Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 7, Number 1, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 1 July 1876 — Page 5

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A PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.

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SATURDAY EVEJJINO MAIL is on role euh Saturday afternobn by A. H. Dooiey—— Opera House. 8. R. Baker 4 Ce If.O.Lobby. M. F. Crafts Opp. Poet Office. W. W. Byers.. .Beach Block. Ferd Feidler...—.Cor. 4th and Laffcyette St. Ely A Conner Pari*, Ills. V.L. Cole.. Marsh all, Ills. I)lx AThurman .... Hull Ivan Ind Ren. Allen Clinton, Ind. J. B. Dowil Roekvllle, Ind. P. L. Wheeler.— Brazil, Ind. Tillataon & Wilton Maitoon, Ills J. K. Laagdon Greencastle, Ind. T. A. SeeU Waveland, Ind Wm. Plumb F.M.Curley Charles Taylor...—. E. B. Plnnell ..... Harry Davik. Hiram Llckllghter... T.E.Sinks Cnarley Wilson...-.-J. W. Borer Charley McCutcheon.. Wade Hampton Chan. D. Rlppetoe Saml Derrfckson Otis M. Odell. Robt- Watkl T. C. LJovd_. Martin Ruby... C. C.Ht. John.„ Wm. J. Durel..Elmer Talbot...

_.„.Knlghtsvllle, Ind „Bt. Marys, Ind „™.».Ro8edalo, Ind. ..... Kansas, Ills.

1876 Is half Rone.

Charleston, Ills. Annapolis, Ills. Perrysvllle, Ind ,._JDanv£Ue, Ind. ..Vermillion, Ills. ..Oaktown, Ind.

Hartford, Ind.

.—..Sandford, Ind. .... Eugene, Ind .—.Newport, Ind. Montezuma, Ind. ...JBhelbnrne, Ind.

Merora, Ind,

_PralrUston, Ind. Bridgetoc, Ind, Bowling Green, Ind,

Albert Wheat.- RoseviUe, Ind. Tho«. Barb re —Farmersbni*. Ind. Christ Miller. Jr., Westfleld, Ills. Pontius Ishlor Martinsville,Ills. T. volkcrs .... ^....^.Denniaon, IUK. John A. Clark Livingston, Ills. Harry Westfall Tuscola, Ills. Ulysses 8. Franklin, Ash more, Ills. Dan! BrasheanUr ..Cas*y,IUs. Will DeArmond —A rcoUv, Ills. Edwin ». Owen... .New Goshen, Ind, John Hendrix Bellmore.lnd Wallace HJindusky New Lebanon, Ind. H.T. Woollen Majority Point, Ills. Richard Cochran Centervllle, Ind. Harv ey Stubbs .Chrlsman, Ills. Chaa. E Ktllie .... Robinson, Ills G. A. Buchanan Judson, Ind R. Mcllroy Mnxville, Ind J. 8. Hewitt Dudley, Ills A, N. Workman Scotland, ills H. c. IMckerson Beeleyvllle, Ind Wm. Hall Lockport, Ind Ben Francis .. Darwin, Ills J. J. Golden Hutaonvllle, Ills Miss D. Halbert I*™", Ind H. M. Plerco T.u?iers' 07P. Strother ..Mlddlebury, Ind F.J. 8 Robinson _Cloverlaiul, Ind JoeT. HcCoskey Youngstown, Ind W. B. Hodge \°rk\in? N. M. Cook —Bloomingdale, Ind .....Danville, Ills

Annapolis, Ind Armiesburg, Ind Kansas, Ills

H. A.ColTtsen J. P. Connelly J. W. Itussell A Co.. E. A. Hcrriok J. 1£. R«eder —. Owen Klssner (". L. C. Bradfleld Titos. High .........Fountain Station, Ind

......Center Point, Ind ..Turmans Creek, Ind Palermo, Ills

City and Vicinity.

HERE we go on tho last half of tho year. THE lirm of Frank Heinig tfe Bro. has gone into bankruptcy liabilities ?2S,000.

THE new flag ordered by the city council has arrived. It is 15 by 27 feet »nd cost $&.25.

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THE young gentleman who declared yesterday that it was too warm to eat, changed his mind when he was invited out to dinner.

HORSEBACK riding is becoming dally inore popular In this city. It is a pleasant and healthful exercise and should bo encouraged.

THE new Catholic church iiythe northeastern part of the city is to be dedicated to-morrow. Rev. Father Chasse, of St. Mary's, will conduct the services

DAN MILLER'S grocery, corner of $oventh and Spruce streets, was burgled, Monday night, thirteen dollars in money and half a box of cigars constitute tho ontire loss.

THE engine house, on Lafayette street was struck by lightning, Tuesday evening. The alarm box was knocked out of place and the flagstaff shivered to splinters. No other damage to anything or anybody.

IT has rained nearly every day for the past two weeks and much uneasiness is folt regarding the crops. The river is rising rapidly and an overflow is anticipated. People generally are "looking down their noses."

AIARRIAOK LICENSES.—Tho following marriage licenses have beon issued by the County Clerk slnoe our last report:

Sauford W. Keys and Flora E. Butlon, John B. Watson ami Mary L. McKay., James Hlrnfer and Mary J. Harmon Hoffman and Myy htnann.

TKE residence of D. P. Blssell, In the northeastern part of the city, was struck by lightning, Sunday evening, and suffered considerable damage. Mrs. Blssell and the children were rendered unconscious for several minutes but suffered no other sorlous injury.

THE chief of the flr© department and the Are committee, of New Albany, were here on Tuesdaf to examine the workings of the water works as applied to the extinguishing of fire®. Several tests were made and the visitors expressed themselves mnch pleased.

ALL persons residing ont of town who m.-vy atlend tho Fourth of July celebration in this city, should boar in mind the grand display of fire-works to take place In the evening, and make their arrangements so that they can remain over and witness what, it is expected, will be the giandeat pyrotechnic display ever seen In this city.

WITH this issue, The Saturday Evening Mall starts in upon its seventh year, with a larger circulation than it has had at any time during Its existence. No paper published in this city haa ever approached it in the number of copies issued. We have In contemplation a project by which w#ar» confident that the present enormous circulation of The Mall will be more than doubled before the cloee of the present year. Our plans are not fully matured, but will probably be put STK operation in a abort time.

—A delightful time is anticipated on Steamboat, 4th of July.

THE FOUBTH.

Tho arrangements ate now perfected and all the committee*) are at work for the grandest oelebration of the Foui *h of July ever witnessed in this city,

The day will be ushered in at four o'clock by the ringing of fire and ohuroh bells, and a salute of thirteen guns at sunrise.

At five o'clock all the bnn bands on the corners of Main street^ from Forrth to Ninth.

At ten o'clock the procession will be formed, consisting of military, the fire department, benevolent orders, representations of induatiiftrade", with patriotic devices, etc.

The line of March will be on Ohio to Second, north on Se« jnd to Main, east on Main to Seventh, north on Seventh to Chestnut, east on Chestnut to the depot, and from then-e, by tho *9 wisl ng to continue, to the fair ground*.

At the fair grounds a national saiute will be fired at twelve o'clock, a.*er whieh the exercises will consist of music, reading of declaration, aud orations, followed by games and other amusements.

At night, in the open space wntof the Terro Uaute House, will be given the finest display of fire works ever displayed in this city.

I* view of the fact that the approaching Fourth of July will bo tho one bundreth biithday of the nation, and that our jple intend to abandon themselves to gi\'ng vent to their patriotic feelings in' a mammoth public celebration, a prom'nent feature of which will be a grand procession participated in by all our citizens and large delegations of visitors from tho surrounding country, would it not be in good tasto and appropriate (o the occasion to decorate all houses, shops and stores with flags, bunting and other emblems of the n? tion's glory and greatness. Let the national colors stream l.-om every window aud the stars and stripes float over every dwelling, giving evidence to aJl beholders that we are filled 1th she spirit of (3. Lat the principal streets be spanned with mammoth arches trimmed with evergreens and floral decorations and bearing the national coat of arms and other patilotic devices.

Lot evoiybody take a pail in the demonstration and make the day we celebrate a meuiorablo one in. tire pity's l%!st ry.

.4 USEMEjrrS.

HOOLEY'S MINSTRR'-S

Had a large audience at the Opera House last night, despite the rain, and better plepsed audience has seldom met there. The company is first class in every respect, and pos«:^?os more of what may be tioly called stars than any minstrel troupe that \Jsits us. Tbey will have a cort"al weloomo at any time they may return.

THE WFFARKE XOVFr.TY TROUPE will bo here on the Fourth, and give two performances, a.*ernoon and evening. We are assured that this is a strong organization, and will give performances admirably suited to the national holiday. Several members of the company, (including the favorite Miss Fannie Beane), were here recently 1th the late Rolin Howard troupe. Then there is Miss Nellie Taylor, Mls^ Da../ Duroll, the Hamilton Sisters, George Beane, Homer and Holly, Tom Warfield, Conroy and McEvoy, Ac, Commencing at eight o'clock, Prof. Church the Calcium Light operator, will give a free exhibition Arom the balcony of the Opera HouSo. la

THE PULPITS TO-MORRO W. Asbury chapelQuarterly meeting is progressing In this church, conducted by Rev. James W. Greene, Presiding Elder. Preaching on Saturday evening sacramental meeting in connection with the Sabbath morning service, and lovefeast on Monday evening. Wm. Graha pa to

Services at the Baptist church, morning and evening. Subjects: "The Searcher of Hearts," and "A Man's Trade as Hi.4Training." C. R. Henderson, pastor.

Centenary M. E. church, W. M. Dar wood, pastor. Morning subject: "The Song of the Kedeeipedevening subject: "The Only Key That Fits the Lock." .Christian Chapel, G. P. Peale, pastor. Morning subject, "Christ Divine Because Creator." Rev. G. L. Wharton, of Buffalo, N. Y., will probably occupy the pulpit In the evening.

IT Is ibt, unfortunately, generally known that in the case of fire In buildings containing horses, if the harness be put on—however roughly—tho homes will quit the stables. A knowledge of this fact may be the means of saving many a valuable animal i.'om a horrible death.

THAT VKXA TIO US FL Y. How a man in bod will fight the flies these fine warm mornings! First they jget hiin on the feet—be doxes—he kicks, liioon ho covers up those extremities. They make exploration* down bis arias and nlay at tag on tho back of his hands. Ho ooxas still—he flops his arms irom side to side. No use the tormentors are off only to return the next second. Sufficiently awakened to realize the cause of his disquiet, ho polls the sheet up light to his neck and drops off again. Nowlbey perambulate his cheeks, they tick'e the cornsr of his eye, they boldly mount his nose and race down the sides, tbey trv to Ibroo an entrance to his mouth, tbey sren play base ball In his ear. He doses still—he aiaps frequently and frantically, he turns, he twiste. and eventually pulls tho clothes entirely over bis heaa. Now It waxes warm. A foot slips out of the oover and is speedily attacked by the greedy little pests and so on. It varies with a man's temperament and his physical ability to withstand slow suffocation how long be submits to this torment, but in the end the fly always oonquera, and the man forced to get up at an unreasonably early hour. Header, you know bow it is yourself.

TfiBRE HATJTB SATURDAY EVENING MATJ.

THE Express this morning publishes a call, signed by .three hundred voters, for a meeting at the City Hall to-night to repudiate the action of the Cincinnati and St. Louis conventions. The signers of the call seem to be pretty equally di

Ided between the two parties. ii COMPLAINr has been made of a number of young pr iple, of both sexes, who have been in the habit of attending the U. B. church, on Fourteenth street, for the purpose of raising a disturbance. It has been determined in case of further annoyance, to call in the polico for the purpose of preserving order.

MB. EDMUND GROVKB, brother of the late Joseph Orover and father of Miss Marietta Orovar of the city schools, alter a long illness, died at his residence in Lost Creek township, Fridsy evening, June 30th, of paralysis. The deceased was 74 years of age and a most highly respected citizen. Tho funeral will take place to-morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock, frsm the residence of Mrs. E. B. Grover, south side of Ohio street, between Seventh and Eighth.

GET SHAVED

Lr Sirroaia will close the Terre Haute Barber Shop on the Fourth—the entire day. He will keep open Monday night until 12 o'clock.

WONDERFUL!

Every dish of ice cream that comes out of A. G. Austin A Co's Freezers sparkles with the spirit of 1876. It is truly ad 1870 Freezer, with all the improvements.

How is this for high 1 A Steamboat Ride 4th of July. Charm your lady is the theme On board, with music and ice-cream. Down the river we will go, Sitting, gazing, taking notes, I All the way to Old Terre Haute, Retnrning'back amid the flow era, When we please every two hours.

'—CENTENNIAL RIBBONS, TIES, GLOVES, ctC., AT CENT STORE, ON FOURTH STREET.

Ifyou want a jolly good time on tho Fourth, dou't fail to take a iide on tho steamer Prairie City. f.

THE CHROMO SALE. 1 On Main, noar 4th street, Stahl's old stand is progressing surely but slowly. Pictures are going at a tremendous sacrifice. The sale will be continued a few evenings during the conning week, commencing at 8 o'clock p. m.

FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD! The undersigned, receiver of the Logansport, Cra \fordsvillo & South W?3t ern Railway Company, will pay |500 REWARD for the detection and conviction of the party or parties who placed obstructions on the railway track, near Comer's Sta tion, on June 2Gth, 1876, which threw train No. 8 off the track and inflicted injuries upon J. W. Gibbs and Warren Bennett, that caused their death

'F, S. D. SCHUYLER, Receiver.

MANTLES AND GRATES. Moore A Haggertv are showing some real elegant designs in Mautles and Grates, and at prices astonishly low,

REMEMBER THE POPULAR CENT STORE FOR TRIMMINGS AND NOTIONS, FOURTH STREET.

(-t -r THE FLIES PREFER A. G. AUSTIN A CO'S •/'M COTTAGE FLY-TRAPS ..{.Then its ornamental. Hi ^-^'3 W

MANTELS AND ORATES. NEW STOCK, NEW PRICES AND FINEST GOODS IN TOWN AT BALL'S STOVE STORE.

My friends and feller citizens. In these times of perlitical excitement, 'it will not do to forgit to eat, neither is It good sense to disremember where to buy yer grocerceriea. Stick to Rlppetoe an' Rlppetoe '11 stick to you an' voters '11 be fed an' the country saved. There's the most boautlfulest things to eat at his stores now that I've amostever seed. .For people to loose their appe

tites under such oircumstanoes would be a kilamity an' a disgrace. Paint on yer banners "White Front, 155 Main street," an' "White Front, 37 South Fourth street."

iNjjwmfy of the neighboring towns and villages the Saturday Evening Mail is sold on Saturday of each week. The names and location of agents will bo found at the top of tho fifth page. In the largor towns it is sold by newsbo/s on tho streets the same as in this city. These sales are outside of tho immense circulation through the mails to regular subscribers. Advertisers should make a note of this, together with the feet that in this city near one hnndred and fifty active newsboys pat The Mail into sbont every reading household. Two editions are necessary each week to supply the demand snd to reach all points by Saturday evening. All advertisements go in both editions for the price of one issue.

Lurrsar while we inform you that an sdvertisement Inserted in Thursday's and Saturday's Mall will fell Into the hands of 20,000 persons. The Mail is sold on Saturday by more than ISO newsboys. The Thursday paper goes to al

TO THE PUBLIC.

Visitors to Mowningvr's Tivoli $aiU Haass Take Notice.

Stango's band will plsy hereafter every Sunday afternoon and evening during the summer season. No charge for entaring the place.

Allthose desiring to give picnics, balls, concerts, etc., can be accommodated With my whole establishment, free of charge. No improper characters admitted.

Wine from 60 cents. 75oents, and 91.00 per bottle, so also lemonade and ioe cieam every Sunday. Omnibusses will run to and from the Tivoli each half hour. Fare 25a for the round trip.

PHILIP H. MONNINGER, 4** Proprietor. Hail Columbia.,,'. A thousand ages hence we may never be remembered. Let UB live while we do live. Let us bay our good things to eat of Wright & Kaufman, while they present such a lay ont as this: GILBERT'S RED AND BLACK

RASPBERRIES,

CURRANTS, GOOSEBERRIES. CHERRIES,

APPLES, LEMONS,

NEW POTATOE8, RIPE TOMATOES, CABBAGES, I

BEANS, PEAS.

Davis & Co's. Eagle brand, hams to boil for the Fourth oi July basket dinner, and spring chickens for ditto, the same. Every thing else good at W. & K's. mammoth grocery.

BANKRUPT SALE

OF HEINIG & BBO

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At tlio Union Steam Bakery.

Great bargains for your 4th of July stock. All goods must be sold at once for cash only. The steck consists of all kinds of confectionery, &c.

Fancy candies snd licorice sticks. an a an a A large assortment of flags. 'A 50 gross extracts. 11 3000 pounds prunes. 2000 pounds baking powder. 1000 pnupds raisins.

10000 cigars. 2000 pounds tobacco. ,, ".*41 10 cases concentrated lye. 10 barrels cider and wine vinegar. 10 barrels English sod®.

CALL AT BALL'S

AND GET THE BEST TIN CAN EVER SOLD IN THIS CITY. SOMETHING ENTIRELY NEW AND CHEAPER THAN EVilR SOLD BEFORE.

I ik-a *•,?&.I BE SURE to take out an Accident Policy in the Travelers' Insurance company before starting to the Centennial.

WHARTON, RIDDLE & Co. Cor. 6th and Mai&*.

-CALL AT BALL'S AND SEE WHAT A FEW DOLLARS WILL DO. AT BALL'S STOVE STORE IT "WILL WORK WONDERS. IT WILL BUY MORE GOODS THAN AT ANY OTHER STORE IN TOWN.

—LOVERS of a good Cherry Pie, get Magic Cherry Stoner of A. G. AUSTIN Ago.

WHATS THE USE

PAYING SO MUCH FOR FRUIT CANS WHEN YOU CAN DO SO WELL AT BALL'S.

Z-.JJ". PUMPS! Cistern and Foroo Pumps in great variety, and very low prices, at Moore A Haggerty's. -t,

FOR SALE.

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150 barrels crackers. "jfrtt25 boxes lemons. 10 barrels line syrup and molasses. A large assortment mes% mackeral, California salmon, and all kinds of salt fish, English girkins, chow chow, and mixed pickles.

Canned goods of all descriptions, fresh mustard and large nesortment of spices, barley, oat meal and farina.

The entire stock of Heinig. & Bro.'s, at Union bakery, must be sold for cash without reserve and .regardless of cost. 'I N. FILBECK, 'jsjj Provisional Assignee.

PHCENIX PURE WHITE LEAD." —This brand of White Lead, made by Eckstein, Hills & Co., is sold by dealers with the positive assurance that it is perfectly pure.

Texas land warrants of 640 acres, also located lands. Will exchange for stock, merchandise and improved larms.

Address WHITS & Co.

Robinson, Crawtord county, Ills.

PLUMBING!

When you want a good, scientific, honest job of Plumbing done, call on Moore A Haggerty. —DONT RUN ALL AROUND TOWN TO BUY A GOOD STOVE WHEN YOU CAN DO BETTER AT BALL'S.

WHATS THE USE

GOING ALL AROUND TOWN WHEN YOU CAN BUY TUB BEST AND CHEAPEST RANGES, STOVES, AND THE MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF ALL KINDS OF HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS AT BALL'S STOVE STORK.

—WHARTON, KIDDLE CO. will give you a yearly accident policy of |5,000, payable In the case of death, and f25 weekly indemnity for injury. Every man needs it, at bome and everywhere.

CHOICE MEATS.

zjT* The place for something nice fkt,

most every postofflce within fifty miles jnj^y tender In the way of fresh ol this city. It Is sold by newsboys on p^fkLrauttou and Wub, Is P. the streets of all the surrounding towns. All advertisements go into both papers for sne price. The Mail Is the people's paper—everybody takes it. Tm cents line Is all that is cbargs for local or personal advertisements—five cents a line for each paper. Cheapest and best advertising afforded by any paper in the city.

P. Mischler*S Star Meat Market, on Main street, a few doors west of Seventh.

MONEY TO LOAN.

1 have money to loan on mortgage security on long time. No lift insuranoe required. C. K. Hosroso.

Office corner Fourth and Main street, Terre Haute, Ind.

500 SOLS

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RDINANCE.

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S N E A S

BJlfKBUPT PURCHASE A.T HALF-PRICE *T

Which Will be Sold the Same Way.

LOOK AT THE PRICES.

50 cent Parasols for twenty cents, 60 cent Parasols for thirty cents, $1,50 Boiled Silk Sun Umbrellas for75cts..^, V. 2.50 Boiled Silk Sun Umbrellas for $1.50, 3.00 Serge Silk Sun Umbrellas for S3.50 Serge Silk Sun Umbrellas for $2.00r $4.50 Serge Siik Sun Umbrellas for $3.00.

LADLES' 'I

UNEN SUITS, ULSTERS AND LINEN OVER DRESSES. Parties intending taking part in the

4th of JULY CELEBRATION

Or Excuning in any way this Summer, N ill nmke a note of the above and IOOK at our stock lwfore buying, as tlie prices are an inducement to do so. I JVe begin suite at $1.25, $:., $3.00, $4.00, $5.00 up to $10.00 that beats all competition.

I" OFFER

Three Special Styles of Linen Ulsters,

Extra long, at $3.75, $4.00 and $4.50, that for quality of Linon and Style of Making and Finish—surpasses everything of the kind ever shown at these PHICES.

W. S. RYCE & CO. 1776. 4TH OF JULY. 1876.

STEAMBOAT

EXCURSION and PICNIC

The Terre Haute Lodge Good Templars

Have chartered the Steamer Prairie City for July 4th,, The boat will leave the Terre Haute wharf, at the foot of Walnut Street, at 8 o'clock A. M., for Old Terre Haute, five miles by river, making ROUND TRIP EVERY TWO HOURS during the day, giving all an opportunity to enjoy the trip on the river as well as take part in ^ilic procession.

Music and Refreshments on tne boat and ground. Bout will return in ample time for the Fireworks in the evening. A general invitation is extended., Tickets for the round trip 50 cents.

EDWIN ELLIS, DR. A. H. DEPUY

L.G. ADAIR, WM. GREENLEAFJ

FOR A HANDSOME STOCK

of Merchant Tailoring and Clothing

126 Main Street, between 4t,h and 5th.

WHERE TO INSURE

WHARTON. RIDDLE & CO., Office, 2 Beach Block, Corner Main aud Sixth. Imperial, of London, assets 000,000 Northern Ins. Co., Ltmdou, asset* n/)00,iX/0 Oommercial Union, Loudon assets 10^00,000 Underwriters' Agency, N. Y. &<nets .Jt000,0(w Phenix, Brooklyn, assets 2,500, JO Phajnlx, of HartfortL assets ... u.Ortyx*) German American, N". Y. assets St. Paul, St. Paul, Minn., assets American Central. Su Loubt, assets «IK),0U0 Travelers' Life and Accident, a**»!« .1^300,000 Northwestern Mutual Life, assets

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C'AXDY.

wnvvHOME-MADE CANDIES

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Fine Mixtnres, par up in

VIftilMM A Fancy Boxes, «ulN 'ole for I»resents. A Specinltv. 8. R. BAlCEIt A CO P. O. Lobby, Terre-Hante. Ind.

An ordinance to asnend »efMon Fire, of "an ordinance for the protection of trsvekm snd the pre*erratton of public order at tae railroad depots." Approved April 16,1853. hy liu i- .nimon couodl, of the city oi Terre Haute, i'.iat »ection Five of the above ordinance, entitled "an ordinance for the protertton of traveler*. »nd the preservation of r-ubiic orders tea reilrosd depots," be so amended as to read si follows:

The running lor. and lolidtixu of p«csenscn for public houses in the several depot hauses, ana the platforms thereof. In the city of Terre Haute, either by Into fesenoa with or by solicitations or inportumties.be.aDd the same is hereby declared to be a nuisance and disturbance of the public peace.

Baa irA, That nothing herein Oftotalned shall prohibit hotel runners, hack and omnl-a

bn* driven from soliciting paisetiven In gentlemanly and orderly manner, by calling out the naices of their respective hoteA In the streets, at or near said ruttosd depots.

nun sot erce+ltoft ten dollars.. 8tcrto9 2. All ordinances or pant of orU* Dances oomimt in conflict wtth th* pmrtobm* of this ordinance are hereby n»pealer

SacTTOX S An etnenreocy exists (or the !a^ mediate tsldng effe«t ol this ordinance, tod the—mo shall be in tone from and after Its publication.

JttMSHh. lSTfc.

Adopted.—. Attest: Jomr B, TDLBSBT.Clerk. urn P.EDK7VDS, Mayor.

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Committee

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PHIL. SCHL0SS, I

Gas and Steam

FITTING,

PLUMBING

Of Every Description.

Copper-Smitliinir.

in all it* branches.? ,.

G-as Fixtures

in Great Variety. "4

HOSE!!

Of B«rt Quality Rublx»r, iududi MAILAFIIRNRMMLV

NOZZLES,

Vlth Combination Tips and Sprlnk!^.

Engine and Distillery

Work, sncli as Alcohol 81111s, Coiuu nt, Pumpsof all kinds, Steamboat, Coal-Xint, Chemioal and .Brewery Work, Soda ,, talcs And Ocncmtors made to order, rej and retlnned on short notice. I

WATSON & PR0X,

024 and 628 Main street.

SEWING

MACHINES

BEPA1BED AND ADJUSTI:I in the very best manner and warranted to work, by JOSEPH FOLK, No. 322 Main street, north nlde, between 8rd ant 4th street up stairs. Don condemn your rimrti'neuntil Mr. FOLK baa had a look it It. for tbe real trouble may be very lishtr uud the cost of repalrintk mere trine. Th«b«M noddles and oil constantly on baiid,

Janel^-tf

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