Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 4, Number 42, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 18 April 1874 — Page 6

HOBERG, ROOT & CO.

OPERA HOCfME, i':-

SHAWLS, CLOAKS, And SUITS.

Wft invite 1 ftttooiku* of La4l«t* DM* ».'..i'_./.at which welukt) oeatly aid* vccy ittiMttft tad slocked wt* ike UUat novelties of the season.

Hegint Ottamtn Striped Shawls Aiff, «&50, W, MM, »*, f&aad Upwards.

Pl&id

Wool Shawls

Cashmere Shawls, ftcotch and French Paisley And Broeke Shawls,

etack ('lubmrr* and Or«| Dt« Wr«f« and Engllsli Walklaf JMktl*.

UrIMi iaekcta In Urge variety tor Ladies ud Mimed at prioes ranging from 15.00

to f»M La#a» Beady Hade Suits, all the btMt Styles now open.

HOBEBG, BOOT & CO. OPERA HOUSE

Wanted.

AirANTED-YOUNG 8TOCK-Y EARVV linn and two year old, to mixture, at rtAotu^e figure*. Apply toG. F. KING, one mile northeast of Providence Hospital. 2t.

NTRD—SITUATION AS WATCH maker, In city eoumr^. Address, W. A„ box 347. \*TANTED-FIHTY YOUNG MEN IN Vj the city and country to aril the best :»Winjt Machine In the market. Light work

Call Immediately and secure

and good pay. territory. (Ml on Or address R. B. MeDUKF, Manager, too

Kood territory. Extra Inducements for I1T« men who desire to. invent In the buidness.

Main street, Terre Haute, Ind.

WANTED—ALLany

TO KNOW THAT THE

SATURDAY EVISIRQ MAIL, has a lars at circulation^ than newspaper pabllsn ed in theStat*. outside of Indianapolis. Alao that it to carefully and thoroughly mid in the home* of ita patrons, and that It la the vary heat advertising medium In Western liTOiana.

For Rent.

1.YJR6RENT-TWO

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0)R SALE—TYPE AND OTHER MATErial sufficient

tor

aXicetanm paper, but

little naed. Bourgeois, Brereir, Nonpareil and over 60 fonts of display type. Adklrcea, Box Wit, Terre Haute, Ind. #prt4f

PERA HOUSE.

TRACT W. TITtS, ^aaager

Saturday and Monday,

April l*th and Mtb.

ENGLISH COllC OPERA!

At popular Prkteitwf Admission*

First appearance here, on the Lyric Stage,

OATES,

And her powerful

Comic Opera Company,

Th« ianreftt and mint complete l/AICAL and OOM1 Oi: VNIZATION in Airier! r\whov ijresi ir. with magnuteeni TuMKS a AFPOINTMENTO, (nun praasly in i'_uris, Uie jMMtr snimmer, fa: tQmpaay,during

Allen.., Dowd. L. ("wiHe. t. Deekef.

J. Fellas.,—. 1. W. Greene....

O&TKR to-night.

lifleent *xthis

taring Mrs. Ostes*«$Mtni there.)

•atsHay, A aril INlli, VHI.URA5IB Dt'CHEm •aarfay. April seek,

LCMBAVARD-H,. (The CbaMerers.

No advaaae in the Prteaa 8Bc. Me and 76e. WeaarvedCVrrfml Book mora. The of Hen es on Wedasadajr, A»»J1 lAth,

Assignee's Bankrupt Sale!

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MILLINERY GOODS!

At tHa ssrilieait wrssr

«j,nkr« fb

mi TMmI

as4 lad eal»,aa aar»*•*•« earaar abtie Sasave, (Far* rlacisa Wa«it.

rre-Haata, bs

way at great saertftt •ai* a exT rstafl. Th*

(Kit la* aoit at •leek i«. '••ukr ie,a:. «m

Hal a.

MSdoa. «. aMGartoo* KiMm)

£»*'Bwni'i

Sn*«a aaaorted Flow*** Yards (KdorMt Mflu, On 'i.

lad Orwii Ha -u aad a thoaaund taings toa aaoMreaw ta rneatloa.

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•MM-' mn *a i? .,.r tbsgoi^ds will be nld for what ttt| will •"SSi* fh»l»

BUNTTN

'ff at* ir*.

Tliil aa-! f-- --i-flsefi-DLkattta«y waau lp*'-^ tamlaaea to trlaa 4

Byeomiiefm* aeaabavayoa«ia and get what

PHILIP

KADFT, Xutft* wd

HaMtaitsiHifMM,

art ommtm, iwwlrwanaftted r, Maiafti SN»M

How KMlea* eamsfcia.

ft ARMSTRONG, Whctaslf am) Retail O O I S 9

«CQW4la gtnst, Oeraeref suia, tmf Baals.

A Paper for the Peopled

TERRE HAUTE, APRIL IE, 1*74.

THE SATURDAY KV*N ING MAIL isctt hjr we House. ... O. Lobby. .Qpp.MQOkM. ..Part*, Ilia.

A. H. Book?. s. R.a*krrico_ M. P. Crafts..

AOmim rOote. -*r

SNOW yesterday.

NKW DWELLINGS

of rooms, kitchen, cellar, well and civ teen, on South 4th street. Inquire 8. K. oortiw of Swan and 0J4 street, at F. V. BIUI10W8KY.

nOR RENT—DWELLING HOUSE ON l1 Fourteenth street, north of Eagle— ft rooms, oellar, well and cistern, all In good order, Enquire at M. M. Joab a law oWr* on Ogo, between Third and Fourth str

RENT—A FRAME RESIDENCE, 8 noms, well, eistern aud stable. Apply Ue premises to MRS. ERISCHMAN, No. 47 awtfa Fifth street.

For Sale.

£TORFTALK—BEK8 AN© FOWLS—ITALlj iaaand Black Bec%alsoBramaand Hoadan Fwwta. T.HULMAN, ftrn new PTOTIdenoeHospital. apr4-4t

THK Res property, on the corner of Cherry and Seventh streets, about 140 feet square, is held at $17,600.

THK water of the Wabash will soon be squirted through a f1.000 fountain in ,W R. McKeen's door yard.

LAST week's Mail, with first chapters of "life in the Balanee," can be bad on application at this office, or at tbe newshere and in surrounding towns.

Tax meetings of the Patrons of Husbandry throughout tbe country, are now held weekly, and are quite interesting from tbe laige amount of business aud important questions engaging attention, together with the many new candidates coming forward for initiation.

Tim Evening Gazette appeared on Tuesday evening with a new bead and a smaller siaed type, greatly improved typographical ly. The Gasette is a spicy evening paper, edited with industry and ability, and deserving of the success attending Its publication.

MAKIUAOK LKHEXSM.—The following marriage licenses have been issued by the Oounty Clerk since our last report:

M. U. R.8bav«r red Jane Uoyd. J. 6. Hrntth

ultarlne Dr«wlln.

Edward Haiui -rs and Sarah Heljaxtutter. Maurlee Keadty and Ilanorah Uoridaa. ioba Fooey and Jane SterMaa

AM EVKR R*c*r-Tbe ilmtbie weaaing oi WU1 Whipple, formerly of this city, and Jem Oldfetber, to two young ladies at Rookville, a year or so Ago, and tbe deltas* of the qg—rtette as misakmaries to Persia, will be reasembered. In last week's Rockville Republksut we find

Me two items: am, at OokmMl flwsia, to W. 1* and Mary Whipple, Janoary 1Mb, W74, a sea.

Born, to JerreandFrfieiaA.Oldfctber, at Ooroiraiab, Persia, Jmmtj 1Mb, mi, a sett.

A startling ootneMencw in datea.

TttAttMS lIJOOH^-TThe ooopera, nupente«a, oigar msketm, ptinieM, iron moulders sad bricklayers formed a Trades Union last Monday evening. Noyee While was tteete* President! George Morgan, Vke President Lymsn Arcber, ftwietayy C. F. fliwea, Trwwurerj timnder,«saa»er md ToktDrastet. tbe tmeti^p will held oa tbe first and tMrd Toeaday IN ear* month. The object of the Union wga explained by Mr. OK*« to be, •'that whenever any union represented In tbe Trades assembly wse *s flfcrtke, it would be the duty of the aflMwfaly to kelp If In every way until its point waa attained. Of course it WM not desirable to «n—rage striken, but tfcenttfMt waa to ft.- this aid if aery."

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^Marshall, Ilia. ..JtulHvaa Ind.

.....—..Clinton, Ind. .RockvtUe, Ind. .....Brut], Ind. —MaUoon, 111a. •.Greeneastle, Ind. —Waveiand, Ind.

-EXAMINE 0UR8PRIN0 STYL.KS of Ready-Made Suite for mtm and boys, and you will be astonished how cheap you can buy ftrxt-claas good*.

ERLANGKR A OO,|

Middle Rcxmi, Opera Hou»e.

The City and Vicinity,

A'fc'IK ADVESTISSAOiXTS.

Orcns, 4c, Oweilli

J: reV Lo) I Rent—I -k Dwelling. For Rent—Two Nice Dwelling*. Wanted—Young Stock to Panure. Wanted—Situation as Watehinaker. Nobby Spring Hata-Jno. Kuppenheimer. Merchant Tailoring—Mossier. City Treasurer* Reports. No FooHshneaa S. C. Hoett. Walkinx Jackets—W. H. Hv t"o» Died-Miss Frank Wilkina. Auction Sale—HliaubUntt. New Goods—At the Bee Hive. We will do the business—Footer Bros. A Counterfeit .rtStna—Hager MoKeen. The Howe Machine Company. Wholesale Notions—Havens A Geddea. Tea tor 5 cent*—J. R. C'hamber». A Card—D.H. Wright. New Good*—I. Kerhhelmer. Planoe For Rent—Kismer. New Goods—A. Her* «k Co. Clothing—Erlangvr A Co. Medicinal Preparations—Euntin 4b strong.

Arm'

BURGLARS! Shoot them on the spot!

MONDAY is tbe last day for paying taxes.

TUB spring silk hat for gentlemen is decidedly "high."

THK hum of the festive heard in the land.

ball is

FIBST street is the great manufacturing street of this city.

THK first of May is the date set for the nail works to start up. I

THK first tented show comes on the 30th. The first, and first-class.

Ou Winter, naughty fellow, is gering in tbe lap of young Spring.

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HULMAX'S distillery has shut down for repairs—not for the crusade.

TAX money is pouring into the city and county treasuries at a lively rate.

Yon can easily go *fitom tbe saloon to tbe jail in this city—it's only next door.

Ax 980.000 pork house is one of the talked-of things in this city the coming

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IT Khotild be borne in mind by tardy Ux-payen, that the Oty Oottacil extend* ®d tfcttHiM fbr the paymant of taxes «t til Monday the2Dth inat.

THK O. U. R. flL will have a ealleo paity at Opuea Promenade Hail, on (be evening «f tbe first of May. The invitations, sow out, an neatly pointed on calico.

KXASUR*S celebrated pUtwa are invariably used by tbe Oates (^pera Trotipe, L. Kiaaner, of the FfcUuv of Muak, farnishew the iastrmaei^ to be «aed this evening,

THK ball bip opened already for TITA October election. Tbe nimes of John t\ Heater, for Sheriff Chauncy Pritohard, for Recorder Albert J. Kelly and Ctiaa. T. Kelly, ftir Criminal Proeoeutor, are officially announood In tbe Journal.

creeks, and wood paths, over tbe river and through Clark county. At Dennlson he telegraphed that the ntan vrpsapproaching this city. Officers Gibson and Brown went out and caught biin at tbe trestle work, just west of the river. He had the gun in his hands. His name is Win. Clark. He is now in jail, and Mr. Miller, who is fifty-Ave years of ago, is resting from along chugs.

SECRET societies are multiplying in this dty. It will soon require every able bodied man in the cdty to form a quorum in each, should they all meet on tbe same evening. The last new birth is a lodge of tlio "Sovereigns of Industry/ organised on Thursday evening, with fifteen members. The officers are W. S. Cllft, President William Patrick, Vice President Wm. M. Overpeek, 8ecreta ry Wm. M. Slaughter, Treasurer A. Thomas, L. Jabez Smith, S. N. P. Kilmer, Assist. S. Gus. Arnold, I. O. Wm. La fish, O. (J

THIS temperance theme does not tire. It is astonishing to see tho people come together in such masses at every call. The rain of Thursday afternoon prevented a large audience from assembling to hear Hon. Wm. Baxter, but on lust evening Dowling Hall was filled tajhear him explain ami defend th^ bill which is now the law i^ the State and which has brought l/i name so prominently before the people. He defended every section of the bill in the most convincing manner. Wu regret that we have not the space at this writing to give even a synopsis of this masterly speech—the beet he has delivered here.,,'

JAJSEH SHOAPF, editor of the Paris Ga-1sned

stette, committed suicide on Saturday Ian^

evening, by swallowing two ounces of

laudanum. He accompanied the

last you'll see of the old man give me a decent burial, and take good care of my family." Eveiy effort was made to save the life of the unfortunate man, but the absence of a stomach pump, made all efforts unavailing. Poor Shoaff—genial, kind-hearted to a fkult, a gentleman of talent and one who took pride in his profession—he was his own worst enemy. For some months past he had made desperate efforts to break tho chains of intemperance, but the demon had too firm a hold, and he has gone the way of thousands before.

THK FIRST SHOW.—The large display adyertisment on the second page of this paper announces tho coming of tho first tented show of the season—"Howes' great London Cireus'and Hippodrome, Sanger's English Menagerie of Trained Animals and Iroquois Indians" a name as long as tho monster pictorial bill board of the show, extending one full square west of the Torre Haute House. The company doming is a oomhinfttion ef two companies that travelled separately last season, and wo are assured that besides its extensiveness, It Is firstclass in every respect. Tbo grand rade on the morning of the show fs of the most gorgeous character and wm attract the peoplo from all partiof fho clty and country. It will be hereon Thuti|day, the 80th Inst., and in order to ftave ample room will pitch its tents on the

open ^nn VM ££^-5534 l«

OATKS Tb-Nioirr.—TIM) sale dtestes that the Oatas Comic Opera Company will be greeted by a large audienee at Htm Opera Haass to-night. Tbe bill foi this evening is (be

44Orsnd

Thichessof

Gerolatein." They gftvs it«t Indlafiapolls last Monday evening, and the Journal Of that city says:

Mrs. Oate* as tbe I)tidu*as waa graoeftil, brilliaat and Cnptlgating. neeeedingly fcadnatinr little Woman, Kings quiie iwettily anu acts bewltcbingly. Nearly everybody, we Jud(et wss surprised at tbe strength and liexlbilfty of her voice and at ber Due voeailantiaHL whk^i won several encorm. She dressed the part most elegantly, and It should ue added that all the costumes are fresh, new and tasteful. Ifisa NelHe lisrlrelle made a very pleasing Impression ss

Wanda4** and lias a sweet voice. "Genend Baum," in tbe hands bf Mr, Crane, WM a great aMm, He Is a very fine comedian, and brought down the "bouse repeatedly by his Irresistibly humorous acting. Messrs. Woodfield, Allan ami Horan all did well, and deserve mart fovorable mentldn* In musical point ef view the company is not very strong, but quite competent to give the fight clwai of operas which they attempt. It t* by fkr tbe best performance of the kind that has ever bent beta.

On Monday evening will be given Gffenhaob's laughable and rollicking opera of'Lss Bsvarda."

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rERRE HAUTE SATURDAY EVENING MAITr^^u 11AMH

MUWTCTPAL ELECTION. Politics la mixed.

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Party to' the '&•-

VO|B fer tbe best men.

Tro on yow swUdalea. Tin MonrnMobU

Halo Tbe ela^itdi ootsuim two weeks from next Tneaday.

The werkingpnen on 8atm$Jay evening set the ball in motion, by holdli^ ward meetings and nominating for «roiui! men:

Flist Ward—Jesse Robertanu. tfeeond Ward—John «. lieinl. fft*hi Third Ward—Wm. M. Barr. *8{' Fourth Ward—M. BridenthaiL Fifth Ward—J. W. Haley. Tbe nomination of Mr. Heinl waa not tally accomplished nntil Monday evening, on acoount of some supposed irreg-

JOB JETFKKSOJI did not have a iaJTK* ularity in the voting of Saturday evaa* audience-some faoo or 9400 worth—and we thought rather slurred his perfbrin-

anoe. It nu»y be that this impression was caused by the frequency with which it lias been presented here by Jefferson, McWsde and Rankin.

A Loso CHASSL—Henry Miller, Honey Creek township, tracked a gun

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Qn» the same evening a large meeting of fieoond \yarders at Reeee's carpenter altop nominated 8. R. Henderson.

Tbe iiMninations of the Workingmen of am not altogether satisfactory. Tbey do not please everybody—and there is a

thief on foot, this week, some twenty I kicking up before and a kicking up bemilea, through fields, river bottoms, up hind.

Bridenthali and O'Reilly carried thej Fourth Ward meeting. Saturday evening. It is claimed that they carried it too for.

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The pay of a councilman is little more than fifty dollars a year, and yet the Gasette charges that Mr. Bridenthal spent money lavishly to secure his nomination. Queer, to aay the least, if true.

Col. Cookerly is very indignant at a rumor that ho bad sold out to th» temperance people for ono thousand dollars, and to which bo attributes his defeat for the oounrtl nomination. We don't biff-1 lie*re it, for two reasons. In the first place tbe Colonel wouldn't take It, and then tho temperance people wouldn't! give it.

Wm. M. Barr, in a card irrthe dftlly papers, says: I desire to say to the voters of Torre Haute that notwithstanding the report of my ineligibility to serve if elected, I am still a candidate and intend to servo as councilman and represent the interests of tho word, if elected. The best lawyers in the city have decided that my oontract with the city for painting the new market-house does not dobar mo from serving in the council."

Jesse Robertson, in a communication to the Gazette says: "I desire to say through your columns that I have the legal opinion of James M. Allen, Thos. B. Long and Cot W. B. McLean, and they all agree that my disposing of my contractto H. H. Sale removes all chance for a question as to my beiug eligible."

The Democratic City Central Committee held a meeting Monday evening, i»-

of high sounding resolutions

^or meetings to-night, to

nominate a

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mark with, "Good-by, boys, this is the

leavin«

"^ghoul ticket. But yes-

terday morning the "call" was recalled

field,, exeept in fiie Seoond and Fourth wards. The epitaph on the dead child comes in quite apt: I?

If I was so soon to be done for, Pray, what was I begun for." It is now quite probable that there will boat least two candidates for councilman in each of the wards, with perhaps one exception

There is talk of A straightout tempernneo ticket being put in the field.

Capt. Haley, of tho Fifth ward, is the only candidate who has been "interview ed." Some of tho others deserve inter viewing. $ "V

A meeting of cltisens of Ehe first ward was hold Thursday evening, to bring out anew candidate. Without taking action the meeting adjourned, subject to the call of a committee consisting of James Hook, George Mills, W. H. Valentine, Joseph Kelly and G. F. Kloer.

Over two hundred voters in the Fourth ward haveonlled Jacob T. Miller to Income a candidate, and he lias accepted. Bridenthal will give Mm a lively fight.

A *strong effort is being made to bring out Win. HiClift in tho Fifth ward.

11. W. Itlppetoe is said to b» thaooin^ ing man first ward ooundlnian SSHSSallSSa^MSSBBHS lltAffea CKo#«.tt)K.---A few ladies, on

Thursday morning, visited the saloon of p0tPr staff pr^ast Main street ffcti*

prsiypr, slng1ng *Thd Entreaties to quit the hcMinss^ Mr. fiKaff trsated them cour toous^y, and said he would think of tbe matter* Hi* ladies then came down to Joha Wilkinson's saloon, but the doom were kicked and theypawwdmi W' etal sokxnMin the west part of tbe dty. The arase of tertiperanue rweives our most eo^dtal endorsement, but sorry to sse this movement. .*ius stat«i same IbriM weeks ago, tbe Aajrtat this' saloon praying has piassd. It wasa good thing tosfcurtwit* Itt thoeepbseweOUlo towns, but now more jwrmanent gbod eaa bl done by other means. We learn that these exceTlpnt and wen meaning ladies belong to the Ladles tfemperatice fnkm, but are aetlhg outafde IfSd on tlwir6*11responslbltity.

AnvAirrAdii of Trite Haute, IndlM, as a point for ttiatfaM««Mi eapeefadly tar tile manufacture of iron and steel," is the title of a handsome pamphlet of twenty-one pages, on our table, tan the Journal rwwia It ban been prepared with great care—the addrtas fey Ool. Thompson, with valuable statiaties of buaineas gatliered by Superintendent Jones, and a geological snap of this city and adjacent ooal binds. The a

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Tmm BIM^K and machinery erf" tbe I*L P. AH W. R. R. were dentroyfed by fire Thursday evening. Ixw aboat H#MW —partially iiHMirad. Now is tbe time for tUs city to secure them works. ______

Every man out have hia own csandi* taken tbe initiatory gteps towards the

Awsniiiliiiii has

[proper ohservaaee of Decoration Bay. In addition to the usual exercises a ooaeertis projected on tbe evening of that day—the prooeads to go into tbe monu mental ftind, in which there is now

Moasum BROTHERS bad their second opening on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. A brass band attracted attention, while Mossier and his polite salesmen shoved visitors through tbe brilliantly lighted establishment, stored with an endless variety of elegant clothing, together with fine piece goods to be manufactured under tbe direction of Prof. Keekamp. It was a spen •splay.

ASK Wharton, Riddle A Co. it pays to advertise in Tbe Mail. Tbey expend ed in this direction ten dollars to advertise their Texas Colony agency. The result is that within two weeks they have sold over fifty lots in the town of Lawrence, Texas, and will send over fifty families to that land of promise. We have the authority of theec gentlemen to make this statement.

INTKRJJEjrrs.—The following is a list of interments in the city cemetery since last report:

April 9—Mr. M. A. Jewett. April 9—Infant of Mrs. G. Stewart agrd 8 jnonth*: measles.

April 10—Mr. Ben. Surrell, aged 55 years typnotd fever. April 13—Infant of W. H. Paige, aged I months and 10 days inflammation of the bowels.

April 12-Iufaut of H. W. Shaley, aged 6 months: spasm. April U— lufknt of I. M. Morell, aged 4 montlis,22days lung fever.

April 14—Infant oflt. Radle: still-born. April II—Intent oft'. Fairbanks still-born April 14—Mrs. Martha liaflTerty,.aged SO years consumption.

April U—MM. C.Trise, aged 40years eonsumption.

CHURCH NOTES.

Rev. J. W. Harris will preach at the Female College Chapel Sunday morning at o'clock and in the evening at 7K o'clock. Sunday school in the morning at 9 o'clock.

Rev. W. B. Chamberlain, formerly of 5th church, Indianapolis, will preach in the Second Presbyterian to-morrow at 11 o'clock A. M. Biblo class with the Sabbath school at M.

Senices at the Baptist church to-mor-row morning, subject, "Hypocrites," evening address, "Sin don't pay." Sabbath school and Bible classes at 9)4 A. M. Mid-week meeting on Wednesday at 7% P. M.

Services at the nivorsaiist church tomorrow at 11 A.-H. and 7M P. X. Subject for evening discourse, "Tbe Devil and his Works." Sunday school at 9H A. at. Rev. M. Crosley, pastor. A cordial in vitation is extended to all.

Services at the Congregational church to-morrow at 11 A. M., Rev. E. F. Howe, pastor. In the evening there will be a

the workingmen master* rtth* I ujjou temperance meeting at 714 o'clock,

which will be addressed by J. J. Talbot, Esq., of New Albany. Seats free, and all are welcome. Pastor's Bible, class, for ladies and gentlemen, meets at 014 o'clock in the Snnday School room.

llishop Talbot on Sunday makes his flfinual visitation to St. Stephen parish. Morning Prayer will lie said at 10K A.M. The Litany, Sermon and Celobration of the Holy Communion at 11 A. X. The Bishop administers the rite of Confirmation at 43.4 p. st. Bishop Talbott will preach both morning and evening. The subject of his evening sermon will be tbe "Bigotry and Intolerance of the Episcopal Church."

The third Quarterly Meeting tbr Centenary M. E. church begins this afternoun at 2)4 o'clock, Rev. J. W. Greene, tl& Presiding Elder, preaching. Dr. Reed, *of Asbury, will preach at night. Rev. Greene will preach on Sunday morning and evening. Sacrament of the Lord's Supper at the close of morn ing sermon. Sabbath school at 2M r. x. Seats free, and all are invited to attend. Lovefeast will be held on Monday night, to which the members of Asbury and &i rehe* are cordially invited, jj*

NO FOOLISHNESS!

(Shis is the heading of an advertisement in another column. It indicates that there is no foolishness, no humbug in the statement that 8. C. Scott is selling out his stock of Boots and Shoes at I#*1 cort. AN mentioned elsewhere

Scott has taken the interest of the late Jamea Johnson, in tbe wholesale grocery house of Bowser A Johnson, ahd as soon as he can close out his stock of Boot* and Shoes will devote bis sole at* tention to bis new business. 80 yen see fHfera hi no reason for foolishness in the announcement of Boots and Shoes at actuaicost. Go down and see. Fit out Ihe entire tomily, while you have t^opportunity at these low figures.

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Respectfolly, D. H.

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NEW SOODS

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•TO-DAY WE OPEN 100 PIECES ALL SILK GR09GRAIN RTRBONB NO 9, AND 1% NRWSaAWM AT SSets PER YARa

A SI XTEEX WH ALEBONE CORSET CENTS. BEAUTIFUL SILK NECK HANDKERCHIEFS, SILK TIES, RUCHING8 OOLLARETO, VEILS, BELTS, NECK CHAINS, JET AND PLATED JEWELRY, SCARF RINGS, EMBROIDERY, LACES, LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, HOSIERY BRITISH AND DOMESTIC HALF HOSE, WITH A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF SPRING GOODS.

FAVOR ME WITH A CALL. POPULAR CENT STORE, FOURTH STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND

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FECHIIEIMER.

WILL OPEN MONDAY—IN ADDITION TO THOSE ALREADY RECEIVED,ENGLISH WALK

ING JACKETS IN CASHMERE, DIAGONAL, BASKET AND HAIR CORD SACKINGS, ALSO P0IX)NAI8E AND READY MADE SUITS IN WORSTED FABRICS AND GREY MIXTURE SUITINGS.

W. 8. RYCB A CO.

WE WILL DO THE BUSINESS, even if to do it we must a»ll Dry Goods and Carpets at a sacrifice for the next sixty days. Scarcity of money and a late spring has caused a stagnation in trade, and we propose to put new lifo in busies for the next sixty days. Don't fail to oeme and see us before these Goods are all sold. Thousands of dollars' worth just received for this occasion, Goods that have been bought at a sacrifice to manufacturers. All best Prints, 7 and 8 cents. Yard-wide Bleached and Brown Muslins, 9 and 10 cents. Splendid quality Gingham, 9 and 10 eenta. Chene Suitings, 13# cents, worth 18 cents. Our Drees Goods Department was never so complete in medium and low price Goods. Five hundred new and beautiful styles of Parasols, Lace Points, Embroideries, Nottingham Laces, Gloves, Hosiery, etc., etc.' BeautiAil Striped Shawls. 5,000 yards soft finished White Muslin, at 12Jf cents. FOSTER BROS.,

Terre Haute, Ind.

THOSE NEW YACK LACES HAVE ARRIVED. TIIEY ARE EXTREMELY CHEAP, AND SELL FAST.

A.HERZ A CO.

COFFEE roasted by the bag, and SPICES ground fresh and pure for dealera by JOSEPH STKONO,

Steam Coffee and Spice Mills.

—If any of my customers are not satisfied with the Tea bought of me for 65 oents per pound, they can bring it bade and have their money refunded.

J. R. CHAMBERS.

GIVE THEM A TRIAL. UneoUrred Chreen Tea*. Gunpowder, Imperial,

Young Hyson,

Free from artificial and injurious coloring. The pure natural leaf, rul T- JoBsraSntoND,

Steam Coffee, and Spice Mills.

—Ot*R GOODS TION, POPULAR STREET.

GIVE SATISFACCENT STORE, 4th

CHOICE PIANOS FOR RENT. Two fine 7 octave, carved legs, now in store at Kissner's Palace of Music.

OFFICE FURNITURE. Buckingham A Van Ulam have the largest stock of Office Desks, Office and Library Ifcbles, fcc„, in the city, which they will sell low for cash. Call and see their styles before purchasing. They also make all kinds of Offioe Furniture, Counters, Cases, Ac., to order. Place of business on Walnut street, between Fourth and Fifth.

IF YOIT UOOK FOR NOVELTIES IN FANCY GOODS, CALL AT A. HE HZ A GO'S, THEY ARE RECEIVING SOMETHING NEW EVERY DAY.

DRESSMAKING.

MH. Wyeth would Inform the ladles of Terre Haute and vicinity that she has secured competent help and is prepared to do Dress Making in all the latest styles. Special pains taken and instructions given in dress cutting and fitting. Rooms over Roland's shoe store on Main between Fifth and Sixth streets.

—TOILET SOAPS, FRESH GOODS, CLEAR TRANSPARENT AT 5 oents A CAKE, CASHMA BOQUKT 20 cents, SOLD EVERYWHERE AT 40 eta., AT POPULAR CENT STORE. ...

CRUSHED WHKA T,

fresh,

Manufactured by Josnra Ghnaono,

pi j, steam Coffee, and Sptee Mills.

SOMETHING NEW IN TERRE HAUTE Ab$ol«tety pure Ground Pepper, Cin

namon, Cloves, Allspice, Ginger, Ac., Ground Freeh by TOZt* STRONG

$v *ili

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To all persons having old Dagaerreo* types, Photograph Ambrotypea, Serotypes, Tintypes, or Gems, from which U»ay wish enlarged copies, done in the latest mad most durable style, and warranted lo please, an invitation la given to call at my New Gallery, No. 115X Malr street, {old Odd Fellows Hall,) and examine my work before giving your orders for an inferior old, on! of fete style of picture, (Ferotype) revived under a new hlgh-souding name for the purpose of deceiving those not posted, and inducing them to pay their money for such trash as any Photographer having any pride in Work above dollars and cents, would be Mbamed oflter his customers at any price.

Sfceifn Qpflfee, and Sploe Mills.

~G Rosa RAIN 'RIBBONS 10,18,15

20, AND 26cM AT A. HERZ A GO'S.

FRENCH STAMPING.

JL Andrews, French Stamping establishment, 183 Main street, over O'Boyle Bros, boot and shoe store.

-TTTF LARGEST AND" BEST SELECTED STOCK OF MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS J» BE SOLD AT THE LOWESTPWOEIVAT A L. STRAUS', 149 MAIN STREET.

i'Siw S Died.

WMOBT.

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Funeral from tho residence of her brother* In-law, Geo. M. Early, No. 46 Second street, to-morrow, (Sunday morning) at 9% o'clock.