Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 4, Number 7, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 16 August 1873 — Page 8

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N. Boland returned this wee* froai the east, W. B. Wharton and wife are enjoying lakebreesee.

M. 8. Durham and wife pot of for Spring Lake this week. Frank McKeen is acting Paymaster In the absence of John Turner.

Prod Paige attended the 't'eacher'* Institute at Vlneennee this week. A city school teacher sends Torre Hante items to the D&nbary News.

Mrs. Kern, of the poetofflce has been visiting her fUter in Louisville this week.

Mrs. Dr. VanValtah and Mrs. Win. M. Sparks have gone to the French Lick Springs.

Auditor Royse, who came home from Omaha and the weat on Saturday, has been on the sick list.

The wife of Dr. Wbittaker was ad judged insane this week, and she will be sent to the Insane asylum.

Max Joseph will get back into his old quarters in the Early Block corner about the first of September.

We didn't know it sll when we noted Dr. Waters' return on Saturday last He brought home anew bride.

Hon. Pat. Shannon is suffering se •erely from rheumatism, and contem plates a visit to the Hot Springs.

H. Greenawalt, principal of the First Ward school returned last night from an enjoyable visit at Lebanon, Ky.

Jacob E.Voorheescontemplatesatrip to California, with a view or making that state his future place of residence.

Miss Ella Carlisle will leave for her home In Rockville this evening, after visit of three weeks the guest of Miss Belle Haggles.

Rev. K. F. Howe will return next week, his summer vacation ended, and services will be resumed In the Congro on a

Dr. Daugherty has returned from visit to Virginia, and can now be con suited, at bis rooms in the Buntin House, by all afflicted with chronic diseases.

H. F. Rein era, the dyer, has moved into his now block on Main street where he is comfortably fixed and bnppy to receive calls from his friends and patrons.

Harry Sberbqrnl, a son of Conductor Asa Sherburne, of the YandAila, started from Indianapolis last Wednesday on a four weeks' trip to Colorado and pOttiDly to California.

Twenty-two yoars ago this week, Jos jC. Yates and his young bride were en joying a bridal trip from New York to Saratoga. This important episode in their lives was celebrated by a little tea party on Wednesday evening.,

Mr. Bartholomew, who has been in feeble health for some time, is about to retire from tho union depot dlnlng-hall where ho has made quite a competence There Is a lively competition on the part of half a dozen persons who desire to succeed him.

McDonald, the millionaire of Terre Haute, and Modors, as they are called •were in our city Tuesday. They were armed and equipped with dogs, guns and all the necessary paraphernalia for bringing down the prairie chicken They went west propelled by as fine Horse power as ever slrotched a tug in old Clark.—[Marshall Messenger.

The Marshall Messenger, spoaklngof Rev. James Hill's preaching In that towu last Sunday, says: The discourse was logical, eloquent. Interesting and Instructive. The people llsteued for fifty minutes to oue of the best die courses ever delivered In this city. Mr. Ifill is a plain, unassuming, christian gentleman. As a pulpit orator, he has no superior In this country.

S. B. llymer, who left the Vandalla road and went to California, whore he has held the position of Maater Mechanic on the S. A C. R. R., residing at Stockton, returned Thursday morning, at the urgent request of his wife, and will make this city his future home. He reports the tide of railroad travel to be tend lug more to the east than the west, which indicates that tho land of gold has passed the xenith of its glory and Is now on the wane.

Amos Rice, who was with the party that made the first survey of TerreItaute, died near Mattoon last Sunday, at the advanced sgo of eigbty-six year*. Rice was quite a character in the early history of this city. He made three fiatboat trips to New Orleans, receiving f40 each trip, and walked all the way back to save his money. Alone time he owned the well known Early fkrm, 160 acres north of the city, and 144 seres east of that. He owed Jacob D. Early $3,000, and to pay it made a sale, which stripped him not only of bit land but personal property.

Twenty.Ave years ago the middleaged men and women of to-day, and thoee now paaalng into ripe old age, kept time with light feet and lighter hearts to the moate of three well-known citizen musicians. The trio have paused away. First went Prof, niaxler, the leading spirit Worl Gregg followed, and last Saturday Jeeeph Hudson, the boon companion of tbeee men, the upright citisen, the generous friend, sickened and died in a few hours. One by one the old land marks, the men and women who hare witnessed the growth of Terre Haute from a pleasant village to a prosperous city, giro up the battle of life and are laid away in our beautiful cemetery.

Mrs, ICato Rea» now et Philadelphia la visiting her old home in this city. Ij* W. Chfdwlek, OH account ofedfltlnn^U!ffal|Hb*» M$Hwy arable io a 9. jU*, Gordon

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Here's another case of man's tyranny over woman, In the making of laws. Mrs. Sophia Anftenbeider, on east Main street, cannot obtain renewal of license jto sell liquors because the new law says permits shall be granted only to legal voters.

The truly happiest family is not that attached to Barnnm's show. It consists of a poor widow with eight little girls. She inherited $07 the other day, and now rejoices in a |75 ailk dress, and each of the girls has a bright pink sash. She would have shown better sense if she had got herself and children each a pair of shoes at J. B. Ludowici fc Co's popular shoe store.

W. H. Paige fc Co., the music dealers in the Beach block, have been doing lively business this week In the sale of Chiokering Pianos. Since Mr. Paige commenced giving his sole attention to the music trade, he has been visiting the surrounding towns, and the people roundabout are made happy in knowing the facilities qnjoyed here for the purchase of all kinds of musical goods.

A favorite maxim of a wise old philosopher was, "some people live that they may eat I eat that I may live." It has been found that both he and the people he mentioned got what they ate at R. W. Rippetoe's White Front. It would make a saw-horse want to eat to glanco into bis well filled and woll kept store, so tedaptlng nnd various are the varieties of "goodies" there to be found. UTO"

A girl from the eooutry'dnmo to D. H. Wright's Photograph Gallery one day this week and waited half %dozen "paragraphs" taken. Wright ^mole a smile, but put her in position, and seht her away happy In the possession of the piotures, the sight of which will set her beaus nearly crazy. know yet but what they are graphs," and we give her? this para graph extra.

It's Lyne, (we are not lyin') opposite tha Torre-Hante House, who sells the choicest liquors and cigars to be found in tho city. If you want something pure and extra in tho way of fine •Id French Brandy, old Kentucky Bourbon, genuine Scotch Ale, Bass English Ale, Guinness' Dublin Stout, London Porter, choice cigars and the best Tobacco go to J. B. Xiyne's, oppo site the Terre-Haute House.

The prayer that we be not led into temptation is founded upon diviue and absolute knowledge of the human heart. There is probably a combination of temptatious to which any man will succumb. To stop in at Button fe Hamilton's Central Book Store and see the many nice books, and the thousand and one other things to be found there, both useful and ornamental, is a combination of temptations to buy that none can resist

A. Herr., of tho Opora'House Bazaar, devoted ten years to the manufacture ofcorsets in Enrope, and has been constantly In that trade since coming to this country. On another page he has some "talk about corsets," to which we direct attention of the thousands of lady readers of The Mail. There is no doubt that great lniory is often done by wearing ill shaped, poor fitting corsets. Wo can't imagine bow a woman can bear being laced up in one of those concerns anyhow but if they must wear them, care should be exercised in tho selection that they do not do injury.

Emma Black, living in a small town on the Mississippi, saved a man's life tho other day. lie was fishing and tumbled out of bis boat, and, being unable to swim, would have perished hsd not the maiden, disoorering bis danger, swam out to him, and, throwing into his bands her back hair, fonr feet in length, towed him to the land. Of course tbey were married. They moved to this city last week, in order to buy their family supplies at Jacob White's popular grocery store*

The life of a child was saved on Saturday last by the mother noticing that the medicine last prescribed at a city drug store, in the northeastern part of the city, was not of the same color aa medicine put up before from the same prescription. Therefore she woo id not give it to the child. On Investigation it proved that a boy filled tho prescription, using sugar of lead in place of tbo proper article." The foregoing we clip frem the Indianapolis Journal. In this city all each mistakes are avoided by having prescriptions filled at Bnntin & Armstrong's, who -are thoroughly educated in their profession

The reason why a watch la called a watch Is evidently beoaupe it ia always on its guard." When yon boy watch be on your guard against impositions. The best wsy ia to seek a well established dealer, one whose represen-| tations can be relied on. Such a man

N T. B. Riddle, who has a good repO- -r

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Judge Long has earned the Key business tfoildlog. adjoining Shannon's Bank, on the weat, to take a change of venue to himself, paying there far $3,100. 8. K. Chriaty has been promoted to foremansh^p of the Express news rooms. Tn position which has been earned by long and faithful service, was assigned him on petition of the comptiittOK at work on that paper.

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TKRRK-HAPTE SATURDAY. EVENING MAIL. AUGUST 16, 1873.

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faction warranted.

No, thank you, I never smoke," was the courteous reply of a sluraberipg deacon aa he gently pnshed away the proffered contribution-box in church. If the box bad been filled with some of Scott ShoaflPs fine cigars, we'll bet the cigars the deacon would have reached for one. "If you don't like this dinner yoriM better go and bang yourself," satd*Vir Ohio

The Bible has something to say about asking for something to eat aud tbey gave him A stone. Now If you stop one door west of Seventh street, on Main and ask for a Stone, you will get almost anything you want to eat, in the ^ay of qhoico groceries, fruits, vegetables^country prwiuceicanned goodfe, pickles, preserves) and indeed everything needed for a well ordered table

Button & Hamilton* the successors of Bartlett it Co. are gentlemen of energy, taste and capital. Tbey intend that, as heretofore, the C^Bjitral shall keep the lead in tbo Book tirade of Terre-Haute. To do this they will keep in stock the standard publloatlons, with additions constantly of the newest and most popular booka of the day. They will make ,*taple and fancy stationery a specialty

A man at Harper's Ferry owni a whole mountain and wants to trade It for a shot gun. If ho would come ont hefre and see the elegant stock of carriages at W. R. Mercer's Coach Works be woafd want to trade for them. Don't know whether Mercer wants any "mountains," but wedoknotf that-tbo "mountings' on his carriages, buggies and phaetons are surpassingly elegant, showing the exquisite taste of the workmen In bis employ.

God Mess the noble workingmen,? "Who rear the cities of tbe plain the mines and bulla the still

ease stacl* fhll geods.

to her husband, andhe

practically approved her logic. Speak ing of dinner reminda us that nowhere in the city, can better groceries, country produce, choice fruits, etc.,be found that at Milligan fe Johnson's,northeaat corner of Fourth and Cherry streets.

T. H. Riddle 1b now In the eastern cities. He will be gone some six weeks, during which time he will select such a stook of goods suited to the many and fanciful wants of the ladles 0,3 was never before seen In this city. In the meantime the present stock is being sold oui by those left ,}n charge ataliAost any figures, in order to clear away for the new goods

J. P. Brennan, the Ohio street merchant tailor, has no complaints of dull times. Cause why The gentlemen have found out that be keeps in stock the best"goods W the market, employs good workmen, pays low rents and gives his customers the benefit in tho way of extra bargains. To make roopf for fall and winter goods he is just now putting his prices away down.

S. B. Freeman,.the old reliable, with his excellent English Watchmaker, from Manchester, ^uever/fails to give the fullest satisfaction in the repair of watches. He has a fine marine ohronometer, and correct time is kept by transit observations. When you want the celebrated Edmouson {Spectacle, Or any description of .fine jewelry, go to Freeman, under the National House.

EBMUAIEffiElt A C®*»

HUNTER'S STOCK AND PRICES.

SHIRTS HABE TO OBDEB on short notlee-satls-

It is aatonisbing what little things will do. A small spark will start a very large fire. A small acorn will grow to be a very large oak and a small amount of money will buy a good, stylish, substantial aet of harness at Peter Miller's, on south Fourth street.

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And drive the commerce of tbe God bless them fortlielr tolling hi Have wrought tbe glory of ail lands. These nro sterling lines, and on readIngthem, we consider that tbe best adyico we can give the workingmen

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tell them that tbey will best conjraH their Interests by purchasing their Boots and Shoes of that great friend of the work in gin an, Noyee Andrew^who with a full stock of the best of foot wear, is satisfied with a reasonable profit. He will not bq undersold.

Fair Dealing15o Humbug!

Steinway &Son's Piaqos

(the best in tbe world.)

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Qabler Pianos,

Arion Pianos,

NMtolin.

From

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Hazelton Pianos,

14 Ortatt,

phen'a Cholera Cnre," for DiarThcwa, Flux, Cholera Morbus, Cramp*, Ac. Time and one ha* proved It* reliability, ASTOH NHID£ Sold only at Gulick Berry's drag

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ution as a dealer in fine watches. lYl 1T1fl ftTl jtlftllQSj Tbe beat thing In tbe market, is

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Original Oae«Prl«e Clotiieri.

Buy no MEJV8 FUBtflSHIWO GOODS, until yon

HUNTER, 157 Main Street

To the Citlxens of Vigo County. Jn case of sufficient encouragement, I propose to publish map Of yijra county in atlas form, containing.:

fA sectional'inaf

of eftiih toihi«mp od a

separate page, colored, and on a scale of tiro inches to the mile, showing, farnts, with owners' names thereon, indicating houses, streams, wagon road», railroads, mills, manufactories, churches, bchoolhoases, cemeteries, stone quarries, coal banks, blacksmith rfhops, lime kilns, etc. etc.

A map of Vigo county, colored, by townships, showing the location of towns, post offices, streams, wagon roads, railroads, churches, school houses, etc.

A large township map of the State of Indiana, finely doiored,and iorrected up 4o time of publication, with population of counties and cities according to the census of 1870 MxU

Fine plat* of town* ana villages, colored by.aadiiiooH. A 'history of Vigo oonnty and its dtlos, towns, villages, etc.

A historical sketch of tbe early settlement of each township, with other interesting information.

A table ebowing in each towhshipthe population, amount of stock and grain raised, number of farms and acres under cultivation, with a general synopsis of the census of 1870.

Fine lithographic views, from pencil drawings, 6f a large number of tbe prominent btftlditigs in the county,both public and private.

A biography ofsome of the early settlers of tb^ county. A list of the names of those who pat ronize our ork, tbeir residence, business, nativity, and when they came into the county. *The illustrations and oiograpbies are separate departments, aod those desiring a representation in them will be visited ny different agents, and-for whibh-« sufficient consideration ill be asked to cever tbeir expenftes.

It will bo about 16x17 inches square, fifieiy bjrtina, JUJkiOBlt not only a valuable work for information and refer6n«eeV btt an ornlufternt. To In Aire afeouracy, Jiave a corps of experienced .surveyors, who compile .the maps from personal examinations and surveys. An experimental canvass will soon be ctkniheudbd, and phould it meet with silflloieQt encouragement to warrant its publication, I shall endeavor to finish the work within one yOir.

Hoping the enterprise wiM meet^oor oarefdl Consideration arid ^ppoirt, I ant, \. Very respectfully yours,

Hi it TO -THE ftJBUC.

We haye made' a careful examination of an Atlas Map of Tazewell county, 111., published by Andreas, Lytcr & Co., and pronounce it a fine, interesting and useful publication. We need a new map of Vigo county, and as we think this style and form preferable, we hope every individual visited will give it his attention and examination, if possible.

Martin Hollinger,John M. Sankey, Jas. M. Allen, G. F. Cookerly, Thos. B. Long, J. H. Blake, John E. Lamb, E. 8. Ernev, Wm. St. Clair, Zenas Smith, E. O. Whiteman, T. A. Anderson, M. M. Hickcox, Ii. N. Hudson, T. C. Buntin, J. M. Hull, Samuel Magill, Fred. A. Ross, Geo. C. Duy, W. E. Hendrich, Jno. C. Briggs, S. C. Preston, John Ileus, David Pugh, T. L. Jones, J. W. Ogle, A. S. Holloway, A. Hendrickson, 8. E. K. Fisk, Wm. Blocksow, C. J. Brackebush, Alex. Thomas, D. Deming, Preston Hussey, Jno. S. Beach, W. R. Parsons, T. E. Knox, Grimes & Rovse, Samuel Duncan, Simon Ilirsch, J. W. Jones, Gulick & Berrv, L. B. Denehie, W. W. Romney, G. Kleiner, J. R. Kesler, L. Hassan, Jones & Jones, M. M. Joab, B. F. Clark, W. II. Duncan, Wharton & Wheeler, Tilmon Heigh, Dr. Myers, J. B. Walker, J. F. Johnston, C. II. Hendrickson, than Smith.

iHAiLEs spplMeseisE*. Architect BwlMer, OFFICE AT STEAM STONE YARD, 'IfCorner Jfinth and Cherry streets.

TORS H. O'BOYLB, tf OBAL.BR IK Leathur, HX4M. OU V1a4isp,

WoTtj Main streeu

Wo tj Main streeu

Casii (br Hides. Pelt®. Rouch Leather, etc.

rOHN H. 8YKE0, Wholesale and Retail Dealer llato, Ca|M, Furs, and Straw •14 US Main street.

\\T H.SAGB, W Confectioner and Baker, dealer in Foreign and Domestic Fraita. Nats, Crackera, Fire Works etc., 119 Main street. Kstaoliahed in 1837.

rpHB MEW YORK STOKB, 1 78 Main street, near Court House square, Bqr Oee«s^Car»et^W*ll

FRKDRRICK RUSCRAVPT A Ob.

B.FBKEMAH,

Amerieu A Fe^WateheiC JEWELRY, Ac., Opera House.'

KISSHEB,

Fl Alf OS, NELODEOK8, ORGANS, Xasleal Instrnasenta, *e./

Palaee of Musio, 48 Onto street.

rpEaajE HAUTK MUSICAL IHSTITUTE, 182 Main street, up stairs. Ma8ie taught in all its branches. Pupils may enter at any time. Agency fbr Stein way pianos. A. 8KIDK, Principal.

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It. General dealer in GROCERIES, PROVISIONS A PRODUCE,National Block, 155 Main street.

,T A.FOOTE,

YOSEFH STBOMO, tl Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Choief Teas, VSSM.Ssgan,

YOSEFH STBOMO, tl Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Choief Teas, VSSM Ssgan,

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A. T. ANDREAS.

organ, Thos.

Thos. J. Kinnett. Jona-

C'liiirle* May has opened his Tnitcfier shop on the southeast corner of Main and 8th streets, where he would like to meat the public. He will deal in tbe freshest, fattest and moat exhilarating beef, the most soulsatisfying mutton, and the most Inspired pork. Gentle reader, lite thee to MayV

And fix your gase

Upon the meats, the most tempting In town Whleh he offers for aaie so very low down

meWi FOB AiiL.—xiee frr*hCauOJ«, both lancy and common, together with Fruits and Nads are constantly being opened at 73 Main street. Also, tbe best Cigars and Tobacco's in the city. tf HL BLACK.

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WHOLESALE NOTIONS,

Commission Merchants,

148 Mainatreet.

FOSTSB SMITH,

\JT« Dealer In starem Orateaaad Tin Agency Fairbanks' Realm. IW Mrln v.r«».'

Ylf ILIP KAOEL, JT Manufaoturer of Saddles and Horneea Whips, Curry Combs, Brusbec, Horse Blankets, Ac., all work warranted. Lowest prices In the city, 190 Main street, neaiHtlh.

GCIFTTJF A ABHSTROMR

DRUGGISTS, 'vu"" ICS Main 8treet, near Sixth.

TAMES H.CBISHEB, Watchmaker and W Jeweler, Ohio street, south oi tbe Court, House, Terre-Hante, Ind. Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired. Engraving neatlj done and warranted to give satisfaction.

TAMES H.CBISHEB, Watchmaker and W Je weler, Ohio street, south oi tbe Court, House, Terre-Hante, Ind. Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired. Engraving neatlj done and warranted to give satisfaction.

JOXES Jk JOXES.

B. CHEAOLK, •Altornry at Law A Notary Pnbllc Xo. 80 MAIX STKKKT,

Between Third and Fourth. 31.

D. W. VOORRKES. A. IT. CARLTOJF.

VTOORHEES & CARLTON, ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

The following figures will soon explain the facta:

Having formed a 00 partners hip will practice law in all its branches. OSce-Xe. SOS Mala St., Terre-Uaste,

E CHANCE.

,* Winking to! reduce our stock of JAPANESE SILKS, GRENADINES, POPLINS, MARSEILLES, LA WNSf SUITS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, PARASOLS, £c., all NEW and FRESH goods, bought 'within the last month at very LOW CASH PRICES, we will offer to the public EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS at GREAT SACRIFICES.

We invite all to call on us EARLY and no pains will be spared to sell goods and lag prices before you for your judgment.

NEW iORK STORE.

Me. 7S Mala 8L, near Court Hone Sfiare, Terre-Haute, lad. F. RUSCHHAUPT A

BUSINESS CARDS.

7, GULICE & BERRY,

WE H.4VK DURIHO THE PUT WEEK BEEH AIVFRTI8INO A REDlItTIOI OF TWEHTV.FIVE PER CBIf. OX ALL HUMMER OOODM.

Our foods being ill marked In plaln kdlirfg flg^ired yon ran wooif eotiviiice yourselves whether we make good our premise.

(AmiKIIRERlTni,arlllnc llOOOfbrl *00!Mfiirr COATS, HfllioK 12 90 9 SO

IS OO IK so 21 OO 23 OO

12 OO! 13 OO! 17 so

20 001

And all other Summer floods at the same rate of reduction. Fine Casslmere Pants not exeepted.

Our Fall 8taek Is on the road and we are bound to elose out our Muinmer Stock belbre September Iwt. --4,

Mossler's Square-Dealing One-Price Clothing Hous^

JOHN T. SCOTT, Attorney at Law,

OFFICE, 1I8H MAIS STREET,

South Side, between Fourth and Fiah 8ts., mats Terre-Haute. Ind.

R.KESTER,

Attorney at Law,

AND GENERAL COLLECTING A REAL ESTATE AGENT, r. 141 Main Street, Terr*H«k«te. It

Money advanced on good notes. r'eb8-6m

JAMEtfR. BAKER, ,,v Attorney

JAMEtfR. BAKER, ,, Attorney

at Law,

ROSEDALE, PARKE COUNTY, IND., Beal Estate A Collecting Agent, Will practice in Parke and Vigo Counties.

JgCJUDINOT A BROWN, Attorneys and Loan Age!n&,

JgCJUDINOT A BROWN, Attorneys and Loan Age !n&,

Represent eastern capitalists In placing Loans on Real Estate in Terre Haute, in large amounts, from five to ten years, *t 9 per oenl. and a reasonable commission. Oflle in Opera House. mar8-Sm

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Attorney at Law, I ••u4- 'i 1r COR FOURTH AND MAIN ST8.

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Dealer in ?. I

Garden, Field & Flower Seeds,

No. 65 Main street.

IV I* BALL, XV. Dealer in iUovei, Mantels, Gn*Um, tin W«(e, Jmptm '.'X «nrf JKreiiw Ware, 128 Main Street, North Side.

J. P. Worrell, M. D.,

Sixth St., S*ntb of Ohio. OrricK HOURS—8 to 0 o'clock A. M. 2 to 4 and 7 and o'clock p. and all other hours night or day when not absent professionally. feb8-tf

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L. H. BARTHOLOMEW,

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L. H. BARTHOLOMEW,

Vaacjr aud Staple Clrsesrics, No. 1« McJn K'reet.

PLOWS. rr, PfitLIP NiwHART'fif Yertre-Hauto Flow Factory, 1st street, near Main.

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No. 157 Main.Street,

Terre-Haute, Ind.®'

Terre-Haute

Bank,

Terre-Haute

Bank,

MO. 144 iff AIN STREET, rjUYS and Sells Exchange, makes ColleoHons and tranacts a General Banking Business. Accounts solicited. sr ^W. 8. MAGILL, «. |an4-tf. Cashier.

Q.ENT8'A LADIES'W EAP CLEANED

.ENT8' A LADIES'W EAP CLEANED

TT'ARLY

COLORED!

Gents' Wear repaired neatly at H. F. Reiner's Dye Hou&6, Main m., bet. 6th «ft 7h. ap!3-tl

COLORED!

Gents' Wear repaired neatly at H. F. Reiner's Dye Hou&6, Main m., bet. 6th «ft 7h. ap!3-tl

& ROACH,

'ARLY & ROACH,

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Saddles and Harness,:

Saddles and Harness,

Dealers in Obllara, Whips, Trunks, Ac., NO. 88 MAIN STREET, North side, between 8rd and 4th, TerreHaute, Indiana. Agents for Uncle Sam1* Harness OI). VMy

Dealers in Obllara, Whips, Trunks, Ac., NO. 88 MAIN STREET, North side, between 8rd and 4th, TerreHaute, Indiana. Agents for Uncle Sam

(^RIMES fc ROYSE^^

Harness OI). VMy

Real Estate Dealers,

HAVE FOB SALE

ONE HUNDRED VACANT IXKTS

In different ports of the city at prices from ti75 to 14,000.

FIFTY DWELLING HOUSES,

At from SHOO to 910,000 also a rare opportunity to invest a small amount of capital so well. Call on Grimes A Royse and take one ol Brokaw's Lots, they are on 6U and 7Ui streets terms easy. Also, Three Lota, east front, on south 6tn street.

GENERAL DEALERS IN

Drugs. Medicines,-: Chemicals,

-Paints, Oilsj Glisi," &c.

Corner Main and Fourth Streets,*

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PURE BRANDIES, WHISKIIS

FIO-TJItES rtrOHT'T LIE I 1# "*$

Office, No. 2 Firth Street, South of Main.

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Our elegant line ot