Daily News, Volume 2, Number 23, Franklin, Johnson County, 15 September 1880 — Page 4

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DAILY NEWS

WEDNESDAY, SEPT. IS, 1880.

Largest City Walk

The NEWS is Circulated in STAUNTON, CLAY CITY,

art,

leenth street.

W0RTHISGT05, CORY,

v«"

LOCKPORT, KOSEVILLE, CLISTOS,

COAL CITY, BOSEDALE. PARIS.

THE "DAILY NEWS" IN ALWAYS ON KALE AT The Terre Haute

DOUM

National HOUIK. News tttand, Wal»b it Smith'* New* Mtaud, Ml Main street.

Dick PurtZen'a New* fttaad, at tlie Union Depot. 4otiecke'fi lutok Htore, Main street.

WANTS, RENTS, LOST*, ETC. Advertisements coming under the above, or aiinilar beads, will be inserted In the "NKWS" at the rate of ten cent® per ltne, each Insertion.

CUantcb.

whatever Is wanted, and from a large number of I of his head,

replles the advertiser Is enabled to make most favorable selections. APCIITO UlAIITCn EVERYWHERE to i«n AtltN I 5 If AN I CUtbtohestFamlljrKnlttlnir Machine ev«r Invented. Will knit a pair of .tcfinr*. wlib'HCEL and TOE oomplete, in agri for circular and tt-rrosto the om filrKnlttin*

»0 minutes. It will also knit a great variety of fancjr- *. Send

work tor which there Is always a ready market. 8e for circular and terms to the Twompljr Knlttii Machine Co..

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Washington St., Boston, M«M.

ANTED—A good office boy atDr. McGrew's

WANTED—Yon

fXTANTED —Everybody to know that you can W make your wants known In this column ol the DAILY NEWS at one cent per word per day "ANTED

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lug and washing, can find a competent per non at 1220 East Main street.

ilCTANTED-TO EJB'HA NGE—A Ph®ton In Vv ordinarily good repair for a light side-bar bnggv. Enquire at this office oraddress^Nxwa," Box *7,

ifcnr Rent.

tSTTerre Hante Is too largo a city for landlords to depend on placards, whleu attract the attention of only such persons a* necessarily pass the premises, while a small advertisement inserted in the DAILY NKWS will reach dally everybody likely to want looms or houses, promptly secure a tenant, and save the loss arising from property standing Idle. One cent a word.

FOR

RENT

-Three furnished rooms to Normal Enqnlro at No. 900 south Thlr-

student*,

£ox 0alc.

tSfUnder this head, for One Cent per word, persona may oftor whatever they may nave for •ale, and be sure of reaching more purchaser# every day than could be done in a woek by personal solicitation, thus securing the advantage of many Inquiries and of selling at the beat offers.

OR SALE—A large quantity of old for wrapplni D/«iwr Nawa.

pern, good for wrapping purposes, per hundred.

POU

19IUII

OFFICE,

Newsva85 cents

SALE OR TRADE—Drug store doing a good business. Reason for selling have two stores and cannot attend to both, will invoice about $a,500. Address or Inquire of F. L. Shtiikl«, 408 north Fourth street, Terre Hante, Ind eod tf WW MI I.J1"

f*tTA\\ advertisements nnder tnia head will be charged 10 cents per line, and any one desiring answers through the New* boxes, can rent 5I*wa mail boxc at this oltlce at 10 cents per week. Said rent of boxes to be paid Invariably, in advance,

mall boxc oltlce at 10 cents per week. Said as no communications will the rent first being paid.

COAL OFFICE.

N. S. Wheat is prepared to furnish all grades of coal and wood—both soft and hard con!, as cheap as the cheapest. To accommodate his friends aud the trade generally he has a telephone placed in his office, so that orders can be received or sent from any part of the city, and receiye the same attention as if left at the office. Thanking the public for past patronage, he guarantees to be as prompt in supplying them with the best of coal tin the future.

STKKfrr,

Opposite Terre Haute House.

Pools

Sold at Fasig & Co's.. 508 Main street, every evening during the Fair,

Imported Swiss Cheese, Holland Herring, Russ Sardines, Russ Carter, at Shnina ker's Grocery store, 673 Main street.

Thousands have been cured of dumb ague, bullous disorders, jaundice, dyspepsia and all diseases of the liver, blood and stomach, when all other remedies have failed, hv using Prof. GuUmettes French Liver Pad, which is a quick and permanent cure for those disorders. Ask your druggist for the great remedy* and take no other, and if ne does not keep it send $1,60 in a letter to the French Pad CX. and receive one by mail post-paid. J. J. B*urT«rre Usui lad., sole agent for Vigo county. "J*..

"Li'l.1 UJ'.'iJi'JlllillLllSat

««w tn srrt Weh.

Expose yourself day and night, eat too much without exercfee: work too hard without rest: doctor all the time take all the vile noMtrcuas advertised and then you will want to know ttttw t««tet Well. Whk% is answeml in three imrds—Take Hop Bi iters S Bee other column .»*£•

The Sen Francisco ChromcU says: The celebrated Dr. Carver,has a rooet formidable rival in the person of DT. John Bath. He gave an exhibition 6f bis wonderful skill with the rifle at Shell Monad Point Berkley, fn the presence of about one hundred spectators, largely composed of the "crack shots," with both the rifle and shot-jron. There was also a fair sprinkling of ladies in the assemblage.

The doctor was accompanied by hki wife, a prepossessing laay of medium {stature, who also entertained the company by a brief display of her skill in the manipulation of the rifle and pistol.

This was Mrs. Ruth's first exhibition in pubuc, and she manifested considerable perturbation at first, or, as the Doctor expressed it, "she was a little skittish

New* Stand,

Advertisements printed under this head One Cent each word, and the advertisement will rarely, fail toattract the attention or person* whomavhave rifle With

her first appearance/' but after first two or three shots the nervousness disappeared, and the glass balls were shattered in quick succession.

The balls were thrown into the air by an attendant, Mrs. Ruth breaking six out of nine. She then perforated a glass ball held in an attendant's hand at a distance of about twenty feet, and repeated the experiment with the hammer of the rifle held downward. She alsoshattered with a pistol several balls thrown in the air, ana also a ball held in the hand. Mrs. Ruth was loudly applauded for her steady nerve and wonderful marksmanship.

Dr. Ruth then proceeded to give an exhibition of his fancy shooting at a glass ball held in the hand of bis attendant, he taking fcim through his legs with his back to the object. He also held the

Any person desiring house clean- pjaced round the barrel at its extremity. The absence of the sight apparently made no difference, as the destruction of the vitreous spheres continued unabated.

the butt resting Upon the top

the hammer pointing down-

ward. He also shot with his back reclining upon the table. In all these experiments was successful on the first attempt.

He also performed the Austin Brothers' mirror trick successfully. Turning his back to the attendant, he sighted the rifle by the aid of a Rinall hand-mirror,

.. and broke the ball at the first trial. office, at comer of Third and Main sta. 88tf I Perhaps the most wonderful feat thai he

old cook stoves in trade as

part pay toward a '•Charter Oak." This stove will last you a lifetime. The lire-back is guaranteed for five years, tho long centre the same. The stove Is warranted to give entire satisfaction. For sale only by PROBST, Fourth street, bet. Main and Ohio.

accomplished, and one requiring considerable nerve on the part of both himself and attendant, was shooting a cigar out of the mouth of the latter, an experiment which led many to predict that the Doctor's assistant would not live to a very green old age. Another interesting experiment was shooting without a sight, that essential adjunct being covered by having a piece of cardboard

The following experiments were also successful]w accomplished: shooting a ball from the head of an attendant, the latter being blindfolded the same feat with the bandages removed from the attendant's eyes, and tlie lntter looking Into the muule of the rifle. Qne-hana shooting with a small rifle, manipulated in a variety of difficult w'iivs, holding a rifle with the hands placed back of the neck.

In none of these shots did the Doct&f fail to shatter the balls from the hand of tlie attendant. One of the most marvellous feats he perlortaed was the following: Placing a glass ball on the ground, the Doctor shot in front of it, and plowing under it sent it flying several feet in the air by the force of the concussion, and before it reached the ground another shot broke it into a thousand pieces.

An exhibition of very rapid shooting was also given, the Doctor breaking the balls as fast as the attendant could throw them into the air. The exhibition closed with a display of shortrange pistol-parctice, in which the marksman was not as successful as with the rifle, having,as he remarked by way of apology, had little experience with the weapon. All those present expressed mucn astonishment at Dr. Ruth's won-

Derstmal I derftil skill, and it seemed to be the gen-

eiul verdict that Carver's proficiency was secondary to that of Dr. Ruth.

BEAUTY

be received without

In ordering your Groce- But beauty of soul can suoply evenr de. flciency, and can act independently of l'ies do not forget 673 Main every other aid. But when beauty of

Street, a grocery anl I ro™ hen the accents of Kindness and peririclnn ufnt*n .suasion proceed from those lips which

MUIU» 'rival the vermillion bloom when tlie rays of benevolence lighten the aspect which shines also with the beams of beauty when the tear of compassion

Slistens

PERSON.—-Beauty of person

may at first engage admiration, in as far aa it Indicates beauty of soul but can never insure the continuance of that admiration which its blaze has attracted.

I mitul and beauty of person are united,

in those eyes which sparkle at

ie same time with the diamond's lustre when acts of condescension and huma|^ ity employ those hands which emulate "the so fin ess of the dove's down, and and tlie hue of the winter's snow when a sonl so beauteous is invested in a form so parsing lair, every eye must admire, every mind must esteem, every heart must love. Were the cares of females steadily applied to the acquisition of these excellencies combined, now resistless would be their sway! How pure and exalted the emotions which they would inspire!

A clergyman recently left Liverpool fcL a large ocean steamer, and, banning to feel uncomfortable after leaving the mouth of the river, sought the captain to learn if there was any danger. The captain, in response, led the clergyman to the forecastle and told him to listen to what was going on. The clergyman was

tb» captain. Tfce captain marked: "Doyou think these men wohld •wear In such a manner if there was any ml danger?" wbereapon the

MI**

teemed satisfied ttdrwirtd, A tiro after, during a severe stoim the i»t| tain saw the clergyman proceed!r^ wiih difficulty to tl^ forecastle, and on hiar*» tern overhe«fd him exAim "HfttiMfc beeven, they're swearing yet t"

If a man have love in Ids he5it, he may talk in broken language, but it will be eloquence to those who lisftee.

If a man is determined to do# tiw beat he can, whether he drives a cask, conducts a business of a million doUanl^ or preaches the gospel, he eaaaot M.

Frivolity under wbateves- form it appears. takee from attention its streraUi, A^ttthooght its orijj^oalitjr.fipom^w#Ing ifcuamertnees.

tbe move we the move we can do the bta^sr we ere, the USmm #i h*T*

^AJnubag Newspaper*.

gome people think that mart when they abuse a newspaper or an editor. They forpet Out many pftpen have largely profited by becoming the objects of these attacks, and that some editors have thriven on being assaulted. Aside from tbi* consideration, it should be remembered hat an editor is often obliged to occupy a very delicate position. His sense of right will sometimes cause him to attack or defend a man, a basiness, a class or a cause at a risk of making enemies of others, only to find those in whose interests he had labored display ingratitude. Of course no level-headed editor expects to find

much

gratitude or charity. He must generally 1e content with the approval of bis own conscience, and pursue the course he believes to be right* regardless of either frowns or smiles, supported by his conscious rectitude. It will all come right in the end. It is hard to be misunderstood, and to find those to whoee support you have earned a right, desert you to meet alone the attacks of those whom you have incensed in pursuing the course you were convinced was right, but you will thereby learn a lesson of self-reliance, and form a habit of judging entirely for yourself, that will bei invaluable. You will be able to tell the truth, however distasteful, and refuse to utter a falsehood, no matter how much pleaaanter it may promise to make things go.

STUL ARRIVING.

L.Rosenberg, of the popular Cent Store, No. 405 Main Street, is kept constantly busy opening his late arrivals of Notions, but his clerks will take pleasure in showing you his full lines of all kinds of the latest novelties in notions, bead and foot wear, ribbons, fans, Call and see him at 405 Main street-.

A. M.,

&c.

Pools!

Pools will be sold at Fasig & Co's, 503 Main srrcet, on the races, every evening during Fair week.

Vigo County Fair Trains. Commencing Wednesday 15th inst. at 10:00

trains will run between Union

Depot an Fair Grounds at regular intervals during Wednesday. Thursday and Friday. Fare 35 cents round trip if tick els are purchased.

OYSTERS.

The choicest brands of Oysters received daily. Sixty cases to-day and a large invoice expected for to morrow. Call early and leave your orders at

JOHNSON

«FE

FLINN'S,

618 Main street

KM It PONHlble Vx

That a remedy made of such common simple plants as Hops, Buchu, Mandrake Dandelion, &c.', maktt so many and such marvelous and wonderful cures as Ho| Bitters do? It must lie. for when old and young, rich and poor, Pastor anp Doctor, Lawyer and Editor, air testify to having been cured by them, we must believe ant: doubt no longer, See other column. Post.

No institiltfon in this country has such a merited reputation as the Terre Haute Commercial College. There is toothing so needful to a young man or woman as a thorough business education such as anv one can get by a few months at this College. The night sessions began on the 18th of this month, and are well patro nized.

O S E S

WILL WHITE'S

At the Oyster Bay. You Can get frcsli Oysters by the dish, scolloped, stewed, or fried. Families can leave orders and have them filled promptly at all hours. Don't forget, the No. 525 Main street

Shuniaker, at 673 Main

street, has a new stock of

Groceries.' Give hint

call.

GENUINE 8INGER

SEWING MACHINE!

Has for years stood at the head of the Sowing Machine trade as the best and raofit'complete machine ever made, and to-day the old.

GENUINE SINGER

Stands higher than than ever. More of them are being, sold than of all other makes combined. Buy the Genuine Singe* and get the best.

Office 828 Main street

|l~~«iFerMMK HavimrWeak uraiir"'" Bemember that Dr. S. Jordan cad stoiow more proofs «f absolute cures in the treatment of comumptiou, tfrouefcttis. asthma, lo»of voice, heart disease,^ and in fact all lung and throat diseaseaC than allthe balance of the medical fnternitr

see

Pools Pools! Pools

Qn the 5:45 race, and pacing, free for all, sold at Fasig A

CA&v$SLWII

street, to-night at 8 o'clock^

RreskHnst Bacon, the finest in the city. W. W. CLTVER &

JMMPMtle ArtMUii Hti». by the behest P&ralySte, Kheumatism,

Caunh, Gleet, SyphlHs, and

Dtbeases. jElegant'nrw bath house. Competent. attendants. Cheapest and best baths tn the worid. Baih house at tiw foot of Wdnut street lASimic ARTBSIAK BATH Oo,

ttldesickmen weA^st, tivemc soaethlng to aire mer HJs symptoms were abas badt and dbonlsd ea uriaeaad wexe a sure utdica^on of kfdney disease. The druggist told hin| to ase Kkbaey Wort and ia short it dlfocted a complete cum Have you thine symptoms? Then get a bos to day-he-ft** yoa lltiflt safe 4adW

^nnsontius,

0PERA HofsE, C. £. HO&FOKD, Manager.

one Nicarr

^Saturday, Sept. l^tTi.

COM AND LAUGH.

MB Gir^. WILLIAMS

In bis Hilarious #ad Very Successful Comedj. Our Germaji SeaaU»f' Our iceman Senator!

Our German Senator

A Humorous Eviery Day Satire the ities of Political Life. t7r»»wded With Fun and Laughter!.

Crowded With Fuu -ind LangnU-r! 'Crowded With Fnn and Lan^hrer! I

The Merrieat ef the Merry Stail An Entirely »w t3ninpa:iy! An Entirely New Company 11 "Mr. Williams" uleut is of peculiar kind tie is an incontestable master of Uie art in making people laugti. The .'Upport in onr Gorman Senator i« far more than/tood."—Bo^tou Trsivoler,

Everywhere "The German Senator' is pronounced the latest,' brightest, and greatest success of the present seiu-on.

Sopporteu by a eompam of rare merit, under I the management of Mr. John Rirk.by. AdmissTon, 75. 51) and S6e. He^rved tn^ats on sale at Button'* tluve days in «dvance wirtiout extra charge.

FAIR,

•V -A.3STID

"FESTIVAL!

OF TUK

mum LmE? :u,

AT DOWLING HALL,

September 13, 14 and 15.

Full Ringgold Band each night. Concluding with a GRAND BAIJL ou tl.e last night. The following articles will be voted: To the most pop lar candidate for County office, a splendid Gol headed cane, I'd tlie" most popular unmarried lady, a beautiful silver toilet set. Tu the most popular city official, an elegant gold pen and Holder. Alio several other prires. Tickets of ndmleslon, 10cents,

The Big Trinity.

GARFIELD,

(iRANT ainl

The Young Men's Kepubllcan Club of this city will run an excursion oveT the Vandalia Line, leavine here at 8 a. m., and returning, leaving IndiftnajoliH at 11:10 p. ro,, jr

Fare for Round Trip.

From Terte Haute. 41.&0 From Brazil, LSO Fromttreenmtlr, 1.23 Men of all Clubn lu Uniform, 1.21

ANNUAL FAIR

-AT-

TEURE HAUTE, IND.,

September H, IS, 16,17111.

s»ti

Beantiftil Grounds,

Races every Afternoon at 2, Archery on Thursday P. M.

rf*"^ iff!

NOTKS

Terre Haute. IndL

•writ Wiuit .fleaser,?.

Bicycle Races on Friday.

f'ft

.Aht'M'. /n1 -iut •mU"

at ii

I pledge

itm

Usnal Rutes on Railroads.

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thje public,»

IP.

(OiVKLiNG

*. ,.(-W ILL E,INjtt ,i' i',

I N I A N A O I S

At tfh£. Jfej)iU?lt?»«k

.^J^i^isl.tjlu^ CoijyeniiqiiL. on

WEDNESDAY NEXT!

professional repa&rttait aad »nv

personal word, (hat my sl&w far the

JL.

•ii'S-.JT

t.$h

OF THK-

Vigo Agricultuaal Society,

OOCBRri-L

tV 'Ample Accommodations, Large Premiums^ Tiuist 1 Plenty of Amusements. Long List of Special Premiums,

m*a*

'Premiumlist' CM oTH»V mail, at tbe aubte of Besechaap A Mmer, it at tlx* Recorder** oBee, and the Woolen mill of U.K. Jeffeta. Baaccaaap. Pre*. -t*i: (f'-s-u. U. M. JtrraM. Sapt. kill Joe-Ou-aKat Sec-y •. k, W. S. Curr, Trras.

Female weakneea, caused by deranged kidnejra, permawatlr and poRitivriy aired by the u.« of Prof. GtttUnette'a French Kidoey Pads. All druggist* sell them

TO OPST A O S

Vigo

wffl be lecefred by tbt Board

Oonnu

OMoatiMfeneni at the Auditors

o»«Moodior8«trtember It, 1800, for tbe fnideMi wad fwai the aaotil Uae «f Bnt» CB Township t» »«R lroa brkkpe aceosa Home/ Creek. Tbe fi«»el to hf flasaped in we

yard k»ai&

tn tb# reater erf rawel now «aM rt*d and a 4tataaee of threw fStoo«c{rtrfc. fbtgtaveijo be dawpfd oae iSm*- 0Bly co aa te tela a «eptkla sfceeealer *hen iaaptirfwa foet.

Tirvnsfk wbedawB «ad«rtl»ceontrod *4Ttwe. rrtaor or

Baimau Jr. Heierrtsr^ at R^ad District So. S ot Btmevttrek Tva*k$. Ti*fr*r*} xa tet*Mtteiandef Geo. mi mmk mM Baiawa wffi fae^ma, fkr hood «tafl be jtfve*. DM' reject aaraad an W

Itwaiatlhtft vm iwt

Board nwema

HMMSI

contain* morw novelties. *a inons extensive, pensive. beautiful. Kiin in «»vrry wajr ike grandest awl.Nwt public iwU-rtaSnmc^i 1 ever presented"

THE SENSATION

OF THE DAY.

A Furore of Excitement.

Thousands unable to gain admission, in New York, Boston, Brooklyn. Chiea* go, St. Louis, and all largo cilies.

All classes ^"ildly enthusiastic

over the

NO^EL

FEATURES

WHICH COMPOSE

T. ID^^^TXTlvdl^S

OWN AXD ONI.Y

GREATEST SHOW

On f^rth,' this Reason.

IT WILL EXHIBIT IN

Tfiii Haute Sept. 17U

A FTKIINOON and EVKNINO,

Oiv 'h«' attmelions in the siuno protrrammc (if Riven in "Nov Ytrk. JJoston. Brooklyn, anftji'l Isr^c ri «. iimlt-ran Immense pavilllon, with j. ••.«eujiaeity of 10,000.

HUN'DIJFDS OF NEW FEATURES added to tin principal attraction* of former seasons. Amon«j the most notable may be named

IE3 Xj

The late sensation of London. Paris and tfew York, in her TERRIFIC AERIAL DIVE,- OR EAGLE SWOOP, crossing the Immense pavllllon

A SilXGLK SPI» Kit Wl.ll WIHB, MonntinK to the topmost height of the pavllllon, from which she makes her

Aerial Headforemost Dive -!•!•».

Into spacer and is afterwards .«

SHOT MM AN IHOEMODS CANNON.

A Qroop of Native Zulus In their national son^s, (iahct-s and'festivities.

MADAME D0CESILL

in her remarkable barcbnrliftct on FOl'H AND SIX HORSES. Miss Emma Lake 'Hi herlleatitifnl Menage Act. Seven New Trick Btalliona added to the famous gronp of twwiry tMPORTEl ROTAL 8TALLIONS, ail apjK.»arinfltlu new scenes, tricks and I evolutions, under the direction of JJOJfSTEUR

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Madame Nelson, La Charmeuse des Colombes, with her flock of Kdncatefl Dove*. A Yoke of Trained Oxen in aii entirely odd ana novei performance. THE TRAINED LEAPING STAG, "Landaeer

The Fire Horae. "Salamander," in his remarkable act, surrounded by a Bla«e of Fireworks.

I clu^ftujf DouWe^jn r??orse*Acte ew^e. lipior SebaatiaQ in his Sensational Bareback

A CIRCUS COMPAiiT of the beat Artist* III Europe or America.

A V&«t Kenairerie of tbe rarest Wild Animal*, Birds and Reptiles, includingthe Largest H1PPCL POTAMCSIN AMERICA, Living Giraffe, Finest Den of Bengal Tiger* ever seen. Ac.,

PALKSTIKB GIANT, Little QU?«N MAB, tbe pretty tiny Dwarf.

WHEN BARJHJM COMES

too will see EVERYTHING AJVlBTISto and Ten Tiraes more. Seating capacity of Exhibition Teat, 10.009, At 9 o'clock on the roorefng of the day of the exhibition a GBAND ISM SrRBBT PAGEANT, taeverberore equaled.

Doors epeo at I and 940 P. M. Pafforoanta* at 8 and 8 P. M.. thus firlnaaa boor and a half to view tbe Menagerie aad Maaeam before ll» evening perfonnan«e beghta.

Adartwdda 9t cents. Children rtodef nine, Ittlf prtee. Beaervad Seats Si eeata teuton. «r

?AR roe a«oi»B»odArtem of ladle- ciriWrw aadaJl who desire to swt»« the erow*l wmwndieg tbe ticket »!««.«» IP®?8-1*!, Baraam wltl open a ticket ^ee oa W d« of the exhlbmoa, ftir fhe sale TleMs aad Reaervei AWITOAJTHENAAAIAHGHTEJ-VANEEAT

Jt Q. knirat Book Store. a a a do A 1 ha to a id uotrdtetkaeve*^. ace advtaed to Mtend thc ATt*rDO*» SCxhlblOoo.

rtT" Kxc«7viooTraitt# oa

CMMas «T the M«U«

S.V- -wfr

Kentucky

mndcmjMtkB* "Carriers

H.. sat* -Jf Leave for EAST. Delivery. Indianapolis sad thro' east.... 70iam.. 1 ladiaaapoiie aad »UUoB«

Vandalia Railroad 7 CO a m.. 6 Indianapolis and stations on Vandalia Railroad 11 30 a m.. 3 Indianapolis and stations on 1 7:00 a m.. 121

St. L,. .fllSUam., Eastern Indiana. Chicago and Northern Illinois ...11 SO a in Su Eastern Kentucky 4)J0pnj.. ar Indianapolis and thro' ea*t.. 4 30 m.. 1 Indianapolis and staUons on

Vandalia Railroad 4«0pm,, jm Iowa, Michigan. Minnesota and 1

Wisconsin.,.,^. 4 90pm.. 81 WB8T. St. Louis and thro' west TOO a m..I8tt Junctions on Vandalia RE. and

Sontticrn Illinoi 7 00am..lS0C St. Lonis and thro' west 4 80 m.. 18W St. Lonis and stations on Vandalia Railroad 4a)pro.. 9 3 St. Lonis and stations on 1. A

SUL.RR 490pu..l'J3 St. Lonis and thro' west 4£0pm.. 315 Marshall and stations south on

Minnesota, Wisconsin and vll 30 a ro. Northern Illinois 7 00 a m. Logansport and stations on T.

H. Logansport RR Stations oil Indianapolis, Decatnr

Springfield RR

SIXTH DIBTRICT—John R. Byers, Carrier. The eonth side of Main, between 9th aud 7t streeta, from the alley between OH and 7th street east to the old canal, south to Doming, and all te ritory east on Poplar street aud soiith tocltylimiu

SEVENTH DISTRICT—Louis Baganse, jr., Carrie South side of Main street from 7th east to clt, limits, Including 4he north side of Main, east

old canal bed to city limits, and all territory wc* from Ninth street, east to city limlta from Pop street on the south to the Vandalia RR. track

the north. Ww. 8. McClaln, Auxiliary Carrier, whose du' it 1« to make extra collection and delivery trips.

RKOULATIONB.

The mall is collected from street letterboxes Main street from 1st to 18th streets, north on 4th Cherry, south on 4th to Walnut ana south on It to Poplar, and Ohio street between 1st nnd every week day between 8.30 and0.80a m. betv, 0:30 and 10:80 a m. between 12 :S0 acd 2:00 [this collection includes to Poplar street on th. south, and east to 18th, and north to Union Depot between 2:30 and 8:30 m, between 4:80 add mi, and between 8:00 and 9:00 pm. Allothuk xixes are collected from twice per day, betwe the hours of 8:00 and 10:00 am and between 4: and 7:30 m.

There are four deliveries of mat1 per day tn th business partof the city: at 7:00 and 11

A.IN

all

rmmada on the

darof exkSWtkMt a* redoMd tatea. 1 "WiU BtekUrftin QreetunstU dept. 16 in Mmmmniih tkpt, Yitotimti, 8*pt.

JO.

theDanvHleJt VlncennosRR.il 30 »m a 15 Peoria and stations on Illinois Midland Railroad 700am.. GflOi Stations on Toledo. Wabash Jfc

Western RK. west of DanvlUe. 7 00 am.. 10(1

NORTH.

Chlcajro, III., (thro' pouch 7 im a m. .10 00 Danville and stations on E. T. II. AC.RK 7 00am.. 600 Iowa, Minnesota. Wisconsin and Northern Illinois 7 00 M..10 00 Chicago, Iowa, Michigan,

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4 )J0 m.. 6 00 a

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T. H. «. S. E. RR 4 80pm.. 8M#i HACK LINES. Prairieton,Prairie Creek, Grays ville and Fairbanks,Tne!-daj.

Thursday and Saturday 7 Ort a m,. 7 Oo a Nelson, Ind., Tuendayand Saturday 4 30 pm.. 1 OO j»

The city is divided into seven Carrier District an follows: FIRST DISTRICT—Fred Tyler, Carrier.

North side of Main street, between 5th anfl streets north from Main to city limits, includ to the allev between 7th and Nth audio the al between 4th and 5th streets also, 8th, 0th a? l(»th streets, north of 8d avenue.

SKCOWD DISTRUT—John Knppenhelmer, Carrli The south side of Main street, between 5th a 0th, and all territory between -lh and OH sUO' south to the cltv limits, including to tl.v alli^y tween 3d and 4th streets and to the alley beiw* 6% and 7th streets also 7th street (iouth of De lug to city limits.

THIRD DISTIIICT—.fames ,lohnsou, Carrier. The south side of Main street, from the river 5th street, aud all territory west of the alley tween8d and 4th streets south to city limits,

FOURTH DISTRICT- Frank Sibley, Carrier. The north side of Main street, from the rtvei 5th street, and all territory west of the :iliey tween 4th and 5th streets, and north to tho cl limits.

FIFTH DISTRU T—Frank M. Mills. Carrier. The north side of Main street, from 7th to tb old canal, between 0th and 10th streets, and a territory from the alley between 7th and

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east to the Vandalia RR., north to 3d avenue, at. all territory north of tho Vandollu RR., cast 10th street to city limits,

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2:00 and 4:00 alsb a delivery at 6t00 m. to such bnsiness houses as desire It, whom place of business is located between 8d ana 7ti streets and not mot# titan one sqtiarv from Main,

On Sunday, the Post OfflQe is (open from 9 to 10 o'clock a m, and persons desiring their mail cap call at tbe window designated by tbe number ol their carrier.

Sunday collections evfer the fcntlre cltv Is mat! between 4:80 and 5:30 pm, aud again in the buit ness part of the city between ami 0 o'clock

Receiving boxes have been placed on every cor nor of Maiu street to enable persons residing nea It to avail themselves of the frequent collection made thereon with a very short walk.

The attention of the public is called to the great distance each carrier la obliged to walk, and par ties living a distance back in yards art' earnestly rt quested to place boxes In their front doors or Ln such other convenient places aa will facilitate the, prompt delivery of mall. Carders are not allowed to wait longer than 80 seconds for an answer to a bell, and after wafting that long and receiving nO» answer, he must retain the mall until ue next"dell very. Carriers are obliged to be prompt, and to do their work quickly, bat. under no drcumatanceft to be impolite or discourteous, and #M/uchatow# be immediately reported to the Post Master. Per sons owning dogs are warned that unless they keep them tied dnrlng the day, carriers will not deliver bat they will be obliged tn call at lb

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