Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 6, Number 36, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 4 March 1876 — Page 5

THE MAIL

A PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.

THE SATURDAY EVENING MAIL Hon tale each baturday afternoon by A. H. Dooiey 0)em House. B. R. Baker 4 Co— ,——J. O, Lobby. M. Crafts Opr. Post Office. W. W. Byere ...Beach Block. Kenl Feidler^^Cor. 4tli and Lafkyette HU Ely

Conner .—.......Pari*, III*. V. L-Cole Marshall, 111*. M. H. Dl* Sullivan lnd Ken. Allen Clinton, lnd. J. a Dowd tRockvllle, lnd. P. L. Wheeler-. Brazil, lnd. C. V. Decker......-.— _Mattoon, Ills. J. K. Langdon Ur*»nca*tle, lnd. Q. W. Greene —Waveland, lnd. Dell HolUngsworth KnlehtKvllle, lnd. r.M.

Curled. St. Marys, InU. Charles Taylor .JtoBedale, lnd. E. B. Plnnell ...Kannui, Ills. Hiram Llckli*hter. Annapo U, Ilia.

Sinks Perrysville, lnd. warlev Wli»tn Danville. I»ul. \v. Mover Vermillion, 111*. Chariey iloOuUshton —Oaktown, lnd. Wade IIampUn„...~«« Hartforvl, lnd. *Oia*.n. Rlppetoe .Sandford, lnd.

Ham'l lK)rncki»ii„ —Eugtiir, lnd. Otis M.Odell Newport, lnd. Kobt- Wat kins ........ Mont«-*uma. lnd. T. C. Lloyd .Bhelburne, lnd. Martin lluby —...— Merom, lnd. John Hlmmons ^.Pmirieton, lnd. Win. J. Durel.. Hrldseto*. lnd. KlmerTalbst Bowling Oreen, lnd. Frank Wheat. Oeorjte Heap. Chlist Miller. Jr.,.. Pontius 1 shier L. Volkers „. John A. Clark ..... jareti M.Edward 1'lywien S. Franklin,.. PanT Brashearmjr.,... Will DeArmond V-dwln S. Owen John Hendrix

Tnr steamer "I'rairioCity'" isauucing regular trips between this city aud HutHonville.

TOREK hundred and sixty-two tramps "put up" at the work bouse during the month of February.

SIXTY impecunioua prisoners partook of station house hospitalities during the tweuty-nino days of Fobruary.

Mia. NANCY IUUNKS, wifo of Jiimos llarnoa, died on Wednesday at the family resident* on Thirteenth street.

THE present list of Opera HousO bnpa^ements is very much attenuated Where aro the "Edward's Minstrels?"

THE office of tho Daily Republican was on Tuesday removed to tho rooms under tho Prairie City IUnk, adjoining the Postoffloe.

WE don't suppose that a soul in town thought of it, but March did "come in like a lion'*—a mean, snarling, disagreeable old menagerie lion, and has noted liko a sheep ever since. ^,

THK gue*ls of the Torre llauto IIousc took breakfast, Wednesday morning, in tho parlors. Tho (lining room looked liko it had been caught out in bad storm, with no unibrolla.

TJki.m: PEnnY, Minnio Crawford, or Maggie Adams, (sko was known by ail tho names,) a woman of the town, committed suicide, Sunday night at a house on south Third street, by taking morphine,

THE Knights of Pythia« had a Street parade Tuesday afternoon and a ball at l)owling Hall in tho evening. A nuiuler of persons were present from Kockville, Jreonca*tle, JJraxll and Paria. Kverythlng passed off pleasantly and in •good ta»tu.

IF attracting a crowd is any evidence of popularity, then the Union Hand Is tho moat popular organization in this city. Their inaaquorado ball at Turner Hall, Tuesday evening, was a regular jam, and of oonrse a big financial success..

THERE was a small lire at tho Terre llauto HOMSO Wednesday morning but no great damage except such as tho water did in extinguishing it. It originated from a defective grate on tho third Hoor of tho north wing of tho building, and was quickly suppressed.

TdE Journal speaking of its ernUnnial }iaper, iawued last Monday, rays "it waaone of twelve pages, as large as Torre llauto ever «wv." Notquite. The Mall has often Issued twelve pages, and once made an Issue of *ixtern pages— ninety-nix columns of Trading matter and advertisements. propoa© to match It. perhaj* eclipse It, some time this centennial year.

LHNT TX^gan on WEDNESDAY, and for forty days, go»sl Catholics will abstain from eating meat oftener than three times a week. Member# of the Catholic and Episcopal churobes will not participate in dancing or any kind of worldly amusement*. Everybody will be rery piotu and very gloomy tor forty days, and then take a rip-roaring spree t« nuke up for it. And "no runs tho world

THAT WU a ©beeky perfcrnnnw the other day when a tramp stepped into Cunningham^ second-hand rtore,picked oat watch that suited him, tradsd a sot of harness tor it and then went off and stole tho harness f»om Dr. DsPiiy* The moat strikingly artUtks part of It was that he offered, most any kind of a set of harness thai Cnnningharo night want, and manifested a disposition to throw in a good cart rather than loose the chance of atrsde.

THE loss by about 912,000..

„.Ro*eville, lnd.

„....Farm*rsburs, lnd. Westfleid.Illji. ........Martinsville, Ills. .. Denniaon. Ills.

Livingston, 111*. Tuscola, Ills. Aahmore, III*. „..Cas»y, III*.

Areola, Ills.

New Goshen, lnd.

jonn nenanx .„„.....».itellmore, Ind. Wallace Bandusky New I^ bannn, lnd. J. B. Huston Majority Point, Ills. ltlchardCochran —Centerville, lnd.

THE new uniform'? of the union band nro scrumptious. THE storm, Sunday, was preceded by a "rainbow in the morning."

BOWIJNQ OKKEN baa subscribed $12,000 for a narrow gan jO raiiroaJ.

THE schools iu Otter Croek and Linton townships are closed for the season, ...

THK Normal School library has cost, so far, between three and four thousand dollars.

the Brazil fire foots up

THB county Jail has but three priaon era at present. THE Board of County Comminionera will meet on Monday.

Cvssrost has organised a fire brigade and will be ready for the next fire.

THBBB Is a movement on foot to ex tend the C. A T. II. railroad to Worth ington, Green eounty.

THE Congregationalista of Brazil will celebrate, to-morrow, the first aanlver sary of the organization of their church aoeiety^..rt\:

THE concert last evening at the Christian church was well attended and, as dellghkfttl entertainment, is spoken of in the highest terms.

LBcnrius, Monday evening March 6th at .the Baptist church, on "Sir Francis Bacon, aud The lltee of Physical Scl enoe," by Prof. Seovil, of the State Nor inal schwl.

TIIE first number of tho Dally ltepubllcan made its appearance yesterday afternoon. It looks woll, reads well, and wo suppose, is well. It Is the easiest matter in the world to tell what party It belongs to. ____

MA nr. AGE LJCENSRS.—-Ylio following marriage liocnsos have been issued by the County Clerk since our last report

Bethoel K. Cavolt and Tersa Ann Webster Joseph Hardenty and Mary Je«Ur. Geoi^e C. Smith and Huruh O^boru. Jivntes llintt aud Mary A. Dolson KiiJiUi Bo.vtiuan aud Elizabeth L'.'uder

TnEjnnior class of the high scl»Kl will jive a literary entertainment iu the Normal bnilding, on next Friday evening. The price of admission will bo 15 ccnts, The object is to obtain money to buy books and apparatus, and tho public should respond liberally. It can safely bo promised that the entertainment will be interesting and worthy of patronage.

THE falling of a chandaliev at tho residence of S. 11. Freeman, Tuesday night created dire consternation and conAision to tho members of a dancing club then and three assembled but no great dam age was done aud nobody hnrt, so they "on'd with the dance" and the matter was quickly forgotten by all save tho unlucky owner of tho chandolior, who probably remembers it yet to the amount of about fifty dollars, .-j*

ELSEWHERE in this issue we give the location of great many peoplo formerly residents of this cit/, getting the same from Tho Mail's subscription lists. Another long list could be made of dis tant relatives and friends of our citizens, to whom The Mail is sent by the latter. These weekly visit* have familiarized these people with our city and peoplo and wo know of numerous instances whore it has been tho direct means of inducing strangers to coinc koro.

A LEAP YKAU party was given last evening at tho reside.nee of Mr. '. K. Fuller on north Centre street. It is spoken of as an exceedingly pleasant affair. Tho young ladies called for the gentlemen in carriages, paid them all proper attention during the evening and at the oloso of the entertainment saw them cach one .safely home. Fourteen couplps were present. Dancing aud a supper woro Included in the programme. From all accounts no more delightful social entertainment has occurred this season.

THE MAIT. heartily and sincerely congratulate?* the Journal on its exceedingly Interesting and handsome ccntennlal edition ot last Monday, aud desires to give expression to what It lMslievesthe general sentiment when it says that by its enterprise In undertaking tho work and the uunscientiou* and thorough manner of that work's performance, it has fairly earned the gratitude of the entire city. It was in all respects a most creditable paper, and in the Exposition will do honor not alono to tho men who got It up but to Term Haute journalism, the city, and the State itself.

A» MiCHAEi.SHEEnx.vs, watchman at the upper rolling mill was passing along the Vaud.ilia railway track Monday evening, on his way to supper he w.ts snd4*n!y assaulted by two men at tho crossing of north Centre street and abused shamefully, owing to the darkness he was not able to recogniao his as saiiant*, bnt they are supposed to hsve been a eonple of tramps who had been ejected from the mill, it being Mr. Craw

ford'sorder

that no ono shonlij bo per

mitted in the mill after work ceased, and a nnmber of vagabonds had conseqnently been ordered off the premises. r. Sbeerana was pretty baly bruised and reewlved several ngly onts about the head, hot will suffer no permanent injury. No tlue has yet been obtained as to the perpotrators of tho outrago.

CrWJIOtt N0TK8.

At the Bap&t church to-morrow, 11 A. M. and 7

*. Erening subject: "The

Lull la the Temperance Reform." R. Henderson, pastor. Anbury chapel—Hour* of worship Ws A. M. and 7 P.*• The snries of discourses to the jronng continued at night, WM. Graham, pastor.

Rot. E. T. Howe will be in his put pit to-morrow morning, tod in the evening will report from Plymouth Council.

Centenary M. 15. ehu rob, W. M. I Jarwood, pastor. Morning subject: "Tbs Christian Warfere eremlng sobjoct: "Those Two Opinion*."

Christian ehapel. Iter. O, P. Feale, pastor. Morning sut^eei:

TERRE HAUTE SATURDAY EVENING- MAIL!

THE HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. Hie Society assembled at the reaidenoe of Mr. J. O. Jones, on Thursday last. Present, forty-four members. Vios President A. B. Pegg prodded, aMd|tfd by Mr. Joseph Gilbert, Secretary.

Reports were made as follows: On small fruita, by Mr. J. B. Haaey on vegetables, by Mr. William ScholtR. Mrs. Joseph Gilbert read a very entertaining and instructive article on housekeeping. Mrs. Schulta'a essay upon Thought evinced both thought and feel ing, and inonlcated a high standard of duty and usefulness for Intelligent and responsible beings. Capt. Pottor read an essay upon Conscience, illustrating the subject by copious scriptural quota tlons. The quotation "Can national difficulties be settled without resort to w«r, and ought they to be so settled was then discussed. The poaoo side was ably represented by Col. It. W. Thompson and Rev. Mr. Sterrett. Mr. C. W. Barbour quoted from Ruskin upon war as a necessity among nations, purifying tho body politic as the storms da the atmosphere. Capt. Potter thought that through war we should reach the millenium. Messrs. Modisett, Weir, Hulman, Pegg and Gilbert participated in the discussion, which was closed by Cul. Thompson, and ii was evident that the society were of the opinion that "Peace hath her victorias, no less renowned than Warand that It is the duty of all to cultivato a spirit of peace and brotherhood among nations, as well as amoiig individuals, and that national difficulties should bo settled by arbitration rather than war. The next monthly meeting will be at tho house of Capt. S. II. Pottor. Question for discussion What can be dono to promote tho horticultural interests of Terro llauto and vicinity. It would bo doihg injustice to tbe hostess to omit stating that tho dinner was excellent.

SMALLPOX.

It Is with sincere plcasuro that we make tho annouiicomeivt, upon tho authority of tho morning papers, that the city isat last entirely free from smallpox. There is not a singlo case in the pest house or tho cit}*, and has been none for several days. At ono or two^placos, tlags are still kept out, but this issimply as a precautionary measure. ''Carry the, news to Mary."

It pleases a woman to see a niau hold a plato of refreshments on his knee, at a party. He can't do it without turning in his toes.

LOTS OF NEW GOODS AT IIEHZ'S

KNIFE FLAT1XG.

—Ladies can get kntfe plaiting done by machino at Mrs. Crisher's, Ohio St., near Third. raar4»4t

—THIS WEEK WE RECEIVED A HANDSOME LINE Ob' BRACKETS AND WALL POCKETS. CALL AND SKl THEM, POPULAR CENT STORE FOURTH S1KEET, NEAR MAIN.

—TF Y«'U WAM' OATS IVeo from mu.'t aud diri to "wnr riT A- TCATtFMAN.

YOU CAN NOT FIND A BETTER ASS* RTM ENT LATER STYES I\ FANCY GOODS ANYWHERE THAN AT THE POPULAR CENT STORE, FOURTH STREET, NEAR MAIN.

—For Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, usa Banker's Pino Treo Tar Cough Candy It has been In use twenty-threo years without a rovival. Price t*-n eonts. Try it and be convinced. For salo by S. R. Maker A Co., at the Postoflice Ixjbby.

Iebl0-4t.

ELEGANT CASHMERE TIES AND LACES AT HERZ'S.

MONEY TO LOAN.

I have money to loan on mortgage security on Ion- lime. No lifo insurance required. .. C. E. IIO^Konn.

Onloo cornei Fourth aud Main street, Terre Haute, lnd.

MOR13 FINE EMHROIDERIES AT HERZ'S. BUSINESS CHANGE. 1 have wld my stock of Millinery Goods at No. 14 south Fourth street, to Messrs. Bauer A Sprlngor, who will continuo tlie buslnesi at the old stand. ,, J. W ASKII.U

Tn retiring from tho Millinery trade, I lake thi* occasion to thnnk my friend* for their patronage during tho prt-t six years, and would ad for the now tlrm (Messrs. lJ:iiier .t Springer, my surcss •r»^ a eontinnance of the same.

J. VV. OAHKII.T..

KC'RU LACE AND CASHMERE TIES IX)WN AT BOTTOM PRICES, ENT STORE FOR BARGAINS.

A TTENTWN LADIES

Ploase eall at our litxsr, tho popular 'ent Store, mid examine llie new and delightful perfamed Face and Glove Powder combined. It la pronounced by every lady who l«w used it to bo the the finest and best ever offored fur sale in this city. «s It comprise* six of the mast popular perfumes in tho market. The papers of Clnclunatl and St. l/iuls speak in highest terms of it. it is SI11 at only 3d cents a box. The sole agency in this ctty is nt the Cent Store, on Ptourth street.

FOR SALE.

Texas land warrants of 610 acres, also located lands. Will exchange for stock, merchandise and improved fcrtns.

The

4*SiodWB

Shibboleth.*evening subject "SaUn and the MTorid aro Tyrants.*'

Address WHIT**CVJ.

Robinson, Crawtord county, Ills.

CHOICE MEATS. pUas for something nice

aicjr and tender In the way of IVeah leer veaL pork, mutton and lamb. Is P. P. Misehler** War Meat Market, on Main street, few doom weal of 8ereetii. TOOItlV-THAT THK SATTTRPAT KVBnta« Mail la th« sMUt widely sfsatattd

UMttalemMiit

••la.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. —Sealed proposals will be received at the next meeting of the city oouncil for UM building of eight vegetable tablfes for use under the arcade of the Fourth street market house. Plana and specifications are now on file in the omoe of the city clerk. J. W. HAUCY, 2t.J Chairman of Com. on Markets.

MARSHAL'S NOTICE.

Owners of hoes are hereby notified to keep ttiem up. Otherwise they will bo impounded, advertised and sold according to city ordinance.

FRBDBIUOK SCHMIDT Marshal

CHOICE IOWA SEED OATS at WRIGHT A KAUFMAN

No, Rippetoe hain't no kin to me, nor I haint no kin to Rippetoe! I talk

I do because I kuow what I'm atalkin* about, and that's more'n onehalf o* them as talks about mo, an' makes remarks about my clo'es, an' my figger, an' my feet, can nay. I know "I hain't as stylish hh some, bnt I've kep' houso nigh on to forty year, an' I know how to pervide for them as gits their eatin'

at my table, an' them as talks had a good* deal better be a tryin' to learn some sense about ho r.sekeepin' au' sich, than to be tryin' to make fiin of an old womern. An* that's all I've got to say.

October Election.

Announcement Fee—Two Dollar*. W« are authorized to announce that ABA M. BLACK will ben candidate for tlm oliice of County Clerk, subject to the decision of the Democratic Cosventlou.

1ST E W

SPRING GOODS

XOW ARRIVEfO —AT—

HOBERO, ROOT & CO.,

OPERA HOIJNE, I3ST OTTIR,

Dress Hoods Department, Silk.Ooods Department, White Goods Department, WQOICH Goods Department, Shawl and Cloak Department, Housekeeping Goods Department, Embroidery and Lace Goodf* Department, Hosiery ana Glove Department, Kid Glove Department, Corset Department. Ribbon and Tie Department, Notion and Fancy Goods Departs mcnl New French Chintz's,' Spring

Percales, Spring Prints, etc.

Hoborg, ltoot & lk.,

OPERA IIOL NE.

iYMN

A: AKXMTltOXG,

OmkkHI)*, for. 6th and Jlaln *lrceli THK PIJAUK TO OKT I1 nre Drugft.

Fine Toilet Goods,

Prescriptions,

nd the ONLY PL.ACE where you cauget THLXXKAK IIAVAXA FILLED "LA PICADURA,»

Boss 5 cent Cif^ar.

Prairie City Emporium,

Among the attractions for the Ladies to-day we offer: Additions to OHr

Cashmere Nett for Veils. Cashmere Lace Ties and Bows* Kid

Gloves

I. IS* IMERCE, Attorney, Muln s«irwt, ntrttrTbhU.

STy

TATt: OK INDIANA, COUNnf Hie Viiro rireult Totirt, tpl. ,)MU»OH Harluti vn. 8il«« H. Osboru, fomcl«»ur»\ ...

No TttXI

H« it known, tlmt on the 3nl 4njr of March,

18ro.lt

w»i« ordered by the fourt that Ihe

clerk notify publlcrttlun, wild Hiliw It. Oaborit. no imn*re«illeat rtefendant, of the *n«tenfly or till* action against blni. fluid -efendant tlierrfore hereby notlltod of the •ondency of ra.14 notion ngMHsl him, and that the Kitne will *taad for trial at the April term of mid Court in the rear 1876.

ADMINISTRATOR'Sthat

Notice iH-rcby given In |»ur*aUM of an order of the Circuit Court «M Vlw County, Iudl*na, the undersigned. Adminlatrmtor of thrf of Loan Wrfntat, deMMi, will ortWr fvtt Mle at Publte Auetion, ota UM pretntsps, at 2 o'clock, r. it, on taliMar, a«fli Ulk, 1171, TMMIOWIBR deaeribei Real ftitaf, litnat* la MM County. towit: Tvwti (90) aermln the motbewit corner of the north wart quartrrof ae«Uon nine, townahln

Hrevised

WANTED—.V

auperb

of Embroideries. Beautiful Crepe Lisse

in the desirable

shade*. School Hals 23 to 50 cents. Spring Styles in llats and Frames.

Heautifiil Lino

(11)

eleren.

Borlli range nine we*, together with the dwenint loom thew»|nm idtoate and U*e OUMT lBprovemenUi and apportMUUMM llmwinto belong! oc.

TtnMOf Hate: One-fourth cash as Mmn as the land is rotd. aad the purchaser to «lw his three Botes for the unpaid parefiaae mouKf in equal amountx and due in C, IS ltd

If months fram date, with per eeat. Intereit, and waiving relief and secured by snfBcieat fiwUnld sureties. (PrtlJ-H)

HKMIT 0. TORDON,

Atlw'r of of Louis Wrl|bt

CARD.

AVING JUST CLOSED OUR INVENTORY AUDI the stock and prices. We have decided to* dispose of Ten Thousand Dollars of the stock within the] next Twenty Days at whatever sacrifice in prices that it] may require to do so. We have added to tho stock since* the inventory large lines of -all kinds of Domestic Goods& and within the coming week will open a variety of Spring^ Dress Goods, all of which will be included to jnake an, attractive stock and spicy sales.

E HAVE MADE ARRANGEMENTS with, Mr. John VV. Itunley, formerly one of the, firmrif, Wilson Brothers & Hunley, who will be glad to See al'1%^ his old friends and acquaintances, and "divide the loaf mutually.between theui and the house. .-***•

HE BEST YARD WIDE for 10 cents that ever was sold ordinarily at 121-2 cents. Try it

HEETINGS—8-4 9-4 10 1

price ever heard

CIJOOJK

is as a a

Wanted.

WANTKl)—ALLllsnito

Rheumntlftm nntl N«*ninla:!« can he cun (I nt The Teriv Medial Intlrniary, by Modlcatcnl Va j»or Hat lis, Elcctro-Muj?-not.lsBi, Dry (.Hipping, Friction and Internal Medication. Call ou or address us for circu* lnr« nnl Information, at southwest corner of Sixth and Cherry streets, T»rre Haute. 1)118. HOUUK RICH ARD-«ON.

WANTED-A

dee., &c., de

FIST-CLASS PRACTICA I.

Printer, in all the branches of th art preservative of all arts, wants a sitnalion In a country office. Would not object to taking au interest In the office, providing It Is paying expenses. Adcln««, W.

Care Saturday Evfninn Mall.

FARM CONTAINING

from l.Vi to .100 acre*. ot mon- than miles from this city, la trade for a More building2O.\S0 feet, and two lots Milta'- ior building busitn-sshouseson. said «torccnn he rented iiiiine«llately to khI paying tennantfor'J to.'! years, WOIIM also inide forasinaller lann, if neanrth« iiy. For farther particulars, tuldre.ss P. t.. U\ l!Xr..

WANTED-ALLTO

line

Ruch-

incs. The new Tucked Collars and Cuffs.

FOUHAtiE-BEES,

Fkery,

Npring Flow-

PKAI UiK CITV EMPORIUM.

SVLE-A COTTAtiK HOUSE OF rooniK, wi U, clxleni, w«Kvi-Mouv and staiilc corner lot, well set with fruit trees, Ac. Both «tre«-ts jrmded and it ravel ml. ThU property Is worth hut *m lx- Iminriit for $2,000 if applied for Imnitxliutfly down, orwHmn the year t»alaiie on live year* time, at" IKT cent. Inten^t. if desired. Alton hou»e of rtK»ms wi I •*•11 proportionately clie&p. (nittfi A.MATTOa.

SALE-A NICK NEW KFOCK OK liootn anl Shoes, from MM) to U0U. sell for CASH, at Ashmore, Jll«. Ooexl stand nnd KTXNI trade. Kinnti f»r M-WHIT, other hUHluewi. HK'KETS A H"»N, A*timorp. Ills.

Willi

MAHT1N HOLLIKOEB, Clerk.

Found.

Fthe

)CfiI—THAT

SALE.-

WITH ONK»*TROKKOF

pen you can reach, with sn ad vert K'-

MBt In the Saturday livening Malt, slmo oerjr reading femlly hi tht« ettv. as w*ll fee realdenta of the towns and country »ur•oondlng Terre Haute.

vr M. C. A. I

#Oor.Main

aad Mli MU IV*O*M1 Flnoe.

eeUat for Btudness tnt Thwn»d»y »m» In each month, Pmyer wertia* ey»ry 4^atl3MUevenrl(oadayevealnc •or Hondajr at 4J0 r. u.

Q8CAR ZHCHOKKi

PkjrtteUn in! Aceouelitur, Tu atn all Acute and Chronic Diseases, and mam the public of his —eoess In otetetrleal cars, aad all ailments pecull*r to ladies.

Ofllee aad mddenoe on Main r.rt«twutli Mdde, between 13th and 13tb utoeH, Term Hut*. r\

No. 325 Main Street.

Brokaw Bros.

Have comiitcnceil receiving llicir .TYaKiuiiautla

CARPETS. MATTING, OIL CLOTH, WALL PAPER, v,-: WINDOW SHADES,

Embracing the Vargc«t. llninlKomt'MI,

line oi* tliese

CURTAIN MATERIAL

And,GENERAL HOUSEFDRNISEING GOODS

that will be f'onnt! 5n Tctrc Hasutc

flifers tho following

KNOW TU AT THK

SATPKDAY Evitstso MAIL HAS larger circulation! than any newspaper nubliah•d in tlie State, outside of IndianapoliH. AIMI that it is careiuHy and thorouichly rea«l In the homes of Its patrons, andtliat It I* the Tory beat advertising medium In Ve*t» ru (liana.

®Ofl Per Day at home. tp^iVy fro*. Adtlrev-s G. ST? NHONT fc

$5 TO ^o.. Portland. Maine,

Terms

iatiOT-ijr

For Sale.

It SALS-A LIGHT. PATENT WIt KKI Spring Waifon, nenriy n«w. Call at LSON HIJIJLIVAN ft Second Hand Store, No.20 north Fourth street. (It)

rwi S: WILL

W. S.'RYCE & CO.

BLEACHED MUSLIN It would bo cheap*

W. S. RYCE & CO.

LACK SILKS will be almost jriven away

the biggest bargain in

of. W. S RYOB & CO.

W. S. RYCB & CO.

Come immediately if you want anything in the line of Queensware, Glassware, Cutlery, House Furnishing Goods, «fcc., as

will commence to remoye in the next two weeks to 624 Mailt street, between.^ 0th amd 7th streets. thbo. STAHL

Sioeli. tot

I fc

JJIMI ('HOAPFTNT

4JANDY. 'HOME-MADE CANDIBB

CANDY

TO KNOW THAT

Fino Mixtures, put up tat suitable Iter CO

Kaucy liootee. suitable

ASivcialty. S.JR.BAKF.KA iby, Terre-Haute, lnd.

Prewntw, P. O. Ijobby

Proprietors.

J. A. FOOTE,

Seed Merchant. TKHHE'lfA UTi', INDIANA, jS

r.,fc.

SEEDS

lla!lel A new ductho.

IJONF.Y AN*I) WAX

T. HUt.MAN, near Providenoe ml.

ilnsplnit it

lR»ALE-THEM\rUIlF4

Confectionery and Restaurant

will IK*w»ld at a bargain. Enquire of Oeonw A. Haywarl,on north Fourth street, (milt)

FJR

150 Varieties Beat Garden scel«, by tho paper, quartans bitshol.

Ten Year** Experience .la the Soe»] liuainevs enftbl^s mo, to select tho Het»t Varlctkw, »^il ip? give advicc an to en It re, %r

The PakUclhoaM liMir that Terre Haute haa a S^otl flrta, a rival of any in the Wont. Wlr 1 abould anyone think of scud-inj adltUneeforimdi?

I'alaleraca FarnlMke.it ea application. Orders filled ly. Addrww

J. A. FOOTE,

Vr Spring Sow lug

Clover. Timothy. BltieOra?»«, O/chanl ,ried Hungarian an.l Millet Soedf?

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