Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 4, Number 46, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 16 May 1874 — Page 6

CONSTANTLY ADDIKli

191SIIIT DEPiHTMEIfT I

«gant Ready-ma'«• Suits in Oxas* CI Linen and Wtuw Lawn. ii superior styles and tow prices of our Suit* have (wen making many sales the part week.

Do not bay a sii until you have seen and priced ow •**»£. All our Suit* are warranted to fit,

TO OI

DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT,

Black and Striped Iron Frame GRENADINES. The celebrated "Horteastt* make superior to any manufactured. Color Brilliant, Durability aw *»seed.

Japanese Silks and P**^us, The most complete stock In the -isy at prices ranging from mi centa to 75 cento per yard.

Beautiful Spring Dross floods in great variety at very low prices. HOBEBG,BOOT&CO.,

VMILLER

OPERA HOUSE.

Wanted.

I' ANTED—-SITU AT BY A YOUNG I mamasclerk or I tkeeper. Inquire at A ARLKTH"s*» south 4th «r-U/AS'1-MWV YOUS'U :VS4$

V* the city and country to seu the Hewing Machine In the market, light work and good pay. Call Iran Uately ai-.d secure good territory. Extra 1 iceuients for live men whode*ire to Invest In the Call on or address R. B. McDl'FF, Ma .fer, 330 Main street, Terre Haute, Intl.

For Rent.

RKNT-A HOCSK WITH TWO OR

three rooms,cistern, well and fruit |r«ts northeast corner of 12th and Eagle ets. Inquire on premises. may -it*

For Sale.

inOtt SALE OR TRADE-ONE NEW OPEN JP Bi y. Inquire of C. L. MELV1N, at Holm ft Cox, corner of 5th antl Main St*. TIORHALS—FYPE AN1 OTHER MATE: rial sufficient for a 32 column paper, but little used. Bourgeois, Breveir. Nonpareil and over 50 fonts of display typf. Aldree~ Box 1016, Torre Haute, Ind. upr4-tf

Assignee'sBankrapt Sale!

-OF-

MILLINERY GOODS!

At the northwest corner of Third find Hnlaat.eetn,on northeast corner raMic ftqaare, F«r» riagtooDiMh.

The Peltersbou ft Co., Sr. L- ft"*, Mo., Bankrupt Wholesale Stock of Mil Mryhas been consigned to Terre-Hauti ae closed out in every possible way at u: it sacrifice and at once, wholesale and re::•.!!. The stock in bulk Alls scar, and enabr dor, Straw, Hair and Cactu* fiat*, do*. Bonnet Fr*ra«.

Cartons Ribbons. Boxes assented Flowm 500 Yards colored Silks. White A colored Crepe, Straw Trimmings and Ornament*, Hair Goi*, -. tic., and a thousand tnings to mention.

Retail dealers in the city and surrounding county are Invited to see f.ir tt,« ruelres the goods will be sold for at f-y will bring.

The ladies in the etiy and country are invited to come and select for :r,M selves what they want. Ample help •:. in attendance to trim the goods n* iesired at very great reduction from wl,.r you have heea and now requlredfto pv Sir goods. By coming at once you can b*\ „ou choice and get what you want.

3IANOa

Fair Dealingl-^o HeiRftng!

Steinway&Son'sPianos

(THE BEHT IN THE WORLD.J From $473 to

Gabler Ranos, Arion Pianos,

Fr«ti* t« W75.

r--,*Tgr% From $S«0 to

Hazelton Pianos,

FromtlOO f* «780.

R. V. Minden Pianos,

7 1*S Ortsirc, fine flntsb, anly till*,

A^ToiTifllDK

Is Agent ftaarthe above Piano*. Give htm a call. lift Hals St., «tj» afsUr*.

TIMK

DEFIET)!

PKEHEITEO FOR EfSBi

fturled and la ontar, bjp o£»g JiPHOGI.frU PATEWT STONECOlfIS VAIHLT,

Itssf isll, AipnUcity of Tern Haate. KW LIVEKY-

N __ J. A. BURGAN,

Wi- 'H.- jtttsMM*arif Uw Mwflr i«l I'ii.tr.r. ^kMll^it Is ».« ... „~ed myh.

Horses and Carriages IS

Ilewflf also make a «p

towHtny tasta

Boarding HonM irw*. Call $m the

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A Paper for the People

TKRRE HAUTE, MAY L«, 1874.

THEHATURDAY KVK.S!M- MAIL 1»"U •OeeachHatniday alWmoon4 A« H. Pr*»f y-^-——uirfgn.Hoostu 8.

R. mtarl Co— M.P.Cn." "Pi ,Po^ C. 1. Dei: .lleaeli Block. Harry BunUn-.-,*^-.^™ Twrrs JUute Hcmse. By ft Conner Waiter 5Parker ft n. Alh-n j. IS. Ikr*.l Geo. L. C. V. Wee ft. J. o.w. PlWTOW ft ttt-liitt F.M.Curley, aar.Mi,. Hinu't I.:, u'.mijter.

Paris, Ills.

Manihali, lit*.

^.«,™-HuiUvan Ind. ....tllnton, lad. Rockvllle, Ind.

Hmtll, Ind. Matto«J, ills,

Orcwncastie, Ind. Waveland, Ind.

nO«ktowo,

Ind.

—jBt. M»os, InU .^...Kantws, llis. Annapolis, tils.

—FOR THE COMING WEEK, we offer the han'V^im«-rt selection of white and femjy 11 -.11 e» Vesting* ever exhibited anvwbem. ERUSOCT A Co.

The City and Vicinity.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

Judge of Criminal Court—Thomas B. Long. Aa"' »f-ftairn !RoTV '. ir IU»!Mi-ed PrlC'.- •Mo-^i'-r**. To NormalHchool «tudent»—W.Stata. 1 jidles (ioods—A. Hers ft (JoSplendid Bargaiiw—W. 8. Ryoe ft Co. Have the Oonfent*—R. (Jags Kxcuntion and PI- •?—U nlversa! l*tir ••a. Stcinmehi. Crystal Lake Ice- iWe OlVIMttWHi. .K ..fa For Rent—House. l*arasolt(, Fans, Jewelry, ftc—Cent Htom. New Price List—A. Hers ft Co. For Treasurer—Qiaries H. ltottman.

Mammoth Corn Plow—Pan. Miller. Great Headquarters for Pry Goods—Marble Palace.

Wanted—A Clerk or Bookkeeper.

A Real Hensation—Wilson Bros, ft Hnnleyt I julleft Ho«lerj'—Havens ft Geddes. Ice Cream FYeeaterK—Austin ft Co. lee—L. F. IVnlue. Teas—J. R. Chambers. sprague't* Flour—Dan. Miller.

TIXB for mosquitoes.

SIMMER suits are in fashion.

C'RKMATIOX How hot it is.

PLEASANT eveuings these, for walking.

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How is this for high—the thermometer. PERSONS vrho have plenty to do—candidates.

DEMOCRATIC nominating convention next Saturday.

THE fmit is safe, and there is to be a large crop this fall.

COL. DOVRLINO'S horse is becoming notorious. Tom Gist can hardly manage Mm, although he is a policeman.

IT is reported that two members of the Board of Health will refuse to serve because the third member is not a reg a a

THE "Republican County Executive Committee meets nest Saturday for the purpose of naming a time for the holding of the county convention.

THE Mayor recommends to the Council the propriety of passing such an ordinance as will require saloon-keepers to pay a reasonable license fee. Next.

THE privilege of using the waterworks for fire purposes only costs the city $13,000 per' annum. Talk about cold water being cheap indeed. It's all nonsense. j¥0-

MAXVJLLE claims a population of one hundred and fifty. The city fathers had better stretch out the strong arm of the corporation and take it under its protecting wing.

A YOUNG man in town, in order that tie may guard against theft, has the rown of his hat ornamented as follows —'*K. M. T." A skull and bones. "Poison." "Not to be taken," "To be -well shaken before using," and "Drop wfthcare"

ELBCTIOX news is rather stale just now, but that was a good one on Bill Barr, He asked an old colored gentleman how he tho-rht the vote' was going in the Third WAR J. The reply was,— *Wal, I can't har l!y aay, but if yon's Ijcat, it's the first time I ever hearn of a lamb boatln* a 1».».." •.

PICNICS ane an^-s to to the order of the day. The nry church Sabbath school aire talk of having theirs at CrawibrdbrHlie ti.*. y*sr. Other schools are making prepan*: ci-.

The "Kniglitaof the Mystte Tie" are preparing for a grand fxcorsion which Is sooa to take place. sr umf

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IftTiouiEirBi.—The t\lowing to a 1M of lntfjrauml* in the city cauictery since r.-port:

,• P-rklns, the bowel*.

s» ii x. ii. Mannar *t!IMem. inJMii of ttarle* Ha«g «UU* Inf«H- u. still-bom. ittfUi.t or 'A' «w«!. 'uffd 3 months

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S:' i4mj id-''

Si?T W. Oerte", S4 y«ara.

Tm« OMWx R.iN of Nevlns township ..! ,.» Tu '..-v Ui* nrl Uit voouty eonVMtOoiK W. a M'lintock, Tilghman

W. Ej-p-'r Un Carnithew

w«rehmrertwlto«MtiWf tiMi

Mi i-nil* lit., usual «tadMUil» w»n jr^«i»t, of whom made !»•«.

Tnr. fHwty year »n t!..« ut'tK*in^ oil St-.', liniiin^the r-titahv pnmitDn amo: r. this amotint $SO tie, and m!df^«r tfo'Ut W tberv arm an &u, itui ivt i»ikilftd.

will held tlda •v's grrmndis '"m•n!er finrt and coo* rof the *M»k. DM about 0000. Of mnd for fine cat-

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the re-

tiMi.#. TWto year ntade t* rganisea eaifantof

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Whombajub trade fai rapidly improving.

THE fire department last year cos* the dty

m,m,

and Mayo? "Rioroas says if

the same «oum hi ptuwied it will cost from 100,000 to »S5^00.

BACK itomhera of Mail with "Ilfc in Ute Balanae," can be had on application at this office, or at tl»e newaatanda here and In sorrmtmling towns.

IT IS rumored tliat the priitters of this city are pngectiitg a picnic this aeaaop on a grand scale—one whldh will t«et the seating oapaelty of about forty Co****- to.Mi

THB fourth and last story of Paddock's new ftwring mill on th« owner of Fifth street and the canal, is receiving the finishing touches, and the structure will soon be enclosed.

THE pay ear on one of the railroads entering the city was attached yesterday morning. Security was given, and it was allowed to proceed on its way and scatter comfort to the needy.

THE polio© foroo cost F2,650 more the past year than il did tlw year previous, This on aocount of the "varied" population. "Variety is the spice of life," and the polloe must have some of it—or its equivalent.

THE "soaboat shores" of the Wabash have been fearfully hot the past week, and the patrons of Izaak Walton have not been slow to seek a eool retreat un dor the overhanging branches of some friendly maple. ,«#.-*

THE new police board have recommended that no change bo made in the number of tho force, but that the pay bo reduced from two-and-a-half to two-and-a-quarter dollars per day. Tho pay of the chief is to remain at three dollars per day. Him

THE physicians of this city have organized a society, the object of which is to purify the profession. Not one can become a mombor of it who is not a physician in good standing, and no one can study with any of them who is not In every respect qualified.

FOR the year ending April 14th, 1874 streets and bridges oost the city ?11,159,57. Some people don't appreciate tho size of the figure, but then they don't know how to be generous, and don't want to keep out of tho poor-house, as Mr. Bridenthal would say. ?A

THE members of the Universalist church and Sunday school propose an excursion 'o Craw-fbrdsville next Thursday, the 2!s\ Fare will bo $1,00 for the round trip. All are invited, and a pleasant time is expected. It will bo a delightful ritlo up the valley. Jr^ S

». 111—II.

SAVE your Mails after reading the same each week, and put them away, You don't know how valuable they prove for reference. It costs but a trifle to have them bound into a book at the close of the year. Those who do this would not pail with them for quite a large sum.

THE Knights Templar of this city, numbering thirty-nine, wont over to Indianapolis Thursday morning, in frill uniform and accompanied by a band of music. Those who witnessed the exercises over there, say that Terre Haute had the finest looking body of men in the celebration. .v

CITIZENS are making complaints loud and long about cattle running at large within the city limits. One gentleman says he had destroyed the other night at least twenty-five dollars worth of shrubbery, and would respectfully call the attention «f the County Commission em to this nuisance.

ON Thursday night burglars attempted to force an entrance into tho shoo store of George Krett, on north Fourth street. They succeeded in breaking the lock, but tho bar on the inside prevented further ingress. This is the second attempt within tho past six months upon his store. The first time they succeeded in carrying off a number of pairs of boots and shoes.

Mn. RKCBKN Cox Md his mother, who live near Rosedale, met with a very severe accident last Sunday. They had been to church, and were returning home, when one of them raised an umbrella, in the buggy, which frightened the horses so they became unmanageable and ran off, breaking the buggy and throwing the occupants some distance, Mrs. Cox was thrown over a fence, and It thrown on top of her. Her injuries are mo greet that she has since been eonfined to her bed, and their extent to not yet known. Mr. Cox was severely injured in the back and sides, but he to able to OMrr* aitmnd a little.

THAT was a cruel trick played upon the proprietor of a barber shop in town, the other morning. It appears that a short time ago ho took unto himself a better half, which mates him a little dilatory about leaving home early. He was aroused from Ida slumbers the other morning hf the announcement that two of his men had been having a terrible etkounter in the shop that one of them was nearly killed, and that neither would remain unless the other has dish ^argei. Ofcoumbe Wed himself to hi* place of business in hot haste, and Ui«^aiQ^ Mc^^waaoiEW poor fellow with his »d Uod up and the towel bespattered with blood* While the other one was evidently spoiling fttf more fight. He hurried off tor a dodor and soon returned with one, but only to find every One In uproarious langhtir, «ad the wounded one with his head as sound as ever. Neither he nor the doctor could see where the Joke oame In althdoghtlie others enjoyed it heartily.

TERRE HAUTE SATURDAY EVENING MAIL.

tneeehanta mort U«t

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JOKKFH TEMPLE, an old dUMnofthia dty, committed suicide yesterday by aborting hia»elfwitl» a pistol. He was afflicted lor some time with paralysis of the sjrtne, and for tho past four months be had been a helpless invalid, his mind having been afflicted to such an extent that he was quite irrational.

He was living with his son, Chartea, who took care of him, and to whom several times of late he had remarked "that be most be going." Nothing however was thought of it at the time. Yesterday morning about eight o'clock he assisted him to drees, and l»ft him in his chair, going out for a moment into another ream where his wife was. It appears that Mr. Temple had a revolver at his shop, which, about a month ago he requested his son to bring home as be was afraid it would bo stolen the son took it home and placed it In a drawer in his fkther's room. Yesterday morning just before leaving the room the old gentleman remarked, "I must go now they have called me," and immediately after Charles left the room he reached over, took the pistol out of the drawer, placed the muzxle against his head and and fired, the ball piercing the brain. Medical help was summoned immediately, but nothing could be* done for him be lingered until one o'clock in the afternoon, at which time he expired. An inquest was held and a verdict rendered in accordance with the above facts.

A LAW firm of this city was astonished a few days ago by visit from a gentleman who claimed to own their office and its contents. He gave no name but said he was an Irishman that he owned the whole world, and this continent in particular that the statute law of Ireland, and the constitution of the United States so declared he said President Grant ought to turn the country over to him as soon as ho got through with it he said he thought of declaring war against Grant, but he did not like to do that unless ho had no other redress that the country might as well be delivered over to him now, as ho would oome back to the world at some future time and claim it. When the conversation had proceeded thus far, it was suspected he had vacancies in rent for the upper story, but it was all made clear when he explained that his claims were based upon the fact that he was the only man who ever read tho platform of the Know-nothing Party.

THE following divorces have been granted at the present term of court: Deborah A. C. Grubbs from Jaa. 8. Grubbs.

Lucy V. Belsor from Wm. M. Belsor. Esther Abbott from Allen J. Abbott. Rebecca Perdue from James A. Perdue. Jane Mcllroy from Kennedy Mcllroy. The following petitions have not yet been heard: .v

Mary E. Lansberry* vs. Frank Laiisberry. Mary E. Mullen vs. James H. Mullen

Mary E. Hutchinson vs. John L. Hutchinson. Sophia Bauman

TO.

George Bauman.

Marshall A. Snodgrasss vs. Henrietta Snodgrass. Florinda D. Carter vs. Benjamin Carter.

Genonefa Gottschalk vs. Louis Gottschalk. Ellen Allen vs. Arthur Allen. r" James H. Brock vs. Mary F. Brock. Burton Roberts vs. £arah M. Roberts. S Huaan McIIneh vs, Peter M.NcHugh. Rebecca A. Walker vs. Thomas C. Walker. Lydia E. Sheppard vs. Wm. C. Sheppard. Mary E. Williams vs. David Williams. Wm. H. Carlisle vs. Josephine Carlisle. I Elizabeth Hagedorn vs. Henry Hagedorn. Christina Westfall vs. Levi Westfall. Joseph Holmes vs. Naucy Holmes.

THE latest importation is another hand organ this time it is accompanied by another man and a trained monkey tho mon aro both able-bodied and ought to be engaged in a better business. Jnst think of the time spent, and breath wasted in cuss words in completing that monkey's education. It would set any man caazy who has tho least inclination to gain a livelihood by tho sweat of his brow. To what ends some men will resort to avoid doing work not that these particular ones are at all afraid of work on the con', "ary there is no doubt but they could at any time lie down with the greatest composure and go to sleep beside it. Then think of the soul harrowing music which they produce it is— but let the matter drop words foil to express It.

MAIUUAOE LICENSES.—'Tho following marriage licenses have been issued by tho County Clerk sinoe our last report:

Joseph Forbeck and Fannie Walt. Lawrence Butler and Alice Popham. Philip Gllck and Anna E. Clark. Luther Gil more and Margaret C. Hallo'Ziph Brovrn and Mary M. Dayton,

Edward Murdoch and Ella Julian. Martin Hurst and Edna Morris. r~ Fredrick Klckler and Lucy Fo*.

MIL J. 0. BAKER, of the Baker family, was in the city to-day, to complete the arrangements as to the rendition of the great concert to oome off, about "ecoration Day, for thp benefit of the Monumental Association. Seventy-five of the beat singers, ladies and gentlemen, of this dty, will appear on the occasion.

xxcusmoN.

The Urtiversalists have aft excursion and picnic to Crawfordsville, next Thursday, May ffetl A delightful grove has been secured within Oil city Hnilto. Touted band will be ia attendance. Every arrangement has been made with a view to the pleasure of thow who go.

Toiwf '.$1.00. Okttm flOo. Train have Union Depot *18 A* ac» promptly.

Crawfixttsritte te quite a noted {dace. It to a rare opportunity for every body to go. Hie Aire is ao mluced that none should slav away. All are Invited to gltar* tho pietsttrol of th» ocgtthm.

—Dan Miller, corner of Fourth and Eagle streets, is sole agent lor the celebrated Monmouth two-horse Com Plow, Also agent for the combined, JRuMMl Harvester.

Ya«k Laee* are now a* cheap as imitation Lacoajat A. HEM Co'*.

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(mUECa NOTEfi.

Services at the Female College Chapel Sunder morning jtnd evening as usual.

Services at the Baptist chapel *on Cfcier-

SGrains

street, between 6th and 6th streets. tham«L "Utitttainutton in Ctutotianity." Evening sermon on "Proofs of* new Heart. Sabbath, school and Bible classes at9H A.

C. W. Stewart will lecture at Pence's Hall Sunday morning at 11 o'clock and at 7K in the evening, Subject for morning lactam, "The Religion of Nature." Subject for evening. "The Money Question and Crime. "Seats free.

Services at the Universalis* church tomorrow at II A. x. and 7X *. s. Subject in the morning, "The Garden of Eden," in the evening, "Prof.

Public worship in the second Preebyterian church to-morrow at 11 o'clock, A. x. Sunday school and bible class at %)4 p. x. Tne ohnrch has granted its pastor. Rev. Blackford Condit. a vacation of four months to recover his health, during which time Rev. E. W. Abbey, a recent graduate of Lane Seminary, nas been secured to supply the pulpit,

Air eastern company makes the following proposition to property holders on Sixth street:

To pave Sixth street from I. ft St. L. railroad to Moffatt streets of 41 feet between the curb stones, at $5.68 per front foot each side, with the best of ceder, laid on a floor with cement, making a solid, permanent street.

The present valuation of the property on the streets to be established. Will take option to take the property at the end of twelve months at present valuation, 6 per cent interest added, or forfeit the pavement to the property owners.

Property owners may choose within thirty dayn after completion of pavement to pay for the same, and redeem the property from the option.

Example:—A. has SO feet front, present valuation $),000 Cost of improvement at 95.88 is t®4.

Twelve months interest on S3,OUO Is $180.

Property and interest 83,180. Parties to pay that amount at the end of twelve months, or forfeit the pavement.

Owner of property has the right to pay 1284 within thirty days after the pavement is completed.

It is claimed that the Wyckoff pavement, which this party proposes to construct, is the simplest in Its construction, smoothest and pleasaotest to ride over, and when laid with cedar In cement, the most durable ever made—the space between the blocks running Irregularly,and not parallel at an equal distance apart, as is the case with another method, presents that unpleasant motion which issure to follow from the use of a uniform sized block, with an intervening board partition.

A specimen of this pavement will be on exhibiton in a few days.

SAVE THE CONTENTS

Of those envelopes, which are presented to you, and bear the inscription— EXPANSION OF CURRENCY.

It saves you 25 cents on every Dollar that you wish to invest in Pictures for the next three weeks. ,.F ART EMPORIUM, 01 Main St.

—An elegant line of fancy, cheap and fine plated Jewelry, to be had Monday morning, at A. HERZ fc Co's.

—If you want to be sure and have a good healthy article of Ice, during summer, take none but Crystal Lake Ice. mayl6-4t.'

—PARASOLS, PARASOLS 25o $3.00 BEST SILK, ALL SHADES, POPULAR CENT STORE.

TO AT

—It will cost you only fl.00 to go to Crawfordsville and return, next Thurs day, May 21st. The excursion train will leave Union Depot 8 A. X., over the L. C. A S. W. R.R.

—Great mark down of Yack Laces, at A. HERZ A Co's.

TO NORMAL SCHOOL STUDENTS. I offer a lot of Microscopes, three leggod and others, at reduced prices. I hare now abetter assortment of microscopes and telescopes as ever conld be found in this place, %nd intend to sell them at prices "oomeatable" to every person

W* Statz-

—SHAKE YOUR*FANS, 2«cISTHE CHEAPEST. BARGAINS IN SILK FANS, AT CENT STORE, FOURTH STREET.

—Dan Miller has just received another lot of Sprague's Water Mill Flour A

—KID GLOVES, at

—Leave orders for Crystal Lake Ioe with the driver or at the office, No. 814 Main street, between Eighth and Ninth. mayl6~4t.

WATCHES.

Largest assortment ladies and gents' Lowest prices at S. R. Freeman a.

CLOCKS.

For the best bargains go to 8. R. Freeman's.

—FANS, second mark downf^ A. Hsius «fc Co.

—Now Is the time to get your bindtfii done. They are binding Magazines, Music, Newspapers, Ac., very cheap at Bartlett'sBlodory, Fifth and Ohio.

—PARASOIS second mark down, A. HKRZ A CoX

BURIAL ROBES.

I have added to my large stock of Undertaker's Goods. Shrouds and Robes, which are coming In use very much. Also

Crape

and Gloves, In fket anything ean

be had in my line, by calling ®n ISAAC BALL, Corner of Srd and Cherry streets

—Retiil city and country mer^iac^i would do well to call at 622 Main street, for bargains in Ladies Hosiery, Half Hose, Sttspenders, Rata, aiovise, and mmay c^her goods too numerous to mention. HAVENS A GEJDDES,

Successors to U. R. Jeffers A Co.

Ws&SM

THE SINGER 8EWIN0 MACHINE.

Statistic! o/SxrHtihlei/or lm.

I the number sold of any one machino be a criterion of its merits, "The Singer" carries off the palm.—N. Y. D^r News.

8rover

Swing and

the Heresy of to-day. Sunday school at x. u, All. wlte oome will be welcome.

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Centenary M. E. church: Servioe at the usual hours sermon in the morning by Rev. Dr. Sterrett, of the 1st Presbyte rfan church. Sermon at night by the pastor. Classes meet at 9 elock A. X., and at the close of morning service. Sunday school at 2% p. x. Seats free, and nil are cordially invited to attend.

Machines.

The Singer Mt*g €•. —Id .m, 444 Wh««elerft Wilson M^gCe....^„^_ 119,1W

om« stio 8 Oo 4 0 1 1 4 ft Baker S. —. 36,17« Weed 8. M. Oo Sl/W WILSONS. M. OO *1,2*7 HOWE MACHINE OO^ NO RETURNS. Gom Medal 8. MjH. 1«,«1

IFISBSL 12.1K2 13^1»

Remington Empire S. M. 9,1(3 FLORENCE 8. M. •„1.TTR DAVIS S. M. CO ».«» Viator«. rv, 7.4W BLEES 8. M. OO.„ 3,458 SECORA M.(V... «,4» ^TNA, J. E. BRAUNADORF FT CO~~.. W Bartranj ft Fanton..^.... 1^)00 CNTENNLAL A M. CO~.„.~—5I KEYSTONE A M. CO 217

The above table ahows that the sales of the Singer Company exceed those of any other, for the last year, by the number of

USUI Machines,

nearly double. The account of sales is frem sworn returns made to the owners of sewing machine patents.

It will hardly be denied that the superiority of the Singer Machine is fully demonstrated, at all events, that their popularity in the household is unquestionable

—Crawfordsville h«s several attractions to induce tho people to patronize tho excursion, Thursday next.

BEFORE BUYING

Always exmaine goods and prices at S. R. Freeman's. —Contracting, bricklaying, plastering mantle and grate setting, paving, cistern building and jobbing in general, done promptly at low rates and on reasonable terms. Residence, No. 810 south Third street. ALLEN I, ABBOTT. —Churches or Societies wanting Reoord Books or Justices wanting Dockets can have them made just as they want them at Bartlett's Bindery and Blank Book Manufhctory near corner of Fifth and Ohio streets.

JEWELRY.

Hie richest patterns—best goods—lowest price at S. R. Freeman's.

—Bartlett's is tho only Bindery and Blank Book Manufactory now in operation in Terre Haute.

SILVER WARE.

Hie cheapest place in the state to buy is at S. R. Freeman's.

BABY CARRIAGES.

On such a bright spring day as yesterday the proper place for the healthful growth of a small child—tho baby—is outdoors, especially if propelled in ono of those elegant carriages to be had at Jasper Holmes', No. 100 Main street. If you think of getting a baby carriage this season call and see his assortment, which is the largest and finest in tho city, ranging in prices from $6.00 to $40.

WATCH REPAIRING.

Brat done at S. R. Freeman's.

MONEY SAVED

By buying of S. R. Freeman.

J. R. CHAMBERS, Sixth street SUGAR-CURED HAMS 14C H. BREAKFAST BACON LB. TURKEY PRUNES I5C H. CHOICE BUTTER 25O FL. BLACK TEA 65C LB. GREEN TEA G5O LB. COFFEE 28@30 H.

CARD.

To all persona having old Daguerreotypes, Photographs, Ambrotypes, Ferotypes, Tintypes, or Gems, from which they wish enlarged copies, done in the latest and most durable style, and warranted to please, an invitation is given ito call at my New Gallery, No. 115£ Main street, (old Odd Fellows Hall,) and examine my work before giving your orders for an inferior old, out of date style of picture, (Ferotype) revived under a new high-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 ashamed to offer his oustomers at any price.

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A. HERE A Co.'

Respectfully, D. H. WRIGHT.

FRESH FISH.

Lake Erie Salmon, Piko and White Fish, Pickerel, Bass, Trout, White Perch, Oat Fish, Buffalo and Eels. Also' choice Fruits and Vegetables, fresh Butter and Eggs, Chickens and Turkeys kept constantly on hand and for sale at extremely low prices, at C. T. Stevenson's fish market, on Ohio street, north ride, between Fourth and Fifth streets.

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

DOWN WITTF PRICES

Of Trees, Vines and Plants, in immense variety, at the Old Reliable Terre Haute Nursery, south of the Blast Furnace on the Loekport Road, mU« from the

WM. PATHWE, Nurseryman,

THE STAB MSA MARKET. By serving his patrons constantly with the very best meats to be had in the market—beef veal, pork, lamb, mutton, oto., Mn P. P. Mteehlsc has held the large tndo with which Mia Star Meat Market started, and has been constantly «MUtng new customers. Besides fresh meats he keeps at all times the best su-gar-cu red hams, bacon, sausage, bologna, Ac. Give him a coll.