Terre Haute Daily Gazette, Volume 1, Number 198, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 20 January 1871 — Page 4

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FfU'DA Y, .JANUARY 20, 1S71.

City anil Neighborhood.

rTiSSox

on the 3 )th ins!"., without fail

X) amu-cmeiit at the Opera House to

night. T11io P.ap'ist church enjoyed a festival

last evening.

Fill Om

's Ha at Turner's I-Iall.

February 1 1.

Tun municiiai Court is itemless ant Slayorless to-day.

The

sale of scabs to the Nilsson concert

is still progressing.

M.exnkii Ciiok

masquer.-tde ball at

Dowling Hall, February 14.

One

can't have too much insurance,

but can easily have too much assurance.

MaoEvoy's

HiBKttNicoN on tlte KOLh

and 31st of Jan., and the 1st of February.

'Navigation.—Several

bash."

The

boats arc now

plying up and down the "silvery "Wa

Chicago Times says: "Terre

JIaute is to be afllicted with an other peanut stand."

It is

almost as hard to collect money

now, as it is to get mutton chops out of

a battering ram.

lFyou,Ap4irt|io tiuae to jjass.lightly, ?esome little1*'|*Qme play^itT^witti of matches.

FouiiTirand Main is a disastrous corner for dogs. It's strange that but three dogs were lost there last night.

Nilsson*

was greeted with a crowded

house and was rapturously and repeatedly applauded in Cintinnati last, evening.

local editor of the LaFayette

Journal reports the "warbling of blue birds" in Terre Haute. He must have an ear for music.

evening meetings still continue at

the Christian Church. Last evening the pastor, B. J. Tyler, imnioiv.cd four new c.inverts. Let the good work go on.

llr.v. Dii. Tiros. IktWMAX, President of Indiana Anbury University, preach in Asbury E. Church at 10} A. M. and at G] P. I\[. on the Sabbath..

Gone Up.—Sheritf

gie I '«n, .lames Ii. Clinton, John Iteese and John K.van, to .letlersoiiviile this morning, in charge of Officers Erney and ivobertton.

Sojie

"sneak thief' went for tie

clothes line of Dr. Van Yalzah, wlto reside^ on Sixth street, night before last, to the extent of a considerable amount of clothing.

Tiihp.k

were several very bad cases of

croup reported in the city yesterday morning, the patients mostly being young ladies and gentlemen who attended the ball the evening before. No fatal cases have been reported yet, however.

The

Tiie

Indianapolis "cops" made a raid

on the "hosts of Faro" (not Pliaroah) last night, capturing "theentireparaphanalia and several patrons of the place," who •were each appropriately fined. The Journal is anxious to chronicle the cleaning out of all the rest of the gambling hells in that city. Commendable.

proposed railroad to Blooni-

field is attacting much attention on the part of the business men of this city, Bloouifield and intermediate points. We trust onr citizens -will leave nothing undone that will tend to forward the enterprise, for it is one worthy of serious consideration prompt and immediate action.

Female Suffrage.—A

sw.

The CiiTMiNAii

..0 p. i'

Tui'Siiay.s & Hat tin.

Sat unlays at 11 a. i:

Opens Tuesdays & Knturdaysat .0 ti.n VI'EKKIJV MAILS. asonvilic via Riley.

.fikcrly,

Lov,-:p.Coffeeai«

Ilevv'esviiJe— Closes Kriilaysat p. m. Opens Kndays at 1p.m. Ashboro via Cliristj P"'iiri.'—

Mcffi ino Thhoat.—Thequestion

is"ofiou a.kt-d, ospeeiuliy al this season of the year, v/hat i.s the best mode of protecting the throat from colds, where a iieison is verv susceptible to tlipm The t',)! lowing is from the Her ah! of Health, a ul i.s worthy of serious thought: The common way of protecting the throat is to bundle and wrap it up closely, thus .yerl.eating and rendering it lender and -ensitivo, and more liable to co ds and incarnation than before. This practice is sill wrong, and results in lrnich ,.'vii. 15 specially is this the case .vitli children, and when, in nddiion to the inuiain-' of the throat, the extremities are iusi.!n'j:enlly ciad, as i.often theca-e, the be.-it possiblecondiiions are proxcnti ior the production of sore throats, coughs, croup and all soris of throat and lung affections. It is wiong exclude cold air from the neck, and it it, is over-heated a portion of the time, when it is exposed, some form of di»a^reement oft he throat wiilbeapt to occur, he rule in regard to clothing the r.ec.* -hoidd be to keep it as eooi as comfort .Viil allow. Jn doing so you will sutwv much less from throat ailments than it you are always fearful of having a little cold air come in contact with the neck.

Any one who has been accustomed to ve his throat mutiled, should be careful to leave off gradually, and not all at

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B. Long pre-iding, convened yesterday, pursuantto previous ndjournnienu I he iirst case tried was that of the State vs. Jcorge V/yeth, charged with assaulting and battering one James iloss to the exLentof his beingcotniselied t- "interview" dentist. The case was tried by the Court and resulted in the defendant be:iig

lined $2o. The case of the State vs. George Jackson,charged with the larceny ofsome ogs, was next called and tried, the deendent being convicted and sent up for a couple of years. George thinks it is a iogish case, no doubt.

This morning the Court convened puiuaiit to hist evening's adjournment, a a re a a iinon.? others that ot the State t-s. John A. Blair, char.-ed with larceny, which ease was continued on account of the sickness of one of the attorneys, until Friday of this week. No cases were iried in the forenoon. The Court is now

in session.

Disciples oe Blackstone on Tiieiii

Muscle.—The

Court was made tiie s-cene ot a lively discussion yesterday afternoon, which was arried on with a lively interchange of the various authorities on criminal law, in a manner that was irightful to see. The participants were a couple of our most gifted and brilliant, though hotblooded young lawyers, S. C. Davis and II. Dunnigan. One ot these gentleman disputed the other's veracity, which was followed by the oflenued heaving a double handful of criminal law, at his head, the contents of which we will venture to say were mostly in his head at that time. The parties then clinched and would have made the fur fly, but for the interferance of the bystanders, who crowded around and separated the combatants before they had succeeded in disarranging their wigs to any considerable extent. The court fined the beligerents, each $-30, which they "shelled out."

To the Editor of Terre Haute Gazelle A thousand thanks from more than a thousand readers, for your bold denunciations of what you fitly term the "Fifth street nuisance." Be assured that you have earned the lasting obligation of all well disposed people. The

Forti.nately

Stewart sent Mag

Tiie

joint convention

of the Senate and House will beheld at the Hall of the latter, at 3 o'clock this afternoon, for the purpose of receiving a memorial from a committee of ladies on the question of female suffrage. The affair will be somewhat after the style ot a lnvfl feast, and remarks from several of the '-suffragists" may be anticipated.— Indianapolis Journal.

If there is a certain female suffragist

Indianapolis present tlvat we heard "bore" an audience at a woman's rights at Danville last 4% OL July, and any lenghty feftrarks to make, the jnce will have to be awakened at the

lent

Very IIanpsomk.—It

Gazette

st-inds higher than ever in the estimation of this community because of the stand it has taken in reference to this evil among us. Let it be distinctly understood that no decent person can attend this place without disgracing himself in the eyes of all respectable people, and it will soon die for want of support. Our City Council licensed this intitua el in or an it vileness. Could not they revoke the license thus given, and in this way rid our city of what is proving to^so many of our young men the very j:ato of hell. lvesnectfully yours, N.

city, it contains but one human being so uncompromisingly assinine as to proliouie'e a comniunic.ation, tluly* signed, an editorial and even he .ni.i-lit not liave been bet raved into so idiotic a blunder had not hiy'incntiil powers been exhausted in a controversy with the Academy of .M usic Programme.—1Express.

Keep quiet, sonny. Which is the worst, pray tell, to steal a communication written for another paper, or to steal an editorial? Our mental powers, you will find, are not exhausted, and you had better display some of your immense store of valuable knowledge in writing for your own paper, instead of doing the dirty icork of writing cards for that delectable hole called the Academy. It has your "ear marks," and we will beta new hat you wrote the card.

name of the man who was knocked

down at or near the Academy of Music night before last, of whom mention was made in our issue of yesterday, is John Bell, who is an engineer on the Vandalia Railroad. He was to have met his wife at the depot, on her way from Effingham to join him, and in his company to attend the grand ball that evening given al Beach Hall, by the fraternity of Locomotive Engineers, of which he is a member, but meeting with the unfortunate accident which he did, was unable to attend. The whole affair of the assault is still shrouded in mystery, and-the villain who perpetrated the outrage is yet a fugitive from justice.

Personal.—S.

Col John P. Baird is quite ill at his residence in thrscitj. Capt. John Haney, of Clinton, late a citizen of Terre Haute, was at the National last night. V- ».

Yes, but we think if some of our citizens should complain of the institution as a nuisance, that the free tickets would not do much {:ood, for our Mayor and the gentlemen comprising the City Council could not be purchased so cheaply, and if they could see it as a nuisance, would squelch it at once. All they are waiting for, is some one to make the complaint.

Local Mention.

I3:?rr's I'octora! Elixir.

Asthma

is speedily relieved by

Pectoral Elixir.

Iti solution.

The firm of U. It. Jellvrs & Co., is thif? day dissolved bv mutual consent, Ira Delano retiring therefrom. The business will be continued by U. 31. Jeffers ami Elisha Havens, who assume all liabilities of the old tirui and nre authorized to col leet all debts due the same. Tue style oi the firm remains the same, '*U. R. Jet lers

cfc

Co." U. 11.

IlKFvZ &

Hon. lliomas

Arnold

Emuroideiues

The

room of the Criminal

Best

Gents T!otii Winter taps at Cost, SfEW YORK HAT STOKE, WaMain Street.

You can always buy a better IIocp Skirt for less monc3r at the Hoop Skirt factory than at any other establishment in the city

AM^EN, THE MATTER.

Ladies

Bark's

for the good name of this

Tiie

C. Davis, our young

and talented Criminal Court Prosecutor, went to Indianapalis this morning Hon. G. F. Cookorly, and Councilman Forrest went to Bloouifield to-day to attend a railroad^fheeting, which is called at that place to-morrow, to take the initiatory .-t.'ps for building arailroid from this city to that place.

Under Garments, cheaper than

vou can make them up yourselves, at Herz fc Arnold's.

Ituck Gloves at Cost, SEW YORK HAT STOKE, 143 Main Street.

Killiard Hall.

The very popular J. P. Vance, of Dear born street, Chicago, has removed his en tire establishment, consisting of some very fine Phelan and Calender Billiard Tables, the standard tables of America. He has the table that McDevitt beat the large run that carried away the laurels the billiard world on. He also makes speciality of fine wines and liquors gen orally. He now would be pleased to see "many- friends." 1'JOdG

ALL£^T,

THE

ViTHIt.

l!iirr'f» Sectoral Elixir.

Pectoral Elixir never fails

Con libs, Colds, Horseness, &c.'

Fur ami Wool XilW YORK 5IAT ST02SE. 143 35asn WJrec-S.

The Sew iirfig Store.

Dr. Walts and It. L. Black have just opened a now Drug Store on Sixth street, opposite the PostolQe.e. Our citizens will find it to their interest to purchase their pure Drugs, Perfumery, Toilet and Fancy Articles at that place. 178tf

AEJLEX, THE MATI'EM.

We Claim

celebrated

nelly's Drug Store.

Jf"

an error of the printer, the sale of tickets for the Nilsson concert at Cincinnati, was made productive of astonishing results from small excitement. Three hundred tickets were sold, but the printer made it three hundred thousand.

iiave

Waiving,

is said that tlio

'iiii-jors of the i-an-c iii show have generously tendered compiinienL^ry ti*kets to the" honorable members of the City Council, including the Mayor and other executive officers!—Journal.

Ijodtf

arc otlernig great in

dureinents in order to reduce stock lbv

spring trade. Fur Clips «AV YOKE* li.U .S'i'OilE li Main Mj'C-et.

AiAES, 'i'SSE JIATa'HSJ.

Linen

Collars and Culls, the latest style

at Ilerz & Arnold's.

EverySIximj? al-Sew Vorlt preseist sl prices, its oriter to close R»«.sinesis* at cosi prices, Ss'ippvrt's.

VniMNCiS at reduced prices, at Ilerz & Arnold's. Fur Gloves, at co^t. SEV lOlil*. MAS S'l'iHU-:, lin Jiais: Street

§1

The

IjATiies,Gents,

Tiie

at half price jit Ilerz A

Arnold's. ov. is t*JC ti!H* «o purchase at JCSH Xvu T«r3t prices, al tSic closing out 5.nlo at Xippcff i'».

kid gloves in tlio world, at

Ilerz & Arnold's.

Great barffains in Fancy Goorts, ^JfotiojsM, ESo^iery 3«vex, Blamlkercliiel!*. *V!iite Goods*, Flannels and liibbotis, at the c.oMBSoat sale at Xippcrt's.

AI.5-EN, 'fESE HATTER.

Harv's Sectoral Elixir.

best treatment l'or Croup is Barr' Pectoral Elixir, used as directed.

Indies 5'iirs at cost, 5?EW YOBIi ICAT NTOliE, l-io 3aaan Street.

Corsets

are very near given away,

Ilerz & Arnold's.

ALIiKX, TI5E II.V5'T5:a:.

-We

Lace

that our stock of Shawls is

the most complete in the city. Our "one price system" insures the lowest prices to all New York Store, Wittenburg, Ruschaupt & Co., Proprietors.

Healing tise SicU Without Medicine. Mrs. Dr.

J. E.

Do Newkirk has located

permanently in this city, and will attend to all professional calls. Office, and residence, first door North of the Clark Hous3. 176i2G

Excclsior," "Joseph"

and "Alexander"KidGloves, in all shades and sizes, just opened at the New York Store, 73, Main street, near Court Ilouse S a re

Rarr's rectojral Elixir.

Bark's

Pectoral Elixir stops a Ccugh at

once, and cures a cold in a few days,

Hoop Skirts

York Store.

and Corsets, at the New-

Domestics on a Tumble.

Buy them at the New York Store "and save money. Our "oneprice system"guarantees to all the samo advantage. Our prices are always the lowest. New York Store. 73 Main street, near Court House

S(luare

For Rent.—Two

Black Alpaccas,EmpressCloth,French

Merinos, Cords, Poplins, Sateens,Imperial Lustres, Pure Mohairs, &c. &c., 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. N^ew York Store, near Court House

Square.

Barr's Pectoral Elixir.

Barr's

Pectoral Elixir, the best Congh

Remedy, is sold by all Druggists.

vipened afresh stock of Car

pets and Papers, Oil Cloths, Certain Material, Window Shades, M^ts, Rugs &c. Our prices will be found ve.-y low. Look at onr stock before you buy.

:-T

Wittexburo, Ruschaupt

for the present, the advantage,

ot "card" notification ofrevomal, the subcriber desires to advertise his recently purchased stock of tine Gold and Ilolledplate Jewelry,fine Gentlemen's and Ladies' Watches, solid Gold-lined Silver Work ol the most attractive fashions, expressly for the Holidays, and respectfully solicits thoir examination by Lis former patrons and friends, at No. 3, Opera House.

John R. Freeman.

Misses and childrens' cot

ton, flannel and wool Hosiery in great vaietv, at the New York Store, 73 Main street, near Court Rouse Square.

PiHIIUM.

First-class Tianos arriving at AY. H. Paiye & Co.'s, corner of Main and Sixth. 177 tf.

Foil the best assortment, and lowest •ices in il.mnels, go to the New ork Store. One ]ricc on'y, justice to all!

Blanks, Blanks!

All kinds of Blanks required ov Justices I th Peace f"i sale at- the GaZutto otiii-c \ny article not oil hand, will be printed short notice.

Ira Delano.

lOSJ-lwl Elisha IIavexs.

T!seclosi"m sale of Fancy ami Xtap j»ry ioot!s, are f?oiiijr oil' rapidly al 'ii jjccI'M. ^sx-

arc

Jki-i-eus.

now opening a handsome slocl-

Nubias, Scarfs, Hoods, Infants' Saques, Arc., Ac., at the New York Store, near Court House Square.

Mince Meat

on Fridays and- Tuesdays

at C. I.Ripley's. 140il

latest style in Nubias, Hoods

Scarfs, Ties, etc., at the New York Store.

want to buy Old Goid and Silver. S. li. FltEEMAS, 5-idtf 101 Main Street.

Ire:-s «««oi!s.

Dress Goods are cheap at the New York Store. Dress Goods—the largest variety at the New York Store.

One price only at the New York Store, rear Court House Square.

FisrsI furs

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

IleiliOVili.

Dr. A. Arnaud has removed his office to the cornerol Fifth and Ohio streets, where ae may be found in future. lGUdiiU

Handkerchiefs

arc constantly manufacturing Hoop Skirts of the latest style.

Heez& Arnold.

for ladies, j:ents, and

children, very cheap, at the New York Store, 7U Main street, near Court House Square.

TUE ^'Gazette" IIIastK Eooii Iflaimfac ory is now in active operation. Elasiploying none 5nt First-class Wos'I'.inet), ali worts is Guaranteed to (jive Satisfaction. I5f ««»', «i: ItSJSE.

Allen, "tiie Hattkk"has

just received

an invoice of dress silk Hats—"Fifth Av.•nue" block for the Holidays. Call and see them at the "New York Hat Store," 145 Main street.

Getiin^- iWarrio?.

Essays foii Young Men,on

Big

Social Evils,and

the propriety or impropriety ofyettingMarricd, with sanitary help for those who feel unlitied for matrimonial happiness. Sent free in sealed envelopes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIA iiON, Box P, Philadelphia Pa 90d\v3m

stock of Factory Jeans, Sattinets, Cassimers, Cloth, &a., etc., now on inspcc tion at the New York Store, 73 Main street, near Court House Square.

Collars and Setts, now and beauti

ful styles, just received at the New York Store.

The largest assortment of Ladies Watches, at the lowest prices, is at 1G1 Main, near corner Sixth street. 46dwtf S. it. FREE5IAX.

Buy

your Blankets at the New "iork

Store, 73 Main street, near Court House Square, if you want to buy them cheap!

Wabash Ojsters!!

Wabasli Oysters. Try 'cm, at C. I. Ripley's. 152t"

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

BENYOLFNT OIIDEES.

MASONIC.

Social Lodge,

No.

80,

Tkkrk IIaTj'TK

& A.

LonGK

Mo.

Ciiaj'Tek

No.

Cojimandekv

and third Wednesday in each month. All em bers in good standing are invited to attend.

MISCELLANEOUS ORGANIZATIONS.5 h' The Druids—Meet

N I N E

JI.—Stated

Communication, Monday evening—011 orbclore the lull moon—of each month. All alliliatinjz M's Fraternally invited to attend. Joim Abbott, VV. M. W111. MeLiean,Secretary.

lU.—stated Coirimu-

nieation, Thursday evening—on or before the full ot the moon—01 each month. All BrcLiiren in

rooil

stauuing are invited to attend. Kout. an Vaizah \V. M. Alex. Thomas, Secretary.

11.—Stated

Council

Communication 011

Friday evening—011 or before the mil of the moon—ol each'month. All affiliating Brethren aie invited to attend. Alex. Thomas, M. E. II.Jos. M. Liawrance, Secreiary.

No. 8.—Slated Communication. 011

Tuesday evening—on or betoie the lull ot the moon—of each month. All Brethren in good standing are invited to attend. Alex. Thomas, T. I. Al. Martin Hoilinger, Secretary.

No.

10.—StatedCommunication,

011 Saturday evening—on or before the lull o! the moon—of each month. All Brethren in i_ ood standing are invited to be present. Charles Cililt, E. (J. F. Seh wingiouber, Secretary.

I. O. O. F.

Fort Harrison Lougk, No. 157.—Meets

every Tuesday night in

Kaufman's building, corner of 7th and Main streets. Ai,LAMAN"iA

Lodgk,No.82,

D. O. H.—Meets in

Kaufman's Block every Thursday evening.

German Benevolent Society.—Meets

every

flrat Saturday in each month in Kaufman's builcling:

Gan Eden Lodge,No. 110,1. O. B. B.—Meets

every first and third Sunday in each month, at Kaufman's Hall. A. Arnold, Prest. Philip Schloss.Treas.y A. Ilerz, Secretary.

Turn Verein—Meets

every Monday and

Thursday evenings for gymnastic exercises, Hall, on Ninth street. C.

Secretary.

rector. Goo©

Offices above Don

M^ier,Prest.

H. Rabe.

TerrSs Haute Manner-Chob—Meets

every

Tuesday and Friday evenings for rehearsal, at Turner Hall, on 9th street. Hugo Donneweg, Prest. H. Rabe, Secretary

J. Itantman, Di

Templars—MeeteveryMonday

evening

in their Hall, in Ross' building, on Fifth street. All members in good standing aire invited to attend. A.T.Hay, W.C.T.

Montrose Lodge, Good Templars—Meet

ery

Saturday evening at Montrose school House. All members in goodstanding are invited to attend. John B. Haney, W. C. T.

WANTED.

ANTED—A Girl to do general housework. Apply at this office.

OST—KEY TO A P. O. BOX.—It is tied to another small key. The tinder,will confer?a ivor by leaving them at this office. 19atl3

FOE BENT.

RENT—A

& Co.J

New YorkStore,

Room for business of alon Filth street, in the rear of Inquire at the

most, any ki nnelly's drug store.

Gazette

sometiiim M.

»2StfNew York Citjr. 29wl2

TQm&P

DBY GOODS AT COST.

A. LARGE

AND VERY

©ESIS&ABMS

DEY GOODS

FOE I

WAST TO CISAXGiE BUSINESS

A Large and very Desirable Stock

Or1

Staple aiul Fancy Dry Goods

TO P.E KOTjD AT

Fm^

Jk. O O S

every

Tuesday evening, at Lodge Room, in .McLean's building, over the Telegraph office. All Bret hren in good standing are invited to attend. Jas.

Jones, N. G. C. E. Ilosford, Secretary.

Terre IIautb Lodge, No. 51,—Meets

Friday evening in Odd Fellows' Building, 011 od street. All Brethnm in good standing are cordially invited to attend. G. W. Lambert, N. G. D.C.Southard, Sec'y C. W. Brown, Per. Sec.

Vigo Encampment, No.17.—Meets

Bleached and Brown Muslins, '?t

Cloakings, Cassimercs,

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Wli'lllN TIIE NEXT

AT ISIiTAIIi,

(WITHOUT RESERVE,

]\0. 11C5 STREET,

]Vexi to (he Operft House,

Consisting, in part, of

Dress Goods, Flannels,

evcrv

every firs

Shawls, Prints, Ginghams,

White Goods, Blanket?,

Hosiery, Notion?, .4

"e wC'-'

-7? 1?

l,r

Boots and Shoes, Ilats, &c. ,n^i

irt

In fact, a Complete Stock in.'all its Cra^che|..

f** ,5. ii J* '--'titJi.! '2. -7^

Ji fl

1 1

..*»•

Being determined to close my business in Dry

Goods, will offer my Entire Stock at

PRIME COST I

185d2 A. HIPPERT.

w~.

ELECTEICOIL.

I MS. SMITHS

0cmiiiic "Electric

D". 1. IT.

Oil.

STAY C'05IS?S^ATI«X.

NERVE POWER WITHOUT PIIOSPHOIJUS A REAL Sedative without Opium or Reaction INNOCEN even in the mouth ot infants,

Sure on Deafness, &i!i llhcuni, &e. {'jsrcfi ItiiciiaiisliNiii. Cures Sali liliei-n:. 4'ures Mrysipeiuw. sres S'lsrui.vs *.

Cure* Sweliij?^. VCiircs Si s*j «:s»cE:e.

Cuffs UurwH S'rosts. i'an-r. 5'iSe-.. ScaSti 3"eI«n«J. Osrlincc'df s. DSnicps Riptheria, Souriilsia. Wiiiaiiis Sv.'elU'tl iiJjssKlH. Stiff Joi««M, Vniilicr. 'S'o«stl« ACiJC. 'ra:». jvs. 5'Ieix. Cc.. etc.

O O I

Salt :r:i it

!ii

&MW WAClil YAEB

A 2SD

Comer of main and Second circds.

nAYINGmy

TEKKU I5AVTK. L\'1IA.\A.

thorough iy renovated and" refur

nished the house ivcciitlj", 1 solicit the patronage of old iricnds, and the traveling pui-llv ireneral ly. ik*s ree liuss to and from ali trains. oci--7i:8iii J. M. DAYIS, proprietor.

IIAEJTli

Cor. of Is'ain and Seventh Streets,

TERRE HAUTE, I^D.

Gd T. C. BUNT1N, Proprietor.

JACOB BUT/..

•IIACI ICR

went

Drops is the LARGEST Dose. Cures Sick Headache in about twenty minutes on rational principles.

Cincinnati,.Tunc

fisriTH—Bear

17. IS70.

Sir: My motherscahl-

pd her foot so badly she could not walk, wlncli alarmingly swelled. My litlie l.oy had lumps on Iris throat and very stiff neck.

got e.n ill

the ni^l':t and bathed Ids throat and chest ami ave him twenty drops of your Oil. Uiiey are n()v bo.th well. aOHN 'lOOMIA

Kxpress OlTIee. «7 West Fourth stieet.

]'0!'T

rr-ATN, July 1-.

Dr. Pnii'h Send me more Oil and more circuiiirs. Ii is "'iilike "i.ot (aMs.' **i some eireiiliiis aiso to Se.illll l' ., (. I'.erry a as they sent in tor a su} tiie On

rioi'so

infhv nist xi rcss. .-umi

i.Liifre,

Yours tru:y, D. K. 151-xKB liug-,'ist.

Not a Failure! No- One! (From Canada.) N

1!ambi

:g, Ont.,July

gi:o. c. hut/.

Corner of o'-'/h o.nO Main Streets, 1 Eli IiE-HA UTE, INDIA NA,

A COB UTZ soy, Proprietors.

This House has been thoroughly refurnished

SADJJLEBY.

PIHIXIP MABEL,

3Ias tlio Largest Stock in the City! Alannfacturer, Wholesale & Retail Dealer in

Saddles, Harness, Collars,

'ISRIRLES, WHIPS,

KRUSUSS, C5JIUIY-C0SIRS, BLANKETS ETC., ETC., ETC. The best Material used, and all Work Warranted

LOWEST PRICES IN THE CITY. Call and seeme. I charge nothing for looking at my goods. HOtt mailt Mreoi. be'. Sixth and Seventh, (In Metropolitan Block.)

Terre Haute, Indiana.

Kgr Carriages trimmed to order. 4-k!.'lni

3IILLEIi

Manufacturer and Dealer in

Saddles and Harness,

TISUISMS ASTI TAI.ISI2S,

/COLLARS,Bridles, Curi Combs, Ilorse Blankyj ets— utieni for Frank Miller's Harness Oil, Ac., (Old J'oxtfijice JJuuding,) South-illi St., Terre Ilaute, Ind. id.jm

-3

TOBACCOS, ETC.

^2EIS€3IAJiTS

Wholesale Dealers in

Groceries and Maimfaetured Tobacco? JTCNTS for R. .T. Christian & Co.'s celebrated ""Christian Comfort,"Bright May

1 (JENTS for A brands of" %, Pine Apple (jYack Navy ys,and

avy %, and Cherry Brand other line

brands,

Black 1

32 AND 34 MAIN STREETj Idly Worcester, Maes.

GI:X5:E:AJ,

Iiisumiico' Agents, '.-i:

OFFICE, BOWLING'S 1IAI.L.

'I^IIK very host ai:d nicst rrlial-Ie Jnruraice Comi.imies I'l pn-^enuil 1 this Ihln.

.-KTN A, OF IT A TIT FO RP. 11 AHTKuHli I-'JI-l!•. INsl TANf'K.

AM 1.1N, (11' i' 111 t. A1 1.1.1 111A, sri iN( KiKi,D. KK( 'IIA s', .F 11AIITI-OI l), NoltTIi AMtiaCAN,

12.

1M-. Smith, r-liiJ: I havcsold the Oil lorl'cal-in-ss, SKknc.-s, Ncuudfiia. A-c.. and in eviiy cast- it has «:ivi-ii satiswieti».n. I can 110quite a .'iuniljc ol ictiers. We want more of thcJ:i'p' size. Ac., .Vv.,

Yolll'S I'llllV. I-'HED. li. McCALLUJI, Druggist.,

rolicies wiittin 111 t!ie above rarrrd reni:,nii^ as.cln-a]) as in any lliat-class L'f.iiipiMdi S

lepicsented in this city. ]2li12m

cures very lime

(if

.li I !iC 1 Is while a

Aiieiii?.'

yon r.

name in

11st- Oil.

and it cni'i Taosi ah eutaneoiis diseases—scidoni lulls in ii-

ulnej-s or I!l

See

umatism.

ekly.

For s:i ie by !:•. st 'i inrs!i^ts. fplOdy

WAG-ON YAED.

iiouse,

Corner S'oitrt'a S'a^Ie .SJrcets.

TERRE IIAUTll, IND.

rs'TIE Undersigned tnkes great ij.on.pure in it. I. forming his old friends and customers, and tiie ••.ubiic generally, tiiat he has again take! charge of his well-known Wasion Yanl am Hoai'ding House, located as above, ai that lie will be iound ready and piompt loac'ommodateallin the est and most, accepialile manner. I-lis boarding house has been greatly^enlurged and thoroughly reiltted. His Wag«n Yard Is not excelled lor accommodations anywhere in the city. Boarders tahen hy the Day, Y\rcek or

Month, and J'riccs Jieasonablc. N, B.—The Boarding Ilont.e anil Wag'.n Yar--will he under the entire supervision of mv:-eir and family, [ooditwli] IjA«IELi MlLLlCli.

HOTELS.

^fBWABT MWD.

& A 1a 1 -i, o.ooo-

IF YOU V,*ANT

MIS IKSIjISAKCE,

Why not Get il:e Dest!

dors nor cost any more, and yc.u know yen are in a sound (Jeii:| any.

THE

ITNA LIFE ISSURAXCE

Is repicsi 11 ted by L.

I-Viw'line's liali. 12 i.'.'iin

COKB'ECTIOKERY AND BAEEEY.

A^CAiiU.

A E

AVIXG rr-fittcd the Cor.fectior.c and I akeiy lornierjy !vc]-t by_.

31 ESSES. MIE3SEN & CO.,

Xo. IG Xortii FcnrOi S{rcc(,

Awdengagid 11.r- Fcrvlcr of Mr. MeiVsen, I ,*.m now prepared to f'.ii i:i"-h ordeis of any kii.d for

Weddings, XV.rtics, Feslivals, &c..

In onr We have also

isnv

ax»

srcfK

At the Lowest FosaiOle Jfrusat

We ask a fclsare of the public patronage. N. Ik l-'iesh Milk at ali timen.

173d3in

G. F. KlXfr,

*«. Hi Xortli FenrtSi Strer*.

COAL.

£*ISEMI ii-JLbeiaT i:hAI«

J. Ii. IV HIT AE Ell

PREPARED to rurrish to Coal ccnsrmer during Lhis Fall aiul Winter,

THE VERY BEST

Shaft Block Coal

IN" TIIE MARKET,

In Qualities to Suit Purchasers.

Cedl and Examine Ihc Quality of this Coed,

Cp5 osEc the Market KoiiftC,

COR. FOURTH & WALNUT STREETS

93d3m Before purchasing elsewhere.

FILES.

SAVE YO UK OLD FILES.

(Late with

.a. «&• xs x:

mt ot

So,.".:.'.,"0-1

•of

L,M-r) 7:-il !».((!)

ol ill he lie nt. Tie 71. ir 3k leri •e. th nt -iee at tie

H.2, 72

e*y

ot Dd nc-

CO.,

A8SKTS, #I3.COO,C€C,

HAGEII, Ajtcnt. (Ti'ce,

Id id

HIT

AND

ri u,

Of Shetr.eld, England,),.

THE

most erhbrr.tfd niai'Ufactrrers of th« world for line wo k, lias oj eiusi a shop in

E E A E

next door to Worthing!en's Blacksmith Shop ON 4'IES.KIIY STItEI.T. and offers his services to the public.

3Ianufiacturcs Files and Rasps.

... Al-SO ii

©I,I

fECiT.

AND VAUP.A-Vn :i EQUAL TO KE^V. Tools of eveij' defcriptie-n ground in the best, style. Orders from the countiy solicited, and

I'KOJJI:TL¥ ATTESDED TO.,

Express charges paid one way. •,

FEEL STOBE.

Dealer in

Flcur, Feed, Baled Hay, Corn Oats, and all kinds ol Seeds,

:NORTH THIRD ST., NEAR MAIN

THRKE HAUTE, IND.

r/EED delivered in all parts of the cityjree of

charge

PEOFESSIONAL.

NO. 217 MAIN STREET,

Bet. Sixth and Seventh,

(South side,) over Lelbing's shoe store.

CONSULTATION FREE from 9 A.M. to' p. jr. llldw.

f^APPLE PABEBS.

SI. WHITTEMOKE,

Mauulacturer of

And Paring, Coring & Slicing Machines, Ply Worcesu-r. Mass.

BLANK BOOKS.

HE GAZETTE BINDERY turns cut the best lildnk Book work in Terre Haute. We

one of the most skillful Rulers

'"i

I'SuJI

?C:

•v

-hlA

Ik-

APPLE PARERS^

have

8*'

jU-

guarantee satisfaction on

jiooks rebound as usual.

the State, aDl

complicated

7orjK.O'd