Daily Wabash Express, Volume 21, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 14 August 1871 — Page 4

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A I E E S S

Vebre-haijte, N\R.

Monday Morning, August 14, 1871.

RAILROAD TIME 1 ABLE. TKRRE HAXTTE UTDUXAPOLIS E. K.

leave

12:35 a.

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a tiger confined

Parle?

The days are

length. Too

top of the lightning rod.

A tax payer

Express.•••iO:?Oa.*-

5 :o0 v.

York

3:35 ».U Liehtning Express

7:05 a.

Dav Express

1:40 if

8:55 T. H.

an 10:10 a. m.

Ind lis Acoom

ST. L01TI3.V4KDALU ft TERRR HAUTE B. E. 5:55 a.

Pacific Express

a. m.

10:25 3 :-W P. 4:00 M...StFast&Line....— L.

:15 a

it.

Cairo ExpressJO

TVDTA^A°OLTS ft ST. LOU'S R. B.

2cpart/?^Y^'-.

6.50

a.m

Fast Express

tO:R5 a.

Dav Express

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^0.58 A. u.

\r Nicrht Express 10:38p.m. 3:55 p". v'......"

..Mattoon Accm'dn

from the West.

3:37 P. M. Day

F°r4:07

Express

«2 S?

A.M.

Nieht Express......... 5:55

10:15 a.

Express

3:53 p.

4:30

pm Chicago,

5:30d.

a.m...Cincinnati&Washington

7:00

4:00 o.

Evansville and way

5.00

4 :D0 i.

3:30

4:TOp.

a.m Through

7:00a.

11:00

Roekville and way

.E. T. H. & C.R. R.

way»ll:00 a.m

st. i.ouis and'wbst.

a.m vja. Alton Railroad.....

5:00

Nolson—Closes

4:00P.

a via Vandalia

R- 4:00

SKMI-WBKKLY MAILS.

Graysville via. Prairieton. Prairie Creek and Turman Creek— Closes Tuesdays and Fridays Opens Mondays and Thursdays at

Opens Fridays at

General Delivery

Ashboro via. Christy's Prairie— Closes Saturdays at

p.m

Opens Saturdays at

12 m.

The Money Order office, Call

Boxes,

will be open from

a-and

t0The^ock' Boxes and StampOfflcewill.be kept open from

a m. to

•pen.

On Sundays

a.p..m.

from

to9

AYR"" 6riVrBBM'arr'.M?°

The City and Vicinity*

Oiii

Vacation is

if 'A W-'f

men are happy.

Plenty

of marketing.

nearing a close.

Grapes

are coming in fashion.

No amusements announced this week. Is there

in Central

'•».

rapidly decreasing in

many watermelons and not enough peaches.

Tapscott's

case

The Criminal Court will commence active work to-day. After to-morrow you can lawfully eat your prairie chickens.\

The scientific people will come

The present should be

Lynx is said to be

"slapping

ceived letters patent on

age-better

The petitions in favor

scribing

$100,000

its tail

in the woods about Fort Harrison The wearing of other people's

hair is

of fashion with the women.

going out

Jab. A. Miller, of this city, has

The canning and preserving

TnE favorite theme of

hotelier of this city is:

The cisterns are empty, the dust is plenty the farmets are

thermometer yesterday, but everybody said it was the hottest of the season.

The lMail" states that McKeen, Pad dock

suggests

that the County

Commissioners stop building bridges, and bore a dozen oil wells,

which will afford

sufficient revenue to pay all the expenses of the county. Not a bad idea! Mrs. Dufficy's horse ran away yemterday morning, on Eighth street, starling from Locust. Mrs. D. was thrown from the carriage, but aside from the severe shock sustained no serious injury.

The Grand Jury adjourned on Saturday,.after finding ninety-five indictments

—a

good week's work. We are not permitted to give the offenses, but a large majority are for violations of the liquor law.

—^—r-jrCiVtsr?

An association entitled the Fayette Mining, Fuel and Lumber Company has been formed in this county. The capital stock is

$50,000,

a. m.

Mattoon Accomd'nl2-10 p.

it.

BVANSVILLE ft CRAWVOBDSVTIXB K. B.

Lenrc Arrive.

R. K.

10:15x m.

Mail

ROCKVII.I.* KXTENSIOX. «.

Arrive.

10:2C a. m,

Mail

T5VANSVILT.*!, TKP.BK HAUTF. ft CHTOAOO R. R-

Leave. Arrive.

4 :15

vt....Newport Accommod'n...10:10a.

POST OFFICE DIRECTORY. 0I.03K. DAILY MAILS. opksb 5:3^

ra...East

Through...7:00

and

11:30

and the directors are

Stewart,

Schoemehl,

Lean,

A. J.

W. E.

Campbell and John Wabh.

Marriage Licenses were issued by the County Clerk last week to the following parties.

Jonas Little and Charlotte Ajnes. Jos.Steam and Teena Lintz.

Wm.

Otey and Eli/a

a.n

"morning,

afternoon train from Evansville, which brought'up several members of

ly, with whom he returned to Indianapolis.

She

6:00

Tuesdays^Saturdaysat11pa..m

Opens Tuesdays

Saturdays at

Jasonville via.

WEEKLY MAILS.

Riley. Cookerly, Lew. Coffee

and Howesville Closes Saturdays at

a.m

savants

and it is not Unreasonable to hope that it will be regarded by them as a most valuable contribution to the ornithology of thisjsontinent^

will not come to trail

until next month.

Sad Wabhi^g

nam^lfsw

week by a peripatetic vender

over on

Friday evening of this week. There is no change to report in the working of the oil well,

a good time to

Btrike for water works. The

thermometer keeps

well up

to the

«he

his invention.

kept

sighing

corn is drying. Buttermilk

a good summer bever

even than

not so popular.

TnE

city

"him

joist hook.of

while the

,.^though

whisky

pays

the expenses of the Sci

entific Association, and it will cost About one thousand dollars.

The Glass Works commenced heating up a week ago, and blowing will be

for, and

that he might git.

warning."^

1870

-re

sumed about Thursday next. Few men had the courage to face

1870

to the narrow gauge

road will be circulated this week. Many alleys in this city are in a wretched condition and demand immediate attention from the city autorities.

Co., will bore a well immediately

in the rear of their mill. They will have no outlay for power, as

they have

Will Go On—At the close of services at Pence's Hall yesterday morning, Mrs. Addie

Ballou stated that

141,208,155

500,000

of the city sub

42,000,000

when

of fruit

for winter use occupies the attention of prudent house-keepersat

the present time

a prominent

per sat upon a sw6et potato vine." Sing. We are told that by some Hook or crook there will shortly appear another version to the Willard Ferris imbroglio.

Dry Goods buyers are referred to the advertisement of

Real Estate Transfers.—Recorder Meyer put upon record last week the following transfers of real

estate

Nancy

Hall to Joseph Hall,

M. A.

Frank

Don't S&e? Mrs. Willard

desires us to state that

On the other hand

are reliably informed that Willard has made a sworn

'affidavit,'

an3 remain

ill the city until the arrival 6f

before a Notary

Public of this city that he never was married to her. We believe it

On Saturday evening

his

mensfe bird,

ornithologists as have seen it, to belong to the

genus stnx,

tics not recognized in any

genus

tor

Main street.

our city,

Got®

"of

if he couldn't do

A.s

k~-

Petroleum.—Our people are getting the oil fever badly, and we hear of several companies in process of formation to bore for the valuable fluid. Our readers will be interested in a knowledge of the rapid growth which has caracterized this trade. The exports of petroleum in

were thirty-seven per cent, greater than those of the previous year, and nearly all this increase of thirty-seven per cent, is accounlod for by the shipments from the port of New York. The total export from the United States in

gallons, against

was

gallons in

18G7,

a mam

moth engine. That big concert which is to close the first term of Conservatory of Music, is already in an advanced state of preparation. Miss Kellogg will rfnder some of her choicest selections.

Willard, the brother-in-law of Mrs. Ferris, was locked in his room on Saturday and Saturday evening, completely under control of the spirits. The spirits came from a bottle.

Moore

cheap

dry goods, who inveigled the calico half to select goods to the value of teh'dollars, for^yhich she guaranteed her husband to pay.

The husband's shop was soUglit,' payment was demanded and peremptorily refused. Mr. Pedler would have his pay or his goods. Mr. Family man told hiiii to gnaw a file and flee unto the mountains of Hepsidam.

bart of lot

in Carpenter's subdivision, for

$100.

Cyrus K.Gifford to Barbara Trump, lot in Gilbert Place, for $600.

Jewett to Martha Archer, lot in

Jewett'a subdivision, for

rMary

$175.

Eoyse

James

city, for

O'Mara,

$1,200.

Beasin Bennett to

acres, in Linton township, for

lot in

S. M.

Cornell,

Myers to

$346 50.

Auguste Laux to Edward Manahan, trustee, lot in Boes's. subdivision, for

$500. Edward Manahan, trustee, to Sarah

Laux, same property,for

Mary

$500.

Chambers to Gesche

Ap*

mann, lot in Grover's addition, for

Jonas Little to France

•acres

$200.

Little,

in' Prairie Creek township, for

$300. Same to Elijah

40 56-100

in same township,Little,

acres

for

$300.

Same to Isaac Little,

$1,500.

Harriet

Winters.

W H. M.

Wilson and Mary

41 44-100

in same township, lor

York.

Walker and Emily Anderson. Gustave Blessen and Augusta Ciszewski.' feabeth

acres

$300.

Same to Tobias Little,

township, for

acres in same

$300.

Same to Benjamip

Little,

acres, in same township, for

40 39 100

$300.

Jacob White to

R. L.

Ball, lot in city,

toFrederiokA

lot in Jewett'sFay subdivision, for

George

Joseeh Jinkins and Elksab Day.

Personax.-t-CoI. Thompson

$520,

174$

400.

went to

Louisville on Saturday. Gov. Baker came over from Indianapolis on Saturday

Tarvin to Henry Bemiss,

acres in Nevins township, for

for

J. L-

'Richardfor F.

"his

fami

Humaston, lot

in Linton's addition, for

$600.

Jergmiah Cruse to Alexander

the

undivided

4-5

township,

Hess to same,

same township for

ship, for

George

Wm. F.

acres Linton town

$1,200.

Willard

has since she came here, admitted in the presence of witnesses that she is his lawfully wedded wife.

Boyll to

W. J.

and others, same land, for

and others to Elijah

Laforge,Simmons same land, for

$500.

Silk Hals.—Fall

not disputed

that some_ ten or twelve years ago they lived together in'-fchis city, as man and wile, boarding at the Bantin House.

fSu 3?f

a young

gen

tleman residing on upper Ohio street shot, net far from

shapes, now ready, at Sykes' Hat Store, Vanderbilt, Beaumont. Begatta,Sunnyside, Wall Street, Nautical, Nonpariel, all new, at

Sykes'.Hat Store.

Ladles

re8ijienpe,

«n

4iit-

snjpijosed

fjich' *n«iteiir

but possessing characterise

variety

of this'

described by Andobon or any other ornithological writer.

Ii is-

understood

that this valuable prize willbe preserved

presentation to the American Science Association,.on the occasion of the visit of that,eminent body of

who were formerly residents of

this city,and who have lately removed to Indianapolis have since sent to Herz

1,-

1860,

1868

5,671

"The

than

1862

arren, Hoberg

Co.,

in this morning's paper. They have some specialties to which they call attention.

was

4hem

and.99,281,000

showing an increase of nearly

in two years. The firstrsale

noticed for export was in May,

10,000

1861,

gallons, increas

ing the amount in the following year

$800,000

grasshop

ain took

gallons. Great Bri-

579.000

gallons in

1861,

increased her importations to

000

gallons in

1860

3,237,-

gallons. The continued growth of this trade for ten years—from

1,500,000

140,000,000

1870—is

a wonderful exhibit, not only on account of the rapid development of the oil interest, but also because the/early increase has been steady. The daily average prodnct of the Pennsylvania oil district in December,

10,400

the same month of

gallons—a fact which shows the inexhaustibility of the wells in that region. In regard to the home consumption it is estimated that it is equal to one-half the quantity exported—making, in round numbers, an aggregate consumption of

211,000,000

Miss

A. M.

"we

"new

have

heard a great deal recently of the

"new

departure," and during the past week we have had a

arrival," but the sean-

ceswillgo on as heretofore, on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday evening*." s"

Bame has receiv»3

a week, Oil Painting

Hagerty

Fruit Cans,181Main street. Herz

Hjsbahds—The

home of a certain family in this city,

here# was visited one day

Arnold

ytiu

The merchandise foundits

again to his pack. The pot boiled, and stewed, and fumed,and by the time the lord and master found his way home there was the devil to pay—if not the pedler. The way the brooms, mops, wooden bowls, tin pans, and dishes about his head was startling to tiniid nerves. She'd learn him not to pay her bills, the miserable scoot! That was

way

will continue selling

at greatly reduced prices, in order to make room for a new stock.

to Moore

want':

11-tf.

j^ist

Hagerty

a nice mantle or grate,

examine Moore

Hagerty's

£odkotlt.jfor.ne#

st^k^before

purchasing,181 Main street..'"

goods at Her?"^Ar

nold's. 11-tf. It js Conceded by Erery One that

Moore

Hagerty are the best Tin and

Slate Roofers in the city. Removal.—Prof.

:A.

South Fifth street, between Main and

6hid

street

For cheap Cistern

go to Moore

Removal.—Dr.

the crockery was

getting a little more numerous, he considered it advisable to git,and now awaits a flag of trace. All husbandman see the

W. L.

moved his

up. Hebz & Arnold. Hosiery, Lace and Linen Collars and Cnffe,Handkerchiefs from

$15,

gallons was sent to foreign

markets. f*-» Antwerp, which has since led all other ports in the importation of petroleum took in that year

Corsets

I—A

gallons in

1870

was

15,241

"fresh

gallons annually. This enor

mous amount, reckoning the price at an average of twenty cents per gallon, represents a value of more than

42,000,000

for a single year—certainly a remarkable return for a product unknown to commerce ten years ago.

Tier

models, and is now ready to teach Drawing and Painting Drawing lesson

$2 00

$3 75,

lemon every

day. Application can be made at the American Sewing Machine Booms opposite the Poet Office.

Sew

12-6t.

styles.—Thirteen entirely new

shapes and styles, just^received, at Sykes' Hat Store.

PREPAFIATO^Y FO O^TLNG OF FALL TJELADE WE DESIRE MCLOSE OUT SFVERI^ LFKE^'OF TTOODS AND IN ORDER TO DO SO WILL OFFER UNUSUAL INDUCEMENTS UNTIL1ST.

INGLY LOW PRICES. WHITE & CHECK MATTINGS, ALL QUALITIES & WIDTHS, AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. WHITE A BUFF HOLLANDS—IMMENSE REDUCTION. OUR STOCK OF CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, AND PAPER HANGINGS ARE FULL A^FD^ERY HANDSOMELY ASSORTED. WE INVITE ALL TO EXAMINE OUR GOODS, FEELING SATISFIED THAT WE CAN OFFER VERY SUPERIOR INDUCEMENTS TO PURCHASERS.

RYCE'S CARPET HALL,

ll-5t

Riddle for Silverware.

Ka'ebftj

Riddle

$4,-

Andrew Grimes to Richard Dunnigaq, lot in Roach

McGaughey's'subdivision,

$700.

Bracelets—Riddle

oasted

acres

$4,000.

William

and ground

Turtle's.

L..Wells,

Fall Style

acres in Honey Creek

$800..

be had only at

.. ..

Arnold for their Corsets,stating that they could nolBuit themselves near as well in the

"Capital

of this State in regard to

style/quality and prices. ll*tf.

For putting

up gutter and spouting,tiii

and sheet-iron jobbing, good and cheap, Moore

Hagerty can not be equalled,181

Cnfl

good strength

Simmons

$1,000.

$1,200.

David Drees to George Hantwerk, lot in city, for

George Hantwork to Mary Drees, same lot, for

$500.

43, ^''TT1'f

On Main street—you see

for cheap

overwork.

WABASH

and Force Pumps

street.

"fell

Hagerty, No.181 Main

Mahan has re

office

on 6th street, between Main and Ohio) opposite the Post Office, where he may always be found,excepting when absent on professional business.

Hats and

position.

to Hudson'sjnew building

Bonnets!—A very large

and complete stock of summer hats and bonnets is to be closed out during this month regardless of cost. If you want bargains call at

S. L.

Straus,149, Main St.

Weliareon bands

large stock la

dies' underclothing, such aa Chemises, Skirts, Gowns, Ac., which we are determined

out,

Manufacturer of

Just Received—A

cents

Guipure Laces, Embroideries,and a thousand and one things more, at the Red Bazaar.

new stock of

Ladies' Watches and Opera Chains— bought for cash at bottom prices—at S. R. Freeman's

1 6 1

and in

Main street.

The Hotel on the corner of Main and Second streets, formerly known as the Stewart House, has been thoroughly refitted and refurnished by

T. C.

Anderson,

and will be opened and run in good style under the name of the Anderson House, 24dtf

full atock-of fine coreeis.

We have a real French corset,not kept anywhere else in tbiscitv, and give better value for the money than any other house in the trade. Our hosiery department is the most complete.

Straus,149, Main St

Meats.—Joe Rupp wishes his

many customers to bear in mind that notwithstanding the hot weateer, he has at all times a fresh supply of choice meats. His new arrangements for keeping fresh meat, pure and sweet, are superior.

The Best Stock

12-tf.

of Marseilles Trim

mings^Guipure Bands,real and imitation laces in the city are sold at half price at

8. L.

Straus'

Lagnavra, Rio and

Java Coffee

roasted daily, and gronnd free of charge, at Joseph Strong's, No.187 Main street,

Between Sixth and Seventh.

English Breakfest,

iced Tea, a very satisfactory and healthy drink tBis hot weather. Go to Tnttle's for a pure article.

M'-I? 3F'

BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS IN NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS. WE HAVE A FINE LINE OF THESE DESIRABLE GOODS BY THE YARD ANDIN PAIRS, ALL

Ml I3ECEEI

street. f.

styles,

cauu

ful

StTBTEM RENdlfA^dft.

What the Pablic Should Kndw.

f." j&•

WabashThese

Shide has

bitters

Bitters'.

'fta

uefujl ffliiii S.XcMn, MNijM^and

The

remains

will arrive

to-morrow

(Toesday)

on legs. liberal will be paid

iMj^

the same at the Tarr* Hut Bou«.on

WANTED-ASouth

.general

llfANTKD—A

Main street.

for fine Jewelry.

for bargains

Ladies'Hold Watches

Bracelets,

Riddle's.

new designs at Riddle's.

FORD,

Silk Hat. just arrived at

Yates, the Hatter.

Tattle sells

others to

GeorgeH. Boyll,Simmonsinand

cent«,

••••*:}luteal*

an Imperlal Tea for eightjr

and fragrant.

Everything reduced in prices it order to reduce stock, at Her&-& Arnold-'w. v.

Toa can

get Sugars

cheap. His stock

Statz's,

Tnttle,:at the

Main

New:

Yq?k

Tea

Stoxe re

ceives daily from Southern Illinois,choice Budded Peaches. Joseph Strong

everything in the grocery line at reduced figures. 7

Day Boarders wanted and can be accomtaodatidirilli

flidel !S 7: !fnoxtn» '26-tf That old Chap With a big

Straw

Hat

Ts the Heathen Chinee' That sells Coffee and Tea At one

170R RENT—DESIRABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY.—The

and ventilated,

at Tut tie's awful

is.largeand well selected.

Lazarus and Morris' Spectacles

Fand

nl: iy

The

for Furnaces

and Ranges,181 Main street.

WAB-.SH BITTERS. S. E.

corner Ohio and Fifth streets, Terre Haute

Ind. aug

NOTICES.

J^ISSOLUTION NOTICE. •-,

«•.* *4

Th%

partherslfijp

tween the undersigned under the style

firm name of Warren, Hoberg

day dissolved by Mr.. Geo.

Knowlton retiring.limitation,

day dissolved by limitation Mr

T7INAL SETTLEMENT.

J: 4&.XJ XX V?

NOTICE

is hereby given to whom it may

eoncern,-that the undersigned will file his accounts for final settlement ef

IR SALE—A

HBny*'Tattle,8 :,Tea9!a®the cheapest^and a

aus8 dtf

FOR

World Tonic

vOreat

are a purely

ITABASH BITTBRS ..

moved his Musical Institute and Piano Rooms to Fred

Ross' building, on

late3 hours or

BITTERS

Are an infallible remedy for

,t .Dygpefisia,

tofie

Hr ABASH BITTERS

Area sure Preventive of and Intermitent Fevers.achill

WabashCannot

bitters

Wabash

at less than half

the regular value. Ladies will find it profitable to call and examine these goods, as they are cheaper than any one can get

be excelled as a morning

Appetiser. Promoting-' good Digestion and are infallible iniiold diseases

•.

Dige:.

._.

1871.PALl

Heart Burn, Ac.,

iUs't imparting

tnd ifaipulae to

the digestive organs, by their healthy action on the Stomach, Liver and Kidneys.

three timea. a lasnu

wlnefl

«/ABAS& BITTERS

ww.

7»tf.

Take, it if yon want-pure, rich, olectrioal blbed blood tha invigorates your sybtem, and

gives the glow of health to your cheek.

UTAfiASH BITTERS itai

arisi

deranged and debilitated stomach.

for all the manifold diseases arising from a

bitters

Are the beSt bltters in the world for puriMde the

Bipod,

&eftdmash,|g4ntlyclean-

sing

ulating the Kidneys and acting as a mild at ha Da.r

A. ARNAUD. Sole

-VEWPIBM.

A.*

*he

"ii

12-tf

estate of

Fritz Sieven,deceased,on the first day ofthe August Term

1871*

4ixU0t

Court of Common Pleas.

W. E HRNDRICH,

Bxeeatoi with4h»wHl

O DEALERS

COAL

Notice is hereby given that the Board of Trustees of the Common 8chools of the city of Terre Haute will receive sealed proposals until the iSd day rf August,

1871,

for fur

nishing good clean Block Coal at the several school houses in said city. The successful bidder he requested 4

to.

weieht,will

itohsh scale

signed by tlw principals of

ward for the amount of eoal delivered,each

also to execute to this Board a bond with approved security for the faithful performance ofthe contract.^

O. G.

j-.mi.-_

he amoahtf of eoal required will be from

8,000

9,000

J^DMINISTBATION.

makes

the best

fcave

ixsB

"/s

appointed Administrator

the estate of David

late ef Vigo eooaty, bdhsa. Said estate Is probably solvent.

DIED. N E W A it S E E N

McKBBN—Afr An Arbtt, Miohigan. Sat- If APLKWOOD IK8TITUTB for Tonne JUanrdarflintat

moraine at

neral notlee will

WglrtajbimHw.•

LOIT.

LOST—AAold.liwreward

POINT**

SOAIIDINC. Hedden, eornei

o'efediTBuira. sea of Bam- di«s. PittsSeld, Mass.. lont aad- widelT

iu-

moiithi. superiority

BLCT—jta

ati,

haa a

nkt

fait

Boarder* aad can also aea few more

^M*3agie'Iwti, haaafaitol

day

boarders.

12-dtf

WANTED.

Brick BaUdings just

erected the corner of Fourth and Cherry streets.,on In the buildings are finished basement roems, 60x18%?eet,,four

well lighted

feet ceilings with good

front and rear entrances four rooms on the ground floor 60x18%feetbusiness

ceilings, completely finished in all

feet

respocts

the second story are eight doable or six

»en

single rooms, arranged for offices lodging rooms or family suites« with separate stairways, front and rear Every appendage in the way of gas, cisterns, coal vaults, wood

Jiouses, Ao been provided, and no

•Apartments,,inhavecity

rent will be

cafe

TOOR RENT—A STORE ROOM—In

HERZ

FOR

RENT—H

east.

always has on hand

choice Teas at |oW

]prii&§j[

nOK RENT—A

A^Jnlb

,Jj

& BUY,

b^flrdi?

hio

street, second house west of Seventh, South

one of

the best locations this city. Inquire

Opera House Baaaar.at

jy29-dtfARNOLD'Sin

USE—On,Chestnut

street,betweenApply 3d and 4th.

dtf'Ohio

FOR SALE.

T7K)Il SALE—Stock

KBEN BANK. 12-dtf

Fling

IR SALE, TRADE OR RENT—A

or address

te-dwtf

splendid Fresh Milch Cow

Calf is ir. good season for fall and

•Winter-milching.

Inquire at

158

Main street,

SALE—Desirable

AlSO,

uij nwv

North Fiftn street bearing fruit trees and vines.set

OhioSt.(with Rumsey opp. Mayors

lOrdtf

yeg-

etable Tonic The component Drags havin

'fr

Just the thins for morning las-

One

').A €HAJr«E!V:: k&i.-.

o. f: FiiOifB

rj f,ris..,!SUOCESSOB

been seleoted

with the greatest care as to their medicinal Properties. They are no cheap compound prepared with common whisky*

S I TO frtj# WEISS.^

©ilk* Hat

THIS DAY OPENED RY|

"A'jtUti Hit*. atYATMS, The Hatter.

aug4-dtf

DISSOLUTION.

jySSOLUTION.

Notice is hereby that the of

irm

Proprietor and

CHAUWCE'E' WARREN %'.M.F -H6BERG. GEO. KNOffLTON. Tttl ai

We the undersigned have this day formed a

business on the comer Main and' Fourth streets.

CHAUNCEY_WARREN,

M. F. HOB dlRG, LEWIS B. ROOT.

12-dw3t

sK?#

etsfiTu"

-Hi sb£

Referring to the above notice, the undersigned beg leave to announce that they have this day formed a copartnership under the firm name of Wittig

Dick

for the purpose of

conducting a Wholesale Notion and1 Commission business at the old stand of

Wittig.148CMaintig

,ransact

A. C. A.

street, Teree Haute, Indi

ana. Mr Wi is authorised by power of attorney to sign the name of the firm and

all business for the firm,

"heretofore existing

ana

Co., is this

ftaaaii

DAVID B. IttCE

Hapti,

Aug.1,1871.

WOOD,

riBBAP SUMMER WOOD.

OILMAN BROS, CO.,

Are furnishing Two Dollars' worth of

Good Summer Wood

FOR ONLY ONE HOIXA1,

Delivered to any part of the city. MLeave

at Erlaager's

orders

Store.'s

McKeen Paddock Mill,Clothing at Kereheval Grooery Seeond street, or at the Stave North Second street, aug&dtfFactory.South

ROOFING.

pOOFING.

CLIFT & WILLlAkS. Agents and Dealers ia John's Patent Asbeatos Roofing Book Hirer Paper Co^ Bnildint Hoofing Slate, Felt and Cement Boo4ng, •t Chicago Elaetio Stone Hoofing

PAPEBS,

used in the

and

BOok

8tuakard.deoeased,

BARRICK,

Augusts,1871, au*4-dlw-Ada*.

place

streets.

bushels. Address proposals to

the undersigned.

V^. BIOHOWSKT,

»ug4 r.

President.

of Plastering

on the inside,and for Sheathing ander the siding on the outside. Roofr applied in city aad ooutry aad warranted.

Call on us at the Prairie City

PUniiagMills. corner of

*tfc

aad MiUkeiry IBftJlMtl

BINDING.

OOK BINDING. OSKPH KASBERG

having established a

aad complete Book Bindery, is prepared to do all kinds of Book Binding aad Blank

manufacturing. Magasines hoaad

h**1$SsBPH

wSw-

KASBERGMain St.

overB Co*1 BookStore.

decl-U Terre Haate, lad

kaown forgreatbaaoty of location ana

AR.

at fhe

TTnlon Depo*

SP£AR,

Principal,instructionofPi

5ia Fu- f^oiXEGlATE Md CoaHerctal la-

Aboat foar

mantlu and wfite, bitten

itltntc, New Haven Conn.

tory to College, Burinec*,.SeientiBePrepara-

•eisixnMilitary

Chicago, Bock Island and Pacific Railroad Company.

000,000 Aores

CHOICE IOWA LANDS.? This Company

•5

now offering for sale about

six hundred thousand acres the agricultural lands in the West.ofThefinest

IIS

i8.

OURMAN GIRL—To

housework Apply to

FRANK HuWK,

MBS. E.

Seventh street. 114t

Girl to cook,wash and iro

German preferred. Inquire

CHAS- O. WO0X,

UBS.

Strawberry Hill.at

9-tf

WANTED—GIRLS.—ThreeHouse.

or four girls

wanted at the National

T*7 ANTED—TO RENT-A

per acre—the average being about

The greater part of these lands are situated along the line of Us railroad between eities of Des Moines and Council Bluffs,andthe are in the most accessible and fertile region in theState.

Sales made for cash or on eredit long enough to enable any industrions man to pay for the land out of its crops.

These lands are held under direct

from

Government,atiUearetnot

the General

4-tf

Small Dwelling

House convenient to business by a prompt paying tenant with small family. Apply at this office.

COOK.

3-dt£

FOR RENT.

with nine rooms and all necessary

out-treet, buildings. Apply

to IRA R-

corner Fifth and Eagle streets.LANG-li-2t

DB, COLLIN^ PAINLBSS CUR FOB TH»

OPIUM HABIT.

DB. COLLIN'S AWTIDOTK,

Enables the patient to the use of Opium in any form,atdiscontinue once,withoat or ineonvenience, and without any interruppain tion of ordinary business It rebuilds the broken constitution and restores the nervous energies.

I| la

the are better lighted or

ventil%ted. To good and permanent tenants be made reasonable.

JAMES COOK.

the only Palaleaa Car®

.' AND THEIR LAST DOSE. A

book of over

street

first house east of Sixth north side,con, venient to bosiness. Inquire

100 p»e^,

8€HlEl»AM HABOliTIC1

in- the Terre Haute

DntwMINSHALL'S

-Bridn

Compaay. Enquire at

Mc-

Dwel

House of seven fooms halls, two of bearing

traits, and a great variety of shrubbery, lo

112%

feet front

141)4

deep,

On the north

west corner of First and Cherry streets, two squares from Court House Square. For ia formation apply on the premises P. 0. Box 250.

peoiitoJhjteJhem^tt^MrareMgant^ More itve "agent^rantecl^T^B^'jnUJff

New Britain, Conn.

I Read

WEAgents

B. W. KQuPMAN.

Will.

building lots oh

8outh Sixth and Guliok streets. my two-astory Brick Dwelling, Lot well with cnoi

PAT ASEirn

wt»»ti«wm|saiASAL4BTThis! •••ef«i,

or allow a large commission to seliour new and wonderful inventions. Address

NRR

H. TESL,

.. at their all ofthe time.

Is 4 .'f.

.41 ,sSxr HJS-aflT ft rP A

aug2-d3m

HATS.

15SO

OTILE1871 ,'rw

A. C. A.

Wittig is dissolved this day.firm

Wittig

is authorised to settle all the affairs of th«|

for the purpose of liquidation at the old stand—148Main

A. C. A. WITTIG.

HaUTS,street.

stim

ibrb

August 1,1871. augl

chine is kept operation at the Terre Haute News Depot,in

iWM

ScSaolf

and NavalAeademiea.

Fall

thirty-sixth year begins.Sept.

13.

For

catalogues, Ac., address the Principal.

Company

sells only to actual settlers the prices are exceedingly reasonable,and

ranging from

and

mortgaged or encumbered in any way. all warranty deeds given to purehasers. For maps tion respect

Lan

IOEXPLOR1N(J

TICKETS

Company's ticket

are sold at

Solicit the patronage of ctoee

adjacent

Ihej can make it

die

at Chicago,and all

offices

other principal stations on its line, and if the purchaser buys land the amount paid for the ticket is applied oh the purchase money.

P. S.—Samples

Bsiirosd Depots

*ar tht

Oylssi ikklt ever OiseeveMd.

^HEBIAlLls

contain ing letters

the well-known

FITZ-HUGH LUDLOW,

first doer

Jy26

a full description of the Antidote, seat

to any

Dwelling Honse with eight

rooms* cistern, well and out-buildings, all new and in good order. to

SCOTT

firee

address..Address,b. na«samukL Lsperte,

Pure, Healthfal and Invigorating

canixiy of

Mi WAG

iCO., Marshall.Mich.

or. lravel part or

Will send a sample free-to

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

FRUIT DRYER.

BOSWELL'*

Standard Fruit Dryer,

BOO* HHATEB, CLOTHES DBTEBi Am I*OJT HEATER Ceaiblasd.

The Greatest Household Invention the Age for Economy,^Convenienceof

titi

It is a seat vteee of fwniture, a geaaral purpose michine 10

oonstruotloii,

opposite the Pogtoffico..tfor the

inspection of the

Kazxmmz.

•i.! 'St

the most simple of

cheapest most durable, or

namental and ready sale of any thine before ready sale of any tame before

—dean

bemanafecturedfroaaa

pie machine, in any village,

merit of the

DRYER

ordinary

BOSWBLL HEATER

aad

is acknowledged to have no rival in

aay point- It is the most even and healthy Room feater in America

As a

Kruit Dryer

the price ofthe machine is saved eaeh season in weight of fruit by soiidfying the nutriment in place of evaporating it, aad the fruit is elean, infinitely better, ana is now becoming the onlv Marketable Fruit.

jpeoplo, where orders for

the Pogtoffico tfor the

Machines and Tern tory are received by jyl

&"dtf M. P. CKAlrTg. STTTTT. CAS

FixTuaas.

BALL BJACK & CO., S65 and 567 Broadway,

r.KWVoHK,

Are closing out their entire stack of Bronze and Imitation Bronze

«§A8 FIXTURES BELOW COST. Better Goods in Design and Finish are not to be had at their present Low Prices.

New Designs of Imported C&YS AL CH ANDFLIEBS In great variety, just received.

Call and examine our stock and prices. MVflCK. '-J LARGEST STOCK,

BEST GOODS, LOWEST PRICB8

REMOVAL.

Y—

JJEMOYBD.

]:B.

WILTS

JACOB FISHER

Has jusi received another choice lot ef

RHINE, FRENCH AND CALIFORNIA WINES,

Which he will sell by the. bottle or gallon at tissnnsHi prices. Try a bottle, if yoa waat Aire article. rARTTB8 will be famished prow the talloa or ia dosens.

WARREN. HOBERG CO*

CASH HOUSE.

fre« of

•O

BINS

Operates directly the Kidneys,,and is better than luchu.on is extensively prescribed by physioians.ItFor sale everywhere

AGENTS TAKE NOTICE

money, is becau_8e_our^ods_are_firat^lassj_

^,/f1to

marked in plain figures

as our goods are all

as low as

the

-very

ti.

TILTON,

Vs,

About

AtJGUST

RiSti'

J?!

l9"The

Hoberg & Co.

1 OPERA HOUSE CORNER, The Great Headquarters for the Dry aoods Trade in -i-jeidRitE

HAUTE.

WARREN, HOBERG & CO.,

"CASH"

and attractive stock in

prices,a

the interest

sent by mail address. Goods delivered in the city and at

charge.toany

best judgeg

With the handsomest selection of

French, English and {Scotch

COATINGS AND SUITINGS!

Vi Ever brought to this market.

25th.

we will

And will be offered to the trade on the most liberal terms. •^Special inducements offered to parties baying ia lane lots for cash and short time. see PACKA«sa

open our Fall Stock

GLASSWARE At unusually low prices. At Wholessle Only!!

lea

Ready-Made .. Clothing

For Men, Boys and Children, and' they will be found^to be the BEST READY MADE CLOTHING that were ever shown hi this place.

Celebrated DIAMOND "D" DRESS SHIRTS -ready-made or made to

We shall have the most attractive variety of FINE FURNISHING GOODS in the citv

NOTIONS, «iC.

1871. FALL TRADE. 1871.

WHOLESALE NOTIONS. H. Robinson & Co

Are now receiving the Largest and most complete stock of

Notions and Fancy Goods

Generally ever offered in this city, bought direct from manufacturers in Kurope -"VPs and America,

»A! Wi ti

AT LOW PRICES Im*

J-

SAIK STKMT, iw

Tebkx Hacte, Ibdiaka.

NEW FIRM!

WHOLESALE NOTIONS.

V: MEFCH4.NT8,

Im Hetieai,

HAS REMOVED his office to Beaoh's Block, earner ef Main and Sixth streets, two d«Ow aorth of the PostoOee. Residenoe. North I loath Third street, between Poplar and Sewn. aprll-dta

WINES.

'.Vi

if"

Fancy Goods, i.U, Cigars,

HWU88, GERMAN A AMERICAN

CUTLEBT,

S, A

Csttea Tan, BtHlag, Ac.

TTTITH innreaced capital and New stock we VV are prepared to ofler friends and customers saperfor iadaeements to bay of as.

Special attention will be paid to Cash Ba en. Pedlers aad Auctioneers. JfOm 148 Main Street,

Btlmeen anA Sheik Street*,

la the Boom fonaerly occupied by Cox Son

riAMO TUNINC.

WOUJAHIOBKI. PIANO TUNBB* rvuUS left at B. «. OOX'8 Book Stor V/wfilteeetveprompt atteatioa.

uyereof Dry Goods in Terre Haute and

town*, believing that With the great advantage of a resident buyer in New York, large

every department, at lowest possible

deal with them.the

of all to

OUR SPECIALTIES!

DOHB8VIO COTTON GOODS, such as Bleached and Brown ffnaiina Tick», 8tripet, Denims, Prints, White and Colored Carpet Chain, Cotton Tarns, etc., etc. Housekeeping Goods ia Sheetings, Pillow Casings, Table £dnens, Towels and Towelings, Napkins, «|o,, «to.. Hioh Black and Colored Dress Silks, elegant Dress Fafc* riee, low and medium price Dress Goods, White Goods, Fancy Goods. Laoee, Embroideries, Hosiery, Gloves, Notions, Cloths, OMSimeres. Blankets, Flannels, Bhawls, Cloaks, £urs, with everything else usually found in a Urst-class Dry Goods House.

WABREN, HOBERG & CO.,

CLOTHING.

SsTj-z

i0r

Opera House Corner*

ERLAN6ER & CO.

returning thanks for the liberal patronage extended ua, we are happy

our friends and patrons that our

One'1-* ^'System!!

Is working like

U'.m

»it ts

isbiirm, fact, it

t+mpiA WfX

to say

i»

.. SXTOCjaSS~i m- I People are not slow in finding out that it is to their interest to

-f'

buy good-s of

us,(

at the very Lowest Prices. Any child

of goods. We open the Fall Campaign

OF MONDAY NEXT, AUGUST 14th,

ERLANGER & CO.,

Fashionable Merchant Tailors and One-Price Clothiers, Middle Room Opera, Houge Buildiiif?

.,»

FANCY STORE.

ITew, Trimming!

vt 14 ii ..

PANCYSTORE^ 5 -^-4

J. SCHAVBUN, MCata street, ket. 6th and 7th street*, South side, near corner Sixth.

WHOLESALE AID RETAIL DEALER If Ladles' Dress

aad Cloak

TRIMMIN OS VSi "AND-

FANCY GOODS

I also manufacture

ICOBDS, TASSELS, GIMPS AB JTTOSSf •arExtra low prices fer country dealers. Keespectfully. J.SCHAUBLIN. ja5-dtf

PAINTERS.

WM. M.

——. t*

WITTIG

BARB.

DIOK.j-

(Suceeesor to A. C. A. Wrrtio,)

No. 149 Main Street,

Jobbers and Commission

N. B.

GIRR A YBAKLB,

YEAKLET.

"SOME"

JPJLX Isr TEBS,

Fiflh Street, bet. Main and Ohio,

w^-'-DBAHgt IH Paints, Oil and Glass. iyl8-d6m

BUCKELL)

WW'

'•THE"

PAINTER,

DEALER IN a-

A PAINTS.

FLOUR. FEED, fcC. K'BjS'T

,, 1

READ,

DEAX,EB IN

Flour, Meal, Corn, Oats.. Baled Hay, and Feed of all kinds, jjlomxsM kiobth am mam axs aA. Articles delivered to aay partofthe city free of chaigk. mylO-dtf

N1OTICE

OF COPARTNERSHIP.

•mm'W'—

I have this day admitted my brother, William H- Greiner, as a partner. The firm

KffamAmt.Irt.tm. l-d",