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DAILY NEWS

TUESDAY. MAY 4. 1890.

Political

FOB COM ft KM*.

Til H. NlXftOX. ui Yiii*: «Vub

t'-r ti-rifJ.

i» rjtl)

•l.'J fur Representative in l"«»&gre«# fr ?!.- Kiifhth District, Indiana, mbjrft to the cirri-ion of !!n UepabHc&n nominating inventi'»n. bt' »i Terre Haute. Jsm* -5.

FOB *HK«n'R

JoHK DcaI.. «f

llArri»-i. Tm n«hif.

i# candi

date far Hfoeriff «f Vi^J «'»ufity. »utj«*ci to the «K*'.f the I .»uxi*r l»v-m'K-raU- Convention. Abkaiia* Mhjki.k, "!t«'r reek to-«Mi*hip. will a arididan- the lit-publican Coiiut? :,v,rn!U-r,

.1 Hrrri* 11 candidate f»r tn-rifl nf I elfij'-cl the deel-iufi 'it tin*

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OI NT* TUKAM UEH.

ait .1 'iiiv I, wl!) t»«- ,i

Tin-

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.if 'fr i-.i'ii r.-f ..f •ntij.-i !-. Ui- 'I.

«,vi(i .if the Democratic uotniiutiioii '.ii-. iiSi'»n

It KKNK'IT, --f Pimm*.., v,i!i t» :i asmSs rl »!.• i',r Hi.- oifi. of Tri-»«ur r. l"

jh*- "t iMrnnH .**!n«ffiiitvkl n'f uh '*n

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jit!!ior*»,.'d

to iillliolllK

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it re »mbofi/id to aniioillii-'- tini!

i^O (Utility

J)etnoertitie

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P«.v*r.uvslll iHididiili- b.-fon- tin- iN-pnbiirjii oir.iiitioii for tb' noni

nut

inn for IrrU of

I. A lli'itvm l» a randldnif for ri.-rk of !tiI .liirt*. Hlbji--ct to In- di-r i-ioli of '-If It.-pil bl icftli

noiiiiiintiii^ oii\rut ion.

.lolls IIor«t: rtillb.-a ruiididat.- for tin- ofTli tof Coiiutv l. rk, .lib).-. to thr dl-f-'iilttn of thr J).-iiio.'ri»t l: Nominat 11/

nt ion

1ciin»raiMlnm

of Comlncr Conventions.

Kuf tin- lii'tjclil of our muny rentiers we Mttlijoin lielnw it llsl of I In- roinini? eon vi tiiiiMis ami 1 mninitlei-H

UKPl'Hf.flAN ruSVKN'TltlN4* Natlininl on Tent ii mi Chieiujo, .Intie :itl, 1HM0.

Sluti" Conviitiiiii, ltii$iiiiii»]Miliv, June 17, iHHt) ('mijrreMMiotutl ('ouventirm. Sth Pistriet, Tt-rre riftnle, .1 iitte *j::. |»KM(H It.VTIC O.N VKSTti».N.

Niifiotml ('nnvrnti.ui. Ciin innati. June rj, 1HS0

State ('(invention, Im 1 i»utnj»»li^. June it.

1HHII

('i»njj re*fiinitl ('iiitventiiiii. Htii |)istriel. Crrtwfonlsville. June

41 It, IS80.

He|»tililiean 'ointnitteenian tin- Hili S in re ii in ii is on

II II

To he held May »Uat court hotlse. Democratic delegates to Congressional. Judicial and Ntate etmventions to he *e lected at county etuivention. May \Jt».

Uepuhlican mnsH mretlnKs to he held in the various wart Is and townships on the rJthofJune. to nominate tlolfgntes to the ('ongressioitiil ami County Convention*. Out townships meet at '2. P. M. and the wards at I*.

Uepuhlican County Central Commit tee. H. I. Miller, Chairman J. O.Jones, Secretary.

l''lr«l w»il, Orrhwf f»«c«md wnnt. J. U, Juno* TUtrd wi»rd. S Kru»jf Ftnirth w»rd, II, l«. MUlrr Vlfth Haniorl l» t'tip Hl*th w»nl.«l«hn A, Hi'VU'iliI" H«utri»n ti, A. H. IVffjj S«(t*r t'rorV 11», V\ Hnrri*

Kayfttf ^N, ».» n.O.owrn

Titti* llaulr

Torre Amitf

Tcrro

llnntr

T«?rr» llnnlr

TBrf*1 'lrt«

Houto

T«rr«* Hantf

Mjh'UMHU' New Uoihi'ii

Kwyette (Hfcn tp, Jamo* W Wait* S*nf«rd tutor OrwK tp. W I UiU. r. rr. llaitto Nrvini* tp, W. H, .n»l UlutT I,n*t Ort*it 11». VV tkkrr.,i„ Tt-rrr 11h tc KUrr tu. OirUt {thln^wr Honor rr»«K tp. J«M»hu# M. Ih\!l T. rr^ H»ut.I'rutneliiu tp, Uwrw»w {*, Ouli j'ruirlPtoii

Pr*irl« t'rffktp, J. D. Kf»»«r Pralrio Crr.'k

l.mt.m tp. W. ?f. K»'*tpr jnmruto Pirt« tp. S. S. 8t*rk I iinrtito

I'lTY KVKtTTIVK (t)MMjrrKK.

I'll MKMAN N l»ial sr. ntur.i M»«nu liiimaii

Kir«t W'^rtl Si'iMint W ard Ttiint Ward Fourth Ward Vifth VVsnl Hiith Wurtl

Piinian N. Jtat

..Win. Unmett John Mi-Rf^wr FrM»k Storti?

tllMtTrthm »!.•*. Ulrhiirrtwn A «». bttirihr nttrM tlU|lii) o» ••llrcrwiirr In thr r1t). mid nt rri»««»nablr prirr*

THI: FAIR

Is tiie In»4 plate in Terre Haute !o buy cheap Notion*. Toys. Hosiery. Albums. Slcrvoseope* ami View s. American hro nioi. Satchel". Mirrorx. W^\ and China jVoil*. Hinl Ca^r*. Rise Halls ami H,its. mitl th«^ 1" line ,«f baby arria^s at the lowest priet'S t!» the eitt For tltese. and

miset-llanetMt'* ^,V|lyi- ,v

"i Main struct

ibiei e\ct

THK KAIK.

How Ua» of SilT*rir*rt jut reccivW «t JUchArdiWii Qa*tn«w*r« »»t». 307 Moia

Jimro

buvins vour l?tK)TS AXI

SUOKS call on P»dWk A 4«»T Main stn^et opjwUeOpera Hou^ They constantly kerp on H*nd a fnll line of ftne«l rlitv* £\oM* *ni *1! cheaper than nnvlnxh Ttemewler the 'Htn of

Betcrieb |3oirn

(INK «t OF TIIK WET

la 1m- brook* 'tween lhs laSi* sltcrr ofl«o a pttol

W hi-rr tb« tnraUet* li«-

bidden

In many tebool

V.iu il Cud tbm all buntrr'. anil fearfal they'll

frit

Voa hasten to bid Ibem: "CV»tn*? oat of the wrt."

7 h- nl-.'ht i» ntrtr pwt, and the morninjt

V./ti ari- ^Iim! t» *ai prtttidSy. "Ah,

May

And g» your l*»t on pir:

Vi»ii may talfc nf rak«- of

f., ISepiiMic an nominating dir. ?"f Hi.- u0ii- of County Tr«-a*ur f. nibe« I" t!»«I»r the ir. if,! int.

toe:

Vim *Un«l bjr She hrt«J»*i«k iridcMtwiifOBrllw A ricr l'j itM- flr rou ar»" hof»-fn! to err. Ai jJii-a^aeHv bid ibwtn: ornr Miit of the wci." Voa firi.i on t}n* moaiitahi »id»-lh'ie Icat. X.j marke-l fitted and txtHiinz like meat.

Try this brook for the TRVUI a -n.at!ir«r RAN LURE yet Tu

bid ?h»-r.i' "oh!

of ti»c «rt.

inn «&< »f«* b.-aat' i» UM in tb«- |*n Ahd fried the br«*'ts rr!»j.' tlist «ch £*hi-rntau

tliat

!Uw •wtfct'jr I bid hjtci: urn" "'-it the «rt.'

VI IsI-ii out in tlij-

hori

and

TIUNA*

an nheiti-r and roiufort b*f fouini

\Vb«*n a!l i3f desir

MM-*

jn hijipHH-n

Hi? 1-ji t» *-i»i

\u\

«. w» r- i.u: of thr Wrt."

ih3t

fiuguf ha.'.t and mutt"«i J»wd ivsl.

«-«.«rrr Mrt,

And uytirf* insy ji!«! SS! «ur ii a a a

And i:arr «ruiS«» tbat i» stik. Jij-l ti hsm *h dounafid «in-

him

A *iir of 'T*. idi

ait

a chiBfc

At o!d'fi»»hl««iMl piidditiir «i»1 milk. ).-trt!'i Free

^anl !n-: T«*l! i.'« is

That you would !ik»- In do' *!ir lii»-i-d a i-ijip :nto lit*' br^k Mt-iifalli lf»- oxiili^ »h»d.-. A lid -3id: I 4 Jsk- to »brd Hiy »il

An' fit »ii lhar iiti' id.'

lit

1.1.

N nil 4 nftil dn f' th'- ifiiu':.'1!:oU ior

I I. rk of Vl^' ...iiti!y, to fill-• wi!! of Il„l:.- iiili!ti nn nominating r.u:v• -fitmn.

GeicrUt) iUiOi'cllann.

More Convenience*.

Wt» jLsk every farmer, the half day of rainy or idle time, to Kit down and fceridtmly inquire of himself if there are iiot many conveniences needed about th# hotwe, bant, cril« and Ktable« which he could easily and eheaply construct. Confine thi.s investigation not entirely to conveniences for himm lf, but extend it to all departments—for the wife, daughter*, sons and hired help. Do you wade tit rough mud to the barn in rains and in thaws of the spring? How easilv this could be obviated by gravel or plank walks. Are the members of your family exposed to the same inconvenience in going to the well the smoke-house, the water-closet, the chicken house, or even to the front gate? And yet some people think you are a good hnsbanu and father. How are the steps to go into your cellar? Are they in good order, and are the steps of the "proper height for your over-burdened wife to descend or ascend easily? Is the wood house distant and inconvenient, or have you no such convenience, leaving your family to dig the wood from under the snow in winter, or use it dripping with water in summer/

For feeding and watering the stock, is it as convenient and labor-saving as it could be? The main cribs should be a distance from the barn *aiul stables, bnt for convenience for feeding there should be a place near the horses for a load or two of corn and oats for feeding. There should be easy and safe ladders for ascending mows or stable lofts. Men and loys are seriously injured for life by pulling themselves tip by their arms several times

jhjt

not, tiHiilenee. Terre Haute. Cot'STV I ONVI'.NTIOSH Itepuhlietin CouMy ('on vent ion will lie held at the Cnurl llotHe in I It eU.V at o'eloek. iv vt Julie ItHh.

tlav. There should be

a corner for bedding for horses, and a trap door for dropping it down behind the horses. If this is not the case, the difficulty of obtaining it in bad wedther deprives the horses of this comfort when they need it most. Kvery farm should have a wheelbarrow, which any handy man can make himself. A hand truck is convenient for hauling heavy articles, such as bags of jpiin, moving stoves in the fall and spring, and hundreds of other nurposes. A slight but strong skid for loading and unloading milt barrels, etc., can be made on a wet or leisure day, should bo in

Little Benedict Tagagtn, a child of six yeans, the

"midshipman in an English

children's "Pinafore" company, was taken 111 with acute rheumatism and died. During the delirium consequent on his ill news he continually sang the Pinafore mutic, and the last audible sound that the little fellow uttered was his childish version of For he an Enjrii«hman."*

Then- are two kinds of oranges grown in this country, one is the kind that is good

to eat,

fi»

th'*

p«*l!

^atlier TXU

UD.

and the other is the kind that

is sold on the railroad train*.

A Sunday School teacher asked a little girl who was the first man. She answered that she didn't know. The Question was then put to an Irish girl, who answered, "Adam, sir." with apparent satisfaction. La!" said the first child,u you needn't feel so grand about it—he wasn't uti Irishman!"

Hon. John Bright, the

statesman, at a banquet, spoke of the greatness of the United States in the following flattering manner "Its population now has reached to 50,000,000, which is nearly half or about half more than the whole population of Great Britain and Ireland at this day. I have no doubt there are scores in this room who, before they live to the age I have attained to, will live to see the day when the population of the United States will be more than double what it now is, and that it will pass 100,000,000 of people.

NOTICE OF SALE.

NOTICE

i* Iterebjrgiven thai on the 19th day of May. W. between the hours of 10

Thii. 4th dav of May.

convenient

place, and handy when demanded. A rack should be made in the mtxjt publfc room of the bam for hanging tip forks, scoop shovel, spades, idle halters, etc. And thus, if the farmer will repair to to his barn and spend otherwise idle time in planning conveniences, ho will find that Iu1 has no such time to hang heavily on his hands. And these conveniences will make life pleasanter, the family happier, and home the best place to stay.

Childhood of James Watt. Watt was, from bis b|rth, of an e: tretnelv delicate constitution, unfitted for taking part in the common sports of boys, ami little prepared for those struggles with difficulties which afterwards marked his life. His mother, who was a woman no less remarkable for her intelligence than for her personal graces, taught him to road when scarcely out of his infancy and his father, who was a ship carpenter and dealer in naval stores, at Greenock, added a little writing and arithmetic. In the latter the child nipidly improved, and he was fond of working out his sums with a pencil upon wraps of paper, or more commonly with a piece of chalk upon the floor, sometimes his only amusement when the severe headaches to which he waft subject, compelled his parents to keep him at home.

On one occasion, when he was bending over a stone hearth with the usual piece of chalk, a visitor wild was present remarked to the father: "The bov ought to be sent to a public school, ami not 1x permitted to idle awav bis time at home,*' "I'jook at what my child is doing lefore von blame him,"* returned the rather. The child of six years of age was endeavoring to solve a problem in geometry. Another time lie was scolded by hw aunt Muirhend, while taking tea at Mrs, Watts', for hisaswimed indolence* '•Jimmy,** Bakl the worthy lady, solemnly, never saw tuch m» wle «*»y von am Pray, take ft book and employ vourmelf tt*fully for the Ust honr yon have not spoken one *oro, foot taken of th* lid of that kettle and pot it on a*fttn, holding now a cop and then a spoon owr the sieiam, catching and counting the drops il falls into. Are wt ashamed of spending yoar time in taw

**rr

t"be little James playing with the tea kettle, otaervw Mr. Arajfo, who tells the story, became the mighty engineer fac* paring the discoveries which |wetc to inunorlalia* him.

IKSlt.

Davis & Davis.

F. Espesiiain'.

.IOSIAH \V. I). WOLFK.

Attorneys.

•rn 0ooi)o

W. H. A

I, KRKI'UT

GENTLEMEN,

IF YOU WANT

UNLAUNDRffl)

SHIRTS,

111*: SLItK TO

LOOUTMCK

Before You Purchase.

OUR EXTRA GOOD

75 CENT SHIRTS

Equal to any $1.25 shirt ill the (ity.

FIT GUARANTEED.

ESPENHAIN & ALBRECHT,

VICK'S ILLUSTRATED

FLOKAL OXJI3DIHU,

A bmatlfnl mk of tt» Plf«i. On* Oot««4 Ftomrr Pl*»e, uad fiflD IHn«tnUion». with d«MrI|»of the be#t flower? m»d v^uWes, and bow tn

tnm

ihrm. All for Ftve (Virt Stamp, In

Q*nun.

VICK'S SEEDS

Ai^t?*tH^Un tiwworWL Ww for po*U«« will mf the

Fb»r*l

Oaldc.

ITS Vim*.

Uailroaii gimc €abtc.

txrusiTKUt

•Bwt

d«y.

or MXTZBXSCX MAKKS.

inecuiw cRrcHnbagi *hich Is are minutes faster ihant city time. Ten* Haute JL Indlanapoll* IK.

{I" nkm Depot—Tenth and he«tnat Su.J

Yaatfaiia Line.

Trains leaw for Brazil. Greeacwtle. PUlnSeltl, Indianapolis and all Easier* cities: *s Put Line, l.*» am Hail and Accommodation. 7.00a

Princeton. KvanaviUe

great English

A. ».

and

3 p. *.. tht? undersigned will offer for *aleat public auction, at hi* residence in Fayette Township. Vigo County. Indiana, one mare, the property of line James Quigtey. for Hie anioitnt due him for feed and care of said mare, for ,'tt month*, during the years 1*77. ItfTDand 1SSW up to the l»t day of April. 18SQ.

•stDar

Kxpre*». Uto pm Kail and Accommodation, S.40 pm. Trains

arrive

pre**.

1.25a

from the** prfnu: •Pacific Kx-

Mail. 9.55am:

»Fa«t £xpre*«.3.B

m. Train# leave for Kandtali, Kartlnavllle, Cawy, Kfflnnhmn VeikLiIUl

1.32

Otwoirfllf, St Lout* and all

Wwtern and Sonthern cities: !»aeillc Express. IJtia Kail. 10.03a »«Fa*i Kxpre.^,X10p a. Train* arrive from UteM

am Mail aad

#Faat

Lint,

Acrommotlat Ion, SO

£xf»re«*. 2.« m.

KvaiiMvlIlr Jt

Terr* Haute

and Southern cities: Kash-

vllle Kxpres*. 4.30 a m: tHxpri-S", 3.10 m. Train* arrive from

lbe»e

points: Eastern Exprets,

*Chic&go Eipreos, 10:6 m.

Krannvtile,

2.50

Terre Uauie

t'hlcaaro By.

[t'nkm Depot —Ttntii and CinyUtut SU.j Train# leave for flint on, Hi'ildale. Newport, Perrjsville, Danville. Chicago and the Northwest: Terre Haute and Chicago Express, T.10 am Danville Accommodation, 8.10 NanhrlUt and Chicago Express, 10:50 m. Traiun arrive from these }Klnta: Chicago aud Nashville Kxpre*«,

a m: Terre Llaate Accommodation, 11.10 a Chicago aud Terre Ilautc Kxpresjt, 5.30 m. iBdlaaapoli't K. t^t.

4.*»

I Depot. Sixth aud Tippecanoe iiU-J Trains leave forOreencastle, Danville, Indianap oli« and the Kant: •e* New York Kxpren. l.S* Indiana|oli»* and Mattoon Accommodation, S.46 a 'Day Kxpre«*, S.10 m. Arrive from these points: *New York Express. 1.36 am *Day Expretse, ia52 a tn Indianapolis and Mattoon Acoommodatlon.6.35 m.

Trains leave for St. Mary'*, Pari it. Charleston, Mattoon, Paris, Alton, St. Lou la and the Weal: »c*New York Exprem#, 1.88 a in Day Exprena, 10.M a in lndianajiolis and Mattoon Accommodation. 6.87 m. Trains arrive from these point*: •New York Exprex*. 1.U3 a tn: lndianapoliaand MattMn Accommodation, S.44 a in *Daj'Kxpresn, a.(W ni.

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YOUR SHIRTS

MADE TO

MEASURE,

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523

3yE.A.X3Sr STREET.

E N E S O N S

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mmj

hondrrd

Tor 80 cent*tap*, wsi $1 la

in (ktmis or III: -h,

VIC1TS ILLUSTRATED MONTH1.Y MAGAZINE,

3BP*e*«. Wtefef la BWBfctf. w&

mmf 6m Kwgwiay*. Prle*. a yiwwr Fire rapto* for $i #art.for steaatv

thrv» tri»3 route* frtr tSA«dre#% JAKES VK*. T.

Rati

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THE KORAN.

A ctirioidty to every one, and a neceaatty to all Btndont* of IHntoryor Keligion:

THE KORAN OF MOIIAMMED,

Translated by George Sale. Formerly pnbllahed at t3.7B: a new, beautiful type, noat, cloth-bonnd edition: pricc,35centa,and 6 cnrtM for poatase. Catalngne of many standard work*, remarkably low in pritje, with extra term* to club*, free. Say where yon #aw thi* advertisement.

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CUSHING'S MANUAL

OF PABMAMBNTAItV PHACTICK.

KULKSof

proceeding and delat« in dellbera

tlve aimembHe*. Tlila Ift Uie standard authority In all the United State*, aud 1* an Indiapenaanle hand-book tor every member of a deliberative "body. an a ready reference upon the formality and legality of any proceeding or debats. "The moat authoritative expounder of American parliamentary law."--Cha*. Stunner.

New edition revised and printed fmm new plate* "ta. For aalenyall receipt of price. (X„

PnbHchera.

2S Hawlrr street. Boston

Terre Haute Banner,

TRI WEEKLY a*» WEEKLY.

Office 21 Booth Fifth Street P. CiFKOKRER. Proprietor.

THE ONLY GERMAN TAPER IN THE CTTY OF TERRE HAUTE.

English and German Job Printing Executed In the b*#t manner.

BUY THE SATURDAY OOtTKlKR BUY THE SATPROAT COURIER BUY THE SATURDAY COtTRfER BUY THE SATURDAY CCKTRIER BUY THE SATURDAY COURIER

Hert W4.f- Iterlll «*?£*££«& Pria,M!eesw a mpr f7

-""v

(Dfcce jfollffiw.

rsBalU andC*rtHet- »elii Carriers Leave far Kails

BAST. Delivery. Cl««d.

lndianapoliaaad thro' «uw£ 7 00 au»..iai»mdt lndianapolia and ^taikma on VaadaUaRallroad. 700am.. 600am lndianapolia and atatkma on

VandaliaRailroad.,.........It90am.. 8 15pm IndiauapoUa and nations on I.tWa m..iaiWn»dt &SI. 11 30a nt.. SStfpm Ka*tem Iadlana, Chicago mid

Northern DUnoia— .11 30 a m.. S 15 pm Saateni Kentacky 4a)pui.. gSOptu ladianapolia and thro" eia*t,... 4 dO pm. SJL&pm Indianapolis aad ftationa on

Vandalia Railroad 915 pm Iowa, KkhigaB.Mlnne»otaand Wiaotmala 4 SO pm.. Sl&pm

WEST.

St. Louis aad thro* west

am 'Day

RR.

[Union D^pot—Teuth and Chestnut Sts,]

Train* leave for

Sallivau,

far lisle. Vinccnne*,

7 00

Southern lllinoiaand Western Kentucky Worthlngton and stations

T. 11. Jt S. E. Kit

~Eh

Shirt Factory,

tween 3d and 4th streets and to

Fcutrrn

a m.. 1500 mdt

Junctions on Vandalia RR. and Southern lllfnoi—a 7 00 a m.. tS(X)mdt St. Louis and thro* weat 4SQpm.. 1200mdt St. L»ni* and stations on Vandalia Railroad 4 20pm.. 930am St. LottU and utations on I. Jt

St. L. RR 4 20 ,10 30 a ro St. LonU and tlmV weat 4 9i) pm.. 213 pm KarshaU and station* «tonth on the Danville A Vlncennea RR.11 30 am.. S15pm Peoria and stations on Illinois

Midland Railroad

Chicago, Iowa,

7 00

a m.

Chicago. 111., (thro' pouch) Danville and station* on E.

II. A C. Rlt

Loui« Ittt.

Iowa, Minnesota, Wittcomdn and Northern Illinois.......

(Vt am

Statioaa on Toledo, Wabash A Western RR. weat of Danville 7 Oil am 10 00 pm

NORTH.

am 10 (W

TWatn., 60D,itu

7 00 m. 10 00

Michigan,

4 15

Miuneaota, Wianmain and Vll a) a Northern llilnoia 1 7 00 a tn. Logan*uort and «talking on T.

Ui a in

00 a in

II. Jt Lo^canaport RR 4 m. Station* on luaiaaapoli*, Decatur Sprinsfleld RR 7 00 a in.. a Stations on Toledo, Wabash

Western RR., east Danville, 7 00 am.. 10 oo pin Northern Ohio, Northern Indiana, irhig&n and Canada... oil am.. 10 00 pin

SOUTH.

KvanaviHe. Vineenueit am! Princeton 7 00 m. l'Jtttmdt Fort Branch and Sullivanvthro' jionchett) 7 Ui a in .l^tutndt Evannvllle and ftationnon

K. &

T. H. HK 7 oo a 1200 nidi Evanaville and ttatioiiK on K.

A T. 11. Kit Ii»pni.. iSo pm

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The'city is divided into seven Carrier District*, as follows:

First Dirtkict

Fred' Tyler, Carrier.

North aide of Main street, between 5th and 7th street* north from Main to city limila, including to the alley between 7tli and Htli and to the all-\ between 4th and 5th utreetft also, 8th, 9th ami 10th streets, north of 3d avenue.

HecokdDihtrict ~John Kuppeiiheimcr.Carrier.

The south

side

of Main

Street, between

5th

and

0th, and all territory between 5th and tHi streets south to the city litniU, including to tl.i alley

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the

Bixtii District -Isaac

alley

Third District—James

Dihthict-—Ueortfc

between

04 and 7th atreeta also 7th street south of l)ein ing to city limits.

Johnson, Carrier.

The aoutli side of Main street, from the river to 5th street, and all territory west of the alley be tweeu 3d and 4th streets south to city limits.

A. Hayward, Carrier.

The north side of Main street, from the river to 5th street, and all territory west of the alley between 4tk and 5th streets, and north to the city limits.

Fifth District-

-Frank

Mills. Carrier.

Tho north side of Main street, from 7tlt to the old canal, lctwcen 91 li and lOtli streets, and all territory from the alley between 7th and 8th street* east to the Viindulta K*K north to .'id a\emie, and all territory north of the Vandolfh Rlt., en«t of lOUi street to elty limits.

N. Adams, Carrier.

The south side of Main, betweon 6th and 7th streets, from the alley between OH #nd 7th streets, east to :Ue old canal, south to Demitix. and all tcr rltory east on Poplar street and south toclty limit*.

Mkvrktii Dihtiiict-

liOtils

Hhhuiik,

Jr., Carrier.

South side of Main street from 7th east to city limits, including the north side of Main, east old canal bed to city limits, and all territory west from Ninth street, east to c.ity limits from Poplar street on the south to the Vandalia Hit. track the north.

Frank Sibley, Auxiliary Carrier, whose duty it is to make, extra collection and delivery trips.

HKUUIaATIOKS.

The mall Istollected from street letterboxes on Main street from 1st to lSth streets, north on 4th to Cherry, south on 4th to Walnut anil south on 1st to Poplar, and Ohio street between 1st and 5th, every week day between 8.30 and9.30a m, between 9:90 and 10:30 a m, between 12:30 and !2:00 ui, [this collection Includes to Poplar street on th« south, and east to 18th. and north to Union Depot between 2:30 and 3:30 in. between 4:30 and 5:.'}o m. and between 8:00 and 9:00 pm. All other boxes are collected from twice per day, between the honrs of 8:00 and 10:00 a and bet ween 1 ::*l and 3:80 m.

There are five deliveries of mail per day In the business pdrt of the city: at 7:00 and 11:30 a m. 1:00,2:00 add 4:90 also a delivery at 8:00 p. m. to such business houses as desire It, whoso place of business Is located between 3d and 7th streets and not more than one square from Main.

On Sunday, the Post Office isjopen from 9 to 10 o'clock a m. and persons desiring their mall can call at the window designated by the number of their carrier.

Sunday collections over the entire city Is made between 4:30 and 5:30 m, and again In the busi ness part of the city Iwtwcen 8 and 9 o'clock

Receiving boxes have been placed on every cor ncr of Main street to enable persons residing near it to avail themselves of the freqnent collections made thereon with a very short walk.

The attention of the public is called to the great distance each carrier Is obliged to walk, and par ties living a distance back in yards are earnestly requested to place boxes in their front door* or In snch other convenient places as will facilitate the prompt delivery of mail. Carriers are not allowed to wait longer than 30 seconds for an answer to a bell, and after waiting that long and receiving no answer, he must retain the mall until the ucxt de livery. Carrier* are obliged to lie prompt, and to do their work quickly, but under no circumstances to be Impolite or discourteous, and any such should he immediately reported to the Post Master, Per »ons owning dogs are warned that unless they keep

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them tied during the day. carriers will not deliver their mail, but tbev will be obliged to call at the office. N. FrtatecK, P. M,

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