Daily Wabash Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 4 July 1885 — Page 4

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Weti^rat'JUiki lc cholera wintered-in rape, »bo tuuial r?$tIy be£nnK*jaeadly llprij^««iuniir.a»bfi'Hf l«ig»T vfhich atata la plk.'cd tnconieqnence ef s* trantc raiiroad tinea crossing 'territory. A« cholera, :lkeaHapMemic aesaes, depends v^ry largely upon flitb §6 tMUfleanliuMi' for propagation a$d pread, in order to proieet the pnblle tettii it la necessary tbat general ma*Jeipi, honaehold and personal eieanii

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b« rlyidly observed. herefo^e. it is highly important that porta of tbe eoonty should be plaud

Nod sanitary condition, p'^natilBiion* of filth and decaying vegetable matter Shonld be -Vfrom roads and yards. It is nec that alt ceKspoils, stagnant pools, ins, fQoi stables, anwhoieSome eelmannreplles, dirty yards or lota, «ct drains, bad sewers, and all •tfclaae* suspseted of being or becoss t^J artovCto poblle bea)tb, should be

tly

and thoroughly .Cleaned, disln •nd placed In a good sanitary coii rank vegetation along tbe ^awaSka and gutters of towns inhabited dwellings should be teoved and destroyed, and not lot nnder tbe lnllnenee of the a tbe summer »ou.. :oilowingare.^econiBiended -bt, fresh aw, «o4p and' water, cleanliness for general use. nit. pipes _and water-closets, ash«s»pools, pit,vies.- drains and in *sed

pir

ditehargefl from kidneys

t, wel»,.arid®theraflensl Ve places. )ate of trern (copperas, greea I,^IV.' H«I»WH.WIHHIJ» pounds .I gallOB uiHreely., •[-•'v.---y. is wanted,v"B»#olva sixty

Uteres is a bafrrelof water.

Jk —I/Vance of sanitary rules i« safagaai) agalaat tbe ravages of dtaaaee. Tbe people ot Vigo #bo^J^ lm mediately awake to the seenln# imn),nntt^ from

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Sat.

Board of Health* _k Janeaw 1K9.

wi^et* asu'o^^

^,am coril**4 ^rrttP ^.fiOtQrtOf OI OT6f* YW

Ill*

th#ts

nnder the style of

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TH^O. FRANK,

tjs, Ind., July 2,18ttS.

^Sante Hortienltnral society basket meeting at. Lake iuqi Satarday, Inly 4tb, at 11 JJurj' All penens, old and yoong, ^reeted la frnlta. flowers and -^nvite te be preseat.

JO#.^ILBBRT, se-reoary.

^NnMt priviieites »b tbe Fair ifljyr the Fourth of July eelebraiarte for eale oa the grinds on t*r ty 8, at 2p. m. Termaeash. "ra W. B. DT7J&CAS, Secretary.

fife

«TOCKHOL»m

in)L se||!il

board of directions for tbe enAlateckhold«rs are beriby ,Vlited to.be prevent. ft DAHLSjt, Secretary.

WANTS,. ETC.

(NVNATRAMTAHTS IW THIS OOLOKK WILL.

lhan PrvE cfiNTs per line INHBatTIGN. NotHiKG KBCKOKan iTHAJf riTl LI5H. No DiaCOVKTOM tik» A»vaaTiP»i*rKT9. As the "ligli are small payment la required .XrvAKQK.

1 U,iTwanted.

iif

iftlL'

Drag

./«Klng

and why? WAoaoMsmrh.,

Cor. .Mai* and, Twelfth itfi

at No. 6®f OhlO street.

^ff)5-A^tsee as-i?oUB»keep«r or

Q«M vefereadMt, Aadtefs

lty gxpte«§ offlqe. •—... rANTKD—WX)RK^-Cb»a. Boyersprepared to do ail kinds of baiidfepairiag, and^making screen frames /•hon notice.' Also contractu taken. snarantefd, and cheaply tad ti'.v. dohe Call_on or address a

Beyara, 836jnorth Lafayette 1'ieni .. lindjrudi" e^tple to know that ruirgUtla W. X, Wag-'

Two

Millar,

rarlety ^|*rformera

two mariettas, iractl, Ind.

rAWfi8l-The bastneaa men of Terre Haute to Jtaow they will save ltkla the next year tea times the cost the ^lty dlreetor^ by enbeertbtng for a

oa*

BENT—r*6 B4aelv.farnlehed front

rooaas aa atnoad floor hall entrance I |!w aaah roan». 4^ply at Na OS Ohio

HK)B RHKT.—A' two-atory brick, nnm-, f*_ bar

aoath Ponrth street, corner

I'.iten 7 room*. Inquire of Mort Hita, City drttt atore. cor. Third and MnaU*i. .•

.XIB BBKT—Tvo-atary

brlok store, on

Cherry Ureet. between Poorth and I Itth. A pftly Brlgta. A comfortably fnrnlahcd

PiOQR 8JBKTF. front fooad. ttmt.

So. Ul north blxth

F^)R SAI^E.

POB- MALE UrrJIoeephlne Aldeo in premove east,~and will sell h«r 1

ii* pbReton. Call at 9 Sontb ivel. JB—Very cheap, my Montrose «atty, 8onth S xleenth ettseeU two aud one-half acre* of toe* wHli Ijht rooms, well, c-is-n, carriage Hbed aodgood or.-hard. »jr addreleMro. A. A. Morrill. No. lb Second street. SALE—A horse and pbaetoo. Tbe ae .* one of the finest' tamlly In the city. Inquire at

SAIiB—An

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rtreet. bALK-'Lot on Eighth street, beae» Gheatnutand ^yoapiors weet .fty-flve fat fr.nt. fnqntre of arton, at this oAee.

eleaanv igTlves

i- aofc, cont^lnli ^•.iaad other air' •fTuTastrwted.

doth-boand of onr preel-

information.' Pro-

id- Bo

VR BAIJE Ost TRA DE—160 acres Uod, pe»r .on r.

R. loo ghrga

w?. %"i 'SSStfe

dress ti BoglM C3ftifcon, Ind.

LOSr—A

and

Weather Frobahilities.

fTASBUiaTox, D. O., July 4, 1 a. m.— fdr the Tennessee and Ohio Valley: GMRerally fair weather except in Tennessee light local rains, slightly warmer -ramble winds, generally sontherly.

CITY IN BRIEF.

The Small Boy.

Abont this time he carries in his pockets Vlot pf cracker*, red lights, blue lights, rock ets, Toy pistols, matches, pin-wheels and torpe-

What patriot celebrates the FourttFas he does? He givsa, that day, fnll piny to his emotionfyAnd on the next his wotmds

There is a prisoner in the. Yigo jail awaiting trial on indictment. "CodMMyers and Billy Nelson play at the ptffk to-day.

All kinds of mag neines bound in rthe lateel styifis at the Express. Bindery.

T^$e will braXafloon ascension from the National Garden, Saturday afternoon J. M. Darnell & Son are building plsiningrmill north of the I. & St. west of Seventh.

Bay yoor underwear at Hunter's. Drawers from 28 to 48, waist shirts, from 32 tq &> chest. Popular prices.

Giiy Marshal Morrison's horse escaped from him Thursday morning, and when discovered in the. afternoon was about nine utiles from the city, going like mad along the Bloomington road.

Base ball as played daily on north Thirteenth near the Keyes manufacturing company's works, has become a decided nnisance, to which the attention of the police hto finally been directed.

Fite Mack, the colored laborer who not long since was almost broken to pieces by falling from the top of the new court I house and who was taken to St. Antliony'i hoepitfcl, is said to be steadily recovering.

His escape ftom death has been miracu Ions:

Hiraki j. Foltz, Otto Teitge, Stephen Meyer and feter Daerner have been granted liquor license. The commis

Meeting of Prairie City I sioners have allowed the following bills rain poad and and 8»v|nga a»-1 Caroline Wahler, $57^12 Andrew Grimes. ^•^Jrf-lfcs Ko. 4, 'Will ocenr on l|7&.25 Water Works company, $32.50: *Vlfevenlng, July E^rt.ai the office IW. P. Hoctor, $26.10 G. E. Adams, •UWr. Hagar for the parpdW.'of Jas. Lane, $55. The commisrd

sioners adjourned yesterday. The cate of Joe. G. McGrew vs. Valten Sparks was decided by a jury in the Superior court Thursday in favor of the defendant. The plaintiff alleged that the defendant's father owned forty acres of land which he desired to sell. The plaintiff thought the price was too steep, bnt defendant told him if he would purchase the land he (the defendant) would pay him $300.

Luther Denham, residing about a half mile east of "The Last Chanec" on east Main street, got drunk last night, went home and threatened to kill his stepmother. He talked so lound the neighborhood was aroused, and word was sent to tfie city that a man had killed a woman there. Ah officer wis sent out, investi-

Cother

cook, waahei and me well reeom-

thCApply

ited and found affairs as narrated above, waa hid somewhere in the wydsj and escaped arrest.

Mrv Louie Stark, manager of tfte National' road beer garden, reported to Police headquarters that he would not ailov? persona of low character or habita in the gjrden hereafter. If any have heretofore found their way there, it has been without his knowledge or consent, and he a&s the.intervention of the police in keeping such people, away from his premises.

The police patrol Wagon, which has been undergoing a general overhauling,

tngtat -and Cheap lav yras taken from the shop yesterday morning nd Main* and in its new dress is very attractive. It has been repainted and handsomely let ress Dan tared, and, besides, has been supplied with comfortable cushions. Poor, tired and vermin infected tramps and "vagb" will, mere than any other, appreciate the comfert of those cushions.

•Elverybody to fcnow tbat I hour or two at the corner of Third and IOhio Thursday afternoon. Some genius mbl* ^ee^MMn tS^nt?A finater. IB had secured ai board and filled it with JtoathTh ird atraet. auger holes. In each hole a cane was

Vmn 'wr—v .L.U, {stuck. The greenhorn purchased seven dtgginc aad drivtaa wa^a, pntUni rings, about two inches in diameter, for fa pfivy yaaita and pntUna down, eatb-1 tan cents, and if he secured in throwing fig. InqairealSO aeuih £iyhQnr«£ts.j,

WSf AWetno—ton to know that the Coatt ufv venial College la prepared ta do

caneracket was carried on for an

a eane be won the cane. The liorns were thick and the owner of

-f green -1 the "1

tatge aermaj

UflcaM print

i»a. epeeet

[cation*, et«., ate. Ftjuy equal

KENT.

snap" was reaping quite a harvest 1 the police eiond hia a p.

warkVfall kliiiU span abort notice Pli« P& appearance and i-4\« tbe beet of style. Printed npoa 1 at from \Q to lftoapweXlegal extra jebatae tar binding this extra

Wiago Gets Three Years. George W. Wingo was tried for ernbezalement, yesterday, in the Circuit court, Judge Maek on the bench. Wingo was in the employ of David Pugh, about four

JfOR .RBS r-TB*» rooms ant table for a} years ago. He drove a span of mules to \JP eMail family, without obi id re Re:- L.-- J2ion_51_

[araaee repaired. Indira at 413 Cherry ~wn "ponging .to «r. rugn, ana sow i-. (them, fie remained away some time on 3j:»i» v'ni. .... 1 I leg hail, was captured, and lay in jail months. He was indicted for larbut dismissed. He was then indicted for «abe»lement, and his case has been hanging fire for some time. His' brother deposited $300 with Col. McLean, and the colonel went on his bond, releasing him from iail. The iury was out abont a half ah honr yesterday afternoon, returned a verdict of guilty, fixing his punishment at two years in the penitentiary. Wingo took it very coolly.

FOB SAL'S! OB TRADE MYERS AND NELSON. yr,l»0vM»e FliiladeiphLw, Bfily" Will1Play at'the Parklo-

Col.!

H. &

and day.,

rnbiierScill«TivtHiru

goid plain the shape of a bow

eontaintng-batf. Fin was lost some' where between Oak and Demlng, ^lxth reet. Pin is valuable as a relic only. A liberal reward will be paid for its relnrn to this office. {Gasette copy 21.)

An tmmenso stock Men's Straw and Ligh Colored Stiff Hats in uew

beautiful sha^s

Sykes* Hat Store.

i.oed

•••. tiens.'

cooling lo-

=—[Boston Conner.

Game called at 3 o'clock to-day. ^, The old Sibley mill is running. Charleston |£lues vs. Terre Hautes to day.

b.,_v. _riri

The New Medical Law. j* "Out medical society," said Dr. Henry Jameson an Indianapolis News reporter, "has submitted to the attorney general the question of tbe right of the county clerk to charge $4.50 for a certificate instead of $1.50, as is expressly provided by the new medical law. We regard .the extra charge, which Mr. McLaln proposes to make, as unjust and unauthorized, but I suppose that if Judge Hard says that they are all right we will have to pay tbem. The law, I think, will receive a cordial support from all the ,regular physicians of the city. It is not altogether as comprehensive and rigid as we Would have liked, but it will serve to driva oyt of Indiana traveling quacks and charlatans, who do much more harm than good.

Nearly a score of persons have been" killed in San Francisco during the a&t

itah^ng over year throagh the agency of cable care,

~r*»" r~, "r oCica, wbtcb Baa Francisco paper cites.

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Tilsf|ei«! Piiffedel^, •with Manager Wright, who fin .$100, and-Jlyers left the team. He and Bastian, the short stop, and the catcher for the St. Louis teaejy Were put fishing and were-late an ^getting bapk .^j^J^eir hoteL The club w&it the®nun^ls, ao^ Myers and Dasthur en^gl^ailfpractic^i When the game was about'to be called, the manager informed them^' th/it they _cou!d not play, and two oat fielders were put in their positions, and extra catchers in the field. Failing to get a line hit, one of the field men lost the Philadelphias the game. The manager fined Myers and Bastian $100. They remonstrated, but to no avail. The-"-clnb left' St. Louis Thursday for Buffalo, and Myers came, home. Bastian says he will leave the club also.

The Charleston Blues play at the park thi^ afternoon with the Terre Hautes. Billy Nelson will pitch for thebome team and Myers will play secpnd base. Tbis announcement is of itself sufficient to draw a large crowd.

The other players

will be Barnes, Hess, Stump, W. Myep, iligby, Doll and Hurst. 'Juie game will be called af$To',clpck. The Charlestons area strqngieatn and will give thelobal piayore a gijocl game.

Marshall will croSs bats with the Terre Haut°s at the park Sunday afternoon, and will. awak.en the rivalry once existing between that city and Terre Haute.

Hendrich, Snyder and Wolfe left this morning for Henderson where they play this afternoon with the Evansvilles. Ihey will be back in several days.

PERSON Af^il yjf

spending

Mrs. Dr. Callahan day at Marshall. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cookerlynlre spend ing the Fourth in St. Louis.

Misses Daisy Hughes and Ollie Cotlam have gone to Chicago on a -visit. Mr. 'Frederick Lee is home from Chicago, where be spent several days.

Miss Cora Davis entertained her St. Mary's school mates Thursday evening. Miss Sadie Gilbert has been visiting the family of Dr. Morgan in Crawfordsville.

Mrs. Katharine Lamb is lying setiously ill at her residence on south Sixth street.

Mrs. Charles Eppinghousen, of Stinesville, Ind., is visiting her sister, Mrs. W. E. Hendrich.

Miss Minna Hunter, daughter of Geo. M. C. Hunter, is the guest of Mjss Lulu Filbeck.

Mrs. Andrew Grimes is visiting in Sullivan. Mr. Grimes may go down to Sullivan to day.

Misses May me .and Carrie Hendrich left Tursday afternoon for a- short visit to Stinesville, Ind.

Mr. Hejbert R. Rose, of Vineennes, is visiting his brother, Mr. George B. Rose, No. 814 south Fourth street.

Miss Amelia Staff, who has been visiting relatives in the city, has returned to her home in Cincinnati.

Miss Alice Clark, of Robinson, is the guest of her cousin Miss Belle Wilson, at 230 north Sixth street.

Miss Anna Matltz, forihlrly of this city, now residing in Missouri, is visiting Mrs. William Hensel, of south "Fifth ttreet.

Princeton Leader: Dr. Wm. Roberts, of Terre Haute, formerly of this city, andTft student under 'J. F. Howard, was in the city yesterday.

Messrs. L011. DudcOestbn, 'Dick Johns, Frank Robinson, Will Briggs and Robert Harmom will spend the day in Chicago, anil will witness the games of ball.

W. D. Scott, employed by the National association of hotel managers, as traveling detective, has gone to Indianapolis after a brief stay in this city.

Mr. Cal Moore, for a long time day operator at the I. & St.( .L. passenger depot, lias been transferred to Mt. Pulaski, 111., and is- now at his new post of duty.•

A letter received last night from Mr. John Overholtz, at Jasper, Mo., states, Mi at his son, Albert, has nearly recovered from his recent dangerous illness and that he will be .able to leave for Terre

Haute to morrow or Monday.. Indianapolis News r^A party* of teachers, comprising Superintendent Jones and Messrs. Croptey and Nicholson, of the In dianapolis schools George P. Brown lately of the State Normal sehool Professor Mills, of Earlham college, and Professor W. A. Bell and-wife, will go to Saratoga next week to attend the meeting the National Teachers' association.

Indianapolis Journal: Harry W. jukens, late chief clerk of the Illinois Midland railway local freight office, was married Wednesday evening to Miss Edith Maitland, of tfiis city, daughter of W. B. Maitland. The couple started yesterday for Omaha, Neb., where the groom has accepted a position in* the Union Pacific general freight office.

Indianapolis Journal: Hon. Eugene V. Debs and bride were in the city yesterday. Their bridal tour extended to Boston, the seaside, and took in Pittsburg, New York, Philadelphia and Washington City. They also visited Mt. Vernon. They, left the city on the 3:50 train for Louisville, and will arrive at home, Terre Haute, Saturday evening.

Spend the afternoon at the park to-day. Charleston vs. Terre Haute to-day. "Cod" Myers and Wm. Nelson play at the park this afternoon.

The Telephone Company. At Indianapolis yesterday the committee of the telephone subscribers and the managers of tlie Telephone company, with their legal advisors, were in consultation nearly all day. It was finally agreed that the company should not ask the'SObscribers -te'bign the new contract until there was an agreement reached, which would last until the courts pass upon the constitutionality of the law. The Journal yesterday morning had a calculation, based on the best information obtainable, that the "plant" of the company in that city cost them $63,000, and that the annual cost of operating it is about $2$,000, exclusive of rent of building, taxes, insurance, etc., and that its revenue from the rental of 1,023 instruments, at $60 a year, is $61,509, which would leave a considerable margin for profit.

Rose Polytechnic institute Jiws M. Smith, lot 33, Rose's subdivisic^west and east of the canal, between" ^jnQ{ l*eplar stroal&j&id east of Canaj »i#8fl00.

Lucia Chas. Fjd£t^am to. RoberStf. Harrison, lot 28j-ia^lBaiiristra tor'saupdivision of Gruft estate, f8»S400.

Catherine Dermady to Theodore T. Dermady, tract in section 1, Sugar '.reek township, for $2,400.

Abner Leach and wife to Man' E* Price, 7 acres in section 13, Honey Creek township) for $150."

"SI

Senter-'

.Williwd^V*'?

was lainitftlirfM»Jaj|»

the penitential^. B8V oonrt, asked if tm WMy prisoners ntatt tf picture .take* te tint?* Jery." Jndge Mack ihe nitttr tH aot J^wat D*yer failed to eeeW* Bfll'f sent, and th» pi«k-|»A will not Wjmd to the •police headquarters.

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Official information hi* liiW.|mlj,nJ by prominent iren worktn *3$ f4lii

Anew train of rolls were Mitiiat the Wabash rolling mill yesterday ana- preparations made fer starting np Monday morning..

The situation remains unchanged^ ati the Nail Works. It is aot knew®, when the works will resume.

A Freak of Nkim.

Mr. William Bitchie exhibited te tbe reporter yesterday an iffterestlag tm4 very remarkable cariosity. Jti .wep. 4™'

... gactitaa

T-ewegntf^Mi^^^

The spenuon of ymK htiV Babel was due to tae feet could not Qpdentand' ci^t they wen speakki[ ie guages, Moi» tion, howev«t» the people had gbt' it tower, and th^y ^eft tiens to find a. K~e. then to be foaad had existed ia that day tyit- «re«ld have) crowded tbpn|k ii f" stores, instead of 1 surface of the earth, forthejtd^ c. soap.

L8TTBM t!ST

Ust of imciUed for the Terr® Hsata itaiioi Iiidiiiift. tTJ

hton* sMK.

BdlMrs# BogenlKteBI* Brews Sflae titey ..iBpaa Carter Mn SB ym Campbell Mre Da^a ISwWwi CledneU M1m /alia CreaskawMrs taa DadteyMwMC liasai^iltlis.ffUa JOQM Miss Miaaie ftwiW-M Jaliea Ewaa 9 jesenpMlssTeaa -Tlnwaeea taasll Miag

HUM Mollie WtitdUaeiiMieSbeA Long Mn Br JM Wtir Mn La»a -UTorganBma iWhttifear Misa Alton VoQiLMs* iarah iWl

Wetdle Miee IBi eatRnaani'B tar. LMdAleeda

Ambler Gee Agan E .J Anway Wat Bevin* W BittroeS AwLoaa Brown Jack Brown E Blient

IiilMea-k VManM Zasas Vyera Dr 8 W

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Bonis Lane Brost Onst Brooch Henry A

Mayhoed L*" PWBIII nalliag. list will sMass'aax

MortraFaal .. teoCallongh W'C MeDaaMe Alta^ Battenea Je*% i&MmamjQMlrik .J :.f'

Ptpt.

Aatbrese

Clark John ft (Whiten A j:Ci4»ad FO. t!tfrij*£aKH DarlingJijPj. Denchl w-Cwprt. Sieke jSharlsei Doorala» Leymaa Erard ., Evioa Joe Franklin Jeatea Frax W Girell GeorgeT -Ooodman Simei Godfrey Silas GroTer Heaxy Hill Joe Herry HicksMike Hiekmaa Wa Ketehmaa

YouahenldJaM this afternoon ai(d ape the the Chartostni^ B|a«a lair Game called 'af ~B e'4Mk cents., 'Ladies'-FsaaJ.r^Osrf1. play secoad aad ffefota.»

•^afSP®

Game «aUad-.at •'clepk.

evening at ,r. by seme of the bert ^tnMi -v^ 1* 'v Vifty

The geme ef .the Blues v- Teae 3o'cl6cjr. ir

Transfers of Real Estate. Granville Brown and wife to Sarah Bullington, 19 acres in section 5,'Nevins township, for $175.

Martha A. and J. Hathaway to John D. Huiet, 22 feet off the west side of lot 2, Jewett's first subdivision, foCfjWffif,

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Batlth^ •ifllhnaur BarettirW^ 0cha Tivh THSi«e"]rTt Tamer dee A -KldifJtks

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Kief Iteany Kineej%BatI«r.' Latty Albert r-vsisT

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an opportunity1 ecioal-^tr IfefS presents iteeM Dr. Nichoila' extiMire yeesties elthan twenty^ve» yeais ew^lo hiaB^tij grappleWltlMto ss cases however wish to be WgWMi hy Natiohall^t^ Itifaiilepdiy, 'it

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Ida Xee ^ignr^oit« Next Sunday the NfA L«» will take, excursion to Hutsonv®!* BoatwilMeaVW? at 8 ik' «., retu^nihgr «T#f»e hen $ p. m. Round tnp fait}

?3 aeaft.

ieir

rtSvildine

npoen aoda »fc SiMra^tr«g

store, opposite I. A Sfc. L. dspelx-..

Encoaraae the Teri^Attlaahy'aQaad. ing the ball gaaie at the.park this aflw noon. y.fQ »i aiwviuii.

Tickets for sale at W||Kil!iR* ^hlfte* Williams' 1

cigar

for. the Eoight 1 curaion ana grounds on 4th.

aad

picnic 'to tbe

AMUtiCuni IdaLeat Jaly

£xoursion to Sunday next Uwie^l^j to Hatsonvilla mMImL Boat wiU-leava -a#-4^ai ,Sa*

Bill,"

JStws JtocsiAaw

4^1

tuatdier P4rkcrj

YfcrtMhlfoirtfcsteeet

grocer,

maaawta

iiif

that the Belleville Iron Worla^ h|^l^ haveaigned both the Amalgamated tmh ciation's scale and also that of the Nailers' association. The scale WM- jtatcd Monday and the works resomad WMHM»day.

bis

Cabbsge,

raal Garden theater, aadienew.

fiir Ground Trains on

the fourth*

Straiim will mar between the Union JJepot aiul Fair Grounds on the Fourth, oos^vencing at 11 ^0 a..m. and continu io\g. dnring.tha day. I^ir 16 cents for the ffonnfl trip wfeetf^iicketa are pitrchasetf. ,5^ha etreek veats will- connect with thsse trains a£ihe d«pot.

formed in bold ielief on the tfMUc StrdW-

image of a man's body aad The arm was beat at the placed across the waist, the head Meg clinched. Ms.' Bkfthh the shell praanred and it. pf

CtiEirsiMf!), 0,, Jaly i-rtke. IAms] %icftii«kif .9rs.: 'ti# il doreTraa/who was tobkve ttan' Keiseli nest Snnday, rraf, iirn carried. a Bis riends were eesspftMl tie jflrwosasn hiasj and take ha stWr ^Whea- white! eoffins contaDititg a»«iilsi il and Sarah Bgssihsti tlrs the room tbsir 1 the fiber. Hebrew eewtotjuf-v

7^tt!Uer, the Chest-

grocer, leads

rHI^^ooiKBh^rtes, cur-

raspher-

arj^e appeart#aajr evening going to ^aad Remaining ^i^iBormn^is

ta»ittsps

*bOount^OT* 4he

iwg Dy*I4»y ihe Whittrtita oneoeosioh thegirU da# Suaday night and Ftbj the parental mansion dafi An invettigait* -proves the same to ilm have

J. B. WHITMORE.

this afternoon and see JillyNelsonplay

r"'A

air y^u nuspaper

fe^ a pnttin' me up ter to the people agen Week, and I don't ^aaOW fur the life uv me ^Iwhat I'm to say. The old —'aa' aad I his* just bin joyen' life sense straw and gkra^p truck ae on the market. We 1 igce ghd eatin' and we al iwayi git it uv E. wright

Go., "#hich al

.. _raya keeps' the best ifii week Gfeoqpa waterwries, curruits, cherries, "*ed wdn blade raspber-

,-ii&Hs,

ortinges and

... sotaCSss, cuCum

rWiJl11*) P^ehuMwaii, catiliflower, f^t' and tnrkeys, eeantry aad ereamery butter, Jerjssy bafbr. para sugar syrnp, very cheap, *pirlj^.«]htet honey and egg plants. tfaeaXtft cMice flower, he rare and [try a barrel, -j Fresh arrival of choice (toes and the velrv bast fresh roasted cofIfesthat 1h» Karket.offers.

Entire wheat

I fleak wkLnaan^ other thingg too nnmerI eas te^a«eBtiaiB^at the White Front Gro-

WRIGHT CO.

Flfciiie at Hadeolm's ©rove. .itfrUetidii is extended to the donate some nSed on the iatf'thdiKr Who attend

.Jptyi The dinner is the1 soldiers, saildr8. and vicinity. ^Th# contribu

L#d to leave their parcels ^thin^NO. 2^ Mkih' street,

Trr

My^ dfiSIy: Where it is not

wtveniefit to leaVe the parcel they can S^e (heir addriss with Vim on or before ia aafie. date.' L. G. HOOP, (Stfimtn of Gommittedi

the Chest-

anti^it ^^ocer, leads on

jwliltrjr. He hitti dressed

iMRikl the best spring

's-efca

the Fourth of

tfcd basket pichic to the Old ads, aMitesa toilas down the Pftjfieaattfal steamboat Ida

__—r lke aa#pie«i of Vulcan Lodge ,.7i^^Ca3ihts'*bd Ladies of Honor. laNMriiriHU ttake two trips to and a Wgenad as foilOws: Leaves the L^PUai^ ilnet at 1M and 11 KM)

BeMirning leaves the Mat 8:00 o'clock p. m. W^Oaer of the most de(MiklM tbe season. No-in-dritfki^rilt he sold oa the 'dtaiaeten al-

giBlack Rasphesries,

Red Raspberries,

if:.% Rlftfekberrifg,

Cherries,

tongues

l«i FNi

"hit 'it"

^priiit t:hi

tterri-^"

fiv fidflMjbmb.

sp I Stri* brrritrs.

Curramts,

.o$a Chips,

Kiee 8moolh Tomatoes,

I#irge Bgg Plants,

-1 Red Plums, jp

^yCMIflower,.

SUMMER HOMES.

to Go—llow

Where

Go.

Much It-Will Cost

A large supply of beautiful tourist's tten up m^te elabond^^ f^ao ever oeiore. haye been received "by the

Chicago and Eastern Jill* nois Railroad#

giving full information relative to the various summer resorts of the north and northwest. Call and get a_ copy. Any information desired will be Aeerfully furnished. *%."•"

R. A. CAMPBELL, General Agent, 624 Main St.

Pastures.

First-class pasture for horses and oattle at Flavanna, two miles east of this city, JOS. GILBEST.

Itth 0FJ[ULT

Oranges and Lemons

Jos. H. Briggs.

amply supplied with the above named fruits of choicest quality, and is prepared t^frirnish them at th® loweat prices. See him before buying,

City Directory,

Don't fail to subscribe,

neVraf been

Et lfight that there partheir whereabouts. -lays with two other pistpke ta owing to a slight !|e aaftsea and a' residence

Announcement Extrnor-

dinary.

Tlie entire stock of china at Fourth and Ohio must be closed out at private sale ins few days. A few beautiful tea 8etsatf5, others at$6. Dinner and toilet sets cheap in proportion. Store must be vacated soon. Call at once—P a. m. to 7

Joe Miller, the Chest

nut street grocer, leads in

new vegetables. He has

new peas, new beans, cab-

bage potatoes, turnips,

cauliflower.

Sage has the largest and

best display of Fireworks

to select from. 425 Mala

street.*

rww &

Od to Uutsonyille en

the Ida Lee, Sunday.

Round (rip 75 cents.' •qt# FXJR.BJ

CIDKR VINEGAR.

«gt,

The undersigned,

Tesidertt of Fluit

Ridge anvenue, and manufacturer of

Cider and Cider Vinegar,

is now giving his .personal attention to the business, and wishing ta furnish the same directly to consumers, has determined to put a delivery wagon upon the streets for that purpose, and will deliver to the citizens of Terre Haute Pure Cider yinegar in. any quantity from one pint to a barrel. Warranted to Keep Pickles and give Entire Satisfaction.

All I ask is that you give a fair trial.

my vinegar B.PEGG.

ii City Directory Don't fail to subscribe,

fe.

A Card.

Having purchased the right for this county of Hymer's Cleaning Compound, I am how prepared to receive orders. will clean ana give as good an appearanoe as new, carpets, upholstering on fnr. niture, damask curtains and- silk velvet. It yrill make' tlie above named articles as clean and bright as when new. Those who have used* it pronounce it a grand success. I am prepared to sell the compound, or will take orders and do the workmvself. In all-cases satisfaction is guaranteed. DAVID PHILLIPS,. 1419 south Third street.

W. H. Floyd, architect, 129 Ohio street.

City directory telephone 222.

^Ladies' Dresses, Shawls,

Laces, etc., etc., of all fob*

rlcs cleaned and colored.

Garments cleaned,colored

and repaired for gentle

men The undersigned

calls the attention of the

citizens of this communi

ty to the fact that he has

had #iRTY TEARS' EX

PERIENCE in his profes

sion, which enables him

assure, satisfaction in

all branches. All who

lave any work to do in

his line will find it pro

fitable to gd to

H. P. REINER'S, 655 Main Street.

li.CA rT.

HAT Af.O 80WNETT BLEACHERY 4ND FELT WORKS i*' Msiiufni'imff of PlMter Blocks.

rt^KlNfl Yf». -1 adles*' and^'C«pt'). Hats RlPHCbed ftyed and reshaped.in U»« ate RtylPH to fcxik ka nrw. Milliners new or nM work itoac r.n short notlee foi1' L. s- AhK ts.«0 per do»n 22R rodtb TbirdSt.. rarro Hnutet-Ind

STAR LAUNDEY,

MO. 071 1-2 MAl^ STREKl.

Wrt, Cellar^f ajjs

Cumbers.

badles' and Family Washings Token

THEY WILL STASD

From I 9SGRW' .' A1MO, A cm|

COLLARS, WFS, NECK

BEST

CAN

Conieqaent^y when we sell a bill we endeavor te eaaloe fi /r

O O 31 E AL

FOURTH STItEFl

-AT THE.—

5,r-Vwo

FAIRGROUNDS

Under the aittptoes of ttae Vfg^ Auio^ k,7

tur&X Society.

A GRAND PARADE

will be formed on tba-streeta loth* Morning, eooslstlnc of Band. MlUt«r, VUy and County Otflrer», Polfci Farts*. ]Mr« Departmvnt, Benevolent SooleTk*. Speakers, Reader aad "Vbaplaln, bl«tfnaitlsbed Gnests, Oonnfy. OelegMkm with their respective mtule.

Pr«|r»BHM st tb« Pair £rru«rfa. Praytr by tbe chaplain r«*dliicI«e&. laration of Indejpendenee apace' Hons. R. W. Thompson, W. John B'liaJtnhi James T. Jcbniton,1 H. Kelapn,

Too*.

$AV&

,v-

""r-V «j

... We an^naking some rlew driyaatt

An^owing to the prtttacud eoelaesi »a.

AND

KITCHEN HA&DWIA

LARGEST LINE AND LOWEST

the

B. Long aad otn

slBgtDg by the Davis family and, Helen Jeflre^a lapobeoa. »•.

AFTERNOON*

...

Horses (Mlled al 3 d'eloek^!^ First, 960: second, fS Uiird, I®—best three in five.

RtTNNIJfQ SACS.

For horses that ne*er mn ln a raee IS entrance winning horse to take persa. Bast two in three, half mil* awl repeat, five to enter.

MULE RACE.

Best two in three, half mltoMd S5 en ranee and (19 added winner pnrse Ave to enter.

Ai the "*'n j?ft frep*t

to thf' iiit «i"-u i»niH^nrlii* n-i 11% na. V*i. t.

.# -d rlp ferraU.

^ATiliAt WlDf*

'•iiwsAWii!

rRSnLtp

astin

Str&oi, jBa.tw-''" e»« LVt- T.)~ 1, «.

X^.'

.fCliO'ikA

1861.

ed instead to any a leave is with the

Zees.

Atlaatic cable ce and consid v.-er the rates to

^4^"Wder to fight the

wi"

The deuntil have tood, a^a ,tli6

\'r

reP°

—1

v-.

ASK3h. .... 9h**m\e aa« ion

•ZXSi

BICYCLE RACF.

Two dollars to eater soeiatr adds tie five to enter winner ta take pnrr~

A-din]txlon. 23 iiM. Children aonw*

furve

utni.^i bv their fr-e. vo c-trc« -irt«i Let rv, r.v perw.u turn ont and brlatf ih«Hr full, fjot* t«r fua1 anliiH poled 1 I r-

asaee tbat

can of your

at relationj

»»teuds of the

«fi .-1. -"t, •re present, and ^^jl^a^anded^ #»...sea«s -JIIJJB -off if

iit is*

.1 W her ftUS*

whJe

-v si? J.™ -™ajarlborot)L -if'J+te he b." Aylesfolrd off «s ah w-'j after sti i/ ta(f4

wro TL-

lit.-

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k+ •!, ^ier. to iji'"

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