Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 26 March 1869 — Page 4

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CITY NEWS, sf'o tyr 4 «t •-••x. riWiEle cosvuanoii. ___• S3i The Republican voters of Harrison Township aw hereby requested to meet at the new Court House, in this city, on Saturday afternoon, the 27th inst., at 2 o'clock, for the purpose of nominating candidates to ba supported for the follow Ing offloes at the April Election: 1 Township Trustee 4 Constables 7 Supervisors

L. A. Bxtbhztt, Chairman, Republican Executive Com. «MMK

To-dat is Good Friday.

pWlX'T IT kaih lut evening.

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Hajto-skaxingi incroues ur,the elee- ». SStlons approach. to

Caxdzdatss for office are coming the surface rapidly. Colds.—Not to have a cold is to be out of the fashion, at present.

Tn both is rising rapidly, and a heavy flood is promised.

This wxathbx is caused by that Strang* mongrel quadruped—the equine-ox

Wash Paddock, Esq., announces himself as a candidate for the office of City Treasurer.

Tbb Stkixts.—We have never seen the streets in as good condition as nowfor navigation!. 'k«v

Qwt. 3omt SCOTT, In a card elsewhere oonsetffs to the tase of bis name for the citytreasuryship.

In additional, passenger train on the S. 4 O. B. B, fill be put on about the 15th of April.

Divokom.—The Circuit Court yester day severed the maTital ties which had become uncongenial between—

Jeremiah Balding and Lucy Balding Sarah B. Hastings and James Hutings. Asa Paris and Mary E. Paris.

"Wasd Hatwabd, depot policeman arrested a man named Sam Whitman last evening, for insulting a woman in the walting:ro6m of the depot. The woman resented the insult, by striking him in the face, whereat the man wa about to strike baok, when the policeman took him in custody and lodged bim in the calaboose over night. He will have a hearing this morning%t

qixt Soabois.—The public examinations close this afternoon and the schools take a recess until one week from Monday next To-day, both morning and afternoon, will be devoted to the High School. The cluses will be examined in Algebra, Geometry, Physiology, Natural History, Analysis, Chemistry, Rhetoric and Mental Philosophy.

Niably a Railroasxb.—On Tuesday evening a lady accompanied by two. or three children took pusage on Jim Ferry'a train at Vincennes. She had not proceeded far when she wu taken very sic* Conductor Ferry, who is proverbial for his large heartedness and genuine humanity, gave her every possible attention, and did all in his power to alleviate her sufferings. At Fort Branch it was deemed advisable that ahe should leave the train. She wu conveyed to a house near the road where in less than five minutea ahe gave birth to a fine boy, whom she proposes to name Ferry a manifestation of gratitude for the kindjy attentions shown her by Uiat ptinoe ff conductors.

IlffOHANT TO Gbocebs.—We uzjderatand that a large ahaber dt grocers throughout the country, are getting into trouble through inattention or ignorance of their obligations under the revenue laws, with reepeot to"aa£K!N whuft require to be stamped. The following artielea are liable to stamp duty, whether Imported tr of home manufacture Sardines, anchovtes, -prepared mustard,' •yrupe in bottles, jams, jellies, meat and 4afc aauoes of different kinds, colognes sad nmmetirs Sardines, anehovies, sauces, syrups, prepared mustard, jama and jellies ei^ subject to stamp according to the weight of each package aone cenHtampi the package doea not exceed two pounds in weight, afid a stamp of an additional cent for evfery pound or fraction of a pound, in excess of two pounds in wtfght The penalty for each offense is j$BA. Dealers should bear this is mind, and if they are not posted, should aend and get a oopy of the internal revenue ftgulations, thus saving them much trouble and expense.

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The fall proceeding* of the Pastoflloe meeting will be foan

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Chas. Eeq.

Hgaifon, Unsworn

F. Gilmobx and B. announce their names

iorning for the Poetnu^^iip.^

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Tax Sinhesseppi Insurance Company was m^CotMi1s«teidjiyvati«a»ptisg to oompel B. W.-ffoopmafi topay*ssessmeota made on premium notes. A jury had the eara^mi&ftr ourned. The decision of this case will probably cues lf the

he samg ^haiftcUr,on tn» ,docket.

ThIcbs should be a full attendance at

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COUXDT OT EBBOBS.' told of a^^ lady" who wu anxious to make her husband a birthday present Having selected a Persian pattern for a dressing gown, she ordered it made very long, thinking it an euy matter to cut it off to suit the eighth of her liege lord. It wu duly presented to him upon his arrival home one evening, but to the mortifl" cation of the wife, proved to be fully ton inches too long. The wife remarked to her husband, who seemed delighted at the present, "never mind, I can euily -shorten it to suit you."

After the husband had fallen asleep |^at night, the wife slipped out of bed and cutting off about ten inches to make it suit his stature, retired to bed again. la the morning she was up early to make some arrangements with her housekeepier, a| syaral thmhU new* expected to diWi^ If1#! I"4 lady' left* the room wteff Tler'ilstelr—a good-natured old lft% who lived with them—stepped in on tiptoe, in order not to' disturb the sleepers,"'"feSk the dressinggown, and hutened to her own room, cut off aibout ten inches as she knew it was too long the 4fgfi& bjjpre, J.

An hour after the gentleman awoke, and wu anxious to surprise his affectionate wife. He sent the dressing-gown to a tailor near by, to have it made shorter by ten inches. The good wife wu detained longer than she expected, and scarcely had the dressing-gown returned from the tailor's when she came into the room. Her husbaqd had |uet risen and proposed now to aurp'^fse bfts Wife and enjey his comfort. But how surprised was his better-half to see her husband in a fine Persian pattern shobting jacket instead of a comfortable dressing-gown.

Building Association.—An effort has recently been made in this city to organize a bujldjng -association, for ,_the benefit of me^ni|sfcn4^Q^-.jpf^imileA c|ean|. Taus'far, tho effort, like'all other3 new movements, has not met with the most promising success, but it is to be hoped the experiment may be tfied, and put in{ operation this season. These associag^ns exist in St. Louis and other western cities, and have bean found to: work well. Becently an organization has been perfected ia Richmpnd,. this[ State. From the 'telegram of't that city, we learn the plan adopted is this:— Each member pays twenty-five cents per week for each share tir- which hejsubsoribes the number of shares are five hundred at $200 each, making a capital

It is said that the JRewrend JEmsley Hamilton, now a member of the Legislature from Vigo, is an applicant for the plaoe of wMsjhr inspector at Terre Haute., f$ie0,000, which is the limit, we ~-L*Fayett* Journal. telieve. for such associations in this State.

Very well, what of it Is there any branch of the public service in which a religious man may not properly serve his country May not a thorough-going temperance man be abetter servant of the Government in seeing that whisky is not smuggled, than another man who regards whisky as the natural beverage of humanity, and water only useful for the purposes of navigation

believe, for such associations In a month's time $500 will have accumulated. This is put up for bids, and the member who bids the highest for the privilege of the loan borrow it from the Association, giving bis note for the Amount less the premium, at six per cent, interest, secured by mortgage on real estate. For instance a member who has Subscribed for three shares bids a premN pm of six per cent, on a^loan of $600.— He gives note for $564 at six per cent, inteMftK^andrsSHsaattewbh shares of"Stock to the Association. He pays his installments of twenty-five cents per Week^on each Bhare arid the interest on $^t %ionthly4ua^ tbp AssOC^uion expires, he being meantime a sharer in all the profits of the Association.— The advantage ofr~sucE" an association •is that it enables men of small means to buy houses, payliji^ 15^ Aem in weekly instalhbehi'! amiofin|iiig- W#»*e if aay more than Kpaid fo^Jtieuse rent To.^e *»hp^wU^ tajftjp and not ,tp borrow, such an AssocTaTion is as good as a saving

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aWe retOpM ia lnt*Test .*n4 profits. The advantageHo^'the city thet will result from a large nutlftjeK^f -odr1 mechanics and working men who now make Up transient population, becoming owners of pnptt&SLt mxMrnUvMed. They are bo^e and sin^f of the city, and on them more thaa^ oii any, other class Its prosperity ^n^rowth'dep^nd8- We believe that a careful 'examination of the subject of Building Associations will remit in the or£abtfe*ti6n of et' least titrei or four suck •oeft&Mte Terre Itaate.

RSSPONS&

TO^MITSLB Feixhds, cSMral' of Txbbi Hautk Qentlcmkn: In this i&txnm I nptiee your kind, but unexpected, card to my address, ensuing a lore ^voted city friends, desiring my assent to be a candidate for Cit sprin^f'eredlia

Treuurer at the ensuing r» waraot

Believing it 'to be your wishes, I hereby consent "fcith kifld '^rtgkrds, and, if elected, will cheerfully enter upon the duties in person. Tours, truly,

John

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PO^^OFFJCE MEETING.

Panuant to call a meeting wu hell at the Court House lut evening, to make arrangements for the election of a Poet* piaster. 'iOb nfotionat O.TP. titlmore, Bufus H. called to the chair, who

Simpspn wu ed th ohn it- Hiokeox wu eleidted as retary. 6n motloCbf T. C. Bailey, it wu or« dered that an election be held on next IConday, ^larch 29,189&

^|ted the ebject of the meet|ag.

ternoon. The offices for which candl» d^tes are to n^nin^ted are^important ^he manner in wiiioh such oJBceni discharge their dutiw airectly' atfepU every citisen. Evei^ |te|ul)iTcan Voter ih Harrison Tp^rnshi^ tight ip. feel ttfatit Is his fbusiness to see that good candidates," and ne others are put in the fleld Don't stay awav frofn the Nominating Convention anir raitf ft fy&i favorites are not nominated. The right w^y Is to attend the Convention and induce all your Bepublican friends to do

H. O. Soott favored an election as soon possible. During his remarks he defined ^oppose a^soifli** iiw ssy o«ioe! in the gift of the people.

Mr. Bailey withdrew hie motion in Iffor of the following resolutions offered i^y^Mr. G. W- Lamb«vt, which were unanimously adopted: ^iRuolved, That poll* be Opened at the Old CouK HouM ib Terre Maute, Ind., on Monday, March. 29,1869, for the purpose of getting am expression of the Bepublican votera, who receive their mail matter at 'the Terre Haute Postoffice, to what candidate is the choice of the greatest number of such voters #or Postmuter. 2. The poiis shall be opened at eight o'clock a, ur and closed the same day at eight o'clock v. u. 3. That the following named gentlemen are hereby constituted the Board of Election:

For Inspector—George W. Naylor For Juagee—James F. Murphy and B. Weir.

For Clerks—Albert t. .Williams and '^ohn HickcOX.

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That said Board record and number ItlM najsae of eacl^ voter, and also place the same number upon the back of each ballot cut 5. That said Board, immediately after closing said polls, shall proceed to count the votes cut, and shall certify over their signatures as said Board, the number of votes cut for each candidate, and the person receiving the highest number of votes shall be declared the choice *f said election. 6. That all candidates for the office of Postmaster at Terre Haute, are hereby requested to announce their names through the Terre Haute Daily Ezpskss, and to submit to the will of the Republican votera of Terre Haute and vicinity, expressed through theuhaUot-box at the aforesaid election.

Mr. T. C. Bailey moved that the successful £abdldate^-should he receive the commission—pay* the expenses of said election, which was carried.

Mr. G. W. Lambert moved that the minutes of the meeting te published in the Daily Exfbess, anA a copy sent to oaeh Senator.

A motion to reconsider the manner of casting ballots was offered by Dr. Maban, .. cr -VO .Vie t'.'f which was lost.

On motion, the meeting adjournal. B. H. SIMPSON, Chairman. John W. Hickcox.

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Sluppxb Pattxbns at cost to close them out for the season, at Saxton ft Watmsley's. ,'3? ."i «. 26-dlt 'it

Bxadtiful line of Prints and Delaines. Every piece is new. 26-dlt Saxton ft Walmsliy.

Don't fail to see the cheap Linen Goods, at Saxton ft Walmsley's 26-dlt W

The best 25 cent Towels. The cheapest Napkins. The cheapest Table Cloths, are at Saxton ft Walmsley's. 26-dlt

No Sensational Stobixs—But real facts, we mean what we say, and for proof took at the following prices of Hosiery $ist received: Ladies' Cotton Hose $1.00, $1.25^ $1.50, and .$2.00 a doz. Gents English Thread half Hobb 20 per cent below former prices. A full line of sizes at W. S. Byck ft Co. 26,dtf

Catarrh is killing thousands of our best people, and yet the balance although suffering from this horrid complaint, do not seem to think that unless they attend to this trouble in time, it will eventually end in Consumption. Such however is the cue, and we hope all will avail themselves of the Dest remedy of the age— "Baeder's German Snuff'—an article kept by all of our druggists, and only costing 35 cents. Ira Gbovxr, Jb 26-dlw Special Agent.

Velocipede Tixs just received at Bannistei's. [I8,dlw

Oome at Last!—Those beautiful styles of Spring suitings, Black and colored cloths, French, English, and American Oaselmers. Oall and see them at Baa-meter's,-No. 79 Main Street 18-dlw

Ladies, buy Herz ft Arnold Skirt It is the best and most desirable in the market. [18,dtf 1 .•

Hebz ft Arnold's Skirt is nicer in shape and more durable than any other: [18,dtf

Jacob Kern, opposite the Post Office, on 6th street, is not selliog his goods at cost, neither does he intend to close out by Ohriatmi^B, but sells as cheap as any one in the city a fine lot of Jewelry and Clocks for Christmaa, just received, to be sold at very low figures. Call and com* pare his prices before purchuing. d22

A Bid hush to Moudy's every day for his Yeloeipede Cigars. [17dtf C. I.. Bipley sells Boneless Sardines.

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Ladies, leave your orders for Skirts at Herz ft Arnold's Skirt Factory, 89 Main I ,4 ir/ ["J,dtf

The most«omplete stscjT' of Corsets is to be found at Herz ft Arnold's. [18,dtf

It is said, "This world is all a fleeting ahopr for man's illusion given," but those who shed tears of woe can have them soon dried up if they will only go to Moody's and buy one of his Velocipede Cigars. [17dtf

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Boots and Shoes.—Jacob Doll hu removed his stock of Boots and Shoes to the store-room, one square south of the old "Spinning Wheel" corner, two doors below Ohio street, where he will be pleased to see his old customers and as many new ones as choose to favor him with their patronage. The entire stock will be closed out at very low prices.

Country merchants wishing to '-sort up" with odds and ends In the boot and shoe_ me, will do well to give him a call. [21,dtf

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DoiPt forget to Machine.,f' 2&dtf Z.B. WiBLB, Agent

Tkx New Weed Sewing Machine sold on monthly payments. •1 Z. & Wnun, Agent, mi5dtf 143 Main Street

•Tin Weed Sewing Machine will be given on trial. Z.S. Watilun, Agent, m25dtf 143 Street

Srxiiro Ormrae^-Tuell, Bipley ft Doming will open Spring Goods on Monday, March 29th.

Every thing of the season, and every thing that is to be "the rage," may be seen at their Store* Do not Mi to oall Monday.

TVBM, Smn A DMnHo.

Nbw Seamlesa Sd Glovea, at Tuell, Bipley ft Demipgs,.

50 dozen I^inen Napkins at $l,50^per dozen. jt No. 1 Linen Tea Napkins at

Damuk, cfeeap100 Honey Comb Jed Spre^, «ly $1,75 each, at Tuell, Bipley ft

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A spxciality of Linen Goods for ten days at Warren, flobprg ft Gpty «icfesson to Edsiil irOo.

Brown anjl Bleaohed Table Linen, sixty inches wide, 75 cents per yard Pure Irish Linens, 40 cento per yards

FiveFr The above goods are warranted all Linen.

Wantxdt—A putry cook* and meat cook at the National House, jl^ply unmediately.

Washing aid Ibo^hq.—I'Will- flfo all{ kinds of Washing and Ironing at my residence, southwest corner of Fifth and Mulberry streets Mbs. Stonx [2Mlw 1

If tot wish to save doctor's bills, make your biscuits, cakns, pot-pies and puddidgs from Dr. Pfcioe's Cream Baking Powders.-. No dyepepsia or stomach troubles will arise if articles eaten are made of these powders. All grocers sell Dr. Price's Baking Powders, and one box will satisfy any one of their great quali lies L"»d3t

Doolxy's Baking Powder is a household companion wherever known. It is a strictly pure article, and perfectly healthy. Warranted to give satisfaction, For sale by Grocers generally and at wholesale by Cox ft Son. 23-dtf

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Silvxb Plated Solid Steel Knives, Hard Bubber Handle and Bolster Handle Knives, Silver Plated Tea and Table Spoons, Plated and Britannia Casters, very cheap, at Bbown ft Mxlvin'^, dtf No. 78 Main street

WaTch Tour Chances.—The remnants of a stock of Stationery will be Closed out cheap during this week at the News Boom opposite the Postoffice. Let* ter Papers, 10 cents per quire Envel ops, 10 eents a pack, and other things in proportion., [23,d3t

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More Clocks.—A new invoice of Seth Thomu clocks of the new patterns, with alarms at S. B. Freeman's, 161 Main near

Cor. 6th St 'mm

Maple Sugar at 6dtf

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Notice—Is hereby given that the notes and accounts of Bav ft Bailey have been left at my offioe fc|Mc^l%s4i|nj persons knowing themsefVes lndeDt^rt^ said firm will pleue come forward and settle the same, withont delay, and save cost. Wm. "woolen, J. P. [mi9,dtf ^r,r

C. I. Bipley a.

Peeled dried Peaches at C. I. Bip 6dtf ley's.

Having seoui^d tb* 2HnittfBoetQ of the Buntln House, I will open, (hft ssorn ing, a school fer who wish to learn The room being large practice, I will put h^abattt^-ewsdozen machines, which I will rent at reasonable rates, also will fill orders for the latest improved Velocipede. fed 2 2dtf Joseph Wright.

Small PadrfT* and Luther Grigsby keeps a nice and well selected stock of Groceries and Product for sale at his new stand, opposite the Postoffice. Call and see for yourselves The newjear i^s rpH^i^gif^e(i will roll in with it we will have a good time, V,

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Good juauty of Shirts and Drawers can ba had for 60 and 60 eents, at C. Wiitigft Wt, i7e Mattf Block.

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PRESCRiPTiOHa carefully prepared by competent Druggists,, at Dy«' Drug Store, Demtng Blod^ •& Mlin St

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Just kxceivb turn the Easl'aetrictiy choice lot of Imperial, Gunpowder and Oolong Teas. Also have on hand Extra Mess and No. i-Mackerel, Pickled j?had, Salmon atd.l|hil» bers, Halibut, Fresh Canned Salmon, Lobster, and Gebfrgfi Fish all of which will be offered at the lowest cuh prices. Joseph Strong,

Steer's Standard Wine Bitters is highly recommended by physicians for Dyspeptics, on account of its tonic properties. its purity, and its delicious flavor. feb23dwlt

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"volger, ourth street, has just re•Nefseleot lot

attractive styles, whidi she l^U upon pei^boa^rs, to Be sol^lteitien^ »Ddp*t^attl^fcMtt»*sonaMliprices.

.V v^! 1 'I'HUO.'.-J.X To [any W^io may deaign.uslng^ Paints* Window Glass, eto'^ Uds season, welnvite attention to our stock, which will be kept full ind compfcte, and always sold at the

17-^tf '^Druggists.

C. iWiTOQ^* Go^ 170 Ml^a etrert, Demiwg Blnrki at exact ooet.

BtrY where you get the best quality the most Hardware for yoor money Austiriv Shryer ft Coeotdd •atogfoasesit-.-

I* fro# Ukf^t good .smoke, call at Moa4r'* Cijgar' Store and buy one or mor^pfhis YeloCipede Cigars fl7dtf

/"ft. |riW Hne of Neek Ties, Collars

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^an^litrohieft, fto„ -%t '^i^nsifd:|lain Street. ll^*dlw

SAU^-r#ilL,!ipell my residence 6t| Fifth street, No. 31, four doom the Catholic Church. Enquire on the jfTNiinisBs, or apply temyroif: l$dlw Psteb Crim.

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Fob xinxty da^yb vou can get fifty pieces vrtth every" TOvfe sold. Call and see at Ball's. 'dawtf. jt-

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Do Tov-want t» see something- nice and cjieipifat spring wwtr,,drop in Bannister's, No 79 Main St 18-dlw,

QaU'XKTkbs and builders generally, for tie best warranted Tools and Toledo Sufi'rfnd Doors see Austin, Shryer ft Co v.

BiMOVAL i—Mris. M. Biegelman, in or. it to meet the demands of her rapidly trade, hu removed to No Mali street, (Warren's Block), where shtf Wlll be happy to receive the calls of her friends and patrons. She will con stantly keep on hand a complete assort mibnt of plain and ornamental hair, such

Switches, Curls, Puffs, Side Curls, .Chignons, ftd. Ladies wishing Switches 'inadfe out of combing, can be accommodated'on short notice. Per Jons desiring to rent-anything in her line will find a good vanity to select from at reuonable prices,

Highest price paid for Hair. Mbs. M. Bidgelman, 89 Main street, Warren's Block, miodtf

i'ks latest style Dowd ft Slate's.

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of Ties and Boas at 16dtf

It you want a Hat or Cap cheap for the money, go to Dowd ft Slate's. 16dtf

A great mistake is often made by m*Jy good meaning persons who pay their money for what is called cheap ready-made clothing, but proves, in the long run, to be a dear bargain. All such mistakes can be rectified by leaving- your measure at Bannister's, No. 79 Main street [18,dlw

Woolen Hoods at 10 cents, 25 cents and 60 cents, at C. Wittig ft Co's., 170 MeihltreefJ Daitfrhg Block.4^ jll-dtf

1* you want bargains in Winter Goods go to C. Wittig ft (Jo's., 179 Main street, Deming Block they i£ll winter goods at exact cost jll-dtf 'Do you want Presrved Orange Peel? Ckll at C. I. Ripley's. [25,dtf

You can find Preserved Lemon Peel, at C. 1. Bipley's. [25,dtf

Headquarters for Oysters at E. B. Wright ft Co., 155 Main street 'dtf Buckwheat, Bye and Unbolted Flour at E. B. Wrigfat ft Co's. I5dtf

largest assortment

Paper Collars in the city, at Dowd & late's. 16dtf Furs.—The finest assortment, the lowest prices, no old mothy stock, at g. l. Straus dtf 149 Main street.

Go to E. B. Wright ft Co., EilMrtarge Oysters.

Umbrellas, Satchels, Shirts and Suspenders. of the best quality, at Dowd ft Slate's 16dtf

Winter Goods, at any price to close but, and make room fbr Spring Stock, at Biddje's 15^ Main street. [27,dtf

A fine line of New Neck Ties, just jreoefaid by Riddle, 15J Main street«« 27,dtf

We do not propose to sell for a song, but we will, sell at cost, all seasonable goods.

C. Wittig ft Co.

170 Main street, Deming Block. J"-*" Boarding.—-Several gentlemen can ob« tain rooms and board at

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Fourth street. Terms reasonable. Trans lent board $1,00 per day. 2dtf Sewing Machiines.—The best Sewing Machines in the market, to sell on monthly payments by T. H. Biddle, 161 Main street. [2 7,dtf

Biddle can beat the "Velocipedes'' on Sewing Machines. [27,dtf

Clothes Wbingebb!Clothes WhingebsII Buckeye Clothes WringertT*1^

Little Grant Clothes Wringers. Sherman Clothes Wringers, Fer sale at Cory ft Mancourt's 21-dtf

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A Word to the Wise is Sufticixnt. If you want bargains in Ladies' Furs, go to C. Wittig ft Go's., 170 Main street, Denting Block, they sell at cost jll-dtf

For Sale.—A Nunn's Piano, a good instrument, will be sold low. Apply to Miss Hattie Wittenberg, music tescher, South Fourth street, three doors below Oak street ml7dtf

Cheap Spring Suits received now. Spring Goods Suits made very cheap by John Barnikle, Merchant Tailor. Call over Saxtm ft Welmsley's, No. Ill Main street, up stairs?

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mar22d4w~ John Babniklx.

Mnjil^r^llia M. EirUae ha*} opened her stock of Millinery In" the atore room recen^~66eapMd lq^Ws*

floteenLFrasaealBWtey, 9a. lUin, lwtweea Third w?

to see her old oastonserm and« xe*ny aaw ones may chooee to fkver her with their patronage. [6,dtf

Bartlett ft GfONpY bu^ and seM more Bodn and Station'^Jftaii §ny, other' house in the city, axidf of .oourse, they will not allow Uiemselves to be* ua-» dersold, neither wiU they out prices.— Their motto is—As low as the lowest [20,d4tW2t

•r DANAtDfcoN's OmcE, Mar±t 12. Twenty ., thousand dollars pension money hu arrived ^m the Indianapolis agency. Pensioners may now call el *ny tima Nothing yet- from the Oentralia agency.' ,^,v

Attention^—An amendment, March Sd, to the late bounty law gives fifty dollars more to those Who have had oaly $50.00, provided they weire mustere*! out reason of "expiration of teri^ of.ser* vice." Two companies of the 2d Cavalry are in this category, and perhaps .many others. They should call early the law expjres December lst law for the third and.' last $100^0 bounty hu-not yet passed. Too lataaow to expect' its pusagethls sosalOtt of Con-

Ferry Tuttle Booth HE Madison ^Wm Markle James McGregor

N Hudson

W S Polhemus W Levings Olcott Egbert Curtis" Wm Shaffer John Usher O Davis Harry Owen frank Boyd

Peddle

Xlharles Knapp S Danaldsoi^,

"John Ball W Myers 1 (N. Scott i"j'MI ...A Collins .ii

Berry u£

Henry Deming James Townley Wm Bippetoe

W JBall GH Baacom W Qlnsley PrankCrawford

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Geo Duy Joseph Tout ^3 Lee Scott A Downing

oVvriiWalter Allen .i* A E Williams ^Hred Barbour .• 19-dlw

POSTMASTER.

Wa are authorized to annonnce B. H. HABBtSOtf as a candidate for PoitmtsUr,rabjectto the dtctiion'of the people on Monday.' (Jv-•-

I BUSB7 annovxce aiyielf as a candidate for the Poatiaastenblp of tha Terre Hant^ Foatoffioa, •fabjeot to tha decision to be made at tljaaleottoa of tha 28th last. My past aerricea and praaaat qaallfltationa ace inffieiaqitly well known ii* this coaimnnity to ebrlate the necessity of aaplaMri tlou,or pltdgM. I will only say, therefore, that if elected and comniwloned I ihall perfbrn my doty faltbfally. O. I. OILMOBB.

March 26,1888,,

for those VBdtf

CITY ELECTION. Haviho been »allcit«d by many friesd«,

We ate authorised to annonnoe the name of E. O. WHITEMAN aiacindldatefor Olty Mrrahal, sabJot to the d^cision of the Bepublican

nomination.

I O I t" -i

TOWNSHIP ELECTION.-

Z. H. BBOWN wiU ba a candidate for Ooeitebla of Barrlion towaehlp, sahject to the BepablloaB nominating convention.

OAPT. JAMES T. MURPHY authorises ne to announce hia name as a candidate for Traatsa of Harriecn towaahlp, snbject to tbe nominating eonteation oa Satardiy. 'li'a 11

II.a,f

LOCAL NOTICES.

Bear In Mind that MI8HL«k'8 H1BB B1TTEB8 is akiUftUly oompoaa^led.free from injnrlont component parte, agNeabletotie taste, and deatraetire to disease. If yon detect any ohanga from tbe aatqral fttacUons of resr •yatem, no matter how trlTal, or where located, or ir diaeaie has already entrenched ltaelf,''thi really trneand reliable remedy in either caaeilai MISHIjEB'8 HEBB BITTEB8. This assertion ta baaed upon what wa know It will dg^la rellerlng, car lag and warding off diaaase. Tor wact oSipace we cannot detail the diferslAed ises of thie Bltten, bat ita general eOecta npon the hnman ey«. tem arS to partly the blood and sanation* :corre:t morbid changee In the hlood, equalize itl|cirtklation, enrich its constitaeats and' cegnlae* Uel supply It Imparts vita: ity aad elasticity to cTery: organ jorercomea all functional derangements aaaitta in the process of digestion creates a healthy appetite prevents and cures miasmatic and^Intermittent Havers, dyspapsia, liver complaint, ner« vous headache kidney affection*, and revives the physical energies bj lnfaajug nsw life and power intothe ayatem. p\ dwlw

To Beaiove •otb^Patcbes, Vreclilea and Tan from the fooe, use Perry's Moth and Freckle Lotion. Prepared oi^ly by Dr. B. O, Puit. Sold by aOl DroggUU. ,,

top Bhtek Worm ud Plapies do the Taoe, nee Fnai'i Ooxxaon Pusiu BtXQT, prepared only hy Hf- O- '****, 48 Bond street, Sew fork. Sold eTar7w"toM. tha trade supplied by Wholesala Kadtolaa Bealera. mar 17deod8m-wSm

fcrPiaiM aii,

I am always ready for the franpt preparation and forwarding of any valid claim. dtf

Our stock of Spring Goods is now com piste, embracing all. .that is new in goods for mens* wear in which we inoludethe largest line of Gents' Furnishing goods in

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the city. jbn or about thd first of April we WH1 remove to our new Store, Deming Block, corner of Main and Sixth streets, where we will be pleased to see our old custom'en, and as many new may Bee fit to favor us with thjfr patronagel BeadyJ made Clothing at cost. Ii.

Groves ft Miller,

Ii Is your farm mortgaged? Do you owe anything on yeur dwelling house? Hevo you borrowed money that you are not yet ready to pay? If so, go to J. H. Hager, at Dowling's Hall and get a term policy on your life for the amount of indebtedness, and in case of your death your family v^ill not be left in want. 20-dlw.

Shirts! Shirts It- Shirts 111—Hav ing experimented for several years with various kinds and qualities of Shi?U} ,we ate now prepared to offer to the puUio a superior article in this line of Custom made Shirts. By leaving your measure with. W. H. Banister, No. 79 Main street, you can be furnished with any style or qoality that you choose, and at reasonable prices. Below will be fouad a list of the names of several of our customers who have been using these Shirts, some «f them for years

the

it mt At

ji kittUs of j#«r "®»*»*sl*t*lr." iMimt

bca^cUlNtahs. i.taj«*o#s,

xuiMini'tr mtammm*

1-r*i r.V 'lot- A g-i -ri: To

HCWADVKRtltKMCNtS. 2 fl'i.i 1.In ml "I. 11V 1. 11 I

«hilte.MMS.

itteaaifct

Martea oa th* lTth Say of April, IMS, at 9 o'clock la At (mseos, at my «Sm Da saM towubip. wfM tSjTMU oMa* «m k« ud

OtTM^ndM mj haaiaaesMMM^M Ii 4*1 at

OTATK O ISDIAHA,YI€K) IJ OOn«t,*iWOi«kltNMsn.Un has Ouusb AWathaaatjicowrtaa B. Dtaafclt, 3-Hartteoa Townihlp.

WharMS. Wta O. Wkltavaa, pUlmti*, Ukaa ont hit IMt «f Attachmaat agaiaat tM •nodi and abattlaa, rights, eradlts aad «SboU of

DafcBd»nt not fbaad la ay baUlwtek, «ald

Abrabaia OdMM

Tiwwwly»wl

hahaardOrra&«a MartK7lS69.

mSrMdltwSw

Seal ad propofali wilP^ raeair^ hy

ClTha'eoatra«to»-1B

jyjILLINKKY OPENING

POSTPONED. V'"

Owlag to ooatiaued an^vorabla weather, we Kara poatpoaed oar B10ULAK BPEDIQ OPBHlNi

TMBCh Pittant BOMUls ud Hats, ena 1 MO«l AT. KABCH »•, ISM.

Aa»

ifo Continue through the Week, The trade ia aspactfttlly invited. PSOK, BOHTTLMOPP GO*, •B Peari street, oor.Vlae, ap-etaln. 2SdSt OnseuniATi, One.

health,

1 an

non nee mysalf a* a candidate for City Titaiaiar, •nbjeot to the deoiiion of. tha Bapublicaa noial nation. WASH. PADBOOB.

Fiun to annoaooe my name aa a candidate for the offloe of Olty Treaanrer, at the Municipal election. JosbhiEas*.

THAT SHOtT.LD BE is stist fuutflt,.

euurs new rmfly fkytieiu.

pMe hoasehold guide is for ttvoidiag plain dtracttoaa

la oase of emafttfkcyraadpolBttair cut la familiar laaguafs the caaass. syatotoms, treatment aad cure of disaasss laetdsat to mea, women and ^ildrea with tha simplest aad heat reaaediee nreeentiw a ssanaal for aarslag tha sick, anddescylblngmLiately thayopartlssVd -ssofhuudreds of wellAtnown mediclaal plaats. The author is Dr.

JOHB G^II, ShaweOAnowt fami

ly physician. To this new s4itioa have been ad. ded siyplH

ra%V,'as'it wlll^aave Us ooatin"doe»or hllfs ln°lees Mian OIKS TMT« I 'Agents are asm tad braiswMkv- Aipply to CHAEbM B. SMITH, Bsassal A«eat, Terra Haate Hyass. ssarttdlss

HOFF'S

IT E TR

ac|

Great Bedaotton in Price. QeHmah{AD rawsswa Pafyraiaan.

a BfimuiSHUW ar a (asraoAUT avpsma •orasas.] ACartala BEMMDT for Disorders of tha THBOAT. vum uw urn naMiCR.

Md by DrwggiaSa and flioasrs. J#8» B. PIVKBSS1(»

«f

at m. BAaai?*# el .u a, a. tuus. BABBA teakle, •miimfln rau«a»A» mfwii SoaA 4th Strest, sppaaMsOeatralBagiae Moose, work eatrusted to usi deae promptly, aiid at reaacaable rates.

"i1akXna

^feiMiii t'ai

j5r GfltOCERT

.1 ..

PROVISION STORE!

CFrooeti^ind IbvlMeM, H»t -mMtom IW BiBllftrHi WuMisia Tsrre-Haite, fediaaa. hauaduitlgaed has JMafssslatlka above neatest class Taltoawaary^nd Provtoloa -Store, with,a lara* aa mail sslaeM stoat of assasBitakarllBlsa saitable for ever* day asa tawiltasi to which ha calMjha atteauoa of his Msada es»A She pahllegeaer ally.

Ooada deUvend to eaay p«rt af the city frrea of. charge. High sain sash grtsa aald isa Oaantry 'Prodace.

Jywtw »TS.V0LW)T.

BILLI1BD BOOH

At the' Teutonia Hotel, Mas. IT4 n« Matt. M.M aaa Tta, Bis., TERRE HAUTE, IND. With Ms of the *aae» lahlaa wiU Paai^rs PATENT OU8HIOPT4S. w. SHArrSB Paor'a.

Pitt Ooffr DWflM Boarboa aad Bye !?Ms ild at tha Bar. aad a* eOsr. Whisky sold by the galloa, qaart and plat.

JaJSdly ,~1?

AMUSEMENTS.

HOWLIS«»8 HALL, Wesday ft Wedaeeday, March SOft Si, ,-AaaoanclBX tho great Clilef or UlDttrelsx,

DUPB8Z ft BENEmCTS

fiWASTlC M1NSTK1L8, CoKroncb or tS F**ocs iitim, .-4 O* tM* TxlumptiPt Annual T6tit, IIrwtoddtod for 1868-S, laSNdafctaf nubtrjiaore Vkr1etyf laoro brill laser, bomb tfMuIlt}, TBbr* r«til dm i' -and |iTii( in*tw than inytw* eiaUitd bogpN tr»»-

{•BAli.}

bOHtBACTOB^./

UmOoss

m^CouneU of tWOHjM AmBnti at Uair next regolar ssmSiag, (Mllt

QH «BB~8IXn DAT OV, ATK1L, 1S88,

(1820 (lit.) Mite III IWUtel Mftra*

jS^dt lB bla eantraot, if ha flMh to parfcua tha

wo&laawUalhatary«aBa«r^ By ordar ot tha Ooaats Ooancll. KKTHASI) BTBOITT, City Eaglaaar

rpOCOHTBAOTOBS.^

Tnnmdator afuvmw,

-USKIbMT' Bond* win ha rwiM forUa ftlthfht awflmanba of (aid work li aaoorda^a with tha plaaa aad »paaifloatioa» oa flla la th^ cttoa of tha (Hty

that they itsf torn notla t^eiatahrest of the SSr* fha coatractor Is to jwform all the rsvatrastents af the fonacU laVaking good and snbfoykt

Tha Oouneil reSsrfes the sight to take passss sloo of the work, and cosspUtflt at the expense of tha ooatraotolt, at aay ttaae baftra completion, if the contractor falls to partem th^ work la a

VoonopM »t OohMnM*t.^•(Bt'ekwlbt' AiUalt: iO)t JO Mat*. OhlHrfn S6 caiiU.. CKAShH. DCPRES, Umn*«*r.,

WANTED

ipo ft BOW"

»Btl—d «itk*|aStil

Purchase.—A

Hooae, of At* room*—worth par for it ia montBJy

XJET AHTKD.--.-TO' Dwelling Hooae, •boat U,tOO—aod Par for it ia^moBtkiy

jaanta ol $30, with Intetoat added. Plata* ataU location, aodaddreu B.0U9E, thronah th* Poatofllca. W!a

FOR RENT.

KENT—The Storo Boom aoirocvapiod by. Greyer Miller. Total«loa gtT«B ta May. D. W. MlNSHALL. ntarxfiotf

1 1

FOR SALE.

SALE—At a bargain and n-eary t*rm«—a. ftoat Oottiga pleasantly

T?OB J? npoi located. Apply to m26dtf McKEEB MINSBALL.

FSouthSALE—House

OR and Lot on Seven street—Xleuse contains six good

beatdeabasement kitchen and dining room. Tbe lot is well supplied with choice fruit aad shrubbery alio well aad cistern. Terms easy.— Tor particulars enquire of W.O. DELASHMUTF. Mala street, between 8!haod 9th. mar23dlw

SALB.

JjOiv UOUU. 4 T*,3,

Wine

9£

to parSasaa alt: tha ra^alra-

mentaofjthaOo«aoillaaMktac..*#M4aad |ubfA^*S^NNn«s the right to r^wturt ^that they aay deaia not la ttaMmlMtht 01 ty alio tp tate isss«ss»gfc, ajf tta worfc at aay

-4.

tot, 100 feet on 8. 5th streot. Very low.

ot, Y«ry I 14,000

1M story Cottage on N. 4th atreet, Two story new frame dwelling,

4th street,

96,000 cholw. Beat Cottage and lot, to suit purchaser, S. 31 street a bargain.

Vail lot and one story cottagei corner of 3d aad "Swan |3,8fi0.

Choice Building Lots, Strawberry Hill easy tertas. 40 Choice do. McOauthey's AddlUon--oheap ^HIOKCOX 4 00.. mat9041 w. A No. 50 Ohio StreeC r-^" '4^1

SALE.—Honso and Lot,No. GS north 6th street, opposite McSregot's, wtlt be sold at a bargain. Inquire of Mr*. Baavas, on the premlms, or ot Qrlmes and Simeral, Beal Eatate Dealer#. 12d2w

"|?Oil SALE.—A two-story brisk ,'. House, located on Main atreet, next to McKeen &. Paddock's Mill, now ocaupled aa a sj* Grocery, will be sola at a low flgu'e to tbe purchaser. The owner will take A desirable cottage ia paat payment. Inquire on the ptemfses. maiSd3m 1

SALE—CHEAP—An excellent second-hand Piano six octave rcee- .«j wood case, iBollan attachment. Inquire at th|s OBce, or aiddress J. B. BAlBD, mldlm OitvPostOiBbe.

T?OR J? cell*

tha right to nM aay

T?OR SALE.—Wishing to engage ifi JD In other bnslnest, we will sell our QUOOEBT 8T0KK and BOA&OINO HOOdE FOBKITOBE very reasonable. Any peraon wiahlng to engagein this bnsinens, can And a good site Vy calling at NOBBTS* Wagon Yard, on North Third str«4t. 8dtf ..u

T?OR SALE—Or Exchange for Jj City Property, 10 acree of gronnd l^mllee East of the city, with a good brick houss ot eight rooms, cellar, well, cistern, stable, aheds, cart I* agv-house, ffrat-rate orchard of apples, peara, Is peaches, plums, cherries, grapes, and, three acre* strawberries, 1% raupberi ies, 1 acre gooseberries and currants—all beating. Door yard set with ?iy evergreens and flowera. Call at the County Treasurer's effice. JaS^Sm ify TEBBB HAUTE and PBRBYVILLK.

Tbe Steamer ZCBBA will ply regularly between Terre Haute and

•rryviite, leaving Terra Haute at nine o'clock SJ .. M., Mondays, Wednesdays and TfldayS oTeach A. week. P. W. SPENCSB, Captain.

H. 0. Haskb, eierk. Z9dlm

TXTINDOW GLASS HOUSE.

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heoK'of

Terre Haute and PerrjTllle Packet. ,^ Steamer KAU CUIEE wiU iply regularly between Terre Haute and Perry vtTle, leaving Terre Haute at 10 o'olock A. M., Mondays, Wednesday* and Fridays of eaoh week. For freight or pasaago apply on board, or to U. SlfCWMAKEB, at his Warehouse, corner of 91h and Wabash streets. dtf

-IIf."

»WARB

BBIJAHIN H. SKOEMAMB,r

Nod. ios, 307, 209 and 211 N. 4th 8t^|^

PHILADELPHIA. it- Importeriot'r I..1? W

freqoh and English "Window Glass. Prench Plate Glass for'Windows.]) French Looking Glass Plates. ., Hammered Plate Glass for Skylights. -I

Floors.

Colored and Ornamental Church Glass, Fluted Glass for Conservatories.

Every Size and Thiokess, By tha original case, box, or single lights square It out to any irregular shape. mar23d3m

J^LGUE, CSMBNT, BACON,&e. ("AA BBXS. OT F10DB, different grades, at gi' QUI/ greatly reduced prices.

Bbls. OXMEM^, Bed and Bins brands.

Hhds. fresh BACOH, BblsMESS POttK-

75 .Plaster Paris, Lime, Bait, and a well assorted ttock of

O E I E S

at the lowest market price, for sate by A. «& E. BEIMAIT,

Main Street, between 8th and 9th, TKBBE HAUTE, IND.

m4d9m

Wantqr It., New Tork.

BoUtjtmiforV.S. JaaWeodly-w

flflo. E. JACKS&N & CO.{i II VX OXNIRAI* CmimM ud f«rvardiig lerduuits, f, nsAUtas IN KBAIN, nOVB POBK. 11BD, PBODCCi. *C„

NO. 69 WALXCT STBBKT,

CINCINNNATI, OHIO.«« BBTKB TO

B. r. Btannan, Pr«et. rranklin Baek, *-1 Clnolnnatl, Ohto. Sibley,~ French A Co,, Commission Msrcfaants,

Oincfnnatl, Ohio.

Jamas H. Turnsr, Ssq., fsbl8d3m Terre Haute, Indiana. ^AGNEK & McFARLANE,

8TOSE "CCTTEBS, •to prepared to execute all orders for the stone work for Buildings, Fence., Flagging, and everything in this lire WAOMBB McVAIiLAJefE eaaauted tha word on the State Normal School, which Is suffloient recommendation. Stone Yard oa east side of tbe T. H., Jt T. R. B. Freight DeteSdSm

pLABK & WRIGHT, BUtlKI IN BOOTS AND SHOES, 8oath foarta Strre*, feet. Wataat aad dkit, /TERRE HAUTE, HfJD.

All kinds ot Custom-work made to order, 'and Bfeady-made work kept constantly on band ATLOWKR PRICKS than can be had at any other place l« the :Ity. ml6-d3w

IJI C. BAILEY, CIVIL KWGINIKR, SCRTBrOR AS» TOPOflBAPaiioIl IHUVMHTSMAN. iMc-frr*. -*AI80—

UTOTAB7 PUBLIC.. Be will attend to the collection'of Bounty and Mhsioh Claim*, make ont Deed* and Oeuveyaacas of any kind,

AU work done promptly and correctly. 0*ncs—Over Dowd Slate's Hat Store, ia Metropolitan Block, Main street, Tesre Haate, Indiana., IMlm