Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 31 August 1869 — Page 4

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TuesdayMorning, Augast 31st, 18W*

EAILBOAD TIME TABLE. TBKHB HAUTB ANB INDIAN APOLIB. abbitb. 8:30

Inllfl

tBATB.

Pap«b

table napkins are in vogue.

Thib

is the last day

mcnthe

Col.

Coal

A Lively

of Iho Summer

T. W.

McCoy,

Clerk of the Su

preme Court, ifl in the eity.

TH« latest number of Harpers' Bazar i, received at Ash's News Depot.

should be laid in as soon as por.

slble, before the high pricwof Ibowmte months prevail. n- ,* .t.j »s ThevarniBhe^paper

How.

carpets introduced

this city some two years since, have proved a first-class humbug.

Gho.W^csb

deV. vera ^lecture

before the Teachers' Institute at the

Baptiit^burch tbis evening.

A wbathbb prognosticate says the swallows are

flying

unusually high, whic

sure sign that winter w.ll set in ear

wfttWons.-.it^d

Drunk.—Last

The

The Comet.—A

VIGO GO, WEACSTSSSr JN&

A.. U.

1:66 A. ^_11:05

r.*.

4.36 P. -"gfy* S5 F. M: 3:12 J! :=ASSSS*itio« 10:25 A. •®8T. LOUXB, ALTO* AHD HAUT«. utm I. HAT*.'

A. M.

6.36 A. fc30 r. U, 10:30 A. r^^r gWBw'"... l-.» A. II,

g|*VA*SVILLB AKD CUAWTORBBVILLB. abbitb. Kxnreu .10:5/1 r.U 6 A.* ."1...4:2(1 F. 6:00

Mail.....——

HOCKVILLB BXTWJBIOM

AlUlt

..Halt.

6:00 F.

...10:16 A

CITY NEWS.

end to end in a

nontinuons line-were shipped from tb.s city last week, gN K. Elliott,

who has been for some

time pasM conductor on the^ Railroad, has accepted a eaTTtBThe St^ Yandalia and Terre Haute Rail i^ouis way.

Living

Rhinoceros—Bailey'sMen

agorie, which exhibits here on the third of September, has the only living Kb), noceros ever seen in tbis part of country.

Siy* DEtrja£S^pd_05®

c-!8e

According

*"0C1®

ting were before the Mayor yesterday Four of the drunks went to jail in default of payment of fine. They will be gently exercised upon the chain gang to-day.

to the

are being, placed at the principal railroad crossings in the city.-Journal. "According to the

evening as

Deputy Marshal O Mara was conducting a man convicted of drunkenness, from the Mayor's Court to the jail, and was about to enter that institution, the man sudden ly broke away and started on a lively run. He was overhauled at the corner of Ohio and Seconds streets, after a sharp chase,

"1» ...

opening of the new St. Louis and

Chicago route via the St. .Louis, Vandalia and Terre Hauto Road to Effingham, and thence by the Illinois Central, was formally celebrated on Saturday by an excurslo of a largo party of ^merchants

Two pM'

senger and two freight trains run on the route.

Food

for

iaily ill

Man

and

Beabt.—Our

clev

er young friend Jacob K. Voorheee, Esq inra-cafd-^lsewiieca-infbrma .JuaJXUmdS that is,Jthe whole public, that at C. N. Oemorest's old stand, on Ohio street hotween Fourth and Fifth, he is now located, with a fulj BupplyJoC Hour, feed, fruit poultry, and *a general afsortment of groceries and provisions,_And .vogat&bles in season. On to-morrow he will -also open at the same place afresh meat market, where all kinks of moats may be ob tained and delivered in any part of the city Hift..flatftl,Lwhment providing as it does averything for the table and the sta-ble-Will prove a great convenience.

few days since, we

published an article which was going the rounds of the papers, giving an account of the comet, said to be visible in the northwest, and which was likely to come uncomfortably near thts plaBet of ours. It was even suggested that, as no tail was yetrvisiWe, it was probable the comeV~was heading directly toward us, with its tail where it Bhould be, behind it and out of eight and that it would take some sharp work to dodge it. Now comes the Chicago

Tribune

and spoils the whole story:

1. No such prediction has ever.been made by any scientific man, so far as knowp. The story was originated a quarter which no astronomer regards as trustworthy. 2. No such comet appeared during the month of August. 3. There is no comet visible as described. Tbeonly wanderer now seen in that quarter is tbe planet upiter, who, although he has been held responsible for the perfbrmaaee of »nany strangefreaka..amang the comets, is far from being "hair-like'' litaunlf. ..03 L,- 7.

Z'i

And, finally, though wo do not mean to say that a comet, hitherto unknown, may not now be Approaching the earth, tertalnly none that has. hitherto appeared, and whoso return is a matter of accurate calculation, is nearing

nt.

But we do

not know of any report from any scientific quarter that any such celestial body is visiblo anywhere. Therefore, if any credulous persons have been made unhappy by these portents dire of plagues, and desolatihg wars, and crash of worlds, they may dismiss their fears and be legitimately and safely miserable ab?ut the weather.

The Institute met yesterday morning and was called to order at 9 o'clock A. If., by Thomas B. Long, Esq, County School examiner, who in a short and ap propriate address set forth the advantages of holding institutes after which be gave it in charge of Prof. Wm. H. "Wiley, who is to superintend it during the week. Prof. "Wiley conducted the devotional exercises. On motion James Townley was appointed Secretary. Prof. "Wiley then addressed the Institute, in which he discussed at length the lollowing points

First, the teacher assumes the position of guardian of ihe children second, he must be and act what he would have his pupils become third, he must advance with the age and its interesU he must endeavor to have pupils become better citizens than he has been able to become fourth the teacher's work calls for dignity of character, self-command, and self-sacrifice fifth, the teacher is an unconscious instructor from the very substance of his character sixth, the teacher's face is the mirror through which the doings of his soul are seen sevonth, there is room in the teacher's profession for enlarged development.

After a brief recess Mr. Byers toak up the subject of Grammar. He said English composition should precede and ac„ company the study of English grammar through all the grades. As soon as pupils can readily distinguish the parts of speech, take up particulars of each such ai numbers and gender of nounf, kinds of verbs, &a. Educe the rules of syntax from the pnpils themselves, by leading them to observe ihe usages of language. Not dog. matically say, a verb must agree with its nominative in number and person.

In the afternoon Mr. Valentine pre sented tbesubject of Arithmetic, and gave instructions on Notation, Numeration, Addition and Subtraction

Mr. Townley introduced the subject of" Penmanship. Penmanstip he aaid is a science as well as an art. The science is acquired by study, and tbe art by A good hand writing is, a letter of recommnndatinn. If we can not all be amateuf penmen, we can at least attain a good, rapid, legiblej business hand writ

teach 'penmanship, if be will fai^fuily study a—taiaBiial,' .and—B»rrj i?ut instruction -with the aid c*f books,

cbarte) auch.au frra.&rniahafl QUI..

second,

Expbbsb,

flagmen

Express'ons

man has been stationed at

one

cipal cr6ssings. The

crossing,

Flagmen should be placed «t

all

the p«n

Sunday School connected with the

Mr~ZTbn~OTareh,-- nesr-^oungslown, Honey Creek township, about seven milea south of tlJ3 city, will hold a picnic on next Saturday, Sept. 4th. A good social time is expected. All are invited to come with baskets well filled with the abundance of good things of our land.

jts

and

It should bo tft&gbt by classes. The

paper, pens, ^nk,. pen-wipers, y,otters and trial.p'apnr." These" jsboald' bS" ^gfrod quality. Each copy-book .should be neatly povprad. The scholar Who keys a clean book will learn to write well- Instruction In penmanship is embraced under three divisions—knowledge, .epwcutionjcrilicism. Knowledge is two-fold. First,

what to db

how todo jit, An.earaeet

zairTn

Urn work will secure success _£rof. Wiley took up the .subject of read ing. He jsaid, in substance that Reading is the correct delivery of recorded thougSt (*«, nBonle study carefully enoagh to

be able to Appreciate the thoughts of the author _.thisjs_nDjust tojhe talent'of our country and ourselves.,. He said we can make hPtter reaa'er8.Ufir8l, by t^M% pupils how to sitj how, to stand hftT In iHfl seebntf, by giving attention to breathing and proper use of vocal organs third, by comprehension of tli^tbougtt to- be ex pressed fourth, by natural expression, of the same.

The exercise closed by reading oil page •itS.

Ind.

INDIANA REFORM SCHOOL.

Plainfikld, Ind.,

August

30, I860.

Dear Express:—"Ordor

After breakfast all the boys are formed in one long lino for "detail.'' The line formed, the Assistant Superintendent takes his place in front of tbe line and calls out, "morning shop boys forward," when all the boys that belong in the shofsbop, tailor-shop, kitchen, dining-room, bake-house and laundry step one pace to the front of the main line and are taken charge of by Mr. Hant, tbe Superintend*

of—thfl ahnarahnp. -and marrhffli to

their respective places of work. Again doet tho Assistant call forward a class of boys. This time it is Mre. £L M. Ainsworth's grade, boys who rMd-in thejftrat and second readers, that are called for, and they are passed, to. the_ school -room to give their educational matters for half a day. Another class ia invited to appear at the front and get ready for taking charge of the teams and work.

Long may this school and ail who labor for the benefit and reformation ol the wayward youth of our country wave and be instrumental in rescuing the erring.

Yours, &c.,

+1*

70 of McGufifaylaJ'itth Reader. Mr. Paige, teacher of music, gave aa exercise »n pmty of tone, and a drill oh the scalp.

Fftrty-sir VBohan yere iH attendtmce. Adjourned to 'meet this morning at,.pine_ o^look.n. .etoh-i |3

9 to 9:2C—Opening Exercise. 9:20 to 10—Vocal Music by W. H. Puige. 10 to 10:30—Oral instruction by Miss Carde. 10:30 to 10:46—Recess. 10:45 to 11:15—English Grammar by W. W. Byers 11:15 to 12—Theory and Practice of Teachiog—

S"bject—"The Organization of the School"— by Prof. Wiley. p. a. 8 to 2:30—Written Arithmetic, by W. Valentine, 2:30 to3—Penmanship, by J. Townley. 3 to 3:30—Paper, by Philip Deiber, subject— "What should be the private studies of a teach er." 3:31 to 3:45—Becfss. 8:45 to4:15—Reading, by Prof. Wiley. 4:15 to4:45—Ilistory by H. Ureenault. 8 r. M.—Lecture at tbe Baptist Church, on Cherry street, by Trof. Geo. W. Hose, of Bloomiagton

is Heaven's

first law." Tho regularity with which things aro managed at the institution wboso namo appears at the beginning of this letter, has

much

to do with thehealth

of tho inmates. Sickness and disease are rarely known in the School, except some of ti.e more common ails, among tbe youth of the country gene?ft'!y. The boys rise, wash, eat, play, work and attend school at regnlar staled times. At half*past five in the morning tbe bell can be heard summoning the boys from their beds to prepare for the duties of the day Leaving their dormitory at half-past five, they proceed to the wash-ropm, where they make their toilet, and repair to their respective school-rooms to attend devotions, conducted by the teacher in charge of the family for the day. Half an hour has now (lapsed lisce the ringing of the "first bell," and again does the bell send forth its lively intonations, and calls the boys to the dining-room to partake of a good breakfast, gotten up in Miss Lizzie's best style. After taking seats at the tables, that are well filled with good victual?, all unite in returning thanks to God for His goodness and kindness in supplying all their wanta, and providipg caretakers for them that have a heart in the work, and have a higher and more ??. ,ble object in viow than merely killing time^ or being an appendage to a State Institution for the sake of the honor attached to the name.

Auction Sale

MohairSwitchescheap,a

But

Amicus.

To the President and Members of the Independent Base BaU Club: "We, the members of thejDrescent Base Ball Club, do hereby challenge you to a match game of Base Ball, to be played on Tuesday, August 31st, 1869, on the Cretcent grounds, at 3 o'clock P. M.

By order of tbe President. H. H. RosHJMAJf, Sec'y. Attention Independents.

-You are

hereby requested te meet on tbe Crescent grounds this (Tuesday) afternoon at 3 o'clock'P.1#., to ^play the above match which we tio'hereby,accept.

By order of the President.

Boots and Shoes very cheap at

Greiner & Forrest's. dtf

GKKIN*P tfrFoMSEST ^will commence tberr Y^gulfcr eyHning sales this week. All goods offered will be sold to the highest bidder. Corner of Third and Ohio Sts.

']tjaH&sgg Men's Cloth Gaiters

at $1.50 a pair

at Greiner & Forrest's, Corner of Third and Ohio streets.

Good Tkmplars Social

31,1. O.

and

CreamSupper.—Terre

your Jewelry of Riddle.

What

•n

Next, cornea Brother Thomas' grade and they pass to their schoolroom. Tfrt grade studies fourth and fifth readers and pursue kindred studies. Brother Blair's force, or class for labor, is now called out and away they go to perform whatever work may have been assigned them for the forenoon. Now, Mr. Jones, the gar dener, comes in for his number of boys which completes the detail. Nothing now but study and work till half-past eleven when the bell is again rung and all work and 3giao4~«©i3»iB» are suspended and the boys march to their buildings "in due form," to prepare for a good, substantia dinner. Twelve o'clock having arrived the bell is rung and the boys file into line and anarch to the refectory a second time to fortify the inner-man. Dinner over and gone, the boys wend their way to the play gro jds to indulge and participate in all Mods of games till one o'clock, when they are again brought into line for deUil, wheti thft ?iama proceedings are gone through with, but now the boys who attended school in the forenoon will work in tlia afternoon, and

New Stockof

Night

vice atria.

The

boys nil seem happy and express a strong deslfa tnrgain an .education and. reform.— In the tailor-shop"1 we found a boy that can mak.3 eight pairs of men's pantaloons in a day and have time to spare after performing said amount of work

The teachers and officers of this scboo areme&ofr talent and ability. The Superintendent is from Madison University Hamilton, New York the Assistant Superintendent haiis from Yale College the "House Father" of family No. 2 comeg from E«tt»ni, Cpl^ge,. wWle the other members of the corps of teachers are graduates of good schools. At half past five v. M. the bell can be heard again calling all from labor to refreshments and this closed the secular exercises., of*the day Supper at six o'clock, and immediately thereafter the play grounds are inhabited, and the merry voices of the one hundred boys would indicate that not a heart, was pained^.tint, that all were en. joying fife hugely.^'As the shades of night are falling fast" the boys assemble in the wbookroom to sing, attend, to the moral reviews or reports and engage in the family devotions., and at half past "Si JJSS -1lb ''fff apartments where are to be found nice, clean beds nicely make by boys detailed especially for that purpose. This was in deed, a pleasant day to us and we were much benefitted by our visit to the Reform lohoofi To Ffahk B. Ainewortb, tho able and generous Superintendent and all of his assistants we are under renewetf obHgatlintf for favors and inUrest ing items relative to the work of reformation in tbis ami other schools in which they have been engaged.

Ice

Haute LocTge No

T. will have aSocial and Ice

Cream Supper at their Hall in Rosa', new building on 5th street, two doors south of Main, (Tuesday) evening. Admission free. The public are cordially invited to attend. dlt.

of $2,500

Groceries.—On

Worth

Banister

SchoolkBooxs.—Bartlett

Wednesday Sept. 1st,

the choice grocery stock of Philip Rive next doof toMcKten'sj'itank, wili be sold at auction without reserve, far the benefit ofhfe creditors. aug30 d3t.

is now east, laying in

supply of clothing and gents furnishing goods for the fall and winter trade— Tbe first installment has just come in, and gentlemen in want Qf something really nice for autumn wear should drop in and se$ the new styles and iearn the low price!. 28-dl'w.

& Grundy at

101 Main street will bo prepared for the opening of the Fall term of school, in September, with the largest assortment of school books ever brought into tbe city, embracing "all in that line pupils may want. Purchasing Jheir books of every kind dircctly from tho publishers, and in sufficient quanti^o* to secure jobbers' rates, they will be enabled to sell as low as Uie marl idt can afford.

Remember that 101 Main street is headqtarfora -for^Bchool books and stationery. aug27-dlw.

New

arrival tf Seth Thomas eight

day and thirty hour weight and spring clocks, with and without alarms. Thirty hour time alarm?, come and buy—at J. R. Freeman's, 161, Main street, near coiner of 6th. dtf

dtf.

Fos a fine white or colored shirt, good and cheapj or a suit of white or colored linen duck ready made or made to order, go to Qrover As Miller'a, corner 6th and Main streets. Hn2C»dtf.

ib the use to pay 76 cents for

old style colored Hoop Skirt

Silver

Riddle's

Plated

Don't

ware at dtf.

poeqet that you can gat tho best

Hoop. Skirta made at Horz & Arnold's Skirt Factory, 89 Main street, for a good deal less money than you can buy old stock, which is out of style, at any other to re in he it $

teem of ihe Terre Haute Com

mercial Colleee will begin Monday, Sept. Ctb, 1869 25,d2w For Sai,e—A Peddling Wagon—As good as new, cheap, at F. Meyer's Wagon Shop, Cherry street, between Fifth and Sixth. 24,dlw

Etes.—To

obtain good spectacles has

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. Freoman, National House Block, and procure a pair of Lazarus & Morris' celebraled "Perfected Spectacles." They are well spoken of by the press in the east and elsewhere. augl4-dwlm

Light Prints.at

cost, at

Co 's, 1T0 Main slraet, Deming Block, jif** 16,dtf

Your

wife a gold watch of Riddle.

Lawks

at cost, at C. Wittig & Co.'s,

170 Main street, Deming Block. 16,dtf Summer Dsem Goods

The

at cost, at

Wittig & JDo.'s, 170 Main street, Deming Block..

LAiim' Gloves

16 dtf

cheapest Miilinerv Store is at

Mm.

Mitten's. Main street, between 8th and 9th. «sassn dltfThe New Dry Goods Store, No.

ley's. 6dtf A full line of Ladies, Misses and Children's Hose at such prices as-will sell them fast, at C.

Wittig

Co.'s,

21 dtf 170 Main street, 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. m26-dtf.

For

ready made clothing less than cost,

go to Grover & Miller's, corner 6th and Main streets. ra26-dtf Cotton

and Silk Parasojs Bt cost, at C.

Wittig & Co.'s, 170 Main street, Darning Block. 16,dtf Sewing Machines

Riddle's.

•ell or rent, at dtf

Peaches.—J. W.

Edwards, on Main

street, one square east of the Terre Haute House, is now receiving daily from Vincenes, a choice lot of fully ripe peaches, of the best varieties, and at low prices.— Call and see their.. 26-dlw

Old Furbiture Made New.—All kinds of repairing, aho Book Case?, Show Cases, and all kinds of work made to order. ©7 E.

26,dlw Corner Sixth and Elm streets,

you wish to purchase a nice Corset don't forget to see Herz & Arnold, 89 Main street, between 3d and 4th, where you can buy abetter article at a lower price than any where else. dtf

Remember Wkisz'

original Skirt Fac

tory ia now 156 Main street, between 5th and .6th streets. aMdlf Coffee andSuqak retailed at whole aula prices at Joseph Strong's, No. 190 Main street 19,dif

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

tott like a good smotce, call at Moudy's Cigar Store and buy one or more of his Velocipede Cigars flVdtf

For

latest styles of Hats and Bonnets

go to Mrs. J. B. Mitten's, Main street between Eighth and Nintb. j22-tf.

-Tai "Phcenix" Hose, wortti $3 per dozen, are sold at 15 cents a pair, at 21,dtf C.

Wittio&

C. Wittiq

Beautiful

Co's.

Co, at 170 Main street,

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

colors in Crape Meretz

Bereges and Lamartines, just revived at Cornelius & Haggerty's.

Lace Collars,

Choice

,J1"

4dlw

and

hankerchiefs at tf

Sugar Cured Hams, at Joseph

Strong's.- J19,dtf

Bahqains 1

Bargains

CABMKTOu^-ruii lis* at very lowort price*, at Coraelioa A Haggarty'a [6,&U Choic*Winesand

Main street, formerly occupied by Wittig & Co., will bo opened on or about the 10th of September, 1869, and is to be known as the New York Store. dtf

Co.'s, 170 Jfain street, Deming Block. 16,dtf

Genuine

lipported Port..

California Claret. H** Pure Sherry TTjtl 7™ Old Kentucky White Wheat Whisky. Choice Liquors always on hand.

Joseph Strong,

j25'tf. 190 Main street.Good Lace Gaiters

Liqoon at Strong's,

190 Main strati atf Spxkk'bStavdabd Wimi Bittcm highly recomnfended by physicians for Dyspeptics, on account of its tonic pro(wrties, its purity, and its deilcious flavor. feb33dwlt.

Do you want

at the dry

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

Bargains

Hbmeubek

Go to XJ

"Wittig & Co.'s, 170 Main street, Doming Block, and looksat tho big table full of cheap Goods. j.

Humbug!

21,dtf

Soma Goods must be

sold, and we sell them 25 per conU below cost. Look at our Bargain Table. C. ffrma & Co., 21,dlf 170 Main street, Deming Block,

you wuit a suit of clothing made in the very best style, and as cheap as can be bought anywhere, where women and apprentices ara not ««iployed, -go to Grover & Miller's, corner Gth and Main streets. m2ti*dir.

For

the largest and freshest Btoek of

Neck Ties and Collars in the,city, go to Grover & Miller's, corner 6th and Main streets. m2C-dtf.

er parties sell for one dollar, at Weicz' you can get the some kind for 75 cents.— Remember- the place, 4I5C Main street between 5th and 6th. ^^dtf

Go to W. H. Sage's for a delicious bev erage. His elegant Marble Fonnt is in fine order. 12,dtf

Catarrh

XOCAL NOTICES.

To Remove Moth Patches, ?reehles and Tan from the face, uie Perry'* Hothand Freckle Xiotlon. Prepared only by Dr. B. 0. Paaar. Sold ball Croggltti.

For Black Worms and Pimples on the face, nae Pebbt'i Comsdohe

.4%

at cost, at C. Wittig &

-i

Grocer,

for $1.50 at D.

Reibold's, 64 Main Street., dif. Hosiert

at cost, at C. Wittig & Co.'s,

lfO'Maln streot, Deming Block.

Peeled

16,dtf

dp.ikd

Peaches

at C.

Rip

and pinna

Rehcdt, prepared ouly by Dr. B. C. Peeet, 49 BonC street, New Torfc. 8oM everywhere. The trade aapplied by Wholesale Medlclae pester*, mar 17deod8m-w3m

MEW ADVeaTISEMEWTS

]^BW

ESTABLISHMENT:^

UJblKI pi»v' VI

The uadsrsigtied having gone into basincsi at I® «0. N. DISH OR EST'9 old staitf on

Ohio St., bet. Fourth and Fifth, I jgLQ^K C04LVa ,Mi

Will keep on hand a fall sapply of food

tot

man

FLOUR, .sisrt 1 *4* PODLTRY,

And a generaltsiortmentof

Fftmilj Groceries Provisions. Will keep constantly on band a freth supply of Tegelables of all kind*. Will also open on tbe ''i'" lit of September

XSti

FRESH NMAT JHUPRElIST.

And keep all kinds of fresh meat, leave your

Part'°f

at the clearance sale of Boots and Shoes, 64 Main Street. dtf. Mkk

md Box's shoes at rednced prices

at D. Reibold's, 64 Main Street. dtf. Call

and see those ooantiful French

and Scotch Ginghams at Cornelias

best pair of "White Hose at

els.,

at C. "Wrmo & Co.'s, 21,dtf 170 Main street'Demlng Block.

th6

CUy' Wi" B"° b°y

Farmers vril) do well (o call before selling. JT. B. VOOBHEE8. VBgStaiT' •1

Handsome Iron Hitching Posts FOB SALE ,ri E A O

AT THE

E1GLE IRON WORKS, COB, FIRST AND WALNUT STREETS. Jnn'eSdGm

SIMPSON'S COLUMN-

NOTABf t-IJBI.lt,

Commiaaioeer of Deeds for Ifegtera M.iks,

Fire

and

Life

insurance

Terre

M. Hale,

OFflOK—In Scott's Baildiog—np-stslrs—op-posite the New Court House. NO rlOE -^Uollectlons made in and out

Continental Life Insurance Compaiy,

OK' NBW YORK.

CAPITAL,

paid in —*... 9100,900,00 I

A8SKTS 2,167rt?S 49 POLICIES Issued in 1869..-. 0,404 H.

Ninpsour,

t„ni3TBI6T

Marl ldw.f

TXTANTED—A GOOD flTKT, to ciSSIfaad4oK*n«rBSouaWort.at W. B. •cL&ura. I aogiSMt .wf—•

"\X7ANTED.—At the .National Hoqm, two la tog roma girU, two Ml koyi and a flmt claas ntnntr. ataly.

FIn

the aame Corsets that oih

is killing tbousandi of onr

beat people, and yet the balance, although Buffeting from this horrid complaint, do not seem to think that unless they attend to this trouble in time, it will evontually end in Consumption. Sach, however, ia the case, and we hope all will avail themselves of the best remedy of' the age"Reader's German Snuff"—an article kept by all of our drugciaU, and only costing 35

cents.

Wittig &

??. Iri Groyer,Jr.,

apl4-dlw iV., Special Agent.

?he i?me^ at

ail kindj ot I can ft W '1, at all tf dat bot

Country Produce I

1 -jf

4,'f

j^UKUa H. SIMPSOJSy

ATroRNJRV AT 84AW,

AQE1TT.

MANUFACTURERS. vat 'tflf dbjxcc IRAlUlE CITY

PLANING

MILLS.

i'LIFT *& WILLIAIU, MitronrrT^arta ov

Sash, Doors, Blinds, Window ana Door frames, Moulding Brackets, 1-sfT

Klorlng and Siding,

And all descriptions of Finished Lamber,

Wholewtle tmd Retail Dealer*

*1 -y

PINE LUMBEB|, l^atii Mid Shingles, Slat© Hoofing,

Cement Hoofing, Roofing Felt.

All Work Warranted 11

Corner of Ninth and Mulberry fitt*

jaSSdtf

girl*, Apply bam*diang27dtf

TXTANTBD-Ciark & Price, ctr. Mala and Six Ik •trMta.'Wsat tnlnt. rate Barbara laariMil^ ply. —-ki-Kit?, aaa^Ot mSlim

FOR RENT.

TTOE KENT—-The Hall in sec-

3333t

core«r

O. OAKET.

T^OE KENT.—Booms above the

«»w to Dcmiag'a Jl:«sk. Baqalr* 3Wl»

at Flrtt Natioaal fiaak.

FDowliag

3R KENT.—Booms

No.

tv a good careful tenant.*' ICoqnlreol 12atC- A. C»MJBBOW, i1 ft I,i—.

:S.i

east, lor oheap. b* jappjyUf |#it%e^at*y frt 1 KUsev'ssale

Palace o£M«|lfe (, ,« let

'r I -J

To the'erfy.

and beast.- r•WKtif.it

Mai

'i#h4 ®^iW.aal

nished, Thesefaots I eesarf for convincing proof. I will, at ail ttmsg use my best endpayorsjo accommodate, both as regards quality mid -qoaSfrfty" aW^ptice, and

Hty mid- qi

trust by close atttatfcit to 411 orilsrS, to: reoeflre a liberal aharaof patronsgai' For fat thar 4pfttI mitUnplaMa call at m» offlce at' the olfLMwM of Engles^Xstt Ko. lttTdHainurtreat .?

A.-Qr+BSSTON,

All call*promptly'atsweteQftty4ttd n4ght August 10lh, J8€9- 3 1

CONTINENTAL.

•sj.&nan.

Agent,

Haute. Indiana.

:of

Court, at tessonablec immlssions. ESPECIAL ATTENTION given to eettleme of^^es aad GoardlaDS in th* Probate Court.

wanted

FARMS AND HOUSES TO'SELL AND BENT.

Aa.

Shop—No.

8,3d street, bet. Cherry aal Uaia.

P.O. BO* 389. Xrjr US, Jj27,

NOTICETOSHIPPEEa

in'l

Central Tnwsit Compaoy, Gio. DA»Li)iO, Snp't. il, M. Larsis,

MJBOUaNOlfX,

iv4

Stair Railings, Ballusiers#,^ Newell Posts,

September

1& 2

Hall. Tho roo«a are wall adaattd'

for the Floor and Paed, Oralgom haavy

ImisU

aaa*. Poiaesaion giran tauacdlataly.

tor

par-

tlcolarj inquire ot ltlf(«loa A__ Oo., at UtaBaV,

iCQiars inquire et Oo., rT^J. Bnntin, Terra ataato flooik a»4P*dtf

rOir¥

)B BENT—Thfr $tor« Bqom tbe •aoth-aaat corner o( the National Honse, oppoalte N atlonal Hoote.-

tbe Poilofflc A^ply at the 4fUdU

FOR SALE.

m. SAX/E"»Houae andr Lot on Ka oat re of al^autr

Sagle ktraat,

Mvni

fllani 8erenth

Honaiie by 42 feet, with ilatii aad oiatern,

hnainenpart'of iXe{«tty of larcaJHMt* W^i —5n kit

be sold very low for part cnafe year, liin^tiira offioe..

allwdtJthe carRiate^llmtt. of]-fe»ra ttauto^ The pre»ent Q.wper wtening to laaKe a cbabge of oUmate, wlir ncrtr glre a great lja^gain- In thi* f»rm, audotake )N tptin«^ia^to the pirchaier. ptemcheat

rtmtv.

Oa»-

tlcular», enquire by asdreHlng P. 0. Boa 7C3t Terr^Haate. Ind ..

irty on 10lo««e. acre* of

and all kind*

ground sat with omMiental-If** all klndi of beariag frnfi tree* fap*e «lid mall berrle# It la a deslrablMroiifrtjLaniyr.U^ aohUow oi terms to tutr. li"nol tola men WnftCvR

rent

oh oap^

XpOB SAlLE.-j^wV bo!ree«

at L. itssnert.^. .*S

i!t

{n acs^ptanca of the. above. uin^yr I Voutd, state for the benefitor all who aava bra tola! been using otheir analitiee, which w4ft gen trail accompanied by eh*i$H'l'aie«,s6Ji®®l)S%c, that those-qnaiitiM watejtei^ ififartor to, H/ktir'. now offer., particularly:, th*t.:tMB.tbefM_

Creek -Ooaii^mpw.r-or aay^Kwk With wWeh I there is afainao«caa»ectMyina^jao|| as np.bftr

there is afainantca ter than aeconAoc

orders and they will lie filled ond delivered I ^"s^d fortHWtaoa z. SuffloV0

WU'n i".

Veryjaspsttfully 1

angl23tf 2. tcJft. ft .i *1

^0 Sii JOaVA^-WOODj V. D.

7T f.:ju-i-3% iCsDL'

P^y8ician^an^^urgeon8.

OMce (temporarily) a£Dr^ffiMd'k andSe scenes, Nov.127 Ohioem4t,^M«wAa Betenlhaid Jtig^th'streMs.'- ,•

•-rsmt&nt

The Cheapest and Best Cook Sto?e

the Market. Some

thing new# ETeriNr

see

before bojlng the

styles. Please call and see tMs 8tove^k:". To Ire-li&d oniy at Headquar

,ei3ispot

Jiui""1,

it at r,t

etc.:

W. BOTTARD BANHIWO. B&BJBTf.

MANNINfi A ROBERTS,: PAINTE BS. Houss, Sign and Carriage Painting, Plain aad Decdr»tl*e Pei*r Haaging, Oratnlnf, Olazing, C»I«omlBing, FrtSooiDg,

4FfltVe«ir AH» KTlBiING,

•M

AT TEERE HAUTE.

-THE-' GREAT 8H0W!

WOKLfi'8

Q- F. BA.ILET & CO'S xt

CARAVAN,HBNAeKRIG

-AND—..

Equestrian Aggregation!

This is not a Railroad Show.

A MILLION OP DOLLARS and Invested in organizing the Qreat HORAL EXHIBITION! Amoal its JHenagerlal Specialties the only living RHINOCEROS

Pfwbftia^Uif.XMeirad writer sa|s

Ht drmketh up a river

eon

cr»a lmadsteT*," aa ^re"ha»e irwimut to' If*'.

Merrill eaclQslT* rlgbb -tWfia cannot 1)a srftpitsed for.^acnt WL in Cfsy coanty. 'Vfery rfrepefetrslly," «•"-1'--

Ixkibltsuidersn immearo.

WAVEK^KUW PAVilLlO^! ,^PoldlM^aTXHOO^ANii reople. Tw6 sspafate' MM distinct ezlibitlonl are^g^ven, and ORSBBttX Of ADXisalON admit to Sotbw

MmmgQrU Levees are held, fbrOne konr before ti»-KquMttianPM!Vo*Biaac€*,' to- enable ladles, dfiMfeirajtd ot^erato behold thM most tnstrnotIve and gt^aatt»lf«nagerl». jtcu

:::ssa

(UrifJLIiJT'S FAMOUS ITALIAN GIRCU8! If tpral)Jn8d with

(hi* 8

tupehdoni

O^iurzation. Tt'Com prsa

aftdalil

25UBfllVALLIB P1BF01UIBB8 SICK 3SBA.STIAN. the great are-Back Biier, and his eon BO' ATJCO Bon. JlTAQINLf, the four D- NZ1B BBOTHHBS, the ARABIAN BROrilEBS, and many others, ALlfTO)W\ TO FAME! In thefreevecal sp»qlaltUi. Also

oiil

TH"RKK CX0VVN9 and

FOUR LIDY RIDERS! iC'LLB JlfABIB ELI8M, J03KPOiNA ROWLAND,

MA.T)AME

ZKBLINB, aid tbe celebrated UBEHOIITA SAORIKOT

WHITE LINE"

Baffklo, V. T. Indianapolis, Ind.

Through Freifght

Line

Without change of cars between Terre Hant* and all points WIST, BOSTON, PBOVIDJtNCE. HA&TFOBD, NEW HAYCN and all principal towns io NEWK3GLAND. H*W TOBK, TROT, ALBANY, BUFFALO and all CASTKUN ClTIEa •ia Terre Hante and Iodianapoll*. Railroad viaIndtiaapolis, thence via Beliofoatalnv Ltn* through CiereUnJ, Buffalo and Albany. Tbe several Baiiread Companies foimiigthts Una have arracged this Company for the purpose of meeting the demand of shippers in tike tiaoaporUtion of

FLOtJB and BULK

Shipments.tuaninrtiiF WIUIS CAB TSBOUOH frcmpoiot to point without transfer, thereby savma dtlaj and damtga to prepertjr common at transfer points Bates always same as other Lines. LossandDsmageandoverchargopromptly settled br Agents of title Line. for CARS, through Bill Lading and contracts, apply to U- SHKWMAK.EE, Ageat, tJorner 9th aad Kain els.,-Terra liaaue, lad. anglSdlm

JULIUS MIBSSEK

CONFECTIONER AND BAKERT K«.MR*rtli fMulklt, Between Main and Obetry Street*,' I tkrbk, iNri. Keeps oons tantly an hand a freah eapple of Cakee, Candles, Ice Oream, Bread anJ OVaoKer*.

Custom Sawing, Planing and Wood Taming DONE to OBDEB. I

Haggerty's. l2-d4t. The

Ornamental Cakes, Fyraailds, lea Cream, IT*

AGBATUirois,^^

EXHIBITION!

That all the people may be convinced that this is the best and biggeat Xsaagerie, Caravan and QmrAi tw conaty, a ill

fiBAND PROCESSION wiTHTHE t.*-...

Asst. Sapt,

ffreat Golden Car! CoaTAlKIRU WITBIb'SCOBMIT BANB

Davf*

TJBN CAJCSLS and TWQBLBPHANT8, Aad pit tbe leading Artiste, and tbe Ladies on Performing Homes, •nd all the Jfaseive Animal Dens and OsgM, in One Solid SoTlog Column

Mil parade the pubiio streets.

2,i

d* Pam, M#

e,CblS.

will be made to oi Private fartleafnn lee Cnant4ai|ie«i *ot»o» short

tiro Ferforaances, Afternoon aad ETeaing, at'2 and 8 o'clock P. M.

Admission to the whole 50 cents

Ciildrew, 10 years of age and uadcr 25 casta. B«1T KISTAKK THI DATa BATE

D. S. DINGESS,

•. Oeairal Obatraetadg anrVaala«M Areat

MONDAY,

TEBY

THURSDAY1

ssri

I I

ACCOUNT

fl MJ&i t*j{ jiiJi,

oiirAaaaiathls ouuitty

0 8 9

to pleaf*-t))» «'Uttla/?lks,"we |arat«o snckiog

MI BABTLIOUtt Only six weeks old. aad an ELEPHAi\TES8 "AJNB JMTARf AFolar Bear—direet from the North Ocean a Brown Quaneos-£a"nev Variety ef Lama the 8a. cxed Qatt|| Ba^al Tigere, Jfaued Lions, W}a£SSr, LaughiecHyenas, Braiillan Jaguars, flanagal Leonards, South Amriicao Guanc s,. Ga-

Ps^BrL Oameis', ibmu^a. GritalyBears|. MS £acre4 Oz,» Bofalys, Black Wolves" Bsais, Alpine uoat, Lamas Oromedaites, pxjds^AxlgDeer.Afaskin flw'ine, Striped Hyehas,

Ze^ra, ^a^les", Osniches, Pec-

oMlsa, Tultnre,and a iuU array o'f exotlo Birds,

eys, Xpee, ^a^ons, $c,

yet

.ina.

4\ |V a su

fc*

ANP

SATUHDA YMORpiNGS,

-fi

W.S, KY€E&€«C

i*. ft

V^iil ask* a

Special Otferingl

-_X

u* -fefM if

'j.iivol etme

sm.'I *,tix

if nf3

1V®

I N E O O O S

CLOSE OUT THE STOCK.*

rl'&^

Livnss

J-.

ifDUm'itS«.

Each morning as speelM »bcve?.-. sbo ii

iM4./

I*VJ

..j ,1.-

edoBs pUciKtiiD

•ivtKi. ,3ioale

xt 1p.t

W-ifUfrt-tlaim

.-jM*

.. ,.2.an sAsufj,-.

PRICES:

LOW

., 'v***

& fyrl U':. •Wm-

that will

oiIKVIT*

***e

rsustr

*19*+'

___ **ik

PUBGHA8EB8

A* Jti nil

HHZ PA&E

rf"* wtf

fl .IM." .^t», Murnim

T0-4M it a.

Kit

IHn

«dl--

FORCE THE SALE:whw®H s*i ipsa t»*

it'nIAfne|

ptSTi

Into dit all bare, but

Full Parttcnlarv

»9, Sft.tl,. Jg O 1.3,,,.

•A-iiHi caiubt had at the

.H .tj .attl *,.48

"BfTCiK

,a-a&

MONt)ATiF, TBDBSDAT3, SATURDAYS and all

,J.*U ,,U»

inUriaidlatedays.

ti ..mttAm. a „«.t

W. 8. HYCE Jb CQ\ .i-V:' :A

BAEGF^Ilsrs X"r-^ 9^ vtl oi X- It/I. «I rv»j Sr,i 1 8 f. "-'lift." *»•*(. .(j, sy 5 1,

—AT—

.f it*

SO Daien

Good

tit it*s2 u} ,j ,j.:

Cornelius 4?-Haggrjiry'b. -*^5

is.

vmssi

Tt+vvySltiztebmittf*-

JHoop Skirta

At St SS and 3'.' cent*,

tSi-evii-sr -i-A

TLVt

Good

,u ,i

l(il* i.t,

Colored Print*

I":* er u»S

%t tfeBU-

Y«rd wide Brown

Ifiullck

-5JCU*.-3 ,*«

Mlj,

a? {.•«•«

i^,B4»tns.

ss#«

Bleachcd Bfnslin at 12% rents,

O'jf.' ittAjs,," 4

.Mose®"—-•"' as low as 10 centa a pair.

.-fa *?nas

i** ,«««* S aliw JUC.« set apt"* MM1V"* &0vi:d

-f:S'

Onh .' .... rfa tlisB vir.

tf l-I

VStiU h&JS

FBElClt

•rift,,**:

STMIPES, ti*

(•••M

l'»i

Good Thread,

Warranted

200

yards, ofily ^ce^is^a s^ool.

ejxws

brt-ii ,-ti«

*isi,

W^' S^4S*i

Stock efle«iHi and lottonodM

ia,

At very low

PERCAI.ES,

prtcee.

'ts-a jgat-ipoj «„.sf

ntj KAJ

riNB STOCK or

••'i-'tHKa.

"stc i":r* s-m&ifu

JtUf

*».

/i*

«*s

&*.*):•? f:

-i&i' i./ttofi,

SCOTCH

&iUm.

».«

.•

-#fSS'6oem

,®59i

*41

CHECKS

aad

?W»*SV«

id D# ,!£

TICKM

A XYTOfBODT. 'U*

**4a -h)*"

#9-

ixoimms

Oor, Main and Third Bta.

.*•.-

X***-

4w«

-sn^t ct Cr- til

si A"

!-o nw-'j

i«« .Om~'..*Q0nUi&,-

•*Wm

w» i«»*

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