Daily Wabash Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 7 March 1882 — Page 4
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HOBERG, ROOT & GO
Take Pleasure in Announcing tbe Arrival of, W tw*
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For tbe present seaton. Je» "sjS'f
Novelty Suitings,
Plain, with Striped Goods to match, for Stylish Costumes.
SHOODAS FOR SPRING.
CASHMERES,
Light and Spring Weight.
French Serges,
Popular Goods.
FANCY FRENCH NOVELTIES, FANCY FRENCH FOULES, FANCY FRENCH BEIGES.
FRENCH
Unmade, entirely new.
NEW GOODS
In Salt Department. H'-'k i' ys
NEW GOODS
In Cloak Boom.
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NEW GOODS
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In White Goods, In Cloaking*.
Bright, Fresh
GINGHAMS Ptfi
The French Zephyrs
At very low prices.
HOBERG,
518 and 520 Main St.
Ayer's
Hair Vigor
FOR RESTORING {3RAY HAIR TO IT3 NATURAL VITALITY AND COLOR.
It is a most agreeable dressing, which 4s at once harmless and effectual, for preserving Uio hair. It restores, with the gloss and freshness of youth, faded or gray, light, and red hair, to a rich brown, or deep black, as may bo desired. By its use thin hair is thickened, and baldness often though not always cured. It checks falling of the hair immediately, and^pauses a new growth in all cases where the glands are not dccayed •while to brashy, weal or otherwise diseased hair, it imparts vitality and strength, and renders it pliable.
The Viaon cleanses the scalp, cures and prevents the formation of dandruff and, by its cooling, stimulating, and Boothing properties, it heals most if not nil of the humors and diseases peculiar to the scalp, keeping it cool, clean, and soft, under which conditions diseases of the scalp and hair are impossible.
As a
Dressing for Ladies' Hair
TheVloon is. incomparable. It is colorless, contains neither oil nor dye, and will not soil white cambric. It imparts an agreeable and lasting perfume, and as an article for the toilet it is economical and unsurpassed ii its excellence.
PREPARED BY DR. J. C. AYER & CO., Practical and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass.
BOLD ST ILL DBCQOISTS ETlnywmSRS.
BR.HUTCmXSON'8
SPECIFIC
THE UNRIVALED EESTORATIVi In all forms ol Nervous Debility, Loss of Memory, Sleeplessness, Frightful Dreams, Loss oi Appetite, Loss of Manhood, Premature Decay, and every kind of Weakness of Mind or Body produced bj Overwork, Anxiety, Early Indiscretions. Exooraes. Ac.
NEVE* KSOWS TO PAIL. Has received the endorsement of the highest medical authority. Price reduced to SI per package, six for 15. For sale by all druggists, or will be sent by mall securely sealed, on receipt of price. ateed or money refunded. Valuable
Cungoarani eircttiac srat it free to all who write for it. Ad*
WILLIAM CLARKE A CO., 188 Franklin streeK.Y.
JOS. RICHARDSON. B. W. VAN VALZAH
RICHARDSON & VAN VALZAH.
DENTISTS.
Office, southwest corncr of Fifth sad Main, over National state Bank. Entrance on Fifth tfMt
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TEKBK HA.PTE. TCE3DAY, MARCH 7, 1882
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BTBW ADVERTISEMENTS Lots for sal*. Atlantic Garden Theatre. Traveling men wanted Spring goods st Hoberg, Boot Co.'*. jforse estrayed or stolen. Meeting of the Ladies' Aid Society.
Real Estate Transfers.
Terre Haute Savings Bank to Lewis A. Guerinean, quit claim deed to lots 2, 5 and 6, Smith's subdivision $5,408 67.
Win. C. Beach to Silas C. Beacb, quit claim deed to lot 4,"Burn am's sobd vision, and part lot 143, Rose's addition $1.
Thomas Briggs et nx to Richard Dunnigan, warranty deed .to „part lot 31, original plat $800.
Heirs of Barbara Fleiecbinan to Dara Ball, warranty deed to part lot 8, Blinn'a subdivision $1,250.
Thomas S. Ireland to Isaac Y. Piereon, quit claim deed to lots 7 and 8, Centre ville $724 10.
Beason Haskell to Unieau Mulligan warranty deed to three acres in section 1, Prairie Creek township $150.
E. and H. C. Gilbert to Katharina Brinig, warranty deed to lot in second subdivision, Gilbert's place, $600.
Louisa Brenton to. Cbarlis Palmer, warranty deed to four acres in section 35 Lost Creek township $150.
Hamilton S. Benight et ux to Henry G. Lansing, Warranty deed to 74 acres in section 6, and 40 scrrs in section 7 Prairie Creek towrship $4,200.
Susanna Creasey et al. to Margaret Hamilton, warranty deed to orie ncre, section 21, Sugar Creek township $40.
Bazzeel L. Brown et ux. to J. W Brown, warrsnly deed to 40 acres in sec tion 24, Linton township $2,000.
New Court Bule.
The following rule, No. 22, waq yesterday adopted in the circuit court: "Attorneys while in the court room most abstain from all offensive personalities and the use of contemptuous or odious epithets in speaking to or of another attorney, and from quarreling in the court room. "Proceedings to suspend the attorney or attorneys violating this rule will be promptly commenced and prosecuted nnder the direction of tbe court."
This rnle ia the outcome of (he quarrel between Lawyers Mack and McNutt last week. A committee was appointed from the Bar association to investigate the matter, and the above rule was adopted as the result. Hereafer white winged peace will hold sway on Wall street.
Forgery.
Constable Dwyer arrested a young man named Schweitzer on Saturday night, for fofging an order upon Peter Miller, tbe harness maker, to the amount of $13.50. Tbe young man's father, J. D. Schweitzer, is in the harness business at Marshall, and early last week the former came to this city, and bought a bill of goods, to be charged to tbe senior Schweitzer. When ths bill was sent to the latter he refused tojpay it, hence the arrest. The matter will bs*investigated by the grand jury,
A Beast.
James Johnson, said to be an employe of the car works was arrested Sunday afternoon at Madame Zaring's establishment, on east Main street, for a crime the details of which are so disgusting and revolting that they are unfit for publication even in the Police Gazette. The grand jury is investigating the affair, and if the testimony of five or six witnesses can be relied upon, there will bs a strong case against him.
The Superior Canrt.
The Superior court convened yesterday for the March term, with Judge Rhoads on the bench. Ninety-one cases are docketed for trial.
The following are the names of the jary drawn for this term P. W. Buskirk, N. B, Kennett, Charles W. Moore, Baxton Stewart, H. T. Carson, James S. Konce, James Black, A. B. Pegg, Joseph Peck, B. F. Bolinger, N. Katzenbach and Wm, Paddock.
Tbe cireeDbaeken. ward primariei to be held to-n
era are to be held to-morrow night at the headquarters on Third street, and the township nominating convention in the same place on next Saturday evening. They will put a fall ticket in the field.
Highway Bobbery.
John Sibley and Michael Welch were arrested in Godqey's salooD, shortly before noon yesterday by Constables Dwyer and Flaid, for robbing Michael Shay of $15. The grand jary will look after them.
Comity Conuntaaionera. The board of county commissioners met yesterday in the March session. No business was dene beyond examining tbe report of John W. Moore, trustee of Linton township.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to Jacob Fulfer and Sarah Kelley, Jesse Smith and Nancy E. Chilstbury and William Farrin and Rebecca Primale.
A building permit has been taken out by Wesley Black for tbe erection of a one-story frame residence, on lot 26, Graver's subdivision, at a cost of $350.
Patrick Shannon's demurrer to the anawer of Charles Eppinghoasen in the libel suit was overruled in the circuit court yesterday.
No date has been set for the new trial of Eleaser Gibson, but his attorneys are prepared for it.
A man ia wiser for his learning, and Ike sooner he learns that the only proper way to core a cough or cold, is to use Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup, the better he is off.
HEBB^ROTHERS
FOR
Choice Country Butter and Fresh Eggs, Boneless Codfish Halibut and Mackerel. SOUTHWEST C0RNE& FOTJBTH AND WALNUT.
A STRANGE STORY1
The Romance of tire Pretty Female Book Agent, Well 7 Known in Terre Haute.
The Fair Cafcrasser Whose Life Has
Tbe strangeness of the sound amid such surroundings always insured immediate and interested attention to ber business Of course tbe man's first impulse was to declare that he had more books then be could read already, or that he bad given bis subscription to another agent, or eome other of the convenient excuses with which men are wont to protect themselves agaicst the book agent. When he turned and saw the picture at his sid*, however, the chances were an hundred against one that he abandoned his purpose and felt ashamed of it. The young lady was fluent, vivacious and possessed a strange combination of the earnest and the kittenish in her demeanor. If it waa art she was a wonderful
AND CHXJEL ABT1ST.
The would-be victim, generally fid'etger to persuade a book agent to call further up ibe street, in her case was only apprehensive as to her going away, aod spared no ingenuity to prolong tbe interview. Remarkably bright in discussing 1be work ia hand, however, she always proved dull and reticent when any digression was attempted, and having obtained the subscription, as she did in a majority, of cases, she tarried long enough to ascertain tbe name of the man at the next door, and then immediately lost all interest in her subscriber. As an evidence of tbe effectiveness of her work, it may be stated that she secured the signatures of over half tbe lawyers of the city, who are regarded by the average canvasser as absolutely hopeless. Tbe "mashirg" young men all voted tbe charming little lady as cold as a fish, for she had a quiet way of crushing these joung hoo hoos, and at tbe same time doing nothing which might lose a subscriber or give an opinion other than tbat she was a perfect lady. To a fatherly journalist sbe related something of herself, saying that she resided at New Haven, Connecticut, that she came here under the care of her mother, as one of a company of lady canvassers engaged -by the publishers, and tbat her purpoee was to earn enough money to enable her to complete ber education at an eastern college. Those who observed her closely, however, during the latter part of her stay were satisfied that her smiles had' little heart in them, and that there was a large element of sadness in her young life.
The young lady's name is Miss Lilian Hine, and her mother while living in New Haven boarded a number of Yale students, among them being a Chinese Prince named Tung, who had been sent to this country by his government for education. Tong was a young man of a rare degree of intelligence and refinement who was making his mark as a collegiate. Between him and Miss Lilian there grew an affection, which seemed all the more intense for the strangeness of its assortment. By virtue of his nobility Tong enjoyed an almoBt unlimited amount of money, and by nature generous, he allowed no want of his Caucasian sweetheart to go unsupplied. Mrs. Hine and her daughter on one occasion accepted his invitations to visit New York, where they were entertained in princely style.
The marriage of the lovers was agreed upon, but no date was set As one of the preliminaries, and as one of the greatest sacrifices it was in his power to make, Prince Tong had his queue cut off. This so scandalised some other young Chinamen to whom the knowledge came, that they wrote to the powers that be in the land of tea and rice.
About tbat time Mrs. Hine began to fail in health, and regarding it as necessary that she have change of climate, she and her daughter entered into, the canvassing arrangement. Tbe separation from her lover had a very depressing effect upon the young girl, as she knew of the very serious obstacles. that would be interposed to the marriage of Prince Tong with an American girl. Sbe devoted herself to her work with a will, but was apathetic as to all else. While dreading what might happen to thwart their purposes, she received a letter an-, nouncing that icformation of his betrothal and his renunciation of hi* queue had been sent to his home government by the meddler above alluded to. ..This distressed her greatly, and explained fully the sadness which so many suspected. Shortly after she received another letter, and for several days thereafter she wept almost constantly. It was this demonstration which provoked a relation of the etory by her mother. The letter informed her that the Chinese government, indignant at what tbey regarded as a renegade course on the part of the ward whom they were educating here, and on whom they based great expectations, had ordered his immediate
RETURN TO CHINA,
and the tone of the order left little room to hope for a return to this country. Tong was sjon to start for borne, and la asked Miss Lillian to meet him at Chicago and say farewell. It was thiB which caused the demonstration of grief. Sbe telegraphed him that it would be impracticable to meet bim at Cnicago, but that she and her mother were coming to this aity, where he might stop for a day. They came, and he met them bere, as will be remembered. After a sad good by they separated and went on to the Pacific. She became very ill, and the news came soon afterward that she was at the point of death with brain fever. After along siege she rallied and regained sufficient strength to work, but when she appeared here recently, to deliver the books, she was strikingly different from the fresh and beautiful creature of last mid-sum-mer.
And here follows the moat terrible part of the story. Only a short time ago came the announcement that a Chinese prince, who had been pursuing his studies in an American college, had been recalled to his home, and had been beheaded by order of the emperor because of certain renegade conduct, notably the cutting off of his queue. If this were Prince Tong— and the circumstance* mcke it almost certain that it was—the story of .Lillian Hine'a love has more of romance, novelty and tragedy in it than novelist could vfell devist'.
Ths trial of Eiijaii Baity if, to be called at Spencer to-morrow. "r- I
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$1 Numbers of our business itnd professional men will have no difficulty in calling to mind a somewhat thriving experience which they underwent during the dusty dog days of last summer, and which left behind it a virion of petite, graceful figure in Huffy wbite, with light turban, a necklace of large ivory beads, great brown eyes, pearly wbite teetb, pouting lipswavy dark brown hair—tbe airy fairy Lilian of the "Sword and Pen." Flitting in and out among" the printing offices and manufactories, and amcng the lawyers' offices, she seemed to never tire and perspiring, red-faced meii gtzed in awe at her fre3hnesi, which challenged that of tbe morning glory. Her introduction ot herself was always a surprise. Moving as silently as a mouse, she took ber position at the side of a man absorbed in bis books, his paper or his correspondence, and in a twitnering sort of voice put to bim the startling preposition: "Don't ycu want to subihkribe for the Thord and Pen, thir?"
Tbe following ia a list of tie city expenses for the month of Fsbruary: B»I»hp« a Fire departmentPolice foro®. Street repairs.— Qas Printing and Cemetery Lamp posts end lampa~............ Harkats «... Specific.............. Street gracing... Sewerage —.—— Police and lira alarm telegraph .... Water Gasoline Small pox Garbage
water Works Heettac.
The annunl meeting oi the stockholders of the water works company was held at the office in the Beach block yesterday. The old board cf directors was re-elected, and the meeting then adjourned until tomorrow night to transact further business.jj
A. B. Pegg, 3 W. Holloway, Mr. Cvenger, Mr. Farnham and Rev. McElain were appointed delegates to repre gent the Vigo temperance council in tbe State council, which meets April 6th/ at Indianapolis.
The Dry Mountain Silver Mining Com' pany, by the directors, has made a re-i-sue ol stock in shares of $50 each, in place of $100 shares, the latter not being allowed by law.
Bneblea'i Arnica Salve. The Best Salve in the world for cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter Chapped hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all skin Eruptions, and postively cures Piles. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. Sold by Gulick & Berry.
Tr) loir and TeatlBNT.
All persons wishing to test the meritB of a gteat remedy—one that will positively cure consumption, coughs, cold.*, asthma, bronchitis, or any affection of the throat and lupgs—are requested to call at Gulick & Berry's drug store and get a 10 cent trial bottle of Di. King's New Discovery for consumption, which will show you what a regular dollar sized bottle will do,
Forfnne* for Farmers and Meeban lea. Tbbu8ands of dollars can be saved by using proper judgment in taking care of the health of yourself and family. If you are bilious, have sallow complexion, poor appetite, low and depressed spirits, and generally debilitated, do sot delay a moment, but go at once and procure a bottle of those wonderful Electric Bitters, which never fail to cure, and tbat for the trifling sum of fifty cents.—Tribune.— Sold by Gulick & Berry.
Tbe regular meeting of the Ladies' Aid Society jrill be held at the residence of Mrs. Chas. Warren to day (Tuesday) at 2 o'clock.
Estrayed or Stolen.
One yellow dun horse, from my premises, No. 949 Poplar street, near the E. & T. H. coach bouse, on Friday nighty March 3,1882. Harness marks plain to be' seen, in good condition, no shoes on, sixteen and a half hands high, about eight or ten years old.
Any one bringing me the «ame -will be liberally rewarded. GEO. W. COROTHERS Match 4,1882 Terre Haute, lnf.
Children's suits in endless variety at MYERS BROS., Fourth and Main.
Notice of Dissolution.
Notice is hereby given that the partner* ship heretofore existing between the undersigned under tbe firm name of Burnett & Watson, h«s this day been dissolved by mutual consent. All persons knowing themselves indebted to said firm are requested to call and settle immediately. The books can| be found at our former place of business, 318 Cherry street. Either one of the firm ia authorised to collect or pay any debts of the late firm.
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Offer* bargains bank. Sac
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I ^taL..„^.„.^....l. Aner Eight Lob* Yeas*. C. C. Jacob*, 78 Folsom street, Bcffalo, writes that for eight long years he had tried every known remedy to cure him of piles, also had been treated by physicians jrithout success, when hewm ultimately cured by Thomas' Eclectric Oil.
W. K. Borhbtt. W. A. WATSON
Terre Haute, Ind., March 1, 1882
The Atlantic Garden.
This now popular place of amusement announces a new company for this week. There are several novelties in the programme and no one should miss* the show this week. Change of programme Thursday.
Amusement.
The new faces at the Atlantic Garden this week include Stanford & Russell, Miss Ada Elliott and Jennie Fowler.
Several old favorites are retained and the programme gives general satisfaction.
HARRISON BROS.' PILETONS
Have been pronounced by the best jadges to be not only the best made, but have the b»pt appearance, most elegant finish, and are the easiest riding and smoothest running vehicle in tbe city. A guaranfrom this firm is sufficient evidence that their work is what they represent it to be in every particular. hr t""-
Children's Suits from $2.25 to $8.50 at MYERS BROS., S. W. Cor. Fourth and Main.
The Atlantic Garden.
This.popular place of crowde is tbe best since the opening. The programme gives general satisfaction.
is.popular place of amusement ia led nightly. The company this week
Call and see the new goods and low prices at J. P. Brennan's.
LADIES AND CHILDREN.
Messrs. Kornman & Z», recognizing the difficulty experienced by ladies and children in having their hair attended to, have decided to extend their business so ES to fill this long felt want. An experienced and skilled barber will attend to sll all orders sent through the mails or left at Iheir place of business. This barber will visit private residences or go to hotels aod there cut the hair of ladies or children, or shampoo them, or perform any labor in this line. Prices reasonable. Address Kornman & Zoz, 14 south Fourth street^
See the new goods just received at J. P. Brennan's.
Manion & Lynch
are getting in a superb lot of Mantela, at No. 623 Main street. SM them, they are beauties. They are prepared to do promptly^
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Plumbing, and Tin and Sheet Iron Work of every description. They guarantee satisfaction in work and prices. .T .«• f- ir,
Also, Seed Oats, Clover and Ttmothy Seed for
29 Forth Fourth Street
NELGEN'S
City Steam Dye House.
The only steam dye houso In the city. Ladies' dreuses cleaned or dyed in any desired shade, shawls cleaned and dyed, plumes" cleaned and dyed, kid cloves and kid slippers cleaned, lace curtains and ties cleaned. Gents' garments cleaned, dyed and repaired in an unsurpassed •»»niu»f All work guaranteed. Work from a distance will receive ptompt attention. I deliver better and more work for less tnoney then any honae in the btate.
All kinds of carpets aleaned by steam process to look as well as new.
JOHN H. NELGENV'
ARTESIAN BATHS"
The Terra flaute Artenan Baths, cure rheumatism, neuralgia, catarrh, chronic of the liver, dyspepsia and cutaneous diseases. They are of the most healing and powerfully' alterative and tonic waters Known -In the world. On Water street Tet ween Wal«nt and Poplar
ARTESIAN BATH COMPANY. i.———
SEED POTATOES.
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We lead the trade in Phaetons HARBISON BROS.
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W. A. Watson is at 318 Cherry street, which is the place to go when you want anything done in the blacksmithing or horse-shoeing line. Mr. Watson's repu tation as a first claes mechanic has been established, and any work entrusted to his care will receive his personal super vision. He has also in his employ an experienced hand for making and erecting new awnings, and repairiog and erecting old awnings. All work will receive prompt attention. Orders solicited. Try him.
New goods and new prices at MYERS BR03 Fourth and Main.
Harrison Jlro hers make tbe best Phaetons.
THEATER, j?
The Atlantic Garden is the best variety show ever seen in Terre Haute as is iroven by the crowds turned from its loon every week. The programme this week ia replete with novelties, and should be seen by all.
Go to Harrison Brothers for Phaeton*.
Our Spring Clothing fits equal to merchant tailoring goods, and prices are much lower. MYERS BROS.
Buy one of Harrison Brothers' Elegant Phaetons.
Belle of Nelson Whisky.
In store and for sale the world renowned Belle of Nelson whisky, bottled by the distillers at Louisville. Ky.
h. GOEBsmrnrtsEwtNe machines. A. C.-Vaa ffent A Bon, genera! dealers in sewing machines have a large and well stock which they offer at reasonable prices, ant do favorable terms to' ood pasthv. Tbftir stock includes tbe
on N*w Vori, Early Booa, BurSaowflake and Beetles* small
Twenty per sent lower-On the bushel than any otber dealer in the City, sound No. 1 stock. And he ba« eight ear loads ot New York and Canada frotateea .arriving tbia week. Large eating stock at bottom cash prices. Call and examine the stock before yon -purchase.
Mala Sit JneKeea'i Hew Btoefe* Terre Haate, Ind.
Go to the 99 Gent Store, 323 Main Street, for Bargains
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Several Cor Loads of Seed Potatoes at Briggs & Brittlebank's.
Briggs & Brittlebauk have three car loads of choice peach ulow seed potatoes, and large quantities beside of Snowflakes Early Ohios, Victors, Early Rose^
Myers Bros, are receiving new styles in spring clothing daily. ^Fourth and Main.
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New spring goods just received at J. P.Bren nan's.
Harrison Brothers make a specialty of Phaetons.
A Cough, Cold or Sore Throat shonld be stopped. Neglect frequently results in an incurable lung disease or consumption. Brown's Bronchial Troches .do not disorder the stomach like cough syrups and balsams, but act directly on the inflsfaied parts, allaying irritation, give relief in aftthma. bronchitis, coughs, catarrh, and the throat troubles which singers and public speakers are subject to. For thirty years Frown's Bronchial Troches have been recommended by phy siciana, 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. t&v
meetic, No 8 Wheeler A Wilson, New iwe, 8t. John, Wander, Sigwalt, Houseprobamy
hold, Wilson, eta Tbey probably have the finset aeiection of machinea to be found in the State of Indian a, and their price are ao low that since they have been hoe they have sold many machines that have been shipped to outside towns and distant States. They delight to show machines and to give tenia and prkea., Office 426 Main street
CARD OF THANKSi
Mr. 8. M. Tow.y I desire to thank yoo- fosr the prompt payment of certificate No. 200 in- the Standard Life Association of America, which has been made in ctrict accordance with the provisions therein contained, and was. made to include the amount paid to the company.
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Brick for Sale. -i!
The brick in the car works buildings, on Main street' and the railroad track. Will be sold at a bargain. Call at n|w car works. L. G. HAGER,8ec. jJ
BARKER & ALVEY, Agt's. 664 Main street.
The ladies are invited to see our of Boys' and Children's Clothing. MYERS BROS,
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S. W. Cor. Fourth and Main.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
Notice is hereby given that tbe partnership heretofore existing between the undersigned under the firm name of Slaught4r, Watkins & Cj., has this day been dissolved hy^ mutual consent. Ail claims due or owing to said firm must be paid to Wm. M. Slaughter or John H. Svkes, who will settle all claims against'said firm.
W. M. SLAUGHTER, T. W. WATKIK6, JOHN H. STKBS.
The business will be continued by the undersigned, under tbe firm name of Slaughter & Co.
JOHN H. SYKES,
a~.% •, W. M. SLAUGHTER.
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Bee our all WOJI Ten Dollar Bait. takes the lead. MYERS BROS., 8. W. Car. Fourth and Main,
AMUSEMENT.
There will be an entire change of pro* gramma at the Atlantic Qarden to-night, .Mxm-xzs i-iff
W. W. Brass,
TSBBE HAUTO, Ind., Feb. 22,1882. Q-fJ -v
An Enri&ble Reputation.
It is with- pleasure we allude to the manufactures of the well known chemists. Joseph Burnett A Co^ of Boeton. They have won by their merits and attractiveness a jlace beyond that occupied by anj other similar manufactured goods in this country.
Their Oocoaine lor 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 shoij better evidence ot their superiority than by referring our readers to the testimonials of all the leading popular hotels is 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 Burnett's select goods, and all lovers of choice Uiings will do well to buy them in prefereiKe to the cheap and impure articles now in the market.
Mr. John Boland,*^
Successor to Mrs. B. M. Riley, dealer ip second-hand goods, wishes to say that he is prepared to pay the cash for all kinds of second-hand stoves, furniture, clothing, &c. Call and see him on the northwest corner of Third and Cheriy streets. mo. r~"*~
Drop a Postal Card?
If you have moved or made any ch&nj in business Ac., lately, to Charles Ebel & Co., 21 Beach Block, or call in person (office over Post Office), to have saiil changes made in the new City Directory don't delay. This is cur last call
Annual Report of the Terre Haute Water Works Company for the Year Ending January 31 1882.
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RECJUPTB.
From City of Torre Hante~ ....(13.603 29 From water rates 14,946 86 From street servto).... 850 10 From sundry account 1,097 81 From interest 2,440 00 From bills payable 5,000 00 Balance with Treasurer Feb. 2,1881.-u. 7,868
Total...'. .'....i«/796 09 EXPENDITURES. For construction and repairs 8,677 76 For office and pump bouse expenses... 4 907 77 For fuel 1,666 37 For interest and taxes. 9,910 62 For personal property.— 88 68 For improvement accounts 6,oM 91 For dividends 18 600 00 For sundry account 861 Cash on band 5,141 74
Total. »44,796 06 JOHN 8. BBACH, President D. W. MINSHALL, Secretary. John S. Beach and D. W. Minshall, re*
itively. President and Secretary of Haute Water Works Company, being duly sworn, depose and say that the above report is true and correct to the best of their knowledge and belief.
Witness my hand and notarial seal this, the 23d day of February, 1882. [Seal] OTTO H. HEYROTH,
Notary Public.
RAILROAD 1IMIS TABIJS
I Carefully corrected to date.]
Onion depot, Chestnut and Tenth streets, It all trains except I. fe St L., T. H. A 8. E., (t Worthlngton) and freights. Time, five mlnnfes raster than Terre Hatite time.
Explanation of references: "Every day. All trains not so marked rrn dally except Bnnday. IParlor cars daily, exoept Sunday. «ffleeplif KITS Reclining chair car. ,V AND ALIA LTNB,.
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Fast Llue. 1:40 a A Louisville 4k ClncmflaU Kxpreae 102 am Limited Express 2:20 M&iland accommodation..... 8:40 pm tndlanapolis Hail 7.00 am (Arrive from West) Fast Line 1:82 am Louisville A Cincinnati Express. .—12 65 am Limited Express 2:00 Mall and Accommodation 8:50 am (Leave going West) Pacific Express 1:32 am Louisville SE Cincinnati Ex..... 2:25 am Mail and Accommodation 10:10 am Limited Express. 2:80 pm (Arrive from last) Pacific Express. 1:25 am Louisville Clndnnsti Express.. 2:18 a a Mail and Accomodation... 10:00 am Limited Express 2:20 Indianapolis Mail 7:00
TEEKE HAUTE A LOGAN8PORT. CLogansport Division of Vantlalla.) (Leave for Northeast) Maill*ain. .... 6:00am Accommodation...... 4:80 pm (Arrive from Northeast) Mall Train ,32:80 Accommodation.....^^..... 7:85
TERSE HAUTE A JffVANHYILLE. (Leave for South.) «BNashville Express....^............... •Mall and Express. Expreas Freight and Aooommodatlon (Arrive bom South.) •Mull and ExpresL. •sChlcago Express....." Express freight and Aooommodatlon.
lound mg Jo
cases of Nervous Prostration, blood, tlus peeHess^remgj^t the most emiaenn ence to may iron pie]
It aim rolar to the bloody astaral healtMU toae to the digestlre or'gaas A B«rro«s naldiaa it umlies ISeaeral OebllitT. af Appetlt«,*lr ttenefTiyow^.B
toBttllUl
priori 'teat
...:. 8:46 a 2 66 ....18:46 am .... 4:00 am
2:05 pm
..11:05 ...10:10 am .. 4-H9p IP
CHICAGO A EASTEBH ILLINOIS (Leave for North.) T. H. and Chicago Express..—.....,....... 7:50 am Watseka Aooommodatlon...'...™. 8:10 ••Nashville and Chicago Express...-~~M:06 (Arrive from North.) Terre Haute Accommodation. ™J0:«) am Chicago and Terre Haate Express. 5:15 «»Chlcago and Nashville Express... 835 am im ILLINOIS MIDLAND RAILWAY (Arrive from West) No. 1 Mall and Expre* 5:15 Way freight 7:20 pa (Leave for West) No. 2 Mall and Express— 6:87 a a Way freight 7:00 am
T. H. 4 SOUTHEASTERN (to Worthlngton). a a re (Leave for Southeast) Mall and Express ...... 6 40am aooommodatlon...^. 8.09 pm (Arrive from Southeast) Mall and Express. ...—12:80 nodatlon 10:20 am
INDIANAPOLIS A ST. L0UI8. Depot comer ffixth and Tippecanoe streets Hn.e—Five minutes fSster than Terre Haute
-Five minutes fSster time. (Arrive from last) ork SxprsaL.. xtulsEx... t.)
Boston A St Lo (Leave going Wt— •Day Express 10 38 a •osNew York IT nasi— 1^8a 'Boston A St Louis Ex...__..._ 10:14 (Arrive from West) *csNew York Kxpiesa. 1:50 am Day Express. 4:06 Ijocal Passenger. 7:40 am
Leave going East]
*osN«r YorkCxpreai. ... l«an Local tlus6Dffy.,i.iw.j.MiiMinn,i,Mi.inn 7.48asa
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Over 2,000,000 Bottles For COUGHS, COLDS. SORE THROAT, BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, PNEUMONIA, CONSUMPTION and al! Diseases of tbe THROAT, CHEST and LUNflS.^ ail
BALSAM OF TOLU has always been one of the most important weapons ajelded by the Medical Faculty sgflsst the encroachments of Cougbs, Cclds, Bronchitis, Asthma, Sore Throat Consumption in its Incipient and advanced stages, and all diseases of the Throat Chest and Lungs, but It has never been so advantageous.ycompoueded.asln the celebrated TOLU, ROCK: and BTF. In addition to Its soothing Balsamic properties It affbzds a diffusive stimulant and tonic, to build up the system after the oough has been relieved.
Put up ia Quart Size Bottles For family Use Price $
fA A TTTTrfcXTt Do not be deceived by dealers who try to palm off upon you Rot \j a. X1U1* I Bye In place of our TOLU, ROCK ana RYK, whteh is the only cated article made—the genuine has a Private Die Proprietary Stamp on cash bottle. THE TOLU, BOCK and RYE CO., Prop's., 41 Biver sr., Chicago, HI*
SOLD 37 DRUGGISTS. &R00ERB AIFD DEALERS EYERY WHERE.
f^ris R6d/c^
adelWark
'ouTV^
AND SPERMATORRHCEA.
A valuable Dtscovsxy and New Departure In Mad teal Hcisnoe, aa entirely New and poaitlveUr effective Bemedy for the speed and permanent One ot Seminal Emissions and lmpotency by tbe only true way, via: JDixect Application totbe principal of the DtieaaejaotlBg by Absorption, and exei liwasej acting Its ipeolfie iaflaenoe on ulatory Ducts, Prostate j»ot the Bemedy Is attended
asides,
and Urethra. Bo-ptloor inooa*
Tenlenoe, and does notlnterfere with -the ordinary porraits of life: It la quick!r dlasolTedand soon so. Immediate soothing and rasternerroua oreaniia-
eorbedjrodoolng an Immediate MOthi stive effect upon tbe sexual and nerr tion* wrecked from self-abuse and azeei ain from the and sound
the drain from tha system, restoring the' hMlth and sound memory, rassovinc. the Dimness of Sicht Nervous Sebtiitjr. Oon^u^an of Ideas, Avuikn to fluoiviy.ctaL of pvemature old aio usually aeotmiiMnyinK trouble, and restoringjperfect Sfflrual Vigor, tt has been dormant for years. This llioas oft ment has stood the test la very se
appearance S this where treat-
asvere oasss, and is are too much preoan bear wit-
J-a^SS
now a pronounced •wrlbed in these troub _, oess to, with bnt little if any permanent good.. Thpra is noNunsenee abont this Preparatioa. I^wctioal ob-
__ we have thoniandsof r«etl-
willjti' It his 1
ars that
and it is now conceded JJ tho the most ratioeal means yet te cause of untold and ayon whom Quacks prey witn
discovered of reaching and euiint tconble, that is well known to be misery to so many, and upon whoi
m&nent oare, "ani^i in BeVero cases,) NoTs. (Uetina over three saonthsf will stop etniwilooa «q4 —1 ia the worst caaetj $7, _,lo oliin wrauu^ra. Full mrinflr
(UMivifor
wac.
Sena for Sea
4
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lets t&vtna A natomicallllvatrntiou. niutTcstunonv, «plM eH esnsittnt skeptical that rmstorad to perfent manhwHl
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HARRIS REMEDY CO. MFC. CHEMISTS Market and 8th Sts. ST. LJOUI8. MO.
DRg BUTTS' D!B
Treat all (Hironio Diseases, and enjoys a nation at reputation tnreugh the coring of complicated cnss» iNp^CBSTlONorEXP^SUy^uo mt Ions of the blood, skin or bones, treatea with irao :ess, without vsicsMercmy or Poisonous Medicines. YOU NC MEN who are suBeiing from the efflsctf jabaMaEns of ardtseosethat unfits Ua vio tims for basini
ornai
irmansntly cured. r\ by Mall lad Eapren. ba^ wlyr» ponlble.
illainn prw
List of qntatiuu ts be vittrered br patient* daatalaf (ml* •r... nailed In* to any addren on applicatlos. fPmMi nkftai from Beptaro ihnli Med \«id loara MMtuInf to tLelr adraMtafo. It la sot a tnwjr
Communk.tmn, itnrt'y cnnfilenlUI, audaboud beaddreaaad DU. HOTTS. IS Korth HthBU. S^ LoaiSi no.
New Grocery Establishment, Al »07 Ohio Street.
I "have Just opened a new, clean and fresb stock of lamlly GROCERIES and PROVISIONS To which I Invite the attention ol my friends and the poblio generally. All aooda sold low for cash. Articles will be delivered to any part of the city When desired. Cash paid atall times for oo an try produce, Give me a call when wanting anytnin gin my line.
"'GEO. T, DRAKE.
MOORE & LANGEN,
i* .-* FIN
BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS
SOUTH FIFTH STKEET,
DAILY EXPRESS BUILDING
Ready on Opening.
Jnst the thing for nse In
ff«9,: 0LUBS,
y' "hotels,
PSIVATE 8PBEADS.
Pnt a Case in your Wine Cellar.
Sold by all Grocers, Druggists and Wine Merchants. as*"8ee. that the genuine always bears the fac simile of the pr#prieton on the capsale over the cork of each bottle.
C. E GRAVES & SONS, Prop's, Boston.
Trade supplied at manufacturers' prices by Barker A A'vey, Main street, Teire Haute, laa
CANDY!
.„10 S0 am .. 13iO am «.10:12
Send tl, 92, S3 or S5 for a retall box by expiess of the best Candles In America, pnt up elegantly and strictly
snre, suitable for presents. Refers to all Cincinnati. Address L. LUCKENE A CO., 218 and 218 West Seventh St, Cincinnati, O.
TOUR BfOHOOBAffl. On receipt of 90.00 we will forward to any address, free of charge, soo Delicious Ci(sretiss, descb taautunlly decorated with monogram or name, manufactured from Vanity Fair Tobacco. Also, a small size, with or without mouthpiece, expressly for ladles. Please "ul In giving shipping directions. Ad
L. LDCkjBNKA CO.,
216 and 218 West Seventh St. Cincinnati, O.
HOWARD MANNING,
SIGN AND CARRIAGE
PAINTER
S. Cor. Swond put) Walnut.
A MsiUaaMsa tte,.,^ Protori4« of Iron,
tii 'thii inifbrnparable remedy. 1 prescribe it in prefer-
:parattoa mada.. la iact,SOCH a comsoondas DR. HAaraa's laoa Tomcb my pracdct. Ir. ROBTTSAMUELS.
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IS AjTHOROUtili BEMBT -r" In every case of Mais rial F^ver. Fever and Ague and Dumb Ague, while for Disorder* of^the Stomscb, Torpidity of the Liver. Indigestion and Disturbances of the Animal Foroes, which debilitate, it has no equivalent and can nave, no substitute. It should not be confounded trtth tbe Triturated Compounds of cheap Spirits and Essential Oils, often sold under tbe name of Bitters. j"'
For sale by druggists and general defers jKi JOHN COKFA1 Wholesale. Terre Haute, Ind
New Advertisements. HATCH & FOOTJS, BANKERS
No. 12 WALL St., HEW YORK, MEMBBBS N. V. STOCK EXCHANGE, Buy and sellr Stocks, Bonds and Government nd per cent posits, subject to dbeok at sight
Securities, an quired. Four
is
*ro» that wtft M»I blacheii a« tetth.
your IKON ToSlc ddes. Inlnany dan impoverished condition of the vreodeiM cores. Cases'that have baffled
Av.. St. Ltmis. Sfo., Nov. ib, tSS,
tt. Laals.
ll4
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Dr. Jordan's Lnsg Renovator.
Anew discovery worth1' the time- of all. Id excel all outer remedies to heal, build up system adsune
does excel all outer the system and purify, the blood. It to-da» I. It has cared thousands of thoold know of
stands un equaled. true consumption. Everybody thoold knowo its healint power. Inqulrt for Dr. Jordan's Lung Eenovsior, the great luna remedy. AMP firet-daH diuggist8 wll it Wholesale tar all wholesale druggists of Indianapolis. Ind. Bleb* ardson A Co.. 8i. louts. Mo Fuller A Fuller, Chicago, Ilijjames M. Dodge, Cincinnati, Ohio.
make advances on same if recent Interest allowed on oe-
THE WOBKS
.,i
HUB
PUNCH.
OF THE
OF ST. LOIII9, WO.,
Which were totally Destroyed by Fire on May 28th and September 21,1881, A E E I -"'1* Orders are solicited for Strictly Fore White Lead and Bed Lead, Gold-Pressed and Pore Dark Castor Oil, Saw and Doable Boiled Linaeed Oil*
WISCONSIN I am
600,000 Acres
A S I E S and at ,'v1^
17
k'
ON THE LINE OF THE
WISCONSIN CESIBAL B.B. For full parMcr.lars, which will be sent free, CHARLES L. COLBY, address
Land Commissioner, Milwaukee, Wis.
$500 Reward!
We will pay the abovo reward for any cas* of Liver Complaint, Dyspspsls, Sick Headache, Indigestion, Constipation or Ci/sti7eness we ean not cure with West's Vegetable Lfver Pills when the directions are strictly complied with. Cher are purely vegetable, and never fall to give satisfaction. Sugar coated. Large boxes, containing SO pills, 26 cents. For sal by all druggists. Beware of counterfeits and Imitations. Tbe genuine manufactured only by JOHN C. WEST A CO., "Tbe Pill Makers,'' If and 183 W. Madison street, Chicago. Free trial package sent by mall prepaid on receipt of a 8 ocnt stamp
W
A. EATON & CO.,
fiucoc—ora to Eaton it Cumfee, dealers ia grades of Bard and Soil Coal. l,,1:
Wood and oke,
Block aud Block IXaia Specialty.'
Orders fer any part ot tbe city filled with: promptress and dispatch. Telephone con •ectea with office.
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