Daily News, Volume 2, Number 99, Franklin, Johnson County, 14 December 1880 — Page 4
DAILY NEWS
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 18W.
Largest City Hatioi
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WStall Jfc taltli't Xm (Hand, M! Vain street. Btck PRrtWi Self rtttuuSL, mi Um Luton Bepot. (Mcdic'i Book store. Mala street.
WAXT*. REKTM, LONTN, ETC. Advert! »eai era t.a coming nnder tb« above, aimflar beatf*. will be inserted (a the "Nawa" ibt- rate of cent* per line, each Insertion.
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0F"Advertisement* printed und«r this he*d One Cent eaok word, ana the advertisement will rarely f*i' t* attraet that *u«atioa of person* who may have whatever Is wanu?d, and room a larfci nambt-r of replies the advertiser is enabled to stake the u««t favorable selection*.
WANTED—A
nurse girl* Mart come well Apply at this office.
ratotnmended.
ANTEB—Several first-clans new»-boy* {. ufto«. Apply at once. a boose of lire or alx roorDK. convenient to Main street. Call or address I4«L.T
TTTANTB« To rent, 11 room*, convenient
N'KWB
Orrics.
TITANTED—A good boy aa apprentice to the TT printlag trade. Apply at this office at once
WApply
ANTED-Aflwl class cook, immediately at this office. X\7 ecs'imJj located
Addreaa this office.
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Stilt.
fWTerr* Hante i* ti»ol arge a dty for landlord# to depend oa placard#, which attract the attention of only such person* aa necesaarily pa#* the premises, wh8r» amall advertisement Inserted In the
DAILT NBW#
will reach daily everybody likely
to want room* or houses, promptly accure a ten ant, and save the log* arising from property standing idle.
Fstreet
ORREST opposite female College. 6 Main street.
Fdifferent
Boone of ten room* on sooth 6th Apply at Ne, me
OR RENT—Three Houses in good repair, part# of the city. One House of three room A. eellcr, cistern* coal and wood ahed. An other of nix room*, culler. cistern. coal and wood ahed Another ef eight rootna.eelkr. cistern Ac. For particular* Inquire, or address. Francl# I) Crews 1874 Poplar atreet. 97 tf
£ot Sale.
fpff~ Under tht* bead, for One Cent per word persons may offer whatever they may have for sale. and be ««re of reaching more purchaser* cvqry day than could be done in a week by personal seHdtation, thaa Aecuring the adv&ntag oj" many iaqairiesand of veiling at the best oiler*
OR SALE Fine dnck gun original com Will be wild cheap for caab. SPOUTS MAM, Inqalreat this office
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8ALB~-Klr*t-clas* mllcb cow, young and J? handsome enquire at this office.
Personal.
fSTAll advertisements nnder this head wlil be charged 10 cent* per line, and any one desiring an*went through the N#w* boxes, can rent N KW* mail boxesat tnl* office'At lOcent* per week. Said rent of boxes to be paid invariably In advance aa no communication* will be received without the rent tint being paid.
TH.K CITY:
—Mine. Re nix Fri(!»r night, —A butterfly actually visited tlio NKWU office to-day^ —Piratefi of Ponzance, or the Slare of Duty, Baturday night. —Pirates of Penzance at the Opera House Saturday night. '—Did you ever ace weath«r of which some one did not comp|ain. —Councilman McCutcheon, has return ed from his Evan«vUle trip. —RentK*8tanlcy Novelty Combination It th« Opera House Saturday night* —Potatoes a re* beirn? shipped In large quantities during this "warm spell." —Tliere will be a «upper and fair at the Christian Chapel next Thursday night —Joseph Jefferson played "Rio Van Winkle" at McYfckcra theatre, Chicago, laat night. —On the eTening of the Slat, Joseph Jefferson will appear at the Opera House In "The Rivals." —An intonating programme baa been arranged for the entertainment at the A. •M. £. Church to-night —Only two entertainment# at the Opera House this week. RenW-SUinley Friday night, and Pirates of Pen*ance Saturday night.—The Poultry *nd Pet stock association, begin their exhibition to-day and from all appearances It will be a pet affair, or rather thia. —A fight of Utile consequence took place in a Weat end aaloon thia rooming, between John Newton and Chaa. Grind*. No one was hurl. ft —A girl about seventeen year# of age was arrested in Qulncy. 111., Saturday for horse stealing* Site will find work In the Joliet Prison for a s&ort time before the *Mtdt i* nettled. —Mli« HatUe O, Brown ofWUberfarc* Obio. will give a publics rvadiag at the A. It. E. chutrli at the comer of Third and $fte«t street* tiib ercnltt^. Sh« laid tc be a good KlocuUoniat and her acledioni art* cerudnly made with "ta^te. —Wtimm of the nortfeewt potUon of the citjr who havr b«*tt attxit«»«ly awidUtif the tnuldlng of a Unlon Ilepot lo incre*#* the value of their property wilt uudo'^UHlly have tbdr dterire f»**wl next «(k .j/t. —Eloping to be a fa»hloiiable ureiiminary actio# t® mamage «m»ony. A K«w Onih girt ha* run awty witb a printer, aiwl her brother la puna
.7," tf th»v atriki. stockings before the nervously snatched lag them In this «artctio» If they Elder who w»» le»(Slsjr thU town WftT thep«r«i(.^!aiche*Ow»'Htr)UKl
we will haveaaoth«»rs#»«tti««Ml item wait till
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Edward Lowe dTed at four o'clock mterday afternoon *t h|* reaidence over F. Goets's furniture store. No. 6SS, Main atreet-, of typhoid fever The funeral will lake place to morrow afternoon at 8 o'clock* from the residence above n»med.
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Captain Kd.Friend left.laat night for the northern part of Michigan where he la going to purchase apples for Jacob White, The apples of Michigan are said to be the finest in the United States, and White, wishing to have the best, sent Captain Friend to that State to parcluuf large qualities of the fruit. lH mmassBamgmassmmammmmem
RMl«tl«S.
Win. Dwyer has resigned his position a* deputy, for constable Charlie Flaid, and accepted a position as book keeper for E. Burns. Dwyer, while In office, performed his duty satisfactorily, and was a worthy official. He will be sue ceeded by Charles Sparks. Mr. Sparks is a man of energy and good judgment and cannot fail to make a good constable.
oar on a Hunt,
Chaa. Chapman of White's Oyster Bay, Jeff Paton, of Patton, Bros., and C. Watson, National Hotel Manager left to day for Greenfield Bayou where they will remain three or four days anihilatipg the game crop in the surrounding country. Charlie says that White's boarders can ex pect vension, quail, turkey, chicken, duck, rabbit, and in fact everything that is liable to come under the eye of the practical hunters, on their return.
The place to buy your holiday goods is at the Chicago Novelty store. 606 Main St.
9913
Float.
A certain gentleman in this city sent a note to a popular saloonist, who by the way is said to be what society folks term "sharp," requesting him to send one of those "floats" by bearer. The saloonist immediately set to work to manufacture the article desired, and this is the way he did it putting a small quantity of sugar in the bottom of a glass he poured a few drops of whisky on top, and filled the glass with water. Two bottle corks on top this formed the "float" which the gentleman received. That certainly was a temp erance drink-eh? I
Fire.
Joe. Reagan and Jno. Goodpasture last night discovered a dense volume of 4moke issuing from the cellar of Dan Miller's grocery on Main street. An alarm was turned in and the department's prompt answer prevented a disastrous conflagration. The fire originated in the cellar where some one had thrown cigar in a bunch of shavings. The officers and fire department deserve great credit for their promptness in action and no malicious attacks can in any way impair the public mind in regard tor the worthiness of an organization such as we now employ to protect our property.
For the Great Lung Remedy, enquire for Dr. Jordan's Lung Renovator,
The especial attention of the ladies is invited to the Chicago Novelty store at 606Main street. 99t2
Nenator Voortaera
It is stated on good and reliable authority that Senator Voorhees has obtained the promise of Senator Jones, the Chairman of the Committee on Public Buildings to report favorably for the erection of public-buildings in this city, and that they will be provided for at the present session of Congress. This speaks weD for Senator Voorhees and every inhabitant and property holder in this city should be thankful for the untiring energy and zeal with which Mr. Voorhees has labored for the interests of.thiscity and people. Mr. Voorhees still has in view the Wabash river, which we will sooner or later hear more of.
Twentieth Anniversary*
A large number of friends last nighty gave a party at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. George A. Hayward, on north Fourth street in honor of the twentieth anniversary of their marriage. The house was literally crowded from garret to cellar by their many friends. The presents were numerous and elegant The fiuest a chamber set from Martin Thierman and company, of Cincinnati!, is the only one we can mention on account of the lack of space. Refresh-' men is was one of the principal features of the occasion, and was enjoyed by all pres ent. The Cadet Orchestra was present and furnished music for "the dance, which lasted late into the mora tog. The bridesmaid who attended Mrs. Hayward at the marriage, was present *nd danced the first set" of the evening with George.] A more pleasant evening's entertainment has not been enjoyed by the friends of the family for many days, and the occasion will long remain fresh in the minds of the gueists,
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Bart. Brumflel is home from Texas* R. S. Robinson, of Dtnrftto li In the city.
Laura Reiner of Mattoo* in TisiUng in the city.
Mrs. C. Y. Patterson has returned from her visit to Evansvlllei, ,lfl ,=
Mrs. Julia Snyder left last mght for Greencastle, where she will remain a few days with relatives.
C. F. Rodems says he has made no agreement with Blackledge to start a pa per, and never thought of doing so.
L. E. Roberts went to Nashville, Tenn. this morning. He will remain there few days and then continue his journey to Jacksonville, where he will remain un til spring.
Among the most prominent and best paintings on salefrt the Chicago Novelty store we can mention a mountain seen in Colorada-Bison Valley in Utah, Moonlight on the Hudson, and the old Rock eys as viewed from the plains, they have also a Mamouth stock of Oil finished Cromos set in four inch leaf guilt frames that are beautiful to look upon. These are all first class goods, and our citizens will probably never have an opportunity of buying so cheap.
COURT NEWS.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Nothing of importance occurred in the Circuit Court this morning. A few cases were settled by the Attorney's, and some arguments on demurs occupied the atten tion of the court. The case of
W. S. WORLEY, V8. ROBERT G. HERVET.
The complaint is for the recovery of $40,000, worth of stock in the Paris & Decatur railroad. The plaintiff served a writ duces tetum upon Mr Genis, the receiver of the road, to pro duce the books of the concern in court for inspection, which was answered by Mr. Genis to, the effect that the books were not in his possession. The case will probably be continued by the plaintiff,
Lawyer and Client
A man was arrested by Constable Flaid yesterday afternoon and was about to prove rather heavy timber for the worthy constable until Dwyer, his assistant, came to his relief when they "yanked" him to the station-house, where Lawyer Cory appeared as his attorney, and told the ac cused to be quiet and he would defend him and get him off some one who was standing by, say that the fellow declared that he could defend himself and "pulled off" and knocked Cory down. Mr. Cory, however, says that such was not the case, and that the fellow drew back to strike, but that before he could strike, he, Cory, laid him sprawling upon the eold, cold ground, which was repeated three times This is one way of getting a fee.
That handsome oil painting, The Rocky Mountains'1 as viewed from the plains, is a beautiful work of art and is Worthy of a space in every lady's parlor in this city, can be seen at 606 Main st
THE MARKETS.
New fork.
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11111.
Every lady and gent in Ten* Haute it invited to call at the Chicago Novelty *tore at 906 Main street.
Fault.
A persons faith can be Impaired by the weather as will be proven by tbe following extract taken from aa exchange.
A Baptist young lady at Lawreaceburg, Pa., was converted and went with the rest to be immersed two Sundays ago. The water bad hardly moistened her
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Yon*. Bee, 13.—Flour—Heavy: saperine
State and western $3 4GQ4 00 common to extra, $4 60&5 00 good to choice. fS 10®$ 75: wtaifca wheat extra $S lOAfl 00 extra Ohio$4 80 83 #t. Loals, MttOSTS Minnesota patent
$6 80®S *0, Wheal—Heavy Ho. 1.1 to (. lower, leu ectite: gradad 4o. *e.» •prii „. 10 eteamer |l OSH So. 8 red $1 do .fi 2N&1 *SVt: crorraded
0 a 5 1 0 1 a r. lets «-tite: rejected upring, $100: am-
asnary ket eaaier 40«4#««c
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R.L. Thompson,rwaa in Indlapapolla yesterday. A. E. Shrader, of the Midland road, j, ... V-1 1, in Indianapolis., 4s^,t a,-:x
Charlie Lewis, of Green castle, is visit ing in this city. Mr. L. 8. Scott, of Chicago, is in the city, on business,
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Miss Jennie Ruben, of Logansport, visiting on south Fifth street *l Charles Snordener, of Lafayette visiting relatives in this place.
Charlie McCrea, of the Vandalia road is going to Colorado on a visit. Miss Mattie Early, of Lafayette, Is' vis iting Mrs. Shide, of this city.
On aoconnt of the illness of Mrs Austin, the family did not leave yesterday for Florida.
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I uSaimt Stt Corn[arket dsll ungradedSt®»Hc So. S.?~! •t«cm*r' SSe No 2 SSVe No. S white,
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No. I December, MX Jannary. WM&WHc: ^sbOata—Opened ffrmer: mixed white western, 4a®4?Kc.
ruary western,
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ickteaira.
CatCAOo. Dec. IS.—Floer—Nominally oncbanged winter wheat, $5 OQ06
S5: nr1ng,
$1 SO
exir»,ft( TiQi 00. Wheat—L"|»cttled, bot^eoer-
ally l«Wt
S nd winter.
Pore—PMftatwi fair aod laartptt no aesr a)»elt«i
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ear. Oate—Suadyi No.
ix*4. mXlfr WWaky-MaAet «aff *1 11. KEI~LIMT caster JKMBOMIL fitsttsil: Uf«wm» padtfefc. pmrnn-. i: rMe^ts, tjm Ml sfclyiasata, ljKB
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fntutimaL Deeeiaber IS.—live Hags— iQwlei: jkSNMwft r*cetptaMHJaat eklyeHU
AOOUHR-and try far the besf pahtting on at the Chicago Novelty sioteba scene by moonlight on Um Hudtoft, tbiaba maater r^eceof art aad could not be MMSduuttol for
tees
than
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Those languid, tiresome sensations, causing yon to feel scarcely able to be on your feet that constant drain that is taking from your system all its elasticity driving the bloom from your cheeks that continual strain upon your vital forces, rendering you irritable and fretful, can easily be removed by the use of that mar velous remedy, Hop Bitters. Irregular! ties and obstructions of your system are relieved at once, whQe the special cause of periodical pain Is permanently removed. Will you heed tWst—CtfaeiftmiAf BtUurdap Nigkt.
Handkerchiefe in linen and silk, In One Hundred different styles. Hosiery, Gloves, Mittens, Hoods, Legging, Nubies, Muslins and Merino underwear, Shawls, Ciroulers, Jackets, ready, made suits Silk Umbrellas, Alpaca Umbrellas &o. We will also have un excellent stock of good Jewelry on consignment.
Herz popular Bazar.
G. A. Roger's & Co., of 829, Main street have just received another mamouth stock of Boots Shoes and Rubbers, which they intend to sell cheaper than ever before. Remember the number 829 when you waut to get your holiday Slippers. Another invoice expected!about the 20th.
Will White is now supplied with Candies, Nuts, Oranges. Lemons, &c., fo" the holidays, Let every body examine his goods before purchasing elsewhere.
The buying public,are cordially invited to the Clearance Sale at Mrs. T. D. Olin's new Millinery Store in McKsens new Block. 95 tf
WANTED.
To purchase a small two-wheeled Enquire at this office., ,? V:
Special inducements to a hungry people at WJlll White's dining parlors. ,:
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rejected. Sfl^TJc. Corn—Marca*h 40H#i^4c, Janaary
S3fe. January SC^e. Pebraary. rejected, 80c. WW»tky«--Stieady aaa a»chaag«d: |1 It. Uvttet Seetfpta,«UX» liaed ablj»meata,fio h«^l#,ailST Motrt swatf pricea a to !0e|krwer: mixed padttecaadooeuaos tod»i*e Ugit, JOw® JWaSKf
Oatennutt, Decambor _A—Plotr—Flnaer.
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For your Winter Caps and Gloves Loeb & Co. 9
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Go to 829 Main street for your warm Overshoes. The new stock just received, will be sold cheap for cash., 97-2t.
The best sewing machine for the fewest number of dollars, is the old reliable. Elias Howe, for sale by T. D. 0LIN, 662 Main street. 1
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If you area sufferer from any disease of the kidneys try Prof. Guilmette's French Kidney Pad, and take no other, it will cure you.
FOR SALE,
A second hand phieton almost as good as new for sale.' Original cost, $825.00 will be sold for $110.00 Enquire at Beau champ and Miller's stable on South 6th St.
When you are hungry go where you can get the most food for the least money.-^Will White's Dining parlors is where you can be satisfied- -. ,•
Second hand hard coal Stoves, base heaters, tor sale cheap to make room 'or soft coal Denmark mrners, at Probst's, 4th, betwee Main and Ohio.
A WEEK in yonr own town, ana no capi tal risked. Ton can give the bnaineaa a trial withoot expense, The best opportunity ever offered for those willing to work. Ton shonld try nothing else until yon see for yoartelf what yon can do st the business we offe*. No room to explain here. Ton can devote all yonr time or only yonr spare time totfce business, and make great pay for every hour that yon work. W«mea make as much aa men. Send for special private terms and particulars, which we mail free. 16.00 ontit free. Don't complain of bard times while you have such a chance. Address HALLBTT *00., Portland. Maine.
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J08. «. BRIGttb.
Produce and Commission
MERCHANT,
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Dealer In
FINE VINES, LIQUO&S & CISA&S.
Alaa Agent for A* Mayer'* celebrated Imager Beer.^
Oysters! Oysters! Oysters!
Keep* constantly on hand all kinds of Oyaters which he serve* to hie ctietomcre at all hour*. L. WERNER, ffilm 416 Main Street.
KATZENBACH & CO.
Have just opened anew
WHOLESALE
HOUSE,
218 South Fourth Street.
WE KEEP A FULL STOCK OF
CALIFORNIA, and
ALSO FINE WHISKIES AND FANCY
LIQUORS.
Our Sour Wines embrace Berger, Riesling, Traminor and Q-ut-
edel.
Our Sweet Wines Angelica,
Muscat, Madura, Port and Sherry and o^r Red Wines, Zanfan-
del, and Chateau Margaux.
We are prepared to deliver Wines'and liquors to the Trade
and private families in any quantity and by the case free of
charge.
APPLICATION FOR LICENSE.
Notice
Is hereby given that I will apply to the Board of Commissioners of Vigo County, Indiana, at their special session Dec. otb, for a License to ael intoxicating liquors in a less quantity than a quart at a time with the privilege of allowing the name to be drank on my premises for one year. My place of business and the premises whereon said Liquors are to be sold and nrank are located at 808 Main Street, In the city of Terre Hante, Vigo County. State of Indiana, being lot 60. of Howe's addition to the city of Terre Haute.
Ww8 JOHN 9. B8VIN,
•R. FOSTER &>
NO. 102 AND 104 NORTH FOURTH STREET,
HAVE ON EXHIBITION FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS,
THE
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Comer Fourth and Cherry streets, TERRE HAUTE. INDIANA.
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MAIS STRBKT.
IMPORTED WINES
AND BRANDIES,
SHOWN IN THIS CITY, EMBRACING •iwfijru
liiclSac" Hlic "Portfolios Wall CabiieK, Met Cabinet yww?~F*Ex
PEDESTALS, FANCY- STANDS, AND FASCX
AHD A FULL LINE OF EASY (HAIRS,
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ALL IN EBONY AND GILT.^£:
CYLINDER BOOK CASES AND 0FFICE DESK8,
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Railroad £tae
pinJSAl TIKE TJ
[Carefully corrected to id Chesma
Cabw Depot-Tenth and CfceStvaraloe excejit I. 4 St. L. T. ington) and freight*. than Tertts llaate time.
train* except I. 4 St. L^T. U.4 8-ffl me tra
uruxinox or KinuW •Erery day. All other train* da? day. tParler care daily, excejit Snntl Ing can. Reclining chair car.
VANDALIA LINK. (Leare going Eaet.)
•aPaat Line I Mail and Acc ••Day Ex Mail and Acc (ArrtTe from Caal.) ••Pacific B*.. Mail Train •atFaat Ex Indiana poll* Ace..
(Leave going We*».)T_
••Pacific Kx ,V Mall Train **Fast Bx (Arrire from WeaU) •aFaet Line...... Mail and Acc.... **Day Ex
TEKJtE HAUTE A UKJAN Logansport Dir. of Vandal!.^ (Leave for Northeaat.) Mail Train... Mixed Train. (Arrive from Northeast.) Mail Train... Mixed Train.
TERRE HAUTE 4 EVAN8 (Leave for South.)
•aNaahviUe Ex tBxpreaa Freight and Acc........ (Arrive from South.) tBaatern Ex •eChicago Ex..... Freight and Acc
CHICAGO Jb EASTERN ILL1NOJ (Leave for North.) T"H and Chicago Ex Danville Acc •sNaahville and Chicago Bx (Arrive from North.) Terre Hante Acc Chicago and Terre Hante Ex •sChlcago and Nashville Ex ...
ILLINOIS MIDLAND RAILWJ [Leave for Northwest.]
Peoria Mail and Ex Decatur Paaeenger [Arrive from Northwest.] Peoria Mail and Bx Indianapolis Passenger T. H. SOUTHEASTERN, [to Wort
Depot, Main and First Sta.] [Leave for Southeast.]
Accommodation
[Arrive from Southeast.] tic
Accommodation
DANVILLE ROlfr
Chicaro
& Eutera
Illinois Eai4
XORTI
7.85 a,m.
Leave. Terre Hante.. Arrive. Danvillo
Burlington Keokuk Chicago Milwaukoe St. Paul
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10.30 1
Htyipeston. 11,38 1 Wataeka 12.40 p.m. Peoria 8.80
7.60 7.46 4,00
Lv Chicago... 18.80 p.m .... 9.16
10,00 night tf 1.86 p. m. SOUTH
... 4.20a.m ... 1.10 .,,11.66 p.m ...11.00 ... 7.85
Arrive. Terre Haute. Leave, Danville Hoopeston...
Watseka Peoria
Burlington 8.80 Keokuk..... 8.65 Chicago 7.60
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Mlllwaukee 1.00 a St. Paul ».05 IS
CMago & Northwestern'
California Line. Ar. C, Bluffs...
7.1
Milwaukee, Green nay & Lake Line. Lv. Chicago... 8.00 a.m I Ar. Milwaukee 11{ •v ...10.00 l».l ...10.00 Ar. Green Bay 8. ...S.OOp.ml Milwaukee 11. ... 8.00 Green Bay 5j ...9.00 Escanaba. 10."
Mt. Paul St MlnneapollN Line, Lv Dhlcags... 10.00 a.m I Ar. St. Paul.... Of "... 9.00 p.m
W. H. STENNBFT, Gen'l Pass. AgH,
Chicago, Milwaukee & St, fan!Hail
Ar, Milwaukee 18j» Oconom'c, sjy" LaCrosse. .10.
Lv. Chicago.. 10.10a.m. ..10.10 ..10.10 .10 10 .. 9.00 p. .. 9JX) .. 9.00 .. 9.09
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St. Paul... 64 Milwaukeeil, Oconom'c. LaCrossee..7.1 St. Paul.. 1.8
A. •. H. CARPENTERi
Oen. Pass, and Tkt, Ag't, Milwaul
AGENTS WANTED 'JSSwSSlli k|
«v*r Invented. Will anit a p» TOE somplsjf ot (I
Mnr Machine trtriBvcrti stocTUngs, wlia JI&KL and JOmlnolss, innfi alaoknit a great varlsty
is
Line of Fine" Goods
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BRACKETS,
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CAMP ROCKERS A\D PARLOR SUITESi
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