Terre Haute Daily Gazette, Volume 1, Number 208, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 1 February 1871 — Page 4

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RAILROAD TIME-TABLE.

TERRE-HAUTK AND INDIANAPOLIS. LEAVE. AKIUYTI. 1:15 a. Now York Express 0:J:a. m. 7:05 a. Day J-Jx press 4:10 i'. liifilitu-Miji Express 10.-0 :. 1! -3J i\

Indianapolis

EVANSVILLE AND CKAWFOItDSVILLE. ARRIVE. 10:05 P.

LEAVE. 6:30 A. M. .. ... ,, •4:10 P.M. Mull

Express

0:00 p.in

Opens Mondays and Thursdays

Nolsoii -Closes

"WirHKE are the burglars

Tiik RLissians are coming.

JsiLS/joN—when she comes.

Tnrc divorce nv.irket is dull.

St.

Yalkntinu's Day

'Ti.ayki)

Miss

mmssm

Local li—u a.

B'f LOUI*, VANDALIA & TERRE HAUTE. Lc-AVE. famtalia Short Line Route, akiiive 6:2.5 a. Pacific Express 1:10 A. -i:0 i'. Si. 1- & CairoiKxpress

10:25 l'. Fast Line

ix'°

anon.

Oct"—'The

can-can.

Tiie "Infant Theatricals" have "woodbined."

Wantkd-hoarders at the new Station House.

Sekvicks at the Christian Ciiurcli iui* evening.

The roar of the piano war lias subsided. Thanks.

No court or police items. Mayor and police discouraged.

Good Ji.^Ai/rn throughout the city. Doctors despondent.

Services at the First -Presbyterian Church ag lin this evening.

Don't fail to go and see the Ilibernicon to-night at Dowiing Hall.

Nokth

Fourth

Fireman's

Mrs. Ij1

street enjoyed a first-

class dog fight this morninsr.

bam- at rurner Hall on

the evening of the 12th inst.

vermore's "Reason Why," at

the Opera House Monthly night.

Improving.—Main street has another peanut stand, increasing demand.

M'^NEKOirou masquerade ball at Dowling Hall on tiic evening of the lotn.

TypoqraphicaTj Union* bali, at Beach' Hall on Friday evening of this •week.

The interesting meetings at Asbury Chapel continue each evening, and live hours of the day are devoted to prater meetings.

Anna Wittemeyer,

SUSP!

Kxpre.vs

-31

INDIANAPOLIS & ST. LOUIS.

ARRIVES FitOM EAST. DEPARTS FOR WEST. 10:50 a.m Day Express 10:5:5 A. 0:30 A. 31 Fast

FROM THE WEST. *"0Jt THE KASJ A. Ni-ht Express p' m' ttoO 1\ .. ..IMy Express ,/ :i !'. Lightning

ROCKVILLE EXTENSION.

Ji E VVE. ARRIVi. 4:40 P. M. Hail 10:55 A. M.. EVANSVILLE, TERRE HAUTE & CHICAGO. LEAVE. AliKIAE4 15 p. :i Newport A comnvidation...11:03 a. is.

CITY POST OFFICE.

LOSE.

DAILY MAILS. .East Through....

9:00 p. in

m!^7o\ii.'a/.Yl

OPE".

...12:Wja. Hi

and

Gn-eiic i:,llej.... rr'"!

1:00in Way ..'/(! p. 0:00 p. m...Cincinnati «fc Washington. o..50 p. in Louis find West. Ii :to a. m..Via

Alton Railroad

a. in..V

way

Through

•1-15 p. in.... Rockville

and

way ......

2: J0 p. ...Clinton, Numa

St.Bernice

S EM I-W E E KEY MAI I.S.

Graysvilie via Prairieton,

Tliurinan's

Prairie Creek and

Oeek—

loses Mondays and Thursdaysat

Opens Tuesdays N

^'oli'^undrivsopen

.. 0

Tuesdays

Saturday

of Phila

delphia, wid lecture at Asbury Chapel next Sunday morning and evening. Topics not announced.

Mrs. Livermoke will lecture at the Opera House in this city Monday evening of the coming week. See advertisement column elsev/here in this paper.

Last

Marriaok Licenses.—Tho following is the list ot marriage licenses issued during tho week ending to-day

Wm. Mclvinney andClarX Nathans. Henrv A. Kautfman and Sarah J. ttulucr. Joseph S. Lutz and Francis O. Ryman.

Providence

IIospitaTj. The new

Providence Hospital building is now entirely enclosed ami presents a very ini posing appearance to a passer by. It is a very beautiful and apparently commodious structure.

The new Station Ilou^c is so nicc that the authorities thought tlie first guest could get along without anything to cat the first twenty-four hours. The prisoner didn't think so, however, and the Mayor discharged him, and the last seen of him he was ''going for a equave meal."

Tiie Pats-re Street War.—Captain Potter has recently been assailing the Dow ling camp with a daring and reck.^ltsssness oi til a betWr cause, until he

Las run into an ambuscade, where tin valliant Colonel had his batteries masked and as we predicted, opthied fire on the advancing column (of the Journal) in manner "quite frightful to see." it js now evideut that the painful rumors of the

mysterious disappearance of those two gentlemen, as described in the

Real Estate Transfers.—The following transfers of real estate appear upon tire Recorder's books for the week ending

to-day

James M. Ilalbort to Daniel Webster, 40 acres in Nevins

et.

10:'/,nt

5,1

4:UU I*. Mattoon Accommouut 11.. 4:w *'1* jOioS v. Sight Expre.s

Express-

township lor

5800.

John !!. McUraiK'han

to Daniel

John W. Dickerson to II. Gray, same land

ior

&o00.

James Keily to John O. &axe,lot in Kei1 v's sub-iiiv'ision lor §000.

(Jeoricii T. lillis

p- M*

A. Huriiett

..........i-.»

lU i5 A. yi Malloon AccommoUat ih.l

J.ou

('has. Diiunncister et.

al., lot in city for §i.M00.

Lucinda Titus, lot

Hose's subdivision lor

$500,

P. Dau^herty to Win H. MeNoj*, lot Doles' subdivision for $250. S imiP'l Kovse, administrator, et al,

L. XV. Palmeyer, 30 acres in Honey Creek for $1,800 Enas Cirr.m in .s to Ilenrv Miller 5-1^ cres in

Ilunev Creek and 40.acres in Lusi

•Creek for $11,000.

0. C. Fukuway to Jere«i

5:00 p. in

5:00 P-111

a Vundalia Kailrosr.l..

i). mi Evansville and

,it 11-i."

Saturdays at,0 a.in

nsonvll levin ftiley. Ooolcei 1^ IIe\vesville-"loses Fridays at ll p. m. Opens ridays at 4 ]). in. Asin.or0vlaChristyVPr^rK^-tiir{inyRjit

from

No Money d.i

I {use's subdivision for $800. Win. P. Carter, guardian, to .Tames ITan na,

Sr.,

,5:t/0 j.

.... 5:00 p. Hi 7::0 a. in ....12:00 a.11. 1L:00 a.

lot

ol la.nd

ship. and

WEEKLY MAII-S. Lewis.Coffee and

lot

Onens Saturdays at

12 in

Money Order business, &c., from 7 a.m. to 7.^0

rn. to 0 ri. n"1

•\\'I-:DXI-:,SPAY, FEBUUAHY 1, 1871.

City aud Nei^liborliood.

"Siiixy" weather.

the nndividi nn-si::tli of a

in Lost

Crei lc for$:J0.

Jolui M. Wt.

Clair to

lots in Youngstown for

Wm.

in Otfr

Personal Mention.—Mr.

'Mail

.ofSaturday, liasresulte.l in nothingseri,ous. We suppose ti numerous sur-geon-:c ompai.ying the expedition to "Qoose

Island"

pieventei

the most

KWlto,

'ttsw ^,\y *y W

ebstCi

mI., 40 acres in the same township lor

Sylvester Wininnham to John \V. DiCi\erson, one acre in Lost Creek townsuip lot

Jacob J. Btirkhardt to Abraham II. DePu^h, 2 lots in Tuell and Usher's subdivision lor §1,000.

Henry Miliar to E'.ias Cumn-.ins, 1/0 ,erps

in Otter

Cr-'ok

lor

$11,000.

David Adams to Joseph B. Mand, 14 acres in Honey Creek for §425. is I ^es to Catherine Ivinz, 40 cres in same

township for

$800.

Samuel O. Cummins to John Cummin, 20

acres in same township for

$S00.

Annie Beswiok to John Osborn, lot

Tuell

7:: i0

Uslu-r's subdivision for ^50.

S. B. Be-

lohrudsky, business manager of the Russian Concert Troupe, which has recently been entertaining the citizens of Indianapolis so successfully, is in this city per!'ec:ing arrangements to give two grand concerts at the Opera House on the 17th and 18th inst., of which due notice will be given through the advertisement columns of tho city papers.

Col. R. II. Stewart arrived home from Jefiersonvillc last evening, having safely disposed of the candidates for prison honors whom he started with. He informs us that an effort is now being made to get Will Ilodiiy and another minor named Stewart out of the prison and into tiie House of Refuge at Plainfield, with a fair prospect of success. He also informs us that all the women now incarcerated in the Southern Penitentiary are to betaken therefrom and placed in the House of Refuge for women at Indianapolis as soon as that building is completed.

General Frank White, Collector of Internal Revenue for this District, is at the National.

The MacEvoy Ilibernicon put in a second appearance-vt jwling Hall la^t evening, and was greeted with a larger and m-icli re select audience than the previous evening. The exhibition and performance were even better tl^an on

their

sensation* in Sibieytown—a

wife heaves a coal oil lamp at her gentle "hubby's" head, just fit' fun. "Hubby" iuvs been getting his knowledge box trepanned since.

first appearance, and the audience proved to be a very enthusiastic and appreciative one.

This afternoon a matinee is in progress at which there is a fair audience in attendance, the prices being very much reduced. To-night is the last appearance of the Ilibernicon in this city, upon which occasion many new changes in the programme will be made, the whole performance to close with the laughable farce of "The Haunted Guide or, Barney and the Ghost."

The lecture at Asbury Church by Col. R. W. Thompson on the "Cause and Progress of intideli'y" last evening was largely attended and the lecture a most admirable exposition of this great evil which curses the world of mankind. The lecturer charged the origin of infidelity to Catholicism and in a most masterly manner establised his position to :he evident satisfiction of all present. He then, in his own indescriable style, reviewed the progress of the evil, riveting the closet attention of his audience to the conclusion of his masterly effort, rt was withall a lecture well worthy the distinguished gentleman who delivered it.

AN individu '.1, who pretends to hail from Indianapolis,

has been rushing frantically

arouud Terre Haute in search of a mission wife. Wo are inclined to think the man in til poster, for the all sufficient reason ihat wives in this well resrulated city don't turn up missing in that kind of style, and iI they did, -such runaways are not in demand at Terre Haute.—Indianapolis Jour nal.

The Journal's belief that the man referred to is au imposter is concurred in by the people of this city, on the ground that all those who come here from that city upon such errands areiniposters, and we agree with the Journal,thatsuch runaways and imposters are not "in demand" here, and we would advise them to re* main away, or Judge Long will award fcbem a term in Jetlersonville.

Dr. Darri'J, (ho Healer.

Anions the arrivals at the Terre Haute House to-day, was Dr. irrin, whose fame is widespread

hours of

Rourke, lot

John C. Jones, 3

$200.

Stanl'-v to

El ward I. Williams

lot in Iloso's subdivision for

P-

$500.

Newton Rogers to Isaac Cot!relI, GO acres in O'ler Creek town-hip for.jl,800. f) ivid Pover W. IT. Gray, tlm undivided halfofliS acres

're'k

a lot in

in Parson's si.tKbvison for $25(. C. W. Manconrt

Nuisance.—Itseems

m.""

the continent, and who

ha3 boon practising with such unbounded success in the United States and Europe, for the past few years. Main* of our citizens visited hitn in Indianapolis last summer, and were cured of diseases pronounced incurable by the most renewed physicians. Through the urgent request ot many of of our nv

st prominent

4 and P. M.,

1 5

town

Blinn

for $5,500. E a

's subdivision

O'P.i a -to Theodore l',n:ston,

Stephen

A. Wood, lot

in Boiulnot's subdivison for $025. C. W. Fukuway to C. O. l'ukuway, in Sant'ord for $400.

to be the cus-

•om of many of our citizens, who do business on our principal streets, to hitch horses and allow others to liitcii then horses to the grating in the sidewalk through which their cellars are supplied with coal, and any one passing is liable to be precipitated into a coal cellar without a moment's warning, by the horse pulling back and taking tne grate with him. We witnessed a •Ci'iie of this kind yesterday along side o! Rvce's dry goods store. A young man was passing along Sixth street, as a good quiet law-abiding citizen, though he was gawking around him in a manner that betrayed him to be but little posted in "ways that are dark," when lie was violently precipitated into a coal pit, by a horse pulling back and drawing the grate with him. The young man. looking very niu -h abashed at his awkward predicament issued forth Irorn what lie rather appropriately termed the "bottomless pit," and limped away muttering—a prayer—no doubt. This scene we witnessed, and notlong since we heard of a lady falling through a similar grate. Therefore, "we wish to remark and our language is plain," that this nuisance must be abated.

citizens,

the doctor has concluded to sojourn with us for a while stopping at 139 Main street, over Hudson fc East's, where he may be consulted for a* few weeks It ii a it chronic diseases to call soon, as inunv such cases need a second operation. Tbe doctor has certainly performed some wonderful cures in the vicinity we cannot doubt. His treatment is something new in these parts, as lie ^ives

little

Still more Ilandkeicliiels

Arnold's.

will

no med

icine, nor performs surgical operations. In olden times his cures would have beeti called miracles, but at

present can be

vitality passed

and healthy body

treated

tributed to the advancement in science. It is life and

from strong

to a weak one, that

stores the lost or unequal circulation of the vital or nervous Jluid. All the rieu and tip.' poor, the lii«h and the h'W,

can

Irce of charge, between the

each

devoted to those

day, unt il the

The remainder of the day

Locai

No dull times a Iierz Jc Arnold's.

I iir C'njss at •j'lOtiK, Main street.

lot

B. Starke to same, lot in ivose

subdivision for $800

who are able to jr-iy

and be noaled.

2l8-1w1

Mention.

Rkv.Wji. Gi aiiam, N.

ference, says "P..vuit's

acts ike a charm."

Ind. Con

Pectoiial

Elixii:

S hW YORK HA S

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

"American" and "Elgin" watches in gold and silver cases. Gold

and silver

Geneva and stem-winding watches, at John It. Freeman's. Opera House Jewelry Siorc

Over 25 different style of Corsets, (every style in complete sets of numbers) at Herz & Arnold's.

AI.5.KX, T'EIi2 SS.VrS'S-.IS.

A good silk -lined inuff for & Arnold's.

1.00 at Herz

Sow iM the 42bi!" Id purcJutwc »ols n! !,» tlssjsi Xfiv Yorls prim, at elie closing oat sisle at Sijipcrl's.

at Herz &

One dollar actually cure your cough. Buy Baku's Pectoral

New

Elixir.

Lace Collars at l-Ierz & Arnold's.

at C!^}. XKtV YO!tI£ IiAT

STOUE, 115 "a:!t ttlreet.

One person treated as well as another

Herz & Arnold's.

i:\erytlisnsr projisyr ni New Yorkprsseni pout pricos, isi itrilcr to ciosc busisiess at A'ippert's.

CiiEAr Jewelry at hall price at Herz A Arnold's. A&SiKX, 3 20 II V'S 'S' E2t.

A splendid line of Jet Goods at Herz A Arnold's.

rilP WiOVCS), 511, ICifliSi. SiA'i' STOBK, l-M .flniii Kli-eeS.

We have opened afresh stock of Carpets and Papers, Oil Cloths, Curtain Material, Window Shades, Mats, Rugs, Ac. Our prices

Ruck OJovesat C'osl. SKW YORK MAT .S'i'OliE, 2 £5 Main Ntreei.

We Claim that our stock of Shawls is the most complete in the city. Our "one price system?'

Wabash Oysters

Wabash Oysters. Try 'em, at C. I. Ripley's. 152tf

The latest style in Nubias, Hoods, Scaris, Ties, Ac., at the New York Store.

Gonts Winter aps at

rnran:l Wool lints, Ji yroHE. 145 .Wain »{re««t.

Cost,

YOUU 21 AT STORE, 145 Main Street.

Groat bargain* in Fancy floods. Notion*. Hosiery OJ»vc», SSandkorchscfs, White Goods, Flannels and Ribbons, at the c-osting? out sale at Sf»pperl-».

We AivE now opening a handsome stock of Nubias, Scarfs, Hoods, Infants' Saques, Ac., Ac., at the New York Store, near Court House Squat e.

Mince Meaton Fridays and Tuesdays at C. I. Ripley's. 140tf

AM.KJf, TJ3E IIVFTER.

Romestics on a Tumble.

Buy

them .at

tho

New York Store and

save money. Our iloncprice

system''1guar

antees to all the same advantage. Our prices are always the lowest. NewTtork store, 73 Main street, near Court House Square.

Physicians recommend Bark's Pectoral Elixir

for diseases of the Throat and

Lungs. See circular.

.W VOIssi MAT

TToor Skirts and Corsets, at the New York Store.

TIiec?osin?r ont sale of Fancy niul Map? I»ry Goods, arc goiiiy off rapidly atXip perl's.

ALLEX,TIIE HATTER.

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

Mealing the Sick Without Mcdicine. Mrs. Dr. J. E. De Newkirk has located permanently in this city, and will attend to all professional calls. Office and residence. first door North of the Clark Hons?. 170'120 c.

Buy

your Blankets at the New York

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

Ask your Druggist for Bark'sPectoral JJlixib.

The \pw D?ng Store.

Dr. Walts and R. L. Black have just opened a new Drim Store on Sixth street, opposite the Postoffiee. Our it it

their interest to purchase their

pure Drills, Perfamerv, Toilet and Fancy Articles.at that place. 178tf

BlackAlpaccas, Empress Cloth, French Merinos,Cords, Poplins, Sateens,Imperial re re a A c., a New York Store. Wre have one of the largest stocks of dress :oods in the city, and guarantee our prices to be the lowest. New York Store, near Court House Square.

Fok the

best assortment, and lowest

prices in llannels, go

Store.

to tbe

New

iork

One price only, justice to all! Slrvsh i.oods.

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

One pr.ee only at the New York Stoic, ear Court House Square.

Furs at the New York Store, sign of the net flag. llcaiiovn!.

Dr. A. A maud has removed his ofiioo to the eornerof Fifth and Oiiio streets, wlicie iie may be found in future. 13Ud-(i

I want to buy Old t*»ld and Silver. S. ii. FRISIAN, 54dtf Main Street.

Handkerchiefs lbr ladies, gents, and liiJdrcn, very cheap, at the New York Store, 73 Main street, near Court House Square.

TSI1-: K!a Booit KaiinfsH' »ry is now ici active operation. Lin none but S'irsl-flasv ^orUmri till work is U«iirasit'!'i to Kivc satislatlion. lit «•»»*, A- KOSi:.

Allen, "the Hatter" has just received an invoice of dress si 1U Hats—"I-iflh Av11 ue" block for the Holidays. Call and see them at the "New York Hat Store," 143 Main street.

Ciciiin ,ta»rreo«'.

Essays foh Young Men, oii Social Evils,and :hc propriety or impropriety of getting Married, with sanitary help for those who

feci

imttttei!

for matrimonial happiness. Sent free in sealed nvelopes. Address

IlO'vVAUD ASSOCSAliO^,

Box P, Philadelphia Pa 8iiuw3ii.

Bio stock of Factory Jeans, Sattinets, Cassimers, Cloth. Ac., Ac-,., now on iuspoction at the New York Store,7!5 .Main street, near Court House Siju ire.

Fon Rent.—Two nelly's Drug Store.

O.liees above D011-

Lace Collars and Setts, new and heaut'f'ul styles, just reccnved at the New York Store.

The largest assortment of Ladieu Watches, at the lowest prices., is at Idl Iain, near corner Sixili street. 46dwtf S. fi. FKEI-3iAiS.

Two

11(

be found ve.-y low. Look at

our stock before you buy. WlTTENBUI1G, IlUSO.irAUPT A C0.3 New York Store.

insures the iowest prices to

all New York Store, Wittenburg, Rusehaupt A Co., Proprietors. -4SB-

A&LE3, THE HATTER.

CniLDitEN take Batin's Pectoral Eafxin. It will cure Croup.

The celebrated "Excelsior," "Joseph" and "Alexander" KidGloves, in all shades and sizes, just opened at the New \ork Store, 73, Main street, near Court House Square.

AEjIjKX, TIIE IIAT i'ESl.

thousand Shawls, now 011 sale, at

the New York Store, near the Court HouseSquare. We save our customers from one to two dollars each on them.

BENVOLFNT OliDEIiS.

MASONIC.

Social Lodge, No. 8ii, A. I-'. & A. 51.—Stated Communication, Monday evening—0.1 or In

the full moon—of eacii month. All :libi

\1. M's

Fraternally invited toatte.

iiicaiion,

the

1110011—ol

each

Hall.

Sell loss,Treas.

SEW

ioie

tli

DBY GOODS AT COST.

il. Jouli Ab-

oolt, W. M. Wm. McLean, Secretary. TEltUK

Louok No. 19.—rttaie.l Uominu-

TiHU-sitayevening—onor before

the Hill

niOiitii.

Ail Brethren

•'ooil slaniling are invited toattenil. ltobt. Van ViiiKtiii SV. ii.j Ai«i. •riioiims, evvroiury. Chapter No.

U.—Stated Coiumunii-iition

Kiiitay evening—on

l.:e!ore the

Hill ol

the

month. All alliiiating iiietlnen

ue invited to attend. A.ex. Thomas, M. K. H.• Jos. M. Law ranee, isecretary.

Council No. 8.—.Stated Communication, on Tuesdav evening—011 or befo.e the lull ol tiie 1110011—of each month.

All

-itaniling are

T. I. JI. .Mai

Brethren in f. ood

invited to attend. Alex. Thomas,

tin

loilinger,Seeretarj.

Commasueiiy No. l(j.—SlatedCommunication, 011 Saturday evening—011or

-landing

E. C. I'".

before the lull ol

the

moon—of eacli month. All Brethren in good

are invited to he present. Charles Ciuit,

Sell wing,ouber,Secrttaiy.

I. O. O. F.

Fort IIaiuuSOX Lodgk, No. !."7.—Meets every

Tuesday evening,at Loilge Hooin, in

II Jones, N. U. C. E. Hosforil,

Mcbeai

!uildin'g,-over the Telegraph olliee. All

Ihet

ren in good standing are invited to attend. Jas.

Seeret:uy.

Terre Haute Lodge, No. 51,—Meets every Friday evening in Odd Fellows' Building, 011 3d street. All Bretlnv:ii in good standing are cordiallv invited to attend. G. \V. Lambert, D.C.Southard,

Sec'y

C. AV. Brown, Per.Sec.

Vigo Encampment, No. 17.—Meetsevery

streets.

firs

and third Wednesday in each month. All mem bers in good standing are invited to attend. MISCELLANEOUS ORGANIZATIONS.

The Dkuios—Meet every Tuesday ni«lit in Kaufman's building, corner of 7tli and

Alain

Allamania Lobge, No.82, D. O. IT.—Meets in Kaufman's Block every Thursday evening. German Benevolent Society.—Meets every first Saturday in eacli month in Kaufman building. vn Eden Lodge,No. 110,1. O. B. B.—Meets vei tirst and third Sunday in ?ach month, at K-uifman's

A. Arnold, Brest. Philip

A. Herz,Secretary.

Turn' Vehein—Meets every Monday anil Thursdav evenings for gymnastic exercises, Hall, on'Ninthstreet.

C. Meier, Prest. H. Rabe.

Secretary. Teriie Haute Manner-Ckok—Meets every Tuesday and Friday .evenings for n-iiearsol, at Tuiner"l{all. 011 9tli street. Hugo Dunnewesi, Brest.

liabe,Secretaiy

All members

All

se iled

C. J. Kantman, Di

rector. Good Templars—Meet,every Monday evening in their

Hall, in lloss'building, 011 Fifth street.

Jn good standing are invited to at

tend. A. T. Hay, W. C. T. Montrose Lodge, GoodTemplars—Meet ev er.v Saturday evening at Monirose School Ilouse,

members in good standing are invited to attend. Joim B. Haney, W. C. T.

FOR RENT.

most any kind,on street,in the r«-arof Donnelly'sdrugstore. Inquire at the Gazette

ofilce.

SPECIAL NOTICES.

The Bndiil Chamber.

ESSAYS FOB "ITOEJ^CJ IEI,

Great Social Evils ami Abuses,

Which int°rferp with STAE25I1GE with sure means of relief for the Erring and Unf .rtunate, diseasedanrl dehilitattVl.

Se'itin

letter

AMt-p»i

CI \TIOV,

vel -nw. fr^e

ehnr-e.

UnWAUD SANITARY \IP AS«().

No.

South Ninth street. Pill

A-

DEL PHIA. i. "moU- wo-n

WRENCHES.

A. G. GOES & OO.,

(Successors to L. & A. G. Cbes,)

W O E S E A S S

Manufacturers of the Genuine 3

€OES SCREW WSM€I!ES With A. G. Coes' Patent Lock Fende*. FMnhlixherl

.^4 LEATHER.

JOSX^T 19. 0-BOYI.E,

DEALER v»

LEATHER, HIDES, OIL

AXD

KO. 178 MAIN STREET, Terro Ilnntc,InUlana.

iWCash

paid for Hides,Furs,Peltsaud Rough

A. LARGE

AND VERY

DRY GOODS

FOK I

WAX! TO Bl'SD'ESS

A Large and very Desirable Stock

OjF

Staple and Fancy Dry Goods

TO BE SOLD AT

fBST i'ff SAIiE!

wrrt iiN tiie next.

N I N E A S

AT RETAIL,

Jk.

O S

^(WITHOUT RESERVE,)

NO.

HO 3-I^LlIY STREET,

Kcxt to ilic- Opera Ifowsc,

^Consis^iug, in part, of.

Dress Goods, Flannels,

Shawls, Prints, Ginghams,

Bleached and Brown Muslins,

Cloakings, Cassimercs,

White Goods, Blankets,

Hosiery, Notion?,

In fact, a

SMKBAXEAEXSIIIISMAII^-.SI^ASSSS

ELSOTEICOIL^

Genuine ^Electric" Oil.

NEW COMiSl^ATSOX.

NERVE POWER WITHOUT PHOSPJIOIIUS A REAL Sedative without Opium or Reaction INZS'OCEISiT even in the mouth of Infants. Twen(\

Drops is the LARGEST Dose. Cuie. Sick Headache in' about twenty minutes 011 rational principles.

Tr..G. H.

Kxpftiss OtTlce. (!7 Wi-s! Foe.ith st ul Fokt Plain, July 1-.

Dr. Smith Sciui ino untie Oil anil num-cir-ulars. It is oi!i}i Sil.t- "-l.nl tai-.fs.'' •stn 1 it* oil en!ill :t 1m S'. 111! 0. Co.. hi-l r\ .1 as tiu-y st-iii in inr a mi 1'i ot tin.- Oil Pi ease semi 1 lust i-xj nss. a:

You:s tiiiij-, D. K. UlAlvlu linguist.

Not a Fails Not One! (Ft cm Cati:"«In.) New iLami c:.g,

UNO

the

Dirge

i/.e,

Ac.,

Yours

Sure 011

^J'lIE Undfi-.si^ned talies grc it p.easure in ii_ ioi-min^ In• il frii-niis and cu»ton.«.rs, 111.1' li.e gi.:nel':ill.\ thai he has a^ain lai-.i l. charge of his wei-Utiou \Va:on Yaid" am! lioaiiiioK Jlt ti.»e, locateii as ii,ove,ai:(l that In ill hi- found ready and jnonii.! 10 iktohiii.'o-dati-aiiin the hest and most acceptable manlier. llis boardiiijj house has hci-n greatly enlarged and I hoi oligh iy 1 eli tli d. liis YVa.^on \ard Is not excelled lor accoimnouaiions anywheie in the city. Boar! rn ialxn hy the T)au, Week or

Month, and 1'ria.ii UcaHunabla. N, I!.—The P»oanllnji House and. Wagon Y'a1'will eui,der th-..- eniiie su pe vision ot nijse-^ and family. [.SdA\vtl] DANIEL MJLLl.lt.

H0T1LI1

Corner of Mam and Second Streets TEKHE UAtTE, IXDLOA.

AYTNG thoioughiy renovated and refi.r-ni-iheil the house lvcei.l iy, M/lieif Die tirouagc of my old trieiids, unit liio tiuvehng pu ii Ljener.n iy.

tv-JSi

i-'ivc 11U.-J& to ai.-il from :il) trains. Oct 7i.: .u J. M. IJAVIS, I'roprielor.

•AKK4I1K iiAli'i'ii iiOtiit,

Cor. of Main and Seventh Streets, TEP.RE HAUTE, IND.

6d T. C. BUNTIN, Proprietor. JACOli liUHi. lil.O. I'. IlL'

3fAM»KAIi 5I4SUSE, Cow#rc lEUUE-.

Boots and Slices, Ilats, &c.

Complete

Stock in all its Branches.

BeVng determined to close my business in Dry Goods, will otrer my Entire Stock at .i

PRI3IE COST I

.:\r

.!' .„

'4ty~

Cincinnati..InnnIT, tS7f.

Smith—Dear

-KH My mml.cr si-ii!!-

•il lit-r fnot so la!'y slip couh! int walk, whii-li laniiiii'-rly swell*1. My liltie boy h:id lunipi011 liis throat ami slilf" licck. I got lie liiglit ami lialheil his throat and chest ami a 1 so O a now both well. .IOIIN lOoMIA,

Ont., July

icsi i-iiuiiy, I-'ItKD. Ij. Jtc 'ALLUM.'Druggist.^,

l)4ali

Cures Rhrfiiitit!e.i!). ('tires Salt h'ia:t. Cures Crjsijii'liis. 'nres Cures Kucliliijis. Ceres

CliiEl»!iiii-s.

Cures Hi-asljii-'ie. Cures iliu-iis »i E'roNts. Cures Pi lev, Ne»SI 5'elous. CarBi!ih'1»!ps, Mmi )s, 4'rosij», Sf Seiii-a!si«. Cout, VVHittssis, Ci3anJK, Ktifi' Joints, CmiliCi-, 'J'ooils Aeise, I»Soo«5.y f., Ac.

IT Full YOUilSKI.F.

Bat.t UiiEirii i! cures every time (if yon iise no mk on. tiie u\its while aj ]1\inu tin- Oil, and it cur-, mosi all -ulai:eous diseases— tcldoni fails in

Deafnos

or Hhetiinatism.

See Agents' naiii" in Weekly. For le by h. st I '1

U"ji~-ts.

of Sixth and Main Streets. -HA UTE, IJSDIAJS'A,

,7A COJ1 UTZ &SOX, Proprietors. This House has been thoroughly refurnished

SADDLERY.

TOEACCCS,^TCv

IJilASIlEAIiS, EIIOIVN & TITI S,

Wholesale Dealers in

(srocerios and Manufactured Toliacco? (tF.NTS for R. J. Cliristian & Co.'s celebrated br 5-s, I1'"eApple .. iilack Navy and other l.ne brands,

X\ brands of "Christian Comfort," liii Ii 1 Maj Black Navj and Cherry Biand

y:Wi IdD

32 AND 34 MAIN STREET Worcester. Msss.

GAS FITTEE.-

A. BIEF,g-

GAS

AND'

OHIO STREET,

"Between Second anil Third,

112d3m

JEN SUEA^OE.

MACsOI JIcIiF.FN

GI:X::raj.

OFFICE, BOWLING'S IIALL.

'JT'E very lest ai.d est liable li.nnai.ee oln^aiiies 11 pieventei. ti.is inlii.

,-KTXA. OF ITAItTFORP, 1 A lt'i'FOHD FlKJs INSl'KANCF. LI*, 0F Pi 1 LA 1 }-1.ra11 A .l'i:.!N!il-

IKl.D.

Mi- lii IIA.XS', HAHTl'OllD, .NUhTll A?11.i.K'AX,

Policies

wiitten

1J.

Dr. Smith, Phi a I ha\ e?oidtl.e Uil for In al S N a

has gi\ 1 11 1 ]:-.

cure q-.i a numhi-i 01 ielitrs We a nuji

esH, Kail Itlieiiiu, &c.

(iocs nor

cos!

aie in

Diuii 1 i-j 11

17."i!.3m

F. WEST,

DEALER IN

Groceries, Queens ware, Provision?, AND ^COUNTRY PRODUCE,

KO. 7o MAIN STK#EET, BKT. fit hA Oth, Terre Ilaute, In K®*The Highest Cash price paid for Countr Pr-dur-e.

1,1! 14

BLANK BOOKS.

rpi!K

OAZE'ITK HINI'KRY turns out tliebest

Blank Book woik in Terre Ilaute Wehavt one »f the most skillful Rulers hi the urn' tee satisfaction on complicated "Vork.O'd

guarantee satisiacuon on Books reboand as tuualj

si®

irsince Agents,

"."fl

1-i4.I ltl 'M !:l-.lli 1CJ,572

in the

anit as

chi ap

nlirve nmi in

:,s

i" any

lepiisi-nti

tiist-ciass

in this city.

.-.nies

1-i'i -111

$ 1 4 0 0 0 0 0 0

IF YOU WA^T

IJEE

MS'ky

not Get il:c Eesi!

any ivore, nr.d yi know you

a soli

1.1. lin. ui.y.

I I E

.ETNA LIFE INSULAXCE

ASSETS,

Is repie^c id

sp'0 ly

WMOHYABD,

Ei, s.s-:sr«

1.EW XAUll

A N

JROARDIA'G HOUSE,

Comer I'onrSis juitl SJi-ee!s, TLIUIE HAUTE, II*D.

CO.,

l.y L. G. IIAGLK,

Agent,

("fliee,

Ii. !2 -im

BuOK store.

is.

Booksellers and Siationcrs

STAXDAKI) AM) 3IISCELLANE0rS

BOOKS,

SCHOOL BOOKS,

STATl 0NEI1Y,

BLANK BOOKS,

JIEMORA.NDUMS5

FOOLSCAP,

LETTER a iid

HAVIXG

fi tf

NOTE PAPERS

PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS

FANCY GOODS

POLO PEXV,

TT:RKE H.'-loif

cC C,

II^tTE, I 1)5 AX A.

CONPi.C/1'iONl E AN DJBA ii Y.

CjXl'ilJf.

If IE fI®SE ii

AXD

A E

refitted theConfectioneiy and Bak-

eo ioriueriy Ucj-t by

MESSES. 3JIESSEX & CO.,

And enjraprd tiie services of Mr. Jfeifsen, I am now jjiei-iureil to furnish oiueis of tu.^ ivj,.u lor

Weddings, Parties, Festivals, &e..

In our line. We have also

XC1V AX'i) SKI.KCTi.j» «S','

CAKBSES, MUK. ^C.

Al (he Lowest Posnoie. .tfricsx /_

We ask a shnre of tl ul.m- juircnage. K. B. Kresli jUilk at rili tiineB.

€5. F. KKG,

Jfo. mXoilIt Foni-f?' Mrrel.

COAL.

lhli 2:1 MIII ls SL' li, A Sj,

J. Ii. IVIIITAIiEIi

S P! T',I'.--. HT"]"1 to" furnish 0 Coalj'consun er duiing this i''all and Winter,

THE VERY BEST

Shaft Bkct Ccal

IN THE MARKET,

In Qualities to Suit Purchasers.

Cedl and Examine the Quality of this Coed,

COR. FOURTH & WALNUT STREETS

!3d."m Before purchasing- elsewhere.

PEOPESSICNAL.

1 A A S I

KO. 217 MAIN STREET,

STEAM FITTER,

TERHK IIAU'f K. TNU

GROCERIES.

Bet. Sixth and Seventh,

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

COXSrSTATION FREE from 9 A. Ji. to P.M. llidw.

FEED STORE.

«T. A. BURGAN,

Dealer in

Flour, Feed, Baled Hay, Corn Oats, and all kinds of Seeds, NORTH THIRD ST., KEAR WAIN

TEKRE HAUTE, IND.

T^EKDdelivered

in all parts 6f the elfy tree of

clmrt'e Id Km

APPLE PAUSES.

1. H. WIIITTFJiOlJE, Manufacturer of

APPLE PAHEKS,

iiAnapMU«.C0t«ng48^M.cM,^