Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 1 June 1870 — Page 4

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AiD*i«tao* l^ %he Charity Fair this b»

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o'clock this evening

Th* CtoarUf Fair closes itfilhegratft Amateur Conc^to^fotwdw evAing,

bushels

strawberries.to &*>*»'•.«** ^this vicinity. ii(j 4nf

HiwOT FAm-litinch will be served ^al DotrlingHaU to-day at twelve Vdocfc

twenty-fire cents,., *+j

TBS Executive Committee of,the Board 'of Trade is requested Ho mwt at the office of Col. R. W. Thompron, this even

H. A. DAVJB haa transferred Ws degant soda fountain to DowliDgHall, »«#. of charge, daring the fair., ,The foaming "beverage is constantly on *be a

revennetaxaain|st the Hth list., else

IHOOXS and other .'1b»paid on or before the Uth ^delinquentsare li*bleto apenalty of ftve *.9b 1 tippet fffM? v. 01 i-mi'-u

Vm* & 'Ob Ba#%' Jib# their fr^it •house open,' on Ohio strirt near Bixth MQ ahppltod *ith •trawberrie«. FruiU and v^fetablea will be kept in season.

Wh. C. LUPTOH, a well-known an* former rlsidMkt of thfa city, dM at l^s residence at Indianapolis, on Monday evening last, after 'a lingering illness,

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firm to

are taken by this new d*y goods answer this question. Read what they .. «. have to say. «»,» •. rW «cj

GUN.—Read the new advertise

ment^ .Xuell, Ripl#y. Demi^g, under thU heading. Some startling figures are -given. They announce also a grand opening of Dress Goods ^Bowof.

THE Sunday Schools of thjs city will be represented in the State Convention at Evansville, next week. The E. &. R. R. will carry delegates both ways for -one full fare that is, all who pay fdll fare to EvansvUle tte "Wturned free

THE FAIB, which the Horticultural Society proposed to hold at the Fair

the rain. Mr. Norman J. Coleman, edi' tor of the Sural World, was in the city by invitation, to address the society,

KsW Bbbss—ifrs. M.?R-^aWulow in the city canvassing for two very excellent books, especially for ladies. One is entitled "The Eminent Women of the Age," befog* narratives 6f \h lfvee and deeds of the moat prominent women of the present generation. The book richly illustrated with fourteen Bteelj gravingn.

iteel.en-

The other book is entitled "The Laws of Health," in relation to the human form. It is written from a physician's standpoint, With a view (o^knee the charms of personal beauty, and an endeavor is made to furnish such an abundance of simple and harmless, yet efficient aids for the toilet, that the dependence on secret and injurious nos trumB maj be dispensed with. ,As such it is a work of much value.

OUR XXCHJLNOE8 call attention to the jfcet the general pension bill which has pageed Congress makes an important change is. the manner of -paying pulsion. It provides for the payment of pensions jaarterJy Instead df semiannually, vis.V in September, December, March and June. Ik requires the Pension Agent* to fornish vouchWB to each pensioner, foAids' paydent to any claim agent, attorney, ,b^^,,Qf Jo a«UM^ except the pensioner it reduces the of the Agent to about one-half the preapitt charge, and Uie fees .hereafter, juw to be paid by Ihe Qoverhment ami hot by the pensioners. The bill Will greatly increase the work and respoa&bilJjiy' at "ftS Agencies, but it i^" in many respettii'Sfi improvement over thu juwiat jytwW, especially in forbidding Ugtj under heavy penalties, fi^m recognixing any ^dahn agents," Tattbrney^" or "brokers," in the payment of the soldier's due. The money mot go to*tt« par sioner and no one else. "l%t-

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ftflly feetfirthiftilfetiyerfsement. Th* JoQu having it for sale la sufficientjyrMt^of itaexcellence.

GiumBcD^nf Pranc.—TheMethodist Sabbath School p£ fifiajto, will go to'TerreHaute on next Tueway, June 7th. Ten coaches will be chartered—the fiure will be low{ and' arrangements will be made" to acoommodate all who go.— Ilia will be the time to go to Terre Haute. Welearn that posters will be within a day of two givinf perticj—Flaeaiess Shm.

rivr. Carry hH**

fctaet* Bledbifiekl, Vii ViricenMB, to addrea* the Bepnblicans of Greene county, in convention to-day.

ItiirD. XisJ^ Esq.,*a correspon-

dent of several Eastern journals, was in the city, yesterday '^kin' IBIBS, &Q./ HM GONE with trip4« "CKlcigo' in his private^mrrupe Mr. £obbins is in pursuit or health, and. "we sipeerely Jtope iWi 'ihdit.1

FMnixtEih' 'Jon*a, of the Normal School, delivers a lecture on the "Philoaaphy of Teaching? to} the students of nat ii^mtution, every dly. He is doing a great deal of hard work which is clearly perceptible therap»dvanoeinant and thorough training of his popila. ?i.- •1

THS Amws IKSTTBAHOX COMPASY.— Thia is the name of a hew insorance company which is being organized in Cincinnati by J. B. Beunett, Esq., one of the most succeuftil fire underwriters in the country, his reputation as such being well, known throughout the country in connection with the old -(Etna Insurance Company, of Hartford. The company is receiving great favor at*the hands of Cincinnati men, who are investing in it, and thestock is being offered in limited quantities over the field where the company proposes to operate, in order thkt it may he well distributed. Speaking of this the St. Louis Western Jnmrones Review says:

We are pleased to announce that J. B. Bennett, late manager of the Western branch of the JStna Fire Insurance Company, with his usual indomitable erfergy, in organizing the Andes Insurance Com-

When once in working order, we

predict for this company a brilliant suc^ cess, for with Mr. Bennett't energy and known executive ability, failure will be impossible.

Mr. C. J. Brass, a representative of this company, now in the city stepping at the National, and will call upon our mer-

,t fcdwlitogHall JS& purpose of

^ji^StSZn. and Ae many r*re soliciting subscriptions to the stock. It is thronged last evening, and Ae ^^ire and curious specimenfl wew the subject of much study.

believed that this stock presents an ex' cetknt oppoirtnnity for investment, and we recommend capitalists in Bearch of good thing to look into the matter for them^lvGs "ito Great in in new Insurance Company. Over eleven |^u«a#t dojbfev J*r »Uk* &U subscribed yesterday, and the remainder of the twenty-five thousand dollars which our city, is limited,

'PrafiiB FOR THE C±H80B TAKSB*.— To«day the Assistant Marshals will enter upon the discharge of their duties, and th^ Aonlej%rfrfea^fa4li^te work byh^m^Vehling ^tired up' sb that replies to the various questions asked by the Marshal can be given immediately, without haying to Btop to think and eal culate ^hile the offioer, is waiting. Below will be fbund a'Schedule of what will be required. Have your answers ready and as near correct as possible. It would be well enough for farmers who are heads offaiztilies fed frequently firoa^hdkne, to have the statistics of thujr products and lands written down so that if the Marshal calls when they are absent, their good hourfewivw call fcfer tb these memoranda and give all the information necessaay It is supposed that the women folks will be able to furnish all the information without notes, excepting that in regard to the farm, stock, lands, etc. All infor mation should be given for the ysar elos ing June1st, 1870.

Firtt. In regard to inhabitants. Give names of persons in family profession, occupation or trade of each person, male or female value-of real estate and personal property of each person whether they are deaf and dumb, biind, insane or idiotic.

Second. Deaths during the year. 'Name' of person, place of birth, day of month, profession or trade, disease or cause of death, age, Ac.

Third, Productions of Agriculture. Give number of acres of land, improved And woodlapd cash value of farm, and of fkrming implements number of horses, mules apd ajses, jnilk, £owifc forking

I, otCer cattle, sheep, swine value of

all live stock number bcphels sprifig and winter wheat, rye, Indian com, oats, bar ley, buckwheat, rice, tobacco, wool, peaa beans and potatoes pounds of butter and gallons,milk and wile ton* Baf, hops and hemp pounds flax seed, maple and cane sugar .gallons molasses pounds honey value of forest products and home manufactures valueof animals slaughtered or Wld fof 'slaughter estimated value of all Cum production}, including betterment* and additions to stock.

Fottrtk, Product*- of Industry. Givf of corporation or individual han& of business, manufacture or product capital, real and personal, invested kind of pow«r, whether $eam or water number and names of machines average number of hanls «mffto^d^*iBttint paid in wages dftxjuaftjfche jear^kind, quantity and *alue of material^- kind, quantity and value of productions/

The abov* is watty a complete Hst- of the questions to be aaked and answered aud the p«(^le should bear in mini that vny«eiaaal *0 answnr the same, snljjects the person refusing toa fine of thirty dol*ars..»•» .»« .K

make extensive inroads upon the domain of sagli ,iil»iiiliMWte|n ou llii ffiiii ill •fenlli jifci ni'fiys ofrt signation.

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will

doubtbNtin wbscriM to-day JI The "Andes Company starts.off with flying colors, with a paid up capital of one nullum del-

nett, of Cincinnati, at its head. We do notaeehow it can prove otherwise than Very successful, because it will, at the outset, have the confidence of the people which ordinarily, ii only obtainw after years of trial and good management. All of the stockholders in our city are enshusiastic, and will, by their influence, secure the Company a large business here at its commencement.—Evanmlle Journal, May 25tk.

SCHOIA—Pxcanc.—The

grand

picnic of the sesson will be held at tk^ Fair Grounds on 'Friday, June S^. AM the children and teachers belonging to the city schools will be taken oat on the cars and returned, frte. All those not belonging to the schools, children 10 cants, adults 25 cents, for round trip.

TOTH*PDBUC:—The ner by which the managers of tEe Gpod Templar Picnic have sooght to mislead the public is anything but creditable to them, hence the following statement:

From the btelhhing tfcey have been aware of the action taken by AsbUry Sabbath School, which fairly obtained the privilege of the Jfest excursion trip over net0 railroad, from the Superintendent Chas. Peddle, Esq. The Good Templar Committee used eyeiy endeavor and put foriftfiievefry pAtteftoget^iead of the Sunday School, but the officers of the road, kg'ng honorable men, refined to break their engagements with the Sabbath School.

Failing in their schemes, and against strong opposition from their own members, the managers have perpetrated a fraud upon the people bv publishing broadcast over the city that the Good Templars will give the "first trip over the new railroad." fV-i -i1'"w

We are willing to abide 'die ^pular verdict concerning the fairness and manliness of such a course. We do. not believe that the action of the managers is endorsed by the Society. And in cpnclusion, we will only add that our excursion wilfc be thejW OUT AnMM railroad Aat tickets for the trip are 25 cents less than the Good Templars charge that we go to the same place that we have engaged the same band of music, and thst We expect to have just as good and just as "jolly" a time as anybody. Tickets for the excun&»i )enta children, 26 cents. By order of-

PICNIC COMXJTTEI ABBUKY S.

The arrrngementa for the grand Sunday School Picnic to-morrow, are as follows

If the weather is favorable, the church bell in old Asbury steeple will be rimg loud and long at six o'clock in the morn

Toat^fufl brass Sand i#ill felif^the people early in the morning, and put everry body in the notion of going to the '3®, picnic. pH

All baskets of provisioM should- be distinctly marked and brought to the church before .7 o'clock, when free transportation will be furnished to the depot.

At 7 o'clock the band will start from the church, antfiiU»ifo«tiw4#'§in hi the procession to the depot, can do so.

Train starts at 8 o'clock, promptly, .1 |v BT

PBBXB OF COMUTTKK.

Don't Drink those simmering compounds of liquid Devils, those mixtures of concentrated Death, called "Bitters," compounded, as they are, of the poorest, cheap, poisonous strychnine whisky or rum, spiced and sweetened to the taste but, if you are weak and debilitated, or need a |hy)d purifier take Dr. Pierqe's ijilfri.'or a purely vegetable extract, and the beet tonic or strengthener and blood purifier ever discovered. As an anti-billious medicine it is unequaled. Sold by drug' gists.

Thousands who use Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy are loud in its praise, dwlw

Ifotice.—The Executive Committee of the Board 6f Trade will meet at the office ofCbl. R. Wv Thompedn this evening, June 1,1870, at 7} o'clock. A full attendance is desired, as important business will be brought before the meeting.

Bt Order of the PRESIDENT.

Opening Day Thursday, June 2nd— Tuell, Ripley A Demjag will display their rare and beautiful dress goods, which, are uuaHy kept totertd^and1concealed. W4 tave ju4 ?rec$ivql a largf stock of the very latest and most elegant styles, and a Visit to diur store may-not prove uninteresting. Call and see.

TUELL,

RIPLEY

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DEMING.

Get ready for the great picnic oi the season to*morrow.

Terre Hante will be dnll to-mor-row.—Everybody is going to Marshall.

Fifty Cents for a Railroad Excursion of forty miles. Don't fail to go tomorrow.

Spring Chickens and Strawberrles will be down to-morrow—at the picnic. SSt

SPECIAL NOTICE.

QREAT TRUSTEE'S SALE

Of over $40,000 worth of .Staple and Fancy Dry Goods to he sold at Auction, without reserve, to the highest bidder, com mencing on Monday morning,- ^une 6tht 1870, at Wittig & Co.'s, 170 Mail street, Deming Block, .Terre Haute, Ind., and continue from^day to day until the stock i« disposed of. These Goods miist and shall be sold for what they will bring without regard to cost. A special invitation is extended to the merchants to attend these sales, as the Goods will be sold in lots to suit the purchaser.

Sale commai)ces. every day at 10 A. M., 2 and 8 v. M. C. P. TROT, Auctioneer.

A Harrow Escape from Beati A lady wanting to get off from a train which was slowly moving, dipped off the platform and was at the point of falling under the train, when her hoop skirt caught on a hook and saved her from suffering a horrible death. The hoop skirt was one of Hera A Arnold's (89 Main street) manufacture, made of the beat material. Had it been an Eastern skirt it would have certainly given way and the lady would have been killed.

New Tailor .Shop.—HENRY WINTER has just opened a Tailor Shop on Ohio street, opposite the New Court House, where he ia readyfto make up clothes to order in the best manner and at as low price as can be done bj any tailor in the city. -Pnif* 14

Cutting promptly attended to also, Beady Made Clothing for sale at a very low figure.

Call

between

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'I'tt'HWftt'

British, Freieh and Swtes

WHITE GOODS!

K* *-111 WW?' W "i JACOHST8, Fhun,Checked dt Striped,

Nainsook,

SwiaiXnlln

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Organdies,.

"JLO.

India Molla,

BiahoplAwiia^ 4

Victoria Lawn*, .,

Brilliants,

Pique, Percales, to., fte.

W. S. BYCE & CO.,'

Main, corner 8th Street.

ThMe ladic^ who wish to buy a good article of a .hoop skirt, which is manufactured in this city and warranted to be bettor than any Eastern skirt, will find justw want at Herx A Arnold's hot$ skirt factory, 89 Main street.

A fresh sqipply of "Lothair/' the great novel by Disraeli, j«Mt received at Bart lett & Co.'s. 31-d3t

The largest stock in Western Indiana, of blank books, memorandums and general stationery, now open at. Bartlett A Co.'s. 3i«d3t

^oinethlng nttw in the way of a "-Plug Hat at the City Hat and Cap House. IRTA I J, F.

BADQLEY, Proprietor,

All the liobbjr styles of Hats at Badgley's City Hat and Cap House, No. 12, South Fourth street.

Indianapolis & St.Lonis RailroadChange of Time.—On and after this date (May 30th) trains on the Indianapo lis A St. Louis Railroad will run as fol

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ilm'iM. Deport, 1 a. Accommodation.' Fast Express........... 5:30 a. 1:45 a. m. ..Nigtrt Express 10:20p. 9:3Sa. m..Mattoon accommodation.. 5:20 p. 4:30 p. .Daily Express.... ..10 1

The Daily Expressing^ leaving Terre Haute at 10 A. M. will make close connection with the Chicago train at Mattoon. 30-dlw E. B. ALLEN.

We have just received the Protector Self-sealing Glaas Fruit Jar. It can be nrnla air-tight without the use of waxhe best in market also, .Chorry Stoners, ,t J.Cdok&Son's. "27-lm

Jnst received Lisle Thread Poplins, the near fabric for dresses and suits cool and pleasant for summer wear. Buckeye Cash Store W. S. Rjfce A Co. Main cor. 6th st.

WAWTS, Ap. Advertisements ol '"wants' "for Mile," "lost," "found," etc., will be inserted in the DAILYExpanse for wenty-five cento. £There are houses in the East mahufacturins hoop skirts and corsets exclusively for the auction trade. Those houses ihave to get up an inferior article in order to sell it cheap, but the consumers will be cheated, either in regard to quality or shape. Herz & Arnold, 89 Main street, are manufacturing every one of their hoop skirts right here, and buy every one of their corsets only of firstclass manufacturers and importers in order to furnish their customers with a good and desirable article at the same prices as other houses sell inferior and irreguar goods.

MARRIED.

offici Iva this city

At the Mayor's /or Cookerly, Mr. ary Lewis, all of

1 DIED.,

HOLDEN—Of consumption. May 31st, 1870, at six a.m., Manila P. Hotpaa, aged45 years Funeral services at his late residence, 179 South Third street, this Wednesday, June 1st, at two o'clock, p.m. The friends of the family are invited to attend without further notice

SOCIETY MEETINC8.

MASONIC.—Special meeting of Terre Haute Lodge No. 19, this (Wednesday) even ing, for work in th£ M. M. degree.

By order of the W-M

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Income Tax Notice

trss.Si*

Notice is hereby given to all persons who are liable to pay the following Annual Taxes Income Tax, Special Tax, heretofore called License, tax on Gold Watehes, Carriages worth over $900, and Gold Silver Plates that I have received from the Assessor this Distract,

TERRE HA UTE, J:. .# i.#

in the County of Vige, frem the 1st day of June to the 11th day of June, 1870, and that all persons who shall Neglect to pay the duties and taxes so as aforesaid assessed against them, to the said Collector or his Deputy, within the period -of time above "ed, shall be liable to pay Five Per additional and One Per, Centum eveujifcji the amount thereof. ours from 8 A. M., until 4 P. M.

SAMUEL MAGILL,

Collector 7th District of Indiana. Jldlw.

Artificial Legs A Arms Under :The New Law of 1870.

All the Soldiers Refurnished on Government Account,-

Perfect Satiafkotion Guaranteed,

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CN&fOBER ELECTION. AMUSEMENTS.

Wi are sjjtt^hsdjd^tihoaifl tte aamsof Timbdate for Oamaaissionet in the MeondKDistrm. saWeet 1 the deeision of the Republican nondnaanc Convention.

.. a are authorised to announee ISAAC H. Fmci aa a candidate for Jadse of the Criminal Ooort, saktject|o fee jUaistof BsfubUMB nominatiM ooivektion

Ws ale anthorisM to inotm'S CRATN as candidate forjudge of the Criaiiaal Co art, sufcjeet to the decision of the Republican nominating convention.

PBOSSCCTOE-

Wx are authorised to announee the name of ZEN AS SMITH as a candidate for Prosecutor of the Vigo Criminal Circuit Court, lubjeet tu the decision of the Republican. Csanty Convention.

krS Prosecntor of the Vigo Court, subject to the deciaio&of the Repabli

ESCOEDER.

_Wt are authorized to announce the name of WILLIAM WOOLLEN as afairfdidaU*r Keeorder, snlyect tt the decision of the Republican nominating Convention.

Wi are authorised to announce the name of THEODORE MARX EN as sf cmiuidate Beoorder, subject to |h|^d publican nominating Conv vention.

SHKKrrr.

Wi are anthoriged to annoonce the name of JOHN A. KING for the office of Sheriff cf Vigo county, subject to the deeision of the Republican nominating Convention.

Wi are authorised to announce the name of GORDON LEE for the office of Sheriff of Vigo county, snbjeot to the decision of the Republican nominating convention.

Wx are authorised to announce thename of J. D. E. KESXER for the ofife of-fijisrifr 0# Vigo eo(!ntj. Mbject.to the aeeflao^tpf the. Republican' Nominating Conrentii

Ws are authorized to announce the name of WILLIAM BARRICK, as a candidate for Sheriff, subject to the decision of UieRepunliCan aominating Conventton.'. J, 9

We are authorised to announce tie nameot MATT. M. BROWN, as a candidate for Sheriff, snbiect to the decision of the Republican nominatrngConventiob-

AUDITOE.

W* are authorised to announce the nameot FRED. STOECKER for Auditog^saUect U' the decision of the Republican nominating Convention.

WE are authorised to announce the name of WILLIAM PADDOCK /or re-election-ts the 3 thtL" office of County Auditor, Sftbiect to ion of the Republican Convention

TEKASUBER.

Wa are authorised to announce the name of MORTON C. RANKIN for re-election to the offioe of County Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Republican Convention.

FOR

Assaaaoa. :?V

WE are authorized to announce the' name of JACKSON 8TEP.P aa a candidate for the^ office of Township Assessor, subject to th»decision of the Republiean Convention

LOST.

LS&rtaStF

the hand the fiidor will (Confer a favor on "a very untortunate man" by leaving it at this office.

LOST

RENT-t-Afieuse oh fourteenth street] east of T. H. & I. Railroad Machine Shops, contains five rooms, the lot contains two acres of ground veil set with a variety of fruit trees well, cistern* stable, 4c., possession given about the 1st of one inquire of JOHI MOREHEAD, north side Main street, weatof, oanal. m27dM

FOR

RENT—A Room to' let, opposite the Postoffice apply to Dr. PATRICK.. 26dlw

W A N E

WANTED—Anonebe

FOR SALE.

FORrooms,

FOR

hange for City PiropertV—

tJK)R SALE or Ezob J) AJ

five acre Lot a naif mile east of the new Blast Furnace, joins Hon. H. D. Scott's resident grounds on th6 south, and M. S.: TtnwliAm'a ah

anet l'tliae ItAilnA

Durham's on the east, it has a .hedge fenoe in lank fence the other three stringf and pear trees, and a" strawberries I will exchange for

SALE—House on corner of Chestnut and Fifth streets, one and a half stories, seven woodshed and rear buildings Inquire at first house no¥th of the premises. J»H-FISBIUpK.j J) j, mJ9

FOR

SALE—One of the most desirable Private Residences in Terre Haute, for sale or trade fora smaller house, tfiree or four squares from my place of business size of Lot 360 by 115 feet, well set with fruit and ornamental trees house contains 11 rooms, gas all over the "house, good barn, woodshed and wash-house, in fact all the modern conveniences oi a first-class residence, and/will be sold oheap pAsseslioi given immediately apply to MAJOR HUDSON. ml8 100 choice lots in Jewett'rf Ad?

SALE-

Terms tort percent cash, balance

dition.

at the end of sevenyears. or to suit purchaser. ml7 WHARTON A KEELER

well, fruit trees and40stands of grapes: wili be sold at a bargain: inquire of W.L. HODDY, at the news room of this office.

T?0R SALE—Season Tickets for the Terre JL Haute Trotting Park are for sate at tlfe' book store of B. Cox & Co, mll-dtf

FOR

SALE—50 Dwelling Houses in this eity, located variously, one or more on every street in Terre Hatfte also vacant lots, on easy terms, in all desirable parts of the city 5 different stocks of Dry Goods and Groceries for sale and trade, together with good fetahds to be occupied. Will take good timbered lands and some western lands on exchange. Also some good farms for sale and trade.— Will take goods or city property on exchange. See Wharton & Heeler, by „0^

LOTS--rn C.^bert's

FdidfSALE-^20-eastern

iition, in the part of the city, for sale on accommodating terms to those desir

ous of improving them the pseaentjeason. my4d3nr

Fquit

IR SALE.—1the- undersigned, wishing to the business, offers for sale his entire stock of Groceries and imported Wines and Liquvs, Main street, between 3dand 4^.^ iiqui 2dlw

mn^THE CITY""**--

The Annual Collection List

That the duties and taxes assessed by the said Assessor on the above articles have beconie Due and Payable that I will attend in person or Ay Deputy at -Tit 1

HATr HOUSE

Having closed out my Stock ef Groceries and gone into the

HAT AND CAP BUSINESS

exclusively, I am now prepared to sell the same atgr|atlr'

REDUCED PRICES!

Having purchased them recently at

PAITXC

pjincm

FOR CASH, which enables me to

SELL CHEAPER

Than the Cheapest. My stock is-all new and "l thi fresh, comprising ifc

all the latest styles. Call

and examine before purchasing elsewhere.

J. F: BADGLEY,^

th 4th St§eet,

jnayi #1 T«

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v' %&<•

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for

didate for

Criminal Circuit

CountyXJofiTentSon.

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anventmn. ..i aiPKinirrinvv. horised to announi 3HAMP as a can

Wi are authorised to annoonce the name of E. P. BEAIJCHAMP as a candidate for Regrssentative ia tbe^Lesnlatnnk sahiect Convention

atira ia tbe.Lesnlatnn^ saiuect to siaion of the Bepoblicaa nossinaunc Mow.' vfT TTr .. .. .iTTTof

PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL FAIR!

DOWLINO HALL,

Thnrsiay Evening, Jnne 2, 1870.

a. W," HAMKBWaW. iK.ttU»a M. rn, JWM'f, PianUts.

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OVERTURE—Monttccki* Qajnittti—Violin, flute and Piano—Messrs. Kan tin an, Hoberg Greeting—M oiler—Terre ,'ORUS—L.Haute Mfsnner-Chor. 80,-JO—O, Kmee ii (Mil x*t»ui—IJoniietti— Miss griiwotd. .um. -Drtama of «iw Home—J-

Farrington, Mrs. Nipps

liss Stunaon and Mrs. Ryce. SOLO—/know that my Redttwwr Umttk—Messiah—Flute, Violin and Piano Accompant ment—Mrs.Nippert.

PAST H.

QUARTETTE Overture to Zaw^pit—Mrs. Haberly. Misses Stimson, Huntington and Jewett.

QHORUS ftspaui vnth tke Ihwert-Erna-HHndeOwSl6iiib. VJ^EO-^Pawe 1M my Window?—Flute and Piano Accompaniment—Miss Oriswold.

DUETT—Oil *n« a la merge—J. L. Battman —Organ and Piano—Mr*. Haberly and Miss Stimson.

DUETT—B Ooacejrso-G. Lucantoni—Misses Orisweld and Stimson. GRAND*FINALE—(Sbldters' Cftorw—Faust, ^3: -qn' vfl* xflNIEft Mrli JS7C9« AT* AOf|iD Miller. Dr. Roueter and Mr. Hulman. open at 7:30, Concert at 8:30. A#dssion50cts, Reserved Seats 75 cts.

T. H. Y. & St L. R. R. Opened.

FIRST EXCURSION TUAIN

In behalf of

A8BUBY H. E. SABBATH SCHOOL j- .,»J •if -.r

Setter Dog, yellowish liberal reward will be

A Female

given for her return to GEO. F. JENCKES. 27

brindle color

FOR RENT.

ON TH1JRSDAY, ilJNE 2D.

TICKETS FOR THE TRIP:

Adults 60 cts. Children 25 ots

There will be a Pio-Nio at English's Grove, two miles north-west of Marshall. A Speoial effort will be made to render this the most attractive Pio-Nio of theseason. The attractions offered area new road, nice new ears,

T^f00*

A No. 1 Girl to do general

housework, that is not afraid to work to one that understands her business S3,Q0 per week will Daid apply between 6tn aad 7th streets. M. WOOD, ld2t

A N E re ad to a W orders for the Autobiography and Personal Recolloctions of John B. Gough. Salary paid. Apply at once to A. H. Dooley. 100 Main street. m31d2t

WANTED-Boarde:

to occupy twe .lemabonu

rooms iii an el

this office or address

ood

A*'

UK ST.

half. l°bala

acre oi proper

ty or sell for-one-fourth cash and balance in one, two and three years, with 6 per cent interest payable semi-annually, a splendid chance for some one that wants to go to gardening and raising small fruits, or a oeautiful site for a suburban residence call at Prairie City Cooper Shop, or address A. C. MATTOX. m27dtf

AS IXCUBSION TO

JiNiLKtT i. aauKrf?*

FOSTER

Henceforward the firm this place, the same as

matched, to carry,

dinners'*0°*

Come one, oome all, and have a

DATPSRECZEA TION.

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FTTOTIDENCE HOSPITAL

FAIR!

AT DO WLING HAL U,

Commencing Monday, May 80, 1870.

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TbeFair Jbr litai At Torre 30th ie Tut ursday evening with a grand

ooniinue "^etdayl'Vednesday^and close Thi

Amatenr Concert

Conducted under the direction, and with the aid of some of the most accomplished of our lady and gentlemen vocalists.

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Will take plaoe on

-TUESDAY^MAY*3i«/, 1870,

Whe» an entertainment will fctgifsft by the oung ladies ofthe institution. It commences at 10 :S0 A. v. Lunch about noon. Concert at 2:30 P. v. Tickets forthe whole entertainment at St. Mary's SI, which will be for sale at the Fair on Monday evening, and at the grounds of the Institute.

Excursion Trains will run from Terre Haute to St. Mary's between 9 an 10:30 a. ut and

persons holding tickets showing an interest

'it&ipilESHMENTS,

Will be served Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday evenings at the Ball. Season tickets, forthe three evenings of the Festival, Sl-00. Single tiokets 60 cents. For sale at B- G. Cox Book and Stationery Store, at Kussner's Palace of Musio, and at the Ticket Office ii the Hall. 23dtf.

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|Fi| iieH.lQi|w that all Macbines for harvesting are so near alike that to distinguish one from another is often difficult. All have the same complicated gearing, the same useless amount of heavy matenals about them, the same general all to

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ifaults,and

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and all to expemiv©.

With these objections to contend with, the

MANSFIELD

MACHINE WORKS

Mannfuetured fterfb'ers i^ twelve years be fore they could overcame them. Some two years ago they began experiments on a new plan sad have lucceeded beyond expecta-

THE MANSFIELD,

1. Has but THUS boxes. 2. Has only Fora bolts in the main frame. 3. All the Nuts are fastened so they cannot turn. 4. The Cutter Bar is hinged to the tongue. 6. The inside shoe is malleable iron, and cannot break. 6. There is no side draft. 17» It weighs bsttfSpirttnda. tSK\ 8. It is made of less pieces than any other

Machine. cheaper than any other. you a pamphlet if you will

11. can be seen at

A.2 li&ifi oi 5 fcil

JOINJKS & JONES,

"^jr^aat iide Public Square, -y TKHU-HAVTE,Uri.

The Weekly Express Free!

y%w»ttpend a copy ofthe Winur Exnns other Weeklies on our one year, to any one purchasing ive Dollars worth or more from us, for.cash, before November 1,187®.

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beg give them goods

th hm

Mr.

ckets for sale at the Stores of Bartlett A Co., C. J. Kantmann, and B. G. Cox Co. Reserved Seats can be procured of B. G.

In a campaign of scarcely tbrwwedndwatioatlMj kau«aetl4»i bination in the interest of High iVicae inr known la the Wa|K, Mated bined forces, and completely Brotam up their omaiutlnn

Where now the boasted arrogance tut was to drive thpa the field in thirty daya? sadv thev have ground as fine as powder the big prolt

compelled high price* to bite the dust, aad relieved the peye'Aom the payment, of extortionate rates. Should we retire,from the field to-day, Dry.Qcibde woald at bound go beck to the same high prices aaked before we opened.

All the people know that they have us tb thank fbr told cheap In high priced Stores. It was our firm that

us, various now running so strongly in our favor.

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THEMANSFIELD!

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Cheap Wig dothepdopldat retail.

vat*-*-**

They say our retail prices are far below what they can bay them for ia wholesale stores. The people are showing no sympathy for those who for yean have grown rich upon the big profit system. They rqjdlce that the day of recocing that comes to all has surely come, at last, to them. ,.

HAS B3EE33SF OOH^SECD! &

THE VICTORY

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The past

WEEK

FOSTER BROTHERS has Never Known, Defeat!

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Another Crack at Wjgfc Prices!

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Splendid line of good Prints at

iprague

BeautifblFigured Grenadines, jiwt cecoive^ ^O

San Umbrellas 40 cents, large Silk SUN UI All kinds of elegant FadCy Goods at low Good Brown Muslin at

Splendid Brown Muslins 9

Big lot of Prints atour eMeedingly tow prices. 5,,

N. B.

High-priced Stores are offering no good Prints. t. .. s-. Fine all Linen Napkins $1.00. sold elsewhere, at $1^50. ri

a a a S a a

$ 8 5 0

a a $ 6 0 0

The Finest Grades equally cheap proportionately.

Splertdid quality Waterproof 90cents, worth $1,40. ,,

Buy not a Dollars' worth

Old Stocks are dear, were bought when gold was Hf

out of style, and compared with new, inah goodf, ace almost worthleas.

COME EARKY A ii mil

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eoster Ibkothebs, i£

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GREAT NEW YORK CITY STORE,

1S4 |Luii St., Opera House Block

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Avoid getting

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BROTHERS

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of Terre Haute

of Goods ana this

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a of FOSTER B80THEBB wtil be a recognised power in it has been for years »ih New Yvk1)ity and Fort Wayne..

We are frank to say, the opposition have made a good fight, hut they were overTheir old stocks, bought at high prioes, were tee heavy a load for them

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We know no such word ii Ooniproinlw. firighi«x*d.writing neither be bought nor ening letters will not deter

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his been glorious The oomhur ^aemist be more so. We pro

pose to make this a year of trouble aad anxiety to all monopolists—to all stores seeking to over-charge the people.

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us threat-^

,»i jjai'ii.visHi

Beating our small baps in the street has been found, already, fry one of goto, rather expensive fun

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Genuine Sp Prints at 8 cents our Bpraghe Prints have the name upon the inti colors atlM cento..: y. Yard wide

Beautiful English Styles of Prints in Chintz colors —lib.tell 1 lines, jiwt5ecoived, 0 ceBt Extra quality, Real Iron Orenadins, Plain Blaok,80 'L26.sold In other stores at! & splendid line of Bli New lots of Shawls from $2,50 U^O $75, all of

cent French Percales, we are selling fbr

French figured Jaconets worth 40 cents, we sell & 25 centa*..

cents, other Stores chttge

cents per

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It Prospers wherever the Nome Floafe!

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It .'prospers beeause. wherever tkey are, tbtgr are tree to the interest of thel^ great masses of the people.

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Ikeat extremely low Drices. at the very lowest N. Y. prices. $1,09 iAninA .rpiffluu

other Stores chane 10 cents, &v taper yard, worth 12*. i• srit n:,q cMts, other* charge If -i ifolsi .• .•di wis is

yard, worth IM,

Bales of yard wide Muslin 10 cents, others charge 14 de

Yard wide Shirting Mushn 10 cents, others CHARGE 14-:., v&l r- -I!SW ji Good common Musnns 6 and 8 cents, worth 9 aad New arrivals of JDress Goods, at 12|, lq and 20 cents, Also splendid line of rich Silks, just arrived., F»I II On Drew Goods we can save you flmoet half,, ^3*3 31 K^-thq* 'i$ Miiaw 12-4 HoneyComb Quilts, HEAVY quality,$1,70,

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Balmoral Skirts 60 cents, Hoop Skirts 40 cents, very, cheap.,, ^*. ,J TI?

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are worn,

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