Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 1, Number 33, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 11 February 1871 — Page 7

OT BARBARA ERIEDCHIE. (AFTER WHITTIER.) W*

BY MARK QL'KXCHF.R. I

Proo dor streods of Fivdcrtgrlown. Mil der railf hot sun xiulriright down, JtfUit d-r saloons nil filled mid Ix-er, Ier repel tellers vnlkctl on dure car, All tiny droo Fredorigrtown, «o fawi, Hi inn* und food, und Mold lent baMml 1W repel flag shone oud no bright!, A* if. py Jinks! Id had god rlghd. ore vils le Union flfuc? LKtsub j%%4 l/iokwl down on nod a ploodv nne. 1"t chumj»-d dot oil Miss Krledchle den, Rend oud bv nine H^rore year* and ten Hln- grnbticd ub der flag dot der men tinaled down, l'nd fasdened Id quick, rlghd on hernighd

Sawn.

sad In der yfndow, rt nH coQld'.see

f' 1 ot dere va* on* y«d who lored-ntr oltflng no free. Choo«d du uhcamc ub oltHdonewall Chaek,

A ridin of IiIn horse'h back Under his prows In* squinu-d his ey*s— I«t olt FLINT au««l hlin grend snrbrlse. "Hnld!" Each fi-ll'-r shdood him «hdlll, •.j. „H echoed from hill to bill, It bawled der slid rings of dot nighd gown, ltud dot olt liarbnrn, she vas around I. She fashened Id ona* a«aln so quick, Und oud of der vlndow her legs did *hdlek. "Husd, If you rniisd, dl.« lKor olt head. Hud huff alone dot olt Hug!" she *nid. A look of shamenes* soon came o'er !T face of Chuck der dear* did lour.

Who bull" hiiir of dot bald head ,1 n»-H awful guick! Go headt!" he mtld.% "Und nil dot day und all dot nlghd,

Dill efery ri'iK-1 had bussed from Kiglid, Und lefil pehint dot Krederlgdown. l)ot (lag va* shdlcked on dot nighd gown. Dot Barbara Frii dfhlf'u vork 1» done, Hhe don'd ran I'icr hafemore fon.j Jin 11v for her! choose drop a dear For dot old vomnn uildoud xomc fear,*.,

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ST A HTI.TSO STATEMENTS OF A CITY WORKING WOMAN. We tako the following from a comiiiutiic.itioli appearing in ono of the? f'hirago citv dailifs, frotn th pen of "\vnrking-\voittan\" who, we tinder«nnfl, a near relative of a distinguished American authoress, mid who liitterly knowH of that of which siio writew: I

Anna Dickenson, during her lirst Iabor.s in the lecture field, related a touching Hlory of a foor girl who passed tiirough every pha»e of want and wretchedness, until she drifted into th.it sad streim into which .so many drifl, find w.m tarried swiftly down its murky tide until the wide ocean of sin and shame received her wretched life, where sli" tossed and struggled until d"ath. This one ease, set forth with higli dramatic coloring, pathetically related. moved theaudience to tears and yet it was hut an oil. reiterated tale of a poor, st ruggluigbcwinggirl doing "slopwork" for a pittance, and often heing turned away without her miserable, earnings, on the plea that her work was not properly done. Crowds left I ho lecture room with hearts full of indignation at this onegreat wrong—this wholeMale rohhery oft he poor half-fed, wing girl and vet the great wrong goessteadily on. \Ve need no Anna (Dickenson, sweet, pleading voices, to toll us of this wrong we have hut to answer ono of the many advertisements calling lor "experienced sewing machine operators (none other need apply) at certain popular sewing machine depots. You go as did a friend of mine, if you wish for work, or to investigate the matter, and are gent, she wn.'t,

My friend, upon hearing the inducement, and being asked if she were a good operator, answered:-—"I have been a machine operator for thirteen years, and though I want work, 1 don't think 1 have spent all that time in order to work for went v-live cents a day." A woman, prohalily a victim, no doubt dilven to this last resort from absolute want, sitting at one of the machines, answered desperately: "A girl cannot earn her salt at this rate."

I have no doubt she kept her place, even after this imprudent speech, for the demand for work-women was largo, and I hope there are ft»w women, even considering the miser}* and actual want swarming this great oily, who would wrong their sister workmen so much as to consent to work for such arvation wages—hence, no one, probably, is overdisohargod from thatotlioe.

A tew weeks since, the city papers related how a young lady had been arrested for pawning a sewing machine for which she had not yet paid. She bought it of one of the manv Arms who advertise mnehines, promising to furnish work to enable buyers to nay for them. The otVer seemed good on the fhoe, but the sequel showed too sadly the actual fraudulenevofthearrangomont. 1 know the lady well. Day by day she would pass me in the ha\ls of our lodging plaiv, looking more like a frightened ghost than anything earthly. I visited her in her room. It was an inner room, lightened only from the halls, such as we often see in our large public buildings. The only furniture she jHsscssed, was lier sewing machine and trunk. 1 ler bed consisted of mattress placed upon either a box or chairs. A few chairs lclonglng to the liuitdtug had been lent her. and these completed the furniture of this room, where »h" toileil early and late, at her mnchiuc. Sho told mo one day that. Vork as hard as she could, she could only make seventy-five cents per day. I know for mome time her sole food was bread and milk, and that not too often. Her work was tucking shirts, and she usually u.annged to finish three a day, working late. She showed me one." It was tucked half way of the skirt, in half-inch lucks, ami it seemed to me as if everv tuck should have been marked Indelibly, "One step nearer destruction." For »o it wan to Iwr. When she found health and strength failing, ami her taee grew thinner each dav, and the look in hereyes grew more wild and desjwrate when her hope of anything better foiled, she resorted to wliat many a poor, proud woman has done before,—she pawned her machine, trusting in Proviacne* tor the help to enable ner to redeem il. She did not mean to defraud hercmiitors but they ascertained the facts at length, and she was arrested, impriwjned, und Buffered everything a proud, sensitive nature could suffer under the eireomstancew,

A Mend aitslstcd h©r at thin point, and she was liberated on ball. The next we heard she had disappeared, Mid what iwirt ofthe earth holds her poor aching heart we do not know but memory of her white ftaee will evprbmint me, aa I wish it could ever follow, and haunt those Shy locks of our city who wear out "human creature**" in this unholy lust for gain. Cannot this matter I*# agitated once more in a mors forcible manner than ever before? Oh, ve who weep and groan over the Bleary and frarnil growth of the 'ineUI evil**

growth of the '•wocisl evil** i*, turn your philanthropic

pm to this on* groat omnia of lis growth. Regan I (Am one mi in the

light of a social upas tree and, uproot it in our tnidist, and thouaanas of hearts will thank you and blew you, and tbouannda of home* be madt* comfortable, where now lurks the (lends of want and the sister of sin, waiting to seize upon their despairing prey.

S. :t^OMK'AL CO?SCIIh'N'ES.

Dr. Doran tells of a comical coincidence of which the rector, curate and congregation of Western village were the victims. The rector and his curato both returned to their duty, after a long absence, upon the same day. The curate took the morning service and preached so well as to astonish his hearers. In the evening the rector, who had officiated in a neighboring parish in the morning ascended the pulpit, and rather surprised his Hook by giving out the same text as the curato had chosen in the forenoon. Their surprise became puzzled wonderment when they found it was not only the same text but the same sermon and one can imagine the horror of the listening curate. The fact was, rector and curate had each purchased some lithographed sermons, and were so unlucky as to inaugurate their return home with the same one. (iood as this story is, it is

capped by the misadventure attending three young candidates for a Scotch ministry. The first one put upon his trial, while putting on his robes, happened to descry an ancient-looking wellworn roll of paper, which proved to be a sermon upon the text, "Jacob was a plain man, dwelling in tents." Seeing that the old sermon was much better than iiis new one, the asp rant to pulpit honors took possession of it, delivered it as his own, and then returned it to its old resting-place. The sermon was a good one, and and plaased the hearers, although they would have preferee! one delivered without book. Great was their astonishment the following Sunday when preacher number two treated them with the same sermon from the same text but it was too much for Scottish patience when a third minister, falling into the same trap, commenced his sermon by anouncin that "Jacob was a plain man, dwellin in tents and one old woman relieved the feeling of her foilow-sutlerers by exclaiming: "Deil dwell 'mil! Is lie nevergaun to flit? "—f '/Kimbcr-s Journal

II.R. Ki

fkcts of

another

place, where thoy will furnish one or two popular machines for your use, while in their employ, and to those oor (lies, who are unsophisticatedorwri tolled enough !o lie dnwn into their web, tle actually oiler the princely sum o! ono dollar and twenty-live cents per dozoji for garments, said garments to he tufked imrt ruffled, and a nice work expected as if the work-woman wero receiving what has long been considered a least a decent price tor one article of the same amount of work, £l.'Jo.

H.Mi.—Certain ugly facts concerning the fashionable sedative hydrate of chloral, will probably diminish the frequence of its use. We have the high authority of Dr. 1 lahcrshon fort he statement that its action on the pneumogastric nerve produces bronchial and pulmonary congestion. A fatal ease recently happened in (Juy's Hospital, London. Another F.nglish physician Dr. Shettle, of the Royal Herkshin Hospital, staled in his recent lecture the Reading Pathologic Society, that forminate of soda is Irequently produce's! in (lie blood by the use of chloral, and that, from its tendency to decompose the blood, it will render hemorrhage very dangerous. obstetric practitioners will not fail to notice the last fact. If is powerful and safe, equalling opium in its pain relieving power. Rut like all anesthetics, the continued use of it is sure to bo hurt In 1 and il it aid congestion it wi r.1 better for a patient to sutler weeks of sleeplessness than to habituate himself to its use.

I Great Variety of Plows,

HAV1-

Always on hand a lar tock and

Suitable for all kinds of noil and for all, ur|Kscs all of my own tuanufacturlng, ami all of which 1 guarantee to give Katl*raction I repair Plows and am prepared to make all sires and styhw to order all kind

"Plow Material For Sale,

RT EM mm I'M.

A vi

PICTURES. FRAMES,

including finished, single and double shovels ready for slocking. It gives nie always pleasure to have formers call and look at my plows, even if yon do not wish to !y. My terms aie cnsli and my prices are alike for all. Respect fill I v, 31-ty.^ PHILIP NEWHART.

S S O

R. GAGCJ,

No. 91 Main A'f., brt, \lfi.

LOOKING GLASSES,' ARTISTS' MATF.RI.VtA

AND SHEET MUSIC.

Mrtare Frunlnc done to order at low prior*. *Mm*

cuFF

SON.

Xannfoclurvni of

LOGOXOTITE, STATIONARY,

MARTXK, TTRUI.AR.

'c' rl J-4SS 'f

Cylinder Boilers,

from TkiuU, Am( Iron H'ort, "fP««r *».,

JMm Cbr. Cksul Main Street.'

VjLEOANT

City Business Directory.

JiKTATL UROCEItim. 5

RW.

lUl'l'RTOE, general dealer In lrocerles, 1'rovlnlons and l'roduee, National Itlock, 155 Main street.

JAMKrt

CI.

("lOItY

IIvuhate

ok ('iii.o-

V1H, general dealer In dretocr-

!«•*, Provisions and Produce, National Rlrn-k, 157 Main street.

RIl'LEY, Groceries and Provisions, Htone and Woed Ware. 219 Main street.

BF.

WEST, dealer In Groceries and Provisions, Htone and (J lass ware. Highest cash price paid for country prcxlnce, 75 Main street, between 8tli and Oth.

AMES O'MAIIA, dealer in choice Family rocerles and Produce, 3 Ohio street.

BOOKS,

BAKTLETT

BO.

A CO., wholesale ami retail

Booksellers and Stationers, op|. Opera House. Largest block in the city.

COX A CO., dealers In Books, Paper, Envelopes, Ink, Ac., lotf Main street.

HOOTS AND SHOES.

fliHOMPS0N*S Boot A Shoe Bazaar, Uoss' new block, 9 South 5th street.

HAlt BERT, dealer In Boots and Shoes, south 4th street ,opp. Market House.

0LARK, WRIGHT A CO., dealer in Boots and Shoes, CO Ohio street.

7 C.CRAWFORD, wholesale and retail dealer in Boots and Sho^ of all kinds und prices, No. U8 Main street.

IjiNGLES

A TUTT, Manufacturers A Dcal-

ers in all style's of Boots and Shoes, 107 Main street, opposite? Opera House.

"Vf ANDREWS, wholesale and retail deali.1 er in Boots and Shoes, 141 Main street.

("t

REICHERT, manufacturer of anel dealj, cr in Boots and Shoes, 197 Main street.

HARDWARE.

JAMES

& DF. Fit RES, desilcrs in Hanlwaro, Iron, Nails, Paints, OiN, Ac., 121 Main, and 1 and 3 Fifth street.

JUSTIN, SHRYEIl A CO., wholesale and retail ITardwan Iron, Nails, Oil and (i

Sash,

fiEoRGE ARNOLD, Watch Maker, 151 Main street, keeps all guides of Elgin Watches.

C( XFE("/'/ OX EH I ES.

H. SCl'IiDER, Confectioner, wholesale and retail dealer in Candies and 1IM Main street, between Oth and 7th.

Tom

MISCELLA NEO VS.

I l\ PATRICK CO., dealers in Yankee Notio-.s, Produce and Groceries, No. Main street.

I IN E

Rs. St re

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

M. H. ABBOTT, 4 south Fourth et, bei ween Main and Ohio.

A I O E S S

MRS.

L. JARItELL, Tailoress, S1 street, 1st stairway north of McKeen's Bank. Shirts cut by measure and made to fit.

MA FA errHERS.

C/LIFT

I A WILL A MS, manufacturers of Sash, Doors, Blinds. Ac., and dealers in Lunilier, Uilhand Shingles, corner9th and Mulberrv streets.

(1LIFF

A SON, manufacturers^of Ijocoinotlvc, Stationery. Marine Cyllndei Boilers, Iron Tanl Work, l)iKr Steps, Ae., cor. Canal A Main st

GULICK

Bronae and Colored Printing

ic. Tu nks, S Sheet Iron

OCOTT, OREN A CO,, CarriageManufacturO ers, northwest cor. 1st and Main streets.

Extablixhrd 1S5I.

\\T ABASH WOOLEN MILLS, G. F. Ellis, Proprietor, wholesale and retail manufacturers of Woolen Goods, N. W. corner 1st and Walnut streets.

"1 rlGO WOOLEN MILT.S, cstabllshwi long enouRh to make the best goods from tlie ljest seh-cUsl Wool, nnd sold for the least money—or wool. S. S. KF.NNKOV A Co., Pwprletors, comer 9th and Main streets.

riGO FOUNDRY and Terre-Haute Car Works. Senth A Hagcr, manufacturers of Cars, Car Wheels, Ciistings and Machinery, corner Canal and Main street.

cKEEN, PADDOCK A CO., Merchant Millers and Grain dealers. Choice brands Family Flou- wholesale

corncr Main and T. H. A 1. R. R.

TERRE-HAUTE SATURDAY EVENING MAIL, FEBRUARY 11, 1871.

Deors, Paints Main street.

lass, 172

QUEESSWARE.

DANIEL

BROWN, whoU'sale and retail

dealer in Ciueenswarc, Table Cutlery, 7S Main street.

BARBER.

FIILIP

ACKERLE, Barber A Hair Dress-

"i. Opera House huilding.

I'll O TOO RA 1'IIS.

EPPEHT, Photographer, No. V.y» stre. l, l«'tweeli 3d and 4th.

H. WRIGHT, Photograph and Portrait Gallery, 105 Main street, opp. V)peia ise. Satisfaction guaranteed.

USHER'S New (ialhjry, corner (ith atul .Main lis and

streets. Call specimens.

MItS.

and see his line

DRESS MA KfXU

('API'S, Dress and Shirt maker plain sewer, Cor. 7th and Swan Sis.

M^id

S. E. PHILIPS, Dress .Maker. 113lj Main street, up stairs. A large variety patterns constantly on hands.

ISS E. M. CAItR, Dress Maker, corner 3d and hio ting done to order.

3d and Ohio streets. All styles of Cut-

X. E. MAYFIELD, Dress and Cloak liver. 3 Ohio St., bet. 1th A 5th, upAll kinds cutting done to order.

ii'.l TC1IES A JEWELR

retail,

X^OMMERcrA I. dtr.LEGE.

^ERRE-HAUTE CVKMMERCIAL COL-

Arltlimi'llc. Cor. 511 and Main rtreot*. 21. R- GARVIN, Principal.

DRVGS.

bekhy,

genei

tmiKS, Paints, Glass, Oils, Toilet Articles Brushes, Djea, Ac., Cot. 4th and Main street.

SA I)J)LER Y.

(•. DICKIIOUT, Manufacturer and Dealcr Bags

In Trunks Valise* and Travelling •B Main St., near 7th.

FRED

A. ROWS, wholesale dealer In Saddlery Hardware. Cellars, Hnddlm, Harnns li«ather and Skirting, 5 nouthdth street.

II1LIP KADEL, manuflkctnrer of Sad-

dies and Harncws west prices In rtty.

1 Lo

?alta«£

ETKR

All work warranted. IW Main

near 7tb.

MILLER, manufarturerer and

dealer In Saldl«a, Harnem, Trunks and Aic-ni ror Miller IlarneMi Oil, old PoMolUee Iwalfcllng. wuth Ith street.

JiATSAND CAJVi

NWJWTTAJiU

a speciality at the Tiw-H*oto I*rtnUa« 1 on band. No. I«5 Main stieet. loom The moat competent workmen in the city. Everything guarantnd sntMMto. T. BAIMiRIJCVS City Hat llooae No. IS lO Valn street. O. J. Smith A C. *j. «oatt «tl Kreet.

ALLEN, "The iUller," New York Hal Store. Iat«*t noTetUMconstiinlty I

iySURAXCK.

MUTUAL LIFE Insurance Com-

}J pony, of Maine, D. P. Mllhoiland, A'gt, office corner 5th and Main.

LlyUOJiS.

BOWSEK

A JOHNSTON,"wholesale deal-

*mN kliulrt of Liquor*, und Tobacco* uqwUhk IiaH, ftth KtmH.

MUSJC.

1Orgnns,

KIHSNER, dealer In Pianos, Melwleons, Ac., l'ulace of Music, 4ii Ohio sircet.

STO VEH.

KMIT1I A CO., dealers in Stoves and Agricultural Implements, and manufacturers nt in Ware, 50 anci 52 Main strwt.

R. HENDERSON, dealer In Stoves anel Tinware, 13 south 4tli street, between aln and Ohio.

Mai

("1

FOSTER SMITH, dealer in Stoves, Mantles, and Grates, and maiiufaelurof Tin, Sheet Iron aiul Copper Ware, 150 Main street.

A J'TORXErS.

DavisaATTORNEY'S

davis,

MM.

ZENAS

M. LYONS, dealer in Hardware,

Iron, Nails, Mill and Broom goods, -0 styles Cross Cut, Saws, 130 Main street.

FOOTE, Dealer in Garden, Field anel Flower Seeds, Ne. (55 Main street.

WHOLES ALE GROCERIES.

HLLMAN

cers, mo Main street, Terre-Haute, lndi-

FL'RNJTVRE:

ri 1ERRE-H A

TTE

/I RIMES A ROYSE, Real Estate and In\JT snrance Amnits, 5th street, near Main.

AM IL ROAD A VEST.

L. 1ICMASTON, Agent B. A O.. R. R. »l I Mlic" S3 Main street.

.S7vir/.V(V MACIU.XKS.

HIE HOWE SEWING'MACHINE, flleney, Agent, ('or. (ith AMain sts., posite National House, basement story.

riUIl1 CI

riiHE NEW YORK STORE, 73 Main street JL near Court House square, Dry Goods Carpets, Wall Paper, Shades, Ac.

WlTTKNlJUKH, RrseilAlTI'T, A Co.

Staple and Fancy Ae., Cor. 5th and Main

n.WINTER,

f/v

AT LAW,

No. 80 Main St. Bet. 3rd A 4th.

JOAB, Attorney at Law. _• collee'ted and estates managed.

ALLEN,MACK

Claims

.. Office on Ohio street, hetween Tlilnl and Fourth.

Wsouth

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

& WILLIAMS, Attorneys

Ohio street, between 3d and 4th.

SMITH, Attornev at Law, office Ohiostr re-et, between :kl and 4th.

JOhio

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

GW.KLEISEIt,

office

23-tr.

Attorney at I/iw, office

north side Ohio street, bet. 3d and 4th.

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

SEEDS.

TA.

PRAIRIE

A COX, wnolesaie dealers in

Groceries and Liquors, corner 5th and Main streets.

SYFERS,

STRO^TG A CO., Wholesale Gro

FURNITURE ('). manu-

turer.s of all kinds of Furniture, wholesale and retail. S. K. Allen, Agent, Fourth street, opposite old Post office.

REAL EST A TE.

B.HOLMES,

Main

Agent for Real Estate and

The Atlantic Mutual Life Insurance Co and Notary Public, 115 Main street.

op-

A •TIUX.

DC.GREINCommission

ER. wholesale and ret a 11 Auc

tion and merchant, corner 3d and Ohio streets.

DRY GOODS.

Esttibli.vhrd in IS 13.

LRYCE

A SON', Wholesale dealers in Dry (ioods, Notions, Cotton Yarn, Batts And grain bags, 9-1 Main street.

dealers in

Dry Goods, Notions, •i reels.

CLO'i.UXG.

IT. BANNISTER, Merchant No. Main street.

Merchant Tailor, Ne. G4

)hio street, Between 3rd and 4th. All work warranted.

JOHN BARNIKLE, Merchant Tailor, 111 ft Mail: street, upstairs, Bet. 4th and 5th, cheapest place for suits.

M.JOSEPH,

Merchant Tailwr and dealer

in Clothing wind Furnishing GIKMIS. Trunksand Hats oral! kinds, Cor.2(1 A Main.

PROFESSIONAL.

II. BARTHOLOMEW, Dentist. 157 Main j. street. Residence cor. 5th und Swan.

MH.

WATERS,

ROBT.

I)., llomeopathist, Of-

flee A Res.

11.

side Cherry bet. thA7th.

J,RICHARDSON,4th.

Dentist, Ohio street, Be-

tweeu 3rd and

VAN VALZAH, Dentist, Office cor. room Opera House building, up stairs.

I. SHIELDS, Dentist,Office II!) Main St., J5, over Sage's Confectionery.

IIT W. JOHNSTON, M. I)., Office over V? Prairie City Iiank opposite National House, 6th street. Ri-siilencc North side Chestnut, ln-tween 4th and 5th.

DR.

A. ARNAUI), office cor. Main and /3h streets residence N. W. cor. Bth A Ohio.

DR.

J. S. STONE, Office Ohio street, bet. 3rd and 4th. Ri-s. Cor. 13,^ A Ohio Sts.

CO A L.

BIGELOW

Conl nnd Mlaing Company,

will furnish at lowest market pi Ices A nthrncltc, Pittsburg. Bnixil, Blis-k, I/wt (.'ree-k and Sugar Creek c*»als. Lt«ve orders at office under IlanK (Vr. Sih AMain Sts 17

AGRICULTURAL.

IRA

GROVER, dealer in Wheat Drills, Cane Drills Sorghum Evapoitrtons, and Ag Icultural Implements generally,48 south 4th street, opjnisito Mark ft 11 ouw

CIGARS.

ranel

ll'T, Mr E N N AN A Co. dealers in Cigars Tobacco, oppoite PoslofBce.

AO.

HOUGH, dealer In CImis and Tobaceo, two door* east or McKeen Minshall's Bank. Jobber In North Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco.

UPHAM'N

I'PHAXII ASTHMA C1RE

Relieves most violent paroxysm* in Jive mimutr* and effects a speedy cure. Price t2 by mall.

TIIEJAPAXEKEHAIR OTAW

color* the whLskeTS and balr a beautiful BLACK or BHOW*. It con«l*1s of onUf one preixirftiion. 75 by

ANI) I'OOFINCJ I'lOLT.

Custom Rawing, Planing ami Wood Tnniing doin.' to order. AH work warranted.

Cor. Ninth tC Mulberry Streets.

9-tf.

Tailor,

rpiIE

NATIONAL LI Iri:

Insurance Company,

OK TIIK

United States of America.

Chartered by Congress July 'i)th, 1WJ8.

CASH CA 1'ITATI ALL PAID IN SI,000,000.

Cnpllnl larger than lhatofnny other in the United States. Finn nee* managed by Jay Cooke, K. A.

Rollins, nnd other leadin« flnimclcrs. RAIM of premluin.s 25 to IK) per cent, below Mutual Companies. Plnn free from complications of notes and dividenda. 4'ontrnetM deflnltc nnd Impossible to le misundcrsUKxl or misrcprcucntcd. Pollcle* liberal and s|Mfrifv everything. Money received In each State Invented in thcKime. Niieeewn beyond that of any Company ever orgnnlzni, over 12,000 policies having been issued in the twenty-seven moatlM of its existence.

J. A. FOOTE,

WARRENr HOBERG & CO., •••.

Agent for Western Indiana.

OFFICE—No. W Main street, Terre-Haute, J. R. ARMSTRONG, M. D., 2l-.1m. Medical Rxaininer.

JJUSIIER'S

Photograph Gallery,

BEACH'S BLOCK,

COIL. MAIN A SIXTH STREET*.

Ixtng experience and close attention to the business enables me to furnish all kinds ot Pictures in the highest style of art. Particular attention given to the new styles of Pho* tographiL including the popular Rcinbraot and Shadow picture*.

Prices low. Satisfaction guaranteed. 7-tl. J? W. IIUSHER.

cook a ma,

Star

DKPILATORT POWDER

—Removes Mipe-rflou* hair In five minulrt, without Injury lo the *kln. Sent by man for tl-25.

Wholesale and Retail deal««s in HARDWARE AND CUTLERY, Heavy Goods, Bar Iron, Nails, Ac, Al*» th* oelebmted Horney'i Richmond Bon 158 and 154 Main Htrt*, 12-lT TERRE-HAUT*. IXTV

huiU.

JOHN

wtooMe ami retafl ITats

and (Jafs, No. 85 Main street.

LARK HOU8E,

Addft* H. C-

VP1IAM, No. 73 Jayne Street, Philadelphia. IV. nrcalan sent free. Sold hy *11 imigguu. n-4m

ARMSTRONG,

L4K AXB OS3W»»TII. SL, Dwi Sank Mut, TE*RE-H AUTI?, Repairing pmmptlv attended. I al»o Iwvr a pair nf ,\KW PI.A TF9RM SCAt.m tor welching Corn. Hay. Ac„ «nd persons havli^l Aicb weighing to do are to

Oor. Ftm and OM» StretU,

HAVE kEMOVED!

TO THEIR NEW STORE,

Corner Room, Opera House Block.

And Opened with an Elcgani Stock or

CHEAP DRY GOODS,

An Inspection of NEW GOODS and Prices is Solicited.

"Warren, Hoberg & Ccyl,

CITY 7

PLANING MILLS,

CLIFT & WILLIAMS,

Manufacturers of

Saisli, Doors, Blinds,

WINDOW & DOOK THAMES, A A

MOULDING BRACKETS

"pfMitf?ttAtxV^fERR,

NoavcII Posts, Flooring, Hidinjr,

And all descrijdious of

Fixisinsa «a#

LUMBER -f if-'#

FLOORED

OPERA HOUSE CORNER.

JAS. SEAT1I. J. B. HAGER.

^IGO FOUNDRY

AND

.1 V'Ak f-'TERRE-IIA GTE X-i

CA WO

»v

AVholcsale and Retail dealers in

Pine Lumber, Lath &: Shingles,

r=f*r" Slate Roofing,

SKAT! I II AO Kit, PHOPR'S.,

^jManufncluivix of

Cars and Car Wheels^

W 1 7, Of nil kinds."

Ik.*

Machinery and Castings.

Highest price iaid for ('ast Sarnp IrOif

HrjMiiriutj promptly attended to.

.. Sf

WORKS ON CANAL,. t.f

Reiwecn Main' nnd Ohl6R1s.

OLTDERS SOLICITED.

1-tf. fcSHATH HAGER.

ULICK & BERRY,

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THE TERRE-HAUTE OMNIBUS ANb HACK LINE will attend to etll* for train* l«aTing both the Eastern ami Northern De- CuUing and Jlrpatrtng dm thmrl pota also convey pamettger* to aay pari ttMdtf. A1 orders left at the Terre-Hatit» Hoose, Poatoffloe. National Moose, Buntte mEKRE-HAUTE HOUSE, Hooae, or at the Clark House will be prompt- I IT attended to. 4-tf.

S O A S

SALE AMD FEED TARIM, Bet. First and Water Streets, and between Railroads, -. •y J. L» llamaatan,! S-3m TERRE-HAUTE. IND.

SttccesHors to

JiA lift, GULICK d- BERRY, ft, -i- ,f -4 j'

I2KNKIIA1. DKAI.KR^ IN

DRUGS,

Chemicals, Paints,

fii I'i.

Glass, Oils, Varnisliw, Brushes,

PERFUMERY A TOII.KT JILL TICLES,

Dyes, Fine Liquors,

PATENT MEDICINES,

Spice*, TmncA, Spenflft, dc.

I -w

Cor. Ith and Main Htrcets,

TKRllK-HAUTE, IND.

They have the largest and most coinph tc stock of eveiytliing pertaining to the general Drag Business, kept in the city of Teir»v Hante, and respectfully solicit a share of thepublic patronaKC. 1-M-

ATIONAL HOUSE,

COR. MAIN AND SIXTH »TS..

Terre-Haute, Indiana,

5^in. JA COIi UTX A HON, i.

Da^ielIbrownTMU.VIN,)

(lOCCBMI

BKOWM

Wholesale and Retail Pealer in

Queensware, China, Fruit Jars

Gli9H, Oaslort, Table 0*6rry, Wo. ft Mah« Srswrr, ft-tL TERRE-HAUTE, I ND.

TJ08EMAN

B0KS80M,

MERCHANT TAILORS. 217 Main Street, n«mr Seventh, TERRE-HAUTE, IJfD.

Terrr-HmuU, Ihdtmna.

T. C. 8UNTIH, PaarsnrroiL

TTie Street Cars pass thin Hooae every fet Minutes, from the Depot aa4 River. The Artettan Bath* are eennrotrri irilh 1-tf. thU Hotel.

\EALERH WILL DO WELL to call wpui. \J li. O. Cox A Co., I)ook»'l 1ts

nnd MtAtwn-

crs, before purchasing elsewhere. J-tf.

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