Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 11, Number 39, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 26 March 1881 — Page 5
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THB Democrats will not nopoinate their candidate for citvofflces until the an he
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Nebraska, Colorado, and California, on next Tuesday the 29th. WK are tempted to say this is a bright and beaut ffal day, but we fear a blizzard may come down from the North before the pe«f*boys get hold or the paper*. Thl* is season, of surprises ul u'^'THKBK is some talk of the A St. L. building a round house and shops in
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TMIc NatlonalS last Saturday evening nominated W. M. Slaughter for Mayor, George Mills for Treasurer, Henry Byers for Clerk, Fred Qottschalk for Marnhall, and Jabez Smith for Assessor.
TnKfctatement in the papers that seven suicidesItave occured in the A. O. U. W. is inctnrect. There (have beeh oply
-a*'** threo. August Behndt, the suicide of ]ast W^bk, was not a member of the order.
THfM 'entertldTiments offered by the Library Lecture Committee h*ve been exceedingly fine. The last, but not least, fn thecowrse is Bnrdette, the funny fhan. who lectures at the Opera House,
v.H h«s fTHKpostofbioe contest in this city has !3«k been a big souro* of revenue to the teleu# ghiph company. Webb Oasto says that he has himself spent $125 in this direction. Webb doean't care for expense when he pntt hi* hole hart" in a cause.
A JURY yesterday said that Bud Shewmakcr must go to the penitentiary for a term of two years, for his part in the night robbery of one Forbes, a few weeks since. Pierson, $lineand Farrand, indieted for participation, are to have a hearing next week.
THKRB is nothing like being eondso and to the point in the minor details of life. The son of a business man of this city waa absent from school, recently, and as is customary, the teacher sent a not© to the father inquiring the reason for the absence. The answer came in these words: "The dilapidated condition of tho encasement of hi* pedal extremities enforced his absence" He simply wanted to say that the boy had boon kept away to have his shoes mended.
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lovers of smndal and court house iu largo
'lu 8^'kcrtd *t the nutnlwrs on Tuesday, when the slandor ***m tmlt of Abiiill va Wilkerson was called. ^s B«t ,tbey were doomed to dissppoiutj. meatlt^davits* containing aheap of inm& nasthMM^ being filed by the defendant f» for a continuance on aoeonni of. the *'r absence of important wltnessc«, and eo tltejgy* wis continued until the next terju.j Thotv is a formidable array Of counsel oti both side*, and a great number of witnesses. If ever the «ase come* to trial, it will be a lively alMr.
IS^UKTIL Mr. Jones receive* his commission as pofttmaster he has sotn*caase for II hr^rt altil y^lhSugh the PrfSdent has
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tion for it will lie retgmn^eted that «arr«poQ*f ^terl* A. Burnett^s appolnUuentloAius oCtblJhadleaa (Mat to iJm Semite^sMr.JPilbeck, tWn.*snow, in Washington, laid hia case before the President and had the appointment withdrawn. It fet aatd that Sheridan's ride was laid in the shade by Fllbeck% quick time from the White H**i*e to the ("spltol, carrying ia note from the Pwident to Senator Morton, authorizing the change from Bun«jU to FlllifCk,
•, ATAfeiik OB JLrmxm& The following marriage licenses hav« been issued since our last report:
James WitttBCtasijr sad Ktlsafeetfc J«rdt iliwdow (VtHim and Ida iJcnoj'. B. RcvnoktjH aiul Atlcc Slower, ivunts Orattcy and Pheebe BUetrr. \Vhift«M Msflod sod Anrita C»4w*OOd. Wm I. n. l¥wis.&Wu.'
^-R, 3. Buidett© lertwe* at tho Opera llou^ Oil Friday. Aprit 1st
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putting under carpet*-—for sale at The Mail office, at 36 and 50 cents a hundred. LAST year's straw bats should now be raked out of the rubbish and well aired till Yen nor. give* the signal towOar them. *. t% W. Gh LEOOBTT -will take his fortyseventh excursion to Kansas, Texas,
this cfi^ duHng the coming summer, but as(iyetno definite action has been takdn..
CAINTY,whose
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here havebeen received with so much favor, will return, Monday evening, and give an' efCnin^ of recitations, at the First .Baptist churcb. -T f'iHB Friday evening talk attheBapAt tlst church' last night was by E. L. Noroh "Baectricity." He Interested a •i t.T-.\J" W'trn-'t.
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A NEW COURT HOUSE. The Comity Commissioners after holding two sessions to hear expressions, from our citizens—and which, by the way, were pretty generally favorable —on Tuesday ordered that a cburt house be built on the court house square, at a cost not to excede 93p0,0Q0 and a jatt building at a eost of $30,000. All the commissioners voted for* .the Jart building, bat Mr- Wilspn, one of the Democratic oommisstoners, voted against the bnilding of a court hou*fe.'
W. B. Wari^ii,, Bepabltoin, ©r. Swfcf,ford, Democrat, *od Philip Newhart, National, have been selected as an advisory committee^ bdt without Vote or official authority.' tt the advice of these gentleman is taken as toe nock progresses, our, people will fed confidrtit that the wbrik will be falthftiUj hi^rT formed and theTwuae ttonestly bjuftt,ti-V
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While sound business ptiacipleswoold have directed the use of the money now fn the county treasury !n theerecupiijdf Uio much neede^-^ail, and in»y«av «r two, whenothflr money had accumumulated, have begun 1W boikMn^1 of 4 Court boose, The kail wilt ehter proteat, now th*tth)9torder has.beeumada. Ail mast axlmit that a court hobse is! needed. Jt is needed fo^ uae Of thU courts and couiity ofBcers, it is^nesded for the protection our county records, and such a building is needed to save that end of town from going Into dec^v The tendency of the town is to drift east* ward, and every well wisher of the city —one of the prettiest in the ^and—^ahould join heartily in any movement to "hold it level/' It is not desirable that thore should be rapid gfrowth in one p^ut of the city at the expense of the.older portion. So let there be no captious opposition, but all heartily support the- Commissioners in the Work, they Have commenced, and which, we Relieve*!they intend to perform honestly, faithfully, prudently and economically^
LECTURES."' V^
The Library lecture course wkll close, on Friday evening of next week -with the appearance of Bob Bnrdettethe "Hawkeyfe man," whose funny sayings have tickled us foryeqra. This wW be. his Orpt vMtto thisdtyrjmdhpfctartree of alarg* weloome
MnL A^in EUia Young, one* one of
The Nation's Shame," in which she tell* of the awful wickedneos of Monnonism and Polygamy. She has the endorsement of the best people of the country
The 0. A. R. will bring Schu^ler Colfax here oh tlue evening of the lSth of April, to deliver hi* great lecture on "Abraham Lincoln." 'Our people will asalist the "soldier boys'.'.in giving, the distinguished Indianian a large audience.
TKB sad now comes ^romOtf( Kentucky, of the insanity Of Jtrei Ira Delano, formerly of this city. (She arrived there irom Chicago, one week ago last Sunday e-^ning, and was assigned a room at the Hord fifonse. On "Wednesday night following, sheieft herbed, and with no clothing but *-cloak of thin material, started out unobserved., Bareheaded and barefooted she wallted four miles out in the country, stopping at a farmer's house. Her feet and legs *»ere lacerated and torn, and her hair full of burs. She was taken back to the hotels and received^very possible care. She had in her possession |70 in cnrreticyand a couple of bank checks—one for 100. The loss of her property is said to be the causc of her mental malady. It is sad to hear of this wreck of a lady so recentIon tly the mistress of a happy homes, surrounded by luxury and plenty.
MIRS EMMA M. BAKER, of Chicago, has been engaged to sing at the Centenary church concert, which will be given on Tuesday, April 6th.- -.The Toronto Globe says her voice is almost a mezzo soprano, but, very sweet and musical. It is young and.fresh, and full of promise. With her unaffected manners, cultured voice, and datural grace, she completely captivated the audience and will be remembered as "the years glide by" as one of the brightest star* in the RiveKlngconstellation.
THK Vigo county Christian Temperance Union will meet in convention iu thia cityi, April 4th, at 2 p. m., in the hall,oti Ohio stteet., The Staie Uniort and Grand CVun«ilwhl.iiieet on the 6tb and 7th of Ara||Mtil||Holit All temperance ^pniyiow wit xpert«l to send fifo (yfegates each.
THK UUIUUW^IM^CII. Hfigl, the nurseryman and fi»ri*t-t*4iaUy printed by Hebb ft Ooodwln,' is on our Uble, and attention is called to Mr. H^s card in another place.. -If you consult him he can do moch towards bea your homo from his large stock.
MOOKK A LAKOKK, die job printer*, have recently put up in their printing houae a fine cylinder press to accoaamodate their constantly increasing work. A card in another column tails that they are now prepared to do German printing- ..
done J. W. Melliah as a competent electro gold and silver plater, and commend Mm to patronage. Call on Mm at No. 52&H Main street,
—The library Lecture Oomcaittee announce R. J. Burdette, the Burlington "Hawkey©** man, at the Opera House, Friday, April 1st,
-lauit Dainty at the First Baptist church, Monday evening, March 2Stb. Admission, 55c and SOc.
THE PASSING1 SHOW
SHOWS AND SHTFW
WhatamagniaoentwuttMim thatws to witness the beautiful drama of "Hasel Klrke," on Tuesday jit completely fiQod the Opei^ vHoase. 'And what a magniflosnt play it 4a. Such jdayli keep aQvo the batter instincts of to*
they ^evatM. finer sentinttftt* afm tifiaaaod
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stage n*ed*4h«f)Br inatrumenisofgood, Th»drtu»a. of tbdhaait it riot y^t with'ottt-'' fts- IHild' *ahd ttlsridn. Qt Wtetbe stage haa h^niii^Bd with a depressing anoontj at m^iah. Light, nothing, pesaeasingno mmre merit than sounding display and fcOnfiasion, have' sp gaged,
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pUblio aonaidBratifiL. Tbfa tin^el and empty display muftt become diagusting io tntenigoooe, *f|t|M: a time, and the mind gladly «omea baok to* ecmtfmpbi-' tionof worthler thitigs. ''HaaeljlQi&a," played bora, eiictte nothing tn^t pmiae. £very perscinatim is as near perfection aathemoat'exaettngeritic coul^dfHirc. Couldock is adminibly fitted for Dunstan Klrke, It seems that all he dote for the old man of iron will ia tof pqt on his elotbea afid ^peak .his native delect. It is a powerful characterization and -dramatic art incarnate in. Couldock's petsrai Effle Kllsler is a delightful Ha*el' Ki'rke and invests the diaracter Vrfth pure aimpl^city,and line dfamatic force. She ia.a charming, natural *ctres*, and wfe wlsh We could we
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tehei4.' She seenik to feel every word she fttera, an4 the andienoe freely yields its team for her sorrows and stxifferings. Thien there fs Oastavus Levick, who play^ carefully, sad well, with genteel «rao^ nhs jrotmg lover, and happy, yet unhapppy hnaband, While W. J. Ferguson, as Httacus ,,Of«en, wi(p iniknitable.
setting the house in a roar. Btot every member of thef company is admiralty
Brigham Young's wives, has been secured for a lecture at the Opera' jQ[0use, on Tdesday evening, the 6th cif April. ,.ii .. ., H.r theme will b. "Ufh'. Corm^d''^10 M'.w P"». further without Maying
partieularise iurther without more than we intended. We aii glad to know that our people ari beooming posted as: to good aud^iiad cogipwriw, and that the good seldonrcomoh&e now without having their rewind in ^eaeroua patronage.
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It ,xoay seem a contradiction of the foregoing tokspeakinpraise of the tainment giventoalarge andienoe, night, by Wiflle Edouin^s "Sparki," the mirth-prov^kiBg ''DrQana or, Fiin inaPhotograph dUsiery^VforltiHa fij^tt and airy nothing. It is atyled a two-act conceit, *Ud lis on'e of those creations of a vivid imagination which are used to displaythe'talent* Of lot' of spedalty nrtiBth The ^oh^pany is the same as when beire early.in the season, except thht Mis* Lilian Lancaster takes the part |of Aliee Atherton Mr*. Edonln), who isat home taking c$re Of that new baby. Eadt mamjer pf the company takes from two to lour characters, and'all play to each Other with is much ease, grace, and force as if th6y were members of one family and had been rehearsing their several parts for life. ...
MBS. AJTNA KVA FAY. F(: J'-U-
This distinguished spiritual medium, who became noted for her submission to the tests imposed by Prof. CroOkes and other scientists of the Royal Society of England* will appear at the Opera House to-morrow evening, and if We can believe tho bills and press extracts,it will be a wonderful exhibition. We qnote the following:
PrOf. Crtooke8 il*ys: "Noonehasany authority from me to say that I have any doubt of Mrs. Fay's mediumship."
The Evening Telegram fN. Y.I savs: "She.M wondiaul and. incompr*hen«ible.',
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Louisville Journal: "The manifestations were of the most extraordinary character." .WaHhingtou (D. C.) Chronicle "Mrs. Fay's mymeriou* seances are tte Unest we evw Witnessed."
St. JOseph Gaaette:
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festatton* arairuch from whtaheveh incredultty shrinks away when called npon: fVr an explanation of their origin."
There will be no dramatic entertainmofts at the Opera Souse', next waek^-^ The engagement of Joe Jefltaoi lw
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The following are booked: Magge Mitchell, April 6th. My Gerald! ne, April 7th. Mr*. Jooh Whitcomb, 15th and Lawrence Barrett, April ITtfc. Madame Rent*, April 18th. Genevieve Ward, May ad.
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—The Ontario Society will meat |aoa-j day evening at Prof. 8hide% masterown, In the Normal, instead of Tue*day a* previously announced.
—Patronise home "interests la thl way to build up a town. Thereto Wm. Both*, the carriage builder, 121 sooth jltM street. All through the long *int§ he ha* hi* eetebttahment filled gant and honestly made lot of phaetons, and oaarriagea. lh gWng hint your patronage yon not only get the worth of your money bat |«n give week to onr home mechanics.
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PARKXTO, in boying children's J^oes, ask for those with A, & T. do. Black Tip upon them. They will ontwear **»y shoe, adding to the beauty of even the finest. A. S. T, CO. stamped on tip.
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UPBUILDING?
Perhaps nOcity in the West'hasgrown so steadily and substantlafty as Tferre Haute. Year after year has addteflkb it* growth. No year has passed for hslf* century wfth out'signs of jvognss
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In no year has ita groth been of a mushroom character. Railroad* and .nalanufactorie*,- substentisl bosinees blocks and el^ant residences have come .In due time and they have always beep needed at the time they have come. Sometimes we may havethought we'-were getting along alowly, bu| Jtfcere li*s been satisfisction In knowing that t^e growth |p '. healtby and enduring. There Is promise the, cbtnlflg season of miore than ^ie average, improvement in building. This is. e*piceally notable i* small dWeUing" houSes, for which there is great demand andean nfcgent necessity. One of our buildera .has. -already contract* for twenty-nine small dwellings. An, Express reporter notes the following,- so^aeof which' haye already been mentioned in these columns:
Thirteen small house are being built on North Eeight street. G. W. Bement is erecting two frame houses on South Sixth street df nine or ten rooms bad).
J. H. O'Boyle to also bUilding two houses- of similar dimensions in same locality.
Mrs.' Enslev is building a double frame on aouth^xth. E. R, Bryant^ to having an addition built to his house, on Cherry street.
A depot is being erected at Montrose.. A. J, Crawford nnd W. R. McKeen are each having barns erected.
H. H. Boudinot is having the old Ripley house on the corner of Eight and Eagle Street overhauled, and it will make quite a handsome dwelling when completed.
Joseph Shryer is having a dwelling of six rooms built, oh Mulberry street between Sixth and Seventh.
C. H. Mitchell is building a house Qf isight rooms, on south SixTh-and-a-balf street.
Howard SandisOti is building an addition to his house, on the corner of Fourteefnth street and Liberty avOnue.
F. C. Henry is making preparations to erect a fine dwelling before long., .' E. L. Godecke is building a tine dwelling house in the southern part of the large number of small dwellings are going up in the -eastern part of the
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Joel H. KeSter is building* tivo story street, to com brick house, on Fourth about 94,000.
Dr. J. T. MusiC and Dh A. W. Spaiil will each erect a' fine dwelling, on south Sixth street, this spring.
A large two story brick business house is almost completed, on the corner of Fourth and Cherry streets,
The building appear* to be pretty generally distributed throughout the
—Don't forget the date. BU^dette" at Opera House, Friday, evening, April 1st,
THE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. On account of ill health, Prof. 3*rvin ha* sold his'interest in the Terfe Haute Commercial College to H. CL Miner, the well^uiown booklteepert six y(Mlrs withOarviit :**. jUitf «Al£ftfr, Jrhel^ firm nathe will fa» isbw.Jh jMlU*r. Those gentleman have ftesd(|n of the founder of the cellefee **e: competent atid thorough htatfucto^a, fully able: to conduct the'institution and to'iill all contracts. Thtoootoge h** in'J the |nst'ninetlsiii '^yes^' Ui£eu I prominent' part', in. the tnachli^g -of correct business principles, and probably no institution of Iftkj character 'csii poiht to so, large a ttst of prominent merchants, bankers, and business men among its gratteates. The new proprietors are young men ofenergy and enterprise and take the ..college at an auspicious time, for it never before was in a more fiorishing condition.
vilmn A CARD. Sickness having confined me to my roomd for the past three months depriving me from taking any part in my College, and the urgent appeal fifdm my physicians and boat friends to desist from any active employment until I am restored'to health, compels me tf sever my position as principal and proprietor of the Terre Haute Commerefal College.
To, efiect this 1 have disposed^of' the same to Messrs. Isbell A Miller, who are well kntowft to be competent it^ ^yery way. to conduct the institutioU Batiafactorily to all wjho are interested in the above eoltege. Mr, Isb&l having been associated with me in tbe samq Xor the past two years, and Mr. H. C. Miller Serving oversixyo*r*a* instructor, Satisfactorily, in all the dlffferent departments, 1* evidence that the COUsgp will to in good coiitrolt
In severing my rel*tions with the above Oolleg*, whidi I have filled rfghteen yearn, ««H time* receiving ante±tensive patronage from our 01fn and adjoining State*, and especially onr onrn dty, it to with feeling* ot rtgrOt that don the responsibilltie* whi^h' I so long tried to fill sattohctorily fo patronl,and Withhohor Id sfntUi IndMng so, I desire to impart my SUtterrthanlra to all7 former etndente, patrons, friends of the College, and thepuVtiriLfor 4he IRMral support, aidsnd nagemetit gfven trie, trusting that the stonegenerome bestowal Of patronage may be given Hi the ftiture to my Soocesaorsin the college. Reepectfnlljr,
R.OARVIN.
'HE f'ICTURE SALE.
The sale of Walter Sets' pictaieant the P. O. lobby, nndMTtbe direction of 8. R. Baker, have been quite asttotectory. Aa waa stated last week, the purchase of one small ptetwo for one dollar—itedLf well worth tin money—entitles .the holder to ndbuuaee of drawing the huge p*tfrtl"g "SuMhiM andShadow.*? T3m sale of the 150 small paintings will probably he completed early next week, and the incky on* will be made known
-Laura Dainty in her popular redtatlona and good music, at the First Baptist church, Monday evening.
DOXT FAIL to take out an Accident Policy with Riddle, Hamilton A Co.
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Carpets, Wall Papers^ctc
Jfe Bay )}o ^koddy Stock!
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We denotDeftl Trukj Goods!
A Hood Article Hu Talie!
MerelliAdise is ))»ir at
Tke Coitotiy ls Flooded With Couiieifeits
We have eertablkhed a reputation for standard fabrics and fair dealing, ana we intend.to maintain it agaihst the p^esSu re of thoefe who sell inferior goods and resort to nnbusiness-liko ways to influence customers.
We invito a critical examination of our stock as to quantity, quality, variety, stylea and prices.
RTGB & WALMSLET
-yiiht 30^ Wabash street, Terra Haute. es-BsssessasssS' -1 A smart, aleck thought to stump me this mormn by aidng why a red cow 'should give white milk
our way through the crowd always congregated there and made our seleckshuns of good eatin from their' turkeys, and chickens, cranberrfts, oysters, lettuce, Onions and radishes, oranges, ltnaonsj bantnss and cocoanats, cabbage, spinach and kale,
Eone-radish,
arsnips, heats, oyiter plants, grated bean porkv corn .htef, hsm and eggs, breakfast bacon, shoulders, beef tongue and meed warst,,: potted tongar,boaeleM pigs' feet, spiMd pigs': feet so*tripe, mixed pick It
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buA(, tauatsrd by toe gallon, minoe meat, sweet cider, iwrghum molasses, strained honey'and honey in the comb, fresh maple fjrup and* buckwheat floor, rye andGrabani flour, dried fruits, canned fruits, bottjed gooasj .canned meats and fish, mixed and fancy candies, cigars and and tobacco, peanut#, fresh bread and creamery butter. Call on Rippetoe & Miller and get yonr supplies for a good' Subdav dinner.
FOR wit, wisdom, pathos and pur* fun, hear Burdette, at Opera House next |ff^eT?i|ing
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Spring is approaching and th^timO' to Oh nanotto plant fruit and shade trees. •T *m'$rep*£ed to fill all otders in ahy kind' of fruit ot ornamental trees. My stock is large and fifie,'especially the evergreens. Please call andlrtspect my stoc&>efore' nurcha8ing elsewhere. My new descriptive catalogue of fruit and ornamental trees and green house and bedding out pUuts. w! sfppl
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BAKERY,
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LUliCH A BOT COFFEE A* ALL HOURS 'Oysters, »on.
Cbeese,, 8t«*k, rtsh, JteajPr Buns,
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LAJiOAND ORGAN
For an MtSstle Job leave orsmdottlecs to KDMXKBV PALACB OV WKtSlC. ASthe oilr pncleal workmo in litis city, hav1m worked both In Organ and Ptaaoaanutbetnrie*, with a falljr equipped workshop at oar
eommaad, all repairs are executed th*a*meas at manufactory. Call or send for paaspbtot giving list of references and MasUaeonhow to take proper mn of the
PARTICULAR JfOTICE «0 OOWOK RESIDED T». No travelioa agents or eoMcitoni employed. All eaiis prompOy attended to ettiierhr myself orson Albert.
Beapeetfolty, L. KCSSNER.
Palace oi Mnsic. Terre, Bant*
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^Ihe Witrpa's the verv best machine That ever you did uy, And if you want the very best,
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The Singer^ day has passed And of the WHITE we sing,away, BfefOrelhe Howe we no bow,
Qive commendation high. ', Now if you want the best machine, You can get it, never fear, Jnst oall on
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I said they didn't always. Then he was pusaeled, An' he axed why? Because, stdd, I, sum uv its blue milk. Jest then the street car stopped in frunt uv Rippetoe & Miller's Ibig grocery, an' I got out, with the rest uv the folks, all a lftugbin fit to kill at the smart yung.man. We elbowed
654 Main street, McKeen's Rlock.
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The Weed and Wilson, and some more, .3 Were good once in their day, /y a:. But now the
WHITB,
WHICH HE BELLS VERY CHEAP.
FOUNP!
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has been foUttd that the undcrsjmied has ixtrgOTtaiiatianasoraost
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one and two seated TIMKIN anil
free on
—MONET TO LOAN to Farmers o» the best of terms. RIDDIJS, HAMILTON A Co.
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noiseless and light, ffepi'
Bean oadlapated sway. Its perfect tension is a thing, whleh every one admiroK, It runs so light, and sews so well,
&
The sewer never tires. TwlU sew the heaviest of goods, As well as fabrics ltubt. For each and every kind of work,
There's none can beat the Worrs. Its parte are »U of Jbardentd steel, ffis warranted live years, .Itff woodwork flnlshea off In style.
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With walnut knot veneers. Rsprieeslow, to suit the times The rich and poor can bu y, .f. Its thousands sold within the year
-WDILLOTI 1 Every Style & Price.
Gnsrwiteed Vaequaled JOB opmnoH.
TIII|MIII»IHIIIB
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Terra Haute, jZ
Or his agents anywhere. WHITE OFFICE,
304 Main otreet.-
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m\' 15 t"/
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WW. OLIVER.
At the New Stand,
No. 631 Main Street.^
For everything in tho way of
TABLE SUPPLIES.
FARMERS
will find there
LOW DOWN PRICES,
In all kinds of Staple and FancySf.:^'- I O^oeries. "*$
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as -i
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... Phsetons, „,Sun-Down4"
BRKWS-
STER SIDE-BAR BUUGIEH, the new twoseated KELLOGO Pir^n ONS, and other vehicles now in rtock.
WM. POTHS,
No. 121 Pouth Third Street
WITHOUT A RIVAL
The attention of the musical public is tespectfullv Invited tonn invoice of the celebrated ,,
STEOK PIANOS
'. Being received at 7
few's Palace of Music
I particularly Invite an inspection and comparison of the closest and mont exacting judges, for certainly finer Instruments have never before been placed on sale in this city
GET.THE BEST!
"4|
ECONOMY.'
punaniLiTY
WORK—AW8HIF.
aai Omrmkam tomdla BO
otlun.
Ahray« Bellable.
POPULAfl
EVERYWHERE.
f«v lals ia Ersrjr Oitj asd Tows la ti^Usltsd Itatsi. AXD BY
T0TM-KY BROS.
Terre
flatite, ludU