Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 5, Number 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 31 October 1874 — Page 5

.§

iTHE MAIL

A PAPER

FOR THE

A uiea board fence to to be put np to keep people from getting into the station boose.

Tut newaboy* will think kindly of Gal Wagner for putting the price of the gallery admiaalon, .Friday night, at tw«nty»ftve cente.

im MBSKKL* the man who raided Geo. E. Farrington'a house, plead guilty, on Tuesday, and Judge Long told him to go down to J^fferaoxivlile and stay four years.

OSOBOK W. FKKD, a dMpatod man, well known in the moth end, died suddenly Monday evening. It mm at first reported that he had committed suicide, but the coroner's jury said it was apoplexy.

KrbrrKft ©onfeaapa to the Shooting of Jere Pickard. He says his only object was robbery, but that "the d—d pistol went off accidentally." This accident should eaation highwaymen to be more careful in handling their shooting irons.

MARRIAGE laeatswaa.—The following marriage licenses have been Issued b.v the County Clerk since our last report

John Schnelt and Maij Keun^ke. TStomaa Kirk man $tea tfsley .. Law. '"aarift* D. Frveiaiwi and Khoda A. Martin.

fm.

tenry M. Cook and Libbic £. Burn#. Wilmer Mitten and Eva M. Blaugh**Siaaon J. BprackUn and Jennie E. Smith.

Hamilton Taylor and H*mh Rom in*, &Aarun J. Buagnauti Emma A. Btumfle. A. i. McOranahan and Hanlet K. Worn.

Tirs marriage of Mr. John Schnell and Miss Maty H. Keuneke, daughter of tbe proprietor of Harmonia Hall, on Monday evening, was celebrated in grand style, at tbe residence of the bride's ftther. Three hundred persons sat down to the marriage feast in the large hall of the building, and the merry dance followed until the small hoars of the morning. The H«t of wedding presents, although perhaps not wo costly, were more numerous and more useful than any list publisbed this season. Mr. Schnell hi the industrious and excellent foreman of White A Mewhinney'a bakery. He has a eotnfbrtahJo residemfe, on east Main street, into which the happy pair have already set up housekeeping.

Jaco* BtTTTosr, whoscgenlal fiwe, ven arable bearing, and affable manners have so long been familiar on ear street*, and especially «o Ow visitors of the Central Bookstore, ia dead. He weut home Monday evening, in apparent good health, except complaining of shortness of breath. Before tbe next morning's dawn, his body was stilled in death. Heart disease was the cause. Mr. Button was sevtwty-two years of age fbr twenty yawn ha haahaana deacon in tbe Baptist eh arch, and his entire life record has been of the brightest character. Modeat and unassuming, he commanded the Mapaotof ail who cam# within bis circle. H« waa truly a "good old man. He laavesa h%Wyreape*aMefi«attyau aged widow, Osoar Button, his eldest son. In little Rock, Arkansas, and in this dty, Judaon Btxttan, Mrs. Oliver Bartlett, Mrs. €has. £. Orover, and Mian Flora Button.

ItJOT. i. W. GBSKSI, Prealdiug Sder, «f this dbtriot put in soma muscular chrtottantty with a burglar Wednesday morning, about two o'clock, at hia residence. Hedkq^yed gres* bravery, bat tlm«gb had mmagemenit and t«nd«rnwsofbe«tfifliJlowedtbee»Uowto«K*pe. When tha two ftrst met, the burglar was outside io tho brigM mooniigbt with a putty knife trying to slip the window fittteeing. Mr. 0«ena was oa the tq^posits 4de, «tan£U^ in tbe dark room, with his shot gun to his shoulder and the muaxle at the villain's breast— an iaAMPcaltng and thrilling taMoan. With Uste rotnpsmioa he sidft«d it in range of the man's In order amly to wound him, polled th* the iron missed ftre and th« parwn mi 1 Ma ^»p«wtttnity. Tho of tlx ^Tin -4artlad thel»trglar,andaH^a panton who ttood baek. Mr, Oreene ran not, broo«ht the gun again to hear on ?iyihlftg fliff Tba la: t^r aerr^ftiwai, but «**.mapnl iwuMMyi l^^ak IK^MIUA 4 for tha mm, in and a r,.r poawwMi of the gnn. mbe bursar, a muoh Mrw*g«t man, ooaqaeml rad r. with tha gun, leaving his pistol.

r:im

gthaatmgslA a sbat was fired,» ls» p^ed by lha man who kept beck, ,.t#wh «nrt^y nM a rtt! welt on Mr. --•Mti'aslda. Tii# natson w«a*t out in his

0*s ^ide. Tim

::4 Hi Urn*

illstP

PEOPLE.

THE HAT CRD AY KVBNINU MAUL. I* on «de «*d» Saturday afternoon by A. H. Dooley Opera Homw. RR.Etfg^O. S l^lo Block. A. E. Pbelaa Cor. «i» and

Kly A Conner^ V," In ait wilier Cole—i— r«a Parker D1x«— inJ* iKm Aftam I no, JBTDOWS -2-.HT. Bec*vilk, Ind. &^rM««hiivr: £b«"u' V.V4-

IWHAR I I.• 'I

,»r

«.~-MUT4QDT

111*.

lAa*don ^..OroeiMJWtle. Hid. OwK Y*™Und- jnJ. Perrow A Menltt £**i°wl1' F.M.Curley —.»t.Mary«, InJ E. B. Pinnell Kan*a*, II ft. Himm uokllght^r....^. Annapolis, III*.

DID SHE DIE

This Intensely interesting story WM commenced in Tbe Mail of October 3rd. Back numbers can be bad on application at tfaii office or at any of the new* depot*.

THE great Jananachek at the Opera House Monday and Tuesday evenings.

in, he wna of Adam,

istive ft* kwf.

IPt.

ff-rT-- g"

no .1 0 -t fill on

PP!

THE PREACHERS.

Services in the Congregational church to-morrow morning and evening* conducted by the pastor, ROT. 13. F. Howe. "Amusements" will he the theme in the evening. MIA the Baptist church, He v. C. R. Henderson's morning theme, "Confidence in ^Itafe 'fteftple evening, "(Joodneas Reecjgriiied."

At the Universalis* ohuroh—Rev. M. Croaley, pastor—morning, a memorial service, (Ail Soul's Way.) Theme in the evening, "Tho destruction of Soul and Body in HelL"

Rev Edward W. Abbey's theme at Second Presbyterian church, in the morning, "Fellowship with Christ,"

Her. N. Brakeman, at Centenary, takes fbr his theme in the morning, "Tho Wisdom from Above." Subject at night, "Human Experience as Demonstrating Bible Truth," a discourse to young me, but profitable to all,'

THB members of O. U. R. 8. club claim that no dauce of the season shall excel their first ball to be given at Bowtyng Hall, Thanksgiving night. Tout© McKennan's full String Band bas been secured, Soudder will prepare the supper, and the several committees stand ready to perform well their part, It will be a large assemblage, without doubt, and the enjoyment will be unmeasured.

SUNDAY OYSTERS,

For your Sunday Oysters, the place to get the best in the market, is at Ed W. Johnson's, Main street, just east of Sixth.

ALL THE DELICACIES

Of the season prepared in the highest of the culinary art, at "Pelpenbring*s Ladies and Gents Dining Room and Confectionery," 173 Main street.

THESINOSR

Is yet without a rival and is Jorsalo at 310 Main street, between Third and Fourth, where you can find the machine to do any kind of work over intended to be done on tbe sewing machine.

P'rfi

•1

PARROTS! PARROTS!! Cuban. Blue Headed Lora. Just received at Foote's Seed Store, 512 Main street.

TAKE WARNING

By %e misfortune of Greencasflo, and have your property insured in some sound reliable company. Wharton, Riddle & Co. represent none but the best. &uchas the Pbenix, Underwriters, Niagara, Imperial Fire Association and Commercial Union, whoscj policial are worth all they cost. "fi&." 'L„ hhW TAILOR SHOP

J. H. Stanley would respectfully inform the public that ho has just fitted up a room in the building in N. W. corner Third and Main streets, second floor, where he will be found ready and williug to execute all orders in the tailoring line," promptly. Work and prices guaranteed satisfactory. Ol.?9 him a call.

GENTLEMEN

Drop in at J. P. Bren nan's, the Ohio street "Merchant Tailor, and see the handsome piece goods he has just got in —among the lot some nice English Basket and Diagonals, and some splendid English Checks «nd Striped Cassimeres for pantaloons. It should be borne in mind that Mr. Brennan has low rents does his own cutting and can afford to sell lower than Main street houses.

STRAWS SHOW., 1

An examination of tbe book* at th^ Freight OfSoes, shows that the Terre Haute Agency of "Tbe Howe Machine Co." has, under tbe new maoagemant, bandied about three tlmea db^n&ny Sewing Machines as any othfr^^||Ky in the same length of time, and the books of the agency show that a very large proportion of tbem have been sold. "Straws show which way the wind blows."

WANTED

Everybody to know that the Howe Machine Company are receiving and selling more flrst-dtass sewing roacbinea than any other agency in Terre Haute.

GIVES THEii A WA T.

J. ft. Chambers is ahead in enterprise. Rfo gives away a beautiful nam tea canister to every *i« tbat buys a pound of his choice Fresh Teas. J, R. bass splendid stook of teasnow.

GL YCEROLE OF ARNICA tost chapped flu* and handa, at Btnmw A AiuwrroNo's.

FRm/i MEA

Theplaos tor the dholoeat of Fresh Meate,every kind,is P. P. Mlaehlers m*t Meat Maiktit, on east Main afcraafc Try his atoi bam sausage.

OYSTERJI^-For filled mm, go to Wright A KaofTtmuiX comar fteventbftod Main atreeta.

CIDER VINMOAJL

A pure article to pwwmrinffMrpaaaa. Wamnlad by I. It, CttAMaiuiN, Opposite tha Postoffiea.

ILL TIL.

VARIETY OP LINEN COLLARS CUPPS, AT HALF RJStiULAR PR1CR,

ill Hn- IBMH«MB yoa day ^IndyUawf It CY obo"l» AHI gOVftik l: ACte. isfTEKT.

vrminf'ifB VENT

HTUKK nu FAN-

TEAS,

Don't buy your Teas until you have looked through my stock and inquired my prices. J. R. CHAMBKRS,

Cranberries and Minoe Meat at Wright & Kaufman's.

—Orders for well diguing and cleaning, cistern cleansing ana repulring, left at Scott's pump shop, on north 6th, between Cherry and Mulberry streets, will receive prompt attention.

TO TAX-PAYERS. ^CoUHTY TBKASUBBB'a OmC!*, 1 TBHRB HAXJTR, Inij., Oot. 16,1874. Important notice to tbe tax-payers of Vigo oounty, Ind.:

The secona (or November) Installment of taxes must be paid prior to the fifteenth (IS) day of November next, as the books will be turned over to the auditor alter that date: and there will be an additional expense of ten (10) por cent, added thereto.

County ordera will be taken fbr one third (Vi) the amount of each tax-payer's tax.

This course is particularly deemed necessary in order tbat the treasurer can meet the claims of the state and school funds.

And the treasurer would respectfully suggest to each person interested not to postpone the payment of tax until the last day, as the crowd will prevont waiting en each as promptly as oould be desired. (As the 16th day of November comes on Sunday, this year, the 14th (on Saturday) is the last for paying taxes before the penalty is imposed.)

WHAVS SAID OF IT

Ten thousand testimonials can easily be given, from them we will name a few. Dr. H. Satterwhlte, cashier of the National Bank, at Martinsville, says: "Your scientific Washer is a remarkable production and merits universal use."

Rev. Hayden Hayes, late of Martinsville, now presiding elder or tbeMethodlstchurch says:

F. M. ENGLISH, Henderson, Kentucky: Sir: Over two years use of your scientific Washing Cablnett at our house, satisfies us that it is good enough. Those of my acquaintance using it agree with me that they want nothing better. And your scientific Churn, for the purpose for which it is intended, equals tne washer.

John Wesley Alexander, of Gosport, Ind nays: "My wife, after over two years use of your Scientific washer, would not do without it for $3uu, and numbers of them in use here are giving great satisfaction.

Mrs. N. Zlns, of Tell City, says: "No mont-y would buy it if I could not get another exactly l!Ke It.

Mt».-Thtmias Grayham, of Washington. jTwIhuia, says: "I have used your washer And am of the opinion tbat of it as I do,

over two years.and am of the opinion tbat if every housekeeper thought of it as I do, but few families but would soon be using one.

Mr. Mills, proprietor of the Sherman Hotel, of Washfngton.lnd, says': "As I bought

-our washer after fully testing its merits, it clear that I was^rell satisfied with its work.' It is a great affair and merits gener i||

Mrs. P. Campbell, of Washington, says. It lias paid for itself at my house in two weeks use, as I have restored many garments to use heretofore thrown aside, we can name many other families In Washington that have used them for over two years, and less, la Daviess county, Ind., they are uaed by many Grangers and others. Among whom we mention Win. Thomas, Samuel Barbour, A If Ktlltan. Nelson Barboor, Ac. Ac. It has been nsea at the Dameron Hotel, in Mt. Vernon, Iud., tor three

Also, by more than one hundred fara Hies in Mt. Vernon and Posey county, Ind. We refer to some of them: Chart** Elliott, Harris Panther and Sullivan, eaeh has one. Mrs. A.C. Williams, Mrs. Tnmi*w* Mrs. Martha Mill% Mrs. Bacon, Mrs. Kt^son, Mrs. Whliworth, Mm. Duckworth. Ac., art,

Many are u»ing them in Kvaosville. Among whom we mention Mrs. Dameron, tbe vherwood House, Mrs. Wat Nesbit, k. M. Lyoii,jKr*. I. q. Miller, Mrs. M. eft. Wim. P. Semomln, 4tc., &c. Mrs. Gov. Dixon Your washer li qualities had it myself. It excels In renewing lace curtains ami Ironing table linens.

of tbe isherwood House, Mn, Mr*. M. Lyon,"Mrs. 1 q. Mllljr, Jones, wind. P. Semomln,

I/W OEN5 1K)Z.

OCR NEW 0(K)IJW AND PRICKS TAKE THE LKAD. TLKMENtf WHITK SHIRTS, JUST I N, PHI

PRfCf?S FROM Urim TO fiOO,

(JOODOUAWTY. SUITHOK UNDKHWKARFKOM ?ft UP. NAME IN HOYS' AS I) YOUTfia IIOSIEKY IN (xnTON, BRITISH, MERINO AND WOOLEN, FROM 10 eta, TO 25 eta, A Ft"LI, MNK OF ORNTB' FURNIRKIN» noom AND 1/WERT PRICES, VIHFT THE POPULAR OKJfT KfORE, FOl FtTH STREET.

Gov. Dlxtfn, of Henderiion, sayst Vour adeiitlflc WfuOier Is full of merit,and ought to be Is use In every family.

Judge IxM&ctt, of Henderson, Ky„ aaya: Your Washer is a araad suceeas. I like to wash with it myself.

We refer hunrtrt-dsof «4hers. Cit lsens of

Hendewon, Geetivtlie, Owen«borro, Hopklnsvlile, Trenton, lUMWllvilhs, Adainsvilla, AUensvile. lltttfspnviiiie. PrlaoeM Frankllu, ITovldenoe, Dixon, Uulontow iVrffW of Casey*

i.i 11 i,.-

TERRE HAUTE SATURDAY EVENING MAIL.

Sixth street.

CELERY

Nice and crisp, always Wright A Kauftnan's.

on hand, at

•ft

OYSTERS,

CHAS. H. ROTTMAN, Treasurer Vigo county,

rjpHE ENGLISH

Washing and Ironing Cabinet.

Tills celebrated contrivance was invented by a gentleman, lor kent emen to use them selves so that whon h»Jp cannot not buliud housekeeping might be ludvpt-ndaut ami easy. Is is now in successful us«? AI GreancaHtle, Gospori, Martinsville,

Tell City,

Camel ton, lloouvlUe, Washington, Evansvlllf, Mt. Vernon, nnd In the counties of which these are the eeut«ra, besides other localities in tho State of Indiana. It is also extensively used in Kentucky, Tennessee, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Texas, Missouri and Illinois. Every place it is used it gives unbounded satisfaction. Can handle garments of the largest size, such as beduuilts, counterpanes, comforts, coverlets &c. whether the r. aterial be cotton, woollen, or marvelles. or mixed, it makes no difference It does nne work on woollen blankets ladies' and gentlemen's shawls, coats, pants and vest* of any material, line or coarse skirts, sheets, towels, napkins, table cloths, linen or damask every descrlptlou of ladies wear, fine or common. Carpets—Brussels, ingrain or home-made hearth ruggs, foot mats. In fact, there Is no garment in use tbat has to be cleansed, that it will not haudie to perfection. it is operated with great ease—speedy in its action—does no harm to any garment, however delicate, and excels any known method In laundrying lace or damask curtains. These and ail goods of even surface it starches and irons with a thorough and beautiful finish.

wash* va says: use at

I He, says: Yourtras

er is entnpMt iu a*«y thing, and defeeti

'"jam^^wby, K*i,, of Caseyvllle, mir Scientific Washer ha* been la, *ir«« years, audi tun

Jilng belter. All ilka

it that have it lu ose/ana it deserves to be BtKtoW-

!rfSSk°}» .Wt»fS°Snfa

L««h«y* Co., Cincinnati, «ay«, In answer to your Inquiry I have to say this: -Vmar Wasfewrbas been fcboiWMbly trt«d at my lioose, and I never paid fttf any thing with more pleasure ia my lift1. And if I had to bay one every year I wnuid not think It extrsviuptnt. My wtlte, dammters and anrvant all like It, ItSsia i»w loTerni Haute by Mr*. & Wees. Mt*. L.& Cstdiar, In, Islinp*r, and Mni Mwifc To all of whnm we refer any and all, wi«kltm aperiimif satisfiMrtory washer: one really of mow value thsn tmuty tlmes u* post.

We noald add thoraaa^s ia addition alati* ^nven i^ctcte1l and sold by V, ||. Knglbdi, tale of KvaasviUa, IndU but now of Henderson, Ky p.Persons wMiingto test tbe merttsof

uxn to« n«itoii A 1SU«I«MV WLY iMute. Itiwi

y^ri^tf7rrr--

HEADQUARTERS

-—FOR—* l*.-

NORTH ENBER8.

GEORGR W. NEWNfAN AOAt¥TTO THE FRONT AS A GROCER.

W. Newman theibnner vary proprietor or tlie North Seventh street grocery, alter having sold his business there, has concluded to start anew, in the building formerly occupied by Mr. Hasenohr, on Lafayette street, the second door north of Locust. His stock, judging from our acquaintance with hia ability as a grocer, and remembering the very complete oue formerly kept by Liim, will be all that .his patrons can desire. It will be better than any belbra offered to tbem. Ho will make a speciality of fresh bread, and will sell three full weight loaves for ten cents. We need not recommend Mr. Newman to bis new patrons, for he is already favorably known to them. As Mr. Newman owns the building he occupies, he will bo saved the expeuse of rent, the benefit of which he can give to hia customers.

MUSICAL, ,•

Having closed out my piano business, I Bhall devote my entire time to the teaching of Vocal and Instrumental music. Pupils deiring to take lessons at my residence, (Northeast corner of Sth and Poplar streets,) may do so. Others I will visit at their houses. I shall retain the Stemway Agency and any person desiring one of these unrivalled instruments will do well to give me a call. oct!7-4t A. SHIDB.

—THE LARGEST AND BEST SE LBCTED STOCK OP MTLLINERY AND FANCY GOODS TO BE SOLD AT THE LOWEST PRICES, AT S. I. STRAITS', 140 MAIN STREET.

THE

Bee Hive,

FALLGOOD4 OPENED.

-l

Trimmings!» .«• Beaded Fringes and Gimps, Ornaments, Pockets, Bal and Acorn Fringes.

Patterns and Materials!

or W or E id and Fancy Work in great variety..

Collars and Cuff* W

The saifbr and other large collars for LadlesAMisses.

Knit Woods!

Infants Caps, Hoods, Vests, Sacques, Leggins, Mitts, &t.

Merino Underwear!

For Ladies and Children.

163 Main Street

rj\O

THE PUBLIC.

We have now a Practical Working

Jeweler and Engraver,

Located in the city, something long wanted here, where we can get work done without having to send it away as before, both in /. Wannfattnring and Repairing.

Diamond Selling, Ac., Old Gold and Silver

MADE INTO NEW JEWELRY, by

C. H. MILLNE,

From NEW YORK,

COR. Sth and JWAIJC ATM., over Wilson Bros. A Hunley's Dry Goods Store. HOT P. 8.—Work done for the trade. [s5-3m

HE HUNDREDS -OF-

Ladies

Tbat have Inspected

WK ARK ACTUALLY SELLING

Ribbons, Plumes, Flowers,

Read

A ••JOB" joat received in

BLACK CASHMERES

placed on iheuJOB"4 OUSTER at 25 per cent below former prices.

W. S. Ryce & Co.

50 NEW SfYLES of LADIEI* TIES, from 25 to 40 cents, worth double tbe price.

W S. Ryce & Co.

W. S. Ryce & Co.

REPELLA9ITN, in WAVY BLUE. CADET, BROWN, BLACK, A GOLD MIX

ED. from $I.OO to $1.40, are superior qualities at the price*.

W. S. Ryce & Go.

COTTON FLANNfrXS, 12 1-2 worth 15e. BLEACHED MUSLINS, 8, », IO and 111-2e. UNBLEACHED MtilLINS one yard wide, 6 l-4c.

W. S. Ryce & Co.

Our Stock

And already psrchawd

!f-

Attrattothe

CHEAPNESS OF OUR ENTIRE LIXEw I

Tn"X"" T,

Feathers, Hats,

ANU1NPACT

Every article la the Millinery llae thirty per eeat. btaper Ttuin was everomwed la Terre Hautebefbre. Come and see tor yourself. Remember! The Largest Wholesale Wook of Mllilawy 1 known In the city at retail at lnwest wboto sslepriees.

Seymour A. Stereos,

174 Mala Street

1IME DEFIED! niniEBVKO roa etm

Burtwl iwfth'ly and in OMter, ltgr ortttg smo«LE*s PATEST STOXE COFFIN VAFIT,

Ball, Agent, dty af Torn Hanta.

Real good Prints, 6 osntt. Havmibla Striped Sbawla, fl.75. All wool Flannels, 22 cents. Ilea rj Waterproof Ooth, 85 oanta. Good GOt^aga Carpeta, 3S and 39 osnti. Yaid wido Dreaa Ooods,» oenia. Heavy Shirting Flannels, 20 aod 25c. Dton Gooda, SB eonta worth 49ocnta.

FursJ

-AND FOR-

THE LEAST MONEY,

Of any JEWELRY HOUSE in I

MARBLE PALACE JEWELRY STORE,

No. 618 Main St.

WHEN YOU VISIT THE CITY

Go to Boland's PALACE SHOE STORE,

Where you will find the largest and best selected stock of BOOTS and SHOES In the cily,and sold fbr cash.

No. 145 Main St., between 5tH attd 6th, TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA.'

WHEN YOU SPEND YOUR MONEY,

Remember these Bargains!

All the best 111 I-Ji cent Prints, for 8 cent*.

Cocheco, Sprague, Merrimack Prints, 8 «e*ts.

SIDE BAND PRINTS SAME PRICE!!

Profit.

Fin IBKORED E10USI

JUST RECEIVED. REPRESENTS 1K« STYLES OP ALL

Leading Manufactures/

OUR CLOAKS at £5, $IO and $12, are LEADING STYLES not to be found elsewhere and

EQUAL In QUALITY to those of DOUBLE tlfio PRICE of farmer years.

W. S. Ryce & Co.

Will be aPROMNENT FEA

TURE of business with us this Season. In addition to our regular purchase, we have a *S CONSIGNMENT of LA

DIES9 and CM ILDRES?S FURS in MINK, BLACK AMERICAN SABLE, BLACK MARTIN and LYNX. SEAL and ALASKA In MUFFS, COLLARS and BOAS. SEAL SKIN CLOAKS, with Turbans and ALP1NIS HATS in MEAL and OTTElt toinateh. CHILDREX'S FURS in Sets with CLOAKS,andTDRBANS to match. A Commission Profit is all we ask.

W. S. Ryce &

Watches, Diamonds, Fine Jewelry, Fine Silverware.

LARGEST STOCK-GREATER VARIETY OF PATTERNS-FINER GOODS

JV {*i ', tl« fet ....

-MA sarf -a*

•4

lie

State, at the

Heary MosUnv, 7,8 and 10 con*a. Boat Oelalaea, YIH 14 oenta. JF^Mjtory Jeases, 35 to SO eenia. Canto* Plannela, 11 «»IIUand Ingrain Carpota, 46 cents to 11.00. FtaeBlaok Alpscaa, 40 and 60 Black SUka mxf down. mm GoocUv 9% centa worth

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

Tbtmaandw of other baif^aina. Bring yoar money with you aa ve««U otlyli way we can nell at above ratea. WOOI BVK TO "WAR PMCRH."

FOSTEE BROS., Terre Haute.

^liil