Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 8, Number 52, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 22 June 1878 — Page 4

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FOR THE

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P. S. WESTFALL, KDITOfi AND PROPRIETOR.

TKRRB HAUTE,

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TWO EDITIONS* ^w

Of this

Paper are published. ran EDITION, on Friday Evening fcae a laxge circulation in the surrounding 'towns, where it is sold bynawsboysand

mmooire KDXTIOK, on Saturday Brwas, goes Into the hands of nearly every leading person In the city, and the farm flmief this Immediate vicinitys, -JEvery Week's Issue Is, In feet,

TWO NEWBPAPEBS,

^Wjlg^vertl^enu appear for

FBOM this time on|the days will grow

shorter. _______ KENTUCKY promises peach crop. .•.** 9HBBE9ESHE9MHE5

an enormous

CONGRESS collapsed with the usual shameful drunken orgies.

Nov that Congress has adjourned, a perceptible improvement in business is expected. __________

TKB Republican convention, tonomi nate Hon. M. C. Hunter for Congress, will meet at Brazil, on the 11th of July

"HAHOTIM isn't played out." Six men were executed for murder at various points in the United States yesterday.

IT is stated by a Chicago authority that 30,000 boys and girls of Chicago are patroni of drinking saloons, and many of them are drunkards.

INDIANAFOUS is making no arrangements for celebrating the Fourth. The Journal asks thai something be shot off —an oration, an anvil or something of that sort.

THB State House Commissioners nave let the contract for digging the excavation for the foundation of the new building, the work to be finished by the middle of August. -uf 1 ALL. fears of a general railroad strike this summer may be banished. The testimony of railroad men is that there sever was better feeling than at present existing between the general managers and the employes who operate the roads.

AM eastern paper states that "the price of diamonds was never so 'low as at present, and now is a favorable time to purchase them." This glad news comes none too early in the season. Now is the time to take yoar market basket and go out and purchase enough for next winter's use.

FARMKRS, plow deep. "There's milions in if—occasionally. So thinks a farmer near Jacksonville, Illinois, who a few days since struck against some* thing hard, and which when unearthed proved to be an iron pot containing about |10,000 in American coins bearing almost every date of 1MB.

IN October last, Charles Burrii shot and killod Elijah Bird well, who was .attempting to arrest him. Yesterday, at Paris, I1L, on the eoaflbid, at a few minutes after one o'clock, he paid the penalty for his crime. This is the third execution in Paris within three yearsall three in the month of Jane.

make an examination of the meat, and he was startled to find It swarming with trichinae. In the very minute apace within the radius of his lens he counted fifteen folly developed specimens of the parasite.

*^THAT was a remarkable spectacle on

the Opera House stage last 8unday evenlng—three Cathollo priests and two Protestant ciergymen,taking part In the temperance meeting, Such scenes are enoouraging and make more hopeful the ooming of the time when the lion and the lamb shall beoome bedfellows. Let's have moro of it, not only in the temperance work, but in all good re"^jU form* •BBSSHBMSSSaaaSBHS

A oomuKPONOBUT of the Cincinnati Gasette, speaking of the Indianapolis newspapers, says Martindale dears |1&)000 a year out of the Journal the News is not doing so well as formerly and la not much more than paying ex* •M1-t ^|M, the Herald and People pay large

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Interest on the amount of their inveetjam!,, hut outside of these papers Journalism at the Btate capital is not remunerative. __________ •*.*

Jta. DBAN, an extensive peach grower of Madison, Indiana, says the peach crop will not be excessive but the quality of the frtdt will be se much the bettar. The late frosts were really a benefit instead of an injury, as the tendency of peach trees is to overbear and the frosts

caused

a considerable portion of the

fruit to Dill off. Mr. Dean expects to gather a boat 8,000 bushels from his lrwotiro.

Taa Democracy In convention at Spaneer, on Wednesday, noaainatod A.

J. ltaeieUar as a candidate tor Oongiesa. »a He is a merchaaMnd a man of considerable pro port j—has been a fiurmer and a blMkasnitiL He haant any record to

apeak of, eo nothing much can be said against hlnv which is a point in his fis*1 var. ThrVife delegates were divided between Judge Carleton and Hon. Bayleea W. Hanna. On the last ballot the nine Hanna delegates voted tor Hostetler. 1! vi these voted for Owleton, he would have been nominated.

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the men who now seite upon these opportunities and put their surplus money into safe investments will realize handsome returns in due time. By and bye, when properties of all kinds have advanced in value, men will look back to the bargains of thesedsysand wonder how they could have been such fools as not to take advantage of them. =—==9 I

IT is announed that General Harrison and Mr. Devin, of North Bend, will institute suits against the medical colleges in Cincinnati and Ann Arbor, which were concerned in the recent grave robberies at North Bend, Ohio, to recover damages. The amount claimed will bo |10,000 in each case and these suits will be the first of the kind ever instituted in Ohio. After the horrible revelations made at Ann Arbor, of a score or more of stolen bodies packed away in a pickling vat for winter nee, the public generally will await the outcome of these suits with deep interest. It is to be hoped that the present excitement on the subject of grave robbing will lead to the enactment, by the next Legislature of this State, of a law that will render this inhuman practice unnecessary, as it can hardly be said to be now.

A BEST.

Who has not heard with a feeling of relief the announcement that Congress bss adjourned? For six months at least the country will have a rest from congressional agitation and will have a chance to recover somewhat of its customary composure again. When this Congress met in October, 1877, the country was in abetter oonditlon than it is to day. Business was beginning to revive and the outleok was decidedly promising for the future. Then commenced that wild agitation of the finances which spread .from the.halls of Congress all over the country and occupied public thought to the exclusion of other subject. Capital hesitated and halted, men aboat to venture drew baok. and business was paralysed anew. A want of confidence brooded over everything and held trade and industry prostrate. For eight months that foolish, extravagant and partisan body of men continued their unpatriotio wrangling, causing the nation a loss of millions of dollars.

the longest lane has a turning at last

a, t^i- iiuL»i*t and, thank Heaven, the first session of self for a time with n»y studtee, and A raw days ago a St. Louis druggist

purchased some pork in market for his .. office of the Evening Poet, nearly three table. Being an expert In the use of the •nd» We will have another dose of it

mloraacone. cnrioaitv induoed him to again next December but fortunately it hours return, always walking, whatever microscope, cunoeiiy inauoea nun TO „ntll vr.„ 4th lftro and be the weather or the stste of thaatreet*. In the country I am engaged In mv literary tasks till a feeling of weariness drives me but Into the open air, and I go upon my Item or into the garden, and prune the fruit trees or perform such other werk about them which they need and then go back to my books. I do not often drive out, preferring to walk.

can only last until March 4th, 1879, and the mischief it can do will be correspondingly reduoed. Meantime the country will have the Potter committee for Its diversion during the summer and will not, therefore, die of ennui.

sion and can never be questioned by Congress or the Supreme Court, Butler, as I member of the committee, dissented and submitted to the House his reasons for so doing: He says that instead of being a finality, the proceedings of the commission were only a temporary ex pedlency and that the Supreme Court haa the right to review the whole question and decide whether President Hayes has a just and legsl title to the office he holds. Thus does the seal of the new convert to Democracy carry him farther than the more moderate members of that party are willing to go. But Butler never does anything by halves. He is by nature sensational and Is ready to do anything that will attract pubUo attention to him. He is, more* over, an unscrupulous demagogue, caring nothing for principle and willing to' take any side that promises success. He will go any length to gratify his personal enmity and having conceived a hatred for the President, because he was waUMdftt ltNtoUy dam«d to be, be h|ks sought this method of seeking revengeu Fortunately his cb&racter is pretty well known to the American peopk» and they wtU give .him no more credit than he deserves for the role he is now acting.

TUB graduating class at Asbury University, this week, numbered thirtyseven.

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BHiBif CEAWtr lMW kd the unpleaaant duty t* haagh^f two men at Chicago yesterday. Out of til* men, George Sherry, although a man, bad witnessed four eAiaqltoa% and seemed to take his own aflUt QBMI jAiloaophically. He said. "It at»* yleasant incressed knowtedge of awl regard fcr to be hanged, of course, and jral It dont hygiene to less anxiety of ndod apd amount to much,altar all. Faeonvtno- straia of nervsa to easier material condi ed that a man dont keep his senses tions, and better adjustment of ladivid more*n a few seconds ahw ha^s sprung uala to their surroundings. It is not up, even if he chokes to death and then very long sinee a man or woman of my thereVi the probability that fade neck will or even fifty yeais was considered old. be broken, killing him instantly. I'd In the country and in small towns, peosiveflOOto be certain that my neck pie who had turned two-score and ten would be broken." wwa inclined to think they had dw» their work, and were prepared to with-

A Nsw YORK paper throws mt MUM draw from active suggestions capitalists, and men who Tide is an have money to Invest, which are worth

w. considering. It regards the present as etedettlHa their prtme, BdudMds ot

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tate market

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ment in almoet any field. Thftieaiee- WW*"? P°*f.in

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there are many miles reason to UUnK o* «. iney ao npi. wu

TERRE HAUTE SATURDAY -EVENING MAIL

ANQMITUABYLtUON.^ It ie gratifying, tapne eahae at least, to read the death notioea Intfe# newspapers, for they tell tut that ot|r flfvfiaga of life has stuely iacreassd d!*1#! present gsosrslfoa, owing no doubt to

of railroad that can be purchased for 80 in factthey are not, so old as their g%ftfiTa There a^brta hundred in

«r tta nrliHnal noat This progenitors were with ten or twenty persons employed and One hundred ana ^oMhC53-O.U^lr tartt xb.y Every..prfog it oo«.

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I rise early, at this time of thl year about half psst five In summer, half an hour or even an hour earlier. Immediately, with little incumbrance of clothing, I begin a series of exercises, for the most psrt designed to expand the chest, and at the same time call into action all the muscles... and articulstions of the body. These are performed with dumbbells, the very lightest, covered with flannel, with a pole, a horizontal bar, and alight chair swung around my head. After a full hour, and sometimes more, passed In this manner, I bathe from head to foot. When at my place In the country I sometimes shorten my exercise in the chamber, and, going out, ofceupy myself for half an hour or more in some work which requires brisk exercise. After my bath, if breakfast Is not ready, I sit down to my studiee till I am called. My breakfast is a simple one, hominy and milk, or in place of hominy, brown bread or oatmeal or wbeaten grits, and in the season, baked aweet apple*. Buckwheat cakes I do not decline, nor any other article of vegetable food, but animal food I never take at breakfast. Tea and coffee I never tonch at auy time. Sometimes I take a cup of chocolate, which has no narcotic effect, and agrees with me very well. At breakfast 1 often take fruit,

aonars. But natural stale or freshly

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THE HEW CONVERT. In the country Idineearly.anditls .. onlv at tbla meal that I take either meat General Benjamin F.Butler Is taking 0| «^sb

men of seventy or thereabouts fill lm- »Wn^e gave me

ta tail of bargains factory departments of industry, andhavenfc About the

JL thoueht of retiring. nor have they any ent ''Biggest Show on Earth," which

properties can be bought £*r below their think of it. They donotlook, consists of menagerie* Circus, etc., he real value,

d. After breakfast I occupy my-

tfa when lQ town walk down the

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distant, and after about three

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great pains to make himself notorious quantity, making my meal mostly in the Potter investigation faroe. He of vegetablea. At the meal which Is pot. hlnuelf torwmrt th. dnmploo ^'t'~ Von"^. and leader of the revolutionary move- town, where 1 dine later, I take but two ment and Is displaying all the brass for meals a day. Fruit makes a considerawbich be Is noted In oonducting the pro- ble part of my diet, and I ejrt'!t nrito*. TheHoon Com-

these but a moderate

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mittee having reported' a resolution to gometimes. though rarely, take a glasa the effect that the Preaident's tiOewas of wine. I am a natural temperance forever settled by the electoral oommls-

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finding myself confused rather

than exhilarated by wine. I never med die with tobacco except to quarrel with its use. That I may rise early, I of comae go to bed early in the town as early as 10 o'clook: In the eountry somewhat earlier. For many years I have avoided in the evening every kind of literary occupation which taxes the faculties, such as composition, even to the writing of letters, for the reason that it excites the nervous system and prevents sound sleep.

My brother told me not long since that be had eeen ia a Chicago newspaper and several other Western journals a paragraph in which It was said that I am in the habit of taking quinine ea a Simulant, and that I have depended on the excitement it produces It writing my versed, and in Consequence of nstng it

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A TALK WITH BAMNUM. Be TeUa Intens$Hnff Tkingtqf the Inside Working* of the 1ho* Button—Tom

Thumb and Minnie Warrm. While eating supper one night last Week In a Boston Hptei, aaya a correspondent, whom should I see enter the room but P. T. Barnum, whoee"Biggeet Show on Earth"'waa exhibiting in that city. Scarcely an hour before I was listening to a speech from him to nine thousand men, women and children gathered around the circus ring under the protection of a mammoth tent, he hhneelf, as he stood there declaiming to the applauding crowd, Wng In some respects the biggest show on earth Freeh, roey, hearty, and ia his sixty eighth year—as he afterward told me— he took a aeat at the table where I was sitting, and when things got quieted

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has 300

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to husband their strength, to conserve of June thialatter sum ha»bsen recovtheir faculties. The health of oi^r people ered, ud fromthatjlma ra,thenrofita bss improved greatly, as our feeds, fig- In. ••ThiS afterhoott, he ures, vitality, endurance, power of per formanoe, abundantly testify. Read the obituariea of dtixens, and note how. many havelaated to 75, 80, 85, even 90 and odd. Them 4s no question of it. The nation 4arejuvenating*Tears have mnaand to count against us as they have done. While we live far more than we

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MY DKA» SIB: I promised some time since to give you some account of my habits oflife, so far, at least, as regards diet, exercise, aad occupation. Iam not sure that it will be of any use to you, although the system which* 1 have for many years obeerved seems to answer my purpose very well. I have reached a pretty advanced period of life without the usual infirmities of old age, and with my strength, activity, and bodily faculties generally in pretty good preservation. Hew far thia may be the effect of my way of life, adopted long ago and steadily adhered to, is, perhaps, uncer tain.

000 invested. The expenses are

said, "we took in f2,00«, this evening $5,000. The hard times do it. People must be amused. And the more you give them .the mqrp .they want, The value of a show is exhausted after the people have seen it once. When you come around again you must have novelties and the best will pay the best. If I had twenty .years morel—this sort of thing isn't exsctly in my line, bat my

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hitherto, we live much longer, and smaller shows get absorbed ia mine, our average age augments 'with each Why, here are Natbana,Bafcey and June, 1 jm t« who manage my show. They are all old passingdecade. In this connection showmen.

uld keep burning.' All the

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intertrtlng and in*tructive to read a let anduidt'yoa go like a hurricane. We ter of William Cullen Bryant, who died cant stand it.' They now have aninlast week, at the ripe ago of eighty-four, terest In my business. I do not pay them

BEFORE SEPTEMBEB. Salem Democrat. If you want to make a fortune by going into bankruptcy, you must do it before September. Buy all you can on credit and turn it Into cash borrow all the money you bear of sell everything you've got and transfer your home property to your wife, and then break. The friends you have defrauded may go beck on you, perhape, and question your honesty and integrity, but that don't matter if you come out a good deal ahead other friends will soon nock aroundyouas thick as tadpoles in a mad puddle.'i

A DEAD MAN TO 1NOERSOLL. George Prentice. I hear a thousand things from the pulpit that make me smTle, yet I would rather be a christian of tbe humblest order of intellect than tbe most gloriously gifted infidel that ever biased like a comet through the atmosphere of earth*

STREET COMMISSIONER AND LOWER TAXATION. MB. EDITOR: Please to aaktwequea tions through your paper and~QbHge a tax payer: riS 1st. Does a councilman oommit theft when he reaches Into the pockets of the tax payer and gote one thousand dollara to pay a salary which can be canceled sa easily with six hundred? 2d. Doee he add perjury to theft In doing the above, after having sworn to pro teot the Internets of his constituency?

THOS* mmaasiiip medical scienoe Will' be pleesed to know that HUNT'S

REMEDY

curse Kidney, Bladder,

Glandular and Bright* Disease, Gravel, Diabetee, and Mental and Physical DeblIlty/IIUIflP8 RRMEDYcuree Dropsy and all Diacsses of tne Kidneys, Bladder, lad Urinary Organs. ...

For PHOTOGRAPH, or any cither kind of PICTURE FRAMES, persons wfll profit by calling on J. F. PROBST, Main street, between Fifth and Sixth, before purchasing elsewhere, uff

Dn. HABTBR'S Liver Pills restore the secretions, remove obstructions, and change the disessed organic action Into healthy one. For aale by all drag

•r. Prict'i Cma lafcisg Vwvrttor* Hss been the leading Baiting Powder for yean. It has gained lis popularity from ita being tbe most perfect Baking

rawsrax-**sK siss

it would not otherwise naka. Evan baa«ttfttl S with my food I do not feske the usual fault and there is only one excuse for condiments, such as peppersndl tbe like. yMH-your onrassooablo prejudice and ikeptfeism, which bas kilfod thousands.

I am, sir, Lit,' BBTAST.

Personal knowledge and common sense masoning will show you that Greenes August Flower wfll cure you ct Liver .Ca«i|lal«t,r Dyqpm«*[wlih «i| fte

THOSE A WPVL MSN. miserable effects, sueh as sick be«dathe, Burlington Bawkqre. palpitation of the ^t,^r Tbe women's hotel la New York anlilts! "busted up" because no men were al- 5f^'r^^2?^Lw^K^«v«v^wu on lowed thereat. Tbe women could net of that the weeuwn cootinent, and not a arugenduro tbe aosrooe 01

a« ™ai nuutsi bia but will teli you of Ita wonderful You can buy a sample bottle for

Iowa, but we eaa't help it, dog gone our For s*lo by Go lick Berry and by bandsoms pictures, can we? Groves A Lowiy.

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they came to me

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It was addressed to H. Richards, money you organise and run the and bears date of New York, March &), 1871. He saya

the money you organise and run the show, and at the end of each season you shall have together one-foarth of the profits.' Thst's the only way to do after all. Give men a direct interest in a busmess, and they will take care of it for you. My gross receipts are about forty per centum, or 9280,000, one-fourth of which, or $70,000, goes to Nathana, Bailey and June, who thus get about $17^00 apiece." "Where's Tom Thumb nowf Mr. Barnum?" 'He is living in Middleborough, Plymouth county, Mass., near Taunton. He is a great big fellow now weighs eighty pounds. Yet he 'draws' pretty well. He and his wife, and General Grant, Jr. and Minnie Warren give drawing room entertainments every winter. They net about $200 a night. Tom Thumb should be very well off. But be bas squandered a good deal of his money In yachts, etc. He is fortyone years old. I will tell you eomethlng In the strictest confidence. Mi nuie Warren, you know, who married General Grant Jr. (his real name is Newell), a short time ago, is in a very interesting condition. She ia a nice little thing. Her parents and the other little peoples parents all live in or near Middleborough." 1

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.. Bvscucss xssr should know that an advertbement. iuaerted in Thursday's and Satwday'a Mail will fell Into the hands of

20,000

persona. The Mail ia

sold on Saturday by more than lfiOnewsboya. The Thursday paper goes to almost every postoffloe within fifty miles ot this city. It is sold by newsboys on the streets of all the eurrounding towns All adveitiaementa go into both papers for one pri». The Mail ia the people's paper—everybody takes it. Ten cents a line ia aU that ia charge for local or personal advertisements—five cents a line for each paper. Cheapest and beet advertiaing afforded by any paper in the

SILK HANDKERCHIEFS 15 CENTS. CENT STORE FOR LOW PRICES.

PAITS.

Ladiea, if yon want a nice Fan, call at Mm. Riddle's, next door to T. H. Riddle's old stand. :.:"

V*4: Plumbing.'

Moore A Hsgerty have good work* men, a full line of stock, and every facility fordoing all kinds of plumbing at the most reasonable prlcea. 11 1 1 I.-!

THE STAR MEAT MARKET. Charley Dorsch is constantly adding new customers, and he never loeea any old ones, becauee he takea especial pains to serve them with the best meats tp be ... i-t 7 rti- TK-sf bad in this market.

PALACE ORGANS The Best! To the Ladies.

W*. CRUM, the well-known boot and shoe maker, has removed his shop to N. Andrew's store, where he will be pleased to meet his old customers snd all who want good work at reeaonable prices. Ladies'work made a specialty, and very nearly ta cheap as eastern manufacture. Ha gnaranteee perfect fits and fttll satiafsction.

WHEELER'S ICE CREAM FREEZER. EACH FREEZER HAS AN ICE TOOL FOR PREPARING ICE. -SEE THEM AT A. G. AUSTIN A CO'S. 1

ChlMrea'i

CALICO DRESSES, 20 oente, APRONS, 12 cents. :s SUN BONNETS, 25 oente. GO TO CENT STORE FOR NOTIONS.

FARMERS, SEE HERE 'A Champion Reaper and Mower and aCorn Drill will be sold low for cash or traded for etock. For further particulars, call at Peter Miller** harness manufactory, No. 17 south 4tb street, or address box 837.

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WxsT'sLiver JPillsouro Dyspepsia.

SEE THE WONDERFUL FLY FAN M0Y(NG AT A. G. AUSTIN A CO.l^ mr. Pvlca*a Osi«s« P«rftam«.

Dr. Price hss been yesrs perfecting theee exquisite odors. They are not iven a title that doea hot belong to hem, but called just what they areUnique Perfumes, and the makers are not ashamed of their name or afraid to allow them to etand on their own merita.

FOUR BUTTON KID GLOVES, OF GOOD QUALITY, 75 cents TWO BUTTONS, 40 oente. GAUZE, SILK, COTTON AND LISLE GLOVES, MUCH LESS THAN MAIN STREET PRICES. VISIT CENT STORE.

PALACE ORGANS "Best in the World." Sold 306 Main street.

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ICE CREAM.

Scndder. the Old Reliable, in Full Blast!

W. H. Scndder haa thoroughly refitted bla lee Cream parlor, and Invitee the entire city to call and partake of the Ice Cream, the excellence of which bas made his eetablishment a household word for almost a generation.

SILK HANDKERCHIEFS 15 CENTS. CENT STORE FOR LOW PRICES.

MONEY TO LOAN.

I have money to loan on mortgage security on long time, on favorable terma. C. E. HOSFORD.

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

Wright, the Photographer, bas received a large lot of Frames for photographs, embracing many new and beautiful duslgne

four Hair ia Down!

Down in price! Mrs. Riddle is selling— 2 ounoe Hair Switches at 2 ounce HairSwitchee, 8 ounce Hair Switches Extra Heavy at

•9.75 to $100 1.25 to 150 1.75 to 2 00 2M to 800

WBI6HT &KING,.

Corner of Seventh and Main sheets, keep aa well an assorted atack ofGroceriee and Provk&ions suited to country and city trade sa any house in Terre Haute. They pay th* highest price in cash for country produce. Salt by th« barrel, of the beat quality, as low aa the poorer grade* are sold. Buyera and eellers are raqiertfully invited to call and see tor tbemaelvee.

Have a Lunth

WUIITMI

If so, jttst st«*pln at Lawtenes A White's bakery and confectionery, southeast corner a£ Fourth and Cherry streets, where you will find^vetyOiing neat and dean, and nrioee tbe moid reasonable. Aa the warm weather comes on Ifcmlliee will find it more economical to use their excellent bread, which i« delivered to customers daily.

hoberg:t ROOT& CO.

OPERA. HOUSE.

Summer Underwer.

Wd have nut opened a complete line of ladles'and gen's* gauce ori no vests for the warm season, in all sizes, at 59,00,75 cents and 91.00, to which we invite an examination. tf

Ladles', Gents', Misses' and Children's

HOSIERY

In all sises and at all price*, from 5 cents to S2 a pair, in ever so many styles, for spring and summer wear. ,T

Additional attraetloni in our

CLOAK AND SUIT

DEPARTMENT. &

New Linen Suits and Overdresses, $3, $150, 13, $4.15,96 and t7M.

NEW AND ELEGANT SILK SUITS,

CAMELS' HAIR SUITS, MOHAIR AND ALPACA SUITS,

BUNTING SUITS, IN 'WHITE LAWN SUITS,* N DUSTERS, ETC. All of the latest styles, well made and warranted tout.

Weoflfer also a large line of Misses'and Children's j,

White Pique and Linen Suits

In slses two to six years, at 91.00, t!.#5, 91^0, If .75.92X0,92.50 and 9&0U. Very handsomely made and very cheap.

H0BERG, ROOT & CQ.

OPERA HOUSE.

Wanted.

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WANTED—ALL

TO KNOW THAT THB

SATURDAY KVXKIHO MAIL has AJAIGIs. Also ig»ily .read in ihe homes of its patrons, and that it is the very best advertising medinm in Western ndlana.

For Sale.

nOR SALE—ON GOOD TERMS—BE A UJJ tlful lots on North 61 hand 6)4 streets, 60 by 193 feet also, lots ou East Chestnut and l&gle streets. J. L. HUMASTON.

Lost.

LOST-POCKETBOOK

LOST-LAST

CONTAINING A

silver dollar, forty cents in change and tickets to the High School Commencement exercises. Had tne name of Cora M. Westfall written with ink Inside tbe pocketbook. The flnaer wiil be suitably rewarded on leaving It at this office.

NIGHT, A GOLD BREAST

Pin, broken from the pin, with two tassels attached to it by a chain. Please leave at this office and bo rewarded. 08T-A SOLID GOLD BREASTPIN. IJ Was lost Tuesday. Finder will please leave it at this office and receive re irard.

PERA HOUSE.

ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY. Two lflffhts Only—1Tuesday and Wednesdajr, June Mlhaad 26th.

The Celebrated and Renowned Miss

PAULINE' MARKBAM!

Late of the Lydia Thompson Tronpe, Supported by her own specially selected company, consisting of the following well-known artists:

MI88 MAUD BEAJTSCOBIBB,

Mils Carrie WeatenJCiss Eva Earlc, Miss Mamie Earle, Mr. P. K. Wallace, Mr. Gerard Stuart, Mr. Geo. Lawrence, Mr. J.

F. Browne, Lester and Williams.

PROF. ANGELO, Musical Director. Tuesday evening, June 25, trill be presented the beau'iful Oriental burlesque, entitled "8elim, the Pretty Pirate," Introducing Miss Markham'a beautiful song, as originally «ung by her, entitled "Baby Mine."

Wednesday evening, June 2S, positively last performance, will be produced "Cupid and

assjji sssrafc.^

Reserved seats, without extra charge, at Button A Hamilton's.

FROM

TERRE HAUTE

LOGANSPORT.IND.,

Sunday, June 23d, 187$.

A ap«eiskl trsis will leave Terre Haste at flcM a. n. Fare fbr the Boand Trip, E.T. H.AC. Junction, 6:48—..„.'..Fare, ».00 fteeklaad, t-M—— Bosedale JetwuDS. 7:18

1:78

tSmuT 7n» 1:80 Kockvillc. 7:10 1»0 ARKlVe AT LOOAKaPOBf AT 12^6.

Trala ea retarn will leave Logaaap4»rt at «iSO p. ns.

Parties wishing to visit I»gaBsport, or other points on tfte road, or those who cannot spare tbe time oa week days, should •vail Iberofteive* of these low rates, as tbe ebaaott will not be cOtoed again ta some time. Any one wishing to stop off at any point along the, road can do so and retura on excursion train.

On presentation of estcwefon tickets to MOtCB DINING BOOMS, WJointog the Murdoek Honse, dinner can be bad between th. hours of 12 and 8 dock for 26 cents.

First-class coaches only will be med, and seats provided fty all. The Uip will be one ^ts^rtTto Tb*

man

agm wfll take pride in keeping order and denoram while on theti-ain. The late exeonioa from Frankfort to Terre Haute was under oor management and aave general satis&ction. Tbe train will stop at any station not down on the bill. Tickets can be had on the train. Good cam will be taken of yottr dinner basket* en the train. Log&nsport is located at the junction of the Wabash and Eel rivers, the bantefof both rivers being ornamented wftfi cbotee graves. Plcnicers will flnU it a paradise to white, avray a few

^Tickets for sole at th® railroad ticket offices.