead.— It

a Snow White Paint, and its wearing qualities are unexcelled. The extraordinary iargi •ale AF the

,RBU^noH*'," last

Moth and Prc^klcsi—Tha only re-

liablt remedy for those brown

the aee railed

Ifotk PatohSa

OJILY.by Drl B.

WANTED.

WANTED---TO KENT—A TV house for a small family. Cash paying

tenat.

Saqnlreof

MANNING,

Gorner 5TH *ud CHENY Street*.

S. B. WRIGHT 4

TXTANTED, VT

Familiee.

Orders left at the P^ST Offico, with Ons Arnold, or at the Washington Saloon, will meet with

proinR:

attention. Those wishing a pure, healthy article

of Ico,

will do Well OO order from

and 7th

THE^I^I:

(HEAPFST THE CITY

2%o* 85 Main Street (UP STAIRS.). MISS SALLIE HASTINGS.

streets

YOU SALS—A

or er, Pnmp in front,

MILLINER!

NEW

STOCK!

only say that, on application, my

LLSH Mathematics,

UuBiness

Hatband

life.

TSRM8

CapB

in the

city at Wolfe & WESTFALVS,5^!} Main street, Terre Haute, Indiana. dtf

One of

fully

Co., No.

FBUSINESS.—Wishing

I off'I

my Stock of

Xvanevill*A

milee

reti

M.. &,N,

Q\o,

rooms.

abie to

le«eon»

will comprehend Latin, French, German.

and all

Eog-

nocejsary

traiftiyg

Tor

are very moderate, but cash required

monthly, in advance^ A*elo:t French Class is taught every

Main,

evening,

nil those desiring to get a

Teacher at the Public City Schools.

neplOdtf.

•J^ERCHANT'S DESPATCH,

Fast Freight Line, ESTABLISHED 1855. A ITER

AN EXPRESS 00 PBOPRIETOR9, FOBWABD GOODS

From Jfcw York, Boston,

And all points in the New England States to all points in tho West and Soqth-west, Next in Speed to the Begnlar Express Company,

FQClatesand

all other information, apply to

Ag-ent.

Main and Ninth,Sts., Teno Haute.

CuitaiNos,

Bup't, Buffalo.

sel8d6m

iipSf RgCfilyEn!

.vatasIS*#-} AS CAICJJO"

IRISH POPLINS

W IT E

:, .•

thoir- fall

GoODS«N!

SCARLET

I V.N.3!

Opera Flannels! Empress Cloths! Misses Shawls!

•H

A S A A N

-^•01 C.j r} sd!

culti

AND FANCY

CLOAKINGS!

PARIS MADE

ITCU djs)

WILLIAM

CLOAKS

-i

Raging in Memphis.

MAHAN'S CHOLERA OUBK

VW.

It the'only remedy

that will effectually cure Diarrhea and all disor. ders of the Stomaoh and Intestines, cansed by a change of food and water, giving rise to

ED8ALL & C0.f

Corner 4th & MainSts,

Terre-Hante, Ind.

EPILEPSY, OR FITS. Aplaintpages)

8UBE CUBE FOB THIS DISTRESSING CO Wis now made known in A Treatise (oi 18

octavo on Foreign and Native Herbal Preparations, published by Dr.

BBOWN.

Tbe

Drag Btor*.

O. PQSLP8 BBOWIT,

aaaAni:LA-*TF!SCteai

guarantee that "it suits the people.'} The most complete stock of Lead, Glass, Oils, Varnishes, Colpn, BRUSHE^ AP'T tofeed, alt manner of Painter's goods, for sale by

BARH, GTFLFOK 4 BEBBY,* DRO^ISW."*

and Freckles is

PCBBY'S MOTH axo FUCM LOTIOK.

Prepared

Xzast,

Street, New York. Sold by Druggists in Terre Haute, ana elsewhere. Price 98 per BATTLE,

JYM3».. *. *R

O. PHELPS

preeeription

was discovered by him

in suoh a providential manner, that he canao

No.

City, N. J.

Grand St., Jersey

seplOJw2t

HAT3 AND CAPS.

AW YORK HAT STOB8

Joseph C- Yates, JUST IN RECEIPT OF Mens' Hats of aL kinds,

diiroloraflons on

Boys' Hats of all kind*, AXlusiesi* Hate of all klnda/*^ In&nts' Hata of all kinds.

AaS at all prioea.

DENIMOLILPLSTI4» Bdad

i* At

Bala made to order on short aotto*. Ocaxand see THE SPRING STILES, East side Public Mqttars, Tsrro Hanto. Int. aovSMtf Og $ -.rbai*n

IFIS

Main street 14dtr

AGENTS.—(Male

WANTED, TL or Female)—Can clear ICO per morablel

that ho

ftad

deliver, in any part of the city, the

purest article of Ice ever offered in this market. Orders mfy be left with Gas Arnold, at the Post

this a

go«d

Hardware Ston, or at my Office, at

week at

their own hone,in a light and honorable business, Any person having a fcw hours daily to sptnd will

paying business. Addv-esa, send

ing two stamp, for fall

particulars,Mpl2dstw2t-LeckXX.

wood, Detroit, Michigan.

SITUATION—A

Man with fan

family who speaks the German

and English language-, ami is w«»l poste-1 In Bookkeeping and Arithmetic, wants to ffet a sltna'lon either as Clerk In a Warehonse or as Salesman LA a Store. Good

roferences

can fee given.

Please direct letters to A. W. »*. aug^Idtf Box 167, Terre-Hante,

In.-

FOR SALE.

TPOR SALE.—Foar three-story J- Store

Rooms.*cn Main street, between

'4th

ilSdlm

ALSO

dwelling House on Second Street

three Squares South Main, containing eiatht rooms, two porches, and ail

In good repair-

There »re on the premises a good cistern, barn, wood-shed, stable, 4R.,

Sc.

Kuqnin.OF

RIauir of

HOSFOL

OBP A BROWN.

T?OR SALE—HOKSR A fine

-L

younc Home—ROOD style. Well broke to Saddle and harness. Prioe, T'2,00.

ALSO, FOB SAIE

Op«n

Boggy—prioe 9180.

Open Buggy—price,

9170

An Open Baggy -price, $!FW. At WELCH'S Carriage Shop, sl6dl«r

FOELeise

FOR

A. J. WELCH.

SALE OR RENT —BARE

CHANOE FOU HOTEL KKKPEB?.-I

Sell or h« Uot-I

will

ltoown

SfptlC.llM

the Stewart

House, Terre-H»UT», Iaoiana, ON reasonable terms. For particulars call on the Proprietor, at thehonae. THOMAS McKEE.frop.

SALE.-Tho desirable Busi-

ne«S Ftand a

tod rn

the uth

-east

cc.r

ner of 12th nnd M.ln Stievte, two lots, eaoh 24 feet front, a two st^ry brick building

In complete

60 barrel CI.tern, Barn,

Fruit Trees, 4c. It is one OR the most eligiblo stands for local or country trade in town. Terms reasonable. Enquire on the premise*. sep£d3w

OR SALE.—A CHANCE FOR

to change

basineaa

Agricolturftl

A low figure. A

erate capital, can

FOR

TFYFLISS

IMPLEMENTS AT

pervon

of enterprise, with a

MOD*

well.

Street.

ZZZZ'

at No. B6 Main

J. A. FKTR.

dtf w2t

SALE, FARM.—One of the

Finest Farms in Vlpo County, containing 163 acres

of rich and highly

prodoctiro

land,

about one-half undor cu tivation. It Is eituated on the

Orawlordsvllle Kail Road,

Will be sold low.

cat

South of Terre Bante, at Station.— The Railroad rnnning

adjoinlnYoung's

being on one end

to, aod

the lan'T,

niakoe

valnaMe*SwitchA

Erqiiire

«f

CHAUNCSY CARR,

aug28d3m Terre Haute.

IN4.

A &OOD CHANCE TO INVEST

.XJL I

a well Established Business. Wishing to

business, I now offer my entire stock

1 00

aod Shoes for sale. Tho stock is and

solocted, especially for the

ri-tinew

An rson WI LIINE to invest

.il trade.

in nn

established

will And it to thoir advantage to call on

pbee

111.

FOR

businoet,

Enquire

underilgned

at No. 100

ieet,Terre ilaute, Ind.

•EO 'T B. O.

Gt.'ERINEAO.

I^Oli SAL K.—HORSE.—-A good

-1

family borse, perfectly gentle, top

and Harness. They will be

Bupgy

solii

low for cash or

good paper Euquiro at Coleman's Wagon Yard, corner of 8th and Poplar streets.

iii

Street, uext to Q. Belgler, or 4.

will

Evening School for the winter season,

ITF

SALE—Two Milch Cows.

J. J. WEBSTER,

North Hth

Stark',' en

East Main Straot, noxt to Oanal. JE SUtf

T?OR SALE—Four Frame Houses

two of six, aud one ot soven

will

PELL

these houses

•er*

reasonable trmi Appiy to

information, Qppl/ to

-rapid

andaccur ate knowlodge of this so very fashionable language, this will prove to be a molt valuable chance.

JOHN J. VESQUE,

low, aud on

T.J.

VOEKEdT,

Near corner 3d and Obio Streets.

OR SALTS.—The Brick Build

NOW occupied

by Ira Grover. For further

D. W. MINSIIALL, '.

17dtf At First National Bank.

FOR RENT.

TOatRENT—THE

UNION HOTEL,

Charleston, Illinois, haa besn refarnish-

edand flttel up, and is now in.succosslul

I.pera-

tion, and can bo ronted on reasonable terms. For particulare, apply to

JAJ. M. HAY,

my27dtf At the Union Hotel.

MUSICAL.

DEPROSSE,

Teacher of Vocal llnslc-Gorman and Englisli, Piano, Organ, Thorough Ba«s and Composition. Address, Kissner'S Palace of Music, or Office of Terre Hant* Ho-se

P. O Box 880

lidlm

•80.000 Copies Sold I

OF THS

I A 2E"„*

Collection of

SACKED MDSIO

for Choirs,

Singing Schools, Musical Conventions,

BxtaSON,

Author of "Karp of Judah,"„'H]ol-I.by.,4c

den Wro»th,"

"Merry

Chime.," 4c. S1

The Best Book for Choirs. The Best Book for Schools.The Be3t Book for Societies. u,. The Best Book for Conventions. Tbe Best Book for Practice. M. The Best book for Social Singing, -rsyn The Best Book for Families. Tho Best Book for all Singers.

Suited to All Denominations— AU Occasions- AU Capacities. In Its Singing School Exercises. In Iu"Glees,Part-Songs,&c. IN ITS ANTHEMS AND SENTENCES. IN ITS CHANTS AND SELECTIONS. IN ITE VARIETY OF HYMN TUNES.

PRICE 91.38. SENT POET-PAID. OLLVEB DITSON 4 CO.. VUBLLSBERS, 277

IVGTON

WAAH-

ST., BOSTON, CHAS. H. DITSON 4 CO., 711 BROADWAY, NEWYORK. DWTCH

MUSIC.

Or.

LINDEMANN.

DEALER IN

V-

PIABfOS, 91EL01E0K«i ORGANS,

Violins, Guitars, Flute*, aud all kinds of Musici Merchandise, No. 91 Wabash

Street,

TEltBE

HAUTE. INDIANA.

TUNING AND BEP&IB1NG

PIANOS

and

other Instruments will be promptly attended to.

OLD PIANOS

will be

I "i

-.a.

taken

ONES. AULLKMOH

in tnade foi

NEW

G. LFNPKMANN.

L. KISSNER'S

OF MUSIC

1V6. 49, Oliio Street,

OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSS SKSB

TKRRK-HAUTE, IND.

Tlito being the largest aod moat elegant Musts it E a is

conscientiously refuso to make it known, as it has cured everybody who has used it 'or Fits, never having failed in a single case. The ingredi-ats may ba obtained from any druggist. Sent free to all on receipt of their name and address, by Dr.

IN THIS SI1ATE I Boyery in want of fine

PI1A%O.S]

JfELOW^OSN,

O & A. 1ST

in, 1 t-i

f:i

31 9

And smaller Musical Instruments, and Musical Merchandise of every description, Sheet Moeic and Instruction Book.s, should not fail t* visit the •&! 'ti4

PALACE OF MUSIC? ..49* ..»

All kinds of Mwtfoal lnstrUMnts retailed in the moat approved manner. dAw

IDT