Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 14 June 1869 — Page 2

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The DM*** Byroad. I The pre^«^.Ccp^irJ!^^Amlr^d from a point on the EvansviHe A Grawjrdsville ttad, aaM &ui city,iotbe St^te line, in the directioa of Danville, Uiinjmi there to con aeefr^ritE-theChicago & Dhnville railroad, tt amldiifig a busing shape. A company has been or^anizj* and enough stock subscribed, to give fie enterprise a1 etait. 'JMHtftffr -•*fu?!fa tioos and imrveysliave,already ^efi"nid« to demonstrate thafaot t£at the pcopofec line will be .very, direei and IU. conatrjic tion cheap.

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parties tnofing ln the

matterare reliable gtinjitai? nslnpss men, widtfaelr conneouai) with il^ kn earnest that energy-and goed jadgmi nt will mark their movemettt#: £h* tizen» of Vigo county, and especially of Terre Haute, should manifest their int sr•it in this new enterprise and give it all the aid and encouragement in their povfler It is a matter of" great tmpffrunce to the city and county that this work ghould succeed.

The proposed rowl Is only abont-forty five miles in length. The completion of the track, from this city to Danville, Will give us a direct communication with Chi cago,"0!l the shoTtesTpo/sslble'route, cjn formiog closely to an air Hflft.a distance of about one hundred and sixty mllesi— The completion of this road will add fen miles of railway to that already operating within our county, and will tend to secure to this city the trade of the Wabash val' lev as far up as the north lipe pf Vermil lion cotantfr. *"1«

A direct connect^n With®5hif?ago^ is now especially needed to gi# to dur city the proper faciUtiea. for the manufactire of iioo, and the use of the great coal fields which lie near it on Lhe east. Thie road, built, will make Te?r^ Haute a real manufacturing ceDtre, and will eccotn plishTnore ToVrar3alnvitiDg capital, labor and population 'to our midst, than any thing else that can be as easily done. We need now, above nil things, a direot Qhi cago railway, and if it is not speedily made irom here, it will be made from some point in the coal fields of Cltijf coan ty, and tbas many of the benefits properly belonging to our city, may be lost.

The completion of the road to Danville, as apart of the line to Chicago, will place our oity oh the great through route from Chicago to 2Taahville,and on the comple tion of the Henderson and Nashville road, n?w being rapidly constructed place it in direct connection with all the southern railways concentrating1-**- |he latter place-

It is needless to attempt to enumerate the various advantages which will result to our oity from the completion of the road under consideration. They must occur to overy citizen upon the lesist *e flection. It is entirely practicable build the road if the counties and peo jl al ng the projected line are willing contrrbuie liberally towards it. Park and Vermillloa counties have already ken the initiatory steps towards this n—' ter. As yet, nothing has been don Yigo, except by way of individual sdkb scription. It will doubtless be necessary for our county .to provide at least one hundred thousand dollars to ward the struction of the road to secure Its com tion. We think our oounty authorities ought to do this ia some proper way, 4 der the p/$sent law, and that there should be no opposition to such a course on the! part. Our county has heretofore assisted both the ^Terre Haute and Indianapolis, and the Evansville 3s Orawfordsville Rai roads .'by UmsubjcripHon dfstock, jn the former company

vto

tbe amount of fifty

thousand dollars, and ,the latter to the amount of twenty five thousand dollars, These subscriptions were made at a time when tha cQunty^aa much las* able to do so than at the present". The encouragement and material aid given to these two roads proved mutually beneficial to the corporations and the public. The county, we bellfve^lost nothing by its former liberality, ia dollars and cents, 4nd gained largely in the increase of its taxable* growing out of the construction and operation of tbe railroads.

We hope our citizens, one and all, tfiU interest themselves. in tfi&3&6po&8 i'oad and will render it all the aid that is pos? «ible-, -when the matter shaft-be presented to them in the future. A.

The citizens of Mt. Vernon, Ohio, have had an iudignation meeting over the removal of Mrs. Hood, widow ot a soldier who died in tbe.service, .as Postmistress at that place. The President's requested to reconsider this aoUonj and is likely to do so.

asserted with some degree of con

fidence, that tbe Pfince of Wales is improving in wisdom and moral?, and hope6 are entertaioed that be may, after all, make a respectable king, The Cincinnati Times thinks that if he should live thirty yearl, it fa probable that he will survive kingcraft in Sagland^

Tos Democracy of Dearborn county have not i»«!ard of the law postponing elections untii 1870, and therefore have just .held a convention at whieh they nominated candidates' for the county offi ces and passed a series of pathetic resolutions, in one of which they say ihat tbe 'Badicaldevil' demands "that wi» shall pain our blood into gold to" pay tEe public debt." Kor is this a)l9that*h«-ufi^di$al devil'' nequire»of tboM p^rseetKecLieunbs It 1k sot enough that their poor skimmed mllkilood shall be Coined into goldl'' That doea not satiate the ."Radical devil." Se goeth for o'.her spoil#, and in the next resolution we are t»ld that the diabolical wretch demands that we "iball coin our sweat and our tears into dollars to pay their levies.'1

Think of a Radical de?H tidining the blood of Dearborn county Demobrats into fil«'

m0p^]°g

lheir»wtatjindjcatching

their crocodile tears on sion into dollars!

a rag tor Conver-

What a picture ,-i

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•of#^oe to f. B. mMOt^lroSi winch {be Detroit Tribune, infers that the ben-w bo laid aucfa ac egg belongs ta the clack clacks.

'6-day revised registration in Virgin js to omTwiuical sources ^cecs! of Wells over WA.LK*k,Conservatire, for Govern-

A prospective ^majority -of -thirty thousand iaelaimed. Many of Abe leading ex-rebels manifest, a dj|incRn^tion to stqiport WALXlg^or \o yota for Jig Con-' ftitution .without th». clfuses separately submitted. Tfiet%:: W nd flifubt, however that the CinlitiVution wHI be ratified, with th^excepti^f the teBt o^th and dlsfrakchtafng sections.

Resources of fioathern California. A number of Dutchmen—this time the Pipression !s correct,-for they were genuine Hollander#-have recently applied to .be United States Consul %t .Rotterdam for information aboutSouthern California.

The question was referred to Commissioner Wilson, of-th^-Oeneral Land Office at Washington, and his letter in answer, giving an admirable summary of inforajition can'^be ?«pngly recomtnended as generally indorsed by all old Californians who have Tead-tf.-Th« wonderfully fruitful eectlon of the State is aB yet very thinly settled. The climate as a whole, though warm enough, is delightful, and the best parts for:se£tlement—the valleys of the Coast Range mountains, extending inland from twenty-five to seventy-five

mnes—bave

their heat tempered by prox

imity to the ocean. Every thing grows there. There are six million* of vines already in Los Angeles county alone.— There ia one vine in Santa Barbara county forty-three years old, which produces five to six tons of grapes per annum.— Oranges, lemons, limes and citrons, figs, walnuts, olives ai.d almonds, bananas and palms, tobacco, sugar-cane and cotton, grain and fruit, all thrive, though many of them are not as yet as largely cultivated as they soon will be. Indeed, there is a desirable country in this world, it is'Southfern California and, excepting in tbe extreme southern limits of he State, where the heat is such thai water is scarcer than whisky, and it is dan uerous to leave candles hanging up on a nail, because ihey »re apt to run away, leaving nothing but a string of w.cks, the bad points of the climate bave been mucb extiggerated. Lands are to be obtained yet at the moat mudcj-ate rates ($1 to 1(5 per acre and upward*), even wben purchased from those holding tham under

Mexican grants, oonflrmed by the United Slates. Lands claimed under such titles, but not so confirmed, are of course still lower and there is pieaty of unoccupied government land to be pre-empted under the provisions of the homestead laws,

GAMtiLING IN GKiiHAM.

Tbe Dangers to which Foreign Mln isters are Kxposed-

from the London Telegraph.] The gaming tables are the chief ob ject of interest at Baden with many and really it is a pity it should be so—for the tables bring tbe crowds! At Homburgor Mod ace they are. not so much in the way. I had ignorantly supposed that of gaming at Baden there was.an' end. The fact is one rouge-et-noir table and two roulette tables arein full awing even as I write I should say that fifiy or sixty people round any table is about the maximum I bave seen. They appear to be mainly old men and young boys, and three or four of tbe old men with the ineffaceable gain ster's mark upon their brow. As yet they do not seem to play very high for a thousand francs won or lost is about as they bavo gone while I have been watoh in? their proceedings.

Youngsters who look U^o Qerman stu dents from Heidelberg, come in eight .or ten.together, and, ait«r a good deal of whispering, Karl or Pratiz risks a five-* trano piece, according to ftiS fancy, on odd or even, 'fed. or black. If he wins, be perseveres. I liaveseea «lad of tbis sort win bis two hands full' of fivo-franc pieces I have never seen jpne leavo the room with ihe'money fie had at first gain ed. A gentleman last night won over five,hundred francs at a coup, and walk' ed out. There goes a man with

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brains in bis head, I said to myself. In a few minutes he was backagain, studying the figures on the roulette table with napoleons, according to sjstem probably. His original gain soon disap peared, and as much more from his own stores. When he put his last napoledns on the two zeroes, and the ball was roll ing round, I could just see a nervous gg&ch $cMt (oreh9ft&:-cIt TKHKism-oftg —Ine pittiTess rake swept in his last

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poleons—he turned on hi3 heel and dis appeared. As a contrast to this, you will see a merry English boy, in a set of dittos, run in aud throw dewn his five4ranc -e anywhere, he has no system. He loses bursts out laughing, and vanishes. Well for him! A lady here last night went on playing with varied luck for about an nour when she had lost all, her face was a very picture of quiet despair. Behind the cbaif. jipon w^ick, «^ie had lost ber money, -she stood watchitig'the others at' play, or rather, as I suppose, reflectihg -uncomfortably on consequences!''

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tleman presantly c&tae up and gave ber some more money. She sat down again but, oh, how cautiousshe was th:s time! Sha. pricked the paril f^r ten, minutes at least, waited till red turned up three times running, and a lucky player had staked a mass of napoleons upon the recurring cbanco. She .risked AJlvo-iranc piece tt was all right IheTtept ft there. There was a run upon the red. Her stake wenj, on doubling until she "could stand it no longer, and raked ,in amass of silver— her fnce from white was red- There was no misUbe, Rouge gagne. eanleur perd".

Then -there was a lutle bald man who seems to me steadily to lose bus who, when he has laid down the gold Walks •iway a step or two from tbo tab e, and' lurus aaitlQ till thecroupiar anao^ucMS re~nits. I'"wonder what"(hat mat/send will be. "T

Kurn's Loiugg.

The Table Talk of the last number of Appletori8 Journal contains the following paragraph:

Will the resider, beforo perusing tbis paragraph, turu to the poem in tbepres ent number, called "O^ly tbe Cioihes that She Wore," and read it? It will strike him probably with awe when he learns that these tender and tragical jiaes only just foreshadowed the death of their author. They were, we believe, ihe last he ever penned. Within a few hours after patting from us and receiving tfco price of his verses, he died from tbe effects "t1** iateBiyeraaoe.—This- was Saturday 22d of May. Mr. Shepherd.—this wus hnmme was well known as a contributor to the magazines, and as a writer of

Quent and often excellent poems, and distipgttlshedla oertain circles New Yorkas a repreaentative Bohemian.

He bad wit, genius, prepossessing mannars, but was ruined by bis passion for drink. His literary iudustry was of the spasmodic Jiiadjwhich oMy IGkhihl ilastivity when he was pressed by want, »nd then he would rapidly indite a fW?taiizas or brief sketch, and hastening with it to some newspaper or periodical, sell it Sot what be ooutd obtain. Tfco poem to which w«have already referred the readBT is marked by pathos and teudefneas

ent fall

it illustrates an suggestions and spirit may be acci its author, as well as for the victim whoae unkown fate jvtradeavors to imagina.

The following is the poem alluded to OBLT TH« CXOTHX8 THAT Ml There it the h»t With the bine yell thrown round It, just as they

Do jjon efjogug? |hat

The gloTOT too, lie there,

And to them «i4) I li*f™ ®e ih»P« of \*T That some one hat preisea, perhaps, and cauasMd tmaa f.jSoslsAder aaaCairi .isoutt^u. i-a— .. "ia-n liMfr*!« are th#-Sl»oes, Wiyi Uisir long allkMi stall To there's dainty tip, of the mnd pfthe slip, *Hm »wm

All else j£U may gaesa 1

There is ^he«h»»l,

With the striped border hnng nextin order, BoiUMThardly leu than th« Ugh* UoSlia **—.

Al Afc,ksn^asW- i,:I *"u

ffj ^vre forgetting, with a pearly aettlag Tiwrewas only thll otw—name or date —none A, frjU, pretty thing--. ,u j.

A keepsake, maybe,

The gift of anottier, perhaps a brother,. lSrer, who knoWi him her heart chose,

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Or, wai sho lusart^free

With the blije veil around it, the same as tney found it, Summon np a fair face with just a trace

Of gold in the hair

Or does thi) shawl,

Mutely appsaling,to some hiddenJeeUng, A firta, yrtnng and alight, to yowmtinfi sight, Clearly recall

A month now has psssod.

And liiif Ad hUtbry remalns yet a »ystery, But these we keep still, and shall keep then oati 1

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.. Hope dies at last-,, ...

Was she the prey

Sotae one or other, -perhaps a fond mother, U»y r»cOgnit« these when her child's clothes she MM

Then—will it be wall? N. G. SHcracas,

Rscently at the Morgue in this city, the attire ofofadrowned periOn alone remained for identification.

Thrilling Adventure with a Mad Ball The other day a famous railroad man ager of Cincinnati and a well-know Third-street lawyer, went to Sedamiville for an afternobn's recreation. While basking in the.sun an the back of a stream that puts in at that point, all unconsciom of danger, an enraged bull that had got mad about something, and gone in pur. sbit Of prey, came suddenly upon them T-hey sprang to their feet in an instant when away went the railroad man, swift as one of his own locomotives on a down grade, behind time, and away went Mr.

Ball after him. The legal'man repaired to a revolver, with whioh'hd went in pursuit of the bull, a little more craey, apparently, than the bull wa«. The rail road man afterward confessed that the appearance of his legal friend, as he came charging down with glaring eyas, and hair streaming in the win4, his pistol oockfld, and about "half-cocked" himself, terrified him worse than the ball dii

The '.bulf became conscious that something unusual .was threatening his rear. He cbecked up a little, threw a glance over his shoulder and recognizing the enemy, he nodded to the railroad man, as much as to say he would let him off this time, and turned upon hiis pursuer. Legal man came to a halt, and for half minute he and the bull stood glfcriog at each other, both pawing up the ground With!equal fury. Some boys who wit nessed it from the top of a neighboring cow shed were filled with admiration the apeotacle, and yelled "bully 1" was hard to tell which was the bulliest, tbe bull or the lawyer.

But a crisis came. Tbe ball lowered his,head for a oharge. The lawyer weak etred arid grew pale. He has been aoeus tomed, in the line of his profession, to make pretty heavy charges "himself but -he' oouldn't stand that one so he dropped ,his pistol, turned tailrand ran, the bull so close behind him that be could sometimes faei-tHs-horn gently raising his dOat-tails

He looked for some means of escape, few rods ahead of him he saw a fence.— He went for it, and the bull continued to went for him. The bull was evidently for tbe plaintiff, and the lawyer wanted to be retained 6h de fence. As he reached the incloSure, and made a spring for it, the bull, with an upward motion of his head, being cbee beh'nd, skillfully ripped open his outer garment from coat tail to collar, •'This is not all," as the showman says, The fence was on the bank of the creek that put in there. The bank was high and steep, and with the assistance tbe bull afforded him, legal man went clean over tbe fence and rolled down the steep declivity into the creek. The bull gazed scornfully at him for a movement over the fence, and then, flushed with success, swaggered off to find the rest of his game. But the railroad man had no desire to "chase the buffalo o'er tbe plain," or be chased by a mad bull, and he had pru dently retired to a place of safety, while tbe simple villagers had assembled a sufficient force to dispatch the bull. The lawyer was^ drawn out of tbe creek with a eein and hung on tbe fence to dry, an operation that didn't require very long as hrhad been getting dry for an hour or two. He thinks of bringing suit for damages againts the bull or bis heirs, for damagas to hu suit.—Out Timet.

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mass of napoleons upon tbe recurring: istfcHte' OMtaietio Iiotion is the sovereign remedy for all such afflictions, dwlw

P^AMTation

$C6bsA^ lv#ur BOOT Fiua.9 ihown the form Whlch theaeTmrira prepared al this our experience in the use of them,

KMt«MifjWManss them A^oodiafa and reliable nedioine. Being entirely

active dutiea of life. We would advise all to see at once the"5endiraenved trom tl Use MorNTa Indian SostJils in allcasse of BiUieusnau, Headac^^ yespal* Irregplsti^*, Livei jPpal»tts All dealecs. r...v.

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1 4! ^,0 There Is tie dress, Like the bloe vsOi aU dabbled, disorient, and 'abb led— This you shool4 knoi^ wKbont dooM, and, ir so

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vnioi —FT. iiM v*r uvtta ia the irt^uiT niB i«Wa4ii

Mr ••Mate aH MIMa eT tfeaHUh 1\ X' -J., 3:»d

MUM1 KQMB1 rmiii

Does the bat there, -i'- 4

Of somedeep sorrow clouding the morrow, Hiding from view the sky'a happy'Mue4 Or was there foul play

Alas! whomay tell?

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These oeiahratod watches we are now sanding out by mail and express, 0.0. D. anywbfre within the United States and CanataS at the refcolsr wholesale price, piyable on delivery.

Kl) HVI1I Is BKQV1BIBII AD¥AHG1 prefer that all tkaU rtoone. aad ese Us goat* bqfort pafind for Ihem.

ABIXeil WATCH TO AKTA8DBKSS, $15. A

CLUB or SIX, WITH AN kXTB-V WATCH TO THt AOKNT SSNDINO tU* CLUB, J90, KAKLMO 3KV1CN WKTOHES JO* 90.

Also, a superb lot of moetelegant Oroide ObsiM of ths latest and most easily stytes and patterns, for Ladles and Osatlemen's wear, fiom 10 to ju inches in length, at prices of 93, 94, 9* ard |8J each sent waen ordered with watch at the rega•r wholesale prices.

DI90B1BB THE WATCfl »MCia£D,wkef*«r Ladin or Otu:Unun'itiu, and aadiesS yonr oiders and letters to THE OROIDE WJLTCH CO., dw3m lis Vaitea Street, Hew l«riu

OKDINANCE

okdinak^ /tibnci!

lcvxiho taxxs fob school

Attest:

Blkmish, two Pimp

les area mortification, three Pimples are a disgust, but four or more Pimples are truly distressing to any one.Palmer'8 Veg-

Bittkrs to the suffering,

and quick and through cures were the result. The news spread like wild-fire. Messrs. Ching-Takin & Co., Commission Merchants, had these Bitters for sale. In a short time their office was besieged and their supply exhausted. A steamer was dispatcheid to San Francisco by order of the Hospital Department, and anew and enormous supply obtained as soon as possible. From that moment the scourge was stayed. Not another fatal case occurred, and the epidemic has not entirely disappeared. In tbis wonderful remedy known in your oity? I hope so, for if is a sure cure for all fevers and miasmatic sickness. You may tell your friends so for ma. H. M. C. i. rt

Magnolia Watkb.—Superior to the best imported German Cologne, and sold at half the price. 10-dwlw

xcaT dkteaTxd.—Tha

rtrarosss roa

OahiblI.

Teeth should

last a lifetime. They will do so if regularly cleaned with SoZ3dont. All its ingredients are preservative, and one of them—the Bark of the South American Soap Tree—called QuiUay, from QuUlian, to wash or purify—protects the enamel from «very destructive agency.' dlw

LICHTNINC RODS.

J^IGHTNING RODS. A* lb ere seems to be som* misnad*rstan4lag with many of the citizens of onrelty and vicinity in regard ta what kind of Lightning Bods I hare on hand, let me her* *tste that I bar* tha •ery beet'of Copper Bad* ef two ur three kinds, together with the bast of Galvauls-.d and Carboaized Iroa Bod In use, wbich I bop* will be seen tnfbrs purohsse Is seed* by those that waat them for to see tham is to deoideat caoe in their faror, and which I will erect on the iaost Kientific

prinelpl* aad roasonabl* terss*. m31a3w

JULIUS

from

Extract from a Private Letter Uaicaii, Sanawhich Islands. Although the eruption is not so violent now, the volcano is a fearful sight to behold. The rivers of lava still fiojv and the smoko from the crater ascenorrn awful mijety. During this volcanic upbeaval jtfhas been, very sickly here. A peculiar sort of low malarious fdver, which has grown out of tbe foal cond€need vaporf c? the volcano, has preprevailed to an alarming extent, and at one lime it was feared it would depopulate tbe Island. But fortunately, a sea-captain (calling here for supplies) distributed

Private Partlei luroishSd with' Oysters, Meats. Ic* Creass, Jelii**, Ac., oa short notice. mayl9d3m:

M. SMITH, Chemical Bye Work*, Mwsl sweet, between Main and (Jherry, a joining th* Stewart Hout*. elng In ail Its branohiS. Sach asDrepe Shawls Bibbons, 1 of all. kinds, JLeriao aad DeLaine Dress se Uwrtalas, FIAaw,M«, Velret. Psraeois and Fringes. Particular attentioa pail to CSSaaing and Befiniehiag, witboat dajuciog the,.col'•rs, snch arllcies as Crtps Shawls, Silk DreeseS, Merino and DeLatne OresscS, Br- cha '$h%wls, Ca«hm»r* Shawls, dloass u*rpets and Piano OoTers. ClaaniDg of Genu' Uoats, P^ata and Tests neatly dine, mSOdlm

HATS AND CAPS.

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NEW ADVERTISEMENT*

$15 Get the Beat. $15 SUNT BY KXPMCWt CASK HHTBK

T18 mwm OKOIDI COLD WATCHI3. IUPBOVKD AND A NU FACT USED by ns are all the beet make, Inif «aess, finely chased and beautifully enaneiied, Pattmt ftni Dtiaehtd.^tert,

PAHV, to hip cornet torn*, aud wtar awl with, bnt retain ata app*rane« equal to solid golfl as long as woro.

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fixo. 1. Bj it ordained b/ the Common Oeuacil of the Oity of Terr? Haute, that a special Xax b» and is hereby levied ot twenty-fir* oaats on ea«h on* handred dollar* of taxable propertj within the corporate limits of said cU y, and fifty cants on saoh poll, for the construct.on. manding and repairing ut School Houses, pror ding fa.ntiniv, school apparatus aad fn»l uterefor, and athsr necessary expenses.

Sso. 2. That for tuition purposes there shall he aad is hareby isvM a tax Of tire ire cent* oa e*ch ne handred do lais {taxable property within the curpur.te limit*of said oity,

Bso. 3. Whertas an emergency exfsts fjr the passage of thla Ordinance, therefore, be It resolved that it (hall be in fore* rom and alter Its publication in the Terre iiante. Daily Journal and Express.

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O. F. OOOKXBLT, Mayor.

Vxcusx^Cwck.

J^-OTlOfi. Th* annual meeting of the Term ttaate Oaa Light Co. will beheld at the office of W. Warren, Keq Main street, on Moadar, Jat* 28th, at 9 o'clock, A. 31. GKOBGI BDGANi Uec.

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H. HUDSON.

QOPPBR LIGHTNING EODS

W* are now prepared to famish at! p*r*6rs de siring a sore protection from dlsastrrs by lightning, with ths best Bod* in uss, among which Mnnsan'a OoppSi"Tn!)HlT stands first. For partienlan, addre*s, BOBBINS A t-ABKSB, Box M3, TVrrs Hante, or call at the Connty Aud' ltor'a Office. 14dwlm

MIBSSBNj I ,-:«i a -prf I AMSalCAM ABB ruuiu.

CONFECTIONER AND BAKER,

Ko. 14 ferth Vsirth St., lletweea Main and Cherry Streets, TKRRK HAUTK, 1ND. Keeps oonstantly on hand afresh supple of Cakes, Candies, Io* bream, Bread and Crackers.

Ornamental Oakts, P»ramldr, Ies Cnaia, Water Ios, Oharfotte-rat**, Uy, Blanco Mange, Boman Puooh, Bisqntte Gl«ce, Tromaged* Ffia, Faucy Ics Oream, Pastry, Tongue, Obickea Salad Ac., will be made to ordpr.

Mens' Hats ot ali kinds, Hoys' Hats of %1I hiniis, Missee'Hata of sUlitinde,

Infanta' Hata ot mil kinds,

Aas at all plwa

^jfcKiUsMdt to order oa shert ••doe. OsHi "'tile FjLIX bxiuc^ lis Main Street. ,,^.,I»rre HaqU, Ui.

STEAMBOAT ARSANFTEMENTS

0 OF

Terre Haste Goviiston.

HTEAHEB It»M, 3. Tt. Whifsker, Oomaasdsr. leasee Taeadaf aad Friday* ftr the above iiMa ports, aad retnrn Wednesdays and Saturdays, at*P. M.

Uiw

Iveni-

Was aeyet to well stocked as jit present ... -i-i. ..... iMoila vhasray —. !iiw ,*ts *#-. 1 nn-i) -.iiv ,-a V/ V-} fijJ*aq-CI laW s.1: aeunti eirf raiu* fed

iitU

Pq not fall

a -»T

aaLATiita ro oBsraooiloAs ta raoav or in ciratNB nouils. Be it ordained by tha Common Ooaacil of the Oity of Tare Haate, That It saaU ha malawfel 'or any persons 10 back np wagons or teams, or permit the sanm -tff Siana tn num of any of tha Inline Honsei.of said city, or in aay way whatever, obstruct tha strett* aad sidewalks immeolately in front of an- of aaii Xn^toeHoaee^ aad any person guilty of Violating ths provisions of this Ordinance, siiall, nptm ooavietlon, forfeit aad pay to saM city the saai of not less than In nor mure tban tan dollars, for eaah and every anon

bo caII

aid

BEAUTY AND BtigfcEf.

ttTTTAl- KAI'ITT

0*11 at oar old stand, Afdnnu'SJ tv-T fin* odw SatU vanni"*" ia»- 6 uo*« ol

offenc.t. Wheress an emergency existi for tha passage of this Ordiaanoo, therefore it shall be ia oroe srom and after its publication la the Terra Hani*. Daily Journal and Axprese.

G. r. OCOKEBLY, Mayor.

Attest: namia-Tnatsagrrwfcfc.

Corner Klin anfl Stb Slreeti.

t» 3?:

Tuell,Ripley A Deming -L-cu vafli vt

cu ^efli

t\lbn9:n

j«, 8 oa/ 1-. swai ii.i iO til'-! ili W »WhJ ed Siiiiurtija "i*dj fcja

•j

tJai'tt 0-i:

•*a tsdj lot

f* CJSid/ "1 eieri

«TCCJ330B8 ¥0

EDS ALL & CO.

TtfH 0 S.u .1

GREAT ATTRACTIONS

...TOCKI at--'"

HEADQUARTERS t' i* ros

Something New!

Ladles ready-male Wfiti ii)

••r-r-uuivf

ciei.

SUITS

be"t I ]{gs •i: P. it. 3-5

.1.-

8CMMEK

DRESSr'GOODS

Is recelttag dally additions. 100 pi*:*s double fo'd ,. :t

COZdkjBB

1AZPACA8

LOW PRICED LAWNS. .Jn««b ttS 9di •.!.« 1. "Haln and fignred

a* A 'Jii J.i-

rSKCALK8i

KGANME8 and •um jjai aRta

Al /!.•» a ,.w«-4»*ApK.r^ #r,.-

di'

Iroa Frame "tireaadines

Thd Panifflp, the Laoe Cov wed, the Ruffled, the Sea Side.

£'lijsF» »»V

SUMMER SHAWLS.

beaatllfcl asejitaisnt «radk Striped Btrsst MawbJsstr*oani A fre.h lot ef Merrtaar, Sprague, Asserieas aad laaraaSes a 1

•nih

_pt.

mak*r, Oommandar, will Mits Tare* H«ate for e, aad ratura

CoTington and Intermediate landing*, Mondays and Thursdays at 9 o'clock P. Tuesdays ai.d Fridays.

OTsiSMa*'" OaabrWged hofli's Ml tion of

With aa able and mm

f»vii.jn as*

•!.!,! Mai n: jcl-.-.st

((S«8hpe|i|

.^aT

E I N S

At»X esats.

..--i

WAKIESi' BOBEM A CO.

if, & JBteefc HUMS Aawb, Wort «M Bmk iMvei from $»JSO to $1*00

]sffurs^n^

,bll»htd that sells son Ton wls& td know

aw* fortiinsr are

'asada.fad I««t Ia a day^ hsw Shrewd Man are rained la Wall Street how "OnaKiael^awsatdM byMharp-

arsj-how Minlrters and MMchaata ara, Ble^•UlMVliaw StaM Bslik antl Oonoert (wtons

worlt. It tells you, about tha mysuriat of Nsw T^kssl oewteim spicy lib aftrtcaesafits noted miUioaaires maechan«-, *o A larfi Oeawo •aie, ItO pigei, Pmtlf lUmtrated. Tbe tirgeat oommisaica ttivaa. Our .'S-page ofrcaiar aad a S5 Greenback sent frea on application. For full sartioa ars and terms and addraas tba sola lubUbm,f.

Etrt a C«..Uanlsrd Cob.|

AMBHTS WAftlBViK, seas. Nature, Soienoa, and Art« giiing adeacrtption o* hurled Cities, Lakes, Mi nee, Volcanoes ko. *a.. An«ld Agent wiilss. "I never tfoitvor»d a work whi *ife» the eailsfactlon Hoxt BOOK does." Another, I h»v» cabrassed bat three day- and t«kken id name*." Others write "Qoaa BodK It geiag first rstft" Mil for" Olroblar addres,' 1* lilt AIM ABU, Hartfod, Connna VKJVTS.—aamaassA t)m., XoiteraSciaa-

Tiric AxiaicsM,

Jlti

1 HoatJbO tiMj' -i -m si- Mib fd Ifaj be found at our astabl ahartit.cr

.j vifc j'lo-ji dT

3 t'lii "''MTnq -d' tir&.'.A li' i-.,t :'d --.vvt-iq .mi .U !.J tLCl,

»ll Uw

',U 11114 U*3Z,t '/V'J t*"* -WJV ./J

ft»ATn:S.i,.rij

.... ,3, '1 -v 1

NEW ^TYLES.

nd oae'.eCI itfotiiMiffimc'v'

t. «.... .. .... «ft f*i« tn Ws have not hpac« t» aaamarate, aad many of tbem mast be seen ta glfrtaa proper Idaa of their

Park Uuw, Hew Yotk.—

Twenty three years' experience In ottaiatag AMEBIOaN and

KDBOPKAN PATS3IT8.

'd^infons no charge: A paophlei, W8 pagrs of law andlaf^smatron fiae. Address as sb^va.

A mffMK." Oompiete expOee olFiMaU Isfyi* (As grtat,Metropolit. Sensatioaal^- BeaMt toilr illustrated, ample copy post-paid for VS. Addrcsi Naw

Yobk

Boos

Oity.

CIUHS

C-)v£JJ.'S0r7

.. ot .'t-vo li.rWTl

Co.,1*5 Nsssaust. N. T.

$10,00 FEB 911 GUARANTEED Agents to sell tbe Hoxe

Shdttli Siwiko

cania. It nates the Loc* Stitch

i:.'a»an eaj U'l .jaaaa.*.: '."TSd

LirrxKooTT A BAKxwau.:—We hare ,a« tryuble wllbMoar Saw, tb*y don't need to b* lined ub with paper we pat theis oa tha Maadrat and thay. go right along.

Terap*rperfsctiy uaiform' had quality an^s^passed. Bsspeetfnilr, WtlAlOpCt: LirriHCOTI 4 Bi&JLWftLL, Mann facturera of Circular, Mulay, Mill Gang and Oroas-Cut BSWI.~ OB(^ping" Axes, all shapes.— Uelhuin's Paunt Axe. 6hor*is, Sped** aad Mile's Patent CoTetiadtfCJOp.

JbecKqwasabZ* io terry Bnu Perlsctlfr A oaderfal 1 Irerybjdy ouy* at mst sight I Agists makiag fortanea Illustrated circular* /ntk' AddTeeeArax 3.

Co.,S08Brosdw«y,X.T.

IMPbOVXD

GOODS

s., or St. Louts, Mo.

Csatiea.—D aot imposed-upon by atbet parties palming off worthlaes cst-iron machines under the sane nam* or othsrwis* Oar* Is tb* only genuine and really practical cheap machine manufactured.

Flure,miMVinn,Oaxpcm

IBE Plaat igr-

Window

WasHca and Caaiat

ior $o7 Sand *ump for eiroulan to N. B. P. fDMP CO., DanTera, Mas*.

«SOO«t SALaMT,Address

H*w York.

At 3S, 40, 80, and go cenfs. A] haa^home line 41

warrauted ior two years post-paid to any part or the 17. S. on iscrlpt of Ou* Dollar, or thrsie for •.60. If satisfa tion I* not givon. money refunded. Address W. SOOT A PAUL, Ohathain Strict, Ntw York. TheOrdie Wsuh }K. Said for Catalogn«.

MPLOYIEHT AT HOME.-I

SWJKJCT

iOVKRTM

IslaglayM shtald hare it, if ai have it. Mi ilisasii. tsUi )Mw alar ta

T'sr'onste aai laxaal MwsMs.-i

dissartatioa by Prof 1 tiMl Yimmof Man fay.—The cty»—» booh erer

aad tha tor-

aU parts tha latest i^ftr* fnm thoca, .f traaslattoss asd aotoa ia kaal ie»sf siitorf jiwSw ul aotasi^for- I

[«o»:

sshsmi wism

,aislssvR«i. (inl «Srariapa#i WHifilrs LjffflS&fi

M" uiipajj

|WW v»v'£ Si & kim •s,-. At&RSWAHTID'FO*" Matthew Hale Jf

S^ |[«T«k"

Amth B*pbf*ukk AiUUtmi urn is eiiif «tt»r»u» jsuu unatos owmw xow, a* rjwwi MP Om 4sntf toll «W»*16 Bt

Ma-

Alikb

wts

U9Eb,.has.tbeUuderf**d, audit e^aal ia a«ert reepvet to any (Sewing Machine fcfer' invented. Price $25. Warranted for 6 years- Bead lbricular. Address Joaasos, Cbiax Oo., Boston, Mass., Pittsburgh, J*ai«-e^8t. Louis, Mo.

A wool €0mmlMt0B House Is

bow

bsiag1 estrntjUSbed

liw"'

.li UTAUUTTVlUJ!. OOS*-, -hi: (mong tte Wooi*n MU1*,) by ttaynardi Gardner St vifiton. Ooaiignmaau *olio t*l. Please address us Ibr aU, needed in formation We desire to know one otiaore ^bodinsa In eaoh Mffcb'orhood who tjaa inflnence Wool to us, with whom we caa co-op-orate.

rand fora catalogue of all new

•Aitscteral AsSis ami Joarwib.Addrts**.J.1M

HEU.A

Co., fnb.rs Troy, N. or SprlngAelLllL

Look

HATB]lr'Pa.

jfessas. Limacoxt ABakewbij.,Pltubnrgh,Fa. G4ntt:—We bar* been naing your iaak*ofOaag Sawa ia oar Mill, aad And taem. ln polnt of quality, sepeiior to any we hare eT*rrts*d.-r Youra'fts. SHAW, BLAFOOsAftD *100.

Lippeucoil & Bakewell's

Patent around,

•.:i! jjiaaetq

Patent Temper, f:J8 '"VVS

a .ebtai r(SKTAJ»II»Mrr IV 1 A S wiisi n-l ba tcii jsiiJ bna

S A W

canVur-

homas, In alight, laorativOb-aad honorable business, where from iluti oan be nude In an evening, and where women caa earn eqoatly at mach aamen I willsSnd tlierltaeimcaai wish all ica secrelsandiull directions how to proceed to nay address To? Met*. This Is not an Aff*!M' CI nor a Ssunpla, bnt the boalnaea Itself. As aress I*. H, 0LYMI9. Salem, Mau- ——.. r—-»

VOV

|UINXM£—it equals

nine. It made only by T. STEABTIS, CfeeiMst, Detroit.

"'11

A SAMPLE

O Sent fr*a with tscaa £.r any one to clear jC 129 dsliy, ia three. Bustoe»« entire* OSly

n«w, .tt1 deairaole. Can be done at home or by'traveling, by. both aw. maleand Cemsle. So ifitt anMTtlbe or St

or humbug. Address W. JB. CHIBUTU,

Ms iMway. *.

i*.

WAMTED— umnriMd luuam. Pr.ee ««w'Tho stmplsst. cfaeapset and boat Kaltting Machine ever invented. Will kalt 89,000.- liMespernls. ute. Liberal IndhoemantS to Areatst Ad^reOe AMCBIOAM KSITTiMO MAOBIIB CO. *B*»son, Mass^or 8A. Loais. Me.

SELATSr .Sttr^.u two 3-osat stamps to

aUQUSTK

nati, O,

1ET THE BEST_

ON£ DOLLAR SALS IMTBK GOV STMT.

TfaaqatraA Agaata

MBBB

Ifs raport of

iMMim to iif aSassp*arasstsl mrrauey.by«SMsHbc OBOlX, la. 11 Ifaidsa tsai, 11*say,

••lly tpas^srt

SfbflT

'If C. li

a joo .noti-oa! suii fc$w

AN ORDINANCE

TO_SIOBBa WXCXS OF LAS3ai*0 MS* AMD MhU *nrTBE *lftMe OH ha sraain rts aixkN wftsw wtaiHSfttstsswa

BiHltrijmii JHlb CHg (iiaawlaf-gwrs BmmU, I That all persons who may coatraot with tha authorities of tblacity.tograde.graval, par*or pu. jdwksa} atone or- woai*a Wagoa w*y *r other it 'oa aay *ut*t, allay aidewalx alf

within thaoeraqrafaliatits rronsnt to har* tnsorted la their contracts tha folfo«an«wOfda, to-wit: "Ihe elty lres*rvea the right to retain so mw*hof&e ftael SAlaata on thkeontraet, or th^ enti«auiattiit, to bs paid by the city for street crossing*, a* #111he svflideat pay IhrtaSk Wajgsaef labstefh, teaasaters and oth*r* orking far eald co [.oa th* straat-or. aUey

nreeatreosara

tlie nid work & done by1' thaday, #e^k er Job, aa«au*eoariMtoairaliaMateiaad

of th* city atlaaattwodays ba'orwsa* trat pay•fstas soch aoatr«cts «Aailb* daf asMtpay«bie to said contractor or contractors, with the ear t'flonte of said contractor or soatractois as to th*»aiOaat du to tha laborer, tsamstar, or o*b*S pwsaa.vha.skaa haep rea*iwdsatvlae oa the strwtoralley sdahTsctd la tee contract, and oa

a Catlait to*Wta sach certiloate, tha laborer, lis—in. sr iilhsslsTTta—f1~T~* eneaehetrast aad allay, may fll* his socovnt with to* Mayor, aad tsstify aad*r oath thatTafleh amoant claimad is da* aad unpaid by

Stt*

Attest:

oontriMtor or con-

ftfWtOI®*"!0"*-'" Bsc. S. d^auoh claim bslng filed, aad testHted n't der oath, ttsl^atl be th* dnty of ib Mayor ta liene a citation to the eantsactor or oontractor* ytorsaaH,.t» W*aa hsisro hi* wlthia t»r*e sA»mlt.d*ta,an»-So «aawef th*oon»(lalot

M^niMfW,ttaadtsr,*di^oatr p*reon em-

91 IVVB INVmi KB—HI a v» ^vssiw V*ae«u pkr^d«^aMhl7a* to th*unut(l(-aay) on»to, sash (nfloMi and aU swms foana to he die shall bedsdaetad from th*maieo_}et napald en the said contract, far lift tMaeat of each ahorwr* ta»setter, erethsr pee»oa, w«fkihg Ibr eatd oon» tapewe .or ontiactont, Aad MhMhar ana*r stood, that in* Mayor of th* otty shall nave anih.rl.y to withhold from saideoauactor or *onnactM sach sam or snasSaaheHay deaaa l«wfully da* to *ach lahorwei teamstei*, or other parse smploysd an. euch contract, and pay th4 same oter to ths ctalssants, without unneceseary daiay. sms^gsacy existing fas tha taking ... .. -|rc^ ordbuiacvlt ia dtdared in full force •ir after ir* passage and publication in ths cUy djdly papws.

AN OBplNAMCE

Anita

octmh

fnati or

Its

s»«^jy I

WAHTti), ASSKT^mssonth *7^ where, mala and l*«ale, to latrkdaos the 8IB

jNS

COMMON

•hall b* .either a lars for

SBtiHS PAMILT

SB WING BACEISK. This machine will stitch, 'ham, fell, tuck, qailt,dotd, bind, braid and satbrolder In a moet saporior manner. Prioj oaly •18. Vully warrants for flro year*. W* will piy tlOJO tot any machine that wili saw a stronger, mors beautlfal, or mora aiasiio aeasa than our*. It inakaa the "Blaetio Lo*k Siiteh."— Every second stitch can be cut, and still ths cloth cannot be pulled apart without tearing It. Wp pay Agenti from V76to 1200 per moncn and xpecse*, ot a conatssioa ti on whieh tale* that amount can be made Addret* SBOUMB A CO., Pittsburgh, Pa., Boston,

ui oamtAim unit

Btu."ASMSniini to raoaiat* rnaaTaicts us, oraaa axninmoMa

aan

rcauc saoas

fclTftouT UOaasa.". JtoU irJafmdtt th* Oommtm Coaac^ cf lit CUf IV 'Toh* ifaiiSe.- ^Thst INottoa 3 Of an oMlaanc* feshlM "AS Oratsaaoo to prohibit Thaatrioal andotherSxhibliioaa aad.^aMij Showa, wtth« out Itcenasi,*' which sald Section reads aa lollows, to-wit: "Ssc. 3. The amona to b* for *aeh liceas* Shail to a* follows Jfor- *«aiMtion »r ahowlni

Jaoh

ithsr a SippedrOSSs or Clrcas, ifty dollars to? taUMUes ssd for either a Oarataa, Me. aa£eri0,~erobher co

Ilea tion of aalatals, Bfty dol*

Jar* ar sach exhibitloBrand tendoilars for **ck

exhibition in addition th^reto/for each side-eh annexed or attached to siiher: and for all Thedi

TT. S. P*r*o Co.

OWL! OKI DOLLAR The n*wly inyen

f^ck*

e. tim -pl c* *uttabl* eithtr lady or g*at(*mea,

g*a

la hnndaossa, msial s»e, white dial gilt lettered biese morem ms, soaaa and serrlceable wl4h Uy complete. A trae perma n*nt indicator ot tlm,.

^INSURANCE.

•sr i»

SJiUT

lo* KMC

5 .DBiJsai labthttioO bio adi Vai d,-CI ft

rt^and oft«r •jsaibtttaM1 iad £uMic Bhowa, I Kansas city. U:'J0pto Soo7

dollars for sash Bxhibitlon, Show or p«r-

Bsc. 3. Th* amount to be paid for each lie msa as follow*. iy»'eShibltion or showing twanty-tr* doll sicker a Oaravea of iMiMhliv Igaa. ty-lmAoUalf |hr eaoa *xUbitioo aad avadoltare for oaca exhibiiloa ia addislea thereto, for oach siae-ahow AahiXsd or attached to either aa* for all Theatrloal aad other axhiUtfbna and pablie shows,

a ttlppedroae* or Uteas, 1 eMchtxhT^ttioa. andfor el hear oths»AUseUdh of

dollatS fir eaeh eoMkttton

show or performanoO. Provided, That whenever aay Theatrical or other aalinOct, aaSe^ting Oitaaasa. Caravane, iOt Mfaasenaa aad Aeu side -ehaws, sh.U re mala •forasore than one .day tha Mayor le Aafeby an'thoriaed, la hts dlscrstlca, to rsdnco ths 1 lesns for every anbeettaest ekhibitfOaor performaaoe toeaysum aot iaea tbae one aollar. ^Ordained and estsbliohed this 18th daf 9. r. OOOKBBLY, Mayor Attest:

Dasiu

L. YecanaT, Oity Clerk. Je2dSw

S2CUBBD

_—T0 tfiS t7SF0&TUNATE by frolictaeia th*

O E

INBTTBAITOB CX^MPAHT

NEWYORK

Criife iMda no ni

"tTOSTOBD A BOITDINOT, Agts.

JJBROHANT TAILOBING. lhaea fast teaelwd aai aow open to th* inasr8'10 —"r

Ciatlig, Caulaere anil S',- vicsTi^a, In all shades. whIch I fo-epooo ty make up to

MJUt-ia.tls husat aad beat

Vragalif Car aals_(better) Qui-

FiTTmG SftLEi On short nottee. Chsaper than they caa he aay. Where we*t. Piaeas ceil oa

Hft llafn et}r*t^*lrop(Mltan £ock.

rjmKRt HATJtB JXOTtLTt

Sa,

mnflM.

DUPHf, Box 1CST, Cincin

nun, nora,

MOT PAT XDB

tmb aoom until diutut.

1M rsdsrri Stiest, Bssi^piH.

Mm,

IndL^

DaA«ihae

a»

Lsaar MAcainsnv

_f sisnft 4UMas

der from as# 4# ola Materials.

XACRSIO^ A CO..

V* sxnaAt.

(Vmumi

ail Imnriiig Ircbtv

nu,

1111, rawvo.

m»,

CINCnrajfATI, OHIO.

V. Bruflisa, Pt*ot. TranSSln Bank, Oinctanatl, Ohio. •hlsy, Vrsaeh A Oa,,-Oa«asSssioa Meenhaats,

Am J.

flfnite^ States, of

aJa nl

B?Jf

»fl xV, rir ir.-.fa ub

mlmd

»*1natxona^'

LIFE

*ua aa a TAJli KJtol r»8

lauiiunpma^riwiBi "ni. .Wi r.-. ,«iw of nr •**®TPPPin ililsit iisii

OliABKNOB H. GLABK, PreslAat. JAT COOKE, Chairman Finance al* l(ifeeioS OommTfiee. B1NBT D. OOOKK, Tjcs-fitlShsi?. ieT KMltBSOa W. PKir, •Jeere*anr»^ Aetiasju^.

This Caapaay often the fhllowlag

Tt is a IstTeaal WifpufrcWrterN kr sp»

etal

est el

cshmi, IMS.

Ukaaa pai-aj rajlHti efl.Off,^— UaMrslaw rates effremlBsi. It fUralsacs larger lasar*aee IMi MM coHpaalce far the saae ilea#.

7*°

It is Mute art certain tw lis leras. It is a haaie isaipsarlaasenr lssallty.& lMielMcs are tiepyt «e» there la «a aaaoccssary restrtctM^Jf ^e Ifeildes.

Krery |Mllcyls soa-fkrftitable. MMto nrMtskar vtM W ta the laWcd their rail aanmstt, a« relara air the inalubt se that ua la^araace casta aal^ ttc a teres oa the aanu.l paymeats. rvilctes aaj be take* that will fay •area, after acertaia awfeer er

ism,dirlag

Arpaova» Jsw M, MSB.

CASH OATlTAfiZ.. |l,(WKKmK) ru

paiu lis itul'1

WMK or joo, enea ahould be aUdre sed. apart of AU lift, an aaaaai la come «f one-tatitke UMfii -t I M^L^s em -Mllh la the policy.

tb9l»

BRANCH Q^FICK«)m|j First Natlonul Bank Bslldliig, PHH.ft PKI.PHI A Where the geb*IM bUtin.ee ot Ihf '2oW&y is (Taasacted, aad to whtob a»l (piae«W «a|rta|iy®#-

wl'*

Ma extra rate la charged for riaha WVM tti Uvea uffeMales. tnaarea, aei to pay dlvMfeads to |Mc]i haidm, bat at so law a tost that airtdfdswill tolayNtlkb. tlrcaian, Paaiphletti iad nui HWWA gtrea oa a^Ucatloa ta the Sraaeh UHnfUk a

Mill W il A• CO., CIS OW A'A TI, QQfQv

General Agents for-Ohio aac^tjontral and^ Soa^ ern Indiana. •»T ... tSdwly

V- U,

]r 0Q0]U^U|T|1U7(|r

Dakux L. ickcst,City

C.*ni.

J. AJ footb^^ Agent for: Terra HafSSei,

-Ml:

~lfAILROA&S.

»bT 06: LA4

INDIANAPOLIS A STe iOOS i^l.

StTMMER, A

3 imm imm tmiis

43 A

BETirrvM

Terre Haute and all Towns West. •.-« •*. I e-tuf no^flldeaW Condensed Tim« Schedule, May

•.

Dally Every Day except Sundays.

Westward. STIgbt ex. Fut ex. Nirhtex. Terr* Haule, lear 11.10 6 SO a iwSI am Mattoon, arrive 1:47 am 9:1# a m, ,UlU|jn 12.49 pin 12:19 pih^ CTSuam

Tolono, Champaign, Chicago, Ceniralta, Cairo, Paha, Decatur,

1:06p ii9pniani4Mia 6:l0ptn C:44 8-.(0 am li.-'Oarn &«1pm TOifefc 4:00 pm 2:o0 a tn 2:(j 9:99* at tt:00attt

Alton, St. tools, %ia. North

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Mo. It. it. tear* 9:"0*a 4I3Q p^M^ 9wtt4i ••PaclficU.lt. 9:15 am 4:45 p.m 9:16 am Macon, ariire 6:3J 12:23 am t:Na

•r*.".'.?".'.""' IJ ffsrion City, U:15 pa lUSiAsa &ij| am

formance," be aad the sdsse is hereby amended to r. al ae lot tows:

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Leaven tit. Lawrnnce,' Tcpeka, ISt-JiSeph, Omaha,

Jilfi am 9:30 mmy, li':35 am 10:35 am I0:3&nni li^epm i»u« a WSOepai li:OU 8:16. a,m 1|:(A 7.00 am 3:30 ptf tkfal

Accoxnaodttian train

IOites

Terra

axoaptSundaf, at 4:85 n*, arrtve ar Mlsrtss 7:36 m, Toioaa I:23.» ih au£0hteaCO.Ss0ea m« Palace Bieeplirf Cars am

Vl? MsHt Trains. Baggage Checked Throwgk»a J. D.HBBKIMBB, ,"11 JSO. S. OjSLA»tr[

Otn'l Sa|'tV t! Oea tPass'r A|^{.

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JJEMOVAL.

JOHN

Has removed his Gunsmith Shop to track's now ballding, on Third aSrefct, one^o*T smlsrfitnagtun's ock,'Whse* he *111 be h»ppy to aU his caitom«ti abd aa XDAiiy new oa Mjsib li oofiftnliBl toeiUt.

LAND AGEMCYh#

ti .. H.. i-soium bee abnea tj slew v*$ :*d) b*balm a: 5" 'sad jaijahJ fliu bmtm

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ti 11

HENDBXCa Si, LAHCA,

Offlco over first National

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fourth and Jfain ^tCeeta, ,t i! f-fjL JL

Terre 1 T-.r £tj

.(,!../ uaU1 tnu MMil

tn-T -it'. 1 noiar» ^eir ^un oi -1 e&s ao* mtBMtt Abetracttitle gotiated, a»d Meney lffr^ited.

,m SAi.iL

I 4.- .. yaHiloo tonn. .-V r. CITY PfiOPKEZY. -T Jorty Lou in Lintoa's Addition to Tsan^aalt nonae aad lot, east Ohio street,

—1 anil lot. In MoMnrrain's Addit^

JiMM'

Mauaaadlotin 8lbley's addition on Mastiad* Boaas and jot to B»«e's addition (pi 8th4" streeu, aad Linton streets.

Bona* and lot on Poplar, betWees^bj^S

Two buslasee Bouses ott'stifV »Orn OOCHTT PBOPKBTY er qanaKtD Farm ef 89 acrcs In Uoney 6r«k o#uafeSa5 173 scree In Linton township. 3 Asree below tba RoUWg MtIt,'wj«at4hS^ai.

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BOOKS,'

No. 10ft Main st f*

No. 100 Main §t.

go. 100 Mall si.

CiactaaaM, Ohlow

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