Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 3 March 1870 — Page 4

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The City

'»f

the

& C. Railroad, celebrated hia thirty .seventh birtfcday on Monday, on wmch occasion he was the recipient of an el^an watch-chain, from an intimate fr»|n|

Macallisteb, the magician returns to this city on Tuesday evening next, »r a series of nights. His former jptaJmve founded such a reputation that we are confident that he will, as before, meet with success. k\

Tooth PoWDEB.-Dr. Richardson is now preparing a perfumed tootji powder, lor preserving and beautifying the teeth, which is pronounced a superior article, and Dr. R. assures us there is nothing in its composition to injure the teeth. It may be obtained at Delano's drug store

k- A SPLENDID ENTEBTAiKMBHT.-We have been permitted a glance at the programme for the Concert and Exhibition of the public schools on to-morrow evening, at Dowling Hall, and can promise our readers that it will be an entertainment well worth attending. Copies of the programme giving full particulars, will be folded in our paper to-morrow 4 ———•—r 'at

The Promenade

anything like a pleasant evening we are confident there will be a large audience at Beach's Hall this evening, when the Independent Club will, by urgent request, repeat the concert of last Saturday evening. The refreshments will be omitted, and the audience treated to ft purely musical feast. The admission is only fifty cents.

The 400 horse-power engine of the Vigo Iron Company's Works is being set up. 'And this reminds us of a story told by Mr. Crawford, President of the Com puny. When he was putting up a simi lar engine at New Castle, Pennsylvania, a countryman called on him, one day, and wanted to make a contract to supply hay and grainj for the 400 horses that were to run the engine.

Westated, some days ago, that Hiram Sandford, Esq., President of the Paris and Danville Railroad Company, had negoti ated a contract for the construction of this line. This road is to extend from Dan ville to Paris, Illinois, thirty-six miles in length, and to connect the Chicago and Danville, and Indianapolis and St. Louis roads at Paris. The contractors are Messrs. Judson, Terry and Young. The following is the basis of the contract, as we understand: the contractors are to fur nish tlio means to bnild and equip the road and are to own it they are to receive, as a gift, the bonus of five thousand dollars per/nile, which has been voted to the company by the counties of Edgar and Vermillion, making $180,000. This Jorews is to be guaranteed by individual security and to be payable, in-cash, one-half as the work is completed through each township and the balance in one year after the whole work is finished. The construction of the road is to commence as soon as the iron is laid from Chicago to Danville, by the company building that road, and is to be completed in eighteen months thereafter.

Arrested!—Ont yesterday

morning officers Crowe and O'Mara arrested a young man named Jamfes W. Wright, at Indianapolis, charged with forging the name of James

Duett and

ARKIVS'

.Mail.:15!a.m.

fcOST OFFICE DIRECTORY.

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4 :OT p. rilrit/m U:t

«VWif«and Ba^atBiMp.

Nelson—C^jmw^S&ys andl&sat10a. XlV-glose's Fridays at 7 p.

Christy's 1 ens Fridays at 3 p.

post 0«ceopSnsat7:30 a. m.and closes at 7

f\hk

and-Vicinity.

Promemape Concert this evening

Horticultural Society holds a reg

nlar monthly meeting to-day at the resiii dence ofCorey Barbour, Esq.

Conductor

James Febby of the E.

Winchell

to a check, on which he drew, last Mon day morning, eight hundred dollars from the First National Bank. lie was brought over on the evening train last evening, and upon a hearing beforeMayor i-. Cookerly, was committed to jail in default of giving bond .in the sum of one thousand dollars. Wright claims that he won the amount from Winchell at a game of cards, and that Winchell wrote the check.

strong cvidenco of forgery,

however, is that, under date of Feb. 17th, Mr. Wincliell's name is cut from the National House register, and in Wright's r&om was found scraps of paper similar to that on which the check was written.— Wright was arrested at a saloon near the Palmer House. On his person was found $523, together with several counterfeit bills. Wright has been about the city, off and on, for some six months. He y'v* came from Springfield, Ohio, and in com••x pany with Winchell was talking of purchasing the Eaglo foundry. It is stated jgeis that on last evening he was to marry a young lady of Tndiannpolip, formerly of this city.

V-•

Chobus!

....:• .v Ammtical "Daniel come tojudgment— hail to "A. P./" "See-' Ae Conquering '«.• ,x Hero Comal"

kil

The Independent Club having about recovered from the scathing criticism of the eminently classical "A. P." propose to-night to give another "Protacnade" Concert in Beach's HalL Being some" what excited they made up their minds to "wade in" regardless of comequences! The "violin" and ."flute" are determined to "venture" again upon their fate, "practice" or no practice... The Choruses hfcve got their, backs up Mid Ate bound to "render" th^iselvea, 'and havfe deter mined to be *4unif6rmH-'and "Blended," and "distinct," and "trilled!" be the consequences pathetic 6r otherwise. The "Plus ultra" is getting spunky ftnd means to be more plus ultra to-night.

All the Club s$t up a good part of last night learning from "A. P." "how to take breath," and the audience may rest assured that a good deal will be taken!

The "Trio" ts going to be "rendered as well as was expected" (and better). "So prano," "Alto," and "Tenor" are becoming very satisfactorily "harmonized", and "chest voice" is going at premium to night—"medium" nowhere. :h'ZU*.i'-

Anew and fresh supply of "even tones" has just been laid in, and will be* used promiscuously. The "Poor Wanderer" is going to fare "worser" than everj be cause the "Anima" lacking at the last rendering has just arrived!

The "foundation" which the "Basso profundo" had incontinently kicked away, has been brought back, no! very much damagixlv -jn

By means of an ordinary chemical operation the club have succeeded in obtaining a "cleaner" pianist than ever, and head, hands, arms, body and feet will all "come into play."

N. B—The "lond pedal" will be dropped at exactly the right time, with, it is hoped, an astonishing effect.

The distinguished, alas! that we must now write, the "extinguished" "leader" is rapidly becoming "more competent," and having spent three hours with "A. P." in learning how to handle his "baton," will now, probably, be able to wave it in a manner that will bring down the house.

The "deportment" of the club has also been remodled,^and will be found to be just the thing.

The truth is, the club's dander is up and the audience may look out for a storm to-night. Let "A. P." stand from under!

Interments.—Tbo following is a list of interments in the City Cemetery dur ing the month of February: Child of George Kadel, Cong, of Brain. Infant of Louis McMahan, Premature birth. Mrs. Dorcas McCoy, Dropsy. Infant of Christian Winzenried, Lung

Fever.

Concekt. With

Infant of Marshall Learning, Cong, of Lungs. Infant of Joseph Richartz, Infl. of Bowels Rachel C. Rooerts, Bronchitis. Tidal A. Madison, Cong, of Stomach. Infant of Wm. A. Nichols, Dropsy. William A. Russell, Lung Fever. Child of Margaret Fischer, Scrofula. Mrs. Phillipplna Kerclioff, Consumption Child of Etenry Lense, Cong, of Brain. George ^abermeyer. Remains ot Nicholas Walmsley, Re-inter red. Infant of J. P. Tutt, Still-born. Remains of child of Ursula Goodman

Re-interred. CATHOLIC%EMETEBY. Michael Griffin, Consumption. Child of John Gerdink. John Tully, Consumption. Child of Maurice Ward, Imp. Circulation William Nugent, Old Age. Margaret Higgtns, Chllu-birth.^

A Gbave Error.—In our report of the Council proceedings, published yesterday morning, appeared the following paragraph:

Dr. Young, from the Board of Health, reported the smallpox case convalescent, and that new cases had occurred.

Dr. Young reported that no new cases had occurred. The word No was accidentally omitted in the report. v. ftt

The Promenade Concert

or last

Saturday Evening.—Justice, coupled with sentiments of gOod will and friendship, leads me to say, that I was pleased and highly entertained with the performance of the Independent Club at Beach's Hall on Saturday evening last. In com mon with many others, I doubt not, 1 regretted that so few wer4 favored with a truly refined and unexceptionable per formance of instrumental and vocal music. Being incompetent to judge or indulge in criticism of how perfectly or imperfectly each one performed his or her part of the programme or how near the Whole performance approached the ideal of excellence, yet I hesitate not to say, that it was practically good, and well worth the time and money of going to hear.

After reading the criticism. of one "A P." in this morning's Express, wherein he assumes to say, that all the defects of which he complains, might have been avoided, "if the leader would be a competent musician," I am almost prompted to call such a critic, a real ass, a "dolt." He certainly had some affection either of the liver or heart, and it would be advisable before he attends another peiform ance of the Independent Club, that he drink most boitntijully of that pure life giving water-charity, which remove all perverseness from the head,and of that other pure and unadulterated water, found at the Rose well, which is a sure cure for liver complaint. 7iJtS

For one I hope that neat and magnificent Hall of the "Beach," will be filled on Thursday evening to hear for themselves, some grand and rare music for Terre Haute. If one can not enjoy the music, he certainly will be able to appreciate the really comfortable, and neatly executed seats, which one finds in that Hall. Pique,

If.—If you want anything if you have anything you want to get rid of if you have lost or found -anything want t« 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

shirts at

AHMii tarter Shop lias' bjr C. Gibon A.Co., at the corne^ of Third and Walnut streets.' They invite a call and guarantee good work. dlt

-. Wamsatta shirts at Grover's.

"The Stove of the Per**" The new "Chicago." iThe best in the business." ^. Barns either wood or odal.

Eyelet Bosom shirts at Grover's:

Wants, AC. Advertisements ot "wants' "for sale," "lost," "found," etc., wiH be inserted in the DailyExpress,,|br wenty-floe cents.

single Plait «hirts at Grover's.

Bargains can be had at the Palace Dollar Store, as this is positively the last week. Each article will be old for 90 cents.

Two and three Plait shirts at Grover's. 'o

Last week of the Palace Dollar Store,

New Meat Shop.—The undersigned has opened a meat shop in the stand formerly occupied by Fisher & May, on 4th street, where he will be prepared at all times to furnish tho choicest meats in market.

Music Teaching.—Miss Alecia Gorman, of Indianapolis, will receive a limited number of pupils for instruction in vocal and instrumental music. Orders may be left with Prof. A. Shide, or at the residence of William F. Morgan corner of 11th and Chesnut streets. Terms reasonable. Fcb26-lw.

Bargains can be had at the Palace Dollar Store, as this is positively the last week. Each article will, be sold for 90 cents.

Crackers of all kinds fresh everyday at the Union Steam Bakery.

Sugar, Coffee, Tea and Spiccs, at the Union Steam Bakery.

Dress Making.—With the enterpVize characteristic of all wide-awake business firms, (ho Misses E. & L- Kintz have removed to more commodious quarters in Beach's Block, over the Buckeye Cash Store, where they intend to conduct the Dress and Cloak making business in all its britnehes and guarantee satisfaction to all who may favor them with their patronage. 23 lw

Old .Etna of Hartford Fire Insurance Company—Assets $5,549,504 97. Hager &

t¥t

Will teve its cpe£ in six months. Is warranted to give satisfaction. No soot sticking to lids or pots! No taking down pipe to clear! No fires to build! No dirt! *4 iCan't be bought 6f anybody but S. R. Henderson, No. 13 South Fourth street,

Still Another lot of "Nabob Bows" and "Richings Scarfs." Call soon while 'there is a good assortment.

Joseph

Gboveb.

Burnett's Flavoring Extracts.—The superiority of these extracts consul* in their pafeet purity dad grealWreng(h. They are warranted free from the poisonous oils and acids which enter into the composition of many of the facticious frait flavors now in the market. They are not only true to their names, but are prepared from fruits of the best qfclity, and are so highly concentrated that a Comparatively small quantity only need be used..

Joseph Burnett & Co., Boston, Man ufactures Jand Proprietors. For sale by all Grocers and Druggists.

Febll-dTh* w3m.

Lonsdale shirts at Grover's Pbinting.—If you want any kind of printing done, come to thisoffice and look at the specimens we are daily turning out.

Michael

m2,dlw

Lamb,

For-any kind of shirts go to Grovers _1___ fjfe Don't be Imposed Unpen by "purchasing Baking Powders which fall short of the quantity represented in each package, from one-eighth to one-half.—-Dooley's

Baking Powdeb

is put up in

tin cans, which contain actual net «.«« 1,1 and 5 pounds, as represented, and it perfectly free from any impure substances. We guarantee purity, quality, quantity, and results satisfactory every time Dooley's Baking Powdebis used. For sale by Grocers everywhere, dl w.

BojS shirtB at Grover's.

Last we£k of the Palace Dollar Store,

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 fpr yourself, dtf. J.Vobis.

Real Laces.—A fine astortment of exquisite Point Apliqne. Laces, at Tuell, Ripley & Deming's. d6t

joMft

McKeen,

16,d4w Agents, Dowling Hall

All imaginable styles of French, German and American corsets constantly on had at Herz & Arnold's.

Clover Seed—At Turner A Buntin s, corner 7th and Main streets.

Had Miss Olive Logan been familiar with the fancy goods establishments of this city, she would have certainly advised the ladies of Terre Haute, in her lecture, to buy all their skirts, corsets, mohair switches, chatelain braids and fancy goods at Here A Arnold's Skirt Factory, 89 Main street.

Redaction in the price of Chatelain Braids at Hera & Arnold's. Perfected Spectacles.—It is represented to us that pedlars and others are selling spectacles, representing them as

ours—perfected

spectacles. All such are

imposters, as

R. Freeman, at 161 Main

street, is the only person authorised to sell our perfected spectacles in Vigo county, Ind. Lazabus A Morris.

The first Maple Sugar in the market at C. I. Ripley's.

[arable

a corset at Hen ATArnold's, as you hare been, ia the habit of paying $2.50 for at any other establihament in the city.

A Lot of Laee Collars and Handker chiefs real cheap at C. Wittig ACo's., No, 170 M^n St., Deming block.

Old JBtna of Hartford Fire Insuran», ^Com panyr—Assets $5,549,504 97. Hager & MoKeen, 16,d4w Agents, Dowling Hall. 'J

Machines sold on monthly payments it Lawrence's, No. 83 Main street.

New Attachments for the Singer at Lawrence's, 83 Main street.

Tailors, Shoemakers and others will find a good supply of Thread and Silk at Singer office, 83 Main street.

til*.

white

w^ffl^^^^birtildelivered free anywhere in the city at Turner A Boutin's, corner Seventh and Main street

C. Wittig & Co., sell all their winter goods at exact cost, viz Shawls, Fan, Bbf&et8, Scarfs, Skirts and wool hosiery, etc., at No. 170

Main St., Deming block.

Spectacles.—The largest quantity of spectacles in assortment—perfectly per fected—at^less than half the current prices at John

Freeman's, No.

Block.

Warren's

New Maple Molasses at C. I. Ripley's, $2.00 a gallon.

Emilie and Harriet Corsets, French and American Cornets real cheap at C. Wittig Go's., at No. 170 Main St.. Deming block.

french woven corsets' for 75 cents. American* whalebone corsets for 75 ota, Shape and quality guaranteed at

erz &

Arnold's,

Herz & Arnold, 89 Main street sell a home manufactured Hoop Skirt with twenty springs for only 50 cents. Who can beat it?

Best Brands of Floor Steam Bakery.

at tha Union

If you have a discharge from the nose, offensive or otherwise, partial loss of the sense of smell, taste or hearing, eyes wa tering or weak, feel dull and stupid or debilitated, pain or pressure in the head, take cold easily, you may rest assured that you have the Catarrh. Thousands annually, without manifesting half of the above symptoms, terminate in consumption and end in the grave. No disease is so common, more deceptive or less under stood by physicians. R. V. Pierce, M. D. of Buffalo N. Y., is the proprietor of Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy—a perfect Specific for Catarrh, "cold in the head," or catarrh headache, which he sends to any address, post paid, for sixty cents, or four packages for $2. Sold by druggists, dwlw

Catarrh, Cold in the Head. Bad Breathy Pain in the Eyes, and in fact all Complaints of the Nose and.

Ira

Obovbb,

decS-dtf

M. T. Moody A C6.t successors to M. V. Moudy, Wholesale &nd Retail Tobacconist, have removed their Salesroom to National Hoqse Block on Sixth street opposite Postoffiee, where all bur old, as well as new, customers will be cheerfully received In our new plac6 we always have something new to snew' onr customers. Our stock Consists of many little and big items,' kmething to amuse: our chewers, smokers and lookers-on. Oar stock of Plug, Smoking and Finecut .to-' bacco, Pipes, Smokers articles, Tobacco Boxes, Cigars. &c.. are full and complete. All persons looking for the weea, or something nice for a holiday present, will please give us a call.

jLITDOWICI & CO.

DEALERS IN

Boots and Shoes,

(Jor.SMainjmiA ^L\tli8treets,'rJ

Terre-Haute,

ifc j:.. I

ittrf.J ,i

We will open at the aboro well-known stand, on the first of March, ono ot the

LARGEST2AND BEST

ifilll

Selected Stook of

BOOTS & SHOES

Ever brought to this market, which we shall sell at the

LOWEST CASH PRICES.

J. B. L.

& CO.

All kinda of Custom Work and Repairing done to order in the most,satisfactory manner. feb21dw3m.

TEUKE HAUTE BRANCH of Taa

E I

INSURANCE COMPANY. Central Office,Chicago.

CASH ASSETS, JAKUAITI 4,1870, $1,M9,M« 48.

unror noouotKM at iManvm Aeeraa Kerekheff, Fimaa Vtpaart,

W. B.Warren, Herman JlnlgM Thama* Jehn O. Fred. A. & A. B- Barte

O Beyle Bretheri, Prtsti Owen j.a. i.QIwWMk C. M. Wwrea, F.V. BMhtwikr.. feb7

•ilw» B«fU,

J. B. AmfitrdAt^ Uoaford Boadinot,

CHlEAP ENOUGH!

SO YOU WANT HE&PP ABTSITBE THE EXPRESS.

DO YOU WANT AHOUSE? ABYEKT1SE IS TBS EXPRESS.

Do Ton' Want to Buy or Sell?

ADVERTISE IS THE EXPRESS.

Haf© You Propei^y for Sale?

ADVERTISE IS THE EXPRESS.

THE EXPRESS having the largest home osculation, is the best medium to secure your wants by advertising. Wo now put rates so low that there is no exeuse for not making known your wants. Advertisements of Houses "Wanted," "For Sale" and "For Rent,"

4*HoJp

25 CENTS A DAY!

These terms are applicable (i all advertise ments of the abore class, 6f~fivo lines and under.

Have Yon Houses or Rooms for Bent? ADYEBT1SE IH THE KXPB»Sf.4.

ONLY 25 CENTS A DAY.

Parties wishing to advertise in tho EXPRESS, and living at a distance from this offioe, can inclose their advertisoment in an envelope, with the nooessary pay, and forward the same to us through the Poatoffice.

WANTED.

"^Y"ANTED—TO RENT-A lions? of fivo or six rooms address Poatoffice Box 071.

WANTED—Situation

WANTED—At

J5TNA LIFE INJ3. CO

Annuallncome

Assets

NIWAD

OILT 85 (MM!

Wanted," "Booms to Let,'

"Situation Wanted,'' "Property for Sale,' Boarding," "Lost," "Found," "Strayed,' Stolen," "Personal," Ac., will be inserted for

Beauchamp's Real Estate

Office, No-141 Main streot, to exchango somo Western Land or City Property for ft Stock ef Goods not particular what kind prefer Groceries.. m3d4t

WANTED—A

LOST.

LOST—AreturnMink

fine Muff the finder will

ilense to this offioe or to GEO. C. DUY. mnr2d2t

FOR SALE.

FSecond

)R SALE—Small House and Lot onporth street onquiro of W. D. BUTLER at the Cemetery, or of MEREDITH KEE LER. feb25

T7K)R SALE—A two-story frame House with JC seven rooms, well, cistern and stable, south Second streot, No. 24, between Ohio and Walnuts also Stook in the Wabash Bridgo enquire on Ohio street, Corner of Tth m2d3t |R SALE—House and Lot within two

Squares of the site of the new Union ipof, a new House containing three rooms ana eellart lot 86HxlM feet, new fence and woodshed price 61,060, $500 down.b&lance

Coopershop

TTK)R SALE—AStoel of Groceries, all ready for the retail business worth about 11200. Also a Lot on corner Poplar and Water sis.

Terms easy: REIMANN.

Head can

be completely cured by the use of Kaeder't Qermm Snuff. The article is one of great merit, and is even recommended by some of our leading physicians so great is their confluence in its: merits as a cure for the above complaints. Try it, ye afflicted, it costs but 85 cents and will do you good. For sale by all druggists.

quire

Jr., Special Agent,

To onr 1

good Cook, Washor and

Ironer apply immediately at Samuel S. Eaajj^jDh io strcet,between 6th and 7th. mUf

J. H. BLAKE or A.

apply to

$6,000,000

Jan.1,1870,$13,OGO,OQO

B. B. MYRICK, Gen'l Agt. L. G. HAGER,'Local Agt. jal3d3m .1

JAMES B.LTNE,

Wholesale and Retail doalcrin

Pnre Copper Distilled Ken tncky Whisky ?f

No. 76 Main St., bet. 3d*and 4th

TERRE-HAUTE, IND. dec!6dwly

JOHN BAJINIKLE,

MERCHANT TAILOR,

MAIN STREET,

OrerSaxtoa A Walmsley's Dry floods Store, Would respectfully call the attention ef the oitizens of Terre llaute, and the public in general, that he has rented rooms above Saxton 3c Walmsley's Dry Goods Storo, for the purpose of carrying on

MERCHANT TAILORING.

ne keens always on l\and a Fashionable lection of Cassimeres, Vestings, Cloths* ice., and is ready to inako it np in

TlIE LATEST STYLE

ASD OS

SHORT JSOIICE,

Ana on very Reasonable Terms. Ilaving no high rents to pay, he promises to make up to Older, whother the goods be furnished by him or not. Everything in his line choaper than anywhere else.

Cutting dono and warranted to fit. A liberal patronage solicited. ang29dtf

HAT6 AND CAPS.

NEW YORK HAT STORE. JOSEPH C. YATES IS JT7ST IN BECEtPTOF Mens' Hat* of all kinds,

Boys' Hats of all kinds, Misses' Hats of all kinds, Infants'Hats of all kinds,

Aad MI pHees.

MV Hats aiade ta erdsr ofi short notice. Come and see,

THB WINTER STYLES, 14* Mi ton*, !•'.

•MpMppa vimiimri om

Country Prafube, Ohio Street 8d iadlth, Terre~Mautei flndiitna,

Goods ddMM la ihi 011^ frd tf clMii*. marldly

P. BEAPCHAMP, ATTOBSkr AT LAW 141 XAII KTRKIT, ITV BTABS. WeaiBrn Land Broker, Loan*

Negotiated,JB»tate» Managed, Particular attSAtieiS alvsil to ColleetioasCorrespondeftM DoUoltM from aM4Mld«nts.

3STew

Store,

T8 HHn iifoot,

Torre

One

As the

we wogl want

lags

at Dress Making or

other kind of sewing, with or without a machine will cut and fit call at corner of Eighth and Locust streets good references given .£ in3d2t

DEY«OOD&

ftgi

Brown

feb24dtillMarS

FOR RENT.

FBlock,

»R RENT—Rooms for rent in Deming'S corner 6th and Main streets for particulars enqniro at First National Bank. mar2d2w

TJIORRENT—Second Story, roonl in Store ^occuiied__by G. Fostor Smith aiply_to OAKEY. foblS

J^OR RENT—Store Room on Ohio street. /xv rvjciii —oirura auwu uu vuiy ntreovt next door to Kissner's, is for rent at 8200 per year includes lower store room, with shelling, cellar and back roonl enquire of Mrs. BROWN, No. 05 Early's Row, Third street feb8tf

OR SAliEll

Tho Flouring Mill Known

as the

aPf&b25dtf

w«4i assMle# stadk of .*,v.

SlhxHiBgk

BMdinim

okofys, "p^imereB, •Fweode, wn 0*1

Spread^ verletfc

rw«Tn

tton

catuln.

Table Linen, l&pkl wtionift iQ7 0dcftfi, loves,

DRESS GOODS

Odr fita to oAirths

Best

In the largo buyert

Isl^r

Capal Mills!

This property is all in good running order 3 run of Burs, Corn &heller, Kiln and al maohinory necessary for a first-class Mill. It must be sold, and a bargain is waiting for somebody. For terms and full particulars

SCOTT & DUY.

rfees

JUSTICE TO ALL.

tllo

fMotgl gif Hi.-

MW TOM STORE,

7S M4jW

Teir»*S«atet Indiana.

imwjriRM.

The ohdeniMiildt havltilf InoelaM Ui selves undef this firm saul if Bartletii will carry on tha BeoiVntatiWier*.iw and Fanes' huined, old

101 Main street, where the* wlU shortly pot fit the largest stoek of Moo# In their line, eter offered to the pnhlw In thls eltyi

Having increased meilitiei for doing se. they will. purchase ih«f l^ms at bottom prices, and pledge. thraselTM to

fob&dtf

airo j.v-'jrj

Foreiffn and Domestic Wines and Liquors,

supply aelr

patrons. Woolesalft retail, at Ae lowest figures the markete«n aff«d.

as. 1 the

ssstessaammmBsi

pUABBUl^B 0At».

By rirttlS Of ad Mir Of the Tljo Oomvea Picas Ooort, I trill Offer fet pmate MIS, on Thursday, Marek

3d, 1870,

At the Offide ofjSoott 4^ok9pX the (bllowing deSoribed R«al BState mWpi Indfana, to-wlt acres Ii __mer of tl Town 13, Range

acres In bqtitire {enri in thfe corner of the north-east aoartet part of ftb aoresthe.rmji section, xhs

febl9dtd)

Brth-wcst

snn'djrldod l^M part of to^r

2 in east fr, Beatfofi Jp. Osntaining fi 9-100 aores.and or Lot So. In easts. Section

Lot No. 4 in the su-ordsloii ofJn-lotKo. 41 in tho town (now drty) of Bids roeqived till day ef Bale, Terms—one half Cash, balance one ear, with Interest ana mortgage I

Of Tenre Haute, 'ofBale, Terms—oi one year, With in ten

D8 vi WwWllTi o6irf«

WOOD AND WILLOW WARE.

ar Work

I have full ltne low as tha low Potatoe«?a ha

all kinds, Bte

Ladders, ironing Boards, Lap Boards, erei kets, ftinoy aid eoyered, and attention W Mnajring In both is hnstiisgs. All artfeiei sold tdjand, anything made wm-

iMetlwi ts BufyS«se

feb25-dlm'wly 5

BAoom BACON! BmTI, Shoald«S Md 91f«s, Mi

A. B. REIMA&S.

febisdim HaM MiMihvtk ksd Mb.

N STORE AND VOSL SAXE 79 Tierce* Keg§ Ixwd. 75 Barrel* Meet

PM*lk

8QO Barr*teO$B»

JIBliii Jfeur,

all g+adee*

250 Barret* CWiWI. MR 0OBMt Wt

fcbwff.

OUT COOD9.

!.•

fJF

tmt

»si«sseq.r:

fi*.-

TUWOTHHE,

Kid Gloves!

The best in the Market!

A fiaU I4ne of Color* and titter just received.

WABREV,H0BERS& 00.

BtwcaaeoM TO

S3D3^X.Xi

Hosiery ft

pji,

iJJt-

~.08ant 8.48

Palace of

While

sn^eri

Aife

ti'

RAILROADS.

IndtiepiapoliB ft St. Loon B. WINTER ASBAlfGBMENl

TRII THMGH IXPtlSS miHS IAILf ihrfw*** Terre Haute and all Cities and

Tovon*

Condensed TIfele SchednlO, DeCemberl.18W. Daily Every Day Cxtopt Sundays, rard.

aSrire

S.tOpm

15pm

iter, tain

20am

Z.20am

.40amw.S4am 4.24 5.35am 5.45pm 5.45pmpm •8.04

8.15

7.53

|.35pm 8.86pm

9.00

T_.r

30pm 949pm

9^50am 4.35pm U-l6am

0.45 12.50

(alia*

Cfcnsai City

Ml...

Lawrence,

It.Joseph,

Imaha,

B.uO

TlSOpm

T.3?am 1.50pm

12.25am 6.05am12.25am 1.05

7.58

2.05

11.10

seven

11.10

"7opeka,ee. 12.40 12.40 12.40

Wbrth

2.25am 9.55am B.OOpm

00pm

kpFrancisee6.850am

8.50am

00pm

6.00pm 6.00pm

Accommodation train Haute daily,exwMttSunday,atleavesmTerre

4.50

ttooh

T.Sb m,

m, arrives at

Tolona

z.16

a and Chicago

Palace Sleeping Cars on all Night Trains. BAOOAOECEECKED TBROOQB.

J. D. HERKQfER. JVO. S. OAKLAND,

GenTBup't. Uen'lPass'r Ag t.

MANUFACTURERS.

PRAIRIE

CITY PLANING

MILLS.

CLIFT A WILLIAMS.

^^anu'"acturers

SASH, DOORS, BLINDS,

Widow aad Door Frames. ^7? Xoaldlag Brackets, ttarl Balllage, -Xr"

Ballasters,

3 Vewcll Posts,. Ftorlag aad Sldlag.

And aH deserfptftiiis of Finished Lumber

WBOLMALa

itreet,

J. W. MANP, li 9 Main street iTjis now. near tho rtT®r,is "now and Willow w_ar0 of al Ohnrns and uedar W( Ladders, ironing variety of Baskets, will pay strict ar branches Of this at Factory prieea dor. no matter what

ng Wood

Ujra«h as tabs,

AKD BRTAH. DSALKSS Bl

•pTXfE LUMBER, Lath and SMngles,

Slate Roofing, Cement Roofing, Roofing Felt. CHntom Sawing, Planing and

Wood Turning.

DOVBI TO ORDER.

All Work Warranted.

Goner Ninth and Mnlberry Sts. dtf

LEATHER, HIDES, AC.

F: A. A

ft OO.,

Maaa^etore

ad Dealers in

Irmmtv, Bidet, Oil»f Aw TtmMmi*,

h, HI IW fca S, fcn Inle,

uiiiMM

i*-

gtATTbs.

THE CELEBRATED KNABE,

FMfeat

and «tlw Wl sttls Makers.

att to be united in •laitMatit, these?

In all the makinc a trly PianosBava ivMareauta-

Deetfrafii

tion regard 1M qffMba I Ae-, to., thai ptMW tteia

on*,'

WITHOOTBITALS!

tajMs W faoeiUat eon-

skleratiODi are Mmt 1st. In maklnf MtUMlly fatehases at larga namber Whltfiataa a time, for

id,

betides receiving the bMellts of the ... likewise, allewest dlteoua the most eho

Omniu tMiitnim biiMiii »f thtMsarlag thaeeetly nats alto to attend aeisuaauy to tualag

emt

nableeaie (fff tobunn neU ily are below, 3er hsre or aiM#eit ef the celebrated Silver

Toagdl

Organs azid

Melodeons

Constantly 0a hand: DM, Sheet Mqpic, Instruetioa Books, and fvear earietr or Smaller Musical InstrmkeBtS.

When .heeding auT ita the Masic line' send draesslw mist

HsiiqnrtdM of Mie Hastc Trade,

IN DUimB HAUTE.

no. 48

CO.

Pectoral Elixir

HAS SUCH

IMXJBNSJS SALE,

In the eityefTen%HaaU,and ia every comUS: munity. where it has keen introduced, is simply because Ml at/form itnl tekttt it» claimed teOIdo. Ovrlmdime citiutu

u$ *«U fxeetd*

dience tt

$ A

Kfemer'flPidaooofMD^ic,

OHIO 8TBUT,

|0#p. tta old Cd«rt Pease.)

nui line, ur».

H. B. AU Mads IflttMiaAiU repaired.

HARDWARE!

C6ry & DeFrees

121 Main

A S Filth Sts.,

a a

.1 r''i

Largest Stock.

v.V .i U'sa

VABA,

RTEFX,

-saa-

BABfiWARE,

r!f

That ia kettia the City,

GORY Se DeFREES,

1Z1 tola sal IAS FUtkSta.

j*.

TBBBS HAUTE, I*D.

THS &1ASOH WHY

Iaclad-

teg Physicians, Ministers, Mechanics

Merchants.

Having fof several years been selling

Pectoral J£ltxir, I

that years great

Elii

r" sfio WM. ). ana

appreei to take

rfT

and.

aaetWHWeaawg mdon*

it as

tne«

all remedies fur

of the

nrea* «a4othef

"r-fcSS*

combined.diteaset In obe..

enstAas'XMsge,

lha annexed testimonials

are presented. BoWLifA-Ouali,

I*a.,

Aag.*,18«7.

have used Barr Pectoral Blixlr in, my family, and

eah say that it is the

remedy for Conghs and

MokTScoHa

bestLr

Colas, especially

forP

children, that-l have ever used, and cane recommend the sajpe all persons as a safe and reliable medinSe.toELIJAH

mmt

ORMEN.

In., February 16,187Sa^

Barr't

take gftat pleasure boar-

iag publie testimony to its merit.inOf the many remedies for the cures of Colds Croug^HoeneneaS and kindred complaint.Coughs

five

ave so of the

Barr's Pectoral Elixir

ts PLCiaasT TO take,

neatly pat

up^ apd^

thoroughly

It is neatly put up, is pleasant^ is both safo and reliable. JAS. JACOBS, Druggikt.

Druggists and Cfliemists.^ W TBBBB HAUTtfftXn.

lumftetnwiiuMl Proprietors. 6dltaw'

UNDERTAKERS.

ISAAC BALL,

UNDERTAKER,

la prepared Co euejite aH erders in bis line

sties

$BM

MIACRAM,

keta, aad Wf aiaee, fr

:f4

l^e.

is fer sale

by all

BAER, GULICK BERRY,

iSnZO-6-dwtl

UVPSBTAKXB. If WOVXBLL, Irtaker'Chad-EssW.. sevea years

lev

prepared

Colin, Of an Itgles aa

I of

May 29