Daily News, Franklin, Johnson County, 17 August 1889 — Page 4

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W aphixgtoh, D. C., Angtnt 17.—Indications for Ohio and Indiana light local nhowrcw, *If*ht changes in temperature. variable wind*.

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This is th^T time of^ mis is rue time 01 year when parents are taking their

children on visits, excursions,!

etc. Just the, „time, in fact,

when every mother likes to

see children nicely attired and looking their best. Now, if you should want a child's suit, odd pants or shirt waist, or any other odd garment in boys' clothing, we can furnish you at prices that are intended to reduce our stocls and increase our cash account.

In girls' shirt waists and blouses we have elegant lines to select from. «PIXLEYi

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^abe BUPPUEa n8HJN6!ACKl£.

GUN 6.

LAWK TENNIS. CROQUET.

SHEET IRON ROOFING, fjgggp

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CIjOTHTKG AND GENTS FURNISHING.

0 THE LADIES!

COMPANY

(•fiXEHAL, SPORTING GOODS.

BAKER &, WATSON,

FOR

J. H. WILLIAMS, President. -'i

A. 6. SPALOW®

GENERAL SPORTING.COORS

T6RR© HMUT0, I NO. SEND TWO CENT STAMP FOR FORTY PAGE ILLUSTRATED CAVALOGUK

TRUNKS, TRAVELING BAGS, ETC.

PLANING MILL.

GENTLEMEN

Wishing to buy a

CLI FT & WILLIAMS COMPANY,

^vK«UibHsi»eO 18C1. Incorporated 1888. Manufacturers of

Sash, Doors, Blinds, Etc.,

AND DEALERS IN

Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Paints, and Builders1 Hardware. Corner of Ninth and Mulberry Streets, Terre Haute, IncL

TOWNMCY STOVE COMI'ANV.

Tin Rooflng and Guttering,

—"—MA rJP'ACTtf RK8S OF

Engines, Boilers, Mill and Mining Machinery.

Arvhitorlnrnl imu work ft Rj^odalty. Dealers in iH-ltina:, bolUnp cloth, pipe, brw» KOOtUji iuhI at) kkvls of luiU and machinery supplies. JKnaiao ami boiler rt»imiriiig pmutptiy atU»mU%l to.

ft,- TKRUK JIAI TK OMMKIU IAL C'OLLROK.

DTJpp A pw mA t?xrrFT?T rpTTTJ1 Jr x»iljlr x\xvili 1U JtiyNlJciJtw JL ri

Terre" Haute Commercial College,

OuuBietieing when the new term o|wn«s» lite llrst, week iu^ptemlwr. liable luisiu^w in the

FIjUMBElt ASD QAS FITTER.

mmtim

M. F. II EG ARTY.

PRACTHTA

PLUMBER AND GAS FITTER,

pair jo

trousers,SNodd coati coat anc

vrest,

straw hat, flannel shirts,

un(jerweart

summer neck-

wear, or anything in the way

:-r -:.j- \w: ..

of odd garments to last the

balance of tlie season, we will

save you at least 25 per cent.

wait until

Come nqw.4' Don't wail

th? sizes are badly broken. ^PiXLEYllMPflNYt

famaiuL 3UPPUE5, SKATES,

THEATRICAL BOATING.

UNIFORMS.

REMEMBER THE

WHEN IN NEED OP ANYTHING IN THEIR LINE

Trunks, Traveling Bags,

STRAPS, ETC.

REPAIRING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.

No. 638 Wabash Avenue.

M. CLIFT, Secretary and Treasurer.

CHEAP READY ROOFING,"'IfJ^ MANTELS and GRATES,

PATRIC AND ECONOMY FURNACES.

RSTXMjVTE&S FURNISHED.

TOWN LEY STOYE COMPANY, 609 Wabash Avenue.

MACHINE

TILE HEARTHS and FACES,

WORKS.

PHCENIX FOUNDRY AND MACHINE WORKS.

Ninth strwt, near Union Depot.

Terre Haute, Indiana.

jHhs meet re-

719 WABASH AVENUE.

Bast Brands of Hose on

Miss Jennie McQuilkin and Misses Nellie and Florence Briggs have returned from Pennsylvania.

Miss Mattie E. Anderson is in the citv, visiting her cousin, Mrsv Martha Clark, of South Second street

Colonel R. N. Hudson's condition was much improved to-day, and it is hoped he is on the road to recovery.

Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Barton, daughter tss Elista and Miss May Cook leave on Tuesday for a three .weeks' trip through Kansas.

THE CHURCHES.

There will be services in the following churches to-morrow: Centenary Methodist.—Services at 10-.30 a. m.and 7:80 p. m. Sunday school at 2:HO p. m.

At Asbury, to-morrow morning, there will be thirty-three probationers received into full membership.

The Right Rev. Bishop Cliatard will dedicate St Joseph's male academy tomorrow, immediately after vesiHjrs.

St. Joseph's.—The usual services fcliO and 8 a. m. high mass and sermon, 10 a. m, vespers and benediction at 3 p. m.

Christian church. Services by Rev. M. L. Streator, Helena, Montana, 11 a. rs. "Rejoicing." 7:45 p. m., "The Prospects and Needs of the Northwest,"

Asbury, 10:30 a. m., preaching by the pastor and reception to full membership of probationers. 7:45, preaching by the pastor. Young peopler meeting at 6:45.

United Brethren, comer Fourteenth and Chestnut streets, regular service. Preaching at 10:45 a. m. ami 7:30 p. m. class meeting at Q-M a. m, Sunday school at 2:30 p. m. Thursday prayer meeting at 7:30 p. m. Yon are conmlly invited to attend these scn ices. J. B. Connett, pastor.

MofilUt St. Preshyterian.—Services on Sunday, August 18th, at II a. m. and 7:80 p. ni. Morning svihiect, "God's Tliree Elixirs erf Life upon the Bo«ly, the Mind and the Soul." The third mr-mon-tecture in the course ott "Persecuted

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RAILROAD INTELLIGENCE.

The Vandalia "Limited," due here at 9 o'clock, was late over an hour to-day.^ Joho Jahrriea, of the Van. paint shop, is off duty to-day on account of sickness.

A great many of the employes of the Van shops "cut" yesterday and took in the game.

Switchman Clark, of the E. "M T. IJ has resignetl his position with that plmiu and gone to work in the Van. yards., "V

Special car 27 was sent out for St, Louis this morning. Colonel Hill, of the Van., probably intends to make a trip.

A1 Higert, of the Van machine shop, has resigned. He went to Greencastle to-day and will leave for Sedalia, Mo., soon.

Frank Moorhead and Jack Sauere, of the Van machine shop, go to Brazil this afternoon to go to work on branch engine No. 29.

The next harvest excursion over all roads out of here, leaves next Tuesday. Destination: All points north, northwest and southwest.

John Lauderback, who has 1eeii quite seriously ill, is able to work once more. He will be found at his post in the Van machine shop after Monday.

David Field, colored, has chartered a train and will have an excursion over the T. H. & P., to Peoria, 111., to-morrow. Train leaves Union depot at 5 o'clock a. m.

C. & E. I. passenger train due here at 6 o'clock this morning, did not arrive until several hours later. It was delayed by the wrecked freiget train and washout near Hillsdale. ^.

All the railroads are having a rush of business at this time, and the volume is rather on the increase than otherwise. The Big Four and E. & T. H. roads report that their freight and passenger business compares very favorably wich preceding years. *-n»

D. P. Downs, claim agent, VaiuTalia: "Yes I have stock in an oil well. A few weeks ago I owned the world. Since then I have found I couldn't run it and give the requisite amount of attention to my family, and I have sold a number of corner lots."

PERSONAL

Philip Best, sr., is ill. Miss Clara Welsh is very ill. Leslie D.Thomas has returned Chicago.

TERKE HAUTE DAILY NEWS, SATURDAYMUGUST 17, 1889.

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Mrs. Jul. Hunt left to-day for Richmond, Ind. Miss Pearl Veach is visiting relatives in Staunton.

Mrs. Henry ..Paris went to Indianapolis yesterday." '£~*v George Hebb went to Chicago to-day to join nis wife.

L. S. McCune, of Eockville, was in the city yesterday. Mrs Moody and daughter are visiting Mrs. George Wade.

Miss Laura Miller will visit friends in Paris, 111., next week. .Miss Rice, of Atherton, will visit Miss Clara Rockwell next week.

Jobn^Cook and family will soon Teave for a trip through the Isorth. Miss Mabel Robertson is visiting rela tives in the eastern part of the state.

Mrs. Diall and family have returned from a trip in Ohio and Pennsylvania. Mrs. Lizzie Thomas, of Cireleville, 0., is the guest of Mrs. Joseph McKinley.

Miss Mary Moench and brothers entertained a party of friends on Thursday evening.

I. H. C. Royse has returned from a a brief vacation, shortened by a press of business.

The marriage of Mr. Charles Rogers and Miss Cora Rankin will take place next montl)?L nlTfe""

Miss Emma Weilmuller,' who has been visiting Mrs. George Seaman, has returned home.

Atom, the Gn»atm,«s

Adwreiti«ft, the Glory of their AehkrwruentB." The nemavnipg l«inre will on .Strnday. Auiraai 2oth, on 'The Beggfttse? Hotlanti.n Hie puhHi vitM to at^and.

puhHc is in-

THE HAT AND THE MAN. The hat fam not t**ec«aii3y make the man, bat it certainly has modi to do with it. The heart gear of every o»e it umunaWy noticed first and it Is afitonidbIng what an iiaproremeat a nobby haw

There no good reason why

everyone sbonkl not tot* jprovKled with a new hal when & Loeb, at Mh and Main, is ntakis^r sweli maarkaWy low price#. He tle tine* in town inelrot!* ing all the latest styles.

SURE TO GET OIL.

There is one man who is sure to strike oil." In fact, he has already struck a into man

Freers, the popular merchant

tailor, at 813 Main street. He has the finest goods the market affords and has established a reputation for first-class work,-which oj^ere do not command. His prices are always reasonable and he never fails to please in price as well as work. Call ana examine his handsome fall suitings before purchasing elsewhere.

*PR0F. G. H. ALMEDA, CLAIRVOYANT.

THE PAST, PRESENT AND" FUTURE REVEALED TO AI^L.

""t.-II. Almeda, reliable trance medium, will tell you your past, present and future without a mistake. Gives valuable information on all matters. Will give you truthful advice on business, law, money matters and all family affairs. Being gifted with a rare and wonderful insight in such matters and never known to make a mistake. The future revealed lovers united es healed reunites the separated, from whatever cause, and causes happy marriages. Gives names of friends and enemies, also the one you will marry. Tells what to do and where to go to tie lucky. All in trouble call. Those desiring reliable information on all affairs of life or business are invited to call. All council strictly confidential. Please come early for this is only a short stay and can only be found at his office, 216 north Fifth street. Office hours from 8 to 12 a. m., 1 to 6 and 7 to 10.

plainly troubles

$1.45 IXDIANAFOLIS and RETURX! $1.45

The Big Fonr Route, Cleveland, Cincinnati tfe St. Louis Railwav, Sixth street dejxjt, on the occasion of the laying of the corner stone of the Soldiers Monu nient, at Indianapolis,

August 22d,

Will sell tickets for $1.45, Terre Haute to Indianapolis and return, good going on all trains of August 21st and 22nd, and good to return up to and including trains of Anjrust 24th.

E. E. SOUTH, Agent, Sixth Street Depot.

LOW RATE TO CHICAGO. August 10th, C. & E. I. R. R. will sell tickets from Terre Haute to Chicago and return at $6.00, good returning until Aug. 19th.

R. A. CAMPBELL, Gen. Agent.

DON'T FAIL

to visit the wonderful second series, at 111 North Second street.

sight

AS USUAL

Mr. T. J. Griffith is first to show up new goods, and the following shoes are in: fjiird, Schober & Mitchell E. P. Rud & Co. J. Wm. Naylor J. & S. Cousins Edwin C. Burt. A few styles of Oxfords yet on sale,L'^No. 32 south Fourth street.

WANTED,

Everybody to call at W. W. Cliver's for fruits, vegetables, coffee, tea, butter, cheese, etc.

SMITH'S WELL

may be a failure but Eiser never fails to have a nice fresh supply of fruits and candies also, delicious ice cream, soda water, milk shake, cigars, etc.

The Frazier cart is the only cart in the city that gives perfect satisfaction. Try it. Carico agent.

HARVEST EXCURSION. Call upon R. A. Campbell, General Agent, 624 Wabash avenue,'for half fare excursion rates August 20tli, to points in the northwest, west and south.

DR. C. T. BALL,

Limited to treatment of catarrh, throat, nervous diseases, turners and superfluous hair, 115 south Sixth street.

Largest assortment of carpets sold ou easy payments, at SINER BROS., 527 Ohio street.

OLD DOMINION COFFEE^

MILLER BUNCHES HIS

HITS.

The popular Joe Miller, the grocer at 515 lam.street never fails to lie on hand at the proner time with everything the market aflords. His patronage is constantly on the increase for he knows how to supply the public with what they demanu^^^

EVERYTHING FRESH TODAY.

Call on time for watermelons and even"tiling in the grocery line for an excellent dinner.

in iif'r

WANTED.

Everybody to call tfw. W» Cliver's for Iruits, vegetables, coffee, tea, butter, cheese, etc.

OLD DOMINION GOFFKE.

CA RPETS—Cut ftcd made to fit yon? room without extre cost, at SIN ER BEOP., 527 Ohio street.

JOHXi?TOWK FlX)OD.

Yon shoukl not && to «ee the eosmoratna of the of Johiutown, now on exhibitiofi opposite Opera Houae—room 1C5, Makfitreet—to aSbnl an oj^K^tnnity loir ewry one to aee th» mtH damper aoetuwteljr sfpresented. Wet

hmm? «?dwsed the

ami aiithi:

Ifloae

Ctoen day

MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY

FOB SALTS.

JIOR SALE- &> feet front on Maw street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth street-*—cheap.

Several cheap tots on Eighth street, near Dem !nj?. Only f:t"0eaeh. ^fany bousiw and lot*, in all parts of the city at Ion- prievfl and ni eaw terms,

ARTESIAN BATH HOUSE

THE MOST EFFICACIOUS WATER I» the world tor the cure of Rheumatism. Skin and ii Blood Diseases, Catarrh. The most perfectly appointed Bath House in the West.

THE NEW SWIMMING POOL at the Artesian Bath House is now open. Positively no one admitted without full bathing suits, and ladies are required to wear stockings'. A cot'opc tent natatorial professor will be in attendanc every Tuesday and Friday from 10 to 11 a. m. and 2:30 to .1:5)0 p. m,, to instruct beginners in the art of swimming.

ItOOFIMG AND (U'TTKBINCJ.

FENNER & LITTLE

WANT EVKItY ONE TO KNOW THAT TlllIY 1)0 ONLY

First-CIass Roofing and Guttering,

1200 MAIN STREET.

TO LOAN—liornc capital'm sums off JOOasid upward at moderate rate«.

I. H. C. ROYSE, 517 Ohio street

FOB BENT.

30R RENT—House of four rooms, 18. jer month house seven rooitiR, $12.r0 per month, and several'other houses of various sizes. Also rooms in business blocks on Main street. I. H. C. ROYSE, 17 Ohio street

I. H.

ROYSE.

M7 Ohio street

TRUNKS.

CALL OS

V. Gh DIOKHOUT

For Trunk*, Valiaea

sad

Tmveling: ikun. If you

are going aw*y thix summer he will make a trunk th»l will prove a vJctoriou* eaemr the provE baggage smiaiher.

RK$TAURA\T.

WILLIAMS' RESTAURANT.

Why 'Get Up Your Own Diiifiers?

StjntftAY MENOJ

Os Tall Sonp.

White Fifth witb-Toifttto Sawtu RuMt of Beef.

UAn & V«! wfih Drwwing. Kltyn of Bed Chb-kei pi#, ftunitjr Style.

Brown PftUHoe*

Treat* Itowrt with SnMity &«t*. 9 M«r]rte»«|-Oei» Slaw*

Jz 'V *r.

SSiSiSSS

VlflO COrXTY FA1U.

THE VIGO

Tncsdav, RACES. Wednesday, FINE RACES. Thursday, WEDDING

Ascemlon by 2 Balloons Pararfmto JUTOJJR by 2 Me», ami Fine Have*, a too' 011 Thursday.

FRIDAY. Tip BALLOONS,

-is'"

Two Parachute JnmtM from lJalioo»8 at

imce Fine Races. f||Svery

Day—Floe Hbow iireall the Hal la

and Htabliu.

Une.

-r

Pumtotn.'" mm PotMum.

60 CHNT&

Hie exhibits will be extra

HILL PCWTB8.

^antfM M. Dmlton and no othw (»oea forth in haate, With bilb and pmte, If^nd pmclaima to all cneattdn

Men are wise, who advertise,

la0m

at'W^

Httna. NOVem & pass

ostilnii

t*r*hlp 1

ize'l event the a u(5 tt: aim of $2 tobt* to the in

iitute nut the ier chog

RWttll now Cbi pte per

the coti to run •able tl during not