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

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Monday Morning, &ng*st 30th, 139* I

BAlIiBOAD TIME TABLE.

Ti](U HATJT1 AKD IHMAHAPOLIBs

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w8T.LOUIS, ALTOM AID T*B*» HATJT*. iuiri. laATO TinrOM....— 1:2C

at the end of boy's kites.

visitors day.

o'clock.

jjJ^ J_ "i A. rI ternooD, Mr. Peter Malcolm founda black satchel containing* lot of men's clothine, in a fence corner, a short distance west

CITY NEWS.

PAT your debts.

Goisa—The last summer month.

GOOD house girls are in demand in this

city.

TBK

CITY SCHOOLS

from to»day.

GOOD

reopen one week

many tales are afloat in town

_____ Michael Gaffy and Mary Manning ,F„„ CASKS two drunks and three

WATKBMKLOKB.-Fifty-four thousand watermelons were shipped from this city

last week.

THE stock of groceries belonging to Philip Rive is to be sold at auction

Wednesday.

SODA

WATER

THESE is hardly a doubt that the machine shops of the St. Vand. & H. R. R. will be located in this city.

PROF. J. M. OLCOTT goes to Moor«s. ville, Martin county, to-day, to hold a Teachers' Institute at that place.

THE School Trustees will for the present use the African M. E. Church as a school rootn for the colored children.

THE Indianapolis

THE NEW GOBHEN Gravel Road Meet' ing will be held at the old Ceurt House on Saturday afternoon next, and should he attended by our business men.

EVERT

FAMILY

BOARDING HOUSES will flourish when the Normal School goes into active opera' tion, with its two or three hundred teachers in attendance from all parts of the State.

COL. JOHN P. BAIRD, of Terre Haute, will be urged by the bar in the western part of the State for the District Judgeship. Colonel Baird is one of the first lawyers in the State, and would doubtlesss adorn the bench.—Ind.

one hundred and eighteen dime novel" and is as sane now as when she began She hadn't a very large stock to commence on.

THIEVES "went through" Carlisle, Sul. livan county last week. Six houses were robbed and two horses Btolerr. Our po lice have been warned to look out for the

rascals.

WILL RYCE, of the Big Buckeye, bus a card elsewhere, in which he seems to be after some people who are after him. Fire away, gentlemen, "the longest pole knocks the persimmons."

GATLORD M. BEACH, Assistant Road Master of the Beliefontaine line, has bsen appointed Superintendent of Construction on the Indianapolis and St. Louis Railroad.

THE New York savant fixed the first of September as the close of the heated tern which he said would begin on August 15th. We hope his calculation is correct in fact we wish the prediction had never been made.

DR. POTTER, who resuscitated the dead-drunk-sun-struck Lemon last week, insists that it was a clear case of sun-stroke. .As the Doctor attended the case, we freely admit he knows more about it than wo do, and cheerfully permit it to be so recorded.

YKSTKRDAT

N D.-ON Saturday af-

I of the river bridge. The owner can ob tain the same on application to this office-

HER* I3 a warning to ladies. Within a Very short time five young ladies of Louisville have boan seriously poisoned by the use of imported face powder adulterated with load. In each case the effect of the cosmetic was paralytic both to the systems and facial beauty of the maidens.

BEIT FABMS.—Thn

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TRRS'.'"

4IUTI.

„Mell-

10:16 A

LewlB E.

-in tho Mayor's Court on John A. "W. Jones and Belle Eaglesfleld James Bogers and Martha Rogers. Charles Kilter and Nancy J. Gilcrease Teacher's Institute convenes at the E. AILand Alice E.Well.. IJgj First Ward building, this morning at nine

sells for five cents a glass

in Indianapolis- It «hould sell for no

more in this city.

HON. Q. K. UNDEE-WOOD, of Helena, Arkansas, a temporary resident of this city during he war, is in town.

Sentinel

IONS.—One

should have a Board of

Health—a wash-board we mean—especi ally during the summer months. A little practice on it will hurt nobody.

Commercial.

YOUNG LADT

of this city has read

was a delightfully pleasant

day, and our people, who have been, as it were, in a heated furnace, for two weeks past, breathed freer, while relaxed muscles began once more to resume their former strength. Saturday and last nights were admirably adapted for sleeping, and this morning the entire city will arise refreshed and reinvigorsted. Wo hope the tun will not endeavor again this season to get up another heated term, for we are perfectly well satisfied with the powers he has already displayed in this respect, without requiring another such exhibition of his blazing strength. He should be ashamed of himself for making us so freely perspire and suffer as we have the past two weeks, and it is to be hoped he will now temper his rays so that we can «it and sleep and be mora comfortable while attending to the daily routine of our duties

Yigo Agricultural

Soeiuty offers a premium for the best farm in the county. The following farmers, each believing that their's is the besti have entered for the premium,"viz: Jacob Byman, John J.Ferrell, George Sanky, A. B. Pegg, Oscar Soules, Cory Barbour, Joseph Gilbert and H. D. Scott.

ON Saturday morning, as a Teuton was delivering a few kegs of beer at a Main (street saloon a cow came along and licked off the revenue stamp from one of the

the cow for more than a square, but failed to recover the stump. lie delivered the beer, however, in great trepidation, fear ing an arrest for violation of the revenue

law MARRIAGE LICENSES were issued last week by the County Clerk to the following parties:

Ralroff and Melissa E. Erwin

S at 1 W in an W he in a

David St. John and Nancy Farrand.

APPOINTMENTS.

QoiTE

states that

"Colonel John P. Baird, of Terre Haute, is said to be a strong candldato for the United States Judgeship."

The following ap

pointments were made by the Lower Wa bash Annual Conference of the Unitad Brethren Church, held at Westfleld, IHi noie, August 19, A. D., 1869:

TERRE HAUTE DISTRICT.

W- Nye, Presiding Elder. Vermil lion Circuit, A. Collins New Goshen Circuit, W- Belknap Dolson Circuit John Burtner Terre Haute Mission Station, P.JMilligan Bra'.rieton Circuit, W Cooprider Reservoir Mission, E. Joslin Oenter Point Circuit, R. Brenele Lancaster Circuit, J. Cotman Edwardsport Mission, O. P- Hurst

A BENSATION

How

occurred in the

Christian Church yesterday. In the ab sence of a regular psstor, Prof. W. Et Wiley conducted the services. As he was in the act of preparing the bread and wine for sacrament,*1 he suddenly fainted and fell forward. He soon revived however and was place! in a carriage and conveyed to his residence. It will be remembered that Mr. Wiley had similar attack near the Fourth street market, a few years since. At that time it was attributed to disease of the heart, but in this case, Dr. Armstrong, who waa in attendance, could detect no symptoms of this diease.

SUPPRESS

THE

of our excellent ex

changes is responsible for the following "Onions area favorite esculentof many persons at this season of the year, but on account of the strong odor proceeding from them they hesitate to eat them. The odor, however, is very easily neutralized If a person who has indulged in them will but chew a lump of aaafetida as large as a marble, or carry about with him a .small phial of sulphuretted hydrogen, from which he will occasionally draw the cork the smell of the onions will be entirely unnoticed. If this does not answer, try^H very old and ummerchantable egg might be broken and kopt in a bottle, drawing the cork as occaeion may quire."

COUNTY FAIRS.—Inthisyicinily Conn tyJFairs will be held this fall as follows Vigo County Agricultural and Mechao ical Fair, at Terre Haute, 14th to 17th of September.

Bridgeton (Parke Co.), Union Agricul tural Fair, al Bridgeton, August 30th to September 4th.

Vermillion County Agricultural Fair at Newport, Septembor 2Sth to October 1st.

Clark County (Illinois) Agricultural Fair, at Marshall, 23d to 25th of Septem ber.

Wabash Valley Fair, at Paris,(IH.) Oc tober 5th to 8 th. Sullivan County Fair, at Sullivan (Ind.) September Cth to 10th.

Putnam County Fair, at Greencaatle, September 13th to 19th.

ODR

CITY

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.—The fol lowing transfers of real estate were enter ed upon the Recorder's books during last

week: Michael Lamb to William Fuhr iot in Wilson's addition for $1,100.

Robert Stanahan to Reuben Clark 29 acres in Prairie Creek township for $300. S. H. Potter to Michael Lamb lot in the city tor $2,D00,

George Cahal to Solomon Tucker 40 acres in Riley township for $800. H. D. Scotland others to Daniel Joslin 31 acres in Riley township for $600.

S. Ripley to William Marshal 33 acres in Riley township for $650. John L. Humaston to Terre Haute & Indianapolis Railroad, Company, lot in Linton's Addition for $300.

Chauncey Rose to Mary A. Raridon, lot in the city for $5,475. Abram D. Allen and others to Joseph H. Hookingarner interest in 10 acres in Linton township for $300.

Alex& JasC. McGregor to H. Hulman, Distillery in city for $40,000. Mary French to Jsines G. Norman, 40 acres in Prairie Creek township for $195.

JamesG. Jforman to Stephen. H. Watts, same land for $175. Chauncey Rose to Harrison T. [Eddy, lot in Rose's subdivision for $550.

Call me when breakfast is ready— vH, O mother! don't call me before, Do notdeny me the pleasure "I Of moderate rest, I Implore.

Eight hours of aeep is too little 'J For delicate maidens like me Dearer, by far, is my pillov,

Than cup of the daintiest tea. Mother, I cannot endure it, This getting.up Mfly'sa bore— CaftnmWfaeB fcreak&at is ready, I Oh p'eaae do not call l»e before.

Call me when breakfast is ready,, O mother don't call me too aoon Shopping, of course, needa attention,. 1 Bat that can be done before noon. 5 Talk

the

toUf

low prices

of fashion, 4

1 I do noteoarfWerttso 1 Parties mast not be neglected, I And style is important, yoif know.

Mother! it makes me ao nervous,

To think of your atep at my door Call me when breakfast ii ready, 01 please do not ca!l me before.

A 1 1 MONDAY ie ootf of the attractive days at W. S. Ryce & Co.'?. Though competition may need the advantage thought to be gained from

other's thunder,

on Mondays, Thursdays, Satur

days (and all intermediate .days) cannot be realized or^imitated either in

Goods

Hoop Skirts,

inal Depot

Store.

The infuriated beer man chased

Audtio* SACS

WHAT

was "gay'' on Saturday af

ternoon, wearing its old-time, happy ap pearanee. The country people, having sold their products of this bountiful sea son, were in town to do their trading the big Saturday evening market brought out tho people, looking after the supplies for Sunday's table, and the clouds which obscured the sun, causing the day, al though warm, to be one of the most pleas ant of the week, had the effect of bring ing everybody else out, in all the gorge ousness of "store clothes,'' and such crowds as thronged Main and Fourth streets are seldom seen. Ladies, resplen* dent in all the hues of the rainbow, and brilliant in the latest fashions young gentlemen in the lightest unmentionables, bobest-tailed toatsand bluntest-toed boots countrymen in their homespun wealth in silks and satins, and poverty in rags and patches—all surged along the pave mente, presenting an ever-changing bu man panorama, with all the shapes, colors and eccentricities of the kaleidoscope.

Dry

except at the

Orig*

known as the

Buckeye dasft

dlt

$2,500 WORTH

W. H. BANISTER is now east, laying in supply of clothing and gents furnishing goods for the fall and winter trade— The first installment has just come in, and gentlemen in. want of something really nice for autumn wear should drop in and see the new styles and learn the low pri" 28-dlw.

SCHOOL BOOKS,—Bartlett & Grundy at 101 Main street wiH be prepared for the opening of thg Fall term of school, in September, with the largest assortment of school books ever brought into the city, embracing all in that line pupils may want. Purchasing their books of every kind directly from the publishers, and in sufficient quantities to secure jobbers' rates, they will be enabled to sail as low as the market can afford.

Remember that 101 Main street is headquarters for School books and sta tioriery. aug?T-dlw.

MOHAIR SWITCHES

FUME'OR ON

cheap,at Riddles.

KW ARRIVAL

dtf.

Sath Thomas eight

day and thirty hour weight and spring clocks, with and without alarms. Thirty hour time alarms, come and buy—at J. R. Freemau's, 161, Main street, near corner of 6lh.

dtf

BUT your Jewelry of Riddle.

dtf.

FOR 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 Grove* & Miller's, corner Gtb and Main streets. m26»dtf.

IS THE USE

old style, colored Hoop Skirt

goods store, if you can buy a nice and durable Skirt of the latest shape at 35 cents at Herz & Arnold's Hoop Skirt Factory, No. 89 Main street. dtf

NEW STOCK of Silver Plated ware at Riddle's.

DON'T

FORGET

NIGHT

LIGHT PRINTS at cost, at C. Wittig. & Co.'s, 170 Main street, Deming Block. lC,dlf

BY YOUR wife a gold watch of Riddle. tf

LAWNS at cost, at C. Wittig & Co.'s, 170 Main street, Deming Block. 16,dtf

SUMMER DRESS GOODS at cost, at Wittig & Co.'s, 170 Main street, Deming Block.

THE cheapest Millinery Store ia at Mrs. Mitten's, Main street, be|^en 8th and 9tb. dltf.

THE NEW DRT GOODS,STORE, No. 73 Main street, formerly occupied by Wittig & Co., will he opened on or about the 10th of September, 1869, and is to be known as the New York Store. ^Itf

LADIES' GLOVES at cost, at C. Wittig & Co.'s, 170 Main street, Deming Block. 16,dtf

GENUINE Imported Port. California Claret. Pure Sherry. Old Kentucky White Wheat Whisky Choice Liquors always on hand.

JC«E?H STRONG, Grocer,

j'25-tf. 190 Main street

GOOD LACE GAITERS for $1.50 at D. Reibold's, 64 Main Street. dtf.

HoeiEB7 at cost, at C. Wittig & Co.V, 170 Main street. Deming Block. i5,dtf

PEELEITDRIED

PEAFHEE

ley's.

TULL LINE

COTTON and Silk Parasol? at cost, at C. Wittig & Co.'s, 170 Main stniet, Darning Block. lC,dtf

GROCERIES.—On Wednesday Sept. 1st, the choice grocery stock of Philip Rive next door to McKeen'slBank, will bo sold at auction without reserve, for the benefit of bis creditors, augSO d3t.

SEWINO MACHINES to sell oo- rent, at iddle'a. dtf

PEACHES.—J. W. Edwards, on Main street, one square east of the Terre Haute House, ia now receiving daily from Vin«enes, a choice lot of fully ripe peaches, of the best varieties, and at low prices.— Call and see them. 26-dl

OLD FURNITURE MADE NEW.—All kinds of repairing, also Book Cases, Show Cases, and all kinds of work made to order. _, E. M. HALE,

TOU WISH

yet the

to pay 75 cents for

that you can get the best

Hoop Skirts made at Herz & Arnold's Skirt Factory, 89 Main street, for a good deal lees'jnoney than you can buy old stock, which is out of stylp, at any other store in the cily. dtf

TERM

of tjio Terre Haute Com

mercial College will begin Monday, Sept. Cth, 1869. 25,d2w

FOR SALE—A PEDDLING WAGON—As good as new, cheap, at F. Meyer's Wagon Shop, Cherry street, between Fifth and Sixth. -1 24,dlw

EVES.—To obtain good spectacles bas always been a difficult job. Our readers will be pleased to learn that that difficulty need no longer be encountered, if they will call at the jewelry store of S. Freeman, National House Block, and procure a pair of Lazarus j! Morris' celebrated "Perfected Spectacles." They are well spoken of by the press in the oast and elsewhere. augl4-dwlm.

TOU WANT

at the dry

at I Rip

of Ladies, Misses and

Children's Hose at such prices as will sell them fast, at C. WITTIQ & Ca's, 21 dtf 170 Main stractj Deming Block.

FOR the Largest and best assortment of cloths, cassimeres and vestings in the city, go to Grover & Miller's, corner 6th and Main streets. nj26-dtf.

FOR ready made clothing leu than cost, go to Grover & Millar's, corner 6th and Main streets.

L,,

2C,d 1 Corner Sixth and Elm streets.

to purchase a nice Corset

don't forget to see Herz & Arnold, 89 Main street, between 3d and 4th, where you can buy a better article at a lower price than anywhere else- dtf

RSUEUBEB WEISZ' original Skirt Factory ia now 156 Main street, between 5th and 6th streets, a5ddtf

sa)e prices at Joseph Strong's, No. 190 Main street

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

TOU

like a gocd smOke, call at

Moody's Cigar Store and buy one or more of his Velocipede Cigars 17dlf

FOR latest styles of Hats and Bonnets go to Mrs. J- B. Mitten's, Main street be tween Eighth and Ninth. j22-tf.

THE "Phoenix" Hcse, worth $3 per dozen, are Bold at 15 cents a pair, at 21,dtf C. WITTIG & Co's.

WITTIA

Co, at 170 Main street,

Deming Block, have a big table full of Bargains in Goods that must be told. 21, dtf

BRAUTITCTI colors in Crape Meretz Bereges and Lamartlnes, just received at Cornelius & Haggerty's. '31

LACE COLLARS, Ridle's,

4dlw

and bankerchiefs at tf

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

BARGAINS I Bargains I! Bargains 111 at the clearance sale cf Boots and Shoes 64 Main Street. dif.

MEN and BOY'S shpes at reduced prices at D. Reibold's, 64 Main Street. dtf.

CALL and see those oeaqtiful French and Scotch Ginghams at Cornelius Haggerty's.

it 12-d4t.

T53 best pair of White Hose at 15 cts at C. WJTTIQ & Co.'», 21,dtf 170 Main Btreet Deming Block.

CASBIMKRES.—jvuii line, at very lowest prices, at Cornelius & Haggerty's [6,d4t

CHOICE WINES and Liquors at Strong's, 190 M4in street. dif

SPEER'S STANDARD WIN* BITTERS highly recommended by physicians for Dyspeptics, op account of its tonic properties, its purity, and. its delicious flavor feb23dwlt.

BARGAINS Go to

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

No HUMBUG I Some Goods must be sold, and we sell them 25 per cpnt. below coat. Look al our Bargain Table.

C. WITTIG & Co.,

21,dtf 170 Main street, Deming Block,

IF you

WANT

a suit of clothing made

in ibe very beat 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.

FOR

THK LARGEST

and freshest stock of

Neck Ties and Collars in the,city, go to Grover & Millers, corner Gth and Main streets. m2G-dtf.

REMEMBER the same Corsets that olh er parties sell for one dollar, at AVuiez' you can get the some kind for 75 cents.— Remember the placo, }f»6 Main street between !Hh and 6th. dtf

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

CATARRH is killing thousands of our best people, and yet the balance, although suffering from this horrid complaint, do not seem to think that unles6tbey attend to this trouble in time, it will eventually end in Consumption. Such, however, the case, and we hope all will avail tbem salves of the best remedy of the age "Reader's German Snuff'*—an article kept by all of our druggists, and only costing 35 cents. IRA GROVER, JR., ap!4-dlw Special Agent.

LOCAL NOTICES.

To Remove Moth Patches, Frccli lea and Tan from the face, use Perry's Hoth and Frerkle Lotion. Prepared only by Dr. Praar. Sold by all Drogglats.

For Black Worms and PimpieB on

tUe RACE, nee PEBBT'S COHEDONE AND PIMPLE BEHEUT, prepared only by Dr. B. C. PEBBY, 49 Bone, street, New York.* Sold everywhere. The trade supplied by Wholesale Medicine Deileie mar 17deodSm-w3m

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

j^OTICE.

The a csnnls of the late firm of Cory A Man court are in

oar

binds fo collection, and must

be settled. Ail persons indebted will take notice

auj*7dw3i

SCOTT A DUY

Jjcrnal and Gazette cop.'.

Handsopie iron Hltclilng Posts O S I

E A

AT THK

E4.GLE IRON WORKS,

COB, FIRST AMD WALNUT STREET

FARLEY & ROACH, *4J*CTCTTBtM

8*0111,ZS AUD HARNESS, AJTD PKALZtS 1? Collars, Whips,Carry

No. HOMFTLN STREET, opposite O'Boyle's Leather S^JRE, Terra Haste led.

Agents for Uncle Sam's Harness Oil.

jy26-wiy

^KCHITECT BUtLDBB.

«J. A. VRYDAGH.

ruaa, Bpecliloations, Sapartntasdaaca, asd Da' tail Drawls gs tarnished for erary daacrtptloa

wanted!

TOfANTED—A GOOD HBL to

cook and do general haaae week, at

au,28J4t Bouth Sth stroat.

WANTED.—-At

the

National

Hons*, two disiaK room gtrla, two bell boys and a first class runnar. apply iatmrdl•toly- aug27dtf

W ANTED—Clark & Price, cor. Main and Sixth straits, want two firstrate Batbers immediately. No others needapP'J- aug27d»

FOR RENT.

FORstoryo!

SENT—The

Fcoroer

Hall in sec.

ond S. (!. Seott'a bnlHIaff, on 4lli a tree', telow Oh-o, Apply to 2W».* C.C. 04KKT.

DR RENT.—Rooms

above the

stre

in Bf luio^'i B'cck. JCnquire

at Fint National Bank

FDowllng

Ko quire 2ldl»

UR RENT.---Rooms

No.

1 &

FORSALE—Acomfortableoiatern,

HODSILC

F)R

small

feet, with stable and

boose nearly new situated at No. 69 Eoath Fourth street, convienent l« Market an 1 the 'business part of the city o' Terre Haute. WiJ be sold very low for part cash and balance within a year. kn.-]uire in the premises or at this office. SUilw

L?OR SALE—THE ROSE FARM

J/ Ihe best Stock, Dairy or Orain Farm in the ccuaty, containing 2CI acre?, within thrte mi lea of the corporate limit* of Terre Haute.— The prtseat owner wishing to make a change of olimate, will nbwgire a great bargain in this farm, aud make the terms ta»y to tho parchaser. II not sold at private rate by the 16th of Septemeer.lt will be offered on thai day

the highest

bidder, tcgether.wlth the Of rn, Hay. Hogs, Cattle, Horses and Farming Tools. For further particulars, enquire by aidrtnlng P. 0. Box TG3, Terr.. Haute, lad. Aug5wtSeptl5.(2w

sale—a

nice property on

South Sixth street brick nouso, 10 loams, nicely grained and papered, near two acres of ground a Jt with ornamental trees and all kinds of bearing fruit trees, grapea and small berries. It to a desirable property and w.lt le sold low on terms to tult. If not sold sncn will be for rent t« a gjod carefa' tenant. Eaquirt-of 12atf A. C. FCKBOW.

THOR SALE.—BUGGY

TEE*E

at a bar-1

Jj gain. It hssa good leather Top, built In the east, for tsls cheap, applying loin ediately aU Kiascer'f Palace of Mask-.

trxt

Ang61mdw

OR SALE.—Two

HATTFF,

To the Gity of Terre Haute and vicinity We hare this day appointed B. F. Merrill as solesgent far the saleoi our Saperior Block Goal for Terre Haute, and all others, representing themselves agents from our Bank may be considered impostors, as we have transferred to Mr. Merrill exclmlve right. The quality of this coal canoot IM surpassed for general purposes by ar in Clar county. Verv respectfully,

Very

Frtscoing,

Bahdiaga. "Omoa.—South east eorear cf Mate and flltt Snata, ovar Pcna«^lF'? Dra« Stsra. mySSdly

FRIDAY

September

Hall. The roo«s are well adapted

r»r the Flour and Teed, Grain or any heavy baseness. Possession given immediately,

tor

par

ticulars iaqnire of Ripyeloe Co., at the Hall, or T. O. Bnntiu, Terre Haute House. aufltdtf BIPPKTOK* Oo.

FOR

RENT—The

Store Room

ia the south-east corner of the National House, opposite the PostofficNatioual Home.

FKagleSALE"-between

Afply at the

FOR SALE

House and Lot

Creek Coal Company," or any bank with which I Blsom, AxlsDeey, Jfaakin Swine, Striped Hyenaa, there is a furnace connected, Inasmuch as no bet- I Tapirs, Quagga, Zebra, lagles, Ostriches, raster than second or third rate, that which cannot I caries, Vultnre, and a lull array of exotic Birds, be used for lurnace purposes, tver see# the Terrs •ifonkeya. Apes, Baboons, Ac, Haute market, for wbioh .igents charge almost the game rates at which much better can be furnished,' These facts I can substantiate, If necessarf far convincing proof. I will, at ait times, nse my b$st ettdpavors to accommodate, both as regardi quality and quantity a&d prioj, and trust by clojeattenjiod to all orders, to recti re a liberal share of patronsga. for further ID for•nation please call' at wv odloe at the old stand of Eagles Tntt, No. 107 Jlfsiu. street,

leapectfnlly.

anglQltf K. MRRRILL.

A. O. PBE8TON, U. D. JOHN A. WOOD, M. P. pRESTON & WOOD,

Physicians and Surgeons.

Office (temporarily it Dr.Wood's Office and Ecsi lencj. No. 127 Ohio street, bemeeu a«veutli »Ld Hightli streets.

All calls promptly day and niilit August lOlh, I8C9

^1' II IS

CONTINENTAL!

The Cheapest and Best Cook Stove In the Market. Some* thing new. Everybody should see

Stove To be had only at

ters.

W. HOWARD MANNING. W BOBIRT®.

MANNING & B0BEKTS, PAINTERS.

Housj, Sign and Carriage Paintiog, Plain and Decorative Paper Hanging, Graining, Glaring, O.lsomining,

Ac.

8BOP—No. 8, 3d street, bet. Cherry »niMain. P.O. BOI 389. TRF US, JJ27.

J^-OTICE TO SHIPPEES

"WHITE L^NE"

Central Transit Company,

Geo. DABMKO,Snp't. M. M. LAKLI?, Asst. Snpt., Bottaio, N. Y. Indianapolis, Ind.

Through Freight Line

Without

rliangi

of cars between Terre Haute

aud all pclii ts WOT, BO3T0U, PBOYIDKMJB,

HABTrOEl),

jnne 3

dGnt

Tia

UBMT DAVEN and al: principal

towns ia NEWINUI.AND. NEW YORK, T&OY, ALBANY, BUFFALO an Jail KASlEttU CITIES ria Terre Htuie and Indiauapoli*, Ballrcad

Indianapolis, thence- via

through

Bsiletjotaidi Lino

Cievelanl,

Buffalo and Albany. TBE

sereral Bailr«ad Companies form ing this Line hare arrasged thb Company for ibe purpose of MEEUSG the demand of afalpper*in be transportation of HCBOHAKDIFE, FLODB aod BUIJI Shipment*, tunning the WBITF. OAB THBOOGH from

point to point without fraasler, thereby savin* delay and damtg to r.perty common at transfer points Bate, always nme other Lines. Lo»s and Dimageand orer

settled

by Agents of

Com^s,

BRUSHES, &c.,

this L'ue.

For CA"B9, through Bill Ladlne and contrtctt, apply to U. SHKffMAKER, Ageut, Corner 9th aad Main sts., Terre Haute, Ind. auglSdlm

I S I E S S E 3 S

iltUUR AST PlEIflJin

CONFECTIONER AND BAKRR, No. IS North Fourth 8U, .SSiH lUtwaea Main atd Charrj Streets, XKRPK JJAUTJE, I1JIX Keeps constantly on hand a freah snpfjo of

aib

Arrutioeir

iviimifi,

AT TERRE HAUTE. -i «V

—THE—

G. F. BAILEY

oil

street, Sixth and Seventh.

Esquire of K. It WklGHT&tiO. aug2Cdt( .«

St CO'S

GIQANTIO

CAR.WMBNAW

—AKI^

Equestrian^ Aggregation! This is

not aBailroad Show.

Positively the largest and best Jfena-arla tad CBrcus ever seen tif this State,

Among«!s Y«nsgerlal Specialties the only living

RHINOCEROS

•A.

horses, cheap

at L. Eiiiner's, No. 4) Ohio gtreet.

LOCK COAL.

Aug6dlm

HIPPOPOTAMUS!

Of whom the inspired writer safa:

He drinfeeth up

If^READ THJS!"

Holding EIGHT THOUSAND People. I Two separate'and distinct exhibitions are given, and ONE PBIOB OF ADKissION admit to both.

QUAGLIAJT'S FALOTS*'"

ITALIAN CIRCUS!

before baying the old

styles. Please call and see

rombliieU

with this

A GRATUITOUS

BVMNKN.

ru. *1 'J'

&ti& .ir & j,e

DOLUMta

A MILUON OF

Ixpendid and irmaied ki orgauhftec^ka Gnat'

LORAI^EXHIBMON!

d. fiwr Jj|i

can draw vp Jordan

IBD., August 9th, 1869.

STRAIN & KLBBEQ.

ID acceptance of the abate agency, I wen Id State for the benefit of all who have heretofore been using otheir qualities, which were generally accompanied by oheapsr rates,say 12@12%c, that those qualities were very inferior to thai which I now offer, particularly that irom the "Otter

into

his mouth *".

To please the "little folks," we haTetso sucking

BiBT

PET

ELEPHANT £SS

U«nagerle Levees are held, for One hour before the Equestrian performances, to enable ladlea, children and others to behold this most Instructire and gigantic flfenagerletft *aA

Stnpendouc

UrgioizaiioQ. It Comprzct

25 UNRIVALLBDPIKFORVIItS

th|s

IO- SEBASTIAN, the graat "ARE-BACK Rider, and his son BO-

il/KO

Headquar

K. L.BALL

'. BEN- JI/AGINLT, the four

!(. NZKB BBOTHKBS, the ABABIAN BROFHKBS, and many others,

ALL KNOWN TO FAME!

In their several sp*«ialties. Also THREK CLOWNS aad

FOUR LADY RIDERS!

M'LLK JLFABIX KLIS«, J08EPH1NA ROWLAKD, KADAJFB ZEBLINK,

asd

the celebrated

LA SENOKITA 8 AO KINO!

•x* 1

EXHIBITION!

That

a'.I

the people may be con-

1 vinced that this is the best and biggest .Ycnagerie, Catavao and Cirdus in the county, a

GRAND PROCESSION

wiThThe

Great Golden Car!

-ii-

^.COKTAISUTO

WITRER'S CORNET BAND DBA frit BT hmH

TJBW CAUEL9 and TWO Kt,RPgAlfT8.

Ann

I the LEADING Artists, and

the Lediea on Performing Horses, and all the .Massive Aniaal DO?* and Cages, ia

One Solid HoTiag Colomn IHll parade the public street*.

ch.rge prompt

CF,k»s,

Candies, Tee Cream, Broad ahd Cracker*. Ornamental Cakes, Ffrataids, Ice Cream, Water Ices, CharlotW-rstse, Jelly, filance Uange Koman Pnoch, Biaquito Olaca, Tromagade Pam, Taacr Ice Cream, Nrtrj, Toagae, Ohickea Halad Jtc., will be made to order.

PrirMa Parttsa furmiahed with Ojsters, Meats, les Cream, JaUiaa, *0.,

short notice. majl9d3m

«r»

j-a

T*o Performances, AfterMrt ud lyealiig, at 2 AID 8o'clwfc P.M. Admission to tfte whole SO amis

Ciildren. 10 jeers of age aad safer 85 DOH'T nRjuamteT »m

D. S. DINGESS,

Gtneral CbDtraetsdg and Busiseas Agait

x:.r

iKIta? *lt

.K «A..

HJ oiatui'Viaiaa

6BEAT SHOW!

WORLD'S

.-Av

•f15-0?

f* n» ft

•il .* *4» ftctttr nU -me «i «&•&*<•

Kyi* 'MHoft

.*/**!• *tt*

,*•» -Is' »_ri

T«r his si W"' 1

•ftir ttaa*

4 TOW'W'.I-6

topi*

TESBETAVOTFAP W* TO+X'^I

It bektoves tiekiglMttaei

•f

Jnlcon'ofHoly Writ) everseenJn thU^et&f ry Tbe only specimen of the

Terre Hiute to be up and

IsttrrlBg for the Summer Trade,

Competition is lively, and

the Weat for

tm XMtc f«

a, mmbk.*s :,

j4 iMfl ?*-mwsi if -Sart# 4

,t iti

.v^ratteab 1 .ii*!** SSS of asws«f Jti

.• SWiC IFRE&UC

B1F0BK BUSINESS, WHAT?

Advertisiag,

Course!

THE SUMMER TRADE.

yon

don't pish yonr business*

will ynsli

LIOITS

Only six weeks old. and an

AND INFANT!

A Polar Bear—direct from the North* Ocean a Brown Onancos—a new variety af Lama the Sacred Cattle,Bengal Tigers, Black- Jfaued Lion#, White Bear, LaughiegHyaoaa, Braiilian Jaguars, Senegal Leopards, South Amriican Guaacos, Qazhlles, Panthers, Camels, Banes. Griszly Bisrs, Zebu cr Sacred Ox, Buffalos, Black Wolvea, Black Bears, Alpine Goat, Lamas Gromadsiise,

QNSFE

vertlse

yon. The best way

yonr bnslness Is to ad-

JndlclonBly. Scatter

cards, Clrenlars, Hand-blUs-I Insert

pointed advertisements

in the papers-keepyonr name

and occupation before the pub-

Exhibits under so immeqie.

WATKK-PR00F PAVILLION!

|lie

eye.

Advertise!

THE EXPRESS

JOB OFFICE

Is sapplled with every descrip

tion of type, and prepared to execute prlntlig with dispatch and at gorprlslngly low rates. if

'tll' Tiixiazz-.'tsr.-i..

A ir?

fe-.a-ss ^r

S-? tf

VMi t«i

5i=

3 Z''?

-JW

\l1

5|«

Ki-

j.s

r4:v£0

3--J bl

11 *..

mxmm -.

l»O.T

iim -f at

4*": ii. ej

ii iffMiHl I"

it Jiz&t* ••jj. p.. s-

li.H vI

il Ufl

—.iiaaawaasawggBte. skk»W— a O tt? 1- «*. S

*J~f

,«sr#» ..iSfci .'-1 r-. ,1 *«MSsr"S .«3£

I E

V1BIF.T1

f.wmv9^«•

Haa Juat rcceivtil a alca stock cf

HLTIIFLATKB WAKE,

Clocks, Jewelry. Ac,,

FURNISHING, FANCY

tiOtlDM,

www? »«f

n«

-rfjknl wt la«t be 1

UNDERSOLI

At 15i Maln

ERRE HAUTE

street.

\ir

•j:

OMmxtC€€l

(brssrol Fifth a&d Main «tr«»t»,

TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA,

Affords factlltlaa eqaal

tt %»y

Bosiotss College !u^

Practical Instruction in Book' si Keeping, Penmanship and Arithmetic,

Aad alt ttker departments cf accountantship Studentacan saterat anytime. £acbstctfool receives private Inst ruction. Oollege jcurnal, with fall information as to the course of {attraction, qaallfloatlons lor ar.teriag, neoeeaary ezpaaaaa, Jtc., will bo forwatdvd to aay address on applloatlon to tha Pr'ttUpala, aag25dwSm .~t OABVXNA 0W5N.

mmm&k

MILITARY CLAIMS. •,.*

MVID S. BANALDSOH,

"'XISSRAIJSSASF .SAUR"- 'I

Offlce—Farrington

Block,

N. E. Oommr Public Sptart,.

Staiaa, Ttasr Ooea^ ,.

VEUI HAtTK, IHD. -n

Pension Claims Prosecuted, Arrears of Pap Procured,

BOUNTY MONKT COLLECTED,

•V Ref«r to Marohaoti, Bankara aid umaene generally, and to any one of the ihouraad whose elalms have bean obtained by me. J"

MT All Invalid fenstoaers not exempted, or-

UI1OTH8, Ao., and is ready ta make It ap ia THE Latest Style

not having paased two Blnnlal Examinations, must bo Eaalaed Sept.4, 1889. Thry shcifld bo here on that day.j~ =3?

JaMwtf /VI D. fl. DANALD80B

BARNIKLK.

JOHN

Merchant Tailor, HAIH BTXIKT, n' Over SaxUm $ Walmtlty's Dry Good* store Would respecteolly oall the attwtloo of tin eitt I sens of Terra Haute, aad th« publlo ia geaeral, that he has rented rooms above Saxton A Walmiley's Dry Geods etore, for thepurpose*! *»r.ft»n.

NTRCHANT

Tailoring*

He keeps always SELECTION Or OABSIMEBBd,

on hand a *A8H10NAHL* VE3TIKOP,

»nd OB

PKA1KIK

lad at all prloas. BAT* mad*to ordei

aad

Short Moiier»

an{ on v-ry Uoaaonable Terms. Having

I I O O N A O iS

blgtt

rents to pay, he promUee to make up ko uider. whether the geods bo tarnished b| btm not.— Everything tn bis lino cheaper haa anjwhbre else.

Cutting d»ue and waciauirj fit. A liberal patroDSf* solicltft.1. *ag29dtf.

1 MANUFACTURERS.

CITY PLANl^Gm HltsLS.

CXI FT A

WILLIAlittf,

UANORARRVBKTO or

Sash, Doors, Blinds, ^Window and Door frames, -Movldlng Brackets, 1 Stair Railing,

Ballnsters,

I Newell Posts. riorlng and Siding,

And all descriptions of Finished Lumber

Wholesale and Retail Dealer#

PINE LUMBEH,

LAIH

an«L

SHINGLES,

Slate Roofing, Cement Hoofing, Roofing Felt. Custom Sawing, Planing and 1 Wood Taming

DONE to ORDER.

All Work Warranted I

Corner of Ninth and Mulberry 8ts JaSMtf

HATS AND CAP*.

iw YOBS HAT HT H*

Bph

C. YAIFU,

Josei JU81

IT iy ICE.' FT or

Heas'HataoiajU kind*. Boys' Hata

»I1 kinds,

Mlssea' H-.tt of allinoci* IN&uta* Hats

all iv .d*.

AA»T

of.h^. Cou*

"*THB FALL 'v

14B Jfala Mrset. fair.

a0*«T4tf

B* T^'FIL'.'

10 CONTBACTOJRS

Sealed proposals

will

be received by the

Com*

men Council of the city of Terra Hautaat their, next regular mseilng. for the curbing and GAT^I. teriof of Ohio street, ou the Boat)) side, TET»E*AM 3d

4th etreeta, lata nee 298 4 inj feat.

1 I manoe of said work accordlag to tha plan aad, I sDeelfleatlnaa

llljfn

Je«».t.

the nAranf h.

iMta

I IMMUW VI WVIK WVVRUIB| IV UV YIU

speclflestloaa on BU In tha oSceof tbs Uity Kofi I O»r. By order of the Common Cooaoil.

BICBABJ

sTBotrr.f.

aa*'' Oi'y Engineer.

Sealed proposals Till be received as the Audi, tor's offlce la tho city of Terre ifapte, uniiaiun-i-»*OL.B*,R !.LH

,86#*

BOARD

Tooth, Uaturit} aad Old Age Manhood'tioaerl I iljr Bm« -d The'Jauiie o'la ligsatv»a: KlataI lace aad at-)r»oas bieeassa ac-oaal«i lor Mr*

iailos,hicalIf

'ii?'.-

V°',Dfag a

lliidca acroi

Prairie Creak, near Mlditiatowa, on (be VmosaI nsaRoad. Contractors will pltass pat to their I kids for the wood work and stone work sepe*^**

Cor plans call at the AaditorV Offioe. I By order of the

of CommlsaloBA*s of

Vljo county. W*. PaDDOt a(9dtd Auditor TijoCjuoty

Haw Oocmsa or Lsorvsas, as dallverad «t 119 paw fork Maaeaai of AaatoaiT, rabiMfM iba I sotjecta* How tu Li» and Vvtat Live

«tr

IBCSHO air»oai viHSMS ac-oaol«j tor ir» lags

'.'oos!de.--u. Ac. Pocket

oloaee cooulnlag lhe«a l^utcrsa II

t,c Vi»r

««»sd on re«ipt of faur etfioip*, tj adrtrrs-iii: ••w Tort.

warded on

tee* I

ISao'TS I was. Hi

-piMOVAL. 8 JLW 3*

ti. J.

JOHW

Bas rsmoTsd his Quantity Shop to Hack's now boild mg, oo Third atreat, one door north of Far* rtaatonli Block, where ha -will ha happy to meet all nls old cuetomers aad aa atacy cew Onas aa may taaki it conTtnlent to call. aMtf