Daily Wabash Express, Volume 21, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 25 December 1871 — Page 4

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DAILY EX PH ESS.

TBHBE HAUTE, INDIANA

Monday Morning.

3 -40n. Oa« Wxpr-»« P. 12:41 a T,lriitnlngKx*ress—19:43*. tn 6:45a .Vi»l»t Bxpt»m ...-...- 10:1S a Mattoon and Ind Ao. 10:50a. •VAvavnx' o4wroRDsm.L« c. a.

le-ve

tee.

Leant.

Last week of 1871. Make the most of it.

What did Santa Clans

stocking? The

The

crowded condition .of the stores

last week afforded tempting opportunities for petty thieving, and we hear of a number of cases of kleptomania.

Hymen

Henry

Ieonnb'rCT5

1871

railroaVTIHE TABLR TCRBR BACTK UDllKlPOUl «. 12-50 *. m~ .."•w York Express- *:.Via. 3-Sp.m .. .Ligbtnin* B* press :™Jp 7:05 a. T**' Express 2:2fl p. .. ..Ind'iis Aeeom'dn 4:10 p.

Arrive.

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Cairo Ex 9:00 a.

IWOt*"*POLtB 8T. tours *.

Arrive rom En*t Departl°L^e±

5:tt a. Vast Expre** -,5:S?* 10 ran a. Oav Express 10:i"5 m. ...*"i»ht «!xnr»M

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:D7 p. .... Mattoon and Ind Ac.. 4:10 p.

Arrive from *«rf. Depart for B",t.

JLrrtve.

5 :.V a. Express .10»•* p. ra 4rlO p. Mall 8:25 p. ROOrVTLLK RXTUVRIO*.

Art ire

4:25 p. Hi .Mail 10:35 a. ICVASBVIU.*, TKBKK HI DTK CHICIOO K.

A tries.

A :45 a Chicago Express 3-.30 p. 4:00 p. Accommodation 10:.Va.

The City »nd TlcJnllj

Get vaccinated!

A Msrrt

The

Mnall pox f« coroine.

Labor

in vein—that of the Clay coun

ty coal miners.SJ'xil JsfAyiiSC

put

reaped quite a harvest last

week as will be observed by the list of licenses issued to link h&ppy pairs until death or divorce doth separate.

Keep in mind thathv invitation of the Masonic lodge* Rev Thos. R. Austin will deliver a.lecture on Solomon's Temple, at Dowling Hall on Friday evening.

Christmas

services and a concert bv

the Sabbath School will be had at the Universa!ist Church to-night. No charge for admission and a general invitation is extended.

The

Congregational Sunday School

will have its holiday entertainment on Friday evening. The programme, which' will be somewhat novel in its features, will be perfected to-morrow evening. '"'The biggest kind of a Christmas tree," ia what he said there would be at the Baptist Church to-night. And we can Bafely add that there will be the biggest kind of a time.

The

severe wind storm of Saturday

morning caused considerable damage in various parts of the city, to roofs, chimneys, etc. At Brazil the roof of Turner Hall was taken off.

The

pressure upon our columns by

holiday advertisers has prevented us from giving as much attention to city news as we desire Another week will bring us relief in this respect.

Paper

To morrow—In order that

everybody about the Express office may have a "merry Christmas," and in accordance with the usual custom, we shall iasue no paper to-morrow.morning.

Photographers

time they succeed in taking a really good likeness is when they come across a face entirely destitute of expression, and with large, heavy and decided features.

The

anniversary exercises of the As-

bury Sunday School will occur at the Church this evening. The exercises, which will be of the usual interesting character, will be open to the public.

Have

you got your turkey for dinner?

If not go to White & Briggs', corner of Fourth and Cherry streets, where you will find a choice lot toselect from. They have besides almost everything you could desire for a complete Christmas dinner.

A surprise party came off last week. The hostess mistook the object of her callers, and deposited the refreshments in the pantry. The company waited until 1 o'clock in the morning for the anticipated spread, finally broke up feeling very slim and lank, and, in this particular case, hard to realize that it was more blessed to give than to receive

Masosic.—The following were elected by Terre Haute Commandery, No. 16, on Saturday evening, as officers for the ensuing year: Charles Croft* E. C. Alex. Thomas, G. Robt. VanValsah, C. G. Thomas R. Austin, P. F. C. Crawford, S. W. M. Hollinger, J. W. John Abbott, Treasurer and Secretary F. Schwingroub®r, R.: P. McCoskey, Stand B. Thos. B. Long, Sword B. H. H. Boudinot, W U. Shewmaker, 1st G. A. M. Black, 2d fi.:Geo. E. Farrington, 3rd G.

Ehrewhabdt,

'your

Courts, bank"? and pnWic offices

will be closed to day. Neither of the morning dailies frill be issued in this city to morrow.

Many 'a gobbler who ha*'gobbled his last gobble will be gobbled to-day.

Dealers

in holiday goods say ihev

have enjoyed an unnsualiy large trade. The burning of villifnono powder last night told of the sure approach of Christmas. •.

The

Prairie Citv Guards were out yes

terday, performing the last sad rites to a deceased comrade. JJllJi'J 1 1 Tone

Lvnopord

6:30

The

is prepared .to sugply

the whole town with the choicest of Christmas oysters -to-dav. Thr

Po«toffiee will' be clo«ed oh to

day (Christmas diy) except between the hours of 8 aad 9 A. and from 5:30 to

Nail Work* stopped work on Sat-

i^flay evening until Wednesday morning to allow all employee to enjoy the Ghristmas season

The

Huiqss'oe McGregor breach of

promise case will be called in the Criminal Court on Wednesday, before Judge Pettit, of the Supreme Bench.

Real Estatz

assert that the only

$1,800.

the new

"Senate," has the thanks of the printers of this office

a generous contribution of

for

Christinas refreshments, sent in last evening.

Interments

—The following inter

ments were made in the City Cemetery ]a«t week: Pee-1'- Miss Barak Wiseman. «s*31 years —Consumption. i»ec.'P. Infant of Fred«wk W. Hoff, are 11 months and 10 day*-^Ve'hng.

Pec. 21. Infant of Dr. Link, ago 2 jear« and 8 months—Congestion. The children of the First Presbyterian Chnrch Sundav School had a happy time on Saturday evening. After appropriate exercises each child went home with some little token to show that it was remembered aBd cared for by-pastor, superintendent, teachers and friends of the school.

Died.—W Shewmaker, the second •on of Uriah Shewmaker, died on Saturday morning, after struggling for years witli disease engendered from confinement in the Andersonville prison pen. His remains wrre followed to the grave yesterday by a large circle of mourning relatives and friend*.

Presentation.

yX Hi

4 ». -if £••*.

Christmas!

if.

The employes at

Thompson, Keys & Mmconrt's hub and spoke factory, surprised their foreman, Mr. George Mills, on Saturday evening, by the presentation of an elegant silverplated castor, valued at sixteen dollars The presentation addre?s was happily made by Sergeant White.

Opera House.—To-night

the German

Dramatic Association will give a compli mentary benefit to Mr' Holfelder, when will be produced the beautiful drama in five acta entitled: "Rebecca, the Clairvoyant or the Jewess of Worms." The cast, Which-IB very large, embraces the full strength of the organr/^tion.

Marriage

Licenses

were issued by

the County Clerk last week to the followfns parties. James A. Watson and Mary A. Watson.

W u. Tolbfrt and Mollie Hoytr. Fhepberd B. Bwvios and Eli** Barles. Ge:i. W. Newman and-Fannie tl MoClure. David arne and Ann A. Miller. Henry C. Koyk^ndfcU and Sarah

Carle L. Veacb and Margaret Pope, Joht Lee and Lncy A. Q-my. f'harlos Joh son and Louisa Shirley. Win- A- Shores and Ohlarity F. RhyaO. ,f Evmlant T. Lewis and Jane Evans. "A Merky

Christmas!"—This

A CHIIITWAS G1ML. BY CHBIST1XA B09SRTTA.

In tCe bleak maH-wftter i*Fro»ty wind made moan Earth s-ood hard as iron,

Water like a stone Snow kad fallen snow on snow,. Snow .on snow, In tbe'Ueak mia-winter

Long ago. 4 n. Onr God. lleaven cannot hold him,

Nor earth smtain. Heaven and e»rth shall flee away When he come« to reign In the bleak mid-winter

A stable-plac# sufficed The Lord Sod Almighty—: ^Jesus Christ.

Hon.

Transfers.—Recorder

Meyer put upon record last week, the following transfers of real estate: Welton M. Modesittto Charles E. Fuller, lot in Modern's sub-division for

Emily Hedges to Levina Larkins, 20 acres .in Honey Creek township for $800 ..

Henry C. Weaver to John L. Binkley undivided ha(t of a lo» in Gilbert Place for $700

Catherine Dean to Jas. A. and Clara H. Dean, 40 acres in Pierson township for $400.

Wui. T. Beauchamp to Barnhart W. McClung, lot in the cuy for $3,000 Simeon Miller to William C- Forbes, 20 acre* in Pierson township for $700

W. H. Romine to Charlotte A. Snedaker, lot in Erumbhaar's sub-division for $450

John A. Smith to Henry Otte, 53} acres in Favette township for $1,066 65 Mary and G. F. Cookerly to Richard Walker, lot in Cookerly's sub division for $480.

Posey Rush to Mahlon Woody, 100 acres in Prairie Creek township for $500.

Joseph Gregg to J. M. Sankey, Trustee and others, lot in Lockport for $30. Reuben Holstead to Aquilla Rogers, 10 acres in Honey Creek township for

$1,000.

C. Rose to John Zimmerman, 6$ acres id Harrison township for $1,600. Isaac B. Whitaker to William Emmet, lot in the city for $500.

C. Ro«e to John Zimmerman, lot in Rose's sub-division for $800 Robert Newcomb to John Copeland, 15 acres in Pierson township for $150.

Wiley Ingram to same, 40 acres in same township for $400. Peter Lyon and others to Carlton C. Belt, lot in Roache & McGaughey's sub division for $425. William C. Smith to James D. Cottman, 42} acres in Fayette town»hip for $1,400

Welton Modesitt to" Mary Ann Wood, lot in Modeaitt's sub-division for $1,200.

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Enongh for Him whom Cherubim Wo'ship night and day, A breastnil of milk •''*5

And a muogerfullofhay Ehough for Him whom Angels Fall di'Wn betre. The ox and assandeamel i» Which' adore, -i.

Ingi May have gathered there. Cherubim, aod Keraphim .«

Thro«gei the air Bat only his Mother In her maiden bliss Worshiped the Beloved 'yi

With a kiss.

R. W.

*i» ,*.J D'lil

humorous

'aJAiic

v-)

—It is better to be flush in pooket than in countenance. —The conjunct!ye, mood—Th.9Ughts of .matrimony.' —The best band to accompany a lady vocalist—A Aus-band. —Jinks says that wedding-rings ought to be rechristened

rings. He has

nttffer-

been married five years. —The latest device for "breaking up' a sitting hen is to put a couple of luopps of ice in the nest. —^"N*me the longest day in the year," said a teaoher to a young hopeful of five summers?" "Sunday!" responded the little man

I WAII* il «iq '.

—What is the difference between a fool and a looking-glass?—One speaks without reflecting, and other reflects without •peaking. .tn' —Marriage enlarges the scene of happiness or misery, the marriage of love is pleasant, the marriage of interest, easy and a marriage whereTboth meet, happy

SpMrijE

-A

V»

What can I give Him»0 & fn* Poor as I am— If I were a Shepherd 3-.*^

I would bring a lsmb: If I were a, Wise Man

tfrrg-

I would do part— Tet what can! give llim,Give my heart.

A/s

?T from

Db. W.

Scribner'i for Janumry.

C0RRt8f0NlESCEi

Tibbb Hautk.

Dee. 21,1871.

Foster

H. D. Scott.

F* En

''charles A. Chamberlain and Nellie R. Hal'lcr* Francis M. Porothy and Nett. Peters.

George M. Thrall and Ennice E. Sewon-

nB*5ahWhitkenack

0. Rector and Hannah Mewhinney Benj- and Sarah E Herring~*°W. S. Jones and Rachae! Dickerson.

sen

tence, that grows sweeter with the years, and fonder from its .use, ring?' over the world like a glad carol of musje, and the Express this morning wishes all who may read its columns a merry, blessed CBristmasi It hopes that it may enter no home which is nof happy and where the Christmas time ia not merry and blessed. If sorrow broods oTer ®it bome we trust that the hand which gave will lighten the blow if want or penury makes the circle sad-and the Christmas board bare, may those who are happy, and those who are blessed, cheer and pro vide, and pour sunshine in upon sorrow. We trust that this paper will not be read at any fireside to day where God's poor are not remembered, or where the revelry of plenty-will thoughtlessly soqnd its joys upon the unsnpplisd hearthstones of want. With. all about you made happy as far as cab be, with your heart satisfied that you have done unto others as you would have others do unto you, may this one ol the Sabbaths of the centuries be the gladdest of your life, the happiest and holiest, and in truth "a merry Christmas."

Appreciating

-rDear Sir:

the efforts you have made to ipdnoe a better development of the mineral resources of this vicinity, and knowing your great experience and eminence as a geologist, we respectfully tender you an invitation to deliver a publie lecture upon the subject, in this city, at such time, during yottr stay here, as may beconi venient to yourself,

We shall be greatly gratified at your affirm* ative response to this invitation. Very respectfully,

Tt. W. Thompson, D. W. Minshallf. W m. Maok, Samuel Royce,'»j-rj

Lucius Rycw,

Charles Cruft,

J, B. rheadle, J. P. Bair-1, I. N. Pierce, Ja». M. A1 en, ... John T. Seott, W. K. Edwards, John H. O'Boyle. -N. Howser, H. Hu'man, P. E. Tuttle,

E. Frank Howe, W. WHrren,,! vTh'is iMwIing.'.v^

M.P.Wood. L. A. Burnett, W. R. McKeen, J. HrHager.

B. Htgt.r.

8. H. Potter. .7-7 H. O'Boyle, T. Murray, Geo.Farri.gton, lex Greti'or, Prest tiuisey,Ray G. Jenekest N Wilson Naylor, lexandor Thomas,

Conf^rly.

P.M.Donnelly, Nipperf. R. A. Morris. Robert 8. C6x^ J. Brlanger P. Deming S. A. Herrick. F- 0 t'rawford. W. B. Tnell. O. Allen. Wm Paddock,

George T. Drake, A. J. Crawfoid, N. F. Cunningham, :P. S Westtall.

jas. Tillotson, R. N. Hudspn, W. Valentine. W. W. Carry.

Rmv.Jas

dill, ,Ti.J.ttACninP.

B. B, Booth,

?n-Robt.Smith,.

V«nyaliah.

L. Cook, F. G. W. Bement. A Deming, =v Geo. F.Ripley. P. Shannon. .»»» Geo, Ruy. Thos. K. Austin. John S. Beach, W, B. Hendricks, T.C. Bntin, 0 J. Smith. C. Y. Patterson, Wm. J. Ball, S. Freeman, 8. Cofyi Asa Countryman. "L'.

Tbbbk Hautk,

Gbntltuex:

TlW

Dec IS. 1871.

I beg leave to acknowledge

of yo«».iaUir.of.tKfl.2llt llllt-

TCDeipi

asking me to deliver a public lecture on the mineral resources of this vicinity. With many thanks for this manifestation of your courte sy, I cheerfully accept the invitation ..to ad' dress the citizens of Terre Haute at such time and place as your committee may select. lam, gentleman, with great respect, your ob't serv't J. W. FOSTER.

Thompson,

D. W.

Mibsiuix

and others. ti The lecture will be Selivereff at Cow ling Hall, on Wednesday evening next

A year ago, the Rey E. F. Howe, of tlie Congregational Chnrch, in order to induce his people to adopt the free seat system, in place of renting, proposed to release his church from all obligations to pay his stipulated salary, and accept, in lieu thereof, whatever the weekly collections should amount to above- fifteen dol* lars per week, which sum was to be deducted to defray incidental expenses. The result has been favorable in all respeeta, except that the parson falls behind two hundred dollars on his salary. Notwith standing this, he renews his offer for another year, and yesterday announced that the proposal had been unanimously and enthusiastically accepted by his chnrch and congregation.

W. 8. Baker, of Cincinnati, formerly in the retail cement business in this city, ii visiting friends on Fourth street.^

Largest Assortment of fine Jewelry will be found at Ge '3 mold's, 163 Main street.

Santa Clans to day at Hers & Arnold's Great Opera House Bazaar and Palace Toy Store.

tHuiTl£1

0. Bartlett & Co, mean business when they say they are selling Pictures at cost.

Por your Books, Pictures, Albans, Portfolios, Desks, Work Boxes, Games, Stererscbpes, Alphabet Blocks, Paper Dolls, Diaries, Backgammen Boards, Pen Wipers, Gold Pens, Pocket Books, Paper Knives, Card Cases. Dre wing Cases, Chess, Toy Points, Ivory Tablets, Parlor Cro ^net, and other of other Christmas Gifts, to-day, call on O. Bartlett & Co., 101 Main street, across from the Opera House23—2t.

Santa Clans to day at Hera & Arnold's Great Opera House Bazaar and Palace Toy Store.

Zephyr Work.—Mrs. Julia Brado, Seventh street, two doors north of Vandalia road, is prepared to receive pupils and teach Zephyr Work. Terms: $3 00 and material furnished. A sample of what may be done with Zephyr may be seen at Cox's book store. This *am» pie would iflake a handsome Christmas present 2t

Santa Clans to day at He-iz & Arnold's Great Opera House Bazaar end Palace Toy. Store.

Lard! Lard I Lard !—J. L. Humaston will fill crocks, cans, jars and other vessels, with bis splendid Lard, (at W. Rieman & Son's Pork House) at 10 cents per pound.

For a Holiday Present buy a Scholarship for your son on the Terre Haute Commercial College School, open both day and evening. 23-3w

Santa Clans to day at Herz & Ar npld's Great Opera House _$3*aar and Palace Toy Store.

Santa Clans to-day at Herz & Arnold's Great Opera House Bazaar and Palace Toy Store.

For yonr Holiday Tnrkeys go to Daniel Miller's.

Toilet articlM, kli kinds of-ioys and confectionery, small wagons, hobby horses, and i» fccUilnM anj thing ii the way of Christmas-presents, atS* Stone's,. 22 soutit Fourth street-

National Honse Salodn, A. Lorey, Proprietor. The finest liquori» ever bought In this city are kept at the National House Saloon. Try them.

The finest assortment of Gents, Ladies, Misses and ChildrenV BoOto and Shoes in the city are to. he-found

ratJ.'B.

Lodowici ACo's, oorner Sixtb and Main. rtreete Tr»-".'.' Sngar Creek Coal.—Atl jSfcfraons wishing to buy our Stigar Creek Coal at 10 eents per bushel^, bad better do. so in the next few days. Office Bunlin House, No 25, corner Third and Obiostreets.

WM. Barrick & SOH.

-i-JH ii ... Xa&tTlJS art* ©rati'J in great variety at Moore & Hagerty's, 181 Main street. €h to Moore & Hagerty for Furnaces and Ranges, 181 Main street.

People are Hushing to theCent Stpra because they ean buy there Toys and No' tioiis cheaper than anywhere, arid #e they are' ripceiving goods daily they are pr*: pared and are making quick sales but rai&ll profits. Call and see Tor yourself,, do not forget No. 12, Foivth street, south of Mam. yisl-

Dr. Arnahd's Ague Cure mr Tonfe Ye^etaWe Febrifuge—For ttte Cure of Ague, Intermittent and Remitteiit Fevers.—Dr. Arnaud, in offering bis Ague Curt to the Public,' does so with full confidence that its results will sustain him in pronouncing it one of the most valuable remedies' ever offered to the Public,' as a safe, certain, arid permanent cure of Fever and Ague, .Intermittent and Remitted FeVers, Dumb Ague, Periodical Headache, Bilious- Headache. Jhdeed, for the whole class of dresses arising from' biliary derangement.

Its composition is simple and entirely of Vegetables and guaranteed to contain nothir.g that will render it in the least unsafe or injurious to the sptem. It never fails to cure even the most obstinate cases.j, a41

Trr a bottle and "Know how it is yourself." For sale at the Terre Haute Pharmacy, corner of Fifth and Ohio.

Clioico Fresh Butter, 20 cents per at ^i« *ji "r* .. A jL- JS HOGS furnished 16 coU.-tumers at' low rates at D. Miller's,

"LlRDput-ujpSnCaris, Jars, ^., at low| figures tc^euit purchasers, at Daniel Miller's.

BASIBE MILLERS liasi- a branch stone at the corner of Seventh street and (Janah Gold and Sllver/Walches at Biddle's

Tifee' Clear Havana Cigars for 25 cents. Genuine Golden Crown and imported Partagws,-also other fine kvadrds"(b be found oflly at P.^Ov Lobby.

Yeo (Wifat'S^ani^Fiitekl'Mi^

cheap. His stock is large and well selected

The most elegant stoek-of fine plated Jewelry, in Sets and Bracelets, Earrings, Pins, Chains, Sleeve Buttons and Studs, just arrived at the. Great Opera Hpuse Bafeaar.

New arrivals of holiday goods, at Herz & Arnold's Great Opera House Bazaar.

Holiday Presents, at B. G. Cox's, the best and cheapest in the eity Now is the time to make your purchases for Christmas. The largest stock of LadieB Watches and Chains, at the lowest'prices, is at Freenlan'a, 16l Main street, near corner of Sixth.

Th^ 1,5, 10, 15, 20, 25, $5 and 50 cent, and $1 00 table, at the Palace Toy Siore, are daily filled up with novelties that surpass anything else in the Toy line in this city. 72 Main Street for Confectionery and Toys.

Terre Haute Commercial College, corner Sixth and Main. .**

Live and Dressed Poultry of all kinds. Turkeys, Geese Ducks, Chickens, and also game 01 all kinds, first door west of the Express office, 21-6t

Lee

R. L. Black, 72 Main street, has a splendid assortment of Candies, which he .proposes to sell very low for the next three weeks. Also a nice collection-of Toys. Call and see them. 16d2w

The toys at the Palace Toy Store are going off rapidly. No wonder? The variety is so much larger, and the price so much lower than at any other place In the city.

Very Sice Plaids.—We have a very handsome stock of plaids suitable for Mises and children's wear. They are cheap and nothing is nicer for a holiday present. si TCELL, RLPLKY

"Still Greater Indaeeintiitfc"

4 7

HOLIDAY GOODS AID JfAS€f JOTIOSSt •s _AT_

OTIS? VAUtKTT SlOJtB.

Beal and Imtitation Laoes, in HaudkerchieftjCollars, Undersleeves, great bargains. Linen Seta, CoHara, Cufik, &o. Initial Linen Cambric Handker-

dtiefsf

in baantiftil bokes or by

the^^ngle one.

1 he Finest Line of Ladies' Scarfs, Bows, &o in the city. Fall Line Colors in Sublime Orb

Grain Bibbon, Very cbieapvtl Silver IPUted and Fancy Handkerchief and Glove Boxes,'.'" I Foil Stock Bright Colored Sash

Bibibon."

Kid ^lov^Sr in party~or Opera colors. The famous Balbriggan Hose. French Wove Corsets, full line. And a thousand and one items worthy of examination before buying your Holiday Presents, and our motto is, To seix. Pri* fees will please you all.

To make a clean sweepof It, our large stock of Silver Plated Ware—Castors, Water Pitchers, Tea Sets, Goblets, Cups, Ac., will be sold at cost. Also a .large stock of English Table Knives, Ivory handles, will be sold at cost. •. Si R. FhebUfar, 161 Main street.

A BeadtiFUL

Present

W :r

Silver

street.

Iftlf

Jjftl lifi

& Jackson.

McMalian, at No. 4 Dowling Hall, receives the choicest Oysters daily. For sale by the can or case. 20 6t

Christmas Presents at -t*. J. SCHAUBLIN. This Is the time when our lady friends begin to expect sewing machines to come in as presents and many a wife is waiting expectantly for Christmas morning to greet a "New" Wheeler & Wilson at their fireside- Gentlemen in purchasing machines should lake into consideration two very important things, the ease of .movement-and durability* These are important points^ as the one saves the strength of the wife, the other of the pocket book.

Dkhiko,

16-dtf Cor. Main & Fifth streets. Well Worth Knowing, that in making selections for Holiday presents, yon should je( something useful as well ornamental, such yon can find atJBrlanger & Cos. The handsomest selection of Neck wear in the State,. elegant-Dress Shirts, beautiful under wear, all kinds of Gloves, 8ilk Suspenders, traveling Satchels in all sizes and qualities. Overcoats nd suits for small and large, men, Overooats and suits for small, large, good and bad boys.

It will pay you to look at oar goods before making your purchase*. Eri.ahoer&

Goods

scTd at' S. R. FreemanV, 161

ain street, will bejengrawed .-iaj^oman, Old English, o.r any other style, letters free of cluii g/ bji iesf engraver in the Slate goods at

lowest prices,

:S. R. Freeman's, 161 Main street.

21—5t.

Taccination Ordered by the Board ot -^11 1'School Trustees i* /or •-(. tiffit!-N5*

At a regular meeting of the Board Of School Trustees, held Monday evening, December 18th, the following action was ajcen in regard to smallpox:

WeksRis.

The smallpox prevails in many

ot-our neisbborin{_ cities and towns ns an •epidemic, and is liable to break out at any time'in thiseity

Bibles, at B. G. Cox's.

for a gentle-

nun is, a ^ack-Letter: Initial Sleeve Button, solid gold, not expensive, at 8. &. Fkeemam'S.

Napkin Rings at S. R, Free

man's, 161 Main street. 18

Gold

Rings at S. R. Freeman's.

161 Main street^, i'is null, 'tifuu-'i Gold Tooth and. Ear. Picks at _S. K. Freeman's, 161 Main street. *t

Gold Pencils and Peiif, for ladies and gents, at S. R. Freeman's, 161 Main

uriaui ijiav tv -fair

Gold

Spectacles, all- ages,-.at S. R.

Freetnaja's, 161 M^in street.., spi ,, "ti'l'X

Gold

Rip and Amethysts Pearls- and

Diamonds at S. R. Freeman's, 161 Main

Jeet.

GoldBracelets,

~ff att

ijOLD Jewelry, fine assortment- ^'5 8. R. Frkem AN'S, 16J Main street! ''Opera Glasses, pearl and leather. 1 ,*? c't'1 -jfi. R. Freeman'S, iA i| 161'Main street.'

the 1 a rgest assortment 161 Main street.

wbcbna8,- In order to protect our eiti sens, and tae nnblio sebools especially, from this dread-and loathsome disease, it is

.-h.su

That the Sabool Trustees urgently

hetolvtd.

request all parents "and guardians sending children to the public schools «ho have not been vaeeinatei, to have said pupils v&ocin atedimmediately. jicfoteerf/Chatifter the 10th day of January I872.no bhild not vaeoinated will be permitred to enter th* public schools.

F. V. BICHaWSKY, Pres't.

E. B. ALI/BN. Sec'y. 22-3t (Clb papers copy:) Oppra glasses! Opera glasses!!— George Arnold, 163 Main strtet has a full line of the celebrated Queen & Co's Glasses, the best in the market. They will make acceptable Christmas presents,

Santa Claus to-day at Hera & Arnold's Great Opera House Bazaar and Palace Toy Store.

Opera Glasses,—A more desirable Christmas or New Year's present cannot be made-a friend than an elegant opera glass, such •s -B^G. Gex received Inst evening by Express, from,Queen & Co., of Philadelphia, who. have the reputation of making the best glasses in America. 2t

Sa&ta Claus to-day at Hera & Arnold's Great Opera House Bazaar and Palace Toy-Store.

Santa Clans to-day at Herz & Arnold's Great Opera House Basaar and Palace Toy Store.

For a strictly cbo ce N O. Sugar, (new drop) go to Daniel Miller and get 9 pounds for a dollar, choice Demara Sugar 8 pounds'for a dollar.

A Snperlor Brand of Fresh Oysters on hand at the old reliable stand of Dan Miller.

Removed.—Roseman

A Crnivenlent Institution.—One of the most convenient institutions for housekeepers is Joe Rupp's Meat Shop on Main street east of Sixth. Mr. Rupp has gone to a considerable expense in fitting up his stand and takes a pardonable pride in keeping everything neat and lidy. He has constantly on hand the very best meats the market affords. His Jer. sey sausage has been very popular this season.

Boassoot have

removed to Hudson's block, opposite the Postoffice, and have opened a new stock of choice and fashionable cloths, caasi* meres, vestings, gents finishing goods and everything in their line of trade.

Meershanm Pipes and Holders, Canes, Match Safes, Pipes of all descriptions, as also other articles suitable for holiday gifts constantly kept on hand. i..

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Co.

Middle Room, Opera House.

«N. Katzehbach,

^. r. 147 Main street. Books—A new supply just reoeived Call and see them, at B. G. Cox's,

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Albums, at B. G. Cox\ Great B«iin8 at J. Shaubtiafa.. .. Bid lias Christinas all

Portfolios, chesp, at B. G. OttV Ladlaa Underwear at J. Shanblin's. Best 8todi of 8ll»er Ware at Riddle's. -Call on Riddle lor Chcisuaae presents. Call«a Middle for finesets of jewelry. Gold Rings—Loto of them at Riddle's. €hristpt«s Gold Watches at Riddle's. Fresh roasted and ground Coffees at Tattlers.

Ladies' Fox Gaiters only $1 50, at Reibold's. Efery Thlnff at and below co^ at J. Sbaublin's. ...

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Sight School at Commercial College, Beach's Hall. Fancy Baskets at cost at J. Shaubiin's 173 Main St.

Ladies' Fine Sewed Shoes only |l 50 at

Reibold's.

Lnce Collars, real and imitation, very low at Straps'. ij New Mohair Curls, at the Opera House Bazaar

Ladles' Dress Trimmings below cost at J. Shaubiin's. .y, Rdse-tint Initial paper and EnvelopesAll letters, at O. Lobby.

For Toys, go the Cent Store, NoM2, Fourth street,south of Main. For the best Oysters go to MoMahan's, No. 4 Dowling Hall. 20 6t

Tuttle sells an Imperial Tea for eighty cents, good strength and fragrant. If yon want good brandy for family .U*e, Call at the National House Saloon.

Velvets' and Yelveteens the best goods in- tbe nmrket at Sr ir. StranViNew and nice those Oassimeres jirtst received at Bannister's, 79 Main street.

Go to Reibold's for your Boots and Shoes. Ladies' Rubbers only 40 cents at Reibold's. ~Jr

N. Katsenbacb, manufacturer of the Celebrated Indianola Cigar. No. 147 Main street. 20—tojanl.

The latest in the way of Silk Chignons. Thread 'Chignons and Switches, at the Opera House Basaar. IT»

New Holiday Goods.—fifty cases of Boots arid Shoo*, just received at Reibold's, and open to day.

It is Conceded by Evory One that Moore & Hagerty are the best Tin and rlate Roofers in the city 2

Pure Hoarhonnd Caramels" will certainly relieve your cold and oough. •Try them, at P. O. Lobby.

If yon want a nice mantle or grate, examine Moore A Hagerty's stock before purchasing, 181 Main street.

Boots and Shoes cheaper than the cheapest. Men's Calf Boots only $2 65, at Reibold's, No. 70 Main street..

A, Spli ndid Assortment of fine Pocket Knives will be sold cheap to close out that branch of the trade, at P. O. Lobby. l)rs: Armstrong want eveverybody indebted to them to call and settle before the First of January, 1872. 19-td.

For the best Boots and Shoes, at the lowest prices, go to J. B. Ludowici & Co.,corner Sixth and Main streets, tf

Buffalo at C. Lee & Son's at greatly reduced prices, all week. Call and ge some at corner of6th and Ohio streets.

Tlie Best Brands of champagne by the bottle or basket, at reasonable rates, are kept at the National House Saloon

For putting up gutter anil spouting,tin and sheet-irou jobbing, good and cheap, Moore & Hagerty can not be equalled,181 Main street.

Krnx, Heidsick, Imperial, sparkling Catawba, and other first-class brands of Rhine and Moselle wines at jJbe National House Saloon.

Toys.~I have toys in the city,

L. Kissne^a Palate of Music Is tte place to

and get Pianos, Malodeons and

Organs.,., He has the largest s^ection inthe city, ANew and large assortment of SH»er Ware for tbristmas.-* The balance of Fast year's stock will be sold at exactly halrf

J. R.

price. 18

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Freeman, Opera House.

5000 Bu8hels Choice Timothy, Clover and Flax Seed in store and for sale by

12 tf.

ait

-. $ rt!

Just Received at Daniel Miller s, one hundred barrels of choice Eastern apples. For sale by the barrel or to suit purchasers

Bement & Co.,

160 and 162 Main street.

What is better for a Holiday present than a good

or Pocket Knife. A

Diary

large assortment, at P. O. Lobby 6 deod-tf.

Holidaj Woods.—I have just received all the new and nobby shapes for the Holidays. The following named Hats just received: ...

RUSSIA, GRAND DUKE, ALEXISr Tlie&ew Holiday Silk Hat. Something new in the way of Children's Hats. W$ have also the Patent Ear Muff—can be worn by any Hat— for ladie9, gents, boys and children. Ciiif'aiid see for yourselves at

YA.TR8', the Hatter,' 145 Main street-

Thousands of Ponnds wasted annually by being burnt np and thrown away. Time, labor and expense saved. The community will find it

strict econo

use coffee roasted in a tight cylinder thereby retaining all the strength, and aroma, which is requisite to make a delicious and exhilarating drink. Every berry is roasted uniformly, freeing the coffee from any bitter taste.

my to

Rio, Laguayra and Java Coffee roasted doi/y, and always for

title fresh

JOS. STRONG'S

25-tf- "Sign of the steaming Coffee Pot. New Styles Yisitlng Cards—Just received at B. G. Cox's:

Eau D« Nile, i" '5 *1- Teinte De Columbia, Pirie Blonde

Pirie yiolet»

O AwSSi STORE, ^IA IN, CORNER SIXTH STREET} Terre Haute, Indiana.

5- fi

The Popular House, For Popular Goods, ». tjsiw' At Popular Prices.

Men's Calf Boots $2 75 Women's Shoes 1 00 Boys' Shoes 1 00 Men's Rubbers... 50 Women's Rubbers 50 Children's Shoes 15

James Dishon, and no other, Goes forth lo haste, ]11 With bills and paste, .*

And proclaims to all creation. That men are wiie jjt: Who advertise In the present generatidrif 15 tf

LOS1.

LOST-FUR

last, at Dowling Hall, or ori (South sixth street, a Hudson Bay Sable Collar. A suitable reward will be given if the finder will return tbe.same to UEO. C- lDY,No.68 Ohio street 19-tf

FOR RENT.

r0R •'RENT—A 8TORB ROOM—In one Of the b«st locution? in this city. Inquire at EE«Z aH mKLU'6 Opera House Basaar jy^-dti

FOR

KENT—A Dwelling House with eight rooms, eisterp. well and out-buildii all new and in good order. Apply to SC( A DUY.Ohio street, between 3d and 4th. 26 drf

WANTED.

WANTED—ACox's.toReference

BUCKEYE t.A«»u$feiiiBiiT8/ A

W. 8. RYCE A CO.

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Felt Shoes.—While Mr. E. Ohm," the well known dealer in shoes, was in Germany recently he contracted for fifteen thousand pairs of fell shoes. The first lot of these have arrived. Tkey are something new in this market and will command a ready sale, being the warmest and best shoe ever introduced into this country. .Call and see them, at his establishment, No. 115 Main street.

For Boots and Shoes go to the Great Bankrupt Sale, 116 Main street. Here are some of the prices at which they are tailing.''*?*

young gentlemen

of good habitg wish., ota luroished nnm in a«ma private iamily be used as sleeping apartment central part city pre ferreJ will iay a liboral price. Address "W.M'*"S.,i B»xl67. \JITANTED---A No. 1 Salesman to travel ^VV. with samples 01 Notions aud tanoy Goods. A oompetent man will find a paying situation. None need apply that have no knowledge of goods and trade.

WTTCIGADIOK.

14-tf Wholesale Notions, 148 Main-st,

WANTED.—AtNational

WANTED—1.000E.

House two Good

Girls .are .wanted immediately. One 9-tf for Laundry.

Second Hand Vlour Bar

rels. at A. A RiEM&N'S, East Main street, for which tl.e highest price will be paid. 6-tf

Wtobetoto216per

ANTED—Young men. out of

T'DRNER HALL. Ph' t»,

Ttl.

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SPECIAL PRICES THIS DAY ON

FURS!

^S. RYCE A CO. "-.O

That old Chap With a big Straw Hat ,, Is the Heathen Chinee That sells Coffee and Tea £t one 43, On Main street—you setf "5 Buy Turtle's Teas—the cheapest and bast in the market.

'l&i tuiti 'itvre*

C0LLAR-0n Friday ni*ht

Girl do general house,

work. Apply immmediately of N. TURK, at B. O. required

WANTED—ROOM—Twofortoof

employbusi

ment call and Becure an easy ness done at home or traveling. Pay from $140 monta. Bar very little money required. Exclusive territory given for a bran new thing.. nov3-3m J. '0TE, 139 Main street. WANTED TO SELL—Stencil. Nameplate and Keytag Dies, Material, &c.. R'. W. Mercer, 162 Main street, Cincinnati, Ohio. Agents Wanted for Something New.. oct,6dly

FOR SAL E

SALE—On North 8th street, aNew Home of five rooms, oellar, cistern, wood-shed and coal bouse lot4uzl68 teet. I offer this property ior sale on reasonable terms for ten days. If not sold, will be for rent. (2itf) A C. MATToX.

ONEKansaslands

stteeU

THOUSAND Acres of first-class lands in to trade ior oity i-repe* ty er for timbered with a saw mill or without the mill. ,,Will traile all or part of said lands as suits in exobange. Appiy to P. MiLLIG-AN,corner of Fourteenth and Walnut. 19-tf

FORSALE

streets.

OR RENT—Two desirable Btick

Houses of eight and eleven rooms good out-buii-ings. Inquire of THOMPSON. Ki-YS CO., southwest comer First and Jfoplar. 13-tt

(T'OR SALE—A very desirable residenoe on I? North Sixth street, one square from Main, for particulars see DR. W.

DININC ROOMS.

piTY BI

South side of Ohio Street, between Fourth and Fifth Streets. Meals served at all hours. Pinner from

o' Persons wanting meals will serve.1clock.

promptly at any hour from

Family Groceries,

Don't FoVftet the'Place

But call around and see for yourselves.

All kinds of

€OCRTRT PROMJOEV *i#* And BOUGHT AND SOLD.

avQoods delivered to any part qf

free

of charge,

28-d3«n

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DINING BOOMS.Pjgg .- -r

Boarders accommodate!on reason

able terms

jan2t-dtf.

F. PIEPENBR1NO.

GROCERIES.

NEW FIB*! NEW GOODS! And New PWoeg

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COXNER A SEED

Hare just opened a splendid New Stock of

"A i-"

CHB18XMA8 BALL!

TURNER HALL,lontiy Eve,Dec. 26. M'Saoxm—Tom Langford, r. Hunter. Wm. Haggerty and O. f, CookVly.

TICKETS. »1.00. SUPP1R EXTRA.

QFEBA HOIT8B.

MONDAY EVENING, DM. 25, 1871

COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT to Mr. L. HOLFELDEB,

BY TBB

German Dramatic Company

On »Vich occasion will be produced 'n Rebecca, the ClairToyaiit Or, JKVEM ar 'vMIIH' A Drama in flvtK^u.

Admtsiios-Baicony ana Drew Circle..Z..75 Orchestra and FatSUy CircU i» Gallery..—

Seats ean be had at B. G. Cos's without extra charge.

]}OWI. iINk HALL.

FIFTH ANNUAL BALL

at v,foF TIIIT

Hibernian Benevolent Society K"

DOWLING HALL, Wednesday Eve, Jan. 3, 1872.

rti'i MUSIC BY TOUTS'8 BAUD.**

Tickets

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*4 *f- _* ai.SO.

OWLlNfi HALL. PWtesswyilie't

FIRST GRAND !~or—

Hi-

Blacksmiths'

Machinists' and VHioir iio s, or ihdiana. llobeaivenat -.

DOWLING HALL, $ —-OX-** *».*

2hurfttlay Eve. Dec. 28, 1871•

—Wm. E. Reeves. B.'

Reception Committee

H.Sanderson,

8. Condell, Chas. Kloer.

3 At

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Ed. O'Neal, James Graoe,

Floor Managers

P. B-Allen. John Wall.

—Jalien Rabrdean,

Introductory Committee

Thos. McMahan, M.lSherer. C. N. Kantner. -a TICKtTS. SI.SO. SVPPEB KXTKA, 1.'' ,C 1

Hssic by Toatc's Full Band. W",

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By order of CommitUeof Arrangement*, Ui B. B. ALLEN. Prest. GiO.

Rosmki,.

Sec. and Treas.

TJeamal and Mail copy.] a-it-w w.iflKS

r\OWLlG BALL.s L' i« *1

A BENEFIT BALL v8?« I

Byinvitatien of the MasonLoFraternity

HoIiday3aGrOods!

jfiW .H. OV.M

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o'clockbe

in the morning t»12 o'clock at night. Tables set with best the country affords. aak.|)ayhe

—ANX—|

PURE CANDIES,

ism1-

th«—

f- HinM Cor. Third and Cherry Sts.

Where they expect to keep a« geod an sssortment as can be found in the eity and wU cot be undersold.

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WMIL 1. at. IrlKOSltPc Will be given by the

XJ3STIOKT SA3STD, (R. EciHasdt, Leader

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At Dowling Hall,

On Monday Evening, Juu. 1st.' -1

TICKETS, 4^-^Oa# Dollar

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J^OWLDfG HALL,,

Lecture on Solomon'a Temple I .-.

REV. THOS. Bs. AUSTIN, D. D.^i

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-.»upa- tr ra.-#-., +i4-, 4 a./u .?

W ..t .•

Friday Evening," ereinoer

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\HAN- 9-tf

lOR SALE—A desirable Store Itoom boated on north side of Main street, between ird and Fourth. For terms inquire »tn Clothing Store, aear corner and_Main

[21-dtm] UILD.

.Mj

J'.,t

„eture on

Tempie at Dowling

S-M'

HOLIDAY COOPS.

WANTED!

it.'tW' J-k

10,000 Persons

liijti j*.

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To cail an? examine t&e fmmense'sfock of '. t'

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W. H. SCUDDER'S

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varfety*anflVheapess

the city.

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the plaee

NOTICE.

Allnersons indebted to the firm of Turner Buntin (which was dissolved on the 1st of September last) will please call at Turner Shillito's and pay the same by the 1st of Jan-

"ar.1.™" '""temWo'N'flS"-

PIANO TUNINC.

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GPBC1AL NOTlCE.siJ'ft^'

WILLIAM ZOUEL PIANO TUNER. "Wil /ARDEES left at B." fl. COX'S

Book

will reeeive er»M»t attejrt*?.

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