Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 2, Number 24, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 9 December 1871 — Page 7

ONLY A OLOVE,

a woman** right-liand glove, and tbrw-qoirMr OoanroUter• make— *tlcommon parpoaea DMm enoofb, learer for heraweet to me for h*r who tilled •hoply Place with a warm whit* hand— ~uuid I have Jietd are her Toioe wan milled he deep of the ailest land. »glove! yet speaking to me he dear, dead day* now vanished and (led. the fact- that I never acaln shall nee the grave give* back lu dead. .npty glov*! yet to me how tail lie iraxrence of day* that come no more. emorlt* ibat make u, and thought* that rule n'» life in iu inmost core. le of her voice, thf potoe of her bead— com" back at thf will'* behoit

iu«jc

she loved, the boolu that nhe re-t'l— tbe colors that wilted her beat. ill! 'hat night by the wild aea *&ore, th llit it-are, and lu kl«e«, and IU vows or love, pledge of the parting prorata we nwore, gave a glove for a glove.

'tush! hut remember though only glove, it to you may no deeper a meaning eXpreMM,

It In chunked by the light of that love the one »wect thing 1 poaaeaa! uU draw their nurture from many around, fall lit

Iih

are different In thrtr root*,

the will U'right and the heart HOIIIUl, -jiuch the Mme in their fruit*. ,_j {•l nt the trulh hy different roada," mu«t 11 v.-ut the purl of It each one gather vour gulden out of orthodox •OU'-H, me out of trifle* like thene. tie, no doubt, but In *uch a ciae.! lmih-d In the ilKhr of life gone by, •ntercd the r»ilon and takes 1 in place

Hie tliinga that cannot dlo. .rltlf to me I* of hmvenly birth: dilutee. n* 1 take It, but purposely given «clp m! to «lt somewhat looser to earth (I closer a little to heaven. -yerrtH to bring meso nt ar—oh, so near

If.- ra-« III! uiigel wiitehlng ultove— fiee of all oilier-. I hfl.l so dt*ar, fli It* yeiirulng ey»*H of love!

INC'T-

l.t.ISU CAl.lFOUNIA DEN IN

1840.

pi tulle

whb

a new arrival. The

l, (MiMtomary propriety, had Ik-cwith I him thiiH, Imtiiiiho ho was i. On ilio

»iiio

principle, Ilia awk-

Iiu'hs Honn give him notoriety, tlii* only: like one-eyed Tom, lie hiul mule one ol the happivat of tho dny. Young, paaatonatc. ed Myitu. degree with the uplondor Ih proHpecta, ft was no aitrprme that onlil coiiri tho favor of the pale-

I K-imbl'TH, who were tho aristottl the eumn. ft wua no wonder liny should discover his wimknOH* (lutorinine to "aalt" him. Play no Spindle did notpl.iy ho only in lo vv ileb ihegiimo It

wiih

tire-

ie, altting there In the tent, alone. doulile your atukn on 'thn'oa,' It on a 'fuir Hiild a ploiianut-

I follow, who

wiih

juat raking In

I red alii#* or more. Hplndle

wh»

ined to Ii*ten. "Tell you what you ild the tinhlor, coin I mi I nir" "po It tlvea lor

hour, and nee how you Spindle did ao. At tin*

fit'the hour h» had won a "stake" •vurd thonaand doll r«. Spindle rlai'in itixi.

movv

will double this to-

night," add he, niMitally, tin it then miltlera' tent, lie doubled I'lils mii.il l» tripled," mild Splniis he sought the tent ngntu, iiighla afterward. It waa trip "Spindle nieuna to break, or ikeii," a.ild iho bystanders, one in, about a week after hia original lire, "l/»ok at Ihe dunt ho la l»et-

II in, iiitleed, hotting heavily, rat.ileauake ha» eh irtned hint, utter iM-t, till the wii'iilng* of the li el bit hlui la»t after bet, till it* nijfi ^uro *U*0 fft»no—-til 1 tli«» last la up. and he

l»ut a Hitnpto

ilor It. Wtai to him, lor he wins, tie Hooding "g'In and Spindle n, "S ilo, iMl'e, he r»«m»rks, !©thundred "slug*'' aa a "blind," on rengih of hi« eontljenee. Une by oeirdiigo round toihe playera. le doea not hutk at hts hut gathutu under hla hand mi tho table, your'blind,'and if') you a Imuiji'tier." It

Wis

"fctglo

*pi»ke—"Kiple noso. the luekv." iooka »t his i'-ird.s. lie bf»a hand—fttur qu n»( an I four

iuhii

only \\ill b(»at him.

no'tfVMu tve Inn throe of those, kuw iMnml lu'iit on the Itottom ptek, iia the gunner Idd the ,*m the t^hle Itio unbler meani shuuhl it. "I n"it your l»et

U** you a lnm lual bott« t," re- ,| SJ.im lie. I. ij, »no«e it uneorII »inks wistfully at the gold, ,nv at hl» i»n t^otifst, atel very 1»V at M»ftea»iN in iiit, hand, "H»» ne *akons." my* Sd II# to 1^. "I thought hewa*

lh do »f f*iH Hie liinlK'on the 'the by st ilider h.tek o) i. unlv he would think ditf *s,tIv. fr

mii

the rough a»»Ht| on whieh

Hi, li 4ie »"K' Htejw ek In th «i(hiiii r.utg v*ii.'-Ion eli* ol ttuat are »nken fVntu It. (le g.unbler Ktf.rtr' ra ntnler th loiU.aa ho i• rti»_•* it towarl tli«'

Hplndlo »•.«* fl'icoit tnurk ii tioni. "Hat uu Uuun 'O!" a «y« i«le-urtjM», aa he lay* Ih-1

with the other^*M. n»A e*a turn to beell'U, Oan ii l. h*4 ihe ot4»er a«*oY No. ho wll! it it t' what ahail li d.?

It *H"!K outMitfh on hand to htm. lleTloes not wish to d« it wool I Ih» ww rdly, "Ha." piudto, "l h»ve will itin and th tow th»A«nd I tatu^t hia pile, il It TOly I* 1.11^'' tt," Tltla to hluia»'lf, Th«*n to •.', "Wh tt'# yo«r pll*t" nt' live more l»*ip»l«Uwcte«." M' gmitxor, qoletlv: "what Hit n-.yolatai ajr*ln*« sdd Si""dt'\ lilten*"ly c»xcu«hI. is ken, Mphwtl* thn'w hi»

Uh) t.ade, with U«lf-|^raiy*-

ii itt,

Attd *t ie* whiter tnati the

doing. A lew

f.e» af.erward, tbe ruined miner red tdlndly to the door of tbe luwii out into the moonlinht, he itauie went on aa ever. j|( an hour l«ter, Hjandle aat in bte alone. tV'fore bltn was tbe picture f.ir, swisH ftiee, th «t had won his but a lew year* busk. Nobody htm weep, while be wtttdma the l(#u in its eloquent eye*. Yon step in, and Hep heavily, too,

a mil* above him. He step* oat Into the open air the oataraet glimmera in the distance, end the sound of its waters soothes and fascinate® him. Nobody will miss him why should be hemtstef

He mores toward it, with eager bound and determined purpose. Up the rocky hill—np, up, np, till he stands on the the edge of the precipice, far shore the fall. He looks at the white spray, far, far below him a hundred phantoms beseech him to come to them. A pause, for an instant only a whispered something—wss it a pr A quick, terrible leap—then the th'*

mmic

soft moonlight as before, on the tiowi-r-clad hills around, on the white tents of the sleeping camp, and on the whiter face of the cataract.—From "Rose's Bar," in the November Overland Monthly. [From tb^ Colorado Union, Nov.2#.]

A PIG IN A POKR.

How the. Dutchman Swapped IH* Calf— The D'tsh/ul Pig—A Very Good Piece of Dialect.

Hans was in a terrible sweat. One of hia fine-it calves had broken its leg, and he knew not what to do with it. At this juncture Pat happened along, and offered Hans for hia crippled calf a pig, which in his oily brogue he described a* "an illigant craythur, sir." After some hesitation, Hans agreed to accept the pig as an equivalent for the ealf, taking Pat's word for the many good qualities and fine manners of the pig, all of which combined rendered hitn a "jewel, aur."

A few days passed, and Pat had killed ind eaten or otherwise disposed of his calf, when Hans thought he would go irid look after his pig. Accordingly be hied hitn to the domicile of Patrick, lie found the gentleman at bis home in ihe suburbs, mending a wheelbarrow. Hans made known the object of bin visit, when Pat said

All right, sur: you'll find hitn In good health ana line spirits, sur." "This way, sur," and Pat led the way through some beds ol cabbage to a corner of the lot surrounding his unpretending "cot," where, in a muchpatchud board pen, stood Han's poreine property. The beast arose as the two men rested their arms upon the top of the pen and looked down upon nitn. As he elevated bituself upon his long, slender limbs, he gave a loud snort, and shukUig his head till his long, pendulous ears flapped against his cheeks like leathern apron.-*, he elevated Ids nose and backing toward, the roar of his pen began smacking his chops, at the same time uttering a low, dissatisfied and distrust'ul muttering sound. Where not hairless ho waa sandy was of the masculine persuasion id white eye-lashes, and a good deal of white surrounding his little, glittering eye—indeed, lie had not at .ill a prepossessing look. "lie's a bit bashful, sur," said Pat, in explanation of tho somewhat dubious conduct of the dissipated-looking beast, and naturally anxious to remove any unfavorable impression said demeanor might have created in Hans' mind. "He's a bit bashful, sur, not hiving seen many jintlemin out o' me own fatuily but.he's sure, sur, to be very loud o' ye whin ye 'vo bin a little while in his society, si.r."

Yaw," answered Hans, "das ist 'n fory otlVetlonous look vot he h"le got tout It?"

Indade, Sur," warmly replied Pat,

"ye may well say that. I've bin upon tarum ov intimacy wid piRH ov ivery kind all me loife, Nur, an though I sa\ uieself, *iir, an' of ono o' tho family like, still I will say, sirr, that a pig ov a swater an' more Vorgivin' disposition I've nlver had lo do wid iu all me time. sur." iw, exitotly. You vus grief to part mid doxo pe lud'fiil pig, now ain't it? So schweol mit his dispositions "Sirro, an' how can help it, sur. He was born wid in-', an' he's been wid me ill ho days of hia loife, sur, a-lookin' ip me an' a depetidln' oil me till his woiee is as familiar as me own."

He look like der woiee of him :nuu!jt be fory atdronvr. I^ook on dose »ests of him mine ^iott, he is more as dree inches id

Faith, Mir, his lungs is as sound as the bells o' Brandon, an' whin he observes mo a coudn' home o' evenings it's loud whisper hespakes wid."

Yaw, veil 1 dink now, lie toot oaros fery pi km abould his witlaia— he «at shoost poo ni' Och abouid

Not eo

HAit.-Anold

miv-

di! vo: you u'if'init" JNot the 1 -.iv'c ise particknier, sur. He puis*tip wid the same as the ri-a o' he family, sur, an'divit a growl mi' o' his haid, whin pigs as «s been raised wid some families I know, sur, would n» tr n'ght an' d«iy about it, mtr. '. iv liy. Now l»e*ide« dat hoist an pi .'•*: he got considers tons tlwtuSd luiii—huh it Too berlide to put on some hiferlitdin airs bould urub matters. Veil, veil, dos ni.tnu r^l lie vo* Hunt deelMvxIv ifine pus— som pigs tout go no considerations,"

Hi 's bin well rd*ed, sur. an" is a er» dit to the faniiiy, as you kin nee lor your-., ii,

snr.

kl|utUtiK*

ttn h'Vcsftts. Hut tnusi bear! wil Idin, sur, an'whin In's doll" wall 'em he*» mt eonthrtte. sur, ve «ven't the heart to fltH ".tnlt wid ht 'i. It's a sp i« i* ej-p.-rU-p: i.'. sur, ijuoi-tl l»y twrmer tlid^f*

mudiiii, a

"«»Mld t»« tlu oad Je o* pr*ct l«n» wid ph\sie a* a eow d«s*tor. Sur. In \tit P.Mil K. Wuiuijroutik days tbe putr w.m j, hr.**' »tr«e. soutti in itch atln «l Sur, an* this Imttight on Umi—'. T»m -t'ione. fnd. vie shells} *o the man **ld, wtr, Pu," ,»'• Jew.

»ivk he. 'have he Ivwr had th" ki inev wurrutn?" "11'* have, Sur," aes t. .j

Hisses he. Ah, poor devil!

*, .*«• hi u-tour |tieens and ai»"r now. Kb Ul 1»*| bitll ths j»et» und ss him ooi till \er, Ntir

^i ii llirsl it is oif, o»«» by i.thri' area, a king and an aa*. word wtsaaid t»r either: Spin* t«ld lull »v« sjeiken. and Rtgl#ad oo re*aon tor

vul

wid

"Yaw, but I dont took om. Yon ftxm keep doae pig, I gooe u»

8er»k

rv ra« beaK tnlt a separations «li fatuilv, oapMally to cake away der

virtual thoutrbi, 1e»«tlnir down tot prt^ttHorsMMNrt vnt it hav*gai.M dr. All that Im bad hoped to do otahsi. UM a^HV, tich lo gold »o»rr OtilO man offered tbe ttowwtrfht. a b.nkrttpi. Why abottld he a»-nt «30000 ltor Uk« pririlefe of a.»eerlid

boar Uie roar of tbe! twln| on Um backs «f poat nga aUap a* It tumbtaa ocer tbe eillTonly

oim

year.

TEURE-HAUTE SATURDAY EVENING MAIL. DECEMBER 9. 1871.

A DEAD BELLE.

Death of the Beautiful Mrs. Lorxllard— Her Life Story.

A lady writer in the Cincinnati Chronicle says: Some years ago when visititg Boiton I heard much of Miss Fannie Carter, who was called the Belle of the Hob, albeit a little showy and fast for thalflatitade. Her portriat waa on hibitfon,and most of the younger porit of the community went to see it. was certainly a very beautiful wo- :•, and waa reported to be assprightus beautiful, and to sing divinely. Subsequently she married Mr. Lorillard, son or nephew of the rich tobacconist of New York, and went with him to Flu rope. Next we hear of her at the Tuiieriea, completing by her voice the conouest of the Emperor, which she baa already made by her beauty. Then it flashed over the world, and society in Europe and America waa startled by the announcement, that the beautiful American had done what none but an American womau would have dared to do. Seeking to rival Eogenie and the Princess Metternich, she had appeared at a oourt ball, her head surrounded by a halo of light proceeding from tiny jets of gas the reservoir was hidden under the masses of hair which she wore. Mr. Lorillard died, and his widow married a Mr. Ronalds. It was not a happy union, and they separated. She lived much abroad, In Germany, and for a time in Tunis, where she went lor her health. She held quite a little court there, being a friend and favorite of the Bey of Tunis. Happening in an artist's studio one day in New York, I Was attracted by the criticism of a lady, who stood w'ith her back to ine, on a picture we id goue there to see. She pointed out its beauties, found fault with the coloring and the light in which it was placed, and it was all done with such an apparent knowledge, and in so assured a manner, that I asked who the lady was. She is Mrs. Ronalds, and the picture was a portriat of herself. Now she is dead, aftei a short, brilliant, and checkered career. She died receutly ol consumption at tho Isle of Wight.

BUSINESS CAKDS.

u. in itii.s, ,t A IT«#lt I

There he stands, aur, all

"modify an* oi«irvdo' ye wid the gnMtesi respect, bashful as he i» Yw, n\ i-tlv. A i- kular vewel yentTMliy, i.i? idt It vot for he dOs nt ike nis tint vay «ud«» h»i his net? PyUotl! look tut'his tninu how he slobtwr, ant how like der ut I h- c* to whirier aroondt! Vot tor .? 11^ Shupider, he 1st giaay— !i will dler^ht away oudej" ,Vh, stir, it was till! I 1m«I in ill. mind to tell ye. In no resp- ets is turt, robust siur. I'Hts, snr. ht» »hiihe

Jmkpb

TUTE,

Hihglnnder. ra'h-

er lond of his gins*, was ordered by the doctor, luring a torn[orary ailment, not to exceed ono ounco of spirits in the du3T.

The olJ man was a little dubious about the amount, and asked his boy, who was nt school, how much an ounce wns. i'-

An ounce?—Ifi drams. 1 oz."

AT I,tW,

No MJ Mains KT,

Between Thlril and Fourth.'

n-j

•Toe ui ilslest" he. "lie it ses Whole**** ami Retail I. **rite ihuuipst" se« "H-h*vei »ml Ktaiinnpr hadVm" ses I. "The oholer maj MooKSMier ami nvai inner, he. "He tve, 8ur," ses I. "Z-nnda,] P.I," he, "tlia accounts fur tbei he is

"OxkiHtM me, tnitwi gout fHetuft der pi|t ist rlri p*«»udefol »r*. a reek#|»r yew el as v«t r»»nr dly can findt, b«t» for mlntsflf, I ttnire n»dd«*r hafe eln |Ut"

21.

1l.lt *4 SOX. Slnonrteiorer* of I.oeomolive. strtffniici y. Mat lite, 1'ulailMr and Cylinder IfciitiT", Iron T»inks. Mh lr«m'NV'ork, Door St«'|i~i. ee eor. 'una! M«1n St. IB

/V-l/.l../!,( 15.^.

\I A It 1SH WO.H.I N JIII,I.S, «. F. If Kill*, I'iojmi tor. w!io! d*!(inl rot »ti »nannfiiern-«"- n* Woolen Oooi-, north-w»-»l eor. l-i tutd Will mi1 street^ Iff

I«iO FOI" l»RV A rri' II '«nle t'nr Works. ith A II (j- !. toiiinif ietm rsof Cais.Tnr \V he-»l«, ••i«!iinr« and Maehi n«ry, corner fan»i aixi iln "tr.-» in

URKC HUTE Miu*?i«'relal ('ollftrc. Pr'ttiem»ldpand Arithmetic, wm (ji !i a ,ul Mailt n^'ts. 1» vltVIN. Ptlncipitl.

F.ttMIiMPA KKI1.V.

Awl NOTAltV* PtJnt.P'. «t"'••!. l^'Wo'-n r»"d tth.

)f 1

1 Il.tlV A I'UTIIH. tarrlaire .W«*»t»fsci»»rer». (V.

'Second and

tu«u"

H'atettl «Vfrecf#,

Repwlrtnc «n* pontptty a» low rates.

llier i'ti'l rvajrt, floek*

•JTWVili

RIM EM ItOYNE,

UL.

tool not stime fldis

aimlls like «km of biro. 1 tout took rt (Hans makfw a )w«ak awwii the«btM«e pitch, when Fat sings out:] ••Hare ye'd bet her iske *lm. snr, a rratetaller bast* jt nlver to do

BALL,

ally

iln.

I*# Main *1'

ce.

"Y^AnmKH* mm Great Headqta'ra for Dry Goods,

Opera House Corner.

meR«,

Wholesale and Retail Dealer In Ck«lee Te*a, m. Ragiir*, rascjr

iimI

Maple Clraeerlen,

So.

1W Main street.

1MB JflCW WHEELRB W1UMX if.® Hewing Machine, & -..rfi

ILOWH. PHILIP NEWHART"8 Terre-lIaMte Plow Factory, 1st street, near Main.

j^YrEBU, TBABEI 4k CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS,

General dealer In

GROCERIES, PROVISIONS A PRODUCE, National Block, 155 Main street.

J.a:foote,

Dealer In

Field and Flower Seeds,

No. 65 Main street.

BlttELOWburg,

Tlie Popular Hou.se, Mnin cor. ttth street.

\i A. suni*. fV ('oiilictii*icry,To.T», Fresh Oysters

Munu'aeturers Agent for Children's ("n. rii'L '"-, Hohhy Horses, Ac., Mill St., opp. P. O

'JplIE liUEAT WORLD TONIC

lteal KnUtf A. Collect illff Alfente, liWe for all tin. fttwn a dffawrwd awl teWlltM«d «tomacn. No s.m!h Fl'th Ktriet.

Dealer In

,««m, Om*m, Tin

ttmd B«r». lis Main Mtrrw^. arlhmd«.

DKtM.

«•.%»* 8IL1. Olaaa Totset AittcK Bmabes, It,

QVLICE A BERRY,

Onmer Mstn and 4th rtreeta.

rPPKSHCIIES liML,

CLOTHIEBi, |ts Main Street.*

A."Op*m

Booka. Papm,Cbr

...

190 Main street, Terre-Hsute, Indiana.

C. SMITH,

Dealers in Stoves,

Beeper*, Airrlc«liiiral iMpleMenfn, And manuiactured Tin ware, 50 and 52 Main street.

R.H. MAONER, Agent, Corner Main and 6th street.

COAL A MINING CO

will furnish at lowest maiket price*./ thraclte, Pitt Brazil, Block, Lost Creek and Sugar Creek coals. Leave orders at office, Rankin's Drug Store, 6th street.

HE NEW YORK STORE,

SER VKD HIM RIGHT.

A few weeks since, a clerk in one of the Departments, accompanied bv a friend, entered a restaurant in this city for the purpose of ordering "a few on the half-shell." The two young gentlemen referred to had been'in the saloon but a few minutes when a well-dressed and respectable appearing colored man entered, and, sitting down at one of the tables, in a quiet manner gave his order for refeshmenfs, which were soon forthcoming. Hereupon the clerk above referred to, who had watched the proceedings with rising indignation, re marked to his companion, loud enough to be heard by every person in the room: "If I had tnonevenough tobuv the Court, I'd take a chair and break that nigger's head J" The colored man continued his meal in silence, and, after finishing, made inquiries as to the identity of the belligerent young gentleman who had mnde the "above quoted remark. Ascertaining that he was a Government clerk, ho laid the matter before tho head of the Department where the "nigger" hater was employed, who at once summoned the young man und questioned him as to the truth of the charge whieh hud been made against him, Clericus "acknowledged the corn," both as to the offensive remark and the unuvuul quantity ofbad whisky he had been drinking when he made it. His excuse was doeni' itisuHicietit, and lie was at once dismissed. The colored man referred to was the Hon. K. H. Elliott, onti ot the colored members of Congress from South Carolina.

73 Main street, near Court Houte square, Dry ttMd«,Garpetm Wall Paper, •$.* Shade*,

4kc.

WlTTBNBDBO, RCSCHATTFT A Co.

Austin,shiteb*

US Main street.

O. SMITH. W. A. WHEEl.KK.

uniTii a WIIKI:LI:R. (5 Dealers in OtovcH.Uriili'N nnd Tin Wnre. Agency Fulrfmnks' Scales. 150 Main street.

PManuiiiictuier

rii.ii*

uaiiix,

Whips, Curry Combs, Krushes, Hoi-ku IJlankets. Ac., all work warrurjted. Lowest priees In the city, HKi Main street, lienr 7th.

lTNTIN A MAOISON,

14i'

Sixteen drains J" exclaim* tho delighted Highlander. "Well, ttifit's no so bid. Sixceen drains! Hun and tell Ton il Maetavish and Rig John to coma doon and nleht.".

KVS Main Street, neiirSlxth.

tti

co.,

Wholesale A Retail dealers in

HARDWARE, SASH. DOORS, PAINTS, Iron, Nails, Oil and Glass, j-: 172 Main street.

R. FREEMAN,

AmericanA Foreign Watches, JEWELRY, Ac., Opera House.

K1SSNER,

PIANOS, HF.LODEOXS, ORGANS, Musical ••iHtrainienlM, *«•., Palace of Music, 48 Ohio street.. rpERRE-HAUTE

•m*

MUSICAL INSTI

5th St., bet. Main 4 Ohio. Mu

sic taught in nil 1th branches. Pupils may enter at any time. Agency for Steinway pianos. A. 8hidk, Principal.

Mantels,of

orates

Furnaces nni Ranares,

Manufacturers Galvanised Iron Cornice MOOUE

HAGKKTY, 181 Main street.

R. FREEMAN, The Leading Jeweler,

161 Maiu street.

SAY YES!

JONES A- JONES.

liriTTIUADICK. W WHOLKHALE NOTIONS. ,, CoiiiiniKNiou Merehawts.

AND tut

System Renovaton

What the Public Slioulil Know.

ABASH urn-Kits Th«« liltters me JWHuely .efcetahle T«iiie. The eomiHi-n«-nt lrug havlna been ne» Ir.-Ted with th^ gre»t »i carv hj I heir medleinal l'lojx'rtli s. They me no cheap compound prepi'ml with common whisky.

ABASH FIITTEltS Just th»- iiiiiigforrr)"r!ilnglassltwle ^inid'prt*.-4uii ofsplr-

ovpfwnrk.

.i rn.% r* i' i,aw,

BITTintft. it Ifyon want pore, rleh, riwirhsl blnod, blood that

Invigorates your *y*t«*tn^u»d

Kfr« the glow of lit alth t» your eiirek. AiiASH H1TTEHM Are lie -ure nreven- of

Cblil and InUn ut Fe•»«fK

11'

ABA*n MTTKRS Omn# MflrtW a« a mnrtt*

r-. liia Appetiser. Protnoiiiw good I»^»«iioii4utdsr«tn'al-

w«,B«"rs,Ww.i.^ tor

porifylnc the blood.

eleanoinK the atomaeh. gen

tly Mimatailnt tbe kklu«-ys and acting as a mild catbarite. Pa. A. AHNATI), Hole Proprietor and Mannflicton* of Waba«b IWttera, H. ewrMl Obio aw? FUtb streets,Tetre-Haote Ind. ?-«sn

ANDREWS,

DU1.R

BOOTS AND SHOES,

Mm. I«l Bsls atvact,

Hoetb aWa, between Ith and Mb stiettUs

MnmlMt»rw«fallllKl

doM,

Hmtme Book Stot*e9

Bill.

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oi Saddles and Harness,

II. Ki'l lll:lt, ,#}

ioul't'cUitiHTj A' Toys, 11)1 Main st reet. N'i?

H. ItYt A "0.,

EW FIRM.

JX KOTIO^N. ?AM:y iOOI»M. lUAltN,

EXOLISI1, Ell MAX, A XD AMElilCAX CUTLER i\

Perfumery, Soup. Col ton Yarn, Butting, Ac. With increased capltiil and New Stock me nri' propurwl lo utli-r frh*n«lt and sufx^rlor IndiiO'innntft to buy or

ft.

i™lft S

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It* tvu-eU by late hours or

TAiiASlI

trs=

BITTKItf* A«e an li*':*llihi' lem.'ly for liysjjep-Ui, H' .'ir? Hum:, Ao.,

Impartln* tore- itftd Impulse

tr. fhr r1!trr«t}TP traces,

uo^bsInwin

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1LARK

uh.cuftoinorf

Hjiecliil ntii'iuion will b«i paltl lo Ca*h Huyors. Pi ddU'ift and Auctioneer*. NO. 148 MAIN HTJtEKT, HotWecn Filth and Hlxth, In thelioom for nifrly occnpli hy Cox A Boiv «-tf. rrH

*%l'&

HOUSE,

\ry

tiu-.u healthy

nc-

ti,.u ,,i tie s»oi.ac-h. Ltveraoil Kidneys. It ASH HITTEKH k«n refnlarly three times ihtV Stilii'l Wluejilrissfnl

jrlve ivijgtb.

hi-n.ih and vliror. and a ch« rfi:l and eontented dispell'Ion.

U'ABASHTake

Cur. FirM and Ohio Streets,

THK TKHHIvlIAUTK OMNIIIU8 AN1 HACK LINE will atumd to call* for trainliving both the Eastern and Northern L»»mt* altto eonv»'T p?u»«rtiB^r» fo any part h«»rtty. All ortfm l««ft at tlw T«n*-Haau llimn«, Pwtofflcr, .Nalluiwl lioum Uunili IIomj«», or at I lie r.'lai Iloaw will b* prompt Ijr atti-nilwt fo. ^ti

ATIOKAL H0U8E,

CO*. MAIN AltD

&IXTH

»TS

Terre-Haute, Indiana.

S-tf

jAmn ntmuksos.

pHILIP KADEL,

Manufartorer of and

"T Wholesalea

retail

Dnalcr lo

Saddles, Harness, &c.,

1H MAIS WT-»

K«w Hmiilh, Km* Md«. IMm.

IJARLY

A ROACH,

*AinrrAcmww or

Saddles and Harness,

Men

1m OoUar*.

and ai-

tractive, Haate Hon*,

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On.

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jca HAITI HTEKKT,

Kortkddf, iMtvam: «Dd «k, TWr»gjot^IndlM^

|W«f.

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TO BE FOUND DV TERRE-HAUTE. 1

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Close, CanAU Buyer* Cannot Afford to Bay Before Looking Through oar Lar^e Variety. Courteous Attention to All—Our* Motto. ^m

Warren, Hobierg & Co.,

i#r^And Gents' Furnishing Goods»

f»

itf 1

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H4VLVG Jl'NT RECEIVED

-Hit

My Entire New, Stock

I will DEFY COMPETITION and sell at the LOWEST N*etv York 'prtoec'-w-.*^*

HEREBY INVITE THE PUBLIC

......

To C.a]l and Examine My Stock ,.l

Before purchasing elsewhere, being assured of pleasing my former friends 'J. and customers. t,v'1

DO NOT FORGET THE PLACE:

177 Main Sreet, bet. 6th and 7th.

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WHOLESALE NOTIONS.

WITT IG & DICK,

I1 (Succesaors to A. C. A. Wittlg,) \o. UN Main Nlrcol,

jobbers & Commission

Merchants,

NEW

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THIS FALL AND WINTER

"S'"" WE WI1X OFFER BY .fa f-.»*«*"•

Far the Most Attractive Assortment

Oi roreign and Domestic

DRY GOODS!

ft 1,,'s

'J: i' UhXl '..ty

OPERA HOUSE CORNER,

TERRE-HAUTE, IND.

LOOEOTJTPOB

GREAT* BARGAINS* In

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11 irtfe

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Kerosene Lumiis & Lump FIXTURES. '.,

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Louis Rothschild.

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QUEEinHWARE STORE.

THEO. STAHL

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IMI'OUTKR AND PFALKIi IN

Best Granite Ware,t' a

ft. ,'5-fs

Cutlery, Plated Ware, &c.

lit'

-.ft Mii

RhodM lw to have tho Clll*utftf Tmc- lliiur oodx ti id

Boutli

Vfclnlty cnll nnd xmiil *111 K*J. 81 A HI,,

4iji du.

ono door uoi

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KCr'«. l-:4^ J. A. VRVOAOir. ti. s. C1.ARKIL YRYDAGH A CLAKKE,

Arcliitocts &"'iiperiM<(Mi(lents,

Oimmerciiil College, opp.Court ?i' Kvnnnvlllf, Indlami

If,

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CORNER MAIN ANDKJXTH 6T?„

(I«'mln«'*

Hlock),. f.*o, &

Tfrrr-lliinip, Indlinin, »-r-•-* Dmisnw and Bxtlmnl' iuad»( for all kludii** of Buildings both public and private.

Onl«r» »i?nt by mall will recelvc prompt^ lent Inn.

USHER'S

Photograph Gallery, *,

BKICIIUHMM K,

OOH, MAIN A HIXTJI STRKKT8,fe «-if.

^j.MNIBUS^

TRANSFER LINE.

33#

,*c?

fi-Ufft

On and after thl* datrw» wilfrnn a re^olar Omnlbti«Tn»ni«f» Lln#» from the

Vamdalia Depot to the I. & fit. L. Depot

making oonneetlon for all train*. r«M. i*-«r. ORIKFITH AOIhflt

C. CRAWFORD, ». & oot a

98 MAIN STREET^

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TKRRg-HAtm^y#^

J^RS. WATERS A ELDER,

H0M(EP ATHI6

PHYSICIANS, .*

flmi IMHrt.fcfiHlfMTifc ntf tlweardof r**r fmiljr

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•1 printed Mtlf on the wnwHljwIeia, MTr*-"* IIS «la dml.

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