Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 16 July 1869 — Page 4

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NEWS

A BIO THINO -The whe»t crop of 1869

Will., patboWZH) The rlrer for

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Pztbi had .a lif® In^ance of

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Two taloons are offered for sale in thi« mornKg'« p»par.

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bathe in the river in

puris naturalibua before twilight.

CHBAF.—A farmer WM trying to »ell a load of gc.d potatoes at 50 cents buahel yesterday.

"WHSAT.— Several farmer* have already sold ihe.r wheat, to be delivered at one dollar per bu»tiel.

Taa' Journal "tate# that Mr. J. MAllen wiL be the prinoipal prosecutor in the mar Jer trials.

AI.AKOK proc«8»ion of men, to work on the rallioad west, pawed down Main street yesterday.

GBAHD JURY—The following gentlemen now cmpuse the Grand Jury •iz: M. M. Hickox, Foreman O. Soulfs, S Potter, Fred. Fisher, S. W Ri^ney, Thos D^rmoddy, Adam Keys, Job yin, N. M. Jones, Daniel Gartrell, G. F. McOlure, O'lWly.

THB hob might confer a favor on ladies who have occasion to go near th* river in the evening, and at the same time earn several fifty cent fees in the performance of their duty, by arresting men and boys who daily bathe in the river in the broad light of day.

Adjoxjkkm).—The Grand Jury yester day evening, after returning an mdiou ment against Oliver Morgan for murder in the first degree and two Indictments against Erney for assault and battery with intent to kill, adjourned until the first Monday in August.

A DISFATCH from S mil states that several sleeping c»rs of the Terre Haute and St. uis ad w*re ferried across the river y*ater lay -to bring b.m.e tre wouuled of tbe excurtloo party, thni m«t with the acoident Bear Lawrence Krinsis, on Wednesday. Thi- wm tndica that quite a number are severely iLjared.

Tax MESCUBT at 12 Ml yesterday had attained an altitude of 95° in the shade and its course was still upward. Breezy loafing places were at a prenrum all day, and in tbe evening, the tide setting in toward Scudder's ice cream saloon waa almost equal to the u*ual rush for seats at a firs «:las» minstrel show. Soudder was prepared, however, and Is trilllrg •talld the pressure till cooler weather .• .. oomes.

Ansow.—About two o'clock Wednesday morning tbe coal works of Mr. F. Mall y, at St. Mary's, were burned down Tbe building was J* temporary one, but contained the engine, machinery and other apparatus for tbe shaft. The loss is not yet ascertained, but will probably reach several hundred dollars.

On yesterday officers Whiteman and O'Mara arrested Joseph Brennan, charged with setting fire to the building, aad on be'ng arraigned before Mayor Cook, erly was committed to jail In default of bail.

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Eaprtss a few days ago: Marshal Whiteman and Deputy 0'M*r», arrested, yesterday evening, Saau.-l TennU, clwrged with stealing two hiracs from Jobn B. Chambers, in Sug»r-Creak township, Wednesday night lasu" ySt£S3XTmli!f'"'

And now comes the parties interested and rw^u^st us to s»y ih^t ihe above statement' is incorrect. The borseTT&elonged to Tennis, and he merely took his owu property. A trial developed this fact «nd Tennis was set at liberty and his property secured to him Journal.

Our statement was correct. Tennis was arrested, cktrged witil stealing two horses, as above stated. We are pleaded

resulted as slated by the JovmmL

AST HTDIONAWT LAKDLOED!

Imrtiee Agent. in Trouble

HK STOPS If TEE WRONG HOTEL

HUHDRBDS of inou atjd boja bathe in the river every evening, the water being Just now the proper' temper«tt»e.

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in the city. He is examining tha miners 1 fields of ibis eouoty, and spent yesterday in Sugar Oreek township.

IBA DBLAKO, ESQ., has purchased Dr. Mahan's interest in the well-known drug house on the corner of Main and Sixm streets. The new firm will be styled DelaLO & Dnvia.

SAIL BOAT.—Silas Wright has a very fine Bail boat at the loot of Main street, which he will hire to responsible parties. Apply at Wright's Carriage Factory, wesi of the Public Square.

Thb okqah at the Congregational Ghruch baa been thoroughly overhauled and tuned, by Mr. Drake, ®f Buffalo, and this evening a number of organists wii give it a trial. An invitation ia extended to all interested and to lovers of fine music.

6. LovkI'K8S is the euphonious appellakq pertaining to a fastidiously gotten up nan, apparently about thirty years

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who traverses the country, putting •n frtquent appearances in this city, and representing himself to be a general agent fa life insurance company, the n»me which we do not remember. He bails rum Vincennes, and, although we do not now the precise locality of bis nativity we Bre informed tbat Wasbi gton, D* Hess county, was formerly the place nis abode.

After his departure, Mr. Buntin wse nformed of what had transpired, and is said that be perspired profusely while listening to the recital. At all events, be was ready to move on the enemy's works at short notice when he was told, yesier jay noon, that the fellow had passed in through the hall and gone upstairs again Calling on Perry Huston, one of the clerks, to follow him, Mr. Buntin made nis up two fii*hu3 of stairs and, just as he reached the head of the secoi fl ght, saw tbe lady, who bid been perse cuied by Loveless on the previous day ming out of her room, pale and excited aiid followed by tbe above mentioned villain. As soon as he caught sight oi Mr. B. he attempted to eic»pe through another hall, but yielded to a stern de mand to bait, whereupon Mr. B. wrenched his cane from bis band, grasped him oy the collar, dragged him to the beadot tbe stairs, and hurled him headlong down Unfortunately the descending "scalawag caught the stair railing when part way down and ecme to a halt. And bow oomes Perry Huston and instantly seizos tbe culprit and "booms" him along down the rest of that flight, around to the lower flight, down that at a 2:40 pace, and in spite of his piteous howling, hurls him along through the crowded ball to tbe front door and ejected bim into the street with a force that carried him six feet beyond the pavement, wbere, gathering himself up, he "filed left" and moved att "In dole order" at "quick time.' Buntin has his cane. Loveless can have it, if be «anta it—on his back. Good bye, Mr. Loveless. y- •.

Criminal CoxTbt.—Yesterday after noon O iver Morgan, the murderer John Petri, was brought into Court and arraigned on the indictment presented by ihe Grand Jury. J. M. Allen ana L). W, Yoorhees'appeared to assist in the prosecution. Tbe Court asked the prisoner it be had engaged any counsel to which he replied that he had not he was notable. he had spoken to his late employers, Messrs. Scott & Oren, who had promised to see to this for him, but he did not know wbeiher they had teen successful. Io the absence of counsel, the Court appoint ed County Attorney T. J. Forrest to con. duct his defense. The latter on confer ring with the prisoner informed the Court that it was the prisoner's desire to enter plea of "guilty" and throw himself upor the mercy of the Court. Tbii plea, however, cannot be received in capital cases. The prisoner, in answer to the usual ques tidlTSf "guilty or not guilty," said he had no plea to enter, and tben-upon a plea of not guilty was entered. The trial was st-

Monday next, and tbe Sheriff directtd to issue a spcial venire for twenty-f-ur jurymen. The prisoner appears utterly broken down under the weight of hi» awful crizae-

Erwia S. Erney was also arraigned on two indictments of assault and battery with intent to kill, to each of whivh chsre es he responded "not guilty.'' ColE W Thompson appeared for the prosecution and Hon D. W. Voorhees forthedefemeNo day was set for the trial of tbe cases It will be deferred until the parties in. jured have recovered or at least unti there can be no doubt as to their condi tion. Erney is under bonds of $4,000 in each case.

Rapid TBAVBL.—On Sunday last Mar tin Reagin, a laborer, stole thirty-five dollars from John Purden, a contractor on the railroad west of the city, in Sugar Creek township on Tuesday he was ar rested, and on yesterday the grand jury having found an indictment against him he was arraigned in the Criminal Court, plead guilty and was sentenced to imprisonment in the penitentiary for a term of two yean. It is in such cases as these that the Criminal Court Is of service in saving jail fees, as well as meting out rapid punishment to offenders.

POTATO Been.—Many potato raisers are suffering this season from the ravages of these voracious Insects. W. C. Shortridge, Superintendent of Public Schools, at Indianapolis, is also superintending a potato patch, and thus communicates his experience to the Aftrrvr:

Take one pouod of Paris Green, (cost 60 cents), and mix with two pound» of flur siti the mixture through a coarse cloh upvn the potato tps early in the morning woile tbe dew is on. The above quantity will be sufficient for ao acre of potatoes. I had the pleasure of trying the aibove this morning, and by twelve ibe aoove tou morning, and by twelve

to learn that an examination of the caift o'clock we had captured near a million 2 u_ .u- a half of bags.

THE LADIES AID SOCIETY.

A MUNIFICENT DONATION.

ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION. •V- Jf vS:

On Wednesday the Terre Haute House was illuminated, a short time, with his imposing presence, and had he confined himself within tbe broad margin tbat expan^ between the gentleman and the -coanBrel, we should not be erg-ged writ'ng this item, on a very hot night *ntl lie Would have escaped a free adver tisenent.

Loveless had no room at the^Terre Haute House. Indeed, we believe he was not a patron of the establishment in any respect, but he began sneaking abi ut the building, and finally sneaked up into the third story and, in the most insolent man ner, undertook to force his society upoD lady in her own private apartment. The lady had never seen the scamp previously, and refused him admission, with an indignant remonstrance. She finally succeeded in frightening him away by etrat egy, but not until he had climbed up and looked in at the transom, declaring that ne "would come in anyhow."

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The Ladies Aid Society has been for years past favorably known, in this city, for the deeds of kindness and benevolence performed by it. Heretofore it was simply an association, giving relief to tbe poor and needy without the power of law. Recently the Society organized un der the laws of the State into a corpora' tion. Thereupon, a prominent citizen, gave another evidence of hit eminent pbilantropy, by donating to the Society a bond secured by mortgage and stock amounting to the cash value of $90 000, 00. The condition fixed to the generous donation was that it should be held as a permanent fund, the income, interest and dividends, to be expended by the Society, in their discretion. The worthy donor will be readi'y known by our readers—

Tbe ladies of tbe Society have set to work to execute the trust imposed upon them witb fidelity and to the relief of suffering of humanity. They deserve atld receive the good wishes of this community for past aid so charitably rendered. The donor will receive respect and honor for ha lib' eral benevolence.

We take pleasure in* publishing the articles of association, as we find them on record in tha Recordar's office. They set forth tbe good objects of the Society.

ABTICLZB OF ASSOCIATION 07 LASIXS AID SOCIETY. I. We the subscribers, each residents of the City of Terre Haute, in the County of Vigo and State of Indiana, do hereby voluntarily associate ourselves together by these articles, in conformity witb the provision of an act of the General Assembly of the State of Indiana, approved February 20, 1867, entitled "An act concerning tbe ganization and prosper ity of voluntary association, and repealing an act entitled

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act concerning

the organ zulon of voluntary e-socia lions, and repealing former laws in refer -nee thereto," approTad February 12, 1855, and repealing »ajb ac, repealod i.y aid »ct, and auth riZ ng gifts or deviSre by will be made to any corporation or purpose contemplated by this act"

II. The particular objects of this As sociation are purely benevolent and coar table, and shall be to aid tbe worthy and deserving poor in need.

Ill The corporate name and title adopted by which said Association shall he known in law, shall be "Ladies' Aid Society."

IV. The corporate seal of said Associa' ion sball be circular in form, one-halt inch in diameter, to contain near the mar gin tbe corporate name, with the follow ing words to designate its location, viz Terre Haute, Indiana, with a device in tbe center of an open hand, and in the im pression shall appear similar to the one affixed to the articles.

Y. Annual meetings of the corporate members shall be held on the sec nd Tuesday of June in each year, tbe first meeting, upon the filing of these articles be held on tbe 24th day of June, A. 1869. At every annual meeting there after it shall be the duty of the President and other officers to lay before the mem' bers of the Association a report of the proceedings, during the previous year, to exhibit a lull and accurate statement of ihe property and funds of tbe Society, and to give information of all matters apper taming to the objects and business of the Assoc ation whiob may be of interest, dialed meetings shall be held on the first Tuesday of tbe months of October, November, December, January, February and March of e«ch year,

Sp-ciai meetings may be called by tbe President, or upon the written request of hree members.

All meetings may adjourn to a difinile line, and shall be held, at some oooven loin plaoed in th* ciiy of Terre Haute, at uob hour aud pltce, as may from time to time be ordered by tbe society, or by tbe Pesident, and upon such notice as sball be deemed to be expedient. It shall require a majority of tbe wools number corporate members, to constitute a quorum to transact business.

YI. Tbe business of this association shall be managed and conducted, by such officers, committees, managers or agents as sball be elected or appointed, to act un d«r tbe directions of, and subject to tbe approval of the corporate members at any meelirg.

In case ot tbe death, rwignation or re raoval Irom the county of Vigo, of a cor

p.raF.e

member, or of one who may here'

alter became a corporate member, as is Hereinafter provided for a maj rityofthe remaining members shall atau annual or tated meadng elect a successor, and in .bat manner perpetuate this Corporation

Tbe corporate membfri may elect aot1. members, to di-cbaige such duty as •my be HSfinged and upou such terras as he By L*wg th»ll prescribe.

In filiiLg any vacancy tnat may occur the budj of corporate members, preferK,c« in these ection shall be given to act ng members.

At sucQ annual meeting, tbe association nail elect a Pre ident, a Vice-President Secretary and a Treasurer, to serve for he ensuing year. Tbe election shall be oy ballot, and it sball require a mt-j rity •r tbe votts cst to m»be a choice. Said offi.ers shall discbarge the usual duties belonging to their respective positions, and re governed by such rules and orders, as be society sball make and prescribe.

At every annual meeting there sball be nominated by the President, subject to the approval of a majority of the members piesent, a Bard of Managers, io consist of five gentlemen, a majority of whom shall constitute a quorum, whose duty it shall be to take charge of and manage the investment of tbe principal of any permanent or endowment fund, that may at any time belong to the Association, and said Board sball aisist and advise said association upon all matters referred to them. The Board of Managers shall adopt proper rules for tbe government of their meetings and business.

Officers of tbe Association and members of tbe Board of Managers shall hold tbetr positions until their successors are Choeea.

The Association may from time to time appoint other oJEcers or agents and committees to perform such duties as may be assigned theao.

It is not expected that any member, officer, or manager, shall receive compen sation out of tbe funds of the Associa tion.

Vacancies in office, or in tbe Board of Maaagera, may be filled at any stated or called meeting.

If any corporate member s,haU neglect giving attention to carrying out tbe object of this Association for the period ot one year, unless excused by a threefourths vote by ballot of the members present at a stated or annual meeting, sueh member shall be deemed as having resigned, aud a successor shall be elected, as is provided for in other cases. Before declaring a resignation of membership, the party to be effected should have notice of at least ten days previous to ac tion. Sickceas and unavoidable absence •re excuses to be received without further action.

Y1I T^e means of this association shall consist of donations in money or property, pf such revenue as ahafl t*

vide by poblic festivals or entertainments •ad tbe lnterert or it a me arising from tbe investment xf any permanent -or endowment tani. AH money or property that may be, obtained by gift,unless otherwise directed by the donor^hall be applied for tbe general benefit of the objects of the Society. It is expressly understood idat every donation made and received, or every gift or bequest or desire by will of any money or property, when received shall be enjoyti and used only upon condition as tbe respective donor er devisor shall prescribe. Iu case any money or property shall be donated or devised to be'applied as an endowment fund, tbe principal thereof shall never be rxpended or diverted it may be invested or loaned at interest, and tbe investment may be changed if advisibleor expedient The franchises of this corport tion or association shall be forfeited, if tbe principal or any part thereof of any endowment «.r permanent iund sball be expended. In that event, or wnen

Irom any cause whatever, this association shall dissolve, discontinue or become inactive or inoperative, its moLay and property of every description, shall be transferred aad vested in an Orphan Asylum under Protestant administration, to be created, if not already established, and to be maintained in the County of Vigo and State of Indiana, for the care, support, discipline and correction of orhan children, as such children are dened under a provision of the act, in conformity to which this corporation is formed, and such money and property sball be expended for the benefit of such orphan asylui% by the trustees or managers thereof,

VIII. These articles shall not be altered or amended unless it be at an annual meeting, on previous recommendation of the officers of the Association, with the concurrence of the Board of Managers, two-thirds of the members present consenting thereto. In case of an emergency tkey may be altered or amended upon Uke recommendation and concurrence, at a' stated or called meeting three-fourths of the whole members shall be present and consent thereto provided that no amendment or alteration shall be made sanctioning the expenditure of any part of an endowment or permanent fund, or diverting any fund to a use different from tho intention of the donor or devisor.

The officers of the Society are: Mrr. Sarah C. Deming, President Mary J. Thompson, Yice President: Sarah J. Minshall, Secretary Anna Y. McKeen, Treasurer

Tbe following gentlemen were elected by the Society as the Board of Managers viz: Chauncy Rjse, W. K. Edwards, Dctnas Ddu.i g, D. W. Miushall and C. McGregor.

THE Board of Trustees of the State Normal bcbool will convene in this city on Tuesday next, when the selection of faculty will be considered, but perhaps not fully determined on..-

ALMOST DAILT can be witnessed scenes of rejoicing at the "Buckeye" of customers over somo unexpected bargain, up thought of or unlooked fer at the time of entering the store, but attracted by the display of such, immediately after enter ing, which appear, to the right, to the left, in tact on all sides which, ever way one may turn, and marked in plain fig ures, and at such low prices too, that no one thinks of leaving without carrying home some one of the many articles dis played. W. S. Ryce 4 Co., are deter mined to be up to, if not ahead of the times, and have received some five car loads of all kinds of merchandise, bough because of the lowprteet which the dull times and the stringency in the money market has produced, Some of these goods have been purchased at one-half of tbeir real value, and which as aLive House they are selling at the same low prices, and attracting crowds as it does, notwithstanding the "heated term" pre. sents a lively appearance in the way of businest, carrying one back to war tjmes, when money was plenty. In refering to their change of advertisement this morn ing, tbe reader will be convinced at once that the "Buckeye" is alive, and that all making purchases there at the present time are getting more than value received in exchange for their money. jyl6dtf.

THE steamer Advance No 2, Wiley Tindolph, Master, will leave for Vincennes promptly at 12 o'clock to-day (16tb). For freight or passage apply on board. dlt

DON'TBE MISLED1—The original Hoop Skirt Factory, established in this city by Mr. B. Weisz, was purchased by Herz & Arno d, and removed from No 12 Soutb 4th street to No. 69 Main stroet, between 3d and 4ih. dtf

"FATAL ACCIDENT

A young lady, wearing a very long dress, walked down street a few days ago, when a vi9» -'f,niani who wa* walking hurriedly behind ber, accidentally stepped on ber dress. The lady fell, broke a limb, and will probably have to suffer amputation. Had the lady worn one of Herz & Arnold's (89 Main street) celebrated Hoop Skirts, which support the dresses in a most graceful manner, the accident would certainly not have happened to her. dtf

NOTICE.—I am prepared again to receive Guests and Boarders at my Hotel. Rooms high, airy and clean. The table is known and speaks for itself.

WM. Shaitxb,

proprietor of the Teutonia Hotel jylO-diw.

CHOICE Wnr» and Liquors at Strong's, 190 Main street. dtf

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

jjJBLLnro out fine B. Calf Boots at $4.00 at D. Reibold's 64 Main street. jl9tf.

Go TO D. Reibold's and look at his cheap boots and shoes, it will dpyou good. 64 Main street jl9-tf.

FOB

latest styles of Hats and Bonnets

go to Mrs. J. B. Mitten's, Main street between Eighth and Ninth. j22-t£

Pox ready made clothing less than cost, go to Grover ft Millet's, corner 6th and Main streets. m26-dtf

The "Phoenix" Hose, worth $3 per dozen, are sold at 15 cents a pair, at 21,dtf C. WITTIG*CO's.

A FULL UH* oT Ladies, Misses and Children's Hose at suoh prices as will sell them fast, at C. WITTIO & Ca's, 2idtf 170 Main street, Deming Block.

MARRIED.

SH'BLXY-JAMJS At the Valor's ego-, ysatartaf after* a •, His Hoa** ifayor 06»kariy, Sr Seontr F. 0hrl»y, of VermiUioa ronnty, aad Mis. Hargarst Joaes, of Fajetta townahip^

Fox the Largest and bert assortment of cloths, cassimeres and vestings in the city, go to Graver & Mdler s, corner 6th and Main streets. m26-dt£

C. WITTIG& Co, at 170 Main street, Deming Block, have a big table foil of Bargains in Goods that must bo sold. 21,dtf

THXKX IS NO BETTBB FLACB in this State to buy Skirts^ Corsets, ladies furnishing and fancy goods, than Here & Arnold's Skirt Factory, No. 89 Main street -.ff iV dtf

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BUTTONS

rum in great variety .JW i' Tulr {T Us- I,

RIDDLE'S.

ROOMS to LBT.—la

the second and

third stories of No. 145, Main street. Enquire of Jos C. Yates. [7,^dtf

CHOICB Sugar Cured Hums, at Joseph Strong's. [19,dtf

RIDDLB

can suit you in Hosiery.

GXKUIHX lmported JPort. California Claret. Pure Sherry. Old Kentucky White

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Wheat Whisky.

jUhoice.Liquors always on band. stv' Joskph SIKONO, Grocer, j25-tf. 190 Main street.

BUT your Parasols of RIDDLES.

Thk cheapest Millinery Store is at Mrs. Mitten's, Main street, between 8th and 9th. dltf.

PBBLBD

DKIBD PEACHES at C. I. Rip

ley's. 6dtf The best pair of White Hoso at 16 cts., at C. WITTIG & Co.'s, 21,dtf 170 Main street Deming Block.

You can find Preserved Lemon Peel, at C. I. Ripley's. [25^d(tf

Letfingwell'SGAS GOVERNOR.—During the past month we have had one of these instruments attached t» tbe meter through which the gas is supplied to this office, and find on comparing with amount of gas ooneumed in the same month last year a saving of about twenty five per cent Our recollection is that about the same number of burners were used. A test made when the Governor was firBt applied indlcattd a saving of about twenty-seven per cent. "We are satisfied a positive saving is made, eapeo ially where gas is consumed at late hours of the night.

Wo append the following certified TXXBX Haxttk, July 6,1869. Mtisrs Siqley DiekUuon: This is to certify tbat I have tested, on five different occasions the Working of LeffingTTellV Gas Governor and am perfectly satisfied that it will save twenty per cent to tbe consumer of gas.

WILLIAM

LOCKWOQD.

This is to certify tbat I have used LeffingWell's Gas Governor on my meters lor the last month and find a saving of at least twenty per cent.

JohkE. Wilkiksok:

Txxxx HATJH, July 6, 1869. Mr. Dickinson, the agent, now introducing the Governor here, is stopping at the Clark House, and will be happy to give any desired information or attach the governor to meters. He guarantees a saving of frem fifteen to thirty per oent.

IF yott like a good smoke, call at Moudy's Cigar Store and buy one or more of bis Velocipede Cigars fl7dtf

COFFEE AXE SUGAB retailed at whole* sale prices at Joseph Strong's, N-. 190 Main street [19,dtf

Do TOU WANT

BARGAINS

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a fine white or colored shirt, good and cheap or a suit of white or colored linen duck ready made or made to order, go to Grover & Miller's, oorner 6ih and Main streets. m26»dtf.

PoB one dollar to two dollars you

C. wrmo & Co,

21,dtf 170 Main street, Deming Block,

FOBtbx LABQEST and freshest stock of Keck Ties and Collars io the city, go to Grover & Miller's, comer 6th and Main streets. m26-dtf.

IT IS BAID, "This world is all a fleeting show for man's illusion given," but those who shed tears of woe can have ihem soon dried up if tley will only go to Moudy's and buy one ot nis Velocipede Cigars. [17dtf

CATABBB is killing thousands of our best people, and yet the balance, although suffering from this horrid complaint, do Qot seem to tbink that unless they attend to this trouble iu time, it will eventually end in Consumption. Such, however, is the case, and we hope all will avail them selves of the best remedy of the age— "Header's German Snuff'—an article kept by all jf our druggists, and only costing 35 cen®. Ira GBOVBB,Jh, tpl4-dlw Special Agent

ATTXNTIOK, FABMBBS.—We hare on hand a few new double-shovel Flows which we will cell at a bargain. They are from the pattern upon which Mr. Joseph Grover received tbe first premium at tbe Indiana State Fair of 18G7 are well made, from the best materials. Call and examine.

We are making Craig's patent Harrows also, Iron Scrapers, for farm and road purposes. Wm BALL A Co.,

Propr's Ragle Iron Works, Agents Robinson Machine Works, Separators and Horse Powers,

Corner 1st and Wabash streets, dwtjyl5 Terre Haut*, lid.

SfxXx'B STANDARD Wihx Brrrixs is highly recommended by physician for Dyspeptics, on account of its tonic prooerueS, its parity, and Its delicious flavor, feb23dwllM

QtTXXT ?—A correspondent wants to know what kind of a broom the young lady ki ti^ novel OTred wherrstrer swept!' \\f A.3FTBD.—' M0k ttisringfeu {poller das4 brow I csnH exactly aqaireHthis ques&on, but

Cassimebks.—iruii line at very lowest prices, tOssssliutd Hligertv's [6,d4t

A BIO sons to Moody's eyejy day* for^ his Velocipede Qgars. 'r [17dtf

RIDDLBhaaUieuiJotton.Oorsot.' Jrt:s, RIDDLB has a bice stock ot Fans

B. ROBm latest impNTed

Go to

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

Go TO W. H. Sage's for a delicious bev erage. His elegant Marble Fount Is in fine order. 12,dtf

CRn

buy at S. R. Freeman's, 1 CI Main stree', tbe handsoa est set ot black jewelry you ever s»w, and for the same amount, the prettiest black chain and pin. It will pay to call and see them. dtf

lr YOU WANT a suit of d•'•hi.j£ mad* in the very best style, and as cheap a» jan be bought anywhere, where women •md apprentices are not employed,

Grover & Miller's, corner 6th and Main itreets. m26*dtf.

No Humbuq! Some GvKjds must be •old, and we sell them 25 per cent, below cost. Look at our Bargain Table.

Jrench

and Scotch Ginghams at Cornelius A iX -riift-d4t. Haggartjfctt

BBAXTTfX^Vseoiors tn*^npa Meretz Berages add La«art?nw, jSst received at Cornelias & E^agg$rty*s. 4dlw

IOCAL NOTICES.

to Blessings We Mast]

eTj

•f4 haian iKlagu more or lees predisposed ti

prednp.std tv d!s-

ease, aad in the Spring ths xciticg cpn?« oil'

•xceedinglr^ cacnteracjt banefal mllaenccs which somctlm»a_ tell with fjarfnl effect upon our system at thi* pericd 0 the year, a certain and agreeable rem is far* nisbed by Mtsir*. Dr. S. B. H«rtain:i& Oo.,of Laacaftor and Pittsbnrgh, Fa. It tbat Bated and0-AaoaslaUg^^t~ao«i tonia, MISdLER'S BIbB BlTTiBff-aliio-yivicg preparation »ud in naiyir al Ute. It is the beat blo.d fuyi^ar now t^otaths pab le^it iS^-jvat. a aad aliases earr##|itfiin^ij &>rree:s U1 the irregnUrit es of tbe ystem imparts frasb vigjr and streagt to the iions itutioa, and pro*, daces petfeol «heie new ii(*a r^diAiiilt and' n«vra.ness Bv ryhudjr ought to

HEW ADVERTISEMENTS

GRAIN DBILli'

It cannot ohoke or break the grain, tbe fee-Hnir beiot one by a •erUSuf flanged wheil UNDER TBS BOX that POlL th« grain down and YOB. ii it into tne tabes, the qaeuttty sown beln* pro, portioned to the spend oftnefltnged wbeel« which speed Is regnlated by a nituber of cogwheels fcrm ngaoooe, and perfectly under coatroiof the drlTsr who ii guid by a vtry simple and eSc eoiLand X-a ura •ttaohf^ to tna Uri 11. he cog-WBee)s are not loose and liable to bt last, bat re fastened to the Drill aad the ieed is regulated without moving a heel.

The D|U1 is Cheaper

*hn aey stbwF™ ^fe^'sfttdj^-ttae to rea' sxtifa. Iqtaya Wi h*re the bej 1

itoasible tartles, bat Xtra. l^dB^sMnits are of. loartibaijiss,

ONE

CIDE1 BILU--three sizes, threa prires.

•^Xrery Drill, Oane Hill and CidSr Mill warranted. We are prepared to fill orders for DR AIN, TILE an* PI PR of any siieand In any quan'ity an to farutsh estimates ot cost of draining land if data are gi -en. .TOiVJES & JOISTBIS.

{otf 'Rte

aroQ£jammrAAye9fii!SS SOQXffiDS.

SIX-CORD,

JDliHItoHIJKIl AlLliLMLOSS

Sole Agents iiLSbwSttiiir J&B CO^IS, £sialsy SNSXII2.

c°-PARTNERSHIP

The ondersirntd has tois diy associated wttb him in tbe Leather kIihi Mr. Jobn F. Htmch. a is. The sts Is of th firm win ba kno-n a* L. a. Born«tt A Co. L. A. BURNETT.

Terre Haute, July 13,1889.

ORDINANCE^ ,r^4

Begalatiog Watoas aad Vegetable Stands at the Foarth-tr»et Market Bonse." Sao 1. Beitord-med »y th»"8onncon Oonnoil of tha vitr of Tsrre Uaate" that It tball be aalawfal for aay peraon or pirs ins atteodln. market, to bak ap any Tebicie for th. sile of aurketlog on Foarth street, or for aay peraon to place any "Stands, for the eala of any kuds ot Ma ksi!oanp.n Fourth, atiest, that^Oljffitrirlrs dull Stuaapiit ^afiaV street, -e»t of ¥ovrth street, and la the open market spare, and th .t

Tegdta* le Market Hoase shall be n«ed Vsfatable Market that sh»ll b» tbe doty of the Market Master to eoforr. thio O. diuanc^. Tbat aay pscsoa vlaiatlag this OrStaaaee shall, upon coaTictlon ther. of, oe find la any lam not exceeding (IS5) twenty -fir- dollars. 8sc. 2. to feerea* •a aaffergeney trlsiB for thtakinc effect of this ordtaanca, therefore shall ia fore* from an aft4' its pasug»and publication ia the "Terre -nte Daily Journal" ano tacre Haatobp es.

Appro Tad July 7,1889. ti. F. OOOKKBLY, Kayer. «ttwt: SaaxsL L. Ticuar,«iiy rrk.

EMOVAL.

SOUS

Has rcmorad his Ooasaith bhop to Mack's new bsliding, oa Talra auaet, one door norm 01 in. net /n ock, where h. *111 oe happy to meet ailaiaota ctuioaara aod as many new 01 ea as m»t aaks it oonveaisat to call. a£dtf

WANTED.

mSi-

it in the Spring ani Summer, aait

wi 1 befjnnda reli.ble protection ag.^it disease and a promoter of pph«air^

To fatciies, Freehlee and Tan fronr-th* fast, ueo Ptr.-y's Mothanfl freclrfs LotTon. Prepared only by Pr. B. G. t'laKT. Boldby all UruggiotB.

For BlacS Worms anfl p|tu^ies on the Feed, oee PiBur's CojIed SS riarLs ^BKSDT, prep» ed OulT by Dr B. J. Pkrb*, 49 Uondstieet, New Tort. SiJld everywhere. 'The rade supplied by Wholerale Mcdlciap Dfilers. marl7deodBiB-w3m

Jis «!ii«

East Bide Pobllo Square,

-i au ••t-'X'i (ti

TBBBElCATlTS, ISO.,' dt

H1VS tH®

Kassiuofa:^ Tornado,1 liayton Pitts

fr'

^•nsO'1

Separators and Horse Powers, With EXTB&S fur the tame.

Tenjb a small

tomfbi^abi* .D*MtMafpSoaa on 3d or (tk »t'e lxatioa prefer?*! ta. ba witaia «r«r "fi a squares of Poblc Sjuare. Call mt OA UTTX

OFFi.C®. jyMtt

Hint,young Jadiea, -as well, .....

as old ladies, can find a splendid assort- AI*xED-«—A.?« good Coob, at of skirts, corsets, white goods, hair Ajptj lift. ooris ate.) Vei7 eb^ap at Wefcz's original tklrt factory, |St9 Main street^ National block, between 5th and 6th. [7,dtf:

ed. Ajplf to Mrs. r, A. BOSS. c«ra«r (fckat. j'Mtf

WAflTBB-At the National Hoise tv pi ti (Hutu*. pj iBitn-dU'olj a «o kbe l-b- y. 2«tf

FOR RCMTw

Fttrlck

)R IiENT—Houses in tbe Block, corner or UwaSnat awi rsneets. Appor to

J«JyWU» -SAJB&BL' 3. XAELY.

Fon

-I

Dft BENT.—A dwelling House tiie & a«*"«•" cor uuwsn 11m oew,coat tnia*fitsr 0*1. ra&trj auif o-Uar, »i.J clatatB ou J.«a In. fH

baiw en ai a. 3J «ts.

tfitt* 4 b^ca

0 lfer a Bjoi ami shee Store, ti

MbIu

B«t.

RENT—A Cott&ge Dwwllln Oa JSorth Fourth t».weeii Biilr« aa

J?1'1* A I- BOOXWILL.

F°* 1 Bt.bUu t«(^|

RENT—Two Offices "over

». ,— oa" itii "ffnr alih

At»o a unill btontv on6J£ -trset. Hltf

FDR SALEii' r.,t. .•r.ie-*-. :?ri

F°.

& SAL&>—A No. 1 Saloon fbr Nloor t. Etq ilr© a tuls K. i. Ou i*»s kroi X6alw

FOR SALE —Saloon and Restau-

taui wi an mm tr -rden, oulng »ery go 4 bos es ,tubood»to ce. oa 0 ,i«-Kru-ut oscopants renovtag. V*Karspx For pnrttcuiart ehqaire at tffl a »t Esprow. is Ut

170 SA.LE -»I offer for sale (for JL. af days nlj) hai larg lut ^n Atti •., taoaing tr«.m Ohio t. fVu at, 90s 00 f«t will eiliheentlal t, or in ts «ul pa ch»er, end on eaay termi, i! appl cation to made to to OB HELL,' jy!5d2w trl3 Cor. 8lh Mad 0-fo at.

FBn.gy,

^R SALK—A fine shifting top latest st Io, and a a new c.u seen at Car .uuf.c 7 uf 8x.it, un & i, o„ or et 1st and nain .ta will ta sod lo» or rzchaoged fir a light fomil carriage, 1 apoll »tion be k.ad. sdon to DB. BiuL

JylSdlw Oor. 8 aad Ohtu stu

t^OR

SALE—BUGGI1S8.—A

complete assoi mut Baggie* always OL hand ud foe s.idatxil'N L'aB 4 JUIii.I.\a ire ryStatte. JjlJ 11 1 'in

FOR

SALE OB RENT.—A now Ho»-e«f ais.io so ih *hud sir.e boiws Ooo its a.,a strosts. Ap|. ly Ho. 41 oouih 6th s.r.et. Jjlt*

L" OR SALE.—A new House and A 1 ice rorue. Litoa B.oth

,ecofad

reot,

an sou ir.iLt, lot mil.fenced aad. tauase mf ang a for iwo bMimsai onu Urge osilar, Uve goal 1 jtns, iargi poBiry, cloaet, porch, on tt,rk4 Sc. Souse is niceX pla t*r*4i alate TertnSeasy.

jilfri WWa I UBW JOdXPH GXuVJKfe.

w—

Jj8a2w

SALE —CARRIAGE—A Eastern muleOarriagr, neart, new, fbr one or two horses. Knqnire of I. G. HIBLO K, cor. I of Sth and SagleSta. SOjSw

I^OR SALE-a.Honae and Lot on JL E*gle street, between sixih aad 8eT*ntD.Euquiroof JS. B. WBlwBt A OO. apii-7'itf

MANUFACTURERS.

tt,"'

li 1

.w»

.. ,•/«' ..-ffai festri ti

PRAIRIE OIIY PLANING A

UIi.L8.

CIjIFT

MAXvrA«mrBaas or

Sash, Doors, Blinds,

Window and Door Fraaes» Honidlng BraciLetg,^ Sulr KiilliBgSt i-

*. Jewell

For sHringWhest in s^nl^ng corn tab's foend anywhere.'

CAHE *ItM-wlth horJzjntal Bfiilara, with Toitieal BoIIeirf.

And all descriptions of Finished Lumber.

Wholesale and SeUtil Dealers —IN PINE ^LUMBER,

Lath

and

Ja23dtf

COAL.

^ULLIYAN COUNTr COAL

BeinKoow prepared to fill all orders tit Sal.Iran teauty Uo*l, .lcli It claimed to beeqaa the Brar.il, for 11 mss ic pnr^es, 111 d" i.er to

mny

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. t.w '.users-—rrrr:

W S E O S

REDVCriOir in PRICES

has proved a success, and people are fully satisfied intended they Abould^be, that Dbv HOODS are CHEAP at the

wBBCEfK"

9TOB&

fcff4 7?T2

WIIsIslASKS,

BalUsiers,( Postes FioriogasdSUUngf

Shingle*,

Slate Roofing, «*«»*.• Cement Hoofing Roofing Felt Custom Sawing,

Planing

Wood mining

DONE to ORDER. All Work Warranted Corner of Ninth and Mulberry Sts.

BILLIARD ROOM

the Teutonia Hotel*

fio?. i74 and ITS Main St., bet. 6tb and Ith. Sts., TERRE HAUTE. IND. With Six ot the fij ne Ta'.lei with PBZikv'a PATENT CUSHIONS.

W. SHAFFER, Fro^B.

Pvrt D'rtilled Hon boa and 8y« -Whisk} sod tu uar. an its ourr. Whitley soid bj the gallon, quart aad pint.

part of toe elty, by lea-inc yom

rder at oiBco A E. y^ot ft Co., 0. I. Kip. ey, or J.A. Foot's Tea Sijre, with whom I h»r nade arrnugesienia to Oil ail orders, aud II in orm^tion iu regard 10 the bualoess. olfldtf A. MORGAN.

JJIVER COAL.

NOTICE

JOHN McFABLaMB Is now selling tbe bast article of itiver Goal, sareentd oa tbe widest torren to Que to Vigo ^oan ty, at as low a flgbra a inferiO' article can t»e parehaeed. Tboea wlsb0($ 10 laf in a .apply should look to the'r Inter*ete, and bay tbe best whea it is as cheap as a poor article. '•rdera left at the Post Offloe Lobby, at the

Vigo County 8calei,n or addrsesed to Box Mi

O., IITTO

Sante, will r«oel»e prompt attenaagtTdtf

^TKAMBUAT ABaANIlEtKNTa fO .ott BCNMIAO MouTU oF Terre JUaute_t() Covington.

KTEAHEB EAOlX4ltK Oapt. flW maker, Oowmauder, will l»»»e Terre .cte for OoTUi^too and loteraiadlata landings, Mondeye and Taursdays at 9 o'clock P. M., and return Tuesday* aLd Fridaya. 8TEAHKB BASOH, J. B. IThltaker, 'Vimcnander, Ita-re- Tac«d*ys and Fildaye for tba abore uamrd Lorts(and leturn Wednssdats and •ta *8ays, at 9 P. St.

QHIO FEMALE COLLIGEt NEAR CIKCIHHATJ. *.

This well-known lnstitntiaa wltt eommsaea It* Tw„n»T-fir»t year of study, on TMOSaCAT tba 19 of fepi ember next.

Tha higaeat edu lonal adrantafrs enjoyed, nd a fall cotps of experienced and a, prorid Teachers.

Kxt^"s ts orn*me*ted Oroundt. Beaatifal Buildings wiib mod rn imprnr menls. Iterated

j.».dM»r

«e«sli'OaiMg^h-—bashsitrf fflsaasstk Xdw bey nd rr.mpTs. ra ther information, tor Cata'sgas^ P^lj the Prteid -nt.

BJ£V. JT. 0. B0BT, D. D.

Jyl0-2tnw*9tau ,y OotisoiHiiL, 0*».

CASH

..j it

1*1

Ml a.«as»J|-jVNaiv#»MBS-» ...

LAWNS. IilNEN LAWNS, G3S9 ATONES and all tDeir DRESS GOODS REDUCED in PRICE at: sji#

it C?!iW I

8. RYCE & CO.

tie* -J "f55rtrrnnsr3— 3"n»l -:e iHS

PIQU£S, PLAIN, PLAID and STRIPED ORGANDIES, SWISS MUSLINS, Wm a L^fcttE STOCK

sea-'.MaiiatUKt *i i|-

ytT'M

n«

WHITE GOODS generally, Under Regular Prides at

ii*B -re w. S. HYOM A CO'S

PARASOLS, FANS,

also

the BIGGEST BARGAIN YET, in a HEM-STITCH HANDKERCHIEF at 25 o.

W. 8. RYCE & CO

"v:*!! iwrS? »J

Families can be

rupplied

Witii BL'CH*D MUStilNS

w. S. BYCE rf- CO S

Pries Below the .Market Value, bygo ng to

,tr »a otuj.ff, j$MYCE.tS" CO. .Sstm^oft 'uitfr .TVi'it'

100 ROLLS CARPETS from S& cents a yard and Upwards, at the CLEARANCE SALE of

W.S.MYCE&CO. .r"7

.*Krtv.

I« r.r &'i

a-. .•.» -.

Parties wishing Houses Papered end WALLS DECORATED will find by calling at the "BUCKEYE" now is the time to have it doneatLowPrioes.

RYCE & CO.

a A

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•f Is*,*

if-4

THE BEST

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ll ,|J

IT 1

and

THE CHEAPEST.

OOWAN & BEARD'S

jEtriwwt ss 53 iii rat as

AMERICAN

Detersive Soap.

Labor, Time and Money.

4*1

WASHta WI1H

Hard« Water

aa WILL AS SOFT. 7

Itl Cannot'l^ be Excelled ,«••«•« «-t itartiu •••. "la Its Waihing qcalitioi. Tcj it and prore

For Sale to the Trad* by

iS -J-

MM t»si*

COX A MOM. i: ,.c J#-'

Ar H.SDOOLEY, Xt

MAltlur

BOOKS, PAPERS

Ho. 10s •fin st.

No. 100 MsiasL

He. 100 Main st.

No. 100

Main st.

No. 100

Main bt.

EH VEL0PS.

:,-VI

TBBRE HAUTE, IND.

A SSI&NEE8'NuTlCE iu»j.g ,K .-m —0»a—. v# IILL FIXTURES.

Oa Tbunday, the 15th day of July, 1869, we 1 eellat auction, at tha Mill Fara »oiaa doase, la rsrrs Bams, ladlaaa, at too *. it, large assortment of

MILL

MACHINERY!

belahgiagto tba asutaof Horatio H. Bln«ho. Baakropi, essJtisg la part 01 steam^o^lDes, oilers, lath s, ibalila^, drill pre**, Jig— w, burtag a.chl •, tlaoes.bl ck.» th oif, bntr•aws, boltlng^beets, bol stlUageslspindle-,pui-lsys sereos, spidsss, i.allooo »ad billo..n-c»«t-i«g4, Xutika snatiers, toltiag.cloih ,crao*F, lerers, mill-picks, boir-hoo(S, hoppers, oil., pa.nts,bioehts, desks, letter-pies*, caielne vl 1 r, lamber, »ls», bolt maehlae, ad otbe' arts cleau.aalif kapt la Mtii Faraisaing (Its*.

Tsaas—Cash oa day of »ale. W. A. BBAD3HAW. JytolOt J. V. BBADjdAW.

LEATHER, HIOES «tC.

A. BUBNETT,i

Xaaafaetartraa4 JeaUr la

leather, Hides, Oils. 8Hee Findlugs, and Carried Tools,

Hot. 1MA1M M1UT ST., TKBBS BAI7TB, 150.,

WT CASH tor Hides, Fars, Sheep Pslts, Deer 8Uae, Tallow, and Leather in the Bou.b. Voneignmcnfs alwayt Rtceive

Prompt Attention.

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