Terre-Haute Weekly Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 14 August 1867 — Page 3

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WEEKLY EXPRESS

Wednesday Horning, Au ,ast T, 18t»T

Union Countj Convention. A Union County Convention, to nomiuate candidate* for officars of Viyo county, will bo held at 1 o'clock

P. M.,

on bat-

urdav, August 24th, 1867, at tlio 0*d Coun Houso in Terre Hauto. to bo voted for nt tho next October election. Each township, including Harrison, outsido of the city of Terre Haute, and

each

Ward

of said city, are eutitlod to five dolegates. The voters are

requested

to moet at the

soverai places of voting in their respective townships on the 17tla day of Augutt nest, at 4 o'clock

P.M.,

aLd in their re

spective Ward6 at 8 o'clock p.M,, on the samo day to appoint their delegates. The votora of the two products of Fayotto townehip 8ro requestod to hold their meeting at Fetry'a School House. By order of the Union Executive Commilto.

W. EDWARDS, Cbm'i

J. 0. JONES, Sec'y.

aer A inau can go along without advertising, and so can a wagou without greasing, but it goet hard.

Col. W. C. Wilson has been ap

pointed Postmaster at Lafayette to supply the vacancy occasioned by the death of Alajor Mace-

pgf Tha enumeration of children in this city, entitled to free school privileges is about completed, and will foot up about 4,100.

UffifThe Journal hears tho name of Wm, H. Stewart, Esq., mentioned in connection with the Democratic nomination for Commifcsionor in the 1st district.

JS?* Active operations on the line of the Indianapolis and Vi/u.-innos R«ilroud wiil be couomoHced in a faw daya, and the entire work will bo pushe.1 forward to an early completion.

Wa understand Messrs. John

Scott & Son will, in a finv days, ra-opou at No. 2, Dowlin-j Hall, a full nnd complete stock of Agricultural aud Farming Implements.

SaOF A supplemental list of articles is being collected to be laid in the cornor stono of the Normal School building, to supply some important omissions, and the stone will bo raised for that purpjso iu a few days.

#2gr The statement of the State Treasury for tbo month ondlng July 31st. shows the receipts to havo been $392,« 132 54, which, with balance on hand, made $784,632 32. The oxpouditures have been $490,494 36, leaving a balauco on band of $285,137 96.

8®" A farmer named Daniel Lyons was murdered near Greonwoud, in Johnson county, Sunday night, by two men who had previously robbed a neighboring furmer of some eighty dollars, by threatening his life. The guilty parties oscapod

fiay* The boiler of the engine of a thrashing machine exploded Monday morning, eight miles from Evansville killing boy. The engineer was badly perhaps fatally, scalded. A man namod WaEsau and four others were slightly wounded. The b^rn in which the ma cbine was operating was blown to piecos.

The Commiss on appointed by tho

Government under the act of Congress, to audit the claims of the Stato of Indiana against the Genoral Government for tho serv cos, &c of the Stato Militia or minute men, callcd out to protect tho Stato against Morgan's cut-throats, met at Indianapolis yesterday. The Commission consists of Col. Frank Wolford, of Kentucky, Hon. James C. Bobinson, of Illinois and Hon. Henry C. Granto, of Michigan. They will act upon claims amounting to more than $600,000.

Milligan, the Sons of Liberty mar

tyr, and Hon. John R« Coffroth, theDomocratic candidate for Attorney Goueral at tho last election, made speeches at a Catholic picnic, at Huntington, ono day last week, in which they violently dc nounced tho froo school system as pernicious. Milligan said that soma yea's ago be was tbo only man in Huntington township who cast a vote against tho free school system, and ho was proud of that vote. Tho books in vogue in the common schools are averso to Democracy, and aro filled with infidelity, and no parent who is a Democrat could trust his children in a free school. They would, from the very nature of tho lessous therein taught, becomo infused with the dogmas of puri» tanism and doctrines of roligion inconsistent with the belief and teachings of their natural protectors:

Mr. Cofforth announced hlmsolf as one of the pillars of tho Old School Presbyterian Church, but ho opposed fee schools, aud said ho Would shrink from thorn as ho would from a viper's den.

REDUCTION i*r FARE.-The Eric Railway Company is now issuing First-Claes Tickets at the following rates: Dunkirk to New York (460 miles), $8 00 Buffalo to New York (423 miles), $0 75 Salamanca to Now Y. rk (416 muei), $7 25. By this arrangement passengers for NewYork, Boston and N.-w England cities, can eflect a great saving in purchasing their tickets to Dunkirk. Buffalo, or Salamanca, and from thence to New York at the Erie Railway Company's offices,which arc always open on the arrival of the trains of all Western and Southern Lines. The Lino of the Eric Railway passes through the most picturos^ua and romantic portions of the States of New York,

Pennsylvania and Nuw Jersey, and iis passenger equipment is generally considered 6uporior to that of any other road The employes of tbo Line arr attentive and courteous, and render passengers all the assistance desired. If you would en joy a journey of several hundrel miles without chango of coaches, and at less expense than bv any other route, take tho Erie Railway when going to New York or 2Tew England.

11 llhll.LiI I"*LJm

The blackberry season !B rapidly

drawing to a close, in consequence of the continued drought.

g@» ^Ve are informed the water will probably bo let Into the upper canal this week, and navigation will be resumed from this point to Toledo.

ffjgr The name of Fred F. Cornell, the present deputy Recorder, will be found in the announcement column as a candidate for the office of Recorder.

A youthful gymnast of Sullivan,

named Van Trees, fell while performing some fantastic tricks on the horizontal bar, and broke his arm.

A lad of 79 was married in Win

chester, Ind., few days since, to a little girl of 72. Wonder where the old folks were that such goings on were allowed?

Lizzie C*rey, of Columbus, at

tempted to commit suicide by taking laudaLum, a tew days since, because her lover escorted another girl to the circu3. A physician prevailed any fatal result.

gfcjy* There are one hundred and eighty six widows in Madison whose aggregate of children between six and twelve years of age, is fiur auadrud and forty-fuur.

Tne Democratic lfixeciitiua Com»

uiittee met ou Saturday and resolved to euil a county Convention on the firct Saturday i.. li^pltiuibor lor the nomination ot candidates .'or the county offices.

A farmer in Owen county sheared

from one sDeep tnis yeur, a Saxon Merino buck, out three yeari old, a fleece woica weighed twenty-six pouuds. This is considered hard to boat.

&ajf A cjal oil lamp exploded in tho family ui JaeoD Snyder, ncur Warsaw, a day or two ago. One ciiiid was burned to death. M:. Snyder himself was so badly burned that his arm will havo to bo amputated, -uid Mrs. onyder was also badly burted.

Sk2^*" A few djje ago, a fellow named Heb. Hunger, of Franklin, this State, attempted to shuffle off tbo mortal coil, by taking a do»e of aisonic. 'After taking1 he rush«d frantically through the sereets bidding ail his trie da a last adieu, but was at last captured by a couplo oi dec tors, who pumped the poison, and iieb. etill lives.

4*39°" Our Union friends will boar in mind that they are to meet on Saturday of this week, in their teveral townsbipa and wards to appoiot delegates to the Union nominating convention, to be belJ on. Saturday of the week following.

go?" Master Piuckuey Trusler, eon of Col. Fruelor, Secrotai'y of State, died very suadenly of congestive chill, in l' diaapoli3, Sunday morning. Last Spring Col Trusler lost a little daughter by the £amo terrible disease.

JStfa?" A p.my cf a zon Engineers ciimu over ou tho train from Indianapolis, uud were at the Terre Haute Houso last night. They are extremely reticent us to their mission, but it is reported they are sent hero b.v H. C.Lord, to survey route for a road Weot from Indianapolis.

gigjf* A Horse Fair will ba held fa^e from the tenth to the fourteenth ot September, under the management of Mr. Pace. Two thousand and five hundred dollars in premiums will be awarded. The celebrated trotting horse Dextor will probably be present.

A close observer of newspapers

and human nature, says ihcroisa market difFercnce between an ownor's discription of a hjrse for sale, and that of the same equine stolen The animal's defects are strongly lined forth in the latter case, but never mentioned in the former.

THE EEQISTKY LISTS.—We print this morning on tho sccond page tha list of voters aa registered last week. Every voter should oxamino tho lis1} carefully to seo that his namo is enrolled, and also, tho names of his acquaintances. Or, if tho name of an illegal votor is discovered, or ono who has died or romovod from tho towh-hip, it should be noted and ro ported !o tho register# at their next so»eicn on tho Tuesday noxt preceding tho election.

This list is interesting as giving a tolerably correct exhibit of tbo voting population of the township, and is also a valuable aid to tlio tax assessor.

Kg?1" At tho session of tho Indiana Con ferenco of tho Methodist Episcopal Church in Indianapolis, in September next, Bishop ilorris, tho senior Bishop of tho Church, will bo present. It has been agroed upon that a grand reunion of the four State Conferences shall be held ono of the days of tho session, which will bo hold at Morrison's Opera Hali. A very largo attendance of laymen will be present, beside* between five hun tired and ne thousand ministers, including sevoial of the Bishops, amonu them Bishop Simp-on. Tho occasion will bono epoch in tho history ludi.tna Mothodiem.

A TEKRIBLS

AND

FATAL Accnt"

.—

From the Journal wo learn of a terrible accident which ccrurrod at Sandertcn't steam saw-mill, located at Jessup's station. on tho R.'ckville railrond. Cft»'on miles north of tbo city, la^i Satuiday afternoo.., by which a prominent citiz of that loealitv, named Riusoll Fuqua was fatally wouuded. Mr. Puqua stop ped in at the miii while on bis way to at tsnd a religious meeting in tho neighbor bood, and while stai d'n tacking at the movements of tbe machinery a grind stone, running by steam, exploded and large piece of tho stone stiuck him about the head, litorally tearing aw ty one side of his face. Other fragments struck him about the breast, inflicting terribl wou' ds. Up to Tuesday morning Mr

Fuqua was still alive, but his wound are said to be necessarily mortal. Mr. Fuqua is about fifty years of age, wealthy farmer and stock trader, and highly respected in that locality.

The site of the new rolling mill

and nail factory at this point has been located just beyond the southeast suburbs of tbe city on the E. & O. B. R. Heavy timbers and material are being rapidly collected on the ground, and the building will be prosecuted with all possible dispatch. The firm name is Turner, Glover & Co, composed of the following gentlemen George Turner, J. E. Glover, BenJ Wilhelm, J. Singer Grover, Wm. Crawford and J. A. Morgan. Tbe latter nam* ed gentleman is a merchant at Mahoning, Ohio, the others from Youngstown. Some of tbe members of tbe firm are now here superintending the erection of tbe works, acd the others will come this fall.

Base BALL MATCH.—Tho following the score of the match game played yesterduy by the "Resolute" and "Phanix" Case Bali Clubs. A detailed report will oc given in to.morrow's issue: h'lU

BESOLUTE.

Total 36 2V

utes.

D. W. Mlnshall t.i B. Condit, part of in ut-ioi 45 in Minshall's subdivision, $700.

H. Simpson, to Hickcox and Duy, rs 1, 3, 5. 7, and 9, in Block 9, McG "'ghleyTs & Roache'B subdivision $590

A. Grimes, to Shattuck, lots 1,2,12, .l 13 in Block 3, Barnaul's sub div. for 1.500.

Andrew Grimes to J. M. Allen, lot 2 wet half of 3, in Roses Snb for $1,500

Joshua Davis to I-»aac Evans, lot in Deuns AJdition, for $1000. Trustees 1st Universalist Church, to l.'ib Hau«er, part of iot 46 for $1200.

G-

Same toP Ackerle, part of lot 45 and 46. for $1300. M. M. Hickc x, to James M. |Ucks, lot

Boudinot's Sub Div. for $1000.

A CARD.—A i.umber of my friends having spoken of my name in connection with the coming race for tho office of Recorder, I desire to state that for the benefit of the many candidates already announced, I shall not be a candidate for re-election. Thanking my friends lor their kindness in tbe past,

I am their Obedient Servant, RICHARD J. SPAEXS.

NEW FREIGHT DEPOT.- We learn from the Evaneviile Journal that the E. & C. Railroad Company will commence soon the building of a fl^.e and substantia rick freight depot at this point, to re laco tbe oi.e buruod down a year or two igo. Tti.s will bo also a much needed inprovenicnt.

Mr. A. T, Lott, a citizen of New

ton county, on last Thursday gathered up a bunch of grasu, inside of which lay largo rattlo.-nuke, and carried it under his arm nearly forty rods, when he threw it :to a wagon to which his horses were hit 'bed. Mr- Lott did not discover ic until the horses eating tho hay roused the ire his enakeship, when it was dispatched without further fondling.

Gentlmnen who take midnight

baths at. tbo artesian well, should take the precaution of putting out a picket guard. We understand a couple of young gentle !nen made homo fast time f'om the well to tho Terre Haute House, Friday night the Rpoaarance of a belated enraiage id «.f ladies and gentlemen. Tho young nan v.'i'h only one boot on was distanced bv hit fl'^t ompanion, who bad on nothwhoever toimpedo his speed. Neither however, stood upon the order _of their

&3P Marriage licenses were issued last week by tbe County Clerk to tho following piwt-i''S: L. Cntiroll :inrl Mnrc«r»»t A H'll.

Geo. W Kennedy and Ruth

Tin

C52?* Wo aro rej.iicnd to learn the Torr. Haute uso Company aru to take imiiTdinte sle^s toward? ihe erection of a largtf and commodious Bath Honse for using tfte nrtesian water. A large quantity of the water is taken away every evenii.c in burrc sand large vessels for bfc* thing purposts at private residences,— The erection of this Bath House will be a great ssequonce as well as public benefit.

Coi. McLeau's new building now

going up on Main Street, will pretest an eweedisgly ha&dma* freak

TS&HK HATTTZ

PHOENIX.

Ludowici, 1

bniiti),

We learn Gov. Morton contem

plate* soon to take rooms for several weeks at the Terre Haute House, that a more intimate acquaintance may bo formed wi.h our town and people.

Marvin, p.....

aillu,

^lUiap, u'Mtl, 1

Barn.e, 1 1' Vtreulllee, r. J. O'iieil,

E. O 7 4

Noble, a w.

Hulloway. 2

ise, 3 7

Smith, 1 9 xlaas,

uilbert, 7 ilotfatt, 1

liuggla*, f.......... 6

Uemin^, t. 9

Total ~..67 27

IN.VINGJ.

1st 2d 3d

4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 91'

Beeoluto 4 -15 I 'JO Li 3 6— Phoenix

4 5 lb 0 1 11 2 7 18—6/

Umpire—J. N. Barnett, tho

Monitor B. B.

Clab of Indiana, Ponnsyivania. Scorerg—Meters Watson

and Sanaldson.

Timj ofg&wti, tv/o hours aad thirty-five min

FLY CATCHES.

Bcsol'Jtes—Stamp3, D. O'Neil 2, Hollowly 1, Barnes 1 total 7. Phoenix—ilarvin 4, Smith 3, Haas 1, Gilbert 1

total 9.

HOME BVK3.

r.e50'.ulc--Vcraaillc8 1.

I'iianix—ilurvia 1, Wis* 1, Smith 3 t*tal£.

RKAL ESTATE TUANSFBfU.—Deeds for the transfer of the following real estate were deposited with tho Recorder last w-.uk:

Martha E Herrick to W. W. Ramsey, lot in Parson's addition fr $1,800. Wiu. Coats to E. F. Coppage, lot in ROSH'S addition for $1,360. i.diuh Burgett to Wm. Coats, lot in Rose':* add. li for $560

Cbaunc-jy Rosu to John A. Henry, lot iu Rise's subdivision for $405. Jouu A. Henry to Geo. Hamptle, lot In RO3O'B subdivision lor $750.

W. A Bailey to Michael Shay, lot in tbe city for $550. John Wilson to John Tarvin, 20 acres in ^rairio Crtiek township for $405. no. Trader to E. Brock, 20 acres in Pierso!. lownt-hip for $450. .Mirah iuj Markleto Wm. Watklns, 160 acres iu Ncsins township fr.r $2,650.

VTUJ. Dvzier to G. W. Wigoer, lot in Burn am subdivision for $500. Geo. W. Wiigner to John A. Hoffman, lot in Bjrii.im's subdivision for $1,200.

John Kiz -r, Sheriff, to John Clem. 38 .or in .n.y Crsek township for $814 il'a\o.Ui .Scllero to Oba*. ALcCaflVey 40 hores in F.i\ette township for $1,100.

James Black to F. A. Ross lot in the ty for $8,200. W. Minshall to Condit, part of a it in Miushall's subdivision for $?00.

John r, Shrriff, to John Ciem, part west, tlf sec. 18, town 11, range 9— 33« ii'-ret?, fur $1,100.

Lafayette Sellers to Chas McCaflfoey, tjT. qr. 36, 13, 10—40 acres, for SI 100. iir.es Black to Fred. A. Ross, lot two «d w.-st. half of 3, in out-lot 57, $8,500.

AS A

HOME AST PLACE

OP BUSINESS —ITS IUV&KAL WATERS— ITS paoG^Ess—IROS MAUTTITACTUKIES DOTTSUS BAIL BOAS TBACK FOB COAL DEPOSITS.—Before I became one of your citizens or ever had visited Terre Haute, of no city in the State did I know so lit* tie of aa of this city. This you will find to be true of the best population who are. changing their homes from the older States to the new ones. They hear but little and know bat little of our city.— Here are the homes of some of the most distinguished public men of the State.— Here is one of the most beautiial cities en the continent. Among capitalists in New Tork and merchants, there are no business men' whose credit stand higher thuft the credi( of our capitalists and merchants. Here do we find social, educational and church privileges of the very highest order privileges such as ought to arrest many who-go to the far west, and would attract hither many of those who seekother homes, were the advantages of our city known abroad. Perhaps the reason why these inviting qualities of our city is so little known, is very much the same in principle as that which applies to individuals. Men who possess the highest order of talents and attainments and character are but little trumpeted abroad,while those who possess but little are oompelled to publish what they bave.

Aa one of your citizens, I have felt that pride in recent progress, which I trust is common to all good citizens. Within a few weeks has been developed water from the Rose Artesian Well of such valuable medicinal properties, as must invite here (so seon as it is placed in a condition to attract visitors,) persons for a tempora ry and permanent residence among us.— Within a few days also, has the street railway been, put into operation, and to the praise of those who control it be it said, that its career has been inaugurated by a strict observance of the sanctity of the Sabbath. To-day is to be laid the corner stone of tho State Normal Scuool in our midst. These things aro among the elements of our progress, and our people ought to learn to appreciate them, and to take pride in maintaining tbe high character of the town in the aspects to which I have alluded, and pride in advancing to a still higher standard all that

make3

a city home, attractive, to plain

substantial, honofable, cultivated and righteous people, But what has dictate£t1)is letter, is the fact that among the manufacturwig interests of the oldter Eastern St-ttes, the reudioese of our home-capitalists-to.cn^an^e by their monied help the Iocatitu o!' tbeso interests bore, is not kDOwn it thoi.b) be. Let us illustrat-. this in tbe cat'- "t tbe Iron interest The great' the iron manufactured ia tbo Eusc anc through which the priacoly fortune ot BO many have been accumulated, i* in the West.

In proximity with Torre Haute, 16 an inexhaustible deposit of coal which can bo used in its raw state for tbe purposo of smelting iron ores. These deposits are rare in the country. Among tbe immense deposits of coal in Pennsylvania there has been discovered but fe# deposits suitable to this purpose. Among c^il deposits of Missouri and Illinois to our knowledge uocoal has yet been discovered combining these properties, necessary for reducing iron ores to the axo'talic slato, without tho expense of first eok:: Lho coal. This is why iron maiuifsotuiMrr are looking to this region—Missouri furnishes the ores, we the coal. Tbe iron can be manufactured here iu tbe coal region, at as little cost as iu tho Etiss m.d the cost ol transportation of iron from li« East ^o the main market, saved.

There are now in process of erection at Brazil several smelting furnaces and th«j.-c well nigh completed, representing capital of tcvcral hundred thousand doLars. We are glad that our neighboring town has received such an impetus and such accessions to its citizens as aro that class ui men known as iron men. The successful iron master, is ordinarily a man of tho highest order of scientific attainments.

We are now erecting a nail factory here. Our sands,. Ac. will invite glaes factories here. Why should not guarantees immediately be given to manufacturers and eapi'alitU of the East that a double track shall be laid by the Terre Haute A Indianapolis railroad from the coal deposits to this city. Thus so much distance of transportation of ores from the West will be saved, and tho coal placed thus at tbe orucibltt of the smelting furnaces

Our people should be stirred up to their interest, in inviting these manufacturing interests here. The manufacturers of the East are ready for such enuouragomeiUs. Let our property holders and peopio see that these encouragements, which they ars both able and toilting to give, are offered to them. These suggestions aro made by one who has no interest in coal nor oret, but by one who wishes to see our city so developed as will make it more worthy of the pride of its good citizens, than at present. A CiTizsy.

A threshing machine boiler ex

ploded near Danville, Hecdricka county, on Tuesday, instantly killiug two muc, mortally wounding a third, and seriously injuring a little {irl. The harvesting WJ.S being done on the farm of Mr. Arnold, and while in the very midst work boiler exploded. Mr. Arnold E ii.k some aiftar.ee from tbo v.b r. was standing, and ia^iuntiy ki J, ij neck being broken Mr. C'fyv xi, a helper, was also instunti-.eou-i.» kibedwhile Sir. Gilland, who was ue*r tbe engine, was

Kincer

s. II. Hannumand

Fanny Little.

terribly mangled in tbe heud

that he died in a few minotes. A little daughter of Mr. Arnold suffered a broken thigh. The terriole accident has thrown the entire community into gloom, as the deceased were all highly respacted parties.

MABRIKD—At Urxgil, the 7th inst. at tbe rw id unco of Dr VV B. nawkins.by Rov. J. E Brant, W Haute, to Sarah D. Pampsuy, ot Br»zii. j.

Twenty-eight persons, so far, have

availed themselves of the provisions of the bankrupt law in this State,

The Franklin Jefferaonian hoists

the following ticket: "For President in 1868, General U.S. Grant for Vice President, Governor O P. Morton.

Mr. San ford Howe, a farmer ia

Gibson county, near Princeton, harvested off 3lj a-re-: of ground, 735 bushels of wheat."

1*. ••ipec'.L

AU£. 7dwlw

tbe house of Refuge

wiii be ready for occupancy the ilrst of January. Terre Haute has several youths ripe for that institution.

(jgy Tho whereab uts of Jupiter Pluvius are anxiously inquired after these days He ieems to have forgotten this "nedko" woods."

ggf The hog ordinance has been suspended until the 15th of October, in order that tbe porkers may assist in clearing the garbage* from the streets and alleys, during the season of melons, fruits and vegetable?.

pgr We are pleased to learn the Vigo County Agricultural Society and the Torre Hauto Horticultural Society will unite in holding an exhibition at the New Fair Grounds, on the 19th and 20th of next month. We presumo the premium list will be announced in a few days. Tbe Fair cannot fail to be a success.

In mentioning the Street Railway

Company,va few days since, we omitted the name of Mr. George Reed, the Superintendent, whose office is in the TerA Haute House. Mr R^ad superintended the construction of the track, and also, those at Indianapolis and Greeneastle, and pronounced this the best track in the West.

gijg- The public well at the corner of Ohio and Second streets has been out of repair soverai weeks and the business men and families in that vicinity are loud in their complaints thereat. We are not advised whether it is tbe duty of tbe city authorities to keep the public wells in ropair, but if such is the case this well should receive immediate attention as it is a great public convenience not only lo the citizeus in tbe immediate vicinity, but to. country people when they come in own.

tgjr A new lot of Richmond Plows^ ju-t rt ived also, XX Wheat Drills, Seiby Wheat, Dribs alao, Buckeys,Chaaa^.1'oa "and Hoosier Cider Mills. For sale I W. W. Shannon, .Aug. 18, wlm No. 63 Main Street.

•FAKKWSLL Karewell is a lonely sound, niid itH echo has caused many a to! in-art but none wou'd f-el saddened hit r.ither he greatly cheered and benefite3 by .-: farewell to all kind* or Soda iu s": t-i. aiu- eicept ind & Co'e Chemical Saleratus, which wilt scatter rayaof surif-hine and happiness in every hou chold, when properly used, being ulways uniform and perfect. It is bettor th«n soda. dwlt

UNDERTAKERS utiidwick &Grutwr aucc-s rs to M. W. O'Connell, have removed to No .6 South 4t.h St^ and have on hand a fine stock of Mttatlic Btertal Cases, Giskcts, and wooden coffins of every styo and size als a fina hearse and carriages, which we propose to send at all times and upon all occasions, witn or without tho sale of coffins, at four dollars each. wtf.

CHURCH DICATION.—The new Metth odist Church recently finished in Otter Crees towoship, about two miles south of Nurna, wiil -.e dedicated on Sunday, Au« gust 18th, G7. The exercises will be conducted by Eider REED. Tho friends cf the Chuch and the public genoraliy are roap^ctfully iuvited to be in attendance on that occasion. [July 26, dltwd

Sigr*The means should be raised for such an object as educating the orphans of ou?'gallant soldiers and sailors within one month. Let all who are able respond^ and it might bo dono in a week. Let all who havo no disposition for charity, but simply want pictures and want to pur« chase where they can be had for the least money, buy of the Washington Library Coinpnny o' Philadelphia, and more than enough might be realized in a very short time. Road advertisement. [dwlt.

LADIES.—We are in earkest when we say that there Is but two valuable Sewing ll^hino Sticbos, the Grover and Baker Stich, or t'ae shuttle stich—Samples of both these Sticbps in various fabrics, with full 1'xpinnations, diagrams, and illustra lions t- enable purchaser- to examine, te*t and compare their relative meritf,—wiil furnished »pplication at our oflSce. Tii" who desire machines which do the b'Mwork, should not fuil to test and co"tpare th&'e Stiches for themselves. A few more South of Post Office is the place to find us. dwlt.

|I have a large stock of Stoves, of the best manufactories, which I can tell at reduced prices. Call and examine my stock before purchasing elsewb ere.

vaor

Two XX Wheat Drills, best

Drill in the market, warranted to give satisfaction or no fa!e, for sale by W. W. Shannon, 63 Main street, opposite old Court House, Terre Hiute, Indiana. wtf

W W. SHANNON,

63 Main St., opposite old Court House, wtf. Terre Haute, Ind

PRIVATE MEDICAL ADVICE.—Read Dr Whittier's advertisement in another column. april-i-dwltaw-ly.

OCTOBER ELECTION.

Koxtoa—PtMroaaaouoce

IV«

WOOIiIJEX

kii

Twenty-live etnbroidrtred ladies

i.'ollars for 20 cts. at Weisz's Skirt factory opposite tbe post offico. dwtf.

Don't forget to get your Skirts and

Corsets at Weisz's Factory, opposite the Post OlSco. He offers groat bargains. lOdwtf

What's the noise down there

My! Tin Ware fell at No. 63, Main street. Dollar buckets for 75 cts, 2 quart cans $1.75, 1 quart $1,25 All other goods in his line cheaper than any other houso in Terre Llaute, at W. W. SHANNON.

AHOAl'Xl, I

know whero to buy a cook stove

Down at this new tiore, G3 Main street. My you can get a stove there five dollars 1--S-. gud and to warranted, at

wl«u W. W. SUA-VXOX.

The Evaiuvti]^ Journal t.-.ys t:."-..t Sc'Sy'^ Wbmt Drill, warranted to city ia need of three things "fetftVr* it 1 g-^d .kor no »r sale by W pats on city aire to any cons ia arable ex-1 «V dhtimon, No. 63 Mnin etrett, oppo tent, and these are water-works, a flat- 1 arte old Court House square, Terre Haute, beWl, tad a iItmI railroad. lauiana. y&t

FHEl-. t. ool

NILL. (tha pr«Mut D«po«y Bworder,) ('and 4at- for tke office of Couuty Becuzd«r, obi ret to tb« daeliioa of tbe Union nominating' oaf»iit oii«

ara^uihuiied to anooutic* lh name

of Cmtt.

COB K. VOORH&BS candidal

for Becordsrcf Vigo count at tbe oniuing October election, *at|]e't to tbe aedsioa oi tlio On'on Be publican Nominating Convention

MT AVo are anthon&^t to nunuuuco tbe iia a of J, II. BOORD as a cuii.'dato for BeoorUar of Vigo anty, at the eosaiug Oc-ober Etcct'oa, «ubj*ct to tbe decision of tUe Doiou Bfpublic&n Nominating OesventloD.

SVW« aro authoriexl to announce ALEXTHOHAS aa a candidate for Becordrr of Vigo Ooanty, at tba earaikg October Election, anbjoct to nomination

tha Uniou party.

a candidate tor Ui-cordor of Vljf

County, aS the ntaing October election.

LOCAL NOTICES.

Constitution Water is a certain cure

for DiAiEttS and all dlaoaaea el the KIDNBTS anc

BLADOIB.

Tor lalo hj all DrnggUts. 36dw8m

DIsf.iie

of 11 ones ana tanle.—Dr.

Girrono wonid aak particular attention to this notice. He claims (.nblic patronage from the fcet that be ba« a good experience in tbe practice of Veterinary Surgery, and has given satUfactioo generally. He baa sared many Oore*a and Cattle by bla skill, in acute attacks of Inflammation* Ac. paya particular attention to Veterinary Midwifery has tav-d many valaablo Hare* ana Cow* by iafe delivery, when they were in great di-treei, and wonl* have died withbat help. He aaki particular attention, also, to bi* AlUratiro Tonic Powders, which aw of bin own composition —clear of

antimanial poiitoas tba* fill ae iiivaiiteui a In all height Condition Powders. Th' Doctor ignoree tbo Koi tMrteruuii practice of bleeding, rowelllng, bnrningand blistering, which I* bus a relic of barberism, too tama to be any I enger tolerated among a Christian people. Cell at bU Office, at K. W. Cbadtrlck's Livery Stable, opposite tbe Po»t oSDce. Mo charge f.r con-u.ia. lion at Office

m--

The miasma which (fencotcu c:«W'nii" «T«r«i» no rising In ctoads nn ler the Oiazing bvaus tho do* day sun. Every livinit bodj, -veil Ui refuje anitnai and *eg* ublo ma'cor, Plaits nr. wholesome vapors aad In crow ioii citi and denM uaemulages which And pieasui c*ll Rether the el ment.n of iUe»*e ar- i'*ol tu The pre 6Hre npjn cveiy vital ir^ is i-erer

great as iu tbe sre.^nd a».d t'»ir m* a of .mm ai*r, and common i«ein» a e» n« mat tbete or

ant require to be reinforced to e« it We hola our liv s,«o to speat, on

F.U'B

and defy boat and mulM u. vrliu i. i. :m

Horrible idaat. A

mas s»a»»

ttu»«s «»noo w-

of 2*m

3tr-

abost

Wcrki)

bis bn«ia»:s :a tno urn -t -a .»* v.-

as well as

evsr. ilia o»oo iri riuiuu- f.

Waters. This ii ono of tb '. criu! •.ur*:? win br ra.TOBIAS'clobr.ito! Via' ij.a U».:ujcct:

not only goad for £u.~n", ou1. fj»" -orr*, lirolses, Chroulc Bheain*tt-m S^rt Tli t-a'p, nsMt Stings, Pains in the i.i ulis

also in'.ernailT, for

ake internally, and the b-ss fjOihy mi -i

in tne world. Orders arerec*iv i.ll 21^r -p.. forit. Tbe moet ctlebrated I'hisic

mood it—It never fails. Da.

and SI per Battle

bl. and vaiuablo pr-raratln:.

is I

ho tru TvVDrily

milt

mmm

NOTH 5ES.

AMAZEMEin11

v?ith tbe quickuers o. tit^ugut, whba

reof

IjirTr"!.:,

YorK-

.t a tu itrii. •I t'.y •:s»a ..- •J ti-ivt .i-

at C.ii a i,n

He 6B' tho excivaii-j Ail eiplosiou of the rfis t.' :li buru3-i. Ha. ^03iA' neat wasuppiieJ tre- iy. »3u aia ir±a

lACw,

'h_-ai..in D.iCi,

Colic,

Cramps, .•larrnosi,

entery anl Crottp. It is ie

«Jl*

IUI I

should be always rsady, and ra tare to pnr.o, and this can be dono acoerd'ng to tba uocoflJiti''» of nature, by wbiob tbe offsnd bumors removed, aad tbe b^lth rMtortd.

Tbe Hon. Demaa Barnsj say»:

TOBIAS

Depot fri Cortina

n. y.

now

so fo ly acknowledged, recelviut- iho mokt frvto »p probation of Physlciaus, and in which the true ».m. of Jin»dtn* i* jwrfectlv apparent, th.tt in advertising, IU true character is only to bo ivo:, which I ask a.l who bave not witc *s-d iti greet ourative power, to accept wltb coubdru.e.

for itwialtim,

Seietiee. TuOM aad Ear Ah Xf-ai Aclt, faiuful Mnuiruation, A e» •rrhni, Da .® rrh Oe'irMM Cremau. Spinal Coin? uinl', Lot' blvp

an^l tfeuclo upiaw io oil S-aco J-ttUutt'.

In l«Hn»: it

ba*

b^eo -mi ie .c-y -a -«•»«.ul. Iu

Heart ComyUinU,

ry pot-': reiu -iy.

JotIN Pr.pr:etof,

Practical Obmalst aud

:*h rtun

u-i

BC tmin»rei«I mrf, "U,

Slass.

0W lie Id bv all regular d^i-rs i. medicm«. From Posicl*D8 lnrite tli «N»t«*t re dom of correspoaden *e, to w.iom ev.-rv iieuce of character w. b^fpiel* s«-ni on deiitan-l.

JnlV 16, dwoct and jm'y.

3A.KT^I2TG- HOUSE

•»v

1AY COOItE .V CO..

Ho 20

WALI. .r.

Corner of Nassau street, K-rk.

We b-iy and eell a' •.

prices. »oii kwp otj h.trd iji. srum-'Kt BUS5* \L' CHIBTIB4, ao-t 'V-l t'U'.'' %u 'J ex*-"uia orders ior P~ ji 5TO K8, BOKMtai O U.D. co i$v h: ft si 4'

We coQvtrt t'.1-su«ari:

i-!j—"

at tb? io«*t

Twanf'*, wM-h, tt

tie

annum.

i:t!

t-'

tsidtr per a--re

CVTCUI-I.-'»

iajaring

•kiu or fibre, or leaving a staia u|.oo ti 9 scalp,

A H£AO IS IBASSFieCB 1 or, inotb- word*, cbaa^ed from red, o. sandy, wiiite, orgrM'.y gr »y, as the case

ta*K

be,

-t tra»s:ecdan°. bi er urow-, by TH£ STIC SPELL

uf that scientific wond of the country, CBISTADOEO S HAIR DYE,

pnre somp. ani tiv^t Uefl rivalry, au is raantlffcctnrei only by J.

tiane, Mew York. Sold by all Drag 1st*. AppU sd 1y all Sair reisers. aag?dwlm

CONSUMPTIVES.

Tbe advertiser, hiving bosu restored to health a few by a very sample remedy, after bav

iag snffrt«d fot so -eral y:ars -o-ith a severo long -fT ction, jad that droad diaea«», Oonsnicption— Is aaxl-as t* ni ike known to bis fellow sn flex

tbo *«ans of ourc.

Xoali WM desire it,

will e«o*J A copy of tbe

prescription nstd (fruo of char/*), with the dtreesiom for preparing *a 1 usir tbe same, which they wiil find A TEAS cuais for COMSDKTTIOR,

ttrm, Ba tfCHiiis,

TCVQIU, Coins, and

foroot Mid Lun.i ACWction-. The cnty object oi lue advertiser in sending tbe Prescaiptiou is to cx-itrH tbe afiLoted, and sproi4 inioi a ation which ie coaceiTOs bo i*v»lu»jle, and he bodies ereiy utforer will try bis remedy, a« it will cost

t«ase

We are ast ori**} to annoonc- XVIIiLI A51

address

TO MiRBT OR SOT TO 3IARBI war

SOT I

EEMOF* RerLSOTaas

roa Too.'to Mis, in Ss-

ays of ths Howard Association, on the Physio iojticttl Error?, '.bam and Diseases inincrd by Ignorance of Natnre's iaw.i, in the first age of rnan. Sent in sealed envvlepes, re- of charge.— iJ.Jress Dr. SKILM3 HOUQHTOM, Howard Association, Philadelphia, ca. [m'iOdwSm

W I S E S

i. LAMOSTE COBBui IA wi 1 force H*Msko or Muuatacbos on the «moo st face or In, or tlftir o:i B»id Ilevis. KeTor known to

Wl. Sample for tdnl, sent for 10 cents.

Ad irsss BESVi.3 4 CO J^lji- ly 79 Nasaiu St., New York.

A VALCABLB MBUIMI

our DrngitiTs-—Indspende.^*

ftditaw-wSru

SPECIAL NOTICED.

Take Time by the voreiot k.

rcpsiri:.

ani this is the season when lbs process of lilap'diition is most ri-pid an 1 remits are in'.at quired. Therefore 5».7i

jou r»of nUure

up,pr-p and tuMainthi

with t^at -uij -tgalutilo recti

pet ant, IlJSriiTrBBa BITiKBa. Ue wb« tok'-s it m«y be said to ..lotne liiinsrtit iu •ui aiy mall, against which epidemic di-eas-* will burli'spt isonedsbnfts in vain This it

gr.uuit. a ssior-

tin, bat»grokt mraiioet i»-tirtto by Twelve yoirs* exp^rieucs iu av r» limit j! tbo hlbiia-hl-.i gl b« Extremes te:ii 'e atur-o :il*aje disturb the functions of tlie tt'-mir.li, tb» bow-»s, the 11T nnd tbe skin. It i» th:."i«li ii:es- hut tbe most dangorous niAioiI »:.iaii us Ton tb.-m in a'vanee with liO-TEIf

See advartisozut-nc. 17w3m

CLIMAX.

PAM'S CLIMAX 9ALVH, tor Unru*, Scalds, Scrofala, iait Bhoum, (Sores, Broken Breasts, Frost 3it-r, Ch Ibmlus, rtlng-, Bra Cut Sweiiia.se, whether upoa »i_ cr boj-t, :a bumo-t won fu!

i::ici.i«.vrr

pro u~od.

thtir untloria cliabi ity in cas«s of

Cou'"ip.».i. ii, Dillioun a .d atomacit -Jiseas.-e, ^h tb-r of long or sl.^rt durati.-ii. Tney are eutifly -be in :i.« con.pos.tion, and h*rm1- SB io tho g..i tlem lofint. OU-J iugrndlont opons 'iu pjtv-. the sKiu another is diuretic, a«d itiumi-.les 5 ropar action of tbe kidneys a third

Biuolionr, ioofirjlug pfciogtu nnd humor from

iioicsgs other properti-a aro warm.ng aad ca•uartic, au5 oitiar.bfl tho sto a a.id bo*t»ls from

ULhtalthy

crtt'uni. Ibnir tou.b'ned eif ct Is

ro rv^ulato the impaired function of tbe system,

jd top oduco

UEAlTil.

It Is uot nsacrtcd Mof

fit'tf 'ills sro a cure all—that they will cure al complaints—but under ordinary circumstJiic. tbey tauy bo rolied npoti to euro Nervous aud Si define jc, Ccstivcsess, Djspopsla,. Indigcstiou, J»m:diL-o, Livor and

Bilious

i? nrvy,

Gfn..ral

-mjuo nt

C.^inp'.ainst, Colds,

WesV.acs^, *c. They aroixprrss-

ly m&de for these diat aoes. lliont upon millica oi' cures can be cUt-u. I*i ^o eluglo iustupco L»« a mplaiot OT-.T como to our ku^wledge, where t'

bavo not operated

jauc up ev ry

drop himself. 8eld by all ru. (ri»t» ut

0 oe-

nag dwlm

ir WE H&VK A COLD, iiaiu

.11

I. litijil

dia«T, biiiow, cojtive, or sick irom »uy cau»e, :t ia from tbe presence of «ff«niicg humor*, this is so whaiher tbo pain b» in tbo flu»b, tba nerves, or the bones,

BUAXDBETH'S VILLA

sell wore of

Braodretb's Fills than others pat tu^ thsr." iSitJiVDttE Til'8 Fit «-3 am sold Uy all dru^isU and at tbe principal oflloe, Brandretb tlouie, K-.«

Tork. Otoerva B. BEANDBK lu -vbU« letters on the government stem on eat box.

Errors of Youth.

A Oentieman who saiftred for years from KervuU» Debility, Frwmature Devay, aud all toe effects of youthful indiscretion, will, for tbe sake of snfering humanity, send free to all who neei it, tuf reoelpt and directions for miklas the simple rsmaJy by which be was cured, thff^rers wi«aing to proSt by tie adverticer's exportescs,

CKII

do so bj

addrewing, in perfect confidence, JoHK OGOKS, mylOdltaw wly 42 i»r t.. K. T.

rote I Tb imporUuce of bis trnly r«!ia

ri-comm-Ldcd.

Tbo prhiUd circiilar aroui-d "acb box fully explains the sympttms aud effect,- of each disease, •peciaos treatment, furnishes evidence, Ac.

We bri. fly "refer to Kov I) v|.t E:dr, i'rankliu, N. C., wbo was cured of Dyspops'a O. Cross, o: T!i«jik, TiJ., cured of Liver Complulut B. Ilooley, of dprinjjilbld, l'a hau cicrofula, and bad to use utrh*s was cnr-d iu three we^k James P. Dolan, of A'irUn, Mich., Cnrrd of Bllioai Fiver Bev. Usury Uiali m, l'res yterla Churcb% Gaannigua, Ca!., of F*v«-rMid Agut B^v. Kd 11, 3i»y, Twoiity-first St., New York, of fihtuu38tl,'m •*.ad Pilts of 26 yetrs ttarirtiug i.ev. dammel Bow.o», of the Spriu«fi I'S (MASS.) Bepubliran, was cured of tenible Cosiiv ni-»s lion. Ed. Wt-b-i^er, of Ban^a y, N. H., of LI- Ooajplaiut, etc

A box ai^ffat's Llf Pllis, w'tb full circulars, Ac., will be tout to any Pby?ici.»u jr Cl«jr. gyman.o therocvipt two three com stamps. 31 (Tat's ljlf- I'l'.is ar« '15 o^nte p»r box MofUt'd lThceoIx itt»rs, 91, Ihsy \re sjid by all r?spectablb dealers tbroushout ths Coniiofcts and tbe Ixl^inlso. the Dean

WHITE A Hi.WLASD, Proprietors. Successors to Dr. Jo' 21offr.t s.ud Dr. Wia. B. Jd ffat 1J1 Lilsirty btreit, New Tork.

Fehflwlyeow

MEW ADVEfTriSEMENTS

PLOW SHOP

Grover's Foundry.

KICHMOND PLOWS, INDIANAPOLIS UNION PLOWS, TERBE HAUTE Union Eagle Plows, FOX RIVER. PATENT LEVER, Single and Doublo iihovel, aid other kinds of Plows.

ALL WARRANTED

to bo inado of tho Best Material, by tbe B*st Workmen, t» do tho Best Quality :f wo'k, and Lust Linger than ar«y i'l'jw f.® in Terre Hauto.

PLOW REPAIRS

al dascripti- n# dont promt-tly and in j' J3o-t j.i^ib'e manner. V.M'I d' noil to our Piows ydforo buyii yaglc Iron Work8, A*"g. 1887*

J.JSfc.'ii fiKOVSiS.

"^"OTlC:-i.—Tho uuderdigned has

... ... ,ji a .at-.-,i 1» -up-

i.ii ,«pp -t!.l Adnr

fJi: C4lt.. .( tr, -I Ut

sv,-'msi "ts

-i

with "u!'

J-.I?

open sppliaafcni.

.RA

FAR^ISH'

U¥ & CO.

J.-.Bi-Z^ ASTO

11 i'liJ

•H* it 'l

VI II O O t)

How I^ost! how Re tored Jit 'tO-l.U- .!* ev-'V Price, it* cut*. ... M.K T.-E .s.V U,iL Ti EAT-

ST, a .B-di a! Cun of iv.-i«.jt ee ,'

^.. f.luut'trjf I swik, xu p. fci iy. aud n-

r.:.-

Sft

VLU-n-.-s oe^uan ti-»n, i.', iu-p^y, *d -tfal nod I'hyV'MM 'U.: p»'it tini

|/oai "'ftlf A ,v Bfsr. J- I'lVuSWlll, 51. iinh-.'T. "f tht "Gr.-.w B1' •ca H-Jin tff-1 uuwnds SaflVsrcr^."

*f, u- it.ia *-in «'p-» --'o «d sc jMi''

tuc

wewapvertisememts

TfiElB FIBST MOLTCfAGE BOIiDS

As an Investment.

The rapid progress of the Union Pacific Sailioai

CUI^TaDOHO,

68 Maiden

halldlng west from Omaha, Nebraska art forming, with iu western connections, an unbro. an ue a«ro« the .-ontinent, attracts ntteatios wth.«auaof thanr.t M.rtg.ge Bonds wbtah tb* Company now offer to tbe public. Tb. trSt

qoestion asked by prudtnt Investors is, "Are bond. secur»

Next,

vestment 7"

PIS

al'

tbem

.•otbing, »nd may pr.ivo a biesaiag. Parties wish.u* :hs Prescript! n, r*Ei, by return mail, will

B*v. HOWAHD A. LSON,

WUliamsuurg, Kings Co., Nev Vork.

myl0dlt»w-wl

reply in briof

1st. Tba ear:y completion of the whole great lino to tha Pacific i» aa certain as any tuture bnsl. n*tsev«nt ca be The Oor«rnment grant o^ver

twenty million acr of laud and fifty mitUo«» dollarslaitaown bonds practically guarantees It.: Ono fourth of the work is already donr, and tba trsci cOnUnnea to be laid at tba rate of two miles, a day.

2d. The Union Pacific JUilroal bends are issued npon what promisee to be one of the moet piofitable lints of railroad in tbe country. For many! years It mnst be tbe on'y line connecting ihe Atlantic aud Pacific and being without competition, it can a.alntain remunerative ratee. 3d. 426milesof tbU road a efioished and fully£ equip^ord with -pots, locomotives, cars, Ac., and two ttains ar daily running each way. the ma-larial-for the rtmtining 91 files to the easternbase of ihe Bocky Mountains are on band, and it is under contract to be done in Septen-ber. 4tb. Th*- net oarnltgt of the sectioss already finished are sx»snat, TiMrs aasATia than the gold inuireat npon the first Mortgage Bonds upon suob eeciions, and it not another lie oi the rosd we: a built, the pa:t already completed would not only p»y Interest aad expenses, lot be profitable to taa

Company.

Dr-

vir.UM

Po aid's Wi ite

Pine Compoun i, a.lve.tif our columns, a ucc-'ssfui ttim to routine apply tbe mt« dicical

of the White l".n otirK- it bas

been thoroughly tested peopio in this city tad cinity, and tha vroprietnr b«s testimonials to value from persons

well tn i,

to our citizens.-*

Werecom vad its tri&l in all tboso esses of disease

whlcu it is a UpU Zt Is

for

sals by ail

btr gwnl art.cles

via. tniscuiM. It *lliis Inflauiation, sub A.U, «u .' 'K-'IS A'ITH'ja: ^CUR. It is »orlh wvlji ia gji! any -ttiui'.y, iiud should Uyi tj- '.»h li»ud It is wniii.it to s!o ivhal it .icvo I::JI«.

Moffatt's Life Plils & Pltccalx Hitters. -.VITO s' urel

6tb. The Cni nPacific Railroad bonds can bs Itsu ouly as tbe road proirssici, and therefora tin never be in thn market unlets thby represent l» rise prt party.

Ci Tne umou ia st*ictly limited by law to asu equa' to what is granto 1 by the S. Oorernment, and for wh eb it tikes a sico.vo Ueo aa itsnenrit^. This m«aut upon tho fl si 617 milsa west from Omaba is only flti.OOO per mile. tb. T!:« fact that tue U. 3. Government consi4* ers a second lien npon tho road a good intestment, and that som of tho shrewdest railroad bnlldera tbe country iiave atreaiiy p.id in fire millica dollars npon tbe stock (which is to thorn a third lien,) may well Inspire confiiunco in a Qrnt .ien.

Sth. Aithough It not claimed that there oatt beany tetter sosnritlcs then Governments, there ,iro parties who consider a first mortgage upoa such a property oi th a ths veiy best tccarliy la tbe world, aad who sell tboir Oorornmonu to reiuveit In these bt-nds—thus saenrieg a greater int. test. 9th. As tbe Union Pacific Railrsad bonds ar*

offered for ihi present at 90 cents on tlie dollar and accrued interest, the. are the cheapest in tb* market, bolt more tban 16 per csot. less than U. i. Stock#. 10 h. ths current rate ef promlum on gold, a

Over Nine far C^nt. Interest.

The daily eubscripiisa* uro ui.eudy iarg^, anl hi will con'lnoa to b« recoiv^u in liew lo.k iy the

OJ tinental Kational Bank, No. T, Kasaan St., Cl-uk, Drdgo ACo., Biuk^rs, 51 Wall dt., John J. isco A 8on, .nkurs, No. 33 Wall St., nd by BANES AMD BAMKEU- generally hruugbciit tho Cuited states, whum maps and esjnptlvo pimpaleis miy bi obt&inad. They v. ill uUo bs dent by tail' from tb Company'*

No.

priv ,t pructico 18-i5. Th

wtro introduced to the pu'-!ic in 18 3, Hint wliicb timj tn-ir rt-pu ation has vXtcnduJ, tintil the.. Irtc a sale in ixciescf al other aihar io

iO Sasi-i'l

or.d

rurli" lug Mojci en. Tbtr isbiudlya family oiocg tue civi.izod ui iou» who bavo uot personI ovt'!er

E A E S

N O O W N

OP THE SEASON!

You can Buy our Goods for what they Co. Us!

Yard Wide Brown Muslin Ten Conts and up 3LKACQE0 Eight C«nta and up

EXCELLENT DRES8 GOODS, For Suite aud Travelling Ooids. pe'fecMy suitaila nutil October, will ba told at l£xact Cost.

Organdy and Jaconet Lawns, AT C03T. Tlia Lawn we sell at tO cunts 1s a BARGAIN,'

4-4 French Percales,

For 25 (Twenty Five) cts. Cheapor than Calicoes.

All oar Light Snmm*r Goods, All oar Medium Dress Goods,

At prices tha' n~i-st rail tliem. W* mus' sell tUota and bavo Cad prices that will sell them.

EXCELLENT BalmoralsI

AT EXACT COST

All our Large Stock of

Handsome SHAWLS, I do or this ar,d timing months, at t-xact cost.

Silk Parasols, Lined or Uulitie'l, B- or i'lnin, in ail Colors, will b» sold at tsict Cost.

Ladies i^Gauze Tests, 1'rlt.o Sli'C, vLicu i« Cost.

Gents Drilling Drawers,

PACIFIC

BAlLBOikBj CO.

"Are tbe, a profit.*,

Streaf ji •.« Tork, on aipll«

c.. i.n. Sui)i:r.bo:s will Siloct tu.ir own Agonta iu #hom tb«y ba«e confidence, who alou will b*

re^jOn^lble to tbvm for the saio dull very of tba bends.

JOHN J. CISCO,

Treiisixrer,

ni%v30dw^in«tnp col ns NEW YORK,

(good) for 85 cents I

Gents Muslin Drawers,

for OU ceBts

(Just the price of two and a hair ynrdt oi' SItulln).

We are selling

fejliirting

kicking-

At a very Low Trice.

Wo will sell all Colors in

BABEtiKS ANI) CBEPE MABKTZ,

AT EXACT COST

Our Customers

Will find, (n examir ation, that all tbo ubuvo tn»'ntine(J G'»ois will be Sold as represented.

O A N S E SEJtlNU WILL BE BELIEVING-"

EDSALL & CO.,

C.rn:r Fourth aud Slain Streets, Terre Hauto, Indiana.

TO AOJENT8. .»•

E*pert«noei

»t*

I* v-.tt,

or t«o

ct.it'p-' &. C»f '3. J. KtlN£ A jO.,

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