Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 1, Number 37, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 11 March 1871 — Page 8

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T)r. y\'. I). Mull Is very ill «t his rcnldeiiw iu thm duy. %.* t'ol. John P. Hnird still routined to his room by s«v. rs iilnrsy.

Wc k' anl Ilarry Alberts te not dend at nil. Stain lJohhins' barn vvns blown down in the gale of Wednesday evening.

Thon» i« t:u old lady in town who firmly bclievoH tjiit ro im-n murry thnn women.

heading Republicans desire to elect Kev. W. \V. Curry to the council from tho 5fh Ward in order to IVO a re pre sen tail v/ in tlifit body able toeopo with the Democratic loader, Col. Dowling.

JiiuicR M. Surtkey filed his bond in tho Commissioners Court on Monday for J^OO,000, giving Thoa. Dowling, D. W Minshall, Wm. R. Mclveen, John Harknes*. George W. Harkness, Wm. (Jrose and Jolin N. Beach as socuritii s.

James B. Kdmunds, of tho Journal, was elected county printer at tho last session of the Commissioner's Court, and all county and township officers were instructed to procure necessary bonks, blanks, Ac., from 1dm.

It is said that Judgo John J. Koy has been very fortunate in business in Washington, having inado largo sums as attorney for parties who have intor eat* before the Mexican Claim* C^m mission,

A. Delrecs, formerly of tho firm of Cbrv, Dofrees A Co., is disposing of his property iu this city, and will reinoyo to California. Ila has purchased the I toot and shoo stock oi II. C. Thompson, and will take the goods with him to the Tnei tie slope. -sf-

Tenv-Uaute has ft learned barber. ~.^eo Bo Hirrnnia, of the Terre-Haute House bsri^r shop, reads as many books and newspapers as any other frentleman in the city, and there are jWoubly not six men in town who read jis much ns he does.

Whil« a jvirty of gentlemen from this city were looking through the Insane ,\svlum at Indian^ixilla a few weeks ago, one of the feinfll^nUinaUca# afl#r looking curiously at th« group, said: "Well, declare! if there afK't the anini.ils fr*iu Xoah's Ark

Cultepper l^e. he of Uw hiOuutin Virgioi-4 name, informs its that we were mistaken in locating his provision store on the juivilh side of Ohtai sU*et lotuo weeks ago. lie deals ou4**lstooratic |o^*toes and sells F. F. V. chickens on^hc north HideoC(Wdo atrcct, nfcar tith.

That wise Individ*!^ elan. Is in high frntjicr »f thd|Itime. Until after the city nominaUnf conventionshc will be an important per-, sonage. He is tin) |ir Oracie of loohss, iud tlu* idol t)f the^c€rner 1^' ,_y tm, tiiuMi tttoank inclination to tmit. maopinlD(b have actual ea»h value at fbl» time, and he wishes that tho $ could be coatinoQi^ and that he vould 111 convention*

H«v. P.irkT Million has established 1 in Vigo county at the Torre-Hauto .1 new and extensive lumber ml on Glass Works. the corner of lith and Poplar s' rcets.

Col. K. W. Thompson will deliver an addri-Ks before the Vineennes Temperance Allhncc on th*» £th of April.

Mumon Purcell, formerly well known in this city, is business manager of ths A11 'u ha 11 {Pa.) Mi rro r.

Th will of Cyrus Campbell, Sus ut, Cainpbeil, Kxeeutrix. w:u admitted to probate 011 Wednesday.?

Rtv)ecca Denton was appointed guardian of 1 he heirs of John Denton 011 Wednesday.

Miss Nil*son has authorized a prominent gentleman ro to mak real estate investment for in this city.

I-'r-d. SchwiiiKruber is prominently mentioned in connection with the liepublican nomination for City Clerk.

C'hns. M. Smith commences work as route agent oti the line between KvaiiHVillo and Itockvillo on Monday.

William Cofiin, lormerly of Koekviiic, is engaged in banking :it Topeka, Kansas. lie Is suppos'-i to be worth $100,000.

There is .'11 apparently well-founded rumor in town that 8. K. li uwiegan attempted to commit suicide in Washington last S.itftrday.

/'Geo. Tlic/.ing drew the regular monthly ailotni' yt of &KK) as a meiuher of the German Building Society on Monday evening.

(icorgc Francis, the great fast Train, desires to make this city a station for unloading intellectual freight on his present lecturing run.

Dr. D-' Puv, late a practicing physician of Vermillion county, will soon open new drug store on tli-. cori.tr of illh and Chestnut streets.

A sawmill owner of this Ciiuii. bralcil hia wooden wedding reccntlx. His n-orkiM'-n presented him with 10,000 f.-ot of lumber, and a neighbor contributed thirteen large poplar logs.

Th Sacramento Cnion says that Newton toot li, ho has been proposed for the Ivpubliean nomination forGovernor of California, is th^ most popular man in tlit stale.

Superintendent Wileywill 3oofH& commend to the School Board, six lady teachers who will take charge of the schools in the new buildings the first Monday in April.

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Seo the names of new candidates In our nnnouncQiuo|it column. I. M. Brown,of the Sullivan Union,\n in town.

Samuel McDonald is hunting bears in Arkansas. fx |f 4. "i Gen. T. A. Morris, Piesident of the T. A St. L. It. K., was in tho city yesterday.

The Journal learns that Col. J. I. Alexander will bo a candidato for Mayor.

Ned Gilbert has tho host p-ivato hell

Capt. John B. Ilager has been in Chicago purchasing iron during tho past week.

E. C. Rowlett, of tho Pacific and Atlantic Telegraph Company, was at tho Terre-llauto Houso last night.

Hay G. Jenckes is getting up an immense aquarium aud swimmery combined, upon his farm oast of tho city.

Rev. Win. A. Benton and wifo, for nearly twenty-fivo years missionaries in Syria, are the guests of S. H. Potter, Esq.

Francis Wolls, editor of tho Philadelphia Bulletin, and President of the American Press Association, was in the city last night.

A. J. Grundy, now engaged in teaching in the National Bank building, is to bo principal of the Sixth Ward school.

Chas. E. Fetter, a tramping printer, borrowed flvo dollars ot the TerroHauto Typographical Union a few weeks ago and returned it by mail yesterday. Such honesty is remarkable.

Rev. Father Guhlwielcr, lately ol Indianapolis, has accepted tho pastorato of tho 9th street German Catholic Church, mado vacant by tho transfer of Father Faller to Cannolton.

A. A. Talmadge has resigned his position as General Superintendent of tho T. & St. L. Railroad. He will remove his family from Mattoon to St. Louis, and will accept a position on the Southern Pacific Railroad.

Tho names of Smith, Davis and Jones, seem to figuro more largely than any othors in our City Director}'. Tho Smiths number?? Davises,34 Joneses, 30. These include only the heads of families and those of mature years without families.

lloraco Burt has just arrived home from an eighteen month's surveying tour thi-ough Iowa, Nebraska, Colorado and other Wostorn States. Ho will leave for Ann Arbor,Michigan, in about a month, whero he will spend a year in completing liia .. mathematical education. -*•***i'

Perry S. West fall, of tho Erprcss, went to Mattoon yesterday to make arrangements for the production of the cantata of the "Haymakers" by our independent Club in that city 011 next Friday evening. A largo number of ladies and gentlemen from this city, bosides tho members of tho Club, will go over to Mattoon upon that occasion

The gontleman who was pulled by tho polico at tho depot, and who has been connected with an unpleasant love aflair, mention of which has been made in tho daily papers, left tho city yesterday, carrying a small package done np in flannel. Ho had a bottle of soothing syrup in his pocket and a small basket on his arm.

Hero is something important to painters as well as to those who are to havo painting done: Gulick A Berry havo now on hand a large quantity of PaintxS prepared for use, comprising eight of tho most elegant and attractive colors. For painters it is much more convenient than white lead as it is already prepared for ope, and each shado is invariably tho samo in every keg. It is better for thoso who employ tho painter as they can select beforetvili^, tho color and exact shade they :wfeb, from a card bearing each of tho «jgfit colors, which already prepared. Mr. W. R. McKoen's elegant residence was painted from these "Railroad" .Colprs as they are oallod. Most of the leaditfg painters used this preparation last season, with entire satisfaction. It costs about tho same as white lead, and of eqaal amounts, this will cover the greater space.

Who is your watch repairer? Works of a watsh are tho most of any machinery known, it that a waU&jtfjMrir^r shoul most

As the

p«gALJAowledge

ot his

and thaflHpPflner of a watdt &<nklj be vp*ffifefo»*r intb whove hands be intrusts

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do it much more harnyihftti good, his applanation for ba4 performandi^ theowner must take, not being ajuttgie of the matter himself. Country towns, and oven cities, seldom haw good watchmakers. If you have a good wifch and it needs repairs, it is a matter of importance to you that a first class watchmaker should do the work. As S. R. Freeman employs liono bat the most experienced workmen, yon can bo sure of good work being done at ids establishment at fair prices. There is the place to have 'your watch repaired. 161 Main street.

Ladies, now is the time to inake your lections from the elegant and attractive stock of Sprihg Goods dally arriving at Warren, Ho berg A Ob,*s Opera House Dry Goods store. Tttsy have on band a full line of the ^foffp fUioe

ML the prMtenti Brand Itlack AJpac*. Di all ttmt, amine this line of go the moat ftslidioua taatft, Look at

itt&bi and ex

amine this line of goods it wlli pleaeo

their handsome Spring, Shaw Is.

THE "CONSTANTNUI8ANCE.

DY niClIAHD TIIItERTlMRS.

Mury hail 11 litllo titovo It was tlie Kicntest bora It wouldn't draw, It wouldn't bake,

It vexed her more and more.

Klic trl«*«l to cook a meal one day When "oonipaAy" wa* tbero, It acted so Infernal mean,

It uuido poor Mary sweur.

T»tc stove It smoked: tho Are wont oat, The bread wnHK»'ttln sour The plates they cracked,the pipe fell dpwn.

She fooled uwav an hour.

dopr rnnie off, tlio le«s dropptnl out, The stove fell on the floor, And .Mary dander beliu? up, .She heaved it out the door.

WhHt mailo you buy so poor a stove The "company" all slnR, AVhv didn't you ho to HfeNSKiuoN't) 4:

And «et un "Iron King!"

As great many now dwellings and business houses nro to bo built in the city during tho coming season, W. C. Buntin A Co. havo wisely concluded to lay in a largo supply of Paints and Oils. Painters will do well to purchaso of them, as their stock is new and tho best that can bo procured. They are constantly enlarging their entire stocic, including Combs, Brushes and everything pertaining to tho toilette. Ladies don't fail to visit their elegant establishment. For Pure Dfugs of all kinds thev cannot bo surpassed. Remember their location, 108 main street.

There aro few business houses in which tho entire public are more interested than tho Hardware Stores. And among tho Hardware Stores that of Cory & Co. has long boen, and still is, among tho leading of this city. They claim the ascendancy so far as concerns Steel, Iron, and other Ileavv Goods. They keep all kinds of Belting for mills and other machinery. Their Lightning Cross Cut Saws are unsurpassed by anything else in that line. Builders can be furnished with all necessary materials at this popular house.

Young men, you must soon lay in a supply of Spring Clothing. Perhaps you want a complete and nicely fitting Spring Suit. If so, you cannot fail to be satisfied by going to John Kuppenheiuier, at his new stand, 118 Main street. Try his Celebrated Manhattan Shirts, ready made. lie has a large stock of Collars, Cufi's, and everything in that line. His entire stock of Goods is continually increasing.

As another evidence of the superiority of our manufacturing establishments over those of other leading cit ies of the State, we would mention tho fact that Mr. Peter Miller, tho well known Harness dealer at tho old postofllco stand on Fourth street, has just received several orders from parties in Lafayette, for Fine Buggy Harness. Such elegant and substantial Harness as Mr. Miller manufactures cannot fail to give him an enviable reputation.

Wc were mistaken last weeft^n saying that F. M. Tindolph did the engraving at tho Opera House Jewelry Store. J. R. F. himself is the best en graver in this county but Mr. Tindolph i§ an irrepressible repairer of fino watches and a watchmaker in gen eral. In anything pertaining to Horology he is A. 1.

A new catechism may be seen in our local advertising columns, which all consumers of coffee and sugar will do well to read. There seems to bo marked decline in sugars with the custom refineries. Whether or not Perry Tuttlo is elected to the office of Mayor, he will continue to give rare bargains in his line of business.

Nothing is sweeter than music, and few pieces of music are sweeter than "The Little Churcli Around the Corner." Don't fail to secure a copy of this beautiful piece at Kissner's Palace of Music. Another large supply has just been received but is going fast. Mr. Kissner has also on hand a fine stock of Guitars and Violins.

Mile. Nilsson and her trotipe might have found in W. H. Paige Co.'s Musical Establishment, the most splendid instruments, in the way of Pianos, Organs, Ac., on which to display their superior talents. And a more choice selection of Sheet Music, Music Books, Ac., could not be made elsewhere.

Tho population of our Jcity must be increasing at the rate of several hundred per month, if the increasing demand for choico literature is any indication. Dooley is barely able to supply the demand for Magazines, and all kinds of Periodicals at the Opera Houso Book Store.

)l. Bannister, at 79 Main street, fitted up his old reliable Clothing use with a stock of goods unsurpassed in the West. Merchant tailoring is a specialty with this house. Look at his elegant Spring Goods.

Of course the Inte pleasant weather has done much toward filling D. Wright^ fine gallery rooms with applicants for photographs, but we think tho main cause is owing to his superior work and greatly reduced prices.

Tho spring elation# do not trouble R. W. Rippetoe tlhe aspires to serve the pnblie by supplying the city with the necessaries of life. This is why 4tery one is so pleased with his choice Groceries, Early Rose Potatoes, Sweet Potatoes, nice Hams, Ttoas, Oofltee, Ac.

T. IL Riddle has so grealty enlarged his store room, in order thai its capacity may be equal to one of the most extensive stocks of Spring Goods and Notions ever brought to this city, which he now selecting in New York.

SATURDAY EVENING MAIL. MARCH 11. 1871.

City Business Directory.

PLOWS.

PHILIPNEHteelART,mnnufactnear

JAMES

WII ur«»rofTer-

re-Hnute Plow#, IHIHI. Main.

RETAIL OSlOCBRim\

WE8T&ALLEN,dealerslawsQrocerimand

Provisions, Htone A O ware. Highest caeh price paid for countiy produce, 73 Main street, between 8th and Otb.

W. HIPPETOE, general dealer in Grocerlo*, Provisions and Produoe, Nationlock, 155 Mftln street.

ft-Hi al

JAMEH

DAVIS, general dealer in Grocerleu, Provision* and Produce, National Block, 157 Main Ktreol,

1 I. IllPLEY. Groceries and Provisions, Stone and \Y 001I Ware, 219 M11L11 Hlrcct.

BOOKS.

All.DOOLEY,

Dealer in Book*, Papers &

Cbronioii, Opera House Building.

BEnvelopes,

O. COX & CO., dealers in Books, Paper, Ink, Ac., 150 Main street.

BOOTS AND SHOES.

N.ANDREWS,MlMain

ENGLES

street, Is the phice

to buy Boots and Shoes. Goods made to order and repairing done.

A TUTT, Manufacturers A Deal

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

HARDWARE.,

AUSTIN,Hardware.A

SHIIYEH CO., wholesale and

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

M. LYONS, dealer in Hardware. Iron, Nails, Mill and Broom goods, 20 styles Cross Cut Saws, 130 Main street.

CORY

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

II I O O A S

EPPEltT, Photographer, No. SO Main street, between 3d and 4th.

HUSHER'S

New Gallery, corner Oth and

Main streets. Call aud sec his fine rooms and specimens.

WA TCIIES it JE WELR1'.

R. FREEMAN, American and Foreign Watches, Jewelry, Ac., Opera House.

GEORGE

ARNOLD, Watch Maker, 131

Main street, keeps all grades of Ameri can Watches.

MISCELLAXEO US.

JU.

PATRICK A CO., dealers in Yankee Notions, Produce and Groceries, No 81 Main street.

MILLINERY.

RS. M. H. ABBOTT, -1 south Fourth street, between Main and Ohio.

MAN UFA CTUliERS.

VIGO

uOLKN MILLS, established long enough to make the best goods from the best selected Wool, and 'sold for the least money—or wool. S. S. KENNEDY A Co. Proprietors, corner ith and Main streets.

CLIFF

A SON, manufacturers of Locomo tive, Stationery, Marine, Tubular and Cylinder Boilers, Iron Tanks, Sheet Iron Work, Door Steps, &<\, cor. Cunal & Main st

SCOTT,

OREN A I U„ Carriage Manufacture el's, northwest cor. 1st and Main streets.

Established 1854.

WABASH

VIGO

WOOLEN MILLS, G. F. Ellis,

Proprietor, wholesale and retail manufacturers of Woolen Goods, N. W. corner 1st and Walnut streets. and Terre-Haute Car .forks, Seath A Manor, ftianufacturers of Cars, Car Wheels, Castings and Machinery, cornei" Canal and Main street.

FOUNDRY

COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.

1ERRE-HAUTE COMMERCIAL COL lege, Wools-keeping, Penmanship and Arithmetic, Cor. 5th and Main streets. 21. R. GARVIN, Principal

DRUGS.

PHILIP

FRED

JOhio

,RY, general dealers in lass, Oils, Toilet Articles

Drugs, Paints,.

Brushes, Dyes, Ac., Cor. 4th aud Main street

SADDLERY.

KADEL, manufacturer of Sad

dles and Harness

All work warranted 196 Main st. near 7th

Lowest prices in city.

VG.

DICKHOUT, Manufacturer and Dealer in Trunks Valises and Travelling Bags 196 Main St., near 7th.

A. ROSS, wholesale dealer in Saddlery Hardware. Collars, Baddies, Harness Leather and Skirting, 5 south 5th street

PETERAgent

MILLER, manufacturerer and

dealer in Saddles, Harness, Trunks and Valises. for Miller's Harness Oil, old Postofflce building, south 4th street.

HATS AND CAPS.

NWE8TFALL,

wholesale and retail Hats

and Caps, No. 85 Main street.

New York

Hat Store. Latest novelties constantly on hand, No. 145 Main street.

C. ALLEN, "The Hatter,"

LIQUORS.

OWBER A JOHNSTON, wholesale dealers in all kinds of Liquors and Tobacco wling Hall, 6th street.

MUSIC.

L,KISSNER,

dealer in Pianos, Melodeons,

Organs, Ac., Palace of Music, 48 Ohio street.

A TTORNEYS.

DAVIS

A DAVIS, ATTORNEY'S AT LAW, No. 80 Main St. Bet. 8rd A 4th.

WW.

RUMHEY, Attorney at Law, office south side Ohio street, net. 3d and 4th.

j^LLEN, MACK A WILLIAM8, Attorneys Ohio street, between 3d and 4th.

ENA8 SMITH, Attorney at I-aw, oHlee Ohio street, between 3d and 4th.

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

W. KLEI8ER, Attorney at Law, office north Klde Ohio w!r»*ot, b*t. 3d and 4th.

SEEDS.

J.A.

FOOTE, Dealer In Oanlen, Field and Flower Seed*. No. 65 Main atreet.

SEWING MACHINES.

THENationalHEWING#th

HOWE MACHINR, 8. R. Cheney, Afent, Cor. AMain ata^ opposite House, basement atory.

QUKKNSWARK

S. RICHARDSON A Co^ Jobbers A R»•al« i$et ee and Family Favorite

H. tall dealers In Glaas and Qneenaware. nta for Lupton'a Hllver Bornirnlng Fluid, 7S

Kxqiiuive A er and Fam Main street

DRESS MAKING.

MARTplain

CLOTHING.

WH.

BANNISTER, Merchant Tailor, No. 79 Main street. •inriiw.i Outo atiwt, Between Srd ana 4th. work warranted.

73 MAIN STREET.

.XEAIt (OI'KT IIOl .SE SQL'ABE.

.•1 -41 3*^

Lace Curtains, Ac., at tho

1L WM.

SD.

SHIELDS, Dentist, Offioe 119 Main St, over Sage'a Confectionery.

DR.

J. S. STONE, Office Ohio street, bet. Srd and 4th. Rea. Cor. 13% A Ohio fits.

COAL.

BIOELOW

Coal and Mining Company,

will furnish at lowest market prices Anthracite, PltMmn, Braxll, Block, Lost Creek and Hogsr Creek coals. Leave orders at office under Bank Cor. Mb ft Main Sts

CIGARS.

HOUGH, dealer In Cigars and Torn baceo, two doom east or McKeen ft inshaU's Bank. Jobber In Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco.

STOVES.

CAFPtt, Draw and Shirt maker and aewer, Cor. 7th and Swan St*. ST-4L

BALL Dealer in Steves, Tin and Copper Ware, IS Main street.

street.

All

«j»»DKBSON. dealer In Stove* and ware, 11 sooth 4th street, between and Ohio.

F09EBB SMITH, dealer tn Stoves, Manttea, and Grstea. and manuflkctnrea Shea* Iron ft Copper Ware, ISO Main st. S 1- .. AT

DRY GOODS.

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We are opening a fall lWe of Prints, Bleached and Brown Na» lins, Ginghams, AC., which wei will sell at our popular priccs.

NEW Y0KK STORE,

u-*

73 MAIN STREET,

Xear Court House Square

We oflfer special Inducements in Kid Cilovcn, Lace Mitls, Lisla Thread Gloves, Silk Gloves, &c. 7 ,-i-

House Keepers will Save Ifloney by Buying their Table litnens. Napkins, Doylas, Towels, ftc., at tho

NEW YORK STORE, 73 Main Street,

,t ii 5, m* H"

Near Court House Square.

THE NEW YORK STORE,

73 MAIN STREET,

siti

NEAR COURT 1I0U::* SQUARE.

WITTKXBERG, RUSCHAtlPT A CO., Prop'rw.

At Cost! At Cost!

AT COST SILVER

New, York Store,

73 MAIN HTRKirr.

JUSTICE TO ALL

One Price Only!

Our line of Flannels, Jeans, Cassimeres, Linens, Cottonades, Cheeks, Hickory, Deniors and Tickings, can not be beat.

NEW YORK STORE,

Main

Street,

NEAR COURT MOUSE SQUARE.

W—».)•

-f'f 4 I

Carpels, Wall Paper, Window Shades, Nottingham Curtains,

•A N if* f*

Silver Plated Ware!

GOLD WATCHES,

Chains and Jewelry,

A I It FATLY

Reduced Prices Up to March First,

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"TERRE-HA UTE"

RIDDLE'S,

PROFESSIONAL.

H. BARTHOLOMEW, Dentlnt. 167 Main j. atrect. Residence cor. 6th and Swan. W. JOHNSTON, M. D., Office orvt

PmlxteCltv Bank opposite National OOM, Cth rtrai HwMww North side Cbotnot, between 4th and 5th.

STEPHENSON, M. D., Office 110, Opera House Building, up atalra.

RICHARDSON, Dentist, Ohio street, Between Srd and 4th.

1S1 MAIN MTREET. 28-3m.

REAL ESTATE.

GRIMES

ft ROYSE. Real Estate and In

surance Agents, 6th atseet, near Main.

DRY GOODS.

HE OREAT HEADQUARTERS, Warren. Hobera ft Co., dealers In Dry Ooods and otlons, COT. 4th and Main streetn.

EtUMUhed im im.

LRYCE

4 SON, Wholesale dealers tn Dry Ooods, Notions, Cotton Yarn, Batts and grain bags, W Main street.

HE NEW YORK STORE, 73 Main street near Court House square, Dry xtioods rpeta, Wall Paper, Shades, Ac. I

WrTTKKBUKO, RUSCltAUPT, ft Co.

TUELU

RIPLEY ft DEMINO. dealers In

Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Notions^ Ac., Cor. 5th and Main streets. \n CONFECTIONERIES.

WII.A

SAGE, Confectioner, Wholesale & Retail llakerr A Con/ectlonety: Toys Candles Fir* Works, ll£ Mateetresi.

North Star SL

A. 8HEA P, Wholesale ft ft Retail di Children's

taler Car

In Candles. Fruits. __

rlagan, Toys, Ac., «th street, opp. Postofflce

PAPER.

H. LOCKE ft SON.dealers In Paper Dags, and allk

Flour Hacks, Wrapping Paper La Paper Mock, 10 south 2nd street.

klo4|s Paper

0$koLKSALK

GROCERIES.

TRADER ft CO., Wholesale Gnn

'Ccrs, ISO Main street, Terre-Haute, Indl-

FURNITURE.

D. HARVEY, dealer. Finest •styles ParlorftChainber Malnst.

r!BRE-HAUTEFurnitureSults^S

FURNITURE CO. manu-

turers of all klnda of Furniture, whole-, sale and retalL S. K. Allen, Agent, Ponrtli street, opposite old Pastofltee.