Daily Wabash Express, Volume 21, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 19 September 1871 — Page 4

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DAILY EXPRESS.

-HAUTE, IND.

Tuesday Morning, Sept. 19*1871.

RAILROAD TIME 1ABLF. TBRBB HAtlTK IKDIAjrAPOLIBB. *. Leave Arrive IV.35 a. New York Express.... 5:50 a. i. 3:3* p.m Lightning Express 10:20 p. X. 7-05 a. Da*Express 3:55 p. *. .yl:40p. Ind'lis Accom'dn 10:10 a. *.

ST. LOUIS,V AKD \LI I TRRBK HAUTTC W. B. 5:55 a. Pac56e Express „12:30 a. k. 10:25 p. it Fast Line... 3:30 p. ». 4:00 p. v...St. L. & Cairo Expjregi.lO :15 a. v.

IKDIAVA"OLIS ST, LOUTH B. B.

Arrive from. East. Depart for Wext. 5:45 a. Fast Express 5:50 a. *. 0:55 a. T)av Express 10:58 a. w. 10:35 p. Night Express 10.-38 p. *. 3:55 p. Mattoon Aecm'dn 4:07 p. M. from the rre*t. Far th* East.

3:37 p. -..Day Express 3:40 p. 2:28

TiightningExpross...l2:30

5:50

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K....^..Bright Express 5:55

a. *.

10:15 a. if Mattoon Accomd'n 12:10 p. v. KVAKSVILLK iORAWFORDSml.K R.R. enve Arrive.

if Express 10:15

p. *.

3:53 p. Mail 3:30^. *.

ROCKVILLE BXTEtSIOH..

Leave. Arrive. 4 :35 p. Mail 10:2C ». CTAN8V1LI.X, TRBRK HtUTR CHICAOO B. B. Leave.' Arrive. 4:15

m....NewportAccommod'n...10:10a. x.

POST OFFICE DIRECTORY.'! CLOSE.

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DAILY MAILS.

Opens'Saturdaysat 12 m.

The Money Order office, Call Boxes and General Delivery will be dpen:from7 a- m. "to 7 :30p. in ,-s.vmo

The Lock Boxes and Stamp Office will be kept open frotn 7 a. in. to 9 p. m.! On Sundays open from 8 a. m. to9a. m.

Order business transacted on

flNo Money fiunday. iL. A. BURNETT, P. M.

The City and TIcInlty.

Yesterday was "Blue Mohday Concert at Centenary to-night. Slate agftin tit Dowling Hall to-night. The City Council meets in regular session to-night.' I

The Clark County Fair is in progress at Marshall this week.

General

Morton C. Hunter Is in

the city, stopping at the Terre Hauie House.

The will of the late Mrs. Margar st Abbott was admittedf to probate yesterday.

Esq.

Denehie presides in the City

Court this week, in the absence of Maydr Thomas. The Parke Common Pleas Court, Judge Scott, is in session Jhia^week at Rockville.

Hons,

John P. Baird and Wm. Mack

went to Rockville last evening to attend the Common Pleas Court. ...

Gen. Hunter

will file his aaswer to

Councilman Hager's interrogatories, to night at the Council meeting. —k—

A SHOOTING match for a gold and silver medal takes place at the Fair grounds on Thursday afternoon. '... The "Journal" states that hors£ racing, and other improper amusements are in dulged in at the Fair Grounds on Sun days.

Well Mated.—SchweitzeV '& EeJr is the name of a Chicago toy impqfter who has recently foryrarded one of our dealers a bill of goods.,,

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The Directors and Stockholders of the Cincinnati and Terre Halite Railway Company will hold a meeting in, this city on Thursday at 10 o'clock a. m.

The Terre Haute House has a steward in the person of Thomas H«llaqd, Who come8 from Chicago, highly recommended by Sam Turner of the Tremont.

Barrett Coming.—Leake

& Dickson

have engaged the Opera Housed for threjs nights, about the middle of next month at which time they will bring over Law re a re

James Bundy, colored, was awarded he premium on horse for.general purposes and also on sweepstakes, htthe Sullivan Fair last week. He takes the horse to Marshall to-day.

The horrible filth in the alley running east from Sixth street, by the Poetoffice is detrimental to public health, abominable disgusting to decent people, and disgraceful to the city.

Correction.—McK:een, Paddock & Go's special premiums are for the best ten acres of the several varieties of wheat, instead of the best ten bushels, as incorrectly printed yesterday mortaing.

Prof. A. H. Hinman arrived in the city yesterday, and last Evening entered upon his duties as a teacher in the Terre Haute Commercial College. We congratulate Prof. Garvin upon the acquisition of this talented penman, and hope that for his enterprise he will be amply rewarded.

The Criminal Court was in session yesterday, Hon. I. N. Pierce presiding, in the absence of Judge Long. No cases were tried. This morning James Shaffer will be arraigned on charge of gnjinA larceny, after which the cases against Mrs. Jennie Ferris, the spiritual medium,' will be called. ai! '.

Bill Posting,—We are pleased to note a change in the bill posting business in this city. Townsend & Tuller have sold their bill boards to Mr. James M. Dishon, late of Indianapolis, who comes to this city to make it his permanent residence. Townsend & Tuller have had too many irons in the fire, and have not been able heretofore to give this business that close personal attention it deserves, Mr. Dishon will rent an office in a central part of the city, where he can at all times be readily found, and from the recommendations he bears, we are satisfied that he will give the utmost satisfaction, "f,^1

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The blast furnace in thin city has been working badly for some time past, and fears were entertained that it would have to "blow out," but it has taken a turn and is now doingha'ndsomely- Yesterday it turned1 ont the best iron that has been madesince. thefurtoaee-was started.

Narrow Gauge.—CityTreasurer Paddock and ex-Treasifrer Rankin are busily engaged in examining the citizens petition to'the City Council asking the $100,000 appropriation. From the number of names marked, off grave fears are entertained by the friends of the road that the list does not contain the required ty-—-rHnrrr^ 1

The Board of County Commiss^onera were in session yesterday long enough to pass judgment on a half dozen accounts, and then adjourned until this morning' The -Head Center, on rising, said the session had htsted fifteen mnratesfirat *we might call it ten-minotes, if we wanted to. And for lljjs they get |oar dollars a day each.

Mr. Ainsworth,

pprns

5:30 a. .i'Bast Throogh...7:00 an (fit :30 a. 3:10 p. do do 4:30 p. tn 5:30 a. Wav 4:30 p. 5:30 a. m...0incinnati4Washington 7:00 a. 3:10 p. 4:30 p. in 3:10 pm Chicago, 4:00 p. to 3:30 d. Evansville and way 4 :00 p. 5:00 a. Through 7:00 a. 4:00 p. Rockville and way......11^0" a to 3:30 p. m..E. T. H. & C. R. K. way-11:00 a.

ST. louis'akd'wkst.

1 0:30 a. via. Alton Railroad 4:00 p. 5 5:00 a. via.Vaad«.liaE.R....?4:0Pi-BKMI-WEKKLY MAILS. Grays vill& via. Prairie (on. Prairie Creek and

Toman's'Creek—

Closes Tuesdays and Fridays at 7:00 a. pi Opens Monday* and Thursdays at 6:00 p. to Nolson—Clo?esTaesdayffcSaturdays%tlla.in

Opens Tuesdays Saturdays at 10 a. VBILT MAILS. Jasonville via. Riley. Gookerly, Lew. Coffee and Howesville—Closes Saturdays at 7 a. in ., Opens Fridays at 4 p. In Ashboro via. Christy Prairie— (Hoses Saturdays at 1 p.

of the Brazil ."Min

er" was in the city yesterday. We learn that the "Miner" will hereafter be published by a stock company, including some of the leading citizens of Brazil.' Messrs. Gray and Ainsworth, the late proprietors, retain an interest. Reese English,jpLpj^ (aty^gpe^ijjitp the company and'takes charge of die job printing department.

OP ©AsviLLi

excavations have been made and to-day the work of erecting the ritapit *nd car houses for the Danvhie roaa •(nil be commenced. ^The. eptimatgd cost of the. present Wiindtngl i^llninr^OjOOO. Jacob W. Stiller |iaslhe contract for the brick wdrk Seath «s Hager for the iron work, and the carpenter work will be let to day. The buildings aVe: located in 'fh«? ''Early meadow," just beyond Locust street. r/3

Choir Concert.—This

evening the

much talked of choir concert ^ill be given at Centenary Church. The admission is only fifty cents, with half price for children. The programme selected for the occasion i»as.follow*: ?OU

PAKT I.

Quartette—I'll Pray for Thee ....DonixetU

Messrs. Paige and Miller-

Song—Gaily I Trill my Joyons Lay Sloman Miss Fannie J. Kellogg. Duet—Listen to tho Wood-bird's Sonff.Glover

Mrs. Bichardson and Miss Cons.

Miss Kellogg^Conn, Messrs. Paige

Song—Sing on ye Little BirdsMrs. Richardson.

C^uartotto—Sweet and Low Perkins I

The Thirty«eighth Anniversary of the hurry's Prairie Baptist Association will ibe held with the Friendship Baptist Church, commencing on Friday, the 22d inst., at 10 o'clock A. M., and continuing through patnrdavand Sand*y. Rev. E. Cooprider to preach the opening sermon Rev. J. Smock, alernate.

pily focliis generation, Mr. Beecher is not -ire old enough to have had the discipline of Business of importance will be'(randforty years in his pulpit work but it iB acted, and all the members are expecte| not too much to say that he has been for I to attends By order of-the President /.u JMg8M.Gobpo^,Sec'y. I j^qtnred (he childhood ot JeSu's in that OTIS has just received per Express the

light about his head/' had he not known variety Store, 163 Mam. T«rre Haute Building lOilf dignity of motherhood" were again en- Company.—The regular monthly meet*shrined in that "swfeet and noble woman'' ing $t Terre Haute Building and Loan

hope and of all-concerning love that has I ^er 20th, at which the &econd installnever fadad. JSor could he have given ment will be due, and the regular month, so life-like a picture of the hill countrf

fapjon, ^d hej i^ot roamed the hills )bf Litchfield in nis own musing and susceptible boyhood.

musing and suscepti-

Btrl!Dg

S.M. Snirsok, Clerk.

Facts for. this Ladies.—Mrs. Elizabeth A. Monaghan, Of Brooklyn, N. Y., has used her Wheeler & Wilson Machine since 1861. During the war she stitcheid forty blouses a day of eight "hoars, averaging about, sixteen dollar* a week sijoge then she has stitched from thirty io thicty-eix linen coats a day. Last year, in three months, she stitched 1,274 linen coats, earning $186 40, besides doing her own, housework and tending her^ bab She would use no other Machine.—i?i Saturday.

Messrs. Geo. Stfeck & Co. have ju»t added another wing to tlllr large piaiio factory, extending it from 34th '"8^. through to 33th St., thus hearly doubling Jt^ former size. The businere of thii1 popular firm is rapidly increasing, the superiority of their Pianos being now uuiv*Bsally conceded. They have a largeshaiie of the retail trade in this city, while thejr are likely now the largest shippers to tbe West, having received lately from one of their agents alone, Messrs. Root & Cady, of Chicago, orders for twenty two Pianos in one week.

We muRt say for ourselvepytjia^ Ve have never beard Gner toaed or morS ^.tisfactory instruments than the new Bcalje sjliare and recently patented Grand Pianos, which ^fesBrs. Steck & Gpri#)w exhibit at their new ware rownsK-in 14th Street, a splendid success flfas never" "better deserved than theirs1.

The above wetake from the New York 'Musical Review of the 2d init.- 'i. Kis8ner, at the Palace of Music, is agent for J.hese pianp^ numbers of which are in uSe hrthia city.and.giving the greatest sati* feotion,._. ff:t '•vj1,

Unexpected.—Time works wondefrs.—Messrs. Townsend & Tuller Oil last Saturday evening sold their bull^in boards and bill posting business in complete to the well known adverti&ing majn Mr. Jaa. M. Dishon, of Indianapolis, who has conducted the business in that cityfor nine years with the greatest success, gaining, the jgood will of all advertising agents and a reputation that is unexcelled in the United States for promptness, lib-.

er^wd

Mrs. Richardson, Miss Mamie Conn, and! to him. Presents.—At Prof. Slate's entertainment at Dowling Hall last evening, which was largely attended by a highly pleased

Song—It's not True.....„„„„„ Mattie I audience, the ISading presents were: A part n. Bureau, drawn by Alexander Benson, Quartette—Motfnlighi on the Lake White and a Bedstead drawn by a boy named

dealing on square. Success

Smith McKe(!) Igsiding at No 21 North

Wiley Sixth street.

niSht

s. Kiohardson, -Miss Conn, Messrs. Paige a $16 Bureau, a and Miller. 1 ., Song—"Who's at my Window.. Osborne What-Not, besides the usual variety

Miss Kelltfggt of presents

Trio—Life has no Power ....Donizetti' Miss Kellogg. Messrs Paige and RichardsoA.

Mr. Beecher's "Life of Jjsds tHE

Christ."—Concerning this book,

!the

ful1 line

leading presenU will be Center Table, and & ri

QTISj at lhe New Variety Stor6i hisS

ju8t

^ved direct from first hands, a

GuiPl,re

and

great life work of Rev. Henry Ward Spiritual Manifestations.-—The usu Beecher, now being introduced to our al seance, under the mediumship of Mrs citizens by the agent, Mr. J. A. Foote, the Jennie Ferris will be held at Pencets R^y.. Joseph-,, P. Thompson,-' DD.,: has Hall this evening. Tickets can be se this to say in the N. Y., "Independent:'' curfed fon application at Peace's drug

Dr. Absolom Peters once told me that, store. after listening to one of Dr. Lyman 1 B^oTxer's grandest discoursesj ,h£. as^ed T^ero Will DC a meetmg of the^Fort hiin how long it had taken him lo prepare Harrison Guards at Beach's Hall op that sermon. "Forty years" was the ems Wednesday evening, September 20th, sit phatio and most expressive answer. Hap.

sha 0 clock.

Valencienes Lace^

loan wilI be made. A11

Jlv

will take notice.

By order of the

some fusing center but not welded p. they have yet. to' krtQW ^eecher I noise Over cheap goods, yesterday bought through this book, as working bymetho^

cslmnesa, cle&rowB, a ment of reasons for writing a life of Christy The entertainment given in the School and'of the methods and pjiirpose of abdh a Ropni, on the 7llh inst., will be repeated woirk," is a model of "introductory" dis- (by request) in the First Baptist Church, quisition. And the severity of style

the bpok evening Sep, 21st, at 8 conservatism of its tone upon speculative I

One is impatient for the conclusion of this ^reat work ?for the author's final summing up of his own impressions and

questions argue great power of self-re* I logoes and Singing,chiefly by the Scholars] straint in the author or, rather, these I Friends of the School are cordially inmarktherestrainingpowerof his subject.

For the character of Christ Is one of such ... unexampled and inapproachable grandeur

lessons front^ the transcendent life which I Embroideries!!! at Riddle's. for years he has te?3e1l sttecial stuav. T~ /,

Yet he has given usiottuchin the first

Of representation and neatness of finish. Altogether, it is a bobk to be prond of as well as to be prized.

interested

V...7JS. iintftWi'VJ

twenty

upon a well-ordered scheme of thought. ., .. ,, and with a deep philosophic purpose, to-1 out to their customers &i 3Q cents, ward one great, overmastering conception! I- Gome on, Mr. F.-y 80 cents is^'ow-'priee, He has n^ith^r tlirOWh off his random I whether you coizie^yourself or stndotheri.

Board of Directors.

M.C.Rankin, Secretary. 2^ For the "Little Folks,^ the prettiest

Thai which :first impresses .one in Mr. Bcedier'eJbook is,Jjie..maturity..of, the work, both in its cpnqfgtion and in its execution. If any have^pected to find I iine" Hiie^'in"Tei^^^'flkutV^"«»•'"th* in ltfhetoncal fancies strupk out,at ex* tw* .*. temporaned^S' Heat,1 defclaniaforjr state' I NewYyiety Store.',

yards of our 20 cent Red Flannel

?etnlr* We have several .bales of the same goods,

thoughts but has brought all his powers, j. ,, in the maturity of their strength in ftie I

and

T™1'1'03

o{ otlier

richness of their experience, and the large- bear a large profit over your counters in ness of. their development, Jo produce a your dark store. W. S. Ryce & Co. work that may fitly represent the labors and the results of his life. Hence there Something Ton Want.—A New runs through the book a subdued I Wheeler and .Wilson-Sewing Machine,

g05ds

lhat Wl11

Gymnastics, Recitations, Dia-:

vited Tickets^Aduit8

dren lo cent8

that it must stand alone forever upon the lett's Book Store. I simple pedestal reared for it at the first by Fo the Four Evangelists. A Neander, a Pres-1 sense, a Bushne'.l, a Beecher, may draw nigh to lay their garland at its feet none dare climb to crown it, and none is worthy to have is own Sketches of its features or history wrought as accessories in bas-re-lief at its base.7 n,:

Chil.

be obtained at Bart,

Crumbs of Comfort at 18-6t.

Choice Cod Fish, just received at 18-2t. 'JfJRipfetok's. Suitings.—Some beautiful ones onfeaie at Tcriivi, Riplbt A DEfoffi^s.

Embroidwifat Embroideries!

Th.e

Tcexju,

¥«t WelJingtoa'g Common Sane Spring Garter, and Gents Arm Elastics, I Tnell, Ripley & Deming's i^i at prescall on Otis, New Variety Store, No. 163 I ent the particularly attractive "jflace of Main,.,

fi.«' «dt i-iol a«if TSI

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Best five and ten 06111

part to stimulate our thoughts and to re- the city, cap,, be |oupd at W. J^Duddelgard our study that we can be well occu- ston & Bros, opposite the Poetoffice. pied with this until the seeded shall ap-p pear, t/o-

The mechanical execution of the book I .Complete line of pure Mohaira iiad leaves nothing to be desired. The paper I Black.A.lpac4s, jqpl received, &L*. and printing are excellent the gamer? oos illustrations are germane to the text ire executed with, due regard to accuracy

Ripley-&,

Deminq's.

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The largest stock of Embroideries in the city, at Riddle's. vjL

lttfkht'9 Walste, nioB and.^|ai^|a| Riddle's.

the city for the ladies:

For Sale—ONIONS—Ju»t received,* laige lot of very fine Onions, and for sale at Lee & Right's, corner Sixth and Ohio, street**.- *. vi 'i 16-6t

Onions.—Lee & Bight may think they run the Onion trade, but Old Reliable is up to time with a,' finp 16C tbm* and get some. 16-r4t. RlPPETOIC.

Stacks ofmeir^cds, at ?.'}A Tdeli^ Ripurv A DmiKoe'. If Riddle's fiibfudvi^i ate not '»don't bny

Ing^sii Serges, rery handsome at Tcnii, Riplit & DximoV.

N. Andrews isnow getting in his fal{ stock oi Roots and Shoe*, the finest and. best selected he has ever before br^^ht tdthis city.' .ffa w|ll allow no^e to undersellhita, and.itmte8~a.csH for inspect-' ion of goods uid prices, 16-dwtf1

Have you seen Riddle's new Embroideriea? •, rt.nwt.it For Good Clothing at low prices, go to Miller & Cox, 156 Main street. Quick sales and small profits is our^ n^ptto,

Black Henrietta Clotli, leautiful and ser^icable, at '. TUEH, RIPLET & Deming'S. -'•#ia3trWlt '.

Riddle has the cheapieat ^Embroideries id the city. It you want somethinf nice ddn't fail to see the new style O.K.White Shirt at Miiler & Cox, 1&> Main stieet, 14 tt: .j Slate /ls comng. I.,'

J. YA)V I

Trip aronnd the world. r.."! .. Parting, iijad: Drawing —Tifose 'who have not made ap^licat|on in Miss Bxme'g class .of Drawing and Painting should :^o so at once. Opposite' the Postoffice, in the American MachineRooms. IS^dlw a

Terre Hante Commercial College is -now Open for reception of students -for both day and evening classes: Night.session commencing on September llth,witli a full corps of teacher8.

To the young men of the West, we say, be up and doing. A thorough Business education can be proenred /during the long winter evenings that wi^ be of lasting usefulness to you. Rooms, corner ok Fifth and Main streets. -'For farther ,in formation address. if R.

Wool and Gaatanere Hose for ladies gents and children* at About half pricei' ,.m ,W. S. Ryc&< Co

Wool Half-Hose at 25 centg.1yjr. «s^ v,., W. S. Ryce A Co. Children's fancy Wool Hose at 8,10, 12} and IS cfcnts—^not half

The Cheapest Cftsslmeres ever' offer ed in Te.rt^Houte, are now on sale at". 12tf W.S. Ryob&Co^

Plantaneoptorama or trip around thi

world, .o-ruifMo TTilWv Slate Is Comings

Ladies wiil'findjir*ttrtheir jfilwtntage to call on Her* & Arndld'as they received their immense large stock of Embroider ies, Ac., yesterday, and will receive good: daily. They can give big inducements ii their lin?jnii tllQ?

The Best stock of Marseilles Trim mings, Gtiipare BandSftealiand imftation lac^8. in (he ci^yaresold at halfprice*

Too can get Sugars at TuttTe's awful cheap. His stock is largeiind- WeH tieieeted

A Nicely Famished Room for rent, good board by day. or month. Breakfast from 6 to 9 o'clock, Dinner from 12 to 3, Supper from 5 to 8 o'clock. Inquire on south'Side i^f Ohio street, second house west of Seventh street.

We will" open in a feij days, thej most elegant line of Embroideries everbefore shown in the Terre Haute market, and at prices that- will-'-make the other merchants blush, and secure for us. the exclusive trade for this business in Terro Haute. Heez & Aaijoij),

Opera House Bazar,

New Goods just received by Yates, the

^NEWPORT,

idtlff)

RlPPETOE^fi.

DIPLOMA,

and'twenty more devr and nobl^ ^iipes, New York Hat-Storey 145 Maui street} That old Chap ..

It*is a Popular Notion that person#1 living in town and engaged in sedentary occupations^ are not exposed to the iniijii ence of malaria. The worat sort of exposure is where prudent housekeepers from false notions of economy and cleanliness, neglect to build fires 4nd have their houses comfortably warm during the chilly mornings and evenings of early autumn. The sudden and ?|olent c^t^ges in die atmosphere from noon until*evening are likely to chilf the- body, derange the systsmr, aoid prodnc^* /edingdM^* situde, headache, btlioni*ne8», Ac. or to bring dii an' actual. attack' of Ague, «|rChillsand Fever. .Persons coding frpitt a' distant, Where malaria is nft-jjreVa-lent, are almost sure to suffer in this way during the first year or two, and. with all doe caution, cannot-feel perfectly Bafef'.

In any events .the use of Barr's Ague .Medicine wjll be found beneiieial, ekher as a preventive, or where disease is all'eady developed, as a positive, permanent add radical cu^e. Such 'arranigements have been made with, our leading druggists, that it may.be fonnd in any of their establishments,

Hoeierr. Lace and Llaen Collirs and Cnflb} Handkerchiefe from & cents to $15, Guipure Laces, 'Embroideries, and a thousand and one things more, at the Red Bazaar. ..:

Go to Moore & Hagerty for Furnaces a|td Ranges, 181 Main street. '. -SlfitfnrCdiiilug.

Go to Moore & tt&gerty for cheap Fruit tians, 181 MaiMfreet. A a W a S

Freeman's, 161 Main street.

For cheap Cistern and Force Pumps go^to Mpoife^t^Hagerly, No. 181 Main street. 1

Fresh rj

Tuttle's.

GAryjcn,

2-dw2w.. Principal. PlantancQptjOrantA or trip around the world. 5000 Busbels Choice Tlmothy, Clo ver and Flax Seed in store and for saleby

BEJKENf i^.Co.,.

12-tf.'^-'*'3 il60 and 162 Main street.

Slate Is Coming.

Durhain Smoking Tobacco, ju re ceived at Charles Weidel's, Na 11 South Fourth street. ll6t.

BUY NOW if. .you are anxious to save money {{,W8l. ^,.,',1

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ksi

6-4 Black Cloth at $1 OOjier yd 6-4 Black Cloth at..,... .'.t... 1 50 6.-4 Black Cloth at 2 00 6-4 Black Cloth at 2 50 $-4 Heavy Beaver at 2 50 i6-«4 Heavy Moscow Beaver...3 50 "r 6 4 Extra Mosco^ Beaver... 4 00

These goods were not sold less when wool was 40c per pound, and have since advanced fifty per cent. VTQO 10 V(l/\» W. S. Ryce & Co., a 6 re

if figure article.

an^shcTet -iron

W. S. Ryce & Co."

With a big Straw Is the Heathen Chinee That sells Coflee and Tea At one 43, On Main street—you see Buy Tuttle's Ten—the cheapest ^nd best in the market. .'.

If yiu want a nice mantle or grate^ examine -Mooire S Hagerty'sstock before parchasing, 181 Main street.

Tanderbilt, Beaumont, Regatta, Sumnyside, WallStiert, Nautical, Nonpariel, all newt at Sykes' Hat Store

It is Conceded bj Erory One tiba Moore & Haterty i(re the best Tin and Slate Boofore in iheoily.""" -t

Go.X/o# te&«iEent8 per bu nerTof t^firiarid Ohio.

id Coffees at

.. Java, Laguayra.andRio.Cofieosirctas. ed every day at Strong's.

The best aid to the sight are Pebble Spectacles—to'be had of S. R. Freemati, 161 Maih street:

Trip aroumf the world. I-1 Plantaneoptorama or trip around the world. a 1

You will find one of the large# and best selected stocks of tea in the city ait Strong's.

Oar Zephyrs for the fall trade ace now open and the assortment complete/ H«w. & A»hoi.D,

Newliaee Collars atHera & Arnold's.

If ^ton wieh lO see the mo«tcomplete selection of Slipper Patterns and OttomanS, go to Hers & Arnold's Opera House I Bazar.

Trip arouhd the'world. il"

Fall Styles just received: by Ya(a, the! Hatter, the following Ha.ts: -~r RIVERSIDE, viaduct ,,

8UM

18-Im

•ad

.tfiyr

Mr. And Mrs. S. 1 Straus are now in New York boying the handaomeet stock of /all inQlinery goods to be had. Some iirtl afriTing now.

Oeautlful I

delive^ Jb^ Wil%i

Stbatjs,

LOST.

LOST—OnPecket

South Fifth or Sixth street, a

small Book, containing one

thiaoffiee. 19-2t Bithor on Chestnat between Seventh and tbe depot, or on' Seventh, be* tween Chestnut and Mulberry, a Bunch of Coal Ticket*, which are of no use only to owner. The finder will please return them to

WM.

-WAtttHD^A good eneraelio man to »eQ YY the New Improved Wheeler A Wilson eewiaar Machine. A good horse and wagon furnished. A man of some experienee preferred. Far nutiaalar* call on or addrt E. H. MAQNER, Agent, ^corner Alain a Sixth streets, Terre Haute, Ind- la-d2t-wlt

WANTED—SITUATION.—An

TT_ do

general

Heuse building.

During the temporary absenceTof the snbop] as agent in the matters a

one_&a[fTrade

shapes, now reaidy, at Svfees' Hat Store. I ness of making Hominy,' or will sell the [whole with my interest in the property 1.1,., JsL B.aif'pknown tbe Hominy Mill in Terre Haute:, f,nl»?in7 I Idojnbt wish' to fats over this matter. I will iofcd Tei. a VtrV ^tisf^OE^^anS lmllthv giTe no information about my patent or about v.w- i|.T -JiV~r m-y'trade only to parties who wilT satisfy me riipC Bin lfot Weather. €kSW llMtle I that they wish to buy. Address or see *|J1F THEODORE HUDNUT, "Ji.-.- 3 ,'| 30dlm Terre Haute, Indiana. iting,tin XT

goo^and'Cheap,

149, Main 8t.

S. L. Stbaus, 149, Main St.

Tattle sell»an Imperial Tear for eighty. cent*, good strength and fragrant.

•at WQOLEN NI1I.L$,

WOOtES GOODS 0BB1PI J"Vl •+-& i* f% W w. iv3'

rf-i jiiltf 4

Prices Cut Down. Milt*

Wdolen Goods Retailing at Wholesale Prices.

You can select from the finest stock of HOME.MADE WOOLEff GOODS !1 Ever offered in this market, consisting of CASltfHERES, TWEEDS, mHs.n.Avmu.'j

In many styles,-that will hot shrink.

KENNEDY CO., Vigo Woolen Mills, Terre Haute, lnd

tr«

7 A E

I S A A A

UNDERTAKER

ATTORNEY AT LAW And Notary JP*tHo,

Owct-^flJOhjp s^e^t^betj ^rd A Fourth

Bub

BAB&IUK,* GO.. No. 25Buntin

House, corner Third and Onio. 15-tf

WANTED.

ry absen

scriber« cornel1

A. K. Smith,[at the lumber yard, olar streets^ will act ird and Poi

li-dtf

FOR

Frooms,

FORSALE—AFox

f«r Tfour

'•'"•NAUTICAL .Ulii jJEEFBRSON, I BALTIC,

CHARMER.

Double Seat Express Wagon.

Also a lot of River Plows, best qual:y. Enquire of JAS. HOOK.

•O* WORSALE. I rr&l'ia'X 'mi.ttiit jilT tJ-JUrr*, .W-c-J J*. XvVi tr .=

HAVE TEt OK FIFTEEN HANDMade Wagons which I warrant as good as any wagons in the State. 8 ARCHER

Cork 4th and Cherry Sts., Terre Haute* Ind. 5'tf

Call and get one early b^fpre the rest. 7 I 7 ~7 -j.iJ I "CfOR SALE.-I have obtained Letters Plantaneoptorama or trip around the.1JJ Patent" for an Improved Hominy. Mill wnrld I Cylinder, and I fally believe that this im1

Silk Hntfl.-rJmll ntvlri hoaiiiifnl Hominy for many years. I will sell

88'

the patent and* engage in-the ttuni-

OR SAI»B—Desirable buildiag lots on Sooth Sixth and Gulick Streets.

Also^ my two-story Brick Dwelling, on

Mbore & Hagerty«as nMi bte eotHtlIed,181 North Fifth street. "Lot well set with ohetec Mainsiheet

.| bearing fruit trees and vines.

osiT f.'Vi

Eits iB Soiiaets!—A very large RA.L STOCK! OF afad compete Atock of^ Bamni^.'hatB 'and ^nnets is to be closed ont daring fhisT TTpiJAT Qm "y mont^ V. jwi bargains OU11 at! II liih'-a-.v/ •,» alo: ihi ki utorf 8.

.•' ,w.I. 7„«T Jr-•...-(.ii

•xr, it'.

Ladies Who were formerly residents of this city, and who have lately removed tolfffVllfriV (JoMSj Indianapolis have since sent to Hers &

h"if?'Tjrfg...cA»F®Msr»,

could,not suit themselves near as jreU in ^the Ca^ital Of this SWte,5n regatd to style,quality and!priced.' ll-t'f. [Oil CletbS: pApeT HAIlginffS, u'r tr. .•

1 1

Corsets!—A full stock of fine corsets. -.f We hare a real French corset, not kept l. -T^-RL/E LINEN, an he re el in is it an iv be value lor the money than any other house I LOOKING RT.AiBaina itt'thfe trad^." Our bOSiery^departmtent is the most complete.

)l. -i,

XAIS *pr5-4U

allarien in his lim a»».« utaiiHl

nrepind to execute all orders in his line thneataess anidUp»tob, oorner,ofUird Cher atreets, 2eneIi»ate, lad.

Is i:

lii'TSiifiti* j..:

experieno-

od Dry Goods Salesman wishes a situation. Address, D. G. S., Kzpresa Office. 19-tf a•fc WTANTEC GIRL To do housework. W Enquire at MRS. BLINN'S, No. 91 North Fourth street. fill

19-tf

TIT"ANTED—Boys and Oirls for the Dining TT Room at the Terre Haute House. 16-4t IT ANTED A COMPBfENT

GIRL-To

heuiework.

Also a Bey to

do chores. App!y at corner 6Xand Oak. 15-d4t MRS. F. A. HOSS.

Open

13-dtf

"\X7"ANTED—TO RENT-A Dwelling House TT conveoient to Main street, and about five rooms, by a prompt paying tenant. "No children. Parties Having houses to rent, please address P. O. Box 313, stating rent aAd location. sep9-dtf "tTTANTED—GOOD. RELIABLE AND EN

VY ergetio business men, of good habits, who can furnish satisfactory references and give security for property entrusted to them .intelligent young-farmers and mechanics, who can farnish horse harness and wagons, preferred,) can obtain permanent and profitable employment on hoth salary and commission, by applying to Nofsinqix

Jossa-

L-kK.7^aad 74'W. Washington St. Indianapolis, or to their Singer, agents in their respective counties. scp4d3m

FOR RENT.

TTO& RftftT-ttESIRABLE BtTS I"N.E S S PROPERTY.—The Brick Buildings just ereoted, on the corner of Fourth and-Cherry streets. In the buildings are fdur finish^ ed basement rooms, 60xl8^feet, well lighted and ventilated, 10 feet ceilings, with boo front* and rear"etatranees 'four bnsfnes. rooms on the ground floor 60x18}^ feet, 12 feet ceilings, completely'finished in all respects in the second story are eight double or sixteen single rooms, arranged for offioes lodging rooms or family suites, with separate stairways, /front and rear. Every appendage in the wa?'Ofiga4 cisterns, eoal va&lts, wood houses, Ac., have been provided, and no apartments in the city are better lighted or ventilated. To good and permanent tenants rent will De made reasonable.

r.n.R

iove namocl. JAMES COOK.

KENT—A STOR^! ROOM—In one of the host locations this city. Inanire at HERZ & ARNOLD'S Opera House Baiaar. jy29-dtf

RENT—A Dwelling House with' eight oistern. well and out-buildings, all new and in good order. Apply to SCOTT &DUY, Ohio street, between 3d and 4th. 86-dtf.

TOR SALE.

•*ili -Ui'ii i) 5 nl

H-. H. TEEL. jJJ If

reek (wHh lluiisey)'op ,k A I V-tt' Jtfiior-I CARPETS, &C,

Mayors Office.

V'i'.u.'lT

xa|

II1

VIA Li Daiuask, Rep Nottingham

CURTAIN MATEEIA^,

ALL WIDTHS OF

t-v

illow Case

&Hnw Mf tt»iC vyk

boo MUSLINS. Mt.xdtott atri W^kaT^aLftrge Stock of the above Goodf on hand, And having bought them before the ^ricts,' ir^tl #ell thei^ very eheap* brokav bbo»„

J(Q# MatuiStreet, Terre

sep2-dw3m

DYE HOUSE.

\mws

jewtfm' AMD LADIES' WEAR

Sheeti^, Blankets and \arns. lio Cotton fCLEMED & COLORED! Shoddy in these goods. All we ask is to give us a call examine i. oerQoods learn our prioes, and save your- r:^®ente" Wear repaired neatly at selves many dollars.

t: I

IE F. ISlir's

•iV

PAINTER#.

:.J TUht

A I N E

.-.•i.tgtaBiaO' atUi

Wall Tape*,' Oill Paintv

Soi 68|€Mlttf «waf

S -nuiiti} it :t-*i I idj Jiii4 cu Raa '.—i-siJ-juu'

Jhar«!' J! rr .j»r etifo '-ii .LiI !... Ulll cutut. l&tts itU li.' t.ltr. ... vyxuu

IJ*

lfiTThe opportunity to hny

If AJ. 1

TUEI »BMNC.

.KOR THE

^sLclios will Kind.

Fringed Ties, Tassel End Ties, Windsor Ties, Qros TV-: -ftj-iyt c-t"' r/trMii-it $

Grain and Boman Bowp,

Cotton Quilting, White Brussels Net Valeneionncs Collars, Valenciennes and Hamburg Edges, Tuqk^ llmbroid^ry^ Black Bloqde, Eeal Gnimpure and Duchcsso Laces.

A great variety of Handkerchieis, some fine bright Striped Shawls, as well as the modest [styles plenty of Embossed Wool Skirts fthandsome itock of Dress Goods, Black Silk Velvet and Velvet Ribbons, Tabby Velvet, Opera Flannels and Lighi.C]oakinggJ. '.rtI. 1

We have a first-class stock of Hosiery, Ladies' Meripo X'a'awers and Vests.

HOUSEKEEPERS CAN GET

A complete outfit of Sheetings of all widths, Pillow Case and ordintfiy Muslins, Bleached, Half Bleached and Brown Table Linen from 25c Towels, Crash,

jiH/'» .-

•-fttrnf®

,,.*£

A full 8t5ck of Cloths, Cafeimeres, tTeang/Plan&W cofo^d ^n^ wiiue Canton Plannfels, Denims for overalls, Check, Hiekory, and Muslina for shirting. All numbers of Bichardson's Celebrated Jirish Linen,

British and German Cotton Half Hose of fine, stout and heavyrough qualities Country Knit and Machine made Wool Half Hose Colored Cotton Linen and Bandanna Handkerchiefs. ..

The nicest of Paper Collars and Little. Notions. (J ,f.Wn 4 WiL'i' (Sportsmen will bear in mind that wo have material^expressly for Hunting Suits.) *»..«

fUto, nm^KMr• »wn -A Will find beautifal Plaids and suitable Trimmings, material for thosejaunty little jackets Rubber Combs the nicest shades of narrow and. broad cord edged and Gros Grain Ribbon Merino Underwear and Hose of all sizes and qualities.

i-:

E A E

We invite to inspect our stock of Prints, Ticks, Ginghams, Bleached and Brown Mus ins, Canton and Wool Flannels, Jeans, Tweeds, iiepellants, Checks Stripes, Grain Bags, low and medium priccd Dress Goods, Table Linens, Colored Cambrics, Thread, Buttons, Braids, Tape, Pins, Needles, Knitting Cotton, Carpet Chain, Cotton and Wool Yarns, Batts, White Goods and other articles of which we are jobbers and which we buy from first hands for cash. ... :ni» sj»

irfflin I

ill i» t( it

iA tt

iwumiwwmm' ii':' .T

t-lt tV!t,)"cAi 1il osHsijflHlJi 'ff .i.'i ittifilii -if -.'K} fi't 'i iti Oi( ii

u1871.w. FALL CAMPAIGN. 1S71-

W4HJr BANNISTER Ii«* s-w-iifetrtf!»,:{!' -i 'Jd t, ,j a} **!%$!»«' eJ ni vzn ffili uirif.'lt

Fall and Winter Stock of

Cloths, Beavers antlii Doeskins, 1? ••a •i.-.'-i'-M *1.. W 'W1U #.ist U1M li-t* 1

FineFrench, English and American Cassimerek* is-rmr Jvn

IKeaVer

Thtse Goods were bought

•'J "Mi ill ft

•ALSO-

Bed Spreads, -V*. 4

Hhi

WE HAVE «T .. vl4§

*. ,,

TUELL, RIPLEY & DEALING, Comer Main and Fifth Stre-ts, Terre Baute..

CLOTHING,

•I

jj£a]n street^

nnw

ixi.iUt/'i.tji 1 'ji'H i*«a iuua

rrrclvinir hiH 'v 4

luw

'i .« .'y",.!.*,, Ot! *-B t'Sii'MHIl *r .Htj BEAUTIFUL LINE OFi •tit iads ijfui ,. nK" .!-• •*,* ?. ill [,nl .) ,tP tl' ti' ii -Il.A. DIAGONALS, STRIPES AND MIXED SUITINGS "J .Wtor .I 'M.J .i ,f3i- **1*t *. »^Jl 'I-1

uirt

rec«.iv«Djj ...

Find

Black

At 25 per cent, less than present Factory prices, j't'* Sfi J'iiT

AT THE

'.ri,. Matn Street#1*£

NEAR COXJBT HOUSE S(aTJ-A.TRE

offer oor ehiiro stock or CABPETS, OIL CLOTHS and MATTINGS at TWENTY-FIVE P^B CElfT. BELOW PRESENT' FACJTOBY" PBICE8.

Cotton ChpitiiGmtpeit* at *~,a& Cottage Carpets at 33 at

Super tngirAi*, Carpets at HS Hashfort Carpets at ..—I Lowell hvrpets 1 2S Three-ply Carpets at 4& Brussels Carpets at, 9S Oil Cloths a(4.MUrf,A.:„..... J0 ctsper square yard

Carpeu at

NEW YORK STOJtE .~f r^evfe-A tZ-?*'" Wear Coiii* Honse Iquare,

WITTENBERG, RUSCHHAUPT & CO.

if)i

Colored

irm

•'—r .—•- A

'Coatings,

And a General Variety ot Gents* Furnishing

porters and will be made up in the best style and sold, at reasonable prices. Call and see for yourselves.

CARPETS.

Goods.,f

in New XorJc, direct from, the In*

si iigJWi'ta o*,tf jg- nu psfT

NEW?| YORK" STORE,

.Mil-

Sale to otfntinue every yard of Carpet ia

-{J»' J' 1 JI.U

HI,a-'

/Tkt-

itl

4 'iffo -til jftifiil

sold

.i. .• utn.

..V.

65-

the above prieeswill not present itaet

agiuh this year, ais the immense advance in Wool has enhanced the prices of aLT-v Woolen Goods at least 25 per cent. ,, 1- 1% jT

"f! 11 »T 'i .t* ... .V ^L' **rop p»

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