Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 1 September 1869 — Page 4

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CITY NEWS.

A CASK

city.

rr.t iivg business man advertises, ai^

...ion

bear him complain of dull I

ycu never times.

in conKq»eno» of lb,« higli price

«rs, and is now with his family at Green

Lake, Wisconsin.

THE WEEKLY JSXPBESB, with the news 1

Hip-PO RO-TA-MUA!— Bailey's Caravan Las the only specimen of this almost mythical animal ever in the United States.

Ooa MARKET Is well stocked with fruit, with a gradual decline in prices-accept-able to consumers, and the reverse to dealers and producers.

OVER fifty wagon loads of watermelons were in the vicinity of the Court House square yesterday morning before eight

o'clock.

THE LAST session of the present Grand Jury will convene on Monday next. A new jury will take its place at the October session.

A STRANGER from the country, who drank a cup of water at the artesian well yesterday, charged somebody with having put rotten eggs in the water.

DRUHKENEBS and disorderly conduct is again taking an epidemic in our city^ On yesterday five such cases were before the Mayor's Court.

OH„ajxd after this evening the dry goods stores will close at six o'clock, ex. cept on Saturday evenings, when they will be kept open until seven.

THE papers relate an anecdote of a beautiful young lady, who had become blind, having recovered her sight after marriage. It is not an uncommon thing for peoples eyes to be opened by matrimony.

CoiOBSP CHILDREN.—In Lost Craek township tbero are eighty colored children, and in Nevinitownshipthirty-one, entitled to school privileges. The colored children in Harrison township, will be transferred to the school in this city.

the groceries make It pay. Nevertheless it Is a great advantage and convenience to people who-dhlike going to market.

ment.—Ind.

Journal.

JOSEFHUB COLLETT, JR., Hon. O. PJ Davis, Tho. H. Smith, Wm. M. BelJ Albert Head, Samuel Groendyke, G. F. Smith, J. M. Smith, W. J. Cushmau, of Vermillion county, and Col. E. M. Benson andE. D. Hill, of Parke county, and others, are in the city to attend a meeting to-day of the Bailroad Company, having in view the construction of a railway from this place to Danville, Illinois.

NEW HARD-WARE FIRM.—A few dajs since we mentioned the change In the hardward firm ot Cory & Mancourt, the interest of the latter having beon purchased by Mr. Anthony Defrees. In this morning's papor is an advertisement from the new firm, to whioh wo call attention, and in doing so commend both gentlemen as honorable, upright, courteous dealers, who buy closely, sell at a small margin, and start out with a determination to give satisfaction. When in •want of any article in their lino, we advise our readers to visit the spacious and well fillod establishment of Cory & Defrees.

A. MlLWAtnoe* photographer has made unknown to the nartiea, pbotograpna oi the groups of loafers who congregate about biscorner. —Exchange,

If some one of our enterprising artists I

were to undertake that businto here, be 1

would have the] heaviest contract of his

I Nail Works.

ioa& A.

of small-pox is reported in the

BUV IOCB

than ten

P„,K .ill con.rn.nd good agn,."bU prop., conn' .'

ST JOIPB SCHOECH

corn. Catholic Church, on Fifth street, is un|derroing improvement, on a very extenCOL. DOWLXNQ has changed his quar-1

loonprt this room-

of the past week, will be issuea this morn

in a

UToui'HFDL ^BOOTBLACKS are multipy"ing and are plying their vocation^ wUh Industry, perseverance and "cbeek^

',3

TBI DIMCCTOBS of the Vigo Iron Company met yesterday at the reaidence 1 of Mr. Chauncey Bos#, and elected as officers of the Company, Alex. L. Crawford, President John M. Crawford,Secretary and Superintendent and D. "W. Min-1 shall. Treasurer. It was determined to locate the works, comprising a rolling mill and blast furnace, in the southeast I part of the city, in the vicinity of the

TEXAS CATTLE.—The following section

0 an

act passed at the late session of our 1 Legislature may be of local interest "That any person driving, or in any manner bringing Texas "l4! tie into this State, at any tunebefore 1.he

_____ first day of October, and alter the firs. rpnoATi08 belonging to I (jgy of Marcb, Sn any year, and J* TH*T

STOCK of groceries ne I

Philip Bive will be sold auction to-day.

purchasing the said cattle, shall be

guiUy o{ a

mwdemeanor, and^on

So it turns out that JJr. So-and-so, though possessed of the best qualiflca lions, has to be always kept down, to be witched, to be denied tbe best positions

GREEK GROCERIES are getting plenty They are spread all over the city. People will eat, but it is a wonder how all of I for bichhe is well adapted because he

is liable at the most important juncture to lose his senses. He must be treated exactly like a periodical maniac,—safe enough when rational, but never trusted for a moment. If there were no other objections to dissipation than this, shonld be deprecated by every young man who spires to responsible and lucra tive poutionp.

SEVERAL gentlemen came over from Terre Haute last evening for the purpose of listening to the argument for a new trial in the case against Morgan, for murder, which takes place before the Supreme Court to-day. Hop. Daniel W Voorhees, Col. W- E. McXiean, Col. John P. Baird, James M. Allen, Esq, and oth-1 that a man is a tippler, that moment mis ers, will probably take part in the argu-1 trust is stamped upon him as unsafe in

soon as it is .known

business. Let not young men rely, then upon any merits which they possess, nor upon their good intentions which may be genuine, so long as they are tbe sub I jects of a vice which is liable at any time to lead them to the ptrpetralion of any senseless or outrageous crime.

BASE BALL.—An interesting game of Base Ball was played yesterday afternoon between the Crascent and Independent clubs. It was the last of a series, conse quently both clubs exerted themselves and played well. Scott Bell played catcher well, as i^ual. Harry Gilbert deserves praise both for bisgood play and behavior while in the field. The following score tells the story

Independent!. S. Bel!, 0 1 3

THEMARKETS are abundantly supplied with all the substantial and many of the delicacies that the real or fancied wants of people require. What is gratifying, is that prices aro much below those which prevailed a year ago, or at any time for the past six or seven years. Matters are! now gatting into a shape that a laboring man may not expend a week's wages to buy food to provision his family from Saturday until Monday. The supply ©fi Food is so abundant that not only the producer is amply rewarded at the re. duced prices obtained, but ths impoverished consumer enabled to have plenty and to spare in his larder. The only arti-J GREINER & FORREST will commence cle of prime necessity that keeps up to the I their regular evening sales this week. All old war and famine prices is meat—either I goods offered will be sold to the highest flesh or cured. Why such is the case is 1 bidder. Corner of Third and Ohio Sts. one of the unfathomable mysteries. dtf

B. O. Cracnt. O.

O. Voorliees, 7 T. Milner, R. 3 G. Craft, 0. 4 H. Gilbert, 6 T. Cookerly, 3B.... 6 0. Moench, 1 S J. Laughead,8 B... 4 6 H. Moench, L. F... 6 3 R. Reagan, S. 8....

S. Duncan, 9 3

J. Karly, S. S 11 2 A.Crane, IB 11 3 W. II. Ripley, 2 B.l I 2 W.

Tyler, 3 7 5

A. McLain, L. H... 4 7 O. Cllllixvick 1! 2

Total ,M 27

Innings

*Tnal 47 27 4 6 7 8 9 1 12 10 4 12-64 0 4 7 0 11 11—47

1 3 4 4 II 3 14

Independent!! Creseente

Crescent

Home rans, C. Moenchl, Voorhees 1 Ripley 1—1 ndependent 1. Fly catches, Gilbert 2, H. Moench 1—Crescent 3—Tyler 2—Independent 2.

Lett on bases, Voorhees 2, Craft 1, Gilbert 1— Crescent 4. Independent 0. Out on bases, Mliner2,CrafIs 3, Gilbert 1, Cookerly 1, H. Moench 1, Langhead 2—Crescent 10. Duncan 1, Tyl*r2, JTcLain 2, Chadwlc 1—Independent 6.

Foul bounds, Voorhees 5, Bell 6, Crane 1. Parred balls, Voorhees 8, Btll 6. Called balls, Voorhees 2, H. Maench 3, Reagan 1—Crescent G. Bell 1, Dnncan 2—Independent 3. 0nt on fl!es. Oookerly l, o. Moenchl, Longheed 1, H, Moench 1—Crescent 4. Bell ]. Mc&ain 1—Independent 2. .[JSi

Umpire, J. W. Barnett of Phcenix Clnb Scorers, J. P. Voorhees and J. V. Qrafl' Time of game three hoars and a half,

MEN'S CLOTH GAITERS at $1.50 a pair at Greioer & Forrest's, Corner of Third and Ohio streets. dtf

TEACHERS? IN8TITUTE.

thousand dollars, and ehall be

imprisoned in the discretion of the Court not exceeding one year, in the jail of the

—TlieSl Joiepb

Tfao eQlira ffont of the

buUdjBg bag beon tftken down an

finest church edifice in the city.

Ooa COUNTY FAIR IS near at hand, and tbe officers of the Agricultural Society are actively at work to make it a success We do not mean to disparage Vigo county in the eyes of outsiders when we say there is les? interest taken iu Agricultural Fairs here than almost any other county In tbe State, but to wako up our people to the importance of making an interesting show at the coming Fair. There is scarcely & county in the State with as much good land as Vigo and the season has been unusually propitious for the farmer and gardner. Every one cannot have tbe best, but let everyone bring to the fair the best he ha, and compare it with hia neighbor?, while we all enjoy a good social lime in our beautiful fair grounds, the handsomsst in the Stale.

KEEP SOBER.—There is one argument for temperance which ought to be considered by every young man. A man who i8«subject to the loss of self-control under the influence of liquor, can never enjoy that confidence which makes him eligible to responsible duties whatsoever good qualities he may po&sess when sober. Intoxication instantly destroys a mans sanity. All his worthy qualities vanish at its approach. Hence no excellence of character can redeem such an one from the distrust of those who would employ him. It is one of the greatest vexations to a business man and one of the worst disadvantages to his employe to bo obliged to say, as wo have ofien heard, ''Yes, Mr, So«and-so is a9 good a man as ever need be. I would trust him with any thing he is abundantly capable if he would only keep sober. But I can never know when he will got drunk, and hence I dare not trusthim at Anytime."

SKCOHD DAT.

order

accoraing

led in

v..

Prcf. Geo. W. Hoss, of Bloomington,

was then introduced and addressed the I

Institute on the silent workings of the I

"teachers. A synopsis of the address would I

not do him justice to. hear it was

highly appreciate it. On assembling in the afternoon, Mr. Valentine, on Arithmetic, explained the origin of weights and measures, and developed the principles of finding the nearest common division and least common multiple of whole numbers and fractions

er than

(lialrust

tended to the line of the street. A tower I one hundred and forty feet high is one of

featuras

IN the improvement

flf tbe

diJce is to be

changed in the most radical manner, including a magnificent altar, galleries, freseoe-paintings, &c. The entire cost of the improvement will aggregate ten or twelve thousand dollars, making it the

rantageoua a position for iron and nai 1I manufacturing as ia Tefre' Haute aad Brazil.

The Institute was promptly called to I Let the Bailroad from Terre Haute to

yesterday moraing "at nine o'clock, 1 Dmville, His., be poshed pushed by our

A.n exercise in vocal culture and music I

adjournment, by Prof. I City Council* with $100,000 eity bonds as

thedevotional exercises-1 ioan pushed by our business men, a goed

wor 0

was then conducted by Mr. Paige. I hard working laborer, Joseph Oollett, Miss Carde read a paper on Oral In-1 jjgq^ who is working night and day, with straction in Primary Schools, and gave I hand and purse strong, to carry the work an object lesson to a class of the following

little folks: Charley Moore, Paul Brown, I Rajiroad is done, Terre Haute can say to Bllen Cunningham, Jimmie Clark, Maria I Indianapolis, send on your order*, for iron ClaTk,' Lizzie Meesmore. Teachers and

scholars acquitted themselves well. After a short recess Mr. Byera, on the subject of Grammar, reviewed the properties of nouns and verbs.

Mr. Townley continued the subject of Penmanship. After recess Prof. Hoss gave a lecture on School Government. He said in sub stance that every echool must ba gov-1 AUCTION SALE OE |2,500 WORTH OF erned there should be few laws, or rules I GROCERIES.—On Wednesday Sept. 1st, no announced penalties, 8RY9 case of I the choice grocery stock of Philip Bive suspension or expulsion. Show trust

of your pupils. The

qualities of the teacher, arc self-control( self-reliance, courage, firmness, constancy, mildness, justice, vigilance, and promptness. The teacher stands in the relation of Legislator, Judge, and Eiecutive officer- His government is a limited monarchy. As legislator he should have wisdom and purity as judge, justice as an executive, honesty and faithfullness_ Punishments should bonatural. If a boy fights at repess deprive him of recess. If ha talks to a seat-ipatp, let Jjip) sit aloneThe rod

should be the last resort in pun*

ishment. It shows weakness in the teacher. Never punish in anger, and only sufficient for the purpose. Never strike on the head or face. 1 he tendency of the age is in the directum of the non use of the rod.

Adjourned to meet at 9 o'clock th morning. Seventjvthree teachers, wei In attendance yesterday. "r"

PROGRAMME FOR TO-DAY. A. M.

9 09to &!!$:—Devotional Exercise. sj-"? 9:20 to 10:00—Vocal Muflic by W. H. Paige. 10-00 to 10:20—Oral instruction by Miss Carde, 10:20 to 10:45—Hlitpry, by H. Greenawalt.10:45 to 11:00—Recess. 11:00to 11 iSO—'"How to makeNatura) History in teresting," by Mrs. 8.

a to 2-30—English Grammar by W. W. Byers. 2:30 to 3:00—Paper—Subject—"Is otir Instruction sufficiently practical"—O. Trobit. 3:00 to 3:30—Arithmetic, by W. W. Valentine.® 3:33 to 3:45—Recess. 3:45 to4{20—Penmanship, by James Townley.

4:20 to 6:00—Beadjng, by fn. H. Wiley. ..**

ROLLING MILLS AND IRON FUR NACES IN TERRE HAUTE AND BRAZIL.

ADVXSTLGE8"D? RAILROAD TRANSPORTA'RTOH FOB IRON ORE AND C0AJ OYER IN DIANAPOLIS.

Indianapolis seekB td-place herself in position, having advantages over Terre Haute, and other places, her neighbors, in tbe procuring of iron ores and coal for the manufacturing of pig and bar iron

Let no obstacle be thrown in her way towards the accomplishment cf so lauda ble an enterprise. Lot nature and art unite, all their riohnesss and s^pngtb to aid her in the praiseworthy ambition Let wealth and b-isin,«w? talent lay bold and do their bast to perform their part of tbe ncessary work. Let a scientific and professed gfblogist be employed to shake his wand through all the adjacent coun ties to Marion, and bring up from the depths bejoy, #11 the b'eck coal and iron ores he can (ind,

an(j vhen

it is done, let

the men of capital and senge *it down and count tbe cost of manufacturing at Indianapolis, and also at Terre Haute and Brazil, Clay county.

Let him begin on tbo transportation and cost of tbe iron ores and block coal necessary to begin the work for to ibisimportant Hem, bolb places must come in figures and must go to the Lake Superior or Missouri mines for tbe largest part of their ore for extensive iron manufacturing.

Now, which of the two places, Terre Haute or Indianapolis, has

and

xcill

Making transportion for ore...203 miles Now £dd for hor block coal not less than fifty miles, and you have for Indianapolis for coal and ifo.a two hundred and fifty miles of railroad transportation Not a mile less than this can she lay them down at her furnaces.

Now how stands Terre Haute in regard to these facilities. Terre Haute to Danville 49 miles Danvillo to Chicago 123

Total 172 miles Thus giving Terre Haute the advan tSge of thirty-three miles in getting the ore from Chicago and seventy-two miles from Missouri. Add for tbe transportation of tbe block coal from Btazil sixteen miles, makes one hundred and eightyeight miles ot transportation of coal and ores together, giving to Terra gaute the advantage in the Lake Superior ores atujl coal from Brazil of sixty.seven miles, and for the furnaces at Brazil of sevenlvsevea miles, when the shortcut railroad made. As applied to the Missouri ores and block coal from Clay county, Terre Hante has the advantage of one hundred and nine miles less railroad freight

It is absurd then for Indianapolis to be boasting of her superior advantage^ for leaking pig and ba? iron, or any other iron or nails. She has advantages, but neither nature and art, or nature and art with wealth, talent, and geological sci» enca combined, can place her in so ad-

cheer spoken to our friead and

|ong the line by storm. "When this

an aQ

lhe

we will fill them at prices

less than your own manufacturers can afford them.

SAL* OT BKFJUBHMBHT STABDS AT THE PAIR GROUNDS.—The Directors of

yjg0 Agricultural Society will sell at

uclion tj,e privilage

&n(

of one Eatiog House

gy0 refreshment gtands. Tbesale will

1piaC9

the Turners' Hall, onSatur-

I day September 4th, at 2 P.M. No person I will be allowed to *n!l liquors on the ground. 8S|§-

Terms—One half cash, the balance on the first day of the Pair. By oider cf the Director*,'

Sepld4t Jos. GILBERT, Sec

SELLIHO Boots and Shoes very cheap at I Greiner & Forrest's. dtf

rath- next door to McKeen'ajBank, will be sold

at auction without reserve, for the benefit of bis creditors, aug3Q d3U

W- H. BANISTER is now east, laying in a 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 shoul4 drop }n and see the nq ces.

and learn the low pri .8 -dlw.

SCHOOL BOOKS.—Bartlett & Grundy u. 101 Main street will be prepared for the opening of the 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 evory kind directly from the publishers, and in sufficient quantities to seenro jobbers' rates, tlrey will be enabled to sail as low as the market can afford.

Remember that 101 Main street is headquarters for School books and sta

tionery.

E. Moore.

11:16 to 12—Theory and Practice, by Wlu.»m Wiley—Subject—"The Organization of the School."

NEW ARRIVAL cf 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. Freemau's, 161, Main street, near corner of 6tb.

MOHAIR SWITCHES

dtf

cheap,

Riddle's. dtf.

BUT vour Jewelry of Riddle.

have

tbe most decided advantage in railroad facilities and price of freight, in getting these ores and the genuine block coal.— The Lake Superior ores must come, all will admit, via Chicago. To this point Indianapolis is looking and pushing railroad via Crawfordeville and Danville, Illinois. To Danville from Indianapolis... 82 miles Danville to Chicago.. 123

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 orderi go to Grover & Millet's, corner §lh and Main streets. m26-dtf.

WHAT IS THE USE to pay 75 cents for an old style colored Hoop Sktrt

at tbe dry

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

NEW STOCKof Silver Plated ware at Riddle's. "dtf.

DON'T FORGET that you can get tbe best Hoop Skirts made at Herz & Arnold's Skirt Factory, 89 Main street, for a good deal less money than you can buy old stock, which is ojjt.Qf ?tyle: at any other store in the city. dtf

NIGHT TERM of the Terre Haute Com» mercial College will begin Monday, Sept. 6tb, 1869. 25,d2w

ETES.—To obtain good spectacles has always b^seo a difficult job. Our readers will be pleased to learn that that difficulty need no longer Je encountered, if tbey will call at the jewelry store of S. Freeman, Rational House Block, and procure a pair of La?arus 4s Morris' celebrated "Perfected Spectacles.''' They are well spoken of by tbe press in the east and elsewhere. augl4-dwlm.

LIGHT PRINTS at cost, at C. "Wittig & Co.'s, 170 Main straet, Deming Block. 16,dtf

BY YOUR wife FT gold jvatch of Riddle. tf

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

UUMMRR DRESS GOODS at cost, at G. Wittig & Co.'s,

170 Main street, Demiog

Block. .. 1G.W TBK cheapest Millinery Store is at Mrs. Mitten's, Main street, between 8tb and 0th. dltf.

TITKNE'W DR\* GOODS STORB, NO. 73 Main street, formerly occupied by Wittig & Co, will bo open«H on or about the 10th of September, 1869, and is to be ktiown as Ijje itfew York Store. dtf

LADIKS GLOVBS at cos', at^L'. W'tl'g & Co.'e,

170 Main street, Deming Block. 16,dtf

GKMUINE Imported Port. California Claret. Pure Sherry. Old Kentucky White WheAt Whisky. Choice Liquors alway^ o$

JOSEPH STRONG, Grocer.

j25-lf. 19^ Main street.

at D. dtf.

GOOD LAC* GAITERS tor $1.50 Reibold's, 64 Main Street.

HOSIKRT at. cost, at C. Wittig & Co.'?, 170 Main street, Deming Block. 16,dtf PlKLKp DOTED PBACHBB »t C. I. Ripi_ li'A.a pes

A FULL LINK of Ladies, Misses and Children's Hose at such prices as will sell them fast, at C. WITTIO & Ca'a, 21 dtf 170 Main street, Deming Block.

FOB t&B Largest and best assortment of cloths, cassimeres and Testings- in the city, go to Grover & Miller's, corner ,6tij and Main streets. m26-dtf.

CHOICS 8agar Cared Hams, at Joaeph Strong's. [19,dtf

DIED.

ifoaU—Oa Moaday miiti, at Ui tuUiMt 6j Horifcstkatreet, Mr.

36th year.

Blaekbara McGse. la htt

Fnierml services «1H ttu |1IM at his Iat% Tesidonce, this afternoon at thrM o'clock.

OB ready made clothing less than cost, go to "Grover & Miller's, corner 6th and Main streets^ m26-dtf

Carrow and Silk Parasols at coat, at C. "Wittig & Co.'g, 170 Main street, Darning BlocJr. I6,dtf

SCWIHQ MACHINES to sell or rent, at Biddle's. atf

PEACHES—J. W. Edwards, on Main street, ona square east of tbe Tain Haute House, is now receiving daily from Vincenee, a choice lot of fully ripe peaches, of the best varieties, an£ at low prices.— Call an4 see them. 26^dlw

OLD FURNITURE MADE NEW.—AU kinds of repairing, also Book Cases, Show Cases, and all kinds of work made to order. E. M. HALE, 26,41 Corner Sixth and Elm streets.

IF TOU WISH to purchase a nice Corset .don't forget to see Herz & Arnold, 89 Main street, between 31 and 4th, where you can buy abetter article at & lower price than anywhere elaft dtf

REMEMBER WEISZ' original Skirt Factory is now 156 Main street, between 5th and 6th streets. a5Jdtf

COFFEE AND SUGAR retailed at wholesale prices at Joseph Strong's, N(. 190 Main street. [lfdtf

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

IF TOU like a gocd smoke, call at Moudy's Cigar Store and buy one or more of his Velocipede Cigars 17dtf

FOR latest styles of Hats and Bonnets go to Mrs. J. B. Mitten's, Main street bs« tween Sighth and Ninth. j?2-tf.

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

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

BEAUTIFUL colors in Crape Meretz Bereges and Lamartines, just recsived at Corneliusfc. Haggerty's. 4dlw

LACE COLLARB, Bidle's.

CHOICE WINES arid Liquors at Strong's, 190 Main street. dtf

SPEER'S STANDARD WINE BITTERS highly recommended by physicians for Dyspeptics, on account of its tonic pro-perties,-its purity, and its delicious flavor. feb23dwlt.

Do TOU WANT BARGAINS 7 Go to Wittig & Co.'s, 170 Main street, Deming Block, and look at the big table full of cheap Goods. 21,dtf

No HUMBUG! Some Goods must be sold, and we sell them 25 per cent, below cost. Look at our Bargain Table.

C. Wrrriq & Co.,

21,dtf 170 Main street, Deming Block,

IF TOU WANT a suit of clothing made in the very best style, and as cheap aB can ba bought anywhere, where women and apprentices are not employed, go to Grover & Miller's, corner 6ib and Main streets. m26«dtf.

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

REMEMBER the same Corsets'lhat oth er parties sell for one dollar, at Weisz' you can get the some kind for 75 cents.— Remember tbe place, 156 Main street between 5th and 6th. dtf

TO W. H. Sage's for delicious beverage. Bis elegant Marble Fount i9 in fine order. I?,dtf

CATARRH is killing fhoufea^ds of our best people, and yet the balance, although suffering from this horrid complaint, do not seem to think that unless they aftond to this trouble id time, it wilt eventually end in Consumption. Such, however, is tbe case, and webopp a!) will avail themselves of the best remedy of the age— "Reader's German Snufl"'—an article kept by all of our druggists, and only costing 35 cents. IRA GROVER, JR., apl4-dlw Special Agent.

LOCAL N£T!9£$.

To Remove Moth Patches, Freehlea

and Tan

from tbe face,

Freckle

h»nd,

use Perry's Moth and

Lot'on.

jPrepjred

only by Dr.

PEBBY. Sold by all

N E W A I S I E N

«»-4S3

CORY &

B. C.

Droggiati.

For Black Worms and Pimples on the Face, NIP PSGBY's COKEDONE AND PIMPLE REMEDY, prepatej only ty Dr. p. C, PFBBY, 49 Bonu street, New Tork. tjold eYej-ywliere. Tbe trade supplied by W|iole'i»le &Iedi<*lsn ItBilcrs. oiarlTdeod8m-w3m

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

EW ESTABLJSHMEN

The nnderelgned h»Tinor gone into bosimsi at f,: t'. S. DKMOREST'd old et»Dl on

Ohio St., bet. Fourth and Fifth,

Will keep on hand a fall supply of food fjr man andlreasl.

FLOF8

FPED,

FRUIT,

••V.

POULTRY,

And A gener&l asKrlment of

Family Groceries A Provisions.

{fill keep constantly on band a freth supply of Tegetables of all kinds. Will also open on tbe 1st of September a

FRESH MEATMABfr&T,

And keep all kinds of fresh meat. Leave yoar orders and tbey will to tiled and delivered promptly to all parts of the city. "Will-also bny all kinds of

Country Produce

Farmers *ill do'well to call before selling. J. S. yOOBHKKS, aug31dtf

Wholesale aad Retail DntKs ta

A W A E

Iron., Steel,

Spokes,

and hankerchiofs at if

BARGAINS I Bargains I! Bargains 111 at the clearance sale of Boots and Shoes, 64 Main Street. dtf.

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

CALL and see" those beautiful French and Scotch Ginghams at Cornelius & Haggerty's. 'vV

*.?•)»

CfJails,

Glass,

Paints,

f..

12-d4t.

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

CASSIMERES.—D ull line, at very lowest prices, at Cornelius & Haggerty's [6,d4t

Oils,

Sash,

MANUFACTURERS.

3 iI

Wood turning.

DONE to OBOEB. All Work Warranted.! Corner of Ninth and Mulberry 8U.

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26th,

Monday, Jaly

1869.

TUfiLL, RIPLfif «Dt»Hr8

Orand Closing Sale of

SIIMHER DRESS GOODS!

Commencing THIS MY

30,000 fords of ail kinds of

DRESS GOODS

Reduced to the popular

price, TWBflTy-FlVR CBMT8»

per yard.

in the above sale onr pres-

ent stock of Domestic Goods, including Brown and

Bleached Muslins of the fol

lowing brands Atlantic A,

Amoskeag A, Salmon Falls

W, SarenacXTooT^X New York Hllisf Wamsutta,

Tnscarora, Lonsdale, Hill,

Hadley, and njost other

popular brands.

Ulegant line Madder Prints

at 9,10,11, and 121-2 cents.

totton Yarhs&rpet Chain,

brain Hags, &<P„ at reduced prices aoo ir aoc

11 -L

.nt**? ec? -T7C .i

Tuell, Ripley A Deming li ^,

Main 81, corner Ith,

its1'' :JM» i»s

WANTED.

TX7ANTED—A GOOD GIRL to cook and do 7«nar*l hoase wor*, at W. B. Mot.KAH'S, aa*3M*t south 5th street.

WANTED.—At the Nation &i Hon*., two dining room girl*, two b*il boyi aad a Ini elaaa rnnntr. apply immediately. ang37dtf

FOR RENT.

Fon*«torjof

3R RENT—-The Hall in see8. C. Scott's bn'Miog, on ith WW, Mow Oh'o, Apply fo

SSd3t O. 0. OA KEY.

1?OB BEN T.—Rooms above the -I? emwitmli Dmtag's O'tck. Kaqalra atfinSMattoaal Bank. :iti«

FDowilng

DR KENT Rooms No. 1 & 2 Holl. T(M roo A trt wall ad«pttd lor tkoflonr and Fted, Gratacrany hoary bailMM. Poaaemioa givoo immediately.

FOR

Doors,

t-r-w..*, Blinds,

Carpenter's Toels.

FOR

& I A E S I S O ii .xariff if.,

No. 121 Main A1 and 3 Firth Sts. "S 1

Terr^ liairfei

Stpt 1, dWtf

1'*. nXtHKHXVt'*,

PRAIRIE

CITY ^LANINQ MILLS.

^jLIFT & WILLIAMS, *ANTJRATTUB.E** ,OF

Sash, Doors, Blinds

Window ana Door Frames, Moulding Brackets, stair Ballings,

a Newell Postee

*Florlng and Siding, And all descriptions of Finished Lumber.

W holesale, G)fid Jttiitit —IN .* 'Y: PINE ^LiUMBEBi

Lath and Shingle#,

Slate Roofing, Cement Boonni Roofing Felt* Custom Sawing, Planing and

I si

»iO)U

Tor

p*r-

ttcnlnre l.qnireot Bip.-eio* a Co., at tho Hat!, or T. C. Bootm, Terre Una to Bocso. (aglldtf RIPPJKTOB& C".

RENT—The Store Room in tbe iralk-eut corner ot the National Honee, opposite National Home.

the Poatofflc Apply at the fyl7dtt

igpg

FOR SALE.

FEagleSAXiE-.House

DR and Lot on itreet, between SliCt an4 8erentb. Eaqnlre of B. WllIGHT A CO. aqgSSdtf

SAXE—THE ROSE FARM Ibebe.t Stock, D*iry or Grain Farm in tho ocuaty, containing 261 acre*, within thne mi lee or the corporate limit* of Terre Hante.— The preeent owner wUhtng to make a change of ellmete, will now give great bargain In Ihla farm, and make the termi easy to the parcheier. Il not told at private rale by the 16th of September, it will be offered on that day to the higheet bidder, together with the 0«rn, Hay, Uog, Cattle, Hone* and Farming Tools. For further particular*, enquire by addressing P. 0. Box 7(33, Terr« Hante, Ind. AugSwtSept 15-42

FBooth

&o Ac.

)R SALE—A nice property on Sixth (treat brick honse, 10100ms, nicely grained and papered, near two acre* of groand sat with ornamental trees and all kinds of bearing butt trees, grapes and small berries. It lsadaslrableproperty and will be sold low on terms to suit. If not sold sncn wlU be (or rent tm a gaod careful tenant. Enquire of 12atf A.

FURROW.

XpOR SALE.—BUGGY at a bar J? gain. It has a good Leather Top, built ID the -east, for sale cheap, applying Immediately at Klaaner'a Palacs of Hniic.

T?OR SALE.-Two horses, cheap J3 at Lv Klaaner'a. No. 43 Oblo street. Ang6dlm

LOCK COA'

I TEREE llADrr, IBD., iugnst 9th, 1889, To the City of Terre Hante and Yiclnity:

Ilmpceters,

We have this day appointed B. V. Merrill as sole agent fir the saleot onr Superior Block Ool for Terre Hante, aad all others representing tfcenvaelToa egeqta from oar Bank may beconaidcred aa wahave traasferred to Mr. Merrill excluilre right.. The quality of this coal oannot bs mrpaasad for gaaerai purposes by ary «. 01ayf^an¥}. Ver,

In acceptance of the above agenoy, I would •lata for the benefit JT all who have heretofore been using othelr qualities, which were generally acoonpaaied by oheapar ra»aasay U^lil^o, that these qnalltfei were very Inferior to that wbicb I now fe, particularly that trom tbe "Otter Oreek Goal Company," or any bank with which there is a furnace connected, Inasmuch as no better than second or third rate, that which cannot be used forlnrnaoo purposes, ever sees the Terre Haute market, for whlah agents charge almost the same ratea at which much better can be furnished, These facts I can substantiate, if necessary for coaTiacing proof. I will, at all times, use my best endaavora to aocommo4aie, boih as regards quality aad quantity aad price, and trust by clqse attention to all orl«rt, to receive a liberal share of patroneg). For further Ioformation please call ai my offlce at the old sta of Kogles Tutt, No. 1 ffT Main street,

Very respectfully,

amrl2itf:»" K. F. HjEBBILL 1.5(45

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CONTINENTAL!

The Cheapest and Best Cook

Stove In the Markets Some

thing new. Everybody should

SfOVe-

see It. before Buying tnc old wo and gigantic jroUag»no.

styles. Please call and see this

jM*

To be had only at Headqaar-

ters. ovsrHW* via

ag ii jl. nliAVA HaaiIb I tatlon of MEBOHANDIfE, FLOUB and BULK Many OI lfte aD0¥6 VOOaSlshipmeiits.maniogthpWtttTSVARTaBOUaH I from point to polpt without tran»for, thertby oddam' saving delay ana damtga to property com man

are now selling from 40 to I ^^C.^dD^^^rerc^^erroC75 cents. We sliall Include

R. L.BALL

J^OTICE TO SHIPPEES.

WHITE LINE"

Central Transit Company, Oao- DAILIKO, 8n(.'t. M. M. JJABDIS, Asst. Supt., Baffalo, M. T. Indtanapolla, Ind.

Through Freight Line without change of cars between Terre Ha and all points WIST, BOSTON, PBOVlDKNuB, HAHTFOBD. NIW HAVfM and all principal towns lo «KWNOrA»D. MKW TOBK, TBoV, ALBANY, BUFFALO andall BASTE UN CITIES via Terre Hante and Indianapoli*, Bailroad via Indtaaapolie, tbeaco via Bollc^ntalu Lino tbrongb Olevelanl, Baffalo and Aibeuy. Tbe several Sail read Companies foimiegtbis Line iitearracgsdthU Company for tbe purpose ot meeting the demand of ebipperaimhe taniportatlon of MKB0UANDI5E, FLOUB and BULK

Lois and Damage and over chuge promptly se iled bv Agents of this Line.

For OABS, through Bill Lading and contract*, apply to SHEWMAKER, igant, Corner 9fh and Half) elf., Terre liante, Ind. augl3dlB»

JULIUS

MJESSEN,

AMKBICAR AN® PABItlAN

CONFECTIONER AND BAKEB, STo. 18 lforth Fonrtb St., Between Haiti aid Cherry'Streets,.", TKRRK HAUTK, IND. Keeps constantly on hand afresh snpple of Cakes, Oanaiee, IceOream, Bread and Crackers.

Ornamental dakes, PyraiQldf, Ice Cream, Water leer, Cbarlotte-rnrse, Jilly, Blanc a Mange Soman Pnncb, Bisqnite Ciaoe, Tromsgede Pam, Fancy Ice Cream, Pastry, Tongne, Cbioken Salad Ac,, will be made to «order.

Private Parties (nrsiabed with Oyst rs, Meats, loe Cream, Jailie*, Ac., on abort notice. may!9dtf

Handsome Iron Hitch log Posts FOE SALE

At THI

E1GLE IBON WORKS,

COB, FIRST AND WALNUT STREET*. Jnne 3 dSa

W. HOWARD MAHKIKO. J. W. aOBSBTS. MANNING A B0BEHT8,

XTOTICE TO CONTKACTOKS.

September 3,

AFtKBNOOX AND ETXXIN6,

AT T£RR£ HAUTE.

•-•'•a.

-THE-

WORLD'S GREAT SHOW!

G. F. BAILEY & CO'S

OIO ANT 10

111-

Ik**

Equestrian Aggregation,!

A MILLION OF DOLLABa Ixpend«d and invested in orgaatzlng tte Great

£4j!$$«:•

AngGlmdw

(OrUoitA^ofHoIy WrltyVve*lefil ft'ihli ed\in"try Tbe only specimen of the

HIPPOPOTAMUS!

WhiteBear, LaaghieicHyenas, Braal'lao J*ga*ra.' I Senegal Leopards, South Amr.iOae Gutnc s. Oa« zhllee, Pan'nam, Otmela, tmuci. Gr ttly Beara, I Zebu or Sacred Oz, Boflaloa, Black Wuives, I Black Bears, Alpine Qo*t, Lamas Uromedaii'-e,

Bisons, Axis Deer, afaskio Swine, Htrlpid Hyenas, Tapirs, Quagga, Zebra, Kagies, Os.ilcbea, Petcarles, Vmtnre, ant a in'l array of exotio Bird?, afonkejs. Aper, Baboons, Ac, 1TREAD THIS I'm

Exhibits under sn immeute.

WATEK-PROOF PAVILLIOS!

HoldingIIOUT THOUSAND People. Two separate'and distinct exhibitions aie g'ven, and ONE PRICK OF ADJMiesION admit to Cst^.

Menagerie Leri-eeare held,' for One boor before the Equestrian pertoi-oances, to enable ladles,

.. children and others to behold thlo most Initmct-

•i 1

This is not a Railroad Show. .* PosltUelr the largest and best tfrna* erle tndOircn« ever aeen ID thla State,

MORAL EXHIBITION!,

Among i'e tfenagerlal Specialties tbe only living

RHINOCEROS

Of whom the.in spired writer ia)s: •,», 0 He drinketh up a river he can draw up Jordan inta his mouth f" .''' To please the "little folk»," we hare t«o aarkiog

PKT BABY UVNS' Only six week a old. and an

EI.EFHA\T15SS

AI*D INFANT:

|APolar Bear-d'rect from tbe Motth Oceaa Brown QnancOfo-a new variety ef 1 ama tbe Ss cred Cattle, Bengal Tigers, Biack- Jfaaed Llon»,_

FITH I «:J

QUAGLIAJf'S FAMOUS

I A I A N I S

I combined with thla 9fn peadous Orgknizatioo. It ComprZfS

610. 9Eft\SllA^. the great aTe-Bark Bi'*r, and his son R0JfEOiBeo. JlfAOIMLy. tbe four

N E O HE US A A BIAN BBO CHBB8, and many others,

ALL KNQHX TO FAME!

In their feveral »»M'I*UIOI. Also THREE CLQWNS and

FOUR LADY RIDERS! I M'LLE KARIE ZLISR. J03EPHINA ROtTLAND,

MADAME

ZBRLINK, asd the celebrated'

LASENORITABAfiBINOt

A 6RATCIT0US

EXHIBITION!

That all the pwple may be convinced tbat this i« the best and biggest Jtfenagerie, Caravan and Cirdns In tbe connty, a

6RAND PROCESSION

Great Golden Car!

coar

WITRKB'S CORBTBT HANI) t&iWIf BT TBN CAMELS and

TWO BLEPHAlfrTS, And pll tbe leollng Arljste, and the L«dies on Petformlog Horses, nd all the ATasslrs Animal Sear and Cages, in One Solid Horiag Column mil parade tbo public streets.

E S

Honss, Sign and Carriage Eaint^og, Tlaln and Decor*tire Pacer Hacg

ng,

Isotnu's Ornce,

STIMTUTE,)RAAAILAT TC A CSICSOOKAII.*AT./ Tnaa HAtrtR, I*D.,Aug. 9th, 1M9. Pealed Prep tain wtll be reeslTsa at he.offlce .until Saturday, September Jitb, '869, lorivr-

HAD Eft. Ilia I niatilng materials an-J eoDetrnotlng tbe Pll^ and usaean/, aaaws xjn,^ rbandatiblk, and Xesonry of the jt.il

war BrMgeaotoea the Wabeab iver at Clinton ana at a point about three miles above Koatezofaa. TbeOempasy wl 1» choose between the ab*v« ^poipte of location on or before tbe day of letting.

PUaa aad spedi$cation may ba ieeo at tble oflce. Toe ccznpany reeerrcs the right ef rrjscting all bids which are not satisfactory.

HXUBY BACON,

jldlm Chief JEngtacer.

ma."

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I 4 *. /K

draialnr, Glazing,

OslsoBlDlng, Frrseoing, Ac Bsm-Hp. 3d street, bet. Uberry an I U'ia. P. 0. Box 889.

Trt

us, j, 27.

SrfK

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Pcrforinances, Afternoon and KTcainj, ataandSo'clock P. I Admission to the whole SO cents

Ciildreo, 10 yetrs of age aad nnder 2f5osats W BOH*T HlSTAKE THE DATA DATE

D. 8. DINGESS,

Graeral Oontraotedg and Baslness Agent

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