Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 25 June 1869 — Page 4

DAILY EXPRESS.

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Friday Horning, Jane 25th»

BAILBOAD TIMS TABLE.

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APPLIB

CITY NEWS.

have come in.

WIATHIB about right yesterday.

JLROMJT

BUBNITT ha« gone

York.

to New

happy. This is the

BOSKS

on apple

trees is the

latest horticultural novelty.

THS Fourth of July celebration will be held at the County Fair Grouuds. It gives promise of being a huge affair.

Wis are indebted to Messrs. Emory Patridge and Danipl Evans for a lively little serenade on the harp and guitar last night.

DOOLIT, 100 Main street, and Ash at the Postoffice, have Appleton's Journal for July 3d with an elegantly illustrated supplement.

STOCK BOOKS for the Wincbell Ma cbine Manufacturing Company, mentioned in another place this morning, will be opened on Tuesday next.

DR.

SIMMS'

LECTURE.—To-night Dr-

Simms will lecture on Physical Culture and Health, in Pence's Hall. His lecture last night wa9 excellent. The hall is filled with paintings, free to visitors during this day. Charts given in the Hall to«day. Admission to the lecture to-night only ten cents. Go and hear the fun.

THB Board of Commissioners of Montgomery county, we learn from the Rockville Republican, have ordered an election on the 8th of August, to ascertain if the people are willing to De taxed to aid Inbuilding the road from this place to Logansport. There seems to be no doubt that the tax will be voted by an immense majority, and this, if Parke county does her duty, will secure the road.

INCOME TAX LIST.—By a combination of unfortunate circumstances a seotion of, names was omitted from our published list of inoome tax-payers in Tuesday's i». sue. As it is a collection of figures many of our people delight to compare one with another, we republish the entire list on the seoond page this morning. The figures on which tax is paid we have taken direct from the Assessor's books and may be relied on as correct as now published.

CHXAF,

BUT

GOOD.—Just received at

Kissner's Palace of Music an assortment of PianoB of medium Bize, yet of good workship, which are warranted in all respects equal, if not superior, to any Instrument yet introduced in this city of the kind termed cheap Pianos. Just call and examine the Instrument and look at the scale of prices and the closest buyers will be made satisfied. By going to the Palace of Music you will see a large assort* ment of Pianos together then judge for yourselves what beat suits you. 25,dlw

A GBBAT EHTKRPISK.—In yesterday's jssue we alluded to the proposed establshment, in this city, of a large manufactory of agricultural machinery. We stated that the matter was one of great importance and that the moBt advantageous results might be expected from it. Mr. Winchell, a well-known inventor and manufacturor of agricultural implements the proprietor of a large number of important patents, is now in the city endeavoring to organize a stock company with a capital of $150,000, of which sum he ready to take $26,000.

It is estimated that the first year's operations would amount to not less than $175,000. The works would, give employment to about 180 men, adding to our population eigbt or nine hundred persons, and of a claw the most desirable as immigrants. The entire amount of the sales of manufactured goods, except about eighteen or twenty per cent, that muht be paid for raw material, will be expended here, and it requires but JiWJtle perception to see how much such an expenditure— with a prospect of almost indefinite increase—will benefit all classes of trade.

We hope there is no need of argument to convince the monied men of Terre Haute that the opportunity now presented hem is one that they cannot afford to let •lip. We hare the best locaion in the United States for such an establishment. Let one be started and others will soon toilow, building up the city, increasing the value of property, and pushing us along toward metropolitan importance. If Mr. Winohell should not be able to succeed in scouring the requisite amount of stock subscriptions, and this grand opportunity should be lost, it would be a misfortune that all who desire the promotion of our local interests would have lasting reason to deeply regret But we bsliev* the ruooeae of the enterpiise cannot be doubtful, and expect, in a very few weeks, to see the massive walls of the proposed edifice in process of construction in the vicinity of the passenger depot. We •hall keep our readers advised of the progress of this movement, so fraught -with importance to the future of Ttrrt

BftRt*

Soia Co. hsye gol(£ dwrlB^ this "seasoD, 1,9991 galltas ofslrawberries at an aversgs price of forty cento per gallon.

TBS

NAM*

of C. E. Hosford, who was

selected Beader for the Day, was unintentlon&Uy omittal from the Ust of appowtrnJu^ iuralby lha 4th of July Commit toe.

Liai HALTOBS spreads over a whole page of yesterday's Indianapolis Journal to tell of a spiritual sceanee with Mrs Shaeffer, at Xtayton, tad which is not half so goo*Vahow as pan be got up in this City on any cleir night.

THB SKABoir thus far has been decided ly unfavorable to the ice cream tradethat is, ao far aaeoncerai the saloon trade —the cool, damp evenings which have been the general rule, not being auggeetiya of this luxury. However, Mr. Scudder infomaus an unusual demand has prevailed i$r oream to be sent oat to families,and this has kept his trade above the average^ The warm evenings which most certainly come with July and August will be apt to throng his pleasant room with lovers of this luxury.

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THK Commercial Exercises of the High School will be held at Dowling Hall this evening. The graduating class numbers fourteen —ten young ladies and four young gentlemen. The orations and es says will be brief—limited to five minutes each—and therefore the exercises will not. be tedious. The programme is interspers ed with vocal and instrumental music, to gether with the exercises usual on such occasions. The Hall, of course, will be jammed, and anaaHy attendance will be put in by those who desire to be comfortably seated. t'iiii

BODY NOT FOUND.—Our information in regard to the finding of the body of James Welch, the young lad drowned in the river Wednesday evening, was incor rect. The body had not been found up to last evening although the most diligent search has been made. The father of the boy is in the employ of Mr. F. Johns, and is absent from the city. The agonized mother sat on the river bank with a babe in her arms the greater part of Wednesday night. This sad case should be a terrible warning to the large number of small boys who daily bathe in the .river, and should also teach parents to have a care in their chidren going about the river unaccompanied by somo one to take care of them.

....

AN EXPLANATION.—It has never been our purpose, and we trust it never may be, to needlessly wound the feelings of any person, or any class of persons, and we learn with regret that a few items that have been transferred^^' columns from another paper, as well as two or three brief nientlons in our local and State news, have been regarded as reflecting unkindly upon that portion of our citizens who hold—as is their undoubted right—to the doctrines of Spir, itualism. We disavow any unkind intention, and distinctly state that it has always been our aim to treat all individuals and sects with entire impartiality.

Copying items from other papers, with the proper credits, is by no means an endorsement of the sentiments thus copied, else we might be held respons ble for Democratic platforms, and the speeches of Seymour, Wade Hampton, Frank Blair, George F. Train, Susan Anthony, and' hundreds of others whose sentiments are not in accordance with our views, but are, nevertheless, suitable matter for publication in a newspaper.

Precisely the same motives whioh induce us to publish such matters as these platforms and speeches, caused the publi cation of items from the Indianapolis Mirror in relation to the recent Spiritual Convention. We print what we think will interest oar readers, and though our selections may not always prove to be fair and truthful statements, they may not for that reason be read with less interest. Indeed we are sure that the very items which are said to have injured the feelings of persons towards whom we have no other than friendly sentiments, were read with interest by the parties who complain of their publication.

We have been informed by gentlemen in whose statements we have entire con fidence that the parties alluded to by the Mirror, Mr. and Mrs. J. Madison Allen* are persons of intelligence and refinement, and it is quite evident, to us, that the Mirror's criticisms were not only uncalled for but altogether unfair. In this connection it may not be inappropriate to remind the members of the Spiritual Soci ety, in this city, that we have cheerfully published much matter at the request of members of their organization. It is but a few months since we printed a full digest of a sermon, by their pastor, which placed their principles and belief fairly before the community in a manner calcu* lated to attract respectful attention.

FOR RENT—PIANOS.—A few nice Pianos for rent at L. Xiuner's Musio Store, No. 48, Ohio street. [}25,dlw

FOB SAL*—PIANOS, CHXAF—Call at L. Kirsner's Palace of Music and get a bargain in one. 25,dlw

LOST.—Two door keys—a large bras' and the other a small steel key. The finder will be rewarded on leaving them at this office. d2t.

GENU^KB imported Port. California Claret. Pare Sherry. Old Kentucky "White Wheat Whisky. Choice Liquors always on hand. ......

JOSEPH STBOKO, Grocer,4'

m-x- 190 Main street.

THE GBEAT PEACE JUBILEE.—As at the late *Peace Jubilee at Boston 1000 Instruments at a time pealed forth the grand voice of peace, so let a thousand instruments peal forth the same glorious strain on tha coning Fourth of July. Get ready with your Drums and Fifes, and those who are not yet supplied should call early or send ordets to Kisaner'a Palace of Music, he has lots of baas and tenor Drums, Fifes of all grades also Toy Drums of all sizes ftt the Boys. Je24 diw

ITEVHK heftorr Trasr™littrintn ingemflty accomplished a more of machinery than the American Button Hole Overseaming and Sewing Machine, it does all its work admirably. It is guaranteed to do everything. ci^tfS6d $9r it, and notwithstaafLmg there are many good macUfo'estn*»!j9§(katyet I claim tor it many improvements you cannot get in any other, thereby pffoTfe you a greater variety of W(##"%l|houl" change of needle than any %Pfee6fws now in nse, and I am authorized td give all an opportunity to test its merits who doubt its superiority, none who have tried it doubt it. H. Buck, Agent. Office 159 Main street between 6th aad 6th, Terre Haute, Ind. j24-tf.

Ho! FOB FOBT KNOX.—The Universalist Sunday School will give one of their popular excursions to Fort Knox on Tuef day next, the 29th inst.

Tout 8 Band-will accompany the excursion. Fare for the round trip, $1.00. children under

years

GENTS' Summer wear, at Warren, Ho' berg&Co'a. 24d2t

BEBEOE, Crepe Maretz and Shetland Wool Shawls, in great variety. Look at our cheap Summer Dress.Goods. 24d3t WARREIT, HOBBRG

Reibold's

THE best and cheapest Hoop Skirts at Herz & Arnold's.. The best and cheapest Corsets at Herz & Arnold's.

The best assortment of Fan's at Herz Arnold's. Skirts repaired free of charge at Herz & Arnold's factory, 89 Main street, between 3d and 4th.

OR ALE.—A

RIDDLE can suit you in Hosiery.*'-'

BUY your Parasols of RIDDLES.

CASSIMERES.—Full line, jit very lowest prices, at Cornelius & Haggerty's [6,d4t

Go to W. H. Sage's for a delicious beverage. His elegant Marble Fount is in fine order. ",11 12,dtf

CALL and see thos^Jbeautiful French and Scotch Ginghamsaat Cornelius & Haggerty's. 12-d4t.

FOB the Largest and best assortment of cloths, cassimeres and vestings in the city, go to Grover & Miller's, corner 6th and Main streets. m26-dtT.

RIDDLE has a nice stock of Fans.

YOU WANT

BARGAINS 7 Go to

Wittig & Co.'s, 170 Main street, Deming Block, and look, at the big table full of cheap Goods. 21,dtf

BEAUTIFUL colore in Crape Meretz Bereges and Lamartines, just received at Cornelius & Haggerty's. 4dlw

YOU

like a good smolte, call at

Moudy's Cigar Store and buy one or more of his Yelocipede Cigars fl7dtf

You can find Preserved Lemon Peel, at C. I. Ripley's.

,'f [25,dtf

C. L. HALLER has removed his Tailor Shop to Second street, one door north of tbe Stewart House, where he will be glad to see all his patrons. 3dlm

CIIOICB WINKS and Liquors at Strong's, 190 Main street. dtf

Go to Boord & Son's to get those fancy striped Dress Gijods, corner Main and Third streets. dtf

BIG BUSH

to Moudy's every day for

his Velocipede Cigars. .hi 01 [17dtf

STBAWBERRIKS.—Jackson, Richardson & Co., at G. H. Whidden's old stand, South Fourth street, are now furnishing the finest strawberries in the market at 40 cents a gallon. They are brought in three times a day, and consequently are fresh. 8dtf

FOB ready made clothing less than cost, go to Grover & Miller's, corner 6th and Main streets. m26-dtf

PEBL&D

DRIED

—HBPngWl... .1 'I.. i.JpmijM*1

CO,

THE cheapest Millinery Store is at Mre. Mitten's, Main street,-between 8th and 9th. dllf.

FOR latest styles of Hats and Bonnets goto Mrs. J. B. Mitten's, Main street between Eighth and Ninth. j22-tf.

SELLING out Ladies Congress GaiterB at $1.00. Good Lace Gaiters at $1.50 at D. Reibold s, 64 Main street. jl9-tf.

SELLING out fine B. Calf Boots at $4.00 at

Main street. j'19tf.

D. Reitoltfp and look at his

cheap boots and shoes, it will do you good 64 Main street. jl9-tf.

MUIR & SONS Scotch Ale, Old Kentucky White Wheat Whisky, California Claret, by the bottle, for sale at Joseph Strong's No 190 Main street. [19,dtf

COFFEE

AND

SUGAB retailed at whole

sale prices at Joseph Strong's, No. 190 Main Btreet. [19,dtf

CHOICE Sugar Cured Hams, at Joseph Strong's. [19,dtf

'I '"J!.

MARRIED.

BLAIZE-RBBAKSOH—WEDNEIDAF at th* re»id-nc« of W«. BUise. Esq., Prank Hnwe, J«KB Blaise and Iiacinda Bra both of BolMlle.

Six

-50

cents.

HUNDRED

24,dtd

GENT'S Extra QaaJfty Brown and Bleached half-hose, at Warren, Hoberg & Co's.

b. Bev

THE "Phoenix" Hose, worth $3 per dozen, are sold at 15 cents a pair, at 21,dtf

C. WlTTIfl&'Coi.fe t'

REMEMBEB that at Weisz's Skirt Facory, 156 Main street, skirts were always repaired free of charge, and are go still. Go to him if you want the cheapest and the best. jl2-dwlt.

FOB a fine white or colored shirt, good and cheap or a suit of white or colored linen duck ready made or made Aq p?deij go to Grover & Miller's, corner 6th and Mam streets. m26-dtf.

Towels at 20 cents each,

worth 40 cents. Three hundred Tgtels at 25 £&nia^:b, worth 50 cents. 7

Fifty dozen full sized Dinner Napkins at $1,25 per dozen. The very best bargain in the market at Tuell, Ripley & Demsng's. dwtf.

LADY SAYS:

"The other day, getting

out of Dr. Price's Cream Baking Pdwder I made a cake from soda and my little girl getting a piece says 'Why, ma, what is the matter of this cake? it is not fit to eat.'" Had been so long accustomed to making everything so good with Dr. Price's Oream Powders, could think northing fit to eat made from anything ehe. d3t

JTOB one dollar to two dollars you can buy at S. R. Freeman's, 161 Main street, the handsomest set of black jewelry you ever saw, and for the same amount, the prettiest black chain and pin. It will pay to call and see them. dtf

SPEER'S STANDARD WINE BITTERS is highly recommended by physicians for Dyspeptics, on account of its tonic pro perties, its purity, and its delicious flavor. ,» feb23dwlt4J

ATTENTION, FABMEBS.—We have on hand a few new double-shovel Plows which we will sell at a bargain. They are from the pattern upon which Mr. Joseph Grover received tbe first premium at the Indiana State Fair of 1867 are well made, from the best materials. Call and examine.

We are making Craig's patent Harrows also, iron Scrapors, for farm and road purposes. WM J. BALL & Co.,

Propr's Eagle Iron Works, AgentsRobinson Machine Works, Separators and Horse Powors,

Corner 1st and Wabash streets, dwtjyl5 Terre Haute, Ind.

BOOBD & SON'S Prints at .12J cents, are going very fast Go soon to be 'accommodated. Stewart House corner. 6-dtf

YOU WANT

No HUMBXTQI Some Goods must be sold, and we sell them 25 per cent, below cost. Look at our Bargain Table.

21,dtf 170 Main street, Deming Block,

FOB

THE LARGEST

jl9-dtf.

lirst-class building lot

on south 7th street, 74jxl72. Inquire of, jl4-dtf. W. H. VALENTINE

GENTLEMEN, save money, by getti your garments renovated at H. F. Seiners' Dye House, Main street, between 6th and 7th. 1-dlm.

IMMENSE

STOCK

IMPORTANT

PBAOHBS at C. I. Rip

ley's. 6dtf

THE best pair of. White Hose at cts., at

WITTIG & Co.'s,

21,dtf 170 Main street Deming BIcck.

RIDDLE has the "Horton Corset.''

FULL LINE

of Ladies, Misses and

Children's Hose at such prices as will sell them flwt,-at 'Wfrrm-M 21dtf 170 Mtffn street, Deming Block.

C. WITTIG & fco", aV 170 Main street, Deming Block, have a big table full of Bargains in Goods tfeat mjttjbesold. "it aism 2i,dtf

ON* CASE,.

200 yards of Lawns, ele

gant styles and fast colors at 16$ cents at Tuell, Ripley & Deming's. dwtf.

ETBBr

VASIKTT

of Silk and Samiher

Dresi Goods jttot received at Tuell, Ripley & IttS*

SLEEVE BUTTONS in great variety at

IDDLE'S.

BLACK IBOH GRENADINE and wide at Tuelf, Ripley & DeotiBg B. dwtf.

LOCAL NOTICES.

To Enjoy Life's Blesslags We Mut Have Heft —It is a ttnbborn fact (bat human btiagli mor* «r leu pEa4l«p«Md to dte•ise, and in the Spring th* cxcitiag mw off diaeaM are nomertoa and active, and ilitiw la exceedingly prevalent now, to coutaraet tka banefnl influences which lometimM tall with fearful effect upon our system at thii period the yaar, a certain and agreeable ramedf Is fitrnUhed by Hoin. Dr. S. B. HartaanA Oo.,of Lancaster and Pittsburgh, Pa. It is that notad and«ffiea ioui iavigerant apd tonic, MljBUM HEBB BITTEB3—altle-giTiEK preparation aad in nai?eral Use. It Ja the beat blocd purlfler now before the public ,if inrlgoratei, MoTetM and cleanies the life current within corrects all (he irregularit'ea of the lystea imparts fresh Tiger andTitreiigtV to (leooDiiitatlos, and prodace* perfect health and fine epirita where aow Is gen ral debility and nervousness. Everybody ought to see It 4a the Spring and Samiaer, aelt wi be jand a reliable protection sgilnetdli and a promoter of heppineei. SSdwlw

To Remove Moth Patches, Freck* lee and Tan from the face, uee Parry's Moth sad Freckle Lotion. Prepared only by Dr. B. O.

PERBY.

Soldb all JDroggicta.

For Black Worms and Pimples the Face, nae Psaax'a OoxxDomc

BEHEDY,

a suit of clothing made

in the very best style, and as cheap as can be bought anywhere, where women and apprentices are not employed, go to Grover & Miller's, corner 6th and Main streets. na26«

Retail

C. WITTIG & Co.,

and freshest stock of

Neck Ties and Collars in the city, go to Grover & Miller's, corner 6th and Main streets. m26-dtf.

of Millinery Goods,

Bonnets, Hats, Bibbons, &o., and at very low prices, at S. L. STRAUS'., jl,dtf 149 Main street.

CHEA? SUITS: CHEAP Strrrsl—Gents wishing cheap suits made to order, in the most fashionable style, call over Saxton & Walmsley's Dry Goods Store. Satisfaction given, or no sale.

JOHN BABNIKLE,

29d4w Merchant Tailor.

NEW STTLBNecktie,Bibbons, She very latest out. Veils, the largest assortment in Silk Tieeue, Barege Doited Net, &o., at 8. L. STRAUS'., jl,dtt 149 Main street

HAVING Bold my stock of goods to Grover & Miller I can hereafter be found at th^ir establishment, corner of Main and Sixth streets, where 1 will be found ready to wait on and cut for any one of my former customers. JOHN WALWSLET j8-dtf. ---i

BUT where you get the best quality and the moBt Hardware for your mosey PerhapR Austin, Shryer & Co. oould make you see it. dtf

BARGAINS I BARGAINS! I—Bargains In Dry Goods. Go to the corner of Main and Sccond streets, where Boord & Son have just opened an entire new stock, all purchased since the decline in prices. [apr2,dtf

IS SAID,

"This world is all a fleeting

show for man's illusion given," but those who shed tears of woe can have them soon dried up if they will only go to Moudy's and buy one of his Yelocipede Cigars. [lTdtf

LADIES. Mrs. L.

Yolger, South Fourth street, has just received direct from New York a select lot of Spring Bonnets, Hats, Flowers, Frames and Bibbons, all of the latest and most attractive styles, which she has placed upon her counters, to be sold to friends and patrons at the most reasonable prices.

CATARRH CUBED

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MILLIVEBY.—Miss M. A. Raridan has opened her stock of Millinery in the store room recently occupied by Eberle & Bindley, on Main, between Third and Fourth streets, where she will be pleased to see her old customers, and as many new ones as may choose to favor her with their patronage. [6,dtf

FOB

CENTS.—This

statement is true, because thousands will testify to the fact that only one box of Header's German Snaff entirely banished the oomplalnt. Now, why will the people of this age suffer from one Of the most disgusting of diseases, when in this sippi* remedy they can procure a cure. All druggists keep it. Or send 50 cents to O. F. Seymour & Co., Boston^ and receive a box by next mail. .,« §gMj20-46t©ow

CARPENTERS and builders generally, for the best warranted Tools and Toledo Sash and Doors see Austin, Shryer & Co. dtf

FOB a nice Switch or Curls at a lower price than at any othar place in the city, call at the old State Bank Building, .on Ohio, street, one door east of K.issner's Music Store. [4j,dtf

REMOVAL!—The hair dressing estabment formerly kept at 89 Main street, feas been removed to tbe west room in tbe old State Bank Building on Ohio street between 2nd and 3rd. The lady having charge of the business is competent to attend to anything in the hair* dressing line which may be entrusted to 4iar.

dwtf*

31.

m4dtf.

AND

Pwut

prepared only by Dr. B.

O. FIUT, 40

Bond street. New York. Sold everywhere. Tbe trade supplied by Wholesale Medicine Dealers. marl7deod8m-w3m

MEW ADVERTISEMENTS

£jIVIDEtfD NOTICB.

Terre llaate & Indianapolis K. E. Co.

IKKBE HADTS, June 23.1M9.

Tbe Board of Directors have this day declared a dlxiiend of tix (6) per cent, ftee from Govern' ment Tar, payabla to Stockholder! regiaterad on tbe books of the Company cn the 31t day ol May. Western dividend will be paid at the o(Bcof the Treasurer in Terro Haute, on and after July 1st. By order of tbe Board.

A. MOBBIS,

je24dtjy3d. 'A'' heeretar

rilTYFIRB INSURANCE CO, yj

I'!!" OF HARTFOBD, CONN.

INCORPORATKD 1847. CAVI rAL,

C. T. WEBSTEB,

GEO. W. LESTEB, Secretary

$350,000.

Preeiient.

R. H. SIMPSON, Agent.

DRY GOODS

C.WITTItt&OO, j* 170 MAIN STREET,

DEMING BLOCK

liept, First Floors

3l||

We offer

For the next QOldays,

A Big Drive in Hosiery.

The Phoenix Hose S at IS cents.

Better Quality for SO cantos \7rl*rxSr-' Best Ribbed Hose,

^CHILDREN'S,

MEN'S and BOYS'

HOs iiEiRrsr

At very low flyarea.

LOOK

at our CHEAP TABLE!

A VARIETY OF GOODS

WHICH WE WANT TO SELL

At prices 25 per cent Below Cost

That table really contains bar gains, and it will pay to call in and examine the goods.

Our store is fall of other goods, which we will sell cheap. N. B. All oar goods are first class, and no second among them

€. WITTIG 4&C4K,

170 MAIN ST., DEMLNQ BLOCK.

LAND AGENCY.

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•...

Real Estate Column

HENDRICH & LANGE,

Office over Fir»t National Back, S. £. Corner ol Fonrthand Main Street*,

Terre Haute, Ind.

furnished, Loans ne

gotiated, and Money invested.

FOR SALE.

ITTY PBOPKKTY.

Forty Lota In Linloa'a Addition to Terre fiautt Hosae and lot, eut Ohio street, Hoo«e and lot. In MoHuTraln'i Addltitloa, House and lot in Sibier'a addition oa 6th street, Boose and lot io Bate'* addition on 8th iitreet, Bocra end lot on Poplar, between 6th aad Ttk (truets,

Hoses and lot on North 5th, between Ohtsaat •cd Linton street*. Two bDstness Qoatss oa lialn stre«i .?

COCNTT PBOPBBTt.

Farm ef 89 acres in Boney Cr- l'o«rn*hip, 173 acres in Lintom townahlp. •C Acres below tlte Boiling Hill, .««• ildecanal.

JaaBMtt f.

RI*GT.*MAH.

.*K**?•' r-,V.

MILLINERY.

J^LLLINERY.

Mrs. BIJCKIJrOHAM ii" raaoTid to tha oorner of Ibnrth aad Ohio Streets, where she is now opening a tall oosspletaetoakefSoriDgstfle Bonnets, Blitftsas. flMT. ars, Ac. HAIB GOODS—Oonstaatlr «i haad a Sliitce assortmaut of Switches, Ooils Victoria aad all kinds of Hair Work. Ladies eall And see the »isorwenUg ,ffT.^ .9m info sw..:- sf-5

AMUIKMCNTI.

QMC1N6.

m. WASTHL, troai Loaiaville, has the or to aaaouca to the lahabttana of Ten* Heota aad Tk:laity tbat he Intend, opening a JuTeaUeolaaa fcr taaabore aoeompliahment, ,t Phase's Ball, wsanlf Wedaeeday seat, Jane

Hoarsftr TsHht-Vrfwidin from 3 to5 P. X.. aod la la Nays boa 10 to 13 A. X. and from 31* 6 P. K.

Taaaa.—Six dallaia par month. ,. Mr. Waatall Tldta th'i city at the request cf several of oar aoat piominent faalliee, and has tha yrattileaHaa of reftrrlnc to Jadge Kf as to hl qaaMSaatioaa, *c. jeSdtf

WANTED.

"DOT WANTBD.—A good stout aati(a Bay, froa 10 to SO year* old. Apply Uowa haadwritlaf, Oate T. H. Kxpreta aaniitasM aad waaas expected, if hat terieaoa aad who with.

st atlng

had any ex-

expected

MIBOHAHT.

\XTAil TBD—At the National Bom two good dining-room gtrle.ap»ly lssss*4iasaly also a bail-boy. 24dtf

FOR RENT.

FBo.

copied.

«. and S r. Sond*y ex

JEL9

dlw

FOR SALE.

Pon,particular*enquire

3K SALE.—New Spring Waghas two seats, tongue and suafts. or farther at the Palace of ilusic. Ho. 48 Ohio street. je22Jwlm

F0R Four Harass. Throe Top S |OMSaadown ^W(

SALE OB TBADE MAI, 1ST ATS.

Throe Top Baggies, Saadown (Srriage. oeett Single Harne**. Two satt Wegoa Harness. Ono new Two-Horse Wagon. Address P. O. Box 564.

FOB

2SJeod2t

CK)B SALE—Bainbridge Mills. Oes'ring to go West, we offer the BAINasis»

MaacaaiT

AXD

CUSTOK MILL? fjr SALE at

eae-third Its original cost. It is located in Bainurdgo,Fatnam osnaty, Ind., en tha L., N A. & O, B. B.t iii the Midst of le fioeat wheat grow- I ag section la tha stata. It haa eapaoilv for gr aaiog aad packing IS6 b.rrels of Floor in twelTe hours, store room for 40.000 boaliels ot part of the Mill.— will take Wsrtern Lands as part pay, or cesh on •*S/terms. For partlcalars address DA.HHALL

SONS, Balabrldgr, Ind. 4 dlm

I^OB SALE—House and Lot on 1. Kagle street, between Sixth and Seventh.— iCaqaire of *. B. WBIOHT & CO. aprii7dtf

C^OB SALE.—A two-story briek located on Main street, next to •AcKean A Paddock's Mill, now ooenpied aa a tfrooery, will ba sola at a low figure to the purchaser. Tha owner will take a desirable cottage in paat payment. Inquire on the premises. aaiSoSm

ATTENTION

BAIL

CONTRACTORS.

Wa maanfectaro STKKL BOTTOU SOBAPXBS trcm th. aoat approved patterns. They are •arte, but light, are easily tilled, and run on the saeoth steal bottom with the 1 act dr.ft. We ero prepared to Ell orders for any number waated. Wm. J. BALL & OO.,

Xagle Iron Works,

Oor. 1st and Walnut sta., Terre Haute, Ind. jel6 dam QOAL AND

WOOD.

O 0. BIVlttABD AMD #IUUH BABBICK Hafiagforsstd a partnership under the name of I S Uakard It Bar rick for ths sale of Coal and rtoud, wcu rocpectfally announce to the pub. to tbat thsy will k.ep constantly on hana .Ldiorsaieat lowest rates, all kinds of Uoal at wholesale aad retail, also Wood for the fall and wiutor trade. Offloe at No. 25 Buntln Hoaae, Torre Bante, lad. AH order* for Goal filled promptly. A share of tbe publlo patronages respectfully siillclHd.

KB, BABBIOK also would Inform the public I that bo In leads to open, at tha Coal Office above aacaed, a Qeaoral Collection Agenoy for the colleetloa of aotss aad acoaunts which may be plaasd la bis haad* for oollsotlon, and hopes by prompt attoatioa to busiaesi te merit a share ol the public patronage.

Jelfidta

Merino J^iniab,at 80eta.

FULL

8TOOK. OF

LADIES', ^MISSES',

WILLIAM BABBICK.

IMPOBTATION.

OHXAF, QEHUraSAND 1X0ELLEMT

•T BKDUOID FBIGK8, AT I E

Tbs fear last klads I sail for 10 oents a glass at sty newly opsood Wise Boom, on Fourth street, to which Invite my friends and otters.

O. A. IHB1BT,

JelMla. Cor. 4th aad Ohio Sta.

THE BE§T

—18—

THE CHEAPEST.

QOWAN & BEARD'S

AMERICAN

Detersive Soap.

IT SAVES

Labor, Time and Money.

WASHES WI1H

Hard Water

WILL AS SOFT.

It Cannot \be Excelled,

la its waihlag qualltlea. Try it and prore it. For Sale to ths Trade b?

COX

IT N ION ST BAM BAKEE1, CANDY MAHOTACTOBY, AND

O 8 O E

FRJJVK HEDTIGA BB» Ifaaa&otarsca of all kinds of

OEAOKEE8, BBKAD and OAKES, PBETZKLX, aad Dealers In

O E I E S

Oa Ub|Stli t., between Oaaal and Depot, E A E INDIANA. Orders left at alias Miessen's, Ho. 16 north Mb stisat, wtllbs aroavtly atuaded to.

Hartagpat la lUAJt wo are aaabled to ItCdarstas

alia ait Baa praaptly aad with sa'tisfao! I ttsa, aad wtl sail at ths lowsst rates, jaaodtf

DRY GOODS.

W. S. RYCE & CO.,

Are' prepared for the warm weather with

SEASONABLE

DRY GOODS

LOOK AT THK ATTRACTION for LADIXS and I CHILDREN:

-v

Pa ^4

DB BBNT—Dwelling House 40, oa lot T9 north Fourth street- (en rooaw. good collar, cistern, wood thed, coal honse wsll, Stable and several fralt treet. OomforUble aad ooaveaiaat place. For tar mi enquire on praalaes between 9

this jwsm «ooDB

In great Tiriety, in mill Md mediam ch«oks.

Llama Lace Points,

Llama Lace Fichues

Tof yooog Udiet,. 8*4 black and 8-4 Whl^Sbiwl Crepes. Large stock of

SUMMER SHAWLS.

jiPABASOLS,

AN1

Extra Silk Sun Umbrellas.

THE TRIMMma STORE

Buttons to matcb trimmings, Trimming Satins, Piques & Trimmings to mateb. Ladies' and Gents' English

Hosiery,

Driving and other Gloves, various styles,

Fans, Pans, Fans, &c.

Ducks and Xsinens

In White, Drabs. Buffi, Small Checks, Stripe! forQents and Boys, onder price.

Marseilles & Honey Oom

S E A S

In new designs and at popular prices.

CARPETS, WALL PAPKK &C

LOOK

11.501

HO»W, HW 1.251 OBfeMMr«lNft 1.001 mibfewwr, (Wi)'lWg, irgal 3.7S pr bot .76 WIMMM(Wbll» 3.76 .76 UataWM s. i,50 .75 Otarct

OCR

Wall Paper and Decorations

Then leave yonr orders for a fob that will please or no pay. All orders for Paper Hanging let! with us will be promptly attended to, and satis faction guaranteed.

IF. 8.

RYCE & CO,

BARGAINS

«I Cornelius Haggerty's

SO Dozen Hoop Skirts at 36 and SO cents

Good Li't Colored Prints at 12}f oents.

Yard wide Brown Muslin at 11, 18% and.16 cenls

Oood Bleached Mnslin atl2%cents

Ladies' Hose as low rs 10 cents a pair.

Dress Goods

SON.

Cheaper than erar.

Good Thread, Warranted 200 yards, only 0 cents a spool.

Large Stock of Jeans and 1'ottonades At very low prices.

FINK STOCK OF

PIQUES,

PERCALES,

FBENCflfand SCOTCH

1 GINGHAMS, *.

STRIPES, &

CHECKS and TICKS

FOB EVKBYB0DT.

C0KRILIS8 & HAdfiKKTY,

Cor, Main and Third Sts.

mmmm

•A

tupiap 1

bm-f'lap

S A I

the *C'.r-

4 S St"#-

OASE OULTIVATOK.

This Bidiag Plow was iatrodaood by aa ta this section, last seaaen, aad aad haa gives saah par-

feet aadeatlre satisfeetioa tbat we do aot bsdtate to rcommand It highly aad .ask tbs attoatioa of Ihrssars to itsmaiits. vrt ti a 'i if

£-4

It is entirely different In Itsoperatioa ftsa tbs Backoye, Hawkeye, Farsaeta oraay oalMeaSar we bare iter seen, aad wlli aot ba tbsowa la tbe i/x fcneecorner, as suay others bare beea. It Is easy to operate, so sasy that a hey yeaia tld can do as good work, aad talcs as maob of it aa s,i a man In the ordinary way. It is ago tbb|^ aad Is WABBANTKDASBBPBBSBNT1D. ».

THE BL8S81N6 CORK PLAHTSK!

Msws ihs tsibar sfOat Baa!

Oraia tie Can vttb MM •mlirtly I

Is a Ons-Horse Plsmtsr!

COSTS ONLY 01O.SO. Circulars sontalnlag cats aad tall dseortptiom of the above, eent on appllcatioa.

TW0-H0B88 CORN PLANTBK8!

CORN DRILLS.

JOIES A JOHN. Fans Impleeeata, East Side PaMIc Sqaare,

TBBRB ACTS.'I an.

INDIANAPOLIS.

MITCHELL 4 BAMMEL8BEB0

ITB1VITUBE CO.

Wo. Isst WssMagl— Misst,

UD1AHAPOUS.

We hare lately removed froa oar old waHroom,

Mo. 39

jace Curtains

South IUiaols Street to the aboie

location, where we are prepared to oCsr

Especial Inducements

To purchasers.

PABLOB SUITS

la all woods, aad osvorod la Terry, Bop, Hair Cloth, Damaek or Pluh.

Chamber Suits

la oiled walnut, ash, cbsstaat, or rosewood.

oak, mahogany

Dining Room Sdti

In all woods.

Cane and Wood Beat Chalrif

OOVA8 AND

IsOUHOB8.

TABItES of every kind.

OIU aad plain

Mantle Ho Pier GHLi

Inlaid and Boqnet Stands *o.

kTerytblogin tbs

FURNITURE LINE!

Of the Tny fincet make, and as cheap aa the sans quality af manufacture caa be obtained at any other point, east or wast.

Oire as a eall. HITOBBtil. BAMMltSBBBa. FOSNITOBE COMPART

last Washington St., Indianapolis

PHYSICIANS.

J. YOUNG,

PHYSICIAN and \8URGEON OFFICE~W«*t SMs FabUs (fian, (ToraMrly ocoapled by Dr. Cart is.}

Calls attended to night and day. National House.

pjRAlSlS CITY MIL13.

Basldoooa at Ja&dlf

MANUFACTURIIIS.

PLAin^e

CXIFT A W1LLIAMI, SAjreraoreaaas or

Sash, Doors, Blinds,

Window and Door fraaet, Honidlng BrHCketi, SialrKallinsn,

Ballntiers, Newell PMtta riorlnf andSMUsf,

And all descriptions of flalsM Loaksr.

Wholesale

PINE

Lath and Slate Roofing, Cement

Roofing Felt

Custom Sawing, Plaslsg Wood fnrnlng DONE to OBOEB.

All Work Warranted I Corgj£! of Zflnth aad Molten?