Terre Haute Evening Gazette, Volume 6, Number 199, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 4 February 1876 — Page 4

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GREAT OFFEROR -OF-

DRY GOODS!

-TO-

.KES»U£E STOl'K!

HOBERG, ROOT & CO.,

OPERA HOUSE

THIS WEEK

NEW BARGAINS!

50« White Crochet Bed Spreads, heretofore sold at S2.50, now 81.75. 500 White Honev Comb Bed Spreads, at 75 of"'. St. 1.25,150, all reduced. 200 White Marseiles Spreads, SI.50, 52, U.iju, 3 C(\ 3 50. 4.00 and upwards.

TABLE LINENS, TOWELS, CKAHHKS, NAPKINS. DOYLIE", IRT^H LINRNS, BlRDrfEYE LINENS, FIGURED LINEN'S, all in great variety.

Ttwenty Pieces Table ramast, fast color and nearly two yards wide at SI, reduced from 1.25.

White Table Linens, 35, 40,SO, CO, .5a., SI. and upwardB. Bleached Hnck Towels from 10 eta to 1 ouch. The largest variety ever thown.

All Winter Goods at Cost

Cloaks. Shawls, Furs, Velvets, Dress Goods, Cicakings, C»ssimeres, Waterproofs, Flannel*. Blanfcets. Skirts, etc.

Wfl continue to offer Lonsdale and Hill Muslins at 10 cents per yard. Wamsutta and New York Mills at 12,'^c.

Hofoerg, Boot & Co.

OPERA HOUSE.

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UE LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION

Friday Evening, Feb. 4,1876.

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Probabilities.

Wasli ugton, Fob. 4.—For the Tennessee :»nd Ohio valley, and upper lake region, very cold and generally filear weather with northerly wiDds shifting to east erly and southerly and high followed by a falling barometer una a slowly rising temperature.

THE two new colors that are having (he rage now are "bug color," and "elephant breath."

*1 E case of Burton G. Hanna,against Hudson & Jones, former proprietors of the Journal, lor $175, went by defaulc, last Monday, the defendants failing to put in an appearance.

ELSEWHERE notice the card from W. I3.Wilev.9uperintendent of the schools asking all good citizens interested in the success of the Centennial movement, to send five or ten cents through their children to school. The fund now on hand is found to be inadequate to the demands made upon it.

A COUPLE of "sporting ladies" were thrown from a sleigh, in the east end yesterday and were compelled to wade* through the snow with their feet clad only in thin slippers. The horse trotted quietly to his home at John Lewis stable.

OUK hortscultural report, published olsewhere, was written for us by a member of the society, on account of the absence of our reporter. In his "N. B." he begs off from being served MS was the Rev. James Hook, D. P.. TI L. D., President of the GreebacU Club, and Archbishop of Pence's Pandemonium.

THE GAZETTE presents this after* noon a report of the meeting yesterday of the Horticultural Society, which would have appeared in last evening edition but for the fact that one of the GAZETTE'S reporters was engaged iti hunting at evidence in a troublesome libel suit, on account of the "Beecher Business" article. As all that is desired to make a ease, as far as the item is concerned, and to that extent only, are we interested, has been collected, the annoyance jiot occur again.

TALES OF THE TIES-

LOGANSPORT UOA.I) FIRED NEAR RQSEDALE.

Mews Xoicfl by Rail.

A TRAIN' FIRED INTO.

The train ou the Logansp®rt and Crawfordsville road, which arrived^ in this city at 0:30 last evening, was ured into by some unknown person near Rosadale. Mr. Bruce Sutberand and his daughter were on board the tram, and Mr. S. reports that the bullet passen within a few inches ot their^ heads. There is no clue to lead the officers in in their search for the perpotaator or

this

dastardly outrage, bnt should ho ever be caught he will bo roughly deait with.

AXLE BROKEN.

will

Court House Echoes. •MAYOR'S COURT.

WHO. Johnson, fighting 87.20. Alexander McMinimy, fighting, discharged.

MARRXAGK LICENSE.

No marriage licences have been issued during the past twenty-four SiourF.

CRIMINAL COURT.

The trial of Robert Clarlc, for the murder ot Morgan S. Gunn, which was 10 have taken place yesterday, was postponed uutil Monday next.

Dolle, who killed Thomas Haggert, having taken a change ot venue,"will he tried in the Circuit Court belore Judge Patterson next week.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Phebe McGeairr et al. to John B. Creech, 7 acres in the east half ol the southeast quarter, section 8, township 11, range 8: $245.

Elenor Brown Guardian, to Jane Mcllroy, lot 14G Terre Haute §3,000. S. C. Beach et al. to Julia Carter, lot 30, Rose sub-divi9ion Terre Haute ?1,liOO.

Richard L. Ball to Edward J. King, undivided hall of lot 185, city of Terre Haute $5,000.

'ii'hat Libellous Town T? lk Ariiclc. Iu the GATTEZE of yesterday the statement was made that the original Town Talk article, entitled Dr. Bigtilow, and generally received as aimed at l)r. Ezra Read, would be republished trom the Mail, of that date in the GAZETTE to-day. As is well known the GAZETTE very severely condemned ho anicle, and its anonymous method of publication. Our design in republishing it, was to show the enormity ot the Mail's otfenco. Dr. Read, bow«ver, called at the GAZETTE office laBt evening, and in an interview this morning made a request that the matter be dropped. He is iu no sense a revengeful man and is not inclined to prosecute the Mail for its outrageous aiid uncalled for attack upon him. In rue spirit of christian charity, wor.thy of emulation, he is not .uisposed to press his advantag against •either the author or publisher of the libellous article, as could be done most «-fj3ec£ually in this community, by republishing it, as the GAZETTE, in his itiiereet, proposed to do. He, therel'or(?,Ao whom the chief wrong was done, beiJig willing to torgive the wayward'Mail for |t« wanton attack upon him, the GAZESTTP will, also iet the .Mail, off, with the injunction that it go iinno more.

This morning about seven o'clock, just before the train on the L. C. cV W. road was to have gone north, tto forward frucks on the engine was thrown oil by the sudden breaking ol the axle. The train was delayed an hour on account of the mishap.

The Chicago and Northwestern Ra*|" road Company owns, 10,000 freight cars and are still" keeping a large ,orce building new ones.

THE, L. t\ & s. w. I50'13

as indicated in the extract re-publish ed in the paper, some days ago, from the .Logansport Star, the citizans oi that place are urging the council to repudiate the bonds issued by the dty ot Logansport, to the L. C. & S. W. Road, ou account ot tue violation of the agreement made by this company in not locating the shop3 of the road at that place. If the bonds are repudiated it will bo a heavy blow on the company.

NOT so BAD.

I j«.Lni^:i.if))MBMjE

Papers over the country are giving currency to the following item: Col. Thomas A. Scott is not so bad a man after all. By contract the Pennsylvania Railroad Company was to receive from Philadelphia §05,000 for rebuilding the Mat ket street bridge. Col. Scott has just written a letter to Mayor Stokley, saying that the bridge cost the company only §62,4_05_, and returning the unexpended §2,595.

Mr. S. B, Morrison has oeeti reinstated to his old po&ition as conductor. IN UNIFORM.

All the Midland conductors are having new suits of uniform made at Bannister's. The goods are of tno finest material, and made in the best style, each suit costing §80. They are made by order of the receiver of the road, and will be presented to tno conductors. When they have wron out the conductors will have to provido themselves with the second suit. Tho costume is military in design,the goods being navy blue.

ADJUSTING FREIGHT TAIUFF.S. An exchange learns that on Saturday the general freight agents ot all tho railways leading into Terro liaute will hold a meeting for the purpose of adjusting freight tariffs and other matterr. Messrs. Babcock, of Evansville, of the Evansville & Terre Haute, John C. Noves,of St. Louis and H. W. Hibbard, assistant of the pooled lines,J. S.Hunt, of the Danville te Terre Haute, Hinman of the Midland, and J. E. Harris, of the Logansport & Terre Haute, cousiiute the number.

Ptrsoiial Paragraphs.

L. Goodman, Jr., fc Co., this morning, got a letter out of the postofiice addressed to S. Goodman & Co., Port Huron, Michigan. How it could ever have been sent to Terre Haute when the envelope was plainly addressed to Port Huron, is a mystery.

Mr. Preston B. Carr, one of the oldest citizens of Vigo county, has been lviug very sick at his house below Strawberry Hill, since Christmas day.

Miss Conie Wright, daughter of D. H. Wright, gives a birthday party tomorrow,

Capt. Barrack did not get out South with his boat as expected. Owing to the freezing cold weather and the exposed condition of the boat, the horse and cow placed on board and consigned to Samuel Prevo, had to be removed. Captain Barrack will build a cabin onto the steamer, though not quite so large a one as was formerly on her.

Mr. Thos. Kinsor reports lour inches of ice on the pond at the \anclalia gravel pit. He expected to commence cutting ice to-day.

Alec. McMinimy, runner for the St. Clair house, was assaulted at tho Union Depot last night by Wm. Johnson, runner for the National house. Johnson used a lantern as a weapon of offense and inflicted several ugly cuts and scratches on McMinimy's face. Both were arraigned before the Mayor this morning on a charge of fighting. Johnson was fined ?7-20 and McM:nimy discharged.

Messrs Peale and Riddle haye uriiyed safe at Augusta. Mr. James M, Allen, ol Oilman, 11)., who has been visiting his brother, Mr. S. S. Allon, for several days, returned home yesterday. He left his daughter here to attend school.

SOME of the waiter girls who left Terre Haute and are now working for Mr. Will Hawkins, proprietor of the Sherman House at Indianapolis, write home to their friends, the girls iu the National House that the house is doing an excellent business. Mr. Hawkins has the best wishes of all Terre Hauteans for his success.

AT the sale of stalls for the market House this morning, only vegetable dealers were on baud. No butchers were present. Councilman Haley, therefore, determined to postpone the letting. It will come off on Wednesday of next week without fail.

A HORSE belonging to Mr. Perdue, the ice roan, fell down on Main street, this morning, but was uninjured.

3 AVDBKAS FUCKS.

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on his hands, rubbed them tpgether, and with the hatchet struck Simmons on the neck.

Crimes and Ci^naltios. ANOTHER MURDER. St. John, N. B. Feb. 4.—John O'Niell yesterday afternoon killed his mother-in-law and father-in-law. They having persuaded his wife to .'eave him.

BODY FOUND.

Ciucinn&ti, Feb. 4 —The body of a woman was fouud yesterday hanging to the limb of a small sapling on the shore of .Little Miami River, Milford, Ohio, it had evidently floated down from some point up the river and caught on the tree. No clue to her name could be found.

A PENNSYLVANIA MURDER TRIAL. Pottsville, Feb. 4. During a recent trial of Loyle at Mauch Chunk for murder, one uf the prisoners now ia jail there for being connected with che murder, made a full confession of the murder of a special police offi" cer Yost, who was shot and kiiled at Tamangua, on the night of the 5th of January, 1S75. A reward of several thousand dollars was oli'ered for the murderer by the town and county. The confession having implicated five men Corroll, Duffy, Boyle, Roarty and McGhen. These men were arrested near Tarnagua to-day. Much excitement prevails at Tarnagua,

Foreign Gossip.

CARDENAL LEDOCHOWSKI. Berlin, Feb. 4. Cardecal Ledochowski is here a guest of the Prince of RadznviU. He is completely unrestrained, except in the matter of interdiction from returning to his diocese.

A PRINCE INJURED.

London,Feb. 4.—Prince Louis of Bottenbnrg was vesterday severely injured by a fall from a horse while pig .sticking.

The report of the engagement of Princsss Beatrice with Prince Lotiis is unfounded.

Bullion withdrawn from Bank of England on balance to-day, £0,100.

BANK OF GERMANY,

Berlin, Feb. 4.—The Imperial its Bank of Germany has reduced rate of discount to 4 per cent.

TCastiing'tfrn Notes. HOUSE COMMITTEE.

Washington, Feb. 4.—At meeting of the Sub committee of the House committee on the Pacific R. R., Lamer,

Atkins

jority

and O'Neill,- A ma

of Sub committee,-agreed to report to the full committee. The Texas U.K. bill witli subsidy, asked bskek by Coloue! Scott. Lutrell opposed the bill. Garli"ld was not present. NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE.

Washington, Feb. 4.—The Democratic National street committee has opened its head quarters al 1321 st. and will at once proceed to the detailed organization of the party in sev-« erul of the States. The Democratic members of the Senate and House, are invited to appoint an auxiliary committee, iu aid of such an organization'

Marino Repsrter Dead,

San Francisco, Feb. 4 ^-Robert S. Martinferst, marine reporter for the New York Herald, and organizer of the shipping news bureau, San Francisco, died in thia city Wednesday evening, aged 64 years. A discount ou silver no of 8 to 5 per cent causes much incoovenience for a meeting of merchants yesterday to discuss the question. A committee is appointed to report Saturday. Th« gen» eral cunviction is that discount will increase uuless some outlet can be found for silver.

Schencks Recall.

Cincinnati, Feb. 4.—Some significance is attached by many pers=ons to the statement in he affidavit ex-post-master, Green of Daytop Ohio, who is on trial here before of Judge Sweeny for misappropriation of Government money that Hon. Robert C. Schenck will be here in April to testify in his [Greens] case. It is understood to mean that Green has positive information that Minister Schenck will be recalled by that time. /.

Fir?*.

SIILTi BURNED.

Cincinnati, Feb. 4.—Rialto paper mills at Fort Union, Butler County Ohio, burned this morning. Loss said to be $250,000.

A CONNECTICUT CONFLAGRATION. Providence, R. I., Feb. 4.—A fire in .Tewett City, Connecticut to-day, destroyed property valued at §40,000.

Cfoohfd Whiskey. CHICAGO CROOKED.

Cbicaga, Feb. 4.—Judge Blodgettthis morning overruled the motion which was argued before him yesterday to quash indictmsnts against Rhem and Hays for complicity in whisky frauds. Trial was set for March sixth.

Obltnnry. OUT ON A FLY.

Grand Rapids Mich, Feb. 4. —Hon. Byron D. Ball tornerly attorney General of Michigan died in this city this morning.

UNDERWRITERS BOARD. Buffalo, Feb. 4. Tbe International Board of Lake Underwriters has concluded its annual session. The tariff of 1S75 was replealed. JSTO new tariff was adopted.

Ch icago—Wheat, 1,02% May. «\m May. A nrJ April 21*00 May." Lard 12.20 Feb 12,85Mch 12 EO April.

l|i«3Inid«ro(Wm. W. Simm.ovs Likid at His JSoor. New York, Feb, 4.—Andreas Fuchs has been formally declared by Cororners jury to be the murderer of W. W. Simmons. The police yesterday found in the celler iu which Tucks kept his wood and coal near one of the foundation walls beneath the flooring the heart and liver of the murdered man which it was suppose ed had been destroyed l'3r Alter the clothing had been burned thus piece by piece the whole of the dis severed body has been recovered. At the inquest police inspector W®od said the child Ellen Kehve, told him that Simmons folks and her mother, all drank together, uutil her mother fell qn the floor, and she and Fuchs put Jiejr to bed Simmons and Fuchs then drank more, until tbe former fell aglp&p. in bis chair. Fuchu did not seem f®„be drunk. He took hold of the arm Simmons and pulled him upon the

av? Oats, 31 Feb May 31% nrll. Porn less acttve, 20.50 March .0.S0 L.II. BI nnMn^ I ur) VI CD fph!

Cincinnati-Wheat, quiet and unolianged. Corn 40 to 44. Oats, 38 to 48. Whiskty flrra, 1.(5- Von ,€3152. Lard llrm, \1 Hogs 7.50 to 7.70.

Local Market—When t. dnll-flo to 1 to for inferior to gocd. Corn 37 to 83 lor casa lot? of mixed and yellow and white.

IVurs^r Nonsense.

"It's a lovely doll, dear prahdpa and priiB'tma but—but—I'd been hoping it would be twins.!"

The scholars iu a Chinese school never put beat pins on each other's seat. They are not civilized enough for that. But when one of them shuts the lid of his desk down on the nig-tail of the boy next to him, thp owner of the queue indulges in some frightful tea-box language when he attempts to rise from his seat.

While some boys were skating on

one

of-the slips ,up' be rjver, a gentleman noticed one ou the b$uk yrhp tidked longingly, but had no qaeaps

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havon!fc you any skates?" asked the man. "No sir." Why not?" "'Cause mother says I ain't prepared to die, and father says he needs the money

buy him some undershirts!" was the lonesome reply. A ipanbary couple have a nice lit* tie daughter of some five summers. A lady visitor observed to the mother, "What a pretty child you havo! She must be a great comfort to you." "She is indeed." said the fond moth' er. When I'm mad atl don't have to speak to him. She calls him to his meals, and tells him to get the coal and other things that I want. She's real handy."

"Who's Herbert Spencer, Pop?" asked an inquiring Brooklyn boy of his father the other morning. ^He's a great famous English philosopher, my son." "And what's a philosopher?" continued the lad, with the business air of a person who could keep right on asking questions until doomsday." "A philosopher." returned the father, gravely, "la a man who never marries."—[Brooklyn Argus.

The Lewistown, Me., Journal relates the following: "One of our physicaos, a few days since, dined with a friend. The physician said to his host that the town had been unusually healthy. The host added: 'I suppose you ought to pray for patients.' 'Yes' said tbo Fisculapiau disciple, 'we are commanded to pray for daily bread.' It happened that iu one corner of the table a little tea year old lad was at that moment industriously employed in putting a big twisted doughnut where it would do most good, and so busy had this urchin been that through the entire dinner hour he had said not a word. Av tnis juncture the lad opened his mouth and there struggled out the remark: 'Aud the Bible commands us also to pray for patients and long suffering.

Personal Paragraphs.

The Hon, Caleb Cashing

The subjects ot Queen victoria, exclusive of rhoso ol the British islands, number 203,000,0^0.0-5,000,000 in America. 2,500 000 in Austral ia, etc., nearly 2,000,000 iu Africa, ahout 176,000 in Europe, and in Asia, 193,000,000.

A Paris correspondent knows a lady who went to school to Mr. A. T, Stewart when he was about 21 years of age. She savs he was a good schoolmaster, Even then, no doubt, ho was distinguished for a certain dry goods humor.

Topsy,s and Mrs. Woodhull's show bills got mixed on Lockport walls. This was the combination: "Oh Golly! I'se so Wicked.

VICTORIA C. WOODHULL,

QUEEN OF THE ROSTRUM.

'ft

years

of age. The Rothschilds are said to be worth 33,400,000,000.

Garibaldi ia suffering from tho effects of his wounds. "Give a dog a bad name," etc:. They will call Sam Cox the ''Orator Bouffe" of the House.

John Chamberlain, the Washington gambler, boasts that he is admitted to the best society in that city.

Brigham Young recently had a relapse. No danger, however—he is sure to re wive.—Rochester Democrat.

It is rumored that Senator Sharon, of Nevada, will resign arid make room for some one who will earn his money.

Mr. Fronde is a candidate for tlie honorary title of Chancellor of tho University of Cape Town, South Africa.

Ex-Mayor Oakey Hall having signally failed on tho stage, should now try an omnibus era street car. Both draw well.

Mrs. Hays, the eldest daughter of Jeff Davis, recently married at Mem? phis, will bs welcomed to Washington with "high consideration!"

Brignoli has come down from his upper register, and will condescend to sing onca more to the United States. His poverty, but not his will, consents.,

Edward S. Stokes, the murdertr of

Fisb, claims that the ten months passed by him in tho Tombs before his conviction and sentenco should be counted as part of his term of imprisonment, and therefore that ho is now entitled to be released.

Count Leopold Staiberg, a Belgian* recently came to this couutry aud settlod in the Blue Earth county, Minn., His boots and shoes came in a steamer after him. They were seized by tbe Custom's officials, but afterwards released. The Count's boots and shoes are each 14 inches long. A noble dogtrotter he will make!

Mr. Steiger, the well-known German book-seller, has issued "The Popular Health Almanac," which is intended to wage war upon similar publications of patent-medicine venders. An effort is being made to have it distributed gratuitously throughout the country. It exposes the dangerous nature of certaiu popular patent-medicine compounds.

I Fonud

Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup to be a mo3t effectual remedy, and feel sure that the most stubborn cough and cold will to its healing influence.—[Frank S. Price, New Orleans, August 6, '7o.

Auction Safe.

W. A. Ryan, corner of Fourth and Ohio streets, will sell some good Furniture and Household Goods, also a large Cook Stove suitable* for a boarding house.

Sales

P. M.

Markets To-day-Feh £8 bid caeh t« eb WA M«v. MYa tor

commence at I o'clock

Terre Haute Schools at the Csnten» nidi, Tbe tcac'oers and half a doz9n citir zens have paid liberally towards showing the work of the schools at the centennial. The Trustees, iu order to secure the best results on the final tests, are furnishing the children the kind^of paper prescribed by the Centennial Committee, free.

Some more money will be needod to insure a first-class exhibit of our products. Can we not e?pect that all who are interested in tbia work will contribute according their abuilj'f Those who are willing to assist maysend the money by the children to the schools, and proper

credit

will be giv

en. A fctaLcorient of all receipts and disbursements will be puolished when the work is completed.

Photoglyphs of any oft he school buildings, blackboard work, etc., mounted on SxlO cards, are lor sale a« 75 cents a piece. Leave orders with the teachers. WM. H. WILE"V,

Superintendmt^ ot Schools.

Terre Haute, Feb 4,1876.

FRESH SMOKED 'MAIS

at ftater Hqrp's

peat §bop betwpeft

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GALA WEEK

BBY GOODS. Look at tlie Attractions. A job lot of Dress Goods at 50c* a

yd.

As follows, and are very desirable, having been selected from our wholes^tck, and embrace, in part doaible and atii« gle width Cashmeres. £a«t£cns Empress Clot Sip, Serges Diagonals, Hop Knelt ifiaitis aud Strip" Salting*, Black Alpacas, Mohairs, Ac. The above have been selling Bt 75c per yard and upwards.

Great bargain in faasiraeres Irons 75c to $1.25 pe? yard.

We make a specialty of Ladies Ready Made Suits ia Black Alpacas and other Stuff Woods. Also Suits made to order, Bridal outfits, fec.

Another Big ''Bonanza" in the way of a lot of Be Lains assorted in with the bal. of those 12 1-2 Rep3 both the Be Lains aud the Reps will be closed out at 12 l-2c.

A big lot of Pants Jeans from 35 to 50 cts per yd.

Great bargains in Cassimeres from 75 cts to $1.25 per yd.

Felt Skirts, 75, 85c, and

Jaconet Embroideries. Edgings and Insertings will b* closed out at less than cost,a$m attraction to draw full houses.

W. 8. RYCE & CO. Main, for. Sixth

St.

"THROWIAG DUST."

Big lot of real good Prints, 5s. Elegant Spragne Prints, Oc. All best Prints down to 7c. 300 pieces of fine Unbleached Muslin, oc« 500 pieces of Yard Wide Percales, 10c.

Nice new Dress Goods, loc aud 20c. Bayers deceived by the advertisements of other parties who name low prices, but have not the goods, are invited to shun us if they ever find that we in any way mislead them by what we publish. FOSTER BROS.

YELLOWEXTRAS

That is What They are Called ami That is a Word Very Familiar to Epicures and All Others

Who Enow What is Good.

A. P. Lee & Bro* Have Amount of Them.

Any

The "yellow extras" referred to are Mallory's celebrated extra large canned peaches, the finest in the world. The Lee's also have canned com, to gethor with all varieties of canned fruits and vegetables known to trade, and all of which can, upon inspection, be proven to be the best brands. Corner Sixth and Ohio.

GRAND OPENING.

Two Stores for Greater Convenience to the Public and Not

Rivals of £ach

(Mim\

P. W \Vyatt Wili Still Retain Mis isixtli Street 8hop,

to-morrnw morning Mr. Philip Wyatt, assisted by his sous aud clerks, will open bis new Fourth street shop. He will endeavor to sustain tbe high reputation which the Sixth street shop has earned in this, his new and additional place oi business. The impression that has gotten abroad that he will discontinue Sixth street shop, he wishes to have corrected. He will contioue to rnn both shops. His slaughter houses are among the largest in Indiana, and his lard

rendering

apparatus not tp, be-

exeelled in the Stat4*- His sopj Mr. Edward Wyatt, will continue as head clerk at. the Sixth street shop, and Mr. Albert Wyatt will oecupv the same position at tbe shop fourth street. Wagous will te provided at both p'la.ce§, and meat vy'' 1 be as promptly d.er.

livered tp any

••e Wy for-

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SICAMjET IHXXT

UNDERSHIRTS

AND-

DRAWERS!

#1.35 EACH.

Sold eveiywherf for two dollars, All Underwear !n proportion In order to reduce stock. Call before purchasing and save money.

HUNTER'S

Mens Famishing Mouse,

157 MAIN STREET,

SSICHMOainMAJIK

A choice lot of the celebrated Richmond Hams just received and for sale low, for cash by J. R. CHAMBERS.

AUCTION SALE OF FURNITURE. On Thursday next at 2 o'clock P. M., I will sell (for whom it may concern) on tho premises, situated on North Fifth street, west side three doors north of Linton street, all the houseturnitnre therein contained.

hold Terms cash. W. A. RYAN, Auctioneer.

Our Stock

of Band and White China is still complete, and at prices as low as consistent for first quality China.

H. S. RICHARDSON ifc Co.

The Grand Ball

of Fire Compani and 4, occurs on Thursday evening, February 3d, at the new Citv Hall.

For a First-class

Family Flour at a low figure for cash, go to Chambers', opposite the Postoffice.

The Rush

for Lamps still continues at H. S. Rich ardson &. Co.'s The Cleveland {Brass Lamp is a success, as those who have tried them can testify. Give them a trial.

Potatoes.

.T. R* Chambers is selling best Pota toes at the same figures as he did last fa:l.

Wt have Several Specialties, such as NOVELTY CHIMNEY CLEANERS, PROPELLER EGGBEATERS, Paper Lap Boards, etc.,etc,, andSherwood's White Wire Goods in variety. H. jS. RICHARDSON Co

Main street, corner of the alley between Third and Fourth, north side.

There is No

retail house in the west that can offer as large a stock or as great a variety of fiue Teas and at as low a figure as J. R. Chambers.

The Centennial

Ball of Wabash Lodge No.

O. U.

W., atDpwling Hall, on the evening of February 22d, promises to be the gieat event of the season.

Opera House.

One night only! Saturday evening, Jan. 29,1850, Edward's Minstrels will give one of their select entertainments a tke very much reduced prices of 35, 25 aod 15c. A full house is earnestly desired.

FOK ft ALE.

Texas land warrants of G40 acres, also located lands. Will exchange for stock, merchandise aad improved farms. Address.

WHITE CT Co.

Robinson, Crawford county, 111.

CORN MEAL.

at Alrney ft Harris' popular Bloomington Road Mills.

New Laundry.

Isaac Brown has opened a Laundry on the west side of Third street, between Cherry and Mulberry. Parties wantiug was'hing and ironiug done up neatly and promptly will please give him a call.

Persons

wanting day board will be accommodated at 703 Ohio street, third house east of Seventh. Also, three furnished or unfurnished rooms for rent.

MRS. J. A. Wool).

Block Coal

at 10 cents, at Merril & Wheat's Ohi street Coal office.

Frfsh Meals.

J. F. Roedel is supplying the whole west end with the best quality of Meat. Corner of First and Ohio streets.

Bloek Coal

at 10 cents, at Merril A Wheat's Ohio street Coal office.

Take

Frazier's Root Bitters for ths blood

CONSUMPTION CUREIU An old physician, retired from active practice, having had placed in his hands by an East India Missionary, the formula of asimple Vegetable Remedy for tho speedy and permanent cure of Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma and all throat and lung affections, also a positive aud radical cure for nervous debility and all nervous complaints, after having thoroughly tested its wonderful ourative powers in thousands of cases, feels it his duty to I verybeVt. mako it known to his suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive, and a conscientious desire to relieve bu man suffering, he will send (free of charge) to all who desire it, this receipt, with full directiotia for preparing and successfully using. Sent by returnina\l by addressing with stamp, naming t^is paper.

DR. W. C. STEVENS,

Munroe Block, Syracuse, N^^f.

"'Angel of NigJtt"

is what Dr. B.ull's Cough Syrup has been termed Ipjr parents, whose worrying £\ndi coughing children have been sqothed and cured^ and secured sweet plumber by using the excellent rerne-

Still Open.

The proposition made in theao col* nmns to trade a brand now Knabe Piano for a horse and phaeton, ia sti open. Address P. O. box 2036.

Genuine

Uajid- Havana Cigars at the St Charles, corner of Second and Ohio for lop.

To All Concerned. ^Haa is authorized to collect

money

due me. Office at

at Fairbanks warehouse.

OWKX Tur/LER.

Key West Cigars.

The finest of Key West Cigara, atent cents, at the St. Charles sample rooms corner Ohio and Third. Try them.

Coal and Wood

I orders left with J. R. Chambers, oppothe postoffice, will receive prompt

HIGHLAND COAL.

For Eight Cent«.

Merril »& Wheat are making things livbly in the coal trade. The above low ofler for bitumimous coal cannot fail to sell lots of it.

Cheap Enough.

Dr. Snively, whose office is on Chestnut, sixth house west of Seventh, is vacinating people now at 25e apiece He uses pate animal virus. This wili favor the the class of people.

BL0CKC0AL. Ten Cents Per Bushel

The Ohio Street coal dealers, Messrs Merrill &, Wheat, make the above ns tonishing offef. Patronize them.

Purity jour Blood.

Frazier's Root Bitters, the best remedy. Sold by all druggists and country dealers.

Block Coal

at 10 cents, at Merril & Whest's Ohio street Coal office.

RE I BOLD,

Tbe old original Bankrupt Shoe man still continues te sell foot wear in undiminished quantities. West Main street, McKeen & Minshall's block.

Ctalick & Berry,

wholesale agents for Frazier's Root ters, the great blood remedy.

Notice.

Any lady wishing to ge.i anew Sow Ing Machine, cheap, lor cash, wiLd well by addressing P. O. Box 222, this city. The parties owning it will sell id for cash at a groat sacrifice, not longer needing a machine.

Cfl

Block Coal

at 10 cents at Merril & Wheat's Ohio street Coal office.

Merchants,

Agents, and all persons, M&}» or ]fe~ male, desiring respectahle employment at fair compensation, should send for our Catalogue of Usefnl Novelties, iu decpaiad every where.. Sent on receipt of three cent stamp* Address Felix Clare & Co., 224 East 113th street, New York.

J. F. KOEBEL

keeps a complete assortment of Grocer ies, besides Fresh Meats. He has Jellies, Oysters, Canned Fruits, and Vegetables of every kind. He makes a speciality of Queeuswave, Glassware,, Table and Pocket Cutlery.-

Gire

MERRILL & WHEAT, the progres sive Coal men, your orders. Ohio* street, south side, between Fourth and Fifth.

Mattresses Renovated

and made ov— good as new at Haa ley's Mattress Factory, on Fifth street between Main and Cherry. .Seccw& hand furniture, or goods of any kind taken in payment for work.

Fresh Straw*

for filling bed-ticks, at Mattress Fscto tory, on Fifth street, between Main and Cherry, just received. Bed-ticks filled and delivered at 50 cents.

Merchants

will find Bruning's an exsaHent plae« for Dinner*

Absolute Divorces Obtained from courts of d.® ent States for desertion, etc. No publicity required. charge until divorce is granted.

Address,

M. HOUSE, Attorney* 194 Broadway, N«w York*

Try

Shewmaker's "Light Loaf," and "May Queen" flour. It is the best in the market.

W. W. By era' for Fine Stationery, Main Btreet, near Sixth.

Braning

at his Main street restaurant, has tb» reputation of keeping tbe nicest tablein Terre Haute. He is par excellence the caterer of Ter?e Hante. Try him,, and know his ways.

Board.

A few more table boarders, by the week, can be accommodated at tbe French Restaurant oi Engine Bruning. His restanrant is centrally located, on Main street, between. Filth and Sixth Terras reasoaable, and the board of the

Try

Shawrneker's, "Light loaf," and 'May Queen" flour. It is tho best in tho market. 6 vy

For Excursion Rates

to Texas, eall on Messrs. Wharton, Riddle & Co. Rates low, and ticket® good for 40 days from January 4th.

Biiliards

Sixty cents per hour, at W. S. Grant's Terne Haute House Billiard Parlors.

JYr Sale.

Comb, and Strainod Honey alsoBeecs T. HOUfcAN, )ltal