Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 9, Number 1, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 29 June 1878 — Page 5

THE MAIK

Paper

for the

In the city.

People.

Because!

THE SATURDAY EVENING good Tnpitinm ol communication between Terra Hauie business men and the people who boy their good*— Because, It has the largest circulation of amy paper published in this city. But not on this account alene, but— Because, It goes Into the family circle on

Saturday evening, and daring Saturday night and Monday is read thoroughly, advertisements and ail, by every member of the family who can read, after which it is loaned to the neighbors. BeeaoHe, After having been read by the borrowers and bo era in the city, it Is euveloped, stamped and neiit to some friend 01 relative in some other town orcity. Because, It I* ft paper which reaches all classes, high and low, rich and poor. Because, Of its very large circulation among farmers. Btcauge, It Is an especial favorite with the ladles, who do a large partof the baying of household goods, ic addition to thejewelry and dress goods they wear, and are critical readers of advertisements. Becanse, Two editions are published, Thursday ard Satmday evenings, anc all advertisements go la both editions for price of one issae. Because, its rates are cheaper, ail things considered, than those of another paper

No frost last night. StjJJn *£$? How will you celebrate? Thb weathec,ims thawed. t\r STRAWBrafiHiaief fading i. Picnic at Maxviile to-morrow. Foubth of July next Thursday./'y Thjs Mail begins iu ninUT year with this Iskue.

Pbkpark to decorate and illuminate on the 4th. "'4

Thb ice men are uow up to their Id# In business. The dajT» begin to shorten, buF you don't see it yet.

Thb phonograph is to be exhibited fn this city next week. i..I •.•?

The Fourth will be royally saluted by the new artillery company. ,.,„J CaoicB family flour at five dollar* a barrel say Wrn. Paddock fc Co, i*

Thb enormous wheat crop now being harvested Indicates cheap bread, & FJi

Thb grape yield this season will be the heaviest known for several years. HAVBthe courage to discharge a debt whileyou have the money in your pock-

Thb distillery commenced yesterday grind tug up 4.300 bushels of corn per day. "t 1 hiHass Temperance Contention on the 17th of July will be held a( the Fair rounds.

Thb most interesting part of the Fourth of July demonstration wlH g$ at the beautiful fairgrounds.

Thb butohers parade on the Fourth will include dellgations from Sullivan, Marshall, Bradl,Paris and Ollnton.

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Uavjs a care what'you eat this warm weather—and especially put a guard on the appotite your small children^ mi .•••••

Thb new whetat wop baa oommenoed rolling into town. J. M. Haas & Co. received their flrat installment yesterday.

Th* thermometers hava marked within two degrees of 100* this week. How those paaky little thlugs do heat ua Op. Ai4®7-ri 40-^ ft #A®g#s.J

Thk Fourth of July is at our doors and hundreds of minds have been turned to spread-eagle oratory up and down the laud.

Ix is a very good rule at the Ladles Aid Society not to assist any person until they have been a resident of the city for one year. -i

Thr Governor* Guards are drilling nightly in the open air, and intend to astonish the natlvea the next time they appear in public."

Tb boss excursion of the season will be to St. Louis, on the 20th of July—fare for the round trip, ou I3.7S. See advertisement in another column. »i

As neat and artistic a specimen of printing as wehare s«en for some? time is a bill bead just done by Ebel JE Langen, the job printers in Dally Ex pi ess building.

Thbrbis no truth la the report ^ir* rent on the streets and hinted at one of the city papers, that one of our pastors is to bo svwkI for slander. fsr words at* tered In hispulptt.^l I I

ThbOratorio Society Is not at alt discouraged with the patrooagd received at the two oonoerta given, but la preparing master Handel's "Jfealah," which wlU bo rendered In ptibHo farlpln the ooming season. The members of Um society are content, if out of the concerts enough Is received to pay expenses.

HARM AOS LICENSES. The following marriage ttosnsea hare been Issued since our last report:

Wra. W. Bntrt and Fannie B. Sco4t. W».T, Wntkln*and Kmraa Harrington. James lekeoasuid Minerva J. Welts. Troy L. Porter and Belle J. onion. Daniel Newbem and Msry Kito&eth

WaUry*

NOW. /r

Now It is hot. ,, Now anmmer is here. Now the ice men are happy. Now we hug the shady side of the street.

Now people are not troubled with cold feet. Now shirt collars are flabby and oory, and wasbingrbills roll and gather mi

Now handkerchief!* are nsed for and the air IS beaten with fans. Now people rise despondently from their dinners and loiter tor an hour's talk.

Now madame and miss seek the couch of their darkened room, and cover their faces to keep off the hungry flies.

Now at eventide diaphanous muslins reveal pretty gleams ol broidery an# insertion.

Now rubber and kid gloves are worn at night, and hands that have defied cosmetics are rendered soft and delicate.

Now eyea beoome languid, pulses are quicker, and flirtations are less noisy and wore dangerous.

Now the weather fiend asks, "is it hot enough for you Now seems easy the fate of those three Hebrews with unpronounceable names who took a disliking to Nebuchadneua a

Now that great monarch sumequeAt experience out at grass, seems whole some and refreshing.

Now the barkeeper is incessantly pounding ice and shaking Now the clerk nods ou the ateol and the solitary customer steals quietly and baahlully into the deserted store.

Now the rivers are low and murky, and the streams dried up into pools, with soft, half dry mud about.

Now the cattle stahd lazily In the shade, with never quiet ears and taila and heads.

Now the pigs, half buried in mud, pant laboriously as If ajbout to faint. Now the horse plods slowly along, bearing hard upon the check rein and fighting vain battles with tt?e flies, 'Now we "take a rest."

At this season of the year there is a sort of madness in the blood of people— a madness that manifests Itself in an ungovernable desire to get out of town. It Is the picnic mania. Through the disordered brain of the picnic maniac there floats discordant virions of green fields, wild flowers, purling streams tumbling in soothing melody over mossy stones, a cheerful robin splitting its little throat with an outburst of song in the trees overhead, and a frisky grey squirrel hanging by bis heels head downwards and barking an indignant protest against the invasion of bis domain, tills is the maniac's delusion. The reality is something like the following: Dust, rain, swoltei-, crush, choke, mosquitoea, ohiggera, ticks, sweat fume, filth, swear, evaporation, draggled and dirt begrimed skirts, soiled pantaloons, disgust, headache, and*a temporary reformation only to relapse at the next temptation, 'J™

John Dowltno, an old printer and well known to tb« craft for the last half century, died In Washington on Thursday. He bad been connectcd with several newspapers, and was highly esteemed.

We find the above in the Baltimore Gssette, and although we have no other tidings of his death, presume it must be our former townsman, tho brother of the late Thomaa Dowling. „v-,r

EvKRY season it seems Ihke a certain number of boya must be drowned In the river. The last victim Is Sddie Newman, a boy of nine years, gtand-child of Mr. King, the watchman of the I. A St. X* road at the crossing of Third street, and with whom he was living. He was bathing at the sandbar north of the bridges on Thursday about noon knd got beyond Uis depth, IT* b$dy was recovered with a soine.

military display at tb«f IWr

grounda on the Fourth will take place in the afternoon, in front of the amphitheater, which Is to be brushed up and putln nice order tor witnessing the grand pageant and competitive drill. The movements of the soldier boys sad the music of the several beads will attract the moat brilliant assemblage ever gathered ha that amphitheater. »ni

Thbinteresting graduating exercises attracted aa usual a large number of oof people to the dellghtfol *8t. Mary'a of the Wooda," on Wednesday. Theciasa this year consist** ef Misses Msnde Helm, Fannie WUhtfni, Baiy McHugh, LoeU Stonkard, Florence Connelly, Fannie Fetter, Nellie Shannon and Mary Curn. J:

Amokq the street displays on the Fourth will be immense wagons fitted up by the operatives at Oilman A Reynold's cooper shop, Hulman Fair* bank's distftlery, T. B.John's saw mill, Seath A Bauer's car works and other large manulMtories. s*

Tuunim Dm Vandalla will ran to and from Um Mr grounds every Ik* minutes, on ths 4th, in order to carry the vast throng that will gather to hear ths •ratious, ths music and other Inzeresting exardaes and witness ths mllltaqr compete time drill.

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Society doting lh%

pssl ear hssreftdarsd asslslsnes to fivs hundred and twentymos famillea and has expended tor awcet oharity 16. The society has on hand only |50O,to b»gin the ooming year'awotk.

TkbLs, a AS. w. Rsilread WlU win an excxmlen train to the eassp aseeting at Btnford, nbovs Crawfordsvill©, tomorrow. The train leaves at 7 s'doek In the morning. Fare for trip

CHURCH NOTES.

Christian Chapel—Rev. G. P. l*calo, pastor. In the morning ths pastor will preach "A Harvest Sermon." Eveqlog subject: "The Water of Tift."

Baptiat Church—Rer.O. R. Head pastor. Morning aabject: "The Glrer of Spiritual Ufs." Evening: "How to Bear the Ilia We Have."

First Presbyterian Church—Rev,Alex. Sterrett, pastor. Morning service only. Preaching at Honey Creek at 3 p. m*

Rev. W. McK. Darwood will preach at Centenary Church to-morrow morning on "The End of the World—When it Will Come." Evening subject: "Spiritism."

Sunday Sohooi Concert in the Second Presbyterian Church to-morrow eventiff »i« taSitiK, -s

Usual services to-morrow morning and evening at the Congregational church. Preaching by Rev. A. Etheridge.,

COLORADO.

Colorado haaahighandwell-aastalned reputation as a health resort. The pure, dry ^r, of quite a uniform, temperature, Is especially favorable for any disease of the respiratory organs, while the hot or cold soda springs quickly benefit almost any form of rheumatic disease. Colorado has been called theSwitserland of America. Bayard Taylorsays that in all his very extended travels, he never saw grander or more beautiful scenery than that of Colorado. Mr. Durham, of our own city, expresses ths same Ideas. For grand and beaaUfUl scenery, for health-giving air and water, Colorado la unsurpassed.

BtrsdBss mbx should know that an advertisement inserted in Thursday's and Saturday's Mail will fall into the hands of 20,000 persons. The Mail Is sold on Saturday by more than 150 newsboys. The Thursday paper goes to almost every postofflce within fifty miles of this city. It Is sold by newsboys on the streets Of all the surrounding towns All advertiaementa go Into both papers for one price. The Mail Is the people's paper—everybody takes It. Ten cents a line is all that Is charge for local or personal advertisements—five oents line for each paper. Cheapest and best advertising afforded by any paper in the city.'• *.!.. —Sbb Kyce A Walmsley's change of ad. Extra bargalna are now offered to rednoe stock.

IT 18 ACKNOWLEDGED THAT OUR VARIETY OF FANCY GOODS IS WHAT THE TRADE WANTS. HONEST GOODS AND IiOW PRICES.

CENT STORE.

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JAC WHITE.

One House Won't Hold Him*

Jac White proposes that no one shall suffer on the Fourth for want Of his delicious Ice Cream and other delicacies, so he has engaged ths room across the street, formerly occupied by G. Foster Smith, and as faat as hla parlor overflows.be will escort the hungering and thirstingacross the street. In the mean time if you want a plate of the best cream, drop into bis brilliant parlor. He is making extra exertions to supply outdoor stands, picnics and excursions at low ratea, with everything needed. ..it,'

Hsrkt Hsrkl

See Shryer Bro?. for the new Smith Wesson Self-Extraotor Revolvers. Also, a fUll line W sporting materials, all at very low prices

Dn. Habtbb's Liver Pills restore ths secretions, remove obstructions, and change the diseased organie action into a healthy one. Tor sats by all druggists* .. 3

CkstUn, '!v

We wish to caution users of Dr. Price's Cream Baking Pewder astalnat buylng It in bulk. Unprincipled dealers ar« mixing flour and other substances with It, and selling itaa Dr. Price's. Buy only in cant. and it wQi make lighter,, sweeter ana healthier biscuits,-cmkea, teL, than any other in the market.

Udles'LiM Kilts.

A nioe lot oi new stylea and extra lengtha just reosived at Mrs. Riddle's, next door to T. H. Riddle's old Stand.

INFANT ROBES, WORTH THREE DOLLARS, MARKED CALICO DRESSES FOR CHILDREN, 20c. LADIES' SUN BONNETS, 252. FANCY GOODS FOB EVERY ONE. POPULAR CENT STORE*

U.' I Isat as Baprssenta*. Steals ft Price put Ftavoilng Ext«*Ka In the nssrkel jnstss repgwealsd thetr bottlss srs full msssnre, hold «y»-half more, and are thres Umss the stisncU of ttooss ordinarily sohdL Ask tor Ir. Price's Ftevoring Extmcta. Ws andorss their dsdms tor parity and .1 .IS, -lAl-y

WIHELIR'8 iCECRIAM JTRSKSS1R. EACH FREEZER HAS AN ICE TOOL FOR PREPARING ICE, THEM A* A. O. AUSTIN* CO^.

rAJUtOM, 8XSBEBMJ

aCorn Drill will be sold low ft* eash. or traded tor stodk. fbrthsrps&aco-

ftctocy. Ilo. l7 so«th-4th^*ssi»«r m$c dress b*r4Sr. ii mill. I..I

Wwrt Liver P8la Oars

erilss of Dr. Haitarti KUxir of Wild ChMiy atasnpfrior tosny nssdidnssin thswoaM. Btor sale by aU drog«i«U.

FAN8.

Lsdiea, If you want a nice Pan, calf at Mrs. Riddle's, next door to T. H. Riddle's old atand.

Colorado Excursion.

completed. Excursion

to leave Terre Haute July 11th, 1878. Bound Trip Tickets to Denver $81.25, Points ol interest to be visited arepueblo,Manitou Springs, Pikes Beak^GJen Eyrie, Queen's Canyon, Needle Bock, Gfrd«i of the Gods, Devils Punch Bowl, Uta^Mv Rainbow Falls, Cheyenne Canyons, and Monument Park, including some of the grandest mountain scenery, on the continent

Tickets include railroad fare, meals to Denver, hotel bOl** and carriage hire for two days at Manitou Springs, and are good to return nntU October 31,1878.

Parties intending to join this excursion must do so promptly, as it will be limited to fifty members, for further particulars call on or addraas

J. T. Scovell, Normal School. Josefs RtcHASxaoir. 814} Ohio? 4.

jjAYCnonsii8,522

Ohio.,

HOUSE IUBEPER9 APRONS -OIL CLOTH—40oents, AT CENT SCORE.

'4th of July.

Pins at I cent a paper. Needles at ccnt a paper. Toread at 1 cent a spool. Spool Silk 1 cent. Good Corsets 20 dSritii." Ladles' Hats at 25 cents and upward. Red, White and Blue Ribbons, Flags, and all. kinds of Notions the cheapest, visit the

"BARGAIN STORE"

Of E. HUGHES & Co., 403 Main street, opposite the Opera House.

PALACE ORGANS The- Best I

'its?

T'hb fatest newspapers to advertise ln are those papers which go into the household and are read by the whole family. The Saturday Evening Mall Is emphatically a paper for the family circle and hence as an advertiaing medium is worth more to the merchant or general dealer than a paper hastily read In the business houson solely for the news of the day— and then cast aside. \vh

Better than Gold.

The grsnd Climax of soocesa la at last achieved. The poor rejoice, the sick arise and walk, the rich bask in the golden sunshine of perfect health. The physical miseries of ths human frame need no longer be endured. Dn. Kino's Caufobhia Goldbn Compound, for Dyspepsia, Constipation, Sick Headache, Coming kt of Food. Jaundice, Liver Complaint, Biliousness, General Debility, Drowsiness and Low Spirits. This wonderful remedy will posittoely curty and that where every remedy has failed. To prove that this wonderful remedy will do all we claim for It you are presented with a trial bottle/ree of cost, by which you will readily perceive Ita wonderful curative qualities, and Which wHl show you what angular one dollar.siae bottle will do. For sale by Gulick & Berry, Terre Haute. ,(2) [jfft, (,iii r' Mt" nfsi if

Ctnsaniptioa Cared. ,, An old physician, retired from practice, having had placed In his handa by an E*st India missionary the formula of a simple vegetable remedy, tor the apeedy and permanent cure for consumption, bronchitis, catarrh, asthma, and all throat and Inng affections, also a positive Mad radical cure for nervous debility and all nervous having tested its woi

re ror nervous a* complaints, after nderful eurativf oases, has folt !H|'

wers in thousands of oases, duty to make It known to histlwiffering fellows. Actuated by this motive, and a dealre to relieve human Buffering, I will send. Cms of charge, to all who deaAis it, this recipe, with full directioia for preparing and using, in German, French, or Engilah. Sent: by mall by addresalng with stamp, naming this per, W. W. Shemr, 140 Powers' Block

Mjhester, N. Y. (eoW)

EVANSVILLE

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TERRE HAUTE

BAIfcBOAD. ..

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aMnl nOMdml raovTsaanKAimtio

-visit LBftjNMe.Mvi.ftW hsnrsln t)M«Uy,

96,1818.

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This Old and Reliable Having perfected arfftngements for el*e con&eetlons with the Ht. L. 4 8. E R'y at BvaasviUe,aoW ootersths asst 1?

Direct ill BeilriUe Honte *i'J TQ ii if W' & Hadkfllle, Meaapld^ Atbuitm

And all interior (feints in the South, "Train ran as follows: Daily, «r-s Dslly,eept8anday. Leave Tetri HaaU,...40a.nu a I tjp.m. Arrive at KvansvlUeJI lta. n* 06p. m. Leave SvaasvlUeM.«~* a. m. Arrive at Kashvilie^8 66 p. a

To-morrow will be the hoiey Sabbuth da, a da of rest, da to be quiet— that Is, a body cud be quiet ef it wasn't fur these noisy, roudy picnip*. They'd better be goin1 in'does me so much gnod as to get up earty Sunday mornin' and go to sonto church an' bmr a popular minister dispense with the gospel—as some oft hem do. But before goln* I have a duty to

perform, wlfich is to say that Rippetoe, at the "White Frunt," which hi on on Mane strete, has to-d«y the most splenlayoi wus seen. He has peaches, apples, rasp-

to-aay

diferocs la

ont ftfgood things that eveiH is peaches, apples, rasp-

berri^, curranls, peas, b«au3, doviled hat all.

ham, potted meats, and I can't tell what Jest go an'see. .,fl

Farmers and Thresher^ men, €. A. Power, corner 1st and Main streets, represents the leading thresh tag machine factory in the world. J. 1. Case & Co., Racine, Wis. Prices and terms of payment to to snit the times.

PALACE'ORGANS "Best in the World." Sold 300 Main street-

ICE CREAM

Scudder, tie Old Reliable, in Fall Blast!

W. H. Scudder has thoroughly refitted his Ice Cream parlor, and invites the entire city to call and partake of the Ice Cream, the excellence of which baa made hla establishment a household word for almost a generation.

Mantels and Orates.

As pzstty a lot of Mantles and Grates as ever shown In this olty can now be seen at Moore A Hagerty's, a large Invoice having just been received, and sold at very low prlcea. a-:i' iUi

CRUSHED TO DEATH! High Prices on hats, caps, &c., at Kolsem's "New York Hat Store,M 511 Main Street.

Casaimere r«

Hamilton Norwalk KnfckerbockdF" iQa

Knic|erlM|y

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LoRMMiiort aai Terre Uute

SHORT LINE.

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OWEN, PIXLEY & CO,

Suits a

Black*tone ^a«iinere Hamilton Enfield r" •, Norwidk

v. -1 1 TU£ SATURDAY EVENING IklAIL IS ON SAXJi EACH SATURDAY AFTERKOON, -«rA m. Dooley.. ....Opera House4 -U Kaker Co—— ~.ly. O, Lobby U. r*. ....Opp. Post Office Kerd FridlerM.m..Oor.4th andXafeyette St mi~ a. n^.to nio theriffA Sly V. la. Cole——.. DixA Thnrman.. B. 8wineheart^.

Frank Watklns... B. F. Bollinjrer V. N. Griffltli T. L. Jones..., Vm. J. Duree......^.. J. K. Hochstetter^^., Albert Wheats—... Chas. L. Hinkle...^ Walton M. Knapp-.. Pontius IshlerM........ L. Volkcrs

John A.

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•. House Bnilders,. Jli- ,vSIt' ,, i}KSl Bear in mind that Moore A Hagerty are

Boss" in the line of Tin, Slate and Sheet Iron Roofing. They make this branch a specialty, and guarantee that work shall be doue promptly, and that prlcea as well as work shall be satisFactory.

ARB v'f,

Globe Mills Casumero Suits $14, That Wholesaled this Spring at t. '.«« Star Mills Blsckstone Mills Roc'.v woolen Co Mills Knickerbocker

14?" 12,"-» 12, 15 ».

8 00, 00,

The ahore are complete lines just received from our factory, and wehe made from woolens slaughtered by woolen companies after spring trade wa« over. Our waking force of sis hundred men and women hare enabled us to take adrantage of this sacriftcsand placs th«ss ftargaias upon the eountsrs of oar retail stores in season for late June and July trade.

The priow of all light weight Caasimere Suitings and ftrntaloons which were sssde e*rty hsMp seasen, hare been marked down from ten to thirtythme and onethird per ccnt^cconHng to value and style, and without regard to cost :,

All «pods markadiia plain figwss snd sold strictly at one price. MottS^ sTwlys refunded for any goods returned, not soiled.

OWEN, PIXLET & CO.

60S Main Street, Between 8th and 7th,

'xrosaoBcmaom,

WHOLESALE •ANUFAGTUWERS AND JOBBERS,

teawtrcst, tiwiawsliftlali! W laasyeMs, IMM lsw mmm *l«a

.JParis, Ills

X. C. Bates K©ckvll]e, Ind Hawkins A Wheeler.^~ „.._...Bra*il, Ind John W. Hanaa....~~._ Mattoon, Ills J. K. Langdonm.MN~n~M.~...Greencasile, Ind H. A. Pratt ...w..—~«~.~~...Wavcland, lud Chas. Diekson...MM.M.MM,~JCnijht5ville, Ind r.M.Corley St Marys, lud Charles Taylor Rosedalo, lud

CTark...:..............-.~XiYlng,ton)

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.Marshall, Ills ^.Sullivan Ind „.Clinton, Ind .4

J. C. WIlPftTl" rbarlftston. Ills airara Licklighter. Annapolis, Ills y" t. E.

Sinks.... PerTysville, Ind R. Ed. Eover «.wwVenuilllo«,Ill» Thomas Grl*x!e„ .oaktown, Ind a C. Sparks ....Hertford, lud Chas. u. Rippetoe...^.- Ssmdford.Ind aam'l Derrlckson- —..._..E\tgenet|nd Otic M.Odell Newport, Ind ....^Montestima, Ind .Shelbnnie, Iiul gp

Merora, Ind

Prairioton.Ind

Brldeetor, Ind -A'

Bowling Green, Ind Rosevllle, Ind* ..^^..Farmersbnre, Ind

Westflela, Ili» Martinsville,Ills .Pennlson, IPs X!'"

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Harry Westfall Tnscola, Ills OlyssesS. Franklin,. Ashmore, Ills Will DeArmond .. ^licola, IK* Sdwin S.Owen ... Ooshen, Ind John Hecdrix BcJlmore, Ind Wallace Sandusky—......New .Lebanon, Ind1 Samuel Lovlns. —Majority Point, Ills Richard Cochran-.-.w...»......Ceuter\'ille,1nd Harvey 8tuhbs..MWW~..«~. ~.ChrlRi«an, Ills a. A. Bachanan„...—JiHls-ou, lud «. Mcllroy ^laxvlUe, Ind J.8.H»iritt...«MW.«M»m—.Dudley, lis A. L. Bnrson...^.^..—— .IScotland, I lis H. C. Uickerson....'.~...........~-Sccleyvlllo, Ind Rose Ann Palmer^.^-.^M.-l^KPort, Ind Ben Francis...M..,.~~*..~-.. Darwin, Ills J. J. Golden...^.. Hutsouville, I Us H. M. Pierce— ——nar sT?",cr8« a P. Btrother.....~..... Hlddlebnry, Ind F. J.8. Robinson Gloverlund, Ind

JoeT. MoOoskey YouugKtown, Ind W. B. Hodge Yerk, Ills A. O. Kelly .....„.„.^.U31oomlngilale, Ind J. D. Cobnelly Annupolis, Ino J. W. Russell A Co Armiesburg, Ind B. A. Herrlek Kansas, Ills J. H. Resder. ....^....Center Point, ind Owen Klssner Fairbanks, Ind C. L.C. Bradfleld ...Palermo, Ills E. Davis tkml Blnff, Ind Vn. Lewis.— ..DarllnKton, 1 ud W. B. Martyn. Oarllale, Ind Clement Harper —Midaietowa, Ind W. R. UmTiW ..........Casey, I lip D. B, ^tehett tartersburg, Ind r.J. Hutchinson—~—~...~.....»~.Danat R. A. Hurts Oakland. Ills Beth B. Helton ...Hunters, Ind W. L. Flannerg Cloverdale, Ind

We are pleased to inform the publl.c cur friends and patrons especially, that we t, have snceeeded in getting a large supply of 1 superior northern |L,t

LAKE ICE

With which to serre them the coming $ reason. Oar prioes are as cheap as the cheapest. WE AKECfTIZENS OF TERRE IIAUTE, and rcspectrully ask a oontlnuanco or their

"w°'V PERDUE,

Tert-e Haute fee Coriipany, C22 Main Street

The Inducements

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IN YOUTHS' DEPARTMENT.

$ 7 «0,1 'That Wholesaled this Spring for $ 8 50 1 9 8 0 1 2 0 0 ..,. *.••.? .f

"IN BOYS' DEPARTMENT.

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"Y** fbfrtw aa. •". *kt' fir oof'That Wholesaled this S)»ri%'f6r $7 00 5 601 6 60 50.

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Oil 111/, fsj Blo.44 Xnia street, Loekftort, 11. k* Re. Ill 1tlefc«|n» ntet, Heatii Bead, Ia4U ..

$17 00 18 60 lfi fiO 15 00 18 00 13 00 11 00

0 00 7 00