Daily Wabash Express, Volume 20, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 7 July 1870 — Page 4

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TU.RD -.PHILIP RANDOLPH. JUPQE CRIMIHAL COURT, _. JOHN G. CRAIN. PROSECUTTNQ

«i

Opens Fridays at 3 p. «n

Eastern mails closes on Sundays at 6^ Office opens durins the week for sale Stamps Money Order business, &c., frop 7

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Bcbsutt,

P. M.

REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKER

auuitok,

WILLIAM PADIXK'K. .. I. 'sheriff, GORDON LEE. treasurer, MORTON C. 11AJWN. ,,f recorder, theodoke marxe

SURVEYOR,

ALEXANDER COOPER.

fig

CORONER, ,,

DAVID L. CHRISTY. i. COMMISSIONERS,

The City awl Vicinity* ,e jJ'.C/i

Ripf.

TomaToksare

The

Moses F. Dunn spoke at Clinton

last night, and will speak utl Roukville this itfternoou.. ^1 L|

Prof. SMrrrr,1'Principal of Rockport Academy, has been selected as a teacher

in the Normal behool.

papers are- now being prepared

for the transfer of the Vand&lia-road to the

T. H. & 1. R. R.

Co., which has a per

petuul lease upon ihe same.

The T. H. &"J. R. K.

Co, 'has just

nirt.de the monthly payment to the employes of the road, dropping into this city the large sum of $t8,(K)0. —.—r a A.

"Much

Tai.kee."—Since

th est.

Serious

Forrest got

into the Council, that body hich used to get along with a .session every two weeks, cannot now, with weekly sessions, dispatch the business brought before it.

Notwithstanding the miner's Strike, the Vigo Iron Company expect,to be able to lay in a full supply of block coal by the time their furnaces'is ready to blow in,

which will be in a few dav*4 at far-

Jl'l .'..1 IKlAUAIi

Base Ball.—At

a call meeting re

cently of the young men of this city, a. senior base ball club was organized. The following officers were elected for the season: President, J. O'Neal ice^ President, J. C. Colsoti .Secretary, J. l.udowici Treasurer,.!. Deo£an. Their first practice game will be played on their grounds north of the city, on Saturr day evening.

Runaway—tesietday morn

ing the horses attached to one of J. J. King's milk wagons ran away. The driver was thrown Out near the passenger depot, and seriously injured about the head. A deep gash was cut from the left temple across the top of the head to the right ear, throwing the scalp up the ue of a ui.in's hand. Dr. Armstrong dressed the wound and says the man will get along unless inttaination should set in

11.

develop the divine

does

afflatus. Wg know it. Faili^f |n 3 fr*»j tic attempt at oar after-dipner flair Ine: other day, while smarting uriklfrafBefaiet of cruel and undeserved p*rs«ctatifri, Jwsj produced the following elegastikich^e yk'U distincti^ileilM^,} was

written by Maj. S

not

WjUeon, or Faxon, or. Dora tfnair, House: .ret' u.

Oh the fly! the horrible fly! bing at nose and moath and eye ibbing at nose ana mourn am '•r the jelling, over the meat, ?, I tl dLJ

Damnable insect, you get out!

Accursed fly! From the hell below. Never come pest thit plagues us so. Dancing. The stjnkingjjtyo, where t|e ggrkers We. And even the dogs, with a snarl and a bound. Snap at the insects that swarm around. The air is blue with oaths that try, To drown the hum of the ojus fly. Wh«NSTOI»4ISR#

PAiNi'HJLiAcCiDENT.—»Ou Esigle street yesterday, a boy ^im|d S^fer, in j^™P" ing if^m W ifcejijagoii, his/tfrm upon the large hook to which the scales are suspended, lacerating the -muscled above the elbow in ]^a shocking manner

The

UnaqcflstdWSitf-xomiori.* miusecure this, people go to no end of trouble. It often lakes weeks of hard, hurried work to get ready sacrifice^ are made and annoyances submitted.to, which, after th,e brief period of pleasure' is over, seem senseless families'and friends are Worried and kept upon the go until they are ready to wish there was no such season 4$ summer, a^ftd when the tfitters have gone, in nine.cases out of ten they find it doesn't pay. Cooped up in little narrow rooms in some crowded hotels apd paying exorbitant prices for 'everything that is received, or if staying with friends subjected to the restraints ,anJjisages pecu--liar to every family, they begin to think that home is not such a bad place after all. Their cdnclutiofi.is abpdt right, Iij such weather as ^ve have .been haying home is the only |hia(?e w^ere" tlie^e cdn be real' comfort, for itjis .probably-as jcool as any'place that ca« bQ found and per. feet freedom can be enjoyed there.11 here is no likelihood of disturbing friends and annoying them with customs so different from their own as to be disagreeable, and there are |jo rude, |ll-mann(3r servants^ to be feed at every step, .or^upercilious hotel clerks who have no sanvity and pleasant words for the nobodies. People at home can do pretty much as they pleape/and that is the essential'part of "si good time.' This city is a very pleasant place during the summer^ but^^ve Ichow bun:

Moses

iined by the Mayor on

Tuesday evening for breaking into the Fourth Ward school house, could not pay their line.*, and are now in jail. This is a warning toother boys to cease these depredations upon the school buildings. There is a determination upon the part of the Superintedent and Trustees to arrest every boy caught iu the^ct, watch is being kept, i'

Personal.—lion.

Conner was in

the citv ve-sferdav, and went south on the afternoon train. -«Tf W. H. Buckingham, late of this city, now residing at New Orleans, is at tlie Terre Haute House. He came up on the steamer Natchez, the boat that came in behind in tfielatc face. He claims, bowever, that the Natchez made the best running time, being so unfortunate as to incur two detentions.

J. M. Hiutt, general press correspondent, is in the city, £n route for St. Louis.

a .i

F. DuW,"our

A') A Ay A

^SHOBSnftE TlM V\

IJIIICRIM SEE^REPESELR

There's a hornpipe danced on the top at ui. nose. There's a vigorous d—n, and a slam and slap And that's the end of the Speaker's nap.

Did God create this pestilent fly Once I was pious, but fell from grace— Plaied the knave open, and *Pe* 3 MadeoTmyself a terrible guy, *1 When the devil caught me out on the Uy.A jis 1

strange it is, that women will try... till with cobalt thie villainous fljW

Whisking,

€S

How How' «range"it~Veema when a minion are slain To find the multitude doubled again,.jWTJ t»

officers of ihe I. & St. Lous^Rail-

road are making every: pos$iblfl .^exertion to gel the new portion of their line, that between this city and Indiajiopolis, ready for business at the earliest moment. Sev6ral liundred additional mei have beeri put on witbta dt^jr or two, »nd there no doubt that the road will be in good condition for the regular^running of^ssenger and freight" mpfning.

THE

A^EREDITHAL C0°BT

REPRESENTATIVES, WILSON SMITH, 1- W H. H. BOUDINOTT.

in marketi'-J^- ,£

RETURN'SF

•. i„ rioiw:

Wild Blackberries

aie ripe.v

OIH

Pest Houf ft to be located on

the

Poor Fanu. loumaa .r"

M^NIA.—TliCet

art) heaps of good common sense in tbe following which' we appi.oprMte the Indianapolis Aeira '''The rusticating period is upon us. It is the time for everybody Wlio cart afl'ord it and for some who can not, to puck up their clothes and hurry away to some other place, under pretence of "enjoying a season of needed repose/'^The main thing' Hf"" to get away jfrom Tionie,' '.Jt matters' not whether to the mountains or the springs, the lakes or the sea shore, the city or the country, i| one, only gets away from home it is enough. There, is a universal ^.delusion thatfiri soine othel-place it is not so hot as" it is at'tome thaf a change of scenery, or of air,'or of sur-

roundings wvor&p, wr^es^d

unaccrtst^£4 Mi res?0«W we never.8aw.uppn ^stand, and one who labored so

dreds :of people who run away lfrom il iii search of cujovmejU^^l who wish them selves back agam before they have been gone a week. The habit of 'wntumcr vis it ing into which we an* falliiig so rapidly is. very much of a humbug, and like many other manias is kept alive by being fashionable. If our readers, however, want to go away and derive real benefit let them" wait until September ,pr"October, when the heated term is over, and the weather is enjoyable.

the

buyer.

caiiditiale

I'or

•V4y,!

Congress, makes the most ,/avorable impression wherever he goes. The

Unim

thus mentions his appearancp at Sullivan on Saturday: Mr. Dunn commenced speaking at few minutes after- o'clock, aud ch^wtr 5—speaking nearly, three hours. His voice was clear and distinct—his gestures graceful aifd easy, and his language beautiful, while liis points were so plainly and forcibly made that no one could misunderstand them, and the frequent applause given-by th« Republicans present showetl their hearty,«ml«*e#ijentB»d appreciation of the eloquence alio the wholesome Kepuhlican truths as they fellfroui the lips of Mr. lnnn.

We do jaot desirv to bfiiW iip jtqw strongly tue liojies of our Republican brethren in other parts Of'.the District^ nor do.we wisli to 'unuecessarily Hatter ouricandidate,'yet we must be permitted to say without tear or contradiction, that the sp^^d^^ed-^H^jLMeskJL Dunn, in Sullivan, July 2d, will compare favorably wiOi.any spfeoh^ver deli^^ed. in our countv, by old or young, man or Tbov, and thcscithing rebuke given Dan X'oorluees for hi»#£*ptitc andhvpocjiti, cal "cry about taxes,. jrw the bfest and mwt complete triumph 'ov^r the "Tall Sycamore" ever witnessed in this section Even Democrats adibft this, andit vull take at least two moredf iDan'* most deceptive speeches to set his brethien back where thev were before thev heard Mr. Dunn. .(Tfl

fStT7JAH-SI33T

»Tf

THE CAMPAIGN OPENED!

Tickling, Crawling about:

MO§E§4 F.DP^r,

The Republ Iress the

Sai

turday Evening, July 9th,

AJ^THE .jWf^aWAM On j^nstiygtiftefweea $xth and gevontk, the ereeiion-of whidh wiH be^ijo fa^r completed as to admit of^hfcin^eOBgbeuiiheld-

Let the people^11 oojne'from town and country to heironriralfaWtstandard bearer:

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r.u

MORTON* WlLti HE HERHf!

bf:.vi

foi&J' wdiuo

...

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Frisking, -f.. s'c'Jf

With clam my feet J"'

Hunting us out in quiet retreat. If! like To'ty", at the fly'we ewcar. And the angel recorder enters it there,

w*9III^€Mro*l':

Ni:ws.—i'he AlSerltl Eftaf Assoolation seems lo^be sending newsXrom this city. It nnist b^|u^"4(ra^^cycern^ if the-followi|g wtiich we find in the Ind anapolis ^i? i^-cia^?mayf,bg -taken, as a sample: Siejijil by American Press Association]

Vv^o Terre Haute,

Ind., July 5,

A weit-laiiown citizen named Johnston tvas killed|y a log falling on him while crossing a jitieek nearithis city.

This is (fertainly,nevys, iii.tJiiss«:tion.of 3 £.

countrv.

9 irk 3 fe?

wiU'UuHd»)NI«iea

I I |B^cke^ Oisfc Store,

dlt Main corner 6tli.

Straw

at:greatly

Allen

Buckeye Cash Store,

rim dlt Main corner Gth.

having''clos'ed out bfir'entire stock' of' goods at' public .auction, and at prices that gave full satisfaction to all 'concetned, we think it due to our worthy auc-

thifig4Uo«»^^

C. P. Troy, to say that a bet

and with so

constantly

much eiu'11/y to render entire satisfaction to those who~erigag4d'him for undertaking and at the same time, to do

.jjasisr TOV Want a Cook, Want a Situation, r.1

Way a Salesman, ^^Wpht a Servant .Gtrl,t 'fii ,si*!y!iii'-: Want to Rent a Store, "4

Want to Sell a Piano wWant to Sell a House

justice

Any one who requires an auc

tioneer at any thne-,will do. well if they '-s •--Vi'J

'*i

can engage his valuable services, for we are satisfied thai they will not regret it. iai: C.

Wittio

& Co.,

:,,i 170, Main St., Dealing's Block. Terre Haute, Ind. hn:' -if} beautiful line of summer silks vet cheap to close out stock, at (lie £7 ad: Vy Buckeye Cash Store dlt _. Main corner 6th.

finve your inoney and get good work.—Melton, the^Eaintei^ .denounces sh6ddy. work in painting. He buys first-widths $h»!fs* paints and .oila of Xiuii^k & Berry, at"low rates,' artd will giye^is ciis'tomers a (irst-class job'of painting f6r a little less money than the trad^.i^doUJ^, it. Orders left at Win. Shuej^^**^-orT ftlilin between 13th,and ^4th,i^re^^ -)r at'the Postofficej will to',' at'tlie lowest rates" Shop^woer Sixth, Lafayette and Locntft^Tgrre ana. 1

Tbe «»m^J|^te| asMrtinettt^of iron frame grenidtnes,(cai» be found-at the'i* dlt

I ,, Buckeye Cash Stpre, Maiti comer 6th? -oii «CJ Millinery good's cheap.—In order to dose out aft itofBge«^9t0ckj simmer

Tgoods

we will sell everything in our line :it greatly reduced prices. Bonnets, hats, aud ribbons of the laiewt styles lower than the^sahie quality of goods have ever been sold before the war at

:s.

$1,000 reward is ofi'etcd by the proprietor of lr. I'ien-e's All. Kxt. or Golden Medi&r PDis&v'ei-y for a- medicine* th:ft' will equal' ?r for the ciirfe of all the dis cases fo^' whichit.U re^iuiueuded, amoiii .which are ''UillioUsiMMs or "Liyer inn plaint." t-onstipatied bowels, impure Mood scrofulous diseases, .»ii'Jl4'ilus, pijiiple-, blotches, boils and severtTand lihgering coughs, bronchitis consumption in its early stages and nervous atrd gcrieral debility. Sold by_drnggists.

lr. Sage's Catarrh'remcd'f i5"nO hum-

"tms.

Soldier's Keiiiiioii Hcnlc at Farm'e^burg, Sullivan county, duly'2(1, 1870. All soldiers, and4 rill the friend--, of the soldier, at-e'invited to attend.

Speeches will be made by Col. Wm. E. McLean, lion, .E, Callahan, o|f, Illinois, ami A. F. White, Rsq., of Rockrille. \V- T. CRAtrroRt), 3Mir

-.(Jko. Cali.aiian,

Ilerr.

r. stR.vus cV co-:%tc:_%'

i20 145) Mainst. bet. 5th iind fitli

Committee

»*•'Simpson Bretmbr.B d-.v'iw r" Haviug removadduj offlce t«Mthe corner of Fourth arid Ohio -«tre6U, 1 am prepared to fill all orders for the pure, unadulterated block coal 'and if you doa't believe it, Mr.

.JUatf, send

Eteniny

ound your order,, atid I will fill it promptiv?^

"rxrf

j-.» E.-F. Merrill.

I A *?£.• Y'.^ K*

:¥ir-

¥"W-ant to Sell a Patent, f,j-r nt -1 Want to Lend Money,. ot.i Want Buy a House, W

atoBoardingMoney,wtLot,

Want to Buy a Horse, Want to Rent a Honse, 0?

to Sell a Carriage, .S"»t a Place, to Borrow

Want to Sell a House and Want to find any one's Address, \\rant to find a Strayed Animal, .Want to Sell a Piece of Furniture, "Want'to Buy a Second-hand Carriage, »Want to find anything you have Lost,

Want to find an Owner for anything Foyncf, Y6u can make your wants known to the ieatferii £f the

Express,

Five Cents a day.

AfioiM'i

1 Uo-i-i

iip.iar.hsu

-is- 10 UfffitJ JOii

Oil

jOn/Monday Postm)wter 3Jui nettopeivfd ^ie/ollo*wpft^ifpaU?lj:

at only Twenty-

||25 Reward.—A regard of $25.00 Will bfe^aid by the Board of Trustees of the'Common Schools of the city of Terre jlaute, for the arrest and eonvietion of any person found injuring the school property. By order of the -Board of Trustees.

i'"-W.

Ex-i

rid&me .j |)|^1 spa^ at.75efre i^aui^Hfn Mondavi the 18[)i^st.pafternojnor evening, irt yoh may choose, if'tliis'suits your people. -1 i' Blo/P ""'"Tt has been determined to hold' jneeting in the evening,' at' the nW Wig*wain,^liich will be completed at that time. .!g^£rV'.Ua». .v

Hendrich,

2-dlw President. •Carriage Oil Cloths, beautiful patterns just received at the Carpet Hall. Manufacturers and others please take notice'.-[

Mrs. N.—Oh, how dreadful hot it is. Mrs. K.—Yes, madam, it is very warm, hut I feci rather comfortable.

Mrs. X.—Is it possible? And how chi you manage that? Mrs. K.—I use one of Herz & Arnold's Fans, tlif-v lire the best and cheapest in tie city. ladies' Lasting Congress Gaiters, only 90 cents, at Reibold's.

Look at the Ruins!—Aye, look at the ruins of what once were magnificent sets of teeth, to be seen everywhere in society. Look at them, and ask yourself if il is not. marvellous thai such destruction iA permitted, when, by simply using So

zodont,any

a, lot of the

^rich^est patterns in Llama lace points ever brought to l^e sold an cheap as common styles have "beensold heretofore. -s

teeth, however fragile, may

be preserved lrom decay or blemish as long a^life lasts "Spalding'r Glue," useful in every hou-e atei dlw

^l|^ndt'.i so i5s

M11. S.' IL

"the Hatter.

All the latest novelties in Dress Lin ens, at pricesj^lyclynust .insure a s^edy, sale. Come and see* tlieru.*

0 1

l,e '10S'-

Fueeman:—tie'ai

^ir: I

proci^r^dof you a tew weeks ^ince a pair fef'j^if'I-a/.arus A Min is'Perfected Spec fades, which I have- used d«'i ^in^.e will more satisfaction than any I have ever used before. 1'-

Ball

Terrp Haute. Sept, 20, 10&9 s^p 28tf. Kenioval.—Mrs. A. Kittcrkauip has removed her hair-dressjng shop to the corner of 4th and Main streets, over War rei^mbe rg & Co.'s store.

Self-raisiug Flour saves all Baking Powders, Soda and Cream Tartar.

tfl .ft i- 1

Always reliable. Dyspeptics and Invalids can use it with impunity. Prepared by

C. I. Ripley

A Box of Good Cigars to be given away as soon as 200 tickets aie .old. Iry the P. O. Lobby Prize Soda. d2t

Ladies, Misses and Children's Maria Antoinette Slippers, steel buckle and leather bow. Also, Misses and Children's colored Boots, at Frank Crawford's, 98 Main street.

New Black jet jewelry for the million iust received at Herz & Arnold's. New Potatoes at C. I. Ripley's.

One hundred more 12-4 Honey Comb Quilts at $1 oO, at Tuell, Ripley & Deming's. 2,dlw

White and Checked Mattings, all and at very low prices, at Ryce's Carpet Hall. ,sf

1,1

and

(loud-1 in my

hin/

mil nJ!

ine as iktaj) as others dure sell tlieni .Call and compare ifoods and prices, at Kiddle .- v.ii iei.v Sloie

llt'inlijuai tcr.s for close buyers oi: dies. i-

:es

aixl 'hildren's La."ting,

on LaGoat,

Muri'Kv.., Sc.dlup Top, (.'iif-tom-made and polish Hoots and Shoes. All classes of La-tin.-,' X"°d-H, at greatly reduced rates, at Reibiild's, No. 70 Main .street.

Voris has not sold his Meat Stand .and is not quite broke, as has been circulated by some designing person or persons, but is still on hand with the best quality of fresh meats, which he will sell chea|ier than anybody else for cash. He has also a good supply of Southdown Surinir Lambs. Corner Sis lb and Ohio.

_o,dlw

"The Same Old Kcgiinent with New Slides."—Frank Crawford is daily receiving New Goods from the manufactories. Call and examine his Custom Work of all kinds.' No.

(J8Main

Spectacles.—The

street

largest quantity of

spectacles in assortment—perfectly perfected—at .less than h:«lf the current prices at John Freeman's, No. 5 Warren's Block.

Everything at Moudy's Tobacc Store, opposite the Post Office, has been reduced to gold and specie basis where the best brands of Virginia Smoking Tobacco are sold at $1,00 per poand.

lam liSSSiSIll SlailiS :i8f" 311811#

Home Insurance Co.«flew Tort, Extracts from"Americaa Eiol^uigc and Eeview.1 f'i 5 .-!»

The Homo Ittafrandfe Cfcm|»ayof New York wrote in 1869 upon $210,000,000 of fire about one-thirtieth of the fire business of the country. Its risks expiring in the year amounted to $188,765,810, and $214,000,000 ,^ri ried at the close of 1869.

Not only is the Home the soW't' million-dollar capital fire compamr in New York, but its gross

alone

surplus

($2,516,368) is larger than the total gross assets, including capital, of any other New York fire insurapoexompaxiy. ..To the administrative find ^executive authority of this company must be accorded the credit of making the best of the fire situation, of seeing their way through the uncertainties and impediments of the business to rational results. With clear ideas and keen intuitions, avoiding the avenues to bankruptcy which permeate the fire insurance system, they underwrite upon the principle that fire insurance is nothing if not profitable. The policy holder is certainly safest with that company which make^ the mostfmoney. Its security is «Mfth more than the security of any other company. In the present confusion, fire insurance can be promised at any price, but it can not be secured at a price below a paying point. An office doing a nonpaying business is simply a cheat and delusion to the policy-holder. The Home Insurance Company practices no deception, and we believe it to be good for what it contracts to do.

When it is understood

thai nearly one-half of the fire insurance com

panics which have been started in the United

are not working toward

they

insolvency." The Home is [represented in this city by Hosford^and Boudinot, office and Main^ sts. O 2 dl

The "Panama Skeleton," a new style of Skeleton Corset at Herz & Arnold's.

Men's Lasting Broarnna, only ?i 50 at Reibold's, No. 70 Main street, between Third and Fourth.

Prank Crawford lias a full line of Misses colored Boots—lis to 2s—blue, green, quier, purple and bronze.

Shade Cloths, in new and beautiful colors, just arrived at Ryce's Carpet Hall

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE,

Notice is hereby given that thetondersisnefr haa been appointed Administrator oi the instate of James Farrington, late of Vigo county deceased: said estate is supposed to be sol

vent.

GEORGE E. FAKRINGTOIN.

NOTICE

signed have beea appbiitfed-EXjeeutOrs of the will of Joseph Grovwl lato-^t Vigo county, deceased. All persons indebted to said estate will bo required to make prompt settlement. Said estate is solvent.

JAMES M. ALLEN.

jy6dlm RALPH THOMPSON.

QUEENSWARE.

CHINA,

si A ii

GLASS,

.QUEENSWARE!

I wish to inform the public that 1 am daily receiving a large Stock of White Granite and Common Ware, White and Gold Band French China, Silver Plated-Car-ters, Knives, Forks and Spoons, Table Glassware in great variety and Table Cutlery.

O Gross quart and gal&tf Hero Jrnit Jaffl 4i0 at wholesale. QK Gross quart and 14 gallon Fruit Jars ivO glass top, at wholesale.

Gross Standard quart and gallon Fruit /iiO Jars, for wax, at wholesale. Gross Brown Earthen quart and J^galten

Fruit Jars, for wax, at wholesale 15 1 Grass Country S tone,quart, gallon and 10 gallon Fruit Jars, for wax,'at wholesale

A Boxes Dithidges XX Flint Glass Lamp OU Chimneys, at wholesale. A Boxes Nos. 0,1, 2 and 3 Round Glass OU Lamp Chimneys, at wholesale. £A Boxes Nos- 0, 1 and 2 Sun Glass Lamp OU Chimneys, at wholesale.

BoxesNo. 1 Sun Hingo, for patent, Lamp /£0 Chimneys, at wholesale. 1 A BoxesNo. 1 Crown Lamp Chimneys, at ±U wholesale. Together with Toilet Setts Wooden ware, «fcc.

My assortment IS now very largfe.

Our Prices on Black Jewelry are far bel«w those of our competitors." Herz

& Arnold.

Moudy, opposite the Past Office, sells tne Dest Drands of Virginia Smoking Tobacoo for One Dollar per pound.

New arrival.— Herz & Arnold are in receipt of 100 dozen of Fanning's Skeleton Corsets, which will be sold to the Trade at manufacturers prices, and retailed at Jobber's rates.

Arnold beat the World on

Silk Fans. New Braids at Herz & Arnold's. .Silk Fans! Just received! 75 dozen! Silk Fans from New York! Bankrupt sqle', to be retailed for less than Import cost. ''5

Herz

Arnold.

Free Liinch at the Dexter Saloon every niornin-i 10-tf I d:m"t cousidi-r bombast and falsehood.- nwcc ii in doing business, and 1 claim' to

TALK ABOUT PRICES! Why, I have been at bottom prices all Winter and Spring, and expect to stay there. Give me a call and you can buy either at wholesale or retail, at prices that will please you, at 78 Main street. DAN^L BROWN,

Successor te Brown & Melvjn.

j24d2m 73 Main St., bet. 3d atnd 4|h pis'

«AT

YES!

JONES & JONES Have the

FARMERS? FRIEND

GRAIN

i'-iiii »'lyf i.I

S I I

(Kuhn. the Celebrated Drill Inventor's last and best.)

A Force Feed Drill, Operated

by Spur Ocaryitj.

No Loose Cog Wheels About It! Impossible to Ciioke it—Til# Food Changed

discharge opening in the ctin

and/orre it out, and with

upward* to a.

tt force nut ttraic *nt

It is utterly impossible to

other obstruction».

choke it, and as evidence of this fact the wheat wo have in our sample machine is half chaff, and by turning the wheel it is ,-arried throuph as well as clean wheat.

It will wir any kind oftwain. aad iu quantity dSsirtd. I In other force feed drills to change tne yon remove one cog wheel and put in another and the cog wheels are loose and liable t« be lost- In the FARMERS' FRIEND DRILL heels ore .alt faffenedfto tlf^dr^l.ji od is changMbF

The wheels the feed

tgntflv gi.bzmifl awn

it is done inX)M^fiifco|0^ 1

lever—

L»"SEND for Circular showing how* the Farmers' Friend came out ahead in 1869, to JO]ES

& JONES,

.' East side Public Sqlift«£v

CHEAP ENOUGH

DO YOU WANT A HOUSE?

ADVERTISE IX THE EXPRESS.

for •JS

to €FATS A DAY! Tiiese terms arc applicable to allndvortiso ments of tho above class, of five lines ind under. Have You Houses or Rooms for

Rent.'

States have failed, this'-^aay-?sieeBfc»Jike ag im •vajaiKji new

bold faith to place in any stujl^i^stitution. V-| iravMrisiTlHfiiTfltT. Still, the management of flie'' RStae jt»*r «|,|. rV\7rWr 1 ^vl* I CJ„™ UN 1J1 I'HjXMIft A WAI inspires confidence, and we have given evidence that

Parties wishing to advertiso in the KX PRESS, and living at a distance from this office, can incloso their advertisement in an MtfeJpDte wrtjr £hQ| imfte?sar Ji:iy, and for-Wirt-fftn^amc-td iff tmoaslrtbh Postoffice.

FOR RENT.

FORRENT—A

sood Irick, house-ofi' rooms

ti tchC Jbn fcorBcr «1* vfli'and Oiie»hiut streets possession" given' ininioiliati-l?in-quire of l.K. CLATFEi/i'Elt, :it his l?ootan,i Shoe Store, on Main street. jylMll

I^ORRENT—FlourMill

FOR

FORBeach'sat

jy7dltw3t

is hereby given that the under!

for rent, lor sale ..r

exchange for oilier property: this Mill isone mile front: the «ity, iiuilin fine repnir call on WHARTON'

'KEKLEK. jjT-'t

RENT—A very desirablo brick Dwelling on north-east corner of Sixth and Eagle streets, formerly occupied by Mr. Brown enauixflL.at 15. O. Cox it C'o's. 15t» Main street. 28iltl

RENT—Office Rooms in socond story of Block, corner Main and Sixth street apply the Prairio City Bank, ii eillisy

WiWrt.E91,u''

WANTED—TeamstoPhotograph

family,* 'heatrn® -very centralripnnire at this ofliceji.. V_y lJdS®

FOR SALE.

.JT^QR-iiALK^-t^gwannealf, andpair horses •T %aSon Ail "liafne??-, AvilF brf- sold low oi traded for other property enquire ofGeorce 4 1

FORaoijand'oT

SALEf—Desirable Real Estatc-Thi House Lot on Swan street, between Sixth Seyentli ^streets, in ^Tftfe-e^Kaute, tne residence MrsT u. T.irtife'man, a beautiful cottage with premises well improved and fruit of every character also a lot on Fourteenth street, in Jewrtt's addition. For terms enquire of Mrs. L1NDEMAN, at the residence, on Swan street. .iy2

FOR

SALE—New Brick Cottage House oi Chestnut street, between tth and 7Hi sts Apply to W. E. 11ENDR1CHS, cor -It hand Main streets. je30d"2w

I!pOR

SALE—20 LOTS—In C. (iilbcrt's addition, in the eastern part of tho city, for stlfi on aceonjjjiedatin%t££ogtef thp^'defir ous of improving tjiem tpo prcscnCseason. *my4d3m

-. ..

BUlkEiEL^If

AINTE R,

je Q^STEEfy.

CHEAP AND PROMPT

FAMILY:,CL™

xi .?

::J'DAN. MILLER,

WbdfcsiM"'a^i lictrtiilBcaf^ in Groceries,Provisions, Nails,Feed, Flour, Fish, Salt. Shingles, &c., &C-, Corner Fourth aBil^higle (^reol*. Terre Haute.

Coniee^d-with tho abCvpkfs A* first-class Wa«on Yard and Boarding House, the proprietorship of which has again been resumed by Mr. Miller, who guarantees to all who may patronize him, good accommodations at reasonable charges." /T eeg~ Board by tlio MoaT, Day, Week or Month, mlldwtf DAN MILLER, Proprietor.

trouble to show goods.

One Second—Will Sow Any Kind of tlralu or Soed. Whether Clean or Fool. The grain is distribited by means of small double spiral feed wheels working in cups under the hopper: these wheels carry the grain

-,',4' TERBE-HACTE.INIl.

The Weekly Ejtpr^sl^e!

We will send a copy of

(or

T. C. BUNTIN

TURNER & EUIMN, %. Wholesalo and Retail DEALERS IN

Oi' All kind^fif.

Family Groceries.

fatv --iiiftfjji tr.iU,

Wo are now opening a general sto. k'of I^!l tnily Groceries, embracing every article timally found in such est1!blishments,uandkinds"r

friends and tho public to give a call and examine our Stock and Prices. All

FLO UIi AND FIJUI).

Wo have alstfoptncd ^('l«tutan*l Fceil Store, where you can atall time?get twottestof Family Flour, Hay, Oats, Bran, ic. All goods delivered free..f i-hanre in the city.

TliKNKK.V r.liNTIN, I'orni-rTth and Main Street.

Terre I a (|H. •, LSV.t. dtf

JACOB S. VOORHEES,

DKAI.KTT IN

MMJIA-., (JRQCERHiS

A N i*

OfiioS't., f»et. Ko'nrth Ar FM'tli,

Will keep on hand a full supply of food for man and boast.

FLUl/R.

peijral ass^i^

Family Groceries and Provisions Will keep constantly on hand afresh supply of Vegetables of sll kinds. Ho has in connection with tho abovo

jf iJlltehltfukAT MAR KE T,

Supplied

with

all

also

kiods of frc?h meat.

your orders and they will bo

buy

all

the Wbkk^t Express

the choice of eight other Weeklies on our list) free for one Tear, to any one purchasing Twenty-five Dollars worth or more from ns, for cash, before November 1.1870.

Leave

filled

livered promptly

and de

to all parts

the

kinds of-

Uqoi^^Yf^o^u^iE^

"r^)j

Have You Property for Sale?

ADTEBTISE IS THE EXPRESS.

TH£ EXPRESS having the largest home circulation, is the best medium to secure yo|ir wants by advertising. "We now put rates so low that there is no excuse for not making known your wants. Advertisements of Houses "Wanted," "For Sale" and "For

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**F1RE INSURANCE.

OF MANAGEMENT.

Tho Pfcsidfnt and Directors of tho Terre Ilaute Branch of the

REPUBLIC

FIRE INSURANCE CO.,

Havethisday appointed J«j '^OJONES,

Manager of said Company, and have given him authority to transact iu business. ilt is the largest Company IN afid West, doing an

And independent'of all combinations, with 185 Branches tfcthft principal cities and town in the west..

CASlt 4^SBTS. JANUARY, 1870. $1,389,266 48, Of which $1,060,187 00 was in the U- S. Government Bonds. This Company commenced diing business on the 15th of October, 1867.— ttftras the CRStiInsurance Company ever estabii&hed on the Union and Co-operative "tirtfile in this country, and is now the larg

Ebntyany-in tho west, and will very soon

6c tfielargestin the country. Wiui- over i«ur thousand stockholders, it represents an aggregate of wealth and business influence greater than that of any other InsuranceCompaoy.,

It is a confederation or numerous Local Companies, eii-operatiug under a central management, for mutual safety and profit. The stock is distributed over the entire west systematically apportioned according to population, to seCure'iocal'inBdenceand business its policy is simple and liberal, without a sixty day clause. Its losseSare

CAREFULLY ADJUSTED

JOHN G.CRAIN. D. W. MINSHALL WM. 15. WARREN. TIIOS. H. BARR. HERMANN nULMAN.

{-u.'

Never before sold at less than 25c. ItJVS.- 1.1-4 -I ...

MAJOR B. UUDSOK.

*-r"

hiu

OF the

Exclusively Fire Busim

Ik,.

ASD

.Jj rrrrl -.

t'JiOMJ'TJLY PAID

At Once Without Discount. Insures Dwellfngs 'at lowest rates against Lightning afe welt as tire.

THRRE HAUTE BRANCH.

NIRKCTORS:

PRF.3IDKNT:

j'^JOHN G. CRAIN.

MANAGER: •"•'ifcf

t1" J. 0. JONES,

OFFICE—141 MAIN STREET, jyldrtwl SECOND FLOOR

DRY GOODS.

1 *i

II IJLL

JJilH

,so

haul lumber inquire

at C. EPPERT'S Gallery. jylidot

WANTED—A

few boarders, by a private

-FIRT \*H I'.- L'h

oJn

hiV rt

*-••1 '..ft.

Jtn -fcif-i

,^1 ait

iij(

IV I{

,u.

1' WARREN,HOBERG & CO.

f.'t ?zj.

1*1 a

Corner 4th and Main Streets. \K 'I

.1 .,f,

V-

At. W

IIAV£ OPENED

jnyrt

ffi •.»'«* Jm-'

rttii

•'tit AS Ii' •H

3000 Yds. French Percales

At 15 Cents per Yard!

,tt

:''t I, '"iTltt f.iltvr

(i s^irtr. -«_• Oil' 1/ t- i..t

-,'I

j.JX

-i.-uc •!,

50 pc. more "White Piques,'

At 20 Cenfe per Yard!

i' r. .j» -if. tff -jv jWorth 35 Cents.

r»w

Ki,i

p:i

vc jfjv

.•

A LOT,OF

RIES.

XJ: y^si

i,:

•. ,^

ITewStyleAralis

At less than half their value!

Elegant Hash Ribbons!

In Hew Styles.

cc?--io-.i i,

-JVJ

Vf! "k- 'i

request our

v-.

Warren, Hoberg & Co.,

Great Heudquarters for llry tioeds crsi'r .- -s vt',

Lfil a irjfii'//,

ft!.'-'

«.-,k

iL'.i. ii'i ii/1

t'J si:., i-.i li

.--.•il! A. ish

«-^'i

..r^aaCI io

-i.'i ». »l 11,

CURES UARANTEED,

In all

ourablc

eases, by

PR. IIARLAND, Siinth 1st Street,

Itet.

farrington

every Saturday. Specialty Diseases of Women and Children. Consultation'free. J24

ARCHITECT.

.CHITECT & BUILDKR. J. A. VKVDAOII, .[ 'J

•\Pians,.Specifications, Superintendance,

and

Detail Drawings furnished for every description of Baildings. Oppicb—Northeast corner of

P. BEAUCHAMP, ATTORNEY AT LAW

111 MAIN

STltKKT,UP

J. E. VOORHEES.

angSldtf. I i*f itin

mii

8T1IB8.

Western Land Jirofcer, Loans

Ne(tot,iated,Estates Managed.

Particular attention giren to Collections. Correspondence solicited from non-residents.

'MEDICINAL.

W. JOHNSTON,

Farmers will do well to call before selling.

OFFICE-OVER BEACH'S BANK. Resxdkncb—North side Chestnut street,

tween 4th and "»th. All calls .answered promptly, day

PAVID G. CAST

NEW FIRM

inj:

NEW GOODS

«V

PanicPrices!

..'f. utti-

I have associated with ine iu the general House Furnishing business, David C. East, who lias long been head salesman in my Store, and as our entire Stock has been purchased within the last thirty days, during the PAN 10 in Eastern cities, enables us to sell Goods at lower rates than was e?ei sold in this market, and we are determined to do business 011 the plan of "Quick Sales and Small Profits." In tho future do not think of PURCHASING elsewhere any Crockery, Glassware, Knives,

Forks. Spoons, Wood and Willow Ware, Gold Band and White China, and House Furnishing Goods generally, until you call and see our Mammoth Stock of the latest styles and patterns at Reduced Prices.

O. €. ALliEU,

"The Hatter,"

New York 'Hat Store.' Having a competent buyer in Now York to select goods ns soon as manufactured, I am enabled to present, at all times, the latest Novelties. 'Hoi A LLEN,

THE NEW YORK CITY

VRLSTFH "J' FT

Dry Goods Store

)/,

Opened

WEDNESDAY,MAY 11th.

With a full and couipl

Dry

W. W. BLACK & co.

mTdwtf

T(.»OFING.

They are Mounted iu tli« fluost maimer In frames of the best (|uality of all materials used for that purposs. •_ Their Finish and Durability oannot bo surpassed.

CAUTION-—kOstamped

Viae.

Torre Haute, Indiana.

lie can

consulted from 0a.m. to 5 P. M..

Kjfi

::r

1 ,i 1 /«*.

JT I --.»•?

f.it

HUDSON & EAST.

maylTdJbw2m

:jji?

i.'V.

«s» Jl *.

li-S

-"5. J' ,it z.

"The Ha it or,

145 LLAIHR STREET-

jul-ldtim

HTEW STORE..

.' "I

et\F.STI^cIt OT

Goods, Notions,

:AtNo.

&c.

-»k

irft'^4

3 Early's Block,.

Main Street, Tcrro Haute, Indiana

A'" •iff

1 Agents and Dealers in

John's Patent Asbestos Roofing, Bock River Paper Co's Building Roofing Slate, .tlS& Pelt and Cement Roofing,'

Money Cannot Buy It'

Mono genuine uliless hearing

their trade mat- on every frame.

J. R. TILLOTSON,

Jeweler and Optician, Sole Agent for Terre Haute, Indiana, from whom they can only

boobtained.

Pedlers,

These«oods are not supplied to

at any price.

if.

:S...8 -Ji

CLIPT & WILLIAMS,

V.J.:.

Chicago Elastic Stone Roofing, ,f. PAPEBS, used in the place of Plastering -J.J.uiiTJ on the insido, and for Sheathing under tho siding on the outside.

J, tri

Roofs applied in city and country and warranted. Call on us at the Prairio City Planing Mills, corner of 9th and Mulberry ^VRJ ^/V streets. mayHdtf

For Sight is Priceless!! Vt o»^

,U'

TEE DIAMOND GLASSES

Manufactured by

J. E. SPENCER & CO., N. Y.,

Which are now offered to the public, are pronounced by all the celebrated Opticiani of the World to bo tho 1!

mOHT PERFEC T,

Natural, Artificial help to tho human .AK ever known. They are greuud under their own supervision, from minuto Crystal Pebblei, melted together, and dorivo their nanio. "Diamond," on account of their hardness and brillianoy.

The Scientific Principle

On which they are constructed

h.i

brings tho coru

or centre of the lens directly in front

eye, producing a clear and distinct vision,as in tho natural,healthysight, and preventing

all unpleasant sensations,such

iU)

the

a a

as glimmer

ing and wavering of sight, dizziness, Arc., peculiar to all othors in use.

mar21dwly

COMMERCIAL COLLECK TEBBE IIAUTt:

orrvrrveloivt

Wabaghl

ana

Sixth Streets,2d story, Deminr Bloek.

Corner of Fifth and Main

And all

other

::T

night.

nov30

iK-

stroetc.

TERRE IIAUTE, INDIANA.

Affords facilities iual to any Business College in the West for

Practical Instruction in Hook-

Keeping, Penmanship,

a A

departments of Aceoi^ntantship.

Students can enter at any time. Each stu dent receives private instructions. College Journal, with full information as to the conr*E of instructions, qualifications for entering, necessary expenses,&C., will be forwarded any address on application to^tlie Pnncij

als.to

tcipals

aug^5dw3m UARVIM

OWEN I'ltJ

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