Daily Wabash Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 3 March 1882 — Page 4

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SWEEPINO

SALES IN •''•'•if.iv

BLACK SILKS

-.• Tfce moat economical purchase that can ""Ys be made will be \i"' #®,Ttaeeuperb$2Silk,-©g ~UCow marked, $1.65, l,

9g&_The uuper Sil k, was $1.85,"t08

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Nov selliog for $1.50,

OTHER BLACK SILKS, Were $1.60, $1.50, $1.15.

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Now $1.25, $1.20, $1.00.

COLORED SILKS.

^*-'6triking redactions have been made in mt:: desirable fine and trimming Silks. •V8**.. ^-g*c *T j,*

Notice the RHADAMES

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•HOSIERY

The first choice styles for apring, ladies, gents, misses and infant?.

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TRIMMINGS

For remodelling and new suits, Handsome Satin Cord vj'fi QDIMPS,

Beaded and plain, new. Z,'

GUIPARE LACES, FRENCH LACE8, SPANISH LACEP, BEADED LACES.

For Spring Renovation, 3 CRETONNES, Lovely styles, and "CRETONNE FRINGES* W

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PALPABLE BARGAINS

Dftm^sk and Turkey Red Tab'e Clot!

and Napkins.

HOBERG ROOT & Co.

518 and 520 Main St.

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FOR LOSS BMPPETTtt

IT HAS HDJEX|QAL

KE.SELLERS & CO, PJTTSBURdH, PA*

'SELLERS LI^Efl PILLS "FOR. LIVER COMPLAINT W ACIT ,M •*i,Af-Hfc.MAlMHi Cf'N5

DB.HVTCHINKOH'S

SPESCULFIO

THE UNRIVALED RESTORATIVi In all forms of Nervous Debility, Loss of Memory, Sleeplessness, Frightful Dreams, Loss 01 Appetite, Loss of Manhood, Prematnre Decay, ana every kind of Weakness of Mind or Body produced by Overwork, Anxiety, Early Indiscretions, Excesses, Ac.

NKVJEB KNOWN TO FAIL Has received the endorsement of the highest medical authority. Price reduced to SI per package, six torts. For sale by all druggiEts, or will be sent by mail securely sealed, on receipt of price. Cart guaranteed or money refunded. Valuable elrcrjar sent free to all who write for it. Address, WILLIAM CLARKE A CO., 182 Franklin street».Y.

DEUCinUO For SOI.DIER8, rEllOIUlWwiww*.fathers.mothers or children. fh»asandsy«tentitled. P.nilanigiven for lost of finger,toe,eya or ruptnro.varlooie veins or auurMMase. Thonnnda of pen«ioncr* f»nd wloiira entitlsd to INCEKASE and HOIXNTTT. PATENTS proenred 'o» Inrentors. Soldier* procuMdDonght and aold. Soldiers

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can refer to thonsands of Pensioners and Clienti. Address N.W. FltlBBrald A CO.PKlts'0!«A litUt AU'jrs, Laisniuus.

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BAYLKSS W. HANNA, W.v. H. SPENCER (Late of Illinois)

HANNA & SPENCER,

Attorneys at Law.

Office Southwest corner Third ami 6bjo ttrcets, (up stain), Terrc Haute, I nd. Will practice in all the courts r& this and adjoining counties, and in the feti .-ral courts of Indiana and Illinois. Will give strict attention to collections, examination of titiVs and settle ment of estates.

To Hervous Sufferers—The Great Em-o-cean Semedr—Dr. J. Simpsou's Speciflo Medicine*

It Is a positive cure for spermatorrhea, semi ««1 weakness, Impotency, and all diseases resjlttog from sell-abuse, as mental anxiety, loss of memory, pains in back or side, and diseases that lead to consumption, insanity and an early grave. The Specific Modldnejs being used wita won

fodicine is being

Pamphlets

sent free toali. Write for them and get inil particnlaia.

Price, 8pe«Ulel9loo per package, or 6 packages for SS. Address all orders to

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J. B. Simpson H«dlelae Co., Nos. 104 and 106 Main street, BitflWo, N. Y. Sold In Terre Haute/by Groves & Lowry

DAILY EXPRESS.

TJEKKB HAUTE, FRIDAY, MAKCH 3^1882

Moan C. Can is tba Boote Manager of the Kxpreas, and la antboriaed to take subscription and collect money therefor. Any complaints made to him or to the office will be promptly remedied.

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Cl^aalMcriberi faQatfny tlm^ to reeeire this report to (his office or to and the tanlsKlon will be

If the fault at the canlers.

They are not always to blame, as the papers are soifffiflinM*, abstracted ly, dishonest or misS^qawasSMffld in bad weather they are away or spcrfled. To remedy these dUDculties we advise the use ot closed boxes of other secure receptacles for the protection of papers.

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OprrWpondence a^4 oomsnimlcattonsof genea^ lhtereKt aLM solicited tor the use of this pa»ec.

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oiitT on OK* odk or run

gHXkr. be sis concise as possible, and send real nsnirsi not necessarily lor publication, but as if desired, manuscript

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The Kxpreas office will not be responsible for any debts contracted by Its employes unless incurred under a regular written order upon the printed form, signed by the manager.

UW ADVERTISEMENTS Hebb Brothers for groceries. iAtlantic Barber Shop. Brick house lor rent. Calsbnry's Troubadours at the Opera House. Application for license. Horse wanted. Store rooms for rent

Tbe rail mill of the Philadelphia and Reading RaiUoad Company, Reading, Pa., is manufacturing steel rails from imoorted Mock.. life E. lit &i Brooks Iron ComfMny, Btrdsboro. PennsylVania. cut at their nail factory during the month of January, 19,112 kegs of nails.

Tbe Powell iron and nail company, Chattanooga, Tenn., are making at the present time 500 kegs of nail* and 125 kegs railroad spikes daily.

Ex-Forge Manager John Leedham has disposed of his saloon on Poplar street and i» again facing a fiery puddling furnace in~the boiling department of the Nail Works.

Tbe -'Bolton Steel Company, Canton, Ohio, have daring the past two years made improvements to the amount of over $65,000. The capacity of the works is about 3,000 tons of finished Bteel per annum.

At a meeting of the cold nail feeders, held at Wheeling, West Va., last Monday Wefelt, it #a« decided to resume work at tbe «£rate--twp-fif.lMk of tbe earnings of each machine. Tbe boys made a gallant fight, and it ia to be regreted that their efforts woe not crowned with success.,,

There ippeare to be no signB of abatement in tbe boom the iron trade is now witnessing. Prises are more than firm at the present card rates—2, 5,10—as orders are being refused for any length of time ahead. Still, a reaction will surely set in s&ne time, and those who have prepared for it will benefit there by

The new double puddling furnibe"slt the Nail Works commenced operations Monday morning, to the gratification of the numerous spectators, who bad congregated in squads to witness its first production. Tbe managers are jubilant consequence of the aforesaid pig iron consumer proving a grand success. .iw y' B. fp»

SU1I OB Dock.

Chicago Inter-Ocean. Messrs. S. M, Pcttingill & Co., of New York, the well-known advertising agents, who were burned out in tbe fire that consumed the World building a fear weeks ?go, have opened their office at 263 Broadway, where they have large and commodious rooms, and are fully prepared for the transaction of all business that may be intrusted to them. Mr. Pettingill is really the founder of the advertising agency business, having first started in the business thirty-three years ago.

Since then the firm have paid tbe newspapers of the United States over twelve million dollars, of which nearly -every paper in the Nation received a portion. They have always done an honest, straightforward business, and as a consequence their name is a synonym for integrity in all newspaper offices. The cefcior member of the firm, S. M. Pettingill, is a bale, hearty and active business man. He in a Christian gentleman, and a member of Plymouth Church. Few men stand higher in the estimation of those with whom they are intimate. The fire de stroyed some valuable papers, and many others interesting as reminiscences of the past business of the firm, but which, in reality, were rather in_ the way of the present business. Their new offices are in the center of business,-and are well adapted to the business. iijf & Tb« Knigtita of Honor.-

At the annual meeting of the grand lodge of the Knights of Honor, held in Indianapolis on Wednesday,W.D. Bynum, Indianapolis, was elected Grand D.ctator T. H. Walker, Walton, Vice Grand Dictator: James Kenroy, Anderson, Assistant Dictatoi Jesse E, Miller, South port, Chaplain James W. Jacob-1, Jeffersonviile, Grand Reporter W. B. Godfrey, New Albany, Grand Treasurer M. H. Nelson, Nobleeville, Grand Guard M. Hill, Richmond, Deputy Grand Guard A. B. Wheeler, Brazil, Grand Sentinel T, H. Clapp, Indianapolis, J. E. Crews, Greencasue, and H. Kruger, Kendalville, Grand Trustees W. N. Clift, New Castle, Suyreme Representative E. J. McBride. Corydon, alternate.

The anniversary of Robert Ecamett^ birth will be celebrated by the Knigbts of Erin, at Corinthian Hall, corner of Third and Main streets. John T. Finerty, of Chicago, will not be present, as announced. Iil health will not permit ]iim to fill bis engagement. Tbe services Of W. E. McLean and N. G. Buf! have been secared for the occasion. John E. Lamb will recite Emmetl's last speech. Every effort has been made to render the entertainment an agreeable one.

GR O O

HEBB BROTHERS

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Choice Country Butter and Fresh Eggsr Boneless Codfish Halibut and Mackerel. SOUTHWEST CORNER FOURTH AND WALNUT.

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The King of Denmark is truly a paternal monarch. Finding that daring the recent severe weather the royal foot guards were suffering greatly with colds and conghs, this good old gentleman ordered a supply of Dr. Bull,e Cough Syrup for them and now the sentries are happv.

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THE BROOM BRIGADE.

A Xofit Successful Entertainment by the Congregational Laiies.

Tbe ladies cf tbe Congreeationsl church have established & reputation for giving first class entertainments, and when to this is added tbe novelty of seeing a bevy of charming young ladies go through all the evolutions of real soldiers, it is no wonder that the church parlors were crowded last evening. Over $135 were taken in at tbe door and it is estimated that the total profits will be in the neighborhood of $200.

Snpper was served from air o'clock until half-past eight, and the tables were liberally patronized. To every person eating sapper1 a neat souvenir wa* presented, in the shape of a unique Japanese cup and saucer. The main feature of the evening, however, centered in the drill of the broom brigade. 'Hie dense crowd was requested to step back to a certain line, to give the drillers room, and with Charley Williams at tbe piano,the redoubtable *'B. B." marched in with tbe gallant Major Smith in command.

(Mem.—If

liOral anH Clher-

Merchant iron jcontinnes in active demand. J. E, Martin, of the Nail Works, was qaite sick a few days last week.

Brown, Bonnell & Co., Youngstown, Ohio, are making on an average 101 tons of mack bar per day,

Seven new paddling furnaces are soon to be added to tbe Cherry Valley iron works at Leetonia, Ohio,

the Major wishes to dispose of

his commission as captain of the B. B. for about—tteafdollan,he can find a purchaser at the Express office, between the hours of "2 and 4 p. m. to-d8y.)

Tbe ladies composing the brigade were Misses Ellie Grubar, Mollie Allen, Allie Buff, Kate Hulman, Gertie Thompson, Cailie McMicken, Mamie Cheever, Nellie Gray, Fannie Warren, Bessie Wumsley, Cora Kidder, Emma Grover, Helen Gil bert, Emma Allen, Alice Burnett, Frank Durham, Emma Wright, Fannie Wright, Hannah Smith, Mrs. R. G. Watson, Anna Ball, Lucia Brokaw, Laura Richardson and Cora Weatfail. Miss Mamie Allen acted as fiist sergeant, and shfe marched to the front with Ihe grace and precision of a true soldier. Her manner and bearing elicited much praise, as, indeed, did the entire performance.

The unifom of tbe brigode consisted of black dress, Martha Washington caps#, jaunty dusting caps with red tassels, white belt* with the initials "B.B." worked in red, cardinal red hose, dipper*, and carrying neat brooms, ornamented with blue bows. The applause at the entrance was very enthusiastic, and the movements throughout the entire drill were dutly apt predated and liberally applauded.

Tbey then went through the manual— not of arms—but of brooms, including the present, carry, right. shoulder, ana charge. These were all well executed. The foot movements made up tbe greatei* portion of tbe drill, and could not well be excelled. Tbey formed files from fours, wheeled by fours, countermarched, formed stars, a cros.*, and tbe labraynth. At the conclusion of the drill the brigsde was faced to the audience, saluted and then 'marched out to continuous appiause. Tbe young folks, find old ones too, for that matter, then enjoyed a delightful social, lasting until alter ten o'clock. The success of this entertainment will only whet the public appetite for a similar one in tbe near future.

New York Observer.

The New York Observer offices were burned at 10 o'clock a. m., on the 31st day of January, 1882.'

Before the flames were put out, new offices have been engaged at No. 21 Park Row, and though all the books of the company were burned, the New York Observer was issued as usual the same week. Duplicate mail lists, check books, and'even the manning mail, hastily placed io the heavy fire-proof gsafe by the publisher before hie fled by the window from the burniDg building, were found uninjured when the safes were opened.

The new officcs of the Observer are in the Barnes building, No. 21 Park Raw, just opposite the southern front of the poet office, full facing the Astor House, and the terminus of all the horse car travel.

Tbe Observer is published every Thursday in it* new office in its usual handsome style. This veteran of the religious press, having passed uninjured through the fire, will continue to defend the truth and to expo?e error and sin wil.h fresh vigor and accustomed courage.

Its friends, among whom Are numbered all good people, are welcome at No. 21 Park Row, first floor front.

Grand Council, lt«val Arcanam. The following officers were elected at the session of the grand council, Royal Arcanum, a| ^udunapol^on^ jednes-

C. B. Miller, Lawrenceburg, grand regent J. F. Free, Greenoastle, grand vice regent Robert Stratton, Fort Wayne, orator Frank W. Olin, Indianapolis, secretary N. S. By ram, Indianapolis, treasurer J. N. Runyan, Warsaw, guide O. S. Hadley, Indianapolis, chaplain P. W. Gard, Frankford, warden P. A. McAllister, sentry.

Finance Committee—G. D. Searle, Anderson W. H. Fulton, Indianapolis W. D. Willis, Earnest Duden.

Trustees, three years—Henri T. Couch, Indianapolis, and J. N.. Stenly. Greencastle, supreme representative.

Real Estate Transfc rs

Mary R. and Samuel Piety to Sarh F. Da Baun, 40 acres in section 26, Prairie Creek tp, $2,000.

Jame? Pikins et ux to Thomss Robertson, tract of land in section 12, Prairie Creek tp, $20,

Robert N. Buckell, by attorney in fact, to Alice M. Vickery, lota 7,11,12 and 13, Day & Barper's sub, $1,100.

George W. Riley et ux to John Anderson, 6 acres in section 21, Otter Creek tp, $60.

Jeremiah Beal to Samuel A. Daniels, tract of land in section 30, Nevina tp, $3,210. ^a# &

Deatb ot Jacob Strlcbler. Correspondence of the Express. RocKvrLLE, Ind., March. 2.

Jacob Strickler, aged. 92 year*, di«. near here this morning. He was a native of Virginia, and resided in this county many years.

Bjcrkardo,

Paris Gszette: It will not be long before every town of any note along the line of the I. & St. L. railroad will be digging for coal. Our company is progressing finely in the way of stock. 1 1

Bnefclen'a Arnica Salve. The Beet Salve in the world for cats Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter Chapped hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all skin Eruptions, and poetively cures Piles.' It ie guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. Sold by Gulick & Berry.

Trying auad Tcatlng.

All persons wishing to test the merits of a gteat remedy—one that will positively cure consumption, coughs, cold*, »sthma, bronchitis, or any affection of throat and lungs—are requested to r?T:.at Gulick & Berry's drug store acci g$t a 10 cent trial bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption, which will show yon what a regular dollar sized bottle will do,

Forlnaes for Farmer* and Meekaa* lea. Thousands of dollars can be saved by using proper judgment in taking care of the health of yourself and family. If yoa are bilious, have sallow complexion, poor appetite, low and depressed spirits, and generally debilitated, do aot delar a moment, but go at once and procure a bottle of those wonderful Electric Bitten, which never fail to care, and that for the trifling sum of fifty cents.—Tribune.— Sold by Gulick & Berry.

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UAverlt'S MureTAEts.r„

Af &a Opera Honse to-night fie*New United Mastodon minstrel party of J. H. H*vfrly will present a programme riett in miitb'provoking ieatures. The Detroit .correspondent of the Boston Herald says of tIt eir opening in the. former citj

Of all the crowds our dtv bas seen this teasoo, Mr. Haverly^ New Mastodcn Minstrels is responsible for the largest Fully one hoar before the doom of Whitney Opera House were open on Monday night, tbe street in front was packed, reminding oue.of the Bernhardt opening at Booth's. Nearly all were people who had neglected to Eecnre seats in advance^. »b tbe fortunate ticket-holders came later and were admitted with little delay. There'was no confusion, as tbe gathering, outside .was composed of a different class than iB usually, met at a minstrel entertainment, fully one-half being ladies. The only hour for mailing this prevents any details of the programme, which 1 reserve for my next.

FAHBY DAYEHPOBT.

There are but few living ac!reuses more thoroughly deserving of a high ition in the profession than Miss aveBpart. Of artistic parentage and possessed of a fine figure and a good voice, and a fare at once beautiful and' capable of the most varied expression, she was richly endowed with all natural advantages. But throughout her whole career she b^ss never been satisfied to relyupon her gifts she has studied with unremitting (diligence, and conscienciously paid the closest attention to the most minute details. Half the actresses of today, in selecting their dresses are sufficiently pleased if they are called handsome, and if, after consultation with their dressmakers, they are convinced that they are made in the prevailing mode. With Miss Davenport, upon the contrary, the choice of costume 1«, as it should be, a matter cf graver importance in place of trusting to the caprice of a dressmaker, she examines old and new illustrations and time-honored engravings, in order that she may adapt herself in every point to the character she is about to personate, or the period of history she is to illustrate. Thus in every drama in which she apprara there is a singular appropriateness in everything nothing is left to chance or forgotten ia the harry and heat of preparation. Her |natural abilities and babits of painstaking thus so happily allied, have been followed with their well-merited fruits.

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SALISBURY'S TBOUBADOTTRS The Troubadours, tbe originatots of their peculiar style of entertainment, will appear at the Opera House next Wednesday evening, in the "Brook," of which the Dundee (Scotland) Argus, of August 18, 1880, says: "Last flight the Theatre Royal was crowded from floor to ceiling and the audience repeatedly testified their approbation of the performance given by the New American Company of Comedians called the Salabury's Troubadours Those who from pressure of business, scarcity of casb or any other cause are unable to have a day's "outing" certainly cannot do better than go and see how the ladies and gentlemen composing the clever or-

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anization depict the pleasures of a jolly The party are all artists well up in tbe turlecque and comic business and sing, dance anc cut up no end of capers while out for a day's enjoyment."

Dr. J. B. Smitb, said to be 107 years o'd, can be seen at tbe St. Clair house. He is healthy and strong. ,:

Bab It Ia.

Jacob Loeckman, 274 Clinton street, Buffalo, N. Y., says he Jias been using Thomas' Eclectric Oil for rheumatism. He had such a lame back that he could, do nothing but one bottle entirely cored him.

Atlantic Barber Shop.

Mr. John A. Rusk, proprietor of the new Atlantic barber shop, has at last succeeded in obtaining a room in which be thinks he will be able In accomodate his fast increasing trade. His new place of business is juet one door east of bid old location, and one door west of the Atlantic Garden. At a great deal of expense he has had the room handsomely painted, papered, and decorated. Five cheirs for the use of himself and assistants, upon which to do their \rotk, twelve easy chaits for the accomodation of his customers. ten hanging lamps_ of ihe latest style, elegant pictures, cuckoo clock, daily and weekly papers makes the time pass quickly and pleasantly to his customers while waiting for the word "iiext." Mr. Rusk takes pleasure in inviting not only his old friends and customers, but everybody to call and see him in his new and pleasant quarters when .wanting anything done in the tonsorial line.

THEATER.

The Atlantic Garden is the best variety show ever seen in Terre Haute as is proven by the crowds turned from its coorB every week. The programme ibis week is replete with novelties, and should be seen by all.

Brick for Sale.

The brick in the car works buildings, on Main street and the railroad track. Will be sold at a bargain. Call at new car works. L. G.

Hageb,Sec.

Belie of Nelson Whisky.

In store and for sale the world renowned Belle .'of Nelson whisky, bottled by the distillers at Louisville. Ky. '^BARKER & ALVEY,,Agl's. 664 Main street.

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

Notice is hereby given that the partnership heretofore existing between the undersigned under the firm name of Slaughter, Watkins & Co., bas this day been diesolved Hy mutual consent. All claims due or owing to said firm must be paid to Wm. M. Slaughter or John H. Sykes, who will settle all claims against said

Slaughter,

T. W. Watkihs,

John

Sykes.

The business will be continued by the undersigned, under the firm name of Slaughter A 0b.

John

Sykes,

Drop

C. H. GOLDSMITH

Offers bargains on N*w York, Early Roee, Burbank, 8nowfiake and Peerless (mall

Twenty per cent lower on the baahel thaa any other dealer In the city, sound No. 1 sto&f. And he bas eight car loads of New York and Canada ho'atoea arriving this week. Large eating stock at bottom rash prices. Cottand examine th'* stock t-efore you vnrcfca8e. 'Abo, 8eed Oats, Clover and Timothy Seed for sftle. 29 North Fourth Street.

NELGEN'S

City Steam Dye House.

The on'v«*"-ra dye house In the city. Ladies' drosses .. 1 or dyed In any d&ired shade, shawlseT and'iyed, plumes cleaned and dyed, ki-3 •J'-ves and kid slippers cleaned, lace curtains.and ties cleaned. Gents' garments cleaned, dyed and repaired in an notuipassed manner. All Work guaranteed. Woilc from a distance will receive prompt attention. I deliver better and more work for less money than any house in the state. iil Hnda of carpets cleaned by steam process to look as well aa new.

JOHN H. NELGEN,

660 JSaln Bt, AeKeea'a Sew Block, Terre Hanl«, lad.

Go to the 99 Cent Store, 323 Main Street, for Bargains.

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BATHS

The Terre flante Arteuan Baths, cure rheumatism, neuralgia, catarrh, chroaic diseases of the liver, dyspepsia and cutaneous diseases. They are of t&e moot healing and powerfully alterative and tonic waters known in the world. On Water street between Walnut and Poplar

ARTESIAN BATH COMPANY.

SEED POTATOES.

Several Car Loads of Seed Potatoes at Briggs A Brittlehank's.

Briggs & Britllebauk have three car loads of choice peach blow seed potatoes, and large quantities beside of Snowflakes, Early Ohios, Victors, Early Rose.

CARD OF THANKS!

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S. if. Toung: r: I desire to tba^k^bn for the prompt payment of certificate No. 200 in the Standard Life Association of America, which has been made in strict accordance with the provisions therein contained, and was made to include the amount paid .to the company. 'f/f- W.W. Byers,

Terse Haute,

Ind, Feb. 22,1882

An Enviable Reputation.

It is with pleasure #e allude to tbe manufactures of the well known chemists. Joseph Burnett & Co., of Boston. They have won by their merits and attractiveness a place beyond that occupied by any other similar manufactured goods in this cCuntry.

Their Cocoaine for the hair, and a superior Cologne water, have become famous lor 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 all tbe leading popular hotels in the country. These are published in Burnett's Floral Hand-Book, an attractive and valuable little pamphlet whicb is distributed gratuitouuy by the trade.

All respectable dealers sell Burnett's select goods, and all lovers of choice things will do well to buy them in preference to the cheap and impure articles now in the m«ket.

Annual Report of the Terre Haute Water Works Company for the Year Ending Jan

uary 31,1882.

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From City of Terre Haute $13,603 29 From water rates 14,916 86 From street service.. 850 10 From sundry account 1,097 31 From interest. 2,440 00 From bills payable 5,000 00 Balance with Treasurer Feb. 2, 1881 7,358 63

Total.. $44,796 09 EXPENDITURES. For construction and repairs..... 8 8,577 76 For office and pump house expenses... 4 907 77 For fuel For interest and taxes For personal property For Improvement accounts For dividends. For sundry account Cash on hand..........

1,663 37 9,910 62 88 68 6,604 91 IS 600 00 368 35 6,141 74

Total ...944,796 06 "JOHN 8. BEACH, President D. W. MINSHALLTSeMetary. John S. Beach and D. W. Minshail respectively, President and Secretary of the Terre Haute Water Works Company, being duly sworn, depose and say that the above report is true and correct to the heat of their knowledge and belief.

Witness my hand and notarial seal this, llhe 23d day of February, 1882. [Seal]

Otto H. Heyboth,

-li Notary Public.

SEWING MACHINES.

A. C. Van Sant & Son, general dealers iin sewing machines have a large and well Delected stock which they ofier at reasonable prices, and on favorable terms to good parties Their stock includes the Domestic, No 8 Wheeler & Wilson, New Howe, St. John, Wanser, Sigwalt, Household, Wilson, etc. They probably have the finest selection of machines to be found in the State of Indiana, and their

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Slaughter.

W. M.

The Atlantic Garden. This popular place of amasement is crowded nightly. The company this week is tbe beet since the opening. Tbe pro gramme gives general satisfaction.

rice are ao low that since they have been they have sold many machines that have been shipped to outside towns and disUtfit States. They delight to show machines and to give terms and prices. Office 426 Main street

Postal Card,

If you have moved or made any change in business &c., lately, to Charles 0. £bel & Co., 21 Beach Block, or call id paeon (office over Poet Office), to have said changes made in the new City Directory don't delay. This is oaf last call.

Manion & LYNCK-^

are getting in a superb lot of Mantels, at No. 623 Main street. See them, tbey are beauties. They are prepared to do promptly

Tin and Slate Roofing, Plumbing, and Tin and Sheet Iron Work of every description. They guarantee satisfaction in work and prices.

AMUSEMENT.-

Tbere will be an entire change of programme at the Atlantic Garden to-night.

Cough, Cold or Sore Throat should be stopped. Neglect frequently results in an incurable Inng disease or consumption. Brown's Bronchial Troches do not disorder the stomach like cough syrups and balsams, but act directly on the inflamed parts, allaying irritation, give relief in asthma, bronchitis, coughs, eatarrh, and the throat troubles which singers ami public speakers are subject to. For thirty years Brown's Bronchial Troches have been recommended by physicians, and always give perfect satisfaction. Having been tested by wide and constant use for nearly an entire generation, they have attained well-merited rank among the few staple remedies of the age. Sold at 25 cents a bottle everywhere.

Mr. John Boland,

Successor to Mra. B. M. Riley, dealer in second-hand goods, wishes to-say that he is prepared to pay the casb for all kinds of second-band stoves, furniture, clothing, Ac.

Call and see him on the northwest come? of Third and Cjheny streets.

JBATCHELDEB'S VENTILATED EGG CASE

PATENTED FEBRUARY 15,1881. Indispensible to Merchants, Shippers and ProducersTHE CHEAPEST AHD THE BEST!

THE ONLY PRACTICAL t'ASli The outside frame ol this carrier contains five trays, held in place by fasteners at end ol one, as seen iacnt. Th se trays are constructed in reversible halves. The above cut shows one whole tray filled ready to be placed in caae, each egg resting in its cardboard socket in such a manner as to be readily counted, candled or transferred from tray to tmy, or case to case, without rehandling.

For cold storage this esse will Btore GO dosen, with racks made to receive the half trays, hence this Is the cheapest storage case manufactured, saving largely in space.

The manner of holding the eggs on end prevents oscillation, addling, or bteatage, and adds greatly to their freshness wheiusarned long in storage. 8iza of 30 dozen Ko. 1 oases 25x12x14, weighs 20 pounds.

PRICES mCHICAGO.

Shipper's Ko. 1, SO doa. Case, with Fillers complete 65 Cents. Farmers' No. 1,18 doa. Que, with Fttlerscomplete.. 55 Cants. Cardboard Fillers for refilling......*.. 20 Cents. 15 per cent, discount on lots of lOOcaae^

Balchelder's Egg Tester, testing 6 dosen at once, saves to buyers many times Its cost each season. Price, 3.00.

By special arrangements made by tne manufacturers of this esse moat Railroads will receive them as fourth class freight

The 18 dozen case, made especially for Farmers' use, sent 11 any address by exprefa, without nailing, with full directions for setting np on receipt of 60 cents. Every Faimer and consumer should have one of these cases. It will gave Its cost every month. Agents wanted in every county. Address,

I. H. BATCHU.DEI, 69 South Water St, Chioago.

(In ordering mention this paper.)

Evansville & Terre Haute R. R. Co.

THd3D TAUT iffi. Taking Effect December 18. 1881.%Going South. ''v-s Arrive. 3 5 1 Evansville....:.....- 7 40am S30pm 700pm Fort Branch.......^ 6 66am 246pm 611pm Princeton 6 85am 2Slpm 663pm Vincennes 541 am 140pm 4 69pm Sullivan 437am 1188am 347pm

Terre Haute 340am 1040am 260pm Indianapolis........ 1100pm 700aml210pm Cincinnati 8 45pm 7 50am Louisville 6 80pm 800am .............. St. Louis .# 7 00 pm 8 00am .— Danville.... Chicago...

105am 816am 8 00 ... Going North.

Leave.

4 6 2 6 4 5 1 0 0 0 am 6 1 5 am 7 29pm 1042am 666am 7 46pm 10 68am 710am 8 46 pm 11 62a ta 8 06am 957pm ICOpm 909pm

Evansville. ...... Fort Branch PrincetonVincennes Sullivan ...............

Arrive.

Terre Haute 11 00pm- 200pm 1006am Indianapolis. 3 30am 4 80pm Cincinnati 700am 6 30pm ......—.. Louisville 665am 5G0pm St. Loula. 710am 6 00pm Danville 180am 680pm Chicago 715am ...

Trains 1 and 6 run daily with through Parlor Car between Evansville and Indianapolis. Trains 3 and 4 run daily with Woodruff's elegant sleepers between Evansville and Chicago.

Traios 2 and 5 daily except Sunday. Trains connect nt Fort Branch for OwensviUe and Cynthiana.

J. G. GRAMMER, G. P. A.

C.J HEPBURN,Gen'ISupt

'Send SI, S2, (8 or $5 for a retail box by express of the best Candies in America, put up elegantly and strictly

CANDY!

pure, suitable for presents. Refers to alUCincinnatl. Address L. LUCERNE CO., 216 and218 West Seventh St, Cincinnati, O.

lOUB nONO&BAKI. On receipt of 85.00 we will forward to any address, free of charge, 5OO Delicious CI* garottes, each beautifully decorated with monogram or name, manufactured from Vanity Fair Tobacco. Also, a small size, with or Without mouthpiece, expressly for ladles. Please be careful in giving directions. Ad dress. L."LUCERNE CO., 216 and 218 Went Seventh^t, Cincinnati. O.

JOS. RICHARDSON. B. W. VAN VALZAH

RICHARDSON & VM VALZAH.

E N I S S

Office, southwest corner of Fifth and Main, over National State Bank. Entrance on Fifth

KAITJROAV TIH£ TABLE ^^.,' i|Carefully corrected to date.] r-£& Union depot, Chestnut and Tenth streets, te alltralnsexceptL&St. L., T. H. 4 S. E., (t. Worthington) and freights. Time, five minutes faster than Terre Haute time.

Explanation of relerenoes: 'Everyday. All trains not so marked ren dally except Sunday. IParlor cars dally, except Sunday. «Sleeping tars Reclining chair car.

VAND ALIA LINE,. (Leave going Bast)

Fast Line 40am Louisville A Cincinnati ExpreaB.....^.. 102 am Limited Express. Mail and accommodation.... Indianapolis Mail.— (Arrive from West) Fast Line Louisville & Cincinnati Express...^ Limited Express Mall and Accommodation (Leave going West) Pacific Express ......... Louisville dc Cincinnati Ex. Mail and Accommodation Limited Express (Arrive from East) Pacific Express Louisville Cincinnati Express™ Mail and Accomodation...» ..... Limited Express Indianapolis Mail .'

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It fire# color to the Msoi,aat*ndktalthfttl toa« to thadtgestfTe orgias AMnws system makiag it uplieaMe to deaeral BeUllty, Loss of Apatite, A Prostraof Vital Powers.

.... 1:25 am 2:18 am ...10:00 am 2:30 7:00

TKBRE HAUTE & LOGAN8POBT. S* (Logansport Division of VandaHe.) (Leave for Northeast) Mall lraln..._.»..^»^...._rf.—....—..... 6:00 am A a 4 8 (Arrive from Northeast) Mall Trainu —.12:80 Accommodation 7:85

TERRE HAUTE & JtVANSVILLK. I (Leave for South.) •sNaahvllle ExpreaB..8:45 am fUtil Mid Express.. 2 65 Express —.10:45 am Freight and Accommodation 4:00 am (Arrive from South.) •Miiil and Express... 2:05 •sChieago Express —11:06 Express „10:10 am Vrmght and Accommodation...—... 4:80

CHICAGO EASTERN ILLINOia W (Leave for North.)

X. H. and Chicago Ezpi *Sa6(

7:60 am 3:10 11:06

Watseka Accommodation. •SNaahvllle and Chicago Exprees... (Arrive from North.) Ferre Haute Accommodation ^..,10:40 am Chicago and Terre Haute Express. 6:15 ••Chicago and Nashville Express 8:42 sb

ILLINOIS MIDLAND RAILWAY iM (Anive from West.) So. 1 Mall and Exprem. 5:15 pa Way freight 7:30 pa (Leave lor West.) No. 2 Mall and Express...— &37aa> Way freight......,* 7:00 a n»

T. H. A SOUTHEASTERN"[to Worthlngton), fBepot corner First and Main streeta. (Leave fur Southeast) Mail and Express......... 7.-00 am Accommodation— ISO (Arrive from Southeast.) Mail and Express....—™. 2:50 pin Accommodation.. 10:20 am

INDIANAPOLIS A 8T. LOUS.! Depot iTn.fr—Five minutes faster time. (Arrive from Bsst) •m«i..1Cfc80 am ork Exutrss ISC a a Boston A St Louis Ex ..™10:12 (Leave going West) •Day Express. 10$S am •osNew York Express... 14S an •Boston A 8t Louis Ex. 10:14 pm (Arrive from Wert.) •caNew York Ei.piees.. 1:50 am Day Express-. _— 4:06 Local Passenger- 7:40 am

Leave going Esstl

•cSNew York Express 1:58 am LocalFsmenger... —. 7:4»am Day *:10

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HARRIS REMEDY CO. HFQ. OflEMBIS Market and 8th SU.

St.

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DR. BUTTS'

2:20 pm 3:40 pm 7.00 am

Treat all Chronlo Diseases, and enjo 1 reputation threugh the caring of compl

.. 1:32 am -12 66 am 2:00 pm .. 8:60 am

.... 1:32 a ffl 2:25 am ....10:10 am .... 2:80

Treat all Chronlo Diseases, and enjoys a nation si reputation through the curing of complicated cea9. INDISCRETION-EXPOSURES •xtlons of the blood, skin or bones, treated With sue .-ess, without using Mercury or Poisonous Medicines. YOU NQMEN Who are suffering fram the effect* jUyyUUBBttof a disease that unfits Its vis time for business or marriage, permanently cured. PATlllTS TRI^rP^^^ ch Is KtSB and lnvit-

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New Advertisements. BATCH A FOOTE, BANKERS

No, 18 WALL St., NEW YORK, MEMBERS N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE, Buy and sell Stocks, Bonds and Government Securities, and make advances on same if requited. Four per cent interest allowed on deposits, subject to check at sight.

THE WORKS

OF THE

COLLIER (XIHI'T

OF ST. LOUIS, MO.,

Which were totally Destroyed by Fire on May 28th and September 21,1881,

ARB REBUILT!

Orders are solicited for

Strictly Pure White Lead and Bed Lead, Gold-Pressed and Pure Dark Castor Oil, Baw and Double Boiled Linseed Oil.

WISCONSIN I 600,000 Acres

ON THE LINE OF THE

WISCONSIN CENTRAL R. IT. For full particnlars, which will be sent free, address CHAKLES L. COLBY,

Land Commissioner, Milwaukee, Wis.

$500 Reward!

We will pay the above reward for any of can Pills when the directions are strictly complied with, fhev are purely vegetable, sod never fail to give satisfaction. Sugar coated. Large boxes. coBtalnlng 80 pills, 25 cents. For sals by all druggists. Beware of counterfeits snd imitations. The genuine manufactured only by JOHN O. WEST A CO.. "The PHI Makers," It and 18STW. Madison street, Chicago. Free trial package sent by mail prepaid on reseivt of a 8 cent stamrf

HOWARD MANNING,

CZ SIGN AND CABBIA62

Fainter

S.E. Cor. Seeond and Walnut.

blood, this peerless rested?, has us iny hands,«uufesOtoewoiid«rfiil cares. Cases tltatlbve baffled the most eminent physicians, have yielded to this incomparable remedy. I prescribe it ia prefer-. •nee to any iron preparation made. In feet, such a compound as Dr. Hartek's Irom Tonicis a necessity in my practice. DsHRgBT SAMUEtS Wish. •&*,. SI. Levis. Mt., Iftv- *6, &Si.

ICanafsctared by THE Pg. mRTti MEDlCiltE C0..213W. Main St., St. LoaisTtf

THE CHAMPION MONITOR

FOR WOOD OBSD'COAL,.

lill

Hftve been the leading cook stoves for the past eighteen years, and are still in the lead. Within the last few years they been greatly improved, and are warranted to give entire satishave faction. Call and see them

LFTUILU OF THE

Illustrated with more thn 20 Steel Portrait^of the Ladles of the White House, including a Sketch and Portrait of Mis. Garfield. Teriltojy being rapidly taken. Address Forshee A McMSkln, Cincinnati, O.

TradeMark

AND SPERMATORRHEA.

A r»lti»bla Blsoovery and New Departure fa Medical Science, an entirely Netr and potitivel eSootlva Bemedy for the speedy and permanent Care o{

from

kith and noun of Sight, XTervous Aversion to Society, etc* el of premature old age

C. C. SMITH & SON'S, 417 MAIN STREET.

AGENTS WANTED for this the moot interesting book of WASHING PON LIFE everjmbl!lshed, A History of every Administration from Washington to Garfield. Contains muchLPersoBal^and Private History never

Or, Man's

Sezni-

oal Xmlealons and Impoteney by the ooly true way, vis: Direct Application to the principal Seat or the DI—mb, aetlna by Absorption, and ekertlng

tenlenoe, and does not interfere with the ordinary pnnultsof life It Is qniekly dissolved and soon atsorhedipnodaelng aa Immediate Booth

I rig and teetor-

stive elfect upon the sexual and nervous organist, vrsoked. from Mlf-abuse and exoemne. stopping system, restoring the mind to removing tbe Dimness lonfnaioa of Ideas and the appearance accompanying this ixual vigor, where

Iron,

fferwisa Sari and 4* a [patata&{« form, Th« preparation of iron that wilt not blacken Qui teeth.

VvJC""

I r.-'ijiv I

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fienorator.

A new discovery worth the time of all. It does excel all other remedies to henl, build up the system and purify the blood. It to dav stands nneqnaled. It nas cured thonsands of true consumption. Everybody thnuld know of its healing power. Inquire

for Dr.

Co.. St.

This mode of treat-

very severe oases, and is

now a pronounced stiecees. Drugs are too nraoh pr». bribed in these troubles, and, as many con bear w» sees to, with but little if any permanent good.. There is no Nonsenssabont this Preparation. Practical observation enables us to nositfroiy guarantee that it wlll,give satisfaction. During the eight years that It hl5 been la generalnse, we have thousands 6f testimonials as to its value, and it Is now conceded by the Medical Profession to be the most rational means yet dlscoTered of reaching and euringthls very prevalent trouble, that is well knowntobetheeauseof untoid misery to »o many, and upon whom attacks prey wly their useless nostrums and big fteeis. Xhe Bemedy to put npln neat boxes, of three sixes. Ho. l.feoouch to last a menthj S3 No. 8. (sufficient to effect a permanent cure, unless to severe eases,) 85: 3. over three months, win stop emission# aoa Itsstore vigor in the worrtwiesj BentJg nijd', waled, In plain wrappers. FuU DIMCIIONa for n«i«ir will accoimpany EAOH BOX. A letmrivino A.nat9tniftUIUnstr*it 1 amlTritIinmy. «Wc* «U eoHftara S tH* mhI skevHcal that theptntnbjB E I re«tor«d fo »«f*/eel «nanAoof,aiMl fit-

Jordan's

Lung Benovsior, the great lure remedy. All Ant-class druggists sell

Wholesale by all

wholesale druggists of IndianspolK lt d. Hichardson A

Louis Mo Fu.lu & Fuller,

Chicago, 111 James M. Dodge,' li c^nati, Ohio.

IS AiTHOBOtOU BIMF.DT In every case of Malarial Fever. Fever and

0TeryWbere

Vane Haute, Ind

Ague

and Dumb Ague, while for Dborders of the Stomach, Torpidity of tbe Llvi-i*. Indigestion and Disturbances

tbe Animal j'crces, which

debilitate, it has no equivalent ar'ican have no substitute. It sbonla not

be founded with

the Triturated Compounds

of chtep

plrlts and

Essential Oils, often sold undf the -lame qf Bitten. For sale

druggists ami ootd ]eal«8

JOHN CONFABS, Wh leAgett,

S.S.S.

Is pa rely vsaets bio, sontslsi sst sas grain of any mineral substance, and will ot.re any case of Sypfcilbln the world. "Have never known it to tell to cure a case of

Eli Warren, Perry, Ga.

"The above slgneis are gentlemen of bigp standing." A. H. Colquitt, Gov. of Georgia.

Ask the druggist or write for theiltile book. gWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Prop's, Atlanta, Ga. old by druggists everywhere

Price of regular size rednced to U.75 per bottle small slse, Si

New Srocery Establishment,

At 307 Ohio Street.

I have just opened a new, clean and fresh stock of family GROCERIES and PROVISIONS To which I Invite the attention of my friends and tbe public generally. All goods aold low for cash. Articles will be delivered to any part of the city when desired. Cash paid at all tunes for eocntry produce. Give me a call ifheo wanting anything in my line.

GEO. T, DRAKE.

GRAY'S SPECIFIC MEDICINE TRADEMARK The GreatTRADE MARK English remedy. An unfailing cure for seminal wea kness, spermatorrhea, impoteney,and all diseases that follow as a AFTEI TAIill. sequence of*' /OUT All HQ. self-abuse as loss of memory universal lassitude. pain in the back, dimn

of vision, pre

mature old age, and many other diseases that lead to insanity or coosum ption and a prematnre grave.

WFnll particulars In oftr pamphlet which' we desire to send free, by mall, to every ona ear The Specific Medicine is sold by all druggists at 81 per package, or six packsges forts, or will be sent free by mail on receipt of the money, by addressing»

Tl«) 6rsy Medtelno Co., Buflklo, H.T Sold toTene lUnte at wholesale and null by WUlCk A Bfsrrw. .,