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

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Thursday Morning, May 19th, 1870.

BAILED IDTIME TABLE!

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WM OFFICE PIKECTORY

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and

FOURTH OF JTXLY cornea on Monday

'HE BOYS have commenced batljjn Jin

tan.

THE mercury was at 86° in the shade

AFTEB ati we are to have a fair nnpply gf peactifefl thfeiytar.i *,«ki'i^

'%AViGATioWon thV Witfaah is huspresent,

ter.

wis f.

fcc^vint^of low wa

j. L. ^jto6MO»B) a corr^pondent of the Bwtm Traveler^ waa in the cit^ yefrter-

coWVB Qf Italian^ bo^s 'With violin i, and harp made jnuaic on the streeto last

i, m»9

erenuig.

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E. KESTEK,Esq., and Capt. WM

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JVIU31AA) —r

Barippk op^|Uie list, t}ii% morning, tfe es for Sheriff. -[i t.W *1

candidates

i)owriNO ttixx. will, prohahly he used ^br Both the Republican iiid Democratic Con^resgional Conventions,

•ANOTHER stone fell from the derrick at

the Opera House yesterday, coming within one foot of causing a funeral.

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DOCTOR BADER will commence the erectifeA o^hil pro|io«fe(i''bt|il(Hng "at tli,e corner of Main anF Seventh streets,5 [next •i

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tivation.

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(^NEW

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week. tg|g»"'*t--a»t' •juin .i ni -t .« »i

STRAWBERRIES.-^TO the sontheast, and just beyond the city limits there are lipyi^.fnnr ftcres of strffvyjieTriefl.^n

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FEMININE SHOP-LIFTER, from the country, hoisted some calico at Tuell, «Ripley A Deming'-»jf!3pe9t««rday, -l«it w^ induced tofdrpg^i^0 Pa

WE.LEARN that preparations are on foot for thiei*ctfon? 6f a M&hodi&t Church in the suburbs of the city lying lo the

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THE ladies of the committees on fancy articles, at'the Gliarlty'Fair, are rcqueated the h«Mif^ 9f,^fl?. G. (Crawford, this evening at 7 P. M.^

SEVERAli professional beggars are puahing ^beirrbusine^e in the city, thi* week. They should be referred to'the LaBies Aid Society, by which organization they -will be tetfeved, if found ,y,o#,£„ after dvje investigation. iKl

STEAMER.—Carter

proprietors

& Brothers

thei steam st^Vft factory^ in

the JbAthern pa^t of the 6ity arc brtilding a 3teamboat one hundred feet long and eighteen feet'Vfide. Wm. Jones of Ne1i Albany is constructing the hull, and it will be ready to launch in about six weeks. •ii*: _L-i-

ATHE Revenue officers will not allow the publication of income returns this year which ia "huntey" for those good people

who dislike to see theitibig incomes paraded, aawell as for that numerona plass wfaomake big pretensions and put on any amount of style with little or.no income. juSij ... jiii-s—^—^,1"1 ,SL«EPIH PEACE—The world is :safe fcr a trtiile, as thje Coding intelligence afforded *Hhat Ibr the next hundred yearsfthe distance'between tlie earth, and i^ ^m^?ftdua3iy.^ihcirease. No dangdr therefore,1of^taking firefrom «hatj«miaary during that timefeW if.

-3RBTWCT*.--Ptota Hhe Indituiapolis I J^owJ of the.aGth i^C, v^ learn tbkt the Aisemments oflnternnl Rf^nfle, inade in Marion Cownty. for tlw month ^»f Aprilf

From ^be^wtwit Aasj^r^office here tff^uents'M1, y«a° HiCeontv forithewme month, amounted to 'onlv SG&.8a Jess lliah

1 thelaiige and populous city of Indiana-

*As the ant seasoh' ts St hind,

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ft- som^ fln^ '.white

6«wr

«n4pWlce it' whef^ -the «nt« are

upon the

spongy

^nd,lfak« up their abpde

VJoktie'CeUs.Y ab-i8*»if necessary Jo flip the spejge ia sc*Mi«g hat, yaley, which vill.nash-^hem But tkadl PiU more ted'Aet the trap Mr new haftl ^he process will soon clearjjip h'otise of "every ant.

Republican Comity CwTMtiMb

The' Republican* feinVention to aoLlaate eafcdidatea.for ofieeraof VS*» County, to be jrcjt^dforat the October election, will be held

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-DAILY MAILS,'

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9 00p. m.JL 3: SOp. ^.l"V..V .OmdnnatiJSRw?i

12".:15a.

:00 p.m.

:00 a.-m

'gat 7 p. 30p. „.lla. at 10a. in m. m.

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PostOffleeopensat7:30 a. m. and cloa

POn

'closes at 7

Sunday. open from 8 a.

A. M.. on Saturday, Jnae 11th,

m0,M the Court House |a Terre Haute. KA« foeftik appoiraient of DeUgat* "IsThe v^caslTor Mai "*. A. Hoffman for .Secretary of State a^tfce.geoejal election of 1868, las determined and fixed by the last general County Convention February 12th,1870, and is, as follows: TOWNSHIPS ASD WAKDS.

CO.

COX. 00X8. CO*.

PrairietoR TowwMf NevinS .——- Otter.Creek Prairie Creek "•'*•*'—3 Fayette. H,) *V Pierson & S I S •lasa?!

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33 of

to «w

the Townships to meet and appoint delegates to jthe' County Co#vehtion, and also to the Congressional Con^eQtion (wUob moots Juno Jifli), it ihe several |Aaces of meetmgln their resp^ctive JDownshifS. at 2 o'elock p. M.. on Saturday, Jane 4th, next.

The voters of the respective Wards will meet at 8 o'clockjfc M..P* the «»me d%Y to appoint delegates C"the (Siunty iConvention. The places for Ward meetings are as follows:

^onYmfd'^^e^ciroenterlhop. Third Ward, at Thompson's Cooper Shop. Fourth Ward, at Engine House. Fifth Ward, at the Depot. The delegates of the different Wards and Harrison Township will meet on the day of the County Convention and appoint seventeen delegates to the Congressional Convention.

By order of the Executive Committee, L. A. BURNETT, Chairman. Attest: NICHOLASFILBECK, Sec'y. 5

A RUNAWAY COUPLE, frota Hendricks County, passed through the city, yesterday, bound for St. Louis, where they said they shouldjnvert in a marriage certififcli^Pil&dy yotitagi smart the gent was older by some ten yearg,but^ppe4red to be overwhelmed witha painfuj consciousneewif his peculiar situation,^and rested fhe managemeht of affairs in the hands of his ihtendiJ bride,

*THE Census takers get two cents for every name taken ten cents for every farm fifteen' cents for every productive establishment- of indiuatry two cente or every deceased peisOn two

SALARIES

Deputy Clerk Too Assessor...../..... Chief of Fire Department »w

Chief of PoUce...

THE NORMAL

1'100

City Attorney, legal fees .^arj?^^er.-r^{.v_i.j.....v..v»» In the above the salary of the City Attorney 'has been reduced $409 Chief of Fire Department $120 Marshal $100 Deputy Marshal $12 Assessor, $100 making a total reduction of '$732. The •gatery T)f the Deputy Clerlr has been redacedj $?M .and the ^ef ^.Police, $5,00. This causes the total salaries of city officials to be $477 less thein paid Ikst year. ,••• i#

SCHOOL

BOARD

at its

session, which closed yesterday, had beseveral importaAt bhsineili'inattfiJs, which were satisfactorily disposed of. Among others thii^"!it had'tinder ^consideration the limited opportunities for boarding on favorable terms, and a Committee was appointed to secure suitable boarding arrangements, especially for young ladies. This is a matter of the highest importance and it is very deaira. ble that the citizens of Terre Haute should interest themselves in reference to it.

A request having come from the State Board of Education that a short session during July and Ahgnst should be provided for the benefit of Teacher? who are regularly employed during the year, the President and Faculty, cpncurning, in the proposal: it was resolvpd that Normal Session be ordered^to commence on the Kith of July, and continue four weeks closing on the 10th of August.

Pres. Jones authorized to engage temporarily the services of Prof. Q-, H. Smith, during the Normal Teachers Institute. The services of the Faculty were also retained for that occasion. The Faculty were instructed to prepare a suitable circular in relation to the Normal Teachers Institute. tlu

Pre?."John Ingle jr. ofterDial f-tare'rafes for Teachers atteudiug ihc Normal Teachers Insttttfe"^ Ai4 Awi^Ufct, on the Evansville & Crawfordsville Rail Road, and there is no doubt that the same will be done by W. R. McKeenEsq., on behalf

A frosVa^oVCinWii bt colored Marie Antoinette Slippers, just recieved at Frank Crawford's, 98 Main street. 19-d3t.

.iisaL£xsmk

The genuine l9-a3t.

5,000 Strawberry Basket^ fojj s^le at Main street. Price, $3.00 per dred or $25.00 per thousand. 191

Strdwberrtes, from A B. Pegg's fruit fariv^

4^ill"

be |or sale at' S. [Stone's ice

rrenWsaloon, op fourth street to-day.

Call and ''see, »uth side Ohio street, between Third and Fourth. 19-dlm.

lee.—All ordara left at St. Stone's confc^ will be pfeompt^

•isdsqiol Spring Water cures Brights* Disease, Scrofula and all imparities of the blood. Send for pamphlet at your druggists, or to Missisquoi Sprinj Sheldon, Vermont. 19-d3

1 1 2 2 2

Honey Creek Harrison tp. out city City, 1st Ward —J 2d .5 4th 5th County at Large —....^ ...... ci~ 'T

Fans! Fans!! FansU!—Fans for ladies, fcn« for children, church fans, street fans and fine fans for parties, linen fans, Silk fans, sandal woodjfans,"self-revolv-ing fans (something new), and fans for

Boston Trimming and Notion Store, 111 Main street.

I an Going West on Saturday or 'Hiilhday, 2l*» or

8S&.

per

cent, of

the whole amount for names enumerated fol fediaf slatiaiics aa^f ttn fceAis per mile travel. Unless those they call upon are very obtuse, and' art dilatory In their modes" of giving1 the required information, the censas agents will make a good thing of it,. "'If-

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OF CITY OFFICERS.—In the

report of the Council proceedings yesterday morning, in stating the salaries to -city officers, an error occurred, and we republish the list corrected, as follows:

1 CbaK baiifc

with us. Wagons and carriages will leave the Church op. 14th and Chestnut streets, at 8 and 9 o'clock A? JT, precisely.' TSTO charge for going or returning from tho Fair Ground. |{f!

A good supply of refreshments can had on the ground. wBy order of con}miti«e,£J$ tO BQ

REV. PARKER Mn.LIGAN, Superintendent.

Notice.—Every lady interested in the Charity Hospital Fair is requested to meet at Dowling Hall on Friday, May 20, at 3 o'clock, P. M. It is quite desirable that the attendance should be general

Books ar^ Down as well as Dry fl««4g.--Bkrttew & «l. fcwtth their miscellaneous -stock of Books At surprisingly low figures. Give them a call $nd see if they wont. 18dlw.

AuetlJU Sale of Groceries.—On Friday next, May 20th, we will sell, for account of Mr. Badgley, at his store on Fourth street, between Main and Ohio streets, his entSre 'stfedfe'Ifftamily'l ^loleries, wooden and willow ware, canned fruito.^. Terms-^hj,^! §$?$

10 o'clock, A- M-oS

Only $4.00 for a set of hard wood Croquet at Bartlett & Co'?. Look at it before investing your money in anything made of soft material. 18d3t.

Pie NIc Excursion.—C» bat& wilV a Pic' NityExcursion® Tirtsds^, the 2* inst. Arrangements are being made to render the occasion pleasant and profitable by way of music, speeches, refreshments,and various kinds of amusements.

Fourth of Jiily Picnic.—We

other issue of this paper! d3i

^fthfcU |nt|on

brought to this market "ban D"e had daily at Joe Rupp's meat SJIOR, on ^la^n t^jeet, east of Sixth street.

Jnst received at the Boston Store, 111, a full and complete line of parasols, all shades and styles, very cheap.

Kid gloves, full stock blacks and^ colors at the Boston Store, 111.

Anew stock of Trimmings for white goods, also a new lot of Laces, Edges and Embroideries, at the Boston Store.

Go to the Boston Store, 111, Main St., for Ladies' Lisle thread and Berlin gloves. j"'

Anew Dress Making Establishment —Mrs. Winter and Mis* E. Carray, late from Paris, with all the French styles, have taken rooms over Mr Scu'ddferV' store on Main, between Sixth and Seventh streets, to which they invite their friends and public to favor them witlyejMl^afid will be happy to'receive therft^ wAfl

all the latest styles of dresses, over skirts.

business we feel confident in giving satisfaction.

Soda Water.—But it's no use talking, it's so everywhere. If you want an extra glass of Soda Water, get it drawn from the "Keystone^' uAthe Postoffice, has one. Ice Cream Syrup every day.

WANTS, AC. Advertisements "wants'"for sale,", "LOET^'J "1 will be

inserted in the DAILY

wtnty-Jhx cents.

ii^t

New Tailor Sh«*.—HsamY Worm ios just, openfed a Tailoir Itttop on Ohio street,, opposite the New "Court Hwse, where he is wady to make up clothes to ^datjiUlMt fwt iilm»wnara«4i4»j»Jffw price as can be done by any tlilor in the ity. &JLiX?S promptly les^v Made Clothing for sale tX a very »w figure- 'S

Spectacles.—The largest quan HIJ

Mondv, opposite the Post Office, the best brands of Virginia Smokiq bacco for One Dollar per pound.

FRANK CrawtoRi has,a,13R Misses colored Boots—-lis to green, quier, purple and bronze. "THE S»e

Old

Be How of [ashville,

Hall

and articles to lease for 11 yealtf. WiH'b^ -n sold to the highest bidder, two heavy wagons if not sold between now and Sff5 urday will be sold that day on the street. concentrated that a ComparativeAJ1 persons hapn^ bjdl|a^^ m%w41,

call and get the money.^L ing themselves indebted to me, that ever intend to pay, will call at the corner of Third and Chestnut streets. 19 d3t. JOHN MCFARLANE.

Picnic.—The United Brethren Sabbath School will give their annual Picnic at the Fair Groung on Saturday, th£.ZLst inst. Tout's celebtt^lffi^^JB&dHKill enliven the occasion with music. The public generally are invited to come and

3Cft 101 3Slii©¥

Lawrance's.

A cordial invitation is extended to other Sabbath Schools in the city and to other nabsatn acnoois in me cny aim iu at auuuuu—uie urai wpcB.rc.n oitiafens geoww^My'to jointiitpartial AJiw' to the Sabbath School of Paris, Charleston, Sanford, Vermillion and other towns on IheiRailroad CoMJiiTTEl-'ji amlvGft^te cpp3le%iv.i 1

The trials and

23d, 1870. 8ulgect: Trinm be an able and popular speaker, and as prgpeejp ^fhe^ctwe wiU

ofarhun^ldife

for the use of tue colored people in this place, we hope this lecture will be largely attended. Tickets on sale at the Book stores and at the Hall, on the evening'of the lecture. Reserved seafa^ 50 cents others, 25 cents. trio -TO

mtHAW

Burnett's Flavoring Extracts.—

le poi

warranted free from the poisonous oils .and.

wCt

market. They are not only

ufactures and Pn^»r5fet^ft. "^Pbf^siSe 'Wjr all Grocers and Druggists. Febll-dTh w3m.

Business.—We say on "a little sigii over our door "We defy Competition," by which we mean we will sell dnring le day an

also to say, by thai little St|n, that we

We mean to have it folly understood t&g thi!%pplici^fit.^^ttef» -long as we have a yard of goods in our store.—

if, 149

dull, stupid, sleepy Or dizzy, your liver and nothing

Discovery. Jt MiiaAailBild^ tWi. ^secretions to action, restores the appetite and unclogs the bowels As a blood purifier it is unequaled. No family should be without it. Sold bv druggists.

Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy is all the go—Decatur

IU. Magnet.

sold in 1869 A few inoic to be had at 83

HAYWAfgf^^O

18-d3t Auctioneer^jjj

Ryce's Carpet Hall.—The Exclusive House Furnishing Store has a very Large and well assorted stock of Carpet? from

if3Mi as an inducement not only the best stock to select from,but

Inl^e^hf

Lowest PriciS.

their orOeranapiCKup flie cheaper goods at auction—the best carpets never finding

For Bargains in Corsets, Fancy Goods

lnfoi^ed^that the^T. H.^urgYfK^^bj^ £0^0 ZiZiii&ir&jL ii iC- Tiiltv onrl -jl II dfc .. tit

hold a picnic on the Fourth of July, and intend to invite all other societies of Terre

A W W

have been Planing Mills. Corner of Ninth and

Jnst Received Hair line, at an astou at

the market.

KEGIMCG|- TGJFR

New Shoes."—Frank Crawfarti-lr WRFY receiving New Goods from the manufactories. Call and examine his Custom Work of all kinds. No. 98 Main street.

Ladles, Misses and Antoinette, leather Mir. colored BboS."AT Main street.

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Daily EXPRFSSSteam Printing Establish-

less than cost, to close out.

spectacles in assortment—perfectly perfected—at less than half the current prices at John R. Freeman's, IFO. 5 Warren^s Block.

m5dtf

baild, but Brick to Smack—Maple Sugar Brick—at 219 Main street.

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Small

18 d2t*wlt.

.Steam Bakerv.

ihS

of that firm, in the wholesale as well as the retail line of millinery makes it necessary to go often to New York and by this they are always able to-take-advftn-tage of any change in the market. Look out for new styles this week. 9-tf

[t(fangf i| h^ivilj^ (|ate(i nu^Gth Jlfj haW a-fooi^4(ippetite, fettj

from the Importers.

The" ex tent

of the trade of this house is such that they

Bllf

Book Cases, Office Desks &c., made

Haute to participate in the celebration, to border, at the Prairie City Planing A programme will be published in an- Mills, Corner of Ninth and Mulberry Sta. dl^. Pr™?« Pr°Ierty

market in fancy goods, better than any

^^thij^gj jip^ istoundingly low prices,

Real Ilair Chignons, at Herz & Ar9°1(i'8w

New Jewelry, at Herz & Arnold's.

WWit acan buv the Ribbon, at Herz & Arnold s. we will commence the

Mr. Herz is now in New York shipping home new goods by the cjtrload^at prices below any imagination.*

Fifty boxes of ajfl ^mon| for sale at' Union Steam Bakery,

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umsm

io a?

nooaiif oJ eiw GFC

fi* SOI

Men's Lasting Brogans, only fl 50, atReibold's, No. 7» Main street, between Third and Fourth.

Ice Cream 1 Ice Cream !!—W. H. Scudder would respectfully inform his

who may favor him with a call in all

larafw^lreMJow^ SMt

dwlw.

Herz & Arnold, 89 Main street, are

tea

w£tg

Everything at Moudy's Tobacco Store, opposite the Post Office, has been reduced to gold and specie basis where the best brands of Virginia Smoking To-

"OANNP for family use, leave your order with J. Steinmehl. m2,dtf

Millinery, Dress and Cloak Making.

House, on Third street, where they will

Wf&feawu guaranteed. /ChiMwh'* clothing, ,iead»itoa4e,/al1 .NWMK/IMNRILI

m6dtf MRS. S. E. PHILLIPS.

WEWA^VERV^E^ients.

ana

io Pork Sausage

every day. Call and see for yourself.

All tuei(lic»l UI utv^vu, evey uaj. vw* «IIU o* iv» v.«wv«. r^ basques, &c, ,By long.exfiefien^ JpJ^ie

tUtSL VBlt* laa Boibftd tti MlvJfc

"i* '^Uriyyir eotia. JTXTZ^~T~T7^Z~ in this market, or to be BLANK NOTES, bound in small books,on sale at the Daily '"ish

^ENVELOPES,

with, card of misiness or

profession neatly printed in the corner,

d'Si-HQaaaiaiMrfi undersigned, are

ou'ancy

Candy, wholesale and retail, at the Union Steatn Bakerv.

Headqoartcr^forc^boy^oijLa-

dies, Mi

dren's

~wi 8 tasting, Uoafc

at Reibold's, No. 70 Main street.

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JF.'olx'' LI IT ....

m2,dtf AND continue the declining scale until

satisfy every customer who

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that the prices wo name shall

call,

W'JH

mmTryrr itftw in this market, or to be broughrhere this season. Our stock, though much reduced, contains a

.tsiJttMMHdtR* ittw'A IentHo'J »Ii Of patterns of all the

RuerronTroonnr.

IFFC

J&R

IDBIOD BSJIU IQ

BROKAW BROTHERS,

ar{wm.E.W4»

m!4dlw

pAp 5n the place of

announce the name of the office of Sheriff of

^,V.A.AJHIUNIR OU WK» Vigo couty. saUect to the decision of tM Bopublieaa NomqntlBi Convention.

WI are authori*Ml to announce the name o,' WILLIAM. BASKICK. as a candidate foi

1\£_U Sheriff, snbject to.the decision of thonepubli \3 8 lean nominating Convention

We are anthoritiifd to anno

We are authwriiwid to announce the name of MATT. M. BROWN, as a candidate for Sher-i iff, subject to the decision of the Republican nominating Convention.

AVDITOa.

W* are authoriseti to announce the name o: FBBD. 8TOBCKSA for Auditor, suhject the. decision of the Kepublican nominating Convention. .e ol w• iiiiina ruwwa lorro'c'ccuuii th« ofice of County Auditor, suhject to the decis-

f4Vi6

Republican Convention.

inMsus.

niare aathoriied to announce the name 01 MORTON C. RANKIN for re-eleotion to the

,,j: ASSKSSOB.

WK aire authorised to announce the name ol .JACKSON-6TBPP as a candidate for th« office of Township Assessor, subject to the de"cisiQn of the Republican Convention.

««&i a

ham

WANTED—To rent a small dwelling houso by a {irompt paying tenant. Call at this by, a office.

WANTED—A

No.SS'sou

WsalesmenMain

ANTED-irtmediately—Three first-class at Warren, Hoberg & Co 9,

and streets.

WANTED—AEarly's,

FOR

te&iket

Parties supplied with Ice Cream and Cakes on short notice, at No. 194 Eaftt Main street. 30,dim

At~Mozart Hall at all times may now be had Schweitzer Cheese, Limburger, and Prepared Herring, and cold lunch at

competent house Girl, at

Sam'll S. Ohio street, botween 6th and 7th. _ml2dtf

te&, at the National

House, two girls to do washing also one chamberms'id the highest wages given. a27

FOR SALE.

FORrooms,

SALE—House on corner of Chestnut and Filth streets, one and a half stories, seven woodshed and rear buildings "re at first house north ofthc premises.

FISBiECK. ml9

SALE—Onu of the most desirable Private Residences in Terre Haute, for

-KSoSires Sjround well iStmth fruit and ornamental trees house contains 11 rooms, gati all over the house, good ba.rn, woodshed and wash-house, in fact all the modern' Conveniences ot a first-class residence, and! will be sold cheap possession given immediately apply to MAJOR ii. H0DS0N. ml8

Ftheend

OR SALE—100 choice lots in Jewett's Addition. Terms ten per cent cash, balance at tlf seven ^earsj or to su» ^urchMer.

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goods &c., direct 20-tf.

price 8350.

One Buclcrboard, price $95

IR SALE—Season Tickets for the Terre Haute Trotting Park are for sale at the book store of B. Cox tc Co, mll-dtf

rpAKEHUP—By the undersigned,ten Sheep, which came to his pasture about two ^°0gg°jga°°°i3^y0rted W7nes"and weeks since. The owner can have them by j4jqu0I.Si Main street, between 3d and 4th.

P^UUW'F0X.

CI#ETS!

Reduction

Firces

-ON-

RRR^I'

SALE—60 Dwelling Houses in this city,

HLL for sale and trade, together with good stands to be occupied. Will take good timbored lands and some western lands on exchange. Also some good farms for sale and trade.— WiU take goods or city property on exchange, See Wharton & Keeler, by P. O.

FOR

SALE—1,100 acres of land near Casey, Illinois, through which the railroad passes, 500 aores of the same is of the best ol Oak •rfV

counties, Indiana, some for city property.

HDWW call jliaolgNo. US

ll,

MA I'J-

•erh

Hij. to

petering

ti,rfl3fc,and for Shr-'vs on the .jutsi bed

nd^for Sheathing under^e atfQBI

Jail

igKlffMBwwP :orMt of 9th and Mulberry maylidtf

Planing Mills, co streets.

Will trade

'waft,s«ps-..a v# 1

ous of improving them the present season. my4d3m _____ I0R SALE.—The undersigned, wishing to quit the business, offers

for

~9rllw T"

sale his entire Wines —J 1 and 4tl

1* G. WEI

With the firm of Wharton, Beach

OFFICE—One door north of Postoffico. H. J. KEELEB, Notary Public.

SPECTACLES

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We take occasion to notify the •Public that we employ no pedlars, and to caution i!

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CLIPT & WILLIAMS,

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FeljLajadrCpie iti John's Patent Asbestos Hoofing,

BBL tf against those F&teticn^to have our goods for

Wholesale and Retail dealer in

]MieJj6opper Distilled .Ken tacky Whisky AKD

Foreign and Domestic Wines

and Liquors,

Main St., bet. 3d and 4th

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AlSTKD—A good stout Boy to polish marble, by the month steady work apply to M. HANRAHAK, corner. 10th Mulbery streets, at Depot. ml9

Girl to ao gonoral house

work in a ted

small family one that year, or longer, the Id be preferred wages .fternoon each week for i. S. R. HENDERSON, ml7dtf

_Irs. street.

lay api ith

W•Poplar

ANTED—Girl to do general housowork inquire at the residence of H. C. Thompson, street, fourth door East of Sixth 'lean dtf

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Roiid street lots nas on them a com-

rjaiu—- d..*.-. lots has on them a comfortable little house,blacksmith shop, stable well, fruit trees and 40 standsi of «rapes: wUl be sold at a bargain inquire ofW.L. HODDY, at the newii room of this office.

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LAZARUS & MORRIS'

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Host Deairable Style* of Carpets,

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