Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 27 September 1869 — Page 4

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Club to-night-

THE Circuit Coujt, Judge mteraon presiding, convenes this morning.

"W- B.

HUNTER

ing moro.

villo.

COT.USION occurred in front of our ofli"o Saturday evoning botweon a hoavy wagon and a buggy. The lighter vehicle austainod all the damage—ono wheel bo ing smashed to "flinders." Wall Ilea is the sufferer.

J. A. FOOTK, tho seedsman, places on our tablo a neat descriptivo catalogue of Flowering Bulbs, which ho has imported direct from Holland. With tho catalogue aro plain directions for tho culture of tho bulbs in houso or garden.

UNION DEPOT.—It would a great convenience, and of incalculable bonefit to the city if tlio several railroads would build a union passenger depot fronting on Main streot. An excellent location would bo just west of tho T. H. & I. B. B. freight depot.

MARRIAGE

LICENSES

GOING

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Monday Morning, Sept. 21th, I860

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CITY NEWS.

F*ir

m&nd,

commences to day

(inrnTd^Hin^houEOB aro in great do

will take his fine span

of matched horses to tho State Fair.

A TROTTING RACE for $100 will take at ihe Fair Grounds next Saturday. plnco

drunks in the

A PAIR of "dead-boat May r'a Court Saturday. This and noth

A daughter of Jonathan Oilman fell from a wagon on Thursday and sustained a fracturo of the left arm.

A CHANGE.—At one o'clock on Friday the Mercury stood at 90°. At the same hour on Saturday it stood at 69°. ———

TnK FIRM of Grover & Miller has boon .liBsn.vcd. Mr. Cbas. E. Grover will continuo tho business, at the old stand.

LARGE ArrLfl.-Zich Boss has placed on ur tablo a monster Pippin, weighing one pound and sis ounces. It was grown

ashortdistanco Delow town.

CHARLES

Wino

& Co-, aro doing a

heavy plroko of businoss in Baltimore oyster?, to tho excellent quality of which •wo can attest from personal knowlodgo.

N. JOHN INOI.B, Jr., President of the E. & C. B. B, arrived in Now York last Wtdnosday, and was in this city on Saturday, en rot lie Tor his homo in Evnns-

were issued last

woek by the County Clork to the follow

ing parties: Nicholas Sulgor and Frederika Lechner. Goo. VV. Harris and Margaret Robert?. Zid ck J. Hunt and Mary L. Gilcrease. Eli Evans and Docia A. Brown. David S. Danes and Mary E. Payne. Joseph Gardner and Frances M. Graden G. W. Gardner and Elizabeth B. Graden.

TIIE FIRM of Allan & Andrews is about dissolving. Mr. Andrews has purchased Capt. Ed Allen's interest in the printing and binding department, and negotiations aro in progross for tho salo of tho book and stationery doparment. Capt. Allon retires for tho purpose of taking chargo of tho freight office of the Iudianapolis and St. Louis road, at this point, a position tondored him a month or to sinco.

An elegant net-work bannor sign has beon susponded across Main street to give prominonce to tho location of tho new dry goods houso of Wittenberg, Bushaupt & Co., of which our elovor young friond, Hormnn Swoitzor forms the Co., and tho big ond of tho firm so far as concerns tho local popularity of tho house. Tho other momborsof tho firm reside at Imlianapoli?.

WEST.—From soven until Ion

o'clock Saturday morning twenty-four wagons with movers passod down Main strent, going west. Tho emigrants this season appear to bo of abetter class than usual. It is to bo hoped thoy may find iheir most ardont expectations realized but some will be disappointed, and next Spring we shall, porhaps, seo some ol tlio?o movers going back to tho old homo, satifflod after a hard winter in a now and strange land, that after all, tho old homestead is the boat.

HON. BARNABAS

HOUBS,

tho pres

ent very efficient Superintendent of PubInstruction, arrived in thes city on Saturday and is the gust of Linus A. Burnett, Esq., at his residonca on South Four street. On Saturday evening Mr, Hobbs, in compliance with an earnest invitation from the congregation of Bev. Mr. Davis, delivered a lecture at his church on South First street. On Sundiiy afternoon he spoke to a very considerable and highly appreciative audience at Dowting Hall, subject being "The claims of the Bible upon tha Church and Schools. Last evening Mr. Hobbs spoko at Centenary Church, on Seventh street, in com. pliaace withe an invitation from the pastnt*

DOCKET^ of tho Circyit Court,

which opens its fall term to-day—num-bers one hundred and eighty-nino causes in all. Of tboso, C7ily, jlfloen aro^divoroe eases. There iro six actions for slatifler, one for crim con, eight for partition, twojity-eight appcale, #nd the balance are ordinary collections, foreclosures, &c. This showing of the docket doeB not •promise a vory exciting term. There will apparently *e bat. iftw cldselji Ut# gated cases. —r-7r'—~

SUCH

.1:^0 *. 4-:ii p. FO A. 10:110 A.

SOI.DIKRS of tho 31st Regiment of

Indiana Vol., as can attend tho funeral of thoir lato comrade Jacob Hoops 1MB afternoon. aro requested to report to Capt. Douglass at W. U. Bannister's store on Main street, beforo noon. Arrangements will bo made for carriages to talco all who will attend. Thoso who have arms and equipments will be kind enough to let thnt fact be known whether, they can attend or not. Tho inlormont will occur a1 tho burying ground near Casto's in Sugar

Creektownship.

liilliog shcop southoast of

TnK DOOS aro tho city-

TUBG^DB^of the German Shooting

DIED.—At tho residence of his father, in Sugar Creek township, tin yesterday, Jacob Hoops, aged 2G yoars.

Tho deceased was a bravo and true soldier. He was a mcmbor of Co. Iv, 31st Indiana Volunteors, and boro an honorable pari, in all the service of that distinguished regiment. Ho was wounded at Ft. Donaldson, Sbiloh and Nashville.— Tho wound which ho received at the latter place was the remote cause of his death. He was highly osteemed by his officers and fellow soldiers, and his death will bo sincerely lamented by them and by jthecommunity in which he lived. •jjlia funoral will tako placo from the residence of bis parents at 3 o'clock v. lo-dny, with military honors, by a porlion of his surviving comrados in arms

TIIE PARTIES who propose to furnish the means and build the proposed Indiana & Illinois Central Bailway leading from Indi!in*poli3 to Decatur, aro Messrs. CHAMPLIN & LAZAR.Their proposition to take the road as itttands and complete and own it, tho company to turn over to thom tho roal 09tate, notes and all other assets it has, estimated at about $200,000, and the counties or citizens along tho line to raise a bonus of $700,000, in addition, to be paid them on completion of the road. 'Tiie counties through which tho road passes iri Illinois, it is understood, have arranged for their pro rata of the prop.sod bonus. It remains to bo soen whether Burke, Putnam, Hendricks and Marion, in this Stato, will likow^se do so, and sixty days aro given them in which to determine the quostion. As the mutter now stands, it does not promise a successful issue.

JOSEPIIUM COLLETT, Esq., of the E., T_ II. & D. Bailroad was in the city en Saturday. Ho assures us that if the City Council, of Torre Haute will vote the $100,000 asked for, the road from this placo to Danville, Illinois, will certainly boicompleted next year. In the meantime tho Chicago & Danville and the Evansvillo, Henderson & Nashville roads wiil undoubtodly be finished and equipped. Thus by tho first of January, 1871, tho ijrreat Chicago and Nashville thoroughfaro, the main line of travel and freightago betwoen tho lakes and tho gulf, may bo in operation.

On tbo other hand, the ccunties along the line of tho Vincennes, Paris & Danville Bailroad continue, in every instance wbero the question is submitted, to make tho heavy appropriations called for, and thero appears to be a determination to put the enterpnze through. Nothing but prompt action on the part of the friends of the T. H. & Danville road can check this flank movement that threatens so soriously to leave U3 "out in the cold."

THE STATE FAIR at Indianapolis this week, will no doubt be the most extensive exhibition of agriculture and mechanics that has ever been held in tho Stato. It occupies the ontire week, closing on Saturday. Passengers will be tnkon during tho week on the regular mail train, leaving Terro Haute at 6 50 A. M., and on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday a special train will bo run, leaving Terro Hauto at 5.50 A. M., and arriving at Indianapolis at 10.10 A. M. Returning it will leave Indianapolis at 5.50 r. M., and arrive in this city at 9.50. Tickots will boon rale at all stations, which passengers must procure before taking the trains. All Stato Fair tickets must be stamped by the State Board of Agriculture, on the Fair Grounds, to bo good for raturn passago, otherwise full faro will bV chargod both wayp. Special tickets issuf.'ii by connecting roads will be good on all trains of the Terro Hauto & Indianapolin Biiiroad, during tho week of the Fair, if the return ticket stamped as above Stale Fair tickots will be good to roturri on the mail train, loaving Indianapolis at 1.45 P. M., and tho abovo spocial train only.

BKAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.—-The foltransfers of roal ostato were entorod upon tho Becordor's books during last week.

Moses Reynolds to Mary Clark 10 acres in Prairietown township for $100. Samuel Woodruff to Joseph Nance 40 acres in Nevins township for $400.

Lyman Miller to John Boyll lot in city for $200. Daniel Shank to Aretus B. Gould 8 acres in Fayette township for $700.

William Jenckes to Emily Kussnor 15 acres in Honpy Creek township for $1,750.

Jacob Smock to Ralph Lawrence lot in Dean 8 subdivision for $350, Ralph Lawrence to David S. Green lot in samo subdivision for $500.

David S. Green to Wm. E. Hendrich lot in same subdivision for $350. Georgo W. Cooper and others to same lot in same subdiviiion for $350.

Jacob Smock to same lot in same subdivision for $150. AV. E. Hendrich to Vigo Iron Company lot in samo subdivision. Amount not mentioned.

Chaunoey Bose to Lucy A. Flinn and others lot in Ro«e's sub division for $550. Christine Moeh, guardian, to Joseph H. Blake lot in the city for $666.

Joseph H. Blakoto Christine Meeh lot in tho city for $500. Rebecca Dopew to George Nurnbergor lot in John Sibley's division for $1,150.

Jonathan Oilman to Mary Anderson lot the city for $400. Martha J- Pierson to Anna Laycock tract of land in Riley township for $1,500.

Melissa Listoo to William H. Bryan the undivided half of 120 acres in Pierson township for $G00.

A DISPATCH from Greencafitle, states that on last Friday afternoon three hundred unpaid Irish laborers on the line of the Indianapolis & St. Louis Bailroad surrounded tho Jones House, where Mr. TRnney, one of tho contractors, was stopping, and amidst the wildest yelling and threatening, were about to force an entrance, when Gen. Morris, the President, addressed the mob, saying that he bad nojado arrangements to pay each man his ddes. At one timo it seemed as though violence would ensue, but the speech of

Gen. Morris had tho effect to disperse the .mob, and all becamo quiet.

call tho attontion of our readers to tho real estate advertisement of F. Moreditb, Esq., in anothor column. He has more than Ion thousand acres of lands in Iowa, Illinois and Kansas, for salo or exchange for city property. Maps, showing the location of theso lands, quality &c., can bo seen at bis office during tho latter part of this week. The land ij im proved, timbered and prairio, and a great portion of it is convenient to railroads.— The immense emigration to theso States canses roal property to advanci continaliy and certainly investments in tuch property cannot be otherwise than profitable.

MR S.

FHEEMAN -.—Dear Sir:

procured of you a few weeks since a pair of your Lazarus & Morris' Perfect Spectacles, which I have used over since with more satisfaction than any I have ever used before. E. "V.

BALL.

Terre Hauto, Sept, 23, 1869.

DISSOLUTION.—Theco-partnershiphere tofore existing under the firm namoof Grover & Miller, is this day dissolved by muttial consent. The business of the firm will be settled by C. E. Grover, who alone is authorized to sign in liquidation

C. E. GROVER,

Sdp 23, 1869. W. C. MILLER.

HOUSE FOB BENT.—The small frame house adjoining Kitsner's Palace of Musici frill be rented only for shop or officce pur

Enquire at the Music store.

pese. Spt27-d2t.

FOR

BENT—Pianos

TBE'WBXT

and Melodeons,

several »ix and seven octavo pianos, also a number of portable and piano csso Melodeons aro now in store to rent upon the most' ¥it)aW»f''terms. In all instances whore a person rents an instrument for six months, aiicl'atHlie 'expiration of

meeting of the Terre Haute

Sunday School Union will be bold on Tues day evening,' the 28th'n«t., at 1J o'clock, at the F,ii stPresbyterian Church, North Seventh streot.'

The following is the programme for the evening:

\l Is it consistent for a Sunday School Teacher to play card*, dance, o* ride for pleasnra on the Sabbath?"—C. C. Oakey.

The duty of -a mora generous support of the Sunday School'on tho part if the church."—Bev.

B. W.

Smith.

TeacTfeft are requested to prepare ahd hand ,to their Superinten3ent8, by Mon day brief, anonymous answers of one or two sentence to the following question:

What is the great want of the bun day School?" The subject of a Sunday School Teach erB' Institute will be discussed.

Sept23-d4t.

full

attendance of the friends of Sunday Schools is earnestly requested. se25.d3t

W. W.

BTIBB,

Sec'y.

EVERY DAY brings something new in the dry goods line at Warren, Hoberg & Co's everyday their show windows ei' hibit new attractions^ They are now dai ly in receipt of new and handsome Dress Goods, Shawls, &c. Their prices on Mus lins, Calicos and other Domestics will, on comparison, ba found lower thin their competitors. d2t WARREN, HOBERG & Co.

ANTON KRAFT is just in receipt of choice lot ot Lard, Mess Pork nnd Side meat. For something nice, clean and sweet in this line, call at his grocery store, near tho corner of Main and Third street. 25d4t

IMPORTANT TO VISITORS TO THE INDIANA STATE FAIR.—Parties visiting Indi anapolis should not fail to call at the Mammoth Fur store known as tho New York Fur Manufactors, D.Lelewer& Bro Proprietors, 56 South Meridian street Tha greatest variety of ladies, gents and childrens furs, "fur trimmings of all kinds, ifec.,&o., can be found there. Extra inducements will be offered in fine furs, as genuine Sable, Ermine, Mink Astrachan goods and at lowest mauufacturors prices This is the only establishment of this State dealing exclusively in furs, and manufacture their own' stock. Furs repaired and altered into the latest fashions. Good workmanship guar anteed. Charges always reasonable.

TIIE BIVALVES of O'Neil & Co's. pack ing aro said to bo the best in market, any way they are warranted to be No. 1. Try them. For sale by Chas Wing & Co. dtf

THE best pair of White Hose at 15 cts.,

C. WITTIG & Co.'s,

21,dtf 170 Main street Doming Block.

FOR a good cassimero suit go to Er langer's. dlt

FOB the best fitting shirt in the city, go to Erlanger's. He has them for men and boys, ready-mado and made to order. dlt

GENTLEMEN'S SEAL RINGS, Ladies Gold Bracelets, and GM GuarcTChains anew stock, at 161 Alain street. sep2l-dtf.

WHIT* PIFPBH, Pore Eng lieh Mustard, Cochi Ginger, Peoany CI oves and Nutmegs, choice Spices of all kinds at Joseph Strong^ ^r*

BOOKD

Storliave on hand

OAT

Barl St..

time purchases a pew instrument the amount of8 rent paid for six months, will apply on tlje purchase of the now instru ment To get Choice of Instru mentp call earl^r at Kissner's Palace of Music. Sept27 d2t.

line lot

dress flannels. Call and see thenar Septl2-dlf.

MKAL, Cracked Wheat and Pearl

Private ontranco te tho Restaurant on Fourth street. C. A. IMBERY, Corner Fourth and Ohio streets. 15,dim

A LARGE stock of Sugars, Coffees and Teas sold cheap. JOSEPH STRONG, 190 Main St. dtf.

FINK EaoLieH MACKEREL StroBg*^.1 5 '--ftf

ATLANTIC BESTAUBANT, 156 MAIN STREET.^—Fresh Oysters,Prairie Chickens, etc., etc, served up in latest style to suit customers. Jos. KERN, Proprietor. dtf AC

BARGAINS

I Bargains 11 Bargains I I

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

MEN and BOY'S shoes at Tednced price's at

Beibold's, 64 Main Street. -dtf.

DON'T FAIL to toe those beautiful Walking Coats at Erlanger's. 23dtf

CATJL

and see those beautiful French

and Scotch Ginghams at Cornelius & Haggerty's. 12-d4t. PEELED

DBIED PEACHES at O. I. Bip

ley's. 6dtf

A FULL LINK of Ladies, Misses and Children's Hoeo at such pricos as will sell thom fast, at C. WITTIG & Co.'s, 2ldtf 170 Main street, Doming Block

FOR the Largest and boat assortment of cloths, cassimores 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. m26-dtf

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

THE "Phoenix" Hose, worth $3 per dozen, aro sold at 15 cents a pair, at

21,dtf

NOTICE.—Persons

Main

CHICCE WINKS and Liquors at Joseph Strong's, No. 190, Main St. dtf.

OYSTXES! OYSTERS11—By this-date I am prepared to serve up the Best Brands of Oysters in all styles, as cheap as any other houso in the city also I sell by Cans.

and settle up. •,

dtf.

at Josepn dtf.

FREsn OY8TKR8.—For

No 1 Oysters

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

C. WITTIG & Co's.

IF you wnnt a suit of clothing made to order of now goods and cut in tho lates style call at Fred Shlejwing's, 198 Main betwoen 6th and 7th streets.

Sept9 dim.

G. H. WHIDDEN & Co., aro receiving ohoico Peaches every day, and selling cheap. dlw

FRED SCHLEWING has just returned from the East and now offers for tbo Fall season of 1869, the largest and best assorted stock of Scotts, Cheviats, Melton Beaver, Cassimero, Cloth, Vesting, and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods I solicit a call, and examination of stock and prices. Your orders shall have prompt and careful attention. Low prices, exact fits and first quality goods is my motto.

Sept9dlm.

SEWING MACHINES to sell or rent, at Biddle's. dtf MOHAIR SWITCHES cheap, at Riddle's. dtf.

SUMMER DRESS GOODS at cost, at Wittig &

OO.'B,

YOU WANT a suit of clothing made in the very best style, and as cheap as can be bought anywhere, where women and apprentices are not employed, go to Grover & Miller's, corner 6th and Main streets. m26dtf.

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

THE LARGEST and belt assortment of Gold Pens in Terre Haute is at Bartlett & Grundy's, 101 Main street. If you want a real good Pen, go there to get it they are all warranted No. 1. 3dtf

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

COTTON and Silk Parasols at cost, at Wittig & Co.'s, 170 Main street, Deming Block. 16,dtf

BUY your Jewelry of Biddle.

LACE COLLARS, Bidle's.

B. FRKBMAN.

———

dtf.

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

and hankerchiefs at tf

BEAUTIFUL colors in Crape Meretz Bereges and Lamartines, just received at Cornelius & Haggerty's. 4dlw

CASSIMKRES.—i?uii lino, at very lowest pricos, at Cornelius & Haggerty's [6,d4t

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

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

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

GENUINE Imported Port. California Claret. Pure Sherr3'. Old Kentucky White Wheat Whisky Choice Liquors always on band.

JOSEPH

LoeT-—On Sunday afternoon from a carriage, a.morocco pocket book, containing two five dollar notes and a valuable" solilairo diamond ring, for which the finder will be liberally rewarded by leaving at the Prairie CityBank with Mr. Kay S. Jonckes. sept2l-dtf.

STRONG, Grocer,

j25-tf. 190 Main Btreet.

FRUIT TREES, FRUIT TREES.—We offer for the Fall trade a very fine lot of well grown Apple, Pear, Cherry, Peach Ornamental and Shade Trees. Call and see u£ or send for our new price list. ',

Seot21-dwlm. HKINL BROS.

ANOTHER

LOT of nice Laces, Embroid

eries and Alexander Kid Gloves, which will be sold cheap, at Weiss's Skirt Factory, 159 Main street. i,dtf

=====

REAL THRSAD, Guipure and laces in all widths, velvet and trlmr.»ing ribbons, velvets, satins in all skudee at lowest price* at S. L- Straus', 151 l|ain street. dwtf

knowing themselves

indebted to the firm-of K. B. Wright & Co. are requested to call at the old stand

*K.21dtf

SILK, Cotton p.nd Linen Twist, Oil, Needles, Ac., at Singer office. I7dlw

GRAND OPENING, of tho Now York Dry Goods Store 73 Main street, THIS MORNING!! We invite tho kind patronage of the citizens of Terro Haute andMyicinity. Respectfully,

WITTKNBKRO, RUBCHAUPT & Co.

GOLDKN spike nock tie just received at Bannister's. 20-dlw

CALL at

Main street and see the dif

ferent styles of Singer Machinee ,s dlw

YALB tie, University and IOSI tie, something new and nice at Bannister's. 20-diw

NEW attachments for the Singer Machine at 83 Main Btreet. 17dlw

17dlw

SINGER MACHINE the best.

A. NICE line of gentlemen's underwoar at No. 79 Main street. 20 dlw

ALL kinds of stitchiog done at the Singer office, 83 Main street. I7dlw. BUTTERICK'S patterns for children's clothing kept constantly on hand at Bannister's No. 79 Msrin street. 20-dlw

EMBBC^DKBT

done on the Singer Ma

chine, at the office, 83 Main street. 17dlw

HAOEK

MCKEEN,

(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. The Spectator, a reliable insurance magazine, speaks as follows of the "National:"

The National, of Boston, is one of the oldost and best companies in ezistenco.— Its transactions for the last forty years present an unbroken and honored record of(\fltegrity and usefulness. With a cash capital of $300,000, tho 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 the stocks of leading na tional banks in Bokton. The company separated at the same time more than one hundred thousand dollars of net surplus, over and above capital, re-insurance, and all other liability. 18dlm

"MAN

wants but little here below

Nor wants that little long." So says the poet, but your caso may be different. If so, call at Bannister's, No. 79 Main street, leave your measure and have your wants supplied. He has splendid stock of Cloths, Beavers and Cas simeres to select from. And a good line of gents' furnishing goods at reasonable prices. 19dlw

You CAN SAVE money by buying your Boots and Shoes atReibold's. 18,dtf

THE only full assortment of Fall Boots and Shoes is to be found at Reibold's, 64 Main streot. 18,dtf

Go SEE thoso new Boots and Shoes at Reibold's, 64 Main street. 18,dtf

BOOTS AND SHOES cheaper cheapest, at Reibold's.

FALL

BOORD

170 Main street, Deming

b(ock. 16,dtf

OWliMfc Co's Mtobratod oyaUn Coir sale, wholesale §nd nAwUj ft, jPharlw Wing & gPgj pI djut.

FOB

the

than 18,dlf

GOODS FOR MEN'S WEAR.—JUS

received, an elogant etock of Cloths, Caseimeres and vestings, together with an elegant lino of gents furnishing goods of tho lateststyles. 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

& SON are now almost daily in

receipt of new Fall goods, are selling rapid and aheap. septl2-dtf.

BOORD & SON are selling all staple articles at bottom prices. Septl2.dtf.

GRAPE-VINES I GRAPES11—We have an immense stock of strong healthy vinos of the very best sorts, also a large stock of Currants, Gooseberries and other small fruits.

HEINL

sep21-dwlm

BRO'S.

EYES.—To obtain good spectacles has always been a difficult job. Our readers will ba pleased to learn that that difficulty need no longer be encountered, if they will call at the jewelry store of S. 11 Freeman, National House Block, and procure a pair of Lazarus & Morris' celebrated "Perfected Spectacles." They are well spoken of by the proas in tho east and elsewhere. augl4-dwlm.

THE BEST PLACE in the city for Skirts and Corsets is at Weisz's Factory, 159 Main Btreet, between Fifth and Sixth streets. 4,dtf

BUY YOUR wife a gold watch of Riddle. tf

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

HUMBUOI

Some Goods must be

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

LIGHT PRINTS at cost, at

SMOKING

Wittig &

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

TOBACCO.—The finest Vir

ginia Gold Flake and Honey Bee smoking tobacco at Katzenbach's.

FOR CHSWING.—The finest brands of Fine Cut and Plug tobacco atN. Katzenbach's. 14 dtf.

FOR FIVK CKNTS.—Clear Cuba Cigar N. Katzsnbach's, Main street. 14-dtf.

CATARRH is killing thousands of our best people, and jet the balance, although suffering from this horrid complaint, do not seem to think that unless they attend to this trouble in time, it will eventually end in Consumption. Such, however, is the case, and we hope all will avail themselves of the best remedy of the age—

Header's German Snuff7'—an article kept by all of our druggists, and only costing

cents. IRA

GROVER,

JR.,

apl4-dlw Special Agent

the handsomest Neckties in the,-

cftf| 'go toErl»ngert.J 23Sit

fi* & Cos*

23dtf

LOCAL NOTJCE&»-—

To Remove Moth Patches, Freeh-

lea and Tan from the Quia, Wte *erry'a Math aad Freckle Lotion. Prepared only by Dr. B. O. PKBB*. Sold by all Draught*.

Tor Black Worms and dimples on

the Face, nae FKRBT'I CoMEDoitf.ATID

REMBDT,

,PIULI

prepared oalv by Dr.

O.'tnxV, 49

BonC street, New York. 8oM -everywhere.' The trade supplied by Wholesale Medicine Dealeri. marl7deodSm-w3m

FOR SALE.

XpOK SALK-—A pair of ^Draught Horses, 7 jeare old, with wagon aod- barWill sell low.

uesK, COl paper, iitdlw

iphle. trade for good

3R and Lot on

otreet,-battortfn Sixth ani Seviath.

Enquire of K. WblOUTACO. aug'ASdtr

FOR

SALE—A nice property on Sontfa Sixth street brick nouiv, 10 looms, nicely grained and papered, near two aoree of ground sst with ornamental trees and alt klnda of bearing fruit trees, grapes and email berries. It is a desirable property and will te.aold low en terms to suit. If not sold aocn will be for reut t« a gsod careiut tenant. Kaqnira^f 12a tf A. O. rUBBOW.

FOR RENT.

IJ^OK

RENT.—Two-story dwel.

-L ling house, between 6th and t.tb, on Chestnut streets. For particulars enqnire Mt the residence o' Mrs. Sarah KlngT-reiidsnce on Chestnut stiect, between 6th and 7tb.

FOR

AMUSEMENTS.

JgLlND TOM CONCERTS!

THE NINETEENTH CENTURI!!

This wonderful Nogro boy pianist, who Is attracting BO much attention throughout th* country, wa? born in Georgia. Blind from hlo birth, and without ray of ordinary intelligence, I yet he playt the moat diffloult operatlo place*, not only brilliantly and beautifully, batwith all the taste, expression, and feeling of the moit diatinguiafced artist, when his mind became olouded, and the -veil of darkness was drawn over his eyes, as if to make amend* for the Jafl}|UpQ I upon the poor Negro boy, a flotd of nghv was I poured into his brain, and his mind became an opera of beauty, written by the hand of Ood, in •yllables of music, for the delight of tha world. He is presented to tho publlo as surpasMng everything heretofore known as a musical phenomenon. 'I"'"

Admission 50c Reserved Beats 75c.

Doors open at 7 o'olook to commence at 8. beats may bo secured in advance, for either night of the series, at Allen A Andrew*' Booka tre.

Grand Family Matinee!!

Saturday afternoon at 8% o'olook

Children's Tickets 25 Cents.

sep24K7t

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. J^EAL ESTATE AGENCY AND LAW OFFICE.

F.M.MEREDITH'S Real Estate Agency aad Law Office, orrner ol 3d and Main street*, terre Haut-, Indiana.

FARM OF 137 A ORBS, three miles from Tolono, Illinois 132 aorei under cultivation 5 acres good timber, house, barn, orchard, eto. This valuable farm will be sold on the most favorable terms. l,3UO ACRES ohoioe Prairie Land in Pocahontas counts, Iowa for sale at S3 per acre.

HOU9K AND TWO LOTS on Sonlh 3d street, Terre Haute. House contain* seven room*. On tie premises are well, eistern, wood house, coal honae, stable, eto. The property will be seld at a bargain, or exchanged for other city property.

HOUdH AND LOT, onSorlU4th itieet. Hons* sontains seven rooms and is in good repair. On the pr.mines are a good well, cistern and outbuildings, and fruit tree* of diffe-ent varieties and or the best quality. A baigtln can be had In this property.

TWO HOUSES AND LOTS, on South 41 street with all modern improvements. 10,000 ACHES in Illinois, prairie, limber, im- I proved and unimproved lands for sale or exchange.

FOB IXOHANOE—A good business bonse centrally located in Terre Haute, tor a farm within ten miles of the city. A rare bargain will be givoo.

A 6 ACRE LOT within one mile of the Oourt House, will be sold on very favorable terms If application ba made soon. The lot 1* finely situated and can be cut into city lot* to muebadvantage. sep28

14 tf.

FINK Havana and Yara Cigars, lOcts, at Katzenbach's. 14-dtf.

THH 8PACK is paid for by HEBZ ARNOLD, but they are so basily engaged in opening their now stock of goods that cannot fill it. 1 -to

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OptortNo'of'real Parjs aii^ bonrititB and'hats, Monday and Tuesday, SeptembMj 27|^{*nd 28th, L. Straus' 151 Main street. .. dwtf

FAIRBANKS,

Terre Banle Hon*a.

FEagleSALENSouse

25dCt

RENT.-—Rooms Eo. 1 & 2

Dowling Hall. The roo»s lire well'adapted for tho Flour and Feed, Grain or any heavy business. Possession giren Immediately. For particulars inquire of Rippetoe & Co.,,at the Hall, or T. O. Bnutin, Terre Haute House. anglWtf BIPPETOB A Of.

DOWLING HALL,

Thursday, Vriday and Saturday

11 IN TERRE HAUTE, II (for Tliree Nights Only)

The great incomprehensible

Musical* Mystery —1°F—

Iflfornal Notice of Change In Business.

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IBISA & FRENCH POPLINS,

bombazines

AR ETZ,

1HPBEM €LOTH, •«. Wi.S uf.l .ii

S It I N O S

SATIN DE CHINE STRIPES,

DIAG o—^

CALICOS, PLAN^LS,

SHEETINGS AND SHIRTINGS,

HOSIERY, LABIEI UVDEBWEAB, iq.-

COLLARS & CUFFS,

(New Styles.)

I O E S

„-,,• Ol every kind.

fact EVBKTTAING calculated to keep our stock as it is, the most complete in the state.

GIVE US A CALL.

Tuell, Ripley & Deming

E 1 E A S S O E

Main St., corner 5th,

Terre Haute, Ind

DH1MMO] Maw Oocasi Star Fork Hns«

I PUT or •ARBIAHE.-A OODBSB

LEOTCRBS,

as delivered at the

Haseum of Anatomy, embracing tha

subjects: How to Live and What to Live for Yonth, Maturity and Old Ag«S Manhood Oenerl Uy Beviewed. The Cause of Indigestion FlatnInoe and Nervous Disease* aoeounted for Mar* lags Philosophically Considered, &o. Pooket olumss oontalnlng these Lecture* will be forwarded on receipt of fonr stamps, by addressing Bao'x Nsw YOBK Mcsara or AKATOMT, #18 Broadwav. Hew York.

LADIBS,

If yon reqnlre a reliable, remedy, nee the best I DR. HABYEY'S FEMALE PILU have no equal. Thsy are safe and sure In ordinary cases, raioa, on DOLLAR ran BOX.

Dr. Harvey's Golden Pills,

fonr degrees stronger they are Intended for spe oial cases—raioa rrva noiuia ru soz. Private circulars sent free. Enclose stamp. .. you cannot proouie the Pills, enclose the

DRY GOODS BRANCH Of our business will be removed about the MIDDLE QF OCTOBER, to

CorJ of Oth!

And open with a FULL STOCK of FRESH GOODS, as a RETAIL DRt GOODS, TRIMMING and FANCY MOTION BAZAAR.

The CAftPET DEPARTMENT, including WALL PAPERS and all the HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, will remain at our present location, and do business under the style of

RYCE'S CARPET HALC

As an EXCLUSIVE CARPET and HOUSE FURNISHING DEPOT for every article pertaining to FITTING and FURNISHING A HOUSE THROUGHOUT.

In order to REDUCE THE STOCK, before the change, we will sell goods very cheap.

FALL STOCK,

Sept. 30fh, and Oct. lltknd 2nd.

FIRST APPPKARANCE

'.It-..I<p></p>GOODS

Ot'THE

VERTflLATEST STYLES

IJS.I* aMill

IK S,

at af

and addrass BRYAN A OO., Cedar Streot, York, and on receipt tbev will be sent woli set,, •d b» return mall. Ttni9-deod »1»

A TTBNTION RAIL HOAD

XI OOHTBAOTOBS. We manufsctnre 8TKXL BOTTOM SCRAPEBfl from ths most approved patterns. Tbny are large, but light, are easily fllied, and run on the smooth steel bottom with the least draft. We are prepared .to mi orders for any nnmber wanted. Wm. J. BALL OO.,

Kagle Iron Works,

Cor. 1st and Walnut sts., Terre Haute, Ind. jelb. d.tm

TALLOW, ETC.

ESTABLISHED, 18Q?

TALLOW, 1 LARD, ...

Stencil furnished. cation. Addrosa

GREASE.

riGHKST market price paid. Mo charges lissloa or drayage. bhipping Quotations glren n[on appli-

PBOCTOB St GAMBLE,

g20-d2ta-w3mw CINCINNATI

St.

/. W.S.R¥WIC0.::.„

MUSICAL. st

PALACE MUSIC.

I A N O S.

STEOK'S, KNABE'S,

I O E E I N O I

The Celebrated Patent Cjclolds

and ether well-known and reliable Makera.

CAKIIAKT Sc. HUDHAM'fl

Parlor and Church Organs, and Melodeons, 8HEET MUSIC,

INSTRUCTION BOOKS,

And every variety of

Small Musical Instruments,

—AlflV—

Musical Merchandise.

PIANOS FOR RKN'JL

Also, old Iutoromttiita taken In eicbioge or purl pay o* new ones. Pianos, Melodeons, and all kinds of smaller Uasical Instruments tepaired by

COMPETENT WORKMEN.

Send Ordors to t, .,:hEI88NER^

PALACE OF MUSIC,

IVo. 48i Ohio Wlreet, (Opposlte^tbe Old Oonrt Bonse,)

I A I I

O O S

AND

S A S

[JUST BBCBXVED.

300 TOLEDO 1)0018, Assorted siaes.

10,000 LIGHTS TOLEDO SASH Assorted slats

Which we are selling at greatly rtSuced prices, at

No. 121 Main 4 land 3 nnfc 8t£

CORY & DEFREES,

Wlioleitle And Retail Dealers in il

JOHN BAKNIKLB. 5

Merchant Tnilor, 'j MAINBTRXKT, -. ',i

Over Saxion j- Walmiley't Dry Qoods ttort

Would respeotoully call the attention of th* misent of Terre Haute, and thx public in genvrrfl, that he has rented rooms above Saxton Wnlii i-

Dry Qoods store, lor the purpose efearrymp

Hcrehant Tailoring. MWW ISSX?^W7V

B*NI1

FASIIIOMARIX

8SLKOTION OF CA881MEEES, OLOTII8, Ac., and ready it* ttska it qp iu The Lateat Style and oa Short •nd on v»ry BflMonableTerm*.

wato lo pay, he promUet to mike op to oid«*r% whattber the geodab# fnrnlabed by bim or noi.— Krirytblog In hli line cheaper than aojwJur

OattlDg deoe and WArraatni fit.

HSTIDRAotiff,litgbno

libera)

patronage aollclted* attgftdtf.