Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 4, Number 39, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 28 March 1874 — Page 5

WM MMMl-ANNOAL (le^oo) TEN THOUSAND KDITIOH «r IKS SATURDAY EVENING MAIL,

Wlllbsiseaed Mil week ortheweek following, on entirely new type, lati©dwb| mmm asw ta4 aUroeMre tm ttures. The Iwcw will he OHM** B«t v««k If it can be to arranged In time.

Only limited number of adwtiaomasts will be Ineerted, and baalness msa will do wall to wean a small spsoe In tbt^lsene, Tb* dktribatJon is of the thorough ohirwUf lfi ill A® country contributing trade to this city.

This is bone-ftde edition of fall 10,000 eopiee. The jmblWwr pledges hu word for this—or tbe tiBdirtt of tbe pressman Will bo submitted to sny person who may desire to have "aaearsnes doubly rare."

A UFB IN THB BALANCE.

Thkbjc la ohaooe tor a big speculation for ft company of ctplUllii* is poi* chasing tbe groond aod

Disking

Durban town of Msxville, with ft line of aireet railway connecting it with this city. Por a certain class of mannfiwtoH«« this looftlity poeeesses superior fscillties.

Tax Workingraen have called meeting at the Court House, on next Saturday on which occasion they in* tend to "publish to the world the platform of principles upon wbksb they propoee to enter upon the pending municipal campaign."

It is rumored that gentleman of this city, well versed in Agricultural matters, proposes to publish a weekly paper, devoted strictly to the Interests of tbe Qrangers, with sufficient capital to make It ft success. Oor Impression is, that It will take capital to do It.

Uamuadi LK»KMHk—'The following marriage licenses hare been iasued by the County Clerk aiooe oar laat report:

Vm.ll. Fan ami Ada E. DcwalL Amos Price aod Margaret Olive. Oeo. W. wart and Luey Melon#, Fayton R. Burnett and Mary Price. Peyton R. Bnrdett and Mary L. Pries. Edward Vslllslnt and Nellfo DansMson Jobn Fomytb and JcanieHbaw.

Bow T8IMchurch socials do grow in intereat this season. That of tbe Bsptist people at tbelr cburcb on Tuesday evening, was one of the most interesting and enjoyable character—refreshments, mosto and flowers se pleaaantly intermingled with sprightly conversation, wit and wisdom as to mske ail feel—well, to feel aa if there waa something good, after all in the. people of this troublesome little world of ours.

A LIFE IN THE BALANCE.

IirnuuiKirrs.—The following Is a list of Interments in theeity cemetery since last report:

Mareb 19—Ifrs. Kilts. March)»-Intent of E. Plnnkstt, s«s II months whooping cough.

March 30-P. r. Deck uconsumption. March tt-Mn. Mary B. Thing, agettyrs ^a^P»^JLnfai»t oflKasli Bardso sttli born.

March 24-Mr*. Mary Miller, a« 47 years congestion of the brain. March»-8on of Ueerge Freil, age II yrs typbotd fever. •arch 36—Mis.Sarah

yM?rebla£%is*

A. Manary, age Oft

Anna D. Tan Baton, sgs

38 years consumption.

K. M, T.—"Ye Masquerade Ball of ye mighty K. M. T., la annonnced elsewhere to occur one week from next Monday evening, at Dowlng Hall. It will be utricUy an Invitation ball, and aa a double gu ran tee against impoaltion all masks will be raised before entering the hall. The wearers will not be "raised" In the manner nsnal with young initiates. It promisee to be a large gathering. The yoqng gentlemen having the arrangements In charge are enthusiastic In the work and will spare no effort to make It a complete soocses.

Thk quarterly examinations of the city schools cloeed yesterday, exhibiting tbe steady and healthy growth ol our exoellent school system,

effic

iency of the superintendent, assistants sn4 teachers, and the thorough Instruction Imparted to paplls. The number of visitors on Thursday and Friday was rather above the average on such occasion*, bat it should have bean greater. There la nothing doea the little people so much good aa the frees of patents and Mends occasionally In tb* schoolhom. ftnd especially on examination day*—and when they come home boast* Ing of the number of visitor*, and comparing notes with their schoolmstes la other rooms, of the number, doea seem as though parents should make special effort to gratify lb«na 1ft thin pleasant. *-VVk .***

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THE CRUSADE!

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THE GOINGS OK IK THIS CTPYI1

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THE LADIES ORGATO^fOE ACTION! JS15.---V uv

FOR LIFE IP NBCVaUART.

TOE SALOON KEEPERS UP IN AKMS!

WAR TO THE KNIFE!

Thl» has been an Interesting aad a Uvely week for the friends sad the enemies of temperance. On ftasday «veniBg about foor tboasand people assembied at Dowling Hall, for the temperance meeting arranged by the psaUtre of tbe several churches. We say al Dowling Hall, for they oonldnt all gel In. Tbe large audience room of the Congregational church oppoaite was thrown open and qalekly filled, and then the Baptist church w*s filled. Short speeches, singing and prayer constituted the exercises at eaah rax Lamm Have perfected their organisation by tbe election of Mrs. Beebe Booth, Prea* tdent, with a corpa of vice Frestdenta, Exooative, Flnanoe and other commit* teea, and Seeretariea, It la to he known as tbe "Woman^ Temperance Union." About one hundred women have enroiled tbelr namee, and as the Preeideut stated on taking the chair, "not for a day or week only, but for llfo, If necessity requires

A petition la to be preeented to every woman in tbe city for aignatnre, praying the city council to pass an ordinance exacting a license fee of |5Q0 from saloon keepers,

Papers are also to be presented to vo tars, asking ibem to pledge themselves not to sign any permits one to drng gists, asking them not to sell any intox icating liquors, saving for medical purpoaea one to phyalclane, not to proscribe any intoxicating liquors save In eases of absolute necessity one to the property holders, not to rent tbelr buildings for tbe purpose of being used for the sale of intoxicating Uqnors one to the hotel keepers, asking tbom not to allow the sale of intoxicating liquor* In connection with their houses. At the mass meeting on Wednesday after noon It waa ordered that prayer meetings be held every day—on Monday Wednesday and Friday afternoons from half-past two till half-past three, at the Baptist ohurcb. On Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mornings from half-past nine till half-past ten, at the First Presbyterian church.

TBI SAJLOOK KMBPBBS,

Who have sn SMSodsiion, organized on the Second day of February, held their semi-monthly meeting, at Turner Hall, on Tnesdsy afternoon, And adopted the following resolutions:

WnnucAS, We perceive in the aocalled Temperance Crusade nothing but a means la destroy our personal libera* sand our botineas, guaranteed tons by the oonstUution and the statute of the State

WHSftSAS. The ssme oroceedure could be pursued towards ail other trades, which woald not only ruin individuals, bat must necessarily lsad to the ruin of the prosperity of the ooan try

WitaaKAS, We are law abiding cltiasns, and ar* conducting our business under the Statute of tbe State, and therefore think it neither necessary nor lawful to meddle with our affairs therefore be 1

Remtoed, That we pledge ourselves upon ottr honor as men, to patronise in future no one wba Is now or shall In tbe future engage la breaking down our legitimate business, thereby bringing ruin upon our eeuntry, ourselves ana our families.

JUtolctd, That we shall use our utmost endeavors and influence with oor family and business relations to carry out tbe object of these resolutions.

Stamfoect, That we shall aqgfrtain by all lawful means who of the business men of this town are eooneoted with this fanatical movement, directly tb rough themselves or indirectly through the agency of tbelr wives °Am^MtThat tbsse resolutions be published in all the Kngllsh and Uerman papers. and that tbe same be printed as a circular tn be sent throughout be country.

At this meeting- there wore preeent the following: T. J. Hoffman, Leo Warner, Jacob Plsher, Julius Klusaeaberg. George Fisher. A Lorsar, Phillip May, L. Forster, H. ft. voges, A. Keun&cs, C. M. Hlrsel, J. B. Wbltaker. Peter Staff, Henry Khrabardt, P. W. Hoffman ft CO., wter Mahler, Oeon|» ,®»ueropfle, George Mayer, Henry AiMtarnalue, WflrtM Knlfper, C. Eppeliu, L. Tejcbman, N. ft G. Kadei, F. Klckler a Bro, Henry Haadlok, Henry SUeglla. P. Tully. Al S^hsjU, Herman ScberrarTc. A. Fwra, Jobn B, WllkjgsonjJIscObSehlotteitMCK, Alexander A OS,, K. W. Johnson, Predsrlek Ohm. K. Stark, Chrtt Stark, H. HoUn«a. John Staff A Oo. lyssfeif-itf-H

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Wbartoa, Riddle A Co., of this city, rapreaenttng the Texsa Colony Aaaociatlon, h*T9 ft»t ipww4a of fifty par* sons from thta looaliljr, to tb* town of Lawraaaoi on the Texsa Fadfia Rail-road-1390 miles from St, Lotils. Tb«y eifUinly offer extraordlBftry Indttoaoaaata, and to persooa oontamplating going la that dlreetloa wa taggaM a oall at the office of Whartoh, Riddle A Oo, In the Beach Block, where parttoalara oaa ha gtyan mora fully thaa wa are able to give la thta brief ttaflfe To jots tho Texaa Colony Aaaorisltlon, the aamll faa of la pnta« fwr which a warrantee deed to a lat the town of Lawrenoe, Ts*a», 1« tWaa. Beaidea, the benefit of radNMlloaa la railroad fore la ^rtalMd^4(ftlf fore, aavtagof fraetkm 6y«r 9*fc This redo«ion la fore may taken advantage of aay time Wiliria two years.

Ways* Wo***.—tw» ftolly Water Works, of lftdWN^5lla, aeem to be a allure^ for tit prevention of fire. Tbe JouraaS that dty says ''the water was thrown at any time mora than Inanity foot from tbe nosate." It la a tsomfortto aa of the Prairie CUgrto lam from this statement to tbe ear* of Mr. BrtaP, Super! nteodeot of the watar works In this dty, In which he propoeee, if the authorities wish the tent, to throw foor atreama over the Opera House, National Hoaaa or Detain* block at any time, day or night, In three minutes after sounding the alarm. He adds that la five mlantea foar more streams can ha thrown with the same etfset, aod if the ataa of the lira sboald Jastify ths second alarm being tamed on, la thirteen asiantes six awe atreeme oaa be thrown from the oearset flea ptngs to Ife* Xante height. Sack a teal ce» taluly woght to ho astiafliakay.' ..

Tim town of Lawreaoa, wbara the Colony la located la ft aaw oaa, bal It la. •cutting foat, and the price of Ma la, tajrtdly advancing. Lots aoM last foil and wiat«r for fl$, are now a^Hag «l Itok

Deeds ftre transforahlo-ao readily he aaaa that a trip to fteaa, to see the coantry, or »ven tor aplasaare trip, oaa ho projected throagh thaaaadisss of this rviloay ftiairtlia at owapmaiivHy WNNwk

TERRE-HAUfE SATURDAY EVENING MAIL. MARCH 28, i874,~»

A LinS TS THE BALAHTCE.

TnrMUMOi Kcanma Sokdat Evamya.—Oa aaooant of other eagsgeasenta Dowling Hall cannot ha aoeared for the usual temperance meeting tomorrow evening. In oonaequence the following arrangements have been made. There will h*» Union Temperance meetings as follows: At Centenary church, under the dlreetloa of Reva. Sterret and Brakeman at the Congregational ehareh, ander the direction of Be vs. Henderson, Crosier and Howe at Aabnry church, under tbe direction of Revs, J, W. Qreene and Bead.

A LIFE IK THE BALAKOE.

THK TWENTY-SIXTH &PI&ITUALMTIO AJtMIVMMUUM Y. Tueeday, March 81, 1874, Is the 9Sth anniversary of tbe advent of modern Spiritualism. Tb« Spiritualists of this plsoesre arranging for a grand celebration. For this purpose first-class speakers are engaged. Kxerciee opens with lecture on Snnday, at 11 o'clock a. x., to which all are invited. Seats free. Also lectures Sunday and lionday evenings, oioaing with feetivities and a grand social on Tneaday evening. Good music Is engaged. By order 0/ the COMMITTJUB,

A LIFE IN THE BALANCE. $fi00,000. Five hundred thousand dollirt la the dally average lose by fire in the United States, and It is on the inoresae., Such being tbe case property owners ahonld look welt to the standing of the companies they insure In. Wharton, Riddle A On repreaent none but tbe best and are prepared to effect lnsurauoe to any amount at reasonable rates,

A LIFE IN THE BALANCE.

8PRIN0 MILLINERY. Miss M. A. Raridon annonnoea an opening of fine French Pattern Hats and Bonnets, Flowers and Millinery goods, on Wednesday and Thursday, April 1st ftnd 2nd. She cordially invites the presence of the ladles. Her stock Is the finest ever brought to this city, and was selected by herself recently in tbe eastern cities. 1 rv? y*f

A LIFE IN THE BALANCE.

—A. G. AUSTIN A CO., have some Fine Ssmple Double Ouns, manufactured by W. A C. Scott, Birmingham, England they take orders for these guns. You should see the Intense Interest manifested by sports in these goods—they are the best in the world.

A LIFE IN THE BALANCE,

—Skkd Cork.—Hudnut A Co., in a card in this paper, have a proposal In regard to loaning seed corn, that should clsim the attention of every former reader of The Mall. 4

A LIFE IN THE BALANCE.

—A. G. AUSTIN A OO. Invite attention to their new metal Hat Rack and Shelf Combined. Cheap and worth the trouble of examination.

A LIFE IN THE BALANCE.

—OUR REAL HAIR SWITCHES CANNOT BE BEAT, IN QUALITY AND PRICES. A. HERZ A CO.

FRENCH STAMPING.

E. Andrews, French Stamping establishment, 132 Main street, overO'Boyle Bros, boot and shoe store.

"*A LIFE IN THE BALANCE.

-Churches or Societies wanting Reoord Books or Justices wanting Docketa can have them made just as they want them at Bartlett's Bindery and Blank Book Manufactory near oorner of Fifth and Ohio streets.

—LIVELY TRADE IS PROOF THAT WE ARE SELLING GOODS CHEAP THROUGHOUT OUR ENTIRE NEW LARGE STOCK OF EMBROIDERIES, LACE8, EDGINGS, HOSIERY, HANDKERCHIEFS, HANDSOMEST TIES, RUCHINGS, OOLLARETTS, RIBBONS, GLOVES, BELTS, NEW JEWELRY, CORSETS AND MANY OTHER DESIRABLE GOODS FOR LADIES AND GENTS WEAR AT THE POPULAR CENT STORE, SOUTH FOURTH STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND OHIO.

A LIFE IN THE BALANCE.

—Bartlett's Is the only Bindery and Blank Book Manufactory now in operation is Terr* Hsoto,

-LAST WEEK'S SUPPLY OF YAK LACES ALL SOLDOUTiANOTHER LOT KXPUCTKD TO-DA Y.JU8TAS GOOD PATTERNS AND EQUALLY aschbap. a. hkrz

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ORE AT OPERA BAZAAR.

A ttFE IN THE BALANXTtt.

—Ira Grorar, Jr., hsvinft amoved his fomily ovefbla drugstore on Lafoyaito street, oan now KtAWcr calls st sll hoars, day or slgtil.

~OPBNlSfir~OF A SPLKSDtD LINK OF f&AL FRENCH AND NEW YORK PATTERN BONNETS AND HATS* THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, MARCH 98th AND I?th, AT ft. L. STRAUS', 148 MAIN STRBBT.

AIJFE IN THE BALANC*.

BURIAL R0BE8.

1 hsveadded tossy large stoclt of Undsrtskar*s Goods, Shmads and Robea, which are oomlng la ass T«nry much. Also Crape aad Glovaa, la foel any thing ass ha had In my Mas, by csiiiog aa IsjJb fltu,

Ooraar of Srd m4 ttttfrry streets.

ALIFEIllTM BAi.JkNOR.

EABFUL DECLINE IX

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Having taken advantage of the late tambls la Dry Goods ia New York, we are eaabled to aetl the following Goods at the annexed figures

This Is a cbanos for investment that presents itaelf to buyers only once la lifetime. We sell by the yard or piece, and for cash only:

Best Amoskeag Prints, jtt TX&, ro» dacad from 100. Bast Standard Prints of every kind, at SXeu, reduood freta 12Ho

Best Paper Cambrics, at H, reduced from lSKsBest waiat Lining, at 15c., reduced from 28 and SSc.

Real Good 4-4 Bleached Muslin, st 10c,, rednoed from !2Ko. Linwood 4-4 Bleached Mualln, warranted superior to Lonsdale la every respect st lSKo., reduced from 16?e.^

Beat Clark's Spool Cotton, 5 osatss

Honey-Oomb Quilts, good quality, at 11.16. Black and Colored Silks, Black Alpacas and Pare Mohairs at a trifle oyer half their value.

Table Linens, Napkins and Irish Shirting linens, at the same reductions.

Black Grens'dlndi at trifle over half value. Embroideries the finest ever brought to this city, at very low prices.

Black Cashmeres and Drap d'ete for Dreaae* and Capes, an immense stock and extremely low.

Striped Summer Silks in choicest designs, aad a thousand other articles too numerous to menton, at lowest cash prices.

Call early and secure bargains that have not bMn offered in the last 40 years.

FELSENHiELDA JAURIKT, No. 620 Main street.

EW GOODS!

NEW PARASOLS—J74. styles, at the Baa Hiva.

FRESH LOTS of the Collars and Cufifh Gilt, Silver A J-t Linked Bills Jet Bells for Collsr and Cufb, at the Bsu Hive. ,i iXH'

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SQUARE SILK HANDKEROHIEES— #. iLlnen Hem Stitched HandkerChiefs a great bargain, at the */, "BBS Hivk.

JEWELRY—The latest in Jet, Gold Plate aad Coin Silver—many '-'-"very desirable styles, at the

Baa Hivb.

SPANISH COMBS !-SellIng rapidly— BLACK and SHELL Combs!— stylish LEATHER BELTS with handsome Bucklea. BLACK

CHAINS and Necklaces, at the Bss Hiva. ,j ,t ,,u,

EMBROIDERIES, Yak Laoes, Patent Vai. Laoes, at the BKB Hrvx.

Fashion A.) Fashiom B. CORSETS, Fashion C.J ^At the BEE HIVE,

OSTER BROTHERS,

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A handsome line of Nottingham Laoes, very cheap, at Foster Brothers. Anew line of Jaoonet Embroideries, Gloves, Hosiery, at about half their former prioea, st Foster Brothers.

Our Spring 8tock of medium and lowpriced Dress Goods were never so oomplete, ranging from UH to 60c, st Poster Brothers. tr*'

We hsvsjsst received and plsoed In our Csrpet Hall, 80 p!s ss of new Ingrain Carpet In til tha Utsst designs, at Foster Brothers.

Good Prints 5 snd 8c. Amoskesg Prints 7c. All sUndsrd Prlnu 8c. Yard wide Ble^hed Muslin 10c.4 A splendid quality ef Table Linen 800,

Otif bdym in New York are taking advantage of low prices la Dry Goods. OUl snd ex&mlns the new goods srrlTlng daily* Fasnm Baas.

W. W. Patnb, Msnftgsr.

—F^r Choice Fruit and Vegetables, §o to Haney A Hanpt, Old Poet Office, Fourt&strefel, hat ween Main aad Ohio.

Garden, field and flower seeds, seed potstos, onion sets, AO., Ac* Hajmsy A Hattpi\

Yard wide McacJhed MwsWa,

Table Liaens, SSe warth 50c.

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TO THE FRONT. b-

A large stock of nsw Spring Goods arriving daily at Footer Brothers. A handsome lino or Spring Shawls Just srrived at Foster Brothers.

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Old Post Office, 4th rtrsst, Turra Heats, lad.

TftE STAR MEAT MARKET. This esUblishment, of which Mr. P. p. Mlachler la now sola owner, ia one of tbe leading InaiHuiions of TerrsHants. Mr. M. attends to In person, with good assist**ts, and by courteous, treaimsnt of »Stomara, close aUentlon' to business, iftfl keeping only the best meals that

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be found In theoountry,

sn Immsitn patronage has been secured. Go IS tbe Star Meat Mark«t,-on e*ai Kftfe atresl, If yon want ^ood m^ats.

CHEAP COAL.

B^Wlek A Srn ars llhsg the heat Bogar Creek Osl si ths*»W #risa of tSaeSata boahsl,

GRANGERS HEADQUARTERS AND PRICE LIST.

Best Prints 8 to lOcts per Yaid

W. 8. RTCli

(No middle profits, Prices Hume ss fiist hands.)

flmr/ isrd wide Brssa lOe.

While aad Cslercd Ihrpet Ckala. -v- jf SlrawBcd Tiching, lSlAe.

Extra FesUHer Bed TieJklag, He.

Cheviot Hhlrtlag Mripe«,lt l-» lo SS erats.

Cattoaadlea

aad

Jeans, ft#

CO., TEJRRE-HAIJTE^ OfD.

OUR LOW PBICE8 IS BLACMSILKS EXCITE THK WOIDEB OF ETEBTBOD¥.

Bed Spreads, |LOO warth |1JS.

Bleached Table Damaak, $1.00

warth|LS5.'

LADIES READY-HAM! SITTS, al the price al malarial n&ak* lag thrown in.

SPBlNd 8HA WLt, JACK ETA, dee.

BLACK CASHMERE WRAPS.

"W. 8. BYCB & CO.

MORE NOVELTIES,

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HERZ & GO'S,

THIS WEEK.

We make It a point to faraish our Lady patrons the newest, aad the best at the lowest possible prices.

1874—SPRING—1874.

Hunters Furnfehing' Depot!-

BTEW SHIRTS, ia ataeh, or Made to Order aa COLLARS AMD CUFFS, in Linen ar Paper. SLEEVE BOTTOMS. Everything Maw! Errrj

Everything Cheap!

WHO BEriMKRTI

The Assasan, af Cincinnati, O., Assets. Old Merehaal% sf Newark,

Allenaanla, al Plltaharg, Pean, af Philadelphia,

Frsusklln, of Wheeling, Clay, af Mewp«rt, THIS AGENCY IS IMDEPEMDEMT, Aod la not governed by rules or rates of any combination. IHssesosJl Vo-fS fore applying he where,

OFFICE OPPOSITE THE POITdlllCC.

COOK &c BEIXjXJ,

QBUKBamdealem I*

Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils,

DYE-STUFFS AND PURE LIQUORS.

ST' W*.

BLACK ALPACAS, W wsrth Mc. BLACK ALPACAS,M«erihMc. BLACK ALPACAS, SO verih ISe. PUBIS BLACK MOHA1BS, 60 eta warlitOSa. Pl'RE BLACK HOHAIKS, OS eta warthi 90s. PCBE BIACK HOHA1BS, 71 eta worth fl.OO. lapsaese Strlpea, We warth SOc. Wash Papiias, IB 1-Se, warth aft

Whaleaale, ISe.

la Me.

Cssrisierw, extra |aality, $1.00 ssd$Ui,verth|t.SS,

Braeade Japaaeae Silks, 45 eeata worth Me. Iriah Popllas far Unite, all aalora, |1.50.

BLACK SILKS, OOe warth |lJtt.

BLACK SILKS. |1J5 warth 014M.

BLACK OROS GRAIM SILKS aa-

tra quality, $1.79 warth

BLACK CROS GRAIN SILKS «a-

bllrae qaality, $MO worth $S

MOHAIR BRILLIANTI9TES al

TOE -A. IsTIOBS,

NEW SPRING HATf

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JOHN KL l'PENHEIMER,

W.&BTCEAV0.

The Opera House Hatter.

MEW MECK WEAR, ha Scarfb, Tiea and Befik

In staeh, ar Made to Order aa short natiee. MBTW MEW STUDS AM •erything FashlonahMl

7* At HUNTER'S, 157 lain St., Terre-Haute, lad, N. B.—No trouble to ahow Goods. One price and courtesy to all.

FXRE! FIRE!! FIRE!!! FIRE!!!! lotSURE ENSURE INSURE HI ——WITH—

Z^ FRANK A. FARIS

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Ohio St., Terre-Hautcr Ind.^ i«

GULICK & BEREY,

QKNBBAL BBALU8 IN

Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals,

Paints, Oils, Glass, 6cc. Corner Main and Fourth Street*,

TEBRJE-HAUTE, IND.

Punt BiANom, Whiskiis & Wntis TO* MsrxrcrtrAL Usti.^

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