Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 2, Number 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 28 October 1871 — Page 5

sad He minute *tely fc_

the?fattohal Housefor suppep£

tying,

•tOMmeCywhe walked tow the barroom, wfiih It was dlsooversd that be was a flew*

8ffit3^®4?SSsyfe ruuSJ3F!T7!

wlimiuid

atlhe Maii/XcmU. tion, he made a wagqr that be coald rim a closed umbrella down hte throat to the handle. No sooner bad he accomplished tbls feat than the base wretch With whom he bad jpade the bet, seised the nmhrellaby the taihdle and opened it all Ke. the W&y, cilnchlngthe catch. He then fled.

Of course all

effort*

A Mend prescribed the Jkr-famcd Rollicking Regenerating Tile Hoofed Indias Bitters. Tbo effect was miraculous ""•—In fact, too math so. He was slowly transformed into a rollicking, rejuvenated, tilo-roofed bitter Indian. He felt an irreslstiblo inclination in the ends of bis flngors to grasp human hair. Two '^UlSbrtunate gentlemen were scalped

i.lby

him beforo a Quaker Indian agent could, bo found. He insisted upon being called Fawpousquawqualunk, for short. He labored under the hallucination that all fashionably "dressed young ladies were fawn-like Indian maidens, whoso bounden duty it was to carry his tent poles, build Vhls camp fires and curry his pony, ^That he is actually transformed into a' "*1 noble aborigine cannot be doubtst} in ^View of the fact that tho sight of soap xand water makos him deathly sick.

His tllo-rogflng is coming out beantiftiliy, It a&de to** he manly arohiteoturo of the noble

,'4ty

Ens.—Tho

Commissioners a*ppointed

Governor Baker soino tiiuo

ed by (-lay

county

preparatory to

from

tlio

•i

•hoontit Qf the Attending the city, the

Ez~

that, our calcula-

the ^Ime jrhen he

to clows the umbrella

and remove It have been perfectly a*etess» and the poor sufferer walks about wlyjhw perton distended in a inner that is inexpressibly painful. These practical jokes are very wrong, Ju*l for the Jitkeof arootn^nti

amusement,. this man is obliged to carry that

umbrella vrith hlra

to the grave.

W« are happy to state that htf second uBfia tCaii of abort duration. During he storm of Monday he fell asleep •Whild^upying a chair in the office oil the Tern^Haute House. During if*~ nap a ha^ty-&'<*2 walked off jjfa -7^ the ural&eHa,4 his own. But -was •"the end of his^ronblee. The physical angui&h of the jprecedin days had so worn upon his system ttfat 1' rocourse to stimofants was necessary.

man tho elaborate

finish of the Mansard. Ho is sitingknife proof. His inioliectual development is of the altiendlnoWkind. There is a good deal in his uppe? stery. And now ho does not know what to do. lie ^mlght hire himself to Katsenbach for a t(.bacco sign, but there'B the Mansard. wwnbach don't want Frenchified •A Isttuin. To transform our friend back $ pito civilised form will tax the Injinui-

of our most skillful anatomical achitents. The plan of tho doctor who

RKIMRT

slnco

to ap«

prniso the value of tho real estate own

at Bowling Groen,

thl removal

ty seat

that'point to Brasil,

following report with

yeetordnv.

of hU K*n!lf»ic.y. Oovemor Conr»»d Biikrtj si nil CoiitmlwlOJifrs to ascertain and fllo the 1 amount of the real property of the county of

111

Clay, in the State or Indiana, In reference to the pending ruloca Ion of tho county seat of mid county, after causing uubllc notice to be given by the Auditor of said county of the time tlnveof. met at Howling Green. the eoun»j

MVU

of/Mild ctrnnty of Clay and

at the Court Ilouao therein, on Thursday, the V»uh rtaj* of October, 1871, and prooe«Hi to examine said real estate of tho county. at the said county seat, and awss tho value thereof to he as follow*: The same teina the Court llotise square, lying between Malu and Washington strt^is: the Court lIou«e also lots 3 and In bhtck 16. with the county Jail and other buildings therwm. incliMiina the iron prison: all of which I* situated In »h^ town of Ikwllug (jrrru. the «unty

M*1

AtTifMN— tho transition periol from hot to cold weather-with all ita bril liant beauty, and soft, mellow days is time when certain kinds of malarious fbvrrs are prevalent. Many theories have been advanced to account for the origin of these fevers. One, whieh has been recently suggwsted, la worthy of special consideration, because. If correct, the preventive against this class of disease is simple and within the reach of every individual. This theory is, In brief, that malaria Is chill and that warm clothing, particularly at night. !nd fro, are safeguards. Whenever -:i.l whoever the days are hot and the i.*hu cold

don.

THB moon was rery full last night. THE "blonde^Vi^op at the, TerrfHaateHonw^^ to-morrow by

/"t^jnucm*© ,..s

^lijcprrecty^Jev. J. Hill, Pa^or.

twenty-fonr

tsfaixo'ciockiand went

lm'medM

A chax&b of time on the V$ndalia

H^IA

for the winter season is imminent.

ao aonetiltL made exceott-, »„r

tho

coun

tiled

tho Governor

Thf Mnderslgned. under the appolntmont

la likely to bo un

healthy and many malarious dlatrioUi are noted for their extremes of daily heat and nightly cold.

A CITY gmeor has A smart am! truly good dog 4 never see* a iwrr1! off tlottr wtghr4 without putting

Tlmt

or J' r,

Me.

II.«

THB project of new hoter on the Beach property is all talk, ^mfl no hotel. ,-iA,*

OJTLT sltiffs drawing less than four inches of water can float on the crested waves of the raging Wabash.

•'Arrta th^danstructionoftlie (Shclnnati

Terre-flaute Btlli^iH .will be

impossible to g!et {ut of rtSe elty without crossyig %jcftUnrad track, A SBKVICHS y^urch, cornrnHpi and Muiberry»Sts. vjNBj^'M^and

Ksei^iieioome.

^'Dtntrxo

year this

county

)aid to the House »t Re fogs for the jpport of inmateis from this conoty of ^hat institution, tlwsum^of

1468,68.

T\rixLiam ihe man who *$**» Gordon Le^fteam, has been arrested in Covington, Kentucky, where hid mother lives. Mr Lee has recovered W» property. a ir.

REOxnLAB trains will run through to Danvllle o^ the E. T. H. fc C. Railway abont the tth of November. The track has beep p$pleted some time, bat the ballasting is not yet finished.

Two freight trains collided on the I.

St. L. Road Monday night, three miles this side of Paris. One engine and several cars were considerably smashed, but no one was seriously injnred. •.

RKV. J. W.-GRBEN will deliver a lectu»e on Temperance, at the Centenary Charch, on Sunday evening. The members of the I. O. G. T. and the friends of the cause generally are invited to attend.

THE repaired Congregational Church will be thrown open on Tuesday evening and a grand concert given by Miss Kellogg and othor talented amateur performers for the benefit of the church. We doubt not. that desire to hear good musio and see church will fill the houae,

car,,, U» «u, being Hglmung q. tl.o lonMO^rcl. will j»

not recionunend pooplo to induljs^ 4- tho It R- T. R. I. Bitters as a steady drink.

Ci.AYCor.vrv

COM

Mission-

improved

HAY\VARD BAR: phia, are ca^rassing of t^ie dty, prepare lion of Mr. Strout. accurftt^and valuablo ever pitblished. Its price

hiladel-

new map the di recth most four town is S6, tho

very 1* I'^/figure at which it can be sold. citizen should Save a copy,

Its Internal

when the repairs now being mado are completed. Netf steps have been placed in front, and all the windows are made now. C. M. Rathburn has painted the inside most tastefully and elegantly,.

recess, 16 by 30 foet, in roar

of tho pulpit, with communication from belong!vOS room for the organ and choir.

MARRIAOR LICENSES.—'Tho following licenses have been issued by the Ceunty Clerk since our last report: ohn

Smith and EllKabeUi'Buctianan.

eo. p. Arnold aud Jennie Ream. sOuHft Ann Parker.

JamftsT. He Francis Joseph Jack son W samwol Nf. Jamen F. John nutUr James MttR Hvlvanns H., Alex. Mopps8. Norton

of the said county of

Clay, In the utateof Tttdlana-the snin of flve thnnsnnd and three hundred dollars

Anil we hereto append and make part of

previtiu"', to said valuation. (Signed) JAMIW liAY. *M ARHH AM.

A MOOR*,

CHABI.IM H. Al.I.KK.

TITR Iudlanapolls

one

an tho scales and l«r»klnf r^rr'f^vly out of the door to avoid exciting auspl-

TIM* f-'Htilry

cb©irg

foot weighs fcbout twenty-! The concert will be nnder the fire ponn la, Such a ••dorg" Is i»n .ua-1 i^^rihlp of Mr. Warren Davis, assistive. H^inese talents are *f thejej by Miss Matte Reimau and Aug. higL'.ft

A lot of ridlroad scrapeni, number of other lady and ger man mani -.nh at the Kagto Foundry,!smUcur vocalists of the dty. Prof. J.A.Parker, proprietor, have recently! 2V« bel will |r»**ide at the piano. An be|«d to and PortUnd, Iwtcellent programme has hewn artrang-

t.ow

lafjp* fu." tin- ShuiLur

of *u r»mn«\. and ojv ftrtn in Uockville.

Journal

.f *v' 1- ,.r r.'

lubnths—Croup.

P. M.

And

Rvans. liael.

ConNTY At7i)iTr^R roceivcd from M. It Hopkins, State Superintendent of Public Instruction, a statement of the apportionment of Common School Revenue,which shows that Vigo county has 12,858 children betwdten the ages of sixteen and twenty-one years amount derived from tax,$3,706 28 interest collected on common school fund since last apportionment, 9330 59 amount derived from liquor license,8200 total collected, f7,248.00 amount sent back for distribution to the townships of tho county, $8,686 16. ir-

says of

Lawrence P. Barrett, who will occupy tho Opera House three nights next week:

Mr. Barrett's voice has deepened and strengthened, until he can now fairly claim to be without a superior in his elocution. He lias loot none oi lit* studiou*cart-fulness, and whtleto theca*uai looker-ou his actions appear th» perfection of naturalness, to those who pry a little deeper Ihls natural' nes*. will be seen to beth result of much study and waichfUlue**, to a tension at Urncs almost painful. Mr. Barrett has been a close student since he went upon the stage having for his model that matchless actor, Mr. ».ester Wallnck. Kindly criticism could probably no farther go 11 win to acknowledge Ihe fidelity of his reproduction, wlill*1 we must also credit him with originsi ton. es here tip r. to t\-. photograph irh!e,u ii»ke it oil the uiure p.c-sing to look

THE As bury church ehjir will give a concert on Thursday evening in the church edifice, to which the public are reaper: fully invited. The twaslon pre'rWs to bs a delightful entertainment. There are but few

«o good and none better than

ifnberg, with accomp*nim»nt,and

a ed. Mr. THvis has labored for yesrs to

sr. tktnjC 1 s) .. hrinff bo ^bolr U» its present state of Tkey are

1 .»,s,i |tr .1 and In justice to Wm the titan *ew Tsrk eo*i at the 0|H»m {«»»nccrJ should he well attended. Hootm Basaar.

TERRE-HAtJTE SATUR^A\ tj^ENtyG MAIL OgTOfiER 28.1871.

"Rosedale" Jpn Jfcplfty evening, the new oomedy^ol ^Saratoga" on Tuesday evening, and the "Lady of ly^ns on Wednesday evening.

RpLioioce Service in the Univefaalist Church next Sunday. Sunday School at o'clock

x. preaching at 11

,rWhat

evening, "Our friendless."

x. and at 7 p. v. Subject in the Morning,

we mean," sul^jeotii the

-K.

INTER*Kirre.—The following is a list ofihterments for he week ending this

l«: i^Child of Av Schellenbeck, ago 5

Mr* 7

Oct. 28—Orcn McClure Anderson, age 43 years 6 mdnths— Pneumonia. Oct. 23—Jerome Stevens, age 24 years— Dia. Lnmbo. Abses.

Oct. 25—Child of Delea Dake, age 1 years 8 monthx.

Oct. 27—Infant of Warden Hayward—Still born.

Back wheat Flour at Turner Sk ShJlllto's, corner 7th and Main

ts. 18-2t

leiie A Chambers are selling coffee

hS^^as chcap as they did before it advanced. 18-2t»

Thlnehllik OvrrtMU, Beaver over* coats, Melton overcoats, at very low figure^ ^4 up. at A. Arnold's clearance sale.

HEWS or OK EAT IMPOETAJfC*.H« flna ofllers A Arnold will die* solve la Jssaaiy, 1972. Bu*«Uisa •f stock Is the |nestion! Hn.Nrfl|j __ It be accomplished By selling all goods at and below cost. on* for a alasghtcr In Fancy Goods and Hotline, the like of which was never before witnessed In T«f* Haute. Over 025,000 Worth o# n*w stock to be closed out at a saerfalee, for cash. Hales to commence this day, and to be continued kntll the day: of dissipation.

A niee line of boy's andei&dr&n's olothfng to.be sold far below their valtre at A. Arnold's. 18-tf.

Dr. Alu^l'p Ague Cure Or Tonic Tegeteble Febrifuge, for the cure of Fever and Ague, Intermittent and Remittent Fevers. Dr. Arnaud in offering his Ague Cure to the public, does so with full confidence that its results will sustain him in pronouncing rt'one of the most valuable remedies ever offered to the pnbllc, ss a safe, certain and permanent cure of Fever and Ague, Intermittent and Remittent Fevers. Dumb Ague, Periodical Headache, or Bilious Ileadaohe. Indeed for the whole class of diseases arising from bijtacy derangement.

Ita composition is very simple v*A *ntirely of ^.vegetables and guaranteed to eftntain notHlng that will render It in the least onsafe or injuriqui to the syr|(-n. Itaefer fails to cure evSPtbe most obstinate cases.

Try a bottle and know how it I? yourself. Fbr aide at the Terre-flattte P^rmacy, corner 5th and Ohio stre

If yon

wish a nice

figures, go to A. ArnofedL^elei

£(•»thing tiwlniiM ainmirfti you, at Herz & Arnold s.

TO-DAY 5fl

BERLIN

l*nrla Styles

^-CLOAKS/':

W. S. RYCE A CO.,

Main, Corner Sixth Street.

I.nrtira I'ndcrgarmenta chenp attMe Opern Rmnnr.

A. Arnold, 92 Main street is selling his entire stock of clothing, gents furnishing poods, lints, caps, trunks and valises at New York cost. 18-tf.

Go to Turner ASlillllto's for your flafhily supplies. They Hep the best of family groceries, vegetables, Ac., corner 7th and Main streets. 18-2t

I,«ccs. litres, l»accs, at tho OpcH| Basnar. G. Berkshire, at the Central Bath ROOT on Ohio street, between Fourth and Fit streets has refitted his Barber Shop in fli cla$s style and invites all his old customed to call and see him and as many new onj as feel so disposed, to call and sec for ther selves. Every exertion will be used to gi^ general satisfaction to all. Hot and Baths every day the wek.

ARTISTS—Prof.in

Gibson, from Baltlmc

and Prof. J. A. ^ong, from Washing City. 18-41

Xew .Styles I—TjjpBflfcib entirely of* shapes wW^styles Just rflKslvl&il at 7-tf. HAT STORK

Velveti 1M Fringes Hk the Op Baiaar. Buy Barr's Ague Medicine as a prevpt i*c or as a cure. 16-^i

Mfone A Chamber** k4t the best Oysters in the city. I

Kolvent Insurance.

Underwriters Cash Assetts^. Imperial (London) 8,000 •Andes, Cincinnati «.—— 1^1#

Pacific,San Francisco 1^67,

Total Assets, —.„.„V 15,134 J3 77 Best is the cheapest. WnA*To?t

Alipper Patterns and Ofisnai* at half price at Hers Arnold's.*! Inc sale.

Opening of Parts and NW

•ara, is unfortunately, a section of country, where during the Fall months unusual care Is necessary to guard the system from thfe efffect of malaria. Persons. |east exposed and thoroughly acclimated complain of periodic headache, depression, biliousness and general derangement of the system. In those who have resided but a short time in malarious districts, or who are much exp£ed, ague or chills and fever Is developed, unfitting even the strongest for the ordinary duties of life and frequently producing most serious results to both mind and body.

All these diseases arise from one and the same cause and their nature, prevention and cure have been the sutyects of careful study by onr wisest physicians for many yeans, but in many instances the poison defies the skill of even the most skillful, and the patient' prepares each Fall for the expected attack', hoping, but barely believing, "the Ague will wear itself out."

Quinine has been found to afford relief in many cases, but there is no certainty of permanent cure from the use of it, and its effects upon the nervous system are sometimes such as to produce deafness, loss of sigh't and great prostration, while Barr's Ague fiedicine will neutralize the poison, free the system from disease and leave it in condition to withstand all further attacks. 12-2m.

•OTICE.—On JannAry 1st, 1872, onr books will have to be entirely aqnarTo accomplish this, we re* 18-tf. l|fctst those parties who are Indebt-

MLto ss, to please call and make a smtlenient. We shall farthermore dfellne making any more book ac* connts between now and the time of the dissolution of onr firm.

HEMS A ARNOLD,

Great Opera Honse Basaar.

IT yon want a nice mantle or grate, exflfatlne Moore A Hagerty'a stock before purehasing, 181 Main street. ee-tl.

fholee Teas.—The best Ofeen, Oolong, Jfcpan and English Breakfast Teas, at Tur

ner

MERZ-A AKSOlDm, Great Opera Hpuse Basausr.

A^Jhillito's, cor. 7tli and Main. 18-2t.

KMtlles Underwear cheap at Herz Arnold's closing out sale.

Barr's Ague Medicine contians neither quinine or arsenic. 16-lm k*

Drawing Lessons.—W. M. Statz, teacher of drawing in the public schools, will open a night school in drawing for the benefit of mechanics and others who may wish to learn that science. He will also give lessons in the classical languages. For information apply at Stutz's jewelry store, on Main street. JV-tf

Real Lace Collars at theaame prices at Hera Arnold's, ua opposition charges for imitations.

For Cheap cistern aud force pumps go to Motfre A Hagerty, Mo. 181 Main St. ee-tf. ii

Canned Woods.—ChoicecanncU fruits, in great variety, at Turner A Shillito's, corner 7th and Main streets. "18-2t

BARGAINS.—Berlin Zephyr reduced to

12s

at low

Bergman's Bephy

Yorj

pat

tern bonnets ana hats Tuesday and WBoee day. September 36th and 27th. 8* L. iraus, 1« Main street. 13-tf

Fnra at eo«t at Hers A mollis.

Boasted Coff*e.—Beet Iagnira, go and Java Gotfeea, at Turner A HhUlito'*yporn«r Ttb and Main nts. Ift4t

A KICS HOLIDAY P»CllClt-«se of Hera Arnofar* «ne«li|i|»tr Pal* terns nicely SIM ont and n|»

Mas«6elew*

.4*

liyt

aud i^cents an

ouncc at Herz A Arnold's Closing Sale,

Coal, Coal, Coal—Orders solicited by C. eut for Bartlett Coal Companytwin's drug store, opposite tho

VvT 17- tf

posu

stcrs*.—Go to Turner

Sliilll-

8unduy oysters. Best brands received dally, corner Main

in thf and 7th sfr&ct,*. 18-2t

Xow Linen and Liacc Collars at less than half price at Herz• & Arnold's Closing Out Sale.

For putting up gutter and spoutlug, tin and sheet-Iron, jobbing, good and cheap, Moore & Haggertycan not be equaled, 181 Main street. ee-tf.

Joseph Rothschild,61 Main street, will give one-halt of the profits of each Saturday's business, for the next two Saturdays to come, for the Chicago sufferers. Auy of the committee on subscriptions can come on Saturday evening or Monday morning and receive the amouut, whatever it may be. 16-3t.

II. B. Solomnn's Children's Corset reduced to 75 cents, at Her* A Arnold's.

Bnrr's Ague Medicine is pleasant to take, is sure, Is effective. 16-lm

It Is Conceded by Every One that Moore

noft's. ".

Ktcklbl

Beach HI Block, Sooth-east corner Maifand SUtlytreet, Terre-Hante.

»mai»

Milliners and merchants will do well 10 look through our Immense stock of millinery and fancy goods. We boy for cash from first bands and will give onr customers the advantage of It. 8. L. Straus, 119 Main street. ______________

I wanCIo bay Old Oold and Silver. M.B.FREEXAX, (Utf. 161 Main street.

Be4ne«lon In prices of Kid Gloves, at

LNFTAARD^DV

Tanderbilf. Bean moot. Regatta, Sunnp4dc, Wall Street, Nautical. Nonpartel, all tew at

Are yon in want of a No. 1 Cooking gange, any size, call on Moors A Hagerty 181 Main street, and they will snit yon. ee-tf.

Married.

SMITH—BARBOUR-At the residence of the bride's father, C. W. Barbour, Esq., on Thursday. 28th of Oct, by Retf E. Frank iiowe, 8. Norton Smith, Esq., of St, Loots, and Emma C. Barbour.

ARNOLD-REAM-At U»e residence of Mrs. Jean, on North Fourth street, by Rev. E. Frank Howe, MriUeorge D. Arnold and Miss Jennie E. Reanf, all of this city.

PERA HOUSE.

\v fs

Leake, Dickson A White. Lessees.

On Monday, Oct. 30th,

Lawrence Barrett,

The Eminent Young Actor, will commence a three nights engagement,

In the Charming Comedy of

Rosedale,

THE

ii JPJtZOJSS

AS VSUAL.'

IlMerved Seats may be secured at B. Covs Book Store.

GTRANGE, BUT TRUE.

OTIS,

163 mala Street,

IS NOT SELLING OFF

AT COST, but is selling

BLOCK,

cents an ounce for black

aud wbitc. and 14 cents an ounce for colors, at HERZ A- AHSOLD'S,

Great Opera House jjofoar.

Notiena, Fancy Goods* Dress

Trimmings, Hoop Skirts,

CORSETS, GLOVES, HOSIERY, Ac., at 30 per cent, less than any house that

Advertises Selling Off at Cost I Xew Goods Coiutantly Arriving

At this bouse from the East, from tho Importers, and at prices that please all, and nothing but first-class articles in stock. ..

Call before purchasing elsewhere. 18-2t D. B. OTIS.

NEELEYVIII?TV

PATENT KIGHT EXCHANGE, ito m5?r ^ofth Illinois street,

Dr S O. fc E. O. Frink, Pro'tors. ^STSend for Circulara. 7-6m.*

Hweet Cider and pure jCider Vinegar at Turner Shllllts's, confer 7th and Main -stcests^*^, 18-2t

~t)al

BarUett

ANDES

Insurance Company,

*"j OCTOBER SBlb, 1W1.

Cash on hand, in bank, and in transit 1286,(KM 4.1 Bonds—U. S.,

State, City and Coun

ty, par. valne talli Railroad Bonds, par. value Collateral Loan# Accrued Interest First Mortgages,.. il

18-2t

Hagert)' are the bent Tin and Slate

Roofers in the 9ty. ee-tf.

flltk Hnfs!—FallStyles,beautiful shapes, now ready at 7-tf. "STUBS' HAT STORK."

Bnitlf* reduced In prlccs, nt Ilerx

pURS.

Ar-

W8RKJ»'HATSTOE*."

He have to First-Class Wateh Mak

era

and a Jeweler that can ^manufacture .m$ article wasted. Those having watches 10 ipatr wtU do well to make a note of this,

KR. FKKKXAX,

tilt I Id Main street, near Cor. of CUi

(Hills and Fever arc promptly cured by B^S Ague Medicine. W-lm

"%e lararest aaaortnsent of Ladles Wltehea, at the lowest prlr«, i« at IK lain street, near corner Klxlh st#rt __ I «tr. K. K. F*EE*A*.

Bills Receivable Book Accounts,PremlumsA Agency Balances 88,096 60 Amount from Stockholders by Assessment 500,000 00

Total Assets 12,078,148 46

CHICAGO LOSSES,

8W0,0KK:

In ProcemofPrompt Nflilemrnt.

J. B.

BENNET,

President,,

WHARTON

Agt-'nts. Terif-Haute.

we respectfully explain the :eme. As a first-rate slock of r* -quires an in- rvf '.1,,.\.»£_," vestment of severs! thou-•»' d«»ilsrs It Wfc* \l AM/Khu r, been enstomsry for tbe dry i-*»d«, hat and I certain notion nouses of our '4tv to hsndle these goods Ins "small *«'•." This itas divided tbe trad" to mj crest an xtcnt thst no one has had a res'!" sorted stfck snd neither metchan: ••.•r i.-omtt bs*r^apeJ any material advn.'.tsce.

^astyesr we disposal up tbe trade bntasnoooeaeero-• 'i iowd to make sn attractive specialt\

J«ve dctermln-

ed to do so. This yf-r»r we will ^rtln* foods In

witty thai 1

arester dfaHdac«i !n Terre-i We anti- ii ste that not csre t»» m«piicr ir lo dose oat ti we understand that to t« iegaswm* weniestke*

TIF.I.L. BIPLKY

BUSINESS CARDS.

BEAVCHAHPAKEUT.

^ATTOHXtiYS AT LAW An#NOTARYS PUBLIC, SOhio STreet, between 3d and 4th.

Special attenii+n paid to OoiledUtns.

WILDT

POT IIS,

Carriage Mannfhetnrera, r.f

Cbr. Second and Walnut Streets, Repairing done promptly at low rates.

JAMES

M. CRIHHF.R. WatcMmakerand

Jeweler, Ohio street, south ot Uie Court.. House, Terre-Haute, Ind. Watches, Clocks^ and Jewelry repaired. Enpravlng neatly,, done and warranted to give satisfaction^

€3. COX. Wholesale and Retail

Bookseller and Stationer,

158 Main Street.

RIMES ROYSE,

Real Estate & Collecting Agents,!

RW.

SLGA1K CREEK, ANTHRACITE,

ALL GOOD.,

Company,

18-3m ixtli Street.

FINANCIAL

STATEMENT

No. 4 South Fifth Street,

RL.Mantels,l're»»rdIn

BALL, r.v Dealer

Steves, Orates.

T-

ELLIOT GRAY,

Rifle Ball!

VAtf 4,

Tin Tlmle, Japmmb

anti

Ware,

128 Main Street, North Side.

RION. PALMTK, OILN. Glass, Toilet Articles, Brushes, Ae.,j QULICK & BERRY,

Corner Main and 4th streets.

rPI'EXHEIMEK BROS..

O I E S -j* 118 Main Street.

H. DOOLEY,

Opera House Book Store9

Books, Papers, Cliromos and Frames.

^-ARREK, HOBERU CO.,

Great Headqua'rs for Dr.? Goods,-

JOSEPH

Opera House Corner.

NtROKIi, 'V

Wholesale anl Rotail l#a^r ln ,.* Choice Teas, ColF» es. Suynra, Fancy and Staple Groceries,

No. 187 Main street

1111E

SEW WHEELER WILSON

RIPPETOE, Oenernl dealer In

Sewing Machine, R. H. MAONER, Agentfy Corner Main and ttt-h stroou

LOWS. rHILlP NEWHART'S Terre-Hante Plow Fnctory, 1st street, near Main.

gYFERS, TRADER dr CO.,

WHOLESALE GROC ERS, 190 Main street, IVrre-Hante, Indiana.

SMITH, Dealers in Stoves,

Reapers, Airrleulturnl Implementa, And manulactnmlTin Ware, 60 and 62 Main street.

GROCERIES, PROVISIONS A PRODUCE,. National Block, Main street.

JA.

FOOTE,

Dealer In .,

Shield niitl Flower No. Main street.

TlIUELOW CO A A MISISO CO tj will furnish at lowest, niiirket prices Antnracite, Pitt burg, Brar.il, Hloelt, Lost (.rwk WTrtl BIIKwr (trocli «ouls. I«*ve ornors at otilce uuder Prairie (Jlty Bank, (IIh street.

rltHE NEW YORK NTORE, 1 WAf

IB nr.m 1 aMain street, near Court llotfe squatcy "ry OotKli.t «jrpe»». Wall Paper,

l&Qm,

Vimsiit!K(», ltt:nCKA\ rr A Co.

1 iwriar, SHRYERACO., A Wiiolesale & He lull dealers In

HARDWARE, SASH, DOOKK, PAINTS. Iron, Nails, fiil and Olass^ *:v 172 Main street. 1 ,.

II. FREEMAN,

American A Foreign Watched, JEWELRY, £e., Opera

IIOUSP.

ISSUER,

1*1 ANON, NEMDEONN, OIKJANM, Mnsienl Instruments, *c..

Palace of Music, 48 Ohio street.

TERREHAI:TEbranches.

TUTE,

300,073 8,W)0 00 91),600 00 4»,000 (10 007,11)0 53 9^47

NINH TI. INSTI

6th St., bet. Main A Ohio. Mu

sic taught in all its Pupils may enter ac any time. Ajtency for Stein way pianos. A. Hume, Principal.

AXTELN. URATES, Fur usees nni Rniices, Manufacturers of Gatvani/.el Iron Conxicc,

MOOKK A AUKhTV, I Hi Main street.

R. FREEMAN.

The Leading Jeweler,, Ifll Main street.

SAY YES!-

JONEN A- JON EN.

ITTIUAVHK.

WHOLtMALK NOTIONS,

CommlsNlou morrhanto, UK Main stri^et.

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KEELER,

SMITH. W.

J'hljw,

)HRLIP KAI»:L.

VSH

Having determined to establish a for department in connection with our dry goods| risiK«s, Hobby Honsw,

far

1.aw ever been

ed Jr lerre-K.

who really do

1 irvi attempt u.'t at nst.and v, -ur undertaksr their prices. A DtlfllNtt,

or. Main A Filth Ma.

A. \VIKKLKit.

OX1TII 4c WHEELER^ O Dealers In Stoves. Urate* mid Tin Ware. Agency Fairbanks' Hoali*,

h'/it

Manufacturer ot Saddhn and iiamess, Curry Coin 1st, Brushes, Horse Blankets, Ac., all work warranted. Iywe*tpriors in tbe city, 198 Main street, near 7th.

TL'NTIN

4t 9IAIHNON,

URL' C* Ci ISTfj,

Main Street, near Sixth.

yy U. KttUDER.

onfeclioiicry A Toys, 1VI Main strwt.

WS.

RYCE A. CO.,

W I

The Popular Iloniw, Main cor. «ch street.

WA.

SHEAP, Con reetlonerjr. Toys, Fresh Oysfers

Msnu'scturcrw Aitcnt for Children's

Ar,.,

6th HI., opp

OSAI KK Iff

BOOTS AND SHOES, No. lit Jlrtla street, Booth side, l)flwmi

'silt and

t?h rtrerts^

Manutectun* of all khjtlr—it-i airiiiKnesfrly (low. 1'2-om.

JJLLS. WATERS A KLDKR,

HOMfflPATHI

^'PHYSICIANS,

Cherry street. &••«. cth find 7tb. 61-tf

Main strest.

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