Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 18 September 1869 — Page 4

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-6:00 F. *«.* 9 The County Fair clown tc^ay. "the eciool chiiaren will enjoy a holi day at the fair grounds to-day.

PjfBSONAL.-Wm. Moore, of the Pans

Blade,

was in tbecity yesterday.

The

Criminal Court was not in session

yesterday, and will not be to-day. .y. A pair of pl»tn drunks were disposed of in the Mayor's Court yerterday morning.

Premium Cow.—Mr.

Ground to-day, carrying visitors attwen-ty-live cents the round trip. The table is given elsewhere.

From

our exchanges we learn that Iho

Early Rose Potato is the rage over the country. Everybody goes for tho Early Rose. It has proved an immense yield in this county.

Fatal Accident.

Periodicals.—The

morning a gentleman ad

vertised for a fine blooded bird dog, which had been lost or stolen some time since. In a few hours after the iSsue of tho

New Swindling

Dodge.

Times

tells the story which we

publish below. It illustrates again the disposition of the people to allow themsolves to bo swindled and tho m#re transparent the sell, the more likely some men are to bite at it. Tho victims, too, are generally that class of persons who never Tbave any money for ordinary purposes. We shall doubtless hear of the samo swindlo being perpetrated at other points in tbe State, since, unfortunately, vorv many persons do not read the papers. He may possibly "light" in this city, and that our roaders may be on their guard, wo givo tho Timei statement of the transaction:

A sharper played a nice gatno at our recent f»ir, by which a good many good people who should have known better, were taken in and "done" out of their money so easy that they thomselves havo not yet got done laughing over it. A respectable looking Aminadab Sleek drovo into the midst of tbe thickest crowd ou the ground in a buggy, containing beside himself sjhigh b:x. 'Stoppingdeliberately in the middle of the crowd, ho got up, looked arond calmly, and said: "Gentlemen, I have a wager with a friend that I can give away so much money, in a certain way, in a certain time. Now, every man who has a dimo let him band it up and I'll give him a dollar for it. Or let every man who has a dollar hand it up, and I'll givehim $5 for it—all good monoy. It there is a dollar of it bogus, you can have mo arrested." Up went the dimes ttnd dollars in a perfect cloud, and each man got back a good one or a five dollar bill. Finally the chap declared ho had won hi3 wager, and shut down" on that part of tho performance. He then announced that he had another wager that he could give away so much money and jewelry together in such a length of time. 'Now hand up your $3s, and I'll give you back two or throe timai the amount of money and tho jjewelry. in an envelope, but you must agree ^t looltiiPU tell your friend! what tfce^ewelry is tril you get off the ground." Every fist for half a mile round had a in it shaking it at the chap He would pick up a bill out of bis box and pretend to poko it into thacnvelope^rako in the$5,and so on to the next bumpkin. After gatheiing in his harvest in this way, the chap declared his wager won, shut up shop and drove rapidly awn}-. Every man retired to a secret place and opened liis envelope to take out his money

VIGO COlfNTY PATS:'

The attendance At the Fak was somewhat larger than on tho prerfous tie weather was* bf thfe pleasant cbapacter^ and all appeftr£$.£p enjoy the occasion.

At about noon tbe (Mutest between Will Hoddy on the velocipede and Cbaun-, Deming era foot took place, resulting in Deming winning the first .MIL mil® -and Hoddy the mile heat.

and

full

On Thursday

evening about six o'clock, on Otter Creok prairie, a lad named Daniel Barnes, was thrown from a horse and received such internal injuries as to cause death in less than an hour.

A letieb from Hon. John Ingle, Jr., which we publish to-day, shows that he did not go to England for the purpose of buying railroad iron, as we announced sometime ago on the authority of an Evansville paper.

October number of

Demorest's elegant and attractive Magazine is received at the Poetoffice News Depot. Harper's Weekly for September 25th, and Frank Leelie's Illustrated Newspaper of tho same date are also on Ash's counter.

Laying Corner

Stone.—On

,x S.J

press information of his whereabouts was obtained and the animal recovered. A person in the northern part of the city had him securely fastened, lest ho might go back to his owner.

The

and

his jewelry. Each one found about five cents worth of brass and a dimo in their envelope—"only that and nothing more." Tho crowd had been done out ot $500 or $60Q over and above what he first gave away. What is very curious about the matter is, that, though the shrewd lellow gave away hundreds of pieces of brass, not a man can be found in Delaware county who got a peice of "that" jewelry! la fact it is about as useless to ask

Who got the jewelry?" as it is to reiterate "Who got the ten thousand dollars?" Sold again, and got the cash on the nail! ..

In the afternoon the green trot for premium of $25 "occurred, and!t^fi*_aJrwir made to.P/rt. Crowe's hora^ Tfee-follow-ing were the entries', with the time. Patrick Crowe's s. g.. 1 2 C. C. Smockfs br. ijacob White's b.

Titfe—3:33—3:33—3:33f. I just as the horses were starting, Crowe Ihorse, driven by Alex Parsons, became fractious, overturning the sulky, break ing ib? shafts, Paifofr jjjM throjrn.™--lently to the ground, and the horse also fell, but neither sustained any injury Anothersulky was procured, and a3 above nc^edjiftlfcib^e j^*jlbe 'as^feat an the premium.

The fair will close this evening. Thi8 afternoon an extra trot bas been arrang jed for hor!G3'that hav^ not beaten AlMe1 minutes $50 1st premium and $25"" premium—b^t three in_'fl^|||:§

J. J- Ferrell, on

yesterday sold the premium dairy cow Mr. Henry Robinson, for t^be sum of one hundred dollars. ".

Trains

will run to and from the la"

complete list will appear in our

next i3suo-

breeding cattle.

Bull, 4 years old and over, Jacob Rytaan. Bull, 3 years old and under 4, Fcrrell oc

San key.

Bull, 1 year old and under 2, Geo. Tuller.

Bull calf,

D. 5.

Modesiit.

Hall

Dairy Cow, J.J. Ferrell. thoroughbred cattle. Durham bull, Wm. Hall.

Sunday the corner stone of the now Provideoco Hospital will be laid. All tho citizens are cordially invited to attend the ceremony, which will lako place at 3J o'clock Sunday afternoon. Rev. P. F. O'Reilly, from St. Louis, wili (lelivor the oration.

Durham Cow, same. Davon cow, Frank Warner. Pair of oxen, 2 years old and over, Dan iel Barbour.

PAT CATTLE, SHEEP AND HOpS Fat cow, John Conner. vi'vu FINE WOOL SHKEF. Buck, 2 years old and over, Frank War ner. Buck Lamb, same. ,v Ewe, 2 yoars old and over, same. Ewo Lamb, same. Buek showing be»t-5 Lambs,^same

LOKG iWOOL SHEEP.

Buck, 2 years old and over, David Pin^ dar. /.

Buck, 1 year old and under 2, Wm. Hall. Buck Lamb, D*vid Pindar. Ewe, 2 years old and over, David Pindar Ewe Lamb, Diavid Pindar.

SOUTHDOWN SHEEP.

Buck, 2 yoars old and over, J. J. Ferre]l. Buck Lamb, same. Ewe Lamb, same. f'i'i Buck showing be3t 5 lambs, same.' :i 'VEGETABLES. Best col lectio of Vegetables, L.B. Frank lin. Best collection of varieties of Potatoes,

G. H. Whidden. Best Potatoes, Julien Farlow. Red Peach Blows, Mrs Keyes. White Peach Blows, Hiram Smith. White Sprouts, Mts. Keyes. Early Goodrich, R. M. Reagan. Chorry Blows, S. M. Crandell. Noshanock, H. Smith. Harrison, H. D. Scott. Red Sweet Potatoes, same. Yellow Sweet Potatoe, Haney & Haney. Collection of Beets, J. Rymsn. ,, Red Onion, Mrs. Keyes. White Onions, F. Hake. Tomatoes, Haney & Haney. Collection of varieties Tomatoes, Haney & Haney. Collection of Squashes, Mrs. KeyesJ »tfi Collection of Pumpkins, M. S. Durfiam. Collection of Melons, Joseph Gilbert. Three Water Melons, Three Nutmeg Melons,"' Cabbages, Ph. Newbait. Peppers, S. Pripe.

L.B.Franklin.

Patrick.

Grover.

Best short cutting, fieinl Bros. Best collection of evergreens form considered, Wm..Patriek.

MECHAHICAL D«P^™*»T. The trial of plows fof gesiiU pQ+wiii took place at ten o'clock yesterday mornex Jones.

After

Stock and otber articles will be sold auction, and premiums will be paid. No articles will be removed until late •in the afternoor, and tjioee whp Jiavftnpt visited the fair should embrace this op parluoity.

Trains will be run as on yesterday carrying visitors for tweqty-^vjB ?^nts, tbp round trip—going out at 9:30 a. M. and •2 M., and returning at 12 m.and 5 and r:

it Stn

6 P.M. I AWARD OF PREMipMS. All day yesterday tbe committees were at work, but bad got thrpugh last even itig. We give below —in addition to the list published yesterday—tbe premiums awarded so far as wo could ascertain.'

spirited contest thfe

mium was

awarded

Fairbanks.

pe^.^p:

Best six varieties of pears, Ed. Haas.

Best collection of varieties of peaches,

Marshall Cooper. Bsst collection of plums, Wm. Patrick. Best dnzin' quinces, Harvey Jackson. Best collection of varieties of grapes, 'J.

W lieagan. Best six varieties of grapes, Heinl Bros. Best five' clusters of grapos of any variety,

Heinl Uros. Best plalo of pyscbej, Mrs. Sarah Littleton. ^, i. Best plate of pears, Wm. Lotza.

PROFESSIONAL LIST.

Bost collection ft grcon house plabts, not incluSing bedding out plants, Heinl Bros. Best twenty "fire" vsrirties^ 'wf Dahlias

Heinl Bros. Best collection bedding out plants in bloom, Heinl Bros. )C| Best 24 varieties of roses, Heinl Bros. Bett basket fresh cut flowers, Best basket fresh cut roses"* Beet bonquot, round, Best bouquet, mantle Best pyramid of flowers,

Best collection of winter parlor blooming

plaiits, in bloom, Heinl Bros,. Best arrangement of plants for exhibition, including quality of plantsand taste in arranging same, Heinl Br*

NURSERY STOCK.

Best collection nuraery«grown tree?, fruit, ornamental evergreen, and shrubs, Heinl Bros.

pre

the

Lyne & Lawes on

celebrated plow manufactured

by De-

M.V. fewbar

ment & PlowVor clay soil, Ph. Plow for alluvial or muck soil, Ph. New hart. Plow for sod, Ph. Newhart. Sub-soil plow, Lyne & Lawe».

mxmvB**

Wheat Drill and Seed sower, Lyne S Lawes. One horao Wheat prill, iyoo & Ii^wes Two borse Harrow, Wm. Fleming. Corn Planter, Jones & Jones. ,' School Desk, Wm. J. Ball &.Co. HoW^ftiy^pitwfcA, Jondf-ifc 'Jotlfc. Horse hay rake, Lyne & Lawes. Fanning mill, Lyne & Lawes. Cider mill, Jones & Jones. Grain Bcreen, C. B. White. Long's Coffee Roaster, W. S. CooperSag£ balance, Jaco^ S-.^Uer.

DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES.

Uurne^t & Co. .. MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT. Specimen silk embroidery, Mrs. Dr. Irons Specimen linen emb/oidery, Mrs. Ann-

Beal.

Fancy chair cover, Mrs. Cal Tbomas. Sofa cushion, Miss Calhe Melick. Ottomai dover, 'Mrs. Ira Grdver. Chair tidy, worsted and cotton, Mrs. Cal

Thomas.

Cow, 4 years old and over, Wm. Hall. Cow, 2 years old and under 3, same. Heifer calf, J. T. Laugbead. Bull, showing the best five calves, Wm

Afghan, Mrs Col. R. R. Stewart. Specimen ornamental needle work, Mrs Cal Thomas. Child'# sjtck,-MrsjiBj Pegg. f|p^ Child's apron, Miss Ada Hoffman. Pair lamp mats, Mrs. Joseph Fellenz9r. Pin cushion, Mrs. Cal Thomas. Sltk qiiilt, Mrs. E. J. Haman.

Gould.

Crochet basket, Mrs Joseph Fellenz9r. Whito quilt, Mrs E. J. Haman. Piece quilt, s^me. Embroidered slippers, same. Feather wreath, Mrs Fanny Heinl. Preserved wreath, Miss M.ary Brady. Knit sf&awl, Mrs R. R. SteWart. Bedspread, Mrs Sarah St. Clair. Crochet shawl, Miss Marchy Gilmore. Husk basket, Mrs J. J. Ferrell. Landscape in oil, Mrs. Cal Thomas. Animal painting in oil, same. Fruit painting in oil, J. D. Wright. Portrait painting in oil, same. Collection1iofjjttcitogra^hsD. H. Wright. Photographic viow, Medley Picture, Mrs P. S. YVestfall. Plain and ornamental penmanship, Garvin & Owen. "V* Pen drawing, same. Business writing, same. Collection of wines, C. A. lmbery. Bottle of wine other than grape, A.

Dress Goods.—Tuell,

White Beans, AV. L. Dickcrson. Lima Beans, W. L. Diclferson. Pop Corn, T. U. Pugh.

FRUITS.

Twentyvafieti43ofjappl.es in successioi)

Twelve varieties of apples, L- B. Franklin. Six varieties of winter apples for ctjmr mercial purprsss, J. W. Rsa^an. Bvst collecaon and greatest variety of apples, Wm. Pat rick. Best collection.^ yar'etiQS

The

esty

'_:j

Jt!

Best plato of apples Mrs. Littleton.^ FLOWERS—AMATEUR IJBT. Best collection of green bouse plantis, not including bed-ling plants, Mrs. Joseph

Be?t collectiou of bedding plants, in bloom, Mrs. Joseph Grover.

\nu,*

Best flkl bouq'iet, Mrs. Jos. Qrover Best mantle bouquet, Mr. Burt. Bis*, banging basket of plints, Mrs. Jo3

Ripley

ing bave^a. new advertisement this morn* ing," announcing

iressagood* ot

Rev. B. Wilso^ Sfl,itb„yjl! close

fcistswo.: years of labor with Centenary M. E. Church with the services of tho morn ing and evening of to-morrow. Subject in the morning tho "Triumphs of Christianity." Evening—"Tl^e v^lu^.of /yn-

in th? formation of a youthful charactei The Pastor extends an earnest and hearty invitation to cbur'ctf a did friends to attend the services.

The

first money was put up at Bil

jly ilcGtougue^s ^aloon last evening, for $200,00 match, biAween Patsy Boggs and Mickey During, the fight to come off October 1st, within "one mile of Terre Haute. Tbe next deposit will be made Sept. 27tb, at the above mentioned place The gentlemen are actively engaged in preparing for the "mill," and Tjolh are confident of success. The betting, so far, is one hundred to seventy on tbe Cariuck. Kentucky Runt" will be in the ring to 'attend tti the wants" of Patsv, and "Hoosier Bill" will perform the same du ties for wUstical Mickey.* Rare sport is anticipated by tbe fancy. -=-ar==s==^' *18'r*

Tn*,Hibernian Benevolent,Society will meet at tfielr H^li, in lulf regafta,Sunday, Sept. lfth, at 2 o'clock p. and form a procession, to participate in tbe ceremonies of laying the corner stono of the Providence Hospital. Every member in go^d^tai^ding expected he^c^pt the occasion. «{r JBy,fyder of the President. dit

Thos. Andersos,

The

See.

You can BATE money by 'buying your BootR and Shoes at Reibold's. 18,dtf

only full assortment of Fall Boots

and Shoes is to be found at Reibold's, 64 Main Blreet. 18,dtf

fBk «flitor of tbe%ffiiu2 of ^jferi orday in a long leader, labors to ahow ,hat tbe .alock of tba SvaniTille and Crawfordsrllle Railroad la worthless, and from thisAi^es tkat Uie city cf Tarn Haute would throw away any amount the CpuppiLaaight appropriate to aid.

8ftke-.i Hager

Gjsee

",t"(

Patchwork quilt, Mrs. L. J. Jacobs. Counterpane, Mrs. Joseph Fellenzsr. Worsted quilt, Mrs. S. A. Jackson. Fanty* Worsted work, Mrs, Cal Thomas Sun bonnet, Misi Ada Hoffman. Specimen tetting, Miss Sue Hebb. Specimen crochet edging, Mrs. D. N.

Specimen crochet inserting, Mrs. Joseph Fellenzer. Threadftratfie, Mrs. Miry Brady, tl Ornamental hair work, Mrs. Mattie Joab Ornamental shell work. Mrs. Jake Stark Ornamental bead work, Mrs. J. J. Hake Agricultural wreath, Miss Fannie Hienl Crystalized bouquet, Mrs Eupbemia Mil ler. Cal id) dress,- Md A'. B. Pegg. Shirt, Mrs A. B.-Pegg. Wash stand mats, Miss Mollie Kuapp. Specimen wax fljwers, Miss Mary Brady Book-mark, by girl under 14, same. Writing by girl under 14, Miss Carrie

jSttrnal

Journal

y,-

Pump, any kin^ Tor common U?e, L. Kubottom. Grass seed sower, .Jones & Jones. Hand cutting box, same. Stump puller, Ira Grover. Cast-iron fireplace and grate, A. D. Dai^i^Ai§GE^AW1CAwa'KEP1 Best carriage, Scott, Oren & Co. Best buggy, Wildy, Thomas & Co. Spring Wagon, S&mdel Archer.

McKeen,

the

'Viai-j'JlIrt Ten yards woolen carpet, the year, same. Wool Knit Stocking?, same. Ten yards satinet, S. fS. Kennedy & Co. Ten yards fulled clotb, same Ten yards tweed, !am0* H'j Ten ylrdS^drisifcere,** *. lame* Twenty yards plaid flannel, samo Pair of blankets, same Forty yards plain flannel, same Collection of harness, sole, upper, kip caif skin and Morocco leather, L.

made within

thc-se new Boots and Shoes at

ReiboldV, 64 Main street lo.dtf f.

Boots

awd

Shoes

For

Shoe brand—superior in quality, color and width to any manufactured, at War ren, Hoberg & Co'e. d3t

The

Best French Mustard

O. N. S. I. Main street.

New Attachments 83 Main street,

receipt of new Fall goods, ar# selling rapid and cheap.' septl2-dtf.

White

aro selling Staple and Fancy Dry Goods Notions,&c-,cbeaper than any other house, in town, and we have tbe largest stock.

It wiay

we don't

mean

HOB8K

AT m^ rAii

^bblitAiCtion of "ttfl I)anville add Greefie^ (Sanif roadi:' The

takes

la vary narro^ vieW of-the TOyect—overlooking entirely

ttiakrll

advantage

and improvement ft vdUdbeto the city— the incraaia in Value of tbe real estate and" Uie, general taiahles. It would have the amount the Council might appropriate to theae road* so secured as that it would be returned with interest compDundad'td the city. If not thi*i what dqeajthe

want? Tkfa would

he.a singular mode of

aiding

in tbe

construction ,of roads whose «dvantages to tbejcity are admittedly*all. The objec^ps upf tbeV«i^rna{ to these enterprises geam to be merely aiptious, and for talk's

(Dowling Hall),

now represent the "National Insurance Company, of Boston, Massachusetts," and are prepared to issue policies on all good risks, as low as any other first class Company^ Tie

Spectator,

cheaper than the

cheapest, at Reibold's. l?,dlf

1 VIGO COUNTY FAIR.

Terre Haute

Indianapolis

Peddle,

Fall

Our

by the

quart and gallon—also Limburg Cheese at C. A. Moench's Grocery Store, on Main street, three doors west of Seventh dl w.

M. S. at Singer Agency 83 12dtf

at the Agency dtf

Singer Machines

for,

all kinds I. dtf

work at 83 Main street.

Boord

St Son

are now almost daily in

pepper, Pure English Mus

tard, Cochi Ginger, Pejany Cloves and Nutmegs, choice Spices of all kinds at Joseph Strong's. dtf.

Oysters! Oysters!!—By

Dem

tbe latest

styles and ot every conceivable fabric, together with fiannels, sheetiog, shirtings, hosiery, ladies' underwear, collars, cuffs^ gloves,tefcrtfeliltffiJtwiJCMnpfeti stock, for which Rn examination is invited.

Corner Fourth and Ohio streets. 15.dim *~"axL Jck Who £oye music

Here1—For

ji?

Saturday at 2 o*cl|ck

$50 mJR8T PBBM1VM!

$25 Second Pretiiiiim!

Seat Three ixa Five 1—t i- t— W No Hone allowed that kas made mile in lesa than three minutes.

Son

Stro*gg

One

have on hand a fine lot o1

dreaa flannels. Call aqd aaa them. Septl2-dtf.

Booed

Son

Oat Mkal,

a reliable insur*

ance magaiine, speaks as follows of. tbe •'National The National, of Boston, is one of the oldest and best companies in existence:— Its transactions for th9 last forty years present an unbroken and honored record of^integrity and usefulness. With a cash capital of $300,000, the company possessed on January 1, first-class available assets to the amount of $784,433, of which nearly $600,000'consisted of cash, Government bonds, and choice stocks, many of these being tbe stocks of leadiog national banks in Boston. Tbe company separated at the same time more than one hundred thousand dollars of net surplus, ov^t and above capital, ro-insurance, and all other liability. J3" I8Jlm

I^)

il SH"

are selling all staple ar

ticles at bottom prices. ... Septn'-dftfU'

Cracked Wheat and

Barley, at Joseph Strong's, No 190, Main! dtf. —.—

Chicck

WiHte and Liquors at Joseph

Strong's,. No. 190, Main St dtf.' A large stock of Sugars, Coffees and Teas sold cheap

Joseph Strong,

Main St. dtf^.

Fine English Mackerel

Watch Repairing.—In

R. R-,

Terre Haute

Sept. 14, 1869.

/Trains will be run on this Road on Friday and Saturday to accomodate those wishing to attend the Fair as follows

L9frve Union Depot at .9:30 A. M, and 2 p. M. Returning, leave Fair Grounds at 12 m. and 5 and 6 p. m. Fare for the round trip 25 cents. 16d2t. C. R.

Sup't

Sal*.-—Henry

Miller wishes to

sell his private residence, (known as tbe Holmes property). Terms easy. If not sold it will be ronted. 16-d3t __ *A

Goods for

of increased business I have been obliged to get an extra hand, and have been fortunate enough to secure the services of an English watchmaker, Mr. Joseph Varley, of long experience and a fine worl man. Those having watches to repaircan take notice and govern themselves accordingly. S. R.

Fresh Oysters.—For

^0-:

Men's Wear.—Justr

received, an elegant stcck of Cloths, Cas simeres and vesting?, together with an elegant line of gents furnishing goods of the lateBtstyles. If you want a good suit of clothing made in the latest style, leave your orders with Grover & Miller, corner of Main and Sixth streets. dtf

Black Alpacas.—tbe

Atlantic Restaurant,

Street.—Fresh

etc., etc, served up in latest style to Buit customers. Jos. Kern,

dtf

Bargains

Men

and

unrivaled Horse

seventy-five Corset is superior to

any dollar Corset sold any where in the city. Call and examine it

Hebz

Kissner,

Palaco of Music, 43 Ohio street 15-dlw,wlm. That Dollar!!—How

dtxp in and see. x*

Tuell, Ripley

largest, cheapest,

it.

Peeled

Arnold,

dried

this date

am prepared to serve up tbe Best Brands of Oysters in all styles, as cheap as any other house in the city aho I sell by Cans.

Private entrance te the Restaurant on Fourth street. C. A. Imbery,

3,dtf 89 Main street.

Mohair

Peaches

For

Look

the comiog Fall trade

am now reeeiving altogether the finest as well as the largest stock of tbe best Pianos, tbe Silver Tongue Organs and Melodeons, together with every variety of small musical instruments, yet opened in this ciiy. Purchasing largely for cash daring the late oppression of money matters jn tbe East, can now offjr the latest and most eleg*ot goods at prices wjiicb others may call cost or below cost, and old goods in the bargain. In my music trade in this city, I have so far been sue cessful as to command a patronage extending for hundreds of miles in all di rections from Terre Haute, thus making it a certainty that purchasers, by visiting the Palace of Music when needing anything in t}}9 musical line, will meet inducements second to no other establish ment East or West. All are invited to call and see for themselves no trouble to show Goods.

you wnnt a suit of clothiog made to order of new goods and cut in tbe lalea style call at Fred Shiewing's, 198 Main between 6th and 7th streets.

Sept9 dim.

G. H.

Whidden &

Sept9 dim.

to sive it.—We

Great

this, but if you

aro disposed to be saving of your greenbacks you might

Deminq?

d5twit. Corner Main and Fifth St's.

Business11 BusinessII!—We mean

it—If you will drop in at our store il wifl take less than a minute to see that we have the

and

best

stock of Dry Goods in the city. If you are attached to your

"currency"

it is well

to know where you can get full value for The place is Tuell, Riplet &

d5twlt Corner M»in and Fifth SVf.

wOt tadpvflK forfkit ^MRPOD thil-ofca^nrKU «u li^Ttrnii 'uJii-wr A

unuau^iy'lM^dll^l^ & Demin

There must be three enteries. Job. Gtlbekt, Sccretaryr^

Boord

New

Ripley and Demiiffe"'!. 2t

TheIlaroest

Fob

consequence

Proprietor,

Bargains 11 Bargains I

at the clearance sale of Boots and Shoes 64 Main Street. d(f.

Boy's

a fine .white or colored shirt, good

and cheap or a suit of while or colon*! linen duck ready made or made to ordWi go to Grover & Miller's, coene^ 6th and Main streets. ^,.,"ik26»dt^.

Wittiq

Lace

Gollaks,

Ridle's.

Freeman,

161 Main street, near corner of 6th, dwlw *s „,l4iUrlK.l( -I

A No 1 Oysters!

call on Thos. J. Langford, in Boach'sl new Block, corner of Main and Sixth streets, who is now in daily receipt o| Fresh Oysters, which he is prepared to furnish the trade or at retail in any quantity. 3-dtf

at Greiner & gort^t^' Oyray. jjg.TliM and Ohio streols.n/rm ct "sum«t dtf ii rt.T

New Stockof

Silver Plated

Riddle's.

156 Mais

Oysters,Prairie Chickens,

D*'WSlPt-

Hoop^okup lie Skirttmcak^, 89*'a(i 'deal lens money than you can buy old stoclf, wticlt i»iiriof styltji A. iiil pother store in the city. dtf \—ii

Light Prints

shoes at reduced prices

at D. Reibold's, 64 Main Street. dtf. Call and see thoee beautiful French and Scotch Ginghams at Cornelius Haggerty's. 12-d4t.

Ladies'

coils at Herz & Arnol's, 89

Main street. dtf. Eyes.—To obtain good spectacles. h|s 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 & Morris' cele brated "Perfected Spectacles." They are well spoken of by the press in the east and elsewhere. augl4-dwlm

Co, art receiving

choice Peaches every day, and selling cheap. dlw Fred Schlewing has just returned from the East and now offers for tbe Fall season of 1869, the largest and best assorted stock of Scotis, Cheviats, Melton Beaver, Catsimere, Cloth, Vesting, and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods. I solicit a call, and examination of stock and prices. Tour orders shall havo prompt and careful attention: Low prices, eiact fits andfiret quality goods is my motto.

race between the farcy goods

stores of Terre Haute, for

ahead.

dtf

Summer

Deming's,

Arnold.

89 Main St betweon 3d and 4th. Night term of the Terre Haute Commercial College will begin Monday, Sept. 6tb, 1869. 25,d2w

Dress Goods

wSmUs.

Gloves

at C. I. Rip-

leys. .-I-.*. 'feiiMh oatl 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, goto Grover & Miller's, corner .6th and Main streets. m26-dtf.

ready made clothing less than cost,

go to Grover & Miller's, corner 6th and Main streets. gfc«

m26-dtf

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

The

rure onerry. j»-.dte»i»iib»«i««i*«.w Old Kentucky White Wheat Whiriry Choice Liquors a\i|ays on Jiand.

Joseph

Strong,

Jo EiRiANorttl bias j4»tf fetdrtiid ft&rt New York, where he ha? been buying one of the largest sWcks Of ready made clothing for men and boys ever brought to the West The goods are coming in now and all Wanting anything in this line wili find it to their advantage to call and examine his stock before purchasing elsewhere,

The

"Phoenix" Hose, worth $3 per

dozen, aro sold at 15 cents a pair, at 21,dtf C. Wittig&Wstr

Mxuubrkii*

mtfuj

rutaiitt]

RiPley

Demurg's.^ ''2

The

finest quality of Lyons tttvat, at

fringe and d^eai blit^bhs, at Tuell

Vdobid mm-

lin, go Taell, Obbmiir's. 2t

and heit as^ortflsant

•Gold Pans iaTecn Hiute.ia at BartleMr ^Grundy'vlOl Main stroai- Ifyou want a real good Pen, go tbarv^oVgit ltj. ^bey are all warranted No. If 3iti i.fl

SELLiita'B6ots'and Sham very ckrfi$ £t. Greiner

Forrest's.

190

at upsepg.

hundred dozen more of tlu6se

fine French Goblets at a much less price than ever sold in tho city, 75 cents per' set, at Greiner & Forrest's, corner of 3d and Ohio streets. dtf

Mohair

tHf

ia tt?i,i?'i miii'Ti'"

(%Apniir'ilkn^ "Wittig & Co.'s, 170 Kain street, Damlaf [Block. 16,dtf

KlQaleS.,. rJn r1 i'M-'T I.I nr-v-f, 'I g- fir

Switches

cheap,

Riddle*

i. *. far 1 But

your Jewelry of Biddlfe

dtf.

6aMn-8 lt ^traua has

nknrnad froEp,,,^#* with the krgaal andlaaak stock «fm01inery goads ffar brought to thb eity. JUllinars cut amr», thamsalTeB, at hia whoiesale room ot«k»MMd floor, aa wall aad at as low prioaa a* aay where is tbla country.

For t&a retail department, Mrs. Straus ba» a«iaoMd, katisl^ tba fioast and O&Aa' teib* 'fauna in: Haw Tork wMek shA wHt tw happy to show to h«r aal2-Ukii3aa

TfiBiucco.—Tha &aast Vir-

glnjla 66ld T)«^a and Honey BeO smbking

tOtiNMo at KibMnbfcch'a. 14-rtv

Havana and Vara Cigars, lOcts, ..1 t-.U frt -Wilts .. Sn^CnrimMt-Tbs ftoast braads of Fiae 6at and,¥iug tobacco at N. Katsenbach!s. I* dtf. go* gjyji Cwrt».--Clear Cdba Cigir at N. Katescbach't, Main street •liA*. -.71-1

S190E* Machines sold on monthly pay•HMiatW Mai» street. dft

LOCAL NOTICES. wtmre lott rstckes, rrecft* firm Jkiit hM» Perry'* JWI nMUo'LMIek.- l^e^ared only by Dr. B.C. Rx«*T. 861#byd|

BlicJi fans ui Pimples ra

tb« f%ee, nrTmi1! Oo*«ix«w **d rnrta liauT, prepurei oil*

{pj 'Vt.,B.C.Fbmt,

if JjipJJ pi "at,

and banktrchieft at tf"

Beautiful

colors ia Crapa Maretz

Boreges and Lamartines, just r«c#ivediat Cornelius & Haggerty's., ,4dlw CAssiMERBs.-^jra11 line, at very lowest prices, at Cornelius & Haggerty'i, [6*d4t

Men's Cloth Gaitees

at $1.50

at cost, at C. Wittig &

Co.'s, 170 Main strtet, Deming Block.' -91 'ifnXif Lawns at cost, at C. Wittig

ia-1-''

i-ma-d

& Co at 170 Main street,

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

ifcfc jr«^y IBT e,

In all it* Branches, at

Main Street, befc 6th and 7 th.

Sepmte

'Jj.I-

Iligtf*

at cost, at C. Wittig

Co.'s, 170 Main street, Deming Block i6,dtf

Genuine

Imported Port*-

California Claret. .a aeim rfiij

Grocer,

j26-tf. 190 Main street.

Good Lace Gaiters

tor 1.50 at

ReiWfifsi 64 M^i Hosiekx at cost, at C. Wittig & Co.' 170 Main street, Deming Block. 16,dtf

clothioe, No. 93 Main street, second door I®' kHJtt tv/i UOvii

below 4th, iit.i-u '-Wi For Ribbonk, Sashes. andgfiWS go to Tuell, Ripley & Deming's. dtf

best flack in the city for Skirts

and Corsets is at Wefca's Factory, 159 Main street, between Fifth and' Sixth tree

Another

lot of nice l^ces, Embfoid-.

eries and Alexander Kid Gloves, whieb will be sold cheap, at Weisa's Skirt Fac tory, 159 Main street. 4,dtf

But Your

Li ji if. iifl

The

wife a gold watch of Riddle tf

only place to buy a

at Herz & Arnold's Skirt Factory, No. 89 Main street, between Third and Fourth -.i

Do Tdtr w\nt

.'iV

Bargains

The

Catarrh'CtmEo

Mohair SuUch~

es Herz and Arnold,

C9 Main Street

We bad a chance to buy a big^Jot of Mohair Switches, of tbe finest quality and the best assortment of colors, which we offer to our customers at a lower pried than they can buy them at $ny other establishment in tbe east or west

at cost, at C.

Wittig & Co.'s, 170 Main street, Deming Block. *16,dtf

SiHSiii®

Go to

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

best pair of White Hose at 15 cts

C. W|TTig

Co.'s,

21,dtf, ,^7(J Majn strevflj4jng Block Go to W.H.Sage's for a delicious beverage. His elegant Marble Fount is floe order,

12,dt£

fob 35 cents.—This

statement is true, because thousands will testify to the fact that only on* bo* of Reader's German Snuff entirely banished the complaint. Now, why will the people of this age suffer from one of the most disgusting of diseases, when in this simple remedy they can procure a cure. All druggists keep it. Or send 50 cents to O. P. Seymour & Co, Boston, aDd receive a box by next mail. 2#-d6teow

Uo vH|»#|f»l

Hebz

:S#m«ifKiO(s

sold, and wejwll them 25. per cent, below cost. Look at bar Bargain' Taole. O. Wnno ft Co., 21,dtf 170 Mmi street, Detaiag Block,

It tou want a suit of clothiog made in the very best Myle,1 and as cheap aa can be bought anywhere, where women and apprentices are not employed, go to Grover & Miller's, corner 6th and Main streets, jjio# }io4* •».»£ ^..7-1.

'fe fU4 .tiff

bit

SitiwU I

rjWi

•••td

•,4,•uofe ^1." Hr Jf fli

hfi'f: tti

ware at

A Co.'

170'Maiin street, Denting Block. 16,du The New Dry Goods Store, No. 73 Main stre^ form»l5f Wittig & Co., will be opened on or about the 10th of September, 1869, and is to be known as the New Yerk Stdrtf.tv dtf

«-iTi *'.ta OtOil2 1 7 rf tiM

f-t'|

(t« nifff

1 .•

oj -04

FALL

lf« v-~4

WUSSS CiOODS! or THI

Hal ,tra** Ait •/iiP r* tilV

t'A

VERT LATEST STYLES.

AirS*

MIIIcA

«1flC ja

fOPLIHS,

BOMBAZINES

r- V: »v BABETZ

finqibt ii

tiif-om

tmirtiiiiinmwivU

EHPBERS CIOTH,

1 S O

if -.r 1 iv,

SATIN Bl' MKIPBS, DIAGONALS,^

OALICOS^ FZiANNELS,

SKEETIMS^ ..L

LADIESrHDEB WEAR

COLLARS & CVFFS,^

(N*w Styles.)

li^OLO VES •. Of every kinfl. 1)

Tuell, Ripley & Deming

Main

Sty

•j'

good, stylith,

hvmt mamfvniwvi Hwp

Bkit»«eheapt is

a(U

••a.d^f

•\jU

comer 51b,

Terre Haute, Ind.

J^OTICE TO SHIPPEKS. "WHITE LINE" Central Transit Company, Qjo.

Vlthivq,

Sap't. M, M.Lahcis, Asst. Sppt. Buffalo, N. y. In4ianapolis,Ibd ^Through Freight Line of

poiat without transfer, thereby

earing delay and damage to property common at transfer polata Bates always aame aa other Liaee. Lots and Damage and orerchtrge promptly settled by Agents of this Line.

For OABS, through Bill Ladlne and contract*, apply to U. 8HEWMAKER, Agent, Cpraertth aad Main sts., Terre Haate, Ind. angl3dlta

ISSOLUTION. The Arm of O. A. Terra A Co.. is this day dla* solved by matoal coaseat, Mr. *era having sold his interest therein to Mr. Peipers, wko la alooe aathorized to oolleet all tbe debts doe the late firm aad to pay all demands against i'.

8el2dtf1]r

m-i1'-

x? A-

A. EBB A.

PEIPJBS.

l}y

etM

'v.-

WANTtD.

4-r-

T3TAKTED—A competent midff (|«aged wonaa to aeiaa fcwtktw*.m| of r»iw»eea reqnir»4. Address Lock Box we. im.

—itMt

"TTTaNT Rt)—Two^at-raiediris

TT -«nt*«wk, weak aad iroe, the other to aarse aid Miist la hoaw work. A»ply to MM. SAM DEL BABLY,

Tmn8.

Tdtf Boca Bo. S,

HaaW Hoom.

TTTASTBD—To Kftnt-Any perTT eo« kttiii mU SmUIh

tor

ml,

villi* fear or Eve eqaem of iho -QaaMtk" of«ee,«aafiadanady a»vilaaalbyeailia« al tk* A 4th or Ath (tract (hMtoiieo. r«•rpS

FOR KENT.

FDovltagHall.

Tba roo«i aro well adapttd

for Ikllar oad Iitd, Orala oriu heavy b«lmm. fniinetoa "gltfca iaWeditwly. For p, tlcalars iwqaire o( Blp,eloo Co., at tho Hall, km 01T. O. Baatia, Am Sta Smo«. aaglUtf BIPFBTOB tt (V.

FOR 9ALE.

Bo*C«tr«*, Koir Tork. Sold •mrywker^ Th« tr»d« npplM by WhoT«*»l« *edldn» Dolm. kai7dfwi^B-w3M

NEW AOV ERTI8EMEHT.

«COUKINGs

3R andLoton etteet, Moim Ittlk Mi

BaqaireU mMdtf

hTtttb.

SALB—A AIM

South Sixth atrcot brick hoom, lOioom*. Dioely (tailed aad popoied, near l»o acres of ^iWWtW wSk iraaaiaSil inn ead all klada of baariaE frait trace, gropes aad aaoll berrie*. sv' ItbadeairaMsfropertfiad Hilt loaoKf lovrn tecma to tnlt. If aot aold aocn win b« for ini t» a good eorefni tenant. Soqairoof lSatf A. C. FDBBOW.

ATTBUTION' RAlI^ ftOAD ii. OOMrBACTOM. Wo moaafeolare ETBEIt BOTTOM SOBAPBBS flrom the moot approved potterae. They ate large, bat light, are easily lllod, aad ran on the •Booth ateel bottom with the feaat dr»tt. aro prepared to all order* for any na«b*r wanttd. Wm. J. BALL a OO.,

Eagle Iran Wofha,

Cor. 1st and Waloatata., Terre Itil», lai Jel6 lia NICHOLS' 4» "i1**

if *1*

i* ,.1

A E O N I

Mtlf

v*- ,*

.AWlie

•4?

V. f. BIMU'SDII HSD8I 4 JS30«) t*

-Stir t-

-i 11

-Wv

teBedy tbr

«««,» £•«.! t» -jfu It Mil w-t

trt

Agie aid Feyer,

...ft-. if

AMD FOB ALL BILIOUS DISEASES.

Colomni of Taatlaoalaia iblght here be prodn:ed, bnt feeling aaautad that iHI

One Fair Trials Will satisfy tke most iaerednlooa only off-tr the followlni wSHjt* tiltSt («l ,Ci iti m* it

,t I %8$j mi *,•&

-fKM

Tiaaa

*»». »,! uiu

.-4-'''

c*t

Hactx,

Ian.,' S«ptemb)r 24th, 18G8.

Thla is to certify that myself aad wifchave had tho Daak Ohilla aad Iotoi for foot or ire rear a, and wo tried all the proaiaoLt phyticioaa, patent medlolara and Bitters, whoa we tried "HMhola' Agno Tonic," aad in ova waaa myself aad wi were cureJ. I. OHM,

Boot and Shoo Dealer, 116 Mala St....

1*1 4lw -I. i- :aa ii (Of-... a

hit

:W«ll

Tiaas

•jl '.Ii .il« lit all

&V& Ktui& Nichols'

K'rTj«.»

-i.'

j*ja T-i0?nr«

Haui*,

Isd., October lit, 1868.

This ia to certify that I had the Ohilla and

rai-

rer for two yea re, aad tried all the patent mod olnee for Ague and fonnd no relief natll I tried "Nichola' Ague Tonlo," aad hare not bad a chill since, and I Freely recomnead it to all afflicted In tha4 way* FBANK M1BBS. .» OashlerforH. Hnlmaa.

Ague

i.'

iic^tyn

1 j.4t •. J. Jll

In fact BYBBTTAING calculated to keep our stock as it is, tbe most

Sl,

lft,"•

HOSIERY,9

Tonic

Is for sale at ONE DOLLAB PSB BOTTLE, by Medksloe dealers genera.ly, aad at wholesale by the Mann faotarere.

Us a

BARB, «IU0K ABUT, Druggists and Chemists, Terre Hente, Iadiaaa. aeplSdlmwSa

»l ....ii 'n ««i) Iff .lii-*

ituti

tstuf#-Al

,mi» .... .i jl -^'8* atuo ». *.

itBy*

^ii1 ».fi /'It' i.f-'ilft.jjl t-4! tf-

ti»r,

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Ir i#Ti9jss .-JTJ

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tl. S 1. til

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^Vj-o'js1 ft.

I- |T:.- .1

DOORS

a..

AND?'1'"•,UttUS

S A S

•Cvjf V.'U

XI h.

,w3^ni

(-t

complete in the state.

.aiYJE lis A 04^- jfj

U1 f*4

I.-*?.-? :-J-

fee*

300 T0LKD0 DOOBS,

Assorted alios.

•firfm

,.V:,ltl*.1U

,'rc.w.erji

to*

tih&i

c, iiiti hv

10,000 LI6HT8 TOLEDO SASH Assorted sizes. ST./.......

Which we are selling at greatly reduced prices, at

No. f21Haln"*1 and 3 Plfth Sts. s.il

l"T,

Sjt*i

cars between Terre Haute

ri8T,

Wlihoat ehaaga aad all aclate W HABTTOBO, NEW HAVEN aad all priacipal towaa to MEW BNOLAND. NEW YORK, TROT, ALBAMT, BTTIFALO andall EA8TEUS OlTlBil •ia Terre Haate and Iodlanapoli*. Kailrcad ^UltidKastidlU, thence via Bellefoatatni Line through Cleveland, Buffalo and Albany. Tbe sereral Baitread Oompaoles forming tbla Line have arranged this Company for tbo pnrpoae of meeting tbe demaad.of ahlppersin the tianaportatioa of HEBOHAHDISS, FLOUR and BULK Shipmeats, rupaingthf WHITE OAB THBOUQH from poiat

BOSTON, PROVIDED(JE,

is-,»

CORY & DEFREES,

""f »tf 7

IT* 11

n..i & •.

1 J£

s\^^WhotoMleand

Balall Peal era io ,-J

p.- ,»*- 4#,* iMJiuai it

A W I E

Jl fSM vi tt ^..J,

$ A

it,

IT «.

'J 4k

•-.*-*«» 5 MA I

-tiffs

I }»•«.-(-.*

it 4

W. B0WAKD MAinlliro.

t. w. BOBIBT-.

MABTNIN6 ROBERTS, A I N E S Hons), Sign and Carriege and Deeoretlre Pater Baag

ang,Palotiog,Plain

Oralala^, Qlasinv,

Oelaomlnlng, Prrseoteg, Ac Saor—Ko. 8, 3d street, bet. Cherry ant Moio. P.O. Bo* 389. Try aa, J,27.

.'1 JW*

J^BBSS MAKING. Mr«. IV. E7k E1M4ES Has

her Olqak and Dress Making estab-

remOTed

leehmeot to Haylor's now batldlng, on OniO, between Fonrth aad fifth streets, where she wi 1 be

to meet all who deeive the most perfr-ct

pleaaed

work In this line. Partienlar attention will bo glren, as heretofore, to the latest style*.

The meet skillful assistants hare been engaged Wedding Ooataaiee. Ball aad Party Unnis Ladle* aad Ohlldrea's Cloaks and Incases actared with promptness and dispatch, 'r-mana

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