Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 22 December 1869 — Page 4

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PERSONAL.—Hons.

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DAILY EXPRESS.

TEIIKE-IIAUTE,

I\D. -L_ -J C' 1869.

Wednesday Morning1, Dee. 22

RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

7£BKE H1UTK AKD ISDIASAPOLIS.

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4:40 P. Mail... .. J.ROCKVIM-R RXTKSSLBX LEAVE. 4 :40 P. Mail

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...10:11 A.M.

POST OFFICE DIRECTQJIY. O,,OSE. DAILY MAILS. OPKS. S:»)p. ra En at Through^9:00 p. 2:2}p-m 7:00 p. Way.......... 5 :20 p.

S-SOD Cincinnati 5:2" p. 0:00 p. 8:00 a. 11:00a.m jj-WwU 4 *?P-3-S0i. KvansviUe 4:1ft p. 3:S0p. ....TCwkville ,12:lo p. 4:00 P. Mnrshall 1 :M P- «n 2:30n. Clinton 11:00 a. Prairioton—Oloscs'Mond's and Thur sat 1 p. "Opens Wed's and Sat »t fi:30 p. Velson—Closes Tuesdays nnd Patr'- at. 11 a.

Opens Tuesdays and Satr at 10 a.

Christy's Prairie—Closes Fridays at' p. m. Oncn« Tridnys at p. nr.. Ilowesville—Closes Friday at 7 p.m.'

Opens Friday at 4 p. m.

Post OfTficc oponsat7:30 a. m.and closes at7

P0n

Sundays open from 8 n. m. to9a. m. fL. A. BCRKKTT, P. M.

The City and Vicinity.

SLIPPERY—Pede-strianiam yeaterday.

THEATRE COMTQUE every night this week. "UNDER THE SNOW,"—The mud." #Om,

"oceans of

OUR big "Weekly goes to presr- at eleven o'clock this morning.

KING WINTER put in a good, appearance yesterday morning.

YESTERDAY was as pcaceablc and itemless as a day could well be. ...

SLEIGHS were brought out in considerable numbers yesterday.

C. A. KELLEY, Esq., traveling correspondent of the St. Paul

city.!

PURCHASING holiday goods is now tlie principal employment of a great many people.

BIG THING.—The

tleman,

J. C. Allen, of Pal

estine, Ed. Harlen and Jno. Schoficld, of Marshall, members of the Illinois Constitutional Convention, were at the National Hotel yesterday, on their return home to spend the holidays.

MAGAZINES.—The

THE NEW ENGLAND

year is

closed and we suggest to subscribers that they gather up their magazines and bring them in for Binding. Our Bindery has been put in condition especially for this class of work, on which there will be a run for a month or more to come, and we are thus prepared to fill orders at very low rates and gharantee satisfaction. 1

This Society is not formed on the exclusive basis of New Englanders, or descendants of tlie Puritans, but is open to all who respect and honor the character and "principles of our Pilgrim Fathers therefore, any person holding such sentiments, may become a member by being enrolled and paying fifty cents, annually, to the Treasurer. The Society now numbers some seventy members, including several who have recently enrolled their names. We are requested to say that on this evening

chUdrcn are not expected!

TILE PLACE OP EXECUTION.—Sheriff Stewart informs us that he has resolved to erect the gallows for the execution of Morgan in tne center of the crossing of Market and Walnut streets, a few yards southeast of the jail building.—Journal.

WE arc advised that there is no truth whatever in the above. The gallows will be erected in the space north of the jail building, and the execution will be conducted with all the privacy possible.—

Express.

You must have obtained your "advice" il'om a singular source. Sheriff Stewart yesterday morning reiterated what the

Journal

says in the above extract.—Jour*

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Our informant was

of the Journal,

Journal.

IMPORTANT

r"Whitson,

MAYOR'S* 3o]C^,^Oree^er»f disorderly conduct, and" Two of assault and

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whisky ,g doings.

GREAT PKEPABATIOXS are GOIN waijd Jbff^iid^E^ind Friwr nftrKt—^Christmas'

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LSAVK. 12:00MiB Kx press .«•« A. m4:15 r. Express.... 11«• 6:45 A. 4.3PP«W» 3:00 P. Accommodation .11 A. M.

COMMOU PHRAS CO0KT.i-Dtflp 4

mon Pleas Court, on yesterday, called the docket:^trough fat'roles, motions and c^faults. A large number of cases were disposed of on the call, and others were sefc down .'for trial on special days. The docket contains two hundred and twentythree cases,

forhj

vorce suits.

'Minn

DISTRESSING AND

few

PATRONS

Pioneer,

is in the

editor of the

NIGHT

Jonrna*

lias had the privilege of talking to a

gen

and is highly pleased thereat.

MORGAN.—A

gentleman who conversed

"with Morgan yesterday morning states that he has not yet given up ail hope of escaping the gallows.

ScnooL. The Terre Haute

Commercial College gives instruction in Arithmetic, Penmanship and Book-keep-ing every evening from 7 to 9 o'clock.

THE MONET-ORDER BUSINESS at our Post-office is increasing with great rapidity. Last week eighty-one orders, amounting to $1,112.09, were issued, and fiftynine orders, amounting to $1,330.48, were paid.

QUICK

TIME.—Railroads and the tele

graph are sometimes mighty convenient. On Monday at ten o'clock we telegraphed to Chicago for a lot of paper, and on yesterday at two o'clock it was laid down at our door!

PETITIONS.

Petitions were read from Hugh Burns on reduction of appraisement Mary Madigan and others remonstrating against openr ing Walnnt street across the railroad from seven hundred and twenty citizens asking an ordinance to prohibit the sale of intoxicating liquors on the Sjibbath Daniel O'Connell to put down well on Poplar strce: Le.weenOtli and 10th streets from City Treasurer, asking instructions to as-? sess railroad property whjph were referred lo tlie appropriate committee.-), except the petition to close liquof houses, which, was referred to a special committee consisting of Coats, Miller and Mattox and the Treasurer was authorized to make, the assessments against the railroads.

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SOCIETY will

celebrate its fourth anniversary of the Landing of the Pilgrims, in the basement rooms of the Congregational Church, this, "Wednesday, evening, commencing at 7 o'clock. The exercises will consist of appropriate singing by the Independent Club, resolutions, with short speeches, and such impromptu addressee as may be sailed forth by the occasion, and close with a free collation, prepared by the ladies.

PRECEPT.

A precept was ordered against Michael Hall, in favor of A. P. Voorliee3 for $54, for work on street.

REPORTS.

The Mayor read a letter from John Ingle, jr., President of the E. & C. R. R. in relation to drainage, promising co-op-eration in Am measure for the benefit of the city.

Mr. Dowling, from the Committee on Streets and Bridges, made report in regard lo an alley between Mulberry and Eagle streets, back of Fifth street, and recommended that,the city have the alley lowered.

Mr. Rockwell, from Committee on Tax, made sundry reports, which were concurred in. ••RESOLUTIONS.'.

By Mr. Coats:

Besotted,

Read

of Which only are tK-

cfr HUSBANDRY.—Our atten

tion has been called to this Order, devoted more particularly lo the interests of Farmers and Horticulturists, though not exclusive in its membership.— From what we can learn, it is the most social organization before the public, and meeting witfl great favor in all the Stales where it has been introduced. While it aims to advance education, and cncourage social intercourse, it is also charitable and protective in its character. Ladies are admitted to full membership, there being no side degrees. The Order is presented to the public by Mason? and Odd Fellows in the highest degrees of those Orders, and consequently is meeting with a success unparalleled in the history of secret societies.

The work evidently means business, as in every town where a Lodge is organized a general business headquarters is established for the benefit of those members bringing produce jto town, and they are also inaugurating a system of monthly fairs for the purchase and sale of stock.

The Ritual contains four degrees in a subordinate Lodge, and said to be of the mast attractive character. We are pleasto learn that a branch of the Order is be ing organized here, with the intention of making it headquarters for the State, and from here, Deputies will be appointed to establish the work in the adjoining towns.

City Council.

The City Council met in regular session last evening. Present—His Honor, Mayor Cookerly, presiding, and Councilmen Coats, Seeburger, O'Connell, Dowling, Miller, Rockwell and Mattox.

That, in the opinion of this

Council, some active measures should be adopted looking to an organization of the proposed Terre Haute, Worthington and Bloomfield Railroad Company, and, for this purpose, a stock or subscription paper should be placed in the hands of some person or persons who will labor to extend the names and amounts already subscribed.

Resolved,

That this Council, having act

ed in good faith to the two railroad projects involved ill the petition-of tne citizens presented some months ago, have a right to ask that said petition^ already signed on behalf of the Council, be placed in the hands of His Honor, the Mayor, in order that tlie citizens of Terre Haute may have an opportunity to add additional names to the subscription paper aforesaid.

Besolved,

one of the proprietors

who 6tatccl that his associ

ate had written the item as a joke on people who were continually askiug foolish questions in the regard to the execution. The last time we spoke to Sheriff Stewart in regard to the matter he said that the execution would take place north of the jail building. We now learn that the gallows will be erected in the place mentioned by the

CHANGE IN THIS COLLEC

TION DISTRICT.—At the request of Gen. Frank White the Commissioner of Internal Revenue has re-organized the divisions of the 7th District, making each county a division, with the following assistants.* 1st. Division, county of igt—F. Stoecker, of Terre Haute, (present mcumbent). 2d. Division, county of Parke—John T. ...Campbell, ofRockville. 3d. Division, county of Putnam—O. P. 'fBadger, of Greencastle, (present incum*,bent.) 4th. Division, county of Clay—W. C. jElkin, of Bowling Green. 5th. Division, county of Grccrie—W. A.

ofWorthington.

t', 6th. Division, county of Owen—T. C. Spangler, of Gosport. 'iS Tliwiotrm AMintv

Tho$.

*7thj Division, county ofSullivan -k. Mason, of Sullivan. 8tH. Division, county of Vermillion tfoseph A. ChwclIe,of NeW|»orti

That Col. W. K. Edwards, in

whose hands the petition was last seen, be respectfully requested to hand said paper to Mayor Cookerly, the same to be placed in the hands of some energetic canvassers for procuring addil ioual subscriptions.

The ayes and noes were called and the reiolutions adopted unanimously. By Mr. Miller: That the Street Commissioner be authorized and empowered to notify the property owners on Fourth street, nsrthof Locust to qpensaid street, agreeably to the recorded plat thereof. Concurred in.

By Mr. Mattox: That the Committee on Streets and Bridges (together with the Street Commissioner) be and are hereby requested to examine all the street and alley crossings on the lines of the railroads, Within the corporate limits of the city, and see that the same are put in good order in the right of way of said railroads. Concurred in.

By Mr. Coats: That the "Committee on the Fire Department be again requested to ascertain how many public cisterns are empty, or partially empty, and why the order of the Board to fill the same has not been carried out. Concurred in.

After allowing and referring sundry bills the Council adjourned.

A Iflce Present for a Whole Family. —Buy a Stereoscope with a lot of Views and you will have something to interest a whole family. Kissncr, at tho Palace of Music, has a splendid assortment of both on hand, and will close theift out at prices so as to leave no stock oil hand te carry

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occasion Beach's elegant Hall will be opened for the first time. It is given under theauspices of Tout's Band which is a guarantee of a pleasant affair.

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FATAL

ACCIDENT.—

days since Mr. James Watson, of

Cincinnati, brought his family to- the residence of Mr. C. W. Barbour^ four miles northwest of the city, for the purpose of spending the holidays. The anticipated pleasure of the visit was suddenly overcast yesterday afternoon by a terrible accident, which doubtless ere this has resulted in the death of^a bright little son of Mr. Watson. The little fellow, only six years of age, picked up a pistol which was lying in an open trunk, and while looking in at the muzzle, it was accidentally discharged, tho ball entering the forehead and passing through the hrain.. Dr. Link, of this city, was summoned, but on arriving fonnd the brains oozing out.and not the least hope of saving the life of the boy. The wife of Mr. Watson is a sister of Mrs. C. W. Barbour, and also of. Mrs. W. B. Warren, of this city. The family have the deepest syrripathy of a large circle of friends in this hour of terrible affliction. -r

& Ctfs. Change of

advertisement this morning. Unnsal attraction^ If HolfJay,?gooA», naofal and ornamental alike are to be found in the selection. The like may not occur again (this yea^) to buy eq. much needed in,

house. Print&s ink will benefit parchaser as well as seller if the former has as much faith in what they read, as the

latte^ gi^ve reaching -the peofl^ tbrvuglv this medium. Remember the presS is tfief great center for information, and we give that information—and if the reader does not act on what 'He: reads,1the loss is his and not ours, for we have done our duty.

For Christmas Ties and Bows, to Gro-aJ-l

Jerry Torls is still alive, and has one more Black Bear for Christmas also, the finest Beef and Mutton the country can produce. Call at my Store and see for yourselves—"Gr6at Western," comer of Sixth and Ohio streets.' 22&ft

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Christmas Gloves go to Gro-

ver's.

IIear What Lather Says—"Music/' says Luther, is one of the finest and glorious gifts of God-, for it removes from the heart the weight of sorrows, and refines the passions and improves the understanding. "Now let it also be understood that at the Palace qf Music you will find such an ellegant and large assortment of the finest pianos, the "Silver Tongue" organs and melodeons, musical boxes, guitars and all other instruments so as to suit the wishes of all, while as*a speciality, great inducements are offered to all buyers. Visit Headquarters, the Palace of Music.

Christmas Goods for Gents of every description, full outfits at Grover's.

Opera Buffo in Terre HautCf-^Of La Belle Helene, Grand Duchess and other French Comic operas, elegant stereoscopic views have just been received at Kissner's Palace of Music, together with a large assortment of other new views.

For Christinas Underwear go to Grover.'».

A Fixed Fafct.—HerzA Arnold's Fifty Cent Department contains better bargains in goojjs in their line than a dollar store.

AsjWntlid LaeeHatodkerchWff linen ccntcr, for $1.00 at Herz & Arnold's.

Setsof Cheap Jewelry, worth from $1 to $2, for only 50 cents a set, at Herz & Arnold's. —V

For Christmas Collars go to Grover's.

Butter and Poultry.—One thousand pounds of choice roll butter a large quantity of dressed turkeys, geese and chick eny also live geese and chickens on sale at J. R. Wittaker's, corner 4th and Walnut streetS| |t the lowest priccs. Dec22:2d.

Corsets! Corsets! Corsets!—The best goods, best assortment and lowest prices at Herz & Arnold's.

Mohair Switches in all shades and qualities at Herz & Arnold's.

Chatelain Braids at Herz & Arnold's.

Foa Christmas Shirts go to Grover's.

To DyspcpUcs.—From a careful analy sis of Dooley's Baking Powder, we can safelyi-reeommend it as -the best ever manufactured., ^producing bread) bascuits pastry, &c., which can be relished by the most sensitive dyspeptics, as healthy and

""AIways"ready," ^0^1(^1/4^^11 preserve 'its strength .and pufity in: any\ climate. For sale in one-fourth^ one-half, one and fivc poufflfl{eans,,to meet the demand, by Grocers generally. 21-dlw

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•. ».A Card.

The Music Store -formerly in the possession of Mr. J. C. Lindeinann has passed into the hands of Mr.C. J. Kantmann, who will continue tlie above named busi-ness-combined with a line of Fancy Goods, embracing a variety of Lootcins Glasses, Frames, Pictures, Chromos, Paintings, &c., tt be knoTTa as

rium.

Mr. Kantmann will deal in Pianos as the leading instrument, to ,wliich will be added all others in musical line from the Violin to Ahe Jewsharp. He will also keep on hand ar good stock q£Sheet Music, and will attend to filling all special orders.withoufi a mom^ntfs delay .also he will in person attend~to tuning and repairing Pianos, &c., in which art he has the fired it of being a successful proficient. 2 1 5

Masonic Festival. Hinton Lodge No. 5, Colored Masons, propose giving a Festival on Thursday evening, the 23d inst. There will also be an installation. An address will be delivered by Mr. Williams, of Indianapolis. Admission, 25cents children 15cents. d3t

W. H. Scndder's No. 195 Main street, is the place for buying Candy and Toys for the Holidays. His stock is large and well selected.

Holiday Presents—This is the week for Toys, Candies and Holiday goods. S. Stone, at 22 South Fourth street, is well supplied. He also has the,,,very best Fresh Oysters. 21,d2w

All who are acquainted-'with the Howe Sewing Machine, and are not prevented by interest in either the manufacture or sale of sewing machines, acknowledge tlie Howe to be superior to all others and tho most satisfactory machine in use.

A superior quality of Machine Threads, Needles, Oil, Ac., will "be kept on hand at our office, and all kinds of stitching done to order. Office in Beach's New Block. 21,d3t S. & S. S. CHENY, Agents.

T^oys.—A large assortment of toys It J. Houriet's, corner of Third and Walnut streets, as cheap as can be found in the city.

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fresh

rl) GAMES, JUYEBILXBOOKS,

TOY BOOKS. BIBLES, PRAYKB BOOKS, MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,

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The Music and Art Empo

At this establishment is already

opened a sufficient supply for almost any demand for Holiday presents, to which the inspection of his friends and the public is respectfully invited.

butter and poultry, fresh

oysters and fresh crackers, coffee and sugar. He is determined not to be undersold by any house in the city. Give him a call.. 21, d2w

Don't forget to go to Clatfelter'a to get a Maria Antoinette Slipper. Something -new. 21,5t

Ladies, go to GlatMtw'i to get a niee Slipper

for

a Christmas present. 21,5t

Four Days Only, 50 cent table at Robinson & Coi ft*" 22-d2t

Mince Meat for pies, by the quart or gallon, at C. I. Ripley's.

For Cloaks and Shawls go to Cornelius & Haggerty's. -..^j

A Christmas Present for Mies, one of those red cafe of Moody's Baking Pow-, dir, i- Dec6-tf,

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STEREOSCOPES, WRITING DESKS, PORT FOLIOS, PORT MOVIES, POCKET BOOKS, GOLD PENS, .. OPKBA GLASSES,

CABD.CASES,- -*f.t DRAWING IKSEBPVENTS, CIGAR WANDS, and Fanty articles for Christmas presents at, B. G. COX & Co's.

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If You want a pure Whisky for medicinal purposes try the "Hermitage" at Lyne's. dlw-wlm

James B. Lync, has the exclusive sale for the celebrated "Hermitage" Whisky the finest made in Kentucky. dlw—wlm

Make Your Christmas Xgg Nog, and Apple Toddy' with pore. Whisky. £»et "HefifcUag^" Lyne^' "dlw-wM*

Removal.—James B. Lyne, Dealer in Pure Liquors, [has removed to the Room lately occupied by ©"Boyle Bros., No. 76 Main Street, between 3rd and 4th. dlw—wlm

Tbe^Hfermltige" Whisky is entire^ ly pure. Consequently when used as a Medicine, it stimulates without, leaving the deleterious effects of drugged Jjquors. And for making bitters it has the

Strength

to extract the virtue from the herbs you use. dlw-wlm

IF.—If you want anything if you have anything tyu want to get nd o£ i& y&rhave lo^t or found -a(iy thing want to do anything or want anything done for you, advertise, in the 25 cent column of the EXPRESS. It is the best advertisement you can have for the least mone

U. B. Jefers & Co., 156 Main Street —The only exclusive Wholesale Notion House in Terre Haute, have now on hand a large assortment of Christmas Toys and winter goods which they propose to close out at reduced prices, we advise our County and Smaller City Merchants to give them a call. 13-3w.

Photography.—For a Holiday present there is nothing nicer than a fine Photograph, Opalotype, Photo Portrait in oil or India Ink, either of which can be had in the very best style at Wright's Gallery, 105 Main street. Decll-d3w,

You can get Blank Books of every de scription ruled, printed, paged and bound in any manner desired, at the-Bindery of the Express Printing Establishment. It is a great convenience to have your Blank Books ruled to suit your particular business.

Tailors, Shoemakers and others using silk will find a good supply at Law ranee's.

New Barber Shop.—Henry Prtce late of the firm of Clark & Price has opened a new Barbershop, in the basement of Beach's new block, corneir of Main and Sixth'streets, where he has four good bar-'' bers, to wait upon customers every day in the week.

Reduction in Prices of Ladies, and Children's Hosiery and Hoods, Nubias and Scarfs.

CORNELIUS & HAGGERTY.

Pocket Knives.—-The finest and mos varied stock of pocket cutlery to be found iri the city-is kept at the Postoffice News Dfejpoi aiid'will be sold on terms that defy competition. 1-tf.

Jet Jewelry, new and fashionable, at John R. Freeman's. ,\V 7-dtf.

Fresh Lake Fish received daily at G. H. Whidden & Co's. Orders filled promptly.. Oct22-dtf.

W. H. Scudder is now receiving direct from Baltimore daily, R. L. Seth celebrated brands of Oysters in Trjnsli ty as good as the best in price as clieap as any others. Give them a trial.

Fresh Buckwheat Flour, Graham Flour, new corn meal and the best of syrup at Turner & Buntin's, corner of 7th and Main streets. MUJM

Ten Dozes fine Breakfast Shawls at 85 cents apiece at Forrest & Greiner's. XC 29,dtf

PRINTING.—If

yoSi want any kind of

printing-done, cometb this office and look at the specimens we are daily turning out.

There is nothing better calculated to or lighten the duties of house-keepers than to have a Singer Sewing Machine. Husbands, it would make a splendid holiday present. Office 83 Mainsfreet.

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Boots and Shoes Cheap!—Ben. Harbert, at No. 114, South Fourth street, is selling Boots and Shoes at astonishingly low prices. All kinds of work made to order. lit. ii

Oyster War.—Remember that all persons buying their Oysters from James Davis, at the reduced prices at which he is selling them, do not, when they go home, find that they have a can half-full of Oysters, but instead they find the cans FILLED WITH OYSTERS, and in quality superior to anv sold in this mar-

BRING your books, papers, periodicals, music, etc.,-to this office and. haye them bound. It costs but a triiie. You will be surprised at the small expense.

Moody's Baking Powder the best and cheapest in America. Dec6-tf.

If yon want good Fu^s and fresh goods gotoC. Wittig'A C6.,

170

Main street,

Demin Block. Octll-dtf.

Oysters-—Turner & Buntin keep the best Baltimore Oysters, fresh crackers, of of all kinds, and boiled cider, currants, .citroa and raisins, corner 7th and Main .tsreeta.

O'Boyle Brothers will open this morning in their new store, 132 Main street, next door toTnell,Ripley & Doming, where they will be pleased to have all call, in want of Boots and Shoes. They have added to their large stock, and marked all goods down, and are determined not to be undersold. Gall and' examine good -j^ pijceL Bpinembcr a 1 3 2

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Tailors shoemakers and others using silk, linen and cotton thread can find a good supply at Singer Sewing Machine. Office83 Main streeti

A Diary for Alake a nice Christmas present. Bartlett A Grundy have a good asaoiimebt cif Alienui

Dec21-d3t.

Four Days Only, H. Robinson A CoV.

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.the ?ra"dest

Masque Ball that was ever given in Terre Haute. Tickets of admission can be procured at M. V. Moody's, opposite the Postoffice, or members of the Band. dtf

50 cent table at 22-d2t

ie, Puhlky-r-Very Ber. P. Bode ri«oC a B.irVi&r«enehd*fthe

To, the,

O'Coflner, Diocesc of Vincennes, will deliver four lectures in St. Joseph's Catholic Church, Corner of 5th and Ohio8treetei

The Sulgects will be aa follows. 1. The Catholic Church, the ChtircE of History. 2. The -Catholic Church, the Church

3. Traniuimantation. 4. Auricular Confession, an ordiance' of God.'

Order.—Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurt&eyj .«T«£[ing at^ 7 i^o^lC P.M.

AH lectures are free. The public at large are invited to attend more especially the Ministers are earnestly requested.' dlt. ii—i We Hare A Splended Stock of Embroidery Handkerchiefs in 'White & Colored Embroidery. Buy one for a Christ masPresent at C. Wittig & Co's. .,

For Christmas Presents go to C. Wittig & Co's., 170 Main street. Deming ''nMwi

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4. jSet of Furs.is tr nice- Christ present. You finTlt"Slieap *at C. Wittig & Co's., 170 Main street, Deming Block.

Buy a Lace Collar for a Christmas Present, at C. Wittig & Co's., they are really cheap.

Our Dollar Show Case Contains many hansome presents and they are cheap at C. Wittig & Co's.,

Seasonable and Sensible.—Good substantial boots and shoes to protect the feet during the present season of mud and slush are indispensable to every one. The best and cheapest place to get them is at Reibold's, No. 64 Main street, and at prices that cannot fail to please.

Latest Styles of handkerchief, scarfs, fancy bows and ties for Christmas at Bannister's. Dec20-lw.

A fine assortment of umbrellas just received at Bannister'^,

Linen Collars new and nice at Bannister's.

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1 hhimu -f 1 --T- nwyiuaiwa Thirty or forty more customers can be supplied with Napkin Bingis for holiday present^, at Riddles, 151 Main street.

Modest Request—The privilege ol supplying one hundred purchasers 'with the improved Florence Sewing Machine for Holiday presents^ -JP: H- RIDDLE.,

Marked Down.-T-|Joot8 and shoes 40 per cent, less than any house in the city Be sure to call ahd see goods and prices, No. 64Main'atreet.

Wax Candies! Wax Candles! Wax Candlcsat Drug Store of 18dlw BJUIEJ(^ULICK BEKRY.

Boy Tonr Hoop Skirts at Hat & Arnold's.

Bny.Toar Holiday Presents at the Skirt Factory. „w

Buy Tonr Corsets at Herz A* Arnold's

For Your Holiday Presferits, go to Herz & Arnold's. 1th

Shawls.—W6 have made another re-' duction in. t^e prices of our Shawls. REDUCED KKOM Ladies Long.Shawls^..... $5,00 to $3,50 Ladies Long Shawls....^",. 6,50 to 4,50 Misses Long Shawls....*.'... 6,00 to 3,25 Misses Long Shawls..6,5'). to fySO Ladies Sqnare Shawl!..*! 4,0Q to W,IP Paisley Shawls ...15,00 to 10,00 Paisley Shawls 20,00 to 15,00 Paisley Shawls..."80,00 to 22,00

We represent the above quotations as lower than present New "5fo^k wholesale rates, and cheaper than the same quality of goods were ever sold before, or since, the war.

TUELL, RIPLEY.&J)EMINO.S

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Best Jersey Sausage can be had daily at Jo Rupp's meat stand, on the south side of Main street, between Sixth and Seventh. Also, fresh Lard. ,..i

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Bargains! Bargains! I—French Goblets only $1.50 per dbz Glass Sets, four pieces only $1 per set Covered Glass Bowls only 75 cents a piece, at F. C. Claussen's New Queensware Store, No. 70 Main street.

Lamps, Chimneys, Table Cutlery, Plated Goods, Ac., at very low figures, at Ij\ C. Clanssen's, No. 70 Mam street. :vi

For Your Hoop Skirts go to the Factory, 89 Main street.

For Mohair £witeh«ii goUo- l£ehi & Arnold's.

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Catarrh, Cold in the Head, Bad Breath, Pain in the Eyes, and in fact all Complaints of the Nose and Head can be completely cured by the use oflBo«f«r'a

German Snuff.

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Presents.—Of course, people buying holiday presents "will look at the handsome assortment at S. R. Freeman's, near corner 6th street, oh Main, before making their purchases.

The article is one of great

merit, and is even recommended by some of our leading physicians so great is their confidence in its merits as a core for the above complaints. Try it, ye afflicted, it casta bnt 35 cent* and will do you good. For sale by all druggists.

Sweet .Cider and boiled cider by the gallon, at C. I. Ripley'*.

Plaid aoi Plain Dress Uoods at reduced prices. CORNELIUS & HAGGERTY.

Best quality of Fresh Meats of all kinds at my stand corner Sixth and Ohio streets—also fresh Ohio Pork Sausage every day. Call and see foryonraelf. dtf. J. Voaia

O'Boyle Bros, have removed their wholesale and retail- stock of Boots and Shoes to 132 Main street, next door to Tnell, Ripley & Deming, and will open at their new store Saturday morning Nov. 27th. Nov26-dtf.

WAKES, AC. Advertisements ol "wants' "for sale," "lait," "found," etc., will he inserted in the DAILYEXPRESS for

twenty-foe eenft.

Fresh Qroni Graham Flonr and Rye Meal qt C. Wing A Co'«*

proposes to lei live by sellingTiis well selected goods at, very low prices.

thef Dfdicatftiai

Ball at Beach's splendid new Hall, ui the auspices of Topt's Band, Friday night —Christmas Eye—tec* 24th, Quite a number of admission tickets have been disfiofet of «0 thMiiWv T3*r« se^ijw to be a desire on the part qfei|izea^f« be

Sugar Almonds, (3ream'

ier

Sage has New Sultana, Valencia and Seedless Raisins. Sage has New Figs, Dates, Citron and Currants.

Sage has New Lemons and Oranges. Go io Sage's for those Fine Butted iuid Pic-Nic Crackers.

Sage has a full line of Toys for the Holidays. decl5-dtf

hfafei

present. Office 83 Main street.

Lawrance is receiving a nice stock of machines for the holiday trade. Office oh--,

.£«»»«» 'Bit.::-

83 Main street.

SOCIETY MEETINOS.

JtASOHIC.—ROSE CKOIX CHArrxa of the A. & A. Rite will meet this (WMaeriay) evening at 7 o'clock, for work.

Look At Onr Do^ir Cut forl JTOW.AK Christmas Presents. Tliey are cheap at C. Witting & CoW

Will be given at.

TKursday Evening, Diec.

WANTED!

CHEAP ENOUGH

DO Y0¥" WA?Cf HBLff

q™ ART tlTRt'Gf^nnS BXPRKW.

DO YOU WANT A. HOUSE? ADVEBTISE IX TUE EXPRESS.

Do You Wiirit4o^Bny or Sell? ADTEBTISE IN THE EXPBESS.

'Have You Property for ADTEBTISE IN THE EXPRESS.. v: v.pA^ bI-0

THE EXPRESS havi^ tho largest homs^ circulation, is tli^. best medium to secure your wants by-}£flfrertfsin|:l /Wo ino#' pat rates so low that there is no excuse for not making.knoWnyour wants. Advertisements of Houses

J'Wantod,"

something 'ri-FrfwM'

W~tei}s-b

Bargains in cheviot suits and overcoats at Bannister's.

ONLV 26 CENTS A DAl'jna

Parties wishing to advertise in the EXPRESS, and living at a distance from this office, can inclose their-' jadvcrtisement'iir an envelope, with the neccssary pay, and forward^th^^jn^lo us thxOtKh the PogtAflBce.

WAHTEIK

WANTED—A97

good Girl for genera

work, at North 4th street family small, good wages. decl6d6t UoSweworkrapsfdehce or Mrs. lldtf

FOR RENT.

FOR

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RENT-DESIRABLE PROPETY-The dwelling part in the old National Statw

pantry ie yard.

nice yard, with cistern and well a goo brick stable attached to it, which will bo rented with tho dwelling if desired. Apply at Kissner's Music Store, No. 48 Ohio stroet, de9dlm

FOR SALE.

FOR

SALE.—On# extra good second-hand Top Baggy also, one twiMeat,.Open good bargain. JOSEPH WRIGHT, ocona street. 17d6t

f.ataf

FOR

SALE- A Saloon and Furniture valued atabout eigl\t hundred dollars, will bo disposed'of at a sacrifice, Within tne next thirty days. Will sell for .cash or trade any person .wishing, to obtain Saloon property will find this a rart.iarga.in enquire of M. JOAB. •. decl6d6t

FWagonSLi^A

DR -good Spring and Harness, also a good Family [uire of E. R. WRIGHT, at Tur-

Horsc. Enquire 11 sr A Buntin's, cor. Main and7th sts. oc6d}f

FOUND.

FOUND—A

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For Your Corsets go to the Skirt Factory.

NEW HAT in one of the Street

Cart,, on Thursday last the owner can obtain it at tho Street Railway office. dlt

STOLEN.

STOLEN—HORSE—From

m*istable, corner

8d hnd Chestnut stre6ts3a blind btfr-h'drte, lame in left foot, pioce of leather between shoe and hoof. A reward of five dollars will be given for the horso, or fivo dollars and the horse for tne conviction of (he thief. 17d4t JOHN MoFARLANE.

OlMalnStreet, (Lindemann's Old Stand.)

Pianos. Melodeons, ai Parlor and Cfiurch Organs, And Musical Instruments of every description. Large Stock of all kinds of Chromos,

Picturesjr-.-. Mirtfura, f? Looking lasses,

Albums,

Jr., Special Agent.

dec8-dtf. ...

In great variety.

•f Particular attention paid to tuning and repairing Pianos and other Musical Instruments.

All kinds of Frames promptly Jaade to order at Ol MAIN STREET.

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AGENTS WAITED! Everybody's Lawyer.

AlfD BOOK OP POBMS. It is Law Library Coadeaeed I It i* the Latest and 1 •.ever I*ned 1

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These terms aro applicable to alladvortiso ments of tho above'class-, qf five jliaeSjand' undor.

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Have You Houses or, Rooms for booW,ay®uO Rent? itwO -roJ^W

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Best Work oat!

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It IsankesatJUt to.all the It Is alike Salted to all the States! It is dial to ereri Katntiet! It is tn Iastraetttre Book hr

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"The People's Great Form

To is th•-Cheapest Book befbre the "THE KISS OF STOCK BOOKS." —1,200 feeding.

pages. 200 illustrations. AU abou£ tbe htotory ana varieties, crossing, breeding, fee (Hag, and management, diseases, and tneir reme-

HM. Farmers will buy it before any other stock book, "THE NBW MAP WONDER" for every stibitcriber, sent fre« 80 pages. Address fdli^ QOUDSpEEI). CO.. C|ieaeo.

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In all Colors, of PAISLEY SHAWLS—a Practical, Useful and Needful PRESENT, and at such LOW ,/ -.\n -i,

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A BLACK SILKg DRESS PATTERN

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SILK FLUSHES,A°JUST RECEIVED!

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Many hearts made joyous Christmas morning—donors and re-

X8"V cipients have one grand jnbille over the success of Christmas

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Look at our Holiday Counter of Fancy. Goods too numerous to mention

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Makes a LOUD CALL. We propose at a certain price—intendea partly as a CHRISTMAS SALE PRESENT to our rincedof

to offer a Line of BLACK GRO GRAIN SILKS

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CHEISTMAS SALE PRESENT TO OUR PATRONS

For liberal purchases made since our opening!

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INVESTIGATE THE HOLIDAY COUNTER for DRESS OOORS. All Choice Goods and no trasli—none need hesitate giving away a DRESS PATTERN on account of the XiOW Prices, as the Goods are WORTH MORE THAN THE PRICES MARKED

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