Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 4, Number 6, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 9 August 1873 — Page 5

THE Gypsies, now encamped across the river, are doing lively fortunetelling business.

makes the saloon-keepers, who dose up on Sunday, road to see the druggists supplying their regular customers.

TUB Sullivan Circuit Court, to which the Dr. Stone case has been transferred, does not convene until the 27th of October.

WARRKW'S circus will be here on the 25th. The agent is in the city and will commence spreading printer's ink next week. _____

THE Fourth street market Is not the big thing it wns in years gone by, when everybody went to market at dawn's early light.

TITB Ursnd Jury will adjourn to-day, after returning quite a bntch of Indictments, upon which the Criminal Court will work next week.

THE growth of Terra Haute Is more rapid, qniet, unostentatious and permanent than any city of like size within two hundred miles.

TIIK building for Barnard's extensive wagonfactory, three steries high, has risen, as by magic, on the corner of Sixth street and the Vandalla road.

TIIK Journal understands that Yoorhoes A Carlton have been employed to prosecute certain claims against the Cincinnati A Terre-Haute Railroad Company. _____

NEW

Mrsic.—W. Paige A Co. have

just got in a lot of new music, several pieces of which we find on our table, including Magglo Diirllng,a companion to Mollie Darling.

Mns.

NANCY WHARIIV,

TIIK peaches which have thus lar come to this market havo a sickly look. Tho purchase of a peck mukep poek-ot-book look sick, ami theeutingof a half a dozen will make tho purchaser sick.

DR. LONO'H

now business block on

tho southwest corner of Fourth and Ohio streets is rnpldly approaching completion, and is a handsome improvement to that locality. 1. C. (Jrolncr it Co. will put their "lloosior Storo" in tho corner room about tho 11 rat of Hoptombor.

MAHHIAOB LICKN.IBH.—Tho

following

marriago licenses havo been Issued by tho County Clerk since our last report: Win. .1. fox to Mary E. Davidson.

Frank I.. ThlrklHrt to l*rn Lowmtlinl. Uro. W. llcrrlngton to France* Hoult*. Mark Schwartz to Mary C, llouUiims, years.)

TIIK ropairs atul improvements on tho Baptist Church having boon completed, it will bo openod to the public to-morrrow morning. Tho congregation worshiping tliore havo now a very handsom*, coxy and comfortable room. C. R. Henderson, the pastor, has returned from tho liiken, and in the morning will speak of "Inspiration of Christian Fellowship." Kvenlug's address, "Crowning of the Faithful."

TIIKCIIOI.KRA.—Miss Susan M. Dollar, residing «n Thirteenth street,north of tho Vandalla railroad, was takon suddenly 111 at five o'clock Thursday ovonlng, and died at one o'clock yosday. Tim doctors pronounce it a clear case of cholera, and It Is now said that John lie is, who died so suddenly in tho same neighborhood, two weeks ago, had the samodread disease. Whether those bo real cholera cases or uot it bohooves all cltlxons to exercise Brest care In diet and cleanliness of person and premises.

Oun correspondence this week will be found interesting. S. S. Allen, of the "lluckeye," writes from Sparta, Wisconsin, where he Is receiving great benefit from the mineral waters. Faymaster Will Prtston, of tho Navy, son of the late Nathaniel 1'ronton, writes from tho lower coast of South America, where tho peoplejust now are passing through the rigors of a cold winter. An extract is given from a letter written by our former townsman, Tom C. Halloy, who hss "struck it rich" in Montana mineral lands.

INTKRMKNTS.—'The

following is a list

of interments In thecemetery since our last report: July 81—Mr*. Mary A. Ullmore, sgo 88 rear* eonan motion.

Augu»t 1-Iurautof H. Tate, *g* 2 years cholera morbus. August 1—infant of William Rankin,age 3 month*: Mimm« complaint.

August i—Inflsnt of O. O. Morrill sull-4-Infcut of Rodera Martin still-

lAu|mst 4~Inf*nt of H. C. Miller. age $ month* and 9 days miiiintr complaint. Augwit 4—1 nfant of Mn. Elisabeth \m»den aaeSwwks Imperfect circulation.

Augutt S-Iufknt of J. W. He?s and 2 month* In flam ma lion August ft—InlUnl of It- J. month and 34 Uajne congeeUon of the brain.

THK Ancient Order of United Woikmen, only recently introduce! into this part of the country, Is growing to an Astonishing degree, and from what we can learn of the beneficial objects of the organisation is deterring of this great prosperity. On Tueeday last a State, or Grand Lodge, was organised in this city, and the following officers elected:

P. O. M- W.-Wm. Murtlndale, IndianW.—D. C, Southard. Term-Haul*.

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—®. Albany.

ti'o.Ul W. Hamilton, TV»rT*-Haote, O «Ij X»*onnlfl*M.I%rr*.Haute, U. Itl-H. Walker. T»rr»-Hau»e.

IT —Ben}. Davis, Indlanapolt*. U." w.-J^hu MactS, Terr*-Haute. And the following are the trustees: 8.8. Roasman, Tjrn^Haute. H. J. Needham, N*w Albany. A. H. Link, Torre-Hauls.

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OUR WHOLESALE HOUSES. In making op the Inside pagee, the eard of W. H. Scudder was accidentally omitted from its place in the column ef wholesale dealers. It will be found on this page, and we take occasion to remark that Mr. Scndder is making extensive arrangements for a large wholesale trade, this fall, in candies, oonfeotionery, nuts, etc. The same may also be ssld of the other dealers whose cards appear on the third page. These cards are massed in a body snd tho country dealer can see st a glance that his every want can be supplied in TerreIIaute, and from establishments that will compare favorably with those of any western city. Hulman & Cox will furnish groceries, liquors, etc. Tuell Ripley A Doming, dry goods U. R. Jetiers A Co., snd Wittig A Co., notions and goods in that line N. Ivatzenbach & Co., cigars and tobacco Crawford, O'Boyle A Co., boots and shoes L. A. Burnett, lesther T. H. Riddle and S. L. Strsus, millinery aud fancy goods. All these bouses are preparing for a largo trade, aud as bofore remarked, they cover about all the wants of the country dealer.

THK Opera House is booked for the parties aud dates below uamed: Aug. 31—Cal. Wagner's Minstrels.

Sep. 10—Duprez A Benedict. Oct. 6, 7, 8—Bldwell A McDonough's Black Crook.

Oct. 23—Theo. Thomas' Orchestra. Nov. 10—Lingard. Nov. 12, 13—Janauscheck. Nov. 17—McVicker, of Chicago. Nov. 20, 21, 22—Wallace Sisters. Nov. 28, 29—Calwell A Bishop. Dec. 24—-Harry Robinson's Minstrels. Lawrence Barrett and other stars will bo here tho latter part of tho soa-

wife of Rob

ert Wharry, one of tho pioneer women of Torre-Haute, and a most ostiinable lady, died in this city, on Thursday, of Krysipelas. She was seventy 3'ears of ago-

you get through the present month without sickness, you may consider yourself fortunate. It is the most trying upon the health of any month in the year. On account of the heavy rains and rank vegetation, it will be unusually so this je.ir. Tako espec'al earo in regard to diet and exposure, and guard against malarial diseases.

THE Manufacturer's Association is already making a show of business and of tho great good it may do our city. President R. S. Cox Is in receipt of many letters of Inquiry from capitalists, mechanics and manufacturers seeking a location. Terro Haute promises to grow tho coming year at a rate unparallellcd in the past.

—The following is from Howell's Newspaper Reporter, and speaks well for fino printing in ourcity. They say of samples sent them (Jazetto Job Rooms, Terre-Haute, Ind. Numerous specimens In black and colors, cvincing unusual taste, skill and care in every department of the business."

—The haudsomost building in rebuilt Chicago was tho Singer Sewing Machine Company block, recently so seriously damaged by fire. It cost in its :onstruction two human lives and au enormous amount of money. The loss by the fire will not affect the salo of machines in this city, which are going off with astonishing rapidity, causing untold happiness and comfort in many pleasant homes.

—Morgau it Ross, successors to J. A. Morgan, are now actively engaged in tho coal trade, having reduced their figuroR for the present month so that consumers can get the best quality of Currysville, Pittsburg, Brazil, Otter Creek and Highland Coal, In quantities to suit, at the very lowest rates. This enterprising firm deals In all kinds of coal—"you pays your money and you takes your choice," at the corner of Sixth and Ohio streets. Remember that the prlcoof coal will certainly advnneo next month.

FRUIT CONTRACT, [Tho Express.)

We were informed yesterday by one of the parties concerned, Mr. Tailor Kite, of Tennessee, that our new and ouorgotic firm, C. T. Cllpplngor A Co., had closed a fruit contract with him for throe hundred bushels of damsons, the same quantity each of peaches and quinces, and one thousand barrels of apples, tho first shipment of plums to arrive next week. This is worth knowing to the whole country where fruits are scarce.

—LADIES—MRS. L. M. THOMAS has taken the agency for Smith's Bazaar patterns. A cloth model goes with each pattern and the latest style is guaranteed in every instance. Call and examine Catalogue before you make up your fWll clothing. Children's patterns a specialty. Stamping and embroidery to order. Mrs. I* M. Thomas, south Fourth street, second door from Ohio.

HOMEMADE PRESERVES. One of the moat economical ladies of onr city, declared to as to-day, that Clippinger «fc Co. were selling all grade* of sugar at such very reasonable prices that any family might, this fell, supply themselves with a foil assortment of the choice and delicious fruits, always found at that store and make preserves at coet very little exceeding that of former years—and we are going for some of that cheap fruit and sugar sure.

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Don't pay thirty cents for Butter when yon can get a good, fresh article for TVtoty MHO, at L. Rosenberg's, one door west of the Kauffman block, on Main street, near Seventh. E

—For reel fine English snd French writing papers, go to Denlo Bros., Booksellers and 8tatlooer», three doors east of Sixth on Main street—Seuth side,

NEW COAL FIRM.

Messrs. Jsckson & Robinson have formed a co-partnership for the purpose of carrying on the coal business, and open the coal season by offering Brazil (block) coal at 12'^ oents.

Office, junction Main street and E.& C. Railroad. Consumers should lay in their coal supply immediately, as the prices will oertalnly advance the ooming month.

ROLLING*CUTTERS.

Cast Steel Patent Hub Rolling Cutter, the best in the market, at Philip Newhart's Plow Works, First street, near Main, Terre Haute, Ind. a9 2t.

NOCHOLERAI-Ifyou will try the finest Mackerel ever caught, at C. T. CLIRRINOEH A Co's.

CORSETS AT THE BEE HI VK. The steady increase in the corset business is the best guarantee that the goods and prices are satisfactory. Come and see 1

ROLLING CUTTERS-At P. NeWhari's Plow Works.

WARRANTED HAMS !—At only 15 cents per pound, at C. T. CLIPPINGER A Co's.

OX YD IZED

FAN CHAINS. BELT BUCKLES. BUTTONS, ETC. RUSSIA LEATHER PURSES. BELTS. FANS.

ROLLING CUTTERS-At P. Newhart's Plow Works.

—What's the use of a market house anyhow, so long as such enterprise Is manifested by Peter P. Mischlor, of the "Star Meat Market," on Main street, west of Seventh, in furnishing our people with the choicest, the fattest, the best fresh meats that ean be bad in all the country roundabout? Meats can be had, fresh and nice at all hours of tho day, and on Sunday morning, for the accommodation of his patrons, the Star Meat Market is kept open until 0 o'clock.

CHEAP COAL.

Now Is the time to lay In your coal. We don't moan to lay In your coal house ff nights, but to put in your supply of fuel for winter use. Barrick A Son, the enterprising dealers, propose durlug the months of July and August to fill alt orders of Brazil Block Coal at 12K cents. Remember that last winter you had to pay 16 cents, and it will be as high if uot higher next fall and winter. ______

ROLLING CUTTERS-At P. New hart's Plow Works.

—Q say yes Q—The Bishop Wagon at Jones A Jones. A SEWING MACHINE AT A BAR

GAIN.

A new Wheeler A Wilson Sewing Machine—the style sold at 590, will be sold fer 00, on monthly payments, If application Is made at this office immediately. The machine has never been threaded, and is warranted In perfect running order.

-Q sa)r yeel Q-Tbe Bishop ,Wagon at Jones A Jones.

—We will open next week a job lot of Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs, at half their value. A. HERX A Co.

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—New Headbands, New Fans and Parasol-chains, New Veil*, New Ruchings, New Underwear, cheap, at

TEKKE-UAUTE SATURDAY EVENING MAIL. AUGUST 9. 1873.

BEE HIVE.

ITEMS.

The handsomest trimmings for suits and ladies' wear, as Embroidery,Laces, Ruches, Ties, etc., are sold at the Cent Store, 4th St., bet. Main and Ohio.

ROLLING CUTTERS—At P. Newhart's Plow Works.

PEACHES!

Red, Ripe and Delicious?— Always to bo found at C. T. CLIPPINGER A Co's.

IMPORTANT.

Something new every day in the way of Furnishing Goods, for either ladies or gentlemen, at Cent Store, as already known the cheapest variety store In tho city, on 4th street, near Main.

—'-There's nothing in life worth living for," said a sad, dejected woman as she stitched with her needle. "Oh, yes theie is," said her happy visitor. "It is for tho possession of a Singer Sewing Machine, by which tho sewing for a large family is made a work of absolute pleasure."

—Moore tho Hatter, 405 Main street, has still a few nice styles in summer goods left which he is determined to close out In tho next thirty days regardless of price. He is also receiving some nice styles for the fall season, among which is the Broadway silk hat and many others too numerous to mention. Call and examine his stock ho will give you first-class goods at tho very lowest figures.

A. Hssx&Oo's.

M3o to Moore A Hagerty's for tin roofing, guttertng, spouting and alat -Ing, No. 181 Main vtreei. 7 S

Particular attention paid to plumbing at Moore A Hagerty's, No. 181 Main street. —Goto Moore A Hageity** forp No. 181 Main street. 't jik: —O say ye* IQ—The Bishop Wagon at Jonea A joae*.{ —Go to Moore A Hagerty's torjplmmb Ing, No 181 Main street. i*

ATTENTION TO THE WHOLE WORLD!

*T^ .. BRIGHT ABOUT FACE! h&fh'z

TAKE TWO PACES TO THE FRONT!

WW*

z-ffj? March 4 Halt! Vi* %*»,

Who are those parties who dare wage and prosecute war and thereby nplli the innocent blood of their fellow men and that without my edict.

Peace, my Lord, they are bnt coal dealers. Then It's but a coal war A coal war my Lord, draw near that we may behold the chieftains rally lug their forces. (Enter coal chief No. 1.) Fellow citizens come one! Come all! And the day Is ours, Brazil Bloek Ceal 12,cents. Remember my old stand on Ohio street. (Enter chief No. 2.) The old Sugar Creek warrior. He charges with his whole company across the field with flying colon crying: Fellow citizens behold! I am King Brazil Block. IP4 CPntA

This la very ninny my Lord, Is it not Stay, whom in tula tellow approaching from the east with his forces on the double quick (Enter chief No. 3.) Hear him, fellow countrymen. Gold Is somewhere and I want it, cannona are rearing, and the balls are (lying, and Julius Ce&sar is iu the field with Currysville Coal, at 10 cents.

Now since Jackson & Robinson have never entered this bloody contest we are forced to believe that they have as they assert the best coal which cornea to this market. Their office la located at the junction of Main street ond the E. «fc C. It. R. We called on them not long since and they informed us that they were prepared to furnish coal of all kinds on the shortest notice and at lowest market prices by the car or bushel. They are courteous and energetic gentlemen and mean to trade on the square with all who favor them with their patronage.

Their coal is weighed at Keith Fairbanks, as they have no scales of their own.

AT THE BEE HIVE.

French Wove Corsets. Glove Fitting Corsets. French Coutil Corsets. Tho "Can't be Boat" Dollar Corset. An "Unexcelled" Dollar-and-quarter Corset.

Big Lot of New Belts.

—Q say yes! Q—'The Bishop Wagon at Jones & Jones.

—We intend to reduce our entire stock of Ladies and Gents' Furnishing Goods at prices that will sell them for the next 30 daya. Every article has been marked down. Favor us with a call, at tho Cent Store, 4th street.

FECHHEIMER.

—Q say yes! Q—The Bishop Wagon at Jones A Jones.

SALVIA—for the hair. ODONTIQUE—for tho teeth. FACE POWDER—for complexion. Most elegant preparations and guaranteed free from anything injurious.

Our own manufacture. BUNTIN TFC AUMSTRONG, No. 600 cor. GtH and Main sts.

—Received, this week from Auction, soino black and white Llama Lace Points, warranted real, to bo sold at one-half of the cost of importation, at

A. IIERZ A Co's.

—Job lot of Fine Silk Ties, in. all desirable colors, only 50c each. OPERA HOUSE BAZAAR.

—A new assortment of large "Church Fans," elegant and cheap, at

A. ERZ A Co's.

Moore A Hagerty, plumbers, No. 181 Main street, Terre Haute, Ind.

—Large assortment of mantles and grates, at Moore & Hagerty's, No. 181 Main street.

—Great Headquarters for Cartels. A. HBRZ A Co's Hoop Skirt Factory.

—Q say yes Q—The Bishop Wagon at Jones A Jones.

—Go to Moore A Hagerty's for galvanized iron cornice iron gutter and spouting.

Have the Babies.—Twetty thousand mothers testify that Brunker'a Carminative Balsam is tho only reliable remedy for children teething, summer complaint or colic, It never tails to cure. It Is perfectly harmless, very pleasant to take and no possible danger from overdosing, it Is commended by the highest medical profession, no family oace nslng It will ever speak of it but to praise Its merits. It should be In every nursery, every bottle la warranted to *a tin faction. For aale by all dn WhoUsale by Eberle A Bindley and

Berry, Terie-Haute. led. Jun7-4m

Cbsrlta lay has opened his butcher shop on the south east ooraer of Main and 8th streets, where he weald Ilk* to MM! the public. He will deal In the freshest, fittest and most exhilarating beef, the most nonlaattftfjriRg mutton, and the most inspired pork. Oeatle reader,

Hie thee to May's And fix your gase

Upon the meats, the most tempting In town Which he offers for sale so very low down

XEW* rot ALIM—Nice fresh Candies, both tancy and common, together with fruits and Nuts, are constantly being opened at 71 Main street. Also, the beat Clears and Tobacco* In the city.

fetrt-u R. L. BLACK.

Dr. A. Blitz,

•emitsft 4k Aartet, Has permanently located In this city, and tak«s pleasure In announcing to the public In this city and vicinity, that be

will give his speetal attention OVLY to the MEDICAL sodSVROlCAL treatment of ALL diseases Of the YE and KAK. At tificial eyes Inserted. O* g«« lie Mais street, fee iwces 4th asi Slk ftta.. over Hace's Oonlectlotierj 8lore.TKaR£. HAUTE, ao«2. Indiana.

BLACK ALPACAS!

Will be Wasted Soon.

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And lei us contemplate tl»» seene.8^- "#1 What Is thin that we behold It is a small but flouriahiag city situated on the banks of the far on Wabash, and Immediately above it hangs a cloud wbotte aspect plainly Indicates war. A bloody war. We can behold a certain element marshaling their forces for the fray.

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•Save Money!tf, aX*rp«^."

SO, S3, 50,60,75c and $1 per yard. Every Yard is worth 80 percent, more to«day than we ask.

W.S.R1CEACO.

Pure Black Mohairs!

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Are Wanted almost Every Day. A" b'lii ft *,« tH ,V*!\ tWW

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FOR PRICE AX1 DURABILITY OF COLOR

Our Goods arc riot Excelled.

75c, $1 and 81.25 per yard,

each qnality looks like Nilk, so One Is the finish and lustre. Remember The Place.

W S. RYCE A O.

Confectionery,

HERIFPS SALE.

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Uy virtue of an order of sale lusued from tlie Vigo Circuit Court, to me directed and dwllvered, In favor of Frederick Hake, nnd against Sidney B. Davis, Administrator ol the estate of J«we I. Alexander, deceased. I am ordered to Bell the following Real Estate, situated in Vigo county, Indiana, towit: Lot number nineteen (1#) In Subdivision of section number sixteen, (16) Township number twelve, (12) north of range number nine, f») wes», containing foar (I) acres, more or less, in Vigo county, Indiana. And on

Nntarday, the Mth day of A«*nit, IR73, within the legal hours of said day, at the Court House door, In Terro Haute, I will offer tbe rents and profits of the shove described Real Estate, together with all privileges and appurtenances to the same belonging, for a term not exoeedIng seven years, to the highest bidder for audi, and apon failure to realize a sum sufficient to satisfy said order of sale and costs, I will then and there offer the fee-simple. In and to said Real Bntate, to the highest bidder for cash to satisfy the same.

This 9th day of August. 1*7*. prs fee. 111. JOSHUA M. HULL, Sheriff.

NDIANA

DRESS GOODS lS^cts, worth 25 Grenadines 4« W. S. RYCE CO.

DOUBLE FOLD GINGHAMS SO cts, worth 35. Good Lawns 12)4 18.

YOUR MONEY'S WORTH!!

Iu such peculiar sensons as this has been, it is hard to get your moneys worth. But few merchants have the nerve to take a big loss, as we are now doing upon stocks of goods on band that may have declined In tbe market.

Two months since, wo told our friends that we had no faith In prices which were then ruling, and we at once proceeded to cut down priccs in tho most decisive manner we shall continue the same policy for the rest of the season.

THE LATEST MARKED DOWN PRIC ES.

Entire stock of Merrimack Prints down to ltc. Kntlre stock of iSprague Prints dowu to 10c. .- All our best styles of bet Prints down to 10c. Closing out a lot of Collars at 5 and 10c. Splendid bargains In shawls at $1.50,82.00 and 12.50.

COXSTAHT CUTTING OF DRESS GOODS.,'

American Dress Goods at 12J and 15c. Foreign Dress Goods at 20 and 25c. Finer styles of Foreign Goods at 30,83 and 10c.

Black Hllks murked down from 50c to 11.00 a yard.

W. 8. RYCE* CO.

CASSIXERES A TWEEDS 7 5 1 0 0 a Pant Linens—Dncks, etc. "BUCKEYE" CASH STORE.

TABLE LINENS 40, SO, 75c yard. HeaTjr Unblh'd Huslins 10c Extra Yard Wide Bleached Muslins 12X cts yard. Good Yard Wide Bleached Muslins 10 cts yard. s- rYCEA co.

BLACK ALPACAS, now is the time to buy them cheap, at W. S. RYCE & CO*

BED SPREAES £1.25, $1.50, $2.00, up to £20.00. ,,, Gausc Summer Flannels

W. S. RYCE «fc CO.

LADIES SUITS at prices less than :, the cost or the material iu them. "OUR FIVE" DOLLAR Suit beats em all.»«P ^rfT". YiACE SACQUE*~Lace Points, etc "BUCKEYE" CASH STORE.

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special bargains In Pants Goods 20,25 and 80c SiJ Nice Parasols at 3'», !15, 40,50,75, $100, and up. ,v!|

CARPETS LOWER THAN EVER.

Good Cottage Carpets at 25e. Yard Wide Ingrain Carpets down to 60c. All Wool Ingrain Carpets as low as 65c. illsAll be*t Encash Brussels Carpets down to tl.2d. Best Three-Ply Ingrain Carpets only 51.25. Heavy Yard Wide Oil Cloths50c. Nice Quality of Mattings, Yard Wide 25c. Oil Window Shades at llalf the usual prices. Nottingham Laces, New Styles 20,25 and 90c.

MISCELLANEOUS 1IARGAIXS.

Lace Points marked down to Just half-price. .*• White Marseilles at panic prices. Grass Cloths all colors 20 and 25c. v. Fancy Jewelry marked down to half-price. Best Pins 5c Best Needles "c Coat's Cotton 5c. Lace Collars and Lace Sets half-price. ries, Flschues, Bows, Ac., less than cost, ,j 4*

When such great sacrifices are being made unon good.% rarlleht buyers will always get tho choioest bargains, and the slow people will always And cause of complaint, because they cannot cot something extraordinarily cheap that their neighbor lias bought. Some of the goods here advertised will not last long, nnd those who want them must be wide awake or they will lose them.

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FOSTER BROTHERS,

tircat New York €lly Store, Tcrre-llnnte, lad.

GULICK & BERRY,

GENERAL DEALERS

Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals,

Paints, Oils, Glass, &c. Corner Main and Fourth Streets,

TERRE-HAUTE, IND.

PURE BRANDIES, WHISKIES & WINTS FOR MEDICINAL US£S'

W. SCUDDER,

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State Fair

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September 10, to October 10,1873,

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tbeon.y Exposition in America comblnlngall branches of Industir, Inclndlng live stock In one grand exhiMtfon.

Articles will he received from August Za, to tbe oocninc day. Trial sf Faurm ImpleaMalfi Commences September ». and oonUnnen an til eompteted.

Ih«w Live fM*ek,

With the usual attmetkmsln theapeed rtn« to commence em £er». snd eonUnae until the clone of the Expoaluon.

An»U«UMfiKrRpM«

Hbonld be made Immediately. Ben# tor applications and Premium Ltet. Address

Sec. State Board of Agriculture,

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MANUFACTURE* OF And Wholfiuil* Dealer In

FIRK WOKKH. Wl'Td, FRUITN, IUARI AMNYK(JFM,

lo. 194 Main Street, bet. 6th and 7tb,

North side, Metropolitan Block,Terrp-Haute, Ind.

Q.RLMES A KOYSE,

Real Estate Dealers,

HAVKFORRALE

ONE HUNDRED YACANTL0TS

In different parts of the city at prices from $175 to 94.400.

FIFTY DWELLING HOUSES,

At from MOO to 910,000 also a rare opportu* nltv to invest a small amount of capital to well. Call on Urlmes & Royse and take one ot Brokaw'a Lots, they are on and7tli streets termn easv. Also,Three Lots, ecst front, on Mouth 6th ntreet.

Office, No. 2 Fifth (Street, South of Main.

NEW BATH ROOMS!

A new and reliable change has been mad In order to furnish

HOT AND COLD BATHS,

At all times st tho New II*t Rooms snd Barber Shop on Ohio lit., hei. 3rd 4t 4lb.

0 E. HOSFORD,

Attorney at Law,

COS FOURTH AND MAIN STS.

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To Kstlsssl IavalMa.-In slckneM every portion of the body aympathlses with the aeat of the disorder. When the stom* seh tails to perform the functions, the liver, bowels, nerves, muscles, veins, arteries, Ac., are all more or lew affected. These delinquents require medicine com bin ing the properties of a stomachic, an alterative, a purgative, a tonic, and sedative, to bring them bock to their duly snd all these elements, In their purest and most effective forms, are united In

Tarrant'* Effervescent Seltzer -Aperient,

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