Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 2, Number 52, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 29 June 1872 — Page 5

LOCAL SHORT STOPS.

Hot weather complaints are in order. Vegetables sell at good prices in this market.

Providence Hospital ^ill be blefepd to or Green oorn has appeared in market this week.

The churches will afford cool rotreata to-morrow. 8t. Mary's Institute is thirty-one years old.

Where are tho prophets who told of a cold and rainy summer. Don't drink too much ioe water—nor anything else with ioe in it!

The warning red flags have disappeared from sereral localities. Blackberries will soon be in market and lots of them.

How will you celebrate? The big crowd is going to Oroendyke's Grove. A glance at the Fourth Street market this afternoon will dispel any fear of a famine.

Our beer drinkers generally prefer the home-brewed to that of foreign importation.

The Indianapolis police have selected the 10th of July as the date Qf)

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picnic at our Fair Grounds. The best method of getting rid of bedbugs is to set the bed on fire and shoot the bugs as they come out.

An artesan "well in California ipouts speckled trout. Why can't we have one of this kind Instead of the stinking coal oil.

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"Tan Mail is on sale each week at all news depots Dooley's, Craft's and Post Office Lobby.

MARRIAOK LICENSES.—The following marriage licenses have been issued by the County Clerk since our last report:

Ilobert Gastrin asd Sarah A. Adklns. 'Hldney A. Speed and Maggie B. Bel mantel.

Two new cases pf small-pox or varioloid, this week were promptly removed to the hospital, which is now completed and admirably fitted for the care of patients. ,.ir

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—At the Annual Meeting of tho (Stockholders of the Terre Haute Gas Light Company, held this day, the following named gentlemen were elected direolors and officers for the ensuing year:

Directors—Wm. Warren, D. W. Mlnshall, A. MoGretror, F. Nlppert, W. K. McKeen, Demas Doming, George Rugan. rsli"'

President—W. B. Wsrren. Troaauror—W. R. Mclveeu.

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Seoretary and Sup't, —Geo. Rugan.

Y)—BOTH express and frleght conveyances, together with the Palaoe of Music express wagon had their respective staaros last week In delivering numerous Pianos, Organs and Melodoons to various buyers in this vicinity and Illinois. The place for bargains, Klssners, Palaoe of Music.

—To do nway with any false Impressions about the disposition of the proceeds of the Fourth of July excursion to Ortwndyke's Grove, the Soldiers' Monument Association wish the public to be assured, that the gentleman who are so kindly and ably managing the aflfalr are doing It for the benefit of tho Assoolation, only, and have no porsonal intorest in it whatever, they having oflored their services as a committee for that purpose. «1

C. CRAWFORD,

june29-lt. Prest, Association.

—Mr DiSFtwrrio*.—Ail those wanting to kuow what Kiasner of the Palaoe of Muslo menus by wholesale, should oall aud take a look at tho Immense assortment of Musical Merchandise now stacked up on the 2ndfieor of his building. Prices at tbe above definition— "wholesale." —Twelve doaen new styles German AccordoonsJust received at Kissuer's Palace of Muaio. In no other music house in this city can theee goods be found. Even those who do not wish to buy—route and take a look at my gooda, then tell your friends where to look for bargins.

—CR*A*totheskimmed milk of others—the unsurpassable Cello stops in the Burdett Orgau—a fine inatrument now on exhibition at Kissner's Palace rf Music.

J. E. W. Ross, at 11 12 Second street, have a few goods left which they offer at prices which are bound to make them go. Bedsteads and Bedroom set* at less than cost. June23-lt, —Ladle* I Ladies 1 Ladle® I have just received a large stock of Ladles Underwear, KcabroUlerW. Fans, Jewelry, real and imitation Hair Goods very cheap. All kinds of SUk Trimmings filly per cent, less than cost. J. SchaubUn, 173 Main street, between 6th and 7th. Jupe23-2t, —Take your binding to Joseph Kaaberg, opposite the poetofflee, if yon want a good Job, oorofttl attention, and reasonable prices.

-S, R. Henderson Co. have the cheapest Water Coolers, and other summer goods la the city. Call andsee the novelties. l-tt —For the cheapest groceries call at Strong's, sign of the Steaming Coffee Pot, —Did you see those new coalings and suitings at Krlanger'sf If not go at once. Mako your seiectiou forUiey are going fast. —It Is* notorious fact that Erlanger A Go's, ready made clothing to the beet and cheapest in the city.

HOUSEKEEPERS! IISTOP!!

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We have a few tbe things we* wish you to consider. Your interest is st stake. A penny saved is worth two earned. You can do so by buying your goodaat •,.

UEORGE A. IIAYWARD A 00% JCO. 30, SOUTH FOURTH STRK*T^ Here ii one it en: Woven Wire ifaltreiS' es/or $18.00. Others charge 123.00. LOOK ox THIS,

AHD oar THIS. Otbeni Char*©

91.50 to 13, «5 to 14 11.00 to SO. 12^50 to 22.50

Bedsteads from Bnrraiu Irom Parlor table* from 8.73 to 7, io Waah stands front 2.00 to

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2^0 to 8^0

CJiaira per set from U0 to 10, 4J0 to 12 Queeenswsre from 15 to 20 per cent, less than others. In Boots snd Shoes we will defy any other house in town to best us. We have a good lasting Gsiter which we sell st fl.00 per pair, and as a good gaiter for |l.fi0 as you can buy at any other house in town for $1.75 or |2.00. We also have a large stock of Linens,and Trimmings which we will sell at less than they can be bought by jobbers in New York, Come snd see and satisfy yourselves, at the Headquarters for Furniture ttc.,

NO 80, SOUTH FOURTH STRKBT. AUCTION Sales of Second-Hand Furniture every Saturday at 2 P. m. Will also attend sales for parties in any part of the city or surrounding towns on reasonable terms.

GEO. A. IIAYWARD A CO.

—SSrsl class indemnity is what all tbe careful business men want and when seeking for it j'ou will find that the Springfield, of Springfield Massachusetts is tbe very company to insure in. Their sgency has been in operation in this city for nearly twenty years and paid quite a number of losses to our citizens whose property has beJn destroyed by fire. The editor of this paper insures this property in the Springfield, for tbe best of reasons, he knows it is one of the best companies of the country. Hsger A McKeen are its representatives. lt.

i^lMary had a little oorn, Upon her little toe, •'^And every where that Mary went

That corn was sure to go. ?,

—A CARD.—The death of my father, Mr. C. Lee, whioh occurred on Saturday, the 15th inst., had led some to suppose that th& business of C. Lee & Son, corner of Sixth and Ohio streets, would be closed. Such is not the case. With the assistsnoe of my brother, O. B. Lee, who has had much experience in our line of trade, I propose to continue the Fruit and Vegetable business at the old stand. I will pay all debts and sssunrte all contracts of the firm of C. Lee A Son, and the firm name will be continned. Tendering sincere thanks to many patrons and frlendB, I respecttally solicit a continuance of their patronage, assuring them of prompt and fairdoaling. ALKRICD LRK.

Terro-Haute, June 22, 1S72,

—100 Dollars will buy a genuine Cremona Violin, over one hundred years old, at

R. GAOO'S AnT EMPORIUM.

June22 4t. No. 91 Main street.

—No dull times at A. Herz A Co's. —Hoopskirts ready made or made to order at A. Herx A Co. —Bustles at A. Here A Co's. —Corsets, Corsets, Corsets at A. Herr.

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—Erlanger A Co's "Model Shirt" in all qualities and styles ready made or( made to order. —"Protector" Fruit Jar.—This Glass, Self Sealing Fruit Jar, is by far the best in the market. It can

closed snd

opened many times more rapidly than any other. Cannot rust, has been tried effectually, and is warranted perfectly reliable. Fbr sale by J. Ceok A Son. —Parasols at cost at A. Her* A Co's. —The only complete lines of Boys' and Children's clothing at E.ianger's. —Wine and cider vinegar at Strong's. —Fans at cost at A. Here A Co's.

Real Hair goods at half price at the Opera House Baaaar.

—Erlanger A Co. deal fairly with all and treat all alike.

—Physicians and druggists are earnestly solicited to oall and examine the fine line of Pharmaceutical Preparations, Elixirs, Wines, Syrups, Ac., being manufactured st tbe laboratory of Buntin A Armstrong, Pharmaceutical Chemists, No. 1» Main atreet. Tbey employ none but the best ulentaad use nothing but pure chemicals.

—A gentleman who has bad some experience in fine merchant tailoring says that he gets his work made in just as good style and at as reasonable prices st Bannister's, 79 Main street, as it can be done In New York City. Oall and see bow It ts yourself. l-5t —Still they come. Bannister has just reeeired another Invoice of those fine piece goods for business and dress salts. And If you want something nice snd tasty got tip In the best style give mm a oall at No. 79 lfaln street. 1-54

—Soger's retailed at wholesale prices by Strong.

TO THE PUBLIC.

Office of R. L* Ball, Wholesale Dealer in Shames Tin-Plate, Ctopper, Sheet /row, 7Y»- Ware, So. 128 Main Street.

Tmnnm HAUTS, IWD., June 14,1872. The Terre Haute Stove Foundry will soon be in blast, snd in order to raise the wind and mske it a success, I shsll from this date offer and sell all my present, large and well selected stock of Wood and Coal Cooking Stoves at greatly reduced prioas. Anybody wishing to encourages home enterprise, ean save from 3 to 5 dollars on every stove purchased. This is no humbug but simply plan sdopted to more readily raise the wind and enable us to blow In on a more firm basis snd pay as we go. All those knowing themselves indebted either by note or book accounts will please call and settle the same as we need every dollsr due us.

Respectfuly, R. L. BALL.

—T. H. Riddle reoeived sn elegant lot of sllverwsre yesterday, among which were some of the riobest goods ever brought to the city, consisting in psrt of Ice Pitchers, Cake Baakets, Card Receivers, Bell Castors, Pickle Dishes, Celery Stands, Vases Ac. A few beautiful pieoes in his glass case at the door of his establishment attracts muchjattention, and aro pronounced by all tbe most beautiful goods^of the kind ever seen in the city. 7.., p*

—If Horace Greeley is the nominee of tbe Baltimore Convention,tbe coming presidential campaign promises to be a lively oue. And the result will be told next November, when the votes are counted. But you need npt wait until that time to satisfy yourself that the place to get a first-class dress or business suit made to order in the latest style is Bannister's, No. 79 Main street. Call and see the new goods just opened.

—Something New.—With a Polishing Iron for sale at 3. R. Henderson A Co's, a gloss may be put on a shirt bosom fully equal to tbe best polish found on tbe new shirts when bought. The merit is entirely in the iron, no preparation other than the ordinary starch being required. l-4t —WANTED.—A few more reliable men to sell the Hows SEWIJIO MACHINE in this and adjoining counties. The only machine without a fault. Call on, or address Sidney Speed, Manager. Office on Ohio street, between 5th and 6th.

sUntil she chanced one day to pass Our enterprising store, And buying there a nice new pair ... She has that corn no more. OnM A FBEMOHT sell abetter fitting and more stylish pair of Boots or Shoes

Cheaper than them other fellers." lift Main street, bet. 4th and 5th. SIOW OFTHS GOLD LAST., 22-4

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—Summer excursionists are making lively work for Dlckhout, tbe trunk man. He has a fine stock on hand, and is prepared to make to order any style or repair any damaged trunks.

—Underwear in all sizes and qualities at Erlanger's. —Neck Ties, Bows and Scarfs. New styles, at Erlancer's.

—Strong has choice fresh teas and sells low. —Strong roasts Rio Lagungra and Java Coffees every day, and will grind the sams to order, without charge.

James M. Diihon, and no other.. Go forth in haste, "With bills and paste

Proclaim to all creation. That men are wise, Who ndvertlse, ../

In the present generation. Office—Oatette building. June22-tf.

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To the Ladles.—MRS. A. L. WILSON, M. D., offers her services to the women and children of this city. A thorough medical education and an experience of fourteen years entitles Mrs Wilson to speak confidently of her ability to treat diseases in all its forms, yet the faet that it is in those affections ordinarily termed "Female Diseases" that twminn more particularly requires woman's aid, has led her to devote especial attention to tlmt class of coses. Office and Residence, 45 South .^ev^lith street, between Walnut and Poplar. Junel5-tf.

Ilrlffsrn and Mllllvan.—Jos. H. Briggs & J. A. Mllllgan have formed a partnership, and would respectfully coll attention to the fact that at the old stand, northwest corner of Fourth and Cherry streets, they are selling the best and freshest groceries at the lowest prices and would be pleased to have all call and see for themselves. With a desire to please, and by fatr dealing and low prices, they hope to receive a share of patronage. Mr. Mllllgan, so long In the Dairy business, would like to meet his old friends at hIs new stand. A stock of feed constantly on hand. Junel5tf.

Mrs. W. E. Wyelh, would respectfully inform the citizens of Terre-IIaute and vicinity, that she has opened a Millinery and Dressmaking rooms at 153 Main street, upstairs—entrance first door east of Riddle's, where she lmpes to merit a share of tbe public patronage. She also has the agency for the'Tailor's System or Parisian Dressmaker's Formula which is approved and recommended by all first-class drew m*"ker* that have tested it. Mrs. D. A. Jackson, of Chicago, say*, I find it entirely satisfactory, and think it more perfect than any other system. Mrs. H. M. Johnson, ol Cleveland, Ohio, says: I have done dressmaking for twenty years and never found a rale so perfect. Other testimony ean be given nprf-iha.

If yon want a nice mantle or grate, examine Moore Hagerty's stock before purchasing, 181 Main street. ee-tf.

It la CssecM fcjr Svcrjr Owe that Moors A Hagerty are tbe bast Tin and Slate Roofer* In tbe city. ee-tf.

Are yes In want of a Na 1 Cooking Hange, any sise, call on Moore A Hagerty UJ1 Main street, and tbey will salt you.

A. 1*. ntmMs to now in New York for tbe third Ume this Spring, sending home all the novelties of the season. Ladles wlsblt the latest out for summer wear, in bats and bonnets ftboaki give us a call during the cotnlng week. 8. L. Smcs, 149 Main.

If yon want a aloe mantle or grate, examine Moore Hargerty's stock before purchasing,

Main street.

Sale of Dry Goods!!

Summer Dress Goods, 20c, worth 35c. Black Iron Grenadines, 65c, worth 80c. Satin Strips Black do., 91,25, »1,75.

White Ground do., 91,00,

worth 91,80.

Lsdiee* Salts in all colors, 94,00, worth •6,00. Lsdles* Salts, in all oolors, 95,00, worth 96,50. Lsdies' Suits, White Victoria Lawn, 96,00, worth 96,50.

ON A GRAND SCALE

Batiste and Sea Side 8uitings( novelties.) Victoria Lawns, 25c, worth 50c.

35c, 45c.

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40c, 50c.

Mnrlpsew atrlpea, the Gnat K«veltjr. Ladles' Cotton Hosiery, 10, 20, 23, 35 and 50c. .* -w Gent's Half-Hose.Engllsh,25c, worth 40c .«

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5oCf .4 75c

PRICES WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL.,

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1114,1** 'I Lsdies' Parasols, Teurist Stick, $2,25, worth $3,00. Ladies' Parasols, Tourist Stick, 92,75, worth 93,50. Ladies' Parasols, Tourist Stick, $3,50, worth 95,00. Pf Three Hundred other Sty lea hat as

Cheap

Bleached Table Linens, 75c, worth 83c Turkey Red Tablings and Doyles to match. White Marseilles Spreads, $3,50, worth •4,00. IS White Marseille# Spreads, $4,00, worth |6,00. White Marseilles Spreads^ $5,00, worth 5 Summer Cassimeres, 91,00, 11,15, (1,25,

Ac., etc.

White Linen Pant Buck, $1,25, worth •1,50. Check Linens for boys' wear.

BUCKEYE CASH STORE,

V.* C" W. S. BTCE t'O.

QARPETS!

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rissi,—Xear McKeen A Mlnshall** Bank, 73 Mala street, that candies, nets, oranges, lemons and apples, are constantly kept on hand, and sell them cheap. Also tbe finsst elgars and tobaccos In tbe city, at

SS-tf R.LBUCKX, Ptr (Vapcistern

and terse jxunpsgoto

Moore Hagerty. No. 181 Main St. ee-tf.

Vm* petting up guttpt ana spouting, «tn and sheet-iron, jobbing, good sad cheap, Moore Haggerty can sot be equaled, 18 Main street. ee-tf.

CABPETS!

The great success of the Carpet trade of BROKAW BROS., is that they sell their Carpets cheaper than can be found In any other house in Terre-Haute, and they also sell their goods according to advertisement /t

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SEE THE FOLLOWING LIST OF PRICIVS:

Very Good Carpets at 3Se Belter vradea

MATTINGS!-

Special attention Is called to a large Invoico of heavy Cocba and Cane Mattings for Hotels, Churches, Lodges, Saloons, etc., and white and check Chinese Mattings for Dwellings all of very superior makes. ,*

Wall Paper!

Kow is the tlme for papering walls, the westher is dry, and everything highly favorable for renovating the walls of stores, saloons and dwellings.

Those desiring the services of firstclass Paper Hanger, should call st Broksw Bros., where they can procure the services of Mr. C. II. Traquaire, the

Star Paper Hanger of the City.

And where they will also finds Urge and well selected stock of Wall Papers of every make snd design at popular prices. Remember tbe place,

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Ladies' Black Lace Sacques.

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Lama Points. **'».

White

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Allen Pence, Druggist, Frank A Rothschild,

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Scotch Brasaela, the most popular brand In the market, we atlll sell at 50* fine Ingrain Carpets »Oe And the Beat all Wool Carpets In the City 81.00 .V

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BROKAW BROS..

Boston la Carpets, Oil Cloths, Wall fr*aper, Matting, Window Shades, LookingQlsssw, Table linens, snd all kinds of BOOM Fcrnishing Goods, 100 Main St.

JHT Agents for a very sapertor quality of vttf* and cotortd Oarpet CSterin. juneSS-Im

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THE SEVENTH ANNUAL FAIR

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TO COMMENCE OXf*

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, AND CONTINUE FIVC DAYS.

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AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.

McKeen Paddock, Miiloro—Be#t 10 acro^ Alabama wheat, tSO beat 10 acres white wheat, 9io best ten aeros red Mediterranean wheat, 9S3. I Clotfelter— Beft bushel belli-flower apples. 1 pair shoes, f6.

8 Freeman—Largest sunflower, siiTer pis ted castor, #10. Sjrkes, Hatter—Best six varieties apples, best silk hat in store, ?7. Theodore Hulman—Best five acres buckwheat, within two miles of Providence Hosoitnl. |10: l«»st twre Alsike ciorer, svjju,

Blake—Best cultivated apple oroitard,

S Scott—Deaier in boots ana shoes, 08 Main street, best plowing done by a boy under IS years of »RO, one pair fine cnlf boots, 90, or |R in greenbacks. 8t Main street—Best five acres wheat, one pair black doeskin pants, $10.

mU.i<p></p>Jos n^vlulu.<p></p>Rothschildt «i ii it uk**) viic |nii t/mi*l\ uuri*fell

A Foote, Seedsman, G6 Main street—Best half bushel peerless potatoes, J5. O Uartlett A Co, Booksellers and Stationers, 101 Main street—B apples, family bible, 910.

Dooley, ({era House Book Store—Best collection of apples, chromo, ?10, -aJ"

Bogy, Magnolia Saloon—Best bushel potatoes, 95.* Rynn, corner Second and Main—Best half bushel sweet potatoes, riding bridle, f5. Meyer, cor Fifth and Cherry—Best half bushel fall barley, horseshoeing, '1 White Melvin, cor Fourth aud Cherry streets—Best variety white cling peaohest groceries, 8»\

Heinlg Bros—Best half bushel white wheat, one laurel favorite butter crackers, $8. Grover* Hess, south Fourth street—Best collection winter apples, pruning shears, SO best half ton timothy hay, one revolvinahay rake, |8.

Marble and tfranite Works, and15 W Palmer* Co, nenr cor Third and Main—Best half bushel tomatoes raised by other than a professional gardener, one term eottn flower vase, 910. Briggs A Mlliigan, cor Fourth and Cherry—Best half bushel red peach blow potatoes, groceries,

Isnac Ball, cor Third and Cherry streets—Best six varieties winter apples, $H. James Lyons, Hardware, l.TOMnin street—Best 5 acres corn, cross cut and hand saw. $10. Hoffhian, Grocer, 221 Main street—Best half bushel potatoes, $5.

W Rippetoe, general dealer in Groceries, Fruits, Ac—163 Main street—Best collection of peaches, 9&. Smyser Jt Milton, Grain Dealers—Best five bushels Mediterranean wheat, just as ft comes from machine, 920 best five bushels amber or Alabama wheat, as it oomes from machine

A Power A Co, genernl agents Fish Bros Wagons—Best live acres corn, 910. Hulman A Cox, Wh pitchcr, fM,

Hulman A Cox, wholesale Grocers, oor Main und Fifth streets—Best collection of corn,

Phcenix Foundry nnd Machine Works, cor Ninth nnd Eagle streets—Best. Iwrrel flour, 910 Fonts, Hunter A Thompson, Liverv Stable Com puny—Best lond of hay, first premium, 910 nd premium, 93 best load straw, first premium, 97 second premium, S3.

MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT.

ilip Newhart, Plow Manufacturer, First street, between Main and Ohio—For best plowing done ny boy under 1(1 years old, a fine finished plow with rolling cutter. Plowing to lo done with a Newhart plow, 925.

Fred A Ross, Siuidlery Hardware—Best set short tug harness with breeching, 6 d»* Prairie City breeching, 9 Greiner A Co, cor Third and Ohio streets—Best piece of mechanical work by boy 18 years or under, 9ft.

Worthen A Valette, manufacturers Little Giant Plow—Bost suiky breaking plow, 910, Keves A Mancourt, cor Fi/st and Poplar streets—Best express wagon, all tho woodwork to bo manufactured in the county, one set pntcnt wheels, 925. 1 A Parker, Eagle Foundry—Lightest draft breaking plow, 910.

LIVESTOCK.

Yates, Hatter, Main street—Best six-king colt. Hat, 97 00. N Andrews, Boots and Shoes,—Best suoking oiiif, Boots and Shoes, 93 00.

E Ohm, Boots and Shoes, 110 Main street,—Best stud colt not ovor 4 years old last Spring, 1 pair boot*. 10. Ludowici, Boots nnd Shoes,—Best Leicester buck, SO.

St. John. Saddle and Harness—Best yearling horso colt, riding bridle, 93 00.

Kuppenheimer Bros, 118 Main street,—Best piiir heavy draft working mules, 910 00.* Bement—Best milch eow. 10 00.

RJcffers—Best carriage horse, 9W 00. Krlanger A Co—Merchant Tadors—Best pair dr.mght horsftit, 1 coH0 00. .j Farley A lloach, Harness makers—Best brood inarc, 1 pair heavy drnfl collars, 93 00.1 Engles A Tutt, Boots and Shoes—Best pair matched fillies in harness, 4 vears old,! pair calf boots, 910 00.

MUlerACox, Clothing—Best pair horses for general purposes, flue cassimcre pants and vest. 910 oo. Rupp, Butcher. 175 Main street—Best 0 southdown sheep, 910.

Fred Cook, Butcher—North 4th street—Best lat hog, 98. Shryer Bros, Hardware, Main street—Best bull of any nge, Barnes' hay rake, 910 00. Henry Robinson—Best gelding 4 years old and ovsr, $10 oo. LGoodman, Clothing, Rlaln street—Team of best draught horses, 1 pair black pa

Smock, Farmer, Fort Harrison—Best sucking colt. 910 So, best 2 years old cult,'913 00

either Idler or Lexington stock. John Brake—1st for heavier hen than his. actual weight, 94 00 2d, for heavier hen than his, actual weight 92 oo 3d, for heavier hen than his, actual weight, 91 00 for smaller heu than his, actual weight, 1st, 92 00 for smaller hen than his, nrtinil weight, 2d, 91 00.

JakeSteinmehlJWashington Saloon—Best suoking mare colt, 9'» oo. Davis, Early House—Best stud colt, 93 00. Geo Carico, Dexter Saloon—Best yearling horse colt, $3 oo. lronsmith A Riser, Blacksmiths, south Third street—Best pair matchcd maros, horsoshoeing, 0».

Enos Mtrouse.72 Main street—Best yearling colt, pair pants, 97 oo. Max Joseph, corner Second nnd Main si reet—Best flock sheep, bed cover, 90 00. F" tro7er A Hess, South Fourth street—Best pair draught horses, 9l» oo. Vosey A Cusick. south Third street, Prairie City Livery Stable—Best suckiug colt for general purposes, 915 00.

Scott, Oren A Co, Terre Haute Coach Works, Cherry street betwteen Third and Fourth— For fastest trotttlng horse or mare, kept for hire by any livery establishment in tho city, silver cup, 915 oo.

O W (Hiparks—Best'Goldfindersucking colt exhibited at tho Fair,923 00. II Kanel—Bestcow 6 years old, bridle, |4 30. Dan Miller, dealer in Groceries, north Fourth street—Best sucking heifer calf, 95 00. Scott, Graff A Co., Carriage Factory, west side public Square. For Cutest livery horso to top buggy, 910 oo.

pants, 93 00. Dennis nurst—Best pulling horse, 910.

corner Secoid and Ohio street*—Best sucking horae colt,

Clothing, corner Fourth and Main street*—Best hoise colt, 1 pair

MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT.

Turner A Shillito, Grocers, cor 8eventh and Main—Best 5 pounds butter, 910. 3 Stone A Chamlers, Grocers—Best hand made shirt,

95.

Cory A Co, Hardware—Best 5 pounds butter, one set ivory handle knives and silver plated forks, 91". Brokaw Bros, ITouse Furnishing Goods—Best 95 yards home made rag carpet, 10 pounds best carpet chain, 95. 8 Henderson A Co, Stoves and Tinware—Beat singing bird, cage

Smith A Wheeler, Stoves and Tinware—Best home made cheese, not less than 10 pounds, one clothes wringer,

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Warren, HoliergACo, Dry Goods, cor Fourth and Main streets—Beer patchwork quilt made during yetfr 1872, not silk, one double paisely shawl, 950. HB Richardson A Co, China, Ac, 78 Main street—Best speciaifrf Jelly cake, one English tea set iron stone china.

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Dan Reibold, Boots and Shoes—Best loaf yeast bread, one Eberle A Bindiev, Druggists, cor Third and Main street half desen Rummel islangislang pnrfume,

96.

W Bannister, Clothing—Best light wheat bread, yea^f rising, fine cloth vest 98. Jas Tiliotson, Watches and Jewelry—Best specimen comb honey, silver piated butter dish, 910.

Donnelly, Druggist, cor Fifth and Main strsets—Best assortment of jelly, toilet set and box toilet soap. 95. A Austin A Co, Hardware, sign of gold anvilabd gold wheel—For Miss under 13 years, making best shirt, 1 set Rogers plated table »poM0. 1 set tea

Buntin A Armstrong, Druggists—Handsotuerf boquet ms preparations of their own manufacture. 98. O'Boyle— Best pair stitchcd calf boost, Frenchoalf or kip skin, |4.

Straus—Best Graham firead, indies'/fist, 95. Tuell, Rir.lejr

sponge, one pair ladies' kid boots, 9V Bsll, Store

r«e«der—Best

Cook A Davis, Druggiafe, Ohio street—Best jar strain#d honey, extracts of Lemon and Vanilla, 96 00. Wilson Nay lor. Grocer, corner 4th and Ohio—Beet 5 pounds batter, 95 CO.

Foster Bros, New fork City Store—Finest collection "f specimens of work done upon a sewing machine ky «iy lady not connected with any sewing machine office, triple piated silverfee pitcher,

Wildy A PothjkCarriage manufiscturers, corner Seeond and Walnut—Beat 3 pounds butter. 95 On beat boshiri corn, «. Jones A Jones, jobbers aad retail dealers in brat machinery—Wheelbarrow race, blindfold, £g««, sack race, fio 0O,»Iowmale race, »20 00.

Harbert A Oiibert, Bosts aad Whoes Best fruitcake, 1 OverlKMa, Balding A Co^ Dry Gooda, Notions AC. oader 14, shawl, 16 w.

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W Aage. Confectioner aad Baker, 1» Main atreet Best ft pot *»,belt half bnshel f«ll spples 93 00, best half peck peaches, 92 00.

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13 third best, cage. 92Wm Statz, Watchmaker and Jeweler—Best free hand drawing by boy under 18,spy-glass, 95. August Hoberg A Co, 85 Main street—Best pair home made woolen stockings, ono pair French china vases, 94.

Smith, Stoves and Tinware—Best silver cake, Fairbanks' scales, 97. A Hers A Co, Opera House Baaaar—Best silk embroidered work, one extra fine corset and hoop skirt, 910. rt Potter—Best twin full donghnnts, 93 second best, 92.

Gnlick A Berry, Druggists, cor Fourth and Main streets—Best home made old style gingerbread, one quart bottle opera cologne, and one lndiepensable, f7. J. Cook A %n, Hardware—Beat light rolls, one net silver plated forks atuf ono set ivory handle knives, 912.

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shoes, 94. worsted emDroiaery, one-t

set tea spoons and 1 set plated forks, 912. ade by an amateur, atand of toilet

Deming, Dry Gooda, ?6r Fifth and Main streets—Beat hand made calico

dress, one silk dre*s pattern, 925. O'Boyle Bros. Boots and Shoes, J32 Main street—Beat two kinds of cake, marble and

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S Scott, Dealer in Boots aad gnoes, Main street—Beet salt rising bread, 1 pair ladles'

fine beeled boots, 96 00 or 95 00 ig greenbacks. J* Bledsoe, Grover A Heist*'» office Main street—Best lady equestrienne, 910 00. W Ilsggerty, Soap snff Candle manufacturer—Best 5 pounds butter, 1 box pressed candles, 9s •*».

liters, |4 00.

Hner—Bert patchworkqnilt,IS 00, W Scodder, Cotulsctiooer, let Main street9—Beat knitting by a Miss not over 10, writing (K, Moore A Haggerty, Dealers in maotlea, tin aad slate roofing, 181 Main atreet—Beat hand made shirt, wash U«ler,fS00.

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W Psige A Oo., Xuaie Dealera.eomrjMxth aad Mate streets,—Beet lady equestrienne, 1 guitar, 930 00.

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—Best tiding by a boy under IS, tto to. Dlcnont, Tmak Manufacturer—For largest aad best stock of C'gara and tobacco, tive lesf, made in tbe county, gent's trsveiing bag, It 00 beet pUUt hand made lUrt, IIM liHi mda by a lady of this county, ladies' traveUng ratcbat, f7 09.

Mala street—Beet writing by a girl

unds grapes of any rariely,