Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 4, Number 31, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 31 January 1874 — Page 6

THB Mlliifpin casebae been bronxht t« the f*qrf*cw again by that gentleman pu billing a fire oolumn card In the Qazetta. Fred. Lee replied with a card in theKrprese, and Mr, Miliigan fired back io tije Gazette. Suppose we pat that and the spirit* into the newer, cov cr it all npattd paaa to pasta res new for newsy things.

THE Temperance Executive Committee baa &iven notice tbat all pentose ii ifgally signing petitions for liquor permit*, will be proaecated. If the sign er'a natne Is not on the poll book of' the laat election, the signature is illegal. The penalty i* a fine of Any to one hundred dollars. Thesamepenalty attaches for any person signing tjje name of any other than his own.

A xCMitfsn of prominent citizens hare tendered the Iron Men's Combination a complimentary benefit, and a performance will be giren at the Opera House, to-night. These men, now out of employment, take this method to earn money to support their families, and tbey are deserving of a full house on this occasion. They played at 2reenca*tle on Monday evening to a large audience, and at Brazil last nlgbt with tbe fwrne success.

PROF, BALDWIN gave bis second exposure of spiritualistic tricks at tbe Opera House on Monday evening, in the presence of an Immense audience, and shower! to every unprejudiced mind that evnrything done by so-called Hpiritu'jl agency at Pence's Hall, can be done by human agency. He was rendered valuable assistance by Sal lie jiop«»r, who, in connection with tbe Morgan girl, has boen giving for several mouths past some of the most startling demonstrations. This bright littl! girl, in answer to questions upon the stage, declared unhesitatingly—and sfcmod eager to undo tbe wrong abe had done—that tbe manifestations she had produced at Peace's hall were not the work of spirits tbat she produced th*m herself tbat sbe bad seen Laura Morgan do these things having, while in the cabinet, seen the instruments, tamborines and bells in her hands and then she assisted Prof. Baldwin in Mbowing how it was done,

WR SIMPLY Suaoiarr.—While we do not for a moment entertain a suspicion tbat Messrs. Hook and Penoe are or have been in collusion with so-called medlams In producing tho manifestation down at Pence's Hall, there are some, and tbe number Is growing every day, who do believe that these gentlemen are parties to tbe fraud. Baldwin and Fisko are taking a deep interest In oxposing the same. Whether tbeir ob jeet Is gain of lucre, notoriety or spite we will not stop to d!souss. But if tbe manifestation are tricks we belive tbey are more able to detect It than any iu tbe community. Why not give them overy opportunity Lat them be put on tbe public examining committees, or let tbxtu investigate iu private. If the manifestations are the real work of spirits, tbey can do no harm to tbe Pence Hall business. If it is fraud Hook and Pence wilt bo credited for as Misting in getting at the truth. Instead of, as it ei*w looks, en deavoring to shield the impostors.

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a little stir has been created

during Iho week by the report in one of tbe dailies of a speech of Rev. Mr. Howe, in which be was represented as saying that uo respectable men In tbe Second Ward had algned petitions for permits to sell liquor. Tbe Banner went for him sharp. The Journal pub llshed a communication containing tbe name* oi some of the signers of these petitions. There was a good deal of talk on the street, and the afftlr seemed likety to lake Its plaoe alongside the Parks atreet war, the Sewerage controversy, the Mllligan-Lee affair, when the Heveretid gentlemen put a quietus upon tbe wbole matter by denying that he ever made the assertion, and refered to wembers of his audience for coofir tnatlon of his dental. The Gasette wan gi#4 to make the correction, and exon* orated the wicked partner from blame T%e Banner lovingly patted the clergyman ou the baok." -The Journal said we thought so." All is peaceful. By the way, suppose the Temperance men had published tbat list of "respectable men" who signed petitions for saloons wouldn't there have been a row.

CONCRRT.—On next Thursday evening Miss Kate M. Soott, of Danville, will appear at the Opera House, in a grand concert, asaisted by Mr. Biechofl, tenor, Mr. Folia, Baritone, and Mrs. Gregory, pianist. Miss Scott baa recent ly returned from her studies in Sarode, and this is her fifth appearance In this country. She la said to possess a voice of remarkable pewer and register highly cultivated and under perfect oonUtrol. The Lombardy, an Italian Jonr%»al, says of her

I "The Tilde was a young and beautiful ™sirl—Mis* Kate &ott—of American pure blood, She filled, as by enchantment, the boxes and the parqwUe with all the Misses and grave Yankees front

Boetow, Net* York, Phtladelnhia and Baltimore, gathered to sustain a daughter oftheUrrat W««t—indeed, Mus Scott merited the interest other fellow eonatry mea and women. She displaced a most melodiou* voice, ttwelvled long appUuse at the end of the duet, fettt «s|*ciaHy at the Romongs, which was often interrupt ed by call* of "Brave, brave," and eloeed ia enthumastic applause. All the Milancee Stamp (prte») agree in saluting with applanae the Young arti»t, who, w» the seooad and third acta, displayed a

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are of voice and was moat applauded." I The programme for the evening will be made a of e!*gtat selections fron popular opera*—"Faart, "Don Giovanni?*

Tavorita,* "8tradeila,\ etc,—inspired I with tamiiiar aire, Beotck and Eawlbh ballade, annates ovetatorea, etc.,—a hast e( rich masicaJ

Fans BnlBOKl" will soon be before the pr^ple again. The Mali is on the aide oi' free bridge. f4

BABXOR BLOOD bss the contract for building those Court Houae fire proof vaults, at 91.963.10. Tbe competing bida were J. W. Miller A Co., *1930 8. Palmer, 91,995 L_ ii. Woods, 92, 099-50 Leonard West, 92 275.

THS Fanny B. Price Company, now carrying tbe city of Kvanaville by storin, will return to thia ciiy next week, playing at tbe Opera House Fri day evening, "Leah, the Forsaken, and on Saturday evening, "The Woman in White."

TNTKRMKXTH—The following ia a list of interments in the city cemetery since last report:

Jan. 23—Mr*. 8usan Hedges, aged 38 Tu bYem.'S^Mr. D. O. Foster, aged 54 cancer of the «ioin*cb.

Jan. 28-Bobert Jones, (colored} aged SI ery»ipl/M. MAKMAOB LICBNSBS.—Tbe following inarriKge licenses bave been issued by tbe County Clerk since our last report

John B. Downey to Margaret Higgina. William V. Howard toCorrie towers. Jew L. Magiti to Amanda 8chwiu«r. Archibald

Jbotrs

and Nancy

Andrew

J. lay.

J. Woods aud Kmma Garrigns.

W. H. Doug Deny and ttuphla M: Mnu.

WE direct attention* to tbe card of Messrs. Riley fc Blair, attornneys at Brazil. Tbey give prompt attention to tho collection of all claims, and practice in all courts of tbe State. Having an inliuiateacquaintance with all there tail merchantsof Clay county, tbey do a great deal of business for our whole sale dealers, who find them very efficient in stirring up slow creditors,

"THE PKABL OP THE PLATFORM."— On Wednesdny evening next, at tbe Opera House, Mi*s Lillian Edgar tow known at the "Pearl of Platform, will speak in opposion to Woman 8uf frage. Tbe lecture will doubtless be fine treat. Or Miss Edgarton, tbe Chicago Times says:

But we feel rebuked for aty

thought of conveying a just idea of tbe lecture in a brh-f notice. It must be beard to be appreciated. Tbe rich sweet, deep tones of her voice cannot be pen-pictured. Her faultless enun elation, tbe beautiful imagery of ber thoughts, ber manner, ber style, ber delivery, her flaming eye, her beaming countenance, her personal beauty, ber presence,and withal her simplicity,ease und naturalness—these cannot be portrayed by pen.

USINtiM ED VCA TION.

Editor of Saturday Evening Mail: Will you be so kind aa to inform your 20,000 readers of the Mail tbat we bave iuour own beautiful city, an institution where young ladies and gentle men bave tbe facilities and advantages of preparing themselves for tbe aotiial pursuits of business life. We refer to tho Terre Haute Commercial College, long since established by K. Oarvln,

anee 90 to 100 In day session, and from 75 to 83 in the evening attendance,

The proprietors are both practical and experienced accountants, thoroughly understanding the branches they pro fessio teach, and we take pleasure in commending tbeircollege to the public, believing It to be one of the first-class institutions of our land.

Respectfully, C.

—S. C. Richardson, Surgeon Dentist, North Fourth street, has removed bis oflloe to tbe corner of Fifth and Ohio streets, eutrance same door as O. Bartleu's book bindery, first floor.

—MJRNNBRCHOR MASQUERADE.—The member* of tbe Mmnnerchor are mak ing arrangements on the moat extensive scale tor their Annual Marquerade, which will occur at Dowling Hall, on the evening of the 17tk of February. It ia tbe intention w» make thia an occasion surpassing in interest and brilliance any former effort—and that is saying enough—it ia saying a great deal. Among other features, four prise* will be given to tbe beat maskers. Arrangements are being made to have plenty of costumes for rent. We will be able to give further particular* next week. —BARBERSHOP.—Isaac W. Evans has purchased the intereat of hla partner, John Gibba, in the Central Barber Shop corner of Sixth and Main streets, and will conduct a barber auop first-class in all reepecta. He Invite* the patronage of all, confident that he can give the filllet eatlsfatlon. —GAHD*KRS and

FARMERS

are informed that am now well stocked with

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FRB#8 8«*»S

of beat quality and of tbe beet varieties for field and garden. *rAerey®» ffttjmrt. geed&cwls.

J. A. FOOTS, S-wdsman, 5 Main atreet,

—HoRTtCtJLTt? RAL SoCtETT.— Meeting postponed one week.) The monthly meeting or the society will be held on Thursday Feb. 12 h. at the reaidehoe of A. B. Pegg Jo*. QmutRT. »eer»y.

—DON'T FAIL TO VISIT TBE POPULAR CENT STORE. TRIMMINGS, EMBROIDERY, LACKS, EDGINGS, RUCHES AND LINEN CUFFS FOR CHILDREN, TO BE SOLD AT6 CTsI A PAIR, JUST RECEIVED, SOUTH FOURTH STREET, NEAR MAIN,

—Go to Dan MUIer*a and bay nine ponnds of Standard A Sugar for one dollar* Other sugars sold In propor-

—BONNETS. HATS AND EVERYTHING IN THE MILLINERY LINE, AT A VERY GRSA REDUCTION, DURING DECEMBER, AT A STRAUS, MAIN 8TKM*

TKKKk iIAUfE SATURDAY EVENING MAIL, JANUARY 31, i874.

Neighborhood Gossip,

J)/ MARSHALL. ^"v Two weddings on the tapis. T. 1.

Golden returned lrom Bprlnjcfleld this week. Volunteer labor is wanted on the new chureh

Ke*ter basnt changed boarding houses for two seeks. H«aehas ordered another pistol—one that will carry an ounoe ball.

Father Franefat will bold service* at the Cutboiic church uext Sabbath. The depot question for tbe new road Is not receiving the attention that It should.

Our nit-rebanUarc tweoraing tired waiting on their customers—to come in. The Goeslp-r still remains incognito, Hplinteruto tbo contrary notwithstanding.

The "blowing out" of a coal stove wax one of tbe sensational items at the hali last Sabbath evening.

Any communications intented for tbe Goss'iper will receive prompt attention if left with Col Routt.

Knap Knightlinser has returned from the far wett badly bruisfd up. Ue says "that it was the cars done it."

Col. Routt bas returned from T«*xas, and Ktoutly" denies tbe statements made about bim by the man of the Express.

Iu response to a tHegrmi, Sheriff Bart 1 ett threw pen the jail door and released a1 iri.Mjner. The telegram proved effectual ut false.

It is easily told. In this county what candidatea buy votes with whisky and money, by ih«-Kbarks tbat work for them ou election day

We hear complaints about tbe Terre Haute "city scrip" being boarded up, a la ijovernment bonds Terre Haute capitalists tnow when they have a good thing.

A low grade "politician" succeeded in getting into tbe Orange Township Orange, but was promptly expelled a- soon ss found out They are inlgh particular about that thing.

Hon. T. J. Golden, by Express, thi* w*ek, two Sp:»NL4LIreceived

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ers and a pair

of gulueaK Does this intimate tbat he in cr«wins o/er the notse that b« making in the House of Representatives?

Asu-ipicious looking fellow, roughly clad, riding a yellow hone (without saddle) and leading a colt, passed down Main street on Monday morning last, he was later viewed by the city marshal apd proved to be exSeuator Harlan, in his "working clothes."

Touse"and Dan start to New Orleans the first of uext week on a fowl expedition. Juat exactly bow maay "neese"there will be vhen they arrive iu tne city, 1 cannot say, but the number that will be "picked," is easy told.

One ol our ininistcre raised quite a breeze on Mond»y night last by absenting himself for a longer time thau was his usual custom. Runners were sent out—the lost was found, and there was joy in that house

Tbe Herald man says that Splinters and the Wossiper are blessed with •4*uperabundant obesity." Now 1 do not know wuai that is, but if It 18 anything derogatory to our "literary standing" I taud ready to—take it.

The election of Burns Archer to the office of County Treasurer is well received throughout the county. Mr. Alcher is a igentleman of no ordinary ability, is Btricthonest and is a quiet unassuming Christian mau, and has the fut' confidence of the people, and will ever prove worthy of tha confidence reposed.

And now It comes that Miss Kate Alexander's passion for figs has assumed such a t-erlous nature that she does not care a tig for anything but a Figg, and moreover has finally become a ?igg herself. What tttraage development will next bu revealed I cannot tell. 8be was married to Mr. Win field Hcott Figg, at Darwin, Ills., on Thursday last.

The piece entitled, "Who writes lor the Mail," in last Sunday's Express, is so much like wjme of Shakespeare's writings that atler the forty-lhint reading I was Induced to run through Shakespeare's entire work* to see III could not find it in that, but it is not tiiere, gentlemen. The thing is original, but if Shakespeare wasalive to-day I should never think of giving Splinters credit for that masterly production: but as Shakespeare is dead, Splinters comes next In rank. Its hit'n.

and now conducted by Mesara. Garvin A Heinly in have in attendJ The^ Methodistwill b« preceded Hjy a concert, and as Splinters has, at the about 180 students, averaging from argent solicitation of his friends, consented to «io up the ba«, there Is no doubt but that it will be a big thing. Just to see that fellow

Inflate on a ba*s nolo, is MWiethinp to behold, and is well worth tUe price ot admission, and hetnav perform some other leats not on the bill, but I would not say tor certain as he somrtlrnes becomes a little tltimid and loo-es controi of his propelling |Xwors I shall encourage this fellow all hat I can, and will promise to give him an extended notice, if he proves a success.

Married on Sabbath evening last, at the Court Hou«e,by Esq. Legore, Mr. Hostic to 1*8 Dolly Francis Bicknell, both of Sullivan county, Ind. In consequence of a little ferling on tbe part of Dolly's father, they chose to come ber« to get married not that tney had to run off, or were afraid of the old gentlemen, oh, no, nothing of that kind, however, Doll did speak of pursuers, pistols, etc., but Mr. Bostlccared nothing about thai, it was Doily that be wanted, and for ber he could aff- rd torisk several shots as Dolly is a Jolly girt

BRAZIL COAL DUST.

Brasil now rejoices iu a licensed saloon Hurrah for Ed. Hussey -bnt Its uot a boy The CTOD or buckwheat cakes pans out well this season.

During rainy weather Brazil looks as dull and sombre as a tnnd puddle. These are bard times tor men engaged in the grocery btnUe« In Braxil.

It does Jim Shaw good to laugh, don't it but Jim McClelland couldn't oe hired to laugh night was a snc-

Miss Wlllii

end Miss Lou Freeman, of Terre Haute. John Fletcher acted as sponsor iu baptism to a full grown man last week, and named blm Wakey Kedblrd,,' whatever tbat may mean.

Heads of families living In Brazil have to go to Terre Haute to do ih«ir mark clog if ihey desire any change from beef and pork and potatoes.

won Id hold back in the traces, Bro. Buck proved to be a stronger team at the oolorea folks' festival last Wn-ek.

Home of the Ureal! youug men read last Sunday's lndianapv is Sentinel, and a were heard to remark that "those Indian a polls boys were hard bats." They forget, however, bow the streets of Jerusalem were kept so clean.

Fred Nussel, druggist, received a comma Mica lion from hi* "darling" on Monday and has since announced his determination to "goben pack on her." It is generally thought, however tbat some of tbe boy» ooncccted the epistle.

Seme people say that the palatial "Clark Houae" nuisance will be suppressed after ordinance No.»gOrsiuL effect. It ia feared this will throw two of our citiseus out of employment unless they can secure another agency

A young man in Braail has proved to a mathematical certainty 'bat five empty ale battles will pay for a toll bottle of ale- He demonstrates the problem often as the not tes accumulate aoAetenUy to figure It out, end he Is quite an enthusiast on the snhfeot.

Some Englishmen a» inclined to drop the tetter in their conversation, but there ta a firm In this city (not English) who are jtt*ta» economical to the nee of the teiter a, and bave an advertisement marked :n efe*ei in front of their »torw. which resets, bushel potatoe for Mde tbe»Jgn correct it beau all the potsio stories ever heard ot.

There wss quite a commotion raised among the coio»ed popoiatlon of Bnudl by the theft of almost the entltn wanlruhie belonging to the %iie ol one of our colored barbers while sbe was at tbe festival, one ntgbt last wees. As ah* was universally oofestdercd to hav# yomessad tbe most *«ytlab garments of an}* In ber set. there iseunstdefaMe anxiety among the entered ta*ka to learn.-erhe HUedem ftookaandctom.

As some of the oewspapets uii4i«tet teginulag to posh their t*voftt»s be* we 'as ogadixatei In the next Oooelection, the pecHpte mt Brawl

IrmpecUhtty and modestly bet with defrmiaatW to sac nerd In having jtatnaletf) ptaoeon record thesm**tor qualities whlen tender the Rev. gunnel Yonng, a. a, a fit candidate for that port-

GREENCASTLE.

Frank Hafer walks on hie heels. So the girls say. Tbe Press, newspaper is printed on a two '-nigger power" press.

The n-v'vat at tbe college Chapel has at last been bioui ht to a eiose. There are one hundred end twenty-four squares and (Crty-nine streets in this sity.

Louis Weit stave at home and attends to ba-oiness bette than any other man in town. The relief committee have determined upon extending tbeir work, by assisting all object# of chority

The little giueeiy around tbe corner bas gone where ail good groceries go. Capt. James has sold out.

Ex-Mayor Cookerly, wife and daughter of Torre Haute, were visiting their relatives in this city, this week.

Concert by the Reform School Band, and lecture by Mr. Ainsworth and Prof. Ridpath next Monday evening.

Jim JUaggy came very near being married uuce. He asked a yuuug iady if she woald have biin and site said no.

Tbe choir of the Presbyterian church is rehearsing a celebrated Cantata, which they will soon give to the public.

A man by th« ame of Brown stole a can of oysters from Lyi-n ft Welk last Saturday. He should bo promptly "decorticated

Whenever you bave a few leisure moments to spare drop in on Sam Isaac's anhear him recite thxt famous poem entitled 'A Free aud Accepted Mason."

Extensive preparations are about to be made for tbe purpose of makiug the next county fair a grand success. The fair win probabty be held during tbe latter part of August.

Billy Fussier, besides being a very honest mau, is also very humane. He sells only genuine bear's oil, and is very careful not to throw his shavlug papeis where there are any barefooted boys l'he rooms of the Young Men's Christian Association are over Cupel's hat store. The next rooui west, over tne insurance office, with the peepholes in the windows, is supposed to be the headquarters of tbe Grangers or Ku Klux Klan.

A Yankee in the East bas invented a patent blushing machine. It is worn in the hair and by simply pulling a string a very natural blush may be produced. We will head a subscription list for the purpose of purchasing one for Joe Williams.

At a meeting of the Daughters of Rebekan on Monduy evening lost, the follow.ngofflcers were instaded: H. C. Parkins, N. Mrs G. J. Thompson, V. G. Mrs. McCormick. Secretary, and Mra. H. C. Perkins, Treasurer.

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ROCKVILLE.

The Grangers are organizing rapidly. Tbe county jail is without an occupant. Bill Marvin created a sensation at the recent Baldwin seance at this place. Spirits caused it.

Mr. Robt. M. Smith, agent of the InterOoean, was in town this week in the interest ot thit paper.

Tbe Foote House is in mournlugand cannot be comforted. Fisher is gone and Coulter ceases to gw in and out. l'he dwelling house of Doctor R. H. W. McKey, of Sugar Creek township, thU county, was recently destroyed by tire, with nearly all V# contents. No Insurance.

Mr. C. E. Rayio who was interpreter five years for the English exploring party In the Holy Land, lectured in Natloual Hall on Saturday night last. The lecture was highly instructive.

The Claras literary society has fitted up a room in the new school house in which to hold its meetings. The society will give another entertaiuiuent soon to raise funds to complete the furnishing of the room.

If the following named parties do not lead happy lives it will not be the 'ault of the county clerk who issued the licenses: John A. Baidridgeand Lovilla Challis David A. Coulter and Mollie Depuy James A Free and Amanda J. Cook James H. Seybold and Jane Hopper.

When John Ohaver discovered last week in The .Mail that he wa» an editor he concluded that was too much, so he has sold his interest in the tomb stone business to his brother "Je," who will be pleased to do any editorial business in bis line. John will travel for the new proprlet- r. to solicit business, and we presume, act as tiaveilng correspondent.

David A. Coulter has ceased to board at the Foote House. On Wednesday morning last, when about to retire from the table he bade his fellow-boarders an affectionate adieu, hoping they might live.to enjoy niHuy breakfasts together. A few hours afterward he was married to Miss Mollle Depuy, by Rev. N. L. Dlckersou, and the happy couple left for Frankfort, to begon* a few days, carrying with them thee ngrauIs Hons of hoits of friends May their voyage on llfe'socean be a pleasant one and replete with happiness.

SULLIVAN.

very

Tbe muddy roads make business dull. I. M. Brown, of the Columbus Republican, laIn town.

Mr. Jesse Bueknoll, clerk of the court, is on the sick list. James Snow, started South last week with a car load of horses.

Court adjourned last Wednesday until the next regular term in March. The Grand Jury returned about a hundred and twenty-five

Indictments at this term.

N. B. Taylor and J. T. e, of Indianapolis, were attending court here this week. No silver ware, w^s allowed to be introduced at tbe Granger's festival last Saturday.

Michael Everly. csnvicted ef burglary, at the present rm of court, was granted anew trlaL

The ca«of Ricuard Lovell,for assault with intent, Ac., will be tiken to the Supreme court.

Sheriff Curry took tbe convicts of the present term of court to the penitentiary last Thursday.

Tbe Democrat says tbat "Mr. Geo. W. Hill has ceased to write Sullivan items for the Terre Hante Mail." We presume that "Hayworth bin tied bim off."

A gentleman by the name of Haworth, a stranger to most of the people here, has opened a store at No 8 Commercial row, and by some means has got the ill will of some persons who. It appears take a delight tn annoying him oy burning bis boxes, egging hts house, Ac. This we think Is entirety wrong, ad no difference what tbe justifica tion may b* such conduct should be condemned bar ail good eiUs*na.

Tnts has been a doll day, a stupid, miser ably dull day newspaper m*n fly about the stieew vainly endeavoring to rake up news, and return sadly from their fruitless en deavots. Unless something of note occur# soon, yoo may expect to bear of any number of suicides. soMJvaa, Jan. at, MM,

In answer to i«e sarcasm which appeared in the Terre Haute Mail relative- to Heworth, we wish to very respectfully inform this great eflfaslon of mother wit, that as be seems over eollcitioos to know our whereaboots, tbat be can find us at Wo. 6 Commercial Ruw. Sullivan. Indiana, and that we are ready to take Iceoe with this twig a poo any snl&et his wisdom may direct.

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JOHSPB COX—Thl« fBorolnt at 2 o'clock, jmnoi Notlee ot tne time «®d tee of be ruaenl wlil bt gtrva ta u« Rs~

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RUMNTL eerrteee at the I-1I»IIBI EF panatt on Sooth Bgtittt *tnwt, brtwa Swea sa4 Oelt,oa asnoay loKioetr *. rrieadsot tb« mmUy antaftsd wtttovt tenker aeOee.

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LADIES* KADE-UP SUITS, In Black Alpacas and Poplins,at Less than Cost ef Material. Paisely Shawls, $12, worth $18.

A$l ASK FOR T1IE GOODS!

W. S. Rl CE&Ca

WEHAVE THEM AT

HALF-PRICE UNTIL FEBRUARY 1st, W. S. KYCE& CO.

WILL BUY AS GOOD A HUNTER'S AS $2.50 WII.L WHERE.

Satisfactlon Warranted or Money Refkmded. SHIRTS 9KADE TO ORDER In all Styles, Quantities and PrlffS,

Sill 14 AT BUY ELSE-

J. HUNTER,

MEN'S FINE FURNISHER. 157 Main Street.

3*. B.—An examination solicited whether yon wlwta to purchase or not.

TO STAND STILL IS TO DIE!

Stagnation bllartttM «hNtfv«r It fear km. Thi« Krynotf ofrt fry rnUr»rlM is pros re**. When the pnnie broke om. of jrieldinc toil, we ought It nlih low priree. nnu tlx« reenli him been the

Largest Business In all our Five Stores

thnt wehnveeTer known. Ever on the alert for profitable traaiMrtlone.we ItHve bouirht

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bite tunerlfire litre*' portion of tlie bankrupt xlackot

Mran. OBEBiIULMiB KKK.FKH. Whole-ale Ie-|crn In lry Cooln, tn BroaOwnjr, New York, and who failed during the late pnntc. Theae tin dn ar-alt flmt'Claos in ever re»pet^tT iron* a cilk Velvet down to a Npoolof Cotton, and at tbe price* we shall tell them they are

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MORE OF THE BANKRUPT STOCK!

200 PIECES STYLISH DRESS GOODS, OXLY 25cti.

SO cent Dress Goods, 20c Real Nice DreSM Goods 15c Fine Colored Alpncas, 25c 50 cent Dress Goods,- 85c 75 cent Bii^ck Aipnras for 00c Camera Hair Cloth, 40c All Wool Flannels, 25c

Good Set of Fnrs, $1.75 94.00 Fnrs down to 2.5© »6.00 Alaskn Fnrs for 4 5© glO.OO Miuk sets fbr 0.00 $25.00 Hfiuks«iM for 15.00 Mink Fnrs. *50.00: worth 75.00 Heavy White Quilts, 9I.50

Tbe above are probably tbe laet great barguinH our cuetomere will gpt of the great Pabio,and most likely the 1*hl12J^cent Prime we shall sell for 8 cents as they are now worth 10}{ cents at wholesale in New York.

SPECIAL BARGAINS!

CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS AND MATTINGS.

Cottag* Carpets, 25, SO and 85c. Three-Ply Carpets, gl-25.

Ingrain Carpels, 50, 00 and 75c Extra Carpets, 90c, $1.00 4i $1.10,

$14 Silk Velvet* for $18 Silk Velvet* for £9.

FOSTER BROTHERS.

TERRE-HAUTE. DTD.

DANIEL MILLER

BV¥H ALL HIS

Groceries, Sugars and Syrups

DIRECT FROH FIRST HAW OS, MAlfUFACTIJRERS AKD REFINERS, WHICH EH* ABLES HIH TO SELL TO

Grangers, Consumers and Hucksters

In Large Quantities, at a

'WHOLESALE FIGURE.

FOURTH STREET,

TOREK SQUARES NORTH OF THE IOUSE-

All Orders ter Groeerie^ seat hy HaU or Express, will NMivt dMe iMMttN. tfmms

theo. stahi

WBOUMLE A WD RETAIL DEALBB 19

Qneensware, China and Flint Glasswares,

OUIVKUEII. TABI.E CDTLEBT.

I mTHkWAlE,

AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.

k%25

in! •lllulllii to mkj L«1. *Mrk BXTmEBBl.V lSW'"1:'*' rtUCBM.

4 4-' -.

THEO. STAHL,

Main St., South

Side, Becoad

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P«»r Wert of 4th.