Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 29 September 1869 — Page 4

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Wednesday Morning. *»ept. 29th« 1869.

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CITY NEWS.

TO OUR PATRONS-

The extensive steam printing establish-

inent and bindery of Messrs. Allen & An-

has

WU1

been purchased, and

with .'tbor new material and machinery

added to tbe Exfew. office. Our

location will be changcd to the Patriot

build ng, corner of Sixth and Ohio, nearly opp *Ue the Postoffice, and the paper

enlarged and put in entirely new type in

about, a fortnight.

Thbke area in the city.

few cases of ecarlet fever

SEW bi. CoULSON,

Esq.

yesterday.

was in tbe citj

Dowlibo and family will return

from Ojonomowoc to-morrow.

C. F. Wittbnbebg, Esq-, editor of tb Buerger ZeUung, is-we regret to learn-

very sariously ill- .„t

Tub

There was another frost yesterdaj morning, much heavier than that ol Monday morning.

TnE

contract

for building the Dan

ville railroad bridge across the Wabash a

Clinton has been awarded.

Good Board in private boarding houses and families will be in demand on the oponing of the Normal School.

Tee bootblack fraternity is increasing rapidly in this city. "Shine'emup,sir?" greets tbe pedestrian at almost every cor-1 nor.

drunk disturbed the toreni

ty of tho City Court yesterday. Paid $7.50 and wont his way to prepare for another similar assessment.

Reserved

seats

Krjiy's

Hohnny

for tbe Blind Tom

concerts, tho first of which will be given tomorrow evening, can be secured at Al len & AndrewB book store.

Improvement, on its westward march, has left some new sidewalks on Main street, between Second and Third. More of the same thing is greatly needed.

The wheat market is very dull, prices ranging from 90 cents to $1.05. Receipts aro faliiDg off, shipping facilities are ful ly oq xal to the demand, and the stock on hand is diminishing.

The Erny- Trial will commence in th«' Criminal Court, to-day. Col. R. W Thompson and the Prosecuting Attorney will represent the State and D. \oor heea will appear for the defenss.

Pkgg,

•gng--

W. J.

T^twmav

& Co., of Baltimore, are

expected to do a heavy pork-packing business in tbi» city daring the coming season, which will open as early in November as tbe weather will permit.—

Dealers expect that tfce market will open at nine or ten cents, net, for choice hogs. The prospect is that the hog crop will not exceed, if it equals, that of last year,

8KBioTJ8AccrDB*T—Daniel Kalor, an elderly man who resides on Third street, met with a Eerious accident yesterday He was at work dh the new railroad bridge across the "Wabash, assisting to unload from a wagon a very heavy piece of timber, when it fell across bis bowels, injuriDg him so severely that his recovery is regarded as very doubtful

J. S. Arnold, of Toledo, was in the city, yesterday, making inquiries for bis two eons, Henry and Albert, aged respectively twelve and fourteen years, who ran away from home two weeks ago. The father -raced them as far as Greencaslle and there lost ibo tr'.al. Any one who has in formation of their whereabouts will con

favor fey addreBB

roled()i ohio

Tonodeh

Mr.

Treasurer of the Vigo

County Agricultural Society, requests all persons holding orders on tho treasury to present them for paymont at tbe Na tional State Bank.

Sant C.

Davis has an autograph cer

tificate of military service from George Washington, addressed to Mr. Davis' ma. tornal grand-father. It bears date, March Tth, 1771, and ia therefore nearly one hundrod years old.

Since the prosent police force took charge of tho peace of tho city, May 12th, 18G9, flvo hundred and fifty-two arrests havo beon made. Of this number ninotytwo were discharged and the rest were "put through tho mill."

bondsmen aro not quite so nu

merous as we stated yesterday. Here is the oniire list Jacob Stark, D. AV. Voorheos, B. F. Havens, Jcs. H.Blake, A. B. Fouts, fm. E. Kirtley and Andrew McGuirc.

Woods, the Terre Haute boy

who was so terribly Injured by a gravel car, *t Mattoon, a few weeks ago, is now at th residence of

AMANDA

-mg jlr. Arnold at

and

Sounds Natives of

Yankee land will recognize in the words •tongues and sounds" a staplo article of focd in Now England, derived from codlisb, and held in high esteem not only by the "codfish aristocracy" but by many other peoplo. C. I. Ripley has a barrel of ihem, which aro probably the first ever brought to Terre Haute.

A fecotJNDREi/, whoso neck wa3 probably mado for a haltor, attempted an infa* tnoiis outrago upon a young woman near tho corner of Ohio and Sixth etreets, oigbt berore last. Some

mm.

Mrr

household furniture of Mrs. J.

Early will be sold by Hay ward & Byan

on the 6th of October.

boyf:

L. Hoddy in thi»

city, and has a fair prospect of entire recovery, except the irreparable loss of one

leg.

The return of the Hon. John Ingie, Jr.,' from Europe, renders it probable that the Normal School Board, of which he is President, will hold a meeting at an early day for tbe election as a President of tiie Faculty. Other important business will also be transacted.

Jans

Pabtkidok

is the

slighdv sacharine name of a somewhat antiquated damsel whoso presence illuminated our office tor a brief period yesterday. Amanda desired to advertise a truant lover against whom she ''breathed oat throatenings and slaughter' in language ill-adapted to polite auriculars. She was, however, slightly deficient .in imm. diato pecuniary resouices, and was persuaded tP forego the luxury of appearing in print over her ornate signature until better fortune shall bring plethora to her now attenuated and collapsed receptacle of cash. Meantime we advise her false and fugacious lover that Amanda hatb need of him and will be likoly to com? down on him, as did lift Asyrian' towit -a wolf oa the fold."

happening

to como along, thwarted his purpose. He made tracks with groat celerity, the bojs pursuing, but not being able to capture

The following ia a statement of tte receipts and expenses of the County Fair, showing a deficit cf two hundred and forty seven dollars and twenty-five cents:

EXPENSES.

I "Premiums paid $1,447,00 Police Labor andSupts 176 10 Printing 128,15

Too

$1,751.25

BKCSIPTS.

Entry F^es..1.^ $418 20 Gate Fees Rent of Stands Licenses Special Premiums ...

s:,

939 05 75 50 26 25 55,00 $1,514,00

Sankey, of New Castle

Pennsylvania, is in tho city for tho pur poae of superintending tho erection of tho Vigo Iron Company's works. Mr.

S.has

had much experience in tbe business, and is, wo have no doubt, "tho right man in the right placo.'' The Company's office is now being prected on iho grounds, and the grading for the main structure is being done. Mr. Crawford, President of the Company, is gentleman of the very highest order of business qualifications, and, under his general management, the groat enterprise will be vigorously prosecuted. Contracts for brick and much of the other material have already been made, and, should tho weather provo propitious, tbe buildings and, probably, the stock will be completed before winter.

Capt. C. C. Gknuno, engineer for the Evansvillo aDd Crawt'ordsville railroad, last week completed an inspection of all the bridges and culverts on tho Evansville and Cr/iwfordsville railroad its entire length, and returned to the city on Saturday nighi. We learn that the bridges and culverts are all in an excellent condition at iho present time, safo, and sound. It is a custom to have tbe bridges on this road iuspccted by a competent man #l least twice a year, and on the occasion of such visits of the inspector, all faulty timbers are ordered to be removed at once. This is one of the reasons that tho Evansville and Crawfordsville railroad has so few accidents. Another is that only caretul engineers and conductors aro employod. This will be pleasing intelligence to travelers in this day of railroad and steamboat accidents. To travel on a railroad without foar of being "dumped'' over Ibo bank, or of having tbe engine blow you into the middle of the next century, is a great comfort— Evunsville C.urter.

Warren, Hodero & Co., 6ent in an advertisement last night too late for this issue, but which will appear to-morrowi calling attention to thoir fine display of new and handsome g6oda far Fall and Winter wear.

Wanted.—Two farm hands, $25 a month and board. Girls for housework. Laborers $2.00 per day, and a man to drive team, at Terro Haute Employment Agency, No. 22 South Fourth, between Main and Ohio streets. Sept29-dlt.

Hand-made

embroideries

married.

OLAPP—WELD—At Freeport, Bejt. 23d. byBfr. T. P. Cleveland, Hon. J.

247,25

Much Laudanum.—On

Tuesday

night a voung man, who was stopping at Mr. Fenton's, on North Seventh street either by accident or design, emptied the contonts of a bottle of laudanum into his stomach from tho effccts of which be very narrowly escaped death. The young •man—whoso name we could not learn was taken sick At the Buntin House, last Sunday, wer.fc from there to Mr, Fenton's, where he was properly cared for. The laudanum was placed by his bedside to be given, as required, by the persons attending him, but it was discov ered during Tuesday night that he had taken it all nt one dose. Ho was insen sible until last evening, and was only saved from death—if indeed ha escapes at all—by tho most prompt, pors'stont and vigorous measures. He has been at work on the Vandalia Railroad, came from New York and has no relations in this part of the country.

Clapp, of

Fort Atkin»on, Wisconsin, and Mia 8. O.Weld, formerly of thij place.

PIEP.

17BET—At the real 'eneeof her father. in this clt7 on tbe 29th inat., Eiaabeth C. Kzrey, *b the twen' y-fourth

jMiss

«*rof her age.

Funeral from the family rts'denc*, on Lafayette strest, thla afternoon at three o'clock.

Great Sal*

tube.—We

will sell at auction, the larg

est and most desirable lot of Furniture ever offered in Terre Haute, on Wednesday, Oct. Cth, at 10 o'clock, at the residence of Mrs. Jacob

Eably, on Ohio

street, between 6th and 7tb, consisting of rosewood and mahogany Parlor and Chamber Sets, Dining Sat?, Sociables, Sofas, Sofa-bottom Chairs, Cane-seat Chairs, marble top Tables, Bureaus, Bed steads, Brussels and Ingrain Carpets Feather Beds, Mattras-es and Bedding, Cook Stoves, Parlor Stoves, and a great many other things too numerous to men

tion. Also, at the samo timo and place, one good Family Horse, one Mah's Saddle^ one Side Saddle, one set Double Harness, all to be sold without reserve.

Tebms—Six months credit on all turns exceeding $25, purchaser giving note with approved security.

Hatward &

Merino

Ladies' Merino Vests and Drawer^ Misses' and Childrens' Vests and Drawers, Gentlemen's- White, Grey, Mixed and Colored Shirts and Drawers at all prices. d3t.

A Large stcck of boots and shoos at Griner & Forrest's at low prices, Cor.of 3d and Ohio stroets. It

TENdoz. fine Breakfast eb*wls at 85 cts. a'piece at Forrest A Griner's. It Gents underware at very low prices at Griner Forrest's Cor 3d and Ohio streets.

It The State

Fair

A M.,

at India napolis

this week, tfill no doubt be the mo8t extensive exhibition of agriculture and mechanics that J)as, ever,,J»een held in the Stale, "'it'occupies ihe entire week, closing on fcfctjirdajr. Passengers will be lateen during the week on the regular mail .traiij, lea^ryig Terre Haute at 5 50

and on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday a^special train will be run, leaving Terre fiauto

fAt

5.50

A. M.,

and ar

riving at Indianapolis at 10.10

9.50. Tickets will beon sale at all stations, which passengers must procure before taking the' trains. All State Fair tickets must bo stamped by the State Board of Agriculture, on the Fair Grounds, to be good for raturn passage, otherwise full fare will ba charged both ways: Special tickets issued b^ connecting roads will be good on all trains of tho Terre Haute & Indianapolis Railroad, during the week of the Faif, if tho return ticket ir stamped as

:$bovo

will be feooAHo rottir'n 'oii'ihe mail trfc'in, leaving .Indianapolis at 1.45 P. M-, snd the above special train only.

Fall

opening,

at Tuell, Ripley & Dealing's. d3t. Opening of Fall Dress Goods, Thursday, Sept. 30tb, at Tuell, Ripley & Dera03t.

Wanted—An unfurnished room with board in a private family fbf'a gentleman and wife. Please address, stating loc& lion, A. tJ.i,.U)i£ ofllte.-Miit 28,d2t

not fail

Beautiful

goods

For

Ba*&o

Powder,

Silk,

are "assured by the

ladies that many ofthoir new patterns of dress goods aro superb, and that their prices aro entirely satisfactory.

jast opened,

which wo will offer at prices as .low as the machine work is sold. ,5 d3t. Warren, Hoberg & Co.

A Handsome lot of Point and Point Applique Lace Handkerchiefs juBt opened, dst.

.ifcl

Warren,

Hoberg & Co.

Whitspkppm, Pare English Mustard, Cochi Ginger, Pemaoy Cloves and Nutmegs, choice Spices, of all kinds at Joseph Strong's. dtf.

Boobd& Soh have on hand fine lot dress flannelf. Call and see them. Septl2-dtf.

Oat Mbal, Cracked Wheat and Pearl Barley, at Joseph Strong's, No 190, Main St. dtf.

-fwm

Household

Fobhi-

a. m.

Returning it will leave Indianapolis at 5.50

P. m^

and arrive in this, city at

Chiccz Winks and Liquors at Joseph Strong's, No. 190, Main St. dtf.

Oysters!

OysTiRs!!—By

labge

Ryan,

M.T.&Wt Auctioneers.

Underwarb.—Warren,

.to yisit TL\uell, ftipley &

Deming's store on Thursday, Sept. 30th They..ill, uxbjbit ail the poyelitjes im ported for fall wear. d3t.

for fall wear will be

so displayed at Tuell, Ripley & Deming'i on Thursday, that you can become quainted with tho nejr styles at a glance, Do not fail to drop in. d3t,

Sale.—A good Exprers Wagon

iron axle, half springs, all in good order which may bo seen at T. A. Madisony corner of Uth and Poplar streots, of whom enquire as to price. Will be sold for cash or in exchange for cjal, wood or ^toceries. A'so a good single harness with or without the wagon. dlt.

SuMB of our merchants have adopted the ploasiog mode of displaying all the novolties of tho season on "opening day,' On Thursday there will be an elegant showing at Tuell.jRipley & Deming's. d3t.

Economical,

Reliable,

Doolky's

Cotton and Linen Twist, Oil,

Needles, Ac., at Singer office. 17dlw

Notice—Persons

used before. ^ALLTerre Hauto, Sept, 23, 18G9.

house adjoining fuTsner's Palace of Musici will bo rented only for shop or oflJceepu^j pose. Enquire at the Music stare.

S«pt27-d2t. '-'1 Ax-friK £kafT is just in receipt of a choice lot ot Lard, Mess Pork and Side meat. For something nice, cjean and sweet in this line, cttfl at l^s grocery store, near the oorner of Main and Third slfeot. 25d4t

thft date

sell by

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

Corner Fourth and Ohio streets. 15,dlm

stock of Sugars, Coffees and

Teas sold cheap. Joseph

Strong,

Fine English

190

Main St. dtf.

Mackerel

SttoBg's.'

Fresh

at josepn dtf.

Oysters.—For

no-

berg & Co., would call attention to their large and superior stock of winter underwear, which contains all the bfst makes of English and Domestic manufacture.

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- ho is prepared to furnish the trade or at retail in. any qi-.r./, 3 dtf

Atlantic Restaurant, 150 Main Street.—Fresh Oysters,Prairie Chickens, etc., etc, served up in latest style to suit customers. Jos.

Kern,

dtf Bargains I Bargains 11 Bargains 11 at the clearance sale of Boots and Shoos 64 Main Street. dtf.

Men

and Boy's shoes at reduced jfcices

Reibold's,

Don't

Children's Hose at such prices as will sell thom fast, at C. Wittig & Co.'s, 2ldtf 170 Main street, Doming Block.

For the Largest tind best assortment of cloths, caEsimores and voatinga 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 Peol, at O. I. Ripley's. [25,dtf The "Phoenix" Hose, worth $3 per dozen, are sold at 15 cents a pair, at 2i.dtf C. Wittig & Co's.

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

Sepl9 dim.

G. H.

State Fair tickets

Thursday, Sept. 30th,

Whidden & Co., are receiving

choice Peaches every day, and selling cheap. 31"

JCred

Schlewing has just returned

from tho E&st and now offers for the Fall season of 1869, the largest and best assorted stock of Scotls, Cheviat9, Melton, Beaver, Cassimere, Cloth, Vesting, and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods I solipit 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.

Sept9d!m. Sewing MACStjiKg ty spll or ront, at Riddle's.

MoHAIR Switches

Summer

cheap, at Riddle's. dtf.

Dress Goods at cost, at C.

Wittig & Co,'s, 170 Main street, Doming bjock. 16,dlf

If you want

the

Best.-

Baking Powder is superior to

all others in market. Frea from any injurious substances, and so nicely compounded that tbe contents of each box inEuros light, sweet, healthy biscuits, rolls, pastry, &3., with uniform success. Only two teaspoonsfuls to a quart of flour is necessary, while those of ordinary manufacture require frop one-third to a half more. Ask vour Grocer for

a suit of clothing mado

in tho very best style, and as cheap as can bo bought anywhere, whore women and apprentices are not employed, go to Grover & Miller's, corner Gth and Main streets. m26*dlf.

Hosiery

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

170 Main street, Peming Block. 16,dtf

The

largest

and boH assortment of

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

Sellino Boots and SboeB very cheap at Greiher & PorreBt'a. dtf Cottojt and Silk Parasols at cost, at

Lace Collars, Ridle's.

Poohy's

and take no other. 28,doodlw

knewing themselves

indebted to the firm of E. R. Wright & Co, are requested to call at tbe old stand

-Rtfd settle up.

Mr.

21dtf

Fkkeman

:—Dear Sir I

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

'and hankercbiefs at tf

Bbautiful colors in Crape Meretz Bereges and Lamartines, just rectived at Cornelius & Haggerty's. 4dl»

Cassiukbes.—run line, at very lowest pricey at Cornelius & Haggerty's [6,d4t

Ms^ 's

Cloth Gaitkbb at

^1.50

N iw attachments for the Singer Machine at 83 Main street. ltdlw

Singe*

Machike

am prepared to serve up tbe Best Brands of Oysters in all styles, as cheap as any other house in tbe city: aho

the best.

sick

line of gentlemen's anderwar ,t

at No. 78 Main atreet. ^20dlir

Buttkbick's

patterns for children's

clothing kept constantly on hand at Bannister's No. 79 Main street. 20. dlw

Embbcidbby done on the Singer Machine, at the office, 83 Main steW.. jf

I7dlw 1

Hagbb

McKekn,

Gi bee

Main Street. dtf.

fail

to soe those beautiful

Walking Coats at Erlanger'e. 23dtf

Call and soe tbose beautiful French and Scotch GingbamB at Cornelius & Haggerty'?. l2-d4t.

Peeled

dried

Peaches at C.

A ruLL

line

Rip

ley's. 6dtf

of Ladies, Misses and

(Dowl'ing 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 tho oldest and best companies in existence.— Its transactors for the 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 claso available assets to tbe 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 national banks in Boston. The company separated at tho same time more than one hundred thousand dollars of net surplus, over and above capital, re-insurance, and all other liability. 18dlm

You

can save

Proprietor.

these new Boots and Shoe3 at

Reibold's, 64 Main street. 18,dtf

Boots

and

Shoes cheaper

cheapest, at Roibold'e.

Boord &

Son aro now almost daily in

r-ecoipt of new Fall good3, are selling rapid and cheap. septl2-dtf. Boord& Son are selling all staple articles at bottom prices. Septl2-dtf.

Grape-vines! GrapesU—We have an immense s^ock of strong healthy vines of the very best sorts, also a large stock of Currants, Gooseberries and other small fruits.

Heinl

"Tapestry,

For a good cassimere langer's.

Wittig & Go.'*, 170 Main street, Deming Block. 16,dtf Buy your Jewelry of Btddle. dtf.

G. Wittig & Co, at 170 Main street, Dealing Block, have a big table full of Bargains in Goods that oidst bo sold. 21, dtf

a pair

at Griner & Forrest's, Corner of Third and O'ij io streets. dtf Lawns

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

170 Main street, Peming Block. 16,dtjf ri Ladiks'Glovks at cost, at C. Wittig & Co.'s, 170 Main'Weet, Deming Block. 16,dtf

Genuine Imported Port. California Claret. Pure Sherry. Old Kentucky Whito Wheat Whisky. Ohoice Liquors alwajs on hand.

JosWH STRONG, Grocer

j25-tf. do -UtinttnhP

Fruit Trkks, Fruit Trms.—We

/er for the Fall trade a, retJ

Sept21-dwlm.

ei?ee

and

of-

lot of

«4ll grown Apple, Pear, Cherry, Peach Ornamental and Shade Trees. Call and see us or send for onr new price list.

mu- Bko®.

Ahoxhkb

LOT

Alexander EM Gloves, which

will be sold cheap, at Weiiz's Skirt Fao-

l«r,,159H.in,tV

suit go to JEr dlt

For tho best fitting shirt in the city, go to Erlanger'e. Ho has them for men and boys, ready-made and mado to order. dlt

Gentlemen's Seal Rings, Ladies Gold Bracelets, and Gold Guard Chainsanew stock, at 161 Main street. sep21-dtf.

JMPOBTAST TO VuiToSg

ASA

Bro's.

sop21-dwlm. 'a The

best flack

in tbe city for Skirts

and Corsets is at Weisz's Factory, 159 Main street, between Fifth and Sixth streets. 4,dtf

O'Nkil&Co's celebrated oysters for sale, wholesale and retail, at Charles Wing & Co's.

!i—

dtf

Fob tho handsomest Neckties in the city, goto Erlanger's. 23dtf

Brussels, Ingrain and 3-ply

Carpets, In great variety, at W. S. Ryce & Co's. 23dtf The best pair of White Hose at 15 cts., at C. Wittig & Co.'s, 21,dtf 170 Main street Doming Block

Freeman.

Opening of real Paris and Now York bonnets and hats, Monday and Tuesday, September 27th and 28tb, atS. Straus 151 Main street. (iwtf

Fall Goods

for

Real Thread, Guipuro and BrusBel laces in all widths, velvet and trimming ribbons, velvets, satins in all shades at lowest prices £t 8. }j, Straus', 151 Main street. dwtf

Grand Openino, of the ,New York Dry Goods Store 73 Main street, THIS MORNINGI! Wo invito tho kind pa^ tronage of tho citizjna of Torre Haute and vicinity. Respectfully,

WlTTENBKRO, RU8CHAUPT

Call nt 83 Main street and see the different styles of Singer Machines. dlw Yale tie, University and lost tie, something new and nice at Bannister's. 20-dlw

All hinds of stitching done at the Singer office, 83 Main street. 17dlw

But Your

F3K

Men's Wear.—Just

received, an elegant stock of Cloths, Cassimeres and vesting?, With &n elegant line of gents furnishing goods of Lhe latest styles. If you want a good suit of clothing made in the latest style, leave your ordurs with Grovor& Millor, corner of Main and Sixth streets. dtf

wife ft gold watch of Riddle. tf

you want

Babgainb 7 Go to

Wittig & Co.'s, 170 Main street, Deming Block, and look at the big table full of cheap Goods. 2J.,dtf

No Humbitg I Soma Goods must be sold, and we sell them 25 per cont. below cost. Look at our Bargain Table.

C. Wittig & Co.

21,dtf 170 Main street, Deming Block, Light Prints at cost, at C. WiUig & Co.'s, 170 Main street, Deming Block.

!m 'J HI £Jfr •^W TTTTJTnr,— Smoking

Tobacco.—The Vir

ginia Gold Flake add Honey Beo smoking tobacco at Katzonbach'a. 14 tf. Fink Havana and Yara Cigars, lOcU, at Katzenbach's. 14-dtf.

Fob Chkwing.—Tho finest brands of Fine Cut and Plug tobacco, at N- Katzanbacb:s. 14-dtf.

^Fob

at N. Katzacbaeh's, Main Etreet. .'J 14-dtf- I» f. .1 if

CATARRH is killiDg thousands of onr best people, and yet th» balance, although suffering from this horrid complaint, do not seem to tbink that unless they attend to this trouble in time, it will eventually end in Consumption. Such, however, is tbe case, and we hopa all will avail themeelyes of the best remedy of tfte age—

of nice jjaces, Embroia-1 „gea^0I:»g flarva^ §aufT'—an article kept

by al, of our

Sept23-d4t.

money by buying your

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

Til ImuJ

StatsFaib.—Parties •tailing IndU

17dlw aoapotti should not fiUl. to at the Mammoth Fur store knows af tbe New rk Fur Manufactors,

D.Lelewer&£ra

Proprietors,. 56 South Meridian Uieet. The greatest variety of ladies,' gents and childrens, furs, fur Iqmfnjngs of.all kinds, &C..&0., be foqed then... Extra inducements will be offered in floe furs, as genuine Sable, Ermine, Mink Astrachan goods and at lowest manufacturers prices. This is the only establishment of this Stato dealing exclusively in furs, and manufacture their own^ stock. Furs repaired and altered into tbe latest fashions. Good workmanship guaranteed. Charges always reasonable.

The Bivalves of O'Neil

To Kemove Moth Patches, jrreelilea and Tan from the face, nse Perry'a Moth tail freckle Lotion. Prepared only by Dr. B. O.

Pbbbt.

Sold by all DrpggUti.

than the 18.dlf

For Bl«ck Worms and Pimples ok the FSCEJ nae (UBT'i Comidone AND PIMPLS

BEHEDY,

prepared only by Dr. B. O.

Jj,lT

A Co's. pack*

ing are said to be the best in market, any way they aro warranted to be No. 1. Try them. For sale by Chas Wing & Co. dtf #8

For Rent —Pianos and MSfodeons, several six and seven oaiav? pianos, also a number of portable and piano case Melodeons are now in store to rent upon the most liberal terms. In all instances Where a person rents an instrument for six months, and at tho expiratfop of that timo purchases a new instrutnont tbe amount of rent paid for-six months, will apply on the purchase of the new instrument bought. To get choice of instruments call early at Kissner's Palace of Muste. sePt27 d2t.

LOCAL NOTICES.

FBBBY,

Bone street. New York. Sold everywhere. The trade supplied by Wbolerale Medicine Doilcri, marl7deod8m-w3m

ill •-sit,

i. ntV tUi~ t» 1 }ia*v»a fBivl i! 'J'Alt ISSiiilH Jt (iu«» ,'i

fVuir-'ii- u«

•.$T.,. ju't ti?

FOR SALE.

SALK--Hall acre ground, corner ycamore and 14th street. Vine residence, ail conveniences, good fmit. Ohetp—one half 'duwo and balance un Jong time. e«p29dlw J.

H. BLAKE.

t?OK SALE-—Cottage House and J. Lot, Ne. 107 Nbrth Fourth 81refit, contains right rooms. A|ply to W. E. HEaDRlCH, ortr First Nfttional Bank, or on the premises. 28dlw

FKagloSALE--House

3R and JLot on street, between 3Hth Inquire of E. WnlGHT & CO. aug2Gdtf

170 SALE—A nice property on J. South 8izth street brick ticuats, 10 rooms, nicely gibineo and papered, near 'two acres of ground eat with ornamental trees and all kinds of bearing fruit trees, grapes and small berries. It to a desirable property aud will ce sold low on terms to suit. If not sold socn will be for rent t. a good carelui tenant. Enquire of 12Jtf A. O. FURROW.

rOR RENT.

FOK

RENT.—Two story dwel. Hog honse, bdtwe'e 8:h aud 7tta, on Chettout stoaeui. Ser pactioiUara exjnireat the real' doDCfi fl tt9 Sarah King—.eaid^nceon Chestnut stieot, between Cth auu T:!.'

FDolling

& Co.

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

HWit

DR RENT .-.-Rooms No. 1 & Hall. Tbe roo. are well adapted fur tbe Flour and Feed, Grain or any heavy bnsi nesi. Possession Ten immediately. For par tfcnlars Inquire A, Co., at the Hall or T. O. Bontlp, Terre Hame Hon?e. eagllJt R1PPICTOK& OO

AMUSEMENTS.

gLIND TOM CO^^BBTS!

DOWLING HALL, Thursday, Friday and Saturday

Sept. 30th, and Oct.

lit

and 2nd. t-

first apppearance

IN TERRE HAUTE,

(For Three Nights Only)

The great incomprehensible

Musical Mystery

—or—

THE NINETEENTH CENTURY!

This wocderfnl Negro boy pianist, who is »t tractlng so mucb attention throughout the COtantry, wa-e born in £taagw. Blind from ki. birth, and' without 4 re'y of ordinary

lie is

Five Csitts.—Clear Cuba Ci^ar

Dcors open

druggist's, and only costing

cents.

Is*. Gkover.

Jh.,

"P14-""' -3peC,

SU''-

Informal Notice of Change in Business.

HEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

$ 7 5 0

FOR THE ROUND TRIP

from

TERRE AUTE

mat Mm- -v

I TO

•'fij'i \a ». -v--• 'Ml! },*•

St.

nutv-i

•?'. 1' Jl v.i'ntiU'i

'mf .mm- fww.

THU BP

AC®

it |hld for by

AHNOLD,

H£RZ

but they are

bnaUy engaged

In opentsg tMIr neWitock of goods (hit cKnnot fill It.

QASH oa an

IIjOTJIS,

Tlie 6reat Fair Week!

THE INDIANAPOLIS AND ST. LOUI9 R. R. will carry passenger* from

Monday October 4th to 9th,

^'^For Half Fare

Tickets Good on all Bcgaler Trains.

This will be the greatest Fair ever held in the' United States.

Over SO,0000 will be awarded In premiums. »ei 28

I N O

i'.,

intelligence,

ret he play» tD?mostdiffljnltoperaticpl«ca«, not only brill.antlj and-beabtnully, bnt«lth all the taste, expreaifca,Md feelinitDf them .st dtetinguisted arliat. Wh bis miod bseeme eloaded, and the veil of darkness Was .rawn over hie eyes, as tf to make mends Tor the ioflibtlaa npon the poor Negro boy,a fla of light wes poaied lotj hU b- aln, and bis mind beoamean opera ol beMty, the Odd, So llables of mnslc, for

tbe delifbt of thaaorld.

prestntod to the pnblio as anrpasaivg everybing htretofote' known

as a

nomenon.

mntlckl

Admission 50c Reserved

phe

Beats

75c.

at-7 o'clock 'to commence at 8. may

be secUrtd

advaoo-, for

ettbfer

night of the set!es, at Allen A Andrews' Book* st re.

Grand Family Hattaee! Saturday aficraooa at o'clock Children's Tickets 25 Cents. seper-tr-rr -rrrrrrrrs.srrrzz?-

FEVER AND AGUE.

JJAUSIG£K»S YEGRTAfiLB

fever powdebs

Effoctoallr ercre

«tt eases wlthia tweaty-fcor

honrs: 0«ce, Np. 77 Liberty Street, Ne# York oct28dSm

WILLIAM M. BEMIS and all TV others conoerned will take notice 'hat the Indianapolis and St. Lools Railroad Company intend to appropriate from the llowirg ditcribcd land in Tigo county, for eonstrnctinK and repbiring said railroad in said oounty, to-wit: from part 9t the east half of the north-east quarter seetlon 13, township 13, north r»nge 8 went, a strip oi land on e«ch aide of said toad i9% et wide, making the en'lre width 99 feet running nearly tontb-west throngh said tr«ct,b^ing about 1484 feet long, «nd coo tain log about three (3)aorea aud thirty-six (30) hundreths ah acre, or the nse of said road lor a peimant right of way. Also to appropriate ibe right to construct All .nectstary drains on said laiid, and that said Ooupany hare deposited a map and profile of their road,and an instiument of appropriation with tho Clerk of the Tigo County Circuit 3ourt.

E E A S S O E

THE

DRY. GOODS BRANCH Of our business will be removed about the MIDDLE OF

Mi .•••£* nrirn/\n-np 1 UtiUjDLJtl, to Kl

Miain, Cor. of

The CARPET DEPARTMENT, including WALL PAMPERS and all the HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, will re main at our present location, and do business under the style

RYCE'S CARPET HALLT As an EXCLUSIVE CARPET and HOUSE FURNISHIN DEPOT for every article pertaining to FITTING and FUR NISHING A HOUSE THROUGHOUT.

In order to REDUCE THE STOCK, before the change, will sell goods very cheapen!.- —-I

-•A/-•

MILTON A. OSBOBN,

»ep29w3t Att'y for l.ASt. Louis B. R. Co.

FALL STOCK,

iujrt HJ ,ia I.*

DRESS (JOODSi

OF THE

VERY LATEST STYLES.

S I S

1 1

IBI8H & FRENCH POPLINS, BOMBAZINES,

BABE1Z,

EMPRESS CLOTH,

O S

8ATI!t »l CHUB STBIPKS,

dia GO

CALICOS, «FEANNlPt B,

I ulitibK edl v.. Mteii

I HOSIERY,

14NEV pDEBWEiS

COLLARS & CUFFS, (New Styles.)

iuGLOVESt

In fact" fAlNG' calculated keep oar stock as it if, the most complete in the state.

tr ,(i

t'-i A /ySiUt «f Itl si I toiM 0 )'UJi aJ Sfi'iJt 'id

GIVE U8 A CALL

Tuell, Ripley & Deming main St, corner 5th, Terre Haute, Ind

St.

6th.

And open with a FULL STOCK of FRESH GOODS, as a RETAIL DRY GOODS, TRIMMING and FANCY NOTION" BAZAAR. I"1 \f*.' I ••'$**.

W. S. RYCE CO.

MUSICAL.

L. KINMXGR'N

PALACE of MUSIC.

I A N O S

STEOK'S,

KNABE'S,

CHICKEEING8

V, ___ J- J,

The Celebrated Patent Cycloids and ether well-known and reliable Maker*.

CABHABT

RKBDHAM*4

Parlor and Church Organ* and Melodeons, ..

SHEET MUSIC, INSTRUCTION BOOKS,

And erery variety of

Small Mnsleal iRstriimenU,

Musical Merchandise.

PIANOS FOH KENT. Alio, old Ir.8taramentB taken In exchange or p*rt pay o* newonoa. Pianos,. Melodeons, and all kinds of smaller Moslcal Instruments tepaired by

COMPETENT WORKMEN. Send Orders to KIHSIVJEi3It,s«

PALACE OF Ml)81G,

No. 48, Ohio Street, (Opposlte^the Old Court Hons*,)

TKRM

K.HA UTK IN 1

DOORS

AND

S A S

jtst KBCEiVM).

300 TOLEDO U00BS,

^•s^rfed sip*.

10,000 LIGHTS TOLEDO SASH

Assorted

sizes

"Which we are selling at greatly reduced prioes, at

He. 121 Main a nd 3 Fifth's*,

CORY &

Wholesale and Befall Dealers la -*T-

-i-'i

tsj -.

I A A 4

TOHN BABNIKLB^ tf .'M ti

Merchint Tailor,

miiri

MADT 8TKIIT,

Ower Saxion WalmtUy't Dry Goods WonJd respeotanlly oall the attention of tbe citlaens or Terre Haste, and th- pnbllA in general that he has rented rooms above Sazton & WaJrn*! ley's Dry Q»ods store, for the pnrpoee af earrylag OS

nercbant Tailoring.

He keepa alweys on band a TASHIONARLfl9 8*L*OTION Or OASaiHXBKS, TlaTlHOS CLOTHS,

Ac., and Is ready

to make It

np in

The Latcat Style and on Short Sotice,^ and on r»ry Eeaeonable Tens*. Having no bish rent* to pay,be proml*ee to make np to older whether the geoda be lnrnished by bias or not.—I Ererything in his line cheaper than anywhere dotting dene and warranted to It. A liberal patronage solicited. angSddtf,