Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 1, Number 6, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 6 August 1870 — Page 5

THE .MAIL.

TERRE-HAUTE, AUGUST 6,1R70.

Railroad Time Tabic.

TEHHK-IIA ITTK AND INDIANAPOLIS. LEAVE. *?*-,' AHHIVB. 1:2.1 n. in Express.'.'..'.." r»:40 a. in. 4:1) p. Ex press...\ '.iifcl/i p. in. 7:00 n. Mull 06 p. m. 3:00 p. in Accommodation..2:40 p. m. ST. LOUIS, VANDAI.LA A TKRRE-HAITE K. U.

LEAVE. Short Line Route. ARRIVE. 5:50 a. Fast Line U:00 a. m. 2:.T0 p. in Day Express 4:05 p. ni. luri") p. in Night Express 1:15 a. in.

INDIANAPOLIS A ST. LOL'IS RAILROAD. Arrives from Eust. Departs for Jit'*/. (:0t a. Fast Express 6:08 a. in. 3:10 p. in I)ay Express 3:1") p. in. 10:20 p. in Night Express lOrioj). in. 10:10a. in....Mat'on Sc Ind'ps Accom....l0:loa. From the Hc«!. Fur the East. •1:01 p. in Day Expn-ss.. -JW5 p. in. 12:20 a. in Accommodation 7:10 a. in. 12^i2 a. in Lightning Express 12:-V a. m. 10:00 a. ni....Mal'on A I ml *|.s A room ...::10 p. in.

EVANSVI I.LE 1 CRAWKORDSVI LLK. LEAVE. ARRIVE. a. in Express 11:2" p. in. 2:-j0 ]). Mai! 3:.w p. in.

ROCK VILLK EXTENSION.

LEAVE. ARRIVE. 4:10 p. Mall 11:15 a. in.

Mcam I'rliilinjf.

The TKKKK-IIAKTE 1MU NTING HOUSE, 112 Main Street, wltli Sew Type, Xew Presses, ami entirely A'e»e Material of all kinds, Is prepared to do printing in a style equal to tlie hest in the country. Particular attention paid to foXlMEHCIAL PRINTING, including Pamphlets, Hill Heads, Hand I Jills, Letter Heads, Note Heads, Circulars, Cards, Cheeks, Drafts, Hills leading. Posters, Ac., Ac. Fine and Colored Printing a speciality. Orders from a distance will receive prompt attention. O. J. SMITH A CO.

Two Editions.

Two editions of the SATURDAY EVENING MAIL are printed. The First E} it ion, tor mail circulation, goes to press on Thursday evening of each week, in time to reach all postoltlces within fifty miles of Terre-Haute, on Friday or Saturday. The Second Edition is for city circulation and noes to press at two o'clock on Saturday afternoon.

XI-:

A I 'ICN TISKMKXTH.

Ht. Mary's of the Woods. Hats, Allen, the Hatter. Teacher's Institute. Tho.s. Lo»g. S It. Ileiidersan, Chicago Coal Cook S'ove. John Armstrong, Hay Scales, north :id St. Daniel lirown, tjueenswarc, China, Ac., 78 Alain street.

Syfers, Strom it Co., Wholesale Grocers, 1 IK) Alain street. S. 1. Freeman, Watches, Ac., 101 Alain St. 1). II. Wright, Portraits, Uemhrant Pictures, KM Alain street.

Tvxrcs come in slowly.

Commissioner's Court lirst Monday in September.

YORK, Illinois, has a promising I3aso liall Club.

SEVERAL of our citizens intend joining the excursion to Put-in-liay.

Tl".RUi:-IL\irn: has one artesian "".ell and a few artesian swells.

(Hut markets abound with all the luxuries of tho season, except Spring chickens.

Tin: elongated faces of our merchants have materially improved in appearance in consequence of tho revival of busi

ness.

DRUMMERS from Now^ork, Boston, Philadelphia, and Cincinnati are among us, and hard at work soliciting orders.

Tim corn crops*of Kel and White river bottoms is said to be the best ever

grown.

IT is apple time and people who go to tho country are poking around cider

mills with straws.

TIIKKH is a dearth of amusements in the city at this time— not even a confidence man to break the monotony.

THE Vig County Fair will commence on Tuesday, September Hth, and con

tinue live days.

THE sales of tho wholesale grocery house or Hulimui A* Cox amounted to §(•, »,0(K1 during the dull month of July.

Tin mad dogs and mad eouncilinen subsided. Editors and pedestrivenlure abroad without dan-

have si ans can ger.

beer.

time* in F.urope are battle. When

TILL", signs of th significant ot a great frogs meet bis,-, then will How the lager

A COMPANY to introduce the Holly with some aid from tho No objection can •lossibiv bo urged to this arrangement.

Water Works, citv. is talked of.

T.IK band with Trent's circus consists of twontv-tour musicians, whose

fonn

livo thousand dollars. It is

tho finest bund now travelling.

ANOTHKU moonlight picnic to hoar what the wild waves are saying on Fluvanna'sse be it shore, is planned by

the H. T. O. Clul

nt-,t water works still eontinue to make reirular trips up and down Main street. It is proposed by some to aban don the hauling water works and sub stitute the Holly system.

MINK host of the Terre-Haute House who the l-.rgest heart of any one in the place, judgiug from the space has suceeoded in bringing Ids the highest mark of popular

•11 pie hotel

fnvor. Crowds of

wi.li him. ami no

dail-V 8t,°P

one

who puts a leg

under his table can be troubled with an aching void. Perry and Jim continue to do the agreeable,

freshing to witness tho evi-

Ir is re

denees of prospc ily pnng on in our

beaut

hmsi%s

Ix^ ai\ honor to pretensions. 'WV eve the nii'l trxnvel in Ik? heanl, crv is 'Mori.'1

sound of

WSSM

THE circulation of tho SATTUDAY KVKXINO MAIL is much larger in this city, alone, than all tho daily papers published here, and the Cincinnati and Indianapolis dailies, combined. I

TIIKKE aro only tliirty-nino applications for divorces on tho docket of our Common Pleas Court up to this tune There will bo a great many more if things continue favorable.

MESSRS. S. S. KENNEDY ifc Co., and («. F. Ellis, of this city, had meritorious articles on exhibition at tho Textilo Fabric Exposition in Indianapolis during tho week.

BEN COX has a book on exhibition that is two hundred .years old. Tho man who printed it has gone out of business. It is a prayer book. People were evidently very serious two hundred years ago.

gentlemen.

TJIK Vandalia boys stole a march on the Marshall base ballists, on Tuesday, by sending to St. Louis for a pitcher, lie was a nice pitcher, and the Marshall boys think he ought to be cracked pitcher.

MAKRIAOE LICENSES.—The following licences have been issued by Hie County Clerk since our last report:

Jacob Krolls and .Mary Meyer. Johnathan Tallman and Nancy E. Solo-

TIIK monkeys and Italians having 'folded their tents like the Arabs and silently stolen away," an artist in the target line has been amusing the small boys and gentlemen of elegant leisure during the week, giving lessons in trigger-noinetry. —.

DOWLING IIALL will be very elegant ind comfortable when the improvements now under way are completed. The new building, on the north, will contain a large dining hall, and tho stage will be the largest in the State.

ITAVK our citizens made arrangements to give President Grant a demonstration as ho passes through on Tuesday? This matter should not be neglected. Bring out tho big gun,

Em IITKKN small boys, ranging in ages from nine to fourteen yearfc, have been arrested, charged with breaking open and robbing a freight car on tho TcrreIlaute ifc Indianapolis Railroad. Candy, cigars, etc., were found upon their persons in great profusion.

IK tho anonymous writer who requests us to correct a statement made in last week's paper, will call at this ollice, he can learn our authority for tho item, and will find us ready, to

ALADY from tho rur^l precincts was in attendance at the circus, on last Saturday, with seven oflier progeny .accompanying her. When asked by one of her neighbors where the old man was, she said ho was at home taking

euro of the children.

YOUNG ladies who indulge in the luxury of wearing other people's hair, should use all necessary precautions in keeping it in order and properly adjusted. A young gentleman does not look well with a chignon, or even a portion of it, hanging to his shoulder.

WK understand that our mechanics and professional tradesmen are preparing articles for our county fair. This is as it should lie. Terre-Haute has as good mechanics as there arc in the West and should'they send samples of their'handiwork to tle fair, there can be no doubt of their receiving first pre

miums. S

Tin: saloons on the Lafayette road, north of town, are productive of tragedies. Petri was killed at his own estab lishmcnt a year ago. At Frod Meyer drinkcry on Saturday night Lifayettc Myers of Clinton, stabberd to death \rasha Bryant. On Tuesday night, three men went to tho same saloon and knocked its owner, Meyers, down wit a wagon spoke, and robbed him of So.

THK scholastic year at St. Mary's of the Woods, tho popular and noted hool

under

THAT men are willing to do most anything to avoid work was evident when two handsome young men, dressed in flashy velvet and gilt, paraded the streets on Wednesday, riding in an elegant *arringe. UJK II the trappings of the finely caparisoned Jiorscs was au announcement that gold and silver pri» packages would lie given away.

If the fool-killer had done his duty hereabout*, these genu oouldn't make a living.

YorC Illtnoto, Dr.

ing nil tho flexor

T,vi,'s

°eX n»r'Io!.rro»Sh.heJoin. of the Ind™: Ih^r

','he "ham.ner I making an ugl.v -rroond. The ltoetor and still the dressed Ihem »P

well.

PERSONAL.

Do tho most popular citizens livo on Pop'lar streot? Our neighbor, Jell'ers, is a man of many Notions.

Vico President Colfax will speak hero during tho campaign. Huntington Smith, of the U. S. Navy, has been promoted to tho grado ol Master. *~i

J. !VHerkimer expoets to raise thirty thousand bushels of corn on his farm, near Mattoon, this year.

Owen Tuller is expending $15,000 in improving his residenco on Ohio street. It will bo a palatial hoine.^

A gentleman was in our offlco on Monday, who has preached livo thousand sermons during his life.

Tho youths who bathe in the Wabash every evening aro getting on swimmingly.

Mr. C. "VVittig will open a wholesale notion house in this city about tho lirst ot September.

E. A. Jackson, of York, Illinois, is tho only person living in this vicinity who is known to have participated in the lirst battle of Bull Run.

We see it stated by a State paper that Prof. O. II. Smith, formerly of Thorntown, has accepted the chair of mathematics in the Normal school.

The pressure of J. N's preliminary was too great on a phonographic reporter, whose courage prompted him to report it. Who wants the report?

Ned Gilbert, Secretary of the TerrcIJaute Glass Co., contemplates visiting Pittsburg soon to interview tho Glass Works at that place,

To in Nelson used to call his porch a Pizarro another citizen built a house with a green bay window, and another attempted to purchase a magnolian harp for his window.

Three bachelors played a novel game of cards in to\yn the other day. The loser was to marry during the year or support the other two for the following year.

Some life insurance agents in town hesitate to talco risks on colored men because their antecedents aro unknot n. There is some darkness about their future, too.

Frank C. Danaldson, recently admitted to tho bar, courted his first ease a few days since, and as a champion of injured innocence in distress, was eminently successful.

A. P. llovev, an old citizen of TerreIIaute, is stopping at tho Terre-Haute House. IIo is connected witli the

feWi

of X)ic^soiii_.Clark fc Co.. Cin-

A farm laborer in this county, who to"apply To" 1 lie *t¥e£vCWr, wiUa -nmnnws

divorce from his present better half. He avows his determination to play a lone hand hereafter.

Ned Blake, formerly of this place, now living in Michigan, went with a fishing party from Marquette to Stanc ard Rock, on Lake Superior, recently, which party naught seven and one-halt tons of fish on the trip.

Wc understand there is seventh daughter of a seventh daughter's, seventh's daughter, stopping at one of our prominent hotels who will lift the veil of futurity for one dollar and fifty cents, ladies and children half price.

On last Sabbath tho Rev. Mr. Lapsloy preached a very interesting and able sermon upon the infallibility doctrine. It was listened to by a large and appreciative congregation, the text being "What aro the signs of the times?" KI

W. H. Buckingham, an old citizen of Terre-Haute, well and favorably known to all our people, has accepted an important position upon the St. Louts, Vandalia, Terre-Haote A Indianapolis

Railroad and will again take up residence in our citv.

Asia.

the direction of the Sisters

of Providence, Tnegins the first of September. *o ordinary words of commendation from our pen-can add to the well earned fame of this institution. The hundreds of accomplished and elegant young women who, with pride, claim St. Mary's as their Alma Mater, are monuments to the worth and excellence of this school.

Cob H. W. Thompson and President MeKcon, of T. II. and I. R. R. retun?d on Wednesday from the great railrAd meeting at Cressom Springs, Penoflvania, the summit of tho Alleghaies. They succeeded in settling the consticjon accounts of the Vandalia Railtad.

OUR

ase of tills line to ine ifrre-iiu-

Indianapolis Railroad for hine

hundred and ninety-nine years/was jlQWg

formally signed and delivered. /This lease places the Yandalialinecoiplctely under the control of Tcrre^aute men and Terre-IbiHte interests/^r all time, we might say.

John Armstrong, at his *tencil manufactory, and weip «hp, on 3rd street, North of Main, faprepred to attend promptly to a nnftipBciy 4r orders. John will weigh four lut, repair your blunderbuss, orjhakest^'cil plates with which to ma* yourb^-

mU-|rel» or

who fl.yiuB vltl, .l,.

cutting knifr aim**, got his I these parts, ttis Bcalcs are Fnirbale bolwoon the »nd newcrt, k^ifr L..d verr soverclv rut in fo,.r of 1 hi. .hop hn» breotne .ho Bn^r. o» «.»t hand, c«Uins the d» fountain. These_«!«.«n^jr

,rlty and ln.p«.veme^ the oflL-the b,U,u,c«l that a dollar HU l.fke a a ni i.„«ifMHW

are ranging acro^ L.„* of his bills on and promt.

"HT Splendid IUISIHCT* ... the index tinner, sever- put one 01 Miin *treet that would I serand joint of the imiex ungex, ,0llRr90n^ in a in on a in

cutting,

Joul

.nriltot.f«hn^heBreaU*.uoc»J,

boys sent up tho Rockets of Mar

shall yesterday—whizz-whirr-spang!

TIIE Burton will caso is to have another hoaring at Rockvillo, Soptcinber 20th, bofore his Honor W. H. Harrison, of Martin county.

THE Germans of our city will hold a mass meeting at Turner Hall, Monday night, to express their sympathy for, anjl confidence in, tho Prussian causo.

A Trance Clairvoyant in town advertises to restoro lost affections and reunite separated lovers. We don't know abetter location for her line of business than this city.

THK festival at Rose Hill Church, eight miles north of this city, Thursday evening, was a grand success. Net proceeds one hundred and twenty-five dollars. 1

An entiro change of timo on the Indianapolis & St. Louis Railroad goes into effect to-narrow. Our published timo tablo has been changed accordingly, and will be found entirelv correct.

HULMAN'N distillery has p^d §1708,00 revenue tax every day this week. Mr. Hulman is doing his share towards supporting the government. He pays to the Collector of Internal Revenue about $50,000 monthly.

Davis & Harris, of York, aro going into the manufacture of Dr. Davis' Pain Relief extensively, soon. Dr. Davis has made arrangements to have it manufactured in Terre-Haute, and expects to travel with it next fall and winter.

IT is evident that there is a lattent spark of admiration remaining in the breasts of tho people for Washington and Grant. An agent has sold three hundred copies of pictures of tho families of these two gentlemen in the city during the week.

THE following is a list of interments made in tho city cemetery during the week:

August 2d, Child of Allen Lenox, aged 2 y. 0 ni., Congestion of brain. August 2d, Harriet Wade, (colored) aged 26 y., child-birth.

WE have received the first number of a handsome and ably edited newspaper, the Parke County News, published at Rockville by Messrs. Dare & Collings. Dr. John 8. Dare is the editor. This sheet starts out with a thousand subscribers, and bids fair to be a complete success. .1.,

OPERATIONS at the Hominy Mill of Iludnut ft Co., have been suspended for some weeks, in order to make somo -important/ repairs. A new boiler ot larger capacity than the old one, has been constructed, and about half an era nyRw roofing si'W*"1 lw* l—,J

Officers of the Indianapolis IlortlTOtfural Society visited this city Thursday, on an orchard inspection tour. They attended the regular monthly meeting of our Horticultural Society, at the residence of Mr. C. W. Barbour, in Sugar Creole township. Yesterday they visited many of the beautiful farms and gardens in this vieinijy, and dined at Corey Barbour's.

ME^HS. KIHTLEY it Co., have been monopolizing the icc business recently. They have an ico wagon of immense proportions. I{uthlcsly, they propose to prtducc a coolness in every family of th) city—in some cases, even, befweci man and wife. Lou. Townscnd superiitends the trade in solidified and jefrijJenated aqueoussubsta.no.'. Lou. ilwajs was a bully fellow, and now lie

is particularly an ice man.,

MBSSRS. W. J. BALL A Co., of tho Kagle Ibn Works, have Just finished a lot of t*al shaft machinery for Strain A Ins%, of Brazil and have also equiped f.he Standard Coal Company, of helium. Besides these heavy jobs, they have recently completed a first-

ohs his I

Midshipman John I). Keeler, U. SJ lasscircular saw mill for McQuadt Navy, has orders to report on board lh| Moryun, Bridgeton, Inc ., ant a saw S. steamer, Olifornia, at Ports mouth, Now Hampshire, on tho first September. Tho California will go aea. It's destination is supposed to 1

mill and engine completes, for Strickland A Dcmorest, Carbon City. They are throe weeks behind orders in the manufacture of Railroad scrapers, of whicl^they are making large numbers

THE greatest nuisance that is inflicted upon cities is bad boys, and TerreHaute is no exception to the rule. They infest every place, except Sabbath Schools. They annoy persons in public congregations, bjr rudeness and profanI ity they visit places of amusement for

of croating

ordinances to meet their cases, and protect tho citizens from their depredations.

THE case of tho People

becaufe wo didn't have

0 1

pcales John is tho most accommodating low in town. Tliat'a his itrigh. know., -A J1 -t

REV. MB. CIIASE, a distinguished divino of Chicago, will officiate at the Episcopal Church on 7th street, tomorrow.

A WORKMAN belonging to a construction train on the I. it St. L. R. R. had his arm crushed yesterday. He received medical attendance promptly, and it is thought that tho arm will be saved.

IMMEDIATELY upon tho heel of the news of a great victory by tho Prussians over the French, came a "still later" announcing thnt tho "Vigo B. B. Club" had sent tho "Rockets" up at Marshall. ...

IK there is a man in our midst so mercenary and mean as to be unwilling to invest tho insignificant amount of three dollars, in order to affect the restoration of lost affections or lost appetite or to ascertain what rewards and punishments the future has in store, ho ought to bo incarcerated in tho bastiles of chelorhood with no companion but his own conscience, and allowed no sauce on his pudding.

LENT'S celebrated New York Circus will exhibit in this city Thursday, Aug. 18th. This celebrated troupe, which is permanently established in a splendid iron edifice on Fourteenth street, in the City of New York, will occupy the usual Summer vacation, during which the building is closed, with a grand excursion through the country. It should be distinctly understood that this is the only first class Circus in America, permanently established in a large city, conducted in metropolitan style, and which has acquired a metropolitan reputation. Among tho many attractions arc Mile. Caroline Rolland tho great Bareback Rider, Melville, with his infant son three clowns, Joo Pentland, Mr. Conrad, and II. B. Williams a wonderful troupe of performing dogs, and the largest and handsomest stud of circus horses in America. Read the advert isemsnt elsewhere.

His Honor, Judge Murray, having returned to the city in perfect health, the counsel and attaches of liis court are hereby notified to hold themselves in readiness to appear at an early day, of which due official notice will be given. I5y order of the

Portraits in Oil 105 Alain street.

a disturbance.

Qn tho high roatI to

the

j10 penitentiary. And if

1 „_,i paronts have ceased to exercise jurisdiction over them, cities should enact

vs John K.

Stephens, for the murder of John Reeves, in Tcrre- Haute on the 4th day of April 1868, came up in the Parko Circuit Court at Rockville, Thursday of this week, before His Hon. C. ^. Patterson, Judge of the,18th Judicial Circuit of Ind., Col. Thompson appearing for the People and Messrs. Baird and Mack for the prisoner.

prosecution made a motion to

supress certain depos.tion of the dofense which motion was sustained by the «ourt, whereupon the defense sked permission for a delay in order to retake tkcdepositions, which was granted. The defense then made a motion to release the prisoner on bail, which was argued and taken under advisement by the court. ..

COMMITTEE.

I want to buy Old UoUl nml Silver. S. K. IllKKMAX. 6.11'. Ittl Main Street.

Itcmbriint lMctlire* at Wright's Gallery 10") Main street. i--t.

A Man With a Khoeking bad hat on, is the most pitiable object that can inflict itself upon the vision of man or womankind, and an outrage to good taste. Then throw away your "dingy castors" anl me natter" ana select a handsome one from his large and carefully selected stock. He is regularly in receipt of the latest styles which he sells at the very^ lowest nrices. flivp lilm ""-u

The Inrgcst aswrtmnit or Iiadics Watches, nt the lowest pricm,

161 IMiiin street, near corner Nixth street. «-tf. K. VREK.MAN.'

Wrig:ht"»«all«r.v lor Card PhoUigraplis, 105 Main street.

Oy^ng to u-

Teachers* Institute. that many teachers of Vi«rbounty arc nowattending the special sessx»n of the Normal School, whose attendance it might be difficult to secure at a County Institute, soon afterwards, I have detiyniined to postpone the holding of our Institute until some time during the coming fall or early in the winter. This conclusion is the result of a consulation with the most prominent friends of education in the county, and will, I am sure, meet the approbation of all.

THOMAS H. LONU,

School Examiner.

TKKHK-IIAUTK, Aug.

L.st,

18T0. ""IT*

at Wright's (iallery, (t-2t.

John llarniklo, No. Ill Main street, up stairs, will immediately dose out liisSpring and Hummer goods, in order to make room for his full stock.

Try Riddle on Fans.

size at (-2t.

I.arge Photographs full Wright's Gallery, Main street.

5-2t.

fJoort fits warrnntcd at Bainikle's or no svles.

More new Jewelry at Middle's. 5-2t.

Nhmlow Pirtnresat Wright's, 105 Main street. «-2t.

KnitM made in the latest »nd bent styles at Barnikle's.

A flv«» ponnil package of good Frnlt Can Wax for 15 ccnts, at Hendfmn** 4-tf all at No. Ill Main street, up stairs, between 4th and 5th, for cheap suits, ss/ 5-lt

The Xewest and most popular styles of Photographs and lecture* taken at Wright's Gallery, 105 Main street. C-2t.

Riddle has Just received lot more of those nice cheap Bash riblKinv. 5-2t.

Bannister keeps the best fitting shirt in the market. 4-3t.

Henderson's Fruit t'nnsnre the best. 4-tf.

Another nice lot of Chignons at Riddle's. .. •. V2t.

Watehes of a)l kitwls rejmJrwl and sold at V.T. Statz's.

The best qunllty of Maelf an«I colored clot lis and cassi meres made up In the liest style and at reasonable prices, at Bannister's, No. 70 Main street.

Ray fitove* at Henderson's, Fourth street, between Mntu and Ohio. 4-tf

Bannister keeping good*.,-,}'

Itood line of fnrnlsh-4-«l.

Orders for Shirt*. i"ft at receive prompt attention.

Ban liter's, 4-3U

A few Choice I*atl«rnj» of Hcotch Cheviot*, for Iwinoss sulw, still left al Bannister's. t-St.

Notwithstanding? the anticipated •ict Ai stock or Summer goods, being deter* mined to close out every yard to make room for Fall stock. Ituckeye Cash Ntorc, Main, corner of Kixth street. d-tf.

advance in prices we have made ntill farther reduAion* on oar entire

Miscellaneous nooks.—We ore closing out our Htock of Miscellaneous Books at cost, preparatory to layinn in fall stock. B. U. Cox & Co., 159 Main street. 3-tf.

Now is the time to buy tiros Cirnin Silks for Fall wear: at our prices you can save twenty-live per rent. Call and examine, llockeye Cash Store, cor. Main and 6th Ktx. 5-tf.

If yon want a good suit of clothes at a reasonable price, leave your measure at Qirtinlster's. 4-3t.

Bargains in Unen (iooN for Men and Boy's wear, at the Buckeye Cash Store, Mailt, corner 6tli St. 1-lm.

The hot weather don't prevent from selling goods cheap.

Riddlft 5-2t.

Microscopes, for scientitic examinations, just received at \V. Statz's. 4-tf.

Special bargains in Dress €oods. Grenadines. Lawns, Ac., at the Buckeye Cash Store, Main, corner Cth St. 1-lm. Ki

Special bargains in White Goods, in every variety, at the Buckeye Cash Store. Main, corner Otli St. 1-Ini.

Having removed my office to the corner of Fourth and Ohio, I am now prepared to fill all orders for the Brazil Block and Highland Coals promptly. 3-tf. G. F. Mekuii.I..

Special bargaius iu Lace l'oint*v Summer Shawls, A-c., at the Buckeye Cash Store. 1-lni.

Cade's Liverpool Champagne Cider. It is with great pleasure that I offer my customers and f|iends, a pure article of Champagne Cider, made from the juice of Orat Apples. It contains nothing but pure apple j\iiee, and is almost equal to Champagne Wine. Quarts, "Scents Pints, -10 cents. 5-Jt. JAS. B. LYNE, 70 Main street.

Special bargains in Hosiery. Glov.cs, Ac., dc.. at the Buckeye Cash Store, Main, corner 6th St. 1-lni.

The war in Europe, which lias created such intense excitement in the gold market, will undoubtedly affect the price of all imported goods. Fine cloths and cossimcrta come under this head. Bannister is making up fine suits at the same price he was when gold was 1,12. Better call and leave your 4-3t.

(kCnnlne Pebble Wpectarles

AT W. STATZ'S, "".i

No. 11 South Fourth Street,

I'SK NONE HUT THESE

Jieenuse then alone keep the eyes cootV 4-tf.

Kxtra bargains in Table

kins. Towels, Cash Sto»~'

Buckeye

A-»»

\v"T

1-lni.

«-mtrkably

Wtll.-

We have all heard the story of tlie'man vho n°°r

,UUl

Wh°'ln

a^r years, re

ferring to this fact boasted tn^ say but what lie had held his own remarkably well. And this reminds usthatwmit gold is climbing, and the products of the country advancing in value, Hannister, nt No. 78 Main street, still holds on to tho OKI prices remarkably well. 4^

mi\SjK1™,orjr extensive arrjin^V. dnced our Trade we have reHoods to still lower pfr.nf Nnmnnr the grnndnt display of Iargaitij,'^n# offered in this market, at W. h. A Co. 1-1

O. Allen, "TheHatter," asks an inspection of his stock of Straw Goods whteh he is selling at cosf. A1.1 .'.'ght Hummer I-Tats at reduced prices. ... AM.KN, "THJE MATTHK,"

Successor to Jos. C. Yates, New York llatSUin

2-tf. 145 Main Street.

IOTH

FOR

^OR HAI/E—1,000

Henderson's Frnlt Cans are the best. 1-tf.

FOR SALE.

.^ORHAblC.—Ten acres of ground on the hluIf, wist of the prairie. Upon it is a large orchard and never falling spring water, with a small pasture lot, and a beautiful building spot, Willi a view of the whole^lty and prairie. It is, without exception, orifc ot the most desirable tracts of its In this vicinity. Enquire at this ollice. 5-tI.

FOR SALK.—100 good lots for sale In Jewelt's 4th addition to the city of Ter-re-Haute. Enquire at Whartons and Keller's office, or on Mr. Jewett, at Ills residence.

17ORHAIJE—HTOVKH-At

IIENDERHON'S

No. 138outli Fourth street, between Main Mm, and Ohio.

HALE—Metropolitan Relief you .can buy one bottle of any dealer with the privilege of returning it after using ona-half if it don't give satisfaction—for Dlarrlwa, Flux, Vomiting Colic, Mf. .. a

FORin

HALE-EXTRA GOOD TIN WATtKAt HENDERSON'S warranted the best mode Terre-IIaute. I-lm.

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FRIJIT CANK—

With large openings, and made of extra good tin. 1-lni.

OR HAIIE—FRENCH, ENAMELEI' PORCELAIN AN1) RHAHH KETTLKH. at HENDERHONW, all sizes and all prices. 1-lm.

I1SORHALE—WAX

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I'RINTH— For inaklnu

Fruit Cans, at HENDERSON'S, i.rlce U. cents. J-Ini.

^OR HALE-WAX LAPLEH and FRCIT CAN FUNNELS at HENDERHON'H. 1-lm

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TKA and~C()FFEE l'OTH at IIKN-

DEKHON'H-ncw and stylM). I-Ini.

OR HA I JE—G Rf 'E ItH TK A CH EHTO and Hplce boxes, at HENI)KItHO H, Fourth street, lietween Main and Ohio. 1-lni.

1"*OR

HA LB—SMOOTHING IRONH, CofTei* Mills, Hnoons, and all kinds of Honse Furnishing Goods at HENDKRHON'H No. IS Houth Fourth street. 1-In».

REWARD.

REWAUD-For better Fralt ttms than H. It. HENDERSON innkes at No. is Houth Fourth street, Terre-Haute. ana. 1-lm.

FOUND.

and Vegetables. At llaney & llaaey's, south 4th street, near the market.

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