Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 30 June 1869 — Page 4

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Wednewlaj Morning, Jane 80th, 1869.

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CITY NEWS.

STOB* CLIKKJS have an easy time.

OoMMKHCKMSNT at St. Marys to-day.

MTTLBZBBIXS

HARD

items.

the picnic to-morrow, the

best one of the season.

OOIBQ

DOUBLE.—The City Council

will attend the 3-4th of July.

IHD*PB»DKKC« DAY will be celebrated in Nevins township on Saturday.

HABPKB'b BAZAB, for July ltftlif^s received at the Postoffice News Depot.

TH« picnio excursion to-morrow will start at 7J o'clock. Remember the hour*

H. F. BLOUST,

ESQ,

a prominent man

ufacturer, of Bvansville, favored us with a call yesterday.

TICKETS for the picnic are for sale at Bartlett & Grundy's and Sax ton & "Walmsley's..

THX Hook and Ladder apparatus, ordered to be made at Richmond will arrive to-day.

EBAB

a general willingness on the

part of merchants to suspend business on Saturday.

THE

BUNTIN

COL.

HOUSE is being thor

oughly re-fittei and will soon be ready for occupation.

THE appraisement of the real estate in the city cost one hundred dollars. Ly man Miller did the work.

DOWXIHG expects to be absent at

the next regular meeting of the City Council—hence tha special call for last evening

BATES OF STOBAOE.—The millers and warehousemen have adopted uniform rates of storage as given in an advertisement this morning.

THE Indianapolis Rolling mill company are putting new blast pipes in their iron furnace at Harmony. The new pip.es weigh seventy-five tons.

FOB

ASBUBT.—Rev. B. "W. Smith, J.

M. Olcott, W. "W. Byers and severa other citizens went over to Greencsstle last evening to attend the commencement exercises.

THE Baptist Sunday Schools have se^ cured the steamer Mason for their picnic to'iDorrow. It will carry all who wish to go, and a gonoral invitation is ex tended. ,if-

ANOTHEB

RAILBOAD

longing to the parties has been levied on and will be sold unless the fine and costs are paid to-day.

GEOLCQICAL

NOTES.—By

THE picnic excursion to Fort Knox yesterday we learn was a successful and pleasant affair, notwithstanding the rain. Among the Hotables present were Lizzie Reno of the noted Reno family and Tom Alfen, the pugilist. A report of the excursion will appear in to-morrow's issue.

BATJL&EY

final. FISE

HOBSES.—One way to cure

hadtkeyiior^ ft is saiB, is to take them from the wagon and turn them rapidly around until they are giddy. It requires two men to accomplish this, one at the horse's tail. Don't let him stop. Hold him to the smallest possible circle. One dose Will often cure him two doses are

BEET.—For tbe Fourth of July

Voris A Yoortees have a fat young steer, which will be served up to their customers on Friday and Saturday mornings It ia-of extra, quality, such as is seldom seen in this market, and they are exceed' ingly anxious that each and- every one of their customers shall have a roast or steak. Bear this in mind on Friday and Satur day morning.

TIME TABLE—4TH

ad-

abound in the woods

jaoenttothe city.

GET.—Money and local

BAB*

BALL

we are glad

played—out, in this city.

or JULY.—Trains

will run on SATURDAY, July 3d, from tbe Depot to the Fair Ground, as follows Le&vd Terrs Haute. Arrire »t Terre Hante 9:30 A. 3:00 P. M. 10:30

3:30

11:00 4:00 11:30 *30 12:00 M,

TR„

to know is

CLAT

5:00

fair for the* round trip—Adults 25 cts, Children 10 cents.

COUWTY

FURKACEB.—Brazil

Furnace "blew out" a week ago last Fri. day and will not be in operation again for a couple of months has never prospered.

project has turfr

ed up. This time to run from Knightsville to Chicago via Danville. There is not much talk but said to be any amount of money at the command of this enter, prise. ':i t..

WE see by the published listof teachers in the Terre Haute papers that Miss Florence Carde, who will be remembered as a favorite teacher in the publio schools of this city a year or two ago, has been engaged during the past year in the public schools of Terre Haute.—La Fayette Journal.

MAYOR'S COURT.—Peter Smith and Wesley Ballou, two venders of patent medicines were brought in yesterday charged with visiting houses of a bad repute. Each were fined. Ballou paid and Smith preferred going to jail although his partner had plenty of money to pay the fine.

horse and buggy be

the Indiana,

polls Sentinel we learn Professor Cox, our energetic and learned State Geologist, has just returned from a tour of examination in the rich mineral regions of Greene county. In his explorations, Professor Cox traced the Brazil block coal to Parke county on the north range, and as far south as Worthington. He believes that the vein extends farther eaoh way, but has not as yet made any further explorations than between the points mentioned. The Professor yesterday received a fine specimen of block coal from CRHn sta-" tion, on the line of the Evansville and Crawfordsville Railroad.

He fonnd iron ore and bituminous coal, from six to eight feet in thickness, in abundance, in Greene county. He has net yet analyzed bis specimens from Greene and Clay counties, and is therefor# unprepared to give us any of the details of bis labors during the past two weeks.— He intends to make a geological survey of all the counties in the State in course of time, and is at present getting up a map of Greene and Clay oountiea, showing the range and extent of block and bituminous coals also the position of coah, iron on and furnaces in those coua». ties.

This institution

Otter Creek Furnace has been in operation a few weeks only but is doing well Western Iron Company's Furnaces at Enightsville are running steadily. The wmparty has never had any drawbacks. To"Wm. Watson, Superintendent, an efficeht, and practical man is due much credit.

The Planet Furnace at Mill Branch near tbe town of Harmony, has been stopped several weeks, putting in new blast pipes. It will soon again be in op«

eraticm. THE CITY COUNCIL met in special ses •ion last evening. The Mayor informed the members, on assembling, that he had called the council together to ascertain if some arrangements cannot be made with the County Sheriff for keeping city priso oners, the city calaboose being wholy un suited for the purpose.

Sheriff Stewart was present and on being called on, said he was not prepared to toake a proposition, but that the city authorities might go on and use the jail and after giving it a trial he would be able to submit a proposition at the next meeting. He said he had written to Indianapolis to ascertain the charge and rules in operation there, but had received no answer.

Mr. Dowling offered the following: Resolved, That the city prisoners shall from time to time, be placed in the custo. dy of the Sheriff of the county, to be fed and lodged, until the further action the Council and that a Committee of three be appointed by the Mayor to con fer with the Sheriff, ascertain bis lowest terms of keeping said prisoners, and re port the result to tbe next meeting of the Council.

Also, that said Committee bo

requested to ascertain if a proper room can be had for a police head quarters in the jail building, and on what terms

The resolution was adopted, and Messrs Dowling, Fouls and Maltox appointed said committee.

A cotamunication was received from the committee inviting the Council to at» tend the celebration of American Independence on Saturday. On motion of Mr. O'Connoll it was accepted.

Also an invitation to attend the German celebration of the same anniversay on Sunday. On motion of Mr. Dowling. it was accepted.

LOVE, COURTSHIP

AND

MARRIAGE.—

To-night Dr. Simms will deliver the last lecture of his course in this city, at Pence's Hall, and having in the previous lecttirts' "devoted himself to the laws affecting the well-being of the physical man, it is eminently proper that the learned Doctor should select for his con oluding lecture, the interesting and allimportant subject of "Love, Courtship and Marriage." No other subject fraught with such momentous consequences to the human race. Mankind have "loved, coorted. and parried" since the world began, and they will do so while time laBte and the important question suggests itself^- "when should I love, and how I" What object should my courtship have in view, and who should I marry Theso questions can be resolved by Science, and Doctor Simms will give them a conclusive answer to-night.

Not the least important feature of his lecture will be his advice to married people, with infallible receipts for retaining to old age, the warm and devoted love of youth Indifferent husbands and careless wives should not fail to attend. The Doc tor will describe the peculiar stylos of courting in different countries, and give some rich and amusing illustrations of his interesting^ theme* Let those who have passed the Tubicon of marriage, those who are on its verge, and those who would like to be, all attend and enjoy the fun that is sure to abound at Pence's Hall tonight.

This wiii be the last day for securing charts, or examining the large and beautiful collection ol paintings and curiosities in the Hall. No one should forget to visit them.

VCCAL CULTURE.—Mr.

A. Hartung

begs leave to announce that he intends opening classes of Vocal Music, with Organ and Violin accompaniment, at Pence's Hall, commencing on Tuesday, July 6th, from 9 to 11 A. M. Days of instruction, every Tuesday and Friday. Terms, two dollars per month. j30 dlw.

WHITE Goods.—Large stock of Piuqes, Victoria Lawns, Swiss, plain and figured Nainsooks, Jaconets—plain stripes and check, at W. S. Ryce & Oo's. dlt

MARSEILLES

QUILTS,

CARD.

2b the Editor of tk Express': Tou were pleased to publish an anonymous article in your paper of to-day over the misnomer of "Fatr Play" intended as a personal assault upon myself. The friends of tbe Normal School do not intend to make this a personal war. The animus of the article in question, by an anonymous person, who acknowledges the forces of tbe "ideas" of tbe Journal editorial which be bas been pleased to attribute to Mr. Morrison, is tco obvious to need any attempt of mine to demonstrate.— These "ideas" seem to have accomplished their purpose. Neither the animus of that anonymous publication, nor tbe personal attack upon me (by attacking my supposed rhetoric or supposed ideas") can divert tbe public from the issues involved. These issues this Board have to meet.—

If any one desires to know what I have to say touching the preliminaries of this case, about the Normal School Board, or about the question of electing a Faculty, he will find my letters in the hands of Mr. B. C. Hobbs, Chairman of the subcommittee of tbe Normal School Board— tbe sub-committee appointed May 13th, toj nominated a President and Faculty.

One fact, it may be important for the public to know, and that is, that I did nominate a gentleman for a position in the Faculty June 21st, and that June 26ib, upon the discovery of the posture of matters, a part of which the public have, I withdrew the name of said gentleman previously nominated. If it is desired that tbe public Bhould be persuaded that the statement of the Journal editorial is not substantially true in regard to the publication of the intentions of the Board, I should be glad for the public that a publication, which has appeared in the journals of the country over the signature of the President of the Board be produced. I may say thus that I am sure you will deem it proper that the Journal article which vour anonymous correspondent has been pleased to attribute to me, should be given to the public through your columns, and I may say, also, that [shall trust that if your correspondent or correspondents have personal comments to make of me, my rhetoric or doings, they will do it over their responsible signatures.

Respectfully,

(Signed) GEO.

THE

The following committee reports will be read: On Apples, G. H. Whidden.

Grapes, Silas Price. Strawberries, Mr. Littleton. Other Fruits, A. B. Pegg. Vegetables, E. J. Brown. Potatoes, Joseph Gilbert. Flowers, Mrs. H. D. Scott. Birds and Insects, Wm. Patrick. Cooking and preparing Horticultural products, Mrs. Jos. Gilbert.

The above meeting will be som&what on the picnic order, and we would invite friends of tbe Society and those wishing to become members to meet with us and spend a pleasant and profitable afternoon

JOHN G. HENIL, Sec'y.

FOURTH OF JULY.

The Committee has adopted the follow ing programme for the celebration of the Fourth, on Saturday:

Chief Marshal—D. C. Stunkard. Assistant Marshals—Col R. R. Stewart Maj. Geo. H. Purdy, Capt. I. L. Mahan Capt. John A. Bryan, Capt. J. Douglas, Capt. A. Reiman, Capt. C. A Goodwin. 1. Band. 2. Soldiers of 1812 and 1847. 3. Orators and Reader. 4. Mayor and Council. 5. Fire Department.

G. Benevolent Societies formed as they arrive. 7. Tbe Schools. 8. Band. 9. Citizens on foot. 10. Citizens in carriages and wagons. 11. The "Hew Gags." 12. Mounted men. 13. Velocipedes.

The procession will form at 9

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

STRAWBERRIES—Jackson, Richardson A Co., at

G. H.

wmmmm

MARRIED

AUSTIN—BEAK*—On Tn—1»J. TnK., at the reudence »f the bride's tttbar, Dw. Bi)h Leake, by Bar. E. Tiuk Howe, Georg* W. Aoitin of tl»nkatc, Minn., and Miu Aana 1L iMke.of thi« city.

THE "Phoenix"'. Hose, wortn $3 per dozen, are sold at 15 cents a pair, at 21,dtf C.Wnno&Co

COFFEE

AND

SIX

SUQAB retailed at wBcfe-

sale prices at Joseph Strong's, Not 190 Main street. I|_L si

HUVDRED

MORRISON.

TERRE HAUTE, June 29,1869. ~,y

Terre Haute Horticultural Society

will bold their next regular monthly meeting at the New Fair Grounds, on next Thursday, July 1st, commencing precisely at two o'clock.

R~ Freeman's, 161 Main street,

the handsomest Bet of black jewelry you ever saw, and for the same amount, the prettiest black chain and pin. It will pay to call and see Utern^ jdtf

SPEER'B STANDARD WINS BITTERS is highly recommendod by physicians for Dyspeptics, on account of its tonic properties, its putfty, and its delicious flavor feb23dwlt.

ATTENTION, FARMERS.—'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 the first premium at the Indiana State Fair of 1867 are well made, from tbe best materials. Call and examine.

We are making Crait'8~ ^patent Harrows also, iron Scrapors, for farm and road purposes. WM J. BALL & Co.,

Propr's Eagle Iron Works, AgentsRobinson Machine Works, Separators and Hone Powers,

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

BOORD

SON'S Prinb

going very fast. Go soon toFbe itc modated. Stewart House corner. 6-dtf

IF YOU WANT

IMMENSE

east and south of the Square with the right resting on Wabasb, than move east on Wabash to Eighth, thence north to Chestnut, thence cast to the depot.

D. C. STUHKARD, Chief Marshal

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

FOR tbe Largest and best assortment of cloths, cassimerea and vestings in the city, go to Grover & Miller's, corner 6th and Main streets. m26-dtf.

RIDDLE has a nice stock of Fans.

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

You can find Pros«rved Lemon Peel, at C. I. Ripley's. [25,dtf

CHOICJP WINES and Liquors at Strong's, 190 Main street. dtf

Whidden's old stand,

South Fourth street, are now furnishing tbe finest strawberries in the market at 40 cents a gallon. They are brought in three times a day, and consequently are fresh. 8dtf

THE BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOLS will go on a Grand picnio excursion to Clinton, Thursday, July 1st, on Steamer Mason.— Fare for round trip, Children under 12 years 16 cents, over 12 years 25 cents, Adults 50 cents.

FESTIVAL.—The ladies of tbe United Brethren Church will hold a Raspberry Festival at their Church, corner of 14th and Chestnut streets, on Wednesday evening, June 30th. Admission 25 cents— Children under 15 years 10 cents. [d2t

LADIIS'

BIS RUSH

Honeycomb Quilts

—large stock, and prioea low at W. S. Jit r:"ii Yf*

STOCK

of Millinery

Bonnets, Hats, Ribbon^ &c., and at ferfr low prices, at jlfifjdili. jl,dtf 149 'Main street.

CHEAP SUITS: CHEAP SUITS

BW STYLE

Nefcktie,'sRfbboifo,1he

latest out. Veils, tbe largest assortment in Silk Tissue, Barege Doited Net, &a, at

S. L.

STRAUS'.,

jljdtt,-. 148 Main street, if |TTj^q it ...ifa HAVING sold my stock of goods to Grover & Miller

can hereafter be found at

their establishment, corner of Main and Sixth streets, where

will be found ready

to wait on and cut for any one pf jby^ former customer*. JOHN

WALU&LX'A

j8-dtf BUY where you get the best quality and the most Hardware for your money. Perhaps Austin, Shryer & Co. could make you see it.

BAROAINS! BARGAINS!

IS SAID,

IMPORTANT

MILLINERY.—Miss

FOB

ARABS—A handsome wearing

apparel for summer wear, just received. 26d3t WASHES', HOBERO & Co.

to Moody's evary day for

his Velocipede Cigars. [I7dtf

SXLLIHQ oat fine B. Calf Boots at

A. Raridan has

opened her stock of Millinery in tbe store room recently occupied by Eberle & Bindley, on Main, between Third and Fourth streets, where she wUl be |lH^|e9 to see her old customers, and ss man^ new ones as may choose to fnftf bar with their patronage.

CATARRH is killing thousa6d| of OOX best people, and yet the balance, although suffering from this horrid complaint, do not seem to think that unless they attend to this trouble in time, it will eventually end in Consumption. Such, however, is the case, and we hofe all wilt Avail themselves of the best remedy of the age— "Reader's German. Snnff'—M by all of our dmgrfsts^aad 35 cents. Iba spl4-dlw

CARPKJPTERS btfi(ierS for the best warranted Tools and Ti Sash and Doors see Austin, Shryer & Co. d" ji 4,

a nice Switch or CTufTs at a lowfer

price than at any other place in the city, -,J Slate Bank Soilding, »a one door east of KisMMn'sI [*,W

call at the old Slate Bank JfaildSBg, on'

Ohio, street, Music Store.

dressirg lie# which

$4.00

at D. Reibold's 64 Mala street jl9tf.

OoitPABE ABD JUjjjpf F^R

RZMXJCBKK that at Weifz's Skirt Facory, 156 Main street, skirts were always repaired free of charge, and pge to stQL Go to him If you want the cheapest and jl2«dwlt. the best.

C. WITTIQ & Co at }70 Main street, Deming Jilock, haw big tAii full of Bargains'in Goods mt must be s&l a €f

Id.

21,dtf

FOR a fine wBSte or colored shirt, good and cheap or a suit of whit^.or colored linen duckrfeadv made or mnre to order, go to Gronr & Miller's, corner 6th and Main streets. njglrdtf. -4afi^cb,

TowCis at 20 cen

worth 40 cents. Three hundred Towels at 25 cents eaal), worth 50 cents.

Fifty dozen full sized Dinner Napkins at $1,25 per dozen. Tpfi

FOB one dollar to two dollars you can buy at

RIDDLW

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. m26*dtf.

No HUMBUG! Some Goods must b&, sold, and we sell them 25 jjtfc-*ent, helotf cost. Look at our Bargain Table.

FOB

C. WITTIQ & Co.,

21,dtf 170 Main street, Deming Block,

THE LABQEST

Y0UR&XL¥E&

now

od inrlblt oity.

to twenty-five years constant usage, yet all parts of the instrument are still in good, preservation atrf jrtatmg o^er.— All Du/erf st&dying their own interest to get the best and most reliable Piaoos ever introduced here, should not fail to visit

KISSNEB'S

PALACK

can suit yoti in Mosforj.

BUY yourParasoU of RHDLE

CAfeiMEBB?.—jnyj ttfift at very lowest pHceq, at Coffleyuf

DRIED

1—Gents

wishing cheap suits made to order, in tbe must fashionable style, call over Saxton & Walmsley's Dry Cfoo^s' Stow. 'Satisfaction given, or no sale.

JOHN BARNIKLE,

29d4w Merchant Tailor.

PEACHES

I—Bargains

Dry Goods. Go to the corner of Main and Sccond streets, where Boord & Son have just pp&i&l an entirg nefr a$oqk, q|l purchased since the decline in prices. [apr3,dtf

"This world is all a fleeting

show for ngan'*. illusion given," but those who fined 'tears bt Woe can have them soon dried up if they will only go to Moudy's and buyone of his.Veloci Cigars.

LADIES.— Mrs.

Volger, South Fourth street, has just received direct from New York a select lot of Spring Bonnets, Hats, Flowers frames and Ribbons, all of the" latest ud ndiost attractive styles, which she has placed upon her counters, to be sold to friends and patrons at the most reasonable prices. _.,__ll-d2w

THE

sears renfrtTihe

public has the^iromendou^ quatitaW "of outw&rfeg^twq or -ttjroe bu| do make t£e substantial and undeniable assertion that toy€»tm^^^at'my:p»reB room several makes of Pianos wfcidthave earned a world-wi3e reputation by having stood a successful tat of twice and nearly three times fifteen years, and which for all the essential points to be united in a truly firBt-cfaaalnfeiifa&nt «r4 itogether unrivalled. 3 some recent exchanges I am in poep^js^n of ^eveltl Instrument! of some of *be makes represented by me

ITOSIC.

CHOICE

Over a

dbzen fine new instrument? now open to select from. ~'t: 28d6t mtmUm

Sugar Cured Hams, aV^oseph

Irong'e. [19,dtf

THE best and cheapest Hoop-Skirts at erz & Arnold's. The best and cheap^t, Cowfcfs at,jH^z & Arnold's.

The best assortment of Fan's atHerz Arnold's. Skirts rejgaired free of charge at Herz

W. H. Sign's for a delictou# bev-

etage. His elegant Marble Fount is in fi|ie order. 12,dtf

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

FULL LINK

of Ladies,- Misses and

Children's Hose at such prioea as will sell them fast, at C.

OAB#R

and freshest stock of

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

GENTLEMEN,

800 yards 5f Lawns, ele-

gknt styles and fast colors at 16§ oents at Tuell, Ripley dfc Deming's. dwtf.

EVERY

VARIETY

of Silk and Summer

press Goods just rOTei ved at Tuoll, Ripley & Deming's.

T,'*v

at C.

Rip-

loy's. 6dtf

THE best pair of White Hose at 15 cts. at c. WITTTG & Co.'s, 21,dtf 170 Main street Deming Block

RIDBLB has the"Horton Cors«H.u

Do #OU WAUt' BAfiQAnJtf So to Wittig & Co.'s, 170 Main street, Deming Block, and look at the big table full of cheap Goode. 21)dtf

NEVER befou has: human Ingenuity 4cc0ii|)liihA arrire perfect pfece of Machinery than the American Button Holt Overseaming and Sewing Machine, it does) all its work admirably. It is guar* anteed to do everything claimed for it, ini° not%ithitftndi^g th6re ate many good machines in the market yet I claim for it many improvements you cannot ^et in any othet, thereby affords you a greater variety of work without change Of needle than any machine.now in use and

am authorized to give all an opportunity to test its merits who doubt its superiority, none who have tried it doubt it. S. A. Buck, Agent. Office 1.59 Main street between Jth. and GLb, Terre Haute Ind. «--Jj24-tf.

THE GREAT PEACE JUBILEE.—AS at tbe late Peace Jubilee at Boston 1000 Instruments at a time pealed forth the grand voics of peace, so. let a thousand instruments peal forth the same glorious strains right at homo on the coming iotirth of July. Get ready with your Drums and Fifes, and those who are not yfet supplied should call early or send orders to Kissnet-^s Palace of Music, he has lots of bass and tenor Drums, Fifes of all grades alfo Toy Drums of all sizes fer the Boys. je24 dlw

OHJBAF,

BUT

Kissner's Palace of Music an assortment of Pianos of medium sizs, yet of good workship, which are warranted in all respects equal, if 'ifdt^sfcperfor, to any Instrument yet introduced in this city of the Jrfnd termed cheap Pianos. Jus*, call and 'exaB^ tht Iai»rtJmt aqdjook at the scale of prices an$ the doeest buyers will le made satined. By .going to the Palacaj?f^Mufic„you will see a large assort* mant of Pianos together then judge for yourselves,what^eai syits you. 2^,dlw

FOB RENT

call at one or

IF ~toV like a gocd smoie, Moudy's Cigar Store and buy more of his "Velocipede Cigars ("17dtf

FFSJCN-I*

issueta ^uflic Store, IPS&JL,

^aosfor rent at "Ifo. 48, Ohio street.

FOB SAU|—PTMT»»

QS^av—Call "it

L. Kiisner's Palace of Muaic end get a bargain in one. *. 25,dlw *, j* 0MT0IHB Imported Port., .f-

BKMOVALI—Tbe hair £4Ubment formerly kept at J9

JQID

"leet,

California Claret. Pateaherrju. Old Kentucky White Wheat "Whisky. Choice Liquors always on hand.

has been removed to tbe west room in tbe old Stale Bank Bailding on Ohio street between 2nd and 3rd. The lady BUTTOSS in (zraat variety at having charge of the business is^ compe-

tent to attend to iM At' i., .. «»,-•& ..in -SKI Imv Qm»ADiH» aad wide

HIT

be entrusted

her. -. x. M-. aKM

190. Maia street^-.

ko* It Tuell, Mpley fc Deailag'^

of Ute eelebcated Dai-

SXMRWAY

v'i

Si'

dwtf.

THE cheapest Millinery Store is at Mrs. Mitten's, Main street, between 8tb and 9th. koT fc«r» dltf. b,r®' -.1 -wj

FOR latest styles of Hals and BonnetB go to Mrs.

B. Mitten's, Main street be

tween Eighth and Ninth. j22-tf.

'FOB

save money, by getting

your garments renovated at H. F. Ret ners' Dye House, Main street, between 6th and 7th. 1-dlm.

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

PEELED

& Co.

PLAVO

is the best in

thft^Mtiit' !nii' fiMst la now geaerally known. Not only is the tone unequaled by any other instalment, but it is also the cheapest Piano, in the loag ran because It outwears two or three of any other kind.

have, therefore, concluded

to keep and sail only tke Stein way Piano, as it has proved to be the mart reliable instrument, all over the world. Persons wishing to bay a Piano, are respectfully invited to oall at my Music Store, on Mm, 3d ud 4th streets, Terre Haute.

J. G.

SCLLISO out Ladies Congress Gaiters at 11.00.. Go^d Laoe Gaiters at $1.50 at D. Reibold's, 64 Main street. jl9-tf.

Go TO D. B« hold's and look at bis oheap boots and shoes, it will do yon good 64 Main atreet^T

LOCAL NOTICES.

To SBjvy bee's Blessings We Most Have Hea th.—It ii a etnbborn fact that every bnman tning to »«r# or lcaa yr*Aiip*ied to dia «aie, and ia the Spring the exciting canna oif dissaie are nnmorkoa and actlTe, and sickness is exceedingly prevalent BOW, to csanteract the banefal inflaenots which sometimes tell with fearful effect upon onr system at this period the year, a certain and agreeable remtdr is Tarnished by Mtun. Dr. 8. B. .finrtman ft Oo., of Lancatter and Pittsburgh, Fa. It is that noted and *ffic*sioiiaiaxtapnt and tonic, MUHLXR'S HE iBa-airisg preparaOon and ia ^a ivdirval It the b%st blocd purifier now before the public it invigorates, renovates and cleanaes the life current within oorreota .all lh irrS|TilaMt'4a system imparts fresh vigor anif streng'ft to fie cons itntion, and pro daces perfect health and fins spirits where now is gen raldebility and nerveutuesa. Everybody ought to use it in the Spring and Summer, as it will be faand a rslit&Je Pfot^ct&n.agtiast disease and a promoter oKhlfp^tBest. 23dwlw

To fiemote Moth Patches, Freeh' les and Tan from the face, use Perry's Moth and Freckle Lotion. Prepared only by Dr. B. O. PEBUT. 8oldby all Droggists.

For Black Worm and Pinpiet on the Face, nse PIBST'S OOXEDONB AVD PIMLB BKMIDY, prepared only by Or. B. C. PIBBT, 49 Bond street, New Tork. Sold everywhere. The trade snpplied bf Wtralerale Mediclae Dealers. marlTdeedSm-wSm

,£3Q

WITTIG &

CO.'B,

i21dtf 170 Main street, Deming Block. .. .lit 'I ONE

AMUSEMENTS.

QJRAND OONCBBTS.

THE KAIL FAMILT Ha||llA ploasara to an&ooaoe that they will give

TWO GRAND CONCERTS OF VOCAL AND IK9IBUMENTAL MUB10,

AT PEVCE'S HAXIJ,

THURSDAY and TBIDAT EVES,

,.. JULY 1 and «. The entflTtainaent will iaclnde some of the fl nestacdmoit popular music of the day, and all who have had tk* fleaaore of hearing this talent, ed family will say It is a treat rarely met with.— All who wish to enjoy a Bight of fine music go and hear them. Doers open at 7% o'clock. Commence at 8. Tickets 33 cintt. Children 15 oents.

ANC1NG.

MS. WASTELL, from Louisville, has tbe honor to announce to the lahabitans of Terre Haute and vicinity that he lntendi opening a JuvenUe class br. the above aooompliabment, at Penoe's Hell, commencing Wednesday neat, Jane 9th.

Hours for Tuition—Wednesdays from 3 to 6 H., and Saturdays from 10 to 12 A. M. and from 3 te 6 P. M.

TZSKS.—Six dollars per month. Mr. WeeUU yitiM thts city at the request of several of ohr most prominent fsmilies, and has the gratificatleu of referring to Judge Key as to his qnalificatioas, As. JeSdtf ^tssBsamBsssoBe=ss^=

WANTED.

A2TTED—&IRL..~-A good

furniture store, on south Fourth street. dlt t- -i\X7AN TBD—AGENTS for new domes tie aiftic'.e of great ut new meets dtlon'

4 DAME,

KaSS.

vPW? r* 5-S •«*.«»* -j js

T&8&&

"latere will be

^4jf« .'HisS*,.

LINDEMAKN.

*'T

utility

js£6-d4t

\KTTED—At House—two gocd ply immediately also a bell-boy.

the National

gocd dining-room girls, ap 2*dtr

jiidP

FOR SALE.

FEastern

DR SALE—CARRIAGE—An made Oarriage, nearly new, for one two horses. Enquire of I. O. NIB LOOK, cor. of 8th ahd Eaglests 30d3w

ClOB i? Oes

SALE—Balnbridgo Kills. Des'ring to go West, we oSsr the BAIXIISICGE HSKCHAJTT A*9 OVSTOK

MILLS for sale at

«|.ihird ite original cost. It is located in Bainjridg?,Putnam Ssunty, Ind., en tha L., N A. A A B. B., in the midst of tie finest wheat grow tag section In the state. It has eapaoily for «r ndiog and packing £00 .barrels or Floor in .w»lvo honrs, store room for 40.000 bushels of FFheat, with Uevator to any part of the Mill.— vf ill take Wsrtera Lands as part pay, or eesh on »fs/ terms. For particalars addte.s OABHALL

E0S3, llalnbiidge, Ind. 4-dlm

l?OB SALE—Hoose and Lot on A- Eagle street, between Sixth and Seventh.— ^inquire of M. B. WBIOHT A OO. aprilTdtf

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

JJEAD

GboD.—Just received at

I FARMERS!!

BATES OF 8TOBAGE agreed or Terr

by the

Warehousemen and Miller* o? Terre Baute Three cents per bushel for first month or fraction of month.

One cent for each additional month or fraction ilnriof TWO'cests per bushel for delivering all grain stored.

Ioturacce chargid on aB grain t*k*n in store. J^OdStwlm

THE BEST

ZV# £3* ft* —is—

THE CHEAPEHT.

GKWAN

AC BEARD'S

A few nice Pi-

Detersive Soap.

IT SAVES

tz r- ia?:??'

i" wff T« *i S«(. iii- »tsa

Labor, Time and Money. 9-***+4 FA*®|». WIIH

g-Jiard— Water

ms JoBrrB Brnoro, 8rooec,sR j26.tl

AB WILL AS SOFT.

It €(tnrVof

-"'A

xd*lK lJT

mrmm

x\be

Excelled

In Its waihiaf ^oalitiss. Try it eei prora it. rfrWi'tj ttsTnbtj Si

if.. .»»»

JULY.

•sal «*-. a.ut-

•i-J- -,»4dr

CelefiraUoa tb«

NEW FAIR GROUND,

Saturday, lily

u. isytfte .•

As tbe day fails on Sunday, let every one who is disposed to rever the memories of the f.Jir ,a.-»4t]«tbS .Tti'i mx-rwt

S•11

A I O E A

Who fell on many a Moody Held for liberty rally again and once more swear deon to if -iile *T *i*

THE FLA6 THAT WAVKS

"O'er tbe land of the free and the home of the brave." Several. .. if n* i«U-

Distinguished Orators

Will address those present in short orations. This will be a regular 1 .&>.*

Let every one come, bringing a well supplied basket of provision and then en joy themselves. Among otber tnfngs will likely be some '.f- "-I ."5Jf- 1'.-

RACES OF HORSES

re-

That have avnt mkSe ayAfftt

TELOCIPEDE TRIALS

And One and

probably ind likely

5Si T«U

THE

CASE OULTIVATOK.

This Biding Plow was lntrodtic«4 by as in this

saotica, list scssta, aad a«4 bas gmk par-

fact and entire satisfaction that we do not bsaiA tate to rcommsnd it high I snd the sttentlotf.

of farmers to Its merits.

Boekojre, Hawkeys, Farmers oraaj cnltlrator

we have ever seen, and wili iiot be thrown la the

fence corner, as me ny others hive been. It if

easy to operate, so easy that a bey years oltf

can do as good work, and twice as much of it as

a man In the ordinary way. It is a thlD(

aad ia WABBANTZD AS BXFBXSKNTID.

THE BLESSING CORN PLANTER!

lamthsIabM of One

Drops tfte 0en with Ptrfcct HfHiltj I

Is One-Horse FlanterC

COSTS ONLY OlO^SO.

Cfrcnlers sontalninf cats and fttll dsacrtptioni af tha above, sent oa application.

TW0-H0RSK CORN PLANTERS! CORN DRILLS. JONES A JONES.

DRY GOODS.

K? *jA

®s P.

»fe-

ON ''*&•*#<# atijil 1 ttn IS O It S v-i-Hmm.. msB

rftSf

«i *tmt a txtr

other kinds of amusemeets.

wi.-* jivitt

TWO GOOD BANDS

Will be in attendance. By order of COMMITTEE.

jiHT

mi i. T4 sJMt srs t:x sst

W N, RYCE ft CS..

& virm, sUtositt

SEASONABLE

DRY GOODS

IiOOK AT THE ATTftAOTlOM for LAKfS M.V »nf*«(-«3iuawtt taw

mm* »,.*, v-fc

V"?

.4fc.v..v)t' 4u.iHu

%,.

In put rsrlsty. in aiU sad s«dtia du*li.-

Liana Laee Ftiite,

**it-ri.

Llama Laoe Fiohuefi

For yovng lsdles. S 4 blsck mm4 8-4 WMtsflfcsw -cr^

LM«*,t0Ck#f

,,v£V

SUMMER SHAWLS

PARASOLS, V4i ,%\i )#i At Zd fa

AMD

Extra Silk Sun Umbrellas.

THE TRIMMING STORE

BDttOHS to MAteh trlBMltSSIs Trimming Satlss, Plqnes A TrlamlBSs io mift j, Ladles' aid 1sclfett

HoaieiTa

DriTtss ud otter ttsntr vsriots stylos,

WaU

Fans, Fans, FanaTfrc.

Dacks and

1 t* i&m In Whilst Drab*. Balls, Saudi Olssta, a*Si|*t Ac. fcfOstts aad Boys, sate ,tks.

OK «*.. 'JjE MBS .. ut»« wiajMarseilles dc Honey Opnd I Vi

S E A I

'tat

ID nsw dsslgns ani at papains pHsee.-

CABPKTS, WALL PAPtt te

Nottingham Lace Curtaiai

..v. ». y8t m* *0-i XiOOX AT OUB ii .(.vt I .1 .fell

Page:

-and 1

W, 8. RYCM & CQ a &

Xi H**

U-,

F*. TI! V. ..Jif

ii .1 .&««-»

BARGAIN^

Cornelius 4 Haggerty's.

SO Dozen Hoop Skirts

At 2t 85 S&d 3# OOStS.

in-, ti.!

ai t-

Good Ll'tColore4 Primte

Isadfes9 Hone

•as. i'- vi

It is entirely different in itsopsrstion from the

at 11^ cents.

¥ard Wide llroi *r: at 11,1SK aa4 II eeats.

Good Bleached KuUa

at laKeeatft

*4' I..-* i'. ..3.W.

til* WS.

as a a a a ,*• it ir*.. is

tl Tf

JOrmm

v.*

Goode

V-r.-L.-,'. .. .- CfeespcrUiss ffsr^

Good Thread,

AstSt-l* .-••!.« t,sa

Wermated seo yards, oaly 6 oents a apoai»ilr atMuttati KM aJ a if -o asK.faMskd

£.arge Stock ofitaai aad

ottonodee

i««.

'/•"S

Vsrm ImpleazenU,

Cut Side P&bUe Sqasr«v TTBR* lACtl, WU

Handsome Iron Hltcbing Posts

FOB SAKE PSC4 Jd

E A I

AT Tan

E&.GLE

TBLOJt WORKS,

ran

COB,

AID WAMBT

At Vrfy

W" %*s -.i„ *(1 FtnMOOK09

l* '4 •»!*. :.'S.'

STRIPES,

ewe

t. ri IfSit,

'.j .avt

'fi-'i-'-wS r»S itie A'Hi ,• i, til *xa*.

.»sft»«eff tin

FRENCH aad SCOTCH

tdmm

enraun. fL-^sr

mi a:

mm-

CHECKS *ad TICK*

W'J

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FOB KVIBTBODT.

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C01IILIVS HlMlKfl,

aor.MMtamdnatfi

-ioa «SMi "4 I* HUOvMt! -s .I—

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