Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 14 October 1868 — Page 4

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give this morning special die-

patches from Indianapolis, Sullivan, Motfrce 903 Lawrence counties, besides

Associated Press dispatches in detail afrom the States Indiana, Obio and Penniaylvabia.-

Ia anptWr piaca we give tbe result in •this eOUDty. ao far a* heard from up to .fear o'clock, tbe titno qf going to press. .Besides,tbe figure there givwi, we b&ve

the following Sugar Oreefc township give3 a Kapubican majority of 21 lor the State and COTJflty ticket, oxcopt TurneT 2, and Filbock 1 majority. 'J"

JTayette township is Reported to have given a Democratic majority of 34Loet Creek gives a Democratic majori

ty of 10. Pemocratio xajo:iy?3 are expected in thf4o^?hsb1ps jot to.,,bear from, as follows: Linti^Oj lpO Vierson, TO Riley

35,. '•jT.'-r.

TftUiDg ,|hsso figures and we baretbo

|roor|

Third Ward

'JO 2.,

fiftb

omth "Ward Ward .£. pvc,

Pralileton Nevlria Otter Creek Prairie Creek.,...,.

Blywe Lost Creek,......r..,w Linton, e«tfmated at t'ierion, Riley,./

calaboose last evening to keep him out of mischief.

Don't miss the opening performance of the Dvummor Boy at Dowling Hall to nigbt.

The SALoojrs were closed yesterday, a general, acquiescence being made to the proclamation of the Mayor. i_'

Baths.—Tho Bath House is now open on each Wednesday and Saturday after noons and Sunday morning.

Rembmbib that Dr. Spinney remains at the Torre Haute House for this week only. Give him an early call.

To-KiaiffiR—SThe Drummer Boy" at Dowliog Hall. Remembdr that it is for charity. Buy your tickets at an early hour.

Coming & Again.—Emerson,

For GovertwrSj-

Congress.

Wm.

9:66 A.M.

'•-t" atouva, •$5®T «r.._^Ac^^odaifoto .«^....4:06 '4:05 p.

..3:00 P.

HqCKYILLB XXT*HBI0»

4:45 *. Ui,..im-'

iHUVB.

EIBCTI6NS.

Allen

Mannrag'a Minstrel's will return to this city Thunday evening, Oct. 223. playing three nights.

Republicans anticipating a chango of re3idehce, Before tbe "3a of November, should move to-day, in order to preserve tbo privilege of voting for President. r"

Swfb^qk.—Tho right of suffer-age was enjoyed yesterday afternoon at the First Ward polls, as the voters stood in line under hot suz», an ho'ir or more awaiting their turn to vote.

Gar.rr intorest is taken in tbe produc. tion of the "Drummer Boy." This is right, as the proceeds are to be used for tbe sapport'flTmif SoTdiara' poor. Buy your tickets for to-aight, and be sure to see ft.

Don Move.—Republicans circulate

11 a

J.mor.til.J'xom one

votin^3pfl!i^$4o niiat^^,™iriT9r {his day,

doprivos tho votor of the privilege.of votinj at the Presidential election.

Man Shot!—Monday night after the Democratic, speaking at the Terre Hauto House had loaed, .Tames McMahan, who resides east of tho Passengor Depot, was shot in tho thigh, infiioting a painful, but not serious "Wound. As no&r as we can learn his only oflonae was a cheer given for Grant. Daring tho melee ten or iwel*o pistol shots were fired, and it ia not a that no more seriiius results followed.

A Tebrible accident occurred at Brazil about one o'olock p. jr., last Saturday. As a freight train was passing at sleeken. cd speed, a son of Captain W. B. Shaw, eight or nine years oW, took hold of and clung to one of the cars, intending, after onjoying a short ride to jump off but his foot slipped, and ho fell with one leg. across tho rail, and tho car passed over it, cutting it entirely off. and horribly mangling the other. Experienced surgeons wero called, who amputated his leg Sat

W. W. Ramsey.......".• ^80 30J. 287 E I 3 0 6 2 5 3

Senator. 3

S 8 1 4 2 6 7 2 9 2 8 5 J. JB. Bdmands. ..^'/^5 3li6 203 256

Representative*. isai--- -308

I. N. Pierce 382 263 299 287 E. Hamilton............... 377 264 299 286 S.C. Davis ....^^.. 311 208 310 256 3 1 2 5 0 9 3 0 5 2 5 5

For Clerk. \a*

10:35 A. K.

Jas.H. Turner 365 260 272 280 M. Hollinger 213 337 258 For

Titasurer.

M. 3. Rankin.......:?~..Tf'377 264 288 292 S. A.Hull 313 207 318 250

N. Filbeck.....%.Ci.t&S:. ^74 259 287 280 W. H. Stewart 308 210 315 260

Real Esiaie Appraiser,

James Burgan.... Jas. H. Mullen

Commissioner.

B. G. Trueblood E. Paddock.

Surveyor.

Alex. Cooper Robert Allen

Coroner.

D. B. Weir Chester Adams

Toe

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,•34 10 100 -70 -'35

4 8 4 345

345

139

These figures give an estimated Republican majority of 139 on tho general ticket-. ..."

The entire Republican ticket is elected, with probably the exception of Turner, for Olorlr, and Filbeck for She*iff.

The Drummer Bot to night.:

Not

a case

was triod in Mayor's

court yesterday.

drunkeh man

was placed !n the

crowd, facing northwest, and Mr. Cornwell was on the opposite side street, near McEeen's Bank. Some one standing back of me and in

•g

y'324

v?jf

front

.§

2&2

W. Cantor 372

Yotino.—Arrbsts..—Royal

T. Nott and John Romine were arrested yesterday for illegal voting. On oxamins at ion before Esq. Denehie, they were re quired to give bond in tho sum of two hundred dollars each for their appearance at tho Circuit Court, which was given. Langford Peek was also required to givo bond in a similar sum for making a false affidavit for John. Duffer, an illegal voter. Duffer succeeded in making his escape from the city before arrest. "Warrants are out for the arrest of several other illegal voters.

Editors Express The following is a true statement of how the difficulty between Mr. Cornwell and myself originated on last Saturday at the Democratic meeting in this city.

I was standing near the north crossing, at corner of J.

H. A. Davis' Drug Store,

watching the procession as it passed. I wM standing immediately in

p* •o

(To^adJJafcer. 377 265 300 287 Tb«*. A.Hendricks...... 315 210 309 255 JPor

3oa 288

D. w. yoorfa^..,...,^3i8 211 309 254

For C.P. thulge. "t.v«

Saml. P. Maxwell...M... 378 265 300 286 John T. Scott ..........^J3$ ?09 254

Garni P. Prosectiior^. ,^n

379 265 298 287 312 209 309 254

376 265 298 286 315 208 308 254

David Christy Jno. D. Murphy...../..

,:374 264 297 280 •316 209 310 2G0

Assr. Harrison Tp.

374 247

of Davis' Drug

Stjore said, "Hurrah for Grant." Mr. Cornwell Baid, "Dry that up."— Yesterday was your day-to-day is cur's.') The person again said, "Hurrah for Grant." Mr. Cornwell then came across tbe street, stopped very close to me and said, "Dry tnat up, or we will clean you you out." I looked up, and in a pleasant manner said, Mr. Cornwell, "hurrah for Grantwhen he raised his cano and struck the.

Then

I stepped back, raised

my crutch and struck him back. Tbe words I have stated above, are the

only

words that I addressed to Mr.

Cornwell, either before, or after he struck me. John Paddock. Txbre Hautk, Oct. 13, 1868.,"^,

The above statement of Mr. Paddock is correct with the exception of tbe impression which seems to have been made upon his mind in. regard to the cause of my language "Dry it up." When using these words 1 did aot mean dry up hurrahing for Grant, but I did mean the throwing of stones, as I had been informed wasoeing done from that locality, and when I passed over from the opposite side of tho street to where I was informed •tones came from, I repeated "Dry it up." I nleant throwing of stones—not Grant. About this time observed a man addressing me as I supposed in language not respectful. I did not hear what he

drj^:

up0n

10?03-

ing his statement, to warrant me

•S a,.I 2 fc O fi

364 238 170 97 t5 126 145 162 215 138 100 159 92 112

366 239 171 97 75 127 145 162 215 137 100 159 91

363 237 167 '97 76 12$" 164 216 138 100 159 90

364 235 173 97 76 127 161 218 135 100 158 91«

365 235 i70 97 76 127 163 218 138 100 158 91

363 238 163 96 75 128 143 163 215 148 101 159 88 114

348 232 165 93 74 108 138 169 214 138 103 160 107 115

366 236 171 97 75 127 161 217 137 100 159 91

378 264 298 288 315 210 309 253

cheapest,

Laces, go

dlt

Boy will be again

played for a few nights, commencing at Dowling Hall this evening, with nearly tbo same cast as when so successfully plaj^JNce-befo^^The^tOMwb ana16 ba giyon-to the relief of tbe widows and orphans of deceased soldiers. It is un necesnaTy W urge a liberal patronage as this wilt follow as a natural consequence.

front

Now is

H, B. Cobnwell,

October 13, 1868.

After having a free conference with Air. Cornwell, and hearing his statement, Children can buy goods as I believe that at the time ho struck with parents at Grenicr & Forrest's. bis cpne he did not recognize me, and 11 would say that I havo no illfeeling to ward him whatever, •John Papdoce.

October f3,~186Sr~ r}3"

Case

Plain Alpacca, handsome

colors, 20cts per yard, just received. 14-dlw Tuell, Riplet & Co.

Tape Caskets and Needle Books, at dlt Saxton & Walmslet's.

For Sale.—A good Counter, supplied with iloors and shelves underneath, will be sold cheap. Enquire at B. Weisz's Skirt Factory. 14-dlw

The largest aod handsomest assortment of Cloakings in the State, at 14-dlW TTFELL, Biplky & Co. "..O 1 Case handsome French Merinos, 73cts and $1.00. 14%^IW Tuell, Ripley & Co.

Knick-Knacks and Notions

tum,

at Saxton

urday evening, but despite all their efforts Ncm.-A choioe vmrtoty of .Y.fe of ihi. tosavohim, he dted Sunday monung at

a A ii TO rs i-l »v^!nO sti'." v:in« 51

growthcw

ad infini

Walmblet's.

be fonadat S. Storm'.

..8a»v

,, .a. •9 fe ia 1»#4»3045« 5 "ft

.mswtavft'i to

jssst* fi

Aw«a mwrtu «V

'ft!!

3C6 236 170 97 75 127 364 236 170 92 75 127 163 217 136 100 159 91 160 212 137 100 159 91

348 224 16a 94 73 114 172 233 135 103 161 99

if.

S*!

svnW'1

365 236 171 96 75 127 144 162 216 135 100 159 91 112

364 237 172 93 75 127 163 216 136 104 159 9]

275 278 262 248

Quijet Election.—Contrary to the feara of many law-abiding and order* loving citizens tbe election passed very quietly in this city yesterday. The only disturbance being that of a small knockdown at tbe First "Ward polls.

349 234 95

steck of Embroideries and

Saztok

oror."—Hartfort

Walmslbt's.

'Tis tbe penalty of nature that all must fade and wither." The first inroad upon our personal charms is generally denoted "by the hair, and in most caseB prematurely. Lot all who would preserve their natural capillary adornments make baste to apply that never-failing •Barrett's Vegetable Hair Res-

Courants^

Elegant

WatebproOi' CJdakings '?c

of the

Fanier Reception Skirts, 13-tf Edball & Co.

Ladies buying Skirts at Weisz's Factory can have them repaired free, dwtf Removal.—Austin, Sfaryer & Co's Hardware store is removed to 172 Doming Block. 17dtf. is 7^

Something New.—"Orient" or "Occi cident" Paper Collars,

dtf. ——r 8i Main street. 1

A new

the time

Sam F. Badqlet is going to make Oysters a speciality, therefore can offer inducements. dtf

Notice

real linen

Jab for spiced and preserved

Fruits at

.^»,«0. I. Rkley's.

IJSR4AK

•&-' '1

dtf

to think of buying

yoUr Fall and Winter Clothing, and the best place to leave your orders is at Groveb & Milleb'b

Our stock is complete, both in Piece Goods and good Ready-Made Clothing. Also, a great variety of "Underwear, Collars, Ties, Scarfs, Glsves, etc. in short, everything in the Gents' Furnishing line from tbe

cheapest

Dress

said for there was considerable confusion ,, and noise at the time.. struck with my made and best fitting Shirt, the cane. I did not recognize Mr. Paddock country. We will either makd them to at the time nor did I see that the person 1 measure or furnish -them ready-made,

to the

¥r" Pftd-i every Shirt warranted to fit. It w'll

dock did nothing, as I believe after hear-1 .,

striking him. our stock before buying. All goods manufactured by us are war.

It gives me pleasure to say that young Mr. Paddock Las acted the gentleman,' '.ranted perfect, both in fit and fabric.

and shown himself a considerate and gallant soldier in this transaction, and to him, personally, I would say "he has" my highest consideration.

dtf

cheaper

Sugar can be bought

respectfully

Wanted.—A

isiSC ?7tM-

362 238 172 96 75 127 181 214 136 100 159 91

'-ft# &>

For the largest and handsomest, as well as the

5!.V Change

Fancy Waterproofs I Coloied ^aterproofB! 13-tf Edsall& Lo.

Danaldson's Office, Oct. 12, 1868. Eight thousand dollars arrived this morning by Express and seven thousand dollars arrived by the evening mail, in cheokSj -peuskm money, from the India anapolis agency, roady now to pay over on being endorsed by the parties. This leaves only about one-third of the claims yet to arrive, which may come to hand this week." ft, D. S. Danaldson. [14-d4t

Go and see the novelties in Fancy Jewelry at B. Weisz's Skirt Factory. dwtf

NEwPanier Skirts,

\K ?r

at Foote'e

Tea Store than any-where in the city.That is the verdict of those who bjive tested the matter /Satisfaction guar«ir toed. dtf

annonce to tho public

that I have permanently established myself In this City as "Watchmaker and Jeweler. By a thorough theoretical, as well as practical knowledge of tbe art of making and repairing Watches, I am able to satisfy all who will pitronize^ttei By prompt, close attention t6 bnfein^fe, and never varying from the lino of the most rigorous honesty, I hope to gain the confidence of the public.

A full stock of stylisli Jewelp'r Mid. Clocks always on hand. Spectacles will be selected by me al-l ways to suit thejeyes exactly.

Shop at Dr. Pence's corner.

A 1?

dwlw

dibplay

of Dress Trim-

midgs at the "City JTrjnptminga Store" of --Saxton & Walmslev.

Tj"X?FHANDKkKCHiEF3 and .Collars, at B. Weiz's. dwtf

dtf

HOSFOBD

face. Go

Gboveb & Millkb's,

Call

Removed.—Austin, Sbryer & Co's Hardware store is removed to 172 Dem ing Block. 17dtf.

bxst.

We are now introducing ."ffie-American

Shirt," which we claim to be the

Gbovbr & Milleb, No. 81 Main street

cheap as dtf

SPEER'S STANDARD WINE BITTERS is highly recommended by physi. cians for Dyspeptics, on account of its tonic properties, itt purity, and its deli cious flavor. 1 .d augl 5-dw3m.

Change.—E. R. Robbing

having removed his business stand to Sth street between Main and Ohio, is prepared to furbish his customers with Garaen and Field seeds, Lime, Dement, Plaster Paris, Flour, Feed Givo him a call dtf E. R. Bobbins.

AtrsTTN & Gbiosby, auccewors to W. Rippetoe, will continue to keep a full and first-class stock of Groceries and country produce^ at the same well-known and popular stand. 8-dtf

Ladies, Take Notice.—I will open on Wednesday, Sept 30th, a handsome assortment of Pattern Bonnets Mid Bate, together with all the latest novelties of the season in the way of Trimmings. Also, a choice selection of Velvets, Feathers, Flowersj &c^Jkopt constantly on hand

uri fcataiitiA BABLDAN. dtf

Sam F. Badgley is receiving

%£(.

dtf '"1 W. I

good

Pastr/ fedoft at

the ^National House—no others need: apply. Good wages will be paid, Take Notice—That we bought a auction a large lot of Stamped Aprons, which we will sell at 25c., 30c., 35c., 40c and 56c. apiece according to size.

C. Wittiq & Co., Ul

14dtf. 1H3M 78 Marti

Fob Sale.—I wish to sell my resi.lonce on Strawberry Hill, or exchange for property centrally located^ dtf J. M. Olcott.

Not Moved Yet.—We

ehdl

Residence.—Dr. ctter

Homceopathist, has remfrved'his resiflfeht^ to No. 41 South Fifth street,j9gondvhou^ south of Poplar street dmoo as heretofore, No. 19 South Thifff Btroct."'35*

22-dtf. 15 +4 Remember that we win soil goods Cheaper than any otbor honse in the city.

Greiner & Forrtcst, Cor. 3d and Ohio Stg.

"When

—~—-TT lli,1

you bet a

a la mode.

is the place, 145 Main streoL d3t

Mrs. L. Volqer, a few doors south oi the Post Office, will opori oh Thursday October 15th, a full and choice stock of Millinery, Trimmings, Jewelry &c. Tho ladies aro .teapecfuily invited- to-^eati-afid esamine the goods, which will bo sold at lower prices than at any other establishment in the city. Corsets, a good article sold at 75 cents Hoop Skirts 50 and 75 cents. Sit IT r-

When you want Fresh Oysi dish or can, go to the City Restaurant. d-lOt

Fob Rent

and

& BouDmoTf4Attyls.

NieE Sorghum at dtf. C. I. Ripley's.

Sam F. Badglet when you

want a can of large Oysters. dtf

OYBTBBS!

OTSTEB911

assortment

P»y you to give us a call and look through

of French Gilt and

Alabaster Ornamental Clocks at John R. Freeman's, No. 5 Warren Block.

LOCAL NOTICES.

Tbe 6r«al Household Remedy-^In the whole history of medicine there is no remedy so universally popular as MISHLEB'S HEBB BITTEBS. It is a mild, generous and efficacious preparation, containing ,110 deleterious ingre-, diente it ia a never-failing ptirifier of tbe bidod— always stimulating it into healthy action and it removea or obviates all derangements which are the first origin of disease in the physical systom. Thua, it is afar more reliable medicine fhan'aoy other. Those who have usod it know it cured them Those who have not, knoW it cured their frienda and neighbors and what it docs once it will do again, for it is odafited toaU aga&and conditions, in all climates. It is a const#nt fiftfSguard against disease, and a perfect regulator of the digoitive organ?. Soli": by all druggists and storekeepers. dwlw 1.^

"A Standard Remedy*" Such an article is "Dr. Tobias' Venetian Lini ment." It has stood before the public fot2L years, and haa never failed giving aatisfactton ln a single instance. Every drop of thia valuable compound la mixed by Dr. Tobiaa himself, therefof», it can alwaya be relied upon. It is warranted •nperior to any other, for the cure of Chronic, Bheumatiam, Tootlwche, HSi^ache, Eore Thtaat/ Vomiting, Frosted Feet, (Humps, Cronp, Burns, Onts, Sea Slckneaa, Insect Stings, Srpalna, Choi era, Colic, Spasms, Dyaentery, Cruises, Colds, Oougha, Old Sores, Swellings, Pains in fbe Llinba, Back and Cheat. There Is no meJicine In tho ••World" that stand* more on its own merita than the "Venetian liniment." Thousands of Certificates can be seen at the Doctor's attesting to its rare virtues. The great eale Dr. Tobias, Veaetion liniment, has indnced Se^ral unprincipled persons to counterfeit a^^fna Me Bemedy purchasers cannot be too'carefal to see that "Dr. Tobias' Venetian Ltatnnnt" ia stamped on the glass, done up In yellow paper, and signed

,4S.

11m beet

Oysters coming to the city. o*! ^tf

v»f«*

Jv. J-

L. Tobias." All other* are'dan-.

gerona connterfcits, and although they may •emble the "Venetian liniment'-' -in eolw an# SfflfsB, "beware of them.

Sold by Druggist* and Storekeepers out the XJnite^ Tork.

fWt, 10 P,«rk Plwe, n* lid vim

i§t

Is a Staple or the Toilet.

It is In desiaud whenever personal blemishes a! considered of aufficient cowc^uencc tale removed. i?y isOPJinSKWiMW

IIS Action Instantancoiu,

Ohristadoro's Hair Preservative, AN0 BEAUTIFIES la a preparation of o^a merit and repute. Iti effect upon tko hair ia eltc trical. It fastens every loownlag fibre, replace* harshnesi Kith ailkincss and flexibility, semi-bald^ nes« Tt|tto!»xt^li|ice, drflmttWilii gt«*S- IUUM will inclui# tb» stTaigfitlst' hair to curl, and prevent the driest from tnrning gray. It la the fa-j vorite at every toilet where it has been tried, an# as a moans of fecopinfi the hair free from ecarf or" dandrtifl, and tbe icalp from exfoliatiom, is per. fectly invaluable.

Hold, by Drnggists, and applied by all Hair Dresger.i. Hannfactory No. 68 Maidea Lane.— Principal Eepot No. 6 AatorHonae. I4dwlm

Impure Blood Bakei Sick. The bowels may La costive, or eome organ does its work weakly. Fram causes like thces gaacs and gammy substances occur which poison the blood the pertpiralionmay be cheeked the fast may be so chilled that thstr fetid oxhalationa are thrown back upon the .b^oad. Here is capse for paln£ ft^,WiiiSin^aii«4|^ In BraiMl rotll&

BUb

JtfcDonald, aft kneet witb prompt Tiioso wishing a pure, healthy article of Ic", well to order from abOOCta JACutl fcTElNMEHL.

BUSINESS DIRECTORY

St,

Balrd

Suit or Clothrs

On the el notion, be sure find have It understood that it must be madq. at Walftsley'? Tailoring Establishment. By so doing, you can save youraelves a tew dollars, with the advantage "of having a perfect fit, and made

C'ruft, 82 Main Street.

Scott A Day, 50 Obio Street. ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS, J. A. Yrydagh, corner Main and Fifth. IMft A: William*, corner Nintli anil Mulberry

BAKERS.

,',rank

BILL POSTING.

& Co.,

Edsall

OlB'tos^

Large, fino and fat fresh every day, at Ray & Bailey's. Gdtf.

New Millinery Stobe.—S. L. Straus, of No. 10 South Fourth, is now moving to 149 Main street, -lately-occupied by Mre. M. A. Walter. We do not want to praise our goods or our way of dealing. The ladies know already where to find the handsomest goods at by far tbe lowest prices, and have Jshtfwn tEis bylfiSIr. patronage. Our aim taill always "fee "to merit it in future as in the past. Mrs Straus will preside over the Retail Department on Main street, ^nd^jliiiQ happy to see her old customers. "OflT Old stand on Fourth street will also be continued with a full assortment of everything in our line .• Titf",

•r*-.

Stmt

*»W6rtlniore than

eraizcaroat once. Bomembor they euro by at once removing from the body tbose mattrra which poisoa tho I Hod and make na sick. Those celebrated filla ahonld be in in the house ready.

See 13. BaAnnBETii in white letters on tbe Government atvmp. Principal Agency, Br&nareth Howse, New fork.

Sold by all Draggiits. lidwlm

A 2 N E

Patent Pocket Plncushon or Emery Bag

hmovi

during the month of October to ite new and elegant Store, 170 Main stteeiy Dealing's Block, as soon as it is ready, dtf U.'Wittiq& Co.

K4CH iwm'rv

czar

flr-o. \V. Iteifunider, at this office, BOOTS AND SHOEM. N. Andrews, Main street, bet. Fifth and Sixth Chas.

"The Blne Froti},

Sale.—For reut, one

of the best business stands in the city, being on Main street, with a well established trade in GrocotiSs tod provisions, together with a good dwelling, smoke house and stable, on the same premises.-— And with the same is for sale a well selected stock of Groceries and provisions, with the good will of the trader: Enquirer

Boggles, 16 North Fourth street. BOOKS ANDr pATIQNERY

r,TL()iiU.ia '.oiitffSfts Lc Alain street east of Font lb.

O'Conne:

corner Fourth and Main street

Baxton & WalmBley, 111 Main street. pornelius£ ilaggerty, corner Main and Third S DRUGGISTS. Ira Grower, Fourth street, oppoaite Market. Barr, Gnlick it Berry, corner Main and Fourth.

-FA®

ionea & Jonoa, eaat aide Pnbllc Sqnare. lyne & Lawes, Main St., near corner 7th. GUNSMITH AND STINCIL CUTTER

John Armstrong, Ohio street, east of Third. HATS AND CAPS. [areph CU.Yateg, 145Mdlirstrest. 'r:~. "gitfall B85 jlljin street. 'il !i

HOT-ELS-. SC? ,T

ational House, corner Sixth and Main. lark House, corner Ohio and First. irre Hause Honfe, corner Main and Seventh, .rly Honse, West end Main street. IOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS. m. B. Manning, Ohio St., East of 4th.

ICE.

D-EALE: m!aj ip|

INSURANCE AGENTS, ott & Crane, Main street, eaat of Fifth. JEWELLERS. B. Freeman, 74 Main atreet. J6hn B. Freeman, 6 Warren'a Block

I JOB PRINTER. John A. Bryan, 115 Main Street. %. MUSIC DEALERS. J.iQ. Llndemann, 91 Main atreet. L„ Kisaner, Palace of Music, 48 01i(jp jtreet. 'MEGHA^CdlA^aSl :man, 16 south 4tli Bt. opp. Pest Office.

L., Kisane

.JtS

MILLINERY.

Mrs. M. H. Abbott, opposite Post OSJce. NOTIONS AND TRIMMINGS.

Biddle, 161 Main street. PLUMBER.

B. Buckell, South Fourth street. RAILROAD AGENT. James H. Tnrner, at HcKeen & P&ddock'd Mill

Heharicb & Lange, corner Main and 4th streets RETAIL GROCERS. iph Strong, 190 Main atreet.

SKIRTS AND CORSETS. B. Sffeiai, ojipoaito P«#t Offico ---:"t

STOVES AND TTFTWASE.' C^.: Foster Smith, one^door East of Hulman's. ^.•S. I Henderson, Fourth atreet, Bouth of P. O

Jan 9b B. naggerty & Co., 187 Main street. 3EEDS AND IMPLEMENTS J. A. Foote, C6 Main street., 4m. 1:T MpN^iRT^^

Isaiifl Bafi, cornfi* Third and Cherry, M. tV. O'Conr.ell, Main Street.

TAX

WANTED.

sliitt house icuthof

T?ABM TLE OR HO$SB|^-^ghty acft« of ltad adaptad, to Stcck raisinr, hi living vrater oftfCfTJcatidS .. .. land will be enmragfed for Horses or Cattle, or sold low for oash. Call on W.

Daily Express Office.

"A'li® itce^ -j ,7 w—w v" atand. Attached" to IKe Mm are aaaikar root, moi I wii»lil)l ananged fcr a iteiBy or

to 16-EI.WS.L, at B.8. Oct'* SonS: iB agani eomingfai ptiaawalmiaioy ni%teerty I wllTo«« the name for rent oa aMBMaibleHirntt. lldtf ~.i- Um.9W*^-y 4 S

Sli««an" *h»I

S,£BU'

wvA Ki5S

0.1' 'i'f-

50a BisUels XlmoUiy Seed!

hi',-,

box.

For Sale by all respectable Grocers andDruggists. Jy30dw8m

Pare Crystal Icc.—The undersigned Is now prepared to famish the public with clear healthy Bmrand Spring Pond Ice fcr the pea-

•"•.y xt^'n ,4b' v.c,

'•V.vV

5- -'T $ iif. "TJ-' 'zj

FABM*B»- «AtNQ ANT IOIBD' 8*ED TO

-WW* 3-

iiO'

CARRIAGE FACTORY.

Ilnrper, Wildy & Co., Cor. 2d and Walnut. CLOTHING. W. O. BanniDter, 79 Main Street. Qrover A Miller, 81 Main Street. ?5S?X)1UIBBGM.L CoLia6®r

D^HTlSsar

L. H. Bartbolomew, 157 Main street. O. O. Lincoln, 6th tit., between Main and Obic.

IMchardson,Ohio street, bot. Third and,4tli. DYE HOUSES. n. F. Bjinern, Main, between Gth and 7th Sta. Ii. Claridge, No. 8 North 4th St.

DRY GOODS.

iTneii, Elplej &j2fl.»,cot.uer 5th and-Main street. AV. S. JHyco'^S Ct?.,1.^ Mafn atreet. 5 )0. Wittig & Co.. 73 Main street.

jWe will PajjbAsh ?b9*d t0o2tko£i9icimW

What we

JOIES & JOIE8, Farm Implements, TtSC TBESSIffA^Er, INEK

DQWD,&o&LATE:S

-AT THE-

METROPOLITAN —it

r't*.

c?"JkSOJr?** Tsrtr.

|19S Main Street,

Have just received from New York, another invoice ofthe Very Latest Styles of

.Ht-

IOWX & SLATE

B. Garvin & Owen, Principal, cor. 6th &, Mj -iCOMMI^I^^Nt) GRiftfr

•'Are SoUing

Silk

rasammm*

Cheap

flafar

\j..

DO WD & SLATE .... ... 5 SflIl!8g?I-3C .C-'-s

CJEEEAP

Call and ezaittine-ike Stock of'

At the Metr4poUtan

193 a«~r '-u- gltreet.

T-erre Haute.l ira""

«T, P. MoDONALD, (Snccesnorto A. A/Abnold)

gtBtlonpgs *o., Omoi lossT...............Tnca H*.uts, Ihd

glr,-

jmanufaco^M.

pATEOEIZB HOME MANU1 FACTUBIS. W have ofr h'and aIds ittfdf ^FSS£&f ^ooirs and blinds, of our own manufacture, which M» will sall ftt a rery amaU |0ra«i^ o$ysU

B«

own

lit#'

llri*-

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HODDY, at the

SALE—A Fine two-story

Trame Bw«limx fipnse^-eisht rooms, slateroof, two cisterns aq.d we",liable, carri house, ul good firiait. Lot 150 feet front tjjj •ftet deep.. WH1 .bo soldrobe«^ XJiplv'to elGdtf

OB SAlfE.—HOUSE and^LC^

.vnSHltated corner of 12th and Kaglo streets contain* flve-loqna, well, oistern, cellar, and rap led with all drinds ot shrubbery, bepMRtces tia

MW.HW*

'jl

tm i)

C.WITTIG&CO.

78 MAIN

T7"-AW aai:,

COUNTRY MEBCHANTS HAVING ANY SUO ON HAND, '"Hi

OPPOSITE MOKULPS BASK

-r "Ji'fem#0l««i8g their large I

A 8 0 0

Warrant our Work to be juperior td any ever b«S«r* oilvad la this market.

Benefitj ^purs^es as we warrant all our work.

We also keep on hand, and manufacture to order, Window-Mid Door"Frames, fioiiliQiiga and every variety of Finishing Lumber usel hk,btiill

S ICLITT a WIIXIAXS.

felOdtf

LANINQ tUlUlf.

UNDERTAKERS.

Havidg ,p9rchase4. b|M ls.from K.-W. i^hadwiek, Qrubar fc,"rhe UMeHaite^s.' EktibUiSmant, and ha«og nad pet^B J«»s tXJteftpcs injLbi bfiiinesi, ii now prepared to furnish MStaHc Knrial Cases, Caskets, and Wooden Collins, of ail ngrfes and sizes, from^lhe -Iteat.and larcest-ft^ck of burial material in tbe State htlM Main

I nets,

^thStj^

,i?a

T^ANT£D--3SriJATn05r^By T» a young man, in IQzhbirtany Bapatlty.— Salary hot ao much o(.An ubjpc 'as etaadv «mploymebt.

Addrtti

"P:

J."

Terra qante Pest Offlce.--r OitWWjL

s. babbk

tS-.-Mr DaKMttir.

AadOlty Ane

Street,

Terre Haute, Indiana. ^1: dwtf *Jpf Terre fTmite 29.1fa

Ul6 JEJRT A KEHs ifeftepared to execute 1 orders in bis line with

HATS AND CAPS.

2^"JSW YORK HAT ST ORB

Joseph C. Yates,

Assr'''5, Hats of all kinds, xs««' liat» of all kinds,

.Ragfr

floys

TO TRADB ^OK .CAT--®ght] htfrtng tliree

Inmnti* Hats of all kinda,

&ad at all prices. n, Bats mads to order o* vfcort -aotisi.. (Iom ««dse» -r "t'

TME PALL &Tkitisi%

14S ifain Street. Terr* Haute, I nt SOT ttdtf

LANDS,

it&g tom pBMdw

Koqutre on JeUdln

'kJ cd3

itz*#*

•:zir. Ifl i-CS

M-TSWf ttSil BBfW

*2*

v-* •'w 4- fj

DOMESTIC S. aw :.

KTJSIJNS, BlMeked IttllMektd.

GINGHAMS, Ac.

ttUliei, Wfaiceys, ArMwres,

1 iti fashionable Patterns.

A Large lot of

fenr I vi»- "S"*'»-•

aoS

FRENCH MERINOS,

-. :*^r

In all Colors,

At One Dollar perl Hard!

Plaid Flannels, ... Shirting Flannels, Miner*s Flannels,

-,v3. oq.-r-Striped

Flannels,

potted Flannels, Cloaking Flannels.

Itn "New Colors.

BeatWaterproof Oloth

In Bla«k, Brown and Gold-mixed,

At $1,25 awl $1^50 per lard!

A large lino of

S S 0 0 S

For

oa,mdioid

iIO*t».

on the Dollar!

HOSIERY,

(ftovei Shawls, Nubias,'etc.,

In Ijftrys Variety.

dt en.,

Next Door to Davis' Drug Store.

DHY COOD9.

HL,RM & CO'S

FALL OPENING!

WEDNESDAY, SEP, 30th,

SjMwrs***.

1808.

CfBllTB DISPLAY .jj r",*•••

,8B l"

i-tirt ll

POPLINS,

^flittnohester Poplins,

-Sranlte Poplins,

Ep^elinesrAlpaccasr

mboM

stres, London Serges,

-fy7k :*-t

5^'

2ft

e-.-s-.tl*

•y

•rfW

Empr'sCloth, •""PW

Delaines, Baretz,

Tff

I s- tui AOn a.

HANDSOME «s

'«w»*

4. mm

JtfILLINBBT.__

PMltlfely for oie Week Only!

SECOND VISIT

-OF-

At the request of many of onr Citizens, Dr. Spinney, the Celebrated

~&m

*Uti 4' ,5*aMP #vtifvz tTZ&$7frfS%

lie .35*51

a -it» Sf

vswwt1

A A

And everything in the way of

U*ii

,'s

ri-

7-St-

.-*•

DRESS GOODS.

*1:

•'4.

l^jCbrner Fifth and Main Streots, TERRE HAUTE, IND.

fWiWL

MILLINERY.

Mrs. BVCSHftHAH to tte ooraer of Foqrth and Ohio I afro is now opening a full and complete stock of Fall style Bonnets, BibDons. Ftow«rs,Ae. Dft£8»JtA*nra haa alia been a«Mel to the bnsiMsi. Having a eompetent Dress-ma-Jw satiihullsals gnarantetd. S5SB5W

MaL£NBBY.

»w Mtaa. ,.,fc -. /,.

ifs

S I N N E

$0* &

.».«

4^,'

••m

A Stjil «-, v«»if

I jta

Terre Haute

ft,

a-H

x-mtw

e-''r i-y»

UtA'A •Mrs'AT'C,'*', Hjrf

-ni'.'fa

-i

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v* 3 tH' 5»6.

fit tiTjSf.3

ft'J? Pi af'i t.'.' a

LUNG DOCTOR

And Physician for

64R Jl "Sih? .8» 1-* tuit AJ BA

Chrasie Diseases sr.a xi mow oi-aujR-f se" sit*n-iti*:* twas -.iw&t

afs^ssr ««wf'

jti sej9 Uttrt cui «t 1 ?rj5» i}r{Ac«

-awe?

im*0t a

irs

««r

cal Institute,

if PI •&

t. ^.v«. r-.i'

Original founder of the

Montreal, Canada, Medi

and late

Proprietor of the •-*r%

s*t IV-

(j$**1

ify

«fi. J#rss!) Jt& «R4 SH?"

|i^ Hit ,«X fer*5

ST. LOUIS s* i\ r£ ta risfrw »j». ar« *4t iXtiB&bi:^s?

JV5

LUNG INFIRMARY .»t

O O

8^3t'OSU

1 s-n»6jT i"l^"1 ijejrtfUD "Would most res e~otftilly announce to tfie eftl"

f\n Ji mJV TA

i1Miummv

GRAVEL, ETC.* ETC.

sBBBamssaWKSffT-"'

,-j* em

S-1 1

JLhi

which have heretofore been deemed hopeless, pir r-

OFFICE HOURS, from 9 tol, 2 to S andf to 9 o'clcci.

ru ftp

OOS1

seid at

smbOs,at

,S9L 4&bbg>tt'm*

MWwi'JME.

& mams*

Ja~-

zens of this place that he has consented to again c"' tisit Terre Haute, "and will be at the -e','s! I ,«r* ,# 1 r- .'r.vd'ir^. I

1?.9iV:C*

ATI' A T,|

TERRE HAUTE HOUSE

.TEATS Sst ~i| tSaST3J5E"

•X Af. ,suoiuK.? i:iM. 'i

tlhwpH viT.ytS.

T—01,~ fswt

w- P#£ II* I22^S3PIi

tP aC CiIV3TC ta

Ate tt riUvXBQ hot tuts a*o Tuesday Morning, Oct, 13th, fins- "j-si BSCfc .* xc

*S'. fef IS

ezt l-' -«»«wsk»

r.'s sJ.faei-

--v .£ -y. And will ewr^n untitea iiatas ... ... „...m

Monday Horning, Oct. 19th,

zmz

csi., .. .i

Mroas c-.

Merinos, Toiled'Venice

7 7

&i*x

«5j— -,*•{•

Tiu« *«•s"'-

i$071 iw

\Z A

•AfkT-

Where he

ill be pleased to consult with all who

may be suffering from any of the following disMlj

z'-xaStoti-

,iW' vJ5^pa-«»v .1*

tgrtif-f}

Diseases of the Ltmgs and Throat, Bronchitis, Fe~ male Complaint*,

T%. t%.

JRheumdt ism^^'.. I Heuralgia, Scrofula,

Salt Kheurm, Distorted Limbs,

?a ta is itSas

or Contracted Musclesf

Paralysis, Mts,Spinal Dis**, eases, St. Vitus' Damce, i«

Idver Complaint, Asthma, Jaeart Disease,

.'-SfSS.

'it

wc-'s e»J

liiOl

Sr. Spinney having sp nt the last fifteen years of his life In the treatment of Chronic complaint* w.oaly, feels that he can promise cures in cssse^^.*

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t'Ui

"**«r.

:Yt

v, 7?-—p-r-"""

Consultation Free !fe?

f»?3£r

«r*

nsful

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