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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Houses for rent. Booms for rent. Farms for rale. Money to loan. House for sale. A novelty at Myers Bros'. Prank Mordaunt at the Opera House. Sapper and lair at Asbury Church.
AJIUSKMJKNT8.
"KOOMS FOB REST."
The comedy as above, drew a fair house to which it afforded ample entertainment, We can not call it, aa yclept in.the bills, a "roaring comedy," but while it develops but little very fresh humor, nor many striking scenes, it is mirth provokiDg
The various actors in it fill their sever al parts with ability and secure the interest of the audience.
There is not more than a suggestion of a plot, which is laid in a house, divided into several apartments whose occupants are the characters of the play. We have the singer, Mile. Rossvella, whose jealous husband has left her the lively Mis. Cutter, who paints, and her jealous husband, the detective the gallant Colonel Bombast and niece, and the 1st tert funny luver, the Danish dancing master and the old proprietor who would marry the niece. The entrance to the last vacant room of Messrs. Huccleman, the Bohemian, and Raymond the wandering jealous husband is the beginning of the events that make the play. Huccleman advertises for a wife, Mrs. Cutter writes for a model and H. appears in her room in answer, he looking for a wife and she for a model—fine opening for Cutter's jealousy. This and Cutter's taking the new-comers for concealed burglars furnish the main incidents in a mild comedy errors.
I. N. Beers, who once appeared here as Skinny Smith in MacAuley's "Messenger from Jarvis Section," made a good im pression as Huccleman. He is easy in action, of pleasant voice, with natural vein of humor and a varied talent as shown by the capital old man's disguise.
On Frederick Dahl (by Edward Hoist, the author of the comedy,) is huDg most of the burlesque, which is amusing. Hi3 ballet in the last act could only be equalled by some maitre du ballet, and it had to be seen twice. He moat receive credit for the vaccination joke, now introduced six times a week when we have that number of Bhows.
Miss ]pizzie Fletcher, as Mrs. Cutter, who appeared in a variety of picturesque costumes threw any amount of animation into her part, and a large part of the life into the play. Miss Genevieve Reynolds, as Mile. Bossvella, supplied the melody, and well. The Dancing with chorus and the dancing accompaniment by the company, was So very good aa to call for an encore, and a wish that there waB more of it during the evening. The other members of the support were all well up in their parts and worthy of commendation.
THE MIGHTY DOLLAR.
At the Opera House to night "The Mighty Dollar" will be presented. The following is from the Chicago Tribune: "Florence is always sure of welcome whenever he appears in our city theatres. A brief engagement was begun last evening at McVicker'a Theatre. The entertainment provided was Ben Wolf's comedy, 'The Mighty Dollar,' and the attendance was a very large one. This piece has had a popularity rarely accorded an American play. Its popularity has not been won by reason of its intrinsic merit as a dramatic work, but is solely owing to the two types of character, the Hon. Bardwell Slote and Mrs. General Gilfiory, admirable satires in their way. built up and elaborated by the stars. On the part of both there is the same amount of care lavished upon every detail of the assumption as formerly, Mr. Florence originally acting in the part."
CINDERELLA AT SCHOOL.
The Bice Surprise Party will make their second visit to this city Friday night in "Cinderella at School," a charming bagatelle of mirth, melody and beauwhich first found popular favor at
The Great English Remedy I Daly's Theater, New Yoik, late laJt°seaNeve fails ..to cure son, and has since become a standard aV traction in the repertoire of that house and in that of Mr. Bice's Surprise Party. "Cinderella at School" was composed by
Woolson Morse, of Boston. The music is of a popular kind, and adds greatly to the enjoyment of the dialogue.. The cast is remarkatfte for its musical strength, there being over forty speaking characters introduced in the school room Bcene, which is vividly reproduced in all the minor details. Among the artists engaged in this performance are Miss Ro»e Temple, Miss Kcaa Dana, Miss Rosa Cooke, Misa Carrie E. Perkins, Miss Jennie Calef, Misa Emma JBurgess^Miss Irene Perry, Mr. Henry E. Dixey, Mr. George A. Schiller, and the favorite tenor. Mr. Eugene Clarke. "OLD SHIPMATES."
Frank Mordaunt, well known herefr his happy rendition of Major Henry
Britt in "My Partner," will give his drama, "Old Shipmates," at the
caught the overSowr
"Kooms for Rent" party came in from VincenneB yesterday moraine:, and quartered at the LfationaL They will go up to Lafayette V)-day oa the Logan division of the Vaudalia. -1
Dr Pierce's-Q°lden Medical Discoverv has become so thoroughly established in public favor that «»e it not for the lorgetluiness of peop}« it would not be necessary to call atten two to its power to cure consumption, wikieh is scrofula of the lungs, aad other Mood liseasee, at eruptions, blotches, ulccrs, and "livercomplaint." .... ..
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STATISTICAL.
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An Abstract of the Taxable! of Vigo County, with the RatH) Etc.
The following is an abitract of the tax able property in the several townships of Vigo county, together with the number of polls, and the amount and kind of taxes levied thereon for the year 1881:
VALUE Of LOTS AND IMPROVEMENT*. City Harrison .-. Honey Creek Pralrieton Prairie Creek... Linton Piereon Eiley Lost Creek Nevlns Otter Creek FayetteSugar Creek 12,560
.#9,281,530 867,605 1,800 14,980 8,295 6,788 7,410 12,620
1,365 2,370 11,680
Total 19,698,910 VALUE OP LAND AND IMPROVEMENTS, Harrison Honey Creek {®9|152 Pralrieton.. ^S'9H Prairie Creek. Linton ISi'XSJ Pierson Riley Lost Creek SU'eSn Nevins 861L670 Otter Creek JI5 Fayette IS'SS Sugar Creek... 579,800
Total 16,918,856 VALUE OP PERSONAL PROPERTY. City f4,108,085 Harrison Honey Creek Pralrieton Prairie Creek Linton.......
168'£i2
Pierson £5'2K Riley 177,045 Lost Creek Nevins Otter Creek ^25*239 Fayette 170,865 Sugar Creek 143,130
Total 35,926,065 VALUE OP TELEGRAPH PKOPEBTT. City 16,680
VALUE OF RAILROAD PROPERTY. City 1265,500 Harrison Htney Creek 82,7/0 Pralrieton Prairie Creek Ltuton 64,690 Piereou Rilev 81,4 5 Lost Creek.'.'.'.'..'..'...'..! Nevins Otter Creek Fayette 27,150 Sugar Creek 185,545
Total $1,1.16,885 TOTAL VALUE OP TAXABLES. City $18,637,745 Harrison Honey Greek.. M55®j5 Prairieton ?§?'!$!! Prairie Creek Lin tail 748,965 Pierson SU'i^ Rilev 686,075 Lost Creek .Nevins 471,776 Otter Creek 22S'i?? f'ayette 159' 5^ Sugar Creek ,... 921,930
Total 823,692,396 NO POLLS AND RATE No. City. Harrison
Rate. 92 75 4 00 4 00 4 60 4 00 4 00 4 SO 4 00 4 00 4 50 4 50 4 25 4 00
.„... 2,997 805
Honey Creek :... 279 167 290 276
Prairieton Prairie Cretk..., Linton Pierson 286 Riley 259 tost Creek 260 Nevins 288 Otter Creek- 253 Fayette, fit Sugar Creek 86°
Total Polls- 6.377 STATE TAX. Bate, 12c. per 1100. City Townships
$17,841 27 18,727 89
Total .«T,56T66 NEW STATE HOUSE TAX. Rate, 2u per HO©. City.„ 2,7£ 24 Townships 2,009 30
Total ..9 4.732 64 STATE SCHOOL TAX. Rate, 16c. per $100. City $23,288 42 Townships 17»740 50
Total 541,028 92 COUNTY TAX. Rate, 38c. per $100. City $54,748 06 Townships 41,504 61
Total 196.252 67 TOWNSHIP TAX. Rate p. $100. ... .OS .02 ... .16 „. .16 10
Total tax
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very close ol ftta Jnal tableau, applause and laughter followed each ether like white caps a ae lower bay, where the Aurora Boreal-is supposed to be lying, when a sea brr .eze piling the Burf on Handy -Hook, and long banks of snowy loam outline the coast of distant Bockaway.
Total
Amount $2,723 74 366 29 1,817 21 623 62 664 66 741 40 938 3} 411 60 886 17 842 66 723 16 729 40 919 90
City, Harrison Honey Creek ... Prairieton Prairie Creek Linton 10 Pierson.. Riley Lost Creek Nevins Otter Creek Fayette. Sugar Creek
.16 .06 .04 .06 .18 .10 ,10
Total $11,318 08 SPECIAL SCHOOL TAX, Rate p. 81C0. City 08 Harrisor... Honey Creek Prairi&ton_ 20 Pravrie Creek 12
Amount. 12,392 46
.06 1,098 89 ~«r«5 677 60 1,927 64 1,315 91 1,646 40 386 17 948 54 967 20 807 15 1,471 84
Riley 24 Lost Creek 04 Nevins 1* Otter Creek .10 Fayette— JO Sugar CKjek...» 1®
Total tax.... $24,498 TUITION 1AX. Kate per $1W. Cits Prairieton I® Prairie Creek. 16 Riley 10 Nevins 10 Otter Creeks -06 Fayette 06
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Amount $11,644 21 885 76 903 16 68S 00 671 10 605 62 4 *7 61
Total ....$15,237 76
BOAD TAX. Rate per $100
Amount. $ 2,239 37 2,289 32 527 49 862 24 1,294 61 866 66 868 89 1,099 49 1,146 44 1,410 25 1,3*) 69 1,651 90
Hiirrison "09 Phoney Creek 15 Prairieton 05 Prairie Creek .05 Liuton 10 Pierson .05 Riley 05 Lost Creek 06 Nevins 10 Otter Creek .10 Fayette .10 8ugar Creek JO
...".$15,604 26
DOG TAX.
Harrison Honey Creek Prarleton Prairie Creek Linton Pierson Riley Lost Creek Nevins Otter Creek Fayette ...» Sogar Creek—
_... $9!}9 00 .... 814 00 241 00 163 00 158 00 .. 254 00 .... 244 00 154 00 ... 260 00 .. 232 CO 190 GO 294 00 -J92 00
$3,755 CO
TOTAL KATE OF TAXATION. Per $100. $ 86 85 99 1 19 1 11 1 14 109 118 82 108 1 02 1 04 "y.T."" 104
City Harrison Honey Creek...._........ Prairieton Prairie Creek..... Linton Pierson Riley Lost Creek Nevins Otter Creek—
Sugar Creck!"!~"'.mi. TOTAL TAX OF 1881.
HarrisonJ!!?^. Honey Creek Prairieton Prairie Creek.
Pierson 7^.. ..."11". Lost Creek Nevins Otter Creek layette
Sugar Crsek.. 11,828 76
Total.—
$243,996 65
Dellrquent taxea of 1880 and previous years Total taxes including delinquea-
$ 29,896 55
Clea 273,893 20
THE COURTS.'
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The Superior Court Takes Up tke Second Sogers' Bond.
SUPEBIOB COUKT. Hon. B. E. Rhoads, Judge.
Patrick Byrne, an alien, a native of Ireland, having shown to the satisfaction of the court that he has complied with the conditions of the acts of Congress touching the nataralization of aliens, and after renouncing all allegiance to any foreign prince or potentate, is now declared "a citizen of the United States."
No. 262. Laura E. Cox et al vs. The Terre Haute Turn Verein. Defendant files her demurrer to the 1,2, 3, 4, and 5, paragraphs of plaintiff's complaint, which the court overrules, and thereto raid defendant excepts.
No. 270. Wm. R. McKeen, Samuel McKeen and Frank McKeen vs Charles Rapp and Christian Deaner, on note. Default by defendant and judgment for plaintiff's in the sum of $420.63.
No. 230. Sarah C. Gray et al vs. Marshall Lee, et al., possession and partition. Ordered that the depositions cn file herein be published
No. 231. Sarah C. Gray, et al vs. Albert Lee et al, partition. Same action as in 230.
No 250. State of Indiana ex rel. Andrew Grimes Auditor, etc. vs. Newton Grimes et al, on bond. Defendant Hugh M. Brown files his answer to plaintiff's complaint herein. Di&ndaat Pbillip Schloss files his demurrer to the fifth paragraph of answer and cross complaint of defendants William Bell et al, and day is given the parties.
No. 255. Wm. L. Doke vs. Chferles D. Flaid, appeal. Dismissed for want of prosecution.
No. 251. State of Indiana ex rel Andrew Grimes, Auditor, etc, vs. Newton Rogers et al, on bond. Defendants Richard Dnnnigan, Noyes Andrews, Jas. Butler, Dennis Bariett, Isaiah Donham, John A. Peters and Joseph Watson, file their answer to plaintiff's complaint herein and acroes complaint against their codefendanta and also against Hemslev Simmons, John N. Miller, Jacob Ortb, Henry C. Robinson, Ebenezer Edmunds, Ransom Rogers, Geo. A. Payne, Wm. E. McLean, Wm. Bel!, Hogh M. Brown, John M. Watson and Ebenezer Paddock aDd summons is ordered to i$sue against said parties, returnable February 13th. And fluid defendants file with said crosscomplaint iuteirogatories against Patrick Shannon. Plaintiff movts so strike out the stcoud paragraph of said defendants, Dunnigan et al, and files demurrer to third paragraph of said answer and day is given.
No. 163. Alotzo Foster VJ Charlotte M. Bell et al, partition. Defendants John D. Bell et al file separate demurrer to plaintiff's complsint herein and day is given.
NEW SUITS—CIRCUIT COURT. No. 12,942. Jacob Behringer to Jacob Steinmehl, assignment.
No. 12,943. Dollie Bogard vs Marvin Bogsrd, divorce. T. A. Foley, attorney. No. 12,844. Owen J. Hannon vs Thos. Fay, appeal.
REAL EgTATE TRANSFERS.
Ernest Ohm to Gerhard Eahinan, lot 5 Tuell and & Usher's sub, $350, Samuel RoyBe et ux to Wm. P. Armstrong, 6J acres in section 8, Lost Creek tp, $140.
Mary and John Neal to Daniel D. Neal, lot 7 in Linton's add, $950. Harriet Goodrich to Robert E. Harrington, part lot 22, Rose's add, $550.
Hannah B. Reed to Augustus Dunnigan, part lot 22, Terre Haute, $250. Letitia M. Bailey and E. L. Vancleave et alto same, all intcreit in 10.02 rods off north side lot 72, Terre Haute, $1,900.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Thomas Woods and Alcinda Lsfferty. William C. Hughes and Sallie C. Morgsn.
MAYOR'S COURT.
John Conley, drunk discharged. Consghan and Cain. Thomas Lang, drunk $2 and costs. McChesney, Cain and Smith.
The Patti Party.
In answer to a telegram of inquiry from this city yesterday morning Manager Will English, of Indianapolis, telegraphed back that Patti would p6sitively sing there as had been announced. It was a matter of doubt for some time, as to whether the sals of seats would justify the giving of the concert. The telegram settled the doubt which had existed in the minds of the Terre Haute party, and the following ladies and gentlemen went over to Indianapolis on the Vandalia yesterday afternoon, to attend the concert:
Mrs. Frank McKeen, Mrs. R. G. Jenckes, Mrs. Genis, Mrs. Hemingway and Miss Sue Hemingway, Mrs. Geo. E. Farrington, Mrs. A. B. Ewing, Mrs. H. C. Gilbert, Misa Mary McKeen, Miss Mamie Tuell, Miss Magpie Tuell, Miss Carrie French, Miss S. Beach, Misa H. T. Law. Messrs. H. C. Gilbert, J»y Keyes, H. M. Smith, Louis Cox, S. F. Ball, and Geo. C. Duy.
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In these times of quack medicines au vertising, it is truly gratifying to find one remedy that is worthy of pr»ise, and which really does as recommended. Electric Bitters we can vouch for aebeinga true and reliable remedy, and one that will do as recommended. They invariably cure stomach and liver complaints, diseases of the kidneys and urinary difficulties. We know whereof we speak, and can readily say, give them a trial. Sold at fifty cents bottle by all druggists. Gulick & Berry, Agents.
True to feer Trust.
Too much cannot be said of the faithful wife and mother, constantly watching and caring for her dear one?, never neglecting a single duty in their behalf. When they are assailed by disease, 8nd the system should have a thorough cleansing, the stomach and bowels regulated, blood purified, material poison exterminated, she must know that Electric Bitters are the only sure remedy. They are the best and purest medicine in the world, and only cost fifty cents. Sold by all druggists.
Gulick & Berry, Agent.
$126,821 90 17,082 45 12,786 18 6,549 13 7,583 72 0,812 09 7,923 70 8.95S 09 9,217 25 7^95 86 10^49 IS 3,200 7*
A Novelty.
Myers Bros., the clothiers, corner of Fourth and Main, offer a new enterprise. They exhibit a glass jar filled with beans in their window and invite everybody to call and register a guess on the number of beans contained in the jar. The beans will be counted by judges March 31st, when premiums will be distributed to the ones guessing the nearest to the number of beanf.
The supper and fair by the ladies' of Asbury church begins on Thursday evening at Jeffara' building, 630 east Main, to continue over Friday At the Japanese table the guests will be presented with the cop and gaucer they use.
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Market yalae of Stocks and Bonds over cost
TEREE HAUTE, Ind. {an.
THE TWENTY-SECOND ANNUAL STATEMENT OP
THE EQUITABLE LIFE
ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF THE UNITED STATES.
-4 |HENRY B. HYDE, President
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.£3 "i
FOP. THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31st, 1881.
AMOUNT OF liCGEHJLSIJEJS, JANUARY 1,1S81 JS8.409.844 02
INCOME
Premiums.....-....................:.... $7,712,808 78 Interest, Bents and Net Prtflts on Investments...... 2,870,698 70 10,083,506 \V 948,498,849 60
XDISBURSEME32STTS.
Claims IT Death and Matured Endowments 2,756,540 50 Divider d«. Surrender Values, and Annuities. 2,042.184 60
Discounted Endowment and Matured Tontine Policies. 437,680 53
Totcl P«M P*llej-ta»lder —98,936,353 OS Dividend on Capital.. 7,000 00 ... Commissions and Advertising...,..—... 873,272 80 General Expenses 755,109 52 8tate, County and CitT Taxes 109,668 52 6,981,400 47
Net Cpah 4 see ^.December Si, 1881........_ 41,611.949 03
ASSETS.
Bonds and Mortgages 8,920,000 97 New York Beal Estate including the Equitable Building and pnrcliaaea uader foreclosure. 6,972,670 07 United States Stocks, State Stoeks, ty Stocks, and Stocks authorized by the Laws of the State ol New York 12,131,761 66 Loans secured by Bonds aad Stocks 9,265,000 00 Beal Estate outside the State of New York, Including purchases under foreclosure and Society's Buildings in other cities 8,491,403 8& Cash on hand, in banks and other depositories, on interest and in transit (since received) 45 Due from Agents on account of premiums 83,464 63 4l,sii,SM» ua
Interest and Bents due and accrued «... 4V,ni Premiums due and in procets of collection (less premiua paid in advance, #42,719 00) 25®»®®| 00 Deferred Premiums -m
Total Assets, Dseember 31, 1SS1— §44,308,6T-41 TOTAL LIABILITIES, including legal Beserve for reassurance of all existing policies 34,393,00 00
Total Undivided Surplaa &9,®15,4®6 Of which belongs (as computed) to Policies is general class 15,302,837 89 Tontine 4 613,169 00 New A nan ranee written la 1881 Total Outstanding Aianrance
Total amount of new assurance written during the past Eleven years larger than that transacted by any other company. Total amount paid policy-holders since the organization of the Society, $61,912,031.
The policies written by the Socle are Incontestable after three years from their issue, ana such incontestable policies are payable Immediately upon receipt, at the Society's office in» New York, of satisfactory proofs of death and without the usual delay of sixty or ninety days.
The Society has aot a single contested claim on its books. The total real estate owned by the Society yields a rental of over Ave per cent
From the undivided surplus, reversionary dividends will be declared, available on settlement of next annual premium, to ordinary particips ting policies. The valuation of tne policies outstanding has been made on the American Experience Table of Mortality and 4£ per cent, interest, the legal standard of the 8tate of New York- GI». W. PHILLIPS,
We, the undersigned, have, in person, carefully examined the accounts, and counted and examined in detail, the assets of the Society, and certify that the foregoing statement thereof is correct
BENNINGTON F. RANDOLPH, ("Special Committee oi the Board of Directors JAMES M. HAL8TED, HENRY 9 TERRELL,-j appointed Ctet. 26, 1881, to ea»^etbe6&> BOUDINOT COLT, „HENBY V. BUTLEB, sets and accounts at the close of the year
Martinaville Maneuvers.
Special Correspondence of theLExpres. MARtiNSViLLE, 111., Jan. 30. Mrs. L. D. Wiggs, landlady ol the Nichols House in this place, died yesterday and was bnried to-day.
Her suffering from the stroke of paralissis three weeks since was intense. The best of medical skill was employed, among whom was Dr. Young, of Carlisle, Ind. Mrs. Wiggs was a very popular lady and leaves a family of mostly grown children consisting of a son and two daughters. Mrs. Aiken a daughter and Mr. Aiken her husband, a merchant of Carlisle have been almost constantly at her bedside during her severe illne«s.
Robert Washington, one of the old pioneers of this county, died oi lung fever on Saturday last and w&s buried on Sunday by the Masons, of which fraternity he was a' member. He was nearly 82 years of sge, he having, been holrn July 1, 1800. He was a mm of very strong constitution, but unnecessarily exposed himself during the recent inclement weather and took a very severe cold, resulting in death.
St. Hilda's Entertainment. There will be an entertainment at the Hei vey residence on Friday night. The ladies of St. Hilda's soeiety of St. Stephen's church are busy in making arrangements for a very good time. Admission, including a supper, is 50 cents. There will be music and other attractions. The Ringgold band has been engaged for (he occasion. A ^general invitation is extended to not only those of St. Stephens parish, but also to all their friends.
30, 1882.
J, W. Dean, General Agent SguiiaUe Life Assurance Society of the United States* DEAR 8IR:—I wish to tender my thanks to you and the society which you represent, for the prompt payment this day of policy No.
6872,
on the life of my late
usband, of the sum of five thousand nine hundred and twenty-five dollars and two cents, in full, and without any disoount. Proofs of his death having been made just one week ago, such promptness and fair dealing shown towards its patrons will secure to your company their confidence aad respect. Very respectfully,
SARAH
E. O'BOYLE.
The Buckeye has made arrangements for enough extra salesmen to wait on those who may visit them from this on.
Go to the 99 Cent Store, 323 Main Street, for Bargains.
An Enviable Reputation. It is with pleasure we allude to the manufactures'of the well knows chemists. Joseph Burnett & Co., of Boston. They have won by their merits and attractiveness a {lace beyond that occupied by anj other similar manufactured goods in this country.
Their Cocoaine for the hair, and a superior Cologne water, have become famous for their excellence.
In addition to these preparations are Burnett's Standard Flavoring Extracts for cooking purposes, and we can not show better evidence of their superiority than by referring our readers to the testimonials of ail the leading popular hotels in the country. These are published in Burnett's Floral Hand-Book, an attractive and valuable little pamphlet which is distributed gratuitously by the trade.
All respectable dealers sell Bnrnett's se lect goods, and all lovers of choice things will do well to bay them in preference to the cheap and impnre articles now in the market.
abtesiaiTbatbs The Terre Haute Axtecan fial rheumatism^ neuralgia, catarrh, diseases of tne liver, dyspepsia and cutaneous diseases. They are of the most healing and powerfully alterative and tonic waters known in the world. On Water street between Wat-'it and Poplar
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In the recent fire at Havens* & Geddes' wholesale store, many goods "Were slightly damaged by water, which must be so Id for what they will bring aa damaged gf ods. This sale is now in progress at the firm's retail etore, the well knov/n Buckeye Cash Store and is largely attended. If you want a rare bargain call there and secure {it. The goods are selling very low.
Manion & Lynch.
Are getting in a superb lot of iantels, No. 623 Main street. See th em. They are beauties.
They are prepared to do promptly
Tin and Slate Rooting
Plumbing, and Tin and Sheet Iron Work of every description. They guarantee satisfaction in work and pri-jes.
Mothers 1 Mothers I Mothers
Are you disturbed at jght and broken of your rest by a sick c^aild suffering and crying with the excruci ating pain of cutting teeth? If so, go cmce and jjet a bottle of MRS. WIN^OOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. It will relieve the poor little sufferer immediately—(3e]end upon It there is no mistake about it. There is not a mother on earth who h: ever used It, who' will not tell you at nee that it •will regulate the bowels, and rest to the mother, and relief and health to the child, operating like magi c. It is perfectly safe to use in all taes, atd pleasant to the taste, and is the prescription of one of the oldest a nd female physicians and nurses in the United States. Sold everywhere. 2S cents a bottle.
While the sale of damaged good con tinnes the Buckeye Cash Store ill be open of evenings.
SEWING MACHINES.
A. C. Van Sant & Son, general dealers in sewing machines have a large and! well selected stock which they offer at easonable prices, and on favorable terms to good parties. Their stock includes the Domestic, No 8 Wheeler & Wilsor^, New Howe, St. John, Wanser, Sigwalt, Household, Wilson, etc. They probatily have the finest selection of machines to be fonnd in the State of Indiana, and their
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BATH COMPANY.
ABTES1AN
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tinue at the Buckeye until all are sold.
rice are so low that sinoe they lutve been they have sold many machines that have been shipped to outside towns and distant States. They delight to show machines and to give terips and prices. Office 426 Main street
AT THIS
CENTRAL FEED and FLOUR STORE Southeast corner of Ninth and Main. Minnesota Spring) wheat flour, called:
"PILLSBURG'3 BEST,"
from the celebrated Pillsburg Mills, Minneapolis. This is the choicest flour made in the United States and those families wishing to bake an extra Christmas cake should use only
PJLLSBURG'S BEST,
sold by the barrel, or part of a barrel. Also constantly on hand the best Wisconsin rye flour, rye meal, buckwheat flour and all kinds of feed. Goods delivered to any part of town.
E. REIMAN,
Successor to Chas. Bottman.
DYSPEPSIA.
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J. G. VAN CISE,
NEW GROCERY FIRM. McCarty Bro's., at Lynch's Old Stand, Between Eighth and
Ninth on Main streets.
Having bought out the well-known firm of Dan Lynch on Main street, between Eigth and Ninth on the south side, we respectfully invite all the old customers and general public to call and see us when they want anything in the grocery line. We have added to the stock a large line of fresh goods of all kinds and we propose to sell them at bottom prices.
MCCARTY BROS.
THE SMELL OF SMOKE
Is Plainly Noticed at The Buckeye Cash Store.
Lots Of Goods, Many Only Slightlv Damaged are Being Almost Given Away.
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VT Itu MIO CfVKMMU AiVUMVtMi MIMlMfVU a by them for General Debility, Female JMiwuca, Wanjj or Vlt»fc Sar lenvM PrmtraUon, C«aT«l unaw from Fevers Mad Ckronlc Chills aad nvwn. It servei every purpose where a Ttmo to nooeaaarj.
HaaftcM If THE DO. HARTER KMCME CO., Ra. 213 fcrfh Uala Street, SI. M.
THE- CHAMPION MONITOR
Cooking
FOR WOOD OR COAL.
Hare been tlie leading cook stores for the past eighteen years, and are still in the lead. Within the last few years they have been greatly improved, and are warranted to give entire satisfaction. Call and see them at
tions wrecked from self-abnM and excesses, stopping the drain from the system, restoring the mind to health and sound memoir, removing.the Dlmnpsn of Sight Nervous Debility. Confualon of Ideas, Aversion to Society, eta, eta, and the appearance of premature old age usually accompanying this trouble, and restoring perfect Sexual vigor, where it has been dormant for yeara. Ihla laoae of treatment has stood the test In very severe eases, and is
to, with bntllttle.lf any
Is BO Nonsense about this Pre servatlon enables us to will give Batlsfart.ihn.
HARRIS REMEDY CO. MPOL CBEMiSR Market and 8tk Sit. ST. LOUI8. Ma
DR. BUTTS' IH™
Treat all Chronlo Diseases, and enjoys a nation the curing of complicated cases.
O. O. SMITH & SON'S, 417 MAIN STREET.
Rat"c«
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AND SPERMATORRHOEA.
Avataable Discovery and New Departure In Vedleai Sclsnoa, an entirely New and positively effective Bunedy (or the speody and permanent Cur* o( Seminal nsmiaalons and Impotency by the oaly true way, via: Diract Application totHs principal 8aat of the Dtnaae, actios by Absorption, aad exerting Its specific laflnenca on tne Bnminal vesicles, Ejacolatorv Ducta, Prostata Gland, and Urethra. The je of the Bpmedy la attended with no pain or lncon. vanlenoe, aad doea not interfere with the ordinary
good. Practical obthat it
this Preparation, tract to positively guarantea n. l)oring the eight sears that have thousands of testi-
Is now conceded by the
the most ratlanal means yet
discovered of reaching aad curing this very prevalent trouble, that is well known to be the cause of untold misery toMBiaay, aad upon whom quack* prey with their useless nostrums and big feas. The Bemedy Is pat npin neat boxes, of three sizos. Ho. l.teoough to last amenth.) S3 NO. 8, (sufficient to efteot a permanent curs, unless in severe, cases,) S6: No. 3. .. a.1— —Itl
wafed.ia Plata wrappers
lets firing Anatomical 1 endPTeetimony, *oh4cH will convinceR I Iks *n«et skeptical that they can bp S I
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mfor»d to perfect manhooa,ana fit08
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actions of tne Diood. skill or bones, treated with suo--oss. without using Mercury or Poisonous Msdlcines. VnilMfi MEN who ore sufferingfrom the effects of a disease that unfits its vie!tm!To^usine?sor marriage,permansntly cured. parigHTS TREATED
j.cat mailed free to any addre« on application. dVtnt— nbrtif fro* U«ptwi* should tend *mA Ifim Mttetalns t« their ndTaatAge. It not a trosa.^ jComrnvnicatient itrictly confiJential, and tboaid beaddretud lBe BCTTfl. 132M 8th 8t* tOBlliNOi
Goal and Wood-
Having my own team«, I can deliver Coal or Wood to any part of the city at the following pri«es. Partiee requesting it when ordering coal can have it weighed on disinterested scales by paying for
weighing: Best Block. 9J cts by load, 70 lbs to bosh. Block Not, 8 cts Snmmerset Lump, 8c by load, 70 lbs to bash. Hard coal, $8 per ton. Coke, 15 cents "bush.," BDrr Wood, $4 per cord.
Stove Wood, rick 4 feet by 8, $2. Slack, 4 cents per bushel. Can order by telephone or mail.
OFFICE: 945 MAIN ST.
E. M. SMITH-
nrMOirtUO PorBOtDiEas, Kf $lUrlO wiaswa. fathers, mothers or
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jhlldren. l,, ,.,
or
bosnhtand
Ki44S»™JI!£L''*l ^4 Jot Inventors. Soldiers PATENTS proent ,bo*iiht and soid. Soldiers land wtpanu protvrt, 'jiahU at onceu jBend
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aad Pension
.sumps for "The Cltuen-. 4B£#tnstisu. Ws auid Bounty laws, blanks aa^. snTClUmt". «nn refer to tnouands.br PenK •Vt.msioirA
HEW FIBS.
A. EATON & CO.,
Snoceason to Eaton & Cozabs, dealers in a grade* of Hard and Soft Coal,
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BLOOD.
IS A THOBUV6H BEHEBT In every caaeot Malarial Fever, Fever and Ajsue and Dumb Agne, whiie for Disorders of the Stomach, Torpidity of the Liver. Indigestion and Disturbances of the A Ditaal Forces, which debilitate, it has no equivalent and can have no substitute. It should not be confounded with the Triturated Compounds of cheap Spirits and Essential Oils, often sold under the name of Bitten.
For sale by druggists and general dcsleia everywhere JOHN CONFARE, Wholesale Age it,
Tem£Hante, Indl
Swift's Syphilitic Specific Camall diseases of the blood, Syphilis, Meiourlal Poion, Scrofula, old sores, etc. It cures when au other remedies/oil. "Selling our third gross of B, 8.8. 8uccess DCrffiCt
JONES A CAKEY, Montgomery, Ala. "Has cured every case. Every customer sen? us aaother." E. C. LONG & Co., AUanta, Ga.
Ask our druggist or write for the little book fiwlft 3peciflc Co., Atlanta. Ga., Prop's. Sold by drnuista everywhere
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Block and Block Not a Specialty. Orders for any part of the dty filled with promptness and dispatch. Telephone con nectea with office. Oflca-Vaia eppatlle Terre
Bante Jrtonae.
New Grocery Establishment,
At 207 Ohio Street.
1 have Just opened a new, clean and frwb stock of family GROCERIES and PROVISIONS To which I invite the attention of my friends and the public generally. All good* sold low for cash. Articles will be delivered to any part of the city when desired. Cash paid stall times for country produce. Give me a call whe wanting anything in my line.
GEO. T, DRAKE.
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T*• majority ofths ill* ofthe hvman body ariss from a dtrangtmmi of the yTer, affecting both tho itomaefi find bovmU. In ord*r to •Boot a eure, it i» neetltdry to rtmove the cawae. Irr egular
an
niptsre.varieose veins
for 1"»»of flog komaadi of ptnalonm snl or any Disease. IMCKRARE and BOUNTY. lo, inve nti
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SluggIth action of th* Bowels,
lleadachb,IHtkntlt at the Stomach,Tain in the Bach and Loins, etc., indieate that the Zieor is at fault, and that nature requires assii. nes to enable this organ to threw off**"P"rittu'
Frlctuy Afcta Bitter®oMtpeeiaUv compounded for this purpose. They are mild in their action and effective ae a ure I are pleasant to the taste and taken asily by both children and adults. Taien according to directions, they area ate and pleasant cureforliyspepala, general iet»mt jr,Hat»ltaal Constipation, Diseased Kidneys, etc., etc. As a Blood purifier are superior to any other medicinei cleansing the eystem thoroughly, and imparting new life and energy to the in•faUA. It is a medicine an*I not o»». 'Tti0ZlS9ting beverage.
TM M8MIJT MltllT AIH BITTIIJ,
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Uno-t*,,. PBIC*. 11.00 p«r Bottlo.
It, vuis a^'d Kansas
To Uervous Snfiereru—The Great Eurooetn Bemedr—Dr. J. Simpson's Speciflo Medicine-
It is a positive cure lor spermatorrhea, semi o*l weakness, lmpotancy, and all diseases reulting from self-abtise, as mental anxiety, low
of memory,
paina in back or side, and diseases
that lead to consumptian. insanity and sn early grave. The 8teclflo Medicine la being used with won I 1 aarosa. ." una, •access.
Pamphlets
•eat free toall. Write for them and g3t full particulars.
Price, Specific. 8100 per package, or 6| packages for 85. Addre all orders to
I H.'Slnapson Hedielne Co., Nos. 104 and 106 Main street, Buffalo, N.Y. Bold In Terra Haute by Groves Lowry.