Terre Haute Daily Gazette, Volume 2, Number 310, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 31 May 1872 — Page 2

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The sentinrent of .Springfield we were assured to be that of the ecitfre SCafeJ For instance, the Democracy of Greene county in convention assembled recently passed the following-resolutionibyaccla-mation, amid thunders of applause:

Pesotvcd, by the "Derifioprtic^r of Greene foiintv, in convention assembled, that we deem it inexpedient for the part* to' make any Yiominntions whatever for the Presidency ana Vice Presidency, and thatour: delegates to the State Convention bp instructed to vote tor persons as delegates to the Baltimore Convention ^ho wjll ^ct }n 'accordance with our views herein ex-' pressed.

The power of the united Democratic! and'Liberal Republican pre& 'afcfy and' fearlessly advocate the claims of the Cincinnati Convention. When sueh papers as the Chicago

Illinois

The Terre Haute JoYirnat% whose range in political discussion is limited by the utterances of D.in Voorhees, thus r?pJis« to a notice from--its eot-emporaries that the speech was a dead failure aud-"awakened no sort oi response of entliuSiastfi v«st audience tljat gathered.to heax. htm

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Gazette,Terre

HORACE GREELEY

OF NEW YOKK.

For Tiee President.

B. GRATZ

or MISSOURI.

FRIDAY, MAY 31, 1872.

Politics in Illinois.

While at Springfield the latter part of lant and the first of this week, we took pains to feel the political pulse of the peo pie, and were greatly gratified to find the almost united sentiment of Democrat^ and liberal'y inclined Republicans in favor of the nominees and platform of the Cincinnati Convention. All who favor good government are willing to compromise party and personal prefer ences on the basis of reform and consequent correcting of abuses in the gen eral gover' ment. Liberal Republicans are willing fo concede to the Democracy^ individual support and in&uence on th£ State ticket if required, only asking iri return, hearty support of the National ticket and platform as set forth at Cincinnati. Both parties see the necessity of concessions, end are entirely harmonious as to men and measures, having in view the public 'goocTaTfrjie.

Tribune

and the

State Per/ister,

published at

Sprinpfield, are enlisted and united 011 a1 measure of public interest, the success of that measure comes to be-lessrdoubtjCijl, day by day. The only Democratic paper in tho State of any circulation worth speakiflgof that opposes the Cincinnati nomination and platform is !'the Chicago

Times,

which is 'pwaed

and controlled by one jndiVldXidil and is noted as being a sheet-thatoa!n be bought and has no real influence iti framing principles and forming puBlic opin 011.

theM ^vas.no enUbii-

the.Voorhees meet

ing Saturday niu'ht and? h3iicie''theji»:'p.{?)-1 i)ounce it' a,failure. To iin the fn^ticje.iof the Occasion1 was most oiniiiPiis.

WE learn from the

.'tpja

of the deep earnestness ot the .p^oplo i-n their opposition, to the*.dishonesty 61 the Groeley movement". TiiiB'.is not a'" t/itne for the noise and foolishtiess of Kri Ordinary political campaign. The pehaejr^tic masses are in earnest.—New Albxny\ JLed~ ger.

The silence of the occasion was ominshould Judge if the

011s to Dau, we should judg^ reports that reach us to the effect that-he hesitated at four various times dtteing the delivery of his speech, for applause and cheers. The print of his mammoth hoot-heel can now be seen oh the platform where he spoke, whigh he indented while pquirmlng around nefVouSly waiting for applnttse.

Sentinel

that the

Democracy of Harri:on county, met in delegate conveutlou, May 25, Peter Zrnor, President, Wra. W. Kentner and A. W. Brewster, Secretaries. The following nominations were made:

Wm. H. Pfrinimer. for Representative John Ridley, forDerk Silas Cravdon, for Sheriff Alfred D. Singer and Martin V. Hxrcer. Commissic^nors. Hon. Simeon K. Woife was then loudly called for,to which call he responded in a short a,ble.speech, defining his position to be in favor of a straight Democratic national ticket", but he was willing to abide the deoisiAh ahd' wisdom of the arreat Democratic party. If they endorsed the nomination of Horace Greeley he would support the nouainatkn without ft moment's hesitation.

Though Mr. Wolte is and has been a life long mocrat, he is entirely willing to make concessions as an individual/or the good of the country.

The va£t volume of truth in the following short and pungent paragraph fr »m the Greeneastle Press, will be? httfhly appreciated here:

The Terre Baute Jownaf. the houie org^n of Mis Voorhees, is a bicter opponent of what it is pleased"to term "the passutn policy It labors unceasingly to give aid and comfort to the enemy »nd its success in this rejrard is seen in the fact that the oitv of Terre Haute, whichwas formerly D^mboritie", gaV«f ReiubUe^tlnw/olilfesVt the two last city elections. GreeriWistle and Vincennes, which were formerly Republican, have ^ust been carried bv the combined efforts of the.Democrats and Liberal Republicans. Will o.ur neighbor of the Jonrnat rise and explain

We fear your neighbor of the Journal will be too much

Pressed

perpendicular.

COL. HUDSON will be at home nest week and will resume charge of the poi litical columns of the Gazette. The commOdioatioiji of J/' tofihe JoiirttGl, will then be aUeade«J to*yjf worthy of aitentiou. ,.\Ve fiftil.Jo s^e,j|u'.V)}ipg o( imporiauce thereh), onTy that be

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impression has jcot ahroad throughoat the State that a man named Voorhees spoke at Terre Haute last Saturday.—1% journal.

T|».e impression got abroad through the d9urtesy^r thjMgwt of-the Associated

Pressfoftjiis cftj*. %Vho toegfaph^SWto adteijtis^T^fcre &aute/ aO"tih enocjfeffage IteijEistffjT^re Aaute/^atrtk enc

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find

d—d fool."

Haute, In

Liberal Bepublican Reform Ticket

For Pr»Mfdent 1872,

fi 5

^n'8 howling against Gree

The Milwaukee (Wisconsin,)

from

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per year.H.OO three

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ail

trav^in*

who gives a glowteg account of the Gree ley strengftiin He says: "I met a ^aTotUf j^jpubli^uTwbo been at Beaver D«m iira few-days', a^icKiin response to my inquiry as to the feHfi there, he said th«re -were but three Gra

Tft'i $iniimUya tfiiff Mr. 'Voorhees hasconseoted to mak© three speeches in the Firstf Congressional District. It would sound more.like it here, wberie •Dfi is w^H-koo'sJTiV b«d the "Sentihh announced that Mr. Voorhees will

n?/#«£-to.-make-three—

Dan

be per-

speeches -wi the

First Congressional District.

Voorhees' speech bad one hun-

dr^d -and ^twenty Ps in it.—Evansiille Cornier. Some of Dan's eyes will be opened in about nine days.—Ind. Sentinel.

At present his optics are squinting

Who am I for? W^Il/i'Vould like to know myself, am .for, ^The question wtfs put to me the pther day, whether ,was "a Grfeeley Democrat or a Dan Voorhees R^publicajBr-"

New I surely ought to

know myself, and if I do, I will say I am a Democrat, and have been all my life, and I do not propose to swap myself off, at biff late 3ay, for anol'her'mau.r Having served jn. one campalgp during the war, I am not quite ready to turn round and go with my enemies therefore' I am not a Dan Voorhees Republican, and as for Greeley, if he. is for.me, I will be for him. I always "did have some respect for his old

white

coat and hat., for

they made me believe he' didn't care for fine clothes, and besides theysort-of s&tiffied me that be is, as my old mother us/ed.to xay,- ."a uatunal Democrat/*. Yod Ifliow w^ liave always had severaI kind^ of -Democrats. There is your office Democrat, your party Democrat, youtf Ilemocral"fi'om frthdiple,' and your natural Democrat. Niiw, ^have be^i) asking '-riiys^If- si ncethat^great' con v^n tion -down at Cincinnati, who is Hnrace

Sreeley, antf wh^t is he? Aud I llave learned tliat, mechanically, he is a printer, and if he. is made a President,, he will be the first mecbauic ever placed in the Presidential chair. This will he a working man's victory woith talking about,and one that' any mechanic may be proud of. I really1 betiin to feel as if were a Greeley mau. I rather guess I am and it is no wonder,' for he seems to be the people's candidate and surely tji^t is as strong as any National Convention can make him. I like old^Hojac^ even if he kicked the1)enaocratic party in former years. He" believed they were wrong then, or tip yvouldn't have done it for he terhouest, ns everybody admits, and when he pitched in on.

usJiq

qtlarely, atvf now when he comes about over to our side it would be inhuman and mean to kick him off as if he were a! d6g. Then, I like old Horace because he has always been on thesideof humanity, always been" bord, outspoken und independent, and nevtr an office-seeker.

The fact is, we-Democrats, as things now hang, must yield to the chariot wheels of destiny. The people want, peace. Greeley's old white coat and hat .can give them a good" and reliable article of that kind. The people want universal amn'esty. Greeley..can .give them t{i*t ,'Then they want' the good old ctvil government, with the rights of rtie'St^es fespeeted find protected' induction in taxatfohj bne currency for all^ and whatis not the least/ a President who-lms no b^o)Jbierselp-law.. Thay arasiok and disi?usted witli au administration which has legislated more to keep itsejf iu power thtfiTit,,h^'s 'for., tfye true welfare of the country, aud believe old Horace is the man to right- things up. He is honest and capabfe, attd liis whole li'e shows that he is a gooji "natural Democrat aud on the whole I'm for Greeley. "Joe Lawson."

Editor of Terre Haute -azette: SIR: The Journal this morniug con

tains some sarcastic raillery at your correspondent. This is the only kind of argument? that superanuated Bourbon sheet has been able to advance to convince those opposed to fighting the dead issues of the past over a&rain that they «re wrong. It sneers at those who canndt see in Mr. Voorhees all that is great, noble and wise, and denounces those as dishonest and unprincipled who show a disposition to abide by the decision of the Baltimore Convention, whether that decision be for a straight-out Democrat or Horace Greeley. It thinks it fortunate that Mr. Voorhees was out of town when your correspondent's communication appeared in the GAZETTE a few days ago. So it was fortunate in 18(S that the news of his treachery reached tbis city Ion a before the honorable gentleman himself,else he might have beenudfecomfitted"by tho jiatnn* and curses heaped upon him by ionie Democrats who are qow his greatest champions and admirers. Aud if fumorlieth not, the fossilized Bourbon. of the

Journql

ptelqtpn

to assume the

tlOUK^t His HWictniej resutnoq

Sensibly

proposes to stand cby/ the action of the Baltioapre Coovt&Uqn, -whMhu lethat can reesoHttblyB^jj^Cte'd^

his election." Mr. Voorhee* forgets the explicit declaration of the Cincinnati latforra in favor of "the largest measof liberty for tue citizen," and Mr. eiey's heartyendwaemenl of ito"4etbnd spirit. Thefdpa, mn^wvp^of a ident seeking/

Press

splendid

.applied some words to

hun, which were emphatic and expressive if not elegant and moral. Instead pf your correspondent's days of .useful-. ness being over, si nee stepping out of the {•oliticHl mire df tbe past and joining the advance guard of the mighty army that is now moving forward to, rescue the country trotn corruption and semi-impe-ri^listt^liis days .(*f asefu)nes»s have but begun. Oh the contrary, the

Journql

gnan's days are numbered. His sun, tike Mr. Voorhees', will set after the 9th of July. -In imitation: of the latter gentlemah, he had better select his epitaph before'he is "blowed" into bis? political gra\e by the breath of the advancing hosts between whom and their .goal he, tike a

of an ,absoiete race of

po^cia) dwarw, atandd. Stand aside, Mr. Journal, while there is yet time, or take the feonseq uence.

Old

pkaipcKAT.

Mb. Voorkkes,1ir~til9 ^Terre Haute hj 'wa& feuiTij' of

iff

jpieci of demkjjo-

ery of which we did not suppose him pable. He sought to array tbe Gertuaus against Mr. Greeley, because of the fetter's views on the subject of tempernce. Mr.Greeley, Jit is well-known, oes~TQOt drink nor doeft he deem It a holesome practice for any bod else to indulge in strone drink. Mr. Voorhees tnouKbtit ^ybod st count nottoadriuo

by procltfaatSifp,,

to Mr. Hatina, as we are a^sur^d ,by,% cit izen of Terre Haute. Our comments upon the matter were thei-feTore irrelevant and founded upon a mistaken appreheii-. sion of the ^ift of tiie c»mmuuicatioi] ancl w,e are sorry that we gave it a wrong, interpfetatrbij: and one calculated to do: Injustice to Mr.-^

:Haniia.—Iridictnabolis

Journal. fj f.

Ben Butler, at the Philadelphia Convention.

Letter from "Joe. Lawson." INDIANAPOLIS, May 30,1872. Editor of the Terre Haute Gazette:

question ab»ut the poten

cy of its tonic and alterative properties, while it possesses the great negative recommendation of containingueither alcohol nor mineral poison. That it is a specific for Indig»»tinn, Billiousness, Con stipation, and many comi laints of nervous origin, we have rea.«.oii to kuow and we are assured on good authority that as a general invi^orant, regulating and purityina:, medicine, it ha,s no equal, It is stated that its ingredients, (obtained from the wilds of California,) are iew to the medical world audits extraordinary effects certainly warrant the conclusion that it is a compound of agents hitherto unknown. If popularity i- any criterion, there cau be no'doubt of the efficiency of of the VINEGAR BITTERS, for the sale of the article is immense and continually increasing.

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Warner'^' PHe Peinedy is expressly for the Piles, and Is hot! r.ecoinmended. to cure any qther-aisease. It lias -cured.cases of aver- thirtj years standing. Price 81.00. For sale hy drug gists everywhere.

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The Great Blood,Puxifler and DeUcJops PrinkWamerfs iVinum yiteei, or Wii.e^of Life, is ftp

from

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the

whisky, wine, bitters, or any wther article. It is more healthy and cheaper. Both male and female, young or old, take the Wine of Life. It is^in-fact, a Ufe preaerver, Those who. wish to

enjoy

a good health and a free flow of lively spirits, will do well to take the V* ine of Life. It is different from any thinis ever before in Hse. It is sold by druggists. Price {1.00, in quart bottles.

fiflOIMAOOGUE.

Warner's Eiu menagogue is the only article known to cure the W.hite8i(H will cure in every. Cose-) Where,is the female in. which this l»«iportant medicine is not wanted Mothers, 'thiB

the greatest blessing ever offered yon, and you should immediately procure it. It is also a sure cure for Female Irregularities, and may be depended upon in every case where the monthly floM.has toOBK obrtrwstied tiixough -old or disease. Sold by druggists. Pricet $1.00, or sent by mail on receipt of SI.25. Address, «19 State Street. '^hioRtfO Illinois.

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IPA I'KWI* ob^aiiif on thebestterms. Models tif new inventions and sketches examjued, and adviC^ free. AH patents ai-fl pttrll.riea in t.lre Scientific Amerlciiii the week-tlley! ifcsnie. Send .for pamphlet, 110 paKes,.)ontiinii,tg lawv "and fail directions fdr obtaining Patents ..

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Long and succ ssfnlly used in its nat'"ye conn try, as a Powerful Tonic ami Patent Putifier, of the Bipod, it is louud'even loexce.-d the-antii ipa-

ions founded on its gix-ijt rejcitation According i} tlie meiiiCil and syienfcilic periodicals of London a- Paris, it pbses.».es th,e

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Tonic

FRAJJt HEIXIG

Mo^t Po\V

propertied khownto

LIVKR. SPLEEN*, INTE-sTINK.-i,U'L'KKLNK a URINARYORGH^INII.

It. is strengUieniug-4.1^ nourishing. Ltkenut.ricious food tuken "f al)'ihe stomach, itassim Hates and dittUses '.«&elf through th^ circulation giving vigor and ealth.:.

Itr. gmaie.s the bowels quietq thf nerves^ acts directly the secretive ori nus,,arici,:by its powerful Tottic and restoi-ing^ effects, trodd^Aea«% tnd vigorous action to the who.e 'yhtem.

OyHN KELLOGG 18 Piatt stitet, New York, Jt for the ijnited States.

Sole A

Price One Dollarlar.

Cottle. Send for Uircu-

Whitney's Jieats Foot Harness Soap, ic) STEAM .REFINED, "i't

OilSj.BlackSrPwlislieB and soaps at the same tim^. Put up Ju, large "and sifi all size btxes,4lso In 3 lbi bars. Has been in uselfor yfeai's,' and givescerfeCt-satiflifcctloiJ. Send

stamp our vVAVEKLY. Address, G. WHITNEY &C).,59Mini SI'.,Bostou, Mass. nov6-fim

STEAM BAKEEY.

Manufacturers,of all

Crackers Cakes,' AND (IA5RY! ftealfewlB

rlWT! [t I *]/.M* 'u '4c

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Foreign and Poum^huc JPnota, 1 5F1XC¥

AND STAPLE tiKaCEill^S,

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v1 LA FA YFTTR STPEnf^f

Bel w-ei. 11,.• two-.'CnT: Tpfr.f iiauic, IucMann.

Our reCeut onslaught upon the Carp4de caused a decided sensation. We liave. never seen a more complete success.-^ih £4 hours after we had announced XiTS. **ur urujes t(^. putUie^ouf f!arpwt ,rwojiQLeW)wded with customers, and each tuEf "I th^jloo&^^c^t^Jncrease.

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MaterIa

Medica. Dr. Well's Extract of Juriibeba, isa perfect remedy rorul! diseases6f the

ft Ail* «ri if

Union Steam Bakery.

It is Miiiters!

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This.accountaior the fluttering ambn up at once an4 rushed into print to tell thufteighat pew to the price of ours. TTie people an««|j "We

1IE HAKES

,4Family"

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A'^ami}^ Prauds." .«•

iu3Heavy

yard wide Oil Cloth, 50 "tfotth 65c.

Mattings, RUga, &c., at equally low rates. than liil'--"' 0«a iA—.Io -fi:U .'AHO V.'.'.Y. ,vtli

OBEAT N. Y.

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The Market for

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CRA^T©« A KlVlGli'r. 4. .5'- t-1'*: Manofaetnrer8 p^ *P Rest Oak Tani»e4 ^iU«t«hed Leather Belts

Al*o, Page** Patent Lacing

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Harding^BUm$4

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if you have, Foster Brothers compelled y* lower your pricS, or"fptx yiroul(f never have done it. We propose to vivebtetroftage **0 the merchants wliose prices are so low that they have never ba^fetjuce them to meet the pric^ of .®t^stores.**^ -A ^,uu!mfvA

THE "AMBULACE RIDJ'^BAiCEED DOWN!

believe.yoi

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AX IXGHIOUS FIXZLE! •,

His "Hand Loom'' and "Family"sCfet9„ Prove to be a Humbug!

Knowing^ as we did, that his Hand LMCarpets, fqr which h? was charjr in* $1 40 and fl.oO, were exactly the goods tliiefe selling at$l.iS) aud'$U25 and that his so-called

Carpets at $1.0lVe the same as our 85c goods, we

submitted to him four distinct challenges on Subject, which he has not dared tjo accept.

The brief campaign of the past few weeks! placed ys ...

AT THE HEAD OP THEAKPET TR ADE!

WE PROPOSE TO KB? THE IjEAD

We shall do it by. offering to the public well known brands of Carpets, and by always represeutwig our.gppds ti bejiiyhat tbey ^re. A# ^ip.aheMt'keep no mafe'es of .Carpets to which the manufactur^re'asbA^d^Uojp^t^heifiiiaaQies, it Wilf ^never- befeome necessar^:f6r 'iii to duUiy o|:

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.Common, yard wide Cvpetej 18c Good yarif .wid.e Carpets, 22 tii.vd ^c Better arid heavier Carpets, 25 arid 3pc. Still better and heavier, 3Sci 40c and 45c. Ingrain Carj^ets, yard ivide, 60c,'60c and 65c. Barter Ingrain Carpet? .70cj,7ap aujd 80c. Eitra neavy Ingrain/Carpets,^c, 90c and $l.v .,. '"Filledqualities of all wdolltiuri aiiis, at 90c, $l)iaiid $1.15. i'" nCelebrated'makes of "ExWa^Stiper'' Ingrains, $1.20, 1.25 ai and 1.30.

if .lo f^isu^uitiVtrdl iii

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The Old Trick of Loading up tlie Western Merc Goods at High Priccs lias been Played A

cessfnlly by the New York Jobbers!

A—.l£'VfiK }ft%'/ .ft1*-

WK NEVER 1JITE: OX THAT'

Si I

BLOOD,

ORGANIC WEAKNESS GLANDTTLOUS TU' MORS, DKOPSY,. SCROKULA, I.VTKRNAL ABCE^SE-h,

and will remove all obstruction* of

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i»n a v'r.r -i li^ .t,j$ I O W 1 0 E S S

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All best American Prints, including ^Merrioiacks, 10c a .yard... Yard-wide Percales, beautifu'i goods, 12Jc': ftiriner price, 25c.. i. Very fine quality Peicalesy 18 former price,^'28c.

Big lot of Black and: White Mohair. Pi aids, 224c former pride, '2fic Ffiie lot« Full line are-svell worth" 40c.

,Ut U1 DIaUH .alill. fV.iillu J^UIIalrXlMUnf tAqv lUriilCT pi IVcj

lot of Priiicess tbenes, at 18c, 2(te and 26c former prices, 25o,' 3(te and 85c line of fine Japanese ^oplifas^ lu' bigli ccolors, 25c. Tbe.se Japatiese Poplius lo

^/^till finer Japanese Striped Poplins, 30e forttierp'rlbe 45c'f All.ciiloi^ in double-fold AJpacaf,. 25c well worth 30c. V'r

lilaek' Alpaca's, 25c, 30c,. 35c, 40y,aud 50c^-all yreat bargains. Japanese Silks in tbe $1.00 qualities' ive sell(at75c.^J We have 6, beautiful liue: just received.

Beautiful line of Spring Plaids, 25c', 30c, 35c, 40p,ano i^fly

these goods brought 5 to 20c a yard more. m-UMn wisbl t«»

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Lape Points, 2 50, '4.00, 5.00, 6.00, T.0^' 9^ ^00^12.00 and 15.00.. These Lace .j--...., jtirif. xi au tjit lo »-tni»rrt 6f. I Hiw ar.R *t?f

I S E A N E O S A A I N S fiS«a a il vtv-MM'

I rBW .fljHWiM 9 "T. -ft iff ml# -s A splendid Balm»ral Sk-irf,"onIy IT.'flSf Toruier prlcl?*, Fine Feljt Skirts, ju»t received, 2.50 worlW 5.50.

Ladies'ready-madp Linen?Suilst 3.00, 3.50, 4.00, 5.00, And up. 4. •'Cxj'ton iHArpet Obain—best nmtie—35c a pound.. Bla loiB of White Marseilles,'at 20c,'25c, 30c^ 40c audf50c-^B^lGAlNS.

Coats' aud C'lark'^ Cotton, 5c a spool. Heavieat made yard-wide Uubleached Muslin, 12Jc. }. ,***

Cheap Parasol#, 25c, 30c, 40c and 50c. Fine Silk Parasols. $1,-1.25 150, 2.00, 2.50 and 3,00. Tourist Parasols,^.50, 3.00, 350, 4.00,4.50 and 5.00. We'are Manufacturers' Agents for. tlieae gooday prlcew

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CITY 1)RY GOODS AND CARPI 'STORK.

J^orHi of Main Slreet. Terre Haute.ilmlit[•,o.1

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Thousands of ^Dollars Worth of Goods Bought Since'the Great Offline, A N a a or

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Black-Dress Silksy $1, 1.15 1.25, 1.50,2.00 and 2.o0[v ^These Silts are 25 per cent. qnder market price. 't* Black Grenadines, at 18c,30c, 40c, and up, in^

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All wool .Shawls, iu plain colors^ $2.50 former, price, ,3}00. ui

Rich fetriped Shawls, 3.00 .forpier prjc^ 8.50. \.i Very fi'ne qualities, 3.50,'4 o6,' 5.00 an^ BiOO f* ,! Broche and Paisley Shawls, ih new* fltyltes, at reduced pricips.

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who fiave postpoued -buyiog theirjfoodB uitflndw^^re very fortit

naitd, Price List, given above, shows how great adecHne has taken placeOui' ^Hnafietitors, however, cannot take advjn^iw tfeta.dedirie,Aitktyarekwded up with goods bought early k» the reason at high prices. Havirig tMcb BTerabere of our firm alwpy^n thp iDarkiJ^ enables us take ad.vant»ge of every brekk in goods. jg&tA'' -"-"s" "g map**,.

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Opposite St. Joseph's Catholic Church, TT£RK£ HA1TTK, IKO.

UtS. Prompt attention paid to aL professional calls day or night. febl"

JOAB HARPKB, 4

Attorneys and Collecting Agents,*

T«rre Haate, Indiana.

•A. Office, No. 66 Ohi-o Street, south side.

J. H. BLAKE,

ATTORNEY AT IiA W

And Notarj Public.

Office, on Ohio Street, bet. Third & Fourth

... Terr* Hnmr, Iartliina.

HOTELS.

£ABXY HOISJE.

Foot of Main Street,

TEBKE HAUTE, INDIANA.

Free Buss to and from all trains. J. M. DAVIS, Proprietor.

LEATHER.

JOHJ* 1ft. OliOlLE,

^ea'er

&UNSM1TH.

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HEN J. YOUNU, M.D at No. 12 South Fifth St.,

Leather, Hides, Oil and Findings.

NO. 178 MAIN STREET\

Terre nrt/HPH

BOOTS AND. SHOES. A* G. KA1X11

I^adies'&^rente'Fasliionalble BOOTS & snoics,

Loonte-" or

at O'Boyle Bps. Boot

MADEShoe8torShop

to order. .—.

and,Sho^Store, Main street,Terre Haute.

CHANGE.

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A tHATOi:!

O. F.FKOEB

Snccessor to

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...Dea er in

(jSopper™ Distilled Whisky,

V,./h .Vj't's AID Fi'BC WIKKS, So. 9 fourth Street, bet. Main and Ohio •W Pure French Brandies for Medical pur

poses.

PAINTING^

WML. S. Mi LIOS,

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Cor.

i'.K-tf. ai *»!if-

6th, La Fayette and Locust sts.. TERRE HAUTE, IND.

[jpilK Oijl KUL.1ABLK

BARK & ¥MUL£

flouse and Sign Painters,

T'./l CORY'S NEW BUILDING,

Fifth Street, between Main and Qhl«»

jmiAAitJI SlKOA u,

(jJunsmitU, Stencil Cutterf Saw ^Filer and Locksmith,

THIRD STREET, NORTH OF MAIN,

Terr* IE«nte, Indiana.

CLOTHING^

J. E A N E

Wholesale and Retail-Staler in

YOUTHS'.AND"B0T!^1

CLOTHING,

And Gents' Furnishing Goods, OPKRA HOUSE,

Terre Hanle. iniiana.

GEOCEBIES.

lftUJvMAft A COX,

WHOLESALE

Grocers aid Liquor Dealers,

Cor. of

Main aud fifth Sts.,

Terre Hanle, Ind..

K. W. KIPFKTOK,

Groceries and Provisions,

Ko. 155 Main Street,

Terre Hante, Indiana.

IVEMT A ALLM, DEALERS IK

Groceries, Qneensware, Provisions.

c, and

w-!i '-Js.

.3*-

COUNTRY PRODUCE,

No.

Main Street, bet. Eighth and Ninth Trr'

I^inlani*.

TEEP STti^E. I'

J.AiBURGAN, Dealer In

Flour, Feed, Baled Hay, Corn Oats, and all kinds of Seeds, WORTH THIRD ST., NEAR MAIN .,

TBKK

haute, ind.

FEEDdelivered

in all parta of tllle city tree

obaree t'lfim

OAS ITTTEE.

AND STEAM FITTER.

OHIO STREET,

H*t. 5th atirt «t.h. T»rT lull.

TOBACCOS, ETC.

BRASHEAES, BROWN

T1TCS.

coimssioiir MEKCHA^TS

Wholesale Dealers in

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and Manufactured

Groceries

TobacbiM

i-A «BaJ1»frtr R. J. Christian A Co: scelebrated 'A J»i*n«».af^t0hrisMan Comfort,"Bright May tiptoe Apple Black Navy %, and Cherry Brand

ZTffiiy and other fine brands,

32 AND 34 MAIN STREET -Woreester,Masa,

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