Terre Haute Evening Gazette, Volume 6, Number 247, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 1 April 1876 — Page 4

LOST.

nHT—Foreign letter on Bixtli between S onrt WanfD yesterday evening «««fVn Mrs. Jtihn Duncan. Return bfm^or at the house on the southeast corner of Sixth *»nd college.

I•_dollars

nsT— Pocket Book— Containing twelve anfl a meniorandom cf depos.up pfo^i e'CVy 'bftnk bcftrin? in it. tbe n»eof Thomas Milner. Return to this •ffice and recei veTewnru

LrjHT—Poc^tt'book

containing about 88.

The ok was lost on Filth St., between Mulbesry and-Cherry. The finder will be rewarded 1'V yercming it. to Mrs. Jpne Mer rig an, west side Fifth St., between Kulbvrry and Cutfry.

JOST-L»Chestnut

ty«larcV, on Chestnut Re-

1 to Mrs. (Sackrider, at the house ol J. a ley, on street, between Sixth and Seventh streets. _____

WANTED

INGMACHISK. Al^o rin agent for the DOBEBEIC PAPEK MAC HJNE. R»r* opportunity .'or a reiinb.c pa^y monfy. Apply 10 B. Vyrlgh general. agent,121 Main Street, city,

JUSTE"H'-.MTfirst class saiesmen Men of'experience preferred,

WANTED—TwowellMust

WANTKD—Experienced

WANTED—A

ml}8.

bareliable gober men. with good references and able ti give sscurity for property ent?nRtiri to sell the "Old Reliable" Binger SewiS' machine. Liberal compensation paid to ROwid men, Apply Singer Manafacturlng'Coiupany,-308 Main street. j\ NTKD—Situaiion, 'lotio any hind, of work around a house. Apply to peter Jblaynar'S on 1st street, between Moi •jatt ai:ii Willow, west) Hide.

ANTED—'vrirl at the Exchange Hotel corner Tenth.aud Chestnut streets.

WANTE1Good

millinery men

who have a trade in Indiana and Illinois, by an old and established house whoare opening anew house in Indian apolis. Address Griffith Bros., Dayton, O

*jrr An TEP—A FARM—The undersigned YY wishes to rent a farm. He lius a .cm teaTr, and can roiike it profitable for both partits. Apply to W. H. Cook, City.

WANTHouse.Washwomanat

ED—

WANTED—T

VII'.D-Washilui.

T1,-n.nu Al-P^ "U FlfSt between Moflatl and Kowpman Hts. Sam'l Powel.

Yy ANT

^rr ANTED—-V poHilion as housekeeper, W by an expericed persion. A the "sixth house north of Locust, ou Third street.

FOB SALE.

FroomF,

r»R SALES.—Tbree houses one cf one of 6 rooms, and one of live rooms all at prices to compare with the hardt mca. Want one fourth down and balance on time to suit the purchaser at seven pfr cent., Interest payable semiannually.

^orsaLE—A restaurant and dining room with an establislisd business, centrally located and maklng money The

quit. Address P. O. Box6^cit.

FHulman,hand

OKBALE—Some colonies of bees aDd secocd hives. Apply at onee to near the Providence Hospital.

IIIRSVt'IS—An account of 825 ^sainst

count ior cash.

nqnire atthis office.

^05 BENT OB SALE.

Si'SS"oh°S'b«?w«™' »°a tTWU

JOB TBADE.

WOMVTW s°xiothoud-

Bandd°onarH, tebe difference paid in cash, nquire at this office.

-r-»rvR TRADE—Some town propertyin F^v'U., a valuable and clear of incumbranoe. \vill be traded for property here In Torre Haute^

MCMONI

Sixth house oast of Sixth (No. 76), south Chestnut street. MO TRADE!—A good saddle poney, will 1 work single or double for a eood^norae Will nay difference in cash. North east S? of Thiid and Mulberry streets.

FOB BENT.

F°i

Cliy of

these house»_ are "--^.wiiliam Joab houses. Apply at onoo

from

fonablo

h»d no tamujjns

givs hica.

7OR RENT-Dwelling bouse. West 1 si do 01 Fifth steet. second house sotftti Locn&t eight rooms, well, cistern, sc. reasonable Inquire at the St. Charles Hotel.

FORstairs

BENT.—Three good rooms on north Fourth street, i-14 eQuaies from MalD, 2 up rooms and ba»ment, large enough to cook and eat in. All ncely pt-i-ered and in good condition, rent reasonable PaTties nc ufct bring satisfactory ref ereLce. Inquire of Miller, of Alilier & Cox, 512 Main strfeti

OB RKNT—On the corner of Fiist find Mulberry, two rooms furnished or not furnished, with, or without board. Call nr, rT»m No* pr»l AT re V. Vf"' t.

AisiioHHcements.

The GuzPttQ

The

GENERAL AGENT—Fo)

the New Family and No. and No. Rotary-Hook.. Lock-Stitch Wheeler & Wil eon Bewing M-acnines. A good chance for the right man. For tejms, &c., apply to .1 T. Grayson, at Terre Haute House.

purchaser for a Whealer

& Wilson Sewing Machine. It 13 a barjtam. Inquire at mis office-

A NTED—Everybody to know thiit Brunk^rM Ctirmiuative Balsam if infallib.'e tor wiarr»K, flux, pain or con festioa of the stomach, or cholera morbus, children's teuthiug chciic, hicewpa. summex lorn plaint, or cholera intantum, (Jureo without debilitating after all othej remedies fail. Pleasant siiJil sale to tahe, .Inquire for it at your dru^gist's.

WANTJSSIfc aces in the world. Single package, with elcgsiftt prine, poHtpfi.1^, 25 cents. lor otbfti novelties etatiip. Address, r. 1. GLUCK, New Bedford, Mass.

IT AN I'ED—'uituntion either as clc rk in grocery or feed stor« or driving delivery wagon or team. Have had considerahle expcrienca in these lines. Address Jacob BeliiEger. City postoffice box hi.

Wbenineteen

ANTED—Situation—by a young man vears of age at any kind ol honorable employment. Good can iurnished. Address A. Hotchkib^ lty postotttce.

authorlzpd to announce

C.GKKlNERastt candidate for County Cl^rk, snltet't 10 th* decision of the can Cou Republic Jounty Convention.

We »re authorized to announce JNO. C. MYER, as a candidate for com mission*-r from The Firr,t District of Vigo county .sub iect to the decision of the republican Nominating Convntlon.

TbeGszeUels authorized to announce she name of G. P. KHANfor the office of Township Tiustee.t.ut ject to the decision of the Republican Nominating Convention.

Tne Gsaette is maiiuiizen in announce ih name of JOHN IS.

JJAMBbsa

The

—Some good dining roon

girls. wages and rermaneul situations given. Inquire of E. Brun at the French restaurant, on Main ttree

GAZETTE

'Ood boyr to learnithe

printing trade. live scuth Main street, come recommended am be able to read writing readily.

GAZKTTISis

The

ihe Nation

The

kr.'ow the whcrealionts ol

oinns Evans* a retired coal-opera-

tor and journalist,.

WANTED—Everybody

authorized to announce

the name ot George Kruznn n« a cawdi

:date

for tVc c.-fiii't'of Sheriff of Vigo ('oun« t.v, sul ject to the decision of the Democratic nominating Convenlion.

GAZETTB

la authorized announce

ihat Genrge W. Caricii will be a candt/tste for renomination to the ofliea of Sheriff of yigo County,susJeot to th« Democratic County Convention.

The QAZTCTTK is anthorlz^d to announce that John K. Wocdma or Pierson Township will bn.a candidate for County Treasurer., subject to tho decision of the DemoCratic Convention.

GAZETTBis

to know that

Mrs. G. A. Beard is prepared to make boys suits. Work promptly done and sat isfaction guaianteed. Prices very cheap. Call at the south west cornc.r of Third and Swan streets.

authorized to announce

rtie name of WILLIAM OTI8ICK of Sugar Cree^ Township as a candidate for the of0epo(f County C'leilc subject to the decision (if the Democratic County Convention.

We are nut,horded t'"1 minnnn^e the liame of "HUGO DUENWEG as a candidate for the ofilce of Countv Treasurer, suhjer 'h'he decision of the Republican Convention. "We are autnorlzed •.•»9.»-nouneethe name

JOHN S?. JORDON for County ftnnui) Ksion»r from tho Second Pi't.nct sjibjfct TO be decision of the Democratic County Convention. :The

GAXKTTH!

The

is authorized to announce

tfte nnine of CHRIS. F. RODERUS as a csm'Udatefor County Treasurer, subject.to the decision of the Democratic nommatins convention.

G-47.HTTE

The

Is authorized to announce

GA^FTTE

•B

Cii

Wfl. C.,

BALL

JLE,

& co,

W.Jl.c. BALIi

twoUto aome ^jdate

these houHes arc suitable tor ooaru^

ADELBEKT AM ES,

IJE-E1

candidate

f.rthe office of Piosecnting Attorney of the Fourteenth Judical Circuit, compos fdotthe counties of Vigo ami Sullivan, subject to the deAt-ion ol the Demociatic District NorainHlTna Convention.

Is authorized to announce

the name cf C. ". ROTTMAN as a candidate lor the office ot County Treasurer subject to th«decl?ion of the Republican uomcating Convention. 1heUafce't« authorized t" announce the name of

JOSHUA M. HUIJIJ

as a ean-

didate for the office of-Sheriff. sut Kct to the decision of the Republican county Convention.

The

GAZETTE

is authorized to announce

then ame of Louis Hay, as a candidate for t,he office of Sheriff subject to the Democratic I'ounty rrmlnntir '"cinvention.

Frop'rs.

SPSNCER V. BAI/L.

Office^ South Fifth Street, near Main.

muJ I*att IS every except Sunday, and sold by *b« oarrif-rt at «Oc per fortnight, iiy mail fcS.OO per year ©S.OO for 6 months 92.00 for 8 months, rho". WKHKiY GAOTTTE is Issued _oveiy

Thursday, and contains all lei of the six dally issues. The WKBKJ.T SAiiTTX Isths largest pap©r printed in Tej?e^aut€,anJ issold for: One cop^ -Der year. SS six months, »it threa mojahe, 56c. All snbtcrlptions mivrt, be •paid for in advance. No paper diRcontinuod until ali the ^^^Srietora A unless, at the option et the proprlewre. A llnre to notify a Jiscontfnuance at tb id olthe year will be considered a new igagferaent.

fail en eng

Address all letters, W64.0. BALL & CO., 4 GAZK1T3E, Terio Haute, Ind-

Saturday Evening, April jl. 1877

SLOWLY, step by step, tbe trail of all the frauds is being followed to the White House.

IT would be safe to bet, even on Hendricks against, the field, for the Democatic presidential nomination.

TERRE HAUTE needs a few more daily newspapers. Will not some enterprising capitalists step in to and fill the breach?

JUDGE CARLTON'S chances for the nomination to the supreme judgeship are very flattering. Everywhere over the state the papers speak in flattering terms of him.

BABCOCK does not appear a very the a

his bosom friend.

*.- -xMf- I' Is doubtful if lie would with a three rwmjioo^and ,oou

C^ABSi^ad iu thb country. Grant could not carry a school dis- j-rom

five thoU8and

of any party,or

Btreelt

W S ^om and dwellingt three roomB above and back kitclieu. Call on F. woi.. on the premises, cornet of Elevent poplar etieets. F-—rn RENT-BED ROOH8-Slxnlcecom

derer,

will be compelled to die. The

eour

court has

_? iA 'wiiiflh)ler inia botel w. city. Bell was .hSiu&Sn^rrI«eated lnthebot«l when Moller walk-

the interesting

son-in-law of Ben Butler hts not succeeded any better ES Governor of of Miss, than Ben did as a congressman. In the case of the latter the peo pie refused a reelection and as for Ames, his resignation was the only thing that prevented his being deposed by impeachment.

our people not ferget th:it our

prosperity here at home 'depends vastly more upon the kind of local officers we have thau the complexion of the National Goverment. City and county taxes aggregate much more than National taxes.

F©F.T WAYNE

is in aa agony ove1

a proposition to introduce water works in that summit city of unproductive marshes, From the way in which the papere argue the merits of the various systems it is plain to the meane&t comprehension that water for cleaning purposes is badly needed.

Personal Paragrahs.

I)r. Austin, Rector of St. James churob.this city was suddenly atttacked with heart disease, Wednesday, while on his way to tba Union depot, He recovered, however, and returned to Olnev yesterday.—[ViDcennes Sun.

Hon. James B. Edmunds, Mayor of Terre Haute, is, at prpseut, filling the position of editor of the T«rre Haute Journal. Mr. Edmunds is not new in the business, as he served about twenty years in the editorial harness previous to his election as ilayor.—[VineeniusSun.

In spite of the "hard times," close money market and things oi that sort the White Fr.ont grocery and its proprietor R. W. Rippetoe retain their popularity cd move steadily on in the even tenor of their way. Rippetoe now conducts two establishments, the second being located on South Forth street. This new plade is be'coming as popular as its proprietor and tt?e steady stream of men and women who aie constantly passing in and our, in with empty baskets and out with full ones testifies to the fact that business is not at all dull with Rippetoe. The delivery waaous connected with these establishments, would make a reapec.able procession. Rippetoe has built up his business on a solu. foundation, and he is not the sort of man who is affected by hard times. He ieal3 in standard articles ot household necesity, and as he is known to keep nothing but the best, his trade never grows slack. When you have learned to your sorrow that that li tie corner grocer who sells about two dollars worth of goods per day, has been palming ofl'adulterated and inferior goods ou you, don't try an

NJ»LPR

tiie nnnifl of W. H. STEWART HR a caudi- VRHPRO von are frUfO to iind late for the nomination for County ireas- petoe Wheie

urer, subject to the decls on of the Demo- everything as it la repitsemeu. nratic County Convention. Tho number ot regular patrons of

is authorized to announce .,

S«aS!a!gS~

The GAZETTE is nutliArlzed lo arm ou the name of A.SA M. BT»ACKI as a candl •trite for Clprk of the Viso Cironit Court, subject to the decision of the Democratic County Convention.

Democratic County Convention.

rnail of his kind, but go to llip-

le(

Clair House, is on the increase

Dera"! "lk- -rju rooms ara the best in tho tit-./, anct tue

ruuoia nj tij'j ... huuse i3 furnished in tirst class stylo froin top tn txmor»_ ~«j-

The table is always supplied with the caterers art. Mr. Carson having devoted his lile to tho business, is as a

3 matter of oourse, thonroughly ae-

The GAZETTE is authorized to announce jt, IU all its branches, the name of ALBEKT J. KELLEY as a qa a! tea un, I in efficient caudidatefor Prosecutor oftbe VieoCrim- Mr. Hany tsroK^, mat Court, subject, to the decision of the and popular head dent

the bouse. has made' hiriisell very ptopnlar with the travolinz public, and with other guests of the boaso: The bar and billiard room of the St. Clair are conducted in a quiet and orderly manner, The billiard tables are of the well known Brunswick & Balke pattern, and are first-class. The bar is in charge of an efticieut batkeeper who mixes drinks to a king taste. ,,,

If.you want a good dinner, goto Bruniug. If y°u

Wiiot

gea

triot in the Union as a third term also-has-t'he.-oldest and...best:Kentucky Site is doubtful if he would

votes as the can- -no?

didate of anv party, or oi auj uum- Regain A I^proy haya just received a Qiaaie oi j»

of any num-

Iofldft

thA

ber of parties. In the language of.tht?

full

an oyster

stew,and oyster fry, a plate of oysters raw, steamed, baked, roasted on the half-shell, or cooked in any other way, go to Bruning. Bruning'at iestaurant cau not be beaten in T.eire Haute. It. is the very place for merchants and clerks to take (.inner when they cannot find time to go to their homes. ""What ever you do, don't neglect your teeth A little neglect nowjwill cause1their early decay. Go to Geo. W. Baliew, the popular young dena tist, and bave your teeth examined, and should there be tbe smr-llest «avity, nave it tilled at once, and you will save much future annoyance. Baliew does work as well and as cheaply as any dentist in the city

Jehu Lewis will not enter any of his horses "at the spring meeting of the Terro Haute Trotting Association, bvst it is by no means certain that he would not win if he did. He has horses which can trot like tbe wind. If to-morrow should be a fine day, you will meet his rigs in all quarters of tbe cityt as the young folks and the old folks, are enioving a drive behind fancy horse flesh. Goto the Opera stable. Main, near Eighth.

The horses is noble amiable without a doubt and the horses which ore to be found at the stables of-'Burgan and Milligan are of au especially noble family. There you will find horses that can trot a mile in most any time you choose. Tbe bnggies and carriages of the establishment are of the best and most stylish construction and all of thi» accesoriefe are in keeping. Third

bfet^n Qhio and

pleasant light just now. If there ever ...in 1? "Rnhoopk is the We bave only four weeks more in was a rascal which to efi' and eDjov those delicious man, and Grant, great among the jjivaives.^Oysters* With the going ont ,helve,,

Walnur.

ittvoice of oanes for gentlemen and

chil(

noet, his goose is cooked. twentyiftve cents j.oa« manyrdollars. a is quiie the thing for young, Rentiers ki, VoOT. the sensational mur- men toi''carry .ornamental canes, and __n__i -u- mufl everwyqung man who makes any pre-

jrent ranging in* pi-We, from

ten

,ipn^to

hty

miig

has denied Dia appeal, in uue withotie. Kegan aiiorey nave

bed rooms, for young men. |JC hanging will be proceeded of all descriptions. Call at I heir trally loca-.ed, provided with- the nes time tut. uai & ushment and exaunne the stock. .nan anrl wafpr lrOIU IQ6 Wlilc* mw »r_• ^Jf"aUon"^d" water lrom the wate vorto malns. Apply to E. Ohm. Main St

with.

denied his appeal. Indue with one. Regan Lorey have canes ™:ii nf nil dnnorintions. Call at their establishment and examine

fc be provided

Main near Fifth.

reiurnea eitner io-u»^ It is understood that Fablman and Bosh win not urge their motion for a new trial. v-

IIJIK LOCK.

Something that Will Make it Absolutely safe to "lay up Treasures" in Bank with no danger of

Tli fives Breaking through and st eali«g.

THE RATIOS AT, ISAlfK OF XMIS €1TY MAM SUCH A lUK!tf.

Through the courtesy of its offlceis a GAZETi'KiiK was permitted tbis morning to see the new time lock recently put into the safe of tho National State Bank. It is of tho Yale pattern and is a beautiful little machino made of stoel bronzttd," and higb'y polished, mid vejy ornamental. This lock is designed to be used in commotion with ether locks, as an additional security, and can bo applied to any vault or sale door where there is a vacant space of eight and a halfincbes wido l»y six incites high, without makinu a hole through the door, or in any way ohanginp or disturbing the other locks ur bolt work.

T.'jf) recent robberies by MASKED llDEGIiAUS, where in each instance the house of the cashier has qeen forcibly entered, the entire family gagged, bound and se cured in a helpless manner, while the cashier himself was dragged lrom homo, taken to tho Bank, and there, under threat oi instant death or torture forced to unlocK the doors, prtvo that ordinary locks wlone, no matter how secure otherwise, arf" of little

thwarting the carefully arranged plots of PROFKSSIONAIi BASK R0BUKES,

Instances also are not of frequent occurrence where the combination has been fraudulently obtained by inside or outbids parties, who were thus enabled to visit tbe vault under cover of night, and, having access to the valuables and books, have carried on their peculations undetected, perhaps for years. Again, should alocK be picked, or punched off, the safe or vaule is at the mercy of the burglars. For the reasons above set forth, tbe need of an

ADDITIONAL 8KCUR1TY

has long been felt, and realizinlJ that whatever a man controls other men can control also, or force him to do so to their advantage, inventors have for many years turned their attention to devising somo arrangetnen of mechanism which, being automatic in its working would accomplish tho desired result.

To obviate these evils tho inventive talent of tho oountry has long been at work in an attempt to get up some thing the aotion ot* which will be automatic. Tho

GAZETTEER

The clock work operates on two dials made of polished steel, aiound the rim of which area number of little bolts, susceptible of being pulled onward or forced back. When back, as the dial moves round, these bolts elevate a little wheel-shap-ed piece of steel, fastened at the end of a pivoted bar, which, when elevated in turn, acts upon a piece of steel and this latter prevents the sliding back of the bolts, fastening the door. During such hours as it :s desired, to have tbe door entirely controlled by tbe ordinary combination lock, the small bolts in the dial, one for each of the twentyfour hours in the day, are pulled out, aud when the diaj, carrying them,passes round, of course no operation is effected on the little wheel-shaped steel and the door can be opened.

The machine works* on the double entry principle. Everything in it is in duplicate. There are two dials, two wheel-shaped pieces of steel, two bars —two, in fact, of everything. Although expensive, tbis machine, in tbe sense of security, it gives to the bank officers is really worth its avordupois in bullion. It is not set to open exactly at 7 o'clock each morning.

THJEO. TTLTON

to tho popular cent sto^e for fancy goods and notionB, 4th street!

''STOVEI/FIES.

XU8t opened of'TrimmiuBSioro."

line orient Lace's.

Beautifulfline

coast every aay Johnson

ofCaBhmere Ruching

^Jream color Crepe Lisse.Buchings:

gpring shades in kid gloves.

Also all the neff ,thingS|AT_---

adics Hats,

T. H, RIDMJE.

to the popular

cent store

goods

March 31 187S,

Aralue

remembers

having seen a chronometer or time lock at Washington, attached to the great safe which contains hundreds of millions ol the nation's treasure. This lock is arranged on tho principle of clock. At the expiration of a given number of hours, the works run down and tho bolts are allowed to slide back The Treasurer winds up tbi3 lock each eveuing, and when the door is shut tho power or might of angels, themselves, cannot get into the sale until 9 o'clock next day at which time the combination has run its course. At tbis time of day any attempt of masked robbers to force afi ontramso, would be the .eestasy of folly. Tho lock, which is now on the safe at tho National State Bank of tbis city, and which, though small, cost $400, is made from a different pattern, in order to answer the only objection made to the Sargent time lock, or the one used at Washington. This objection lavs in the fact that when a door controlled by a Sargent lock is closed at any time,"it is impossible to open the same again until the allotted number of uours have wound their slow length away. Some times during the day, the» bank door is closed, it may ba by mistake, and it is a great nuisance to be compelled to wait nutil morning before ogening it. The Yale lock does not operate at all during tbe day, but confines its vigils to the silent hours of the night. Its partiality for nocturnal labors of this character may be attributed to the following causes

for your

anil

fi-ncy

notions, 4th street.

^cted" that more Indictments will be fomul in a day or two, involving otSr city^ officers. The bribery

The following articles we offer at hard times prices to open the Centennial year with good goods at low flgiires-

Men-s Calf Boots at £3.75. Ladies Kid Box Toes Side Laee $3.50. "Kip Plow Shoes® US' "Rnv's Palf Roof.a at An I Kid Side L9C8 $3.50.

Boys Call OoolB at 83 00. Ladies Pebble Goat Side Lae« f3.00. Men's Ton Gaiters KsS'

SKS'CDS K51P0 HIUM,

Leo Hrosi. Imy0 aa ExtwUent display this WVk of tlie Oioiws Warranted to bo fresh and just as represen ted

Theii'sis ••TJie." Place for Frnils aud Vrgiablcs.

The I»ees s.ill maintain their early reputation for being first in the Market to get hold of delicacies. Anything: wanted in this line can always be had of them at limit rates. Their seeds from Detroit are rapidly selling,both at retail and to the trade. Dealers wanting to haudle these seeds should give, immediate notice.

Our t'iirpet?

Are sold just as choap r.s our dry goods. All best Spragno Prints cents a yard*

Kid

imP°ssible

FO&TEU

BROS,

Masquerade.

There will be a masquerade ball at tho new city hall over the Market House on Friday April 7th. It will be for the purpose of raising additional funds to pet tho new uniform for Touts band. Already some money has been raised for this puipose. Every eliort will be made bv the management _to make this ball first class in evo'ry p_ar» tieular ond the well known reputation of his sterling organization is a guars anteo that it will be ap elegant eutertainment. 'Tis sweet to hear the watchdog's honeat. bark." Yes, hen yoa are at a. safa distance. 500 Pieces real Sprague prints, Gc.

Our ontire stock best prints 7c. Yard wide percales spring styles 10c.

Brown and Bleached muslins, 5, fi, 7, 8, 9, and 10c. New Jaconet Edgings, 5, 0, 8,10, and 12^*

All other goods proportionately low. We will celebrate tbis Centennial year by offering the largest stock ot Dry Goods and Carpels at. Less prices than over before offered in Western Indiana.

FOSTER BUOTHKIIS.

Hrtrsitrare. Torre Haute, March 3!, 1876

I have thisday sold my ueneralstock of hardware to Messrs Wolf & Lyoc, una I cordially recommend them fo my former friends and hope they will extend to thopa the same liberal patronage they have to me.

JAMBS M. LYONS,

Haviu« purchased of Mr. James Lyons his general steck hardware at luO Main Bt: and shall add such goods iu this line as tee wants of this community dernane. and shall endeavor 1o seep fully supplied at all times with a complete stock and hope by strict attention tc business and by celling at the lowest prices to meet tho patronage of the public.

... -(*0 i':-

to the popular cent store for fancy goods and notions, 4th street.

r. Handsome Carpets. Cost you no more than homely ones,

.'.'V'V

did not lecture al

Danville, and tbe money was refunded to the ticket holders.

The fall band will be present and .furnish music lor the occasion.

Proceeds to be used in purchasing new unUorms for the band.

Tickets $1. For sale at the cigar store of Qrorjean

& McKennan.

member of the band.

Forts

Palislo 13-00.

Mens Con. Gaiters §2-25. Pebble Goat Polislo *3.00.

to name prieee of all our

goods hence we inyiteyou to eall assd sc© for your selves. j. TIJTrF*' 0pp. Opera House, between Fourth and Fifth.

To Gas t'oiisnnjvrs

Tue prico of gas from this date will be?3.50 per 1,000 feet, subiect to discount of 50 cents per 1,00 feet to Consumers—not dillinquent—if paid within 10 days from date of bill.

M.W WIIiMAMS. Secy. Gas .Light Co.

If 4 •"•A II Til"81

jr. jr.

SAMTJEI. G. LYON. JOHN N.

Wowr.

Terre Haute, March 41,157a.

WOLFE & LYON, successor to James M. Lyon, deaters in every descrsption ol bardo ware, iron, steel nails, glass, sash, doors, causing and coffln trimings. wire, paintp, oilF, varnish, broom handles. feo. Sign ot the broad ax and plain and ciroulaT Baw, 133 Main street, tferra Haute, Ind.

More Greenbacks

can be saved by those wanting a suit of cloths mado to order by calling at 66 Ohio street, opposite Mayors office. P. Bronnan has just received his spring goods and guarantees to make them up and sell them tor ten cent, less than all competitors, His low rent and doing his cutting enables bun .o do so.

FORTER

Unos.

to the popular cent storo ii.i \onr fan cy goods and notions, 4ih street.

AMU8EUBKSS,

E W I A

Grand Masquerade.

Friday

Evmiin?, March Till.

Bcneflt Of

T«Ut'S Band.

and by any

ANYTHIJSGinour store, and we keep everything found

HBCtfS

ao(Hl,:ot ToyBte„

4. r»rt[ic

Flowers,

Silks and EiMwns.

«/»tr

Send 0. O D. for Holiday:«ww, %t Store,.105 Madloensireet, Chicago. Send

S7»7i~~per'uay at home. Sum-

15 tQ pies worth

31 free.

Saufernando

STIX-

ann a no Poitlani, ain. ^END25c toG.P.ROWTELLA 0o., New York forp'tmph^et of 100 pagos con*, taining list«of300!) newsnapfr.-, aim estimates showing cost of ^advertising.

and Casa Mata,

a fortification in the suburbs ofMata-1 moras

JLOSF.TS, a snb stituu) lor ihe coua®aon privy: are bet-

t::

..Oi. .iOt' J5, _Me

910 .\ "2 and a SEN Hl-riu-

to 8500 age book explaining everything copy of the Wall Strpot Review-

riP

fc'Ifi'Rft JOHN ttlOULlXG •/. f.

cw-

WHO HAS Kcasovaled ii,

And after adding a

WAGON YAtaiO, tVil ~an It as a Class Hotel.

CARSON,

PROPKTETOR.

WM. CLIFF* JJENRY CLIFF

CLIFF & SON,

v.. Manufacturers of

Locomotive, Stationary and Marine

BOILE "JE& £3

THLEOliO

Eagle Iron Works,-

TEBBE H1CT33,

MA KWAcrunxs

Steam Engines, (^oal Shafts, Flour and Saw Mill Machinery, Bank Cars, Koad Scraper?, .5 Building Fronts, Cane MilL=, Various Patterns of Fencing, Schcel

Furniture, &c.,

and having the LARGEST ASSORTMENT PATTuRNS JN THE STATE, can give its cuetcmers the advantage of repairs wlthont cost of patterns.

J. A. PAKKEK& CO., Prop'rs.

GEN. BABCOCK

against him, but neltlier proposi'lon is of HO muoh Intel est to the puLiio as the Bnuy FORCIC of

Bnrnett & Watson,

where herse shoes are being constantly shaped, and other work done. C&erry&i. ootween Third and Fourth.

Wall Street Caric&ctures.

A NE VV BOOK, 48 PAQE.S, containing 14 engraved Illustrations, WITH INFOBHATION FOR STOCK BPSCUIATIOKS. Price cloth covers 10 cents, paper rovers, free, by mail. TUMBKIUGE fi CO., Bankers and Brokers, 2

Wall Street, '«w York.

A19 day at home. Ageats wanted. !.« Ontfif anil terras free. TP.UK & CO. Vugusta, Maine.

II «!.?r 2l^»uitriy am) .. .iihi. iV-teiwriiopaMfcifj. 4] pcjticitlars*2jr. Car)»tou- W'txaivfUxi Ejf

omaha and Callfora

remnant of the Govern- Is the shortest and and h»*i

•1-

jr. M.

DISH ON,

C5TT

Bill Poster.

OFFICE

Gazette Bnildin',

St. Clair Mouse.

WEST I AIM ST.

N Neat!

EligiMy Situated!

and lowest rateol chargcs of any flrst-clas.i hotel iu town.

aaas

BankemTid

"(ustlwsy.Mewlork. aniBBgiai

,000,000

115.

8tolen!

In five yen!8 from

T. BaUBUT, ol' New York,

Who slii] v.afcofi

Jiabbitt/a Soap.

The WubiAHii Motel,

Corner First and Ohio SiS., Has ber-n r'nrchased by tie old aud vrellltncwn citizen, £5.

E 5 CEIS I^

avm"'

Rothschild

last of next

a tlieir new

tlie Operii

iern Illinois, Iowa, Wyomiug, Colora, California, Ore,n and Australia.

I 1011 St. P»M1 a I Northern Wi3I ota, and for Madiuneapolis, Duluth,

the Great North-

I it, Peter JLIae «r Winona, Roch1 aukato, St. Peter, points in Soutlinnesota. Its (arqaettc Line ri-i Janesville. Wa1 Lac, Oshkosh, 1 Bay, Escanaba,

I stte, Houshton, I» Lake Superior

)nbnqi:e Line Elgin, Rock ford I )oiuts via Free-

Iwan&iC Hue

re Route, and is •1 through Evans5 Highland Park,

Kenosha to Mil-

jACE caus.

igh trains of this

Line running Chicago and St. I Milwaukee, or

I ?leepers connect Sleepers on the tad, for all points river. the trains from be trains of the western Railway 'follows imaba, end all

(ally, with PQT1Ing Room and jgh to Council

Minneapolis, Two with Puliman Ion both trains.

Lake Snpcrio Pullman Paland running 3.

Four through .in Cars on night |0ars on the day

inona and points {through train SSleepers to Wi-

Freeport, two with Pullman

^La Crosse, via trains daily, 1 night train, to

Yankton, two In Cars to Misur trains daily, fling, Kenosha, points, you can itrains daily. T5Jo. 415 Broad.STo. 5 State St. rnham Stieet 121 Mont gomJcket OflBces,- 62 iierman House |[adison Streets |or»er W. Kinfells Street De*

•VM

May be gnilty or iiotguU:y, and Proteptrtov r.ver may be

Forging FALSEHOODS

Kinzie Stsr [tlon notattainfiticket agent*,

ENNETT, Agent, Chicago.

Wdant, Chicago.

larriage. »m(

Ken fro

Abases in early Impedimenta to metho^i ol treatrkable remedies, it free, in sealed POOIATION No. adeipnla. Pa.—an reputation for nrofMsional skill

id nslng orr W« 11 Is. floe a mon ents. Auger bock jr Co., 8t. Louis.

.Suffering. illy send, tree of •t, a simple mean Debility, Preinaeakness, and all lions. He hopes :-hls remedy, as it id may prove an wishing it will

MARSHALL. set, Buffalo, N.Y. with Incipient ironchitis. or any will find this a

nt the a man.

tover

ANTED

ute for

the dry

Wilson Bros. M.C.A

-J-.

$3$ Doy for house

a V|Wed at O. M. -ifitetween Fourth

Wtorleading

A first' elass

salesman

at a

clothing and talJoilng honse

to whom thebeat saUry will.be paia^ ply farther particulars at thfs offlc#.