Daily News, Volume 2, Number 144, Franklin, Johnson County, 5 February 1881 — Page 4

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SATLRDAY. FEBRUARY 5. 18*1.

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VV five rooms, near the comer of Main and Sixth street, by a nrt »pt paying tenant. Address News ofllco.

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—Judge C. port. Ind., next

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trlbotors to lis br!tf and to the point, and to give the information AT oxcE-whut may be new* to* lar. ten chaacea toons will be no news to-morrow. t3BT"Offensl*e personalities MUtrr be avoldcd.JEJ write your Items on the paper attached, and drop it In the box, which will be visited several time# each forenoon, np to 2 M« by the DAILT NICWS MBSHKXOEK HOTS, and the contenta conveyed to the DAILY N*WB office. A responsible name Is rennlred to be signed to each Item (for the personal knowledge *aiy of the Editor) as a guarantee of gomi faith.

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Reel house corner third and LaFayetle. Depot drag store. Corner Sixth & Lafayette road.

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•\\f AN TKD—Two good canvassers at this office, VV at once. WTANTKU-TO rent, a inittlt, nelt boose with

in a small fatnl.ft years old, Oersouth Sixth street.

WANTKO|MrsonsonthSixthgood

Wof

-Olrl for general house-work. Com

petent can have wages. In a small family, at t«0 street.

ANTED.—To r«'iit two rooms in the e*at end thecltgr, on or Sonth of Main, Kncialre at north 3rd St.

Sot Salt.

UIOR 8AU6. -Old uewspapera, «B« per hundred. JD targe nt«e papors, snlunla for wrapping par|MMMIS. 8ALR.--A second hand phwton almwt wTl *"t°f^r c^h^Kn'atilr* at Beauchamp A NHler's stable, on sonth Sixth street.

JpOR!

SAI.K—Flt»t-claw« milch cow will be sold cheap. Enquire at this office.

for &cnt.

-I Have *«vtral bo«w»* for rent in irt of the City, at fmin to $15

*C10R ITKNT p«r moot "l Ky'at No. 8WH Ohio street

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Cost.

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-l4tst Tt»es«»hy ttr Wednesday. there, la U»e eju If gtore. embrol^iewd on back with heavy silk. Ti^ flndrr w»l t*™* upon uur city route coitector. by l»a*tns tb® same at this offirg.

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m*ijf wnevrrt, proprMtvr^«»/ NKW« mil (n m# to ftr rIMil tentwtrt ejto, £. IK H8AI VftA M!\

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-Sw Clmrlott Thompson for the beat.fit of the Light (Juanis. .-Judge II. Soon Will preside at the

Circuit Court on Monday. —Reserved »?au lor "Government Bond#"* at Button*. —The & St. H-I have ^occluded to I et their shoiw naoaalft »t MaUooai"i-

"Gowtinment Bonds" to niitit, tliese W the kind of bonds we ovc tt» be bound

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—On TweMay of this week l.wS were bandied by the Vandalia Ratt

Road. —The AmalgsunattHl Union wlil bold a nwcting'io ntght at tlwsG. A. 8» HaS OB .-.yhird —Th« Haotch are l» YoA, *ml the people art* disappoU)'

Vhcy not naughty.

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gerBoysof the DAILY News. These Hoxe* havs been pot op for the purpose of affording a place tip on tnai laca. of deposit for Information of lt*ai news, and we *lmtt nve his last series of cordially invite anr person who nas knowledge of J-Bronson AlCOtt gave ms iasi series oi wy matter of public interest happening la bTs or conversations at the Public library last

xea a convenience, as they can drop their favors

Communications, orders for the DAILT xws by carrier or ^advertising copy or Information

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Her brow was like *fce MOW drift,* He br*-a#t was like the swan 1 tier face if w«» tlie fairest, 1 That e're the «nn shone. 5 This if the description of the Planters

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—The local passenger train on the I. & I St. H—1R- R. stops at every big tree and irhaystack between St. Louis & Indianapo-

ar?" iI If McNutt will go to New-' tbe

wetk to prosecute

»«ri who recently killed the Marshal of

Clinton.

To facilitate the collection of city news, a* well! A number of DRpere in this city, and to pi*c« advertising patroa. Is efoae connection wfti^ the ortoe, the pablirfwra^ havepiacod CaH surrounding country have a column would like to see we j,. ——, .« nuuiu ws

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of any triad Intended to reach the office, can be handed to the DAILT NTTW* Messenger Boy*, as gaid he had nofmoney, and was given an S'irK'Ji.'bx.h™,sres.'1 *,I ^ur

»iome of them "head it

He spoke of Idealism. Tran«*n-

cis. s&fi£sns.,o«e Mmdualisro, Brook Farraism, and of several other "ispis" which we have not syace to re at —Tom Mooney and John Smith were before the Mavor this morning, charged

^nrnkness and vagrancy. Mooney

in white letters on the front, and Message Poaches 40.00 and costs. He payed his find, and of light-colored leather. Th«?y are, while on doty I for the DAILT NBWS, and wear:ng the badge of the retired. p"per, it* acsredlted r«»rire*c-iiiftUTe«, and we trnst S mcy will, in thffr brmSne^ii relations, merit the —Harry Cook a young man, machlnest commendation of oar i»tron«,aawel. sourselrea, 1

i^ve,«™. smuh wM

tnl(je

jlas already twice tried to

commit suicide, he gave himself up to offleer Finfebiner yesterday, and was taken to the station. He has Been acting rather queer lately, and papers were filed this morning beforfc Justice Cookerly, charging him with insanity. —The fire alarm at 2 o'clock, this morning, was caused by aminiature blaze at the residence of Mr. Robinson, on south 8ev^ enth street. A spark dropped from the chimney into a box of waste paper, which was ignited and caused the alarm. The department was promptly on hand pud prevented a conflagration. LOBS, about •1°.

•. -PERSON41*

Miss Lillie Crawford is in Paris, visiting. John Albrough, of Evansville, returned home last night.

Chas. Baylie returned to Indianapolis this morning. r: 1 Mr. and Mrs. Geo. S. Knight are at the Terre Haute House.

Miss Jennie Armstrong of Charleston, 111,, is visiting in the city. W. E. Harris of Owen, Pixley & Co., will spend Sunday in Paris.

John Q. Long of the N. Y. Central R. R., passed through the city this morning. Joseph Bennett of Westfleld, 111., is yisitingthe family of C. A. Powers, 406 N. Fifth street.

Bartley Campbell, the author and dramatist, chews, biscuit at the Terre Haute House.

Which Means the Ladies Who Appeared at Oriental Hall Last Night.

"0! isn't it crowded 1" was the exclamation of'the ladies, as thev were ushered into Oriental Hall last night, where the Knights of Father Mathew were holding a fair for the benefit of that organization. And, indeed, It was crowded the people were jammed, crammcd and packed in there, so that it was an almost an impossibility to navigate. The ladies were out in force and empioved themselves in industriously soliciting what thev called "chances, -bpt if anyone could see a chance there he was a sage. One beautiful d*m0i*dU, with her bangs bu'lt upon the Bernhardt style of architecture, inserted her elbow (by accident of course Oh! yes rather violently into the ribs of the "Scoopcr," and then said: "Excuse me, sir. Oh! will you please take a "chance" on that beautiful cradle which you see placed over thereV

I'had been trying to work off that pun. on her, since she introduced the coal sub ject, but little recked the consequences. The young lady was picked up in an tinconscious condition and a physician was Immediately sent for. Up to the hour of going to press her condition had not visl-

UiThefollowing

HIGH SCHOOL XOTEI,

Aleck, stems to have disappeared from the Exprest. l£ The High School has "lift up your heads" almost to perfection.

It looks as'hough we are to have no literary exercises this term. Scholars will do well to read a few good books, and think more, instead ot so much nonsense.

A power of gravitation which draws every thine from all directions, seemed to possess the piano, when Mr. Wyeth came in the other day. fV

The teachers have concluded that pupils after having studied spelling, penmanship, grammar and composition, should be able to compose and write a respectable examination paper, and have decided to mark accordingly.

NORMAL NOTES.

"rtie students of the Normal School, and many citizens, have been very highly entertained this last week by the lectures given by Mr. A. Bronson Alcott. He gave four lectures and they were all lis-1 tened too attentively by a large audience. It is a means of culture, as well as enjoy ment to be with a person so highly cultured as he. We hope to hear more of tbe same kind from the same kind of a man. Our worthv president has the hearty thanks of all for bringing such talent within our reach

Last evening the Eclectric So ciety beldits regular meeting. The programme was good, and the hall was filled with attentive listeners. Their next meeting is two weeks from last evening. All are invited to attend.

TIIE MARKETS.

USew York.

Naw TOHK, Feb, 4.—Flour—Quiet superfine State and western, $3 7S@4 10 common to good extra, $4 39@4 65 good to choice, 675 white wheat extra, S5 00@6 00 extra Ohio, $4 50@6 75 St, Louis, $4 50@6 75 Minnesota patent process. $6 50@825. Wheat—Inactive No. •J Chicago,. $1 14 ungraded red, $114&117J4: No. 8 do., $l 14@114tf No. 2 do. $115K@U6K steamer, do., $1 IS mixed winter. $114 No. 2 white fl 18J4@11SV4 Corn—Active, but lower ungraded, 54V@56V4c No. S, 54)i@54V4c steamer 55®5«Kc No. 8. 55®55Hc No. 2. February, 54H@54Xc March, 54H@54«c April, 54«c May. 53@5S^c. Oata—Irregular mixed western 42HQ44%c white western 44

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CHICAGO 'Feb. 8.—Flour—Quiet: and unchanged winter wheat, $6 00 fair spring, $4 80 extra |6 6S@5 75. Wheat-Active but lower, No. S Chicago spring 07Kc, cadh 96H@S6Uc: Mcith. WJ4@«8*c, April $108H May.. Corn—Dull weak and lower 96Jj. cash 86H®SflJ£c, March: 41H&41KC, May. Oats—Market easier 29H. cash »Xc, March 88Xc, May. WhiskyActive but a shade lower $107. Live hog—Kc-

euo.

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Cincinnati.

CiKcntHATi, Fsb. 4 —Flour—Quiet but steady family, $4 75Q4 fancy No. I red

12c

ar* the names of the win-

ntrs: ... Miss Maggie Roach, a bird cage. Miss Kale Cary, a cake basket.

John L. Welsh, a barrel of flour, John L. Welsh* a load of coal.. John Welsh, a camp stool

'lour—Quiet $510@5 75. •, $106. Coi

r/?oip'

kip skins,

"Is it a single or double cradle?" "Its a single otie, sir." "Well I'll tell you I am a bashful, unsophisticated young man, and I am sure you would not try to work off that singlebedded, back acting, *"J!

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self-loading cradle

on me would you?" Well, then, take a chance on a load of coal?** JV

I would for but for one thing you see I live up one flight of stairs, and a load of coal hqs one peculiar characteristic it won't walk up a pair of stairs. That is whv coal and I, will have noatHrf-iUop."*

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Joseph H, Gross, a silver watch. A pair of doeskin pants worth $14.00, was then put up to vote for, at 10c a vote, the most popular man in the room taking thfctfl The candidates were Drake Burton, John Haley, Richard Barn is* Haley t«ok the breeches.

A silver watch was then voted for, the following gentlemen being candidates. K. V. Debs. Stephen Mahoney, Charies Seia. and Harry Husseli.

Mr. Mahoncr took the watch. A cake pyramid was Uten voted to the homliest dfrfiB the room, the candidates were Miss MolHe Mcllal*. Miss MoUte McGee» Kate Fesd er, and Kate Buwett. Miss Mcam id an the homliest either. Th

llaie took th«

aot induifited In, of affairs. atftte

she was not •maxy" waa the crowded

o«rlng

The Rtajnokl. Band will famteh

music fwrtite Fireman's Ball Hall, February Iltb.

at Dow ling

8c,

10c

*.J 4 ,.

Wheat-

winter, $1 06. Corn—Quiet,

but tfrm No. 2 mixed, 414c. Oats—Market easier No. 2 mixed, 85H(a88i4c. Whisky—$106.

Indianapolis Ho« Market.

IKDIAXAPOLIS, February 4.—Live HogsSteady $5 40@5 90 receipts, 6,700 head shipments 110 head.

TUBE HAVJTK HAIKET

OoiTMtedby L.A. Burnett, 115S. Fourth St.' Green hides. 7c green salt cured,

veal skins

dry flint,

12c

dry salt.

10c

green steer hides, 60 pounds and ovar,4 8c sheep skins, 80c@$l 50 No. 1 butchers' tallow. damaged bides, price.

LEATHER.

Beat hemlock sole, 80&32 second slaughter sole, 28®30c oak sole. 42c. ?,* PRODUCE. (Corrected by Jos. H. Brlggs. eor. Fourth and

Cherry Street.)

Butter, choice,22c do. Inferior, 7©10c eggs fresh, 18c raga. mixed $3 S» per hundred pounds, feathers, prime, 40c drled apples, SJtc potatoes, 70e green salt hides 8c dry, 10®18c pelts, 25e® $1 «T tallow. 5c hay $15 00 per ton.

FURS.

Coon, 10O80c miak, skunk. 10®»c muskrat, 3©10c opossam, iaSOc otter, $2 000 6 00. rV^a^P*OWl»TRT«

Hens per doxen. $2 60 roosMf?, $160: ducks. $2 25 gee*ev$4 50 turkeys, per lb, 10.

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Wheat—Fuits, 92c: red, $05 Corn hominy 40c mixed, 85c. Oats, 52. LTVK8TOCS (Corrected by R. P. Davis, ai Oiock Tarda.)

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Never Tak« the Horn-shoe from this Door

And happy now, for all her sighs, As on Bis arm her head reiwues She wbiap«ra him with laughing eyes* Remember, love, that yon can get every thing is the lino of Gent Furnishing Goods at the store of the genial gentle men, Burton dfc Burns. They have recently received a large stock of new rtfeck ties and are agent* for tha celebrated Wilson 8hirt.

The Inter-Oceanic Canal

visable

Will have no eflfort upon the prices of Groceries at W. W. Oliver & Co'8. large store located at the corner of Cherry and Fourth Sts? We are selling the cheapest and purest groceries in the cityf and we Invite all to e^JIand inspect thera.

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,tpt WHAT!

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Where'Art Thou Going?

Why I am going down to tna Clndnnati Hooae to drink aome of Wiakdeaeyers Famous b«er which Is alw»y» on draught th«r^ Also some good bottled bear all kept oh haad by Jaefft Seit*. the g«ntjed proprietor.

IPPSBi

Rfgnlate tbe Secrettvna.

In our endeavors to preserve health it is of the utmost importance that we keep 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

fiurely

vegetable, and is prompt but mild action. It is prepared in both dry and liquid form and sole by Druggists everywhere,—Reading Eagle. if* %%$ II X4T .Masrnette Artesian Baths.

Recommended by the highest medical authority for Paralysis, Kheumatism, Gout, Neuralgia, Catarrh, Gleet, Svphilis, Skin Diseases, Dyspepsia and all Female Diseases. Elegant new bath house. Competent attendants. Cheapest and best baths in the world. Bath house at the foot of Walnut street.

MAGNETIC ABTKSIAN BATH CO., Terre Haute, Ind.

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

CORNER GROCERY.

WRIGHT & KAUFMAN,

688 MAIN STREET.

Staple and Fancy Groceries,

TEAS, COFFEES, SPICES, &c.

All kinds of fresh vegetables aDd fruits in season.

FUSS 07STE&S RECEIVED SA1L7.

jyEverything sold at bottom prices for CASH.

500,000

People in the United States

A E IN

CELEBEATEO limmil VASPS

Send For Illustrated Price List To

STUUEBAKFR BROS., MFG CO.,

South Bend, Ind.

£cgal.

p| HERIFF'8 SALE.

By virtue of an Execution issued from the Vigo Circuit Court, to me directed and oelivered. In fa vor of Vigo Encawpmcnt No. 17, Independent Or dcrof Odd Fellows, and against James Hook, as principal, and Isaac Ball and Henry P. Polk, sureties, I have levied on tbte following described Real Estate, situated in Vigo County, Indiana, to-wit:

That part of out-lot number seven (7) in the city, of Terre Haute, commencing at a point on Market street, one hundred ana twenty (ISO) feet from tbe south-east corner of said out4ot. and running thence north fifteen (15) feet on Market street, thence west to the race way of canal for waste water, thence south, west along tbe line of said race way, to a point directly west of the place of beginning, thence east to the place of beginning, in Vigo County, Indiana, and on

SATURDAY, the 18th day of February, 1881, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. JC. and 4 o'clock p. K, of said day. at the Court House door in Terre Haate, I will offer th« rents and profits of the above described Heal Estate, together with all privileges and appurtenances to the same belonging. for a term not exceeding seven years, to the highest bidder for cash, and upon failure to realise a sum sufficient to sati*?.v said Execution and costs. I will then and there offer tbe fee simple In and to said Real Estate, to the highest bidde for cash, to eatisfy the same.

This 20th day of January, 1881. JACKSON STEPP, Shcr.'?. Ii. c«v. /ttwtnoy. «v

HERIFFS SALE.

By virtue of an Execution Issued from the Vigo Circuit Court, to roe directed and delivered, in favor of Richard P. Irwin, assignee of James McLaughlin, and against A. J. Purcell. John Harris and w. B. Cochran. Replevin Bail. I have levied on the following descriocd Real Estate, situated in Vigo County Indiana, to-wit:

The east half (H of the southeast quarter (U) of section thirty-six (80) township ten (10) north, range eight (8) west, in Vigo Conftty, Indiana, andon

SATURDAY, the 26th day

between the. hours of 10 o'clock A.*. and 4 o'clock p. M. erf said day. at the Court House door in Terre ... —J profits of the tber with all

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Ilaute,! will offer tW rents and profits of the .feu-. ^/Mu.ribed Real Estate, together with aif and appurtenances to tbe same belong ng. for term not exceeding seven years, to thu hi best bidder for cash, and upon failure to realfxe a sum sufficient to satisfy «ald Execution and casta. I will then and there offer the fee simple. In and to said Rent Estate, to the highest bidder for cash to satisfy the same.

o. W. A J. H. Kleiser. Atty's. 141 w3

HERIFF'8 SALE. 4i» By virtue of a Fee BUI, Issued front tEc go Circuit Coett.ro me dir clod and delivers! in favor of Oeorge W Ua!l «t al. aad aniaat Jane Fortune, fct I bar* levied t»« folJpwiog described Heal Estate, sittiattd in Vigo COanty, Indnlliiu'WIl.

Lot na»1er fott* i*) ta I^rtitioa of the jtorth teUf 04) tl»« aorth quarter Ck tb« coo'utMtf \VLVMX of sectkm thirty five fas] Township 13 northsRge west i«,

IndlMM. as sfcown oa reewntod plat of

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County. 1 irtitfam of raldlaad, as entered on order book of the records of said oooBty, catd

^SmtariBy the tfcth day «T Febmary IS81, bnwe#n tb« twhrs of W e'tki* m. ttd 4 avjackp M.. «f stid day. at tke Owrt Howe door in Tore Haate. 1 wfll,^ Jgff aroStaof the above described Real Estat*, with a aM a trying, for tetwwt* «tw4lw»evtaT«i]S Jo ik*

The grandest Ball of the season will be given on the evening of the 11th of February.

JOS. B. BRIGGb.

Produce and Commission

MERCHANT,

Corner Fourth and Cherry streets, TERRE HAUTL. INDlA.NA

CALL ON

CHAS. TALBOTT,

635 Main St. For

Painting, Paper-hanging,

Calsomining Glazing, &o. All orders promptly attended to. Leave orders at Goetz's Furniture Store.

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NEWS is modern newspaper in the full

sense of the term. It belongs to that

class of papers which is flourishing most

signally in the East and West, and filling

the especial want of the people of to-day

viz. a cheap, spicy paper which furnish

es all t?ie news in the most reliable form

Many of our people cannot afford to jtake

the costly city papers, while others find

neither the time nor the inclination to

peruse theirlengthy and indistinct columns

printed in|small type. THE NEWS pres

ents in compact shape the telegraphic and frt ••.. i' W 't general news, which is spread out inter

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Its editorial columns, while, dealing large

ly with National and State politics are

especially devoted to city, township and

county affairs. And the miscellaneous

literary selections are culled with great

care, and with a conscientious regard for

the instruction and morals of the com

munity. The sound and healthful in

fluence of a hearty laugh is recognized by

THE NEWS corps, and no effort is spared

to lay before our patrons the latest and

choicest productions of the Twains and

Burdettes of the land.

Feb-

ruary, 1881,

The city department of the NEWS is

well looked after. Each day it contains

a complete record of the events occuring -.-3i -,. 4 -.v.. .j. in our midst. Sensationalism in statement

and matter is studiously excluded, and our

patrons are able to rely upon the subfl it stantial accuracy of each and every item.

(T 1

in western Indiana. The I?AII.Y

NEWShaatecfla&d

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Msalixe MidNt to satisfy «»M Bffl catiA.1 wfli tb«a andilMrre ofter Out turn StmSS

VrSiStea B«s^M^Mgw*d

STEPP, Sb#rtff 141 wS

The NEWS is circulated more largely and

Hn cb^re town! than any other daily paper

NKWS

her circtilation over

one thousand within th# laal thirty days, .r «pd hae now a &»»* fid* circulation of

bout 3000- The NEWS can be orderd

through tbePfttws^oxea, at direct from

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Railroad Sine ®abieJ

RAILROAD TIME TABLE!

[Carefully corrected to date.]

Union Depot—Tenth and Chestnut St® rains except I, & St. L. T. H. & S. E. (t agton) ana freights. Time five minut than Terre Haute time. ixruxinos OP wrmsci •Every day. All other tralna daily «xt day. tParler cars dally, except Sundays, ingcars. Reclining chair car.

VANDAUA LINK.

-5 (Leave going Bast.)

•sFast Line Mail and Acc stDay Ex Mail and Acc.

(Arrive from East)

•sPaciflc Ex........ Mail Train... •stFast Ex Indianapolis Acc

CHICAGO & EASTERN ILLINOIS. (Leave forjNorth.) II and Chicago Ex Dannille Acc 3:l(lj *sNashville and Chicago Ex 10:5* (Arrivo from North.) Terre Haute Acc lttJ Chicago and Terre Haute Ex 5: •sChicago and Nashville Ex 4:

ILLINOIS MIDLAND RAILWAY. {Leave for Northwest.]

Peoria Mail and Ex C: Decatur Passenger 4:0| [Arrive from Northwest] Peoria Mail and Ex 9:.Indianapolis Passenger. 1:( T. H. SOUTHEASTERN, (to Worthing ]Depot Main and First Sts.] [Leave for Southeast] Accommodation [Arrive from Southeast] Accommodation 3:(

4a ftOAP*r df»y at home. Sni ^JwVworth $8 free. Address St A Co., Porland, Maine,

rm mi.

NEW YORK ALLIANCE, NEW YORK CI'I And other good companies.

A Oa week. $19 a day at home easily ^Costly outfit free. Address True Jfcj Augusta, Maine. 14

foes

(Leave going West)

•sPacific Ex Mall Train... 11 •sFast Ex (Arrive from West) •sFast Line Mail and Acc -S3 •sDay Ex 8:

TERRE HAUTE & LOOANSPORT^ Logans port Div. !of Vandal la. (Leave for Northeast) Mail Train 0) Mixed Train 4:1 (Arrive from Northeast.) Mail Train 12:, Mixed Train 8.-fl

TERRE HAUTE 4 EVANS^LLE. (Leave for South.) •sNashville Ex tExpress ..... Freight and Acc..... (Arrive from South.) tKastern Ex •^Chicago Ex 10i Freight and Acc S*

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cen» of It But in order to induce persons! are not acquainted with the paper to give it alj t-ial we will send it for three months to snj dress outside of the city for twenty-lire c| After having tried it for that time send $1,751 meets your approval, to pay for the rest o| year, or $9 for a rail year, additional three months. HA«DINO A 3HN/

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