Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 5, Number 4, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 25 July 1874 — Page 5

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THE MAIL

F" A PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.

TKKHATUHDAY BV&2UXU MAlLJaon •it e*eh Mtwdtjr afternoon by

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Walter CMr

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B. Dowd

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TWO EDITIONS

Of this l*ap«r are published. The FIRST EDITION, on Friday Evening, has a large circulation In the snmxmdl&g towns, where It Is sold by newsboy* and a«ent*. The SECOND EDITION, on Saturday Evin ing, goes Into the harnU of nearly every reading pcnon In the city, anil the terra en of this immediate vicinity.

Every Week'* Iwe in feet, TWO NEWSPAPER*, In

which all

Advertisements appear ft*

ONE CHARGE.

—FROM THIS DAY until the close of the «A««nn wo offer all Summer Good* tt Greatly.Reduced Price*.

KKLANOKR A CO., Opera House,

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Farm Machlnery-mnjvl MllUr.

Dancing at the Fair Grounds. Pumps—Joeeph Scott Public Hpeaking—Her For Rent—FOUT to six Rooms.

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T^I. A I. R. II.—Trains to Fair Ground. Fruit Cans-J. A.. Foote.

Boots and Slioes-Scott A Huston. Drug*—Austin A Black. Jewelry anil Hair Good*—Riddle. Ceal and Wood Yard—McClure, Q,uackeu bnahACo.

king—Senator Morton, .^our to six Rooms.

Muslins-Wilson Bros-* Insurance—^ barton, KJddle Hportwnen* Goods—A. O. Austin A o. Curllnit Iron—A. G. Austin A Co.

Wheat

Wanted—Win. Paddock A. to.

THE burglars are still at work. 1 arrests. THK Board of Health continues in well doing.

TaK Hippodrome goes from thlti city to Sullivan.

THK

late rains will give us a 'maizing

crop of corn.

MOOWLIOHT picnics are quite frequent this summer. I

CostPUMBNTABY benefit to

ny B. Price to-night.

Miss Fan

COKSR and rheumatism are cured by baths In Mr. Delano's artesian water.

THE bulletin boards look gorgeous in their new dress of illuminated show bills.

THE Maennerchor have ahead of them a plffltfnm* excursion to Evansville on the 15th of August.

BtnuuifG and Loan Associaton stock is held in high fevor. We cant have too many such associations.

Rubber tnk^"^* should take the place of the heavy and dangerous glass ones now In use in the court rooms.

IT IS difficult tor the coopers to furnish kegs feat enough for the seventy machines now chopping nails at the Nail Works.

RBCXOT dastardly assaults of a villian, or villians, make it unsafe for young ladies to go unprotected on the streets after dark.

IK you dont believe In advertising, just insert a line in this paper that you wont pay your wife's debts. Bee whether ills read.

FASWT B. PRJCR ought to have

Mid

doubtless will attract a large audience at tee Opera House to-night, on the occasion of the complimentary benefit tendered her by prominent dtiam*.

DOWUK*O HAJX was used this week for the first time for a political convention. Col. Dowling used to my that it should never be used for this purpose, and has repeatedly refused the solicitation of both parties.

Wftareglad to learn that after many delays and much vexation of spirit, Mr. Delano has promise of aaocess with his

There can be no d^bt

thai this water possesses reim ble cui.t: vepow i^s

TaKGacette tuy* tl^u a mm bank is to be opened in ftein.^ r-

lxiUdii«,

Mainmreet. Tbe Am to to consist of V, W. Mancourt and W. H. Crowch of thi*

Mid

M. B. WP^n, of «nlllv^,,

tr of Mr. wi^.n, :.r WIie9' Bros. AIlunley.

Tim saloon keepers are makimr an efltart to have the Sunday Jaw barbers, dgar sellers, dolhing ttv»- rv «ta'".U-*,

Hi' 1 avocations th^

T*»whelev--uetasdeia'? -i dty fei Jail KJ,»OW, hut not wore so than during the ii»«.r.n .TriTy i.ff'-tU-a wiy «-f away for th- f«U will be put in,« can gulne ©X^a^' will be real

stTrjrr. r-rmer at in to L«U. Heavy stocka f-i A largetn4'. iwuH M.ilk tb^

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—IV *UetnU«n of farmer* to

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..vdofWtB,

fiilT'rr

PI A CO.. wlx

at their new mill on ?. rsh .h

street, the highest csah palce for

KVKJBYVOPT was In a stew yestecrday

Vamsim k» the play at the Opera House itojihAt. M?m$

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WJEOUT commands Uwlay 80 cents, 91,00 and fl.oa, according to quality,

Atx the candidates are mm in the field, and "the elephant goes round, goes round.0 •.

RKV. E. F. HOW« will OONDUFT tho serviooa at the Poor Asylum to-aaorrow afternoon.

PKBSOXH leaving the dty for the sum mer can have Ibe MaU sent to them regularly from this office.

THK Republicans open the campaign In this city with a Mg gun. Senator Morton will upeak In the Opera House next Wednesday evening.

DB. RICK, of Roekville, was nominated on Thursday, by the Democratic Convention, in this city, as candidate for Congress in opposition to (Jen. Hunter.

Ton VLLINS—spread out on a sheet— (of music)—arrived in the city 1 ast evening. It is a rattling song and chorus, the title page appropriately illustrated.

OK TRAHK, the Marble Palace Jeweler, who, by the way, has come to stay, put up in his establishment yesterday magnificent mirror 00x98 inches in sine.

TIIATXS will be run to the Fair Grounds on Wednesday for the picnic celebration of the Patrons of Husbandry—and twonty-five cento will pay for the round trip.

WATEUMKLOKM are as yet a little too altitudinous In price for the cholera morbus to get its work in with any effect.

A OOJTPAXY consisting of Jessie Robertson, Joseph W. Barrett, J. H. Blake and Andrew Grimes has been formed in this city for the manul'acturo of artificial stone.

WE'VE found a new word in the dictionary. Young ladies, instoad of using the slang phrase "That's too thin," can air their smartness by saying "That lacks spissitude."

OCR iron manufactories, blast ftirnace, nail works, rolling mill, and foundries are having all the work they can do. They seem prosperous, with a bright future before them.

YKSTKRDAY was conceded to be the most uncomfortable day of the season. The mercury did not rise so high as it has been, but it seemed as though the entire populace were in a hUge steam vat.

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THE Democratic Congressional Convention and the picnic of the colored people made an unusual stir upon the streets on Thursday. The two gatherings were distinct and neither party mingled with the other.

THE Journal heard a rumor last evening to the effect that the managers of the St. Louis, Vandalia, Terre Haute 6 Indianapolis Railroad Company, following the example of the Indianapolis, Bloomington fe Western Company, would discharge all their passenger conductors, except one who has been but a short time on the eastern division.

THE celebration and picnic of the Patrons of Husbandry and Workingmen's Association, will be held at the Fair Grounds, next Wednesday. A procession will move from the corner of Main and Second streets. A large crowd will doubtless be gathered and a gladsome time is anticipated.

iNTKRXEirre,—The following is a list of interments in the dty cemetery since est report:

July 17—Infant

Fred Huff whooping

cough. July 17—Infant of

M. Allen, age 7

month*:summer complaint. July 21—Infant of Louis Freer*, age 17 months: whooping cough.

July 22—Infant of Cbarlea Mixer, age 3 weeks. July 38—Infant daughter of Joseph M. Wlldy aged 19 months.

ANOTHER of those excellent organimiJon»—* Building and Loan Association—has been organized in this dty tho past week, and about all the stock was taken immediately. It is styled the "Prairie City," and is officered as follows:

T. E. Lawes, President, Jamea McGutchen, Vice President. L. G. Hager, Treasurer. W. W. Hewitt, Financial Secretary. George Davis, Recording Secretary. Finance Commlttee—I* G. Hager, K. WUlberte and £. K. Parenteau.

NEWSPAPERS t*. BOOKS. {Logansport Pharos,} Tho pubHabor of the Terre Haute Mall will furnish copies of that paper from April 11th to July 11th for 50 oento. and mail them, post paid, to any address. The paper contains a very interesting story entitled "Life in the Balanos" which would sell in book form for 11.50. Its "lloaks and Nubbins" ate worth ten

tion to these a large amount of valuable and interatting readlns matter. We mentli Hi* foci to show that those wiw wmt 'Vui their money wbeve it win do s! most good** had bet* ter rabeeribe fr .. mod newspaper, where one doU«r wul purchase m*r« vataable rendtnc Natter than b»found In ten doilanf woniiof^ to my noth ln» of the advarttag being posted in 1r. 1 to ««rr vMfl *.

NOVELTY FOR LADim A. G. Am«t In A Po. *a cheap nov»^\ -.-mfi" flfeir to lh" way of allair ••-••'.g

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*h*t afaKMiid dalm the at-

w-i.tminf th.- i.-.diea, Xtie aooooatroe^ edaato be l.« au-a from the Inside by on any r.itjmi-y gas banner, cr tndto. For iaaies traveling or boardl?the* a:* very convenient, jii.1 neet!. »,i, i.f

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,srtieat.iryoi,«em

i. rn»n esn kT a: tho t. yay

•'Hi!')' IH» nt Seiinfg M» i«M.t O'*.

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TERRE HAUTE SATURDAY EVENING MAII

THE GREAT MIPPODBOMJS. Aa will be seen by oar advertising eol nrnm, Backley A CVa Great Hippo^ drome will exhibit in this dty naxt urday, theft ret day of August. The Muscatine, Iowa, Tribune of the 1th lost, has the following notice of thia immanae combination:

It was a happy conceit to combine in one show the revival of the Romao races, the holiday games of Old Roman, ant the wild Mparts and tragic deeds of the American Indians. All this has been fully realized In Buckley A Go's Great Hipiiodrome, exhibiting yesterday in our dty.

The grand eutree In the morning Is pronounced to have been the finest spectacular display ever seen in our streets. Itie beautiful races, the novelty of the chariots, the barbaric procession of the Indians, the Asiatic contribution of camels, elephants, etc., and three excel' lent bands of music, one white, one of Indians, and the other of negroes, altogether made a scene which could only be equaled and scarcely surpassed by the imagination.

At the prospect of such a show appear ing in our city we do not wonder our school board gave the children a holiday, nor are we surprised to learn that when the strange procession was heralded bv the music at Court Square, the whole court, lawyers, jury, and all "broke" for out-doors to view tho won derful sight.

The two exhibitions, afternoon and evening were attended by crowds of people. It was a grand relief to our

Eare

leasure seekers to be snared the threadscenes of a circus. The Hippodrome is a great hit. How wearisome had become tho stale jests of the clown, and the every repeated (bats of the gymnasts and riders. Tho Hippodrome gave us ltlrely new and startl: One wondered, when the bell rang,what strange scene was to follow. The most singular and fascinating sights came in swift succession. Nothing could equal the exdtement tho incident to the races of the ladv charioteers, and the hurdle races, Indian danoes and games, sack races, feats of the contortionists, elephant umbling, completed a perfect entertaln-

and foot races, and the ground lg, completed a perfect enteit

ment. TLe Menagerie attached to the Hippodrome is the best that lias visited our citv for years.

C1IURCB NOTES.

Services at tho Universalist church tomorrow, at 11 A. sc. and8P.M. Rev. M. Crosley, pastor. Subject in the evening:

The Truth, and not Men, our Dependence." Reference to H. W. Beecher, and his situation—Its lesson. Sunday school and Bible class, 9M A. M. A cordial invitation to all.

Rev. M. Crosley will preach at Fort Harrison school house, to-morrow, at 4 P.M.

Services at the Second Presbyterian church, to-morrow, at 11 A. M. Preaching by Rev. Mr. an Duaen, of Paris, Ills. Sunday school and Bible dass, at 9 A

Centenary M. E. church, northeast corner of Seventh and Eagle streets. Service at the usual hours by the pastor, Rev. N. L. Brakeman. SuDject in the morning: "Steadfastness in Christian Life and Labor." At night: "Sin, its Beginning and Ending." Classes meet at 9 A. M., and at the dose of morning service. Sunday school a* 2)4 p. M. Seats free, and all invited.

Services in the Congregational church, to-morrow, at 11 A. r. and 7% r. M. Rev. E. F. Howe, pastor. Seats free. Pastor's Bible class for ladies and gentlemen meets at 9}4 A. M., in the Sunday school room.

-Are you afraid of lightning If so, bear in mind that the Phenix and Underwriters Insurance Companies, of New York, represented in this city by Wharton, Riddle & Co., make a specialty of insuring dwellings, with the clause insuring for damage by lightning.

CELEBRATION OF PATRONS OF HUSBANDRY. The T. H. & I. R. R. will run frequent trains between Union Depot and Fair Grounds, on Wednesday, tho 2)th. First train at 10:80 A. M. Fare 25 cents round trip if tickets aro purchased.

GEO. E. FARRINGTON, Gen. Agent.

FAULTLESS

Fruit Can. A new style Tin Can, and tho wry best made.,* Fruit and Jetty JPraw. A new thing for pressing the juice from berries, grapes, Ac. Very compact and convenient, and will save its cost in a short time in the larger quantity of juice expressed. if

Eureka Crystal Fly Trap,

Useful and ornamental. Thousands of flies caught in a day. Should bo in evey restaurant, office, dining-room and kitchen.

All of above for sale only at J. A. FOOTB'S Soed Store, 65 Main St.

—TRUNKS—Millar A Arleth are going out of the trunk trade and aro closing out stock at oost. .* 7

GOOD MINERS WANTED. We can accommodate twenty immediately, at the KmcKJBRBocKXR Mmxs, Saline, Ind. Steady work, and good board at per week. Apply at onoe at the Mines, to Win. McDonald, Boss, or to '*5 :.T -5 QRACKIWURAH A EARUS, Main street, between 6th and 7th, Terre Haute, s? ft mat»

HO, FOR THE FAIR GROUNDt As ail attractive element, and for the pleasure of the young and festive, fine Art Hall has been nicely fitted up with good floor for dandng and will be dedicated by the City Band, during the celebration, 20th inst. Those fond of shaking the light fknUusUc, will have ample opportunity from 1 o'clock in the after* noon till eatJj morn. The hall will be well lighted, and perfect order maintained throughout. Conveyances for those desiring to return, at any hour during the night, will be held in reserve. By order of the BAUD. 'it •T'nli.

SPORTSMEN'S FA VORITE8. Haaard1* Powder. fttham** New York Shot Kley's Ammunition. Scott A Son's Double Ouns. And everything, of the best quality, ded by sportemen, can be bad at

k£

A. O. AtwiK A Oo%

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mf isu'LJM^ win

NEW EMBROIDERIES, FOR THE MILLIONS, OPENED T&IH MORNmo AT A. HKRZ ft OOU, PATTERNS ymm TUB NARROWEST TO THE WIDEST, RANGING FROM fats. VfcSLSB, IT 18 USELESS TO MENTION THAT THEY ARE CHEAP, FOR EVERY CHILD KNOWS BY THIS TIME THAT A. HBltZ A CO. UNDER SELL EVERY ONE AND ALL.

RUCHES, RUCHES, RUCHES, 900 DOZEN, JUST IN CHOICE FOR 5. 8 and 10 eta. 900 PIECES OF RUCHING 10, 15, 90, 25, 30, 40. 50, 60 eta. AYARB. A. HFERZACO.

TIBS, TUB, TIES,

NEW STYLES AND CHEAP. A.HERZ&CO.

LACE SCARFS, 3 YD& LONG,

LOOK AT THOSE ELEGANT NEW VELVET POCKETS, AT.HERZACO

BELTS, BELTS, BELTO,

NOVELTIES IN BELTS, TEN STYLES AT SOcts., SELL AT 75cto. ELSEWHERE. GORED BELTS, 15,20 A 25cU, SELL ELSEWHERE FOR^5,35 ASOcto! ». A.HERZ&CO.

7 F~ NOTIONS. 7 HAVKSS A GEDDES will offer to the trade for the next 30 days bargains in Job lots or otherwise, in Hosiery,Gloves, Belts, Trimmings, Buttons, Ruchlngs, Collarettes, Collars, and many other goods—especially a very large stock of Suspenders, fresh from the manufactures, at very low prices.

Retail merchants would do well to call soon and secure bargains. .', j'25-3t.

JUST ARRIVED. A NEW LOT OF CHEAP RUCHES, FIVE CENTS EACH, AND ALL OTHER GOODS MARKED DOWN LOWER THAN EVER. CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK BEFORE PURCHASING. ELSEWHERE.

CENT STORE,

FOURTH STREET, NEAR MAIN, I. FECHHEIMER.

THE FINEST ATTRACTIONS YET. To mako room for the immense stock of Pianos now arriving, I will sell Organs for the next SO days on easy weekly or monthly installments, giving from one to two years time to pay for an instrument. Having over 40 Organs on hand to select from, now is the time to gladden your house with muslo. Don't let this opportunity slip. Call soon at L. KISSNKU'S PALACE OF MUSIC, south side of tho Public Square, No. 48 Ohio street, Terro Haute, Ind.

—TRUNKS—in great variety—at cost, at Miller A Arleth's.

OFFICE FURNITURE. Buckingham A Van Ulzen have the largest stock of Office Desks, Office and Library Tables, Ac., in the city, which they will soli 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.

ORGAN FOR RENT.—An excellent 4-stop Cabinet Organ will be rented at reasonable terms, on application at The Mail office. —Parties purchasing first class Horsepowers, Separators, Steam Engines, will do well to see DANIEL MILLER,

Corner of Fourth and Eagle Sts., julyll-3t. Terre Haute.

•FARMERS will consult their inter ests by looking at my Wheat Drills before buying elsewhere, as I will not be undersold. Corner Fourth and Eagle reets. [julyll-3t] DANIEL MILLER.

WATCH REPAIRING.

Best done at S. R. Freeman's.

JEWELRY.

Tho richost patterns—best goods—lowest price at S. R. Freeman's.

—TRUNKS—Do you want to get cheap trunk? If so, get one at cost, of Miller A Arleth.

—TRUNKS—At cost, at Miller A Arleth's, south Fourth street. They are going out of this trade, and will close out at a sacrifice, fv

—I have just received another car load of Studebaker Farm Wagons. Also have a complete stock of Spring Wagons and Buggies. Call and examine my stock before buying elsewhere.

DANIEL MILLER,

julyll-St, Cor. 4th and Eagle Ste.

FLOUR ATpM.

J. W. Wilson A Co, of Telegraph Mills are selling choice fitmily Flour, warranted and delivered to any part of the dty, at f7.60 per barrel.

WATCHES.

Largest Assortment ladies and gents'. Lowest prices at S. R. Freeman's. —Now is the time to get your binding done. They sic, Newsi lett's Bin

BEFORE BUYING

Always exmaine g»l* aad prices at 8. R. Freeman's.

SILVER WARE.

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

—Contracting, brlcfcluvinff, plastering mantle and grate settirv. aving, cistern building and jobbing in general, done promptiv at low rates and on reasonable terms. "Residence, No. 810 smith Third street Aurw I. ARBOTT.

—THE LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCK OF MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS TO BE SOLD AT THE LOWEST PRICES, AT 8. I* STRAUS*, 149 MAIN STREET.

—Churches or Sodetles wanting Record Books or Justices wanting Dockets cfcn have them made just as they want them nt Bartlett's Bindery and Blank Book Mnnuffcctory near corner of Fifth and Ohio streets. —Hartlett's is the only TPndery and Blank Book Manufitetory now operation in Terre Haute.

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riLOSIHGOUT,

168 Mala Htmi.

QLOSINO OUT—ParaMla.

QLOFSING OUT-«sa UaifcrellM.

0LO81NG OUT-r«

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OUT—

Q006ING OUT—Sfclrt Waist**

QLOSING OUT -White ftklrta.

QLUfilNG OUT—Toilet (loaps.

LOSING OUT--PrleM pn on

0LOHING OUT—doodle, daring

QLOSIXG OUT-««I«.

BEE HIVE, 16S NsIn St

PUBLIC SALE -or-

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LOSING OUT-«I»«

tSOeta,

Wets. #1.00, Ac., JUST RECEIVED. A. HERZACO.

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LOSING OUT—Jewelry

QLOSING OUT-^WhIt«

QIJOSIKO OUT—Chlldrea** DrMM*.

also sell 6 or 8 pure

A SPECIAI SALE

—OF-

Black Silks and Black Alpacas,

—AT—*

SPECIAL PRICES,

Thus giving an opportunity to those wanting a handsome SILK or ALPACA, this Ml, to provide themselves in advance of the season, fully 25 percent, below regular prices. We mean what we say, as Ladies will easily asertain by an examination of the above goods.

FELSE1VHELD & JAURIET, 620 Mala St.

O.TRASK.

NEW JEWELRY STORE!!

SO. 618 MAIN STREET, MARBLE PALACE,

Jewelry or Silverware.

Yon not only have the advantage of selecting from

Much Mfger and Finer Stock than ever shown before in this city,

BUT AT THE NAME TIME

-CAN SATE MONEY./"

All Goods sold, guaranteed as represented. EYerv article purchased will be nicely engraved, free of chargo. Watches and Jewelry neatly repaired and warranted. ^4

PTE LEAD THE TRADE,

AND PAT A HUNDRED CENTS TO THE DOLLAR IN THE BARG AIN.

No Forty-five cents on the Dollar for us!

AS LONG AS A MERCHANT PAYS FOR HIS GOODS HE HAS A RIGHT TO (JIVE THEM AWAY IF HE WANTS TO, ON PRICES ONLY FOR CASH.

J. Ffjz* .H.

-wTHE BIGGEST SACRIFICE YET!!

Fashionable Colored Prints, 7 cents* All 12lA cent Prints down to 8 cento. All Sprague Prints, 8 cents. J«" All Merimack Prints, 8 cents. 10 cent Muslins down to 7 cents. 11 cent Muslins down to 8 cents. All Muslins down 3 cents to 4 cents^ IS) cent Dress Goods, fbr 12M cents. |4.50 Marseilles Quilts for $2-60. 03 cent Mack Alpacas, for 50 cents, SO cent Dress Goods for 20 cents. ., i- 40 cent Dress Goods, for 25 cents. 50 cent Dress Goods for 86 cents.

75 cent Dress Goods, for 60 cents.

fl.00 Silk Pongees for 75 cents. Silk Pongees 85 cents, worth $140. Parasols nearly half price. Parasols In all the new Styles. o,

GOOD NEWS FOR CARPET BUYERS!

Prices down. GOOD CARPETS from 25 and 30c np to $1.00. TICKINGS, NOTTINGHAM LACES, SILKS, TABLE LINENS, SHADES, COTTONADESJ, CAS8I MERES, BLACK ALPACAS, and all other goods have folk* In price terrible within a week.

FOSTER BROS^ Main SU bet. 4th and 5th.

Short-Horn Cattle,

A"' THE

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FAIRGROUNDS,

NEAR TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA.

Tbandaj, August 18,187l«

I will sell at the above time and place, head Short-Horn*. (24 Cow* and Hetfen,an«. 6 Bulls and JJUUCalvee) of the purest and most fashionable breeding. The above cattle will embrace many of the flaw animals et the

HAZEL BLUFF HERD.

majority of the Cows are Extra Uk -.rs and all quick feeders. This will be a rare chance for farmers desirous of improving their stock to procure some of this valuable and celebrated breed of Cattle. I

will

SOUTH-DOWN BUCK LAMBS,

From Imported and Home Bred Bwes. Also male pure and choice

BERKSHIRE PIGS. TERMS.—On all sums of 100 aad over, a credit of six months, without Interest, with approved security. A dJUtoount of 5 per cent, for caslt.

Black Alpacas.

To keep things lively, we hare inaugurated this week,

Catalogues mailed on appli

cation. "We CLAUDE MATTHEWS, Clinton, Vermillion Co., Ind.

Ool. J. W.

Judy

of Illinois,

B.—On

Auctioneer.

the day pieceedlng

this

sale,

Giles will sell his entire herd,

JohK

Sullivan,

Ind. Parties can attend both sales, julll-U.

BLACK GROS GRAIN SILKS. BLACK GROS GRAIN SILKS. BLACK GROS GRAIN SILKS.