Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 17 July 1868 — Page 4

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DAILY EXPRESS.

W'KBKK-HAUTK, INXJ.

jtriday Morning, Jnly niti^l868

BAXLROAD TI1CE TABLE.

'fBBhB HAUTJt AND JtmlAWAl'OlIB. A BEITS. iBA,S' 1»K.

Jizptess 6.36 A. «. Accommodetlen 10:60 ...Mall..... ^'..'.'...Express 1J:00. u.

4:60 P. M. r3:15 r. M. *6j46 &*):26 r. M.

BT. X.0DI8, ALTON AND TOR* HAUTE.

6.45

a Express. ~*M*'

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FOB tsumhii^

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MORTON C.

BANKIN.

rSR SHIHW,

-NICHOLAS FILBBOK.

The

FOKEKAL of Edward Aitken will

take place fiom the Catholic Church, this .evening at five o'clock, instead of three o'clock, as announced yesterday.

THIS

PROTRACTED boated term will be

apt to cause a large amount of sickness. Be careful of your diet and avoid exposure to the sun as much as possible.

THE PRINTERS

of this city are request

ed to meet at the

DAILY EXPRESS

THE

evening, merely a business

well

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.^lO r. *V ii«tt'^'Acc0BB0d»tt0n... 9:66 A. «.

.KVANBVIt-IVK AND CRAWFORBSVILLE.,

abbot.

13S A. m., Accommodation... %45.6pP'5 •40e» P. .»

BOOKVILLE MTTBSHOtf.

i-- '"-*. ABBIYB,

!^7V 10-J5 A.

^Republican County Ticket.

FOE STATE WlHAWB, HABYEY D. 800TT, •ifOB EWBESEOTAMVES.

Ail ii.

MB BEAl EST AT ATBAIfiEB.

JAME3 BUBGAN.

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FOB COttllIASI ONER,

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BENONI G. TBUEBLOOD rom euBVETOB, ALEXANDER COOPIR

FOE OOEOEEE,

DAVID CHBISTT.

FOB ABM880B—HaBBISOB IOWM8H1T, D. B. WEIB.

100S TO Y0CH INTERESTS

Seta

Tim© and Money-

If you have anything to sell, It you have lost anything, If you have found anything, If you have a house to rent, If you want to rent a house, If you want boarding, If you want anything,

•3?ell Five Thousand People at once, —BY— Advertising In the Dally Express,

''We have been carrying on the Louisville Journal thirty-seven years, and during all this time roe have known no man of business in the city to fail who advertised liberally. And we have knonon no one to succeed, in any considerable if even in a, respectable degree who didn't advertise liberally."—PRENTICE. ii.

TO-DAYS' ADYERTI3BMENTS

To OoBBUser» cf Gis—George Bugen.

Bankruptcy—Enoch

flboase.

Amu«ementi—La Bu

'b Mimtr^U.

ENOUGH SAID—"Hot, isn't it

ADVICE thrown away—"Keep cool."

MANT of our outdoor mechanics now •go to. work at about four o'clock, atid SIIB'pend work during the boat of the day.

office

this aftortioon at four o'clock, to attend, in a body, the funeral of Edward Aitken, late a member of the Craft.

MEETING of the Grant Club last

meeting—was

attended, notwithstanding

DEPUTY COLLECTOR

THE

the ex

treme hekt, and was of the most harmonious and

earnest character.

The

ings will be found

proceed

elBewhere.

WE are informed that a bevy of buoyant girls were dashing around the streets a few nights since in coat, cap and breech. es. That's a pioor road for fuS," girls—as you'd have fouhd out, had the police jcjis* covered your counterfeit.

O'MARA

is now

going the rounds in this township for the collection of delinquent taxes, and all knowing themselves indebted will siwe costs by calling at the Treasurer's office and settling.

STORE room next door to thii

office, burned out by fire several weeks since, is being elegantly ra-fltted, and will be occupied by Mr. J. A. Poote, who will add to his seed business, the sale of teae and coffoes on an extensive scale. rs

HAVE we in this city any married woman such as one in.Wisconsin whojays IhaV'wben ber husband' is allUls 3funk

he kicks hor, and when he-is very drunk she kicks him. She cong'rattilates 'hefsolf that she does a greater part of the kickinp.'"

THE EXTREME DULLNESS and otter stagnation of trade in the city yesterday may be inferred when in walk from the telegraph office to this office but one customer was seen in the stores. He was in a drug store, doubtless purchasing some needed medicine.

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CIRCUIT COURT.—Notwithstanding the 'boated term," tho Circuit Court, John T. Scott, Esq., presiding, continued its session throughout yesterday. The case of John R. Wintermute vs. The Corn Exchange Insurance Company, of New York, vras tried by a jury. Verdict for the plaintiff, $2,000—the amount of policy.

Messrs. Baird & Oruft appeared for the plaintiff, Messrs. Scott & Duy, Milton A. Crane and John

G-

Crain

"TTHE

contra.

yesterday evening, at four o'clock, indicated 100°—blood hett. It was as hot day fts any that have proceeded it. Such along continued heated term has not been knoJVD for many yaara. Itiino to com pi

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Kufi'fl CABXIVAI,

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SUN-STROKE.—A brick-mason, who has but recently come to this city, and whose name no one seemed to know, had an attack of snn-stroke yesterday morning, about ten o'clock, whilo at work on the State Normal School building. He was unconscious for near au hour, but. With timely iftedical aid was aroused, from the shock and will recover.

be at Dowllng Hall to morrow night.— The notice

membrance of their la9t visit will be sufficient to draw a full audience. The Carnivals take a high rank in ne£ro minstrel^nd will gife to-morrow evenitig a j&d|paaftne brilliant with wit,- song and sentiment.

MAYOR'S

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5U8 £i»

ISAAC N. PIEBCE, EMSLEY HAMILTON. FOB CLERK.* JAUIS H. TUBNEB.

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A TOUNG- gentleman of Indianapolis tempted to aspire to histrionic honor by the success of the Drummer Boy, is now engaged in preparing a spectacle of a similar character, to be brought out about the 1st of September, tbo cast being composed of ladies and gentlemen of that oitv. The proceeds, as in the case of the "Drummer Boy," will go to a benevolent object.1

Music

Jaw

THE PROCESSION yesterday evening, attending the funeral of Matthias Megger, was the largest that has been witnBssed in this city for several years. Tbe body was followed by a long line of carriages containing mourning relatives and friends, and preceded by the' Fire Department, Turners, Maennerch'or, German Benevolent Society, Harrigari and Druids, each of which he Svns a worthy and highly esteemed member. The procession was led by.. Ciiqila'a Brass Band, -with music appropriate to tlie solemn occasion

THE COURT HOUSE SQUARE

It was suggested a ^hort time since that a substantial eland be erected in tbe Court House Square, to be used by both political parties for large public gather ings. We renew the suggestion, and also that the Brass Bands of this city be invited to furnish selections of .music one or two evenings each week. Perhaps some method can be devised for compensation, but to initiate the movement, we have no doubt each of the bands will alternate their Services.* This will make our beautiful square an attractive, place of. resort andjjromenade these, summer eveuingBi and our bands will have, an opportunity of giving the people a tasto of their superior mnaical talent. What say you gentlepian Let it te perfected by tbe oe*t moonlight nights. Moonlight and music go well together.

TiIE GBANT CLUB—Met at the

About fifty additional names were ap-

On motion of F. M. Meredith a Committee of five was appointed to report the names of offioers for the Club. Messrs Meredith, Kizer, Cruft, Burnett and Ed. mundswere appointed such Committee) and after-retiring reported as follows

For President—Hon. F. M. Meredith.4 Vice Presidents—P. B. O'Reilly, Jacob Steinmehl and Chas.

THE

THERMOMETER at Davi*' drug store

however. Reconcile your

self with the fact that while jou ,uf. faring, your neighbor ia no mora comfortable. Neither is' Ifia wife. It'( family affair. T»torti«OOl. Tito*bath —take two baths. Take a Ian. Hav« your wife fan yoo. Of course the weather never affects her, and state gftRt a breese. you know. That's OOfil-

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STATE ITEMS.

BURGLARS afflict Fort Wayne.

Who

is'.'John W. Keightly, of Mari.on?''

Gov. BAKERspoke at Orleans last night.

MAJOR fCABTBH_will

Green, July 25th.

MANT

MINSTRELS 'will

short, tout the pleasing re

F.OUR

COURT.—The only casein the

Mayor's Court yesterday was a quarrol between two women, on North First street, arising out of the emptying of an article of crockery ware, useful in every well regulated household, but not te be tae^tioned in ears polite. Both women's tongue3 were on the high pressure stylei hung in tho middle and loose at both ends. The Alayor inflicted a. light fine on the one most guilty.

deaths from sun-stroke occurred

at Indianapolis,"Wednesday. 3

CHOLERAINFANTUM is veTy prevalent and fatal in New Albany. ,*Avvt*.

J. O.

HOWE, aged

Democratic Congressional martyr in the Dth District.

THE Democracy of the Third District have nominated

gress.

THE

Court

House last evening pursuant to call published, and was catlod to order by CapV John Haney, Vico President. The rain, utes of last meeting were read and approved.

L. A. Burnett moved that an invitation be given to all present who are not alreadyaembeis,:of the -Club to sign the Articles of Association before the election of officers adopted.

Hosford.

Secretary—G-.

Lambert.

Treasurer—Win,

Hendriob.

Report adopted. On motion of^Esq. Lao'^e, the same Committee was requested to report as to the propriety of electing an executive Committee. .•

Mr. Hook movecTtbat Mir* Lange be added to the Committee in place of Mr. Meredith, who ia in the Chair motion

w. ju

carried. ..*4^ wura-* The Committee reported in favor of electing ah executive Committee, consisting of two from each Ward to be chosen by the W?rlsi reepentiyely.— Report^ adopted^__ The Wards being called, responded as follows 1st Ward—R.

Simpson and P. 3.

Westfall. 2d Ward—C, F. Gilmore and O. Jones.. 3d Ward—Zaclx Rosa and John A. Bryan. 4th Ward—George A. Hayward and J. 4- Foote. ... 5th Ward— S. C. Scott aSti P, E. Tuttle.

J. O. Jones moved to change the name of the Club to the "Grant and Colfax Club." Motion adopted.

Mr. Jonea also moved to abolish the office of Treasurer and turn over the funds now on .hand to the County Executive Committee:

Col. Edwards maved lo refer the matter to a joint* meeting of the two executivecommittees. Carried. -ji-'s-

Remarks were made for tfie goojl of the club by O'Reily, Lange^ Edward", and other#.. «•'y

OB motion of George A. Hay ward it was ordered that the regular meotings of this club be held on Thursday evening of each week. The club then adjourned to next Thursday night. ..

tla-ce

of Evansville, who evidently knows

to keep a hotel. We advise ail those who contemplate 'a trip for health or pleasure to give thu .attesijii^a Jjial. •U'MWftlU VMT-lCn.

Democracy hold mass meeting

at LaFayette, .luly 30tb. Pendleton, Hendricks, Voorhees, McDonald, Coffroth and Edgorton are announced among the speakers.

MR.

.T„HK

Indianapolis.

1'he

FOR INVALIDS, or pleasure

seekers, is at Terr® Haute jqet now.— The white Sulpher Arteskua Well ia the attraction. It has been demonstrated by an analysis of this ^ater from this well that itpossesSS gfeat medicinal properties, ana many persons have already been benefitted by ita use. The proprietors of the Terre Haute House have erected large and commodious bath rooms in connection \yitb their splendid hotel, which are cow open tffthe use tbe public. It ia a place -of popular resort, and all who visit it.atlest th»_great _virtue of the water.

Crawfordsville

v*„M

ATTENTION,

speak at Bowling)

in our State exchanges.

THE "Fighting Boya in Blue." -organ* zed ~«t Todianapolie last nijbt.

By order of C.

FOR

cases of sun-stroke are reported

years, died at

Bloomington, on Friday morning last.

M. K.

FARKANB is engaged as Demo,

cratic Congressional martyr in the 11th District. A

JOHN

W. KKIGHTLET,

of Marion, is tbe

S. Holman for Con

A MAN named Whinnery was run oyer by a train and instantly killed near Fort Wayne a day or to ago.

THE corner stone of a German Lu ther&n CburcKiwas laid'at Fort Wayne on"Wednesday." "1\.

HERMAN PETERS, of LaFayette, an old citizen, was found dead in his room Wednesday afternoon.

Hort. DELANA*

WILLIAMSON, will

speak at Bedford,. Tuesday, July 21st and at Mitchell "the same nijjhlr^.

STATE Normal'-institute No.-&'»will-be held this year at Shelbyville, beginning Julv -7, and will continue two weeks

IN the whole world there ia probably no neighborhood that furnishes more thieves, counterfeiters and murderers than Se^w^ Indiana.

Miss JJESSIE TAGGART, .of-Indvanapolis starts for Milan, Italy, next week, lo pur sue her musibal studies. She will be accompanied by her mother. vV

KIGHTLY is -a-good -name Cor a -Demo critic CongressTonal riorhinee in the"15th District. Helll ,go_higlier than a kite next October.

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S. RAT, a huckster, living on

Buchanan street, Indianapolis, a married man, attempted to commit suicide on Wednesday -by takingrarsanicf. and-well nigh succecded .„ 1

A LEADING Republican of Marion county who has been long known as a shrewd foreteller of the result of elections, prophesies a Republican majority of forty thousand in Indiana this year.

THEreporter

of Uie lndianapolisJowrnaZ

had his pockets picked on his 'way to Martinsville, with the delegates to the Democratic Convention.

Messrs. Fitch and Voorhees were not there.

THE Evansville

Journal

A MAN by the name of Gott was accidentally caught by a circular saw, at his mill, five miles south of Lebanon, on Wednesday evening which resulted in having bis right leg sawed entirely off at the knee, and the flesh on his left leg and thigh badly mangled. No hopes are entertained of his recovery..

libers lo

G. A. B.—The

of Post No. 7,

met

A. R., are requeeted

meet at their Hail, this, Friday afternoo. July 17th, 1868, at 3} o'clock, P. M., for the purpose of attending tho funeral of our late comrade in arms, Edward Aitken.— A full attendance is desired.

GILMORE,

SKIBTS

WILL THE GREENBACKS BE PAID? We do not know exactly whether at present, but tbey are really taken for payment at B. Weisz' Skirt Factory and Corset Emporintr, opposite Post .Office, d&wtt.

WANTED—At the .National House, two Pastry Cooks, immediately. Good wages given. jyl5dtf

IT IS NO USE TALKING, the place to buy your Hats is at Westfall's, No. 85 Main tr dtw.

To BUILDERS.—Mantles and Grates, all styles and prices. Fiie-brick just re ceived. Call and'see'at BALL'S. d2w.

FRESH VEGETABLES

Ray & Bailey's.

If you want to buy or sell Hair. Call at AMALIA RITTERSKAMP's,

not a beverage.

of yesterday)

says: "Among tho cargo of the J. P. Webb yesterdaj, were .the remains of 150 Federal soldiers, gathered from the fields of Shilob4 and being transported., to the National Cemetery, at New Albany for re-interment."

"-1" -i" ...

WE learn from the Evansville

Journal,

that Mr. John Ingle, Sen., of Ingle's Station, who has been r.eriously ill and whose life was, for a time, despaired of, is recovering, and is now considered out of at Weiaz's Factor}', opposite the Post Ofdanger. Mr. Ingle is over 80 years of age, ®Ce" ^Wtf and is perhaps the Oldest inhabitant of) Vanderburgh County.

Journal

says. "Tha

artesian well Businessjs.n'ot to "be permitted to languish. The scaffolding lias just been put up on Vermont street, near Meridian, for the purpose of "erecting a hole io'the ground and the engine_will be there shortly to begin the downward search after fragrance."

MRS. MART BRITTINGHAM, of Fort "Vyayne, wifeof Dr. Brittingham, of La-J^ayettej-has been troubled with tbe tapeworm for the past fouryeara.

j)a

the 4th

of July Dr. B. commenced a course of treatment in ber case, which has been crowned with the happiest results in the passage of a tape-worm, in three sections, thirty seven and a half feet In length!

Journal

records the

fact that the best lime on record was made, at the M. E. Churfhjg that city, on Sunday evening last: Uje.services, including the sermon, occupying twenty three minutes and thirty seconds. The setman occupied only feight minutes. We think it would be well for th© ministers of other churchee to imitate this example.

DIEDv—In this city, on the 15th inst. at the residence of 9. W. Forrest, £sq., South 3d striset,

EDWARD

The Terre Saute House is now un- JbIj-JTtfi.—AJULhis frieadfl Are der the control of T.C. Buntin, Esq late IfivltwTTtr Mtend

AITKEN, aged

24 yeats. Funeral will take place from the Catholie Church at 6 o'clock, M., this evening,

i"''

how

GA-Use UNSBRWBAR and Linen Drawers at W. S. Ryce & Go's. Just the article for this hot wsather. dlt

ALEXANDER Kid Gloves,

P. C.

Attest: JAMES O'MARA, P. Adj t.

AND CORSETS ladies might

go to many a store, but they naturally give the preference to an establishment that ia exclusively, at least nearly so, devoted to perfection in that very line, and the o.wner of which, B. Weisz, opposite the Bostoffiee, waktt that perfection hia present study and attention dwtt

1CK

STITCHING

day, at lOdtf

every

GIUHAM CRACKERS, real gam flavor, at C. I. RIPLET'S.

WEISZ don't keep anything else but the best fitting Corset. Every Corset warranted Whalebone, and sells them cheaper than ladies have to pay for a common one. dwtf

"How ill white haira become a fool and jester," said Henry IV. flow ill, indeed, ihey become any one when "Barrett's Vegetable Hair Restorative" occasionally applied, will keep the hair as fresh and glossy in old age as in youth. To tfiis'. valuable article was awarded the only, prize medal over all oompetitors.—Tri-

States Union.

FANCY DYEING, SCOURING AND REPAIRING.—H. F. Reiners still continuesto clean and color all kinds of ladies' and gentlemen's wear in any fashionable shade also has a practical tailor engaged to ropair gent'aojpthes. in the neatest style.

A FINE assortment of Misses and Childrens' Shoes, just received it the Bankrupt Store, 64 Main street. dtf

IF TOU WANT to buy aSwitch. If you want to get Curls. If you want a Waterfall. If you want to rent a Switch, Curls or Waterfall.

cor

ner of Second and Walnut streets opposite Welch's Carriage Factory. jyll-dlm

MOST BITTEKS

RobacVs Stomach Bitten,

ties of the best tonic and a stimulant—a gentle laxative, an efficient anti-blllious agent and the beat stomachic known to the world, and, when taken in conjunction .With

RobacUs Blood Fills,

EVERY DESCRIPTION of Skirts, Corsets and Skirt Supporters constantly on hind

LEMONS by the box, and old Potatoes 1 at $1,00 per bushel, at Ray & Bailey's.

WHY DO YOU GO without Bhoes when you can buy a good pair of gaiters for $1,25 at C. E. Ruggles', No. 16 North 4th street. 8d2w.

THE Blackberry season has begun.— Ray & Bailey have them fresh every evening at 5 o'clock. Go and loaveyour I orders. lOdtf

A LARGE and well selected stock of boots and shoes of the moat fashionable styles just received fat C. E. Ruggles' No. 16 North 4th street. 8d2w

IF YOU WANT a fashionable pair of boots or shoes leave your measure at C. E. Ruggles', No. 16 North 4th street. He makes the best and neatest fitting .boots in the city. d2w.

Go TO T. H. RIDDLE for Sewing Machines. 27-dtf.

NEW

COLLARS AND CUFFS at Riddle's. 27-dtf.

RXIBOLD

$1,50.

Alexander Duchess Kid Gloves (Lace Back) $!,75. -"i The best goods in the market at the irice. New arrivals at C. Wittig & Co's, 73 Main street. dtf

CROOK BOOTS and Base Ball

Shoes, received at the Bankrupt Shoe Store, No.

64j

Main street.

done neatly to order at 27-dtf.

Riddle's, j.

BOMETHING

the cheapest place to buy HaU i* at Westfall s. No. 85 Main street. dtw.

CREAM BISCUIT, Lemon CrackorB and Dayton Crackers, at C.

1 Quart, 1| Pints, dozen Litchwortb's Self-sealing

Gallon per dozen 3,00 1 Quart dozen 2,25 1| Pint dozen 1,75

O. K. Wax Jars—Glass. Gallon per dozen 1.75 I Quart dozen 1,25

Tin Cans" dozen 1,25 For sale at No. 63 Main street. 27dtf W. W. SHANNON.

Hi DAWSON, FOBBEST

NOTICE or

dwl

Change.—E.

BEFORE BUYING your summer Hats call and examine our new and desirable styles in both straw and fur, at No. 85 Main street. dtw.

FOR

of the present.day tha

are loudly puffed through the newspapers ar having great tonic and curative properties are vile compounds and base impo* sitions, containing no medical virtues* whatever,and are really very poor whisky beverages and, instead of acting as a stimulant and tonic, have a tendency to weaken the stomach by entirely destroying the coating. The public should therefore be very .cautions, and purchase none but

A SOOD HAVANA CIGAR, Fine Cut

Chewing.and Smoking Tobacco, Scotch, Maccoboy and Rappee Snuff, go to M. V. Moudy's, New Tobacco House, east ide Public Square. dtf

DESICATED

COCOA

NUT,

dtf.

stomach bitters,

and

GOLD

They combine the proper

and

LO3s

at the,Bankrupt Store, No. 64

Main steet, has just received a full assort* ment of Boots and Shoes of all kinds.— Call and see. [13,dtf

Boors anr SHOES, always cheaper at the Bankrupt Store, than any#h«re else in the city. [13,dtf

Foil the best variety of Fruit Jart, go to Browa & Malvin's- 30dtf

FBUIT JABS,

Fruit «Fan, at Brown ft

in a a a

in one and hal

pound packages. Wine, Milk, Lemon and Boston Cracfeersrat Jos.

Strong^,190,

dtf

FONGTAI,

which

have stood the test as a remedial sgent for many years, and are really as their name indicate, a

Main street.

$1 60 per lb., original pack

age $ lb., a finely flavored Oolong Tea. A good Imperial Tea for $1 30. Always on hand, choice Teas of every variety, at Jos.

STRONG'S, 190, Main street.

SILVER

are the

safest, and surest preventative against all billion? derangements, thoroughly rpgu lating the whole system and giving tone to the digestive organs. —r.gThey are highly recommended as an invigorating tonic to mothers nursing, increasing the flow of milk, and for con valescente, to restore the prostration which always follows long-eontinued sickness they are unsurpassed. No house hold should consider themselves safe from the.ordinary maladies without these invaluable medicines. They can be obtained of any druggist. jyll-dwlm

INSTITUTION, En

larged assortments of Gold, Gilt, Jet, and Guttapercha jewelry. Gold and Silver chains, Table silver, Varieties of Tea sets, Ice pitchers, Walters, Goblets, Wine and Water stands, Castors, Ice tubs, Cake Baskets, Sugar and Create sets, Card stands, Gelery and Flower vaSes Butter dishes, Sirup cups, Fruit, stands, Fruit knives, Egg and Custard stands, Napkin rings, Knives and ForJ^, Coffee urna&c., &c., the largest assortment the Town or State at

JOHN R. FREEMANS.

No. 5, Warrens Block.

LOCAL NOTICES.

Tltal Powers.—Mishler'a Herb Bitters will Impart vitality and t»ne to tbe digestivo organ*. It will thoroughly eradicate til morbific matter from tho blood, deanae the entlic «yit«m and produce the most vlgorom action of the diffaient organs of (he human body. It Is the Great Blool Purifier and Infallible Btmedy for Dyspep •ia,

of Appetite, Cramps in the Stomach

Ht^adtrhe rosnlting from aderanged atomgrh, and alflo that harrasBing disease Sick Headache, Bil lioueaen tr. It is recommended by physician* of the highest repute as tbe most invaluable mod lcine for these ill) that the light of seieare and the power of human skill evrr discovered. The fact tbatin all parts ot the land tho most leaned members of tbe medical faculty preiceiho Ml«h W's Herb Bitters for thtir patients who are af flirted with thtse diseases—medical mea v. ho kavP repeatedly tested the marvelcus virtues of this Greae Homehold B- medy—sbonld ronvince the most skedtica) Ibat this proprietary compound is a medicine upan which they can rely as absolutely and completely fl'coolous in snch cases as we have ennmerated above- Sold by all druggists and dealers. Dr. P. Hsrlman A Co Proprietors, LancaUar, Pa. dwlw

Ice! ICfH Ice!!!—The undersigned has purchased L. G. Hager's old Ice Depot, (it be leg filled by Mr Oorey with the best Blver Ice,) is prepared to fill all orders on short notice, to any part of the city will supply Festivals, Parties, Fairs, etc., at reasonable rates. I have alio made arrangements witn Mr. Cory A Bippstoe to nrnish me with a supply uf Otter Creek Ico In the latter part of the season, or as soon as I may need it. All of ay customers shall have lee dating the season. Oonanmers will find it to their advantnge to commence wltb me. as 1 will fnraiah them throughout toe season without a change in pricr. Orders left at the Ice House] Bippetoe's, or at the Post Office Lobby, with Mr. McDonald, will receive prompt attention. m22d2m FBANOIS HAT.

Pare Crystal Ice.—The undersigned Is now prepared to furnish tha public with clear bealtby Bivtr afld Sfrlng Fond Ice fcr the seaeon, at low rates. Two wagons will run daily, and supply all BusinesaHonsesand rrivate Earn* lllaa. Orders left at tha Post Office, with Ash A McDonald, or at the Washington Saloon, wUl meet with prompt attention. Those wishing a pure, healthy article of Ice, well to order from a30d6m JACOB STEINMEHL.

Motfc Patches,TrecWwr and Tbh.—

The only Beltable Bemedy for those brown dls» eoloraUona on tha faca la "PtaaT's MOTB ATO LoTioa.'- Prepared only by Da. f.

r»

[13,dtf

SEWING ]&achines to sell or rent at Riddles. -xt*" S '27-dtf.

AllUtKMiiiTt,

J)dWLING flltL

OWE ffieaT OILT!!

Saturday

feveiing.

FATKTTE

EVERT BODT SHOULD KNOW,

cause they are

FBUIT

RIPLEY'S.

THKEE MOBE ORDERS of FANS just being received at ^Riddle's. They

JAJBS.

TNT

GROVEB

To THE

Jnly

ISA,

The VaiQbu, Orlglul and only.

LABCJB'S

CARNIVAL IMSTKKLS!:

Eoiittr Orgiaiiatloa,nader

the ImmedlAts

MTfiatonoC the Veteran SUB.Kaaagv.'.GEo.

KinurL Ifttlio oew End diwirMit progr&msQ#.

Coax* Comedians:

JOHKNT COLLINS, 0*0. POWEBS.

WXIiOH,

NED. WIST,

VOCAL 4tVABTfiTTE.

GEOBQK OB

EEL, v.

EDWIN HOIJCE3, W.

TTBBELL,

B. TTBBKLL

ABMI88I0X 60 GtS^. fflllitgm 25 Cta.

NEW ADVCirrmiMENTS

fJIO CONSUMBK3 OF GAS.

"be

cheap.

27-dtf.

Hero Self-sealing Glass Gallon, per dozen5?..*...3???...$3,75 dozen 3,25 3,00

On'accoaat of the recast |Ib»ss of tte Superintoadant, t-ousnnwra of Gas are requested to osll at tha office ot the Ooa^any, on Sixth Street adJeihlng the works, and settle their Gas bills •ow due.

The Superinteadsnt will be in attendance from 9 A.M.aatilip. M. ferreoeipt of the same. Gas Titters

hereby notified that a plan of

the ptpie rQD in any btiildlng, plainly drawn on paper, with the size, and length of each size, ran in accordance with the rules of the Company, will hereafter be required previous to inspection by the Inspector of the Oompanv.

BANKEUPTCY.

Co., corner 3d

and Ohio streets, give 2 Plugs fine Tobacco, for 25c.2 Pair Ladies' Hose, 25c. **.

2 Boxes Paper Collars 25o. Prints 12 J. Stamped Aprons, Queensware, less than cost. Hoop Skirts, from 76c to 100. Ladies' Shoes, from 50c to $1 25.

-t-

R. Robbins

having removed his business stand to 5th street between Main and Ohio, is prepared to furnish his eustoiners with Garden and Field seeds, Lime," Cement, Plaster Paris, Flour, Feed Ac. Give him a call dtf E.

ROBBIOT.

BAKER Sewing Machine,

Office, No. 196 Metropolitan Block, east Main street, Terre Haute, Indiana, All kinds of Threads, Needles and parts of Machines for sale also, new and improved Grover & Baker Sewing Machines al-ways-on hand* nd. for- sale by. dtf

A.~CANTWELL.

TRADE.—Wards

celebrated

Paper Collars and Cuffs. 1. The Dickens.

The Black Crook, ij

S l"

GEORGE BUGAN,

Superintendent Terre-Hsnte Gas Light Co. July 16, 1868 dtf

Dnraicr or

KEBTVCEV,

sa._

At Shelbyville on the 14th day of July,

A. d.

lStiS.

The undersigned hereby gives notice of bis appointiaeat aa Assignee of Enoch Shonse, in tbe county of Shelby and Slate of Kentucky, witbln •aid Diatrlot, who Uaa been adjudged a bankrupt upon his own petition, by the District Conrt of srtd District.

T. O. SHACKELFORD,

Julyl7d3t -t Assignee.

BANKEUPTCY.

Theunderalgaed hereby give notice that a second meeting of the creditors of Enos Strouse, petitioner la bMktaptcy, aW

be held at the of

fice of Isaac N. Pierce, Register, on Friday the 17th day of Julyt 1888. PHILLIP 8CHLOS3, 'IS "JACOB L. MACK,

Jalyl8d2t Aaslgnees.

g# rs»i? eiti.is«a rv, ii"S Ttf -is- *..«j» Tije' a«5

18$ ii

Wholesale KentU CIrocer,'

No. 190 Main Stre J- Vfr

C0FVE1 sad 81UAR by tbe

peaad,

100

peands, beg

barrel. ^^1

The Prince of Wales.5'-'r Gents reversible linen finished cloth lined Cuff. C. WITTIG & Co. 73 Main steet, Sole wholesale Agents. Sold at list price, five per cent off. dtf.

PrlcM proportiooM to tb« amoaut purt baietl

Good Batter and Picnic Crackers814c.

€o?e Oyster^ I lb. dans, 11.85 per doven.

Teas by the pound or caddy, .Jarom.Sl to $2,40. -If.::! v-7'^5*"*: •OCBA Q» 6. JA'i CETLORlAVA (HtLDEN miO,

o. e.JAW4^A I OOPFEE.

».

i- ,ae T»£*

Stock large* freah aid complete

("K *i.

The interest of Customers closely ibdtched.

•. *istsSL

15 fiarrels of Cider Yiaegar on hand and

for

sale low.

w\'n» »C --S'

«s £s M& 5» 3#! Si SUfli'

GROVER & MILLER ej

For dent's Sunnier Underwear, Cheap, goto GROVER 4 MILLER, ',-ras 81 Main Street:

For TOTfe Shirts, Cheap, Go to GROYER & MILLER, .51 Main Street.

For Cloths, Casslmeres and

VKSTTNGS,

Cheap, go to & MILLER, 81 Main Street.

t* I GRO

T5I

FOR SALE.

PStockSALB.-We

iXK offer our entire

of Winee, Liquors, &c., and Rectify-

iag Apparatus for sale, very low, as wo wish to discontinue tho basinets, flill soon, and get a bargain. BEHENT A

july 14 dSd

FOE

SALE.—STOVE, TlN and

AGBICDLTUBAL STORE ia the city of Terre Haute, Indiana, with ot without tha Tinner's Tools, which area tall and natabar ooaaatt: Stack of woods, about fonr thousand dollars, aad well selected for the trade. Huasa well eetabltshed and in aguod location. Baotlow andlioow large, will sell fcr part cash, tha balance In payments to suit, with intereat. Tbia ie an ex cellent opportunity for parties that wish to Invest in this business. Terre Haute Is one of the most thriving citios ia tin Sttta.and has Iftge trido from llliuoii aud adjoining copntlM.

Oause of selling—to change businssi. Address jjlldwlm

T70R

O. Bax *^, Terr^ Haute, l®d

SALE,.—I wisbi to aeil my Houaa and JLior, aeW-occuplod by Dr. Tbonp son, sitnatad on theoornerot tttxth aad Mulberry streets. For particulars, enquire at No. 24 South Kifth street, ot MB3. MANN.v

A Hon*.

June J0d?m At lire. Buclriaghant.

FOR

SALE —HOUSE

FOR RENT.

FOR

A good Businoss Room in- the National House Building, fronting on t'.th Siree t. Bent reasonable.1 jyldlt JACOB BDTZA SON.

FOR

RENT—-TVTO

Rooms, #itb UeUarR auaa-ettit of ruodi to eacb, in tbe second story, in the Odd Fellows Building, on Third street,' near the PuMic Square. Terms reasonable. Enquire of ,1. II. TUBNEB.

Best "livesof&rant anil ^oifax"yetisimea, ceatplete la one volaae, by Hon. x. D. Matis-^ field, (widely knjwu as D.M.,"of th. Cip. Gazette, ana "VeteranObiarver,"of 1J. /.Times.) Two edition?, English aid 6eratan: eitgantly iiiustratud, with Kubleaatlc Title rkce, steel Fortralts and Numerous Maps, mn a^unt of liivss, with Republican flatfurm anf LetUrs of Aco-ptanoe. Price low, to suit the times. Larfe profit to Aeente. For Territory WfSt of Indiana, apply to our IW.tern OSlco, B. G.-Lambarr, Saat. P. O. D-awer 10, Bloomhigtou, Ills. Kasj of Illinois, apply to It IP. Catroll A-Co.,Publishers, Cincinnati, Ohio. jy8dAw4w wltaw

ATTORNEYS.

JWO. P.- BAIBD.'

and

gAIRD & CRUFT,.

Ti tcr\~

tar Heckties, Beam. *«., Cheap

Go to .j GHOVER & MILLER, sa.t 81 Main Street.

2 "V* A***-'." V--

For Linens, for Men's Wear, Cheap, go to GROVER & MILLER,

1 A*

81 Main StreeC^

For Beady MadeClothlng,Cheap GROVER & MILLER, a-or wr\81 Main Streeter

For fient's Furnishing Cloods Of all kihds, cheap, gcr to GROVER & MILLER, 81 Main Street.

N I O N

A E 1 A N

FLOUB STORE.

.iSASeaC

HEUriOABBO

Mawataatareca of all kind, of

OEAOKER8,

[BREAD and CAKES, aad Dealers in O E I E S

On Lalhyatta St., between Oaual and Depot, I E E A E de30dly INDIANA

QHEAP MILLINERT.

all kinda of Mllliaery Goods sold at 0081 during the Winter months, at

Mrs. M. H. Abbott's,

ita the Post Oflo» Decl4dtf*

UNDERTAKERS.

UNDERTAKER.

M. W. O'CONNELL

Having purchased back from E. W. Oh

HBUM,

HMns

S A A

?«•*, «BoM St£, jPsMfTsrywbwa. ahS74awod

ad wick,

Grfiber a 06.t The Uadartakars Estabttshmsnt, aad having bad seven years experience In the business,iiuow prepared tafnrnian Metalic Burial Caaw. Oaaketa, and Wooden CoAas, of all styles aad sizes, from the. beat and largest stock of burial malarial iathe Btata.atlOt Main street, Terra

dwtf ci Terra Has tey 29.Ma

UNDERTAKE ISfw»ai^r««SM»e«a/ lortsw ta Ms Uar«ltt flWrdand^Ohw^y

HOTELS.

weir.

CO.

and

LOT

—Situated cwruer of 42th and Bag), streets contain. Sve rooms, well, ciater»{ roller, and sop piled with all klntm oJ 9hrnbbery. Enquire oa thepremi es- jelldta

OR SALE—Sewings

MACHINE.

ohine, wish to Uspc» of a Wheeler A Wft#otr Machine that I ha-vs been using. Ir is in good order, and one of the best. Will be sold for 925, cash. SABAU B. BLlZSa,. 9dtf Corijer 3d Walnut .tracts.

TTTTfTT"

ON TIN HOUSE. -1 ^*R

P. C. STUNKAHD, Pxop'r.

SoutheastCorxtar.Fflbllc Square, ..

Terre Haute, Indiana.. BOARD, SS,^PIfiROAY.

FREE OHSttBUS TO AND TOO* AIL

JACOB

rttAtHB.

BUTE. QE». C, »tJT

NATIONAL HOUSE, COB. SIXTH AND M»II*fiTaiirr, TEBKJK

HAUTK,

pLARK HOUSE.

IND.

JACOB BtTZ 80N-..'!I7. PKOFEIKTOBI.

This House has been thoroughly refuralsbeJ. my23dwly

ooaiixa or rzast ava baio STBCTS.

Terre Haute, Indiana!!

W: B. 6BI7FIIH ——..—......~...Pm9KlKor

Office of Marshall, Manteza'ma and t*aleetlai Hack Lines. Free Buss to and from all Trains. nov28dtf

IJIERRE EAUTB HOUSEj ^,

ooama HAI»-AHD «*V*BTB srasiis, 'J5

Terre Htaute, Indiana.

This Hotel baa recently been refitted, aad put!* flrst^clasa order, offertsg'accommodations ntisur passed ia the State.

HBUST TCBHBB, Prop^s.

PHYSICIANS,

,R.A. ARNAUD.

OrriCE—Corner of Main and Fifth (Street* over the National StataBank.

UESIOCNCX—Chestnut

mlZlyl

.saJ

81 Main

Qtreet

TEBRB HAUTE.

IND.

DENTISTRY.

R. L. H. BARTHOLOMEW SFBQEO* AND MlCBASTCit

E N I S 9

Successor to Dr. D. M. WELD, No. 157 Mala St. National Block, Terre Haute, In d. £m30dtf

RICHARDSON,

OFFICE—On Ohio, between 8d and 4th Street. apl5dtf TEBBE-HAOTE, IND.

K. C. 0.': IjINeOLN^-^—«

flROQUET .w®s«»tg V.4-J

a w-. *«®0?ea^oa rr^oCROQUET I CROQUET.

9 gars

JOHU?

respectfully recommends his well ssteoti •d stock of Flannels, plain

Hag"

HABBEBT.

DRY COOM

}t t'm fgasadi

Sefc-t* :*t

%*t

•M.

KENT—STORE ROOM.—

good business

L. A BtJBSET.

2!dtf B. A MOBBW.

WANTED.

A MON TH—Agents wanted, Male or Female, thatoau earn from

$100

$05 to #160 a mouth at their own homes, and all expenses pa!d. For full particulars address, with two stamps, E. E. LOCKWOdD,

Jylid6tw2t Detroit, fttie^.

AGENTS

caorr.',

Attorneys ,al JLaw, O^FiCi.—Nol 82-lkfsin Street, ap stain. feb!2dtf

Wm.E. MoLBAN,

Attornoyand Counsellor at

Law,

-?r*aDr- .,-»••

GENERAL COLLECTING AGENT, TeiTe Haute, Iud. OrriCE.—No. 8G Main Street. decSdly

"trtawtte

.htm I' r-.? .y. •»a r.^ *a tfi "M J--

.•s.i"!.' V. OS

i..-%sr •jM-.Jstl

iy.-uh

aax ata r«t .»

iC- :S i-i.- i,! rsT

fti-

SfTtta'z* fxi T~* irljif-',!,,: .t.

I* ~_rf ktM ii,' .wj Is •jO»rJ*a a»T Mlji.- K1 t» R-itt •. ti. ^aise.-a.?a' »l

a. -t: r* ».'•.» ».»«• «ks t.-t ii:*

_i -1*4 Ultl ii-uHKiS? -I '-x» tun Jads vo««» *&«> 5 ~-i. jsw .i-t-u,'S

HI||*| Ia

"V atttrt^artt

j"s. •. '.!?. v~t

sSaw v-

.*V|A 1^5

Hi i-w ff rj iSWBIT

i-Hffc- »r- i.isa»Tq «apavsift a»-»s« ,w:

COIHUiltlg"* UAWIKTV'

»4n-^

nm. :iH

JUST OPENED I if. Of IT

E A I S E S

E S S O O S ««da

-»4i 1 tKih t' X)

i#H

WANTED FOR THE

•'I-

ALSO A LABOE STOO» W

:»fa ft "M

FAST COUBfiB

"t H') I

13 1-8 CENTi

Ait

.surr-AKPtSTJWir:-. ill mm: utnn.s}a

€hiau ia treat Variety sfSQItt.

coRmuiMaflAflOCVT,

Corner 3d and Main 8ta.,

-TeBBeiliSHiIni Indiana.

-T—. .-c ?aa»isci r-'patu?? .•*•

,a!-.qr :tfa a-. f,

.r"? .tS's}3—---I ti cj '*&2s?<ygiy»*ata§HB»i-S+eS»t

nidT

U* eJ-fYeftMj.e*'

*~Seo4l

If*

Idsstav *:dl' 7i3 MtSi.i

ercu

ot bsjna

mIT

hta

-sesaatib itC^a

Jl bfta ti{«b baao^isit-

•af 'aakfaT aa ijlls^oq *a anattad $4t-b •r. jsai ti

Di asllc. ..K««v .tmaicU nt nt

T#« «ed »f t-, .'Hasasw illw gaiv-ii-i* iM td

imttA #i

iilw /wrawad lflw ut

aft fe-Wr tletowit a»»» t**»"•.nt»™ 0m

tbamaatf .aV« i.1w aa

eitt t»f M*2 i«'»a«eaaatra*

:T .*t?T wsSI.a^al. fit .aH

rata

••MAX e-fiw

E N rF

For 6ood Clothing, Made Oft&tB, Cheap, go to GROVER A MILLER, __

I S

acoccesoB

TO DB. S. B. SMITH,

tUU,

The Oldest Uetabliahed pwatlst

In 1?erre Haute,

jtQrwoe—On Sixth street, between Main and Ohio, one door south of National Bouse. Harlng had upwards of eighteen years' experience in Dentistry, he Is confident that be can *»e satisfaction in all eases fjy2MIv^

9dJ 33}

t-frny* fftThe most POPULAR, FASCINATING and HEALTHFUL amusement ever invented.

Every family should have a game. Boobs of Instruction, 2D cents. Bradley's Patent Croquet is the beet. For sale by

aad

plaid

rs, Blankets, Coverlets, and Woolsn Anit. arus, of dimrent kinds. Being (tally en

Llnxeys, Tarns, of diimrent Kinds. Being •bled to warrant the first qnaUty mi these Goods

most respectfully invite Ladies aad Gentlemen to call aud inspect them. Wool takea Inaxebaned or Good*, anil the highest market rates pa!d. oetSldawn

J. MASSB

IOWA

RKAL ESTATE AG-1CNOV. FABild,

WILD LANDS,

And CHty Property of every description, for Sale, Anazparience of fifteen years enable na to Insure satisfaction in evecy department of businses relating to a general Real Estate Agaacy.

HARBEKT & HARSH,

64 W-ALITTIT STREET,

aSffdwly l_)ea Mpi-)«».lowa

7 WAP,

W STTCCEMoa

IT#. 76

HoWaan *Aiftt„.

Cherry street, between aid In Mfe.? House and, Nipt Painting,

Wagon a»d Carriage PainUng aad Paper Haaalag, doae ia the^ww or styJeT flood material naed. AI1 work Warren*** *0 gh» satieSactioo, a «»tt. baMce gpiog sieswhsre. iy!43»

t*ie*

qisnrtaLtl iletsrls*'aa?ioT --1 g) itk

''In i«

tat

SLATJA JlAIT^nTTi J|H i'

Ma «as»Iv wafr-a^i," .•••.--1 .. lAit te^aSaraa

t*H»i

si Ma

tJ tmtm ,Mts

ilvC-SSA, -?S.ii%*'OSs sa* uS*M8te^ ,«o»f

"JO tC4 a ®Vf*rf x»-' esi's -*5...

-I-RY *. -ry T-- s- a«r-r. ta

1 mtoerovess- .sO

DRESS QINaKAMSI

jusotif J.:.—

aftae «».' mamt «ve£« »-t.- '.-"IIA x* &ew.a adea» '.-rt.- fgi -wcaa

w»t)a".na

at] stK-fcy at v» tSd irraa

rm ".-"t

"g 'T a

CbUNTERPAHESf

AX1

feaSi-aa-i.-r-r u, yi

5Wttr.£ -ftd ",t6

Sf, between 6th and 7th.

S I

MUSQUITO JTKTttl

HKxtra

Widkh.

.JL J. 1.VJ I: *. vi vJ'

i-.J Mb. UAH A&m'i

COLORED NETS For Canopied, Premes, Ac."'

1 .o'-i -AIO'4? oexjtiH IIAT'3 ADL l* UAO

tsT Is rafts t&i it? e-Jtj *1* §41 Ha~ *W

to i- ».V .* .».rf Z&: £1 "tor

-VI V. I

CWMUB TAIUTARK^.^ For Picture Frames, Chaadeliaia,

a^ii»*il

ar. BEIZ,

Early's Block, No. 60 Main Street, Terre Haute, Indiana,

MOSTBlanketsJeans,

Sustta^D

O. BARTLETT.

£0.

imM **"tli

^feaJtJa r« I eo" W

1..

SiSI v~l

r—JSS-RJE Jflola*-:' •*„-& «RE»I W-? $mS*4$ rtfrr?. «m'j-otittieaani• •». i..** .0,

JtB.T. i'Ci b-,..-V-: -v, a mc& *8

|TRIPEir SWIdaBSt

^FlfiVKED ttMbUmiS!

PARIS MUSLI^t

TUCKED CyyOHNkMN

all CMMAXi

Set an at ur&s *xws sssro mjB safiw Ms S*U r. e. tii

XI*? 1: ij •••_,

1 v' .intrniwtwi ,T*i .»

mr ..t »tsr.% «»S«

HEAVY Kir SILKS!

TO W,

bi-« MBrparrfiJ

^sPAiriBM Lfimna

htm- tl

.'v »i#.

an* fct «:i

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