Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 28 June 1869 — Page 4

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DAILY ^.EXPRL

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Monday Horning, June 28tb, 1H®.

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CITY NEWS, v.

enormous crop of blackberrfes is

ripening. j_ THJC Universalist picnic at Fort Knox to-morrow.

THE BAPTISTS excurse on the steamer Eau Claire, on Wednesday.

THB GRAND JURY convenes again next Monday. MEASLES

prevail to a limited extent in

THE PICNIC TRAIN for Fort Knox starts at eight o'clock to-morrow morning.

Bio

THING.—The

THERE is

Fourth street Market

on Saturday evenings.

TRADE is very dull—so the merchants say.

general disposition to sus

pend all business next Saturday.

OUR people are contributing liberally towards defraying the expenses of the Fourth of July celebration.

THE VOTE of Asbury Chapel resulted in a majority of three against lay delegation.

HARVESTING IMPLEMENTS in large numbers went to the country on fiatar. day.

HON. A. LANGS delivers the oration at the German celebration of the 4thof July on Sunday at the Fair Grounds.

PERSONAL.—Our former townsman Lambert Duy, Esq, now a resident of Philadelphia is in the city for one or two months sojourn. ..

THE STEAMER ADVANCE will be at Fort Knox next Tuesday morning and will make trips throughout the day between Yincennes and Fort Knox where the Univursa'vt picnic

is t0 138 hel1,

*S)TiiRious.—A full suit of men's clothing, including hat, boots and shirt weta found Friday evening on the West bank of the river, between the two bridges. The clothing was lying on the ground, the wearer having apparently taken them off to bathe. No clue has been obtained to the owner. 1

MARRIAGE LICENSES were issued last week by County Clerk Hollinger to the following parties: Bichard Bidgley and Sarah Applegate John D. Tiley and Martha E. Dickerson. John Blaize and Lucinda Bronson.--iWW»r Henry Blackman and Ellen Terry. Carl Lay her and Auestina Layher. Ell Stewart and Catharine E, Abbott.— O. P. Matherly and Mary F. Strader. Jasper Stanley and Elizabeth A. Rodman Robt. joobson and Nancy A. Surber.

FOURTH

OF JULY CELEBRATION.-^The

committee ®f arrangements met Saturday evening, and Messra. Holden and Crowe were added to the finance committee. Gen. Charles Cruft was selected as Chief Marshal, Major Smith having declined.

The committee on Music was directed tD confer with Mr. Paige and tbe Maenner Chor and ask them to furnish some vocal music.

A $10 silver goblet is to be awarded the fastest velocipede—50 cents being tbe entry fee.

CONCERTS.—The Kail Family of Shel. barn, will give two grand concerts of vocal and instrumental mueic at Pence's Hall on Thursday and Friday evenings of this week. Of this family the Sullivan Union thus speaks:

We venture the assertion that there is not a family in the State of Indiana that possesses half the musical talent that the Kail Family does, and if they bailed from some noted city, would have full houses in any city in the country. Miss Inga Kail cannot be excelled at the organ or piano by any one we have ever beard, while Miss Tid Kail's lecture on Musio, the "District School,'' and the "Bachelor," were delivered in a manner that would put to blush many of our public speakers.

All matters considered, we pronounce the Kail Family worthy of patronage, and commend them to tbe lovers of music, whether in city, town or country sohool house. Their entertainments are worth tbe admittance asked, aod we bespeak for them a full house wherever they may conclude to perform.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.—The following transfers of real estate were entered upon the Recorder's books during last week:

Leander Denham to Riley Whitney, one-third interest in 40 acres in Pierson township for $200. as. Siner to Joseph Abbott, lot in Tuell dt Usher's sub-division for $800.

John MoCosky to Geo. Planett, lot in Jewett sub-division for $2,000. J. H. Blake, commissioner, to Wm. Woolen, lot in Parson's addition for $300.

William Woolen to 8trawder Robertson, lot in Parson's addition for $1,000. Sylvester Sinclair to Wm. A. Slarrett, 5 acres in Honey Creek township for *250.

Joseph Grover to Warren D. Estabrook, lot in Grovers subdivision, $2,300. (Taylor Pierson to Louisa Cochran, lot in Cenireville for $250.

Joseph and William Pollam to W. D. Parker, two lots in Tuell & Usher's sabdivision for $500.

Auditor of Vigo County to John Ki« zer, three lots in tbe city for $248. Catharine Kunz to John Lowe, lot in Rose's subdivision for $1,50.

Hannah Toby and others to Lewis Singborse, 40 acres in Pierson township for $640.

by parties prominently connected with and intonated in tbe St^inis, Vandal a and Terre Haute Railroad, to state that there is no troth whatever in tbe dispatch forwarded to the Associated Freu from St. Louis, and which appears in our dispatches this morning, to the efTec* that the road is to be a branch of the Illinois Central and to terminate at Effingham. The portion of the road between t*" city and Effingham is now under contract and is being constructed with all practicable dispatch. Its early completioais as certain as any future erent

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BOOXVXLL* **T*HBIO*.

HINTS.—As

iWilt

tbe "heated

term" it at hand, the following hints to bathera may be valuable: Avoid bathing within two hours after a meal.

Avoid btthlng when exhausted by fatigue or from any other cause. Avoid bathing when the body iB cooling after perspiration bat

Bathe when the body is warm, provided no time is lost in getting into the water.

Avoid chilling the body by sitting or standing naked on the banks or in boats after having been in the water.

Avoid remaining too long in the water leave the water immediately if there is the slightest feeling of chilliness.

Avoid bathing altogether in the open air if, after having been a short time in tbe water, there is a sense of chilliness, with numbness of the hands or feet.

The vigorous and strong may bathe early in tbe morning, on an empty stomach,

Tbe young, and those who are weak, had better bathe three hours after a meal the best tine for such is from two to three hours after breakfast.

Those who are subject to attacks of giddiness and faintness, and those who suffer from palpitation and other sense of discomfort at the b«)art, should not bathe without first consulting their medical adviw. ..

To THB OFFICERS OF Yioo COUNTY.— You are hereby respectfully invited to attend the celebration of tbe Fourth to be held at the New Fair Ground on Saturday next, as citizens or otherwise...,

By order of the Committee, E. I. HOLDEN, Sec'y.

COMPARE AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELVES. —Aided by a large number of late arri vale, I havej now open for inspection altogether the largest assortment of really first-clasi Pianos ever opened in this city. I do not make the shallow claim that a Piano scarcely fifteen years before the public has the tremendous qualities of outwearing two or three others, but do make the substantial and undeniable as sertion that buyers may find at my ware« room several makes of Pianos which have earned a world-wide reputation by having stood a successful test of twice and nearly three times fifteen years, and which for all the essential points to be united in a truly first-class instrument are altogether unrivalled. By some recent exchanges I am in possession of several instruments of some of the makes represented by me which have been subjected from twenty to twenty-five years constant usage, yet all parts of the instrument are still in good preservation and working order Ail buyers studying their own interest to get the best and most reliable Pianos ever introduced here, should not fail to visit KISSNER'S PALACE

25d6t

OF MUSIC. Over

dozen fine new instruments now open to select from. 28d2t

"-RG¥

AMUSING AND INSTRUCTIVE LECTURES. —We expect to see Pence's Hall crowded to overflowing this evening by old and young to hear Dr. Simms on the subject of Physiognomy and Pathognomy. It a grand theme and when handled by one of the Doctor's marvelous powers of il lustration and mimicry, it is safe to say that interest and fun will be the order of the evening. Those who are ignorant touching what "laughing, walking and shaking hands" indicates in the dispoe tion and character should attend by alj means, and learn what all these move ments point out to a close and practical observer.

Dr. Simms can be found at his room in the Hall during the day prepared to give charts to all who may wish them, dlt

SURE and go to Fort Knox to-mor-row morning. Be at the depot by eight o'clock, or yoh will be left behind. Bet ter be five minutes loo early than one minate too iate and then what will you miss?—a delightful ride with your girl by your side, your wile or your children dear your friends, too, will be there, and wont they stare to see you left behind So hurry up and don't fail to be on time you can get your tickets at the Depot. dlt

FOURTH or JULY—LETTING OF BE FBESHMKNT STANDS.—The undersigned Committee on Grounds rill let the Re freshmant Stands under the amphi theatre at the Fair Grounds to the first applicants at $10 eaoh, the fee to be paid in advance to E. I. Holden or J. O'Mara The Stands will be let on Wednasday June 30tb, 1869, at "the Mayors office, between tbe hours OR 10 A. M. and 4 t.K.

R. STEWART,

E. I.

HOLDEN,

28,d2t JAMES O'MARA.:

IULGE your poor, overworked wife with one day of real pleasure give her a breath of fresb air to change the ceaseless monotony of her life take her and the children lo Fort Knox to-morrow sho will talk about it the whole summer through. Let her feel inspirited with the memory'of her early days, when she roamed the wild woods in search of flowers, and become a child again. dlt

Ge TO FORT KNOX there you have all the pioniet of the season combined in one, a nice ride by rail if you choose a steamboat excursion to Yincennes, the oldest city in the State, or you can roam the Wild woods, enjoy your picnic dinner, boat on the Wabash, fish In its waters or take a glorious bath in some shady nook. If you prefer you can dance under the greenwood trfe, jump, swing or enjoy any other healthy and invigorating amusement.

a'TT"has

removed his Tailor

Shop to Seboad street, one door north of the Stewart Hcrtue,' where he will he glad torn allhfcpetrons.,'^,.,Pr 3dlm

rtMtxtnt* I «e Iwsfwa i«m -»X sMl if** 1 "at .mm tm*Ni n» *»,&*?.?

ifcSfiia~Lace Points

and Fichus, at WrB.^Rvca & Go's. 28dlf

A LARGS STOCK of Summer underwear, at W. S. Bjce & Co's. 28dtf

LOST.—#On ^t|d#,||twe^i 6 Ita afreet and St. M^rys Trftifcii, a 'pocke* diary and memorandum book. The finder will be liberally piid' for leaving it a Tuell, Ripley & Demine's. corner 6th and Main«re^|. AHOoAi5fc'[26,d3t

ards ^English Per

sales |i^l6*iseiitel f*mer so,

THE handsom^6V7jQ® white silk and satin Fans, ever brought to this city, from^^o^P^ifil *1*1* d3t WARREN, HOBERG & Co. 26d

LADIBB' ARABS—A

A FULl^ J-l^E of thq celebrated Dan ton Kid' Gloves received by txprkit. 26d3t WARREN, HOREKG & Co.

THE

STEINWAY

PIANO

f«t RHI ir«F F- FT8

SELLING out LacUe^f CoBgresa Gaiters a O a

SELLING out fine B. CftlP6ooti^at'$4.00 at D. Reibold's44 H&iAitasefcS Jjmf. gaftid

GAsWro jj^Beifeold'4. wui/look at his tieapooots and shoes, it will do you good i!9v

cheap

COFFEE AND. SUGAR retailed at wholesale prices "at Joseph Strang's, 190 Main street. [19,dtf

OfioiCH Sugftir'^ Strong's.

THE

%at^yt^se jjlr

£l9,dtf

best and cheapest Hoop Skirts at

Herz & Arnold'

T^be^l3b®e4 Josefs Herz & Arnold's.

The bv»t assortment lof^an-B at Herz I

Skirts repaired free of

& Arnold's factory, 89 Main street, between 3d and 4 h.

RieMj'K liisSfy.

BC^Ooat PiwSid3of RIDDLES.

CASSIMERES.—JJ'uii line, at very lowest prices, at Cornelius & Haggert.v's [6,d4t

Go TO W. H. Sage's for a delicious beverage. His elegant Marble Fount is in fine CfderT 12,d tf

CALL and see those beautiful French and Scotch Ginghams at Cornelius Haggerty's. 12-d4t.

FOR the Largest and best assortment of cloths, cassimere3 and yestings in the city, go to Grover & Miller's, corner 6th and Main*atfeeff. /A. -£^S S-4i26-dtf.

RIDDLE has a nice stock of Fans.

Do TOU WANT BARGAINS Go to Wittig & Co.'s, 170 Main street, Deming Block, and look at tbo big table full of cheap Goods. Si ,4 21,dtf a Bereges and Lamartines, just recsived at Cornelius & Haggerty's. 4dlw

It Tou lik^ ^TgoMl aqigfea, call at Moudy's Cigar Store and buy one or more of his Velocipede Cigars fl7dtf

You can find Preserved-Lemon Peel, at c. i. RifiiiyV p5,dtf

CHOICE WINKS and Liqdors at Strong's, 190 Main street. dtf ci

Go to Boord & San'a to get those fancy striped Dress Goods, corner Main and Third streets. dtf

A BIO BUSH his Velocipene

STBAWBEBRIKS—Jackson, Richardson & Co., at G. H. Whidden'f oljd 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 frft.h Sdtf

Iresn-

FOR ready made clothing less than cost, go*o Grovtr & Miller's, corner 6th and Main streets. ,m26-dtf

PEELED DRIED PEACHES at C. I. Ripley's. 6dtf

THE best pair of White Hose at 15 cts., at C. WITTIG & Co.'s, 21,dtf^?0 Main street Demi% Block.

The "P&6eriTx"~Hb8e, worth $3 per dozen, are sold at 15 cents a pair, at 21,dtf C. "WrrnG & CO'B.

REMEMBER that at Weisz's Skirt Fae-' ory, 156 Main street, skirts were always repaired free of charge, and are eo still. Go to him if you want the cheapest and the best. jl2-dwlt fc1 r|-»

C. WITTIG & Co, at 170 Main street^ full of

Deming Block, have a big table Bargains in Goods that must be sol

worth 40 .cents. Three-hnnd worth 50 cents.

handsome wearing

is the best in

the world I Xifr rfactJ^^gbnerfllj known, riot only is uie tone unequaled by any other, ins^rumgnt^bftt, it is also the chsipest tiano, in the long run becauso it outwears t.wo or three of any other kind. I have, therefore, coccluded to keep and sell only the Stpinway Piano, as 8 aAltfgfctg tot y^thj^ M&t '*$ instrument, all over tbe world. Persons wishing to buy a £MB«, are respectfully invited to call at my Music Store, on

owe

FOR one dollar to two dollars you can buy at S. R. Freeman's, 161 Main street, the handsomest set ot black jewelry you ever saw, and for tbe same amount, the prettiest black chain and pin. It will pay to call and see tl^u.^

FOR

TIT

RIDDLE

has the "Morton Corset."

A FULL LINE of Ladies, Misses and Children's Hose at stich prices as will sell thorn fast, at C. WITTIG & Co.'s, 21dlf 170 Main street, Deming Blook.

ONE CASE, 200 gant styles and fast colors at' 1 Tuell, Ripley & Dealing's. s. **.

^FITERX YARIKTT of Silk and Summer Dress Goods just roceip«jd at TuelJ, Kipley & Deming's. dwtf.

Ho! FOR FORT KNOX.—The fairer, salist Sunday School will give one of their populaigvgf» day ^aext, the 29th inst.

Tout's Band will aogoigpgBy excur•ion. Fare for the round trip, $1,00 children under 15 years 50, cants. 24dtd

TBE ABDAPMT MitiibBryAjStore fe at Mrs. Mitten's, Main street, between,8th and 9th.

got

ba*

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

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

IMMENSK STOCK of Millinery Goods Bonnets, Hats, Ribbons, &c., and at very

CHEAP SUITS: CHBAP SUITS!—Gents wishing cheap suite made to-order, in the moBt fashionable style, call over Sazton & Walmsley's Dry Goads Stojp.^jSatis faction given, or no sale.

~5fEVBR before eccompi chi "and s^i

J'dlf

Foli a fine white Br colored shirt, good [superiority, none whp have tried it doubt

and cheap or a suit of white or colored linen duck ready made or magle to order, go to Grover & Miller's, copier 6th and Main streets. m26~dtf.

Six HUNDRED Towels, at 20 cqynts each,

at 20 CMJtS

at 25*cAts each,

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

A LADT SAYS: The other day,-^getting out of Dr. Price's Oream Baking Powder I made a cake from soda and myJlttle girl getting a piece says 'Wby, ma, Mf^at is the matter of this cake? it is not fit eat.'" Had been so long accustomed to making everything so good wil Price's Cream Powders/ jiiil thing fit to eat made frdiiiWyibinj

SPIER'S STANDARD WINE

BOORD &

BITTERS is

highly recommended by physicians for Dyspeptics, on account of its tonic properties, its purity, and its dellerons "flavor. feb23dwlt.

ATTENTION, FARMERS.—We have on hand a few new double-shovel Plows which we will cell at a bargain. They are from the pattern upon which Mr. Joseph Grover received tbe first premium at the Indiana State Fair of'186if are trell made, from tbe best materials. Call and examine.

We are making Craig's ^patmrtg Harrows also, ijjun Scrafjors," for farm and road purposes. WM J. BALL

Co.,

Propr's Eagle Iron Works, AgentsRobinson Machine

WOI

kiL

Separators and Horse Poweret-~ Corner 1st and Wabash streets, dwtjyl5 Terre Haute, Ind.

SON'S Prints at 12J cents, are Go jopu tq.

going very &st, modated. "StewartTlouae corner. 6-dtf

IF YOU WANT a suit of clothing made in the very best style, and as cheap as

c«be bou8ht

1charge

at Herz

»°ywb«e, where women

JSiS il: and apprentices are not employed, go to Grover & Miller's, corner 6th and, Main streets.

:'i:~

No HUMBUG I Some Goods must be sold, and we sell them 25 per cgpt. below cost. Look at our Bare ain Table, ii t?

C. Wirrio & Co.,

21,dtf 170 Main street, Deming Block,

JOHN BABNIKLK,

29d4w Merchant Tailor.

HKW STYLB Necktie, Ribbons, the latest out. Veils, the largest in Silk Tissue, Barege Dotted Net, &c. at S. L. STRAUS'., jl,dtt 149 Main street.

HAYING

sold my tock of goods to Qr£2

ver & Miller I can hereafter be found at their establishment, corner of Main and Srxth streets, where 1 will be found readv to wait on and cut for any one of my former customers. JOHN WALMBLT|

JS-dtf. jl BUT where you get the best quality and the most Hardware for your money Perhaps Austin, Sbryer & Co. cauld make you see it. dtf .— I ili 45

BARGAINS I BARGAINS!!—Bargains in Dry Goods. Go to the corner of tin and Sccond streets, where Boord & Son have just opened an entire new stock, all purchased since the declinei^^|^8|^^

IT IS SAID, "This world is all a fleeting show for man's illusion given," bu 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 VelocipedeCigars.

t-y

IMPORTANT TO

LASIBS.

MILLIHEBT.—Miss

aitf.

Mrs. L.

Volger, South Fourth street, has just received direct from New York a select lot of Spring Bonnets, Hats, Flowers, Framet and Ribbons, all of the latest and most attractive styles, whioh she has pfct&dupon ber counters, to be sold to friends and patrons at the most reasonableprices.

Il-d2w

M. A. Rafidln hat

opened her stock of Millinery in the store room recently occupied by Rberle & Bindley, on Main, between Third and Fourth streets, where she will be a)o4sed to see her old customers, and -maiiy new ones as may choose to fayor^her with their patronage. ft*! :t—^rSturiB

CATABBH CUBED FOB 36 C: ,4 statement is true, because thousands*??1 testify to the fact that only one box of Reader's German Snuff entirely banished the complaint. Now, why will the peo-

yards of Lawns, ele- pie of this age suffer from one of the Biost at I disgusting of disease*, when in ^hl| pimple remedy they can procure a cure. All dfuggists keep it.

dwtL

fca

CARFEJTTERS and builders lot tbe beat warranted. TcffiU'aid Toledo Sa'Sh and Doors see Austin, Shryer & Co. dtf

FOR a pics Switch or/ CurlijiV, price than at any otber plade in2 call at the old State Bank Building, on Ohio, street, one deor east ot

BEUOTALI—Tbe

joa latest styles of Ha's and Bonnets I which may be «ntrusted D.W to Mrs. J. B. Mitten's, Main street be-* her. M. BIIQLHUI. tWQen Eighth aad Ninth. j22-tf.

midtf.

Human lugmay Tect piece of m#laMtn Hole Sewing" Iridline, it

jfe. H. Buok, Agent. Office 159 n*h» street between 5th and 6th, Terre Haato Ind. I CI j24-tf.

Che late i*eace Subilee at Boiton 100j| In* at .i ft tjmn jwilwrt forth the grand voTca of peace, so let a thousand instruments peal forth the same glorious

refWSgpljfcd 6hotrfd"Jjtili early or sent^ »rdtors to Kissner's Palace of Music, is ta^lot£' and tenor Drums, Fifti if fcll ofU ir.ihs Boysrt*" fiwaita rnsi.^ je24 dlW

:fcftl

1 rf I 11

iern|arket yet

far it man^^j^rfrvWbeg^ y^iCMhoi kay-i ^er^lrtlr€ijr jf oa grest'er vanet^r~of work without, chaage ct ne^iy thin ii^jr mt^chiae^ nowBsei and I am' authorized Ur give all an op portunitv to testits merits who doubt its

XhSMI

Goo©.-- iast reoeived a^ iidsic 4in, aHortment

Pianos'of med!nm. yet 'of goioil^ o|l#r)pt «J»i(jh5«re Warranted in- all tfh' e^t# ^la^ot s^erior, to any innmten^yet iiit A(Ric8d in ~thYi city of the nd termed cheap. PUnos.^ Just call and examine the Instrument and look at the Ecile of prices and the closest buyers will be —By"jfflffg t5 tffe~PaT^

^^ibe JUben judge fat

ypurselves what be3t suits ypu. 25,dlW I'

GBNTB' Summer wearj at Warren. 6o« irg & Oo'eiaJre 24d2t

FotS^^kT^P^iioi'.i-A few-nScel^ anas for rant at L. Kissner's Music Store. 1^0^48, Onio streetaae'^^ [j25,dlw

SIIE—iPiANOSr CHEAP—Call at I

Li KiisnerV Palade tof Music" and get a bargain in one. 25 dlw .... sG«N?!isrfc

Pifte Sherry. i.i' |)li ^iuatky jSVbUe Wheat Whisky Otoioe Liiqttors jtlways oa-hhod^-I tilCUf TO jKtJjJ-'-":

JOSEPH•»)TBOHO,"•Grocer/*1"1*'

S^ys EuTTONs in great variety at RlbDT.*'S.J

s&3

IRON

"mifliaif.

GBBtrADitnr and irid®

at ?TueU, Bipley Demiog's. dwtf.

LOCAL NOTICES.

To Enjoy Life's Blmsliiss We Mit BaTdHea th.—It is a (tabbosn feet that etery tiuift&n btiug is m«re or leei prediepeeed to di»9»»9, asd lo -tbe Spring tbe rzcUiotf eames o0 dis-aae ars numerous and actire, and slcknew la I ezcSedingl prevalent now,'to coQDitei«et thai bantful infinenoei 'which s9methM| tell Witk rpon. our *tem at thist ported oertaln «nd agreeable temtdjr ti fcr I

Wfnrii' Dr. S Hertman ft Oo., of

Lancacter and PiUabnrgh, Fa. It la that «M andx ffija^iopa inig6ratit and tonic, HUBlini HEiB B1TTKB8—* lUe-giilEg prepazatio* aa4 ia rff-ivdr-al ate.'' It the best blocd now tsfore the public it invigorates, renoTaVe and^leanaeB the life carteot wlthla me ^Uli(h9 irregniarit'ea of the system imparts and strength to the constitntion, and profndee peifect health and flaa. splxita whf S is gi$S5$3eStity-in8Tt»To6iness."„fEven*eij'T ought to Jnse it ia^t£Sp^ing«nd •Mmwkh'f «att-| wi 1 be ftrand-aTellsDIfl tfotecVidn sgilut dieeae* and a promoter of happiness. 33dwlw

To Remoye iloth, Fateliei, Imck* les and Tan from the foce, ase Perry's Xotk aad

®for Black Woi-iii and ^aiples the' Face, use Fsaax's CoxiDoVS AMD PlKTia UEilK^y.-jteiAreil crily'sby Dr. B. O. Fnn, tf

Bond street, New York. Sold everywhere. The trade swelled by Wftoierale KedfelaatlKialan. 6 marl7aeod8m-w3m

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS]

send 50 cents^o O.

P. Seymour & Co., box by next mail.

KIWSTT'T

Music Store. [4,dtf

hair dressing estab-

|10 CUNTHACXOBS. SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the I oo.'Sunday,' let avery Oominon OULC.1 of the city of Terre Hante at I „j ». .1j'. .v. feir next meeting, to-wit: on the evening of the Who I# diapp^au IQ reaver the ttlttO* evening 6th of Jnlyntxt, forgrading Orover stieet, betwoon l.t and 3J Btieet». fho work to be done according to the plans and lodtpecificationeon filaj iu tUe offloe-ot tie Oity Engineer. _*•

Boi'dnviU' tiewqntMd for the faithful perform mance of said work. ... BIOHAP.D FITBOUT, Jane 2(), 18(59 dtd City Engineer. f¥

QIYIDEKD NOTICE.

Terra li^ute^ Indianapolis K.K. Co. TSBEK HAHTI, Jnne 23,189. Thi Board1 St THrectors have this day .deolared di\ 'end of fix (6) per cent, fiee from Governnent Tax, payable-to Stockholder* registered on I ft:a books ot tbe Company *n tbe 31st day of Vv.: 'Weat^rn dividend will be paid at the office I Vfhe TreeSrirof ia Terr» Hante, on and-alter Jay 1st. By order of the B^erd.

THE, BE8¥

li^or, Time and Koney. |i

.sfclS0|

OUO

ment formerly kept at 89 Main atxeeV has been remeved to the west rdjwt is* the old Slate'Bank Building on "Ohio street between 2nd and 3rd. The lady having charge of the business Ts' competent to attend to anything in the hair*

rietof the

K. A. MORRIS,

je24dtjy3d. -f Secretary.

MUTI sa5«"iX

£M- t-* WiW *oa»:«d

WAN&BEARD'^

*9A

DETERSIVE SOAP,

Boston, tad ad nfce 20-a6te 9teow I 114 OT

t*s So .*»oo »«tf «TI

rT wi«« ertui «t arie«w •. ill .Hard -j -.go "i

T»

Afc V^ELt AS SOtt.V

For Sale to the Ti nsl***.

•«*««-*s»-•

Ti.

555™

FAMILY ttatthay wOl give

TWO&XJtiTDpOJPCEBTS or VOCAL uumnriifiTAL MUSIC,

AT PKMCE'A HAM.,

.iiOi

iTlndA.

th» S-

OoauMao* at 8.

TVLNC1N& I-.- jt sauiK mnr^ mm. WAlTILIi.Xnm LoaitTlllc, kM the

tsstmjs. to th* iakabtiaaaof Tarn •••Bf ttai he tsUadi OMDIOK a

JlwaflHllSI

ii iNti MaMaplUnont, at

j^ytf»»W»esaylsyystouiayaeat, Jno» ENnkr (iMn—Vtltiidtji from S to6 P. K,W4MMDK«M,,»

IS A. K. and FROM

3t»5».M. .... .$

Mr. WyS»fcWs tKf clt^'at thHcqaMt of JfPPtl*' MMtptoahnt IWBIIIM, and bu th* iwmmiM of rafrtrisg to Jadg* Kty to

WANTED.

^7J*TED—AGENTS

aew. ilamsalto ar«p:« of gnat nUUty

"v Horn twj gud lBlng-roeiB girlx, «p ply lw»4l«ttly also a b»H-boy. 24dtf

rOR RENT.

RBNT,-—A small House on Joalh Bfhth rtf^r, «o»th of Oak, contataIh fair io«ma. Mrs.DE MOBBAT. 26-d2t

FOU MiE

L?OB SALE.—NOW SPRING "WAG

M. oa, baa two iMti, Uasve nod luafts. iro. fartherpartkalati enquire at the Palacs of Music, No. 18 Ohio (tract. je22iw]m

-uninsel fc.

^aiioabo ,ioaai

'TUSSL-A

A TH OF JULT ZLOIBUH—ADAJJ

Thar* will be a Celebration of the QIoriooa*Qld TOorth, at t¥«

NEW FAIR GROUND

1 r.tcmraM wjmrts rwu««s]

TBE FLAG THAT WAVES

t. vi

«tsl

,TK2^ a?*•?*''

•FlIBistCHfU'ArKST.

IS XA-R"*!ba»

I .M*UoCl MR W

Let e*«y oa«

assmml JSi

ar ,aeC UX% «WIUe«

l!*

aa *4 "let' i-'

4riSw

t:a« t.-m ass: ., ti-o

DRY GOODS.

W. S. RYCE & CO.,

Are preparrd tor th« warm weather wltlr "a

SEASONABLE

DRY GOODS

LOOK AT THB ATTB40TI0W tor LABIBS aa1 CHU.1!»*«:. '.-j.'v:Tra -J- .'

W^t, wo offer the Bain-

aanoa Mnain AM» CUBTOM MILLS fjr sale a im-third iU ori^iqal «oat. liii located is Bain' --.«tw.75tti state. Iraas eapacily for •diag aad paeklac IOO barrels of Floor in relvo boon, etore room for 40.000 boslieJs of

W? «J|Hy Part or the #01.-

ill take Wtrtetn |»nlrii

part

p»y, or e4di on

ar teoM.- ToraaHlcalafi addre DABNALL 80N8, Bainbridff, lad. 4.dim

SJ'OESALBbetween

—HOOSE AND LOT OH

lagle street, Sixtlf anf^yenth.—

)-story briek

f' Hoaak located oa Mala street, next to SeK—n A Paddook'e Miir. 'Bow ooecpied

r.ui «ha»er. The owner will teke a deilrable cottege

hs*ff°FWat on thkpremleee.

-I--.

in greet variety, in naall and medium cUs^s^

LIANA LAEEPOIITS, LLAMA LACE FICHUES

TOT young ladiee. Crepes

FOR A

^uMnjton "Str»et, BT tten, j628*d4i

HM9 4riv

VX7AHT1U)—AT THE NATIONAL

4 A S"

EXTRA SILK SUN URAWLAS.

-1 fcs

OJ SRntflO 6:

*aUaia'si7Bi

NVW?3

let sit, SlKi'J®1: act ia

RIO T*°!JDBAD, -. :.«-v

Who fell on many a bloody Held for lib

Totibn to

"""r

sm» ttsrtk'AaxTJvi a tiu a

"OVr tHeT&id or^e 1reeJanSJt2e *home

of tbe braTe.'^nStTiril

JTVK ti I

Distogui£te4|

-f

Uiu §a

,£"9

NM ti SOT

WiU adfi^lfioiie 'praMnl in 'shiort orations. This will ba a regular

{UtotBi*,

& LIR* R.

Ahd ptuUtUIji IHIIIihjj"uTamusements. OM aad likaiy jiSOOTtOL^Ofi I -met-t

==ILFO GOOD BAJTDS

\VA JTK. -i--' i"-J

m,u

'»-5' ^v

VK -J now rtft 0i"

-tassiiaal s- Vr*r*

TMM

THE TRIMMING STORE

Bnttons to match trimmings, Trimming Satins, Piques & Trimmings to match. Ladies' and Gents' English

Hosiery,

MILLS.

Driving and other Gloves, varions styles, ,3^1:, 4

'JM

J*.-?

FANS, FANS, FANS, &C

Ducks and LiHem

In White, Drabs. Bntfr, Small Cheeks, Sttipet die. for Gents and Boys, onder price.

MARSEILLES & HONEY COM

,j gpBEA .'te ,- In new designs and atpopular pricee.'

CABFETS, WALL PAFEB &C

NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS

LOOK AT CUB e'iftsf

WALL PAPER AND DECORATIONS

1 zl£T i'i

•IL 'ta ti-el

W. 8. RYCE £r

Good Thread,

bringing a well

fapplied basket of protblon and then enjoy. tbemaal*aa^A.meag otbw tbmgs will likely be some

HORSES

baobs ok-

gun Afcdtoa o»

I ti I

That save never made a race. Some

-j

IT,

BAEGAIN8

CORNELIUS HAGGERTY'I

INDIANAPOLIS.

U? J:N

MITCHBLL lAWKIH—M

fCBKIfUBB

liuj-.

'•&Y*MAR

su j©®'*

THIN DBE88 GOODS

\-.m

8-4 black and 8-4 White Shawl Large stock of

SUMMER SHAWLS

PARASOI-S, ,-*5 JUs**' 1'v

H'-L'

In oiled walnnt. ash, okestaat,

Dining

liti

'-.A &

I fct «J. ,t'".

-:JI I

-.'s iqs.'--!!' so!#* ''.is T-i

,r.

is3 ivielxxi

e-satassltd. ia»

C-i0ii24'8i'

tsfCjStae si

-et

Good Li't Colored V*rinta -s- atl2}jeenta.

Tard wide Brown SIvulln at 11,1434 aad 15 ceaie.

Good Bleached Hiulin at 19% cents.

Ladies' Hose as low si 10 cents^a pair.

Dress Goods

Warranted 209 yards, only cents a spool.

^BIPES, JI

t- S I

Large Stock of Jeans and C'ottonodes At very low prices.

•i.3

FINS

6TOCK OV

PIQUES,

PEBCAI.ES,

FBEBfCH and SCOTCH

fa ^GiyGHAMS^

M^kfflECKS and TICKS

ua--Jse! sii

TOU EVMYBODT^,

... Si A*aeti1 st* +*6'. 5H

^umT

(0KSILID8

•»*.

COT,

HAFLFLHTV,

Main and Third St*. ,r

^jaj-1 1.? Is&rJ. -5

mitt

•t.r I Mm«.| tit

a*# %i

5-TJ*r':**r**Y-.titer

T%n

6 «n

WMMaistea

reSkofc^T

rooas, ••. St kstt

llren

to tto

^n«

leoail—i where we are inparil to gjfcr «r

BIPEELAL INDUONMNTFL

mcfuii! »n at -V

JTIMS*

jx'iif»s»*jf Wilis 4.t*—..a

.. -1 **ia«wAW

'IT

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tig,

tti

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»*i MOTI

it »t '^1*5 «r«i$ iwtl usif .M*n»

a A 4

Jtt'f*a» '-a EAT* *4.'

-v.

ail

woods, aad asvored

ia*Terty« Kep, lUif

CTolt,

Psairt

or Ftni.

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4*i*!

K»MT*H

at X** ***2 l»,«t»ar.»

ii W a a a

taatotaay

natvood.^

nixtmrx tmi... «Mi$se

.ttfsS«s .. *ei«^ iw».

jaw

rsv* '.ft

DM*.*

a «ij ua# lie

JMti

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toi*»irSr* a nattf n_

naattm* all woooa. n'..-.4i'j SU ,-i. ts »Ai ..•fyubftrnmt***

-»j '4 »««(««. •!,. i*wv

Cue aad Waai Seal Ohiiffl, iit'-' :t«B at (vugsrl tut .uiOwa lii hi if fr*e o«I iaawtwttl *t»oi t** !fBOVA8 Aim lou*o» -ittuwk "is 'X 0 i«auO tmdl

TABLES of. miry

ti* ^a.1 liJet Ac«ta

CO.

id a«.£-

i»4i o,»t 1

iMU» W ffiX »A

tiiiim «4J iw

I at I

'H jatS e«S s«*a jK&ot t-'s t» o&aaf -liOilt islflals a &e4u«U* o*. '. ,! ,»*' 9 ieO# taa Js«! i.e. axt Sar lmeiiJ Amsm tUii I .Wo *l#w .-trll i* \m

Mantle Piw OlaMtaif ffrai oni s-iAm 'ins*

inlaid Mia wftm rneadM

I, t,e xvit lo UfcS&ifalii ad ii& isoi Vn lr«i bis a»«J totA a Im e»«ai i-«*'It,»»«t»e4» I Its rf* B?arft»ia®ia.s«e .leijj, i«r» .ii'jiiKiivwaMl .M .*aoU a.-a..it'iicMfDH-Oslf. .lUMOoii Xam ticvdft totk

»V,a ,*a»a

Qt*e as a eall

,« .v a,

jSrtTOi Jl 4 -•H*

Of the rety faSet Mate, aa* aa

aa tha

saaie qsuOlty ataamfactan e»K Jkt. aay other point, east or west.

-jibS

jatjsa-t ,® uel^

,JS»£3 1. tniA fcaA libit** oa a*ari

klait'Vaiklt|!w M.,1alltai|slla.(Y«^i •:T e»,fcftA —as fit' s* -jr.:

DRY COOOT

ijcasasa .y.u

KS-wtew-ijei. mmis.l

.WITTIG FT 00.,

tro MAnr

sah

li- —AT—^e*

-Y.-AK

'r- i.i'. 4

Dozen JHoop Skirts

Bem(Bibbed Hose, .i

mm s.i a! Ml

saxv

rheapfr than tvsr.

lOOK at our

A VABIKTT Ot

«a

DEHDTG BLOCK

•r.J -a* t-.ru* IW «ae»*«

.*,'x

WHICH WE 1TANT TO SELL

FX OUB TOB E

fbaxe nmfi*

—il

-a a A" OS .wmtfcA »jji lo .ti-i .t: ''—",* ,KOH

letail Dept, First floor. .nmm We

€*, M,

1 9lc'-X

am'.

For the next 201d*yi,

{»%. -da* t*l

A BIG DRIRE IN HO^.

MS 2I .t -i

THE PHOENIX HOSE

.8 .t »'i ss-siaifc'-ai **tdt -U-%

ABetter Quality

Merino Fhiiah, at Met*. mz* i-*?" vtnt. STOCK

or* *'u',,a:"1 0.2 i!'.

LADIES', CHILDIIBN'B.

MI88E8,.B

til*

«J£ M.-. ciil"'. il» SKlToai

a_J 1AVH

•**ltn

ll Ti] alio BO XB

aov*

s*o fclifl

li«» »4l iaoicu

'f fcti. T»T{ ,SJ

*6*

iii| apM

.-a otal t*4»

AT PRIEO 2S PER CEIL BELEW COSING

9w*ilUt.

That tabl« really contain* bar-^f, gains, and it will pay to call and examine the goods.

Qnr store is ftill of other goods, LIHS which we will sell cheap. •*.•••** N. B. All our goods class, and no second amoi

»8t

among them.

C. WJETTIO 0 MAIM STn OKMINO BLOCK.

|»K-ISi1sM atltl

imtt t-Jti l-*» Ml

IOH STBAM BAK*R\J23 OAITDT KAIFTRRAOIOAR,JKJN

NO 'S:

^a^J- |J- fj w'

O RAOKEBS,*^

BBSAD aadOitVSS.^3

OBO CEBISA.^S

5^ a ,tam»

Oa Ufeyette it, fenwasa taaai mm$ Sapaa, E S A S UTDtAVA. Ortwi laB as Jaltaa HlMssa's, Mm. ISghit kta suasS, wUTta asewatly atsssilil sa. mam •aviaiMjfa IRASas aeeeaafeiaAtaaaat

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