Daily Wabash Express, Volume 20, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 23 February 1871 — Page 2

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DAILY EXPRESS.

ITKRBS HAUTE, INDIANA.

thnrsdaj Homing, Feb. 28, 1871.

Thb Odd Fellows of 8w«loi»r dedicated their new hall last night.

"Fort

"Wayne

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glories in the successful

performance of "Esther," the cantata that left "the poor" of Lafayette $50 oat of pocket. "''#$

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The Stadents of the N. W. C. University, Indianapolis, gloriously celebra-* ted Washington's birthday. Powder was a conspicuous item in the feativjtje*.

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It i# nnderatood that no change the tariff*, affecting woolen mannlkcturers, will be made by thin Congress, bnt the Lobby will renew the campaign next

The Chicago Journal declares that city to be unquestionably the .largest porkpacking city in the country. In 1868 the packing of hogs was 775,121 in 1869, 579,954 in 1870, 639,645 and for the season of 1871, to date, (the 20tUlnat 856,560 have been packed, and the packers nre still at work.

From

the Indianapolis papers we learn

that the retaking of the census in that city, which has been in progress for the last few days, is now completed, and the canvassers are engaged in making their duplicates. It is estimated that the present enumeration will add between 9ix and eight thousand inhabitants to that of last autumn, beside making large I additions to the manufacturing statistic^ of the city. In district No. 11, one thou sand and twenty-four have been added .: the former enumeration, and there i? add to be a corresponding increaaein #11 the other districts.

The probability of a hanging, at Ev» ansville, in the lease! of Bitif. SawtiSb^ who, it will be remember^, -bent this wife's brains out with a sad-iron, contemplated with pleasure by the people of that city. There has l»een no legal strangulation or neck-breaking done there for many years, and thtere is a natural repugnance to a repetition of such an entertainment. Tbe last execution witnessed in Evansville was that. of two colored men, taken from jail and murdered by a mob in the summer of 1865. After they had been beaten, shot and kicked until their corpses were coldi they were suspended upon lamp-posts for Kome hours* and it was with great diffi-r culty that the Township 'trustee secured the bodies for interment. One of the victims is generally believed to have been innocent of the horrid crime which in' cited the mob to the awful work. Among the causes which produce repugnant to the hanging of

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Sawyer,

we suppose

the recollection of those wretched creatures, dangling from lamp-posts, ir not the least effective. We take no stock in capital punishment, have no faith,' in it as a conservator of public morality, *nd view it with abhorrence too deep for ut terance. But it must be confessed that

HERB is a hint for women who are '^complaining that they can find nothing -j to do: V. One woman in Johnson county has sent & to market during the past year, 1,500 dozen eggs-r-the product of her own hens. s1 The production of eggs and poultry ih iian easy .and profitable business. The demand for these articles is in excess of the supply, and this disparity is constantly increasing.

The Democratic State organ thus fj mildly rebukes some of the county organs of that party for daring to express an ir honest opinion upon the infamous pro'^ceedings of the Senate against Mr. Bub-

,-k We have r^retted to see, during the pendency of this case, a disposition on the part of two or three Democratic paper* to impugn the integrity of Democratic

Senators and throw doubt upon their political fidelity. Let the rebuked editors now fall upon their marrow-bones and crave pardon for having been gnilty of «rpeaking the truth, or they will get a worse castigation. No time is to be lost. The paity whip is ready for their backs. Down, gentlemen, and beg-

alarm. poasibility of thieves being many minntes in a bank without their presence being detected by the police.

Enox-AND

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clippings.

Fechter ia not a favorite in Washing-

ton.

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There is no end to the uses to the electric telegraph can be put. safety of banks from burglars is the latest of its applications, and the manner in which it is to be employed is this: The plan is to connect the banking room or safe with the police station, at which place is a clock to which the wires are attached. There is a paper dial placed inside of this clock for night use, upon which the time the night watchman visits each bank is recorded. He goes through the night from bank to bank and turns a button at each. This gives a signal at the station and is recorded If the signal is not given at the station the police send to the bsnk not signalled to see what is wi ong. Through the night the absence of signals is a cause of alarm, and the same may be said of any other

to-day has fourteen estab

ulls of ocean-going steamers. running to tire himself, so fhat he could sleep good, and in course of conversation

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oil

Philadelphia fresh shad. The New Jiney RefoblicanaN$|Ik of. nominating Geni Judson KilpatrTck, for Governor.

Over $50,000 of buoys have been cut adrift by ice in New York harbor this season and lost.

Teresita Canxio, tWfol/diugbtt$of Garibaldi, and the twin sister of Bicciotti,died at Borne last moaltefes

It is said, that numerous and valuable beds of fossil bones have been discovered on Lake Washington, Florida.

Moncure D. Con way/the American, preaches two sermons every Sunday in London, in chapels three miles apart.

The Bessemer process of making steel is said to Mave added $1,000,000,000 to the wealth of Great Britain*'

An "attache" of one of the Stl Louis religious papers was one of a hatch {of gamblers recently raided ant^ .captgu^d there!

The colored people.of Jaekspn^Tennec* see, apply to the same magistrate! who married them to undo, the galling knot. 'A careful investigation will demonstrate that Ophir was not :"*4odge in some vast wilderness," bat a greatxommercial city.

A negro in Colnmbns, Ohio, has_ for years gradually been'sheddunfg his.aigritnde, and now is as white"asmny'man and brother. 4dt al'*dswp*d

It is

relief of JudgeTaney'8,a^ilX.w„ith a sub. Acription from Dred Scdft, who' is ftill living in Missouri^

A Western editor, speaking of a rogue who lives in his vicinity, says: '/The rssral has broken every bank and jail and Sabbath we had in the country for the last five years."' tt? !'(X»,C 4^ 'J 'A

Two yonng ladies of SaVannah, awaiting in the night aiid finding 4$Urglar in their room, jumped attacked tbeMi^bber, and gave the alarm, preventing, ty their bravery, an extensive robbery.

Superintendent Badger, °f theNew Or* leans police force, has ordered jthe cloaing iOf r.«U "lottery" or ^imnconbes" games.^1 Becently too many strangers have beerl introduced tO' the heathen Chinee.

Applications for cottages and board at Saratoga have commenced, and it. is said that thei'e are more cottages and suitea engaged at the Grand Union Hotel than have ever been so early in the season secured. ..

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Modest Old Harvard.

From the Cin. Chroniola

It was a Harvard University Professor who humorously described Boston as the Rub of the Universe. Quite likely he sympathized a little with the" conceit he satirized. Old Harvard ^prides herself as the crowning glory- of Boston.- She has much to be proud of,: we admit, and willingly overlook her exctisable vanities But a little story has just got out—a secret carefully kept for thirteen years— that is really too good to .be lost. The reticence of the man who preserved it 5a almost, incredibte.

«. |hnt no report WW ever made by the dls I lowed, but none understanding the nature and maputadf cb^Tnittte, b^ohd deciding the Rev. Mr. Tc of his crime. Pity would be wasted Pa I

rMivmaibilitv of straneline or breakihg 1 Amrtig the spectators wis Mtf Albert full[of variojus thiiigsfa^enfroto abdv|4 cr pvuo* mo T*:. "ann -m I im«Ua the neck of such a creature? Isn't it betfter to cage such human animals an^ get them to work until natural death caJlte hem hence? I nis.

fiill confidence of his reader,however lifj^e I nam. and daughter of 8amiiel Osgood, disposed to fellowship his ideas. Ue I who was a member of the Treasury Board pavs a tribute to ihep-fair wsposition ex-1 under Washington, in l788

hibiied by Prof. HrtTffqrpj.bpt doea not I ^good's daughters married citizen Ge regard the deportment of the other Pro*

ests us in Mr. Putnam's narrative "The mental condition. ,of another member of that committee oo that occasion may be inferred from the following statement. Sealing himself at our side in subdued voice, he said: 'Mr. Putnam*

pass without showing spiritual phenomena, if there can be such?'" Mr. Putnam does not surprise us by saying that he ''made no reply to that," alio "has no comment^to make ajpon it ^low." We fully believfc him when ce says his "regard for the man has caused him to keep that a secret for thirteen years." He tells it now, not to ridicule his alma mater, bnt in the interest of truth and fair play. We make our lowest bow to Mr. Putnam. Be there spirits or be there none, he hat made that Harvard Professor immortal

Yealy Ghost—Courting in a Graveyard.

The Stockton (California) Herald of

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fears, savin/that the time for raising the

irreenlarity in striking. If burglars were suddenly she felt something damp crow manage to drew very neatlv. The in toseize the watchman in a bank thev ing her cheek. She gave one shriek, formation would be of more value if it let would detain him from giving a signal bounded up and started, with no order other ladies into the secret ^drawing negtTt the next bank, and that would be an upon hergoing. The man stood amazed as ly on so small a revenue. ,a,f

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The Stanpod-EaTelope Controversy —Creswell Afala TlMittM. answer to coaplaioti male to the PousoA poropriaUpn Compitteohy severstanpei envelope msnnfiacturers, who m*rm tbt awards far«nvelopea

has writtjjjfi letters to the chairman of the House and Senate committees, explaining the whole business and justifying his action in the matter. The contractors complain that the stamped envelopes are manufactured by the. Goveron sold at or below their cost!' On

envelopes, bo tinevery Casegiveathetwork to privale parties, in confomity with the law. 'The statute provides that the stamped envelope* shall &e sold at pr as near the cost of making them as possible, with the addition of the sum marked on the etaipp. Some-time ago Messrs. Dempey & O'Toole, of Haw: York were given the contract at greatly redn-i ced rates. But they, failed to comply aiib the terips, and the contract was Velet to the next lp.wes|t ^bidder. Beceija'.. «riee all -the difficulty. UnderXtempsey ft OToole arrangement a neirschttdule pi' prices, was .adopted and, sent ^ont,'.and when the contract *»as': annMiwmany ol the envelopes were alref tly jn!the bands gf|)oetmwere^l| ,0vCT the cb)1niry. Tit Department consiSerOd.^. hi« ^tch be ^iBpo^/o^as ^he^per ujw calling them in, an'd of ^isihie cbntrtM .tors complain, in the petition to Cfini^fei bfiginally.jn Jujy, 1870, tha contract was given t^Mr. Geo/ge H.^'a^, ofthis ijlty who was doin? the wprk .satififtct& rily when a combinaijioii of 'n^a$owfgl bidders besieged Congress to ahnutjt contract, which was done, ..and Denraie &'1v'T^e's'/j^ceit^d '[A®: before ^hoflrn, they jfaSI(t5d{ ij|!'"i|.W requirements of the contract, and 'Mr. Creswell, after careful ipquirv at alL'-lhe Government depaHn^eii». l^fliiig jthat

Messr^^ Pempsej &,piTo6le nit iresponisible manufactured,. witbdi^W the contract, and put it again into the haiiqs of G^orge' H. Bear Against this actfrta

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gation, agree with Mr. Creswell, aha, complaint will be dismissed, and,',1

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THEsiHi'of Hon.:|io^|... H-. Grinn^l, who is trfyeling ,«f Afrioa, has recently been exploring the cataracts,'^ the Nile in an ironboAt of ISO tpns, and drawing three feet water., Hi^last letter, dated on New YearV Day, was written atKomgka, Nubia, and describes the ascent of one of the cataracts, which was accom plishad by: 290 men.bauling upon four ropes, Seven lettersjWritten. by this gen tleman, and.posted on the banks of the Nile, have reached their destination. They are carried a distunce of 40 miles by relays of hoys, each of whom goes ten miles with the letters strapped about his waist belts. Mr, Grinnell is accompanied by his wife.,

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flTlSW^'^ehTable-tippings and Other I bounced just the thing: for a checker "spiritual manifestations" were.a- fresher board, whereupon the .wearer, complaiwonder than they are now, the late Bos. I rantly doffing his unmehtionab^es, saw ton Cburier. a highly conservative journal, them n*i)ed to the floor with four tet6rtropQsed to make short w6rk Of this busi- nets and .^•'.luiglu^^bra^^l^Ag ness.1by a decisive "test," and offered five checkers with lum|s «ijf coal and. wodd hundred dollars for a "satisfactory exhi- theremi^ bit ion" of certain alleged phenomena of that sort. One Dr. Gardner accepted the

challenge, employed his mediums for the I somewhat disastrously,, at Wynaritskill, occasion, amttomake the thing perfectly N. the other eyjenihg. Just as.a por"satifactory," proposed to submit the re-1 (Ion of the company had retired from the suit to the decision of Professors Agassizj dining room to the main hall, the entice Pierce, Stars ford and Qoiild, of Harvard floor oft he hall gaVe way, and so^ie forty

^appears to be the nearest possible ap-1 University. TTiey Anally1 coris^nted, and or fifty persons were percipitaied into'the nroach to a brute, altogether incapable oH the performance was gbne through wfth{ cellar. A scene of great confussion ftil .. I.hiu nn r^noi't was ever made bv the dls I lowed, but none were. dangerously hurt

nroach to a brute, altogether incapable of the performance was gbne ttrrough, wfthjl cellar. A scene

on the spot that Gardner jTailed to earn found his donation part/' anything but

the spot that Qttrdne^ jTailed to earn found hie donatic

him, but can the State afford to take the I the money. advantageous to him', as the'cellar Was

Putnam* a resident of.Boston and a grad-! make room.. riate of? HarvV4i who is a S^MiualistjLnd I Kivps bi« ^fyty A^Middlehoro^- in -Mafpachusetts, .on Men pf Light bf repi'narjr iStTi. the can-1 Friday,February 9,diedtattheaKe of eigh did tone of bis entire article will gaffr the

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A.donation. }rt8it ended verv oddly, &rid

net aDj wa*

fessors in quite so favorable a light. "A more restless and uneasy man than Agassiz appeared to be throughout the trial,'? I George Clint says Mr. Putnam, 'we have ,sel-

dom seen. Much of the he was pacing the roopi,,,. back and forth, at intervals, with great speed fpr such a place. His whole appearance and manner indicated a man under great agitation, so much so that we then and there seriously and sy mpathetically asked

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January 27, relates the following: A I anew to suit the prevailing mode. couple of nights since* about 9 o'clock, a I r-tul yo»»gerl«d4}*jt^XnTsiS An irreverent American in &iogne out to the old city graveyard and seated .hacked the ecclesiastic au-

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niffht. The young man riJiculed all

jsame

rate of speed that is allowed to railroad U^e. traveling by our city ordinances, and he did not catch his breath until he reached a pedestrian whom he deemed a friendhe took anybody for a friend at this

lishments fof the construction of iron ships which, on an average, have cost not less than $5,600,000 each. America, with all her vast domain, has not a single establishment, including her navy ards, capable of constructing the iron ljaBcture. He pretended that he had been tjuBLICftAT/R.

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make quite an imposing dipplav. Durinir graveyard he l»ed (o ha been the Old f«tr ftfiwl, a lam and 3863 and 1864 there were S4,777 of them scared to death by a white calf that was valuable lot ofPenoBai

the State, and of all these only 3.200 there.' It appears that the calf had pass-1 of Horses. Cattle, had shame enough to go and bury their heads in the battle's fiery flood at the front. The remainder, having fur-

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of the New York

Evening Pott says he was once weatherbound on a railroad in Canada along with a party of British pfficers who were in the province on the Trent business. The correspondent worea pair of checked trousers, which the chief Britisher pro-

Tomb, the bene6ciary,

years, Julia Ann, wulow of ^ra^l Put

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Madame Juabkz,

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his second wifei One of his

l.oht "A 18tep c|aughters married De Witt Clinton and another was the wife of his brother,

.The lady who died re eboro' Was Mr. Osgood"

i1®* I youngest daughter.

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is said that forty-four ,meD, ten wo men and twenty six children were killed outright, and one hundred and seven men, seventyHwo women an^ twenty-nine

HorsTord wha"t ailed^Ag'assiz. His'answer I chUdren wounded J»y .th.e bombardment of was, 'I don't know^" AnA just here I Paris. When ilie armistice came the

deaths from sickness averaged .six hnn dried daily. Tbe.laqt jsortie cost the French nine thousahd men.: .Tif 3 "'ii'. •—"~TT

wife of the Mexican

President, was .buried on January S^from tKo P«nt*nn nf fiaii T^AfnanilA TTaaa* fn.

Italian_Miniaters, {.Secretaries of $tate Lerdo, fiomero, Mejia, and Balapd.

But few branches of: business-fehow such progress and growth as the hide business of Boston. A- few days agot three vessels were at one time at Lewis wharf from Bio Qrande with foil cargoes A short time ago, not a cargo of hides from Braxil was received at that port.

ketrofolitaw

and Belindas, may be christened

,ho«,ie8 h? oflerin?«° bu7 th«

pressed ... -I the 10,000 martyred virgins in tbe Church ing in mioh ft vicinity &t ®"cn an hour of tTmhU /a„ »l.

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dead was all 'played out.' Bnt she was not at all easy in mind. She was evi- A

This would seem to preclude the he saw her fly ing_toward town, and he has 1 not seen her since. After wondering I A YotTNa man named McArthur sat a moment he felt the

datap touch down in a Richmond {Va.) restaurant, on

on the back of the head. He looked )jondav, and when tha: waiter returned around and saw something white. He 1 with his order, he found'McArth'ir with

too, thought he saw a ghost, and, if ehe his head leaning over the table, dead, flew, he locomotived it at a much higher

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bones of

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Ursula, for the purpose of found-

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Philadelphia

dently more afraid of tne attentions of paying their board bills, our lady teach the dead than she was of the living, when era have $36 a year to dress wish._ They

paper say*: "After

agnpond to he a ease of heart di

PUBLIC SALE.

xi appram *"7-TTVfTr11 Ftrnini Implouciti, 6&y and dousahold onpie liponthe cheeky ^^Rirj i^,rnitnre to be sold *Unout rsserva. had licked the hack of the head {. Tcaas iv 8» i: Suns^of *10 andstader

ed his and then of the yotnig Wan easbi oa'all sniH: over ftO, a credit of niae month* will be sivpn. ou.note beanng inter-

We hope all young

Dished substitutes or commuted, now want girls who are thou imprudent may meet a wlA amwfnved "tfeeirlti.7 theix money bsck. calf to frighten them home."

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Twill offer for sale at P«Mi« Auotioa thsaMdayjif Pebruary.U t•* justnorthf

ersonai I'roiirty, rasi*tiar Hon. Milk Cow*. Wagons.

f«b7-w3t-daB.21.29,23 ABRAHAM ELLIS.

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OF rtAWEB A5» !SH rABLG «BOSk" AITD StMMEB PLOWERf Ntf BULBS,

WiUberiadyfor maiiiu br^he middle,ff Jsnaary. npt#lA»t*ndtox onr «r*at lom.n 1»«. ki.\ by tre, whien

muiuier. 1870. lt sritt be printed en ateoit stesant a«w tinted paper,- stad illoitrated with nearly •. riVSBJfD»raOW«UIAI.KK«B4T*®N And two »nety sxs*»ted-Colored Platss— specimens'for a!L of .which were grown by onrselveathe past-season from oar own st6ek of Seed* In tbS o«i(flna lty7e*soOtloh»nd -extentetthe en«r»vings itirnnlikeand fenii.jtento^anBriu^to .^ny. other Catalosae or

TOe^oSfflejW»7.i«lI *WttslRt^^ef II* Phces, and as soon tk puhlished will be sent frts to all wfao.orderefC Serfs/torn us by mail the la^t season To others a chat*® of 15 oents iiercday wiMbe msde,which is notthe valae of the .€olctred Klates ?W« asin^e oar friends thatHne, ^dttoemMtjjws offe* torpivchisers 6f sJUd8, ajif tdi suaiity aad ezient of Stock. Dhoeanis Mil' ret*Mift*i aN MsnqiaslMl flease send Lorder* for Cataiocaes^ withoat -^otTB eoUMtKD emtaaort*'!**1 'Will be rea'ty to send' odt in Ssiinary. Thi Cbromo will represent Forty-two Varietiet of tko*y**itk. piower^ of eiica-to nuipe ii.the

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OOKPAVT.

About 1311.000 Aeres tke VtaeM ranalac aad fiNilaf Lsad ta tho Caitcd Statrs, far safest low, price* and on -very easy terms tbas. enabunc ab iadnstribns min with small capital to pay for his land with moie? **roi»d from, it

Missouri is not'too far. We«t to be at iriit distance from markets: ib ftailr. ad fatuities are great and concanMy increasing the climate is splendid and *ood crops are,almost a oertainty while the nnmerous thriyinc towns and cities springing up on every nana attest beyond doubt that the light of slavery has been effectually disfipataa. and.that Rastern men and Eastern capital are doing their perfect work-

Our Lands Defy Competition.

Send for foil descriptive Circulars and Seetiohal Maps, enclosing 30 eenti, and stating

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IQAfi PETIR'TMirdn.l lo 3D PULMONARY BALSAM.'

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prepared to furnish all «la«M with constant iplojment at home.' the whole of the ttoie .. for' the ftpare moments. Business ne#'t lightt a'hd'profitable-: Persons of either Sex easily earn from duo to S- per evening, and proportional sum hy ,deyoting their -whole time to the business, Boys and girls earn noarly as tnueh as men That all. who see this notice may' send their address, and test the business, we make the unparalleled offer: To sttch asare not w.fell satisfied, we will I send $1! to pay for tbe ^trouble of writing. Full partieulars, a valuable samvlf, which do tQ Conimence w^rk on,, and a oony oT I one or the

will (fo tooommence work on,, ana Ihe PeopU't LiUrarb Companion—o largeft And best family newspaj

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organ of Jenkinsnm

solemnly announces that the fashionable name for voting ladies this year ia to be Lily or Lillie so that all Elitabeths, Elizas, Lucys, Lydias, and even Jerri-

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Commissioa. to Sell imr new and wonderful inventions Address M. WAGNER CO., B(arsh*U.Mieh.i U'

SALARY PBII WEEK

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CHRISTIAN COLLEGE, Merom, Sullivan County, Ind

HE SPRING TERM OF THIS ATTRACTive and flourishing Institution will commenae l\ March 88d, 18M, At 10 o'clock a.

m.,and

COURSES OF-STVpt^

tt onr Cattalogttfr an^ ptvalfrs.

The neeessary expense of obtaining ailed ucation at Merom does hbt exceed twe hundred dollars a year.

TUITION.

a the Aeademio Departm't $0 00 per term *n the Classieal Department... 8 00 tbe ScRmtiBc Department-. 8 06 ranh Dep't. I Mdat»ls.„ .2 00 lastrnetijin on triano. eairs.-10 00 Use.of Piano,, one boor a day, extra —,— ft)0 Instruction ia Voieal Musio. gralis:' i,

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IsthlidiM aad geatlemfati wiH flnd go«d hoaHii«, wUh i)iraUked rMnt.ia private

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The old standard remedy for Coughi, Colds,

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DRPILATORT P0WnEBr— Re.-

uoves superilaong hair ia^ve jatmtte*. wxhjnt iniury to the ikin. Sent by mail for $1,25. ':^UPH*M»S ASTH5IA CURE Believes most violent paroxysms in fot «/i-

effects speedy cure. Price f2 by

'mail' w--! THE JAPANESE HAIR STAIN-)!: 'Colors the'whiskers and hair a beantifal ia.

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'o.eents by mail.. Address 721 Jayne street, Philadelphia, Sold by all Drug-

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Agents! Read This!

UTE WILIi PAX.WMEHTS A 8ALA*T OF $10 v* per week and expenses, or allow

ma-. 3 tniimtr

Augutfta. Maine.

SELIiTtEES.

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and ex-1 jur new

P"nses, paid'Agents, to sell eur new iful d|soovenes.

and uc_e._. Co., MarshallrHlch.

Address R. Swssr A

now miwi!

ThtMarritd indict Private Companion tains the desired information. Ssnfrfresjor wo stamps*r Address Mas» H. UGIZEK, lanoVer, Pa.

A TOID CAI1K«.-A victim of early i*discretion, eansing nervous debility, premature decay, Ae.. having-tried in vain eve-1 ry advertised remedy, has a simple means of I self-rure, whieh he will send free te his fel-low-sufferers- Address J. H. TUTILE, 78 Nassaujt. New York.

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HAWLS,

ccoAxuros,

BLANXBTSr

will oonfinti twelve

weeks. Classes will be formed ia ii ORTHOGRAPHY,

READIIfO.

HEAVY MUSLINS,

DABKC4LICO,

DBSSS GOODS,

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GEOGRAPHY. ARITHMETIC --II AndGBAMKAft.

The ^riotff Wrahch'Ss' of Matbeniaties, the Natural Sciences. Latin, Greek,, ftreaeh. Germ -n-ali the higher br&nchMof A-full and thorounh College Course—Will be tatight as laid down in the

FLEECED HOSE,

Most go

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MUX A AlINOLO.

(PERSONA LITY

-I ifffd-

OPPOStTJOS

That makes Hers Arnold's trade Increase daily. Ni goods, loir prices, fair dealings and kind treatment are oar means of gaining patrons.

DRY COODS.

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GLOVES,

FLANNfiLS, &ol,

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-vii'i jr 5 01 Cm

'£3

TUELLf RIPLEY & DEMIKQ'S

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We will oarry over no Winter Stock. We haTatmade 11 thefproAt we contemplate on Heavy Goods, an" now oomes the clearance. It has commenced.

TUELL, RIPLEY & DEMliV(

lift ^Garner Mainl and Fifh

Now

FULL

t«i '+r*u

GOODS/

1 -n fc

TO CLEAR THE WAY FOR SPRING STOCK.

We are forcing sales to make

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XL OXiH-AuliT SWEEP!

Whatever others may ad' vertise, a comparison will show ours to be the lowest in the market.

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JOHlf S. JORDAN, ,f D. C. GREINER,

Low fash Rates.

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jan21-deod3m

CLOTH mo.

KMO¥AL.

S. Frank has Removed

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HIS

CLOTHING STORE

p-fufe-

Corner Main and Fourth Streets,',

-.. (The Boom lately occapledby Warren, Uoberg A Co.X(!

H&Ting on hand a large stock of

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•jjS'-.-#

WINTER GOODS

„, ,,r I propose to close them out

WITH OUT REGARD TO CO#^ To make room for an

Extensive Stock of Spring Goods

OPERA HOUSE CORNER,

Offer large inducements to 61ose out their Winter Stock

ELEGANT DRESS GOODS, SHAWLS, CLOAKS,"'

.... .ii

Filrs, Velvet^, Velveteens,

OLOAKI IsTO- S 5c O.,

Have all been reduced.

is the time to

BUY 1HESEGOODS AT A BAH® 11

Come early for the best selections ^,'7'u

,) Ui S•' i,:- *lt «a «$u3farTo9SMH

LINES OF DOMESTIC GOODS'.!

At prices as low as the ioweit.

WARREN, HOBERG & CO.,

GREAT HEADQUARTERS FOR Over a Hon1"' Block, Corner Boom.

-INSURANCE COMPANY.

Anchor Life Ins. Comp'y

Manufiaeturera of

ITS BROIDWAY, ITSW lOBK.

Galvanized Iran Comtce', Window Caps, Guttering, tc., Tin and Slate Roofing'

A 8ELECT STOCK OF

Tin, Copper and Sheet Ironware

JOBBHTG Im Ttn, State, Zim amd Skeei Iron Work,

Warm Air Furnaces and Ranges. NO. 181 MAIN STREET, TEBBE HAUTE. IND. ys-i*

TAILORING.

N.w Tailoring Est.blisfcment!

a Lli AT

CHISWELL A HDBER'S

A*U BATRTnUB

Old Clothing Scoured and Repaired-

gOUTUBA^T CORNRR FTFTH AND MAIN

(aboTC Donnelly's Drac Store vt ML.K"W work made to order. f»b7-d2ra

EDMUND C. FISHER, President, rf

Absolute Security $204 72 for every $100 of Liability*

(New York Insurance Report, 18"0. p. XVI.).iVt,t

r' f.f -*j.. •. in «iti a ,v.

Ini-estir its money at each Aeency under direction of Loeal

Boards of Trustees.

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TEBRJE HAUTE LOCAL ndTA1tlb':[

OP, OOOKERLY, Fraaident S.J. TOUHO, sled. Examiner D. W. VOOBHfcES, SAMUEL STOKE, W.E. HUNTER, 8. B. HBNDERSON. PHILIP 80BL0SS, T.H RID

A. C. MATTOX, ZIOUIS SBBBIIIIGBHTI ^DANIEL MILLER,

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CHAS. WITTENBERG, A. B. POUTS,

J. B. EDMUNDS, GEORGE SANKEY,

PBED A. BOSS.

All Policies and Dividends non-Forfeitable. ... No Restriction on Besidencf* or Travels Entire Profits Divided among Policy Holders.

TIN AND IRON WARE.I MOORE & HAGGERTY,

Partieular attention paid ta '%v

Thirty Days srace. Definite Cash Surrender guaranteed.

F+er r" ate *!«..'-ydiaj i.'f

BAKERY

CARD. ft

Confectionei & Bakery.

Havinv refitted th. Confectionery and bakery formerly kept by Meat re. MieiNB 4C«, No. 16 North Fourth atreet, and en«a«el the services of -Mr. "^..Bon, 1 am ne|WMWwl to famish orders of any kind /er, .Wadding*,.' I Par ie». FeitiTalf, Ac., in onr linee' we h«r# I also anew a»d aeieoted atoek ml tllululi

Candies, Nut*. £«.. at the lowest feoasibla prices. We ask a hare of the public fltftt'

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3. FRANK,

Corner Main udToortk

DRY GOODS.

BA.RGAIN8!

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WARREN, H0BERG CO.,

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DRY GOODS,

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PRESTON HU3SSY, Tmuar^

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AIRAW "io

ml ir.a*' •'eaiuifes & n) ,\t far*

B. Fresh Milk at all timet. w- We T-r fn d^e2°'"?ni

lOM' W^W

'fi Worth Fourth street.

LICCNtr

A PPLICAT'ON FOR MCBNS*.—The J\ ders'irned hereby yives nntiee that hw will a ply *o the County Commiseionera at their resular setsion in *fareh, 1STK fcr license to sell spirituoua and intoxieatjar liqnors in less quantities than aquart at a time for the space of one rear. 1 Tha premises on which said liquors are to he aold are located at the corner of Twelfth atreetand

Application

forLicRNSKj-The^n-

dersicned hereby ttTves notice that he

license to sell sptrirnoni and Intoaieatinr

liquor* in less quantities thaa a time for th. spaee o\ one year

at*,

premiM

ises on whieh**aid Jiquors'are to beaol^ «re« located *t No. II.South Fifth street, jn Haute. Viiro county. Indiana/ an28-w3w J. SCHAUBLTN CO.