Daily Wabash Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 1 September 1885 — Page 3

riWDER

Absolutely Pure.

^Nils powder never varies. A marve.. oi purity, rengtu and wtio'efcomei!essMore economical than the o^'h^ry kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low test, short )ght alum nhnsohate wders.

Snht only in cans

°rP BOYA1 Bfl^JCING POWDEH CO., 106 Wall street, JSew Xorn.

Ai-hE^g-fuRTrL CURED! NO riven In ever

££"-Er'3?«%Er

_®SES5lh

JWAHTACEHTSTOS^U THB

•tr-S MISSOURI St-

5TEAWI

,/asher

s«sis,ss"|fp|i

Batialoctory. A thonBatirt pef cent.S^^'n',2ie fchfl world, and pays curable a«entflBIG triDirfa merit makes it & pIt©nominftl

buccgbh

®T6ry*

Frightful Case

D? si Colored Mail.

PMiitractc-d & fearful ease of blood •nnison in li?83- I w»s treated by some of thtt best physicians iu Atlanta. They used tlie oil remedies of Mercury and Potash, which brought on rheumatism and palret-my

dl?fs\l^S^'i?'ofpaiQ

Atlanta,Ga., April 18,1885,

in me was swollen ana#uii or pain. I waViu a horrible condition. Wfieri I *iad been sciyen up to die, my physicians, who hf^8«e« the working ol the medicine in other oases, thought it. would be a splendid time to test the virtues of Swift, Bnee,10c. When I .commenced taking 8. the bbvsician said could not fly® two weXSthe ordinary treatment. He commenced to give me the medicli3^ the strictly according to &lro"Monsf took i® continued for esromUy mot the river this neighnrs't?Occasionally would have jborhood at present. No deaths except a a' bsujJ-.wt

from'imprudence.

.Soon tbe Jtw0 year

rheumatism loft we,suy ap«e.Ute became

gaged in the oil warehouse of Ch^ss-Carley

B. S. S. wa8i«ndertf en by a

ntivnipiiin after several others iiau ue nlared fcis case to be hopelessly Incurable. 'nothing but'a'O. itd has been S «o?v5 «T'» new dollar for several montl HIS cure almojt miracuJoua.MaBa~: 'B. CROSBY, Manager, hess-i .,! ley Co., Atlanta Division.

Atla]'is. 0i., April IS, 18S5.

Caution!

can steal from the article imitated. For saie by aH^drugglsts. litaases 2'reatlse on Blood and Skin Disases matld free

This Sw« Janta, (hi.

GSATEFUI-COMFOBTIN 0.

EPPS'S GOG^A.

bebakfast.

••By a thorougc knowieigeof thenatn^

3'i'icaUoT)

selected Coc™

•pnnui-'li rfiaiHt. OTery tendency

Cn0Ug

Hui,dred8 of anbtle

selves wel •a properly vice Gsiette. Jfrg? »o^yV"n'uaif*po5nd tins by Grocers, labeied vhns

r..v»r!otV

Steam "Fitter, Copper-eraltli, plviratoor",

And Wholesale-Dealer in

1* r.rt IP Vf. 9^ St.. fxrrtt HMt*

CURE

_: ^fiP

,fe. y' 4te ^4 -V®,

TRAGEDY RECALLED.

death of Judge Mallory at Lafayette.

A Fire at Annapolis—Hewn and Ooarip From Montezuma, Marshall, Eookville and Bound About Generally. v& -m

AN OLD CRIME RECALLED.

The Killing of tevi Addler at Covington, Fountain County, by Judge Mallory. Lafayette Special.

Wm. a Mallory, of Danville, 111., died here last night. He was on his way home from Logansport, and being taken ill on the train, stopped off here, where he died. Judge Mallory was about 75 years old, and in his early days was one of tb» leading members of the bar of Tippecanoe, Fountain and Warren counties. The death of Mr. Mallory recalls a sad tragedy, occurring about 1856. He was an attorney at Covington, Fountain county. The Addler Brothers, clothing merchants, failed. Among their creditors. was an eastern firm, and the latter employed Mallory as attorney, to collect, if possible, their due. He pressed his suits with such vigor as to incur the hatred and animosity of Levi Addler, who thought Mallorv's zeal partook somewhat of persecution. Bitter words passed between them, Addler malting repeated threats against Mallory life. They met, one afternoon, on the stairway leading up to the room used for court purposes. Addler was going up and Mallory coming down. The former made a threat to kill him and started toward Mallory. He stepped back, drew a pen knife, and with one thrust severed Addler's jugular vein. The wounded man went but a few steps and fell dead.

Mallory-surrendered himself and claimed protection of the sheriff, as the Addlers were prominent and influential. He was tried, and though prosecuted by Hon. I). W. Voorhees, he was acquitted on the plea of self-defense. Addler's body was brought to Lafayette for burial, and the tragedy had long since been forgotten, to be recalled by the sudden death of Judge Mallory.-

MONTEZUMA.

id boy of John Bohr buried

on 8terday

torrsa»a were toe most'frightful he had especially well known at Eockville, one evc-«e*began to heal, and by the firstour

Philip Bipus more

mo8t

of October, ^before! rented the brick hotel building herrf on LTwSS 1S25eSot. failed to re- Jefferson street and opened it out for the porter duty since that

belng

en-

ked concerning has saved me

OLENDON

popular young men lias

entertatnme

nt of the public. If pleasant

tri(jt attention

Company. "Sv man I willwin Phil is sure of success A man named John Deal almost dead was found lying in the gravel pit east of town on last Saturday, and as soon as possiole was brought to town and aid given. He proved by his papers, being unable to

iuesomeof tho hardest work any man «ver did, atid atn ready to answer any question that may be this case. Swift Sped from an early erav\EM

to business.

speak, to be an educated men out of em

S,^nS and0 a^ vso eft I ui reat- [Car Co. He ta very ill and. will hardly

paring to remove

t5 none.

I to spare him. O. K. Johnson, of Hills-

slssss

dale, will, in a few days, remove with his TT

should wot confuse our family.to reside in Kansas. Another re

SPKcrric^Drawer-a, At-1 Benjamin Davis, now in h» 85A year.u,

A nn hAi ni. I

publican, and a good one, to help swell Kansas' majority on that side.— Amongst our people who are visiting abroad are Mrs. R. M. Lourry

at Dona

TWo TTnntP Miss Mat-

visit to relatives in Vermillion county Attorneys S. D. Puett and D. H. Maxwell were here on business of 1 profession last Monday.——Congressman Johnston grasped many a friendly hand here oa Monday last. He looks well,

oA^neto^properttes ofwell- Attorney Sawyers, of Newport, was one

Mr.BppBh^ provided oui L{

our

mtre tflooa and Miss Josie Butler, of Indianopohs, to her

I Sears, of Newport, was here railroad business Mrs. Marj^

JAMES EPFS &' CO Irocken/ofItockville/here on luisiness. -George A. Sites has sold out his store and will locate at Fowler, in Benton county. James Hill, of

FRANK PROX,

THE

Alan

Fire at Annapolis—An Educated Found Dying in a Gravel Pit. Special to the Express.

Montezcma, Ind., August 31.—The Rev. Father Coffee, the priest lately stationed here, is winning golden opinions from the people here for his courteous and affable manner, his close attention to his duty and an earnest apparent desire to do all- the good he can. An incendiary fire was started last Saturday night about midnight in the store of Edwin Sayles, at Annapolis, ten miles northeast of here. The neighbors by hard work saved the building in a damaged condition, but the stock was destroyed. place was insured, the policy lacking but two (feys of exniring. There is no. positive clue to the perpetrators, but from the appearance of a lot of provisions having been hauled away it is thought may traced up.-—There considerable sickness more

ana

Marshall.

I Special to the Express.

3 1

J. P. English, of Neving, is visiting mother, J. Husted. Her three] children -i.h her.——Miss Lillie Warriner, oi -Mattoon, is spending a few I I davs with her sister, Mrs. John Black. I |r=u-Mrs. Eelly Smitii is the guest of Mrs.

John M. Archer, her sister-in-law, Miss Tillie Straus is visiting friends here, School commences to morrow.

tain young husband is very

day,

All Bilious Complaints.

rhKe^K6P^T":Ta^e

POBKLT JKGEW

p'ren^l'^

Jrom

fcox.

best drugs.

j/' ri*Aftie ironi iu" w-ij*

111

Al«K»«^sls.SFrwenty-llve centsaJtion

Martinsville, was in the city yesterday. The "Runt" manages to get on to ail

I the little breiajr episodra, for "the edifioa-

EXPRiSBS,

don't it, Gawge?-—Lafe Neal, of Danville, came down Friday morning, to spend a few days with his family here.— John J. Arney has returned to Chiago.

A iarge number of people from -here attended the band tournament, at Terre Haute, yesterday.

Bockvllle Ripples.

Special to the Express. Eockville, Ind., August 31.--Harry Lee and Dennis Tuttle struck out for Terre Haute, this afternoon, to attend the band tournament They will ^return Tuesday. Dr. S. L. Good, ofTerre Haute, is visiting in Bockviile.—— J.W0 courts blow in Monday—circuit and commissioners'. The docket of the former is Unusually large, there havuig been over seventy-five new cases filed. There are twenty-fo&fravel road cases, brought by the taW™of the Daniel Heath .grave^ road aga: the county commissioners.

White's band are home frona Terre Haute. They report a splendid time.-—-Remember that this 6vewng (Tuesday) the Allen-Fischer musical add dramatic entertainment will be given at the Opera house. The Misses Allenand Fischer have reputation second to none. Following are the names of the jurors as drawn by the clerk. Grand jury: A. a. Collings, Adams township John Limpsailer, Washington Andrew Cook, Wabash Reuben Cox, Florida Thomas

Ott, idams msh-

mgton MarshalT Ratchff, SugarXrMk,

George E. Marks, Liberty ^Daniel Wright,

Reserve W. S. Burks, Reserve Jackson

Allen. Reserve Ira B. Brown, Florida Daniel Bell, Raccoon John D. Burks, Howard Marcus A. Dooley, Greene.—— The Rev. L. S. Buckles has gone to Valpariso to attend the annual conference of tlje Methodist church. Its quite probable Mr. Buckles will not return to Rockville another year.—Captain Clint Murphy end the. Hon. John H. Beadle, of the Tribune, have gone to Columbus, Ohio, where they will

/, tlOilllayii* pent wx AVW

Marshall, $150. William K, Johnson et ux. to S. F. and A. A. Robins, 60 acres, Sugar Creek township, $500.

ROUNDABOUT.

Items of News from Western Indiana and Eastern Illinois. The ipacity of the Atlas mills at Vineennesis to be doubled.

Will A. Dora, a prominent young man of Mattoon, was killed by falling from the cars,

A new militia company, with fifty A members, has beeh organized at Brazil, and will be mustered into the state iservice warm,

by Adjutant Generai Koontz^JfteJGrant

The eleventh annual

ment- a

hall, Evansville, September 8th, 9th and I

10th. Dr. F: W. Beard, of this city, is

McClendon has be:n ^yfeorHVme ploy ment and trying to make his way to vears6andeFknaow tbe°^ove statements I friends at Indianapolis. He .had g^t"in the rear of Moore & Harris's l^to Colorado or New Mexico for pure air fobe'true. Att.be he «iWng If recommendation from

th®Pul^° dr

He is very ill anu win uatuij

recover. He had previously told parties the city. For a tijne it looked

at Hillsdale that he had been in

the entire gquare waa

poor health for over a year. I bv the efforts of the firemen the fire wis fails to give relief in all eases of Coughs, James A. Allen, of this township, is pre-

California. He naa

estimat€(

been an excellent citizen, and as county $40,000, upon which there is to Consumption. Price, 50 cents an' I a S S

^eber- and their method. of P^duje ex

tie Wooster, at Dona William Lineber-1 several ladies who have been prospecting. Uncle i, AKtoJninrr np. ggf tO KftUSJlB) 1

Lases,

she quite often r^)els. Saturday, she I ^Ji^uantity of salt, soda or powdered went over to the house of a neighbor and j-me ^gain, should there chanoe to be go: went over made quite a long stay, band, coming home, ing her gone, locked

findthe

and

d»r, took the key in his pocket, and went back up town. The wift1. «jming home and

finding

herself locked ou^

went up town in a jiffy, and «^nbrou§Lt the young man to terms Ty threatening to batter down the door with a® axe, if the key was not forthcoming. The quarrel was patched up after supper, and when voune wife's mother-in-law came over and attempted to still further smooth ?natters, she was poUtely requ^ted to leave. There is a temporarv truce patched up now- Levi "Hawkins, ot

Express readera, anyhow,

It has been decided to build an underground metropolitan railway in Paris.

Children Teething.

The mother fiuds a faithful friend in MRS. WINfiLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP. 25 cents a bottle.

SThe ostrich farm at San Diego, CaL, i» steadily increasing in population.

Nervous Debilitated Men,

Yon are allowed a free trial of thirty dayB of the use of Dr. Dye's Celebrated Voltaic Belt with Electric Suspensor Appliances, for the speedy relief-and permanent cure of Nervous Debility, loss of Vitality and Manhood, and nil kindred troubles, Also, for many other diseases. Complete-res toration jto health, vigor and manhood guaranteed. No risk is incurred. UIub"trated pamphlet, with full information, term, eta, mailed free by addressing Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich.

•A Frenchman has made his suicitfe remarkable by dropping from the tower of Notre Dame.

Hay Fever.

I Have suffered greatly from periodical returns of Hay Fever. At the suggestion of Covert &Cheever,pruggists, I obtained Ely's Cream Balm and use it

Oay/Jackson John' Guilliams, Greene, '"a"^vere"atteck. I can cheerfully Petit jury: L. W. Teague, Afams^Isaac auring

immediate

obtained by

recommen

zmAJ

Cure for Piles.

Piles are frequsntly preceded by a sense of weight ia trie back, loins and lower -art of the abdomen, causing the patient

Jack Cavanagh stabbed W. P. Barkley, to suppose he has some aflection of the abrakemanon the I. & St. L. road at kidneys or neighbanng organs. At times, Mattoon Saturday night. The wounds symptoms of ndigestion are present, as are not necessarily fatal. flatulency, uneasiness of toe stomach, etc.

gkulls

store, at Vincennes, and partially

anj

Worse than Sneak- Thieves. j. The largest street railroad company in A band of confidence eperators has been London have refused to

let loose in tUis vicinity to prey upon and

annoy our housekeepers. The band is composed of women, although employed

victimized, is as follows: Obtaining acintroduce the I

S7g «U.TvS ta kS«ky, .na f= I« in"Sg fc I

itMCS SKSl&S ?!St ffSClK I

home here on Saturday, afteraiiextended

a telegram lately received, is dangerous BUbject oi Being shown 00?

volunteer to

«test»it

ties. Their "test""consists in placing the can on a hot stove or over a l?,mp or gas jet, or in mixing the baking powder with water both hot and cold. If the baking powder is good for anything the heat will, of course, expel the gas, which, being am-

happiest visitors on Sunday. For moniac The'daimis then made

iy^ tram uis^'uitvuvi 1 fted

Hur.areus u. -----, Pan-handle at Richmond,Ind., and^John Z7d Vaiuefessrihey (back your health and spirit, ^ttng around ns ready to attock wher- Fo]ey

Indianapolis, who are visiting

ever tliereis a w^fe ^niot. ^pm/onr- their brother, D. E. Foley, of this place, jf

clerk there for him. ran and family have taken their departure for Vincennes.. A large number of their friends accompanied them to xiiusdale.

carbonic, is apparent to the

mix the baking pow

£r/ate

der given

pure

it effervesces

hakinB^wder

they peddle

foams up slowly.

evidence of superiority,

wheareas it is the exhibition of a trick only, as this effect is caused by the presence of flower in the baking powder they are peddling. Of course the object of these fraudulent tricks-is to destroy confidence in all other kinds of baking powder, and to sell the particular brand for which the wom5n are traveling.

Were this the whole of the operation, housekeepers would not often be deceived. Every intelligent person knows that baking powder is not made to be used in thife Way, but in cooking where its action is

Sundays 0

entirely different from that produced by olosed .J^c nnder Saturday August, clo^d.at i-pot

.-^ W8

etrov tne Dating ^^70 1 ^on, or by heatfng it to drive off its leavening I but opened easy

and so weaken it that when used it I

instead of having s^oiled her baking

otuwi average "tramp" will in this way destroy mt'.rh wkiv—upeneu --rij There was quite a lively little racket in to seventy-five pounds of bak-1 declined 7K@10o, addition^ ralb^

the north end, Saturday jUg p0Wder a day. 10c, closed steady cash, A second method o* spoiling for use the tonber closed at W 7J

c"'

£F.

Ayer's

and directed by an agent of the other-sex, potas8ium

aireciea

Sarsaparilla contains Iodide of

ascertain itoquali-

gteady

will' fail to work. At the Ofcxt baking I closed, 483£c September there is heavy food, of. course, and .the October, November, "lramn" nrobably gets the credit of hav- OATSk-Q»iet and duU cash, 24^°! Augnrt ing told tCC^beeper a valuablefact, clc^d at 24^c September, ^c (Wer,

"T-

its use. I heart

it to tho

ily recommend it to those suffering from this or kindred complaints.—(-Kev.) H. A S it in to W is

From 50,000 to 80,000 head of cattle are slaughtered monthly in the province I of Rio Grande, Brazil.

James Beecher, M. D., of Sigoumey, Iowa, sayS: "For several years I have been using a Cough Balsam called DR. WM. HALL'S BALSAM FOR- THE LUNGS, and in almost every

iar brigade, Fourteenth corps, army of I success. I have used and presenbed hun the Cumberland. Captain Murphy was a

dreds of

member of this brigade three years and went through the terrible battles of Chickamauga and Stone River Ike Lowry, Hospital No. 7, who has been wrestling with a bilious attack for several weeks, is able to be up. He improves slowly. Real estate transcript: Alfred Hobson to John T. McCullough, lot 41, Hobson's addition, Mar-. ow it vonr.eif shall $50. Charles A. Flischhauer et Try It Yonrseii. ux 'to Henry Myers, 40 acres, Sugar The proof of the pudding is oot Creek township, $600. John M. Sparks chewing the string, but in having an opet ux. to Robert C. Johnson, part of lot 2,1 portunity to trv the article yourself.

littles since the days of my army

practice (1863), when I was surgeon of Louisville, Ky.» 5"

Thousands of glasses of .pure spring water are sold at one cent a glass on the street corners of Boston.

port unity to try the article yourse. Cook & Bell, the druggists, have a free trial bottle of Dr Bosaako's Cough and Lung Syrup for eich and every one who is afiiicted with Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Consumption or any Lung affection.

Music boxes are chiefly made in Swit Izerland. Some of them cost as high as 5,000, and are as large as a piano.

Iron, with the best vege-

fotassium ana iron,

table blood

purifiers.

The British mint, which has been oper verage profit of about $115,, since 1S71, is said to have a year

Bs»y to See Through

How can a watch-—no matter how costly—be expected to go when the mainspring won*f operate? How can anyone be well when his stomach, liver or kid' neys are out of order? Of course you say, "He cannot." Yet thousands of people drag along miserably in that condi

Thomas Stevens, who traversed Amer ica on a bicycle tour round the world and has now crossed Europe, writes back that good country roads are the excep tion in this country, but common in thi parts of the old world through which he has passed.

THE MARKETS

CHICAGO REVIEW.

CHICAGO, Angnst 81,1885.

FLOUR—Quiet and dnchanged. WHEAT—Opened easy, fluctuated and

bv mixture with water alone. 179Vc September, 79%c October, 81%c(

under Saturday

124BYE—Steady

^ci

wan actually the ca will in this way destroy

powder, as was actually the case. The

TJSRKE HAUTE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBEB1, 1885.

con-

Iter getting

is a very common attendant.

itcUn iles yield at

ljcation of

Guards is the name adopted by the com- Remedy, which acts directly upon pany. the mtent^ of ^^laUnt ^pS^ ^ted, absorbuig the tumors, general to assign it to the Second reg

Bosanko's

iiaying the intense itching, and affecting

permanent cure. Price, 50 cents. Ad-

Vincennes Sun: The eleventh annual I tpjje £)r_ jjoganko Medicine Gfc, meeting of the Mississippi Valley Medical I piqua Ohio. Sold by Cook & BelL society, (formerly Tri-State, organized at Vincennes in 1874), will be held at Evans I

at a

Maipe summer resort carves

crossbones.

about8

president, and Dr. A. M. Owen, of Evans-1 fjjy0i0U8

one o{ the fine

st business

on the trees there-

but in other respects is normally

ville, secrelkry. I *. Fire broke out at 10 o'clock Saturday This Idea of Going West

blithersome.

relieve Consumption, is aU a mistake.

Any

reasonable man would use

BanWs

Cough and Lung Syrup for Con-

in danger, but sumption in all its first stages. It never

der control. The damage cannot I Colds, Bronchitis, Pains in the Chest and

j) jjUt in probably reach

afiections that are considered primr

well and Stalls, I&eiaes aad other styles are sold ahead at the advance in prices,

NEW YORK,

NEW XOBK. N. X., August 81.—] Little more aotive super western and state, $3 15@8 60 common to choice extra, $8 46 1 OS 40. Wheat—Lower, No. 3 Chicago, 86%I al.,aM tin.1 i86Kc No. 1 hard, 92^0 ungraded red, 838 XhtmwKk 89%c No. 3 red, 880 steamer, No. 3

87K@88o No. 2 red* in elevator, Mo. 1 white, 90c. Com—Lower and closing ly jongraded, 61@S3V^o No. 2,61@61J^c elevator, 52@52^c afloat ungraded yellowj 64c. Oats—lower and fairly active wettem, 83@84e white do., 88©43c. -Fur, Bio, firm 9%o.

CINCINNATI'.

Whisky—Scarce ofiered, to arrive, at tl 06. Butter—Steady extra creamery, 22©28c fancy dairy, 15@16. Linseed oil—Inifair demand, 42@48c. Hogs—Firm common and light, $8 85@4 85 packing and butchers', $4 85@4 90 Beceipts, 1,445 head shipments, 191 head. Eggs—In fair demand ll%c. Cheese—Quiet choioe mild Ohio factory, 6K@7C.

TOLEDO.

TOLEDO, O., August 81.—Wheat—Dull and lower No. 2 soft cash and October, 89c asked Ho. 2 red, cash, and September, 85£c. Corn—Dull and easy No. 2, cash, and September, 46c. Oata—Quiet and unchanged No. 2, cash and September, 26c. Clover—Neglected prime medium and September, $5 50,

EARty HOUSE STOCK TABUS,

Light snpply cattle market doll and de? dining. Good choice shipper. 400to450 Fair to medium8-80 to 4 25 Good to choice shippers...... 4 00 to 4 25 Fair to medium 8 20 to 8 25 Common 2 50 to 8 00 Bolls. 2 50 to 2 75 Cows and calves or Springers* 80 00 to 40 00 Veal calves 5 00 to 5 50 Hogs. 8 25 to 8

mn in rn 1 nr ferred

li I 11 HI Hi I

1 I fi llljl

AND ALIA LINE. T. H. A I. Division.

Ar. from East—Pacific Ex *(S) 1.2 am Mall Train .10.12 am Fast JSx »(H) 2.C5 pm

Indianapolis Ac... 6.45 pm

ti've for West—Pacific Ex *(S)

A r- from N W-Mail

re(1"c®^®h^®

,, I of its employes from sixteen a day.orto

i895f^.

No..2 56^0-' $1 17X.

FLAX-SEED—Easier PORK—Opened weak at:10c lower:

November,

25MEATS—Quiet

nobakingpowder in the house the opera-1 shoulders, $8 85@3 90 ishort will produce, of the kind usedbv the Us 80@585 shortcl«r sides, 16 00@6 05. family, a sample that hw been P^posely ^g3^nd creamery, adulterated or "doctored" to make such 11G|^K^7n@i^

adulterated or uuv™.-. an exhibit as they desire nnder the socalled test.

The only way to protect our food from being contaminated by tramps of this kind is to turn all persons who wish or attempt to tamper with it unceremoniously from the .door, and to use those ar

EGGS—Firm at 12,^QI3Xc.

DRY GOODS.

NEW XOBK, N- X., Aogmt 81.—Ag«to have advanced the price

uu» ——, —.- 5-4 and 100 inch sheetings tides, only, which experience has proved I Langdon 76 to 78 and I^ngdooG. B. satMaciory, or the offidal testshave eetab-1 to 9 or 14c. The lisbed pure anii.wholMoara. U3tlSff1SS •8S0, STSS-™S

The Supreme court of Britioh Col.m-1 mm yomiMnt wta bia is the onlv place in America where I

the judges and lawyters wear the wiss ifcd

^.ds a» sold ahead for_sewaaiw8MP.

other

qualities

gowns of English usage. attracting mow attention. Ftanels »re doiag

1.42

Mail Train 10.18 am Fast Ex *(S)..., 2.18 pm

Ar. from West—Day Ex »(H) 2.18.p Fast Ex *. ....v.: 1.42 am CinALouisv, fast 12,40 L've fori East-Day Ex »(H) 2.38

Fast Ex 1.51 am if Mail and Aco 7.15 am S- oinALoaisv,fastl3^6pm

T. H. L. DIVISION.

Ar. from N'th—Mail Train 12.00

Accommodation.. 8.00

L've for N'th—Mall Train 6.00 am Accommodation.. 8.85

EVANSVILLE & TERRE HAUTE. NASHVILLE HUH. Ar. from 8'th—Chi & IndEx *(S).-iq:40p

Nash

O-Ex (S&B) 4.50 a *n

Ev & Ind Ac »(P)... 1:56 -Nashville Ex *(S). C.

T. H.

Lmary id$l.

5.30 am 9.85 2.35

N. Ex*(8&B

L've for 8'th—Nashville Ex C. A

N. Ex*(8!

Ind Ac *(P)

S. E. DIVISION.

Ar- from 8'th—Mail and Ex 10.40 am L've for 8'th—Mail and Ex.

CHICAGO

EASTERN ILLINOIS. DANVILLE LINK.

Ar. from N'th-T. H. Acc'n.„... 10.03 a Ch. A

T. H. Ex...... 3:15

C. 6 Nash Ex *(S)„ 4.15 am

,..,

A V.

Est. (SAB). 9.30

L've for N'th—T. H.

Ch. Ex.— #.10 a tn

Watseka Ac. 2J0 Nash. & C. Ex*(8).JLOO N.

C. Ex. (SAB). 4.56 a

ILLINOIS MIDLAND.

L've for N

Acc'n.... ... 5.05

V/—Malland

Acc'n 6,20 am

R-PF.

LINE ROUTE.

INDIANAPOLIS 4 ST. LOOTS.

Depot Corner Sixth and Tippecanoe Streets. Ar from Eastr-Day Ex. »S). 10.06 am I Limited *t8) 2.00

Mattoon Acc'n... 8.13pm N XA

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LEX *(8) 1.05 am

Ar from West-N Express 1-25 am Indianapolis Ex.. 7.18 am NY Limited «(8).. 1.28

DayExpreBS f(8|.. 3.46 pm

1.80pm 3.47

AYER'S

Ague Cure

EDWIN HARPER."

PREPARED BY

Jr. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Maia, Sold.by all Druggists,

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closed 43^? «^c

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dry salted

ALE OF THE ILLINOIS MIDLAND RAILWAY. Notice 1B hereoy given that by virtue of I a decree of theCirenltConrtof the United I States for the Southern District of mi-1 nolo. In the eaaepf Robert O. Harvey et. ai., againtt the Illinois Midland Hallway I and other causes •»•. entered on the I 3rd day of Jnne, lS85, the undersigned, I special commissioner, will, on l^jeaday, the first day of September, A. 0.1886, be* tween thenours of twelve o'olock.noon, I and five o'clock p. m., at the north door 1

active mixei of ttie United States

SugM—Hnn

quiet? refined, lass active, white extra "C", 5^@5 15-16 powdered, 6}i06%o.. Bio»— Steady and quiet. Tallow—-Finn (Q5 ll-16o. Eggs-^-Firm and fair inquiry. Pork—Dull awl easier men, $10 B0@10 50, for Inspected. Lard—Dull and heary wastem steami (ft 56. Batter—Firm and fair demand weaUra, 9Q 22Kb. Cheese—Firmer, good inquiry. Other artiolea unohanged.

court house and

redemption, the following properties and franchises, to-wit: The railroad and property, rights and fanchises, of the Peoria, Atlanta

oatnr railroad company, whose name has been change to that of the Illinois Mia-

Railway

fii

trust deed ofAt Secor.Uttstee, fndudinglts line oi^rau-------j from Farmdale, to

road,' extending Maroa, 111. Also, the railroad and property, rights nd franchises of the Paris A Ikfeatnr

I and railrdad company, mortgaged by Its trust deed of July 1st, 1S72, to the Unlo

Ion Trust

company of New York, trustee, incl] its line of rallroAd extending from 1 111., to Hervey City, 111., and Its Interest I in the line of railroad extending from Hervey City to the junction with the

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Angnst 81.—FlourQuiet family, 18 90@420 fancy, $4 80@4 60. Wheat-Steady No. 2 red, ^90. Cwm— Weak fend lower No. 9 mixed, 46&@46)£o. Oats—In fair demand and firm No. 3 mixed, 25&@26)*o. Bye—Doll No. 3, 58@59e. Bttrley—Dull extra No. 8 fall, 860. Pock •Firm $9 50. Lard—In fair demand I |6 15. Bulk meats—Firm shoulders, $8 76 I r^ffroad company, mortgaged by Its trust short ribs, $5 80. Bacon—Steady shoulders, I

Illinois Central railroad near Decatur,

UAlso,

the railroad and property, rights

.nd franchises of the Paris ATerreHaute its trust

deeg Gf

$4 35 short rib, $6 45 short clear, $6 75.1 company of New York, trustee, including .j .. m. a. ac 11*.ii«A raUvAod ATtAnninv from Far-

April 1st, 1874, to the Union Trust

its line of railroad extending rington. Ill to Paris, 111. The said three lines of railroad have! been operated as one line, known as the "lllnols Midland Railway company.

The Bald railroads and jproperuesj rights

Haute Railroad company, on the 17th day of September, 1874. At the same time and place will be sold four looomotlves, purchased by the receiver ai Railrc a uired~^y"the" receivers, a schedule of which will be furnished at the time of ^The said three railroads will be offered separately, and the said four ioconrotiv«s at a separate sale, and the other^receivers', property at a separate saje and then the entire rallroaqs and properties will be of-

er appointed in saia cause*, ui wo road Equipment company oi New and also certain other property ao1

kaVi It

en masse

11 r'1'4131 L' I the sama offered

urohase money as the same may be ordto be paid by the court. I Parchasrers owning .receivers'certificates or ortber claims made liens by said lecree, or mortgage bonds, will be credited on their bids with the amounts they would be entitled to receive thereon had the sale been made exclusively for cash, in the manner provided in said decree.

Petersburg, 111.,

Section 4. An emergency existing, this ordinance shall be In force from ana after lis passage and publication.

N ORDINANCE

To amend section 4 of an ordinance entitled "An ordinance to prevent the emotion of wooden buildings within and the removal toi within" certain limits, or the removal from one point.within said 11mpoint within said limits, I for a neimitior the erec-

i™ for Rust—N"Y Express »i8)V. 1.27 a of the above entitled ordinance (adopted L've for h,ast-r^x^xpprB«

NY Limited »(8] Day Express *(S'

lowp, to-.wit: Section 4. Any person violating any ol tbe provisions of this ordinance, shall, upon conviction before the mayor, be fined in any sum not exceeding fifty dollars, and for each day's continuance of any wooden building, privy, shed, woodbouse, or addition to any building—said addition being of wood—erected within, or removed to within said limits, or moved from one locality to another in said limits, upon conviction before the mayor, be fined in any sum ^not less than dollars nor more than

An emergency existing ig effect of this ordinance, the 1 be

IS WARRANTED to cure Fever and ten dollars nor mo™ than fifty dollars. Aeue. Intermittent or Chill Fever, Be- I An emereemy existing for the immedimfttent Fever, Dumb Ague, Bilious Fever Dengue (or "Break-bone" Fever),Liver Complaint, and all diseases arising from Malarial poisons, "Harpers, S. C., July 9,1884 "For eighteen months I mfered with Chffl$ (ind Fever, having Chills every other day After trying various remedies recommended to cure, I used a bottle ofAyer's Ague Cure, and have never since had a chill.

mSBaa.

ELY'S

CKEiHULH

CLBANSE8 THE

Heales the Sores, BESTOK8 THE

Owesro. N. Y.

the hernia Always. night with comtort. Eik1« ftanpi Ci» Used in both Hocpitab.

Station IJ, New York Olty.

s"isss&?<i*ii 'ar5 asu' K. Y.

PPS»W)|JH,.!W

A ie-

1A Af I

aggregate amount of the highest bids for

I the same offered separately, then the en-

_______ tire railroads and properties will be sold All trains arrive and depart from Union bidder for eaoh of, said Depot, Chestnut and. Tenth streets, ex» _allroa(jg shall nay ten thousand dollars, oeptl. A St. L. I and the accepted bidder for said locomo-

Trains marked thus (SI denote feleep-11, thousand dollars, at time of 12 Cars attached daily. Trains marked

Ing Cars attached daily. —-, thus (H) denote Hotel Cars attached. Trains marked thus (B) denote Buflel Oars attached. Trains marked, thus run daily. All other trains run dally Sundays excepted.

and within fourteen days thereafter shall file bond, with surety, conditioned

for the payment of the remainder ot the

Sered

-s

and If the highest bid for

en masse

shall exceed the

Upon confirmation of sale, and fun compliance with the conditions of sale, the purchasers will receive proper conveyances. and also possession of the railoads ana properties bought.

Ja£e^BRANSON,

Special Commissioner.

iZ, f£-

NOBDINANOE."

regulating the auction In the I

Providing for and sale of merchandise by olty of Terre Haute, Ind. .,,

Bis it ordained by the Common Council of the city of Terre Haute. Seotion 1. That it shall be unlawful for any person, partnership company or corporation to. offer tor sale or I to sell at" retail within saidcity any stock of merchandise, or goods of any description unless such per4 son, parenershlp,company or corporation I intend to become tJbna fide residents of said city of Terre Haute, without first having procured llpense as hereinafter 8.15

^'tio^1 2. Every person, partnership, company or corporation -desiring snch license shall pay to the city treasurer the sum of ten dollars (810) for each day he, they or It shall offer to sell or sell such merchandise or goods, and upon presentation of the treasurer's receipt to the city clerk, such clerk shall issue a license for the period named in said receipt upon payment of the usual fee therefor.•«

Section 3, Any person violating the provisions of this ordinrnce shall, on conviction, be fined in any sum not exceeding (8100) one hundred dollars.

Tings witnin the corporate

limits of the city of Terre Haute." Be It ordained by the Common Council of the city of Terre Haute, that section 4 I

.20a May 19,1885,) be amended to read as fol-

In effeot from and after its

ate takin I same shaL passage .and publication,

^N OBD1NANCE

iprevenilng the erection of any poles I the support of wires within thirty-i feet of any public street lamp in the city of Terre Haute, Indiana.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Common Council of the city of Terre Haute, that it shall be unlawful to erect and maintain any pole for the support of wires within thirty-five feet of any public street lamp post on the streets* alleys or public groands of the city of Terro Haute.

SSc. 2 Any person violating this ordinance shall be liable to a fine of ten dollars, and fori every twenty-four hours after having reoeived written notice he shall be liable to a fine of twenty-five dollars for railing to have such pole re-

An emergency existing, thlsor-

dinance Bhall be in force and efltect from on and after Its passage and publication. Adopted by the Common Counoll of the city of Terre Haute, Indiana, at a regular meeting thereof, held on the 7th day of ,1885.

July,

HEAD, ALLAYS Inflammation.

J. C. KOLBEM, Mayor.

Attest: Geo. W. Davis, City Clerk.

OTICE OP ATTACHMENT.

George M. whose first

Taste

Smell, Hearing. 4 Quick Relief.

In^ensatd

A Positive Cure.

A particle Unapplied into each Dostrll Is agreeable to use. Price SO. cents by ts. Sand for circular

and are abont to dispose of their goods, ohattels, moneys anQ^tfecw subleot to execution .wltn the tlktent to defraud

tbTheCg£rtnew

nnn To all who are suffering from the A iARB errors and indiscretions of y«Sl^i nervous weakness, early decay, low manhood, Ac.. I will send recipe that will cure you FREE OP '^HABOE. Tntf great remedy was discovered by a ma a S A a addressed envelope to the Rbv.Jos*™ isstsjM,

ho.

err i-a

To Introduce

A BIG OFFER

them, we will

SlF r•s,

Si A

IBtHAXXOBirT.

Allen vs. Fritz A O'Neal, names are unknown to

)lalntiff'B agent. Before 8. C. Lockman, J. of Harmson township, Vigo county,

plaintiffs agent, L. H. Brews

ter, makes oath that the claim In this action is for advertising and lob printing famished defendiuits at their special invitation and request, and the aald Dlaintiffs agent, L. H. Brewster, also makes oath thai said claim Is just^Mid that he ought, as he believes, to recover thereon twenty-three dollars ahd sixty cents. He also makes oath that said defendants have left the state of Indiana Sid are abont ohattels, monej

nremnoe

BiSmnl

111 be heard and determined

by me on the 10th day of August, 181ft, at

swornto'bSore me, by L. H. Brewster, u,i. i..i aw oi j.

STAB LAUNDRY,

main btbeex.

%Mrt,G^lars,€Bfls Jb Lae« GortaiBB,

DOBS UP EQUAL TO *1W.

maA WtmOf WMMIH*

Manufacturers of Boilers Smoke Stacks Tanks, Etc. gbop ob lint 8t.. Between Walaat aaA Foplsr

TKBBX HAtTT*, IND.

Repairing promptly attended to. "W

MEW ONLY.

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A RADICAL CUBS FOR SEBVOC8

la-iifi .)-3BU^

JOB OFFICE

-AND1

BUI ME MMH1Y AND BUM

Is prepared at all times to turn oaU

FirstClass Work on Short Notice. I

"bONT FORGET THAT WE BIND

SHEET MUSIC,

MAGAZINES,

3RE3BIN"3D OLD

•WE RUL£ PAPER TN AMY

WE MANUFACTURE BLANK BOOKS.

We Number, Page, Index and Perforate all Work Desired,

Decatur Railroad company, said Paris A Decatur Railroad company, and said Paris & Terre Haute Railroad company, so to be sold, will include all railroads, road bed, mall and side tracks, right of way, lands, machine shops, depots and other structures, and all locomotives and I oars of every kind, and all other proper-1 ty, both real and personal, of every kind whatever, of said companies respectively whether owned art the dates of their said trust deeds respectively, or since ac100KATTHIS!» quired except tnat in the sale of the railroad and property of the Peoria, Atlanta & Decatur Railroad company there shall not be inoluded the railroads and properties, rights and franchises purohased, by th.atcoji.pany of the Paris A Decatur Railroad company, or the Paris A Terre

We print your name in gilt letters op such books as you may wish to have tho ornamented. We do all kinds of work usually done in a first-class binderyGather up your old books, magazines and journals without delay and send then in to the EXPRESS BOOK BIT

A $2.00 BOOK™" 25GENTI

•L». The WEEKLY EXPRESS for t»ne year and this ELEGANT ONLY $1.50. This makes the cost of the book only 25 cents.

Owing to the large size of the book and the low price at which it W ol« fersd, parties desiring it will please call at the office or remit 18 cents ditienal for postage.

SCHOOL FOR Y0UN8 LADIES

WasHinston Heiglits, Illinois. This Inntitatc, situate about eleven miles from Chicago, conducted DV tbe SUtora Dme, affortr every fiicility tor uojairins practical and'solid educauou. Tenna moderate. MOTHKB SUPKKIO A.

PhffinixFowMryi Machine Works

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ffiTABLZSHSD, 1865. INCDBPOKATKD, 187».

Manoisetozen end Dealsie In Brerythlng Beletlng

Machinery Power, Cast and Wrought Iron Work(

WILLIAM CLIFF. J. H. CLIFF. 0. N. CLIFF

Terre HauteBoiler Worht CLIFF & CO., Proprietors.

PROMPTLY ATTOTDSD TO

Z13 to 235 North Ninth St., Near Union Depot, Terre Haute, Ind.

«3i aom

tkm« Jl trcriritl. Ctee&itf

TritlfteB*

meat^nAmT^Jkaa SUBE KIMIWT Out tua CUKED thouuiu, doe* not talnlkravtth tttca* tion to trainee®, or csqm or faeqavrataMe in oa

DEBXLOnr,

(McVeaben

PHXSIOAZ* 1IEOAT* inY%t,»V2^d' TrSWD^OR 8EVEM JfEAR8«VUliSIMMAI« rHousAwoQAata.

ftilaod r«pidJyK«iptf bota

CONSUMPTION,.

hava noflitlTS roto^dv for tb4 ibow dintw fty W

«en4»^0 BOWIES #BBB,

tSSSL'm VAI.UABl.»TRXATia*

alrautireMandPoarl(onthladlMUt

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W any A SLO(fuK, in St., Haw Tork.

RAINBOW RUPTURE

lorgatiOau 8ttd

fw cfcroalw j—-

Itocdalsfrom grateful ifllteni cnwd taFthi»« ^aiioe. AddiS® CentrBl Medical and AorpMl S»titnt6 9UO Locurt BUSta.Xpnte, Mg.

andmadioaloatfea. OonBoltation fr®« and I nted.

Baby Wagons

AT-

ANDREW R0ESCH,

saw jpomo,

rL0CK

& GUNSMITHING,|

SOAiiE REPAIRING, Etc.

Quad Street, Sorth of Kain.

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lift.

LAW JOURNALS,

AND

STYLE.

r-i-xi'r st**,

Livea ol BLAINE and LOGAN, beaut^oJIv

bound and profusely illustrated

Lives of, all the I'r front: Washington down

078 F-A-O-HlS.

Mld

900K

POSTOFFIGE DIRECTORY.

OfiBce, No. 20 South Sixth Street. A

OFFICE HOVBS.

General Delivery from 7:80 a. m. nntl 7:00 p.m. Lobby and Stamp Department, from 7UJ0 a, m. until 8:00 p. m.

Money Order and Registry Offloe, a. m. until 5:00 p. m. ., On Sunday the offloe is open from ifcOO a. *''i m. until 10 a. m. No money order or register business transacted on Sunday.

HA1L8 CLOSE,

EEAST—Indianapolis and through east— 12 night, 12 noon, 1:40 p. m. and 3:30 p.m.

T. H. & I. Railrdad, way station,'.., 8:00 a. m. and 1:40 p. m. ., I. A St. L. R. R., way station, li night and &30 p. m. Toledo, Wabash dc Western, east" of Dan-Vllle. III., 11:80 p.m.

WEST —St. Louis and through west, night, 9:40 a. m. and-1:40 p. m. js Vandalla K. B., way staUon, 9:40a. m. and 1.40p. m.

I. A St. L. R. a way staUon, 8:40

iianols Muliivea, my atauon, 8KWa. m, TToledo. Wabash (t^Western, west of Danville, ill., In:l51p.""

Charleston, 111., (through 12 nlgt.t, -S''%! Mattoon, 111., (through pouch), 12 a® v»- Parfs^Ul., (through ponoh) 13% night Ji BOTH Obloago, 111., 8:40 a. m., Kklfi p. m,

Chicago A Eastern Illinois, R. R.«»j, way stations, 8:30 a. m. Danville, BL, (through pondh), i0:l6 p. m. «fe T. H. A Leganjport

K- K-

way

stations, 5^0 ft. m. ?&«! RockvlUe, Ind., (through pouch), 3:00 p.m. Northern Indiana, Northern

Ohio and Michigan 12 night ana

1:40p.m. _r

BOTH—Evansville and stations onT.il. A E. R. R., 12 night aad 1» p. m. Worthlngton aaa stations on T.

H. AsTe. R. R.,2d0 p. to. HACK LINKS.

Prairieton, Prairie Creek. Graysvllle and Fairbanks—Tuesday, Thursday and.. Saturday, 7^)0 a. m.

V' r' OIT* DELIVER*. The Carriers leave the Office for dejlvery ..... and oollectlon, over the entire city, a. m. and 3:80 p. m. Over the bnslneeo portion of the City: 6:46 a. m., Ua. m., 2:00 p. m., 8^0 p. m. and

lliemali oolleoted from Street letter Boxes on Main street, *ron* A? Twelfth streets, north on Fourth to Cherry, south on Fonrth to Walnut and south on First to Poplar, and on Ohio between Flrstand Sixth, every week day hetwera 8and8a.m.. between 9 and tween 12 anu I

~o.

R£b'If.

Rinmle, «Afe, nliibl* nud a perfect not a Trues. Worn Day and

m. and between 7 JO ana

8dD p. m. Aif other boxes are collected twice a day. between the hours of 7 «J and lOaTm., anA between 8-JO and 8«0 p. m.

On Sunday ^he Post Office Is open from to 10 o'clock a. m., and persons desiring their mall can call at the window deslgnated by the number of their carrier.

Sunday collections oyer the entire elty are made between 4 ao and 800 p. m.,

again in the business part of the dty tween 7:80 andS o'oloo*, p. m. JOHN F. REGAN,

W. H.

3» South PUtk Streets

iraredsemed Fledges for 8e«