Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 4, Number 40, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 4 April 1874 — Page 5

WHAT ABE YOU DOING

•*lV TRLL THE PEOPLE!

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IV,WU awnltnnwl Extra B&

tioaDf Ten Thousand Opiesaf The SatHrday Bteninff M'r" will totalled, Mill be a magttifl I number, and as medium for tb» bwtneaa ww to Ml the peojfc» wfaa* h» 1»dotaff.U i» unwupaas-

It wlfl distribute thoroughly this city anil county. It will bo pot in *tcrjf k&m of the neighbor town* of Marshall, Parts, Clin»ou, IWckvllle, Bmtil, OrcCncatUe and .Suliivaj*.

Lug* Packages will be aent tor free dtatrib^tiwn to every po*tma*(er (otir authorized Wnt*)Jn tJata and surrounding auntie*.

Only a limited number of advertisements faawrted, as the main object Is to introduce The Mail, aa an attractive, readable paper.

The fates of advertising are reasonable —only double that ofa single insertion hi tbeuaoal edition.

Advertisements must be handed in or space secured, on Monday or Tuesday Seize upon tid» opportunity. It will he six month* be fere you have another *»ch,

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AMUSEMENT NOTES.

Hart^ Mfwrtrel*, a colored troupe, a ifcmnaat of t^e Oeorgia Minstrela, oi ganized in Eransviile, appear here ou •Satprrlor evening neat.

Tho K. M. T*a are making the moat extensive prof»rntlons fbr their mas quefttde at Dolling Hall on Monday evening, and there Is every indication of a largo crowd as.4embLiiig. Even If you do not take part in the dance, the tableaux and oth^i jiovel features will be worth the priceof admiswou. *...

Joe. Jeffersons come# to us again on the 14th inst., with his imimltabla penonation of "Rip VartWinkle." Is it necessary to say moroithpn that Joe. Jefferson is oomingon a certain date, and that he will play tho heru tof Falling Waters as no other living faajt play it? The^ple of seats will eomtpenco theOth.

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Mrs. Jas. A. jOates and her talented (Jomic Opera Company will play at the Opera Hooso on tbfc evenings of the 18th and 20th, producing the "Cfrand Duchesa of Gerolstein," and,

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Bavards,'' two

of the beak in their extenaive repertoire. We have before uaigoat enthusiastic notices, but no Bpaee give, them in this issue. Mi».

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will be pleasantly re

membered toy our people—especially by wrrtaln susceptible young gentlemen, an Miss Alice O. Merrefr, a fine vocalist and teacher of muaio iu the Female College in thfl days of Rev. John Cowtt.v 8he was a beantiful and brilliant Woman, withjo&tjUje. das&t for her present Uii§ .i J., rv.

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TbD Bpirituaiiata jutdrhratod, (heir twenty-sixth anniversary at Pence's Ilall, aqcortHug to pwgrainirw^f l&mnencing on Sunday morning and endin* on Wodiuml.iy evening, The speakers were Mrs. J. H. Severance,ofMilwaukee, and lr! Jasl W. Stetfrart,Qif McHenry, Tllhiaifc. The social, supper and hop on Tuesday evening—the most attract ivo feature—was a delightful affair, and greaUy er\joyel by the lar^J crowd la attendance. The hall was handsomely d^ omted, the supper *upcrb^snfl tlio b'n. eoiitfhued t||l the mmiU hopes of Uw iiiorning. 'v-..

THK Marble Pali Dry eoods House of F^eubeld 4k Jaurtet presents fuaanimated ft^earar -r on every pleasant *ft^oMiocMind su ^reat is the crowd asuallyv that in their card in to-day'a Mail, t|oy reqt^ alB juries deitfring to.jttold Uea|^nw»oo ri to call in the forenoon. The propriety^ 'this establishmenta*e «ueh elnver f- .ti jmen that it irflbrds ns liit lf plej r§ to know that they have «*ftabUsbed thelr jbuidness upon a firm Man^fam and biwwne one of the substantia! ftjrtor^ 'rr this growing city. Tfrey bad al«aid#truggle tor thair prenoot poatOca^ bet j»olld worth nad real mm win always win In the *n&:

V. E. Wrat* who is eanvaasJtigthe Houtheamteru jp«rt of tho State for Mr. Vv & on lha Oommis^oners, meettn ^v*te» jnt soeeess aud Is sellinphe i[ vary i^idly. This popular Hftirk \v« up by Mr. Ilggleston with great earn and fat a full and complete commct''**y on the pov •»and duties of tho Board ol iU»auniaMoners. No boiwdocjyUarney should bo «Bh**itthiswcwlt.

Til* new AUM of VJgocownty, by A. T. Andrew^ «f Chicago, has jrt* been iieoed, andm oo^j l» on our table.. Prom &he huntj glanoe we have been able (o s*ve fct, tho »ork te Aally op t» the promise gjtvn mbscribem. It Seeems mm txtendwl uc ^, but U»e crowded ronditiou of oar oolumns at the line we urmt, pnnie giving it In tfedvlwae. It should ha.u ft place in ev^ry flunlly andoflkec.

IWlB.l.n.V t--l of thes^oon keepm, aak) that InfanneU th^ i- wher" Uo^taAad. vised Ma |wpi" srff to ptmmtrn intitempenuaoo aotta. xu i«a nexlHbwa» the *&<L "prea^»er,w pot In a flat danial. Tbevs to agued deal of informaikra goIng sbotit In tbeee dajrsthat has little or no tonndaUonl

TIB llaO^peaw In a new drcaa of type. AJ though greaUy im proved In appearasoe, it fill Wt better la a tow wee»ut when the oily subrtanoe upon new type hi entirely removed, and Will no donbt then oimftnn the assertion of this morning's Riprees of being the "handsomest papor in the west."

"jPKXxam, ase advejttoeaaeat of typo

TH tusK.- against |Jur. Stone, taken Solli an on change venoe, was ndUied WMi dtonissed isat Monday.

?KJK working men meet at the tVwit House to-night to discuss mstters touch* ing the ap|vuaching dity cdeciion^

THXJKB is a chan^^ about in our hotela again. The Buatin House haa Ranged hands—John Chapman retirtag, and Dennis Btunkard taking vharge. It is said the St. Clair will change hands in, a tow days—and the old Clark House is to be re-opened. men in the towns of Paris, UaraK^i Clinton, Rockvllle, Brazil, Greeneastle, and Sullivan, will find ii to their advantage to insert an advertisement in The Mail's 10,000 edition next week, as great quantities will be sent to thwn towns fur thorough and gratuitous distribution. .,„i„it -4—»•

LECTURE.

€. W. Htewttrt will lectoro at Pence's* Hall, Sunday evening, April 5th, at 7X o'elock. Bubjeot, ••Darwinism, orKvolutlon and Immortality,

Original Ono-Prit^e Clothiers. DBE&s MAKING. yeth would inform the ladies of

Terra Haute and vicinity that she has secured competent help and is prepared to do Dress Making in all tho latest styles. Special pains taken and instructions given in dress cutting and fitting. Rooms over inland's shoe storo onj^faia, between Fifth and Sixth streets.,.- i,

BESTFLOUB

For $8.00 a barrel, dellverod by Chambers, opposite Postoffloe. V*

5 HEMOVAL, y*

Win. II. Robbins will remove hi^ boot and shoe manu&cturning establishment, the coming week, to one door east of the Singer Sewing Machine office, three doors west of his old stand, where be will open a choice stock of boots and shoes of eastern manufacture and also continue his manufacturing establishlaent on a larger seated

—Just received at A. Her* A (Vs. The NneestBrvtle*. For the spring season.

THE STAM MEAT MAIlKE'I? By serving his patrons constantly with the very beat meats to be had in the market—beef, veal, pork, lamb, mutton, etc., Mr. Pi P. Mischler has held the large trade with which the Star Meat Market started, and has "been constantly adding new customers. Besides fresh meats bo keeps at aH times th&best su-gar-cured hams, bacon, sausage, bologna, etc. Give him a call.

-SEE A. G. AUSTIN & CO'S parcten Implements, Binl Cages, new styles, and wav down in price. in ft fu 12 vyVKir FIEM—NEW PRJCES^%

Xn looking over this week's advertisements of the new firm of J. A. Rutherford, successor to C. T. Clippinger A Co., corner of 7th and Main street, we have come to the conclusion that the new proprietor must be a man of truth, when he says he bought out the old firm at great sacrifice or else he could not possibly sell choicest Home-made Apple and Quince Butter at 85eta. per gallon, Maple Syrup at fl.25 per gallon, Dried Sweet Corn at 12)4 cts. per pound, Dried Peaches at 10 cts. per pound, Choice Teas at 75 cts. to L00 per pound, Sweet Potatoes at 85 cts. per peck, and Irish Potatoes at $1,30 per bushel, Yarmouth and Saco Corn at 25 eta. per can, or $2,7/ per dozen, and many more leading articles just as low, but we have not space to enumerate any farther. fl —GOLD FISH, Ahm

GOLD FISH, ',«? At Foote's Seed Siottu

4* IlLACK IJtON FRAME. .4 GRENADINES, & Ju#t opened, in all Grades, at

U-K ^OW PRICES, To effect speedy sale*, W. S. RYC'E CO.

Why pay #1,5© for a pound of tea, when yon can get as good for 66 cents, of J. R. Chambers, Sixth street, near if 4

DOWN WITH PRHM

Of Trees, Vines and Ilants, in immense variety, at the Old Reliable Terre Haute Nursery, south of the Blaat Purnaee on the Loekport Road, mile from the elty. WM, PATRICK, Nnr*er?man.

&*-4m CLOVER HEED. AUSTIN A CO, have a few hnshels of ehok* Clover Seed lefL Call early.

FRENCH STAMPING.

K. Andrews, French Stamping eatnblishment, 123 Main street, over O'Boyle Bros, boot and shoe store,

TTTF LARGBHT AND'BEST 8ELECRMP STOCK OP MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS TO BE SOLD AT THE LOWEST PKICFAAT a L. «TRALS% 149 MAIN STREET.

Onion setago ^Chambers,

near the Pooloffice. FRESH HUNGARIAN, Millet, Clovsar and all ktadi of Garden ami Flower Seeds, of the very beat quality, at J. A. root**» Seed Stow, Main

^SVRIAL ROBES.

I have added to my large stock of Undertaker's Goods,. ctiirouds and Robes, which areoomingm use very much. Alao Crape andGlovaa,!n toet anything lan be had in my Una, by culling on

LUAQ IUTX,

Ooroer of ted and Cherry atree

—EVKRYBODY BRINGS HOMIv THING NEW, and wc are now prepared to show our patrons the moet complete assortment of ready-made clothing ever shown in this uity.

Our Boys' clothing department is par ticularly attractive, and prices low EKLANGER CO.,"

TERRE HAUTE SATURDAY EVENING MAIL.

A MODEL DRY MOM PALACE! [Fwm the Oay foonty Enterprise.] Again we fwi called upon to direct the atlentton of our readers to one of the laxgeat and beat regulated business houses in the West—the Mammoth Dry Goods Palace of Wilson Bros, A Hunley northw«*t comer tsf Main and Fifth streets, Terre Haute, Indiana. This house is known by the people of Clay oountv as one of the moat reliable inatiutioiirt of the kind in this vicinity. It is Hlways crowded chuck full of every variety of goods in the Dry Gooda line, and their wock of Ladles' Drees Goods is surpassed by no other stock in the land.

Mr. Hunley haa lived in Terre Haute for many years during which time he has won the respect of everybody and haa gained onvbible reputation as one of the Best judges of durable goods in the Prairfe Cuy. Mr. Wllaon^s ulso an old and experienced Dry Goods man of some St) years, and knows exactly bow and when to buy and what to buy to pleaae the people. They buy no shoddy auction goods, but purchase of first-class eastern •houses, whore they secure their stock at such low figures aa to enable them to give the people bettor bargains than they could possibly get from other less experienced merchants.

Wo were shown through their store ou Saturday, where we saw one of the largest ana nobbiest stocks of Dry Goods and Ladies Dress Goods that wo have over seen in a.drv goods store. Their large corpse of polite clerks were busy as bees waiting upon the scores of customers which lined their counters. We met many persons.there from Bowling Green, Sullivan, Rockvllle, Marshall, Paris Mattoou, and some from Charleston, 111., the old home of Mr. Alt Wilson, where they were laying iu their summer supplies of goods. They say the^ can buy goods oT these gexulemen so much below tho prices of the same articles iu their own tewns, as to enable them to pay their fare to Terre Haute and return, and Have enough to pay them well for their time In going.

Their spring stock Is daily arriving, and if the people of Clay county desire bargains, they had better call on tlioin. when you go to Terro Haute to buy remember that this Is tho leading goods house there—and that they will sell you goods on "square" principles. A street railroad runs direct to this house from the Union and Cincinnati depots. Tell the conductor to stop at ili Bros. A Hunlcy's.-

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[Prom Tuesday's Express.)

CORONER MULL'S CARD.'

To the Editor of the Express: An editorial appeared in The Saturday Evening Mail severely censuring tho coroner of Vigo eonnty because he had held an inquest on tho body of C. Fred, a lad of eleven years of age. Tho tacts in the case, brief, are follows, vis: M*. David Christie, formerly coroner of this countv, came to me arid stated that the boy (C. Fred) had leen severely kicked in the aldomen, by an older and larger boy, and tho opinion generally was the said C. Fred had died from the iryuries thus inftioted also, ho referred me to where I could find evidence to corroborate his statements to- me, which I did by following his directions. As to results, I feel I (lid propei in setting the community right as to the case of nis death, thereby relieving Jerry Welsh from all blame which wras attached to him prior to the inquest. As relates to the the part in which J. P. Johnson, deceased, is alluded to in The Moil, it is false from tho beginning to the end, as I was called,: on to liold an inquest on deceased by James Turner. by request of relatives, but abandoned it on account that the relatives were satisfied as to cause of his death. Besidca, the friends and relatives are satisfied tho same I had to-day from Riley McKeen, while conversing on the subject of what appeared in The Mail of Saturday. »UI ,!- *. W. D. MULJL., Coroner.

.NEW ARRIVALS., LATEST STYLES,'

di ,AtJj the NOVELTIES.:'v IX)WEST PRICES. ?sv£3 AT POPULAR CENT STORE, n--» i*Now is thelimo to get your binding done. They are binding Magazines, Music, Newspapers, Ac., very cheap at Bartlett's Bindery, Blilh and Ohio.'g^|'%^

—OUR EMBROIDERIES ARE CREATINGQUITE A SENSATION AMONG THE LADIES,

AND WE ARE COMPLI

OND HABD&KWINQ MACHINES.

A. HERZ&CO'S

This Week.

New Veiif and Velings.

Sewing Silk N ells.

Ball4Skiarf-ninfr. Jot/^reU7.

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tinted VdJln^i.'^

New Parasols. __

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Bkigaat Fftna. -u IbUl-IJttks fbr CbUars and

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Novelties In Tien. Bolts and Belt Buckle*.

GrosGrain Ribbons, in No. 4,7,*Jand 12.

Ah elegant stoek of Muslin Underwear,

expected to be in next week. Remcmtor our goods are fresh and new, and tho prip^^.u^^Ijdqjf .... KU -ft- I-S petition.

A. MERZ & 00*8 Ureal Opern flnMuir.

MORE BARGAINS.

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\^e plaon "on" sale tWs morning, two more Owes Lo,nsdale yard-wide Bleached Muslin, Soft-finish at UH cents, and two CasCfi Fpfrest Mills yatd wide Muslin at 12J»i e«its.

Our stock of SPRING DRESS GOODS is complete. The bargains we are offering In BLACK SILluS, BLACK CASHMERES, BLACK GRENADINES and BLACK MOHAIRS, Jiave iwver been equaled in this city/^^Jf/:

Best Paper Cambrics, 8 cent*. Iiost Amoskeag Pi-ints, 7% cents. Best Standard Prints, 89^ cents: Best DrillLngs, 16 cents. Clark's Spool Cotton, 6 ocnte. 'J To Avoid the afternoon rush, please call in the forenoon. ***???£**,

FELSENHELD A JAURIET,'

Trail, Walking and Short Skirts, made of Muslin,'^*' & or Cambric, with Plain, -:-ii jr%4 am Bias orVelocipede Tucks,* ,4^.^ it Ruffles and Embroide-],,. ,.'i 'ftiij. ries. .:4?i All good styles of Che-, mise, in not less than 48. IW? different designs.

MENTED DAILY BY A NUMBER OF THEM FOR THE NICE PATTERNS Muslin xised arc principally Wamsutta, AND THE LOW PRICKS WE ARE iliN, TYuit of Loom, and others as good

SELLING TIIEM AT. A. HERZ-A CO^ ORBATOPERA BAZAAR 1

XFFICE FURNITVRh Buckingham & Van Ulzen have tho largest stock of

Offlfeo

Counters, Cases* Ac., to order. Plaoo of \or

At auction, on Saturday, April 4th, at our office, corner of Third and Chestnut the Weed Sowing Machine office, on 5th streets, or of J. A. Mitchell, near Darwin .w .. ... 111. wa «hntl ItoAn a Mnnl (If nam at 111*., as we shall keep a supply of corn at that place for thcoouvenienco of formers on alnut Prairie, or thereabouts. ttuumrr A Co.,

sfaeet, between Ohio and Main, I will sell all my wagons, harness, office ftarnitnre, and twenty-five aewing miujbim?s, consisting of all the standard makes. The tiyifd of ihet«D machines are new and In good order. I have nearly new machine wagons( which are well adopted for ftmlly or expreai use, to be sold without reserve.

Terms—All sums under |l(l eeah, ov«r flO «iid under #60 alx months credit, over #80 nine month» credit will be given, without interest, purchasers giving note with approved aaourity. Hale to commence at 10 o'clock A. s.

GEO. A. IUYWA*D A Co., Auctioneers.

STRINfi MILLINERY* Miss M. A. Raridon announces an opening of iQlie Frecicli Pattern Hit# and Bonnets, Flowers and Millinery goods, on Wednesday and Thursday, April 1st andUnd. She cordially Iravitea the presence of the ladies. H«r stock Is the finmt ever brought to tkia elty, snd was selected by herself recently in the eastern cities. '~Aai»—#i» im—**»* -For Choice Fruit and Vegetable*, go to Haney A Baopt, Old Poet Office, Fourth street, between Muln and Ohio.

Garden, field and flow aeeda, a«ed potato*, onion a ta, Ao., Ae. H*f*rr A HAUTT,

Old Poet Offlre, 4th atreet, Tern Ha«l, Ifid.

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MOST ELEGANT varietvj.,

tfe *t^,of NIOHT ROBES, 36 different styles. DRAWERS, &•% some 25 styles. (JORSETJ

COVKBS—a dozen goodval i, style8 DBEssiNo SACQUKW —a dozen good styles*,*

APRONS 4

This Line of Ooods Exhibited with Pteatiure, without Solicitation to J9uy,^ ¥$?]- BEEHIVE,

Desks,

Office

and

Library Tablea. &c., in the city, which they will sell low for oash. Call and see

Being d(»lrous of Introducing puro

mey wm wu »w« whito corn more generally throughout their styles before' purchasing. They the country we propose the following: To 1 it 1 a i,t„_,i)n» loan to any responsible farmer as much also make all kinds of OfHco Airniture, pure

Whito

sbovo proposal can be supplied at

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No. 620 Main Street.

Otficc—Comer Church and Worth

streets^! __________ RECEIVED AT—THE BEE HIVE. Three new lots of Muslin Underwear, which in addition to goods tffeceived in March, will make the display during next week

A GRAND t*t i-

m* opening

Of Ijadies and blisses ready-made apparel, superior to any previous display at the BEE HIVE. •-.iff ... Tlie assortment com-t^' 4,. an /s® prises all good styles in

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fl£

For Ladies and Misses in many now styles. \/5

The qualities of aU above named goods are "A No. 1" in material and sewing

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Under National House.

TO THE FARMERS.

hominy corn as he may want

gGC(it ftnd

business on Walnut street, between payable out of his next year's crop in a Fourth und Fifth like number of pounds of corn, he giving Fourth ana ram.

take his receipt for the same,

the refusal of his crop at the market

Hominy Mills.

F'OXJNTDRY,

tut rtH0 Strrr*. Clnrtntinti, ALLISON, SMITH & 10HN80N. The trv* (*a *h'rb thi« mt#r It printed ft«m th««tov» Fonnrtr*.—Et».

JCE1ICE1!

Z. S. WuactRK,

Keep O00L

We now have lee enough to supply all retail demand* of the elty. PtMun order of MfaMortiMOOW. fern Haute Ice Go., 175 MAIS HTKRET. •^M. EGGLE3TON,

At'oroey at I«wf

la. Mala Terre Ba««e, I**.

GRANGERS HEADQUARTERS AND PRICE LIST,

Best Prints 8 to lOcts per Yard.

W. S. BTflJ & CO., TEBRE-HAUTE, DTD.

(No middle profits, Prices sane as first haads.)^

YaN wide Bleaelied Manila, •«.

Heatyianl wide Brown lOe. 4 White aud Colored Carpet Chain.

Straw Bed Tlekiug, lit l»3e.

Extra Feather Bed Ticking. Hk. .V, it C'herlot ttirilmlitripM, IX l^» ta

Cattonades and Jrao», *0 |e 40e.

CaMNimeren, extra quality, $1.00 and 91.3S, worth $3,00.

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Table Linens, SSe worth 50f. f, **.(»• ,, BleachedljTable Damask, $1.00 worth vj nhvr^t 't f*»fJ, MLAOll'il READY-MADE SUITS, at the price ol material mah^inu thrown in. 5*

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In. *imi bvm

SPB IXCi SI1A WLS, JACK ETS, Ac.

BLACK CASIIMERE WRAPS.

.Mi W. 8. RYCE & CO.

THE PROCTOR, REGULATION, I I»BOHEMIAN, ^FLYAWAY,,

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14 t'jL

And 101 other Styles of SPRING HATS, at

ANKIIUIT

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Country Store.

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I have for isalo in bulk tho twtltrupUtwk of

BRILL & KEAT0N, I

*w lKrkp4»rt. Ind* S" n- tn. u.v 1 ../.i' u* The wtock consists of DRY «001»S, BOOTS 4,

/•fC7 JfOTIOSJI. DRU«Sk Ae. in good condiUon. I will r^nt tht* dtorooni. The Inytutory oau at 111 Main St., Terre Hawte,X»»3.

HORACE a JOKKS, Aoagntfs

$m' WHO REPREiwimi

The Amaaon, of Cincinnati, 0«, AmctN Old Merchant**, of Newark, Alleaaania. of iHttahnrg.

pen^^l^adeiphia«"¥4 r™"tlln. .r HkM-lln,. '.ft

Phili

J. COOK.

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BUCK ALPACAS, «0 worth lOr. BLACK ALPACAS* 40 worth Mr. BLACK ALPACAS, SO worth «3e. PURE BLACK HOSAIIIS, 90 cts worthMo. I-**-PI KE BI.ACK MOHAIRS, Uetl worth SOo. I S PURE BLACK HOKIAIRS, 75 «to worth fl.OO. Japaaeae Stripes, 20« worth 80r. Wash PopllBj^lS l«Se, worth at

Wholeaale, 18c.

Broeade Japanese Silks, iteents worth OOe. Iriwh Poplia* tor Saita, all eol4 •r%|WO,.a 'I.'.'

OU» LOW PRICES IK BU€K§1LH8 EXCITE Tllft: WONDEB OF EVERYBODY.

BLACK SILKS, OOe worth »1.25. ij BLACK SILKS, «1J8 worth

Bl.AC^K GROS (aKAIN SILKS ex

,1 JOHN KUPPENHEIMER'S

4 tff *.'isfy fr

tra qualify, $1.75 worth |2J25.

BLACK CiROS OR ilX SILKS MH-

blime qnality, worth $3

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HOIIA1R BRIIXIA9ITL\ES at

W. 8. RYCE & CO.

.SENATOR'S, "SHERMAN, TJT G3UPFORT,

OPERA HOUSE HAT STORE.

IGHT LOAF FLOUB. SM... 1—— t.» -.14 bit

Ldiaining & Payfii,! Having Rented the Flonriug MIR in Prairie ton, Known as Debannihill,havi'rptatml it in IIM»be«t manner poiftible by the addition of the latest improved machinery which they h«vt »o arranged tUat they can matin iloar by their new prooesa, called the LIUHTuwfact liOAF PROCESH. Every pound of flbfir warrinte] to ratao and vnake WTIITK IJOHT BIIEAH tr.l w« would Bay latter farmers that we will grind their own wheat low of four btutheln and

over, on the following days of each week, Tuaaday, Wednesday aud Thursday*. Floor and meal always on hand to exchange for grain. We will give 86 pounds of flour and one-half bushel of bian for each luisitel, Of good clean wheat. Wo hereby solicit your patronage with the 4s«urance that we can satlsd^- all who will give n« a trial. apr LRAMINO PAY'S.

1874—SPRIN G—1874.

Hunters Famishing Depot

«EW SHIRTS, in Ntoek. or Made to Order on short notice. STEW COLLARS AHfI CITFFS, in Linen or Paper. MEW STUDS AMD SLEEVE BUTTONS. Everything Kew! Everythinff Faahionahle! Everything Cheap! ps rm* i, At HUNTER'S, 157 Main St, Te^l-Haule, Ind. I i2

N. IV—No troubte to stiw Goods. One prioo and «urt«sy to all.

FIRK! F1RK!! FIBEt! FIRE! II IXSeRE! INSURE 11 IXSI RK!!! —WITH—

FRANK A. FABI&

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WHO REPRXWKIVTft

fore.r,,iv^oi»v."r. OAee Oppaalte the Ptatoflf.

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COOK&BBLL

OKNBRAL DEALKIW IN

Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils,

DYE-STUFFS AND PURE LIQUORS,?

AIM Manatartnren Of VXATORIIVO KXTRACTW, Ohio Street, Terre Haute, Ind.

GULICK & BERRY,

GENERAL DEALERS IN

Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals,

PAINTS, OILS, OLA88, toe.,

Ctwir Main and Furtt Strccla, Terra Hfeaie, Wt"

Pat« Braadte«, Whukk* tni Wioei for lledtelMl U«a

.'.msfzwob 700,00000 439.40S OO

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Clay, of Newport, ,-••• W°J»W THIS AGKNC1 IS IXDEPENDENT, And I* how jpfyverttfd bv rolea or ratos of any combination. •Pleaae «aU b»-

O. D. BEU.

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