Daily News, Volume 2, Number 141, Franklin, Johnson County, 2 February 1881 — Page 4

DAILY

at 7SSI Poplar street,

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The Daily News Gall Boxes ana Messengers

To fiefliUtf* the collection of city new#, well as to place *d*c«tMng patrcn. In cfoae connection with the oQce, the pabli»her» bar# p]*cedC*U Boxee &t different point* thrtw shoot the eity.etcb of fblch will be rfalted several times during the day. from o'clock AM till 3 M. by the Me«#eng»r. Byr« of the DAILY NKWB. Then Boxea HAVE Been pot up far the pnrpote ot affording a place of deposit for information of local newt, and we cordially invite any person who oas knowledge of my matter of public Interest hftpptfftirg ir» Jit* or *er vicinity uyw rite out tlie fscfaand droplt in me of our Boxe*. Attached to each Box will be 'ound tabl«-t»of paper. Sign Totir name to roar •xrnmnnjcation, for the knowledge of the editor nly. a* a guarantee of good faiui on yonr part, if* taatar on THIS Item* HOT sioxao %Y a known -enponjfible name are of. the lralae jrf waste paper, ina wij) be treated accordingly. Tha ad*ertf*ing jatronsof the Daily Hew* yltt *iso find the*e Boxes a convenience, as {hey c#n drop their favors therein, end thereby save a walk to the office.

COMMUNICATIONS, arth-r* for THE DXXLT NKWS BY carrier or mail, advertising copy, or information of any kind intended to reach the office, can be handed to the 1)AK.Y New# Messenger Bw«,ai thwy pa*« to and fro th?osigh the street*. Tpey will be known by their b51« op* with DAILY2fBwa in white letters on front, and Message Poccne* of light-colored leather. TWy are. while on dntv for ine DAILY NISWS. and wearing the badge OF tluiU'

for a'ififitlon to tlicfr duties The following card is attached to each Bos LAILY NEWS MESFIAFIE BOX.

This box is placed here by conwnt of the jroprietor. a# place of deposit for local item#. ciety news, or anything of a character that would be of interest t» the readers of a Terre Haute newspaper. TIIK PCBLISIIKBS SOLICIT strco INrottXAtiON rao# AKY OSK. They only a#k contributors to bo brief and to the point, and to five the information AT OXI B~~wht»f may be new to3ar. fen chances t*onfi will bo no new# to-morrow

each forenoon, up to 2 M, by the DAILY 1»EWS MESSRXOBB BOY*, and the contents conveyed to thn DAILY NKW» office. A responsible name is renulred to be signed to each item (for the pernors! icnowledgo only of the Editor a guarantee of good fftitB. ... carorders for the DAILY

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WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY S. 1$81.

to be left by

carrier or seat by mail, or copy for adrertlaements. can also be placed in the box, thas securing early attention to soch orders. Local items or ads. can be handed to the AILY NEWS M*«s*wo*a Bora, 48 they

paM through

the street*.

I,0«:ATI«!V OF DAILY XKW* MEHiAWK IIOXR*. Foot of Rtuinvav leading to Western Union telegraph office, coi* 0th & Main.

Foot of atal/way lending to Pierce & Rttmseya law office, Wall street. Keel house corner third and LaFayetle.

Depot drug store. Corner Sixth & Lafayette toad.

W NTH, II ATM, |,OW», ETf. Advenisements coming under the above, or tinilfir hi'nrt". will b* Inserted In the "New# at rate #f tea cents per line, each insertion.

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e«r"Adrerlisements printed timler this head OiTe Ceut.each word and th« advertisement will rarely full t» ntlrict the attention of persons who may haves whatever Is wanted, and from a lar8® number of replies the advertiser is enabled to make *he inoft favorable selections.

Several flrst-class news-boy* at

this office, Apply at once. ff

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ANTKD—T^vo good cawvassars at this office, at once. 'ANTRD- TO rent, a small, neat house with five rooms, near the corner of Main and Sixth street, by a pr mpt paying tenant NKWS Office, b*x80.

WANTRD8n»»«

Address

—Competent girl for

eaeral house wage*. Call

work, tamlly and gtod

at once, with references. -A competent girl

MO eolith Sixth at.

to do house-

W'mik InafamilVof three. Apply at once

fatnl-

nurse girl. 14 oris yaaw did Oer

at!,«» "»th SlxtHStreet.

.for Sale.

SALR.-Old newsospers, »c t*r t*rg»ai«»P*P«rm ••ipo^es.

SAl.K,"A s«i»na h#^ ptov'f" ,,.d as »«w (wiawal 'Jpst, wtl. sold»« Beaachamp ft (ller's stable, on south SI sin

lnott eh

street.

S\LK '—Flr*t»class thllch row will bo sold cheap. Require at th!-office.

for ttcttt.

rwoB»* for rent,

«d Prefer a family without children

conveniences

KKNT-t J^ve

jt,r month

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found.

"iAr«eiw\ small toH of leather, hlch the have hnirovlnr »»rot»erty aft* pay WthSSZ*. "rt Street,

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tMfWMMNi. tA«t propr^y NKW» jor

Jf. i» BMMOItAMP.

THE city.

—Ho police ct-vsrt this morning. -Subscribe for th- NKWS. & Knight, Saturday night*

Goodnight. —Fimmans ball at Armor? tlaM Friday

cv^nteg. tld». —Wh»* Terre Haute needt

-The Cr»w oa Thursday nightI -A. Bronco Alcott lecttirci at Norms! Hall. ii --The A Si, h. bm

W.1SHK »n«UCT Tht» Maw Tfe« rt .ralft tusfof

Hl» name In Carraa.

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^-C. A. Rebitttoa^ln^gi^irUl bean ap plTcant for jsontination for City Troilorer. —The NaiionnJ House *ifeon presents* very betuitiful appearance, riocc It has heeo redecorated and painted. "Cal if. TCfy popular with the boy#. '{^\.'4 w" fi-Hiuiljal O verltoltx returned to Mar" ^!lh

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Ovcrnauleu at Vincennes. The prisoner cfmrged wiiU a number of b^rglarie*. Maggie Companion, who was someUin#s ago for larceny, at the Union IJeoot, was lent up yesterday for one year. She goes to a reformatory institution in Indianapolis. -Sheriff Stepp went to Plainfleld this morning to place Ed. Stone in the House of Refuge, where he will be confined un til lie is 21 years of age, unless he by his conduct manifests signs of being reformed, to such an extent as to warrant them justifiable in liberating, him. —Officers McDonaugb and Cain arrpsted a woman named Mrs. Vaugh, last night, on suspicion of larcen3*. This moraing she had an examination before Squire Steinmehl, and was discharged as there was no evidence to support the charge. She lives in Marshall, Ills. —George Kiefncr rafijed off a shot gun at the Filbeck House last night. The tickets were one dollar each, and Henry

Hanks was the lucky individual, that held the winning card. Henry should be very careful with his gun, because like the Leadville Orator, its liable to go off. —In'a'.tacking individual members of the police force of this city, the Gazette shows itself to be on par with the jackass party it represents, It is a noted fact t.Jiat the city has never been so well protected as by the present force, and the lie it pub lbhed a few days azo1 about two officers in the east end, savored of envy, us well as malice. —TheW. F. 8. held a quarterly meeting at Asbury,Sunday evening, which was both interesting and entertaining, The exercises were opened bv an appro priate bible lesson, read by the President Mrs. Greiner. Prayer by the Rev. Mr Green. The programme was most excel lent, the subject being "Bulgaria." The first exercise was a paper read by Mrs. Dr Hollingsworth subject-"A Glance at Bulgaria," which was very comprehensive showing study, and a thorough under standing of the subject. Then a mission ary soliloquy by five little girls, one of the best exercises of the eveuing. A paper was then read by the President, written by Mrs. Judge Scott, on "The Missionary V. ork ot Bulgaria," a good and interesting paper. A recitation wasgiven by Mrs. Coleman, which was very nicely rendered also reading by two young ladies, the Misses Giles and Armstrong They were all of a missionary subject The exercises were interspersed by excel lent music by the new choir, Miss Horton at the organ, Miss Copeland. Mrs. Philips and Mrs. Coleman singing soprana Mrs Williamson, alto Messrs. Williamson Coleman and McFaren, the bass and tenor. all singing in perfect time. We con gratulate the ladies in their success in the work, and hope to see a growing interest

IlL-i. —11— The Mrennerchor Ball.

The members of the Majnnerclior social club, held their twenty-third annual ball last night. The merry maskers begau gathering about eight o'clock, and by nine the hall was filled to overflowing Among other good things besides dancing wereflVo tableaux, the first one repn senUng the immortal and only Shak-s-peare reading his play "Romeo and .Ju ict," before Queen Elizabeth of England Miss Lena Sehscffer representing Queen Elizabeth. Hugo Duenwetr as Shakes peare Emil Bauras the Earl of Letees tcr ,,r.

The second tableau represented me with Mr. Young a* Bacchus, Jliss .Lpi^, llirzei as tho goddess, and Hiss Litia ICurz as Hebe. This tableaux was very well represented, as in fftct^wem-all,

The third was 'Br er." Kink Gambit nus. Julius Blumberg, Ceres.- Miss Bur wit. Hop Picker: Mr. Knecker, Htinda, Henry Yoges Tyrolean. Miss Houscr.

The fourth tableaux was

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the ,.s,t of tht ciiy. at tHm *VC0 th. fppivnt JOAB.

,,runch.

follows: Continental officer, Mr. Klover Court lady. Miss Probst Page Flora Duenweg. Goethe, Mr Rosenberg Schiller. A. ^esserich: Washingtoti. Welle Old man, Mr. K*mke.

The fifth tableaux was the berth of ^Prinwj Carnival, with the following characters: Prince Carnival, Hugo Duenweg Princess Carnival, Miss Monninger Her aids. W. Heinrichs and Otto Wittenburgf Fool. Henry Raabe.

This wound up the theatrical bustne^ nnd the maskers now'^settled down toaoltd enjoyment. One of the most prominent characters repreaented was "Mary and her little Lamb" (not John). It was a tewMe Lamb, and Mary had a ribbon attached to it "and every where that Mary weal the lamb was sure to go.w.

Mrs. Chas. Young was the Mary, and a rather pretty Mary she was, "Morntog," "Night," and "The Devil,

were well nresenteti, especially the latter who was at home amontr ail his mentis. Among other things we saw. was a IwautifuT -Flower Girl" walking with the Devil.

l*Kft»OXM. PDIS W-

Abe Straw## was one of the best dancers on the »r. ,.4 ... "TTie ta't afdleu striping of the Oiatoa W.was oa deck and appear^ to he In aeardi of tte "1 «u. Charley Ross. 5 N at In an a 8 & r-~ ww.- ap there with a roll of manunt under his iroi Pig etimtgh to run the N. V. for six months.

Mr. Mania I*. R. took it in. Dave aer was there. Nick Filbeck was tin rc. Kln« Gambrinus Beer was there.

Moat £7"Casey"of the Clmtoa, Ind., was perambtilating pensively a'ih-uttowa last ntgbl. H« i» a hadi -cam, eh |^pyHght «pi»»ed# tcr, tak* cam.

PKBM&XJtiU

Cries Debs to Clutter, as the night wind howl#.

Is it not so, answer me ye owls.

P. Gfrorer ofthe Banner, returned from Canada to-day. iH O. L. Tyford of the C. & B. I. R- R«» is inlthe city to-day. 4

Wilson Shun way of Decatur, III., is visiting his «ister in this city.^ E. B.!Martin, of the I. & St. L, R. R., was in the city last night.

D. Haley, detective for the C. & E. I. R. H. was in the city yesterday. A. E. Ford, Gen. Passenger Agent of the Vandalia, was in town this morning.

Hughes the walker walked, away with nearly all the prize money in New York. Charley Andrews, of Moline 111. is visiting the familv of M. Richards, on north Fifth street.

Hon. C. F. Meruit'* Lecture. A large and appreciative audience gath ered at the Baptist Church lf»t nifflit tc hear the eloquent Judge McNutt lectur on "Prison RefoiUl."

N. G. Buff took the chair and intro duccd the lecturer, who made a stirring appeal in behalf of reform and humanity, fie said: "The victims, whose cause I come in the name of humanity, and hu manity's God. to p'.ead before you this night, are within the limits of your own irlorious young Suite. "Ye good and pious men and women of this beautiful city, let me Admonish voti that this night., when jrou tkneel ask the intervention of Almighty God in favor of the heathen of China and South Sea Islands remember these in bonds at home. The Judge made a vehement attack upon the present Prison system, and showed by his scholarly argument that he thoroughly understood his subject.

At the close of the lecture, Hon. W m. Ma was called to the chair. Upon motion of Rev. C. Henderson, the thanks of the audience were extended to Judge Mc Ntltt for his able lecture.

OUR

A Ncgrr with a Queen. JeesWwill you ple**e meet me this And^Goethe cing a^hompif^f^and evening about six odock at Mr. T. W. flirtlBg with a«id woman

POST-OFFICE!

Opiniors of the Citizens of Terre Haute upon the Post-office Question.

(CONTINtJED.)

Below is a continuation of the result of our interviews with citizen sin regard to the Postmastership

W. L. Johnson says it is immaterial to him: however, be desires to see a competent man in the place.

County Clerk, M. N. Smith, says he would like to see a postmaster every ward in this city, in order to favor all thecandidates with offices.

Robert Carr is for Filbeck. C. Jones is in favor of T. C. Buntin. B. D. Jordon says he would rather see M. N. Dial in the post office than any other man. ...

William Klay is in favor of Filbeck C. R. Davis says H. Miller is his choice.

D. S. Carter prefers W. Arnold. Dave Rifner is desirous of seeing Filbeck retained. „,,

H. P. Smith is for Filbeck. T. 1. Sharp is for Dial. F. Brennan chooses to have Filbeck remain where he is.

Wm. Talbott favors Filbeck. C. J. Armstrong prefers M. N. Dial. Chas. H. Mann is for Filbeck. J. Hunter is in favor of N. Filbeck. George Starkayer says Filbeck is the man-

D. Smith is for H. Miller. C. Curtis says Greiner is his choice.^ P. L. Thompson prefers Dial. Dick Tromfelt is in favor of Filbeck. G. W. Kiefncr says give it to iuck Fil-

bCPhilip

Law says Filbvck is good en-

ouffh Rob't RndyaayS he is satisfied aa it is. J,

Jjjand prefers M- N, Dial. S. Caid is for Greiner. K. C. RhOtdSsays as loBjftU! he gets-his infcll all right he is aRtisfled. and he is just itt that condition at pretest.

C» J- Ruden says Greiner should get the office.

the ^ccsreiJom

In our endeavors Jo preserve health it 1 of the utmost impbrtaoce that we kut-p the well-known remedy kidney-Wort, has specific action on the kidneys^ liver and bowels/^ Use it instead of dosing with vile bitters or drastic pills. It is mirelv vegctible, and is prompt but mild In action. It Is prepared in both dry and liquid form and sole by Druggists everywhere.—Reading Bngle.

buy, my

"Then

boys, ofio and 'till, your Groceri^ from the great Durall

The grandest Ball of the season will toe given on the evening $f the11th of Felniarv.

C:"

PERSONAL.-

Jessie/ will you plea*e meet

Ottvall's family grocery store on south «th St- have made the acquaintance of tbi* popular grocery man, *ad intend to buy fall Jof my groceries them la the future. The Teas. Coffees, and Sugars your mother wrote about, I also bought of Mr Da tall. Tsmrs Truly.

Recommeadted by the hiritest medical authority for Qmu NeurtlgR Catarrh, G^et, SvihiUs. mn Diseases. Dyapepw* and all Female Diseases. El^ant Qew bath hm». Competent attendant*- Oieap^t »d best hatha it» the world. Bath houae at the foot of Walnut

Mxonvm Ammxx BAT»

THE CITY'FATHERS.

They mat last r^eht and transacted some busineBe, and

«then went home.

The"council met in regular session last night, Mayor Havens in the chair, Councilmen Britjgs. Ellis. Grace, Partington, Polk and Reagan were present. 5

BILLS ALLOWK D. 1 UK. •safe Mi

Water works.... C. W. Brown.... Police force...,. Forster & Son.. PGfroer iluco Dnenweg. JM Allen W E Qnrley... v.,

Telephone Exchange.. Osftwod W A Auble r».

Bnrn# itf Leake...: Telephone Exchanges .....

Ureasiciuj— A Reif

HolHntfer.... .... O Hirzel Katxenbacb Moore & iLangon.: TU Gas Co— —,.— Patton Bros

Button & Co..t...-

Same, Same Wabash Iron Co Slscghter, Watkins, & Co Ph®nix Fonmlry...

Uoliinger

T. H. Express Jas. T. Mon^c.. W. P. Hoctor Hebb & Goodwin Bartlett bindery Jas. T. Moore Hebb & Goodwin T. B. Snapp vJ. O. Button.. T. B. Johns C. \V. Brown C. W Brown... T_ H. Fire Department H. Polk Geo. DoxfiijV Jiy). Rub^w, Bartlett biipery

DreusiSlfe

J.F.J uriet & Co Fisbeck Bros Buntin & Armstrong... T. H. Oil Co Fenner & Lotze Thomas fc Rnpe jSbver Bros T. H. Gas Light Co

.,.

James Calvin is in favor of Filbeck, P. Wixted wishes to see Greiner sueceeds

M. Leonbcrger is for Filbeck. W. Davis is in favor of Filbeck. J. Ironsmith says the thing is just as he wants it.

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Snapp..

Same JasT Moore. .J... Elliot. A Austin v.* r,«Slaughter, Watkins, Jb Co...-.... W APeker .. .....V. it.a Chas Staub T. B. Snapp.... Same Russell & Co.. .. ...........

S 85

S2S lS'O 4 35 35 2 50 ,98 H) '167 on 4 00 5 00 733 8S

Slaughter. Wstkins ACo........... II Lodge 1 O OF 51 BILLS RKFJBHKBD. Phoenix Foundry .... i..,., .... Cook «fc Bell Beauchamp & Miller T. K.Snapp ... .:VC ''i- ...... T. H. Cas Co....".i.......... .•. Same Saturday Night O. S. Talbot'.

IS 35 75 4 70 a so 36 05

S 5 15 52 63 75 4 35

1 50

IS 45 4 00 2 80

743 53

5 40

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53 00 8 50 3 00 46 32 17 35 127 48 30 00 30 CO 816 80 53 75 12 90 2 C.5

4-J5 1 50 2 70 7 15 50

1 00 8 50 24 S5 8 15 27 50 35 35

The Committee Finance asked mission to borrow $45,000. Granted. TREASURER'S REPORT.

per-

CITY TREASURER'S OFFICE, J. TERRK HAUTE, Indiana, Feb. 1st. 1881. To the Honorable Mayor and Common

Council. GENTLEMEN:—I have the honor of submitting herewith my report of collections and disbursements for the month of January, 1881:

COLLECTIONS.

Balance from laet month License account dogs "i sewer Market' Loans made Rent Ninth street market house.... Taxes collected Special fund brought up., ........ Cemetery account. ........

Total

.$ 1,797 07 8 50 38 25 10 00 2 00 0,500 00 15 00 3, IPS 68 2.708 33 70 50

.$ 14,361 28

DISBURSEMENTS.

Orders redeemed. Treasurer's fees February interest on bonds Wlnslow, Lanier & Co., com s.. Balance.. a

.$ 9,186 90 95 11

E. T. II. & C.

1,485 00 8 23 2,374 99

a $ 1 4 8 1 6 8 3 Respectfully submitted. .. HTTOO DUKWWEO, a

The Chief of Police reported 279 gas lamps and 103 gasoline lamps not lighted, during January.

The market master reported $20 collections for January. Mayor reported

$117

as collected by

fines for the quarter ending January first. Street commissioner reported $28.75, expended on streets during January,

RESOLUTIONS.

Bv Mr. Frisz, that all advertising hereafter be done in the Banner and Expres*. Mr. Regan, moved to amend by inserting Gazette and IMger.

Amendment seconded by Mr. Grace Mr. Frisz' resolution was adopted. Resolved. That property holders at southeast corner of Main and Sixth streets be ordered to raise the curbing adjoining this propeit/. Referred to comm ttee on streets and bridges.

Adjourned.

brave

THE MARKETS.

SiewYork.-

N*W YORK. FEB. 1.—Floor—Qniet Miperfine State atid wcKtern, 83 7XM 15 common to pood extra, $4 »@4 Romito choice. $4 705^75 white vheat extra, 00, ex tw O

relectrrf^ng!" 9S#S7 1-,

I ITS So. 1 -In.. $!5W ixr winter. $115H anffrarded white, fl 1^' .^'

white w«ten» '1-»H«.

OwSl,

1 rn%. May

HaynTJB

*am»etle Artesian

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CtoMi- Act^e, hot lower: mgnA*'.

V* 3. UfiOMKc »»*&S5X N®. «.• wMti-., ruir/, ^Rrf Oat»—Market

Feb-

May. -rn 4I1

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-M* price#

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ebade r: 4l«^»r. cash 'Jar Steadf «."* Ttnel

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Terre Haute, lad.

Let

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»m "'Si cte-

wwember tlw Pireswo's

Bail *t Dovliog Hall, Fell. 11th.

Something About a Beverage s* that

Very Popular.

NKWS

$ 1.33.1 1 25 1,756 15 50 00 13 SO 6 00

SO 00 5

til —,— Yesterday afternoon about three o'clock the

sent two of* its most distin

guished ambassadors to the brewery of Anton Maver, located at the corner of Ninth and Poplar streets. *to write up that institution. Mr. Kadel the obliging assistant book keeper volunteered to pilot them through the establishment, and taking the lead they made the rounds. The first place visited was the boiler and engine rooms here also was the latest improved air pump, used for pumping air into the cellars- and ventilating other parts of the building.

In the next room was located two large vats, balloon shaped, and capable of holding one hundred barrels of beer: which is one barrel more than the NEWS man could hold. In this room was also located a~steam pump used for pumping beer up to the top flodr, where it was discharged into large pans about twenty feet square, and eight inches deep. Mr. Mayer also has an apparatus for making beer from rice, which is- very ingenuous. They were next shown the vario»s processes through which barley passes to become malt. In the top story the barlev is spread upon tjie floor, and sprinkled with water: it is then dried and descends another story, where it is again sprinkled. It'is then let down in the basement, where it is again spread and allowed to grow sprouts appearing upon the grain inside of ten hours. It is then elevated up stairs, and goes through a machine that cuts off the sprouts, and the malt is ready. The capacity of the brewery is about 100 barrels a day, and additional buildings are being put up rapidly. Among others', a new boiler room is going up i.car the office, and new store rooms alsf*. The building is one of the finest we have ever visited, and Mr Mayer has reason to feel proud of such block. After making the rounds, their guide took them down into the vaults. Where a large keg of beer was on—but perhaps we had better not pursue this part of the subject any farther. It is needless to say they came, they saw. and went home well pleased.

TheRincgold, Band will furnish the music for the Fireman's Ball at Dowling Hall, February 11th.

A case of DESTITUTION in this city was prevented by the party going to Seeburger Bros., oil JUain street, for all kinds of fresh meats at the lowest living prices.

FIREMAN'S BALL. The Fireman's Ball wil take place on February 11 Admission price, $1.00.

SAIL 110! WHERE AWAY

To No. 80 South 6th vall's.

St. T. W. Du

tun

The Cheapest place in the city to buy vour Groceries.

JOS. 0. BRIGGb.

Produce and Commission

/MERCHANT,

Corner Fourth and Cherry streetp,

iUKE BAL'Tt. INDIANA

FRESH BREAD

AND CRACKERS.

F#r good fresh bread, cakee, and city butter,

cracker*, made frc»b every day, call at 807 Poj

larntrert.

76yl THOS. CALLAHAN,

WM. DREITSICKB,

CARPENTER AND BUILDER

an a re of re a

Patent Refrigerators,

Cor. Ninth and Sycamore 8ts,

TERRE HAUTE IND

Big Brown Jug

015 MAIN STREET,

(Bet. fita

*nd

7th.)*

TERRE HAUTE, «. •INDIANA.

AMr f"y!rv

and w» -M14C,

iH-.i May. WhUferfU*a i" r.f« 7.W& k~U v, -4 pack :.

'v1 The proprietor rj-

fc«a«y.

I refa*»

ban ra «ly refitted nd rafBi*-

Sample and Wine Rooms

««xt {*r/cm t^caUft to the dmiodi of '•he

CHOICE WINES, ^t LIQUORS, CIGARS/ AND TOBACCOS.

Otlltadue hin. 8«tl#factlrn aa4 «aa*t«oaa ssarwtt«*d ts tfrerf teftaiKe.

ixn.

8. WILLS, Propv.

RAIX.ROAD TIME TABLE.

[Carefully corrected to date.]

Union Depot—Tenth and Chestnut St*., ain« except I, St. L. T. H. A S. B. (to Ingtoo) ana freight*. Time ITO mtunte^ vha.0 Terre Haute time. C^'!'

SXPLAKATIOK OF R«T*a«XC8 3TARKS •Every day. All other train* daily exyej day, Parlor cars dally, except Sunday*, tag care, Reclining cuair car.

VANDALIA LINE. (Leave going Eaet.)

*?Fa«t Liae Mail and Acc +Day Ex. .. ..... .......... Mall and Acc.... (Arrive from East.) •ePaciflc Ex Mail Train .1 •g+Faat Ex Indfanapolia Acc

(Leave going West.)

•*Pacific Ex.. Mail Train.... *Fa4tSx....

... 1:3 ...10:* ... S:Jfc

(Arrive from We#L)

»sFa*t Line Mail and Acc.. S:5§ •*Day Ex............

TERRE HAUTE fe LtX)AXSPORT. it Logans port Div. 'of V&ndalta. (Leave for Northeast.) Mall Train Mixed Train (Arrive from Northeast.) Mall Train .. 12:30? Mixed Train

ssj:

TERRE HAUTE A EVANSVILLE., (Leave for South.) •sNashville Ex +Express.. Freight and Acc. ... (Arrive from South.) tBastern Kx

.... 2:5 10:4: 5:\

Chicago Ex Freight and Acc CHICAGO & EASTERN ILLINOIS (Leave for North.)

II and Chicago Ex Danville Acc. •^Nashville and Chicago Kx (Arrive from North.) Terre Hante Acc Chicago and Terro Haute Kx aiti^ Vaabvillrt Vv

.. H. .. 5 1 ..10:

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