Daily Wabash Express, Volume 20, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 27 August 1870 — Page 4

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Monday* Mondays anu •immu»v»

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Opons Fridays atlp.m

A='ahoro vi,i. "''Ji^soa"Saturdays at 9 p. OPENS Batufliiva at 3 p. ID pr'(,,rn mails olo-ea on Sniulay'P at p.

OSeo nn.M during tho week for mile.of Stamps ^.mey Order bn-ine -, tr.im "'day20D« iYoia 8 a. m. to 0 a. m. !ft Slonev Order VURino?s trannacted on jiimdaj'. L. A. BCRSETT, P.M.

The Vicinity.

EXCURSION

to St. Louis next week-

B. W.

SMITH

MANY

will speak at the "Wig

wam to-night.

good people are growling with

bad colds just now.

JTHE skating rink will be open to-night. BueMe oo-the rollers. ff 4 $

DAN VOORHEEH goes over that speech at Fannernbnrcf to«day.

^[fcSSRS. C'ritUY AND B0iTmN0T wit speak at Hartford to day.

ought to be a large attendance

the Wigwam to-night.

(loon for the doctors—the den change in the weather.

MR.

HERZ,

recent sn.d-

of Hcra& .Vrunld. started

ea-^t ta^t night for now good^.

ANSA DICICIKSON will inoliuh citv in her next lecturing tour.

THE Mayor did not have a to put on the docket vest onlay.

this

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DON'T I^HUI.T th.ii T!. Wil.--o:I Smith peakr- at the Witnvaiu to-nighi.

THE

1.AOIE4 fiu- i-eli'i-red t«'i tin.- now

^dvorti^emeiu of Ilerz tV Arnold.

TritN OUT,

Republicans, and he.u nt the Wigwam to-nifh

Wilson

A: FACHANGK I^iven tbi-' valuable dotiniivon:: A frrowi grocer—one who trusts.

There i" projpci aui'.e at the apjilvaeliii :R'il Sc.honl.

A. 1. CRAWFORD, I'-*).. President uf the Vii?o lion Company, wa- in the city

yesterday. ..«•

LUKE

KEV. IV F. HOWE will return to the eitv next week and lill bis pulpit on the first -Simdav in September.

PllE driver of a fast, hutse ve^tetday escaped arrest by going faster than the policeman who was alter him.

THE "choice of Moses' will be the sub ji-ct of discourse bv Rev. \\. W. Cnrry 01 Sunday morning at 11 o'clock.

V„- LDWAKD PAYSON WESTON, the walkist, want-» to lecture in Terre Haute, but Terre Haute doesn't want to hear him.

B. B. TYLER will preach at the Christian Chapel, on M.ulberry street, to-mor-row at "11 A. M. and S r. M. All arc in vited.

THIHE will boa temperance meeting at the corner of Third .and Chestnut streets i-tnorrow at six o'clock 1* m. The Committee invito the publie t.u attend.

ONE

"(lilt. ot the man such an of man-

of the imperativi

oitv is paper nil 11. here with cash and capacity to rtart enterprise? Theie is no lira neb ufucture- more profitable.

»f-: New 1 .-^ENTiON-.-.-Mr. Tucker, the inventor., showed yesterday, at the H.owe Sewing Machine otlice, in the

Beach Block, a new atrangouient for chair to be ti ed by Indies when ojieraiing with a sewing machine, that must prove" a "TPTtl bcnelit. a- well a a iijetul article. Mr. Tucker, who i- one of our citi.!ens, will make immediate application for a patera, and in the meantime we advNe the ladii1'and all others interested io call an 1 -co it.

CCTXINO.—Thursday evening, out on jtijep Lafayette -fo^d, Thomas

*,~an'*~'JJ 'IVbAire/wJucB^iif ^"ith a knife.

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i*HM 1' ^Mat^£T& r\ *1 jj»cweragc, and a Nicholson phvement on r.VAS3iLTXASrci»AM'P0Rn!»T!M.B. Main street, and Vigo county wants anew «.«*«:. I

DAILY MAILS, En st Througl)

Republican meeting at Lockport,

~yejt&day, was well attended. Mr. Curry made one of his most effective speeches, and Mas followed hv IT. N. Uoudinot Esq., in a very acceptable speech »f about an hour.

TJERHK HAUTE is happy over a new hotel, which has not even made it* appearance on paper aa yet. —Exchange.

While waiting for the new hotel, "Terre Haute is happy" in thc'fact that she

court

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^it.3. s':V»*". M. I supplied immediately, but it is not too

3 'isL ROCKVU.I.K rxTRSSiox. lenrlv lo earnestly agitate the same. ,7""* ARRIVK 11--to A. «. c,„lrfv,. „r |IC Indianapolis Fair

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already possesses better hotel accommoda- speak at the Wigwam to-night. tions than any other city in the Stale. j,et

bay^pro,S..., 4:05 r. m. WANTKD.-Ter.e- Haute? wants water y.7."'." Accommodation -J-l'i a-

M-

works, the commencement of a system ot

these wants cannot be

SPEAK IN of the jNctrs pays The fair so far ironr. interfering willi the Slate fait- will in our opinion be a positive bcnciit to it, for in addition to exciting a healthy competition,many exhibitor.-? coming only to the fir.=t one will return to the second.

A rnieronT TRAIN, 011 the Western road, was badly smashed on Thursday near Alton Junction. The cars went off the track and spilled their contents in the most careless maimer. The accident, was caused by the breaking of an axle, and occasioned much inconvenience to the management of the road.

Opens Tuesdays & bn turdays at 10 a. WKr.KT.T MAlt'S. J, --jnvilio via. "(iilev. Cookerly, Lowis, Coffoe i-,.lItowc-'villo-Closes Fridays at9p.ni

Zso ARRESTS have yet been made of parties engaged in the fighting and cutting affair of last Saturday night. Sheridan, who is said to have done the cutting, is reported to be in the city, but keeps himself out of the way of the officers. It said that he is badly beaten by the men who attacked him.

GEO. L. HALT, arrived in the city last night. He is a partner iif Luke Schoolcraft in the future management of the Academy of Music, formerly Theatre Comique, of this city, which will shortly be opened. Mr. Hall is not unknown to our citizens, and Luke Schoolcraft makes everything he undertakes a success.

SAM. COLLYEH,- the noted Baltimore light-weight pugilist, made a flying visit to our city yesterday. He left during the day for St. Louis to go into training tinder Barney Aaron for his approaching fight with Billy Edwards. He was quiet and modest in his demeanor,.and sought none of the usual notoriety of persons devoted to the ring.

OUR YOUNO FRIEND Tom Walmsley, who has recently engaged his services to Bartlett & Co., has been very successful in procuring subscriptions for the popular work, "The Life of Charles Dickens, by Dr. R. S. McKenzie." Already one hundred names have been taken and the list is rapidly increasing. Bartlett &.Co. have the agency for tlie nine counties comprising our Congressional District.

A PACKAGE of intensely interesting letters, written by a young lady in Indianapolis to a married gedtleman in ^fiis city, was found on Seventh street yesterday. The person who had the illfonanners to read them, threatens to hand^tbem to The gentleman's wife. Should hfV-do so, domestic discord and tierce civil strife' will be the result. We suppose the pusilanimous fellow who hold- the tirp-hrmd want" to be bought off.

LEW

.ii' a good attendterm oft lie Xor-

SCUOOLCIIAFT'S Academy of

Music i- ti be opened next Saturday I'VetliAlg,)

No CASKS of vi'olntion of the Sunday Lnv luive vet come to the knowledge o1 he Mavor othciallv. .«

No BURNT Conic. Low John-on's niiustvels, now playing at Pence's Unitare genuine colored men.' ri.

JOHNSON'S

The Terre Haute Iron and Nail Works Company are putting in two new puddling furnaces and quite a number of additional nail macliines. This increase of facilities is necessitated by the growing demand for their nails.

THE nail works, Seath & I lager's foundry .and the Phoenix foundry are using iron from the Vigo Iron Company's fiirnaor. .1

THIRTY-SIX MEN rfiostly all new residents,arc employed at the Vigo Iron Company's furnace. This indicate.- an addition of more than one hundred persons to our population by the establishment of one furnace.

THE furnace is now turning out about twenty-four tons of 'iron daily. Its full capacity is not less than twenty-eight tons per day. is

THE T. H. & I. R. R. Company's works are now turning out a lot of patent dump-cars to transport stock to the blast furnace. ,•

MR. JOHN S. LYTLE, the founder at the blast furnace, has been in his present business forty-three years, and is regardthis

et' a*"ne

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mo*'

in the country.

WIGWAM!

TO-iTIGHT I

«. WILSON SMITH.

Republican candidate for Representative,

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MINSTRELSgave

competent founders

A LAKdE amount of coal, in excess of what is used, i* being deposited at the furnace.

I E GreencH^tle nail factory is using a shipment of iron from the Vigo Iron Company's furnace.

The Heai'h Hall Rink will be open thi* evening for skating from 7:30 to lo. A full band of Mu-dc will be in attendance. Admission '25 cents ^katej centf.

\evr Styles in Hats arriving now at S. L. Straus A Co., 149 Main street—more coining! Come and see them. [a27.dtf

?rownvPritice

their

fir-( performance at Pence'- Hall, last night. Among the leading performers are. A. White and E. Hector hxlbidistsi Johnny Morton in hi- great .log dance Hani Jolinscai with his banjo solos is unexcelled Messrs. Essex and DeLanv arc at home 111 a double song and dance, and Charley Delany in his special characters.

Tho performers are genuine neproes and understand plantation life 111 all its varieties. They deserved a much better audience than they had last night. Another performance will be given to-night when it is probable they will be better pa Hon bed.

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hear a good spi»¥fcli

Now is the time to move on the enemy' works. Turn out I |)f

Wr. clip the following from the editorial columns of the Spectator, a leading In^urnnee.journal:

The New England Mutual is a Company that needs no better recommendation" than its works and its standing. There is nothing of the charlatan in its composition. It seeks no meretricious display, and sets up nothing of the tgr?u* filling order of no-called new features. For its old features—sterling fidelity to the interests of its members, fair promises strictlv adhered to, unvarying economy, reducing to its members, as iar as possible, the' cost of insurance, and the consummate ability which directs the administration of its affairs arc sp good and so complete as to need nothing but their own eloquence to coiinneiui theiu. A solid company, a great company, it is one of that very small class, of which all that is or can be said, must, of necessity, be strongly in its lavor.

This staunch old company has always taken the first rank in Life Insurance and still maintains tl»at position.

W. Nelson, Special Agent, is in town. We call attention to the advertisement in another column. 27,dlt

Herz Jc Arnold Fancv Goods.

beat the world on

Examinations in the Grammar School* Pupils in the Grammar School, other than Grade A., who did not pass a satisfactory examination at the close of the last term will be examined on Wednesday, August 31st.

Candidates for the High School who failed to paas the required examination, and desire another examination, will be examined on Thursday, September 1st.

The examinations will be held at ihe First Ward School Building, commencing at 9 o'clock,-A. M., each day.

W. H. WILEY, Superintendent.

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New Goods at Herz & Arnold's.

A fine $fT,0Q H^eraehiam Pipe is offered for a prize on'soda water sales to day. No. 2800 drew the fine prize offered August 20th.

Excelsior Prize

Candy Packages contains the finest mixed candv and every' ohfe a prize. One box contains an order for a new Hunting Case Watch, one an 18k Solid Gold King, one a set of. Gold Chains, one a set of Moss Agate Buttons and several pieces of Silver Coin. Will be for sale at P. O. Lobby to-day. Recollect each box contains prize and are filled with lineveandies Price onIv Wcents. 2(i,dtf

When Will This World i'ome to an End As soon as Herz cV Arnold can undersold.

"The Life ot" Chas. Dickons by Dr. R. Sholton McKenzie."— Bartlett & Co., are agents for the sale of this excellent and popular work and have engaged the services 5f Thomas Walmsley to thoroughly canvass the city. As there' suit of the first two days soliciting, the names of subscribers were ob tained.. Don't fail to put your name down when he calls. Price of the book, 434 page ', bound in cloth, only Two Dollars

I T& Wo sJuUl spare no tioublo in making our store ihe most attractive in the city.

HERZ A- ARNOLD.

Only Forty Cents a music lesson of a full hours duration at the Academy of Music. Call on Prof. Shide.

Now on Exhibition, at the Buckeye Cash Store, the Special Premiums offered by W. S. Ryce A Co., at the Vigo County Fair. aug27-tf.

All tlie novelties of the season will, in a lew d,ivs, be on exhibition at Herz A Arnold's.

Sullivan County Fair.—The Fair of the Sullivan County Agricultural Society commences on Monday, Aug. 29th, and closes on the 3d of September. Excursion tickets will be sold on the E. & C. RIi. on Wednesday, Thursday and Fridayj good to return free on either of tho*e days or on Saturday.

A. H. THORVHII.L, Pre 't

N. C. BUFE, Sec'v.

Headquarters for Window Shades, Hollands, Lace Curtains, Damasks, Trim mings, Ac., at Rvce's Carpet Hall, 7" Main street. dtf.

Mats, Rugs, Cane and Canton Mattings, Mirrors, in great variety and at very low prices, at Ryoe's Carpet Hall. dtf.

.lerry Vorls sells the best quality of beef, just as cheap aa you ran get second an^ third quality in the market. If you want something nice Satnrday, call early at his shop, cor. Sixth and Ohiosts.

MERCANTILE PRINTING.—We are just in receipt of a fresh lot of superior papers tor Bill Heads, Letter Heads, .Note Heads, Statements', Tags, 1 Cards,1 &c. With the latest styles of type, good workmen, and the best and fastest presses, we are daily turning out neat and handsomely executed mercantile p'rint-

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Fresh Poaches.—^ w/Rippetoe Is now in daily receipt of the finest peaches from Southern Illinois. This fruit is now sold at a price that makes this a good time to can it. Call at Rippetoe's this morning and tetl hrm to send up a box.

LIST OF LETTERS

•KMAurnrs i* xaitrMT wnc^ on Saturday, August 27,1870. Persons calling for these letters will please say advertised and givo date of the list.

LADIES' UST. Johnson mrs E A %a Kess Annie E A

Ask *ics Ann Akers mrs Ellen lilaittmer mrs Kate Bradley Christiana liarr Sarah Jane Braster Susan -s Benton Mary 0 Benson mrs Mary I5rogles Francis Bolton mrs Molly Brj'ant Elizabeth Byers Rachel Carroll mrs Jiannah Canidc mlrs Ella Carter mriilebecca Carr miss Eliza

Ketoham Almiru KingMollie E2 Kline mrs Mary Lewis-Mary Lesser Dora Lovelady Martha Long mrs Mary SS 4 Malone mrs Mary McCullough Caroline Mewhinney Francis

Mize Sarah Monroe miss Alice Kaneo Rachcl •_ Newton Mary

Coaltren miss Both 2 Newland Mollie Collings Mary 2 Cool miss Emma Compton Mattie F. Crockett mrs Nellie CloughMaryA Cochran ElizabethConfer Harriet A Conet Nancy Cnnniugbam Rachel

Neirce Nancy O'Mara Ellen Ogden mrs.E E. Oswalt Martha Owfsns Eliza A Price Margaret I'hillips miss Claru I Pultau Margaret Rainsdell Rebecca

Dandy mrs Lizzie Kiehle Frau Doctorinc Davidson miss Belle 2 Reynold Abigail Dennis miss Fannie Richardson Nnrioy .1

Rouse Amanda? Roberts Lucy Kukcs mra Sarali Spraker mrs Louisa •Sparks mis^ Laura iSnarksmissEninuy Snephovd miss Jane\ Sears Masy A .Sterling Mary yims Catherine

Derr miss Mary Derickson Sarah A Dudley miss Ella Evans mrs Chancy Edwards Lizzie Eekles Louisa Kndsey Martitia Eldridgo mrs Carrie Eddy Eunice Freeman mrs Ellen Fleaher mrs CatherineSoulos Ellen Freeman Prudonce Sehoonovuv Alice vFiolding miss Zlll Turncr Charlotte A Fuller mrs Diadoni Thomasmrs Bobert Ji O-uinan Catherine Walker Mary Jitnc Gross Arenico Ward Phebe 'r,j Grunter Margaret Wells Sarah A •'t i/.: Havens Mary Welch Margaret Hammcns Luov Wells mrs Matt llynes inra Melon Winos Mary Hoops Sarab I I Wisely iniss Lillit Holmes Nancy A Winder Harriot Hubbard mis3 Mary 2 Wiblo missMartn 1 Hunt Amanda Winder Harriet Irvin miss Ellen Williams Rachel .folmaon Nancy

GRNTI.ESIRN'S LIST. •.

Allen .lames Arthur I i\l An.lerson Franklin Anderson Jacob Anders'in Oas I) Anderson Wm Armstrong Win Aydelotte W 1! Baldwin 0 BainesChas Biiumann Fridohn Braswell John Berry Thos 11 Bell James 3 Brock Elijah *'J Boyd Frank A!y Barg John Ii f# Caulk Tif CartirHC Crawford Sam

Holmes Jasper Hopkins Jus florino A Holmes mr. Willie 2 .laQuea Hadspeth & co Jackson Milton Johnson A '. Kestor Ept

KridelGco Kinnins Joint Lain Oilman LakeS Lewis BenvJ ,L,r ~i Lewis A

Lockridgo Oeo Lucas Reuben Mann W 1--: -.(tR. Marsh.Taylor Malltjry LaFayette'-^' •i Meredith Geo jd

Callahan Cornelias demons Jas CrosleyH N •,

Michaels Michael 2^ MillerS S 2 |ig| Miller Jas Morris Bewell

Crockett HA

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Colesco't Wei'',l Montgomery E Crook Ellas McKinney Jas 11 Conner Wm McVey Jas Cooley S McKenzie Henry CooperJ l.tiiscifn McCluTe E Cooper Andrew ».1 MeDonnellCO Conner Jit McMillenJriol. Crosby Chaa Neel bam Davidson David 11,: NailoyWmll jay ||/v DarnellLJ .-1 ^eidighJH Davis Chas Brevo & Flesher Davis WtaiG Pitealfn John ,lJ*alWm Phillips Foling Feter IhltlipsJnoH Ferry David ll -xri Pierce Chas A Falk Josepli Vurcell Mii-luiel Fullog Jonathan R#hd«ll John Gray W 11 Hitmp ifnac !.• 'o J. Glaaman VV'm He'i Keich Adam ,. GafneyJohn „«f Reeve John Oarri-on John Richardson l1 .. Green Tbo kogcrsBF 'J Gliok-M to Shea ere Griffith Gilrees Goodwin 11, Gordon W Good Harrison E Harrenga Hart Billy Hass Ambro Havens Harry Hat ban Hathorn Colmnn Harrison Chas Harper Geo \v Hai'baugh E .,.• Hedges MM

sachs Henry SliHWinalci-r .SwoherA Moidoii Snediker Win F! Ster'enf Th "•r'eekcr'ilillj

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Mowart Thofcraith It Strickland Ira Stideil Wm tieott Lycurcu

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Suchs Thompson .)« Wallace W W Walsh Edmond \V 2 Wells A E Wise S Wliitaker

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Hearn N Hendriekson Burr Hill AVm S Hinton Jofliah

Whitcon^b John Woodhead Jo--^L. A. BURNETT, P. M.

"Fleetwood," 'Sappho," "Four-in-Hand," "Cambria," "Autumn/'' "Continental," "Lone Star," "Lothair," ''The bine," are the leading styles Huts. Bddgley, at the City Hat House, has them and many others. 25,dot

1111 They Come.—The following are a few among the many style Hats that Badglev has just received direct from the factory: "Lone Star," "The Rhine,''

Fleetwood," "Sappho," Hehnbold," "Bethooven" "Lothair" (three styleal, "Long Branch," "Continental," "Cambria" (three styles), Four-in-Hand," ''Ranger,'' "Dickens,"'-Promenade," "Autumn," "Jubilee," "St. Thomas," "La Bellfe," and sixty different styles of Boys' Hati, all of which I am selling remarkably cheap. J. F. BAJMSLBY, At the C"itv Hat House. 1'2 South 4th St. 2.ri,("l:,'.t 4 i.

If it is thrown in your teeth that yon do not keep your dental apparatus in proper trim, it your own fault, lor all the world knows that you might do so by using the matchless vegetable dentrifice Sozodont. ...

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Spalding'sTtlne," Cheap, Convenient and useful. ... Mencls everything, (teodlw

The most reliable War Map publi^lied for sale by B. Cox A Co. 2-1,dot.

\ew and Nobby Ruts Just received by Expreflf! Something new and nobby in hats! Fifteen diflerent styles! Amongst them, the Yacht, the Rhine, Four-in-Hand, Dickens, Beethoven, Ashbury, Lothair, Union Pacific, Prince Erie. Also new styles for boys. Call ind see them. All to be sold low for cash, at J. If. Sykes", 118 Main street.

The

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"Dauntless," "Cam

bria," "Moselle" and "Clarendon" Hats have been received at the New York Hat Store. New goods constantly arriving. augAi ALLEN, "The Hatter."

Ladies, now is your time to leave your orders for your .Walking Boots, as I have greatly reduced the price of all my Leather, Lace and Button Boots. tt' I. K. CliATFELTER.

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

Mrs. N.—Is it possible? And how do yon manage that? Mra. K.—I use one of Herz & Arnold's Fans, they are the best and cheapest in the city.

The Telegraph Coal Cook Stove.— The Constitution Coal Cook Stove are the best Coal Stoves in the market. No dust, no smoke all warranted to give perfect satisfaction or no sale. Can onlyjbje had at Ball's Stove Store.

Riddle for Neck Chains. K,

Large yellow Freestone peaches at Edwards Davis', daily, 28t east Main

Vtreet.

Call and get a box. ltNltf.

Riddle is iii New York home dailv.

sending goods [auglS -1

Riddle is in New Y'ork, just in time to get his goods cheap. [auglS

I have just received from the Factory the j.

"Fife

Pl7,

it i)ron' e-^fert!fcc

Hat pronounced by connois*eur» to the"YWrtkctioh of MrenteelSoft Hat, 1indj*one wUih "i)ro lead for gentlemenfor Fall and wear. Call and sec it, nt the

to tajUc tha* and Wi 7 inter

"New l'oi-A- lint Store"

ALLEN, "the Hatter."

Pnblic Speakin g-

W. W. CURRY

H. H. BOUDINOT

Will add rcss the pco|)lc on the political questions of the day nt tlie lollnwing times, and places: •, •,

Lockport, Friday, Aug. 26tli, 1 r. at. ^Hartford, Saturday, Au». l'7th, 1 r. »r. Union Church. Pierson, Tliui-sday, Sept. 8th, 1 p. M.

Jfiddletowu, Friday, Sept. Dili, 1 r. M. Union Church, near Wiiito'n "laiinerv, in Nevins Township, .-numlav, Sept. 10th, 1 r. M.

Spooking: in 1'rairic CiTck.— Messrs. Curry, Boudinot, Smith and Meredith will speak at Little's School House, in Prairie Creek township, on Friday, September 2d, at 1} o'clock, T. m. *||si 1

IF VOU

Want a Cook. Want a Situation, Want a Salesman,Want a Servant GirJ. Want to Rent a Stoie ,,

Want to Sell a Piano,, ,,j Want to Sell a House.

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Want to Sell a Patent. ,''jV Want to Lend Money, lj4 Want to Buy a House, Want, to Buy a Horse. "ri"• •"",* Want to Rent a House, Want to Sell a Carriage.. nr, Want a Boarding Place,

Y011 can make your wants known to the readers of the EXPRESS, at onlv TwentyFive cents ada v. ."1 "I-

The Great Oriental Pile Remedy Is the only and best remedy that has ever been known for the sure cure of Piles, as can be attested by many persons in this city, who have been cured. It will perform a cure of the worst case inside of thirty days if the directions are followed. A sure cure is warranted. Any person not r.atisfied can return the remedy and get their money back. Call and try it.

i,,-!..,. No 201 Main street. ji 1 4 *1

I'lnms, PItilMH. Fresh Damson Plums, every day, at G. L. Biegler & Co's., South Fourth street, near Market.

Opened yesterday, new and attractive styles of Wall Paper, just received for the Fall Trade, at Rvce's Carper ITall. dtf.

Rlldgloy, at the"City Hat Ilou.'o, has just received a large stock of Paper Collars.

Self-raising Flonr saves all Bakir. Powders, Soda and Cream Tartar. ., Always reliable. ti

Dyspeptics and Invalids can use it wit, impunity. Prepared bv C. 1. litPLEY

Cory, DeFrees & Co. are iri receipt of a well assorted stock or Mavbleized Mantles which they are selling at manufacturer's prices. Also a nice stock of Grates. Headquarters for Clothes Wringers, etc., &c. If you want new Rollers put 011 your old Wringers, send them along.

Many Goods will be 2.rcentr, higher in one month. Riddle is saving that for his customers, by buying his goods now. [IS

Sale of Stands.—The Dining Hall and a limited number of 1 elie-binent stands will be soli! at the Fair Grounds ou Saturday, Sept. .'j, 1.870, to be used during the County Fair. The sale will take place on the Fair Grounds at, 4 o'clock r. M.

By order of the Board. 'T 24,dtd Jos. GILBERT, Sec'y.

New Braid-sat Herz & Arnold's.

Having removed my office to the corner of Fourth and Ohio streets, I am prepared to fill all orders for the pure, unadulterated block coal.

WAITED!

FOR

T. F. GUTHRIE, S

FOR

E.F.MERRILL.

Breakfast Bacon,—A prime article, and Graham Flour, at R. W. Rippetoe's.

Currysville Coal.—Morgan & Elder are now ready to rccei ve orders for Currysville Coal at their office, on Ohio street, cor. Sixth. dtf.

Our Prices on Black Jewelry are fatbelow those of our comjietitors. tv-» HERZ & AKNOLD.

Go toS. R. Freemajft'and get a pair of Lazarus & Morris perfected Spectacles. He keeps also the lower grades besides and you can be suited.

All Shonld know that S. R. Freeman has the best assortment of ladies gold watches and at the lowest prices in the Citv, 161 Main, cor. Gtli st tf.

"The Same Old Regiment witl New Shoes."—Frank Crawford is daib receiving New Goods from the manufac tories. Call and examine his Custom Work of all kinds. No. !'S Main street

If you are Sick Go and See DR. HAKLAND,

IStS South 1st Street, bet. Farrlngton A

Terre Haute, Indiana.

He cures Scrofula, Consumption in the ... eipient stage. Rheumatism, Heart iMsensef. Seminal Weakness. Prolapsus I ten and nit

Hours of consultation from

Female disease? A- m. to 5 p. ii-

tissA

OBTL¥ 35 €MT»!

CHEAP ENOUGH!

DO YOU "WANT HELP? nrnre SXPBBSS.

DO YOU WANT A HOUSE?

ADVERTISE IS THE GXFKE8S.

Have You Property for Sale? ADVERTISE IS THE EXPRESS.

THE EXPRESS having the largest home oirculation, is the best medium to secure your 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 Rent," "nolp Wanted," "Rooms to Let," "Situation Wanted," "Property for Sale," "Boarding," ost," "Found," "Strayed," "Stolen," "P, ,, nal," 't\, will he inserted for fili j.3. Iri

25 CENTS A DAY!

These torms aro applicable to alladvertise monts of Ihe above class, of five lines and under.

Have Yoii Houses or liooms for 1 Rent? ADVERTISE IS THE EXPItKKH.''

ONLY 25 CENTS A DAY.

Partlos wishing to advertise in tho EX PRESS, and living at a distance from this office, can inoloec their advertisement in an envelope, with tho necessary pay, and forward the same to ua through the Postoffice.

WANTED

YVAjNTLD-Agenta to canvass Vigo and TT adjoining counties for a strictly firstclass Lite Insurance Company. Call at F. Havens' office, opposite the Court House, and see J. W. Nelson Special Agent for the "Now England." aug27d2w

WANTED—The

1 an i\ of

l)o You Want to 15ny or Sell? .. ADVtBTISE IN* THE EXI'RES8.

undersigned 'want two

good Plasterers: apply immediately. a'27dtf ROWLETT & THATCHER.

WANTED—A

~r i'

situation in a Business

House or Office, by a young man who is a good penman and accountant salary no object address "Penman," P. 0. Box 153-

WANTED-~A

Want to Borrow Monev,

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{. 'J iv -j^.

Want to Sell a Houseand Lot, .. •, Want to find any one's Address, Want to find a Strayed Animal, Want to Sell a Piece of Furniture, Want to Buy a Second-hand Carriage, Want to find anything vou have Lost, Want to firtd an Owner for anything Found,

Pastry Cook also a man to

drive team and work on a farm apply immediately at the National Hause. a2-t

WANTED—An

active intelligent man in

every County and State, to take an interest with us and the agency for the easiest selling article ever offered agents clear from So 00 to £20 00 a day terms reasonable and profits large upply to FOSTER & PATTERSON, Indianapolis,Ind- auglSdlm

FOR RENT.

T710R RENT—A very desirable brick DwelJP ling on north-east corner of Sixth and Eagle streets, formerly occupied by Mr. Brown enqoir* at B. G. Cox Co's. 159 Main street. 28dtt

a .f.'lai' FOR SALE.

^OR SALE—A small house and lot on 13^ street, one square north of Main, northeast corner inquire at corner of 2d and Poplar. J-C. BURNS. a26d2t

FORRailroad

SALE—Or Trade Very Cheap—A two story frame Shoe Shop and Dwelling House in Knightsville, on the old Terre Haute &I. a desirable situation for a 1 Shoemaker for further particulars or infor- 1 mfttion address K. Shrepferman. Knightsville, Clay county, Ind- a25dlw

ijri&Vt&Vi

brick business

SALE—'A two-story house, on Fourth street,

...... between Ohio

and Walnut streets. Enquire at this office. A bargain Is-offered. 24-dlw

FOR

SALE—MCST BE SOLD IMMEDIATELY— A valuable property within two squares of the Opera House. The abovo property will be sold at 81,000 less than its actual value24d4t H. H- TEEL & CO.

SA4E.—The fine residence of J- M. Olcott, on south Third street Is offered for sale: call soon on WHARTON & KEELER augl9dlm

IX)It

SALE-The Third Ward School House and Lot for sale, except Furniture and

Furnace possession delivered as soon after tho first of January next aa the new School House shall be ready for occupancy. Proposals to be left with John H- OTSOxLE.

al5dtillsep 1 t,Journolcopy.)

L10R SALE-A RARE BARGAIN—A fine JJ stock of Merchant Tailoring Goods and lenaeofa fino business room the best location in the city of Terre Haute. A good opening for the Merchant Tailoring business. Terms will be made reasonable. Fo

articulars ji ddr oas ^J AMES M, ALL^Nand ""oseph .iylS

particuli RALPH L. THOMPSON, Exocutorn ofJose Grovcr, deceased

J^OR SALE—A GOOD HORSE, BUCKBOARD AND HARNESS. Inquire at the Duily Express Offico. tf

AMUSEMENTS.

PENCE'S HALL

Friday and Saturday Evenings,

AUGUST 26th and 27th.

LEW JOHNSON'S

Original and Ooly

^T-i^lSTT^TIO-TNT

MINSTREL TROUPE!!

The onlv Originnl Ethiopian Minstrels now in the bnited States,

Admission aO cents. Children 25 cents. Tickets lor sale at B. G. Cox & Co's- 1

Coal and -Wood,

Would respectfully announce to the public that they will keep constantly on hand and for sale at lowest rates, all kinds of Coal at wholesale and retail, also Wood for the fall an4 winter trade.

Office at No. 25 Bontin House, Terre Haute, Ind. All orders for Coal flllod promptly. A I share of tho public patronage is respectfully solicited.

pROPOSALS FOR COAL.

The Trustees of Common Schools of Terre Haute will receive proposals until September first, for the furnishing of Screened Block Coal, to bo delivered in car loads at the depot of the T. H. & I Railroad Company, or the dopot of the I- & St. Louis Railroad Company in ferre Haute, in such quantities as shall be required for tho current School year.

E. B. ALLEN, Sec'y of Board.

(Journal copy.) aug!5dtillSep 1

BALL, BLACK & CO.

565 507 BROADWAY,

r, NEW YORK,

ARE IMPORTERS OF

."' WATCHES

From nil the principal Manufacturers Europe, and

Agents for all American Movements,

Which they furnish in Gold or Silver Cases at the

LOWEST PRICE.

I'a'.'kages sent per Express allowed to jbf

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E. B. ALLEN, Sec'y of Board.

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CARPETS!

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MATTINGS! Wall Paper! Wall Paper Wall Paper! Wall Paper! Wall Paper!

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MERIT THE PATRONAGE

Of tho Ladies of Terre Haute and vicinity.

Black Silks!'Black Silks!!

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Unsurpassed by any in this city, and insure such prices as to:

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GREAT HEADQUARTERS

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WARREN, HOBERG & CO.,

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Corner 4th and Main Streets,

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. stunkardITBARRICK, I THE GREAT HEADQUARTERS FOB DRY 60ODS DnALEfc?IN

77.

From July 1st, until the close of the Summer Trade, ire shall make

Special Pricos

In aU of our Departments. This will cive every one an opportunity fo secure extraordii

\f A rp fp T\Tf2L S ordinary Bargains in all kinds ItW A iti-A J. JL J-Jy of Honse Furnishing Goods. J. J.

RYCE S CARPET HALL

Ryce's "Hand-Loom" Carpets!

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Tlie War in Europe has caused an ADVANCE of from 25 to 35 per cent on Black and Fancy Silks. Having anticipated this advance we have purchased largely of BLACK OROS GRAIN and TAFFETA SILKS, and will, as we have always done, give our customers the advantage of the same. We will sell you to-day Black Gros Grain Silks tor less than they can be bought in New York. »tm _y.

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RYCE'S CARPET HALL!

In view uf new arrunce-

very

cheap.

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MAT TINGS

ments for the FaU Trade. Vi|ldOW Simile j^Q\V is the time

STiXfe A'SSS Window Shades! window Shades

Fine Stuck ot

Looking Glasses- at GOLD

.77.

Window Shades!

price' iiiilow Shades

Window Shades!