Terre Haute Daily Gazette, Volume 1, Number 202, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 25 January 1871 — Page 4

RAILROAD TIME-TABLE.

fERRE-HAUTE AND INDIANAPOLIS. WAVE. ARRIVE. 1:1.-, A.at New York Express a. m. 7:UT A. 3F Day EXPI'Y 4:10 i. Lightning Express -t jj

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L&AVE.

Yawl alia Short JLiiic lioutc.

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10:i5 I-. si Fast Line INDIANAPOLIS & ST.-LOUIS. ARRIVES FLLOJL EAST. DEPARTS I-OU 10:50 A. Day Express 1^ii: {lA.3i Fast l-M-res.-4:i,(i i-. ,i Maltuou Aecomniouafn 10:'5$ i'. Jr Night Expivs* FROM: TIIE WEST.

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I:-3A. W Ni.^lit Express 3: »i 1'. ..IM/ Express 12:15 i». Expi^.. \'t' 10:LO A. Maltoon Accomm'ual II.-IU.-JY A. ..I.

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R'JCKVILLE EXTENSION

LEAVE. 4:10 i'. Mail

AKKIVE

10.o.j A. :.i-

CITY i'OST OFFICE.

CLOSE.

9:00 p. in.. j. III.. i:(JU p. m.. in. 3:.'W p. in.

DA 11 A' MA U.S. oi'EX. ly.ist Through l":0(.si. n. do (Brazil ami ureeiieas.iiej p. i"

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Cincinnati Washington... .Moa. n. i:W P-1" St. Louis am" West.

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12:00 a.

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2:.J0 p. in ...Clinton, -N uma, st. nice... 11:00 a. S KM I \VEEK V11 Oraysville via l'rairieton, Prairie Creel and

Tliurmaii's Creek— loses Mondavs and Tmirsdaysat 1. Opens Mondays and Thursdays at.. .. iolsou -Closes Tuesdays te h.ituiua.- al il

Opens Tuesdays it Saturdays at ,0 a. in WKKKI.V MAII.S. asonvl'.le via Riley. Cookerlv. Lewis, Cofiee and llesvesville—Closes Fridays, at :1 p. ni.

Money

C)|iens I''ri(lays at 4 p. m.

Asiiloro via Christy^ ,.t 1 n.m Opens Saturdays s'.t 12 istorn 11 elo«-s on Smid'iv's at !'. m. "oiilec opensduri r.a lie we-k forsa le

Order business, &e., nom a. in.lo.«.

~iThe €vtnm §nmtk

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY -O, 1371.

City and Nci^Iiborliood.

A WOMAN'S imno—a sewing circle.

TI public schools arc well attended.

A is as good a mile—of misicis.

TNIU-.I: will be no ice famine next trammer.

words.

indigestible eflort—eating one

A wiLUXU prisonerslum l»or.

-a man locked in

TI I candidates are beginning to friendly.

THK sun is slowly climbing up i\\aruthe north.

Sox« of the ice men—"we will gather

at the river."

Tin snow, like charity, covers a multitude of deformities.

TUNEFUL LYRE—themusic teacher A\ ho broke his emgagement.

M.T'NXFRC'iloii ill at D.)\vling Ilail on the 13th of February.

FIUKMANS' Rail at new Turner Ilall on the evening of February 1-ith.

A NL'MI'.EIT of young "bricks,'' of this city, "sworeoiT' drinkinK

TJTE TYPOGRAPHICAL

Tear

day. Only -evcral of them have been drunk since.

IT is said that lon^-lefwd stockings are a remedy for sore throat. —Indianapolis iScntinel.

W didn't you think of that when Nilssonwas there?

WHAT WIS KNOW AUOUT BUSSFS.— Buss, to kiss rebus, to kiss again psuribus, to kiss without regard to sex syllybus, to kiss, the hand instead ot the lips blunderbus, to kiss all the persons in the room erebus, to kiss in tlie tlark.

SKTTLFD.—A country school debating society, at the Douglas School House, in this county, has forever decided the pr..'at question of capita! punishment, iu the affirmative. We presume that the question will not be agitated further by legislators.

TAN WAOFS OF SIN*.—A couple ol scapegraces wore up before Afayor Cookorly yesterday, charged with associating with prostitutes and were fined and costed in the usual way. In default o!" tines and costs they were remanded to the "tombs" where they will have an opportunity to contemplate "the wages of sin" to their heart's content.

MOFF AMUSEMENTS COMING.—Bartine's Occidental Combination will put in an appearance at Dowling llall, Friday evening of this week, for a season of two evenings and one matinee. The troupe consists of fifteen negro minstrels, gymnasts and pantomimists, whose performances are said to be the wonder of large and enthusiastic audiences wherever they appear.

UNION

will give

a ball at Beach's Hall on the evening of February 3d. None will be present but those who receive invitations, as the entertainment will be select and as the reputation of "Typos" for giving firstclass entertainments of this kind is wellknown and appreciated by those who have attended, any comment from us would be superfluous.

DRY GOODS.—Tueli, Ripley & Deming announce, through our advertisement columns to-day, that they have a very fine assortment of dry goods and al! kinds of goods to be found in any firstclass dry goods store in the West, and of the very best qualities. The simple an ou ce fro in 1 ges a I is 1 ed and reliable firm i-* all that is necessary throng the store with purchasers from opening until closing hours.

PERSONAL.—Hon. II. A. V» hite, Representative from Vermillion county, and Mr. James Torrance, Auditor of the

county were at the National last evening. Tliey went to Indianapolis on

the night train. President Collctt was at the Teiie Haute House yesterday.

Col. Dowling went to„ IudianapoLs

Yesterday. Lynn Smith, Ecq., went to St. Louis

Bilist antl Kuoekist Contributes $20 to Ihc City Exchequer. A serious affray occurred in a saloon on North Fourth street last evening, which seems to have resulted from general misunderstanding. A in an intoxicated condition about eleven o'clock at night, and adhturbance occurred, whereupon the barkeeper, and proproprietor too, wo believe, undertook to jut the intruder out, when the individual first named, seized the propriety's linger between his teeth and almost bit itolL The "bit" then left the saloon in (]!iist ot a policeman, lea\ing tl.t iiist" in possession of the premises, who then manifested a strong desire to vacate the premises above referred to, but was informed by a third party that the door \va.cke.l and that he could not escape, and as the 'Titist" says, demanded of iiim v-'J to let him go, which he refused to give, and made an attempt to leave the room, when this third party iuter-u-red, using physical persuasion to retain iiim, which he resented by knocking iim down and pounding him in a feanul manner, and then made good his escape before the arrival of the saloon keeper, *vho put in an appearance shortly afterward, accompanied by oflicer llowland but the "bitist" had made good his escape.

en'ered a saloon

This morning he was complained of before the Mayor by both the "bit" and knocked, and put in an appearance in accordance with a summons of Mayor Cookerly, on the two charges, and was fined and costed in the aggregate, $20.

Tim PRESS AND SMALL SHOWMEN.— "Ti:ere is a wide-spread delusion to the et-t'l-rt that a nenvspaper, fv virtue ot being a newSjiiiiK'r, is bound to take ever\ tiling that is

"people in the show business arc strong in its laiih. Every three-penny exhibitor hat monies along seems to imagine that the eveS of the world are upon him, and ch"t tin press, in particular, will be lalse to its duly aihi useless to mankind, unless ho and his a {fairs are noticed. And—the sni:i!!' the shoinman the greater his prete r.s ons.—Exchanfje.

Tlie above item we clip from an exchange which, no doubt, knows whcieot it speaks. It is eminently true of very many "catch-penny" bogus organizations that seriously afflict the country, until, for want of patronage the organization prematurely dies and the world is the better for its demise. Very many of the.-e one-horseshowmen demand and expect from the press the most favorable notice of their performances whether they merit it or not, just because they favor the editor with complimentary tickets, ju^t as if tiie number of compliment aries lie receives should be the basis of his comments oil the merits or demerits of the entertainment. If the press of the country would give showmen to understand that their performances would be criticised, if not up to the standard, without regard to the number of "dead heads" left the editor, the readers of the papers would be the better for it by not attending the proposed entertainment, and the paper would have a higher appreciation by its readers, and our citics would have abetter class of entertainments than is the case at present, and in the long run, it would be much better for the papers, because of the fact that the proprietors of shows would be more likely to be responsible men, as the system would do away with many poor performances, as it is impossible for any poor show to exist for any length of timo against the criticisms of the press.

TIIF CRIMINAL, COURT, Hon. Thomas B. Long presiding, convened yesterday afternoon, pursuant to the forenoon's adjournment., and the case of the State vs. Jeptha Downs, charged with grand larceny, was resumed before a jury, which, after a hearing of the evidence, arguments and instructions of the Court, rendered a verdict awarding the accused a term of two years in tlie penitentiary.

The case of the State vs. Oliver C. Perry, charged with the larceny of $25 from one Laura Jones, sometime since, was next called and tried by the court, which, after hearing the evidence took the case under advisement until this morning when the accused was declared convicted of the charge and awarded two years in the penitentiary, the Court pronouncing sentence at once

Sentence was then passed on Jeptha Downs for two years, James R. Spann, indicted and convicted of perjury, of which mention was made in yesterday's GAZETTE, was also arraigned and sentenced for two years. Col. R. R.

DIDN'T KNOW TIII: DIFFERENCE.—A young limb of the law in this city tilled the engagement of a Methodist minister to preach in a country school house net a hundred miles from this city and not later than last Sunday. He went out to the appointed place on time and was rejoiced to meet quite a large congregation. Reports say h« gave them a first-class sermon, taking his text somewhere in Chitty's Blackstoue, however, instead of from the Bible, and his flock seemed to appreciate it amazingly. Of couse it was down in Sullivan county.

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HAULED HIM LN.--OfficersGilmoreand Nichols "pulled" a "dead beat" drunk this morning near John Smith's Saloon, out on the LaFayette Road, who was so drunk, that they were compelled to pro-

a dray and haul him to the jail, where he was provided with free lodging at the expense of the cit}\ He was too drunk to give his name or any account of himself whatever. His Honor the Mayor will honor him with an niterview when he sobers off, meanwhile he languished).

Local Mention.

REV. W.M. GRAHAM, OR X. V,'. Ind. Conference, says "BARK'S PECTORAL KLLXIK acts like a charm."

lf)SJ4wl

Avatches in and silver

"AMERICAS" and "Elgin" gold and silver cases. Gold Geneva and stem-winding watches, at

JOHN K. FREEMAN'S.

Opera House Jewelry Store

])i solution

The firm of U. R. otters it Co., is this day dissolved by mutual consent, Ira Delano retiring therefrom. The business will be continued by U. R. Jellers

AI.EES, TIIE 1IATTEK.

Stewart

will start for Jellersonville with this interesting trio to-morrow evening. The Court then fixed the 7th of February for the trial of the case of the State vs. Anna Boyle, and adjourned.

To R,K THOUGHT OF.—One of our exchanges very truthfully says "Occasionally a newspaper patron gets vexed if the publisher sends iiim a bill, and asks for its payment. This ought not to be so in a single instance, as no offence is ever intended in any case when the bill is sent. Reflection for a moment ought to show those who are so unreasonable as to get mad when dunned for their alvertising bill that they should thank the publisher for giving him credit for six months or a year—as the case may be —without interest. But many are possessed with the idea that it makes no difference whether they pay promptly for their work or not they seem to think tlie publisher does not need any money. There is no business where out-goes are more constant and certain than in the 'newspaper business and it does not take much ciphering to show that a constant drain on his pocket without "any replenishment would soon compel him to close his office and suspend business. Don't, therefore, get mad when you are asked for payment. The better plan is to call and pay without .waiting to be asked."

an(

Elisha Havens, assume all liabilities of the old firm and are authorized to col lect all debts due the same. The style^ of the firm remains the same, "U. R. Jetiers & Co." U. R. JKFKERS.

IRA DELANO. ELISHA HAVENS'.

F..r taps at Cost, *YOStK 1I.1T SlOilL, 143 Main street.

EMRHOIDERIHS at half price at Ilera Arnold's.

ALLE.V, TIII: IIATJIUJ.

notice of

everybody.

done by

Xon is tlie lime t» purt-iiasn |SK than Xew York JUICE*, at tiie CLOSING out Male

LINEN Collars and Culls, the latest stj le at llerzcfc Arnold's.

I.atWeti Fura at cost, SZ',W VOIII Mom:, 11.5 Main Streei.

ONE dollar will actually euro your cough. Buy BARK'S PECTORAL ELIXIR.

Everything goisiy at New Yorlt I»res«ii cost prices, in ortlcr to close business* at i\ipicrl's.

AL1E5, 'I'llK gJ VJ iii:.

VRILINCS at reduced prices, at Herz & Arnold's.

Fur Ciloves, at-cost, SEW YORK HAT STOKE, 145 Main Street.

THE Best §1 kid gloves in the world, at Her/& Arnold's.

Great. bargain* in Fancy Goorfs. Xotious, Hosiery Gloves, M»n«JiicscSsief*. White G«o«ls. Flannel* and Kibboits, a*, the eiosins out sale at Xippert's.

ALLEX, TIIE 1IATTEK.

COKSETS are very near given away, at Herz & Arnold's. *J

WK are constantly manufacturing Hoop Skirts of the latest style. IIKRZ & AKXOLD.

Gents Cloth Winter Caps at Cost, SEW YORK MAT fcTORE, 143 Main Street.

PHYSICIANS recommend BAKU'S PECTORAL ELIXIR for diseases of the Throat and Lungs. Seo circular.

You can always buy a better I-Iocp Skirt for less monojr at the Hoop Skirt Factory, than at any other establishment in the city.

Ruck Gloves at Cost. SEW YORK MAT STOKE, 143 Main Street.

LADIES Under Garments, cheaper than yon can make them up yourselves, at Herz & Arnold's.

A!,I,EX, TIIE 1IATTEK.

WE CLAIM 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, Wittqnburg, Rusekaupt & Co., Proprietors.

The New Drug- Store.

Dr. Walts and R. L. Black have jnst opened a new Drug Store on Sixth street, opposite the Postotliee. Our citizens will find it to their interest to purchase their pure Drugs, Perfumery, Toilet and Fancy Articles at that place. l"8tt

BUY your Blankets at the New York Store, 73 Main street-, near Court House Square, if you want to buy them e'neap!

Ileal in? tiie SicK Without Medicine. Mrs. Dr. J. E. De Newkirk has located permanently in this city, and will attend to all professional calls. Office and resi deuce, first door North of the Clark Hous?. 17Gri2G

TIIE celebrated "K and "Alexander"KidGlovcs, in all shades and sizes, just opened at the New "\oik Store, 73, Main street, near Court House Square.

CHILDREN will take BAKU'S PECTORAL ELIXIR. It will cure Croup.

IIOOP SKIRTS and Corsets, at the New York Store.. Domestics on a Tumble.

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

The closi nfs on 1 sale of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, arc jsoinyr off rapidly atXipl»ert"s.

BLACK ALPACCAS,EmpressCloth, French Merinos, Cords, Poplins, Sateens, Imperial Lustres, Pure Mohairs, &c. etc., 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, near Court House

HERZ

AI.I.KX, THE HAITKK.

Square.

Fur and Wool Hats, XEW YORK HAT STORE. 145 Main Street.

ARNOLD are offernig great in

ducements in order to reduce stock for spring trade.

HAVE

opened afresh stock of Car

pets and Papers, Oil Cloths, Curtain Material, Window Shades, Mats, Rugs, &c. Our prices will bo found very low. Look at our stoek before you buy.

WITTENKUKO, RrsniAUPT & CO.} New York Store.

LADIES,Gents, Misses and childrens'cotton, tlannel and wool Hosiery in great variety, at the New York Store, 73 Main street, near Court nouse Square.

ASK jrour Druggist for UARR'S PECTORAL ELIXIR.

Wabash Oysters, ley's.

I'ianos.

First-class Pianos arriving at W. II. Paige & Co.'s, corner of Maiji and Sixth. 177 tf.

Fon the best assortment, and lowest prices in flannels, go to the New York Store. One price only, justice to all! flr

Ulanlt?, Blanks!

All kinds of Blanks require! oy Justices or the Peaee lor sale at Lhe Gazette otiiee Any article not on band, will be printed on short notice.

WE ARE now opening a handsome stoca of Nubias, Scarfs, Hoods, Infants' Saqi*o.s, &e., itc., at the New York Store, near Court House Square.

MINCE MEAT on Fridays and Tuesdays at C. I. Ripley's.

140a

I want to buy Old Gold and S. !»'. FREEMAN, 54dtf 1(I Main Street.

Kress «oo(ls.

Dress Goods are cheap at the New York

Dress Goods—the largest variety at the New York Store. One price only at the New "iork Store, .rear Court House Square.

Furs! i'urs!

Furs at the New York Store, sign of the net liag. liemoval.

Dr. A. Arnaud has removed liis oflice to the cornerof Fifth and Ohio streets, where he may be found in future. 150di:6

IIANDKEKCIIIKI-S lor ladies, gents, anti children, very cheap, at the New rk Store, T-'y Main street, near Court House Square.

TIIE "Gazette" Blank i!ooIc r-Ianutac ory is* now in active operation. ployiitff none but irst-eiais* Woi Unson. ail worfc is Guaranteed to Jt'ive •tatisSacion. IIt:tfSi»S, A

\LLEN", "THK IJATTEK" lias just received an invoice of dress silk Ilats—''I itlh avenue" block for the Holidays. Call and see them at tlie "New "iork Hat Sioie, 145 Main street..

GetiiEt^ jWarrie»?-.

ESSAYS FOI: YOUNG JIEN, on Soc.iaiEviis,and the propriety or impropriety of getting .Varried. with sanitary help for those who leel unfitted for matrimonial happiness. Sent free in sealed envelopes. Address HOWARD ASSOC 1 AliC'N, Box P, Philadelphia. Pa 9i dw3m

Bio stock of Factory Jeans, Sattinets, Cassimers, Cloth, &c., Ac., now on inspection at the New York Store,73 Main street, near Court House Square.

FOR RUNT.—'Two nelly's Drug Store.

ful styles,

Store.

Offices above Don-

LACK Collars and Setts, new and beauti

just received at the New "iork

The largest assortment of Ladies Watches, at the lowest priccs, is at 101 Main, near corner Sixth street. 40dwtf S. LI. FREEMA\

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

FOE HENT.

T^^ORTRFNT—A siood Room lor business ot alJb most any kind, on Filth street,in the rear ol Donnelly's drug store. Inquire at the GAZE/TIE oflice. i. ,i, ..I

ORDINANCE.

AS ORBIXAXfE

'Providing for the Opening of Ohio Street from Ninth to Tenth Street, in the City of Terre Haute, Over the Land Claimed by Chauneey Rose, and the Grounds,

Lands and Tracks of the Evanxviile & Crawfordsville Railroad Co., and Declaring the Same a Public Highway.

SECTTofandCityit

OV 1.

lie Ordained by the Common Coun

cil the. of Ttrre Haute, That tlie stieet known designated on the plat ol said city as Ohio street, be opened and extended from Ninth to Tenth streets, over and ui on the lands claimed by Chauneey Rose, a distance of two hundred and forty (210) feet and in width eighty one (81) "feet and also over the grounds lanos and tracks of the Evansville & Crawloidsville Railroad Company, a distance of two hundred and thirty-live 1235) feet and in width eightyone (81) feet, which several tracts have not hitherto been laid out. platted according to law, the

same

to correspond with said Ohio street heretofore laid out and platted west and east of the aforesaid grounds, lands and railroad tracks, and the saine is hereby declared to be a public ^"Al, ordinances heretofore passed on this subject are hereby repealed.

SFC 3.

emergency existing for the imme

diate taking ellect of this ordinance, all rules hindering the same are hereby suspended, and itshall be in full force from and after its passage and publication in one or more of the newspapers of Terre. Haute.

Passed Januaiy 17,1871. G. COOKER I JY, Mayor. Attest: DANIELVICKERY, Ciiy Clerk. 20'id2

SPECIAL NOTICES.

The Bridal Chamber.

ESSAYiS FOR IOIXO

m- r.": ON it:

Great Social Evils and Abuses,

Which interfere with MARRIAGE, with sure means of relief for the Erring and Unfortunate, diseased and debilitated.

Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free of char-e Address, HOWARD SANITARY" AID ASSOCIATION, No. 2 South Ninth street, PHILADELPHIA, Pa. lHM&wSin

STEAM BAEEBY.

Union Steam Bakery.

FKANK IIEINIG & 15K0.,

.Manufacturers of all kinds ot

Crackers, Cakes, Bread

AND

A N

Dealers in

Foreign and Domestic Frnits,

FANCY AN1) STAPLE GROCERIES,*

LA FAYETTE STREET,

Between the two Railroads.

138d Terre Ilante, Indiana.

CL0THIN&.

XE1RLAN CtEII,

Wholesale and Retail Dealer in

MENS', YOUTHS' AND BOYS'

CLOTHING,

And Gents'

_!• i!! at X. Rip152tf

Try't

THE latest style in Nubias, Hoods, Scarfs, Ties, &c„ at tbe New York Store.

Furnishing

ldfim

Goods,

NO. 93 MAIN STREET,,

A. G. COKS & CO.,

(Saccensors to L. cD A. G.

DEY GOODS AT COST.

A LARGE

AND VERY

©ESIKAHX/E STOCK

DRY GOODS

FOR SAIJE!

UA1VT TO C1IASGE SiUSIXI^SS.

A Large and very Desirable Stock

Oii"

Staple aiul Fancy Dry Goods

TORE KOT.D AT

PMVME SA LE!

"WITHIN TIIE NEXT

N I N E I A S

AT RETAIL,

O O

(WITHOUT RESErwYE,)

NO. HO MAIN STREET,

I Next to tlie Opera House,

Cons-sting, in part, ot

Dress Goods Tlannels,

Shawls, Prints, Ginghams,

Bleached and Brown Muslins,

Cloaking?, Cassimeres,

'•White Good?, Blankets,

Hosiery, Notion",

|ifv

»Si*

Terre Tlante

•. Did

WRENCHES.

Cqex,)

W O E S E A S S

Manufacture!® of the Gennine L- I

COE§ SCREW WROXHKS With A. G. Coe»' Patent Lodt F« in

Boots and Shoes, Hat?, &c.

In fact, a Complete Stock inl'all its^ Branches.

-I is*

VB'*

Being determined to close my busi

Goods, wi'l clfermy Entire Stock at

P* S SB I*

wmmmmrngiim

in Drj-

tsf*l

&*. svar* «s «ir 1s

PHI3IE COST! ... -.w .^r.

ELECTSIC OIL.

BB. SMITH'S

Genuine "Electric"

Oil.

XEW C03I2SIXATI0X.

NERVE PCAYEIl WITHOUT PHOSPHOltUS!! A REAL Sedative without Opium or Reaction INNOCENT even in the mouth of Infants. Twenty

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

CINCINNATI, June 17,1870.

Bit.G. p,. ftjriTii—Dcai' Hir: My motlier scalded her foot so liai'.ly she could not walk, which alarmingly swelled. My littie hoy had lam^ his throat ami very stii:' nocl I «et up in tlie night and hatlu throat ai»l chiv-t am. "ave him twenty drops of your Oil. Il.eyare now l)ilh well. JOHNTOOM1A,

Kxpress Olllee. 07 Wist Fourth street. TOI:T PLAIN, July 12.

Dr. Mmith F-i-v.d mo moie Oil ami nioiechj oulars. It is poinx like --lioi ...'""v?.1!" some eireiliars aiso to t-.iitlll! iV Co.. 1 .'eil It-y, as tiny sent in lor a Mippiy. o' H'e On Pit-sise Mtim'hy liist express, ami oUiifie,

Yours truly, D. K. lilAKK Druggist.

Not a Failure! Not One! (From Canaila.) NFAV IIAMBUKG, ONT., July 12. Dr. Smith. Pliila 1 liavesold the Oil for I'ealness, Sieknehs, Neuralgia. Ac., and in evcij case it has .'yiven satislaetion._ I fan pi«otirc quite a numbcroi letters. We want mou ol the size, iVr., &<•.,

YouJ"s resia-i:iiully, FRED. 11. McCALLUJI, Druggist.

Sure or Deafness, Salt Eheitin, &c. Cures liheuinatisiii. Cures Kail KSaetsm.

Cures Erysipelas*. Cures rarisljsi*. Coros Cures C8si?!'i»isss. Cures S*« si«?i!cf»e. Cnres Uur«»s ma! B-'vosts.-" Csires 1'iles. Seaid ISeatl relims. CariJunelcies, Mnmpx, 'roiip. IJips!f.eri«, Xeural^ia. Gout, Woiuals, Sxve!le«i

Hi it'. Joint*. Caiikcp. 'i aaih

Aeiie, Cramps. £f.: Ac. TKY IT FOK Yul'liSKI F. SALT JinKt'Ji it ernes evrry time (if *on r._se aoM.apon lie parts bile ap-]-lyiim Oil, audit curtsinost ail cutaneous (Ji.'tascs—seittum fails in Deafness or Rheumatism.

See Alienls' name in Weekly. For saie L.v last Drupuists. sj.Ci.y

WAGON YAED.

SEW WAS©I YASB

AND

13 OAKDIN Gr IIOi:

"«r»ter Fotirih am2 S.retts, •TERRE IIAU'fE, IND. rpuE Undersigned takes great p.casnre nf.Mmi i:g liis o!d fiit'iids and eiistosiji rs, ai 0 tne j-ublic iuenerall.\', that lie has atiajn takcicliarue of his vcil-Unov. Wa^-on Y:::d a Uia:'dii ti House, located as above, ami tiiat lit will be found rt-ady and jnompt to accommodate all in tlie liest and most acceptable manner. His boarding house lias been greatly enlarged ami thorough!y reltttid. His Wagon "i aid Is not excelled for accommodations anywheri iu tbe city. Boarders taken hi/ the Iyc: /, TVcch or

Month, and Frlccs Hca*onable. N, 13.—Tlie Boarding House and \Vagoi Yn1'1will lie under the entire supervision of mse-• and familv. [o8d^wtt] DANIEL. Mli.Id.iC.

HCTSLS.

AliT MOUSE,

Corner of Jkaia and Second Siretis. TERRE IIAUTE, IXiJSAXA.

AVINO tlit.iongliiy renovatrd nr.d? refuruialied tlie house ceiitly, 1 tolicit the a tionageoi lny old iriends, and the tiavelinj pn V1 gen era 11 y.

I' ree iiiiss to and fr all trains. oc|17uoin J- ^1- DAYls, j'roprlctor.

'"TIkkkk IIAIL'TK Cor. of Main and Seventh Streets, TERRE HAUTE, IXI).

6d T. C. BUNTIN. Proprietor. JACOB BUTZ. «EO. C. LUITZ.

WATSOWAIi HOUSE-,

Corner of Sixth and Main Street*,.

lEIiltE-IIATJTE, INDIANA,

A COB UTZ it SOy, Proprietors.

This House has been thoroughly refurnished

SADDLEEY.

PIIII.L.IF KADFX,

lias the Largest Stoek in the City Manufacturer,"Wholesale & Retail Dealer in

Saddles, Harness, Collars

I'RIISEEK, WIIII'S,

I»RUSHES, CL:KIIY-COMBS, BLANKET?: ETC., ETC., ETC Tlie best Material used, and all Work Warranted

LOWEST PRICES IN THE CITY. Call and see me. I charge nothing for looking at my goods. 196 jUatn Street, bet. Sixth and Seventh, (In Metropolitan Block.)

Terre Haute, Indiana.

Carriages trimmed to order. 41d3m

PETER MILLEK,

Manufacturer and Dealer in

Saddles and Harness,

TK01i§ A^I

Haute, Ind. IdSm

TOBACCOS, ETC.

BRASHEARS, BHOTVX & TITUS,

omission -wholesale Dealers in

Groceries and Manufactured

Tobacco.'

A (JENTS for Bi J. Christian & Co.'s celebratee A brands of "Christian Comfort," Bright Ma: %, Pine Apple Black Navy %, and Cherry Branr tllack Navy %, and other fine brands,

32 ANP 34 MAIN STREET jdly Worce»t«r, Maw.

1KSUEAK0B.

1, l-O 4.

cl' IleSCEXST

iranco Agents,

OFFICE, DOVv'LING'S IIALL.

IK very Coiusjaiili-s

st. a Ml rcpi

•!e itnaj c€

JKTNA. OF IfAl.TFOlID. 11 AliTF( i! I.' F1IM- INsTUA N( K. FHANKMN,F il.U.Al 1 !.l 1 A. sri:iN( Fn:i.i). MEIo liA.'-.S'. (.F IfAKTi Cr.D, NollTll AMEhR'A N,

IF YOU A

MIE

X-4 10

-i-l

.r,:

M'J,o7l

Policies vinti'ii in 13 nl \e fd Cnnpiuih jis el11-a]i as ii any !I 5-t-i '.as-s I'M us repiet-entcd in tins ciiy. i-l'i'.^ni

S1JA2SLY $l-LOOO Oe(r.

"Why net Cot ti:e Iks!! does nor rf-t any lrrre, ai.d y.-.u lii.cr. you aie a st.tu.tl ai

II E

JETNA LIFE IaKL'EAXCE

ASSSCTfi,

Is rep! s-l:{*, 1 vI Dowlii.o's liali.

CO.,

.fti:M'CONCCO,

(J. ii agf.j:, At

et. I Hat', II'Colli

CONI'XGTIOl^EY V* KlIiV.

SO JE IS ^IT

AND

A E

BAYING

ref.ttcd theCoi.fvsUfir.eiyanu Bak-

ciy joi-n eriy in by

ME88IIS. MIESSEN 0,,

Xe. I5 FcSir£h

•\nd engagi il tho vi'i of Mr. *eiisen, I r.m ou picj arcd to i': ii i..li cidtis uf any ii.d i'-r

IVeddings, Pariie% Festival!?'.

In our line. We have ako

xr:iv a?.h rs.si n-xtitu tir

At ihc Lowed remote .fbicat

We a.-k a si,are of the i:bne patror age. N. B. l'i ,sliMilk at al (Ikk.-r.

1 1

C. F. iiiXG.

7C«. 16 XEVTTJ MNTF.

COAL.

mi is ]ij CJla.

J. 11. IVlilTAIiEXl

,8 Plin'.-'iU'.I) lo fnrrish (oC'ral CCI.M n.er iii: ing t!iis Fall aiid WliiU-r,

TIIE VERY BEST

Shaft Block €cai

IN THE MARKET,

Iii lo frsiit Fiii'i'IiaKci'S'.

Call and Examine the Quality of this Coal,

Ojijrosite the Xttflici JZovsc,

COR. FOURTH A V," A I.NUT STREETS

i:ld,'im Before pvin-hasii e!s wliere.

PHJSS.

SAVE I'OUK OLD FILES.

3An. A.

BB60KS,

(Late v. iI !i

A ii a fc 15 xj 1:1 i?

Of Sl'.elllcld, England,)

'|tT1E mot ec'eliiati'il n:anifncti rerp of tin i. world lor iine wojk,.has oj nad a slic.p in

next door to Vroiibir.gloi.'.s Bhiekfrnitli Shop OIV C35i:i!RY ST2JES:T. and offers his services to the public. jliiiiuf.ictuies Files and Easps.

A so

AND WA IU! ANTED EQUAL TO NEW. Tools of every descriptifai gronr.d in the beststyle. Orders ficm the countiy solicited, and

Express charges paid one way.

r-EED

STOKE..

Xrxi'iif

Dealer in

Flour, Feed, Baled Hay. Corn Oats, and all kinds of Seeds,'

"NORTH THIRD ST., NEAR MAIN

TEKEE HAUTE, ISJD.

PEEDdelivered

in all parts cf the city tree of

phoinf. hltJin

FEOi^SIONAL.

S A E A I

217 MAIN fcTRFEi,

j: Bet. Sixth and Seventh,

(South' side,) over Leibin g's slice store.

COJiHVI.TATION TStEE from

p. :.i.

1. If.

0 A. jr. to 1 Id v.-.

's APPLEPAEEE5.

Manufaet urer ol

APPLE PAR EE S,

And Paring, Coring & Slicing Machir s, lv Woiet'Mer. JMSISP.

ldy

BLANK

BOOKS.

GAZKTTJTWNiKRY tuinsout the lest S Blank lioolc work in'leire Hanie V\ Lave one of the THost skillful Rulers in lhe State, and .. niarantee satisfaction on complieuttd yorfc.O'd '''i rctwond 911 w!f