Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 28 July 1868 — Page 4

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U'EKTtK-HAUTK. 1JSX.

Tuesday

Morning,

4:0" P.

•IMG r. u..

July 2Sth. lses

BAII.KOAD TIME TABLE.

TEBBE HAUTE AND

I.KATE.

INDIANArOLIS.

Republican

...3:00

BOCKVILT.E EXTENSION

J.EATB.

FOB COBONTB,

iOAVID CHRISTY.

FOB AMiSSOR-HARBIBON

TOW NRII IP,

p. B. WEllt

LOtlk TO VOICE INTERESTS

gave Time mart Money.

If uou have anything to sell, It von Juive lost anything, If ifuti have found anything it uou have a house to rent, If you want to rent a house, If i/oa want boarding, It uou want anything, •fell Five Thousand People at oneo —BY—

In the Dally Express,

Advertising

We have Ixcn carrying on the Loin, rule Journal thirty-seren years, and during c'l (his iline we have known no man of business in (he city to fail who advertised. Hbsr -'ly- And we have known no one. to succeed in any considerable if even in a reypeci Me degree who didn'i advertise hbsr--h,: -PRENTICE

UNION MEETINGS.

Hon. H. D. Scott, Isaac N. Pierce, Hon. John G. Grain and others will ad dress the people of Vigo county, on the political questions of the day, at tho fol lowing times and places

Sanford, Fayette Township, Monday August 3, nt 1 p. New Goshen, Saturday, August 15, at 1 p. rn.

Tut-tlo'a Mills, Oiler Creek Township. Tuesdftv, August 4, at 1 p. if Chapin's Mill, Otter Creek, Township Monday, August IT, at 1 p.

Sulphur Springs, Nevins Township Wednesday, August 5, at 1 p. tn tin!An Church, Nevina I.QJEBakjP Tye? day, August is, at 1 p.

Lost Creek Township, Township House, Thursday, August Gth, at 1 p. Lockport, Riley Township, Friday August Tth, at 1 p. m.

Pierson Township, Township House: Saturday, August fHh, at 1 o'clock p. Hartford, Linton Township, Monday, August 10th, at 1 o'clock p.

Middletown, Prairie Creek Township, Tuesday, August 11th, at o'clock p. Prairieton, "Wednesday, August l?.tb at 1 o'clock p. m.

Honey Creek Township, Mount Zion Church, Thursday, August 13th, at o'clock p. m.

Township House, Sugar Creek Township, Friday, August 14th, at 1 o'clock p. m.

St. Mary's, Sugar Creek Township, Saturday, August l.rth, at 1 o'clock p. m. Tho people, without distinction of parly, are invited to attend those meetings. Como ono, como all.

MCDONALD'S

"five cent" soda played a

stream on, or rather in, tho thirsty peoplo yesterday.

THK G.

A. R. have moved into Ross'

building on Fifth street, where thny have most ologant quartors.

W. B.

TUELL, ESQ.,

has determined to

build an elegant business building on the northwest cornor of Mam and Sixth streets.

THE

"Drummer Boy" closed a success

ful week at Lafayette on Saturday night. It will be played noxt at Dotroit.

THE GRANT CLUB

MAYOR'S COURT.—Two

day and Tuesday next for revision and correction. Our Republican friends should $ee that every voter in tho ranks is placed on the rolls.

TUE

CITY was filled yesterday with

country people, drawn in to see the circus and menagorie. It has been a long time 8inco an exhibition has made so heavy a draft on the rural population

UNION MEETING.—There

POSTPONED.—In

wr- cm vrf.'

__ T7YPPT7QK I LARCENY.—Sarah

Eent

AUXTM.

6:35 A. M.

4:50 P. ......Kxprefli "•ir. Accommodation IO.OO *46 A'. -MALL lil.25 P. Express

4:0U F. H:OOP. *.

BT. LOUIS. ALTON ANT» TERRE HAUTB. ABRIVI. 2:00

I.EATB, C.45

4:40 r. M.

Express

11:00 A._M Mall ana Express

'l-10 p". M...Ma'ttoon'Accomro^ation EVANflVJt.LE AND CRAWTORBSVILLE. A*nrr«, fi:40TA. Accommodation •4:_96r.-M

THE

0:66 A. V.

AEBIYS.

,...10:2.r» A.

County Ticket,

TOR STATE BF.RAT8R.

HARVEY D. SCOTT, roa REPRESENTATIVES. IJAAC N. PIERCE, EMSLEY HAMILTON.

.FOR CLERK.

JAMES n. TURNER. FOB TILEAFLUBSILF MORTON C. BANKIJI.

POR HBERIFF,

NICHOLAS FXLBECK.I RAN HFAI. ESTATE APPRAISER. JAMES BCBGAN. ran COHSISSIONER,

T.EN0NI G. TRUEBLOOD. FOR STJBVF.TOB, ALEXANDER COOrBIt.

Nancy Serbeur, was

to jail yesterday by the Mayor, in default of $100 bail, for stealing a lot of

clothing of Mrs. Silas Finc.li. for whom she 1IH.I1 been working.

THK

TnE BRIDGE CONTRACTS.

special session of the Board of Commissioners last Saturday, the following contracts for bridgo building were awarded

The bridge across the south fork of Olter Crock, on tho National Road near the Hulae/arm, to E. D. Carter, for $175.

The, bridge across Otter Creek, near Creal's Mill, to E. D. Carter, for $924. The cevercd bridgo across Sugar Creek, near tho Casto farm, to John Barnard for ,700.

PIBD—Yesterday

afternoon,

8KVM"UP. ROBBERS A RRESTED^-ON Saturdaj* last tho Sheriff I1 L'OLR,J, .'ounty Illinois, arrested three morn ot tiid Seymour Expruss robbers, in the woods, about ten mile? from Charleston. Oiieof them, Johnny Alofiro, is well known HS a desperate fellow and a villian of thr. deepest dye. They had learned tho fatn of their three rompanions, at tho hands of a mob last week, and only dreaded the same fate, having no fears of the penitentiary.

IS A COMFORT for our readers to know that Thatcher, the N. prrophet, says the greatest heat of the summer has pass, ed. The general belief that August is a hotter month than July is not borne oat bv facte, as tbe average temperature during August since 1824 ha? not exceeded 85V During many -years the average temperature during August was 79. Since 1825 tho hottest days of tho year have oe curred in July and the latter end of June

.TERRIBLE. ACCIPENT..—

Sharon, Ohio.

FOR

THE WILD CHILDREN.—AS

COL. THOMAS

meets Thursday

ovenine of this week. Byron i£. Elliott, Esq., of Indianapolis, will address the meeting.

cases of disor-

orderly conduct and one assault and battery wero disposed of in the usual way yesterday.

THE REGISTRY BOARDS

meet on Mon

will be a

Union meeting at Rosedale, Parke county, on Saturday, August 1st, at one o'clock p. m. Speeches will be made by Hon. H. D. Scott, Gen. Steele, Isaac N. Pierce, and otber3. The people, without distinction of party, are cordially invited to hear the great issues fairly discussed.

consequence of other

engagements on the part of many of the Boys, tho proposed meeting announced for last evening to organize the Fighting Boys in Blue was postponed until to-mor-row evening. Handbills announcing the san?e were posted yesterday afternoon. Remember to-morrow night, boys, and be enhafhd.

.«*8

Gov.

night.

'if

PRINTERS of Toronto, Cunada, are

on a strike bocfuiap tboy wero offered American silver in payment for their wages. They demanded that ton per ceat. discount be allowed. If our printers don't strike until they refuse payment in silver, wo are safe for Bomo time to oomo.

county.

COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT to Mr.

George Kunkel, takes place at Dowling Hall, this evening. A novel and select entertainment is being prepared, in which a large portion of the amateur talent of this city will tako part. The beneficiary is a worthy and deserving gentleman, and wo hope may have a full houso to-night.

RF.V. E.

before an-

nounced, these two remarkable children, recentl yfound in the wilds of Greene county, will be placed on exhibition at Pence's Hall, this morning at nine o'clock, and may bo seen at any hour until nine o'clock in the evening. They will remain thero for three or four dayn. During tho past few days thoy have been visited by a large number of" physicians and scientific men, who unite in pronounr* ing them wondorful freaks oi nature. Among other strange features the jaws of tho male aro formed liko an animal, But wo cannot give a description of these human monstrosities. Thny should bo seen by every ono cui'ious'in such matters. Mr. Felton has put tluun through a thorough courRo of renovation, had them proporly dressed, and will give a complete description to visitors.

Lafayette, Tippecanoe county, July 31st —at night. Kokomo, Monday, August 3d. at night.

Tipton, Tucsdaj-, August 4th, at night. Noblesville, Wednesday, August 5th, atone o'clock.

Winchester, Thursday, August 6th. Muncie, Friday, August 7th, at night. Anderson, Saturday, August 8th, at ono o'clock.

Martinsville, Saturdaj", August 10th. Charlestown, Clarke county, Saturday, August ono.

Jeffersonville, at night of same day--.

.4 CARD.

TERSE HAUTE, IND.,

July 27th 18G8.

Editors Express:—SIRS —I see by tho Express of this date in your published proceedings of the Working Men's meeting, hold at the Old Court House, Saturday evening, that my name was put on a Committee consisting of five persons, to take into consideration tho propriety of getting up a Working Mon's ticket.

I must respectfully decline to take any part, whatever, at the present time, with an other than the Democratic partv. I have been a candidate for the office of Sheriff of Yigo county before the Democratic Nominating Convention, and was thero defeated for the nomination. I pledged my word to support its nominees, and I will do so, shall I live till tho 2d Tuesday of October next.

My opinion is, that the time has passed to get up a third party ticket, in order to have it successful at tho next October's election. At a future time, if there is a Working Men's party gotten up in our County, 1 will be happy to do all in my power to make it a triumphant party.

Yours, very Respectfully, MARTIN GPACE.

'•m*tr ,s.'i

STATE ITEMS.

BAKER

spoke jjrt Columbus

Wrtr CDMBACK

speaks

to-night.

CHICKEN

FIGHTINO BOYS

MORTON

D, infant son of Win. H. H. and Jennio E. Rob naon, aged 2 months and days Tho funeral will tako place this alternoon from the residence, 104 North Fourth street, at 4 o'clock. The Iriends of the family are invited to altuiid without further notice.

at Pendleton

stealing flourishes in Marion

HALF

HENDRICKS

BLUE

Evansvilled, last night.

SICKNESS

COMMENCEMENT

At the

organized In

among children is very pre

valent in Evansville.

One of the

workmen at the Rolling Mill on baturday morning last was seized with a fit, and failing across a red hot bar of iron pass ing through the rolls, was terribly burned on the face and side of his body. Hjp in juries are are very severe, but it is thought he will recover. He is a young, unmar ried man, and came to this city from

SEVEN YEARS or more tho people of Terre Hauto have had no such opportunities to purchase Dry Goods at wholesalo cost prices as is nowpresontod at the Great Clearance Sale of Saxton & Walmsley. True, there have bean occasional auctions where sharp buyers have picked up some cheap goods, but there has been no general sale like this where TWENTY THOUSAND DOLT.ARS of desirable Dry Goods are offered uniformly at wholesale cost. The prices are n.arked in plain figures on a YELLOW TICKET, from which there can be no deviation, the rich and poor, gentle and simple, wise and ignorant all have an equal advantage, dlt

l^a

ed"' at Indianapolis to-night. "j

THOMAS KILROY,

THE

RUSSELL

THE

Indianapolis Sentinel learns "that

the Cincinnati train, criming this way, ran over and killed athreeyoar old child, near Delphi, on Saturday."

HON. WILT. CUMBAOK

HALLOWELI. & COBURN'S

Mr.. W- K.

THE

last exhibition of the Drummer Boy at Lafayette on Saturday night drow the largest audience to the Opera House that ever assembled there at a public exhibition.

Hendricks' friends don't manage his reception to-night more shrewdly than they managed his business in the New York Convention it will be bad for Thomas.

Grcrr.

VIATCH

THE

tendenl of the House of Refuge, reports the affairs of the institution in a most prosperous condition, there being sixtythren bojTs in attendance. It is designed to open .another Familj' Houso this week.

LAST

Saturday Generals Nat. Ivimball

and Tom Brown addressed an audience of threa thousand at Wheeling in Delaware county in their usual happy style, carrying conviction to tho hearts of all

who

heard them.

Friday morning Simeon and William Reno tho famnis Express robbers and desperadoes, wore taken to New Albany from tho Lexington jail, by two deputy Sheriffs of Scott county,and placed in tho Floyd county jail for safo keeping,

THE

H. NELSON will speak at

tho following times and places: Lebanon, Boone county, July 30th—at night.

Indianapolis Journal reports as one

of tho effects of tho recent hot weather, that a number of cows have gone blind either in ono or both eyes, in ono instance, at least, tho eyeball actually running out of the socket, as if it hud been melted by the extreme boat.

SKNATOR MORTON

THE

Buckeyo Base Ball Club, from

Cincinnati, now on a trip through the West, arjj meeting with great success, they having thus far defeated all their opponents by good scores. They will play with the Actives, of Indianapolis, on Wednesday afternoon, at three o'clock, at the State Fair Grounds.

EvansviTle German took tho 5:30 accommodation train Saturday morning, to go to St. James Station, on the E, & C. R. R. As the train was approaching the station, and had just commenced slacking jts speed, tha man jumped off, and was hurled violeutly into tho ditch, breaking his

ICE

in two places.

THE

Indianapolis Rink Association

have closed a contract for their building, which is to be completed by the 15th of September next. It will be one hundred feet on Tennessee street and two hundred feet on Georgia, and altogether equal to tho best establishment of the kind in the United.Statcs.

find tbe following afloat without tho owner's name, It isn't bad Dan Yoorhoes, the man who tickled Pendleton ribs with a butcher knife until he laughed himself to death in he{

Now York Couventiou, has just received the nomination by the Democracy of his old district for Congress. Is this the way fclie Indiana Democracy punish treason to a

FRESH BREAD

the men in New Albany want to

bo Mayor!'®*®. W*

has come homo to draw his

July coupons and dividends.^

WHO

exercises at Earlham

College are now in progrens.

SENATOR HENDRICKS

will bo "receipt

of Lafayette, died of

sun Etroke in Benton County, last week.

excessive heat killed a German,

nnmod Henry Schulthesi3, of New Bpslon, Spencer county, last week.

is expected that the reception of Senator Morton at Indianapolis to-mor-row night will bo a grand ovation.,

every evening at Hew

itt & Mvers. fS mm

WORD TO TH* WIS* IS SUFFICIENT. Great clearance sale of Dry Goods at cost prices at Saxton & Walmsley's. dlt.

Go TO Will Hewitt and Bit Myers for Ice Cream. Thoy mako tho best. d2t

A GOOD TIME to lay in a supply of flaunels for fnll and winter use is right nmo when you can get them at wholesale cost at tbe great sale now in progress at Sax* ton & Walmsley's. dlt.

wants that elegant "Elliptic"

Sewing Machine, made by the Wheeler & Wilson manufacturing Company. It is to be given to tho purchaser of the largest amount of Dry Goods, Notions &c., from July 25th to September 1st, 1868. Sec our column advertisement in this paper.

SAXTON

dlt.

BUT

To OUR

has resigned the

pastorate of the Baptist Church in Elkhart, to accept tho General Agency the State Sunday School Convention.

and General

0, Ynateh completed tho canvass of Posey county at Mount Yernon, on Saturday night.

Circular, of

the 23d, gives the following as the quotatiens for Indiana wool: Coarse, 40 to 43c medium, 42 to -14c. fine, 43 to 45c.

BYRUS,

this State, killed himself at the Oriental House, Indianapolis, on Saturday night' by pwallowing morphine. All for love.

NOBLE

Ross struck Balser Noah over

the head with brass knucks, near Flor" ence, Switzerland county, last week, gand fractured his skull, so that, he died in a fow minutes.

spaa.lea at Hnxallcn an

Friday, the 31st Gov. Baker and Gen. Veatch at the Pike county Convention ou Saturdaj", August 1st and Governor Baker at Haubstadt on Tuesday. August 4th.

Evansville Journal of Monday,

says: "Rev. G. F. Pentecost preached his farewell sermon to the First Baptist Church yesterday. He leaves for his now field of labor in Covington,

KJt.,

PATRONS

AND THR

GENERALLY'.—Owing

"TIGER "TIGER 1!" "TIGER 1! 11

THE "TIGER" IS LOOSE 1

SOME

RELIEF in this hot weather is af

forded by a convenient dress. The skirts of B. Weisz, opposite Post Office are pro. nounced unexceptionable in regard to ease and comfort. dwtf.

EMPRESB EUGENIE,

WEISZ.No.

THE "Tiger" is CATCHING!

ALEXANDER

will upeak at the

Court House, Indianapolis, ono week from Saturday night. Ho skinnod tbe Democracy by his Masonic Hall speech in 18G6, but a fresh' hide has been growing, and, though the task- is nauseating, it must bo stripped off.

Kid Gloves, $1,50.

Alexander Duchess Kid Gloves (Lace Back) $1,75. The best good3 in tho market at the prico. New arrivals at C. Wittig & Go's, 73 Main street. dtf

SEWINO MACHINES

STITCHTNO

EVERY' BODY

DAWSON, FORREST

SAVE

GRAHAM CRACKERS,

at C. I.

l2t

WAMLSLET.

YOUR

BREAD,

Rolls, Buns, Cakes

and Ice Cream of Will Hewitt and Rit" Myers. .,

PUBLIC

to recent changes

in the firm we sincerely regret that we have been compellod to disappoint so many of our customers, we being unable to supply tho demand lor articles in our line. But, in the future we will be fully prepared to serve all who may favor us with their patronage, and we hope those that have been disappointed in the past will continue their lavors in the future, and w»« will endeavor to fulfill all orders and demands promptly. Our Ice Cream Saloon will be open from 9 a. m. to 12 ni. and all lovers of good ice cream are cordially invited to call and partake of the same which only can be served by Hewett & Myers at their establishment, No. 22 South Fourth street. 28d2t

THE "TIGER" IS COMING

STRIPED,

of Clarke's Hill,

Checked and Plaid Swisses

and Organdies, Brilliants, India Twills, &c., &c.

large stock of Pianos on hand, five more elegant Instruments have just arrived at Kissner's Palace of Music—three Patent Cycloids and two Squares. dtf

LOOK OUT FOR THE TIGER!

A NEW ENTEPBISE—J.

LINEN DOYLIES

this morning."

MR. FRANK B. AINSWORTH,

Supeiin-

real gam flavor,

RIPLEY'S.

YOU WANT to buy a Switch.' If you want to get Curls. *, If you want a Waterfall. If you want to rent a Switch, Curls or Waterfall.

If you want to buy or sell Hair 1„Call at

AMALIA RITTERSKAMP

ner of Second and Walnut streets, opposite Wolch'sCarriage Factory, jyll-dlm

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

Bv reading in another Column of the paper W. S- Ryce & Co Explains where the "Tiger" can be seen and "Felt" for every body's benefit.

LEMONB

by the box, and old Potatoes

at $1,00 per bushel, at Ray & Bailey's.

NOTICE.—I

FOR

expect to be absent from

the city for several week?, and during my absence my Books and Papers will bo left with C. E. Grover, at Grcvor & Millers' Clothing store, No. 81, Main street, where all persons khowirft themselves Indebted to me either by note or book account, will please call and settle. 24-d2w JosErn

MOST BITTERS

EDSALL&CO.

JONES' CAMBRICKS!

English Long

Cloths! Fine 4 4 and 5-4 Nainsooks I Hair line Jaconets and Nainsooks 1 d^f

EDSALL

& Co.

MORE STAND-BYS.—To

the already

of the present day tha

are loudly puffed through the newspapers as having groat tonic and curativo properties aro vile compounds and base impo* aitions, containing no medical virtues whatever,and aro really very poor whisky beverages and, instead of acting as a stimulant and tonic, have a tendency to weaken the stomach by entirely destroying tbe coating. Tho public should therefore bo very cautions, and purchase none but Robach's Stomaeh Bitters, which have stood tho test as a remedial agent for many years, and aro reallj' as their name indicate, a stomach hitters, and •not a beverage. Thoy combine the properties of tho best Ionic 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 Roback's Blood Pills, are the safest and surest preventative against all billions derangements, thoroughly regulating the whole system and giving tone to the digestive organs. g^They are highly recommended as an invigorating tonic to mothers nursing, increasing the flow of milk, and for convalescents, to restore the prostration which always follows long-continued sickness thoy are unsurpassed. No house, hold should consider themselves safe from the ordinary maladies without these invaluable medicines. They can be obtained of any druggi9t. jyll-dwlm

FRUIT

and Napkins. 1

Damask and Snowdrop.

Table Cloths. Bleached and Brown Table Linens, dtf

EDBALL

ARS.

A. Foote has

removed his Seed Store one door west, to the building recently burned and rebuilt, No. 65 Main street, which business he will still carry on, but as it does not afford employment for the entire year, he has added to it a very extensive and well assorted stock of Teas, Coffees, Sugar and Spices. The attention of the public is called to this stock as it can be confidently asserted that it is superior to any in Terre Haute, and prices lower considering quality than can be found, dwtf

& Co.

Hero Self-sealing Glass Gallon, per dozen $3,75 1 Quart, dozen 3,25 liV Pints, dozen 3,00

Liichwortb'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 1* Quart dozen 1,25

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

GROVER

To THE

to whom the fomale

world is indebted for the introduction of crinoline, is said to have added an elegant improvement. Wonder whether our unceasing B.

to sell or rent at

Riddlos. _27-dtf-

wants to see tho "TIOER'

SOMETHING

TnE Blackborry season has begun.— Ray & Bailey have them fresh eVffy evening at 5 o'clock. Go and leave your orders. lOdtf

& Co., corner

and Ohio streets, give v. 2 Plugs fine Tobacco, for 25c. 2 Pair Ladies' Hose, 25c. 2 Boxes Paper Collars 25c.

Prints 12$. Stamped Aprons, 40c. Queensware, less than cost. ,.,a Hoop Skirts, from 75c to $100. Ladies' Shoes, from 50c to $1 25.

CREAM BISCUIT,

Lemon Crackers and

Dayton Crackers, at C. I.

RIPLET'S.

your money for tho "TIOER"

THREE

MORE ORDERS of

ing received at ^Riddle s. They go because they are cheap.

BUILDERS.—Mantlesand

TRADE.—Wards

Paper Collars and Cuffs. The Dickens. The Black Crook.

GOLD

AND

12, South 4th street,

has not by the Atlantic Cable received already, the pattern of it. dw-tf

NOTICE

EVERY BODY SHOULD KNOW,

the cheapest place to buy Hats i» at Westfall's, No. 85 Main streot. dtw.

BU8INES8

GROVER.

the best variety of Fruit Jars, go

to Brown & Melvin'e. 30dtf

SHANNON.

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 always on hand* nd for sale by. dtf A.

celebrated

The Prince of Wales. Gents reversible linen finished cloth lined CuIT. C.

73 Main stoet, Sole wholesale Agents. Sold at list prico, five per cent off. dtf.

BEFORE

BUYING your summer Hats

c&il and examine our new and desirablo styles in both straw and fur, at No. 85 Main streot. dtw.

SILVER INSTITUTION,

LOCAL NOTICES.

Tlie (Sreat Remedl'.—In this season

of the

yjar

•ver

PANS

just be

27-atf.

Grates, all

styles and prices. Fiie-brick just re oeivod. Call and see at

BALL'S.

FRESH VEGETABLES

d2w.

every

Ray & Bailey's.

day, at lOdtf

\._

brought to our knowledge. Sold

gists and dealers. Dr.

DIRECTORY.

ATTORNEYS?'®^.*-V

Win". E. McLean, 96 Hain street." .'' Baird* Craft, 8*Mala Street. Scott Da j, 60 Ohio Street.

ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS.

J. A. Yiydagti, corner Main and Fifth. 011ft AM illinms, corner Ninth anil Mnlborry

BAKERS.

Frank HfiinIgftBro^TafayotttSirct.

s. cor

BILL POSTING.

QeoytY. Relfiralder,at thU office. j..

FEKCKLI LOTION.'-

FEBBT, 49

WITTIO

& Co.

En*

larged assortments of Gold, Gilt, Jot, and Guttapercha jewelry. Gold and Silver chains, Table silver, Varieties ot Teasets, Ice pitchers, Waiters, Goblets, Wine and Water stands, Castors, Ico tubs, Cako Baskets, Sugar and Cream sets, Card stands, Celery and Flower vases, Butter dishes, Sirup cups, Fruit stands, Fruit knives, Ecfg and Custard stands, Napkin rings, .Knivpn and Forks, Coffee urns&c., &e., the largest assortment in the Town or Stato at

JOHN R. FREEMANS.

No. 5, Warrens Block.

FANCY DYEING, SCOURING

PAIRING.—H.

done neatly to order at

Riddlo's. 27-dtf.

AND

Reiners still continuasto

clean and color all kinds of ladies' and gentlemen's wear in any fashionable shade also has a practical tailor engaged to repair pent's clothes in the neatest stvlo. dtf

CHANGE.—JE.

R. Robbina

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

R. ROBBINS.

FOR

nature demands an assistant in driv

ing out the morbifir substnni collected in the blood, which is sure to generate billions complaints and derange the entire human system,— The only remedy adequately effectual in cases of this character is Mlshler's Herb Bitters, which thoroughly purifies the blood, corrects all the irregularities of the system, it

—Situated

FOR

bjgall

Jt.s fSl

BOOTS AND SHOES.

N. Andrews, tfaln itreet, bet. Fifth and Sixth Chaa. E. Bngglea, 1U North Fourth street.

BOOKS AND STATIONERY, I Bart let ft Austin, 101 Main street.

J. P. McDonald, Postolllce Lobby. .-i M. W. O'Connelt, Main street east of onrth.

CONFECTIONERY AND BAKERY.

MfO»e & Hewitt, No. £2 sooth 4th stroet

3 CARRIAGE FACTORY.

Harper, Wfldy & Co., Cor. 2d and Walnut.

CLOTHING.

W. H. Bannister, 79 Main.Street. Grover A Miller, SI Main Street. 7.

COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.

E, Garvin A Owen, Principal, cor. 6th & Wain.

COMMISSION AND GRAIN.

Lyne & Lawoj, Main at., near corner of Ttb. E. B, Bryant Co., East Slain Street. John lianeyA Co., First St., on Canal Basin.

DENTISTS.

L. II. Bartholomew, 167 Main street. feS i# a C'. O. Lincoln, fith at., between Main and Ohio. J. Richardson,Ohio street, bet. Third and^4th.

DYE MOUSFb

H. F. B.'ineri, Bt»in, between fith and ?th'.*ts H.'Olaridjfe, No. 8 North 4th xt.

DRY GOODS.

Tuoil, Blpioy & Co., corner 5th and Mntn'sf riefl W. S. Ryco& Co., 77 Main street. C. Wittig A Co.. 73 Hain street. Edsall 4 Co., corner Fourth and Mftin Saxton Walmsloy, 111 Main street. Cornelius It Haggerty, corner Main and Third

DRUGGISTS.

Ira Grover4,"Fourth street, opposite Market. Barr, GuUck ft Berry, corner Main and Fourth. I. L. Halian ft Co., corner Main and Sixth, ,1. ft H. A. Davis, corner Main and Third.

FARMING IMPLEMENTS.

Jones Jones, east Bide Pnblic Square. Lyne ft Lawes, Main St., near enrnor 7ih.i

GAS AND STEAM FITTERS.

F. Geiger, Gas ami Stenm Fitter, Main Stroot, between »th anrt 7th.'

GUNSMITH AND STINCIL CUTTER

John Armstrong, Ohio street, east of Third.

HATS AND CAPS.

Jieeph !.

Yates, 145 Maln.street.

"..HOTELS.

National House, corner Slxth'ftiut Main. Clark Honse, corner Ohio and First. Terre UauseHoufe, corner Main and Son-nili. Early House, West end Main street.

HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS.

R. Buclcell, Sonth Fourth street. Wm. B. Manning, Ohio St., East of 4th.

ICE DEALERS.

Jacob Steinmehl, CS Maiu Street. ,racnl llay—Orders at Rippetoe's.'

INSURANCE AGENTS.

Smtt ft Crane, Main street, east of Fifth.

JEWELLERS.

H. R. Freeman, 74 Main street. John R. Freeman, 5 Warren's Block

JOB PRINTER.

.lulin A. Bryan, 116 Main Street.— .-_

MUSIC DEALERS.

J. a. Lindemann, 91 Main street. L. Kissner, Palace of Music, 4B Ohio street.

MECHANICIAN. ,'c,

A. Tittman, 201 Main street.

MILLINERY.,-

Mrs. M. Wroth, 68 South 4th Street. Mrs. M. H. Abbott, opposite Post Office. Mrs. M. A. Walter, 85 Main street, up stairs.

NOTIONS AND TRIMMINGS.

T. H. Riddle, 151 Main itreet.

PLUMBER.

B. Buckell, South Fourth street.~

RAILROAD AGENT.,

James H. Turner, at McKeen ft .Paddock's Mill.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

Grimes ft Archer, corner Main and 3d St. Hlckcox, Scott ft Co., 60 Ohio Street. RETAIL GROCERS. Joseph Strong, 190 Main street.

SKIRTS AND CORSETS.

B. Weisz, opposito Post Office.

STOVES AND TINWARE.-

O. Foster Smith, one.door East of Hulman'si S. R. Henderson, Fourth street, South of P. O James B, Haggerty ft Co., 187 Main street.

SEEDS AND IMPLEMENTS,

J. A. Foote, 66 Main street.

CANTWELL.

UNDERTAKER.

Isaac Ball, corner Third *3d Chsrry. M. W. O'Oontell, Main Street.

Moth Patches, Freckles and Tan.— Tha only Sellable Remedy for those brown discoloration! on the face is "PCBBT'S

MOTH

AMUSEMENTS.

AND

Prepared only by

DR. B. O

Bond St., Hew Tork. Sold everywhere.

mh27-6meod

WANTED.

WANTED. BOAEDERS. A few more young men ean be accommodated with room and board at J. W. BARNETT'f, ovor T. H. Biddel's Store, 161 Main Street, between Fifth and S'xth. ,jy23d'2t

medium sized

FIBE PBOOF SAFE, also a

WANTED.—i

second hand Fll

small counter SHOW OASE. Address O. Box 704. ,iy21Jlw

FOR SALE.

SAXE—IMMEDIATELY

HOUSE AND LOT at a bargain. Good part of the city, Bnpposed to bo the oheapest house in town. Enquire of JOHN J. KEY, Ohio street, between 3d and 4th. It Is a profitable investment for speculators, or to

UTS

in. jy28a :t.

SALE.—STOVE,

TIJN

and

AOBIOULTCBAL STOBE in tho city of1 Torre Haute, Indiana, with or without the Tinnor's Tools, vrblch area (nil and number one sett. Stcck of ?jods, about four thousand dollars, and well selected for the trado. House well established and in a good location. Rentlo— and house largo. Will sell for part cash, the balance in payments to suit, with interest. Tnls is an exrellent opportunity for psrtlej that wish to invest tn this bualness. Terre Hanta Is one of tbe most thriilng cities in the State, and has a l:\rge trade from Illinois and adjoining conntles.

Caose of selling—to change I'minein. Addreo jylldwlm P. 0. Box 4»4, Terre Hauto, Ind.

FOR

SALE—A two-story brick

Business House, with dwelling attached, onedcor ea of McKeen

Taddock's

East Main Str.et,

Mill,

will be eeld 011 reasonable

term" Will take a dwelling In the city in part par. Enquire on the premises. 22dlm

FOR

SALE.---I wish to oell mjT

House and Lot, new occupied

South Fifth street, ol

by Ir.Thomp

son, eituated on tbe corner of Sixth abd Mnlberry streets. For particulars, enquire

at No.:r4

MKS MANN,

JuneSOd'Jm A Mrs. Buckingham.

SALE—SEwirfa

drug,

S. U.Harttnan A To

Pro*

prietors, Lancaster, Pa. dwlw

Pore Crystal Ice.—The undersigned

is now prepared to furnish tha public with clear healthy Bmrand Spring Pond lee fcr the eeaaon, at low rates. Two wagons will run daily, and tuppljr all Boaineaa Honse*and Private Families. Orders left at tha Fust

McDonald, or at the Washington Saloon, will meet with prompt attention. Those wishing a pore, healthy article, of loo, well to order from

»S046B JACOB STKIHKIHL.

Having purchased a Singer Sewing Machine,Iwish to dispose of a Wheeler

Machine that

the gen

eral constitution, and produces parfect health and good spirUs where now Is general debility, nervousness, etc. For all diseases

^arising

from im

purities of the blood. Mlihler's Herb Bitters is pronounced by the highest medical authorities the most certain,speedy and agreeable remedy extant.

Thousands have tested Its efficaoy, and declare it Is the greatest as Istant of nature In her con flict with disease, that

-he

light of science has

O RENT. A Comfortable

DWELLING,

2idtf

jyldtt

FOR

Office, with

Ash

HALL.

J}OWLING

EXTRA CARD

Tnesday

German Actor

28th.

Evening, July

Grand Testimonial Benefit

Hr.

QEORCUE KVSKFX,

Latft of LiEra's MISSTBKLS

Tendered hint by his friends and the citizens of Terro Haute.

A Novel and Select Inlertainncnt will bo given ou tho occasion, by tho principal Artists of the city, who have In the molt generous maiinir, volunteered their valuable services Mr. C. A. CDQOA'rf Full Orchestra and Brass

Ban4.

Mr WILLIAM PELLI9IEB, the English and German Tragedian Mr J- SKEJiAN, the popular English and

Mr. 0. L. HC'l FKIDEll, baa consented to appear. PBOV SOWEIT, tho popular Pianist aoJ Mnaloiau. Mr A. LYONS, the Bocitationiet. Mr. QEoBGK KONK.BL, in his copular Ballads

Other attractive Novelties will bo presented in the bills of tho day Doors open at7?i, To commence ai O'COCK. Admission 60 Cents

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

THE THE

"TIGER"

4'TIGER"

THE

"TIGER"

COMPETITION DISTANCED!!

BTTY GOODS EVERYBODY. FRNILK TRRAV .ARE CHEAP! Oar Stock i« tooI&rgj to enumerate, bnt ACtiro Unyera will bo .\mply repaid for romlng to (he

"DOWN TOWN" STORE,

As every Department will undergo the same re iVnctinn in prices as the following Hill's 4-4 Bleached Muslins 18 cts Good yard wide 15 cts Merrimack, Sprague and all best

Prints 12A Ginghams 18 cts Domestic De Laines IS cts Honejr-comb (guilts 1,50 Swiss Organdio Muslins 4R rts

These. Goodi are. Worth Cf C'ents /n

IMnin, Bufi, Pink And Blue Oivinriit* aril JACONET LAWNS FIFTY t'fcNTS These are the very heat qnalitj*, and liA\e been •Ailing at. 0.r rent*.

The

White Luce

Points,

Hoop Skirts

When loo late, after having supplied their wants at much higher prices—elsewhere—thinking this only a» advertisement to

DRAW TRADE.

To all sii'h, disappointment will be ttaoir fate, we shall 'lo even more, instead of less than we ADVERTISE.

Look out for Low Prices!

u- From this time out, at

RTCE

iMUSICAL.I.

THE PEOPLES PL1TF0RM

i-if. roR

FALL CAMPA1CN

Oi" 1S08,

1. Meu.'f »U f*:lii-« agree lial 111) tamfrlaUs far put,Ho favi.r are tho best ovor brought 01U a platform.

•/.

They havo boon tried for years, have stood undlnohingly, havo come up to eiythirv that thev were recommended to bo, ind aretbepooples choice everywhere. 3. In opposition to all v. iie-worker1 and petty depredators mv candidates havo steadily rose up, gathered trenflh and stamls day united as the strongest host ever known in the history of the country.

S E E

Tbe finest and best lot of

PIANOS

SALE —HOUSE and LOT

corner of 12th and Eagle streets

contains Ave rooms, well, cistern, cellar, and sup plied with nil kinds ot shrubbery. Enquire on thepreml.es- jelldlu

cash.

•Jdtf

Wilson

FOR RENT.

Frouble

I't.

have been using. It is in good

order, and one

.nvigorates

the best. Will be sold for $2.",

SABAU B. EI7EB,

)R REIsT.—The east half of a

Brick House on Eagle Street, third

door east of Gth Street. Inquire on the North East corner of Oth and Eagle. Jy25dlw

in the north part of town, ti

Inquire lit tbe Store of

rooms and kitchen, cellar, cistrrn and stable.—

.1. A E. W. ROSS. 1

OR RENT—STORE ROOM.—

good Business Boom in the National House Bnilding, fronting on 6th

Street. Bent reasonable,

JACOB B0T7. A SON.

RENT—Two good business

Booms, jrith Cellars aol a suit

each, tn tbe second story, In the Odd Fellows Building, on Third street, near the Public Square. Tarms reasonable. Enquire of

29dtf

J. H. TUBNEB. L. A. BUBHET,

B. A

and all otber kinds of Musical Instru

ments ever oll«red for

3»le

found at Kiisner'sPalace of Maslr.

Hundreds of purchasers who have bsen

Purchasing largely tor

MAOITINE.

ra-.h,

No old rusty

«tock

6. I

Corner 3d Walnut stroets.

on band to get rid

TKKKK-HAIJ TK. 1M I

\tl

EGARY

YOUNG

S \J SNOLI6M AND VHSNOB, in

of rooms

MORRIS

Boarding and DayPupils,

1527 ANf) 162» 8PBUCE STBKET, PHILADELPHIA, PENNA. Will re-epen on Monday, Sept. 22I!

ATTORNEYS.

jjRO. P. BAIBD. CUAKLES CCCFT.

BAIRD

& CRUFT,

?.nntht-Hii

Black aca

Points Selling at

Cents

r-Sci ti On the Dollar/ J,-' f!-.l

Ton will have to pay ?1.fill for theni elsewhere. s*. "s::

White Goods, Piques, Hosiery, Gloves, Trimming.*\ Parasols, Pans, ttc., £e., :. iVi-j ip*f ",C« 50^7'

Haye Caught the Tiger

Fearfnlly. and prices nre bleeding prcfutely.

.• is ..•••! ••,»=*

Attorneys at Law, jui Orrtct.—No. 82 Main Street, up stairs. feb!2dtf

Wm. E. McLEAN,

Attorney »n4 Conna«Uorat Law. —ANB—

GKNKRAL COLLECTING AGENTxe

Terro Hante, Ind. OmcE.—Ne.PG-Main Street. der&dlj

DENTISTRY.

R. Ii.

II. BARTHOLOMEW

Sramtos AND

MKCBANICAI*

V, BUT.SCii

ut,

E N I S

Snccesgor to Br. T*. M. WELD, No. 157 M«ln 9t. National Block, Terrs Heate, Ind. [ASOdtf

I A S O N

E N f" I

The

OUT! OUT! OUTJ

srooKMoa TO DU. A. B. dmim.

OFFICK-rOn Ohio, between 3d »un 4ib au^t. apl5dtf iU VI ii 'TJcmft-l&AT*. It* *.

JJR. C.

LINCOLN,

Oldest Established Dentist* In Terre Halite

Ohio,

give satisfaction In all ea*««

prrioa-^n eiUth Jtreaty between. Mala »ud i.e dior sonth ,f Satkn»l BoMh* Uniing liivl up*»rti« I eighteen fear*' expe-' iluace in lenti»try, ho fp ronfldent' «V«t -tie can*

HOTELS.

UN TIN UOUSK.

^D.

jQ X1'.

STUNKARD,

Prop'r.^.

t'-orner Public dqoaro, »r.J»er

Torro Haute, Indiana.

HOARD, fca.OO PJCB DAV..3

JACOB BCTK. 010. C. BUT

NATIONAL HOUSE,

«.v,m.SIXTH Mimihtstr,

TERBK HAUTfc, liND.

JACOlt BITZ A SUN .PROPKHTMRS.

Tl is rinnp" has b»en thoroBfhly refnroUUe l. my23taly

A O S RNIK or rissT onto rrkun. Torre llftutc, Indiftna.

W: B.KB1FF1TH

ZSI-M and

French Nirlpe

•ilMlHAMs

PEKOAiRS

CENTS!

Job

Greatest

IN—

F.NN fiOOBS

Ai 2 Vents a inn/, F.ver Offered.'

JOSEPH

$1,50

Sold Heretofore at Two Dollars.

to.?-.: -ni*

NOTION DEPARTMENT.

O-

...frontletor

Onica of MarHh&U, Mcnte^uma and Palastiue Hack Lines. Free Buss to and from all Trains. noT2Sdtf.

mERRE HAUTE HOUSE,

MAUN AND MtVKN'fO STftlSTS,

Terre Haute, Xullana.

This Hotel nas recently been refitted, and put lu (Irst-clASS order, offering accommodations unsui passed In the State. 8IBLET A TtlKNEK, frop'ru.

•1A ,i3

ii-l-flUTt' a ET 44,8M

r.:

9TRONU,

•fi- .iv

Wholesale & Retail tiroeer,

'..i No. 190 Main Sfre .™ r- xU rfj I,-.

COFFEE and SUtiAR by the

poniid, 100 ponnds, bag and

barrel..,^*11^

O.JAVA

A::~

Tricss prupprtion'od to the amount

pnr.-bused

Good Butter and Picnic -t.0!' Oraekers 8

iO,

7«E

SKEPTICi

Will take warning and not "flee'

"Buckeye" Cash Store,

i-3c.

Cove Oysters, 1 lb. Cans,

$1.85 perdfoifeh.

Teas by the pound or caddy,

from $125 to $2,40.

COFFEE.

CEYLOMJAVA GOLDEN KIO

Stock large, fresh and complete -':'1' V. if ea ,T»M«rM|«i t#»a«tewooa The interest of Customers' ctoseh/ liatched.

•'cjt-fctedl.oe

15 Barrels of Cider Vinegar on hand and for sale low. .n-iii fit MNM .WSTft! m-*VX-¥ A) i*. .ItjBM tH

*3 *2 a\--. A

J^EMOVAL

5if .v

RAILROAD AGEJSCy.

I ha'?®

moved my olBre

McKeen

•Watdrr»ti8

as low,

Sa(erlntendaut

in the Wet, can be

using

my Pianos for years, agree that they aro the beat lasting Pianos known.

also, by occu

pying the extensive bnilding of my own, thns saviog costly rents,

enstomers will receive

tbe

benefit of all such savings and greater ri a in can be had of inetban ever known In the history of the Piano trade heretofore.

off,

bat everything new, and adding the latsst Imported Novelties constantly to It.

am in favor of all parties uniting with me on this platform and

shall makj special efforts

to get yenr vote this Fall.

L. KISSNEB'S^

PALACE OF MUSIC,

No. 4W, Ohio Street,

FP.ISOH

Paddock's

Mill, whero I wonld bo pleased to see my old friends and customers.

Through receipts given on shipmuntj of produce tonll Eastern Cities, Ail Rill, and Ball an

& CO.,

%ad

time

«s

qolck

compotingf lia*"i. Grain In

rowiii withoat

as Buy

tnlk

sbijp.d

New

JAMES

Eugl«h(l

TCRNBB,

chia^e of

apn24i)tf

cars.

Agt.

gRA7.li COALP. .IF]

wonld rcspectfuii inform

their old customers and tho clticen* of Terre Hauto generally, that

SAMUEL MERB?

low. Coal Dealers supplied

The Superintendent

is their

authorized agent for Bra-|l Splint or Block Ooal. All orders tott wttli htm will be promptly attended to. Now is tho time to order, while the price

tha lowest market price.

Addrosp, V. BUTSPH it (O., Innlanapoln, or, JOHN ANDREW, Bra. il. JjZMSm

rjO CONSUMERS OF GAS. v.

On account of tho recent illness of tt-e Soperlntendant, consnmers of Gas are requested to call at the office or the Company, on Blxth Street, adjoining the workr, and settle their OMbills now dne.

will be in

A. M. until

attendance from

v. for receipt of the name.

Gas Fitters aro hereby notified that a plan (t the pipe rnn In any building, plainly drawn on paper, with

tb,' Bi.-.e,

and length of each

by the

Intpectorof

F1BST CLASS

«ise,

rnu

in aef-ordance with th. rules ol tha CozBpauj, ill hereaf'ee be required

(irevions

to Inspection

tlie Oompanv. GEOBGE BUGAN,

Terre Hante

Has

Light

C...

SCii

TERRE

HAUTE NOVELTY

WORKS, BY

TITTMAN & CO.

V». iii, St., opposite Post flirt-, Terro Hante, Ind.<p></p>MarHijtrmi

MopRr.p, DFourth

BAWIKQS iKT LTQIIT

MF.ATLV F.XirpT*i».

99" IiefrnrliBi 'a Br«esh-L Mbdtng dbot Qtm also Tittman a Br ecL a^d Mu7/. le Lu«der m»d«

der from new »r old iuak«riiil«.

to \.

liemHria^ frompilj AtUa4ei to.

UNDERTAKERS

ID T*

NDERTAKER V^

M. W. O CONNELL Having purchased back from

Uruber

and having

INSTITUTE,

tho language of the Family and la constantly spoken in the Institute

MADAME P'flERYILLT,

lel7d3msod Principal. #£tOf

-"ft

E. W

had

bunines*,

Ohadwlct,

Co., the Undertakers Establishment,

seven y»ars experience In the

i. new

IK ft,"

rial

prepared to farntan MetoHc

Case*, (.'asketi,

and Wooden

CofflPt,'

of all

styles and si/.es. Troni the best and largest stock of burial material in

tlie tfiftte, at 104

Terre ilaste,

Maiu Street,

Indiana.

dwtf

Terro Haa toy 29 Ma

8 A A

UNDEBTA KEH

prepared to execute' orders in hia line with neatneaa and dispatcb rcer of third and Cherrf treats. Terre Haote, Indiana. Jan20-5-4wt{

f.r

aiK

•.i*rir btl ijr TTT'

Jctrea -.