Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 1 June 1869 — Page 1

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THE

NINETEENTH YEAR. ,.or» :--t:mw«Tr*.

THE STATE.

'moixi* combination, is at

La Fayette.

TH* Methodists of Attica are again moving for a new church.

W. Mr HOLLAND has opened at the New Albany Opera Hou#e. ..

BVAMBYILL* police are raiding on the "clUbaigs" of infamy in that city.

AMOTBKB large woolen factory is to be immediately erected in Sooth Bend, lU

^wH if-tight persons in Posey county acknowledge the luxury of a gold vfatctj)., kTi

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Eisbtt tons of railroad iron are daily passed ttrdugh the rolls of the New Alfrjfry SkAUitg Milfc «©tl-rtft t*1t

RET. J. W. T. MCMullkw bas assumed 'the charge of Strange Chape), Indian apolii-

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THB ceremonies of laying the corneratone of the Wesley Chapel building, Indlanapfctts, will take place Thursday riefct.

~yf*HTa BlYJta is out of its banks and on the rampage_general)y, doing much damages st!i

^RrcFiri (JaitiK BartaB, on the «Te"fersonville wa. swept «^j op Saturday. «w«i wei (mltei-

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TH* public school* in Lebafiftn Tmve been of siMMk i*ii waiV iqwa*« ate ajiHtoqrt!

IT la estimated that three huilMi

b.js jautiuJB il»"t ~hel knBi

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A is*wcaiwcH,:Wongi»g totheCbriwi tiatr "*«*oB«nafIon, "was dedi«tMjrt W Sunday.., „malal

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ps At.p», gap., prominent merchaat^f BvatMTiHe, Very dasgiMttsly HI. H^ian^ expected to recover.

Ajbmbu row in an Evausville bagnio, oaJtewiJej uighi, resulted in thfl^iff" Mfious *f flsnlie .Olark audA^fcea Mdhtrory.

Jvsa* A. L. ROBINSON, of theYanderbur^C^ritaiTn^t' Courl!, Was assaulted ami to Vwi't

•so ftjtaaj

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ry of, g!wi»»ni. imtomtd *»r tent judges tp^ba thebtlt io the Sl|at4, has just been opened. il liBifi

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Tm PotlOB io( Richmond are to be uoifeHBfel io handeome blue aseoon as ni—|*mninh can be made for tha pu-

T«* Mishawaka Furniture Co., manu: fac|uWI oil aA average 1,000 -Bedfte^s per week,and doe proportion articles of furniture. ,T^_

TH* new clip of wool begins to find its way into fnarket. -ftre Bhnmond Woolen Jlttls .«Jtt ^J8nj|^l' to 30 washed 35 to iOfor itoepe washed and 40 to 45 fuvtv^jwaehed. Prettyj (ai^5\t« for tl^e opehfh'jf of the season .—Rifihtncm^

Worfc^

ilyell

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Whim running to their full capacity d4 tbe-jr^Xlbany Glass Worfs"empkyi^1 twenty-one peitons ia tnaking the wicker work i0T Jenijcbci nil bottles. This

BljMt^rfermed^ women and

gir|s. ,»3'.n -O-J

T^V -pyho^er, Willlams, ,yfbo escaped from Uie priaoa a

few weeks since, was 1

j-i rtf-v-hl •ttoiwtWt*

hratied, says:- '"Then shall the wolf with the bear, and the leopard

phrased, says: •"Then sha

the ni^lhii Vogether, anj a liUle phuf Jhall lead vhea.—If.4. IMgcr,

foV' to «tiU administer^ $!•»#rUoB?Torth. Don't let a* masy rooks at ^sl|warj oa of

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TH* South Bend

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9nYi. JviUJ*

propoantfeyi*-

it California some time this somaier

«Att*oA»B continue jto,|{e

St^fd, ir(th gra«t activity, all^vM It a harmless amusetiienuBa**0 ,«KI

??s

Stale which makes it even possible for a Sheriff to sekwfcaftflweM *4«*y- "Whatever number of men may be required from which to empannel a jury, they should: courEe is ope*! to1 th# gMrittfOtfleCttott*, and is extremely liable to turn a jury trial into the merest farce. It would be

put the Sheriff into the jury box and let him decide a case, as to permit him to select twelve men fr^m the, whole county for that purpose'. Many of the shameful verdicts, in different parts of the State,

which tenJT

may be clearly traced to the "packing" of juries by the influence of interested parties.1

JOHN HUGHES, a resident of Seymour, was struck and instantly killed by light-

on a load of wood. The two horsee attached to the wagon were also kilied,

j»as

i* hi tit --U

IT IS reported that Mrs. Madison Evans, of Bloomington'/Wfio 'sa^t Dr. Newland -of Bedford, for damages, in Scott County Circuit Court, an£ lqst h$t3cate. is havini ia*1

the Supreme Court.

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pa Tuesday last, brought ninety bushels of potatoes to this market for which he ft&l»*&jusfcwa«h \»pffiftjfcfli«stf taker's charge for making two ladies' suits—one for his wife and the other for fs daughter."

tstawss

uSati) a late nour of the night—Awvra fiidtipeffdint.

was

A bakbiaqc licence was issued to Jobii it is fortunate indeed that noneor the Bear and Barbsra Wolf last evenlng.^-1 Iamates were killed or very seriously in*We presume the millennial is netn- at MUUd^— -WghWt 1 sift 3BMT4I' S hand for the scripture, eltehtly phara- i.ilJWilM

laahorees ehained to a post by the side had arrived at L'aUL°g% sHK,e

ntoUsr, ikii "Was absent, lost |«n1» t^a houM- ?ba Iprt la fa (ks young man, Who has not w£rthj*fe*dcept bU workio| elothesr*' a tprUg wagon

^r*

^sai5,teVfnW.1.«.oAhi.

VIBW*

where the twelve men who are to decide it are selected—by accurate fore knowl-

Regitttr

tells of a WO'

a* ,"i

With a rolling pin, after family prayers, titne day last week, because he prayed for

ximinAtion berwftcr.

OK Thursday' 'afternoon about half jast six o'clock, Mr. Samuel Plummer, a well-known resident of this city, was

tirely extinct. The manner in which he Accomplished his death was aa follows: Mag M*»et/tp.» *-~J toto Wie lWai x* ne end of it to the ^nd the other end around hiUj^afk, then threw his weight upon it| which produced straap&iggS tVben disObSrtMO,' irTtMSBfcging with

And from appearances it is supposed that h#1fiid btffflr^TOTrTHWittMf tOl1 soSieial Sours. The Coroner was summoned and jury empanneled, who returned a ver-

b«»auB09J

tree. j^.fKd ^fitUft^n

febt of the east end of the house of Wm. M. Smith, twiiWv'iiihto Sinith was sitting in the house near a

repding by a lamp, leaning with her elbdwpqw#y ag^i covered

bacfe,

thtown

ItK IIi a lasnlr iho «_

captured fey.iMr. Smith, the Olerk of the iA*torteUEKasBetasoi

wwh U" n*rri# «.» wrBBU tn bkrn near B'ichmond. laSV l^ut fountf-^i in a barn near'lj'ichmond, JaSV Tbut in

He committed diilcide, ai *h4n ia a note found in his hat, be-

oaus« MOPle thougM hlm laay, when the Uod, in his eigLUg^p$rp*» injs neUh-

co»KJ«eace of affliction,",, ,j

tie girl, with

back!"every muscle rigid, eyes

knocked "down, The window

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....—- "j froni Control and ¥outn ^.merloa-

A pn?ATCH dated Evansvllle May 30th Nrvr Yob*, 3Lav iffifI u«i "The house of Jos. Fields wl)Q of l|ie U?«d with hie mother a few miles from .JLv-Lsajv^ -^i tMa dty, was dattoryed by fire M^ilegi,r AWTj Hv/V rfl! O'clock Ml, wift^all its contents. Two

g^n *#Ai«rtreT

w«r« r..,trfTo d«.h. Th, o^l,, to „k tb. W%R. o»itors for the use of the Cjban iusurienis, but ttffWQNMJMtait been he*yyOA l^ocqplied with.

,'CABLE.

%n «si) inoft England. itiantBPOOL, May Sl^Minisfcer Motley rpCeivedaiJdfeKfJB of welcome presented byjthe ljye^ppoland Ajnarican Chambers of Commerce, and left for London.

ed yesterday. Losi *$30,000, Fitxgerald% -V«rmaii Wo»ki, i*rookl$ri, wife burned last nigbtj lose $6,000. UUti

The eight hour law has been promulgated at the navy yard,1* Brooklyn, comtamncing to-day

COBGBi^UXH BtTTX*B'

Is reported to have laid th'at the law in (Mr Alabama controversy is on the side of England, and it had been so decided by dor8oprttD»Court, but that weshould MWrtKeleea, •ithdfaw onr Interqourse #fth Etigland because of her course in Slliog advantage «f a technical law to iajut^ius. He opposes a Teciprocity treaty #ith ?atiidjs,iB We wefe unfairly tre^tjn thelast one, but thinks such a treaty wotil^-be of great advantage to Canada, &d Engfind." He (expresses the greatest M«ftdenoa in Boutweil's policy, considers him the Secretary of fte Treasury

Ot: S*t.LlSlS|StfT "BKfritJT, HeSr&rald say^ a proclamation of t»lito#bn«

ttjght8-at«r

thp Cubans, from

g/effitaVt'tfro!! Muld

rsettle

the qws-

Uod.4a .0uba in less than a month. In ft (A-the PsrtevfaDl itiay settle it within that' tiitte, bat what a "so*ry, settlement tbat:W6uld lie fpr

rthe

XJnited 3toU?, the

of this sort •$ ?Asierleaa dignity and

ny tendered his services to the Peactf Jttbilee in BostonT*—^ ASSOCIATED rues.

ContracUWween the New England Associated Bgftt, also the New Xprk Associated PrMgrwere to-day closed with the New city association ^for the inezj^ro yegr ,»

I|}4he Ka&Schf^l Pres^ytewaa As. lembW, Judge* Strong mscU«a brief eXcmjaositlon of the geule^Mn PittalTurg'Jn No-

,^..°n

jeralVuiedbl' ivenjb^ Bfcxi1 10V\|.itt he pla1

range Ib^qu

ed came

effect tha^ the deceased ha*gw^,"8y his

by ha

dWthe

a-SidoJPer'

jearsW age. TlPcw™ awlgaed act is, that he was owt afe-work, could get nothing to do, ai& Jfs^tired of life/ fie had spoken to several of his friends

bd4he4*meas |lat itcould not tike Irrwho ha^l. sat in aHeraale wh( his i^nncipar

nor could an

tio kid

appoin^ed to fpc^Mjiefbc^rna(ion "ahH(ld ,be ifj

AV#ho%tiM^as bfsni lWin^totte fostwmg of tf*BPfcman ToeildgTbal SenaiLar^WNowOTTT' J. Diseussipn fpllow^d onsesolutnte fr^jn the Old^cBooLasiemlil|S provrapg fo*% day of prayer for the prtservatiQU of ^e»ce be:wee'|i this 6oui*ty and ^sat|Brttain, in thtrfcoufse ^f which Rev«£r. Sunderland exnres«)d 'he opinion tUtrif Eogland could 'ge|fa ood sound dpUing from somebody, t&e Jause of Chrfctifp civilization would"ba 'put forward a hundred years He did not oare to have this country made the instrumeat of-dffitie ^rovidency^tcr administer his caag|Wi|A l»® t^bBtefct iit to iome from somewhere. The subjeot was nally indefinitely postponed.

A special committee of three was appointed to CQpamend the Bohemian delfgathttb tbV cburSl\e)l in New'York, ad the third Thursday in October, to cqafer th« iaM^jPf ^#n,,^izllQts: Uea-

Qitfcionsji Freedmib- church*fckactjon andiSdi^atwitf were adoptedl Trustj^tfor^thQ .phurch erection fund ^id Presbyterian, house vera elected,

ijiitm.ni el iiwid

A uTTjtB from filmore, Putnam coun»

Ffed:smithsRet^D,Bdn«hkfd ). D., feVthtiearyiSrSjVWfld Bev.1 lfd'taau

D.,

Leaver fora0ij«e ,y®»'*, ,pl^ 7of ,A. Mitbneir, resigned. a I Truifteitf! Ptesbyttrlin C.

actknlanb ofiie^SwHof Ughte^ u.** a Ptesbyrtrtin C.

Barr.Chas. S. Wenta.rBey, Daniel Mafsh, D.'D. jWp*-

"Jfcd6

preT'"

•vtizzsmm' whd were thrown into prison some time ago,bj|^»»P»ui»»^ipy be 'Americans who arrived during the

chai

re^

erimleala ara oonvietad in thie State .tbat Ua a^htittea teem to feel that they araiaa he cordially navee repu^auwm. require-to torture the small natttb^ their b»»da with uomenaful ^aUhty^t

main them suffer vicariously for tbe ormM gjllSu iJOUXx 11B th. great «ms of wiWnals m» UueoEh oat -ponTts and cotM out jMariMa tW. ptWoiple,

reco^i^QC"ba°« VJt^U«r

?Bte0HAMi^^?niay

knra a dot en or two at the stake, graves of soldiers in three oemeteries of Mi let the rert go free. I

c5ty

**l

s3!9®t

s'jl swi-'il flB-a IMBLT.

CHOOL

ihoOl l»lmbl$,^eficstlia^ was fixed for taking, a

lK8Ci9i4t fiifray expenses of dele'giWs |d yltt-^~-p,ia,Movea»hef." A^rot^i agarMt ofv re-jmiotj

td Prtishnrg

jA^rofeir^i •igned b/Chari a aud-pirest)^ over, without aQtion. ,.. reprisMitin^ the tEvangelic

of^ibe Proiestant cocmtries of tb'o world^ addre^^to iflprifenuonl arid rewbihtions were adopted GKpttfcaiii# sympathy wiih thiHt organizAtiofa-to .ft* '-fepM-liir New

ppn»l4«ai!|l,| was

From Washington.

1.—TTitiiaui

WASHINGTON, May 31.—D.r. William Migruder, an efcT"

fcJ^oHT -w xra iNDiatrr. ^the following to}9grs^ph aa.been reOpijved at th« War Department: ToAd.jutj.vt General fVt*fa*&

»onr

31.-Tfie

*«**•& yesterday

,War De-

partmml: -j:}*

te.

ut, Double Mountain, ne^t PoVt "G be ween a scoufldg (feto and a band 9i)oi4aQtdEbQ»,i«ffltio% dians, in ^ie^ Jouptee^^oti^oi

NOLDS,

decerniacKi to attedd th* ball "at -the afal Academy 6ft Friday1:' He will not lea re West Point uni^i JiftTelo. __

LTniiwATi

ciol. Douglais, of the .Jaa^e* sere this evening to atlena the

Ti W

this fAWnlng waa ILiiltiflrSSla^eslliaister to ^asfla. JK.F. Wade wa« to-day gomntisaioned

oMro^^tiiT eitt ii

TERRE-HAUTE INDIANA TUESDAY HORNING JUNE 1.1869.

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6t. 1OUIS, May 31.—A special from Fort Leavenworth states that FoMil Greek Station, on the Kansas Pacific railway, was attacked by Indiana Friday night last asd two men killed a&d four wounded. The track was torn up vd the train from Hays thrown off the track. A iquadof GenMtl Custer's regiment, now at Hays, had gone,in pursuit, and it is hoped thet they will overtake tfc*m.— Orders have also been sent to the troops in the Indian country to watch, and if, possible re-capture the mules stolen from Site* iian. A company of the Seventh Cavalry has been ordered to acoat asd picket the 'country about Asher Creek near the mouth of the Soioma%

Boke Jail.

rison-

DxxaoiT. MICH., May 31.—Six pn era escaped from the jail in this city yesterday noon. Among them, Johnson, who attempted to assassinate Allan Fin* kerton, and Via. Dayton, a convicted pickpocket. The lock of the inner doot bad been taken off for repairs, leaving the prisoners confined by the outer door only. The jail at the hour named was left in charge of a boy of seventeen yoara, dor* iog whose absence in the basement, the door was unlocked by false keys and the prisoners walked out and, proceeded, to Canada. A reward of five hundred dol lars is offered for the return of Johnson, and one hundred for each of the others. ft

#5 from Indianapolis INDIASAPOLIS, May 31.—Very heavy rains have fallen here during' thy past three days. The streams are all swellod beyond their usual proportions

The damage to farms and crops in the bottom lands will be vry heavy. A number of culverts and small bridges on the railro&as have beea washed away, but no very ear ieus .damage do no.

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From LoniBrille.

Locibvilli, May 31.—Wm. H. Andrews, an apparently successful dry goods dealer »this city, has made au as«gaT meat His liabilities are said to exCMd ode million dollars, and whoso inoome the last yeir amounted to near |7,WO

NtBt 91rfl!

TAX KM TO fBAVKTOBT.

The remain* of Ex-Governor Mprahead were conveyed to Frankfort this morn* ing, under a civil and military esoort.

xx From PhiladoIphbM 3* ^BILadslthia, May 31.—Tbe wilfof Dr. Jas' K. Bnsh disposes of a million dollars, and the estate sfier providing for tnoderate legacies gives to the Philadelphia Xtibrary Company, to puxehaeea lot nd erect a bridling to be catted the

UdgWay Branch of the Phfladelphja jibrary. ~~t iH lo iffto Fire. "iSSSnffi-.ir. Y., May 31.—The Archi. inedean Axle Works of Barber, Sheldon & Co., at Aupurn Prison, were partially destroyed by fire tbis afternciofl» liow boavy, partially insured. The store-room and kitchen-of the prison, together with provisions, were destroyed.

CINCINNATI MABKBT tj Telegraph.] OlnoimiATi, Mar 31. I'LOUB—Continues dull, damsnd limited to local wanti, family at $6

60(95 76.

WHEAT—Dal1, though net offered so pressing, at $1 1091 12 for Ho red and. 1 16®120,-for Mo 1.

CORN—Steady and nnchanged 65 fqr earOATS—In light supply ai)d firm at 68®72. BTE—Dull »t »126. „w COTTON—Firmer, middling 27@87)4. TOBACCO—Actire at fall rates, sales at 14 90 (•23 60.

WHI8KT—Uneettled, held at 91 but no buyers at better than 98o POBK—Mess held at 831 26, no demand.

BULK MBATO—Held at foMhoqV dersand 15 for sides, nodeqand. TttAOOW^Held at 13g, 1^ and Vt%, but not itiuch demand and theee rates are fully J40 abote the views of buyers, clear rib sides solu at IT cn short time, but this was above the market as they were Offered at 16%. iAB0—Held at 19c tinder the adfsnee In laga a

BO iTEB—Plenty and prices declining, olosfaf at 83(997 for frejh. BOvii—

eer

••cvys lato ieee! BBVel toek

v^h«f'^^%y^^A4dras«ei

Sfarpe gand in demand at 19e, supply

HSU*. J!9BflU'IVA! aUQAB—Kirso, H. O. at M.OLA8SKS—Dnch^nged. •"sfe

L:ii8BED OXL-Flrmat*l 05@1 06. 40(«fl 46.

.. ,S1

,PETKOIiKUM aQforreftaed iJt)bD—138£ buying

(H.ttl

"I sssj a4iS^|v»"

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^•N«W VOtXK MAJIKKI y.Telegraph.1 Kaw ToaS, May 31. COTTON—More active and %c batter, middling ai29& 'Ft y.ff-B--From five to tea cents lower, tales at SJ !50# 65 for superflDe 8t*t« aod western, 6 CO @8 SO for extra State, 5 eeu. 6 7«At 76 for white ,,TL. S_ ...LI.- II

to fair extra 8t. Louis, 9(^12 for $o«a to Cftotys do. 'KYK FLOOR—Heavy at «4 ^6 70.

OOBIT M«At-Quiet. :, wt WOTSKT—Somioal. WHBM^-Opened heavy and lc lower, clos«4 more firmly at SI 41^1 13 for Mo 2 rpring afloat, closing.at better pricea. 1 49 fc No 1 do afloat, 1 80 for common ed, 1 65@1 67 for aml«f Btata

Lit)f—Nominal.

0ODN-Heaty and lo»er at/5®73 for Itl

!0- Havana MOU 8HKH Quiet and firm. HOPS—Qniit at e@i« f*r AiLSrican.* PUTKOubOa—Du 1 at 114 i»re.%i|,aad 1M Tor rained ./-?

LUSSKBD Oil—Qotet. TDaPESXlNK—Unchanged, if* ^0ttK-.Firm«r aod in far'dessai4 at |3l 9fM 33 for new m'-es, otoeiag a- 3i SO cash, 31 t«# SI for old do, 2$$a« for pHM, St tof. prima mess. ctj MfiATS—Qnlet at 199(313 tor shoulders,

MtPDLSS—Firm at 10}^ Ibr ehort tibbod aad 16«1 J^fjr 8 affordshirc. £aBi- Qniaiaod (haie paISr at )7VA199( chl-tiT 9% for steam and 19}f0ieK forkattle rerid-ired.

KB- Doll at ?M)3I for Ohio aad St a' e. OHEESK—iiniatatlB^SSX. M'^nET— T?»gy at 0®7 por cent oacall. STlSLl.vO -u«tlet at ?)i9*X

fot

1• OOIiD—lowe'on therl«e in bondf in London and report* that Mr. Motlry matte a acificspaech ib iagland opened at 38}a and c^sad at 8«H

SPECIAL NOTICES.

fTB!" &,WaowsAM DatOoons. ^THK PBMXOBKT Is? peekagse Staple Dry Ooeda.

rtf

Fancy Dres Ooods. New fork quotations for Cash. TUELL, RIPLET 4 DEMING, itHi '"Cttstr Filth fad ,, j^^a»-.. y-

OENTISTRY.

1. Hl BABi-aoLqMEW TH Maoa^wo^ J* 11

T$f

.^ASa 9R b»n ,i«H

vaiv lniDreasive. .•*** ^*i!^atoS«Ss»4o K~a w^r»

9Stt

MoT, n! H.—DecorrtlW^ willi^inof thi

day waa duly observed, although rain prevailed

Tif

'^ncteaser to $r. Ik M- W*-v}|lo. 1ST Msiln Udonal Block, Terre 9

TJK. O. O. LIKCOLIf,

*~h

ifthe Oldqat Sstabllafced 9miVM j-1 InTem Haate, owiea—Oa Slxt«k BshisS. beta^a

Ohi^i ottVdoor Ibtttb of National House, $• Hirloc had Bpwarde ofdfhte« MSIt'asparleuceTff Wn^Irt^ha l^ooafdfat «l**eat»«faetloa»B^l W. UTi

dE QF DISS^LUMON

The paVtnefrehip ben totqTa. esliHag Utsas BjjU,*.IUa«a»o la Sh|s 4ar^aiawlMAifer^sv ^ilio&iSat, JaBaH.o-jto, 1*Will 0e*«o" «e „T^ih«y^mda6aeipeeeas«be elA.a*M?S»l reoelpt frr

.^Boyl^lUensMa la Sh|s 4ar atoialsaAhr

JOBRH. O'iOTtl. T. f. ••muut.

aatharised to collect aad dmatbsB MarM^lM

T--JU r.iU&

ORY GOODS.

C.WITTIG&OO

17ft

MAIN STMBM*,

BEHIHe BLOCK,

Ketail Dept., First Floor.

For the next 20 days,

A Big Drive in Hosiery. •ps*r-i The Phoenix Hose at 15 cent*. ••HAS# i! .VsSWM.'Hrll^'O {.•*• 'JiifW ::Ci «at*-eii ii •. ir.n ABetter Quality .. i- for- AO' dents. £.02 .^(sk

ussoia ni,

Best Bibbed Hose,'

Afpjf^ftomor

LADIB^*8?

II ^CHlL&REll'S, 5

HEN'S and BOYS'

HOSIERY

vssry lsn

wo •}v .mJanlanslxS I jQQK at pur CHBAP TABLE

JFiliUO I "8 Iff

A VABIETY OF GOODS

WHICH WE WANT TO s^LL

*i,a «'t ss 8*KaAa

wWi

«... .. ..

SAiS.« '.H BAiOav

)ally will ...

That table really contaioa bargainB)(*mi jt will P47

and examine the goods. _Our store is full of. otker ,gofldfl» which we will sell cheap.

B.fA!Fbit'.^od^are fim

class, and no second among them.

c. ITH« 4t CO* itc

MAIN

STOT®SI OTOVJE&!

HOKriUWWI OF

With eaoK"Ockk Stidve Sold!

We warrant §»ery Sfoie to bulfa well, stand flrc, egl Uiv* gOol draught. Onr stoves ere of Wte--™-'.^

BEST ISMOOTH CASTINGS,

And aot liable »o cr»ck Wekeeuon hat4^» ^o4 Stock of

MANTELS AND GRATES!

Als* a ftoll lloeof the most approved patterns of

PLOWSte

,ilRi

an***!

75(96 60 for. extra west wheat extra, 6 OO^T SS

£tinimon white It O, W®8

for common

FAI|m49r||S| SCALES

Ws bn» for caslf, e^cUiatTcily, at^d p*y »io Wl», nod win

SMLL AS CHEAP

.tnMm*fc

MWkOAtXH 5 LHtt taTl^' E A E S

{Jail antl Investigate, at

MOA.SO & SS IfBiflft,

vf C. C. SJflTH A CO.

O I

*nS"-B S k|' W, ill

LEATHER, HIDES &C,

A. BUW4TT^aAaHt Manqfaotnri aad Be*l»r In

gather, Hide». 0t^. Shoe Find* lugs, anil Carrier's Tools,

Ksa. 144AIM liAIX ST., TKBRR HitiTt', IN1., CA^H torn

Hidee, Tors, 8berp Pelta, Deer

SUne, Tailo*, aad Leather in the &on«b. Consignments alwqya Receive Prompt Attention, miiiir aa|M«tC

UNDERTAKERS.

A A^-C

JB*

m. W.O'CONN£l4

«id having bad seven j«an experience in tu« taulneet, Ii tiow pieperet to laraish Metalio Burial Oasse, Oaafcrta, J^poden Coffloe, of ail

d»t/ ,r .^whxm«o»

*aa%,

BLAUTB HOVBfL'fx WORKS, BT

BUS!NESS PIRECTORY.

ATTORNEYS.

Meredith A Naso, Farriagtea Bleak. Wa. JC. McIm&b, va Maia suaet. Balrd A OraltTn Mala Straet. Scots A Dny, 60 Ohio Httaet. Jos. 8. Blake, Ohio Street. ABCH1TXCT8 AND BUILDEBS. t.

A. Trydagh, corner Main aad Tilth. Oidfk A williaais, corner Vtath aad Matberry

We offer 1

BOOTS AND SHOES.,

Jacob Dell, soath Toarth straet, v. BOOKS AND STATIONERY Bartlalt A Oraady. 101 Mala sfiaal. A. D. Ooolejr, 104 Mala Street

BAiLEBS.

frank UelalgaBro., I^alhratteAtreea.'1 BILLIARDS. At Tcntonia Hotel, Wb.Shaffer, Proprietor.

CARRIAGE. FACTORY.

Wildy, Thomas A Co., Oor. ad and Walnut Vit~-ikn:\. CLOTHING. *. U. BaanieSer, T9 Mala Street. 'Z~ Orovar a SUlter, SI Maia atrees. Ii ?fH Joba Barnikle, over eaziea A Walaaivjr's. Frjj HchtaWiBg, IN Main etieat. 0 1 O A E A E S

jtl .89 1

J. A. Morgan, etalli«an CoantjrCeal. Jjba McJTariane, SiiartMl.

DBESS MAKING.

bit*, & UttOgai, ttkiw, b«s. 4slt aad Atk 8ts liiLNTiSTb. ii. H. Bartteloaew, 181 Mala street. U. O. Luietla, out at., tuMwu ami aad Oblo.

OltY iOUl2$.

XaeU, Slflijr a Co.,

cortutr S\h

H. Hf

Jm88E&,

aad Mala street

on A Co., 77 Jituu etreet.

O. WittigaCo.. 17vMIUB iCtmiI. Kdoall U., corner i'uurtk aad Slain etreet Saxioo A Waluuley, 111 Mada utreet. Ooriwliu, A uMggeriy, coruur Main aad Third oaoooim. ffiirr, Ciullck & llotrj, eoiaor Mub aslfwrU

FAKM1JG

Atwuu. Sljryor a tk/., M»lu dueet. fJX

err, Okmiho bi.ock.

inn l*»Sa1 .ViU«i»«ne ^Ilirtwajw TtUMa-iao «o»*« baa Jha»mtw

OI.D GOVBT BODBB,

.fsevi! at '.i«eelta» .»

03L.I

STAINI),^ (iai

IDT AW AfiTZS" ,r« nrtm SWT

ft •tvmi'

v7 .Xlfc.'^O &'3 t38 TKSOik !UHT O!

The Largest Stock in the City UMH emeTO "1— V—..I

WE mm FIFTf-TWO PIECES

iiATS ADD CAPS. -«W*

JoHb O. Vuloa, 115 Hutu etreet. ifi-ii -iin SOXELS. '•J Natloaal ilouee, .corner dlxth and Mala* OlarK M0U8t, corner Oliio auil ITiret. 'i« Terre Haute (louse, corner Mala and Sevaatli. £aru,ore* ilotol O^/r 9.1) and ikurjf.

IMSUHAH CS AQj£»TS.^h-.^(i IMcKevo, Dowliog fiftll. .•

J. Ju fuote,

mht

8. B. Vreenaa, 74 Main (treet. John B. ITreeman, 6 Warren'e Block Jacob Kara, Opp osile Poet Ottce. liybry

STABLE,

ttobert flutter, oppo^iu JEtantfa Honsi*. LEATHER, *c. L. A. Burnett, 144 and 140 Mala Htieet. MONUMENTS, SCOTCH GRANITE

Walter EpptnfbotUna, Cherry etreet. be tweB 9th and lOtb.

.MUSIC DEALERS. Safc

L. Klnner, Palace of Music, 48 Ohio etreet.

5. L. Strade, 149 Main St.

STONE WOBJK.

Walter A Kp{ilnghoaStn, Cherry street, behflti t'weenflUi and 10th. br--- SEWING MACHINES.J' OarterA 'finer, 18 Norti 4th Street. T. B. KiJdle, 131 Main fttreet.

SKIRTS AND CORSETS. He a A Arnuld, SS Main etreet. &.,We'!E Ne. IS9 Main street, ed.' a**J1 STONB CUTTERS. Warner A McFarlane, Kaetcf T. F,, A I. B.B.

t.mi&

v"»il ii.*"'1

'rrtellt Cepot. UNDERTAKER.

l«ac ball, u»ru«r Third and CSerrj, ~s M.O'Coaaell, Main Street, vii'S lediiii-q .A.

piiDTECT YOUKSELVBS

0»ti«(«oUouvr

A at -O* AMD PKOPJSTT.=» W /l!" ni fJ «iiUWv The u"di-rs'gnrd, Agont of the North American Oa vaaisird Ligh.niDg Bod Company »f Pitt bnrfr, Pa is la ih. ci i. the paru'ose afintre. dociug in this place a Bod 'hat use given enttro

otoTer it has bean introduced, and

bat we deslieia a ialr examination oft tame, which is gvtr.ntetd

u» ibition. by tie Ageat, who is

ciav4slogtheit orat (ho T«'r a Ua"te 0om "H. QABV1X, ig4at.

«rCl»l College. .... llUin J'4* *7

»fa fWTO'i !J 5' «U tsAlfiaflv "flitet» •-1* .•••''••

ABTLETT

BOOKSKLlEBSsa. ATI0NEB8 vt, lOl Maiafi^ »SS! eHnate,

Now have in store, the LARGEST STOCK OF Goods in their line, they .huve ever carried, whic-h baveing 1 been purchased at jobbere

BOTTOM- ?RICEJi.

,^9v iaiSio

^OOK UEPAKTMBNT

heir vai

^ND«naTAk

iTs

'taireoetfed to-oXSoato »rOer« lb ti(« vestaeas aad dlapaSoS^ .mer aad *t».vH frtU. Tma Hant*. i«M*a»e. l*aSn-*-^«'*«" t4 -r ~:~7r" TplDHJ^AXSR-—==-

their varriety ^oobracw a gooearl^aaiortfl.l 1 cJl .iff

eneiit of'

'ANDASD and MI8CELLA NBOS WORKS, BIBLES,

SC6OL BOOKS* AT BOOKS,

HABBALM SCMQQFT LIBMA* I MIJS8, WM* TH« POPULAR ft

MAGAZINES.

X» THS WAT OK

They have an immense stock of -Blan^ Bocks, Paper, Envelopes, §old 8tael Hens, Lead and .Sla^e J%ncUs, Ink1Pan ,q{4®oIdw# SVus, rocket Books, Chalk

alw,

Breach aad Hasale Loader aad, to oraew or oid

Qra joos, CuUery &a. $c. Uonntey llercbaots in making Their parchaaee shoald not tail to call at No 101 there tbej will find the largest stock ia the above line in the city, and aa low or lower thaa market eV«*fcera aforda.

WSMM&

1ggi¥£

SPSS#

HiJ'K I

j» a.

I .x 4, rates they propose tosell at ,? r-.vV

Slblev, Treneh

"J-.:"

£j STAT iONBBT

t,r-

THE BEST &«*

4?'

(-j(

JEWBLLJCBS.

MECHANICIAN.

4. Tittmau, ltieoatL4ib8t.opp.PoetOIBoe.i r: MILLINERY. S M. A. Baridan, 8U llatn streal.

Mre. BacklnKham, Cor, 4 and Ohio. MILITARY CLAIMS. Pv 8- Danildaon Varringtoa Block, Mala St.

NOTIONS AND TRIMJUNQSo I!. H. Blddle, 161 Main streatPAINTERS^-,, Bit. & Veikle, Sooth Foarih street

PHYSICIANS.

Dr. 6. j. Youug, west eide Publio Sonars, sj Dr. I. U. SeelpT, 11 North 4th Street. RETAIL. GROCERS E. 8. Wright 4. Co., 166, Sleiu Stieet. V. 1).

Mollojr No 9 Sonth 4th Streetr,"

I. pie Melt, Street, 0 RAILROAD AGENT. iai&Ki H. Tnraor, at McKeen A Paddook's Mill

REAL ESTATE AGENTS. fTendrtcb A Cunge, corner Main and 4th streets SADDLERY HAR&WARE. Fred Rob NO. S south Fifth street.

-—IS—

»4

J" i*?-1'

THE CHEAPEST.

GK)WAN ic BEAED'S

.SaH'l

AmmtrnAN

•«t '«w»a ^eh O'Sij Labor, Time and Money. Pa -&*** sp ,\s ,,h

i.n,&. WAbHU

.«•

JLMJfLKMJtWIii.

JUlltM a Juuom, Wl iJQbilC dqDftTti mi liUJNciMITU A^i XTLJX

OIL. GDTTKli

^n A(B»mug, Ohio etreet, eaei of Thirds iM*

^^^^HARDWARB. Cory A M.tueourt, A(«ln aireet.

£t,|

vL*«i3

Wlta t*ftaa},!

*t-Y vr-.sC%

fin'tVi p-y&.W •,*?*'

W' ffl a^«!uT Hard W a,ter

\s w*eesK« ji.-t «-.'«iiaq

&01T.

^assKlftaJ

hmhf •&> $

vdj^aassladU

A i&m

It Cannot be JBtocMed

la Its we thing qoalities. Try It aad prove It. For Sale te the Trade bj

t»v) t^jse-TTif

Cornelius 4 Haggcrty's. t-j 0tt! j( t, ~~|i!WTOs(n Vila astir [i tZt SO Dozen Hoop Skirts S at SS aadSOcsntr.

#SU

dwta

cox a soir.

£UuT A

BA.EGAIlsrS

•xp

.qs."i'-Vs+i'Sf

3lt

Good LI't Colored Prints Ja ei««^fv^»t-l^eenls.

irjq iTd

YARD WIDE BROWA HUSLIN

tL'

at 11, 19)4 sad IS cenls.

'j-in'i V'iA? 1 'fn ii

"»s

*!C''!

!oi

Good Bleached JHoslin .. -v'\

-«1 at 19Keeats.

d* •Tunfit*» ,.WJ -il rvafli'io/rif, er

'as.

Isadies* Hose. 1 j*~

low tt 10 C(ata

Good Thread,

ptor,

JlVA ),-TIC,MT.08SJ

fW 3' "x }f- &1' iS-i

Dress Goods .ua, Cheaper thaa tvsr.

V«q

*ndU'

fll,fn

Warranted

200

jards, only

..•vr» iti-ve

cents spool.

jC? 1

'id" raoio W1-** HW'""" ,v-i' v.,*, a t-

Large Stock oflcans and lottonodes

•wt vs.!»n^'-w. At rery low prices.

w*":

fin* STOCK or

¥#4**

PIQUES,'

sa just wbat reccm-

pd it in onr trcaUr. Th» ar* of two k'odi. One, th" Pair at St*r'S lvanised Iron iti'd theo'her ct ael"brattd l'at« S ar CK eper Bod Samples of the stme, with point", gatteninir, lacn atois, on an spur llcvr Patent €1 lvanisa1 Braoae, Ao can -n

PEBCiLES,

1 1 "l.- S Jh

A Q8UNDY

Jfl *V]j .UtSaLU Al}o BfiCAlL

#af,i

iaxn

(^rtl rs «'J U'»f' .'-1 ..r'='

Vtf.i (i' /H wn it nm ,U fO*

HBIW^fl Wli

FBEKCH and SCOTCH «?!i% GiarGHAHS,

.»»

bwUi

C0RHELI1IS A HlfiSEKTT,

Oor, Min and Third Slag 'J

.bi 6"*« "f" i»i«.g 6'ii, t. y#*d *fc» I jsitKui a ,)SrVii fliv1# if WSi A,

r-w

11 5. t*

/flO, E. JACK.SON

•SAII,

CO./W

\J intttt CNniMw ui

finiriiig Icreuiti, Dcsuaa

run. rm, uo, raovfCK.M,. SO. WALNUT STB KIT, ginoinmnati, OHIO.

Otaetaaatl, Ohio.

Co., Oeasslselaa Jltrch-ns. Olaclaaatl, Ohio.

Jap* W. Taraar, Bsq„ IshtHtir Terra Baata. latHaaac.

Q.OTT*BURGBSS,

HO USB and SIGN PAINTER, FA7BB lOOt Aid WW, SHOP—Za larly'e Wee^ a ftw deefeaarth at Mala Stree

Ad wort dev psessfOy aad at reaeogabja ra ee. »»wp

JgOABDING HOUSE. Tbe aaderaicaad opaaete^ey, a lai*e.aid newly fnrnlshadVoardia* Kaasa, aa tte ®Vaer ot

fifth aad.tkesry s»ra ti, wWre le Sspea

TABU

ZvZ/S

j-4

ISHED MAY 12.1851

PAPER HANGINGS AC.

SPRING- STYLES I

BB0KAW: BROS.,

#?«}.*«*

.. 109 Main street,I

if St fee 0oM£t*f: Iaportsrs, Wholesale and Be tall dealers la

mu.

Detersive Soap. mwz-t ^-v ^ES

PAPII HMfiUeg,

anm

VIA VOW SntMS,

••'MSSk'-l a.a.K«tal ,'-T 4 iS'tekH* 1 ,). JT*J*rf rsoelTlng our new spring styles. ™Ma^et. adding to t&eia as they 1 rswi' bare on band the mt:

LJLBGJE8T STOCK" pm ef the abeva goods, at the 03 I-

.-:«*WT »V.

rk LOWEST P«ICES, •«d i«i to ha fOaad ia tbe Weet,

«a )i-''•

*r We bave a numb of Kirst ClMM Uecoratore,

oma

JLu»iSa,

rit

an' Paper Uaavers that

Mad to any pare ot tbe

City or Country. s#'

BROKAW BRO'S.

PHYSICIANS.

DR I. J. SB1LLY, We. 1 North Fowth Street, MAfiJUTIC AM® BCIKCT1C FBlSlCm. febldtf

J. YOUNG,

*t ''t

i'T ,, !»as?f siJ.e-i

PHYSICIAN and \SZTRGEON: WflvKaaWsst Ude Pablie Bqaure, (Formerly ocoapied by Dr. Oartls.)

Calls attaeded to alght aad day. national House.

'».d v**': sa»r ?s'i3

—AT—

)W tnf SM1» I

Two hundred cords of seasoned Oord Wood for tale. All orcers loft at th* "Knrly House," Weet Mala straet, or at John Mc. FarUne'e ofOea north Third street promptlr dUed.

BAALIST HQUSfl—ff. ft. JUAcemsaa, Prop'r. daiKMity

JULIUS MIESSEK, ra

AMaaiOAff

bb*_£Jai..

iij S. WILSON, Has teaiovad M' Claak, Shawl- HIIiiBery and Onn Makiac Knabilihaieet, to 04 NK8T FOURTH St-

aseaU Ale tld, aad aieay aaw »*»aa

THX

VflLX, MM WXLb

lUtf

MM?

VUBX1SBED

id «ke SLoaaa well kept la la eseey teepset.

CINCINNATI, O. mlld2w

pITY CLERK'S KOTICB.

Botlee is hereby (lven that the Board of fc^nailsatloa of Taxes for the Cny of Terra Haste ul set at theO^nacll Obsmb of sad City on Thars-' day, the 10 day af Jnae, 1889, where Tax Pay. era Bay attend and enter complaints It they "tie their assessment too hijb. i. I. VX3KIKT, m2XdtoJ18 City Oierk.

HM.

SMITH, Chemical Pyo WoikS, Second street, betwten ijlain and Oherry, a Joining the .-tewartHon-e.

Dtalnciatllit. branch'#, sich as Crepe Shawls Bibhoes, fl of all kinds, Merino and ftlainti Orsssos Onrtains, Plnoies, Lao-, Velrot. P.rawls ani fringes. Particular att ntion pai to Clean-, lag ar-d Katoiabiof, without dassfil the tfliv, eacharliolfs aa Creps Shawls, S Dresa-s, Merino and DeLalne firait), Br cl» CS awls, aUixnare Shawls, Cleats, aip-ta and Plane Clovers. Clean!og of Oenu' Ovats, P«nts and Ysets neatly djne, m20dlm

NOT1CE" »T Kotloe la1 ft'eby gir-n that the Tigo Cetonty Board Eqaaltt.don will meet at the Anditor'a Office ia tbetity of Torre Haote on tbe erst U* nday of Jane next. Wit. PA.ODOCJL,

May

nmt »OU rW* CHECKS and TICKS

ROA XVBSTBODR

tiJ

.0.1BO

d«td

itur t.oun y.

QuPPJfiR L1GKTNI.NG iiOLS.

a are

LOW

prepared to fareiah a" rersot de

•Iring a •ore piotMtion -rom n-t ra t-, .lug, th th fca»t B«-d« lu n-s am »U Vaaws't Ooppar I la d. 11 tat-. j.rtlo"l«rs, addr-»(, BO'B'N-'A A1 K£K, Boa MS riEautJ,or call at ibe°a" A

Besldeoce at JaSMtf

yyOQDl WOOD! WOOD!

-K.

AjtD

nairiAK

CONFECTIONER AND BAKES,

BTo. IS ffortli Foarth St.,

Ifffl Uetwsen Main acd Cherry Streets, TJfiBRB HAUTK, IND. Keeps-coGstantly oa hand afresh supple of Oikisj Candles, Ice bream. Bread and Orackora.

Ornamental Oakrs, Pf rsmhli", Ice Cream, Water lets, Oharlotte-rarse, lly, Blanci Uange, Boman Punch, Biiqulte Qlaoe, Tromagede Paai, faaeylca Oraasi, Paetry, Tongne, Obtsken Salad Ac., wilt be Bade to order.

Piivata Parties fare tubed with Oysters, Meats, Ioe.Oieaa, Jellies, Ac., oa short notioe. mayl9d3m

iior's Office. ln»-

VX7INDOW GLASS WAKEX?)

ttif

ii. SHOEMAKER

Hoe. 205, 207, 205 and 211 N. 4th St.,.:., Hj-..'-

*1r1

PHILADELPHIA 1 bm ..Ji Impertsrof French and Ingluh "Win-low^

Floor*.

uqm

Colored and Ornamental CbuicbQlass.^ Fkited Glass for Conservatories. Every Sise and Thickest/ 9j the eriglasl ea*e. box, or single li*ht, qa»re or eat to any in egalar shape. naitSdNa

QARBiAGJfi MAJNUFACTOiiY

W1LDI, THOMAS A CO.,

Ohbm Pd aad Walaat streets. Terra Hauia M* Kaepeeastaatly oa hand, and maanfactu*. to Ofdxr, aU the latest styles of OABB1AOB8

BUGOH® 6

We aes aeae bat the Snest material te the eeatnsrtHsToV work, .nd warraat It iuperioi oany sfcssd la this taa to SiwisiM.

sarbaa. Bsyeelal atseatie* rj.KMtf

W A

X%" *aa'A MAXLBOAD AGEJSCX. a aaga insrt iiia III Miilfnd aJWiTwild ha pleased ta see my ohMa waAsaaAeesteMefB,

Ssrte TuSsrsfA-» I«w, Md tilM qaioE ®nr

MMttac UsM. OrAln In bulk «hlpp*4 to Il»i ^n"""»7^5sir?,uB«1.MS

ap&aJsi

At, h^k