Terre Haute Daily Gazette, Volume 2, Number 306, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 27 May 1872 — Page 4

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tILROAD TIME-TABLE.

I"N fir AN A POLIri 4 ST. liOTIIS.

AH.'.IVK-S FROM WES1. OEPAKTS FOR EAST. :i. 10 P. Mt l-ay Jixpreeis 3:45 P. M. 12:40

LEAVE.

6:50

THE

Lightning Express 12:43 A. M.

6:50 A.M.. Night Express *. 6:55 A. M. ROM THE EAST. FOR THE WEST. 4:07 p. St. Louis Accommoda'n... 4:10 p. M. 0.:W

Day Express _10:35 a.

10:45 p. yt .....Mgat Express......... ..10-.50P.

H'«" LOUIS, VANDALIA & TERRE HAUTE.

LEAVE.

Vandalia Short Line Route,

A. M.

E a in Hat In Stripe* 30 and 35 cents These good? were bou^hi early and be fore the recen' great advance.

Very flno W it a seilles at 35 cts This lot Is well worth 'lOrj.

tuite Stripes «t 3 0 O stores nre asking 10 CP'its for

tlie^e goods.

sellles and Pique, go to Foster Brothers' reat New it Htore.

Journal

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5:55 a. Pacific Express 1245 A.M.

11:10 P.

M..... .Fast Line 5fc00

12:30

ARRIVE.

Express

4:10 P. M.

•'. 3:25

Just received. a lot of seadae Buft Para40l.s, at 50 cents —very cheap. Vlso, a larne lot of Lined Sea-side Parasols at

$4, $1

says special trains from

various points conveyed Bourbons to this city Saturday.

SEKwhatW. S. Ryce & Co. have to say in their new advertisement to-day. The Buckeye is not to be left behind.

THE Wabash agaiu aspires to the dignity of a river, and boats again glide up and down its serene aud billowless surface.

BEACH'S new building on Main street is progressing rapidly. The stone for the front is furnished by Walter & Eppinghousen.

RIPPETOE has a flue lot of straw berries, and twenty cents a quart is all they cost. Who would go without strawberry shortcake now.

SEATH & HAOER'S new building ii very nearly completed. The stack is up, and it will be all ready for use in a few days. So we go.

STRAW USURIES are becoming quite plentiful in this market. They are now selling at from 20 to 25 cents per quart, and a still further decline may be soon expected.

TOM. GIST has anew sign at the buss office on Main street. It gives the time of the arrival and departure of trains, and is a good thing. Wildy & Poths were the artists.

CHAS. B. ULCKS, agent of the Georgia Slave Troupe Minstrels, is in the city making arrangements for their appearance at the Opera House, May 31st and June 1st. See advertisement.

AN oil well, or skunk taunery, is prayed for by the residents in the vicinity of a slaughter house in the lower part of the city, to disinfect that highly incensed and perfumed country.

PELKRE D'OIGNOX, is the name of one of the new fashionable colors. Translated out of the orginal Greek, and soaked in a washing machine, it means "peel of the onion." Result of public schools.

TOM GIST is out to-day with a new wagon for his own private use- He has a magnificent gray charger attached to it, and it makes but little difference to him whether "Dan." is for Greeley or not.

A HOUSE attached to a wagon labeled "The Weed Sewing Machines" broke loose from his mooring and ran away ou South Second street Saturday afternoon. The horse and wagon were .both slightly injured.

WHY should not the law in regard to hi tolling horses to shade trees, be strf&ly enforced: We have noticed several fiat shade trees in different parts of the city almost ruiued by horses pealing the bark from them. '**L

Yoi'NG ladies aud misses wishing to take part in the exercises of dt-coratiug soldiers' graves will, please report this evening between 4 and 5 o'clock at the ticket office of the Opera House, where tjiey tn»y procure baskets,

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PARIS & DECATfTR TRAIN.

ABRtVES FBOM WEST. DEPARTS FOK WK8T.

11: JO A. 1:15 P.M. TBRRE-HAUTEAN1 INDIANAPOLIS. •LKAVE. ARRIVE. 12:50 a.m New York Express 5:50 a.m 7:05 a- in Day Express.... 11:55 a.m 3:35 p.m Lightning Express 11:00 p.m 2:30 p.m ....Indianapolis-Local 4:10 a.m

A.M

St. L. & Cairo Express -8:30

EVANSVILLE AND

CBAWFORDSVILLE.

ROCKVILLE EXTENSION.

"LEAVE. 4:35 P. M.

ABBIV*.

10:20

A. M.

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EVANSVILIJE, TERRE HAUTE 4 CHICAGO.

LAVE. ARRIVE. M5 A.

Express a"d Mail

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JJMO

A. M.

4:IXJ P. Accommodation lu.ov A. M.

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Important to Know!

Marseille? Marseilles Marseilles Marseilles Marseilles Marseilles Marseilles Marseilles Marseilles Marseilles Marseilles Marseilles Marseilles Marseilles Marseilles Marseilles Marseilles Marseilles Marseilles Marseilles Mar lies Marseilles

ques, falrquality, at 15c and 20c.

Sitin striped Pique onlv 28c. worth at l^asi 4'Jc.

Extraordiniry bargains in Paraiols.

We ask the oublic to comare oar prices vith those of ther stores.

5 0

ire large siz°s, and are worth go a more money.

Silk Parasols lined and rotfled, only 82.00. I a price is S3.

Plain Silk Parasols, all colors, only $1.00. to are charging 81.50.

Theche pest place in town to buy Parasols is at Foster Brothers'.

MONDAY, MAY 27, 1872.

Hty find

Neighborhood.

FINE grqwing weather, this.

THE market is full of luscious strawberries.

THE Utiiou Depot is putting on airs. Lots of new furniture.

.JIM EDMUNDS has anew "tile." It is not a Greeley by a d—d sight.

THE Misses Ceppi give a concert each evening this week at Mozart Hall.

WOOL is coming in lively. Seventy cents was the current rate to-day for tubwashed.

GEO. PALMATER is on the sick list, but the street cars still continue to make regular trips.

Sumner Resorts.

By the close of next month the fashion ables will commence their periodical flight to the different watering places, and the number of Dolly Varden suits fair faces and Saratoga trunks, big enough for a small family to set up house keeping in, which will be seen at the depots, will prove that all the world and his wife, with marriageable daughters, &c.t are about to depart for their happy hunting grounds, by the "Sad Sea Waves," or other localities which ^e ton have voted to be "the thing."

A summer tour through the noted resorts, affords much pleasure to the student of human nature. He sees it there under the varied aspects as his uttermost wish can compass. The contrast is strong, it embraces the statesman and the fashionable belle, the scholar and the dry goods clerk, the fast man and the divine. He hears the policy of the Administration discussed on the one hand, and on the other Niagara, voted fine but tiresome, whilst scientific terms clash with turf slang. In honest truth, however, the attractions presented by these places are very great. Cape May and LongBranch, Newport and Narragansett Pier, are rich in their natural beauties. For the lovers of ocean scenerythe views are grand. The broad expanse of the restless, hearing water, the gleam of the white sails, and the ceaseless roar of the surf, impress the mind with a force greater than can be produced by any work of art.

The display of wealth is also an attractive feature. Fine horses, in single, double, tandem, and four-in-hand harness, dash by, drawingelegant carriages, filled with light hearted men and women. Strains of rich music from the bands at the hotels float on the air, and in the evening the flash of lights and the ring of voices from the ball rooms, show that all goes "merry as a marriage bell."

A quieter spot is Martha's Vineyard, save when, in August of each year, the great Methodist camp-nieeting gathers there. At other times the place is giveh up to those who gather for actual rest and recreation. A small town of beautiful cottages has sprung up within a few years. The light architecture of the Swiss aud Italian styles, predominate, but all built for combined elegat?ce and comfort. Here are to be found all tho natural advantages of the sea-side— splendid view, pure fresh air, with fine fishing and bathing. The yachts of the different squadrons come in and drop anchor for awhile, then spread their cauvass again and dash away like swiftwinged sea-birds. Here, as the evening closes, we catch every few seconds the flash lrom the Freshnell light at Gay Head, carrying assurance of safety far over the waters to homeward bound mariners, and through the darkness the voices of the great deep come borne on the night breeze. Far different are the inland resorts. Saratoga, perhaps best known of any, is dry and sandy. Here, however, congregate still with every year hundreds of persous, some who go as invalids to drink the water, others because others go, and still another class for the pleasures of the race meetings.

The White Mountains, too, will ever continue to attract their share of pleas-ure-seekers. Those who have once climbed the rugged sides of Mt. Washington, and gazed from its summit upon the magnificent view which opens on all sides will gladly return again at some later day to renew their happiness.

Upon the brink of Niagara the spectator stands entranced. The thunder of the great fall flfls the air, but does not drown the voice of the spirit which speaks within him. Looking above the fall to where the wild water is tossing madly, he sees it grow smoother and smoother, till in one glass-like sheet it pours over the verge into the abyss be* low. Peering down into those depths from which the spray rises ever like a mist, he seems to look into another world, such a one as the ancients peopled with their conception of the immortals.

Language is too weak for the portrayal of the scene. Words can convey no adequate idea of Niagara. It must be seen to be understood and appreciated, i•••.••

Niagara Is a nice place to get rid of money. It is full of feathered fans with stuffed birds in the middle of them, ala: baster whistles, squaws, bead moccasins, canes cut of the falls, eaglets stuffed with straw, owls chock tull of bay, little birds that wish they were alive, two cents' worth of ice cream for a quarter of a dollar, and such like.

ENCOURAGE men to come and locate with us, especially the worthy and active, whether they have capital or not. Those who have means will purchase lots, build manufactories and houses, and give employment to labor. Stimulate every legitimate enterprise by giving it proper encouragement or by uuiting our industry aud capital in the cause. The importance of our people spending their money at home is great. There is a not a quicker or surer way to build up a City than to encourage home business. Home arcbitects*shouId plan our buildiugs, and home mechanics do the work. Encourage our own manufacturers by purchasing what they make that we may need. By this means all will he benefitted and our town will grow into importance. Such a course will enhance the value and demand for houses and land. Let every man cultivate a public spirit, and talk less than he works. Help your neighbor. If he is in danger of breaking down, prop him up in some way iustead of kicking him under—his talents and labor are worth something to the community. Encourage our citizens and local authorities in making public improvements, and stimulate every individual ente**prise. If every citizen would lend a helping hand in furthering public improvements of every kind our city need not fear the rivalry of neighboring towns. But if there is a disposition on the part of those men, who have pecuniary interest at stake, to hold back and discourage every enterprise that may be inaugurated, then we may expect to be totally annihilated by our rivals. There In a number of this c'a in cor city who show no disposition whatever ttimssist in makingTerre Haute one of the principal, if not the leading town, in the Stale.

AytfQtice of "get-up," in a town, ft worth a thousand pouttd* of, "do-noth-ing."

THE most highly pleased over Voorhees' speech Saturday night were those Radicals who have heretofore declared 4tiat Dan was not much of a speaker. Now the question is, "Who has changed?"

PICNIC.—The Germau Hunting' Club" gave a picnic at Early's Grove yesterday, which was largely attended. Dancing and lager were the principal amusements. The "roughs" did not put in an appearance, aud all passed off harmoni-

THE Richmond Enquirer advertises "Wanted—Twenty-five first-class funerals," and says they "are afflicted with a lotol very old gentlemen, and some of very middle age, with very old ideas, who are in possession of unimproved real estate, whose fathers lived and died in happy dreams that their landed property was going to make them millionaires, and who now hold on like grim death and will not sell." T'

This city does hot neeaso many, but we thiuk about ten of them would be a great blessing.

Paris Green, for Potatoe Bugs, dt R. Buckell's, 68 Ohio street. 22d6

GET HOJfEST

Mozart HaB Concert.—Miss Ida Ceppo, assisted by her sister, will give a concert each evening at this place of resort. They are well'known as firat-class musicians, and all who can enjoy good music and good beer, are invited to call. No admission charged. P. M. SCHUMAKBR, 22d6 Proprietor.

J. B. Lfppfricott & Co., Publishers, Booksellers, Stationers, and Manufacturers, Indiana State Agency, northeast corner Sixth and Main, Terre Haute, Indiana.* 21d(f*

Paper bnyers can save at least two profits by buying at Denio'e, corner of Sixth aud Main. 21d6

We make the world shake on Fans 18dtf A. HERZ & Co., Opera House.

Parties can save money by buying Books, Paper, Envolopes, Pencils, etc., etc., atLippinc^tt's Indiana Agency, corner of Sixth and Main. 21d6

BOOTS AND SHOES.

''Barr's Hair Restorative," the bes^" article for the hair in use, at Barr's Cash Drug Store, Sixth street, opposite the Postfflce. 20d6

Arrived this week, at A. Herz & Co's great Opera House Bazaar, 1,000 Silk Parasols, at half price.

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So long at Fourth

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TRADE.—In consequence of the lateness of the season and the plowing and planting time being retarded, trade in this city has considerably diminished during the past two weeks. A revival ihtbis respect will soon take place, however, and our merchants and trades people will make up for lost time.

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C. D. DENIO, Manager.

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"Vinegar Bitters" and "Hostetter's Bitters," at Barr's Cash Drug Store, Sixth street, opposite the Postolfice. 20d6

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"Fine Perfnm«»y,'V Hair, Tooth, and JNfcil Brushes cheap, at Barr's Cash Drug Store, Sixth street, opposite the Postoffice.1

20d6

''Prescriptions" carefully prepared from pure Medicines, at Barr's Cash Drug Store, Sixth street,opposite thePostoffice. 20d6

If y«a wish to buy a Hoop Skirt or corset, go to headquarters* A. Herz & Co's great Opera House Bazaar. X8dtf ~f(

Fine Toilet Soaps, Hair Oils, Pomades, Cologne. Toilet Powders, Mirrors, &c., &c\, at Barr's Cash Drug Store, Sixth street, opposite the Postoffice. 20d6

Sb». J. SCOTT

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heavy

or Sale.—Three horses a draught team* and one light horse. Will be sold cheap for cash. Call at Hunter's »WWer on Ninth street. 14dtf W. H. Cox. gaivb-i.

harness

We make Opposition withdraw on the Parasol question. A. HERZ & Co., 18dtf

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Opera House.

"Remember" the place when in want o?Pure Drugs, Medicines, Fancy Goods, Patent Medicines, Ac., cheap, is Barr's Cash Drug Store, Sixth street, opposite the Postoffice. ,mMM -mzM

T-

and Main streets.

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No. 98 Main Street.

A.'Seek

Ties, Bows and Scarfs—new style

—atErlanger's.

Scott** grrat reductions in prices of Boots and Shoes makes 98 Main street tke place to bay joar goods in this line.

Underwear In all sizes and quantities, at Erlanger's. •1:• JMUP Who would! think of buyfng a Corset anywhere but at A. Herz & Co's^

AT THE VERT

LOWEST PRICES!

Bcetfs great redactions in prices of lteatn ead Skoee makes 98 Main street tbe^Uce tohny yrar goods tn this line.

Goods!

pfr'^Dry

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•''*j*f(j hsvloeertsftl '£i

Tau j? lf:vi snail" Summer Dress Goods, 20c worth 85c. Black Iron Grenadines, 66c worth 90c. Satin stripe Black do., $1.25 $1.75.

White Ground do.. $1.00 fw jxfsyiiiiu'v,?

worth 1.50. u»!r ,pJ?«r£!}a«*9 -T Ladies' Suits, in ^1 colors, $4 00 worth 6.00. :*rv. .'-v^ iz Ladies' Suiis/in all colors, $5.00 worth 6.50. Ladies' Suits, White Victoria Lawn, $5 worth 6.50.rj

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OuiW ¥raiia Scah^

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$ •f'S.'IV. ha«' lis*

Batiste and Sea Side Suitings (noveltit&j,, Victoria Lawns, 25o: worth ^)c. ". -35c 4§c.V 40c 50c. MARIPOSA STRIPES, the ttreat Novelty. Ladies' Cotton Hosiery, 10, 20, 25, 35 and 50 cents. Gents' Half-Hose, English, 25c, worth 40i

Tourist) stick,'$2.7b

As Figures Testify!

Summer Cassitner.es, fl, 1.15, 1.2p, White Linen Pant^Duck, $1.25 worth

Check Linens for boys' wear. I O

Did yon see those new Suiting" and Coatings at Erianger's? If not, go at once and make your selection, for they are going fast.

If You Want Glassware and Quefensware cheap, go to Geo. H. Hay ward & Co., No. 30 South Fourth street, second door south of Ohio street. 18dtf 'ri"' *1J !,•

Scott's great rednctions in prices of Boots and Shoes makes 98 Main street the place to buy your goods in this line*

Spouting—Tin and Sheet-Iron jobbing good and cheap. Moore & Hagerty can not be equaled. alOdw.

No. 181 Main street *•.»

"Erlanger's Model Shirt" in all qualities or style, ready made or made toorder,

To Rent.—Two rooms on the second, and one on the first floor, on Fiflfh street, in the-rear of Donnelly's drug Storb Apply at GAZETTE offloe.

It is a notorious fact that Erlajiger & Co.'s ready made Ciothin^ are the best and cheapest in town. iVtf i/s ftj'in 1

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Wed al fairly alike, ai

'A '.nut.

('Barr's Pectoral Elixir," the wellknown and universally liked Throat and Lung remedy, a specific in Croup, wholesale and retail, at Barr's Cash Drug Store, Sixt^ street, opposite the Postoffice. "woiiicfi -ri 20d6 umt -J* msr 1 -v- 1-1

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with all and treat nil ERL ANGER & CO.

A New S^ock of Dry Goods and

tions just received at No. ,30. South Fouth street, second door south of Ohio street at Geo. A. Hay ward A Cfc's,

I8dtf The only complete line of

Oo to Moore &

First

w.n •ii

boys

dren's Clothing at Erlanger's.

and chil

Hagerty's for hirh

aces

and ranges. 181 Main street.,. )»10dw

"To all whom LT may concern,'7 be. IT known that we shall make this city our headquarters in th^ feather renovating business but a little while longer. Ther^-' fore, |et all who delight to luxuriate on bed ticks, pillows aud bolsters, filled, with pure, clean, fresh feathers to give us a call at once, ere il be too late. Ohio street, opposite the Glark House, on the e$st side of

street, jf ,»* ]-'r VAN SICKLE & SON. ar '"I

aprlldtf 1 if Scott's great reductions In prict's fef Boots a^d Shoes makes

M«in street

the place to buy your goods tn this line.

It Is Conceded by every one that JMre & Hagerty are the best Tin and Slat* Roofers in the'.city, 181 Maitr street.' alOdw

Hdl tfo 1keUL^Tfi& ftol 1^11' tfi the boraer of Fifth •and Wabash strcfetf, is ftgf rent. Inquire at the

Sftrgiifas In Boots and 8b«iest Ladies' and Misses' and Children's Qaitecs and Slippers, at Cteo. A Hay ward A Co's. Na. 90 800th Fourth street, second dbor south of Ohio street. 4 18dtf =rrr—... I

Kindlings.—One cord of best Kindlings from my Stave Factory, for One Dollar. Leave orders at Erlanger's Opera House Clothing Store, or at I. Gil man's .Grocery, South Third street fito'j aprldSm E. M*. GIIIMAN*

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for rent

Lisle' 50c, 75.

Prices in Roach of

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slick, $2.25

Tourist

Ladies' Parasols, worth 3.00. Ladies' Parasols, worth 5.00. Ladies'' Parasols, worth 5.00. 300 Other Style?, just as C'heap! Ladies' Black L^ce Sacques. 11 Qi "t 1 ^'Lam a Poi 111 s. '.'?i CT'

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Tourist stick, $3:50

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Bleached Table Linens, 75c. ,jjvtyrth 8§c. Turkey Red Tahliugs and Doyleft. to match. White Marseilles Spreads, $3.50 YWorth 4.00. White Marseilles ^preads^ .$4.00 worth 5.00. l-'k?*10 White Marseilles Spreads, $5.00 worth 6.-50.

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Buckeye Cash Store!

Origin TgStfcj I W. S. RYCE A CO.

500 Dozen Pairs of Kid Gloves, every pair warranted, just received at A. Herz Co's. t»%!

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(4 .. For Sale at a Bargain—A large brick! building, known as the old Methodist Church property, with two lots of ground, situated in a good locality of Mattoon. It can be readily converted into a manufacturing establishment of any kind. The building is 43-by *90 feet, with igck foundation and lfjljecb property will Hbe, sold for less than "half the cost of buildfngHhe same, if ap plication be made soon." Inquire of v- J. O. RUDY, |Jmayl4d4w Mattoon, Illinois.

Wharton & Keeler.

JSoore & Haggerty's lor cheap

Mantles and Grates. 181 Main street.

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BARR & Co.,

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The Latest Styles of Jewelry, and a variety of goods, at Geo. H. Hay ward & Co's., No. 30 South Fourth street, second door south of Ohio Street. 18dtf

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Double Rooms for Bent.—Two excellent rooms, one on the

firstfloor,

on the 25th inst. These rooms

are Very desirable for many kinds

business. .Inquire at this office.

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For Cheat) Cistern and Foreb Pumps go to Moore & Hagferty. No. 181 Main street. rsuq-rvu

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In the present' ^netaffon Offiee—•OASJB'WE building.

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MKCHAM««—S6oui*efor you weives homes Yoti can do it with ttie money that yoir are paying tnt annually /br' ren't. Call add see lis. i'.

Y017XCJ, MES-A small sai^ paid down and the balance as you can «ave it from your earnings, will secure for you a lot in almost*ny .part of the cl ty. You will not miss the mqpey and in a few years your lot will sell for double its cost price, jjj,

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4OR SALE^- I*)ts in Jones'. ^L«Uli$ion, on SOtfth Sixtli'and,'Seventh streets. Prices vi low. TerntttosdttpnrcKfflfeW..*

EARLY'S ADDITION—A limited nhmber oi Lots in Early's, A«diuon,are now offered at great indnoements.! Appi^- at once.

OUT-LOIS—In all pait«,ofi:tbe city LOST—Hundreds of doIIaiW,1 "by tlioiti purchase property bef6re calUng, oa WBAH* ION,#ntBuSfk 1« i«»»U flOi]

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B.—ITirough nr "EMPIRE REAI» ESTATE AGENC IT" (beii^g a co-operative system of Agencies th roughoot, Indtanfl^ UUpoiea^ MieK •onri and Kanaas we can seii or fcrade you ]«Ada1n all parte of Uie West, or give information free of cost ...

fire insurance Companies.

UNDERWRITERS^ KKW YORK^ v.

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other above it, connected by an inside stairway, and situated on Fifth street,-between

Ohio and Main, will

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Wasted.—Reliable, energetic men to sell the "New" Wheeler & Wilson dewing Maehinof-both in city and country. To good men we will' give permanent and profitable employment. Men who can furnish horses preferred for the country trade. FVr:particulars call,at the Terre Haute office, Hudson's Block, oppoeite the Postoffice. iit

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for Rent.—An elegant room on the second floor, on Fifth street,immediately in th? War of Donnelly's Drug Store. Good for.an office or sleeping room. Enquire at this offiee. aa*rt -in**'

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and uo otfier.

Go forth in haste, With bills and'piste Proclaim' to all (ireati/ip. That men areAvise, Who: advertise,

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MANUFACTURE

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STEAM ENGINES,

Mill Afachinerjf, House Fronts, Circular .«!'•« rtue c,. tr'tj Bfuan on viii

COAL SHAFT MACHINERY,

And all kinds of

IRON 1KD Bit ASS CAFSLIXGS,

Boilers, Smoke Stacks,111

"Breedhings and all kinds of" Sheet Jjron Work. KBPilHI»« toWJTK PR^W iSTATE

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DWELLINGS^'WUl'-LOTS!

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FAKStERS—"flH yirarirWif 1SK0, ifyotf are indnstrioos yon earn buy. oti jfrwd term*, tee special ind*iceme'nts belbW¥'!fn, -J1"1f,r^

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200 acre Farm at $20 per, acre, & erf.)

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380 ad'e i^arm at $15 per acre-^jjralrie and timber. lift •, k.

10 ac/^s near town at $ft) per acre. 80 Improved Farms at from $25

$luO ptr aore. ..

Farmk'to tra4e for pity Property, BARGAIN,—House and Lot on North Fift street—«ix roonts. Price, JMQOf i11

FdB SAtaSAlW# HouMe'attd 'MlfLat:' pfice, $750. .' .!• EL^GANl1' new 1^ story Xtquge, wltb toMs. BeSt bargain in'the' city. One bl rooMs. BeBt bargain" trbiA Main on Seventh street.

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Jf,ORSAI^E—Lqts in Jpwett's AdditIon.T«a!ins lu pfet'cerit. dowu»^^balance on" long iwe Very 'few*left.-'(",J ', ^«r. ,^i I «,t I.'. •nallw-'

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acres of:gro|ind »*iar the Blast Furnace.' Very vhc-ap. On lougjime. rpHE fin#»t«FW»it Farm in the State. Near the

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Real Estate and-Insurance Agent,

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paytngfl/tfeen per oeiit.'on the price asked and growliig in value fpst. ,. 1'

house of thr^^qoiy#) ojj.ff^rth Fourth street. 51.200. v' 1 i)tu: .noIJ-pqUr

HOUSE

of nine room^ 00 N,orth Seventh street,, A 0^rgp,iii at gS.OCO. Qood terms. lots iti' TueKI A Usher's addition. Very che&iv.>On good terms* nuivlii WO b»autlfal lots on' Strawberry Gtafeapantiou ve#y good tettas.

.... acrea,of ground in the,southeastern part bf'the Si,ty*—a beantlfQl building site.

Five Good

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OOP. House of six rooms, flne lot, good outV^'buMUlUgS. OJITHWI Chestnut sts.

RESIDENCE

on Chestnut street—very low.

Would give good time, on interest. E A IF So S ix re at

(BARGAIN. A t»w two-story frame house. Price, $1,700. Good location. Te. ms easy. For sale for few days only.

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acres in Marior. county, Indi-

HUNDRED acres in White county Indiana. For Sale or Trade. T^OR Terre Haute property, suburban opernear Indianapolis. ifc-i .k

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IHAVE&St.X.R.

This Conwany-Avfq b^sn lojng-i(ni favorably known ofl itrf© Pacific roast, mid has more recently won ror'ftseli, Dy.CfMirt^qua Ahd haijprahle .d^aiinge with its ,patrpna, a high reputation 1 the Eastern and Central SVafc*. Its'assets arte ferge, and the stourity it offert of nndoubted exceUflAoeJ losetH hlfch vpesrfe piAVtdedi for toy specla tassel sine been iairly ifl tfte Q^icago lossts, jafRo iljjl.f

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a customer for a House centrally located. Will pay $3,000.

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State Tusurance Company, of Missouri.

ft)7CASH CAPITAL, ^800,000. vfrj-'.'i

ftrst-class con'ipiiuy, with' ainple capital,.and a good record for prompt and fair dealing with itspati'ons. uvmjT* »T! iwhh-jhtnqujiA ««vnr.»nt ,, rAwi

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