Daily Wabash Express, Volume 21, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 30 May 1871 — Page 4

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THE DAILY EXPRESS.

TEBRE-HAUTE, I3VX.

Tuesday Horning, May 80,1871.

RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

TEREK HIBT* INDTASAPOTIS B.

Arrive

l^sT*. New York Expreas...5:M A. M. 4:00?.u Lightning Express -10 20 p. II,

1 To tnd'nBE"o^ ST. 1,01718.V»WDAI.IA TERRS KAUTK B. B. e.'re ...Pacific Express...........12 30 A, p* FAST Line.................. 3:50 P. V. 4:00

P. w-St. L. A Cairo Express..lO :15

IJfDIAXA«*0M8 ST. LOUTS B. B.

Arrive from Ea*U Dr^nrtfor

Wert.

6-SoA.if Fa»t Tlxpresa B:35 A. N. 10:55 A. Tav Express _.10:58 A. 10:38P Night Express 10:41P.M. 4 :15 p. Mattoon Aceo'md'n 4:26 P. H. froti the Wert. fnr&e Eaet, 4.26 p. if Day Expre's 4:30 p. 2:45 A. LightningExpress...12:40 A.M. 2fl:35 A. Night Express fi:45 4. M. 10:15 A. Mattoon Acco'md'n 12:3" p.

BVAKSTTLLIC CRAWPORDSVrt.LZ B. B. a»« Arrive P:25a\v Express

12:l»p-JI

3-55 p. Mail 3:53 P.M. WCigriM.* KOTWKIOW. Leavf. 4 :30 p. Mail

RVAKSY".!.*. TK»BK *UTIf OHICAOO B. BAmie.

POSTOFFICE DIRECTORY OATLY MAILS. OP* KS °9™S»» ..

East Through ...7:30 and 12 :W a. .... do do 5:00p.m

q-00o'm.'.'.'.'. Wav 5:00 p. q*0Op' m... Cincinnati AWashinsrton 7:30 a. a n! 5:00 p.

St. Louisand West

ifl.^n a. via. Alton Railroad-... 5:00p 1:00 p. ra via. Vandalia R. 5:00 p. 3 -30 p. ra Evansville and way S :00 p. fl COp.m Through 7:30 a. 4.00 ». Rockville and way 12:0« a 3:35 p. ro-E. T. II. AC.R. R. way..l2:00a.

SSUI-WIBELT MAILS.

iJraysville via. Prairieton, Prairie Creek and Turman's Creek— Hoses Mondays and Thursdays at 9 p. Opens Mondays and Thursdays at 6 p. Nelson—Closes Tuesdays!: Saturdays at lla.m

Opens Tuesdays Saturdays at 10 a. WKKKLT MAILS. Jasonville via. Riley. Cookerly, Lew» ponee and Howeaville—CIOSM" Fridays at 9 p.

Opens Fridays at 4 p.

Ashboro via. Christy's Prairie— Closes Saturdays at 9 p. Opens Saturdays at 3 p. All mails closes on Sunday's at 6 p.

Office opens during the week for sale or Stamps Money Order business. See., from 7 30 a.m. to 7 p.m.

On Sundays in en from 8 a. m. te9a. m. ca.'?,n" wvr'&iS"i.»

The City and Vicinity.

DECORATION DAY! CIRCUS next Friday. St,

The rain yesterday^ evening—wasn't it lovely? THE City Council meets in regular ses

sion to-night.

WARM WORK—Dancing to Breinig's music last night. Lu HAOER is going fishing, up on Lake Superior, next week.

SACRED be this day on which a nation bends the knee of grief. THE Postoffice will be closed .from 1 o'clock to 5 o'clock this P. M.

JUDGE LONG takes the "new departure," but Clerk Hollinger doesn't.

COL. THOMPSON will deliver ihe address at the Early Grove this afternoon.

WE hear complaints in regard to ihe entrances to the CourtJ House square being closed.

LET all business be suspended this afternoon for the few hours, asked by the Decoration Committee.

THE price of strawberries went down to fifteen cents a quart yesterday. The fruit lost much of its greenback flavor.

MAYOR THOMAS issues a proclamation requesting that all business houses be closed this afternoou from two to five o'clock.

HOME AOAIH.—Will S. Ryce, of the Buckeye, and S. R. Baker, of the P. O. Lobby, returned from the East yesterday morning.

COUNCILMAN REESE since he got into office has commenced the erection of a handsome cottage on the corner of Eighth and Walnut streets.

MARY COE writes us a note to the effect that her house is not a "bagnio." We hope that the truth of the same she can clearly maintain.

THE German Catholics enjoyed a very quiet and pleasant picnic at the Early Grove yesterday, until the rain broke into the programme.

BRINO FLOWERS.—We are requested to ask all who will contribute flowers for decoration purposes to send the same to the Opera House this morning.

CANED.—City Engineer Strout received a present of a valuable cane yesterday but his exceeding modesty would not per mit him to tell where it came from.

BAD SPELL.—A saloon, the farthest out on Main street, is christened—so the sign reads—"The Last Schanec,"denoting "the last chance" to get a drink of lager bier.

THE Indianapolis Journal mentions that the Emmit Guards cleared $700 on their excursion to this city, and adds that "they also cleared Terre Haute, whatever that may mean.

COL. JESSE I. ALEXANDER was stricken with paralysis last evening. We were unable to learn his condition at the time of going to press, but it was reported as critical.

MESSRS. WARREN, HOBERO & Co. have arranged their show window with great taste, in commemoration of decora tion day, and it will doubtless be admired by such citizens as may observe it to-day

THE Singer Sewing Machine office has been removed to No. 76 Main street, op posite Ryce's Carpet Hall, where a commodious room has been fitted up in fine style especially for this business.

COMPETITION in the ice trade is getting interesting, and quite beneficial to consumers. The Terre Haute Ice Company announce a reduction from one dollar to twenty-five cents a hundred pounds.

THE storm yesterday evening was very severe to the Bouth of the city. At Greenwood school house, while the Principal, Mr. Doring, was in the act of lowering a window in the north vestibule, the sash and pane were blown in upon him, causing a very bad fracture of the ankle, and other contusions.

THE HONEY BEE.r..

BY T. HDLHA«.

R-ad Wore the Terre Haute Hortieultaral Society,

MR. PRESIDENT: A colony of bees consists of three different members—the queen, drones or male bee, and the workers. The queen lays all the eggs, from 100 to 3,000 a day, according to the size of the colony, the stores on hand apdin the field, temperature, &c. She rests generally from October till January. There is but one queen in a colony. 8he lives about five years, but becomes almost worthless after her third year, laying mostly drone eggs, and shoald be replaced by a young queen after her two or three years. Of drones there about 800 to a colony. Black drones lire from May till August, Italians till October. They are killed by the workers. The latter are undeveloped feminines, about .fifty thousand to a colony. The queen' when fire days old leaves the hive and makes of with a drone in high air only once for her life time, in two days after she commences laying, never leaves the hive any more except to lead off a swarm.

When not fertilized she also lays. eggs, but drone eggs only. A worker also can lav drone eggs. This not unfrequently takes place, but such colony however strong will perish, unless provided with a queen. The bees know a fertilized queen from a virgin the instant you give her to them, and do but reluctantly accept the latter. Many such discoveries havebeen made under the introduction of the Italian bees. In two or three months after an Italian queen is introduced, the colony is wholly Italian the blackbeesare gone and three hundred yellow ones have taken their place. An Italian queen fertilized by a black drone is worth leas tonne other pure queens from, while her drone progeny is as good as from a pure queen. An egg hatches in fifty hours, is capped over on th$ seventh day. Queens hatch on the 17th, workers on the 22d, and drones on the 25th day. The young worker before flying out do the housework, cleaning and taking charge of the young ones. Italians are better workers breed faster and are more gentle. The Hybreds are crosser than the black ones, but excellent workers, To be useful in baek* it wants a wire with moveable combs next a honey machine. The latter is centrifugal apparatus, that throws the honey out of the comb, the comb is then given back to the bees. This way a col ony can make 100 ponnds a year, the .honey is nice and clear, and if it is nee essary should be headed up to keep after heating, it can be eaten with impunity by dyspeptics, or persons who are troubled: with weak stomachs. When this ma chine honey is fairly introduced, ihe pried will come down, and more honey used instead of other sweets. This would be a great benefit to the country, as yearly the United States import seventy-fire millions of dollars worth from the West India Islands of inasperjent sweets, ne* glecting to take care of what is in abundance at home.

But I am afraid I intrude on your patrons, and will conclude with the assertion that bee keeping has well kept pace with the modern improvements of the age.

STABBED.—On Sunday evening, near the corner of Fifth and Locust streets, as a party was returning from the pic nic, a drunken row occured, in which Joe Davis, a former bar tender at the Academy of Music, drew a knife, and with deadly purpose aimed it directly at the breast of Jack Kennedy. Fortunately another of the party arrested the blow, at the expense of having his fingers bad-ly-cut, and the knife took effect upon the back of Kennedy's shoulder, inflicting a severe but not dangerous wound. No arrest had been made up to last evening^

WE understand that the ladies of St.' Stephen's Church propose to give asocial entertainment, or rather fete, in the grove at the residence of Mr. George C. Duy, on Friday afternoon of this week. The de tails are not fully arranged, but we have no doubt the affair will be in every way enjoyable. Further notice will be given in to-morrow's paper.

THE Joe Emmet party played at Jack sonville last night, and find that by recent changes in the running of trains, they cannot reach this city in time to play to night, consequently the two perform' ances will be given on Wednesday and Thursday evenings. The postponement, of course, will cause little or no incon venience to our people.

MAYOR'S COURT.—Yesterday morning Nick Goodman, Samuel Garvin and another boy, named Bush, were arraign ed for bathing in the river during the hours of daylight. Fines were assessed and failing to pay, they were committed to the Station House.

LEO. D. SIRRONIA, the popular Terre Haute House barber, has succeeded in getting a first class artist to assist him and is now ready togrve prompt attention to all his patrons.

MONUMENT TO COL. SHERIDAN READ,—The Paris, Ills..

Beacon

says

monument has been erected in the Cem etry of that place to the memory of Col Sheridan P. Read. The

Beacon

adds:

It consists of a beautiful plain marble shaft, resting on a die of the same mate rial, the die resting on a stone pedestal.

The whole is about 9 feet 8 inches in bight. On the west face of the die is a raised shield, surrounded by cross sabres. Upon the Shield is the inscription—

SHERIDAN P. READ, COL. 79TH REO. ILLS. VOL'S, KILLED At the battle of Stone River,

Dec. 31,1862. AO ED S3 YEARS.

PETERS' MUSICAL MONTHLY for June contains a beautiful selection of new music. We give below the contents—any single piece being worth as much as Mr, Peters asks for the entire lot: "Genevieve.'| Scotch Song and Chorus, by Hays.—"Little Voices Heard no More." Song and Chorus, by Persley— "Must I leave thee, Mother dear?" Song, by Halevy.—"Dawn of Love." A beautiful German song, by Holzel—"I'm my Daddy's only Son." Dance Song.—"Lily Bell." Quartet.—"Tis the First Rose it Summer." Quartet.— "Forget-me-Not." Quartet.—"Oh! Holy, Holy Lord."— "Saviour who thy FIOCKS art tending."— "Soldiers of Christ arise."—"My Faith looks up to Thee."—"Red Bird Walta."— 'Chicago Quickstep."—"Rippling Brook Polka."—and "The Chasse. Hunting Rondo, by Tonel.

Piano Polish.—W. H. Paige & Co are just in receipt of Benham Bro's. Excelsior Piano Polish, an excellent preparation for bringing oat the brilliancy of varnish, restoring old furniture to its original lustre, removing dark qpots, stains and dimness from all varnished substances. Only fifty cents a bottle.

Preelamatloa by Ihe Major. WHEREAS, The 30th day of May has been declared by the.- Cooflresa of tht United States, a'Kitlonil Day, to lie obi served in comemoration of the fallen soldiers of the late war, and as it ia the general desire for all citizens to take part in the decoration oereaontet ghd do honor to those who fell in their country's de feme.—

Now, therefore, I, Alexander Thomas, Mayor of the city of Terre Haute, do respectfully request that all business houses in the city be' closed on aaid day, between the hours of 2 and 5 o'clock P.M.

Given under my hand and seal t|$B 29th day of May, 1871. A. THOMAS, Mayor.

The Finest Yet.—The Mnsic generally, andparticularly those ItfMj an eye to the purchase an Instrument will find it to their gig est to take a look at the stock of Tsirti ments now on exhibition at the Palace of Music, consisting of plain Squares, Square Grasds, full Grand aad-Upetghtj* Pianos, comprising an a^ortmtttwhich for excellence and largest variety has no equal in this State. Purchasing: a large number of Instruments at a. time, thus securing extra discounts, having no rent to pay, also the additional great raving in not having to hire a Piano tuner, eat bles me toaell on terms which are simply below competition of any other Music honMhere or in the State in proof of which I direct attention to my list of sales extending from here to the Ohio, the Mississippi aind the Lakes.

For the best bargains always go to headquarters. KISSNER'S PALACE OF MUSIC, 1:1 Terre Haute, uul

Through the Scarcity of Lonsdales in tfceNew "Yorlf insrk« we hiVeWiiOilt of all on hattfe ainffftr -the present will therefore have to take orders for these goods to be dfelivtired asaoon as'they ar rive. We still have "Hills," ^'Dwights" and "Amoskeag A" on hand, all of which are of the same cost and quality as Lonsdale. Remember none of these makes can be bought of the high priced stores for less than 16 to 18 cents.

FOSTKB BROTHERS

The Horticultural Society will meet at the residence of Hon. R. W. Thompson, Spring Hill, Thursday, June 1st, at 10 o'clock A. H.

JAMES A. MODESITT, Sec'y.

Redaction in lee.—The Terre Haute Ice Company will furnish Ice at TWENT-FIVE CENTS a hnndred. in large quantities. 30-6t.

The Glacier Soda Water apparatus at the P. O. Lobby is undergoing repairs and no soda water will be dispensed

tot

few days. Look for something new and nice about Thursday. S. B. BAKKst A Co*

For Bargains—Try Cook Davis, general dealers in Drugs, White Lead Oils, Window Glass, Varnishes and' all kinds of Paints, Ohio street, between 3d and 4th,

Has Arrived.—The Knabe full Con cert Grand Piano, has arrived. By kind permission of its purchaser, this instru ment will been exhibition for a few days at my Wareroom.

The Musical public generally are cor diaUy invited to call and inspect, and also try this the first Grand Piano yet brought to this city. L. KISSNER, 2t. Of the Palace of Music,

ORDER OF PROCESSION FOB DECORATION DAY.—The procession will form at 2 o'clock, at the corner of Seventh and Main streets, undir the direction of the Marshals, in the following order:

Chaplain, President and'Speaker Young Ladies with Flowers. Band. Jtmr

Odd Fellows. -1! 'German Turners. Jin

Citizen Soldiers, Other Organizations. Citizens on Foot.

Fire Department. Citizens generally.

The procession will move down Main to Fifth, and up Fifth to the Grove, where the exercises will be held. After which, under the direction of the proper committees, the flowers will be distributed.

Lecture on the Social Evil.—By special request Miss Ballou will deliver a lecture on Tuesday evening next on the Social Evil, its cause, effect and cure. Admission 25 cents. Those who have attended the lectured of Miss Bal lou at Pence's Hall will bear testimony to the ability of the speaker. Those who have not heard her will do well to attend,

New Styles in Bonnets and Hats, in immense quantities, now at S. L.STRAUS

A Good Assortment of new Cheviots, and fine Batese Coating for summer suits, just received and made up in the best style, at BANNISTER'S. 27-6t

Riddle for Ladies B&ws. Mohair and Linen Dusters, just open ig at BANNISTER'S. Real French, German and Domestic Corsets, in large variety and at the lowest prices, at S. L. STRAUS,149 Main street

Riddle for all kinds of Fans. Hosiery, Lace and Linen Collars and CnJfe, Handkerchiefs from 5 cents to $15, Guipure Laces, Embroideries, and a thousand and one things more, at the RED BAZAAR.

Riddle for Ladies Driving Gloves. Brown Linen Salts, just received at BANVUTER'S.

The Largest Stock of Ribbons in gros grain, boiled and common, in the State, at S. L. STRAUS.

Riddle for corsets. White Linen Duck Suits, just received at BANNISTER'S.

Riddle for Cheniel Ties. Riddle sells cheap.

New Styles of Hats and Caps Arriving every day at ATES', the Hatter, 145 Main street.

New Parasols at Here & Arnold's. Ladles and Childrens Snmmer Hats at Hers A Arnold's.

The Person who said that Us never uttered a lie, always spoke his nose—Ladies' Lace Gaiters only$l 25 at Reibold's.

New Kid Gloves at Hers & Arnold's. lee Creams.—W. A. Sheap, opposite the Postoffice, has fitted up an elegant ice cream saloon, and will be happy to serve up'thi^la^nr all his old an

WH»vvHj

——rrv

li^lu^nry, in the bestatyle, Jo andn£w«rieKls.

Spring Style.—Just arrived a new lot of Hats and Caps at Yates', the Hatter, 145 Main street.

Embroideries for the Million at Herz A Arnold's.

Removed.—Dr. A. H. Depuy, M. D., has removed his office to rooms over Baur's new drug store, corner Seventh and Main streets, opposite the Terre Haute House Office hours from 9 to 12 A. if., and from IS to 4 P. M. Residence third house south jpt corner Chestnut and Ninth streets, west side. 16-2w

New Potatoes at R. W. Rippetoe's. fa&nsat gQ,,

ket House. sir

Call and get a pound of fresh roasted Coffee at Strong's to try. 10—tf Rrass Alphabets.

J. R. FOOTE, NO. 139, Main street.

Redaction In Priees at Hera & Arnsld's. Some goods have to be sold, no matter what they bring.

Stencil Brushes, ,- J. R. FOOTE, NO. 139, Main street. New Embroideries for the million at Hers & Arnold's, Opera House Bazaar.

Stencil Dies, J. R. FOOTE, NO. 139, Main street.

A large stock of new Ribbons at Here & Arnold's. Stencil Ink,

J. R. FOOTE, No. 139, Main street. The finest^ ^jlalk JfWel^y h/thtf-cf ty at Here & Arnold's.

The Cheapest Place on the Globe to buy your Boots and Shoes is at Reibold's. Ladies' Congress Gaiters only $1,

The Silk finished Chignons at Here & Arnold's. For Corsets—HEBZ & ARNOLD, I

Maple Syrnp at Turner & Buntin's, corner of Seventh and Main streets. Beautiful Riddle's.

Gold Band

New Chignons thre

Herz & Aj^old^. strgjL

as well as any other kind of white trim- |. W

Sadies and' OentlemMi, bay j#nr Boots and "Shoes

spectacles wili

HERZ& ARNOLD.

Bracelets at 13d6t

Kid Button or Lace, at Frank Crawford's 98 Main street.

day, at Frank Crawford's, 98 Main street. I office.

There is no better watch in the mar

ket than the| Humbert", watch. They I

at Reibold's. You can

'save from 25 to 50 cents on a pair 70 MaMi street, betwpen Second and Third.

Herz & Arnold's Hoop Skirt Factory and Fancy store has been removed to the

Opera House.

Breakfast Bacon, something extra nice, at Rippetoe's.

Canted Fruit of all kinds can be fonnd at R. W. Rippetoe's. For Jet Jewelry—HERZ & ARNOLD.

A One lot of Fans at Herz & Arnold's

paj.,,. I i—

Lorne, Polar, Pearl, Oriental, Silver Palace, are the the latest Hats arrived at YATES', the Hatter.

Coffee roasted daily at

10—tf.

a 33 187 Main street.

For Kid Gloves—HERZ & ARNOLD

A Fall Invoice of Men's, Women's and Children's Rubber Goods, at Frank Crawford's, 98 Main street.

Hoop Skirts—Herz & Arnold.

Delicions ice Cream at Sheap's new I 1?0R SALE—One Mare 5 years old for •, J. or on time. T. jlULMAN. saloon, opposite the Postoffice. tf. 27-4t Near ProviAnce Hospi

Ladies' Gauze Under Tests at Herz I A Arnold, 3

Freak Fish.—Fresh Lake and Trout Fish on Wednesdays and Fridays, at Turner & Buntin's, corner of Seventh and Main streets^

portion. 4o-ii.

Prepared only by Dr. B. C. Perry, Der- I atologist, 49 Bond Street, New Sold by

Perr^8^°med0n#

GGY COOPS. DUY GOODS.

73 MAIN St.

NEAR COURT HOUSE SQUARE.

Meat Shop.—JOE ROPP has removed his meat shop to the brick building, one door

weBt

of his former stand, where he has

door west oinis nrmer nana, w_Willhold

fitted up

N*RftlED.

months. It

Children S every-day cop-tip shoes, Painting er Oil Finishing can nave the same and fine Shoes for Sunday, or any other I ^W.0smfebSlepot,

run more accurately and with less trouble elusive right to sell at the School picnic, to tlrnn unv nth#r nf cnrrmnnnriinir nrice I

and THE watch to buy. In gold and sil

man any otner or corresponuing P™*- be left with the Janitor of the Normal School Stylish in appearance, convenient size I upto 7 p. M. on Tuesday the 30th. .-I I

•er cases. VV in orcoramis-

The best stock of Ffns in the city at

LOST—Afinder

and

pMohair

HUBBARD—STOLL—At the residence of vi .i" f, TV. the bride's mother. May 29th, by Rev- T. R.

LOST.

LOST—POCKETthe

solid gold chased sleeve button,

which will please leave at this office. 29-2t

.pWANTEP^

^vJIL |f ajA AjftU-To exchange J500 cash for ns Boots—trench I TV well socured note due in six to twel'

H. H. TEEL & CO

New Goods at Herz & Arnold's One- I "W7ANTED—For one or two young gentle- I with the finest array of talent ever before «ew wvous, at nerz oc Arnoia s, vpe« VV men a furnished^ room in a private presented to the citizens ofT ra House Basaar.

men a furnished room in a private house (Americans) about fitteen minutes walk from Postoffice. State terms. Address J. So Postoffice Box 102. 29-3tH

XH ANTED—Sealed bids on. three Refresh-

v' ui I vv' ment Stands,! which shall have the ex-

held June 2d,at Early's Grove. Bids may

29"2t

Only of S B. FREEMAN,

F. V. BICHOWSKY, Prest.

ANTED—A good Business Man to travel

L-WANTED—A

161 Main street, near corner Sixth:'J Pleyment will be given. 27-tf

door southo£Walnutvws^«^e^ofPifth

r*r*r

tTTANTED-A GOOD GIRL-To do the cook- I ing, washing and ironing in small fami-

•.*,» TT„„ I ly. The highest wages will bo paid to a comming in endless variety at Herz & Ar- I petent person. Apply southeast corner 6% nold's. ,P»«e or.at Wright's Photograph Gallery, 105 Main street, (up stairs.) 25-tf

FOR RENT.

•pOK RENT—The new House just completed

FOB

the return of the horse. 29-tf

BOARDING.-Mrs.

Strong'S,^'

Don't forget to call atlG. L. Beigler pWR SALE—CARRIAGES A beautiful Reserved SeaU 75c -ii Germantown, finished in the best man- Gallery 35e JO. ior an ainas oi iresn vegetables, I ner, is convenient, desirable and very cheap. I evSeats can be secured at B. G. Cox fruits etc at wholesale or retail 5*tf Also, one second-hand Rockaway in first- Book Store on Friday morning at 9 o'clock

class order. Price only 1175. A. J. WELCH. Tuesif h-2t Walnut bet- 2d ana 3d.

FOR

SALE~-The business of a large boarding house, already established, also all the household furniture. Apply on the premises on Ohio street, second house from Seventh street, south side. 29-4t

FOR

Fifty boxes Oranges and Lemons just received and for sale to the trade by ™ow^ JOSEPH STRONG, 10—tf. ,187 Main street.

ment.

For Moth Patches, Freckles and I, Tb" oeation of the Store is as good as any tan, use Perry's Moth and Freckle Lotic«. 'VwUl sS o^asMems^if^PPlication The only reliable and harmless remedy I made immediately, or will trade for city for removing Brown Ti««ftlnrationa fr»m I property. Enqaire at my »*ow. oVSM I HSNvEKvUri« the skin. I aprM-dtf No. lU Main-ft. Terra Haute

matologist, 49 Bond Street, New* York. I ckttiacu'

DruggitU everywhere.

For Pimply Eruptions, Black I Blotched Disfiguration on the fac

NEW YORK STORE,

-i. i«

fresh, dried and smoked jmeats.^ His| i, o. O.F.—The members o£ the Terre e|tafl)|hinlnt i$a model of neitiAss aiiid I HanteLodce.No.51,1. O. O- F-, are hereby !Temjince, md possesses every facility requested to meet at thelr hall on Tuesday, keeping

assist

frtsh meats, dean, kpnee And] Mar 80th, at half past 1 o'clock P. M..for the sweet. Call and see his new quarters. purpose of participator in the ceremonies of decorating the Soldiers'. Graves, All tran

We Have Secured the Sole Agency I Sient Odd "Fellows are invited to attend with in this locality for the sale of LAZARUS I usi**# D. C. SOUTHARD, H.O. & MORRIS'-celebrated perfected Specta-1 B. F. ROYSE. R- S. cles and Eye Glasses they are very popular, and have been a special manufacture of the above firm for many years

satisfaction to those who favor us with a call. W. STATZ, 10-lm 91 Main St., bet. 4th & 5th.

Mr. HERZ, of the Firm of Here & Arnold, has returned from New York where he has bought and carefully selected an immense stock of Ladies' Fancy Goods, which are now arriving daily-

Our prices will always be satisfactory, and below those of our competitors. HEBZ& ARNOLD.

»i SE

Just received at the O N E I E I GOODS STORE, the following I very oheap goods

BO Linen and Lawn 8uita. 36 Handsome Laee Points. 1150 pieces While Marseilles. 100 dosen Cheap Hosiery.

SOCIETY MEETINGS. MA80HIC.—TIBBE HAUTK COUNCIL No. 8

one of the neatest establishments I in the city for the sale of all kinds of 7*o'clock.

stated Meetim this evening at

T'i q- My

I. O. •. —The Order bavins resolved to

These I attend the decoration exercises in a body

the'sight most bril- with recalia. an invitation is extended to

liantly, strengthen and preserve the eyes, udd'Fellows in general to join ns on that oeand are very easy and pleasant to wear. I casion. The Lodge* will m#et at their reWe solicit a call from those needing aids spective Halls at IX o'clock, and march to sight. Our full assortment in gold, I thence, to the corner of .Seventh and Jfain silver and steel frames, will enable us to I reporting to the Marshal of the day -at twe fit all conditions of the eye, and givegreat1

"mo

t,Dnwv

JAMBS D. BROWN, Sec'y. Fort Harrison Lodge,

AMUSEMENTS.

ECUS AND MENAGERIE

The Great Combination Show

THE EXCELSIOR

Austin. Dr. Charles M. Hubbard, of Springfield. Illinois, and Miss Lottie L. Stoll, of Terre Haute.

Circus Company

BOOK—On last Friday. I

somewhere in city, a calf-skin wallet containing $120 00 In bills and a silver ten cent piece. A reward of twenty dollars will bo given for its return to tbis office. 29-2t SHEPHERD BIVINS.

And late COL. C. T. AMES/^f^^

MEM16ERIE!

Will Exhibit at

.sli.

TEIRIRE HAUTE

twelve

•'1 For One Day Only

I Whites FRIDAY, JUNE 2d, 1871

leavin,r

0^er8the

-at

opposite Post-30-2t

Bion. To a suitable person permanent em-1 a a ,,

On Lot opp. Terre Hante House,

presented to the citizens of Terre Haute, and a fine

COLLECTION Of ANIMALS

From the late COL. C. T, AMES'

New Orleans Menagerie!

The Grand Parade will be made ot 10 A. M. •ion Cace drawn! by 40 Lions and Leopards

1JJO

h®ge8^

^^^breast

few boarders at-house fifth I loose in street!

—Doors open at 1 and 7 r. v.

cash

Hospital.

SALE-A STOCK OF LADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS.—The undersigned will

change in business, my entire stock of La-1 dies'Dress Trimmings, or trade it for good city property. Ju.LlUS 8CHAUBLIN. u24 Main Street, between Sth and 7th.

T7V3R SALE OR RENT—A new and conveI nient Dwelling on North Fifth street lot well set with bearing fruits, large and small. ]9-2t H.H. TEEL,

nient Dwelling on North Fifth street lot I set with bearing fruits, large and small. ,.-2t H.H. TEEL. Ohio St. (with Ramsey) opp. Mayor's Offlee.

iR SALE, TRADE OR RENT-The Stewirt House property. Apply to C. P. IY, Buntin House. 24-dtf

i—Arare ehance

N S S a a a iT stock of groceries at cost. The stock is I sand Dollars in an' old and well established 110:25 p. m. Fast Line 3:50 p.

Admission, 50c Children under 10 years

QPEBA HOUSE.

the foot of Strawberry" Hill for rent. I Inquire of W. :Ej JSENDRICH, over Prairie I City Bank. 25-dlw I Appearance of the famous young Character

RENT—Front office over the First National Bank.

FOR

RENT—Two-story Brick Residence and Business Room on Main street, one door east of McKeen 3c Paddock's Mill. Pos-

session will be given immediately. T. C. BUNTIN, 21-dtf Corner Main and Seventh streets.

STRAYED.

oprtnj have just received I QTRAYBD—From A* B. Font's a table, on I thtee acts, as performed for over SI* Hun-1 TM A If J&K} from New Ynrt (hp UiMt atvlaa I 'O Second street, a sorrel filly, three years I dred Nights, including Wallack's Theatre, I irom new lor* tne latest styles. Uhev- old, snip in the face one hind loot white. AI New York. 7& Consecutive Nights, called alier, Opera, Lady Thome, Pearl, I liberal reward will be paid for information or Eclipse, and The Little Church Around the Corner, at YATES' the Hatter.

A. B. FOUTS.I

BOARDING.

FOR SALE.

Fvill

I Dress Circle 50c

lot —»i- st 1 punman's Sleeping Coaehen are attached HTni-ftM." *'N«w York Express

The tools and machines are all new,

1 having been very recently purchased.

lot*

°n

Also, my nro-storyBriek Dwelling,'

Heads, I North Fifth street. Lot well set with choi

guration on the face, use I bearing £rtut trees and *m«s. ____

oice

(»^o St. (with Ramsey) opp'. Mayors Ofke,

CHANCE OF TIME.

ST. LOUIS, VANDALIA, Terre Haute & Indianapolis

DRY COODS. 3

73 MAIN STREET,

00 pes New Summer Dress Goods 45 don. Double Shirt Fronts. 50 Shetland Shawls. 26 pes Black Alpaca. ft

The above Goods will be sold at ektremely low prices, and we invite the attention of buyers to is to

1 \SO

.J*

«K'

!,•

ji v1

$1.00 «ach.

yard.

made anywhere.

25c. 2T-6t

MEECII BBOS, Sauscen Also of the Buffalo Academy of Music.

FOR TWO NIGHTS ONLY. I

Comedian, Mr.

F°ctS7thffi JOSEPH EMMET

ofH. C. DOUGLAS, at W. H. Bannister's. U. JV. UIUlTlIil 11 In his great Specialty,

Mhe German

Tnesdaj and Wednesday MAT SO aad SI. 1S71,

In Chas. Gayler's most successfnl Drama, in

iu V/UBB. \rnyicr uivvii buvucdbioi i/rnuia, IU

J. B. Hedden, cornei ®et-in which he will introduce his charming

of Sixth and Eagle streets, has a suit ol Characteristic Melange, Songs, Dances and rooms ta rent to boaraers, and can also ac- I instrumental solos, commodate a few more day boarders. 12-dtf Aided by A Powerful Dramatic Co.

»R SALE—A few desirable lots in Max•ii .. ..— PRICES: vine. FoUr terms apply at the residence ef MRS. McILROY, in Maxville. 30-6t General admission to Parquette and

RAILROAD, :iv

VANDALIA SHORT LINE.

and after MONDAY. May 29th, Trains on this Road will arrive and depart as follows:

INDIANAPOLIS DIVISION.

LSAVK. iitrv*. 12:35 a. m. New York Express 5:50 a. m. 7:% a. m. Day Express 3:55 p. m.

Lightning Express 10:21 p. m*

4:U0p. m. 1:40 p.m.

Indianapolis Local 10:1 Oft* m. SI. LOUIS DIVISION,

LKAVK- AMBIYE. 5:55 a.m. Pacific Express 12 30 a. m. 4 00 p. m. St, L. Cairo Express 10:15 a. m»

Local" make* direct conLouisville and Cincinnati XxCHAS. R. PEDDLE.

press Trains.

27-«t

Baking Powder!

rfL.

«t wholesome and economical in use Ask for

Mieafo

~811

ffOOds, including

16 FOUNDRY.

OUM COIJSIN GEBMANi Fritz VonderMinkenstoffen—Jos. K. Km-

With New Scenery and appointments. For particulars see programmes, va »j

invite inspection of our stock.! 5

I F. H. M'LXFBESH.

DUY GOODS.

Near Court House Square,

±T. "ST. S.

TUELL. RIPLEY A DEMINC*

WORTH KNOWING

.1 '-an

"We wish to all particular attention to a few items

which we know We* are' selling cheaper than any one else:

UL 600 LAWN DRESSES (11 yards in a pattern) a

i. ,i A .«•

yf. .. lix.t #r ..

very desirable. V: i-jj ]sn

TUELL, RIPLEY & DEWING'

A^b

S O

McELFHESH

BABNABD

and Eagple Streets,

Corner Ninth

(Near the Passenger Dopot.)

TERRS IIAUTE, 1ND

ANUFACTURE Steam Engine^ Mill Machinery. Heose Front8, Fire Fronts ircular Saw Mi'lls, and allkinils of

I Circi

IBON AND BRASS CASTINGS!

REPAIRING DONE PROMPTLY

All parties connected with this establish ment being practical mechanics of several years' experience, we fee! safe in saying that we can render satisfaction to our customers both in point of Workmanship and Priee. my»*dwly McELFRESH BARNARD

REMOVAL.

JJBMOYBD.

DB. WILTS

HAS REMOVED his office to Beach's Blook corner ef Main and Sixth streets, twe doors north of the Postoffice. Residence. No. 74 South Third street, between Poplar and Swan. aprll-dSm?

REHOVAL.

DR. GIFFOBD,

ORSE AND CATTLE DOCTOR. HA8 moved to his residence, corner of Eigtli and Kim streets, where he hopes to be found by all his old patrons, aad new ones solicit )d. mS-tf

FLOURING MILL.

NEW Lid!

General Superintendent.

BAKINC POWDER. "OBIEBTT"

HAVE leased aid reCtted the Kara Mills on North Lafayet' pared to exehanae grind feed for stock on short notice. wLeave orders at the Mill or at No.

on North Lafiiyette street. I am now preFlow and Meal. Also

South"Beventh street. J. W. BLAIXK.

PIANO TONINC.

WIIISIIAH H»BEL PIANO TUNER.

8 Book Store

Street,

HEAR COURT HOUSE SQUARE. .. iM"

ONE PRICE ONLY.

WiUcakerg, tasehhaapt 4c Ce.-

2d. CORD EDGED RIBBON for hats. We have a.

full line of colors in No. 9. which is now so scarce ancl,

,-•/! ir,t J" i* «o. 7

3d. Extra heavy GROS GRAIN SILK at $1.20 per.

i.a,

4th. One case (2,5(X) yards) of good style FAST

ORED PRINTS at 8^ cents" per yard.

5th. A BROWN MUSLIN, yard wide and of real-.

merit, at 8 1-3 cents. Very cheap at the price.

6th. Yo Semite Stripes, the most beautiful thing of the

season for..»ttite. ysmvm** L, 1 bar ^3 MS 7th. We^are oflfering unusual bargains in WASH POP

LINS and popular COTTON SUITINGS.

8th. For WHITE DRESSES we have some unequal-

ed LINEN LAWNS. Prices as low as they can be

We have many more particularly desirable classes

•fiJ

i'li

C0L«H

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mnnrtfTimn 1

PARASOLS, TRIMMINGS,

Terre Haute, Indiana.

&C.,

AILD

MARSHAL'S SALE.

H0R8BS.MDLES

J. BARNARD.

Pheenix Foundry

AND HOGS.-I will sell

on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, between the hours of 8 o'clock A. M., and 12 M., at the Public Pound in the city ef Terre Haute, to the highest bidder, at public auction, all hogs that may have beon on any of these days within the Public Pound more than twelve hours, and all the horses or mules' that may have been in said Pound more than,, two days. F.SCHMIDT, my23-dtf City Marshal

NOTICE.

Notice (o City Taxpayers,

OT1CE is hereby given to the taxpayers

VTOTICE is hereby gi JM of the eity of Terre Haute that the 1 Board of Equalisation wiil meet at the Conn-^ cil Chamber in said city on the 8th day of~j

June, 1871, at9o'clook A. M., and continue in session from day to day, or as long as it may become necessary for the purpose of hearing and determining any complaints

that may be made by property holders in r«- {i lation to their assessment list. Said Board will notify persons to appear^ before them to answer such quostions concerniag their assessment when the same does not appear to be correot.

F. SCHWINGROUBER.

my25 City Clerk.

PROFESSIONAL.

W. XOBTON StETENSON, H. D.

OFFICE—110 Opera House Block. RESIDENCE—At R. Q. Bunce's,

CRYSTAL ICE

ICE CREAM.

ICE CliEAMU

THIH

DAT AND EVENING,

W. U. NCUODER'S,

i'A:

Ohio Street near Seventh, Terre Haute, Indiana Offlee hears from-9 to 12 a. H., and from to 4P.M. ina20

$£•

ICE! ICE! ICE!

TUTTLE

BUNTIN «re now prepared to

sell their OTTER CREBK HEAVY CRYSTAL ICE by the car load. Price »40 per ear load of over ten tons at their Ice House, In miles north ot this city.

For particulars address^ BUNTIN 20-lot T'-rre Haute, Indiana,

No. 194 Main Street, •f,.*-'