Terre Haute Daily Gazette, Volume 1, Number 190, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 11 January 1871 — Page 4

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RAILROAD TIME-TABLE.

TERRE-TIAUTE AND INDIANAPOLIS. ARRIVE. .New York Express

LEAVE. 1:15 A. 7:0-3 a.M...

2:50 l'. Indianapolis Local.... 11—U A. *iS"1". LOUTS, VAND ALIA & TERRE HAUTE. l,n,AVK.

Vuii'fcilia Short Line Jioule.

THE

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ROCXVILLE EXTENSION.

IiEAVE. 4:40 P. 31.

n.-.io ]. in

Oflieo opens during the week torsale of Stamps Money Order business, &c., liom a.in.tO(.«U

On Sundays open from 8 a. m. to S) a. in ~No Money Ordei clay.

Jpr

in slumber.

er business transacted on SuiiL. A. HURNETT, P. M.

gmmg §itsefk

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 11, 1S71.

City and Neighborhood.

INTERFERING FRUIT—Medlers.

A WOMAN'S iiixo-A

ENGINEER'S BALL

the 18th.

HIBERNIAN

sewing circle.

NiLLSoxat the Opera House on the 7th.

at Beach's Hall on

AN INDIGESTIBLE

one'.s words.

EFFORT—Eating

A WILLING PRISONER—A

Mayor's Court, Justice Smith

presiding in the absence of Mayor Cookerly, is entirely devoid of items to-day.

matrimonial market in this city

is quite dull at present.. What has become of our sentimental young marriageable folks.

FOURTH

STKEET, between Main and

Cherry, is to have a new gutter'without delay. The stones are now being hauled for that purpose.

BUSINESS.—Squire

Denehie has been

having so much civil litigation that lie has been obliged to turn some of his cases over to be adjusted in the Mayor's Court.

intelligence received from John

THE SACKED CONCERT,

ARRIVE.

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INDIANAPOLIS & ST. LOUIS.

ARRIVES 1*031 EAST. DEPARTS FOR "WEST. 10:TJ A. Day Express 10:5} A- M0:o'J A.3i. Fast Express ........ 'J™ M. 4:UU P. Mattoon Aeeomiiiodat u.. -l-iio Ji. IOWS p. 31 Night Express 10:41 P. 31. 7R03I THE WEST. FOK TIIE EAST.

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A. ii .Muttuoii AccoinmuduL n..lU.oJ A. M. EVANSVILLE AND CIIAWFORDSVILLE. IiEAVE. AK1-1VE. «:30 A. X. Express P. M. 4:IO P. M. Mail i'

ARRIVE

Mail 10.65 A. si.

CITY rosi* OFFICE.

CLOSE. 0:00 p. ni...

DAILY MAILS. -OPES ....East Through 12:00 a. do (Li.-aiUi and GreencasLlci.... p.

Way 5:00 p.

'.CJi) *p. m...Cincinnati & Washington. S::0 p. in tot. Louis and west. 11:30 a. m..V!a Alton Railroad 10::ij a. in..Via Yandaliu Railroad s::W p. in Lvaiisvi lie and way 9:U0p. in Til rough 4:1") j). in Rockvilie and vvay »0 p. in

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....5:00 p. "J ...'..5:uo ... .~i:K0 p. in ... 7 .':U a. ...12:00 a. in

Clinton, Numa, St. iici nice... I1:00 a. in •SEMI-WEEKLY 1 A U.S.

Graysville via Prairietou, Prairie Creek and 'J'liurniaii's Creek— loses Mondavs and Tliursdaysat p. Opens .Mondays and Thursdays at. 0 p. Nelson -Closes Tuesdays & Saturdays at 11 a.

Opens Tuesdays it Saturdays at i0 a. in \\'f',::KT,Y 31 AILS. asonvii !e via Riley. Cookeriy, Lewis, Co flee ai-vd ilewesviiie—Closes Fridays at p. m.

Opens Fridays at. p.m.

Ashboro via Christy's Prairie— Closes Sain vd ays at 1 p.tn Opens Saturdays at 12 Eastern mails closes on 8und«y's at p. l.i.

man locked

TiiK Criminal Court convenes to-mor-row morning.

ball at Dowling Ilall on

the evening of the 17th.

Tin: Onera House will not be lighted again until Saturday night.

BEAUTIFULspring

weather in January.

Look out for "squalls'' in March.

SIXTEKN

THE

prisoners now in the county

jail, fifteen State and one city case.

new station house will be ready

for occupancy the first of the coming week.

THE

T. O.

Club will give a grand

masquerade ball at Beach's Hall on the 28th inst.

Gough, learn that lie is in perfect health and his voice in line speaking order. He will positively be here on next Saturday evening.

TIIE

sale of tickets to Gough's lecture

commented this morning at B. G. Cox ct Co.'s book store. From present indications, the Opera House will be filled to overilowing upon that occasion.

HIGHLY

interesting services are being

held at the Christian, Congregational, two Methodist and First Presbyterian churches nightly and much interest is manifested on the part of those who attend.

MACARTITY'S

second appearance and performed before a very slim house last evening. They will give some small city in Illinois a touch of their "Bonnie Blue Flag" this evening.

B. B.

TYEEK

As early as half-past seven o'clock, the beautiful and comfortable audience room and gallery of that splendid edifice, were filled to their utmost capacity with an anxious and expectant audience of the lovers of good sacred music, and if we arc to judge from the frequent and rapturous outbursts of applause that greeted the rendering of the various selections, we should say that the occasion was a most enjoyable, aud the audience a most appreciative one.

The programme was opened with a full chorus, "To thee, O Lord, to thee" at the close of which, the Davis iuimly sang in their usual excellent manner, "Let the Angel- Come In." Following which came a full chorus entitled "City of the Lord," which was rendered in line style at the close of whicii li»if. O'Kano sang with much fervor and effect, "Bill and Joe." By request, Prof. Paige then sang "Mr.- Lotf and J," which was v. armly applauded.

This was followed by a charming duett by the Misses Hughes, with a violin acccmpayment by Mr. Harry Owens which was*rendered in a most excellent style and was greeted with rapturous applause by the delighted audience. The Misses Hughes aud Messrs. Davis and Paris then sang a quatette entitled "c-ateo Through Another Week," winch was also rendered in line style.

By request, Prof. O'lvane then sang "My Trundle Bed," remarking, parenthetically, previous to singing, that he iloped that the good people of Torre Haute had not abandoned the use ot that delightful luxury known as "trundlebeds," which provoked a hearty outburst of laughter. The song was rendered as only Prof. O'Kano can render it and was enthusiastically applauded.

Then followed a solo and chorus entitled, "Roll tho Clouds Away," Mr. Henry Teel executing the solo in fine style. Tho audience was then favored wiih a full chorus entitled "Behold the Stranger at the Door," which was followed by another "Hold the Light Up Higher." By request of llev. Mr. Hill, a beautiful solo and chorus, with Prof. O'Kane as solo, followed, at the close of which, the programme was concluded with "The Tempest," a flue discriptive peace by Prof. O'Kane.

Ilev. James Hill then pronounced the benediction, and the large and enraptured audience dispersed to their homes, favorably impressed with the evening'^ entertainment, and we have no doubt that we utter the sentiment of the entire audience when we say, may Prof. O'Kane and his able support of last evening "live long and be happy." We wish to add, in justice to the Professor, that he is the author of that jewel of Sacred music entitled the "Dew Drop," from which nearly all the beautiful selections of last evening were made. May he come often, and may many copies of his valuable work remain in our city when he is gone.

MLLE. CHRISTINE NILSSON.—The

THE

Minstrels made their

will preacli this evening

in the Christian Chapel, on Mulberry street, at 7 o'clock, on: "When was the kingdom of heaven setup, and upon what t-rms were men admitted into it in the beginning." Seats free, and nil are earnestly invited to attend.

PERSONAL.—Mr.

Foster, tho managing

head of the firm of Foster Brothers, of this city, is in Evausville, looking up the business of thatcitv, with a viewofestablishing a dry goods store, as a branch of tneir Terre Haute house.

Pat. Shannon was nominated by the Democratic caucus in Indianapolis last evening, as Agent of State.

Maishal W hiteman is slowly recovering from his recenterysipelas.

severe attack of

"CHRISTINA. NIT,SSOX.-AS we havo the copy for printing tho programmes and have shaken hands with the advance agent it is safe to say, fcc."—Express. 11

It is so seldom that the old rattie-irap gets a job, that when a stranger comes along and happens to blunder in there

his work, they notice the fact in a

"""half column article in their daily. The agant regretted having left his copy aftat finding out that there werd two printing offices in town, but had to make the of a had bargain.

THE

given under

the auspices of Asbury M. E. Chuich and conducted by the gifted musician Prof. O'Kano, of Delaware, Ohio, last evening, was an unqualified success.

row,

time

draws nigh when this peerless and worldrenowned singer, whose name is upon every tongue in this city, and we may truthfully say, in neighboring cities, will make her first, and no doubt, last appearance in our beautiful and commodious Opera House, supported oy the ablest musical talent of the world. The entire troupe comes to lis recommended in the most flattering terms by tiie press of the Old aud New World, and our citizens should turn out

en-massc

aud go to the concert next Tuesday evening, for we predict that it will be such a musical treat as was never known in the history of Terre Haute, or Indiana. The sale of tickets will commence at Bartlett & Co.'s book store, 101 Main street, Saturday, Jan. 14, at 9 A. M. Secure a ticket at as early a date as possible, for large orders are now coming in from the surrounding towns and cities to secure seats for the occasion. One from Mattoon, Illinois, to secure fifty for a delegation from that city and a genileman from Perry ville, this day left $100 with Bartlett&Co., to purchase tickets for this grand concert.

Terre Haute Pharmacy is the very

appropriate name given to a very neat and beautiful drug store established in this city by Dr. A. Arnaud, in the new block of Mr.

Buckle, located on the

southeast cornerof Fifth and Ohio.stroets, the Dr. having leased the western division of the buildup for live years with the refusal of it for ten years.

The Dr. is having the lower room fitted up in magnificent style as a drug store, where he will keep everything in the line of drugs, medicines, fancy soaps, etc., in endless variety, and will take particular pains to always keep none but the freshest and purest articles to be found in any drug store in the West. The Dr. has also employed a skillful and experienced prescription clerk, who is a very courteous and accommodating gentleman, and who will make it his especial business to promptly discharge the duties of his posi tion. Call and see them.

CHANGED HIS MIND.—Yesterday

THE

Vw.-'V

Common Pleas Court, Hon. John

P. Baird presiding, in the absence of Judge Scott at Indiauapoiis, convened yesterday at 2 P. M. and the case of Burton and J. A. Hays, of Sullivan,

B. Johns. Esq., of this city, was called and tried by jury. The above case is one which the plaiutiffs claim damages of defendant to tin amount of $350 for a breach of contract in not delivering them lumber in a specified time. Messrs. Buff, ofSulliva«, and I. N. Pierce of this city, for ..plaintiffs and Richard Dunnigan, Esq., for defendant. The case is yet on trial.

Grand Jury is still in session and

is having more and more of business each day, which they dispose of with all tho dispatch possible. This industrious body returned thirty-three indictments in one day, which we think is without a parallel in the history of Grand Juries of this city. The body will adjourn to-mor

having performed its mission to tiie entire satisfaction of the Court and Piosecuting Attorney, who should know when its work is well done.

Local Mention,

Burr's JWloral Elixir.

ASTHMA is speedily relieved by Barr Pectoral Elixir.

msltKS'd HisU.

The verv popular J. 1'. Vance, of Dearborn stivel, Chicago, has removed his entire establishment, consisting of some very line 1'lielan and Calender billiaro Tables, the standard tables of America. Hn has the table that McDevitt beat the large run tiiat irri.'d away the laurels oi tho billiard worid on. lie also makes a speciality of fine wines and liquors generally. He now would be pleased to see "many friends." 190d6

CIIANSn&l 01- TOIF,.

Indianapolis and St. Louis II. II.

ONlie

and after Sunday, January H. trains on India na]o: is a ml !*?t. mi Kai iroad will aiiive and de[).uL at Terre llautc as follows: Arrive from the I-isl lx-partfur the csl a a E ID:-a. in. a. ill Fa»t Exprt^ss 0:.3 a. ni. j:i,D p, Mattouii Aeconmioda 4:t:5 p.m. uO.S p. ill i^iit Express 10:11 p. in. Arrin from the ]('«/. for the East. |j.:r a. ill Night Express a. in. 3.0IS p. in Day Express 4:00 ]. m. 12 ir a. ill Ijinhtiling Express l^:-is a. in. lu:lo a. in Mattoou Aeeo'inoda'n..lU:i.O a. in.

TheMatioon wnd Indianapolis Accommodation will run as a freight irain between Terre Jiauie alio lndianap-lis ami will carry couch for the accominouation of passengers. Puss fare ."» eeius. Depot at the corner of Tippecanoe and I'ourth streets.

Its7ct(j K-

MO liumbug'.

Cloaking* and Shawls at great bargains at Xippprl's. 185d20

The 3Tciv Drtijr Store.

Dr. Walts and R. L. Dlack have just opened a new Drug Store on Sixth street opposite the Postolfiee. Our citizens will lind it to their interest to purchase tbci pure Drugs, Perfumery, Toilet and Fancy Articles at that place. 178tf

WAIVING, for the present, the advantage ot "card" notification of revoinal, the subcriber desires to advertise his recently purchased stock of tine Gold and Rolled plate Jewelry,line Gentlemen's and Ladies Watches, solid Gold-lined Silver Work ol the most attractive fashions, expressly for the Holidays, and respectfully solicit their examination hy his former patrons And friends, at No. 3, Opera House. 175DTF JOHN 11. FREEMAN.

TIIK latest style in Nubias, Hoods Searis, Ties, etc., at the New York Store.

ALLEN, "THE HATTER" has just received an invoice of dress silk Hats—"Fifth Av enuo" block for the Holidays. -Call and see them at the "New York Hat Store, 145 Main street.

11 A NICE Tie E i-\s of all Kinds at half price at Herz it Arnold's.

KEEP an eye on Herz & Arnold's show window next Monday.

fiarr's 1'ectoral £Sixlr. BARK'S Eeetoral Elixir never fails Coughs, Colds, Ilorseness, etc.

obstinate "cuss" was up before the Grand Jury as a witness in a whisky case, and the question being put to him by Prosecutor Davis, whether lie paid for the whisky that was furnished him by a certain party, he refused to answer, and informed Mr. Davis that if be got an answer out of him, it would be by his "book larnin'. Davis, after trying in vain to get him to nuswer for couple of hours, sent liim off to jail on an order from Judge Long, when the recusant witness chauged his mind in an incredible short space of time.

new Furs at Ilerz & Arnold's.

liarr's I'eetornl Klixlr.

BARR'S

GREAT

Pectoral Elixir stops a Cough a

once, and cures a cold in a few days.

Gloves!

Look at our bi^ stock before^ you buy New ork Store, :*$[$.$.

WJ HAVE

NEW

Two thousand. Shawls, now oil sale, at the New York Store, near the Court House Square. We save our customers from one to two dollars each on them.

Tnn best stock of Laces at llerz ifc Arnold's.

•'Vv

IIOOP SKIRTS and Corsets, at the New York Store.

Domostscs

Oil

tio

Ij* ALuEN,Agent.

Closing out Sale of» Jarjrc slock oi fancy ami staple I»ry Goods at Nip peri"*,. lK5d2ii

ThccSosinj eiitsale ol A'ipjJert'a lar^c stock in

These goods are

all t'vesli mill will be sold at present at cost prices in Jiew York. lS-jd-0

Go to linger & McKeen if you want Insurance. Their Companies are old, reliable, and the best, and rates as low as any first-class Companies. ISodS

Barr'.s Sectoral J/.Iixir.

TIIE best treatment for Croup is Barr': Pectoral Elixir, used as directed. ,,

Rusehaupt

irgest variety at the

One price only at tho New York Store :"\ear Court House Square

litii

T5IG stock of Factory Jeans, Sattinets Cassiiners, Cloth, t&e., etc., now on inspection at the New York Store, 73 Main street near Court House Square.

HenliiigtlicSick WilSiout Meilacine. Mrs. Dr. J. J3. Do Newkirk has located permanently in this cily, and wrill attend to all professional calls. Office and resi dence, first door North of the.Clark Hous 176' 12GV

NEW styles Arnold's.

in Chignon's

a Tumble.

Buy them at the Now York Store aud save money. Our "oncpvicc .v/stem?' guarantees to all the same advantage. Our prices are always the lowest. New~iork Store, 73 Main street, near Court House Square. lit'inoval.

Dr. A. Arnaud has removed his odiceto the corner of Fifth and Ohio streets, where lie may be found in future. li0d20

BLACK AIYPACOAS,EmpressCloth, French .Merinos, Cords, l'oplins, Sateens, Imperial Lustres, Pure Muliairs, &c. A"t\, at the New York Store. We have one of the largest stocks of dress goods in the city, and guarantee our prices to be the lowest. New York Store, ne:.\r Court House Square.

For. IvEZvT.—Two nelly's Drug Store.

ft n-

SeiSlcsneni Rej«ir»Hl.

All persons knowing themselves debted to Tuell, Ripley Denting will please call and settle promptly by cash or jK,te. We must close all accounts made last year. TCKLI,, IIIPLKV IT DKMIN'. 187d0wl

A FINE line of Handkerchief and Glove Boxes at Ilerz tfc Arnold's.

Dress 4»ooIs.

Dress Goods are cheap at the New York Store. Dress Goods—the lar New York Store.

Ilerz

IVTTTT I

A FINE line of Lace Handkerchiefs and Collars at Herz & Arnold's.

opened afresh stock oi car

pets and Papers, Oil Cloths, Curtain Material, Window Shades, Mats, Hugs, etc. Our prices will be fonnd very low. Look at onr stock before you buy. tflC-lsart*

F- WLTTENBURG, RUSCHAURT & CO."

New YorkSto're.

Jewelry at Herz & Arnold's. •e» Holiday! Holiday Don't fail to call at Heinig Bros, before you buy toys, as they have the largest lot in the eity. No mistake, but true as gospel. LaFayette street, between ths railroads. 138d2m

bargains in jt,adjesjliqc%jfovS

at Jflerz «& Arnold's.

vs.

Wabnsh Oysters!!

Wabasli Oysters. Try/em, at C. T. Ripley 9. ... ,v 1.121 -l"

Barr".* lkectornT Mixir.H

BAitR's Pectoral Elixir, the best Cough Remedy, is sold hy all Druggists.

Pianoak

First-class

Plauos

'arriving

W. H.

Paige Jfc Co.'s, corner of Main and Sixth. "177tf.

V-

Otlices above Doh-

LADIES,Gents, Misses and childrens' cotton, llanuel and wool Hosiery iivgreat variety, at the New York Store, 73 Alain street, near Court House Square.

WIIY not go to Ilerzifc Arnold's for your IIoop Skirts, Corsets, Furs and Fancy Goods, if you can save money

FOR tho best assortment,

-and lowest

prices in iiannels, go to tho New York Store. One pricc only. jwdica in ail!

THE "Gazette" IStjMi!* iiook Jlaunfar opy is n»w i" active ojiersition. none but I'is\st-elsi:-i(- Workmen, nil ivoi'k ia Guaranteed to uive Maiisfao

fc IKiSX.

«e!iInf? Marries:.

ESSAYS FOK YOUNO MEN, on SocialE\ 3IS,and the propriety or impropriety olgettinyMaiiied, with sanitary help for those who leel unfitted for niacriinonial happiness. Sent free in scaled envelopes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box P, Philadelphia. Pa

'JijdWoUl

WE ARE now opening a handsome stock of Nubias, Scarfs, Hoods, Infants' Saques, etc., etc., at the New York Store, near Court House Square.

MINCE MEAT on Fridays and /Tuesdays at C._I.,Iiiplcy's. ij I

THE celebrated "J'lccelsior," "Joseph" and "Alexander" KidGloves, in all shades and sizes, just opened at the New "iork Store, 73, Main street, near Court House Square.

I want to buy Old «oi! and Silver. S. II. FKEEMAX, 54dtf Main Street..

A ctooD stock ot Toys at Her/. -,t Arnold's.

Blanks, Blanks!

All kinds of Blanks required ov Justices of the Peace for sale at tho Gazette office Any article not on hand, will be printed on short notice.

Furs!

Furs at the New York Store, sign of the net Hag.

Navr Goods for the Holiday's at Her/. itArnold's.

HANDKERCHIEFS for ladies, gents, and children, very cheap, at the New York Store, 73 Main street, near Court IIouso Square.

Coal! .'o:*i Coal! I

Niblock, Merrill »t Co., arc selling the best of Brazil Block Coal at 12J-J cents per bushel, corner of Fourth and Ohio streets. 127dtf

WE CLAIM that our stock of Shawls is !.-•» the most complete in the citj'. Our "owe price tysteni" insures the lowest prices to 'V all! New York Store, Wittenburg,

Co., Proprietors.

The largest assortment of Lr.tl7es Waiclies, at the lowest prices, ia at 101 Main, near corner Sixth street. 46dwtf S. it. Pl-tlTEMAN.

LACE Collars and Setts, new and beautiful styles, just received at the New York

Store.

BUY your Blankets at tho New York Store, 73 Maiu street, near Court House Square, if you want to buy them cheap!

IENYOLFNT OllDERS.

MASONIC.

SOCIAL LODGE, No.

f?ti,

CHAPTER No.

A. F. & A. -Strit^tl

Coniinunicatioii, Monday evening—oa or holove the full 1110011—of each month. A.U afiiliating M. M'ss Fraternally invited to attend. John Abbott, \V. M. Win. McLean,

SocreisMKjv

TEUEK HAUTE IJOJIC NO. III.—stated Coinmunicfttion, Thursday evening—oil or before tliefull of the moon—of each inoiitt). All Brtfthreii in •^ood !»taiidina are invited to attend, ltobt. V'an Valzah W. M. Alex. 'I-nojiias, aecietaiy.

11.—Stated

Communication, on

Friday evening—on ox before the luJl of the ii\Viii—ol each nuiinfe. All alliliatiiig lhethieu aie invited to attend. Aiex. Thorna®, Ai. K. H»" Jos. M. Lawranc%Secretary.

COUNCII, No, 8.—Stated Communication,, on Tuesday evening—on or befoie the lull ol t?ie moon—of each month. Ali Brethren iw grocd standing are invited to attend. Alex. Tiwiinas,

I. M. Martin Hollinger, Secretary. COMMANDERY No. 10.—StatedComrnnisfcalion. on Saturday evening—on orbefore the trtill of the

inoon—of each month. Afl IJretlirwi in good

^ftdingareiiivited to lie present. Charles Cruit.J

,'C. F. Schwingiouber, Secretary.

I. O. O. F. Loi

FOR»T HARUISON tir, at building, ovor tho Telegraph office.

ren in good standing are invited to attend. Jas. Jones, N. G. C. E. Hosford, Secretary. TERKE HAUTE LODGE. No. ol—Meets every Friday evening in Odd Fellows' Building, on :id street. All Bretlirv-n in good standing are eordi-a-llv invited to attend. G. W. Lambert, N. G. D.C. Southard, Sec'y C. W. Brown, Per.

Sec.

VIGO ENCAMPMENT, No. 17.—Meetsevery firs and third Wednesday in each month. A11 in em bers in good standing are invited to attend.

-ST?MISCELLANEOUS ORGANIZATIONS] THE Dnuins—Meet every Tuesday night in Kaufman's building, corner or' 7th and Main streets.

AR.LA'ILANIA LODGE, NO. 82, T). O. H.—3Teetsin Kaufman's fllock every Thursday evening. GERMAN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.—Meets every flrst Saturday in each month in. ICaufman'y bnildirig.

GAN EDEN LODGE, No. 110,1. O. .B. B.—Meets every first and third Sunday in each inonth, at Kaufman's Hall. A. Arnold, Prest. Philip Schloss, Treas. A. Herz, Secretary.

TURN VEKEIN—Meets every Monday and

Thursday

evenings for gymnastic exercises.!

Hall, on Ninth street. C. Meier, Prest. II. Rabe. I Secretaiy, TEIIRE HAUTE MANNER-CHOR—fleets every I' uesddiy aqd Friday-evenings for rehearsal, at Turner Hall, on 9th street. Hugo Dpnneweg, Prest. H. Itdbfe, ScxAetary O. J. Kantman, Director.

GOOD TEMPLARS—Meetevery ilonday evening their Hall, in .Ross' building, on Fifth street. Ail members Ui good standing are iAvited toat-

MOXTROSE LODGE, GOOD TEMPLARS—Meet ev ery Saturday eveiiinn at. Montrose School Iioosf AJ1 members in good standing are invited toitfendv Jr.lm B. II aney, W. O. T.

WANTED.

ra:Iroad, and one-half mile from tiie seat,%tor property in this city. Will '•mniiraiice, or pay diffirrence in muiit If Vain stieet. 19fdG E. P. BEAT

POOPS AT COST.

'•xX*

A. LARGE

AND VERY

aVESEKABME SSOCK

BUT ii00US

FOR S4AJLE!

swAKT TO OIAXGF,

A Large and very Desirable Stock

Staple

and

Dry Goods

Faiiey

TOTIESOLT) VT

WWE~WMJM'm SATJEtt

V,'IrA'UIN THE NEXT

.U I r'\.\

AT: KI:TAIL,

O O

(WITHOUT RESERVE,)

isro, no 3X^LIJV

STREET,

Kcxl to 42B© ©pera House,

Cons.'stinjr, in part, of

f: TWa.

DGK. NO.157.—Meets every at Lodge liooni, iu McLean's 3 Telegmph office. All JHreth-

F^'inn^V

U10^ il«nir.8,

?3hawr^rTrints, Gingham?,-

and Rrown ]Mu.slin.«,-

Cloaking?, Gassimeres,

White Goods, Blankets,

Hosiery, Notion?,

Boots afcd

""-.v

--r,

Shoe?, Hats,

la fact, a Complete St ?cic in »}1

'},xfiJ

Being

of the county

mine jnOffice,

¥j*OK SALK—CHEAP—A sew jil.hqnd S a Wilson Sewing MachinoW^ fe11!'1 ner of Fifth and Ohio

oir^

CHAMP.

POB SALE.

&e.

ELECTPJC OIL. ____

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mS3.TW9®-\:

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XEW €03IS20~ATI-OS

NI:KYE POWER WITHOUT PITOS-

PliOPvUS A REAL Sedative without Opium or Reaction Ix.ISOCii^N even in the mouth of Infants. Twentj Drops is the LARGEST Dose. Cute' Sick Headache in about twenty minutes on rational principles.

CINCINNATI.Juno17, ISTfl.

I)n.G. I?. 8M ITU—D'ar Sir My mother sea kied her foot. baiHy she eo-.ihl not walk, which aatriniiisrly sweili-d. My httiehoy 1»•'! lunij his- llu'oal ami very stilf neck. I «ot up ii the ni^ht and bathed his threat and chest am: l.iia tvejity ui'oi^o!' 'air Oil. '1 i'.ey r.u

::av

W 1:t»t.i 1 »vel!. .JOHN OO.ai'A, Express Or!'*e. !T Wexi Fouilli »tn*et.

l'te'T PI.AiN..Juiv 12.

Dr. S.niih f. !ii: mr lutxe Gil and inore ciis. I! is ii

is «ui a like "I.!'! c-aK-." 1'* in-iih. iMfo to SSalli" A-

t.'heiry V«'-

.-.-•i.i in a sappiy ot' tin.: Uii ftl&t .\J i'.'J-s. aiiO «h! 1. E. lll-.t 'Kh Ihuggisl.

Nota Faiiwro Net (I''r«in Gamnla.}" NEW LLAJIIAMII, OsT.,.Ju:y12. lr. Smith, Phila I J:a ve.-olci the Oil for Deal iu ss, McKi.e.-s, Nt uuit^ia, Ac., and in e\v case it has ^iven

atiMacti«.ii%

I can 1 iv-

ccre ipiiti! a iiiinil.iei oi ietiers. We want. 1 Llie iarji.1^ sU'e,.«ve., Ac.. Yours "csi CII i.v,

FH1'4». 11. McCALLUM, Drugget.

Sure on Deafness, Salt Khoins), &e. t'sires SSIieit!iiat:.vji». iifOTi N.-tSi USicc::: t'iiresi Ilr.ywipeJrtJi.

E'jjvaSj-sis.

Cinrps SweSiinys. *«ires C£»i(&tait s. t'isri'.s Cures Bores cian" Fro? t». ('tires S*i!e', Kcal«i I'oJoiss, Car3tiu:i«*k'es, 3Kn(»ps, (.'roup. ?ii»4 3er j». Neurit I a. Wntiu/.s, ft-.iciii'si €i»nis, SisiZi" Jwiji'ts. '.•ii-.ker. Ache, 4.'r s:sis. C- sstx. £.••., et c.

THY IT I'uil YuCi sKl.]'.

SAI.T Eit '-me^ every time (if yon

io Map on tl.e parts while ap| iyinu tin- Oil.' md it cures aio.st all ciitam oils diseases—.-fltiom tils ill 1 file: o:' lilii-u mat ism.

See Audits' name in Wi-ekiv. !*'orsa!e !y last lnairnit -'. FplOily ueaajapTja xr jr

WAGON

YAIW.

KEW W1GOI YAMB

AN3)

THE

Month, and J'riccs TicaaonaUc. N, E.—The Boarding Home and Wagon Yarwiil be under the entire supervision of myso:S and family. [OJSdctwlij 1LL!-Jli..

HOTELS. X/'-i

iriwAiif iioii

Corner of 3iaia and Sccond Sired*'[ TIBSJE HAUTE, ISDIAXA.

nisheu ihe lioiuie iccet.i.'y, solicit lb' tnaiage of my olcl lriends, aiil il.e tiavchng liu:.'lit. generally.

I-ree buss io and from i\l! trains. ocj' 7u jm J. 2d. D.\ Vi.-s, J'loprietcr.

ILil'Tli

Cor. of

Main and

Gd T. C. BUN TIN. Proprietor.

JACOB BUTZ. OKO. Htm.

,c?a

determined to cI.WC Kiy business in Dry

Goods, will offer my Egtije at^

PRIME COST

2tT

JkU

185d2

'A', l-SDIA N. f,

JACOB JiUTX .j'0-.Y, Proprietors. This House has born thoroughly refurnished

_SADDLERY._^

PII1M.IF MAI5EI,

Has

tli«

Largest Stock isi the City:

Manufacturer, Wholesale & Retail Dealer in

Saddles, Harness, Collars, "wsszs's,

LOWEST PRICES IN THE CITY. Call and see me." I charge nothing for looking at my goods.

Slain Ktrpci,

PJCS.Sixth

(111

Jletiopolitan lilotk.) Terre Ilautc, Indiana.

K.ST Carriages trinnned to ortler. -i4d8tii

Manufacturer and Dealer inr

Saddles and Harness^

IS,Bridles,Curry Combs, Horse' Blankinent for Frank Miller's Harness Oii,

Ac.,(Old J'usk'Jjice JJuildi/if/,) .^outli itti si., Tent idulll Haute, Ind.

TOBACCOS, mo.

BKASHEAHS, TITUS,

Wholesale Dealers in

UrocVrifiS ami Mtmnfacinrctl Toliaceos (iKNTS for It. J. Christian t* {.'o.'s celebrated bra as

A brands of "Cliristiaii Co '-c Pine Apple Biaek Navy PTffltSS! tine brands,

lit May Brand

Navy and other tine brands,

ft} AND 34 MAIN STKEETj

Idly

INSTJBANC^.

«s-:x r.ii.u,

lasiiranco Agents,

OFFICE, DOV^'LiNG'S HALL.

ipi'E veiyhcst «!•.! "jnrst loiiaMo Ir.iUiM ce Companies rcpn.sc i.Kd 1-y this Sun.

-ETNA. OF UAITTFOTTN. ii Al td'Ii 1- 1H1-. INr-l'RANV 1'. K!l.\ KLIN, id- riliLA .:-.i.l'iiIA, sPiUNOEJEi.l'. .\ii !v(. IIAKS'. I'' iiAU'II IsUliTil A?.I1:~.it ICAN,

.........

HOUSED

Corner £?oiir££i aii(5 SCajyie f=»Srpcis, TERUE HAUTE. IND.

Undersi'jn.e:! takes great -pleasure in ii forming Ii is old frinids and •custonier:-, am', llie I'-ublic geni.'i'ally, that ii• has again takci: etiarge f)i' iiis weil-known Wagon Vaid ai. Hoarding lions.?, located as above, ai.d that IK will bo found ready and prompt io accommodate ail in the and most aci-epta!)le manner. His boarding honse has been gieat!y_enlarged and tiiorongii!y refitted. HisVv'apon Vard is not excel Soil for acconmiodations anyv.'iiori' in the city. Boarders taken by the Do.)!, V,Teek or

Seventh Streets,

f:.),

iei-s wiitten in the ala.ve p::nii ascii ap av.in any 3lrl-i:.a epieseiileu in this city.

in I

'i.r.7-

IF YOU Vw\XT

IVIiy not Oct t] Iks!!

does or cost any irore, r.i.d yi know aiein a joi'.ml Cci .pa!:j'.

TH i:

.ETNA LIFE IXSUXiAXCE

is repicsentcd I Dowiiii^-'s iiaii.

CO,

ASSETS, rij»I3sCOO,OCO,

L. a. HAC i:E.-Aj e:.t. Cfi:« I2'v ni

GQmuriWZ%Y

AND EAEEKY.

AN L)

E A E Y.

WIN'..! retitteo the Conftctionciy and I5a a fiaMerjy i.ept Viy^

BESSES. 3IIESSEN &

IG FomrJii Srcc,

And engagpd th^ srrviofs of Mr. Meii-w-u, I /.in now prepared to fuinih ou'a istji any liind.ior

Weddings, Parties, Fesiival«.

InourJine. Vo iiave ako

Na-:V.' AXO

'-A'"

TERRE IIAUTE. 1XJ).

kv..

Sr.SjTATZ.**

At the f.niccxf .fries* J.

Y»re ask a share of tiie uV.ue pairnnagc..

N. 15. Fi»U".pii!kat

17Sd:5ui

alt tini«K.

No.

Cs.

Noi S5' irotis*Vlii Strror.

COAL,

JL'llS&MiUM lSljUV)*k

J. IS." Ti lilTAiCEH 1 -Uvi f-. rUEP.AllEI) to furnish tof'ral cci ,si ir.c ji au iiig Iii is Fail and Winter,

Till: V.ERY REST

Slmft Elcek Coal

IX THE MARKET,

In-Qualities to Suit rureliasers..

Cat! and Examine, the Quality ofthU Coca

j:i:oKi'e

tSif 3Ins-*i.et

con. Fouirrn.

c2ta^.

ais«l /Seventh,

WALNUT STKEET

rad:?ni Before purchasing elsewlvvro.

-t

1IRUSUES, CUKKY-CC3IBS, BLANKETS ETC., ETC., ETC. .V? A:, The best Material used, and all Work Warranted

RLSS.

SATE YCUIi OLD F1LIS.

(Late witlt

15 TJ II 1^

•'i ii\ Of SiietHe!dlEngland.)

ri'lIK mcst coirbiatPd ir nu urns of 1 J_ Avorkl for line Avoik, has oj-i-ncii a shop

E E A E

"iiext doci to Wortiiington's Blaekiinith ShopOX CliEBKY STJ1K1.T. and offers his services to tiie public.

Manufactures Files and liasisso. r-w AI-SO

MIuEIS BIClTl

AND \VA 11' AN T1 EQUAL TO NEW. Tools of every desniptin ground In tiie best, stylo. Crilcrs from the countly soiicitcd, autY.

rEOSIPTLY ATTOUEI) TO.

Express charges j:aid one way.

--P5ED ST02E.

Dealer in

Flour, Feed, IJaled Tiny, Corn Oats, and all hinds of Seeds,

NOKTIl THIRD ST., NEAR MAIN

TtKBE HAUTE, IND.

"TT'EED delivered in all parts of the city tree of 1 eisiiit'e ld(!m

PEOPESSIONAL.

A E 1 I

KO. 217

MAIN frTJlEE'I,

Bet. Sixth and Seventh,

.&K. "1 (South side,) over Leibing's slice store.

C«NSUI.TATI«N FREE from r.

A. IR. TO llldw.

1 APPLE PABEES.

II.. WKITTOIOm Manufaettirerof

APPLE PAUEIIS, And Paring, Coring it Slicing Machines, My WnvceMer. .Muss.

"BLANK BOOKS.

'TuiE GA/E'iTE lfJN f-'EKY tui!.s ul the hot J[ Illank Hook woik ill Teire Haute. We have one of the most skillful Rulers in the State, *u complicated Tor^.O'd