Terre Haute Daily Gazette, Volume 1, Number 207, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 31 January 1871 — Page 4

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TUESDAY, AN A11Y 31, 1871.

City anil Neighborhood.

AViiEUE are the Chapmans

liKAUTiPUL weatiter for colds-'.

No Court until the 0th of February.

THE Mayor's Court is ileui'.csa to-day.

"TAKING IN TOW"— Carrying a blonde.

(SERVICES at Uie Christian Church this evening.

Tin: well at the Nor.viul School is tupplied wiLh a pump.

TYPO'S HALL at Jiea'eTi'.s Hall Fridaj' night of this week.

Ouu dry goods dealers are arranging to get in their spring stocks.

FIREMAN'S BALL at Tamer Hall on (lie evening of February 1-lth.

THERE will be interesting services at the First Presbyterian Church thw evening.

AYK heard it remarked to-day that tiie Opera lIou.se plat to the xS il^son Concert looks like a graveyard.

JOSH BILLINGS says that a man who does not advertise "cannot set a hen with elegance and persision." True.

"\VIIISN a man goes kiting around with a smile on his face, shaking hands with everybody, it isasign that there will soon be an election.

XTLSSON will not visit Fort Wayne, as we learn from the Gazette of that city, because they have no suitable hall for Bucli a grand entertainment.

EXPLODED.—An anvil, that was being fired on Fifth street last evening iu_honor of the capture of Paris, by the German", exploded, severely injuring a little boy named Suell.

IT IS said that the man who won't take a paper because he can borrow one has invented a machine with which he can coo! his dinner by tiie smoke of liis neighbor's ehimney.

TUK Madison Courier wants the Lecjislaturo to pass a more effeetu il law against blieep killing rfous.— 'J'crrc Jfautr Journal.

Irsneh a law passes you had hotter get your lite insured.—Madison Courier. Complimentary

IxKiDKT.iTY.—Let it be remembered that our distinguished fellow-citizen, Col. 11. \Y. Thompson will give a lecture on the subject of "Infidelity" at Asbury Church this evening. Let the church be crowded.

ST. YA LENT INK'S day draws 011 apace, and the windows of the bookstores will soon be gay and gorgeous with myraids of pictures, while lines ending with love, dvive, heart and dart will fly around recklessly among youth fid and gushing lovers.

"LAST

ICK.—TheAcademyof Music

makes its last dying kick to-night. It died hard, but had to succumb at last, when it became so low that even the rowdies and loafers became di with it. "Poor Jake," requiscaf in

MASQUE BALL .—The Mccnnerchor club will give one of their incomparable entertainments at Dowling Hall on the evening of the 13th of February. It will be

one of

the grandest affairs of the season, if it is in keeping with the entertaininent they usually give.

NOT TRUE.—A

en me gusted.^e

WE give in another column the official report of the Savings Bank in this city, made by Gen. Cruft. It is an able exhibit of the condition of the Bank, and shows how economically is its management. We ask for it a careful examinare ad

THE IIIBLKNICON—The famous original MacEvoy Hibernicon, under the able management of Mr. Chas. E. MacEvoy, put in an appearance at Dowling Hail last evening for a reason of three e^e-nin-s. Tiie Hall was densely packed with a highly appreciative audience of ladies and gentlemen, who demonstrated theic apprtciation of the exhibition many enthusiastic outbursts ot applause, as they would be permitted to gaze uii •ome beatiful, and to some, familial scenes in "ou'ld Ireland," in the course ol of the evening's entertainment.

The Hibernicon con -l-ts of panoramic views of some of tiie beautiful country scenes in which Ireland abounds, and for which sliei- famed in history. Many street scenes in Dublin, Limerick, Cork and other large cities of Ireland were exhibited on canvass, the whole being explained by Mr. Chas. MacEvoy, in hiown inimitable way. The interest of the scenery is intensely heightened and improved by the accompaniment ot a connc drama, in which.Barney, the guide, (Mr.

Lawior), Mi-s Nora, his sweet-heart, (Miss MacEvoy), and No rah's mother, (Miss Ilalpine), were the characters, and as a matter of COM HO, JII~ ney falls in love villi Miss Norah, (which di.-plays his good taste), wine: the '-owld woman," the mo her o! No rah., objects to, and gives Barney a ".slight touch of a bit ot a shelalah," which salute Barney remembers in appreciative spirit. Through nearly every scene Barnej and Noraii "put in an apprarance" except one, where Barney captivated by a heartless young widow but with commendable good sen-e he "returns to his first love," an both are finally made happy. Th comic acting, and exhibition of scenery is interspersed with music, both instrumental and vocal in which Miss ivEacIv* ov and Mr. Lawior distinguish themselves and create much enthusiasm. Mr. Chas.

MacEvoy favored the audience with a violin solo, with imitations of a bagpipe, which was a grand success, and was rapturously applauded.

The entire exhibition and performance is of the highest order, and merited the large house which greeted its fir.-tap-pearance at the hail, and should insure for it a crowded hou-e upon this and tomorrow evening. There will be a change in the musical programme each evening of the entertainment. Don't fail to go.

NII^SON.—The following communication isjjLfst received from the General A-ent of the Nilsson Concert troupe, by

mail: BURNETT IIOU.SK, CINT'INXATT. 0.,1 January 30,1871. Jfr.ssrs. Loclcc & IVcuns'cy,

GUSTLKKKS: I regret much to state t!i it Miie. Nils»on is very sick, and eonlined to her room", therefore unable to sin^ in Term Haute the dale announced. I Ii ive a telegram from Mr. O. E. iloslord, Secretarv of

he Opera House Association,

with vacant, dates," one of which dates we will take lor the concert when Mile. Nilsson recovers lully "»ul is able rosin

Very Respectfully, J. C. FP.uvei

General Agent 2s its.son Concert.

We submit the above for the encouragement of those of our citizens who hold Nilsson tickets. But few tickets have been returned so far, which goea to prove that the patience of the people of Torre Haute is unbounded, and that when they want to attend a first-class entertainment, the high price of tickets and the repeated failure of the artistes to appear,cannot dampen their ardor to the degree of making them give up in despair and demand that their money be refunded. On the occasion of the first disappointment, after tickets were sold, we understand that there was about five hundred dollars refunded to parties holding tickets, but upon this last disappointment, only about one hundred and twenty-five dollars have been refunded. It will be an outrage on tills community and on our neighboring communities if Manager Strackosch should disappoint, us by not filling his engagement at all but we don't expect such bad faith on iiia part when there has been such a display of faithfulness on the part of our citizens and neighbors. It is not reasonable that we should. We yet believe that no consideration other than the physical indisposition of Mile. Nilsson, or some other of the troupe, will prevent Manager fetrliko-ch from making good his engagement at Terre Haute at the earliest practicable day.

SUFAIT AND PILI.OW CASE PARTIES are creating oiuite a sensation in some ctties, and for the information of those of our citizens who may wish to give such an entertainment, we give bgjow a description of the costume3 which we clip from one of our exchanges The uniform for ladies consisted of a pair of white stockings drawn over their shoes, a night-gown over their dresses, a white sheet thrown over their shoulders shawl fashion, white gloves on their hands, a white handkerchief tied tooth-ache fashion, around their heads, a pink cambric mask over the face, and a pillow-case tied over their heads, in tiie same manner in which housewives tie handkerchiefs over their top-pieces while sweeping a dusty room. The costumes of the gentlemen are similar to the above, with the exception of white shirts instead of nightgowns, and addition, in some instances, of mtadrawn over the pantaloons. Now, some of our novelty loving people give such an entertainment here?

can't

rumor was in circular

reporters who pronounce

dation.

tion in Indianapolis yesterday, to the ef fect that John G. Chambers, of the Van „.dalia line, and late a citizen of this place, «^had resigned hi3 position on the road as -r *. ^Passenger Conductor, and proposed engaging in mercantile pursuits. But the Another woman claiming to be Dowen rumor was investigated by the

Sentinel

IIKAIID FROM.—Fred. McAvoy and hi-igenile spouse have been giving Newport a touch of their "Punch and Judy" recently. The Jloosicr State says they 'brought down the house." We are thankful that they did not bring down our Opera House hile here.

PERSONAL.—Judge Aaron Shaw, of Oiney, Illinois, is in the city, the guest of Col. Hudson, and will remain a few days.

Mr. William Woollen is very sick, and fears are entertained that it will, not be possible for. him to recover.

THE

of his

he should resign, the road ington, with a peck bosket full ofdocuwould lose one

of its most courteous,

g^n-}ments,

Terpsichorean Club, composed of

some of our young folks, propose to "hop" at Dowling Hall, on Thursday evening next.-„

Bowen and flesh of his flesh, has

without foun- appeared to Congressman Bowen, at Wash-

and clouds

witnesses, to prove

Brooklyn lias a startling sensation in the performance of some mysteiious youth, who lia.s been going about streets atter nightfall, stabbing young girls with a penknife. His modus operandi is to dart out upon thorn from behind trees, stoops and other hiding places, and after giving them a thrust with his weapon, he suddenly disappears. 'J'lie police have made diligent .earch for him, but thus iar in vain. As nan as a dozen girls have been stabbed, two of them dangerously.

'The milk is rattier warm tor such a cold morning," -said a customer, the other »Tav, co a milkboy. "Yes, lather put hot water in it, instead of cold, to keep it from I reezin ," was tiie simple but truthful reply.

Local Mention.

RF.V. WM. GKATIAM, of N. \V. Ind. Conference, says "BARK'S PECTORAL ELIXIH lets like a charm."

NO DULL times at Herz & Arnold's.

Fi:r C'ajs at 'orit, i.W YOIlIi 3I.VT 14j -ilai ."street.

Tin: best and most reliable Fancy Goods House in the city, is Herz Arnold's.

"A^icP.ic'Ax" and '"Elgin" watches in .told and silver cafrcs. Gold and sil\cr Geneva and stem-winding watches, at

Jonx 11. FIIKIOIAN'S.

Opera House Jewelry Store.

OvKRi!5 diHerent style of Corsets, (every style in complete sels of numbers) at Herz & Arnold's.

AOiE'i, 'S'BEE

A GOOD silk-lined mutt lor §1.00 at Ileix A Arnold's.

Sow js «lae t!5!3« to !•.«.« n»asi Nviv Yoa*Ji »ricc.s, al siic cS«si«spnut K»SC si4

STILL moro Handkei chiefs Arnold's.

ONE dollar will actually cure your counh. Hoy MARK'S I'I-CTOIIAL IiiLixiR.

NEW Lace Cdlars at Herz & Arnold's.

I,a'!5os irr» tt cost. XliW Y{ STOE2- 1-15 KainSircol.

ALLEX, TJS f. 21

A E N 2 A

IiAT

OnKperson treated as well as anotner at Ilerz it Arnold's.

KverytissiiS jroitiy at Sew Yorhpi'psoiil prtfw, iu order to c*ose (xistiuc^ai .VijtiR-rl's.

CHEAP Jewelry at hall price at Ilerz & Arnold's.

A SPLENDID lineoi Jet Goods at Ilerz A Arnold's.

I"ur iloves,

at cost. TORS*. E2A!

STOIlIi 145 Street.

WE IIAVE opened afresh stock of Carpets and Papers, Oil Cloths, Curtain Material, Window Shades, Mats, Rugs, &c. Our prices will be found ve.y low. Look at unr stock before you buy.

WlTTENliUKU, KirscHAUPT & CO. New York Store

!tuc!i GJovosat Con*. SEW YORK ISA'l S'a'OSli- 1-43 Street..

WE CLAIM that our stock of Shawls is tlio most complete in the city. Our "o?te price xyslem''' insures the lowest prices to all New York Store, Witteuburg, Rusehaupt it Co., Proprietors.

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

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

A5.E.i:X, THE EI AT i'!•!!?.

Wabash tsysSers

Wabash Oysters. Try 'em, at C. I. Ripley's.

152tf

THE latest style in Nubias, Hoods Soarls" Ties, &c„, at the New York Store.

C.cnis CSolli Winter rajs at Cos*, NEW YOKIt MAT STOKE. 2-15 Mnin Street.

CJrcat barj?«i«»s Fancy «oo«Ss. Notions, 11 o*lcr.v «l»vei, Hand kerchicfs Whste ioods, Flannels and Itibbons, at the e.o*ii!gout sale at Nippert*s.

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

Mixer: MEAT on Fridays and Tuesdays at C. I. Ripley's. HQfcf

AI/LK'-i", THE ii iTTEB.

Boniesties on a Tumble.

Buy them at the Now York Store and save money. Our "one price system"guar antces to all the same advantage. On prices are always the lowest. New York Store, 73 Main street, near Court House Square.

PHYSICIANS recommend BAKU'S PECTO RAL ELIXIR for diseases of the Throat and Lungs. See circular.

Fur and Wool Mat*, Ni.W YORK HAT STOSIE, 143 Slain HI

HOOT* SKIRTS and Corsets, at tho New York Store.

TlieelosiiisroMl *»Se o! Taney and Stnpl lry (iooiln, are^oing oli" rai»il!3' alNij pert'x.

ALLEN, THE HATTER.

LAPIES,Gents, Misses and childrens'cotton, flannel and wool Hosiery in great va rietv, at the New York Store, 73 Mail street, near Court House Square.

The XPW »rng Store.

Dr. Walts and 11. L. Black have just opened a now Dmi? Store on Sixtii street*, opposite the Postoifice. Our citizens wil find it to their interest to purchase their pure Drugs, Perfumery, Toilet and Fancy Articles at that place. 17Stf

jjtTY your Blankets at the New ~\orl\ Store, 73 Main street, near Court Hoiie Square, if you want to buy them cheap!

IfoalinfflhcSicU WiShout Medicine. Mrs. Dr. J. E. De Newkirk has located permanently in this city, and will attend to all protessional calls. Office and residonce, first door North of the Clark Hous^. 176d26

BLACK ALPACCAS,EmpressCloth,French Merinos, Cords, Poplins, Sateens, Imperial Lustres, Pure Mohairs, tfce. fec., 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

Square.

ASK your Druggist for BAKU'S PECTORAL ELIXIR.

FOR the best assortment, and lowest prices in flannels, go to the New York

Druas os«!s.

?ss 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, .-car Court House Square.

Ftirs! Furs!!

Furs-at the New York Storj net Hag.

sign of the

Itcaiovnl.

Dr. A. Arnand has removed his ofliee to the corner o! Fift ii and Ohio streets, where he may be found in future. 15Uu-i

I want to buy Old Gold am1. Silver. S. It. FREE3IAN, •Uutf I«1 3Iaiu Street.

IIAXDKERCIIIKIS lor ladies, gents, and children, very cheap, at the New \ork •Store, 73 Main street, near Court House Square.

THE "fJazptJc" ilia is«»U ."?Zms53fno or,y i:* now la active opcrittion. E-.iss-')I«,y:tiS noste iS First-flass V» «»s-Usiscst. «5! ttortt is Guantntoofl ijivt- Nalsstsu*- !•»«. l£i iJSOS, A

Ai.r.KN, "Tin: i! ATTER" has just received an invoice of dress silk Hats—"Fifth Av-r-nue" block for the Holidays. Call and see them at tlie "Now York Hat Store," 145 Main street.

Cletiiti ,Wnrrl««'.

ESSAYS FOTI YOITJJG MEN, on SocialEvi!s,an the propriety or hnpniia-ietyofKeUing-Married, with sanitary help for those who feel unlHteU for matrimonial happiness. Sent free in scaled envelopes. Address HOWARD ASSOC!ATiUN, Box P, Philadelphia Pa tkidwSm

I.Ki stock of Factory Jeans, Sattinets, Cassimers, «'loth. Jfe., &e., now on inspection at he New rk Store, 73-Main reel, near Court House Nqu re.

FOR RKS'I'.—Two elly's Drug Store.

at Ilerz it

Oilices above Don

LACK Collars and Setts, new and beaut fill styles,just received at the New \ork Store.

The largest assortment of Ladies Watches, at the lowest prices, is at l(»i ilain, near corner Sixth street. 4t»d\vtf it*

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.

liE^VOLi-Si UKDiiiiS. MASONIC.

SOCIAL LODGE, NO. S.i, A.-K. it A. M.—state.: Cuuiii.Uiiiculjuii, Aioiiiut^ uVuiiiJig—on i' )ciuu CIR. uiii liiooii—ol acii iiiOi.iii. J:VJi alii.liili• t\1. -U'n FiiiltnJialij iuviU-U to aao. ii. JuiiU ^VbUoit, VV. M. in. .vici-icaii, Seciciaiy.

TEltKt JlAUTii ijODGl-i -No. ill.—OUilcd Collllllll-K-ulion, '1'ii ill sua} I'Veniiig—on oi Oci.-.ro liciun oi liiu luooll—ol tacn mo..tll. Ail liicllii'Jli ill

IOU slai.unig arc li.vili'ii loalu-nti. lioot. aii aii'.ali \V.-w. A .ex. i'liomaS, R»e civtaii. CliAl'TEU Nu. 11.—Sta'.cu Coniauuiicatioii oi, Kiluay Voliillt-—o.i il lie lore Uie'_ lllii ol lia moon—ol e-aci. liioiitli. All airnjatia^ ijiclhie-ii ait inviteu to aiicial. x\ t'X.'ii^oiiias, -*l.

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Jos. M. liawiaiicc, sjccicUuy. COUNCIL NO. 8.—.Stated Communication, on Tuesday evening—oii or beioie Ine iuii ol the inooli— ol eaeii mouth. Ail iirei nleii ill gm-U standing are invited to attend. Aiex. 'liioiaas, T. I. -M. Mai tin lloilingei-, Wecietaij

CoMMAN'DEiiY No. 10.—Stated Communication, on Saturday evening—on or Deloie the mil ol t! moon—ol each month. All Brethren got standing ai invited to he present. Cnai'ies Crull, li. C. F. seiivving.ouber,.-5ecretaiy.

I. o. u. F.

FOHT IIAIUIISON i.oiiGK, No. lo".—Meets cveiy Tuehday evening, at Lodge Koom, in MeLCan'.nuildilig, over tiie Telegiajih otlice. All lirelliren in good standing are invited to attend. Jas. 11 Jones, N. U. C. F. liosiord, Seeictary. '1'KHHE IIAUTE LODGK. NO. 51,—Meets every Kridaj evening In Odd Fellows' JJuiiuing, on :-id -treet. All liretlnv.n.in good standing are cordi allv invited to attend. G. \V. I-anibert, N. (J. D.C.Soutiiard, Hec'y C. Vvr. 13r«.wi., Per.

Sec.

Vino F.N'CAMi'MS'.XT, No. 17.—Meets every firs and third Wednesday in each month. All mem tjersin good standing are invited to attend.

MISCELLANEOUS ORGANIZATIONS. THE DKUIDS— Meet every Tuesday night, in Kaufmau's building, corner of Ttli .and Main streets.

ALLAMANIA LODGE, No. 82, D. O. IT.—Meets in Kaufman's Block every Tnuiwday evening. GERMAN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.—Meets every tinst Satuiday in eaoli month in Kaulmau's building.

GAN EDEN LODGE, NO. 110,1. O. B. B.—Meets every tirst and third Sunday in (.ach month, at Kaufman's Ilall. A. Arnold, Prest. Philip Schloss, Treas. A. Ilerz, Secretary.

TURN VEUEIN—Meets every Monday and Thursday evenings for gymnastic exercises. Hal 1, on Ninth street. C. Meier, Prest. il. Ilabe. Secretary.

TERRE HAUTE MANNER-CIIOR—Meets evcry Tuesday and Friday evenings for rehearsal, at Turner Ilall, on

(Jtii

street. Hugo Dunneweg,

Prest. 11. Kabe, Secretary C. J. Kantman, Director. GOOD TEMPLARS—MeeteveryMonday evening in their Ilall, in Ross' building, on Fifth street. All members in good standing are invited to attend. A. T. Hay, \V. C. T.

MONTROSE LODGE, GOOD TEMPLARS—Meet ev erv Saturday evening at Montrose School House. All members in good standing are invited to attend. John B. llaney, VV. C. T.

FOE BENT.

A liood Koom for business of al

most any kind, on Filth street,in tin- rear oi Donnelly's drug store. Inquire at the GAZETTE

SPECIAL NOTICES.

The Bridal Clmm Jer.

won

ESSAYS

Great Social Evils a:id Abuses,

Which interfere with MAKBUfiE with sure means of relief for the Erriug aud Unfortunate, liscased and debilitated.

Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free of ehnr-c Address, IiOWAilD SANITARY All) ASSOCI \TION", No. 2 South Ninth street, PHILADELPHIA, Pa. 18")difcw3m

PICTU&E FRAHKS. ^0.

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A .MCE I

Picture Frames and Case*!

THE FINEST)

O O O A S I S

AND

,!r.'

"POUCELAINS,"

RI35IBRAXIT^

EircC ETC

SUITABLE FORW

Holiday Presents!

PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY, 105 Main Street,

(nrPOSITFi THE OF ERA HOrXK)

WRENCHES.

W O E S E A S S Manufacturers of the Genuine

COES S€ItFiW WBE^CIIES With A. G. Coes' Patent Lock Fendar.

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f-L\ ,• ^«vvf*' ,T«« ,*• -vj^

3DEY GOODS AT COST.

A. A. IT GJ-13

AND VERY

Wa€I

BEY GOODS

FOIl SAUE!

WAST TO C5IAXGE BSJ&IXIISS

A Large and very Desirable Stock

Staple and Fancy Dry Goods

TORF.RnLD AT

PBIVA'I'E SASiE!

\VITU1N THE NEXT

N N S

ISJLTAIL,

A. O OS I

(WITHOUT RESERVE,)

IS'O. 11G 3JL-A.IIV STREET,

Xexi to tlic Opera Ii««se,

Coiisieting, in part, of

Dress Goods, Flannels,

Shawls, Prints, Ginghams,

Bleached a pel Brown Muslins,

Cloaking.?, Ca simeres,

White Goods-*, Blanket?,

Hosiery, Xot'on?,

I /k

WRIGHT'S

ELSCTSIC OIL.

Genuine

''Electric"

Boots and Shoes, Hats, &c.

In fact, a Complete Stock in all its Branches.

f* i't

ill

A. G. COES CO., (Successors to I*. & A. G. Coes.)

Oil.

NERVE WITHOUT PI I OFl'HORUS!! A ItKAL Sedative without Opium or I'oaclion INNOCENT even in the mouth of Infants. Twenty

Drops is the LAKUE8T L):se. CureSick Headache in about twenty minutes on rational pritic-ij

("IX'I N- ATT. line 17, 1S70.

Di:.G. P. SMITH—Dear frit My mother scald•d licr foot so hat'.lyshe could lmf walk, which arntiii^iy swell-, d. My hti'cboy h.-.-d !nmj his throat and very still' neck. I got npi'. he ni^ht and hat lied his throat ami chest am". avu lmn twei.ty drops of your Oil. 1 l:cy an now both well. JOII-. TOOM1A,

Express Office. (IT West Fouitli stieet.

L'OIJT PLAIN, July 1-.

Rend me nioie Oil and moreciijioilr^ like "la.-1 cai-.ts.'' Seln SMLH: TV: Tt'i.erry Vida MI p.\ ol Uie Oii ii s. a t. .hii}-c,

Dr. f-'niitli uia is. It :nu- ciicuhiis ai.-o ii y, as tIn K-nt in P.'ciss.- J-t Ml tilst XI

I '.. Kl.lKh U. Ugljisl,

Yours a ij-, !'•.

Not a Failure AOt On (Froiu Cswsado.^ NEW IIAMHUI-.G, ONT., July 12. 1) -. Smith, Phiia 1 lia\eso!d the Oil l'or i'cal icss, SicUne.-s, NtUialgia, Ac., and in e-veij case it lias gi'. i-ii satisiaelit.nI can JIOcure quite a liinnbcroi .l iters. We vai mor it the iarge sixe, Arc.,' o.o.,

Youis lespectluily, FliED. 11. McCALLUil, Druggist.'

Sure on Deafness, Salt liheiiiit, Cssres RiK'umnltKtra. ulres Salt ISlJots::!.

C'siros !':»j's:p(:! !s. i'lireM S'nE'aiyhis. Swriisniis. Cures C'iasl

('(ircii Stisi'iiM Jsst«5 I-'rosJs. 4'tiros Scaisi E5on5 E'clot-w. fl'r.r Kisni'Ul^. JS'.unpJ-, 4'rfiirj, iljsSJ-.s-vf.-J {tout, MK-ifi'i Glands, Cr.iiStcr. As'Ia, ilrssisij'rs. UisHKij- 5'Itix. At*.

TUY IT FO!i YOURSELF.

SALT RIIECM it cmcs every time (if yon usi no :-oa} on the puts vliiie a lying the Oil, intl it cures mos: all '-utai.eous diseases— s.eliioiii fails in D-.-al'm ssoi Riicinnatism.

See Agents' name in Weel.ly. For sa !e l»y best I ni'.'!:i.-is. splO.-ly

MEW WACWM IT All

AND

X50^I2II3%C5- HOUSE,

Corner J'ony.Is iicu! S agle Streets,

TFRUE 1IAUTK, IND.

1IF. Undersigned takes great p,ensure in ii iorining biso.u liiends and elision.el.-, an' li.t! ,-uliiic Lei:elaii\, that lie has again lal.il el.ai'f_e ot nis weil-kiiov.n V»'a^on Yaid am. iji:U:Uing liolise, i,eaten as a boVi-, al.o li at hi .-i 1 be ioiinu I rsuj ant [i:( in[i ac .o In Ii i.iateaiilli ine besi and ii.osi aeeej tabu maniufi 11 is la.ai ii .g house lias bee i, gn atlj, ei.liTfgeU aiai liioit.ugh reiit!*..u. ills ag(-i \aid is not exee.ieu loi aceomlnouauolis anjwi.en in^lhe eity".

Board'rs taken tjif the /'c,?/, 1 Ycd: jSlanth, and I'ricts HcanOnabte. N, ii.—'I'he Hoarding House and Wagon Ya1Will i.-e lli uel 11 a- eiu 11 su pe ision ol iitj anotaiiiilN. i^ilAvvtij i»A.Ji.L .M1LL1.R.

jyTSWAlif

Corner of 7uain and 6ec-wJ Streets TiJSUtS tlAVTX,

AYL"-G thc.ioiigi. reimvatod and" rcfurli.sinu Uie bouse i.-eent 1 solicit the aiinnage oi my oil iriends, anil iho tiiiVci.iig jiu ii-" general

i-lee l.uss to anl from al! trains.

OCI

Toijm J. M. DA VIS, Proprietor.

Cor. of Main and Seventh Streets, TERRE HAUTE, IND.

GD T. C. BU^TIN, Proprietor.

JACOH liu'iz. UKO. C. KUTZ.

jfA®ao^Ai mouse,

Corner of Sixth and Main Streets, 1ERRE-I1ATJTE, INDIANA,

JA COB UTZ & S02\\ Proprietors. This House has been thoroughly refurnished

SADDLERY.

TOBACCOS, ETC.

BRASIIEABS, BK0WS & TITUS,

$ MS1SOI Wholesale Dealers in i.'rcccries and Mamifactured Tobacco?

AtiKNTS

ffr

'-j

1 1

Being determined to close my business in Dry

Goods, -will offer my Entire Stock at

.Dureoiocit

PRIME COST!

£7

-fv-

R. J. Christian & Co.'s celebrated

bi 11i(IN of "Ciirisiian Comfort," Bri^lit JMa\ Pinf Apple Black Navj J^,aii(l Cherry Bruno iiiacli Navy %, and oliiei ln.o brands, 32 AND 34 MAIN STREET

Wlv Wiirpesl^r. Mnss.

£ASF1TT1B

A. ssi

GAS AND STEAM FITTER.

V.,-, OHIO STREET, Between Second and Third, TKRK1-. HAUTE. IND

il2d?.ni

QEOCESIES.

BE^"JA32I^s F. Wi^T, DEALER IN

Groceries, Queensware, Provision?,

AND

COUNTRY PRODUCE, .- NO. 75 MAIN STREET, BET. Stli & 9th, Terre Haute, Inf ear The Highest Cash price paid for Countr Produce. ««"y

BLANK BOOES.

E GAZETTE BIN lERY turns out the beet We have State, «\nd voric.O'd

Blank Book work in Terre Haute one of the most skillful Rulers in the

~, "i'«-k^" '-^r r~

tills*

7llA€iW.ll

& 32-2£2:i 3T

Gl.Jii RA!.

siiraiicc

OFFICE, BOWLING'S IIALL.

'HI' very est ai est leiirMe Ji suiRi ce Conii.aiiit.f, re ie^ei.ted I this liim.

ETNA OF IT ARTFORP. iiAL'1 I Oh 1 1 11 lsl'R/NCF, FR.O KLIN.ol- PiiiLAI 1.1 iilA, Sl'l! I NGFI El l1. MER( i!A: s'.i HARTFORD, .NOlv'l'ii A-Mi-.! KAN,

Policie vritti ii in tiie above named l'(m-|-anii as e'ni an as in any Ihst-elass C( ir| aries laeseiiti (1 in this city. lUi)12m

10 A hi IL }$ 1 4OOO.^&O.

IF YOU WANT

MFS

"Wiiy not Get tl Ilcsl!

|T dors norcrst any more, ar.d yc knew you _L aie in a sound Con,piny.

THE

iETNA LIFE INSl'II AXCE

ASSKTS,

Is repiesented 1 L. G. IIACJER, AF.ei.t- ("fl'ce, Di -v Ii

1 ia ii.

fli-K" ?ECTI®KEIl¥

A L)

A E

HAVING

relUted the Confectionery aud Bali-

eiy lonnerij i»ept by

MESSES. MIESSEN & CO.,

Ko. 1G K'orila Fonrila Street,

And engngrd the pervicc of Mr. Meissen, I am now pi'epart-d to furnisli o-.dtis ox any kiijd lor

Weddings, Parties, Festivals, &c..

In cur line. We have also

Kz:w ASO SE-f.SX'TI.w »I!!CK Cl

CAKl^IES, NUTS. «&C.

At the Lowest Fossioie Wtoex Vt

We ask a share of 1 lie nl.m: ijaironage.. N. B. Kic-.slipiilli at ah limi-K.

173i:: in

fcj-® •& 4,

$S8^8IBS|' S(:^%S®P¥0PK!|SS

$r.FA:.rc4 44.: ill 2..' 1: it.iCJ .s (2,o72

CO.,

B~0E

:jni

M. 1^.,

Eocliscilers ainl Slaticiiers""

STAaDAIU) AND MISCELLAXEOrS

130015:©,

SCHOOL BOOKS,

STATIONERY,

BLANK BOOKS,

JIE-MORAXDUMS?

FOOLSCAP,

LE'JTEl? anil

NOTE PAPERS

PIIOTOGEAPII ALBUMS,

iTu\. rv CY. Ci OOI) S.

O^LD rj.XS, et c.,

'II KEE H4. rr

IBAt'TI-:, I^'D£A^'A.

CONFI 05?2 OMMA^DBA ElK Y.

CAKij.

v.. F. lilXG,

]V«. I( Fourth flrcfl.

COAL.

PEEMIUM liJLOftJli. CJ4Ai«

J. II. WIIITAKER

PRKPAHKD to'furrish to Coal,, consunier uuiiuy tliis Jb'all and \V inter,

THE VERY BEST

Slmft Block Coal

IN TIIE JMA-RKliT,

111 Qualities to Suit Purciiasers.

Call and Examine the Quality of this Coal,

Ojipcsite (!:c JInrlict Ilcnsc,

COR. FOURTH & WALNUT STREETS

PSd3m Before purolinsinp cTsewherp.

EEOmSIOUAL.

NO. 217 MAIN STREE1,

Bet. Sixth and Seventh,

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

rOXRUI/rATKJN FltEE from 9 A. sr. to P.M. 11 liv.

FEED STQEE.

J.A.BURGAN,

-^-iDealerin' "I

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

.. NORTH THIRD ST., NEAR MAIN*' TEREE HAUTE, IND. -fee

"J^EED deliverefl in all parts of the city tree of charge ld'im

APPLE PAEEP.S.

D. II. WHITT£!SOB£, i'-'A Manufacturer of ii ,v«Y»

APPLE PAHERS,

mi-

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