Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 1, Number 13, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 24 September 1870 — Page 8

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MARKETS.

TERJLE-IIAUTE MARKET. TERKK-HAUTB, Sept. 23. BEESWAX—Yellow, 25®30c. BUTTEK—Brat, !»&»c. COKN MKAL—$1 10. EGG^—Kri-sh, 1TEATHEIW— Live Ueeue, 60*3)70.

Old 10@40.

Kl.orn- Fancy brands, «5 &. KKUIT—Green Apples, 40rt.V). GRAIN—Corn In liar, 40

Oats, 25^28. Rye, (15. White Wheat, $1 ft",. A labatrm, SI 00. Mediterranean, 00.

OINSENG-o(c. GUEASE— Brown, 5§Gc. HIDES—Grii'n Trimmed, 8c. .•

Salted, 9t:.

LA RD—Country, 15tf«17c. POTATOES—75c/«.S0c. O IO

NJS— 11 a 111 s, 2.r($28c.

RAGS—Cotton, le. .SEEDS—Clover IMT bn«hel, $0 00. Klax 1 SJ

CINCINNATI.

^WIIEAT-Deinand fair and pric.S firm No. 2 red winter, SI 14 No. 1 red winter, 511«, No. 1 whit.: Kentucky, 81 2.@l i.

COftN —Scarce and tlrm at 0^(2c. OATS—No. 1 3% He. *]YK Steady ami moderate demand at

^barley-No. fail, Si 20.31 25. COTTON—Dull and nominal middlings,

'^WHISKY—Demand fair and market firm iron bound. SHc wooden bound, K7e. PROVISIONS—Mess pork dull at $25 50. fiuik meats dull and declined to Vl)/{tUe.. Bacon shoulders, ll'Ac sides, clear rib, lti'^c a 1

IJARD—Dull holders anxious to sell at 141, ."Vol-V. Bt'TTER—Scarce and firm :}0@31c offered, jtuoply not equal to the demand.

EGGS—Demand fair and prices firm at 22

NSEK.I)01 I^-Kull prices asked but 116 xlcinaiid at !K)c. LARD Oil/-Dull and nominal at fl l-.)g 1 IK,

COFFEE—Market steady and moderate demand at lK(t22e. SUGAR— Demand fair and market firm at

11( is—Dull market unsettled at $8 50& IV «rnss. CATTLE—Dull and nominal atS5 gross supply lar^e.

KYIv

:Qulet

but steady No. 2, we.

BARLEY—Declined l(n,2c No. I $1 Oltftl De-

MI!A

LARD-Quiet and unchanged good, 157^(.i 10'LI i: S'lH 1\ A RK10T.

li'lNniisritiKi. Alsacien gives tho following little incident from beforeStr.isburg: "A dead ollieer of Zouaves was found at tho side of a headless peasant. From all appearances, and according to tho testimony of some wounded, lie ofiieor having fainted from loss of blood of a mortal wound, was being robbed by this peasant, who after having rilled Ins pockets attempted toeut a money belt from his body, and handling the knife carelessly, struck the point into the abdomen of the wounded man. Recalled to life for a moment bv the pain of this wound, tho wounded ollieer started tin, and seizing the hyena of tho battle-liohi by tho hair he cut his head olT with his sabre, which he still held clutched in his hand. Then he fell back dead, exhausted with this last supreme effort. Thus they were found, the headless peasent still holding on to the money belt and knife, and tho dead ollieer with his bloody sabre ami tho robber's head in his hands. Tho spoettiole told a tail of horror which it would bo hard to surpass.''

THE Topeka (Kinsas) Record says Home three vasrs ago two maiden ladies appeared in the vieinitv of Os'awkee. Tliev built a cabin of poles, which they earned on their shoulders over a quarter of a mile. In this habitation they have resided over since, with no proteetor except a largo and savage dog. They bought no land, but invested their money in stock. They now have nineteen head of eattle, forty-eight hogs, eight horses, and a large "outfit" of ir90.se, chickens, etc. They manage all Uioir business transactions without any outside aid. They cut and put up their o\yn hay, chop their own wood, and do tho same amount of work that two men would do under the same eirenmHtitnoos. They have no society, but apyuar to be women of fair education. Tue history of these women, prior to Ihoir appearance in their cabin on the Grasshopper, and the causes which led t-hem to adopt this singular mode of liff\Jare involved in mystery.

Wi:-n-KnN INOKNI ITY.—A new mode of suicide has loen discovered by an enterprising Westerner. He was travelling. and came to a farm where they wOre threshing out grain, and going to tho barn-yard, began talking to some of the men at work, telling them ho used to work with a machine, whereupon he asked leave to dfive. His request was granted, and after a short spCll he asked' if he might not feed the machine. It was quite apparent that he vrAB well acquainted with threshing julfl having fed for Rome time, ho looked around at the,driver with a nod, signifying that he wanted more power. -(Standing still till the cylinder was flviflband bunung around with greatly .iniyraaed velocity, and everv one IMV x*ning alarmed at the awful motion,

JmJumped head first against the teeth ''.of the cylinder, and in less than an in1st ant lie* was completely threshed. No ,cmo knew him, and there were no palyrs 0:1 his i)erson by which ho coold

Identified.

PaSTIIUMOUS JOKK OK A MAN 11° WAS HANOKD.—Boforo his execution Ilonnet Scop handed JI letter to a gentleman at Norwalk, with tho request that it be opened and read OJIO month utter his death, in case his wife did not arrive. If she came to Norwalk the condemned wished tho letter to lo given toher. At tho tiino stated, Mrs. hoop, not arriving, tho letter was forwardod to the reporter of this paper, with a request that he obtain a translation orthe same. As Rennet Scop was a I oltsh Prussian, we first presented the lcttti to a Polish gentleman, who, alter hall Ian hour's work, said the writing as in no language, and was meaningless. I

Since

Dry l.Vgllc. Flint, 1 tit-. Hhccp I'eits, 20,^")0i'.

Shoulders, l»@18c. KidtiS, 20a'J2tr.

POULTKY— TuikeVK,allve ler pound, So. Ducks* JK.T dozen, 92 00. (ieese $•'. 50.

Chickens, old, per dozen, 00.

then it lias been 111 the hands of Prussians and Germans, who have met with 110 success in their cflorts of deciphering it. We last gave it to a Rolienil an who thought lu knew a Prussian Pole capable of telling the meaning of the strange characters. After keeping the document two weeks, he returned it vesterdav, stating that all his ellbrts were futile". He had placed the letter I under tho eves of Prussians, Poles and

Russians, aiid all of them believed that Rennet's last letter was a harmless joke, containing no meaning whatever.

Timothy 3 00(3)3 50

WOOL—Tub-WISHED, I K-. Fleece -V)('.4txt. Cnwashed, 25tfisak.\

CINCINNATI,

Kept. —.

KLOUR—Quiet and unchanged family,

whatever the condemned inav have wished to say will undoubtedly remain a secret forever. We have the letter still in our possession, and shall let no effort to have it translated pass by.— ('IcveUtnd ledger.

City Business Directory.

WHOLES ALE GROCERIES.

HULMAN

JAMES

CJIICAUO. CHICAGO, Sej)t. 22.

Kf,orR-Dull and weiihri*. WIllOAT—Dull and declined ,(al 2 upring 'hlcai 1 00

'Voi'IN Di»H

-Poik $22 50(?i 20, sellei

I'ltoVISlONS-

I{1)—15C cash 12/ fe.l-Sc seller December. il* )GS—-Quiet anl weak at 50(jD 20 (or tiOliuii'.ai to choice.

NEW YORK. NKW YOKK, Sejit. 22.

FLOUR—Dull and unchanged, with a moderate export demand.

Hler.ue e.\pun in-jiniii.i. VII EATDull mid lower lor spring steady winter No. 1 Chicago, new, SI 27(m,1 2tf •stern $1 :w@i :s.

lor Winter red and amber W RYE —Demand light, market firm Western i»0.illf!e.

PROVISIONS— l'ork dull and unsettled at S2.r 50 seller September, ditto October, lleef friii. Hulk meats dull and nominal.

t1)RY

I'.AST LIUKUTV, I'a., Sept.'22.

llo««s—The run Is heavy best -orn fed '*11 tug at "*t light to medium, $8 50(Vi.9 stilli r«, very slow at $S«,K M.

CATTLE--Run fair l)est selling at 753 7 7,5 common to fair, &5(<«.( 25. SllKMI'-Run heavy best, 75 common, 5r'l"i-5.

A COX, wholesale dealers in

Groceries and Liquors, corner 5th and Main streets.

ETA IL OR O CERIES.

"I) W. RIPl'ETOE, general dealer in GroJ.V. ceries, Provisions and I'roduce, National Block, 15.5 Main street.

DAVIS, general dealer in Groceries, Provisions and Produce, National Block, 157 Main street.

jiiunai, Groceries and Provisions, Stone and wood Ware, 219 Main street.

CJ.

I I. RIPLEY S

B. visions, Stone and Glassware. Highest cash price paid for country produce, 75 Main street, between 8th ami !Hli.

JAMES

O'MARA, dealer in choice Family Groceries and Produce, Jl Ohio street.

BOOKS.

BARTLETT

seller October

11,1,1

(l,('lil"''1

Nc)-

mixed (ilc 3!^..:,.-,:,e cash seller (ctober. (jA'i'S—Dull and unchanged No. -, 'X.^e Cash seller October.

& CO., wholesale and retail

booksellers and Stationers, opp. Opera House. Largest stock in the city.

G. COX & CO., dealers in Books, Paper, Envelopes, Ink, Ac., 15! Main street.

JlOOTS A yI) SHOES.

rpiIOMPSON'S Boot & Shoe Bazaar, Ross' X. new block, 9 South 5th street.

B1IARBERT,

I1J.C.

A DEFRKES, dealers in Hardware, Iron, Nails, Paints, Oils, Ac., 121 Main, and 1 and 3 Fifth street.

AUSTIN,Hardware,A

Ql'EE.XSWARE.

DANIEL

OGallery,

IL WRIGHT, Photograph and Portrait 10.5 Main street, opp. Opera House. Satisfaction guaranteed.

USHER'S New Gallery, corner filli and Main streets. Call and see his line rooms and specimens.

DRESS MA KiyO.

MARYplain

Coy FEVTlONERIES.

IL SCI I)DER, Confectioner, wholeTT sale ami retail dealer in Candies and 1oy, |:M Main street, between (ith and 7th.

MISCELLA EOITS.

U. PATRICK CO., dealers In Yankee I U. ft N«ti

Main stri

Ml!. I.I MR)'.

M'i

street. Ivtween Main and Ohio.

MRS.

1111.11' tiles Rnd Harness, lowest prices in city.

1Organs,

dealer in Boots and Shoes,

south -ItIi street ,opp. Market House.

/U-ARK, WRIGHT & CO., dealer in Boots V,' and Slices, (JO Ohio street.

CRAWFORD, wholesale and retail dealer in Boots and Shoes of all kinds and prices, No. !'S Main street.

1JINGLES

ers in all styles of Boots and Shoes, 107 Main street, opposite Opera House.

NANin

DREWS, wholesale and retail dealer Boots and Shoes, 1 11 Main street.

REICHERT, manufacturer of and dealer in Boots and Siloes, 1!7 Main street.

HARDWARE.

... i,vu..u, ,i..„i,-i in 11 arrnrnxe, Iron, Nails, ?Iill and Broom goods, 20 styles Cross Cut Saws, 1 10 Main street.

GROVER, dealer

STinware,

W. KLEISE11, Attorney at Law, office VJT» north side Ohio street, bet. 3d and-Ph.

rp J. FORREST, Attorney at Law, office J. corner 3d and Ohio streets, up stairs.

FURyiTURE.

rjiERRE-JIAUTE FII I-t N ITU RE CO. manu1 Hirers of all kinds of Furniture, wholesale and retail. S. K. Allen, Agent, Fourth Street, opj»osite old Post office.

REAL EST A TE.

B.TheAtlantic

HOLMES, Agent for Real Estate and Mutual Life Insurance Co. and Notary Public, 115 Main street.

GRIMES

SI!RYER CO., wholesale and

retail Sash, Doors, Paints, Iron, Nails, Oil and Glass, 172 Main street.

BROWN, wholesale and retail

dealer in (iueensware, Table Cutlery, Ac., 7N Main street.

CIGARS.

'POUT, McICENNAN A Co. dealers inCigars I. and Tobacco, opposite Postofllee.

J'JfO TOGRA P1IS.

EPPERT, Photographer, No. SO Main street, between 3d and 1th.

('API'S, Dress and Shirt maker and sewer, Cor. 7t and Swan Sts.

MRS.

S. E. PHILIPS Dress Maker, 143'^. Main street, up stairs. A large variety of patterns constantly on hands.

MISSand

E. M. CARR, Dress Maker, corner 3d Ohio streets. All styles of Cutting done to order.

MRS.

N. E. HEDGES, Dress and Cloak Maker, 3 Ohio St.,bet. 4th Aoth, upstairs. All kinds cut Mug done to order.

KM TCI IES .C- JE WEIR 1",

and dealer in Watches, Clocks and Jewelry, H17 Main street, between (ith and 7th.

/GEORGE ARNOLD, Watch Maker, 151 I Main street, keeps all grades of Elgin Watches.

Ij. .1 AltHKLI., Talloress, Jfe! street .r 1st stairway north of MeK«cn's ltank! I Slurts cut by mesisure and made to fit.

U. DH'KIU t*T, Manufacturer nnd Ieal-

1.1RKI-

A. ROSS, wholesale dej»ler In Sj»ddlery Hardwan\ Collars, Saddles, liar- 1 ncass Iioather nnd Skirting, 5 south5thstiwt.

All work warranted. 21.1 Main st. near 7th.

)KTF.R MII.I.KR, manufacturerer and dealer In Sjwtdies. Harness, Trunks and "alisis» ro^toOHv buildina. south 1th street.

IIA WAND CAPS.

WKSTFALL, wholesale and retail Hats and Caps, No. S3 Main &tm*.

OC.

ALLEN. "The Halter," New York Hat •Stone. Latest novelties constantly on htuid, No. 143 Main street.

TRR BV.-TTATJTE SATURDAY EVENING MAIL, SEPTEMBER 24, 1870.

MUSIC.

K1SHNER, dealer in Pianos, Melodeons, j. &c., Palace of Munic, 48 Ohio street.

AGRICULTURAL.

IRA

In Who-it Drilli, Evapo at ux, nml "south

Cane Drills, Sorghum Ag lcultural Implements general y,18 nil street, opposite Market House

STOVES.

t/.

1 (.'. SMITH A CO., dealers in Stoves and Agricultural Implements, and manutactiiruiN of Tin Ware, 50 and 52 Main street.

R. HENDERSON, dealer in Stoves and 13 south 4th street, between Main ami Ohio.

/"1 FOSTER SMITH, dealer in Stoves, VJT. Mantles, anil Grates, and manufacturer of Tin, Sheet Iron anil Copper Ware, 150 Main street.

ISA RJiER.

1)111LI1*

ACIvERLE, Barber A Ilair Dresser, ('or. Itli and Ohio.

JAS URA C'E.

TTNIOX MUTUAL LIFE Insurance Company, of_Maine, D. P. Milholland, A'gt, otii truer ii and Main.

LIQUORS.

BOWSER

JOHNSTON, wholesale dealinds of IJ"

ers in all kinds of Liquor, and Tobacco,

Dowling Ilall, 15th street

A 'l'TORyEYS.

AVIS A DAVIS, ATTORNEY'S AT LAW, fi No. 80 Main St. Bet. 3rd A 4th.

Wsouth

W. RUMSEY, Attorney at Law, office side Ohio street, bet. 3d and 4tli.

ALLEN,MACK

JOhio

A WILLIAMS,Attorneys

Ohio street, between 3d and 4th.

ZENASstreet,

SMITH, Attorney at Law, office Ohio between 3d and 4th.

II. BLAKE, Attorney at Law, oliice street, between 3d and 4th.

& ROYSE, Real Estate and In

surance Agents, 5th street, near Main.

RAIL ROA I) ,1 GEyT.

JL.

IIITM ASTON, Agent B. A O. R. Oflice 8:1 Ahliil Miei I. SEWiyG MA rj/jyjiS.

rpiIE HOWE SEWING MACHINE, S. S. Cheney, Agent, Cor. 5:h AMain sts., opposite National House, basement story.

A UCTIOiX.

DC.

A TUTT. Manufacturers & Deal-

REINER, wholesale and retail Auc-1 lion and Commission merchant, corner Wand Oiiio streets.

J)RY GOODS.

rim 10 RE AT 11E

A1 )Q AI TK1 tS, Warren,

_L lloberg A Co., dealers in Dry Goods and Notions, Cor. 4th and Main streets.

Established in 18-13.

IRYCE

A SON, Wholesale dealers in Dry

j. Goods, Notions, Cotton Yarn, Batts and grain bags, 91 Main street.

riHIE NEW YORK STORE, 73 Main street, iit-di- niuri House square, Dry Goods, Carpets, Wall Paper, Shades, Ac.

WLTTKMLUKG, RUSCIIAUL'T, A Co.

Staph and Fancy Dry Goods, Notions, Ac., Cor. 5th and Main streets.

CLOTHING.

II. BANNISTER, 1 No. 79 Main street.

H(WINTER,

M.in

GULICIV

Mil.

SI).

R. J. S. STONE, Office Ohio street, bet. 3rd and 4th. Res. Cor. 13J'j A Ohio Sts.

SEEDS.

JA.

FOOTK, Dealer In Garden, Field nnd Flower Seeds, No. 65 Main street.

SHORT HAND REPOR TIM:.

DICKERSON, will make full reports of evidence and speeches in any part of a or Illinois. Address office Kv'n Mall.

Indiana

TAII.OR ESS. MA UFA CTURERS.

IFT & WILLAMS, niannfacturrrs of Sash, ]Krs, Hlimls Ac., and dealer- in umber, I .nth and Shingles, corner 9th and Mullx»rry street*.

.SM DDLER 1*.

I um

CLIFF&Btilers,

er ninKs nusra ana i^mvellinK Cylinder Iron Tanks, Sheet li li.»«\ 21."i Main St.. near Tih. Work, lX»or Steps, Ac., cor. Canal A Main

SC(

ATERCHANT TAILORING,

79 MAIN STREET. 79

Merchant Tailoring,

?r. n. ji.txxisTim

Has Just returned from New York, wlim: he has purchased and Is daily receivirg, his

Fall and Winter Stock

Cloths, "Beavers,

ASSWi:itES, Ac.,

The attention of purchasers is especially called to his beautiful supply of

MIXED SUITINGS,

Also, l'iiic Diagonals,'

Of all colors.

O 2 0 0 if re S os

A N A E N S

FIXE COLORED CLOTHS,

Pine Colored Beavers,

A full stock of

FURNISHING GOODS.

Our facilities for making good work were never better the prices are reasonable, and all customers, both old and new. are cordially invited to call and examine the stock. ll-2m. W. II. BANNISTER.

G-tfj

Merchant Tailor,

Merchant Tailor, No. 04

Ohio street, Between 3rd and 4tli. All woik warranted.

JOHN

BARNIICLE, Merchant, Tailor, 111 Main street, upstairs, Bet. 4th and 5tli, cheapest place for suits.

JOSEPH, Merchant Tailor and dealer Clothing ami Furnishing Goods, 'i'runksand Ilats of all kinds, Cor.2d A Main.

DRUGS.

A BERRY, general dealers ill

Drugs, Paints, Glass, Oils, Toilet Articles, Brushes, Dyes, Ac., Cor. 4th and .Main street.

PR OFESSIONA L.

III.

BARTHOLOMEW, Dentist, 157 Mala j, street. Residence cor. 5th and Swan.

WATERS, M. I)., Hoineopathist, 115 Main street, Res. near 3rd and Poplar.

RICH A RDSON, Dentist, Ohio street, Betl tween 3rd and 4th.

ROBT.

VAN YALZAII, Dentist, Oflice 101 Main street, up stairs.

SHIELDS, Dentist, Office li!i Main St., over Sage's Confectionery.

\\r

W. JOHNSTON,

DR.

SON, manufacturers of Ixtcomo-

tive, smtionery, Marine, Tubular a

tMab!i*hrd 1.^1.

"1*7"AUAS1I

WOOLEN MIL!

Proprietor, wholesaleand retail manufactunraof Woolen Goods, N. W. evirner 1st nnd Walnut streets.

AHGO WOOLEN MILIX. established long

Agent for Millers Harness Oil, old enough to make the best goods from the 1 best selected Wool, and sold for the least u. cs a tT fWirnv JL

money—or wool. 8. B. KK.NXF.nv A Co., Proprietors, corner 9th and Main streets.

'IK

FOUNDRY and Terre-Haute Car Works. Sentli A Hager, manufecturcm of Car*. Car WheeU, Castings and Machinery, corner Canal ana Main street.

MCKEEN,

F. BAIXJELEVS City Hat House No. 121 brands Familv Flour wholesale and retail.

south tth stiwt. I corner Main aVul T. II. A I. R. R.

PADDOCK A CO.. Merchant

Millers and Grain dealers. Choice

The subscribe has a large o:!ni"Ui of

/It

M. I)., Office over opposite National

V? Prairie City Bank

House, (ith street. Residence North side Chestnut, between 4th and 5th.

A. ARNAUD, oflice cor. Main and5th streets residence N. W. cor. 9tli A Ohio.

"IAll. W. II. MAREAN, Eclectic and MaglJ netic Physician, will answer calls loth day ami night otlice Ohio streel, opposite Court House.

MRS.

J. A. MAREAN, Astrologist, Writing Medium and Clairvoyant office Ohio street, opp. Court House.

J^EDWAV'o PATENT

and nn St.

UT, (»REN A O ),, Carriage Manufaclurers, northw«wt cor. 1st and Main streeta.

1870.

Ac.

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i£Sfl3 ft

lp!

I remain respectfully, PHILIP NEWIIART.

0 STOVE BUYERS.

and general

STOVES, MANTELS,

And Grates,'

Bought during the '•••si.in in metals,

cooks,

WOOD

In great vai ie that will p'.-r Coal

1 1! 1 ly Ci AL COOK 1 1 -singly \v -11 with our

Anions the Open Heating-Stoves, for Coal, mav be Sound llio (ORAL and KKftlVAV I*

A TEXT,

Plain and enamelled nl-'o, the finest Open Firc-IMHee-lh.it ean be entirely closed up for safety—ever ponen ui. In ict my assortment 1 e.\ten-ive. and of (he very latest stvles, and in no ii- I opo.-.e to be undersold. -t (i. F«S1KK SMITH.

H-tf. 1".) Main Street.

OPEN FRONT,

THE MOST ELEGANT

PARLOR STOVE

IN THE COUNTRY.

For Sole by

It. HKADlfrlSOX.

11-tf. No. IS Sout'i F'otirth Street.

ALLEN1.

TAILOR,

COR. SECOND M.\IN STREETS/' OpptmLc Mdrwt

JJout*.

Geht'** (Nothing mode Cutting done promptly.

0/' "THE HATTER,"

Fall Trade.

(Succcssor to Jos. C. Yates,)

New York Hat Store,

Hits one of the largest and best selected stock of

TUELL, RIPLEY & DEMINO

Have opened a large and leautiful stock of the latest novelties in

Dry Goods, embracing

Gat/ Stt/fcs of lireah'fast Jackcts, Formosas, Arab* and Shawls, Shoulder Shawls at 50 Cat Is, Shawl Suits, (the most desirable garment of the day,)

BLACK GOODS.

HATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS,*'

West of New York. Having the advantage of many years cxpcriencc and a thorough knowledge of tho business, he solicits a liberal patronage.

Aii goods at the lowest prices, nn.l strictly for Cash.

Silks, PoHgott, Berlin Cord, Pure Mohairs and Aipnras.

MOURNING.

Bairets, Crepe Merino, Ottomau Cloth.

COLORED.

Silks, Brwche Poplin.w, Fonges, ^atin dc Cliine. Lntttres, Ac.

PLAIDS.

Epaline Plaid, ver.v bcantiftil, Creje Plaid, Tartan Plain, in MIIOOIII ood.« arid t'laid Merges.

CL0AKINGS.

Chinchillas, Beaver, Honey Comb, (Silk MixedL) Black and Coffered Broadeloth.

Ladies' Underwear.

Merino Ye^s and Drawers, Skirting, Balmorals, Goi-sets nnd Hose.

'j Flannels.

Factory, Gilbert's all Wool, Silk and Wool, for Infants,." And Domet Piaii and Twilled.

A Full Line of Cre-pe and other Fringes, Laces, Silk Cord, Llama Tassels,

Courvoisiers and Alexandres Kids, Thread, Cloth and Silk, Cajje and Calf Skm Driving Gloves, Ladies' Doe Gauntlett-, and real Buckskin Gloves and Mitts.

Our stock is so complete we solicit patronage with great eon fleet! ce. of giving satisfaction.

ALLEN, 'THE HATTER,"

145 MAIN STKBKT,

E-OPENING

PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

SCHOOL LOOKS.

SCHOOL BOOKS.

MIE BEST.

SCHOOL BOOKS.

September 1870.

liartlett A Co. Invite attention to their new and complete Stock of

SCHOOL BOOKS,

of every kind used in this city and surrounding country.

We are fully prepared to meet the demand for SCHOOL BOOKS In all the schools.

Call and see our immense stock.

jBARTLETT A CO.

10-tf. 101 Main street.

TTOTORCOLD-

A S

AT TOE

Central Bathing Rooms,

And Barber Slio tween 4th and 5t

GERMAN

in the best style. 11-tt

non North Bide of Ohio, belli street. 11-tf.

PHINTINU.-AU ldncUOerman

Printing, including Card*, Circulars. Posters, dtc., tc., done In the best *^y|e and at low prioesi, at the Terre-Haute Steam Printing House, 112 Main street, O. J. Smith A Co.

1870J

Ti• immtugs,

&c.

Gloves. -v

Tuell, Ripley fc.,])eming

THE CHICAGO,"

FOR WOOD A\l) COAIi.

S. 11. Henderson Sole Agent in Terre-Hante for tliM celebrated Stove. Nearly three hundred of them arc now in iwe in tlin city. No other Stove ever sold Inw given such univcrsal satisfaction.

As a general thing, it is a risky business buy in ,' a Coal Cook Stove. If you would save all trouble, buy the "Chicago it is sure to do well always.

Ask any one what Coal Cook Stove is the best, and the answer Is sure to be, "The Chicago." fl-tf.

STRICTLY

lSnnibuziue( Clinton Cloth and Caslunem

Velvetsr

First Class Stove.

The IRON KINO!

FOIt t'OAI. OR WOOD.

For *alc ou!y by

S. It. HENDERSON, 4tli St.

18-tf. Five Poors South Main,