Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 2 June 1870 — Page 4

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Grand Concert to-night.

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Christy's Closes Fridays at« p. Op«s ¥ridsjs at 3 p.

Ashboro via.

Eastern mails closes on

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Sunday.

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The City and yicinity. 'j

(tit

r? save doctor

and

To-mobbow the .*hoo,B

at the Fair Grounds.

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Amateur Concert this even1 .. i'

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Passenger and freight trains will 'be put on the St. Louis, Vandalia and Terre

HauteBailroad, on the 12th inst. -4

We are

tfdHYB&tion of the^at6t *t^t-*^It«y, four hlastfdrnacAwifl bgareeted on the

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.So|t»av PtCNic.r-Guqaf Orchestra is preparing a picnic at Early's Grove on Sunday next, notice pfwhichjij givengnder the amusement haad.,4\\

Some Pennsyivania \ron. ?^®u are in correspondence witii .citizens of Terre Haute in relation to ,tfie erection of another blast furnace at this jplace.

The Executive Cotnmiltee 'of the Board of Trade met last evening av'A .P^' fected their organization. The Comiiaittee MilLmeet again on Friday .evening.

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,Association.—Eev.

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JPhe rain on Tuesday interfer^L .with the excursion'to St. Mary's. 'About one hundred of our people went over. Thte concert and exhibition are both highly spoken of.

The elegant stone front Mr.*H. Robinson is erecting with his business house on Main street, forms a handsome border to the Opera House building. It is the prettiest stone front in the city. :vi«

E. F.. Howe And

tTeacon Harry Rosa will represent the Congregational Church of this city in the State Association which meets at Kokomo to-da^. r"'.

Geo. W. DeHavbn's"sensaU'on circus is swinging around us, at distances of one or two hundxid miles. Hope he will gravitate this-fay and have the clown, or the treasurer, sing us an '.'owed.'' 1

Going Henry D. Williams, Esq., leaves .to-day for Oswego, Kansas, which pla$, he proposes (o~ make his future homi "While we regret to lose one of our oldest and best citizens, our warmest wishes go with him that he may find wealth, health and happiness jn that promising qew State. C',

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Casper Meyer, a young German from Miisouri, was the happiest man within ~T„',—. «thoun^d mile, of T»re H.nte, ,«er- Th/ .»for«».K«

It the boayjbee imprwrwi eatili shining Thb CovcurTo-Night.—We

is making a

switch"andridVtracka—-nearly a mile, all told—to connect! its Clay county coal minee with the T,H. AL fiaprqad.

slarge Wreiii»«ia«it iaoeanc-

ing the great Trustee's sale at C. Wittig A Go's, which commences on Monday mnrning next. The Bales will be positive

The Chamty Faib was well attended last evening. There was a great preponderance of ladies, however. The gentiftf% t*#t shy" of snch expensive ansuaements as fairs and festivals.

dollars on th* 'good 1

lady friend in the competition for an gant silver pitcher, at the Charity Fail*,

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Daily Oaatte

The first number of the

out, last evening, and made a very handsome appearance. Major Smith's paper,

The Saturday Burning Mail,

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papehf»\t*»4l xr.iAi., Resigned.—Doctor Link, who was appeintedysome weeks age, as a member of the Board of Examiners for pensions, has resigned that position, there being much work and little pay attached thereto. The remaining members of tbe,BfMU*d are Doctors Ball and Young.

MA-ttXft CooKE&l<7 did a good business yesterday. Besides marrying a lovirtg pair, he passed judgment on one case drunkenness, one of disorderly conduct, three of assault and battery, one provoke and one assault, and^ as we write this we see two stout policetiien leading another reeling victim to the municipal tribunal

Tap change of time pn the T. H. & I. Kallmad brings the morning: mail to this c|jy n«tfly ^n. .hour^earlier tjian nnder tlup old at-rangement. .-This .enables the

Asbcry picnic excursion to Marshall to dav. Train starte at eight o'clock. if. t. '1 vVdrivin* SMtmlater .to Open .the".office at ffeven

The ordinance prohibiting fast driving A.^which he wjll do eol&g as iDon the streets is to be enforced. ., .' The evening upon the utl 4

it Bay be found practicable. The evening mai^arrive later thanlieretofpi^nd the office w^l l»e k«pt open wntil feSO p. m.

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EXCHiiTOB

4emarfci that lovers of

the weed will-be pained to learn, that they are now classed as "Tobaccophagoi/'

Of our cifiMns W TZ-T'" i.~ -I in* for a brief sojourn at the Martin* a^d ihaTflie gratiSrafion of the appepite .. iliov haV^ cultivated so assiduous* county spring b. i..%n

which they hav^ c&ltivated so assiduously is nothing

mar?

nor leaf thwi 'ffiohnd-

cophagisin" in its' most aggravated Toim. Some ignorant people call it "chawin' and "amokin.1

Building.—The foundation walls of Boss's big block, on Fifth street, are beiag li^diby a large of fqrce ipasona. II

The bricklayers will commence on the large block, dottier" of Ohio and15 Fifth 'streets, in a day or two.

Metrnm. Bauer and Ljrne will havjb the walls started for their block, opposite the Terre Haute House, by the lastof this week, as will also Major Hudson the ^lla for hia'block, adjoining odr office.

Mkny other buildings iA various parti of the city, are being poshed forward with alt possible rapidity. —^wA»wliBg Hall be-erewded toHMght as a fitting te^p(iq|i|fll to home talent, Really, no foreign concert troupe has ever "presented a filter programme of choice and classical music, than will be Tendered to-night. -Outside tof thle^the splended combination of instruments used on the occasion should call out every lover 6f innsic.' The ffiagnificeut Knabe Concert Graqd, the plucky little Cydloid, with its noble tone, also. ono of Needham's '.celebrated silver-toned organs, largest size, procured from Kiasner's celebrated Palace of .Music, will be used to-night.

GhamwFaib.—-The following are the numbers that jdrew jprizes at the Fair last evening: 1st 2d 3dIiX .iJ.. 4th...... 5th eth'l 7th 8th "9thv? .~rrr..rr.. ..... 10th 11th 12th i3th...:.:......

15th 16th 17th 18th 19th 20th 21st i.i. 22d...'...i.

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Dk.'Mahan has our thinks for

avdelicious' strawberry Bhort-cake, sent to our sanctum yesterday. If there is anything we "hav^a weakness far, it is strawberry short-cake, and aa this came in just at a hungry time, it was more than acceptable,

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d.,. He nMt in th* cai«, at tU fcpol, »'pl»b« the girl he left t»hiod him, in Bj this time thf ioe.Ue» ~d b,».»o. of »ch. H.ec«. eoUtichlimof the reuoi.rf Wer. h„ »firf eiilminated iD matHmony. 1W of .116™. i«thea«., d««d w..h ,«v\ reference to the various pursuita of the

Public Schols.—Picnic.—The grand business community, and arranged alphapicnic of the season wjll be held at the helically bytowria. The Shippers' (luide Fair Grounds on Friday, June. 3d. ,AU will'conUtin complete directions for shipthe children and teachers belonging' to ping goods from important point* tp

the city schools will be taken out on the cars and returned,

jree.

Aboot seventeen veara ag«J diicetfy nUiahed in the city—the

cKffe^mMd data in their power. We ask for the* To day the experiment is to be repeated, .with a slight change in the newspaper -names.—JowmaL •pN-* Amid the many chafege* aad: Mwipajper Club

ventures, since that date, the Exmusb

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2,fei 2,^67

/...t .2,8u8 289 634 ,...2,898 1,796 1,287 ...1,897 1.026 3,919 ...„ 3,980 '..3,492 6*7 .•..i.. .Jl.. ...3,182 3,923 3,241 133 3,607 2,'887 142 680

Indiana State Dibectoby, Gazzet

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Shippers' Gdide

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71—W. A. Wheeldon and Frank Wallace agents of Frank Bailey, are in town calling on our business men for information, advertisements and subscription for tfee aSiove work. It will comprise within bilges .£a :gene'*^ a a itutio^i itscities,

t$mi* ,nd

villkges

«nd^ l^kMv it* nuli^Ai^nd agricultu nufadii^iiginter

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.« tk. hto-

town in the State. As it is the object of the publisher to make the part devoted to the Gaszetteec, both interaeiiag and instauctive, our citiare respectfully r«ju«8t^d to give his agents all th* asaistame eolfepting

A I- kit A a A AI. A Ql A -T ..i"-

tho^e not

belonging to the school^,'' children 10 cents, actolts 25 cents, for round trip.

Every the 'Indepe^i^eflt

-.--r-r— -Jlub ia requested to fe at Oowling

prvmpdy

has beeniregularity |pat4ish«^ and has ud^ei^yil»- ^rf^ilMis' piurt-" & the' steadily increased i^ ««e and enterptke gmemt *ill be tttheHall pwtvify $ jwithth.gro^hiDf^iia^^ JUdo*.

at half-past o»e. Evepf jadf

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Mg the

of the Concert to be given tonight in aid of the

jfcet, antowVrMk IWiji^l'to sympathies of the people of Terre Haute. Independent of these conaideratiooa, the Concert will be one of artistic merit. The home talent of this youg city will •pp**' in more than ordinary force. Prof, jiartang will wield the baton, and the spldi* did German Mmnerchor appears in the Singer's Greeting Chorus, followed by exquisite music from amateur ladies and gentlemen of the Independent Club, as

concerned in this Concert have given much time to may expect that the music, strumental, will be rendered with fanlt-

to overflowing. milt

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the

is next

in, HmU w« jaf^y be pr^ud. igPfl4 lOPl^

Pdbuc.—As there is but lit-

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honor and integrity self-righteous persons who belong to the Asbury Sabbath School Picnic Committee, we almost shrink frnm the task, but when the truth is to be told in which their charges of fraud upon the Good Templars are so easily refuted, we accept the task and come to the rescue without fear or trembling.

In the first placn we were of your efforts over the new railrcMf. BRvrtw members of your committee openly stated in our Lodge that the Asbury Sabbath School had chosen the 5th of this month for their excursion, consequently we called upon Mr. McKeen, the President of the Toad, ntautionr e*coitb»tt He promised as the first train over the road, and said weco'ild have a train anydavthis week after Monday. We chose Wfd-neSj day, the 1st, for our day, and 'had1 oOfr bills ordered for the occasion, before we ever knew' there was to be any change in our arrangements,ior inf the tactics of- our stragetic Asbnry friends.

But the vigilance of that astute committee soon discovered that the Good Templars were'in an advanced position. So they wheeled right-about-face and rushed franticly to the Superintendent's office and demanded a train in advance of ours, and they got it.

Thb is generosity, this is what we would call purity aha innocence

t'PftftfiflrteflMl bf Ghetrfes Riffa* Fruit-house on Ohio between Fifth and Sixth streets. £^Pbice & Co. i- \'A

Get. ypnr tickets for thp, Pic^iftat Bprtlett

A Co.'a

or at the depot.

That "big fun". jplk«fd J: Good bleached muslin 7 and 8 cents. 10,000 yards good Prints 5 and 6 cents. A big lot of fast Colored Lawns 10 cents. 0»| price (of bpst Spring Delaines. 11

ItoJdiJULlng fi»r featLlraWclnts.iJ Our price for larged Fringed Towels 9 cents.

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Coats Cotton Thread 5 cents a spool. Our price for best Sprague Prints 8 cents and a thousand other bargains too numerous to mention at Foster Bros., New York City Store, Opera house block» north side of Main street. 2 3t,

'•All aboard" for the Picnic, at eight o'clock.

Plenty of Frntt Cans at Henderson's.—Cans made of "extra good" tin, warranted to last three times as long as the common can. Buy at

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Henderson's,

No. 13 South Fourth street. [2,dwlt

A Glass of Soda and a Pocket Knife for Ten Cents.—Each purchaser ot a glass of Soda Water to-day, at the Post Office lobby, will be presented with an envelope enclosing a numbered ticket. One of these numbers will, entitle the holder, to a pocket knife wortilf$2N)0ii The lucky number will be announced tomorrow. -n--» »L #C» fcur *»i .«K

Strawberries and Cream at the Pic nic.

Number 78 is the number to draw the pocket knife on sales of soda yesterday. The holder can call at the Post Office Lobby and get his prize.

Strawberry Cream—pure and clean, at the Post Office soda fount to-day.

Only fifty cents for School excursion to-day. cents.

,a?a£2£&r,i,

lui worth, before noiiidiiixy no

imop

ruptible. The President, Mr. McKeen, in the

miam

friends, 1 he did not wish to compromise Mr. Peddles' promise to the Asbury Sunday School, and that if we would postpone our excursion he would pay all expenses we had been to rather than have any difficulty. Cherishing nothing more thau a friendly feeling for our Asbury friends, we willingly consented. But they not be-

their pen and ink, to show the people how valiant and successful they nave b£eh hi atxo&plishing fhcife*. not- -ovefc honorable purpose. 111 oi iC

Whatever glory and ^mntage ^ey have gained over us by charging fraud and deception on our part the community will readily see ana determine.

Do what you will, you cannot divert the public attention and patronage from our Excursion. We invite all to our picnic, as we are going to have a good old fashioned time for the old as well as the voung, something that will amuse and

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cents, children 25 cents. Train leaves depot at 8 A. M, By Order of Committee.

Don't forget to house oh Saturday

visit Rural Fruit

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Get POSTSD on the PBICB8 $r),&ky

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ALL COMPETITION!

W. S. RYCE & CO.,

has

ThoMt how Bh tp buy? a article* of a hoop skirt, which is manufactured in this city and warranted to be betfel^tlia^ any 'Eas'tern skirt, will find just what they want at Herz & Arnold's

Afresh supply of "Lothair," the great .novel by Diaraeli, jast received at Bartlett po^'sL ifl-dSt.

The largest stock in Western Indiana, of. blank books, memorandums and general stationery, now open at Bartlett & Co.'s 31-d3t

-Alt' Hie Bofeby 9tyle» of Hats at Badg^ 'ley's^tty'ffat and Ckp^House,1 No. 12, South Fourth street.'

SPECIAL NOTICE.

GREAT TRUSTEES SALE

Of over $40,000 worth of Staple and Fancy Dry, Goods to be sold at Auction,

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jd|i) 1b$s'&t%$»t>bi ebto-' mencing on Monday morning, June 6th, J870, af.Wittig .& Cq-W 170 Majn street, ^laute, Ind., and c^ti^e from day to d^y .until the stock #9^sed of. Thes^ Gtqw^ must ^nd shall be sold for wjkj^ tiU bring without regard to cost. A special invitation is extended to the merchants to at* tend these sales, as the Goods will be sold in lpts to suit the purchaser.

Sale commences every day at 10

a. m.

simmering coin

pounds of liquid Devils, those mixtures of concentrated Death,.called "Bitters," compounded, as they are, of the cheap, poisonous strychnine

new a blood purifier, take Dr. Pierce's Alt. lit., or Golden Medical Discovery, it pufny vegetable %ttract, and the Bfet tonic or strengthener and blood purifier ever discovered. As an antwrillious m«lic|ne,it is u^e^ualed. Sold by dcug-

^ThoofMJdswho dfe Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy a^e loud ia its praise, dwlw Mew Tailor Shop.—Henry

Burnett's Flavoring Extracts.—2 h$

superiority of these extracts consists in thtir perfect purity and great strength.

warrdi|te4 free

lows: Arrive.

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the Sunday Children 25

Horticultural Exhibition.—In view of the fact that the rain prevented our Horticultural Exhibition from going off at the ftflp Qrounds on Tuesday, we have come to tbe coftfilusjap to hold one (free to all) at our Buial Fruit Hqusf, on Saturday next. This is po huij^ug, W^ mean what we say, and we say (weather permitting) we will make a display of Strawberries and other fruits worthy the attentions of tfep citizens of Terre Haute.

weniy-fve cents.

Pick

Co.

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flier

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Blights' piaease, Scrofula and all impurities of th* biQQd. Send for pamphlet at your Vr tprlfi^iiqaqi a 1

canvassing for two verj ex

cdkat bqata^raci|lljyfcr hdjg- One

entitled\§(f-nil.1^W^0f

SOeiKfVi

Edition.

Win teb

hirfe^jtist" opened a Tailor Shop" 'on Ohio street, opposite the New Court House, where he is ready to make up clothes to order in the best manner and at as low price as can be done by any tailor in the city.

Cutting, promptly attended to alsp,

They are

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fropi tihe jioiiOnous, oiU

and acids which enter into the composi tion of many of the facticious fruit flavors now in the market. They are not only true to their names, but are prepared from fruits of the best quality, and are so highly conoehlriced that a Comparatively small quantity only-need be used.

Joseph Burnett & Co., Boston, Manufactures and Proprietors, ^pr sale by all Grocers and Druggists.

Febll-dTh w3m. It

Indianapolis & St. Loais RailroadChange of Tinje.—On and after this date Qday 30th) trails on the Indianapo lis & St. Louis Bailroad rr

if',

Depart.

ec4m AbSation Firat Eipress fi:30 a.

1:45 a. NigUt Exprese .10:20 9:25 a. pi..Mattoon accommodation.. 5:20 p. 4:30 p. in.. Daily Express 10 a.

Tlie Daily Expressing leaving Terre Ilnute at 10 a. m. will make close connee tion with the Chicago train at Mattoon. ^fi" B- B. ALVES.

We have just received the Protector Belt'sealing Glass Fruit Jar. It can be made air-tight without the use of wax— the best in market also, Cherry Stoners, at J. Cook & Son's. i': 271m*

inst received Lisle Thread Poplins, the near fabric for dresses and suits cool and pleasant for summer wear. Buck* eye Cash Store W. S. Ryce & Co. Main cor. 6th st.

Wants, Ac. AdVert&emai4 ^"-d "wants' "for sale," "lost," "found," etc., will be inserted in the Daily Eipbwiifor

are honses in the Bast mannaid corsets excluthe auction trade. Those veto j^t up an inferior article

sivply hi

in order tQ sell tt cheap, bat consumers will bie cheated, either in regard to quality or shape. Hen &. Arnold, 89 Main street, are msntifartnring

good apd iocs

every

one

Of their hoop skirts -right here, and buy every one of their corsets only of first'

icle

other hooaee sell inferior and

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the and

of the most prominent women of the oreeent mentiiiD. The book is

__ g«ieratisp. iidflyjD!)ut|attd witlL/^irteen steel enj^avings.

form. It is written from a physician's standpoint, with a view to enhance the charms of personal beauty, and an endeavor is made to furnish such an abundance of aimple and harmless, yet aids for the

trams may be dispensed with. As such

By order of the W. M. J.Kuppenhxiheb,

TT^OR RENT—A large Store Room on 4th street, near the corner of Ohio also the Hall lately aopupied b* the Missio-

een Minshall's Bank. 2tf

Fground

)R RENT—A Hoaae on Fourteenth street, east ofT. H.AI.RailAad Machine Sfidjis} contains five rooms, the lot qMitains tV(.oaeres of well set with varietywwiit trees well, cistern, stable, &c., possession given about the 1st of June inquire of JOHN MOREHEAD, north side Main street, west of canal. u»27d5t

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"Plug'

new in the way of a.

ty Hat And Ca|» House. J. F. Badgley, Proprietor.

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

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ANTED—An A No. 1 Girl to do general housework, one that is not afraid to

#3,00 per wee 6th-.aad^7tih «l Tlf'Al^rEb—ioirders' tc? occupy two good

rooms in an eligible location apply at. this office or address Box 1940. 2odtf

FOR SALE.

T7H)R SALE or Exchange for City Property— JD A five acre Lot a half. mile_ east of the

uarnam son tne easi, 11 uas front, and plank fence the ot

IR SALEr-100 choice lots in Jewett's Ad

FOR

n" •ve,y

Call and see, south side Ohio street, l^etyeen Tlhird ^tnd Fourth. 19-dlm

SALE-^SO bwelifneWouses in this city, located variously, one or more on every street in Terre Haute 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 stand to be occupied. WilL take goo lands aid some western lands on Aliofcitne go oft totrisffcr Bale Will take goods or eify property See Wharton & Keeler, by P. O.

TXR SALE—20- E0T6r-In.C. Gilbert's mL-, Jj

dition, in the eastern part of the city, for sale on accommodating terms to thos'e desirous of'improving them the present season. my*d3m

FanSALE.—The

)R undersi quit the bus istock of Grace Liquarg, Main 2dlw

will run as fol'S f'jfj-

Income Tax Notice-

United Statu Internal Revenue, 7th Collection Dittricl, A'tate of Indinna.

Kotica is herebar girpi to aUBOMona»ho are {Table to Pa^ A# fofliming i&lualTfitka

Income Tax, Special Tax, heretofore called License, tax on Gold Watches, Carriages, worth over (300, and Gold

The Annual Colleetion is^

That theduti^s and Caies alsess'Jil Hy'the" said Assessor on the above articles hare become Doe and Payable that I will attend in person, or by Deputy, at my office tTERRE

Collector 7th District of Indiana. JldlW.

Artificial Legs & Anas linden The New Laif of 1870.

AU tlifc SoldieriilikfAihkshed on Government Account,

Perfect 8a&fa*ten Ghikrti&ieea.<

For blanks and particulars,. LEWIS

to Convention.

Fresh Mattings, fine oil cloths, new

,S'» Inltl iWBi

•••tut,:. |UMM7|lCsWfnbers of

Humboldt Lodge

tfo. Randall M. ~M. in good standing,with their families, are invited to be present at the instating and installing the Officers of Humboldt Lodge, at Masonic Hall, on Friday evening, June 3d, at half past 7 o'clock.

Secretary.

OST—A Female Setter Dog, yellowish brindie color a liberal reward will be given for her return to GEO. S-fJENC&ES

l.-i i' ?-U tyjji'

FOR REKIB.

plank fence the other three strings. 1 a half acre of Breity-^rotfer-

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chance for some one ^atifantat^ sfflto gardening and rauiti# sinail fruits,* WaToeauofdl site for a' suhubait' Residence call at Prairie City CoopeTBhopTor address A. C- MATTOX. m27dtf

FORrooms,

SALE—House on corner of Chestnut and Fifth streets, one and a half stories, seven woodshed and rear buildings Inquire at nrst house north of the premises. J. H. FI8BECK. ml9 |ALE—©| ,t

.ade fo»^|^I%i|iBe|tbrfq from my place ofDusiness Size ol

Lot 350 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

SOLO—

Lots on Bloominglas on the: aCksmith ship standi t}f grapes

lUIMIUlV' llbUV ilUUOCtl well, fruit trees and' behold at a bargain:' at the news room of

ed, wishing to pntire .and i.

G. WEISS.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

obans

Given by

Cuquu's Orchestra!

I/,SI .'fith. ffa rj -i&tf.K ,r

Sunday, June 5th, 1870,

AT EARLY'S GROVE.

The Orohestra respectfully invite alt their friends and assure them that they mns and

shall enjoy themselves. Omnibuses trill run tojind from the pic-nie rounds and (Joncordia JJall alldny. lJ3t,

the name 4t candidate for •abject nomir .tin*

juooa or cauaxAL oocar.

Wi are aathorised to annoanee ISAAC N. PIERCE as a candidate for Jadie of the Criminal Cotirt, subject to the decision of tin Republican nominating convention.

Tt aathorised to annonace JOHN Q. CRADi as a candidate for Jadrn of the Criminal CotSrt, tabject to the decision of the Republican aominatins convention, paosccuroa-

-Wa are authorised to asnonnce the nam of ZeNAS 8BOTH as a candidate for Proftcutor of the Vigo Criminal Circuit Court, s%bJeet to the decision of the Republican Cwstt Convention.

W* are aathorised to announce tta^ame

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Court, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. RKPBKSIXTATrV*

Wa are authorised to announce the name of E. P. BEAUCHAMP as a candidate for Representative in theJLegislature, subject to t|na dacuioa

presentatire in the Legislature, subject tc

°Athq

ascoRoxa.

authorised to announe.) the name of

are autl

WILLIAM WOOLLEN as a candidate for Recorder, subject to the decision of the Republican nominating Convention. _We

are authorised tc announce the name Of THEODORE MARXKN as a canaidatefor •tAfryw *w iwM »tj^ftjdwS#p

SBKairv.

are authorised to announce the name of JOHN A.

KING for the office of Sheriff of

Vigo county, subject to the decision of the Republican nominating Convention Wk

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

are authorized to announce tho name of J. D. E. KESTER for the office of Sheriff of VigQtfounty, saUaat to the decision of the gWwblcaiwro^Ming Convention. i^iflHtMre anikwMB to announce the name of

WILLIAM UARRICK, as a candidate for Sheriff, subject to the docision of the Republican nominating Convention.

Weare authorized to announce the name of MATT. M. BROWN, as a candidate for Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Republican •Fy»W3to,woi 1UO

are authorized to announce the name of FRED. STOECKER for Auditor, subjoct to rfke gkcision of the Republican nominating WH#ntion.

are authorized to announce the name of WILLIAM PADDOCK for re-election to the office of County Auditor, subject to the decis-

TRKASUSKR.

are authorized to announce the name of MORTON C. RANKIN for re-election to the office of County Treasurer, subject to tho decision of the Republican Convention.

ASSESSOR.

are authorized to announce the name of JACKSON STEPP as a candidate for the office of Township Assessor, subject to the decision of the Republican Convention.

AMUSEMENTS.

For Benefit of

PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL

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FROF. «.A. HARTUSO, Musical Director

MBS. «. W. HABERLV,

Moniecchie Capuletti—Violin,

OVERTURE—

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Luce

SOLO O,

Miss Griswold. DUETT—Instrumental—

a first-class resi

dence, and will be sold chwp-i a®wei«*oi»

siah—Flute, Violin and Piano AccompaniMTfr&BALteMW««4T. ill iwrnsib 917 fetfli a to

QUARTETTE

flaberly. Misses Stimaon. Huntington and

Un voeu a la merge—J.

DUETT—

Griswold find

FIRST EXCURSION TRAIN

Adults 50 cts. Children 25 ots 'i *i There will be a Pic-Nic at English's Grove, two miles north-west of Marshall. A Special effort will be made to render this tho most attractive Pic-Nic of the season. The attractions offered area new road, nice new cars, clean grove, good music, good dinners, good ^peechgs, Ac. t-

Come ono, come all, and have a

DAY'S RECIiEA TION.

~rl

Silver Plates,

that I have received from the Assessor of. this Distrsct,

HAUTE,,lj

tte County of Vigo, frem the 1st day of June to the 11th dayM Jtiife 1870, and that all persons who strafi Negrect 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 specified, shall he liable to pay Five Per Centum additional and One Per Centum eve-

1" ltvhi:CITY

HAT HOUSE

Having closed out my Stock of Groceries land gone into the

HAT AND CAP WSINESS

exclusively, I am now prepared to sell the s.'me at greatly

REDUCED PRICES!

JLr Having purchased them recently at

PANIC PRICES-X

FOR CASH, which enables me to

SELL CHE APEE

Than the fcheapest. My stock is all new and fresh, comprising all the latest styles. Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.

J. P. BADGLEY,

No. 12, South 4th Street, t'j

may3l Terre- Haute, lnd.

EfclgAUCHAMP,

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Lucantoni—Misses

(iRrA^D"FStimson.<p></p>ENAhK—Soldier'Chorut—Faust,

Mrs. Farrington, Mrs. Nippert,Miss Stimson, Mrs. Haberly, Mrs. Ryce, Mr. Morgan, Mr. Miller, Dr. Rosseter and Mr. Hulman.

Doors open.at 7:30, Concert at 8:30. dmiaaion 5d oot, Reserved Seats 7" °9I* Tjp&fLforiale at Ae sofej of Birtlettfife Co. S. J. Kmtinann, alic^S 0. Cox & Co.1

Re8erV0a Setfts can'be Cox & Co.

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& St. it ft. B. Opened

ATTORNEY AT LAW

141 1AI5 STREET, DP STAIR8.

Western Land Broker, Loans Negotiated,Estates Managed* I

lr attention given to Cplleciions. dance solicited from non-residents*

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PROGRAMME. PART I.

Violin

diguut anima—Donizetti-

11 Trovatere—Ar

ranged by H. Alberto—Misses Huntington and Jewett. QUARTETTE—

Dreams of my Home—J.

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Overture to Zampa—Mrs.

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L. Battpan

11 Convepno-Ot.

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illn behalf of*. 'il IJtiiT -l

ASBURY M. E. SABBATH SCHOOL.

ON THURSDAY, JUNE 2D.

TICKETS FOR THJb TRIP

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$40,000 ~WORTH

Of Vino Fancy IfoMi and Ittida

O'DODSl

170 M-A.X3ST ST., BLOCK,

rm fi 'Mzwuilt WiutC^diii*.

Commencing Monday, Jufifcr Stli A.1T. and

andS P. M., continuing firmn da^ to day nntil the Stock

entirely

disposal,pf„,

The citizens of Terre Haute and vicinity witt please bear in mtAd that this

t^cLies Sales every mornlng at 10 o'clock A. H. & 2P. M.

The Stfo]^ consists In part of

Mi'#

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THE LADIES are respectfully inVited to attend the

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Meininger—Mrs. Farrington, Mrs. Nippert, Miss Stimson and Mrs. Ryoe.<p></p>Redeemer

I know that my liveth—Mes

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SALES-

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