Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 4, Number 52, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 27 June 1874 — Page 5

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A PAPER

HATURDAY

Pwiw A JMMff K.M.Oariey

K. APLIII

HlnuaU ^h»*

FROM

'THE MAIL

PEOPLE.

FOR THE

TUB

BVEJIINO MAILH«

«]«MABMarjbi]r*n»mRlv J^A. H. |E R.B*k

CoCll -r ,-OfTMl l«l »if 3BWF- W" aao

M. P. Cmi P. Dent A. K. 11m! KlyAOot Walter Parlcw Ren. Alien. J.lkDowd (tea. C.V.K. I J. K. Lmu. thw.an

"lurM-'a! J:!-' ^tfntoo. lad. k»-iu-, ad !«L 2»! i'lOWi, i!-. Mm **k l!'i .Wi.-laod.Ii

i&vt

THIS DAY

until the dose of

the season we offer till Stammer Goods at (ireatly Redoeed Prices. RruaXgbb A Oo.,

SE-

Opcm House.

THE raiders are to hare a grand pknle at the Fair Ground* next Wednesday.

AtKumunac melange to Kimpe, costing fifty dollar*, was sent from this city Thursday evening.

MR, Rons'* beautiful walnut grove on north Kerenth and Eighth streets is Ailing up with reatdMHWa.

la oar reverence for the men of 78 and our enthusiasm In behalf of Independence dying out? Ilealiy it seoaoa so.

CJnonan G. Boon® was on last evening removed from the o#« of Street (\m~ mimioner, and A, I'. Vooriiees selected to flli the vacancy.

TMB Coundi last night deeidtxl to allow saloon keepers to pay pro rata city license—4hat is, at the rate of £100 a year for such time a* their permit runs. r*

BACK uuuibers of The Mall with "Lift) In the Balance," oan be had on a|^)lication at thix oAioe, or •tthenewaKtands here and In suirmindlng towns*

TWK puplht of St. Bona venture's Iyoeuni, gave a very lutereatlng and meritorious entertainment, at Dowiing Hall» on Thursday evening, in the peeaenee of a large atullenee.

PARAJMHJB are almost defunct, and are Hucceeded by the useful «un umbrellas, large enough Ibr protection from the sun, and of substantial idlks that are not injured by exposure to 'a Summer shower. ..

Tmb colored Masonic Fraternity paraded the streets on Wednesday, making a very rcspeetable appsarawe, and had an enjoyable picnic at the Fair (irounda. A festival at Bowling Hall followed in the evening.

THJS {drain and danee of the Terre Haute light Guards and City Hand at Early's Grove on Thursday, was one »f the moat pleasurable character. The rain in the afternoon only served to prolong the fiwifvttle* into the moonlight hours.

NmimATtomi are In progress by vrhich Mr. J. 8. IHekersen will retire from the Evening Gaaette. He sell* Ms interest to Will C. Ball and Spencer F. Ball, who take charge on Monday. Mr. Dickerson has labored tneesaantly to make the Gazette what It la, and we are aorry to kwe him from tha Journalistic Ibid. He will spend several weeks in travel, after which we hope hla services may be secured upon one of the citv papem. ••---.

Do vw? intend to go to (Chicago? The indie^lons are that from thrae to five hundred people will go. The committee desire, if possible, to close the salefrf tickets on Monday evening, in order to

{Kinshasa

A HAX DKATH^OH Monday morning

last, Jennta Pearl, ten months of agn, a

bright and )rtteiesf4ng child of William Morgan, engineer on the Tandatla road, white playing with a box disesvarod In It two morphine pill*. One of these It cmilowed, and In a few short hours, notwithstanding prompt medical aid wMsomMMd, the little prattler waa «tf ]. ltn dentlt. This fimdly has been strangely and sorely aJfe- "d, thi« l- Ing the third efcDd that ttwy awMen ^enth. Tbw l«ve iM wmm symp .y of many in this last and moat tumble b«*a«vei»

In these day* yowr r»4 1»

way

t»«Q0l*d by rearti i. of %HHbntt -wiii!»irt where the' vtck with

Oi tfc* (la lee IffWl: be

noltht,

ATI*RBA? KVKNINO, Jnly«hj Mtoa men w«l app»»r in theth Ing dt *of-Wad«ted,yatno wb», »ad by flwna oT

flMMMra'v-.iri

stent «rf V, «. norp, i—RrtWrt ef W. F.

meM

ItoO MMOB«r.~totto northern I heavens. 1*loMr and midway between the Ittpper and tfc* ainr may now 'i.wefl each evening, with an opera, i-oa to The Matt

^1, h». *1", «-Mh M»w-

I•- I—»« -m.t- U.

O. Lob1 torn 0b* .«u#

IT int.'f lightoti one dgeoflt. This lauwJcstlMdrink* end the pawlertny of

v#rv

A Mu»

r*p4dls v. After it la found

stars at once, let It go, Ibr aa ye* it tent mnehofaeomei.

Walt

untU about the

rrS"T dmofJaly and then It will be making m«nd. .Annanja,ina.

4.^

u\tot» are

.w.-,.w- Janw

a j»f»J»ndM display in the western aky.

looking*NS»RD

ito

SAM. McDoKAUfc—The career of this young man appear* to have been brought to a sudden", thangh not untuitural termination. At Baltimore, at one o'clock last Tuesday morning. In a drunken brawl he made an unprovoked attack ujion Berry Amos, another sportlug chancier, and stabbed him totally. According to the testimony before the coroner's jury tho af&dr waa a heartless, brutal murder, and McDonald is now in prison awaiting trial. What money can do for him will be done, but it Is doubtful II It can do more than snve his neck from the baiter. And then It is quite probable that In thla ease money will be freely weed on the other aide. But whatever the final result, there la a lesson here for our young men and boys who have been Inclined to admire, and perhapa envy the free and easy life ot this man. Endowed with good natural ability, of Hue personal appearance, and with all the advantages of great wealth, he has made a wreck of himself by bis vices* This kind of life does not pay.

TUK present Board of Health Is one of the most efficient that Terre Haute has had tor years. It seems really anxious for information concerning all things detrimental to the health of the city, and ready to do all In Its power for the removal of the same. No doubt this is due in some degree to a desire to demonstrate to the citlaeus that it is not absolutely necessary to be "regular" in order to be a good physlean, or at least, a good health officer.

But the serious question arises whether we eon afford to purchase the health of the city at such a price. According to the old fogy notions which lurk in the medical profession, it Is generally thought better that diseaso should prevail than be checked by other than the "regular practice." Would it not be better for tho city council to dismiss these "eclectics" and homtBpathists who are discharging their duty, and put back those who Indignantly resigned becauae their dignity would not allow them to serve with these men? We simply commend the matter to the superior wisdom of the council. Our own opinion la—at least we are inclined to the opinion quite strongly, that it is better to keep the present board of health, though it is irregular. We t«lnk, or are inclined to think, that life and health are upon the whole of more value than the particular pathy of any school.

TILE exercises of the Eighth Annual Commencement of the High School occurred at the Opera House, last evening. That our people take a deep Interest In tho elty schools, Is evident from the fact that upon this, the hottest night of the

know how warty ears to secure. Those mason, the vaat building waa crowded to it* fullest capacity, ami altltongh pernot desire be crowded, it ia to their in- spiring at every pore, the audience sat till the The Graduating Class mat least signify to the committee their and the so tweets chosen for their essays intention of going. Dont delay, and a and orations WW6 7 delightful trip will be secured. .. vir'and"*HoiijectlV*

who Intend to go will see that If they do

tickets immediately,

tiJaa»ss

Ut of tut «of»waw» will hU to -!"«new: wtnei.: sf. r.:* turn to lite anew barn* Uke eanstte If Irt «»£!. aUattl^ruiaifl. „xvi.y

Strw4enk"

tiMky|«

!'ii:-i 'f- *''5 hi' \..u ..«n!

!h-^^htwt warmth tram thefirer llnan taimion* «tt*4n..g watar ta-t .«• fllftui t" !T»--Ttqro# a'i-• .nt,| if N ,.,f the t»-d fn«(* irw 4f»"l think nflt yon tnm and ftiaa,aw^ter a ad a

'I'tllvemd with fine eifoet.

bt*

!*'ma ^UU»w-',TO« Injwrtlee of *wpl w^fcarper~»rprrtenee Is tlie where m**i korw

WWOB."

Hpettrtsr V. a 4 Kate Tnlbr rt-'Hmr ruWk ftehoota.' Wa shall not attempt to go Ihrougb the list with a erttiefa eye—the morning pup*?* have «w© before us and have d«'i- :J.o w«i welL Sattdtnl HIs to aay that tho elaas compwea well wltti rmeronos. If any diaUnetlon is to be mide It Is In hvor of H|*ncer F. Bell, boee oration wss well eomdd^l ami ...

TanM. E. Quarterly Conference, at t7CT/O.V&4Z.JK. Sandtord, this ounty, adopted tte Id* I will sail at my late mrfdenee on Ota wing reaolutkma and request pabttea- cnrm-r o( «xth and Park streets, a large 'lot of household flmtfture^ consisting of parlor, sitting-room, dining and kitchen furniture. Sato to at

-wja gjged i»ltitetaaiiS whtiSy i«t««^ *h«^w 11 o'clockTuewday,theMto

tnaagnweaat anair a wjr |W Rma^vKn, That we will wto farnoosn- all sums over fI5, a credit met, acw befero seen thst aay one dtnu* tor edtee,

WIHM

in tuiiui1 ...^i^

lo'ekx oAre nwa who are known to he in f.i v«r«^eiifTolufthe Baxter tmprmm lav

withaaop»raglMMft,itaut be seen with the naked eye. That la, if thenlgiu la I.u. But If it is eloudy, or you cant a, or yon have been crusading to mu* «n ~Umt thai SM WWRf &>**** °«r ^at report, aneh an extent that yew see wiuflnd O. Uoncfcel «OM! «amh J. Jle-

MAnniAan JUicK*s»a.—The following marriage licenses have been famed by

CSwwrj JM» urttttl and Harriet ffentaft. HaitM and Martha A.

Rervioes at the Second Presbyterian ehnroh, to-morrow, at 11 A. x. 8utyeet "The Prodigal Son." Edward W. Abbey, pastor.

Hervioes at the Baptist chapel, on Cherry, between Fifth and Sixth streets, to-morrow, moralng and evening. Eve"Man responsible for his nlngsuyeot belief,*

Csnieiiary M. E. church, northeast corner of Seventh aud Eagle streets. Rev. N. L. Brakeman, pastor. Servkw in tiie morning by the pastor. No service at nigiit.

Services in the Congregational church, to-morrow, at

11 A. M.,

and 1% v. n.

Rev. K. F. Howe, pastor. 8ulrje*t of evening aermon: "Some lessons from tho Beeeher-Tiiton aifiiir." Beats free.

Services at the Vnlversallst church, tomorrow. Children's Sunday will be observed. At 11

A. M,

an address by the

pastor to parents and children, after which an opportunity will be given for the baptism aud dedication of children. In the eveulng the Sunday school mill give an appropriate entertainment. The public Is cordially invited.

—MISS FANNY B. PRICE will appear at the Opera House, July 4th, in two grand performances.

—We direct the attention to the advertisement In another column, of Brunker's Carminative Balsam, for the cure of Diarrhoea, Flux, Cholera Morbus In adults, and Summer Complaint in children. This Is a home-made article, guaranteed to be free from injurious Ingredients. The proprietor has manufactured It for over twenty years, and he challenges tho world to produce abetter medicine. Wo have before us a large number of certificates from well known citizens in this locality, mostly formers, testifying to Its efficacy In the cure of the diseases named, and upon their endorsement we cordially commend it to tlie readers of Tho Mall.

-NEW INVOICE OF FANS TTST IN AT A. HERZ «FC COX PRICES MUCH LOWER THAN EVER, AS THEY WERE BOI GIIT SINCE THE DECLINE IN THE EASTERN MARKET.

ITO! FOR .4 SNIFF OF THE LAKE BREEZE.

TN« EXCURSION

Tiift HKAMOIS _.jicqpo

—Round trip only fl,00.

Leaving the Union Depot at Terre Haute, on the 1st of July, at fi:27

and l(h07 r. h. Tickcta good for return on the 1st, 2nd, 3rd ana 6th of July. Here wo have another evidence of the enterprise and generosity of the management of the E. T. H. A C. R. R. and should he met by a perfect ovation from the people of Terre Haute and vicinity, Eveiyimdvappears to appreciate the low rate and rich treat in store for them. ".» LETS ALL OO And see for ourselves the great city of the plains, whose get up and get, has made them great, where can le found a better place to spend the

FOURTH OF JUL?

TheCommittoe have already secured great reduction in hotel rates. Persons desiring to go on thla excursion must bear In mind that no excursion tickets can he had at the office or at the train, but should be obtained soon, of the regular ticket agents of tlds excursion. *Ir»eyw'" any Iti Haute

There was a reekless prodigsiltv of aoda'water, made from frm T. ueta thrown at the foet of i-arti /»»'*«and pure I«-wrlxmrte of sods^at |^ii4«iiato« the voting

kenndrum f*..red Um uieateid popttlar mineral wttl«%(^ya«r

1 juimbw—ftfteen in all and of the ywng Saratoga, Klssengen, Bethemls. sml Ken- .* Will HUI wl t«. .! «t JLmW at^aww #m rtMMtirtll Iftl

tadleaM^« Pjiism Dod«"i ixt's ^»aid ant be wanted. One irttk Miss ex "Well, 1 didnt knovr ifcere em »«ti\ INw in town.

Mr*. Anna I* OouM, afr...n »red

h«r mtnent fttne^ for ,osltt«t ttwefa/r afmiMle the t|wtuuH»o««iaaMlQr pnp'N -»f t! wen admlj i! |y rendrred. The "sweeten «An^r te tlw i-Hv** ?h- rni expremloii «f all who IMen e*i Uw exquisite v^^dlsaOoa of Mh» I-

Koepman. The duett by Mr.

Fn-iuk Fsrrtsand Ma OoaM waa fldrty

(i» n.i-r.

W|!

T^n^-4V mas by pp.r VnlenUm ^neinded the ."it«

t» I»wwlaasL

a, of the regular ticket agents of thla union. TheywiU promptly reply to inquiries. Ticket sgents at Terre tte

A.O. AHMIH. «, N. WMUWI,

G. Austin, W. II. Seudder,

a B. Davis, J. Wilson, IU

tr Blue Uck, always on draught at aww pftet. Btrsmif Atutfrreoxu, Cor. Sixth and Main at*.

-JEWKf.WY AND NECK CHAINS, VK^ CH AP AT A. HERE Am

date,

«|. Mfast flora Mage faberfiaiM*

aci' stooweft tquMte undi and p«»* la. Jbewii **MUtant pwformer. Anaa» ii"15»-ape*'m from

!m.j! of Dip!"

IMHH onr

the rtty for

emn ha\rhe Man ur:v frmnthtoinvd.

m.rK onowmAiN Riit-

UON» IN ALL SILK A HE VE!^ W ARCE. k. IIKitZ CEIVED A NEW IJVT AT Tit KIR POPVLAR I/»W FRIcm

K-K»*is

Uw litue tof«t yotir binding

Their are Wading Magarines. Mu-

me, K#ww*af»er^ Ac., venrebcapat BartBindery, Fifth and

PARASOIX WILL BE SOLD FROM HOW OIL AT WHAT THEY RHINO. AT A. HER,* cm

ICE CREAM KREK/.ERS.--V. U. Anatin 4k, On. hava just got In anotbet lot of tec e*m rnram, including some Mm Confectioners, at vny low prtean.

MmwsrsAViw

By buying S. It Frmtnan.

H'Jkkk 1 ***&&&£&£

nnGLVKIl, IMl wr win ™w *«H- Ml «uiw "T! fli, KStditOf tMUTUMHlUa

ttoj* on the u»

etore aeen that aay one dtdsi* fytomi^wwem will be given wititont inteteat, purchaser o£ and wbWi spprwvehing us tSlLLPP^ifwS?^ .ui.,

AAM DIM

Fas.

James II. T«'i and Jennie Coiidt. I«bn T. IIohb «om! Mary Redborn. Mamuel Morgan to'jufeenoa HoweU'

near

^roAcfa with (KMiaktormhle interest. The atody ofcometa haa been advancing In Its r»r:*?a rpmarkably of late, and our sstiViuJinefa on\y need afcw more ^wdraetM for »pc«troaooplo analyala to 4 p. x. Molve intereating problems concerning the«e erratic travelei* of the upper deep.

CHURCH NOTES.

Hev. M. Croslev will hold service at Fort Harriaon school-house, to-nwrrow,

sums under $l&, eash. Sate without roaerve. A. B. QUACKEXBVNM. Gma. A. Havwabd A Cb, Auetloneem.

Tim mABOSt BEING ADVANCED FANCY GOODS CAN BE BOUGHT TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT. LESS THAN THr0 MONTH8 AiKJ. WK ARE DAILY REGErV'INO NEW GOODS WHICH WE SHALL SELL AT LOW1 iiff ER PRICKS THAN EVER BEFORE.

CALL AT CENT STORE, FOURTH STREET, NEAR MAIN, TO BE CONVINCED.

SASH lUBIIONS IN ULI E. BLACK, PINK, ROHE AND STRIPED, JL'hT RIst'EIVKD AT A. HER/. A VO% AT PRICEHTO ASTONISH ALL.

Died.

MI«» i.rt'Y HKKHJ NtiTUN—Near Ml. -JuwM-SJni, IHT, was one or the c*! of the Hocial clr- ». ... »....... t-i-- ...v I. Hlie n'.suy* hiwl a nleftnaitt smile and kutd ««irrl lor all, and in Imm* di«tb wrf mUisK that one of ti»« purest nltd liesiof our you ltd friri»i« 1MS been e«Uled to niap Iter mwanl, the ehureli sin! the HunUay sciits)) in!-^ her. awl

pleasant, Tat-*»«y nt..r»)f»», Jaw SJ»dt IWt, ated.^tt Tru^ lUUSt (SUld'MHii uml cle in which nrh^ nn

SIN(i itCT

A. M.

rya^yU|,

Oeo. T. Drake. .. »*1 .«

-ORAND MATINEE, at3 P. July Ith, when Will be produced tlie comedy of **Our Country Cousin," and the force of "Nlcoderons Nohhs." Mlsa I'rioe wilt appear as Mrs. Wveigreen*

-FAX CHAINS, KI .KG ANT (H K) Ftin 35 AND aoe KACIf, A. I! KHZ A CX».

THR "FlifMT Kimr 90DJL AT HALF PtiWKt As an advertisement, we will sell our

SUMMER

DRY GOODS!

We shall continue during this week our cl sing sale of

IRON FltAM E HEN A DINES, SUM .M KRSI I. KB, and many other stylea of choice HHY GOODS.

Bargains in

PLUCK U©, J.

-.. •-4".-

TERRE HAUTE SATURDAY EVENm(? OTTTTL E

SIbad,imuMnm

«hoan! known iai» atim* ttnuer via. *sn. oiw wimom ro-

SIM'will

HSIIIUIIM

mltsed fh«n the em-le.uud all will mlsM her.

from our number, dearest I.u«y, -1 Karly tlion bast paused sway rt: et tlie ftosels soy that l.uc

Join* Uteir holy song* lay.

One we loved liw Iff' "Hf unniiier, FurtheeoMsndmin: lamli, (ItMil h*rev«*in deutl

N-Sdumber,

Ktwltxt In lier ehrly bli io. L.

Comfort and Grace,

ItECUnBD BY TlfE

NEW CORSET

At tUe BEE HIVC.

TOO HOT TO SEW!

Bny Children's Uresses and Mnslli Underwear nt lo«*t»g Out" prices At the BEK HIVC.

WILL NOT FADE.

The Dlu", Sc.irlet and Black striped Hose sold At til- BEE HIVE.

CONDUT IVE TO HEALTH ANDCOMFuirr.

I.lKht ttnuxc Underwear: Tor Adult or Uiild, At tii REE IIIVE.

ANfr-sVN ST1« KE.

The r»'initi k.ilny ila c'l-ai? t"-V L'3i BRELI.A,-«.ld At til BKE HIVE.

HKA ANNIiriLAII I

Hy a luiw J.% I" A FAX. :i: BEEHIVE.

£il si:

-4MJB-

BUSINESS TIIS Fill I

And preparatory to doing no wish to BUN the STOCK as LOW as POSSIBLE. NOT—by ocaaing to pnrchaae ouraelvea, and letting the Stock run down—bothy

LARGE INCREASE 2»t OF SALES,

v.*

^4 A r-

Sunniier Dry Goods,

And coll the particular attention of purchasers to the low prices we have made on

LINEN and WHITE SUITO, PARANOIC and FANS^^vj'»' HOSIERY and GLOVES, LA 'ESAtXilTES,8H AWWuid APB8

|®t§®

PLIKJK !«'».

TMM NKH --1 "'W-

Trpm WIL I

Fainting arc hy far the •-ear gitrenln »mor and

i*« 16 by 19 »*f and *uw Fand«dter«jl PER,a»«a

|s«l -V

Over and above all purchases. We have a Bt YER In the EASTERN MARK 1ST, and will be constantly adding to our already well assorted Stodk of Dry Goods. To enable us in getting an

EARLY START THIS COMING FALL.

We shall begin at once to REDUCE STOCK, and CUT PRICES ON ALL DRY GOODS, that will DRAW TRADE FAR AND NEAR

This is no assertlon,and every body who wishes to make a little money go along ways In buying Dry Goods, will call and get OUR PRICES (at least) before purchasing.

Ten Thousand Dollars of New Goods just received are included in the Great Cut on Prices, at

W. n. HUE «•«. Terre Hsste.

Low Cut Shirts!!

if*S\ •K.-a

,f *z+ .4

v?t?

TAULE LINENS, SFRW^A,

and 111.EACHKL MU»L.IN\I.

tfl

lith

FE^IAIIIX^

r-a-K J4I!RIETfS

J'S'I

£4AiJr*

Hsrblc Pslans 810 Mala fM.

49r

•it,

ui a

-«»n Kt

UliWii

THIRTY SEVEN MILES NORTH OP TERRE HAUTE ON THE E. T. H.

100 Linen and Grass Cloth Suits!

FROM |1M AND 1/PWARfMS.

R. R., BY A GRANB

N I

After tho good old style. Ttie grove Is well known as the most beautiful In our vicinity, and the fun loving K. M. Ts will do their best to sustain their high reputation as caterers to the amusement of their guests,

TOUTE S FULL BRASS AND STRING BAND. DANCING—K. M. T. PARADE!

Train leaTM Union Depot I Tickets for the Roand *:«t ffcOO A. M.

ANOTHER LOT

-or-

NOBBY SPRING HATS!!

-AT—

I •'.V-iijOHN KUPPENHEIMER'S $?. NEW OPERA HOUSE HAT STORE !j

Remember, eac Price and Small Prtfito. the €aaalomiipi.

FIRE! FIREIt FIRE!!! FIRE!!!! ,,, 4 INSURE! INSURE! I INSURE! t| F*'JS WITH

W* FRANK A. FAMSKST

WHO KEPBEMIUrm

The Aaaanaa* of Claeiaaati. Asnets Old MerduiHtVii af Xevartu «rtiw. 700,000 OO Allemanla. of Plttnl»nr«. —4M,IOt OO 400,000 00 400,000 OO

IVna. «f Philadelphia. Waaklla, »f Wheeling. Clay, «f XewpoH,

TVIMAII S1 IN 1XDKPEWD1LVT,

And la not governed by mlcjR or ratea of any comWnstlon. applying elaew'i^r.fe rOftc* Oppoaite the Poatol

FRUIT JARS CHEAP!

I will sell for the next sixty days Fruifc Jars of all kinds, Jelly Tnmhlers and Sealing Wax, wholesale and retail, at prices that defy competition.

While Victoria JLnwn Mia, H09 and upward*. 6rauulia«% 12X to 36 cmta. Black (ireaadlara, extra quality 5

Blaek Ir*a Frame Oreaadla«s, from SO centa, to extra at 75 cents. Samner Mllu, reduced from fl.OOto 75 centa per yard. Lyons Black Mlkn, |1^» per yard. Psraaeli and Faaa, at 60 centa on the dollar. 8M Pieem Clran Ciraia Riklew} in all colon and widths at certa per yard for choice. SO Pieees Mask Bifckaan. and A

Inches wide In Wstered, Plain, PlaioB snd Roman mylea, at 60 cents per yard tor choice.

Satin Stripe Victoria Lawns,

85 rent! every yard, worth 4Q cento or no charge. WkiU» Bed Spreads, FL.OO, dmp at 91J& Cheviot Bklrtiaga, 12H and Id centa per yard. Yard wide extra Bleached Maallm*, 9 to 12% cents. Fine I nbleared Manilas, 8 cents. C'ottonadea Redaeed from 30 to 20 centa per yard. Table LJneaa at a apeelal pr

SO cent*. W.M.BYCE&CO. Terre Han

j«i»t

isar K. M. T.

received at

HUNTER'S, 157 Main Street.

SHIRTS are our Exclusive Specialty- Jrtcff" correct and Satisfaction Warranted—Call and examine.

N. B.—Ask for the £2 Shirts, they are as good as usually sold else when- for fliLgQ*

THE KNIGHTS OF THE MYSTIC TIE,

WILL CELEBRATE THE ANNIVERSARY OF .. OUR NATIONAL INDEPENDENCE '«•.* ONTHE :."v

Fourth of July,

At GROENDYKE'S GROVE,

trip, $1.0«.

,/ri u-

UO^N OO

THEO. STAHL, V:

call 1 Bee.

a •.

M8 Mala lu^, Terre Haate, lad.

Sf®