Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 5, Number 14, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 3 October 1874 — Page 9

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The BBCXM«|jamOII. KveaIBS, goes Into U» hands of nearly every reading pawn la the city, sad tbe Sun era c* ttiia immediate vieintty. .. tfraty Week* Issue is» la that,"

TWO !ICV»A?l»a, M/ig*V*l""""**

WASHINGTON LETTER. Correspondence of The MatL) Wmbdwrw, Say*. A

From Una prominence given to tta Woman's temperance movement by the pram ef Terre Haute la reasonably inferred that the Christian women of th» Prairieettylup deeply tnterestedhs the anti-liquor warfare. Tb® winter «»u»palgn promises to be eanwatf and fpakpi in many parte ot the land. Probably tbere la uo other city on the continent where aneh philanthropic effort is more needed than in Washington. And the very place where the crusade of toil year should haw be*ua-end where it ahould be Inaugurated aasoonasCongnai meets—-is the Capitol Building, In each end of which—that la, in both the Senate and House wings—Intoxicating drinks, such aa whisky and ale, were regularly kept tor salo ftiffl treelysbld during the laafc and many previooases* stona. I hokHt to be a burning shsme and a foul reproach on the government and people or these United State* that any pert of the edifice devoted to the use of the highest legisiesl*» body, as welles to the fcupreiae Court, ehould be

at to ao vile puyxxw aa that which I indicated. Doubtless there are many Senators and member* who do uot even suspect that the National Capitol ia thus defiled. Having no use for intoxicating drinks, they naturally are not likely to aed theftt. I aSB glad to, bear teeUmoay to Ut* rigid teaiperanoe habita of nearly the entire Indiana delegation. Senators Morten and Pratt, and oar model member, General Hunter, use no liqtior of any kind, setting in this, aa in other reapecta, an example worthy of, the positions they occupy. The aaxae^tnlgltifc be said, with absolute truth, 6f several other Indiana members, •as*

A few day* ago in one ot my many

ago ti

Wanderings' In this strutted into Ulke'a atodlo. where 1 saw his magnificent full-length portrait of Charted Honttier. He waa putting the finiahing |ouehae.prka copy of tiro same* both of whk^i portrifle have beert juirchased by the Government of Hayti, and will aoon be forwarded thither, "tte admiration and frtendnhip of the dfted artist fo# the greet 8en««0f evidently guided life hand a* he worfc«l, else the picture would have been aoiiHea& even though a correct portrait. it is a portrait instinct with JLfe. The atjvered hair la thrown Dock as wf Kit romtqaber it from the wide thoughtful forehead,

the eyes appear to acan one intelligently, tho lips aeem iu4 uncloaing for the utterance of grsi3i4t thdn^hfa, which the expressive countenance already jbreahadowa, while the feet look aa if by a movement they would bear him on at wilL One band la lightly poised on the old Senator denk beiride him, while the whole attitude fa« at once mmmandlng 'i and graceful. One eould scarcely be7^ lievemtVi dead when gsuing on this portrait. Mr. tJlke hoa another of

these

-portraits which he hopea to make even more nearly jMMftsct than these ta-o but what diapoafOon will be made of it I cannot say.

'WA fearvaet Is pawed, the iimmer ia endwl," and the devotees of fashicmable Sft, late a^jowMHS at the aea-stdo haverecuraed to Washington. An early retosra in many oases haa been neoeasttated by the approaching great eooial event, iiha fllamu^lweli wecitttug.

This will be arsat in a two-fold sense, besklea tieing the grandest Washington teas witnessed Ibr twenty

for aftWir years, it immediately ynreeedes the departure of the popular and much levedp

JSMfi TMJ&SS&SS

hymeneal evenns ^aftaaifteli^Sa October will be the marriage of Mr. I. F. Murphy, Xbe principal stenographer of the HenJbte, t» Uia Mary Montgomery, of -r& thia dty: and Miss Emily HtroSat dausly ter of Justice Strong, and Mr, Joh^

Flausgan, irffUMdiw. spjjfj, «•#*»!. I *.'• Having onee tmtaed, and later aerved as trainer ia iast&ttttdoas that

Mtead»

the

yonng idea how towboot," I have al way* I been more or less Interested In sehoota. The many pall* of bright ayea and rosy efaeeks, pe#Hi« ftwnuader BWe pra ,|brtm», that are now aeen thronnngonr ^streett, With books as* aatehefi. MB ot thatoar achools are a&in opeaed. The little ones have romped to ti^lr heart's coasea*, withoot thought of hardleMSon or sMthoarn example^ Only in their dreams have they been troubled abo«t "*.^the assay, to tbeia. long hvum which they must agMKOd tn the school

KUwSTTSZL

gild's p^^arfiitoeia for this study or

ill noa in wfiwamw would be educating to some puifinstt.

1nKe^«r«MHBMM «(l« S^SMI if #iiihli»hriajBailey

TgKRi:

K»*«c^oa

aaili] main Two charming Semple, ot ClncTn

I %f*

The paepW^r this diatrietwre wild of their many batitntitin of learning. both public «m) private, Mid confidently eUlffUha* tbey will *rv«r*-

afoftbe school buildings in this city are figy large and fapoaing structures, |jbe*t*tifbl in trellMni% eMgant in tbeir surroundings, and oommodioua and bealtbfai la all tbeir appointments, ffcfne of these whkh I have examined a# larger, nun twHr, and tWttor adapted to aehon! purposes than any

blk* school ediAes in Indian*, with «f tfce Normal building in Terre Haute. Ilia smash to be (wictiM,:

however, thai thousands of children in hia city and Georgetown are exclnded ftoia the public y^ti^ela by iea» raw qf 1%, eafflM«»t aeeomniMdaUona in tho uchool building*, IMw RflWe of w^b, of gpreMt caiiecity, are urgently needed. It & the imperative duty of Oongreaa to apppty thia deficient without delay, aa proportion of the beneflalariee of theae public acheola are ehiidren of government employeea, who are byt temporary reaidenta and pay no taxes here, mummku

Among the many dlettagttiebed JKera arriving in our city to be present at Mike Sherman'* wcHlding, are Ueneral Bbetidau. hia chief of rtalf fleiwnd JVwravthe and Co), K|«J (irant, Mw. Moera, ginind-nlece of

Kx-preaMeni

before

for Europe, whew *h*T wUf roseveral v«u% I debutants. Miss Nellie nnatl, and Miss Nannie

Morris, of Indianapolis, will be the jtfests of Mfik Judge Corwln, the coming isissn* 9*he diutinguiehed Representative from the Richmond district, Judge Wilson, with his daughter, is now In the city, stopping at the Ebbitt. S. O. A.

R0CKV1LLE 80ANDAU Mrs. Footels on the sick list. W. 3. Ott took In Indlanapolli this week.

Capt, Webb la visiting friends in VlrK1"1". 7 Forepaugh's advance agent la a ^bigesH.

Gen. M. C. Hunter was in Roekville lsst Sunday. Dr. K. A. Mafcaon, formerly of Carbon, has located In Roekville.

Miaa Ella Carlisle haa returned from a visit to Kokomo and Indianapolla, Dr. Wirt, of Frankfort, has opened dental rooms over the Parke bank.

Jake Brown attended the exposition Indianapolis and Cincinnati this, week.

Choiulte and Noel are excavating for a new building on the lot west of the Postoffice.

John Rhoad«, of Towa, is here visiting hisMcwj^ .guest of^Gt^eral

?, of Edinburg, is Ist^r, Mjw, Dave,

Miss Haegie Ewi here vlidilng tier, Strouse..

Rufo Dooley attended the rc-union of the First Indiana Heavy Artillery, at Indianapolia this week.

Water, Water, everywhere, and not a drop of rain.—[Danbury Newa. Coleridge would aay too diaphanous.

Rev. W. G. VassellB preached his first sermon in Roekville on last .Sunday to a large congregation, and gave good satisfaction.

On Tneaday night there were two houses broken into at Bloemingdale, and at Roekville and Catlin mine cam were ransacked by the "numerous burglar."

On last Saturday a meeting in the interest of the indianapolla and ftprinziiekl R. R., was held at thia place. Addresses were »UMjte hy»-4lwwtisw Les CbL Wilea, of fntiUanapQij% aad Direotons Bridges and Staw, of Pntttlfn county. A great deal of^nthusinsm wa» manilested, and our citUjens oonfidentiy road.

expect the early completion of the On Monday night frame burglars entered the fiouring Ititt of Bnmn, Boudinot A Hanna, Uxfll what ihoney waa left In the drawer, amoonting to fbar or five dollars, then-awwwten In blowing open the saft», but fortunately re had Men no namey left In It. On samcimhbt there were two horses ajmr CMUn, bnt were afterward

mSTmitfSm

Onr ba^eott aaeemdon waa a grand fuerws*. '/'e \J Old Adam FV»r* Paw%clmi* Is in our ty

The odginal Oeomia (metre!* on the 17th ofOrtober.

Harhiad Means la at home onee more iaviai been out to Denver and Iowa for abo«t»y«ar.

Chri* link

^ie

-room.

Poor thii^!'iCwh««t^jMMi)w

tnm

thoae t^booia T«Mi«4 they had really acquired that knowledge

back with aoma degree of piewKtre to their eohuol daya, end hard conned lessons, tmy imjnmm bwneflta de«iv«t) fiwn thenw me home triumphant, wiu« inedals ana jSlploniss, oonaclons of having acquired an the know I* edge that mortal to possess. Rot what do they know They have been pwHmML through a %bo& course of studicn, many of wnieh would take a lifetime to learn thoroughly. They have#an»atteiitqt of thia, 1

Co., fs thenBineof the

firm who have lately ptqrcba&ed the Jttili of Mltc&wll A Parish. From all appearances we have oeme to the oittiektftoft that a wedcilfcg iasaett t» take place in oar dty. t^uitaa MHiibci of oar iseas si IsM Sunday night for IndiaMAof Ctocinnatl, to ywt the rtpidjawi,'

tfl—.. ...... %1m dmt apeeehea Meaam, Wtlka, Itevia, Hurty and Mm. Nieteola, were rery latereailng. lur. J. CL Meana wae elected as F'laaldwif fc^ Jamea O, Ely aa Secretary, for the ensuing year.

RKMOVKD.

J. W. GASKILL

and

Taylor,

wtio wiM ibrfnei'ly known in cineinaatl «w the UautifuJ Kate Ward, and Alra. fkiragtie will also be aiuong the ^neata. Mr* Hpragne will remain «n Waahlag^ toa long enough to aay good-bye to tome of the old friend* of the iamily 1

—MUSLIN UNDERWEAR,, NEW STOCK, BEST MATERLVL, SUPERIOR WORKMANSHIPS,

Wklt# 4 Golden'a theatrical troupe phircd here Tbuiaday, Friday aad Sat^ artfay nights of this wWk, In the AokIoniy of Muaic^

Afsw«foor eMIems have done sway with MM and are using coal oil again, iompiaining that their na bills are mew* a •*, XUHH WWJI Qui HMIMIi

AllyaAjbnM|. formerly with George Pallia^«i^OTo«hW, in aiti# ftkfn going to open out a grocery lit Dr. Hu» ton'awoaa, nMrlyoppoeitetbe peeaoaee, fitted up the joom next to ths A St. 1^. depot and is serving up iters to the pontic generally, in better le and cheaper than anyone In the

Mr. Will Reed*, living abottt three mile* went of onr cttv.had his fine black ware stolen hwt Mondanr a^M., Ibr

ttlift

mUljiiDinn Hal ley, in which

young ladies are to be e#aeated^ for teachers isa'ttie «MMl thowafh andiib' *eral syatem, and where clasaes of yoting ladies are to he laalraeted ta aB the ana, and Bt»y«*e»1ea oi th« emim#* and tlomeatic economy, on aetradL praetiesi principles. This Is a step in the right dira&tlea«H| sM|» forward! arid if oof 40ttoaotH*aMfr people wfll t«ke hold of it and carry It oat by institating Ilk* «atabliahx»MHfes Jtt i«INn^p» may have aome hope for the M% generatkm of women.

filly (tollara

bm reigned hto |oii-

an Prwident *a me^|ar county Ihrnk and Robmi H. I^riah appointed to All Mayiane. Mi. Levitm, wa believe,

a pFMrtifMfc with the .jSatnrday Evening MaU, «aa btt eeen atthecp«tOffi^e lobby, where Jamew D. Ely or Edward L. tVnef wiU be found NMH}y to take year itmcriptioQ far Xhtb ctnrilni year.'

Parte towtmhip ttendav School ocmventkm held a meeting ia«t Sonday at two o'clock ia the Methodist Cfearch,

CHEAPER THAN EVER. A. HEItZ A CO,

NEW RUCHES, NEW NECKWEAR, .HEADED BELTS,

Elegantjewelry, MILLIONS OF NOVELTIES, JUSTIN, ANT) DAILY ARRIVING, at pricesmsuit all. at

HAUTE 8ATUBDAY mTENINQ MATT,

fygr

Wiev, Wil^, la, all of which

haa removed to So.

14 Houth Fourth atreet. where be will convinoe ait who caUl that it la the ZffKA PENT PL A CK

to buy

KM OOOD#

MIL UN'

LADIS& SUITS.

full line of

A. G. Aww A CJo's,

ItEMOVAL. .«

P. M. Donnelly haa removed his Drug Store from the old stand, on the corner of Fifth and Main streets, to his splendid new rooms No. 16, south Fourth street. Call and see the now establishment. It Is one of the handsomest locations e$d appointments in the city -J:- »r —Ortlers Ibr well digging'and cleaning, cistern cleansing and repairing, left, at Scott'a pump tthop, on north ftli» lx»tween Cherry and Mulberry ntfeets, w«*. receive prompt attention.

FJtESII MEATS,

The place for the choicest of Frcsff Meats, every kind, is P. P. Mischiefs Star Meat Market, on east Mai ri street. Try his nice ham sausage.

FAMILY HORSE

A goou safe Family Horse, of good style, and accustomed to being driven by ladies. Also, a three-year-old Mare, u& broken. For sale by A. (J. Austin A Co.

—THE LARGEST AND KEST SE LKkTED STOCK OF MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS TO UK SOLD AT THE LOWEST PRICES, AT S,, STRAITS', 149MAIN STREET.

-BEADED LACES, FRINGES, ©IMPS AND BUTTONS, THE NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON, JUST RECEIVED, IN ENDLESS VARIETY. AND AT FORTY PER CENT. LOWER PRICKS THAN ANY HOUSE IN THE CITY. A. IIER/i & CO.

A. HERZ A CO'S.

GALA DAY FOE TERRE MA UTE On Monday, October &th, the worldfamed eombiuation of Forepangh'a, conaiatlng of a great menagerie, museum, Circus and Hipfpodrome, Is to exhibit at Terre Haute. Better than anything we may writ*, are the following commendatory notices from the leading papers of the East: MA# th a o^U! lows or a-HK i-ui r-Apjo-rH'^ pnass, f* Mateh)ea».*MBul]ettn.

Urand b«*ond conception."—JPresa, ftarpaaaing all expectations."--! Age. A npiendltl acme."--{Ledger. *The paragon ef pajoade*."—{Inquirer.

Aim THK BAITTMOaM M^IOS.

MTheah«w

and Ctreaaiii the largest ever

sei*n In this city."—{Uaaette. It la the most eetralete show in tite world, and at the aame lime entirely unex coptionable la tone."—{Araerican and Ad vertiaer.

aio tit fAswtiiorejftp.ee fAMtwi. **Felipttiga% iltfetattoa, la eva^.i*-' IfiUWHj in QTwf re* Xpert, ts far ahead or any and every similar show in America.'1—(Jhronlel0 "Without question, Adam

the world.a-f^epabHoaa.

Pttrepeugh**

Great Mbow ts the flnest aad laraewt

allow

f! Aj«*Tidi nrrSBoao Mraa#. Tl»?r* la not a bint or ttcoat mentioned 1a tl*» Bible thai Mea not Its rmMeentatlve 1st this s»KiW."—{Chronicle, AprU W. »*Of all the Shows that ever visited our etty, none of them certainty could bear com-

Read what Ool. Philips a well known pot itfctaaand editor, in theStatenf ladtaaa, writes to his paper of the Gnat tfofepaoib Hi*ow:_ »»n Mitiriiiieiatfre in aa if this liamn' cent«5«MUTunenl tQtlf kfi^rttrr^h.TW on the SIMM Una apt«f tbeta jander the eanvasi. Wnlieat waslitnj^on.uH eune akow waa Utere four eonaseatlv* dajrs. T"

MMkai of wagons was more than a and aot one that old not contain some ilvfaa anlnud at eoiioatty. Thewagona, of lamuMrlrea, are a good ahow. Such «or groas stnMtona have never beftne pnfind through this eooutr, eiMl wejunNahs* alt that when Foretxauah arrive* tfief Will see a n%htat «neh show as never was seen ia»re Mm. The splendid wagwna m» all a«w aad each m* Is a golden ehartot. •Be hM«M are flMMh and In splendid trtwo. The sbow will j^tte ton here than It «r«*i la Waahlagton. In a *wd, the pmmtnath nthlbiUonlncludea tttece that is la|«f«stlng tiua any doesa altoas combined that tare «v«r been In Uita pari of the count*?. Tltw la mi written as a "draw*'—It II toe truth we kaow wherwrf we speak. Brtngtng to the srtodowaa wholeC^iuet, Menatora, 0ipkHnai« atMl.o(ber dlsUagnWhed pereoa* ia* ildbidin WaahlMton to see the &un& airaet procsewlon, notwIttorta^lng Uje busy ««na at which it lirlll exhibii hers, we know It wilt draw the largaM crowd of peo pie that ever waainibied In this elty. If yea aad beat Show, aee

Pwif Hi m'tr* tr]f hibltkm of tH* Urett tWMt4 MtOVMiAjT

iMiiiiiimirri

MYSTERIOUS DEATH

HHA WLS

now in store.

AlsoanimmenaeKtockof^r//,J^/J(r£i2 J'. JUidiea, call at his new and elegant e»fahlhhtp«»t

I 8. L.STRAU8, THE OLDEST HOtJSE IN THE Mn^ IJNEHY JOBBING BtWJSHS, THK LARGEST STOCK, Tlfg LOWEHT PRICIsS IN TERRK HA DTK. MII^ LINERS AND MERtJHANTS ARK CORDIALLY INVITED TO LOOK A1 OUR GOODS AND PRICES. a STRAITS.

For flfte and atyliah Salta, For fine and atyliah Youth'a Bnita, For fine and atyliah Children's Suite, at tho moat reasonable prices, vialt Moaaler'a Squam-Dealing, One-Pricc Clothing House, 147 Main atreet.

SPORTSMEN'S FA VORITES. Hasard's Powder. Tatham'a New York Shot* Eley*s Ammunition. Soott A Son's Doublo Guns. And everything, of the best quality, needed by sportsmen, can he had at

Death of Edmund M. Wallaca from Narcotic Poison.

Wat it Accident or Suicide

ft«s fwtaplay'i Btpraa#.

Yesterday moroing the community was startled by the report that another human seal was iauaehed iato eteraitr by the use of poison, aad when traced to its source it waa discovered that Mr. Edwin U. Wei lac®, a well-to-do mechanic redding on the west ride of sorth Fourth atreet, second door eonth of Ea-

i, was lying in the agon!«s of death, citeuoaatancee seem to be substantially aa follows: Mr. Wallace, who is aboat forty two years of age, and a carpenter by trade, had not bean quite well aince laat Monday, bat as baa asea his habitual cuitom, he took sock remedies ss seemed suitable to his eooditioa, without cqnfioiting a phyricisa. On Moadsy night he waa anite aide, and vomiting all night, nearly, but grew better and waa about again next day and on Wednesday evening he ate a moderate supper and rat up aome time reading and retired as usual aave that be occupied a bed in a email room adjoining the family sitting room where hia wife and little daughter slept, aa he baa done for a few nights past it waa quite close, however, and were the partition away thev amid hare claaped hands with each other.

During the night, Mrs. Wallace think* about one o'clock, he got up and took aomethiag out of bis trunk, snd It is thought swallowed it, Hhe asked htm if he felt any better. Heaaid he did. She requested nim to come and He down with them, and he said "Oh ao, it will disturb yon and sis."

They talked together a few moments longer. Then she fell asleep sod never awoke until perhaps seven o'clock, when, on going to his aide, she found him apparently (lying, entirely unconscious, from a congestive chill, aashe thought. Her cries aoon brougnl friendly neighbots, and Dr. Link, the fsmily physician, was sent for, but was unable to attend. Ir. Willirn was then«%ecured, whe arrived soon sfter 8 o'clock, but the indications seemed to prove the presence of aome deadly narcotic: and accordingly all the approved remedies were used, Drs. Long and Mitchell being preeent. Reaction in part was induced, but thesesl of death was upon him, and the only resuitwas to prove to the phyaicisns thsl their diagnosis of the case waa correct, and. to prolong hia life a few hours, and he died st 4:15 p. M., laving remained unconscious all the while. It sppears that the deceased had been in the habit at times of using opium to relieve pain, although probaoly not an habitual user of the drug, and the probability, is he took an overdose of it, and thus, in the lone hours of the night, drifted out beyond the reach of succor, and withoot a warning, and with no farewell message upon his lips to the loved wife of his bosom, he went away forever.

As Mr. Wallace was in good circumstances, owning good property beside his comfortable residence, having no Indebtedness and being at peace with all hia neighbors, the theory of self-destruc-tion is disbelieved by all his relations and friends. Yet no sign is left, and the wherefore must be Only surmised.

The Markets.

Tkrick Haute,

Oct. 4.

The following figures are paid to termers and others by dealers In this city: BUTTER—Bert. 9 30® KGUH FRtTIT—Green Apples GRAIN-rCORN...

HJDB8—Oreeu„ oared.»..».~..««* Dty salted..—,—

POTATO RH—New POULTRY—t'blokens, per doa KKTATL XAHKKT. FLOUR—Family...-imtKrurKH-Ooffbe, Rio

46(9

White Wheats--.—

Alabama Red Wheat-......:...-Oats

106

eo 90 45

HAY-Por ton ........

IS 1«

Flint trimmed ...

TA LLOW—Prime

.*?

2 2S

-C» £2rS

IVa.... Sugar,

110 14

CTOBER ELECTION.

RVEFUBLTOAN CX)UJTTY TTCKKT,

&H8V3%mk JOHN K.t'ARIt. WILtJAM PADlSoett.

For Treawrer,

C1I1H8TOPHKR A.

.RAY.

For her Iff.

JOSHUA M. HtlJU

fttaffltnfSSwbit.

CRIU»TC»P tORRPT. ^orfleal K«at* Appralaen FKL1X BAIRD.

1A V!D S«^ITY.

JpIAKOfi.

Fatr Pwitegl No Kawimgt

Ste&way£SonsPianos

(THK BEHT IN THR W01UJ5«) 9wm

Nra ta hums.

Qabler Pianos, Aiion PianoB,««?»». Hazelton Pianos, frnS.4"

R. ?. Minden Pianos,

114 »etar«, thaa tiaiiefc, seljr Hi*. AMTOlixODE la Agent toe above Piaaoa. Otveblma inmata»«.,apBtalaa.

Gnat exdtemeat la now being creatod in Ttorre Haute, aa to whem a

FARMER

Stall bay hia Boots aadSboea, and it has been decided that N. Andrews' ia the plaoe to bit^ them, as ho

CUTS

Prices to the lowoet proflta. You will do well to call and examine

HIS

Stock before pnrchMdng elsewbere. Good, aubatantial foot *»car, such ts will prevent aore

THROAT

Dleeesed Inngts Ae. New Goods arriving daily. Glv© him a call when the bad weather oomeson. Yon will find him at bis old stand, and he will be found

Hia store early Nmd late. Bring your femiltee and your Wends and they will be fitted and suited at NOYES AN DREWS, 141 Main street, south side,

TERRE HAUTE.

pUBLIC SALE -OF-

PURE (JERSEY)

ALDERNT CATTLE.

The underaigned will, by virtue of the power and authority vested In him by Samuel W. McDonald, sell at the Fair Or*Hind*, near Terre Hante, Ind.,

WedB«sdi»y, October 7lh. at 11 o'clock, a.

Thirty head of pure (Jersey) Alderneya, including one bull and twenty-nine cows and heifers. This will be a rare chance for farmers and others of improving their stock to procure some of this valuable and celebrated stock of cattle.

Also ten brood sows a number with pigs and three boars, the

rows

Gxo.

Gloves Hosiery, Underwear.

Beal g?od Prints, 6 cents. Reversible Striped Shawls, |1.7.% Ail wool Flannels, 22 oeata. Heavy Wstcrproof Cloth, SS cent*. Good Cottage (Iwpets, 25 and 90 cents Yard wfde Dresa aooda, 20 cents. Heavy yhirting Flanneia, 90 and 2Se. Dms floods, 35 rents worth 40 rente.

j|||TLUNEBY.

of the Berkshire,

Chester and Poland China breed. The above stock can be seen at the Fair Grounds, day previous to sale.

Terms positively cash. JOHN W. BOULT, Terre Haute, Ind.

Havwarii

Co.,

Auctioneer's.

MILLINERY!

—THE—

UuvNrt,ilu*mn(staaICh«qN eat Week IM tke ilr.

(XEAXED Oil DYED.

TIME

WBES TOD 8FEKB TODS lONET,

Remember these Bargains!

All tlte bent 12 1-2 cent Print*, for 8 cent*.

,iHf|

Jt*ST RBCEIVKB A FULL LINK GFf V-W r-

Fall and Winter Goods,

Pattern Hats, Straw and Velvet Hats, Silk Vekets, Telreteeas, Silks, Ribbons, Flowers, Lares, Ornaments, &f.

•. im-.,-.

Hats and Feathers,

iiw' 4. A

B. B. COLE,

mi Mala Street.

DEFIED!

FtEIEBVBD FOR

KV',

Burled securely and In order, by using 9

SPROGUra

PATENT STONE COFFIN VAUI.T, laaae Ball,

Agent, city ef Terre Haute.

JfOHN

W. BAGGETT,

DEALER IN

Floor Barrel Heading] and Staves

Keep constantly on hand, Flour, Meal, Tlrno, Cement ana Slack Half-Barrels. Orders solicited and prompt attention given

Hentk Flret, bet wee si Ueoklnm and Vine itrecta.

FALL GOODS AT THE BEE HIVE!!

XOVET/MES

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Necii Wear. Jewelry,

Children's lothing, Dreftaea. Haita, Merino Underwear Ibr little fbllcs. All materials for Tape&tr and Fancy Work! *U Berlin, flcrautows, Nhetland,

Hnxony and Fleeced

WOOLS.

Perforated Papers. Canvasen. Slippers and Embroidery Pattern a, ete. Extensive assortment of

Kid, Cantor, Undreaaed Kid and Cloth Cloves*.!* Merino, Cotton, Fleseed and

WeelHoae. Hoop Nkirfi and (?Mnsc^a.

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THE BEE HIVE, 163 MAIN STREET.

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Cofhefdj ftpragne, Merrimack Prints, 8 eenta.

SIDE BAND PRINTS SAME PRICE!!

Heavy Mnallns, 7,8, and 104 Hest Delaine*. 12H and 15 cents {•factory Jeans, 25 to fiO cents. (Vinton Flannels, 11 cents and upwards. Ingrain Carpets,« eenta to $1.00. Fine Black Alpacas, 40 and 50 eenta. Black Silks way down. Dress Goods, 90 cents worth 45 oenta.

Don't forget—All the Best Prints at 8 cents.

Tbousands of other tiei?ph*a. Bring your money with you as tfS sell only lb cash—ottly way we ean sell at above rates. 40O1I BYE TO «WAE PBICE&."

FOSTER BROS., Terre Haate.

THEO. STAHL,

WlalBwls —I Retall.dealer Im

Qneensware, Glassware, Chandeliers, Kerosene Lamps, &c., &c.

ALL HINM OF

BAB or tbflat«t RtyiM.

I an offering special indneenents on Chlnaware, 8ilrer Plated Oiatorsi Forks and 8poon% also Table Cutlery.

THEO. STAHL,

atS Main Mreet, two doora Weat of Fonrtli Street.

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