Daily Wabash Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 4 December 1883 — Page 4

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BUSINESS INDEX.

We lake pleasure in presenting to the

J-atrona of THE TKRRE HAUTE EX-

CHEPs a classified business directory

embracing tbe larger portion of our

iniBinesB houses and manufacturing

establishments. We make a Bpeeial

request of our business men that they

retain this Index, and post it in a con­

spicuous place in their office or place

of business, as it will prove of inesti­

mable value as a ready reference Bheet,

being carefully compiled, convenient

in form and comprehensive in charac-

ter. To tlie general reader this direc­

tory will not be without general inter­

est, affording as it does an indication

of the expansion of the business of

Terre Haute during tbe past few years,

and supplying them with reference

whereby they may easily locate any

business house with which they may

have business to transact. In fact, we

consider the Business Index herein

contained of sufficient moment to every

persoil having the interest of our city

at heart to insure it a widely-extended

circulation, and for that purpose have

printed a double edition, so that all

Way be supplied, and all parties can

obtain the same for mailing purposes

at this office. As a whole, we regard

the Index as a particularly good ad

vertisement to our city at large, and

present it to our readers, satisfied that

it will speak for itself and make ap­

parent its own merits.

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.

F. McCANDLESS,

Agricultural Implements,

A Full Assortment of BugKies, Farm and Spring Wagons.

To«.18

aud 20 South Third fit. bet. Main and Ohio.

ARTISTS' SUPPLIES.

H. OAGCi, Dealer In

ARTISTS' SUPPLIES. Wax Flower Goods,

Drawing Material, Decalcomania, Picture Frames, Mouldings, Mirrors, Ac. lilt) MAIN STREET.

Picture* Framod to Order.

ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

WILLIAM MACK, Attorney-at-Law, SIS Ohio street.

RHOADS A WILLI AMR I Attorneys-at- Law, 3f.CVs Main street.

(4. \V. A J. H. KLEI8ER, Al.torneys-Bl-Law, S. E. Cor. 4tli and Ohio.

DAVIS ADA VIP,

C. F. A J. G. MoNl'TT.

AWNINGS AND TENTS.

JOHN HANI.KY, Manufacturer of AWNINGS, TENTS,

And Waterproof

Horse and Wagon Covers.

Also Manufacturer of Mattresses and Beddings. No. 26 N. FOVRTH ST.

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BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS.

BARTLF.TT BINDERY.

V'ONX.M

AN A lir.ss. I'roprietors.

Binders, Blank Book Makers, and stationers. No. S24 MAIN STRKF.T. Music aud Periodicals of all Kinds Neatly

Bound.

BOILER WORKS.

'TERRE HAUTE BOILER WORKS, Clifl A Son, Prop'rs, Manufacturers of Locomotive, Stationary, and Marine

Boilers (Tubular and linden. Iron Tanks, Smoke Stacks, Breeching and Sheet Iron

Work.

Shop on First street, bet. Walnut and Poplar. Repairing Promptly Done.

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BOOKS AND STATIONERY

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CENTRAL BOOK STORE, Headquarters for Holiday Goods. The Finest Line of ALBUMS, CHRISTMAS CARDS, BOOKS and'PICTURES, shown in the city.

J. Q, BUTTON A CO., 521 Main Street.

BOOTS AND SHOES.

JOHN PADDOCK,

407 MAIN ST.,opposite Opera House,

Cheapret place for

'BOOTS AND SHOES

I 'i lie City.

J. R. FISHER,

Can Save juu Money in Buying

BOOTS AND SHOES,

Furniture, Stoves aud Quceiiswaie,

323, 327, 82a Main Street,

STEIN A HECKELSBERG,

Dealers in

BOOTS AND SHOES,

No. 121 Main Street.

Custom Work Made to'Order.

BREWERS.

ANTON MAYER,

Corner Poplar and Ninth|Streets.

LAGER BEER BREWER.

BROKERS-SEAL ESTATE.

BLANCH ARD'S

Heal Estate Exchange, 650 Main street. Established 1870. Sales and Exchanges for 1882, ¥1,340,671.00. Branch office: Newport, lnd. western offlee: Hutchiuson, Kas. We make a specialty of choice investments for capitalists in improved and unimproved real estate in Indiana, Illinois, Ohio, West Virginia, Kansas and Texas. Send for copy of "What Next." It gives list of bargains. BEN. BI.ANCHARH.

BOTTLING WORKS.

ANTON MAYER,

Bottler of

PILBENER, WIENERaud LAGERBEER. Uuart and Pint Bottles. ....

Special attention paid to all orders from abroad.

CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS.

BIIOKAW BROS.,

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,

Ticks, Table Linen, and Willow SVare, No.'413JMain Street.

EDWARD M. WALMSLEY, Successor to RYCE A WALMSLEY.

Proprietor of

TERRE HAUTE CARPET HALL, 8(19 Wabash Street. Wall Paper, Window Shades, Oil Cloths, Upholstery Goods, Looklng-Glasses, Etc.

CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS.

SCOTT A JIRAFF,

CARRIAGE FACTORY, WAGONS, BUGGIES, Ac.

Nos. 5 A 7 South Second street.

SpeciallAttention Paid to Repairs.

CHEESE.

G.REISS, Dealer in'.

Wisconsin, Cream, Sap Sago, Limburg and Schweitzer Cheese. GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS. 9J7 Main street.

CHINA AND GLASSWARE.

THEO. STAHL, Dealer in QUEENSWARE,

China, Glassware, PUted Ware, Cutlery, Kerosene Lamps and Lamp Goods. 622 Main Street.

H. S. RICHARDSON CO.,

Decorated Ul II urr, T» ..I. cl.nuiWrOcle, Plated Ware, Chandeliers, Ac. FULL LINE OF HOLIDAY PRESENTS. 307 Main Street, south side.

V. J. GRAY,

No. 28 North Fourth street.

b'ine Stock of Queensware, Glassware, Table Cutlery, and general lino of House Furnishing Goods at very low prices.

Motto: Low Rates. Low Prices.

CIGARS.

ClIAS. H. SEEM AN, Manufacturer of

CIGARS,

And Dealer in Tobacco, Pipes, Ao

No. 613 Main Street,

RILEY A SMITH,

Manufacturers aud Wholesale Dealers in

FINE CIGARS.

Our Specialty. R. S. Ill Ohio Street.

CIGARS AND TOBACCO.

F. J. STINEMAN,

Dealer in

CIGARS, TOBACCO, Pi PES, Ac.

Manufacturer of the celebrated "Board of Trade" Cigar.

No. 1507 Ohio streeU

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OWEN, PIXLEY A CO.,

Wholesale Manufacturers aud Retailers in fifteen branch houses. CLOTHING,

Men's Furnishing Goods and Hats at jobbers' prices. One Price Only. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. Nos. 508 A 510 Main St. J. P. FOLEY,

Manager.

A. ARNOLD,

The Reliable Dealer in

CLOTHING,

Gents' Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps, Trunks, Ac.

No. 423 Main St., Near Fifth.

M.JOSEPH,

THE LEADING CLOTHIER,

Merchant Tailor and^Gents'. Furnisher.

No. 321 Main street.

EXCELSIOR CLOTHING HOUSE, Dealers in FINE CLOTHING,

Gents' Furnishings, Hats, Trunks, ValiBes, Ac-

No. 28 Soutii Fourth street. SAM. LEVY, Proprietor.

COAL

A. EATON A CO., Dealers in all Grades of HARD AND SOFT COAL.

Brazil Block, Block Nut and Bituminous Coal. Wood and Coke. All orders of Sl.OOand upwards promptly filled. Office, Main St., opp. Terre Haute House.

Telephone connection with all parts of the city.

LANCASTER BLOCK COAL CO.

Wholesale and Retail Miners aud Shippers of

BLOCK, SLACK AND NUT COAL. Office, 921 Main street.

COFFEE AND SPICES.

JOSEPH STRONG,

Terre Haute

COFFEE AND SPICE MILLS.

Nos. 19 A 21 Sixth street.

COMMERCIAL COLLEGES

TERRE HAUTE

COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.

A School to prepare young ladies and gentlemen for business. Indorsed by business, professional men and statesmen.

Catalogues sent free by addressing ISBELL A MILLER.

COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

C. H. GOLDSMITH,

PRODUCE AND COMMISSION MERDealer 11) Totaioe^^^A'ffipies, 'wiec|Trnu, Kraut, Beans, Onions, Cabbage,

Clover, Timothy and Garden Seeds, Butler, Eggs, Feathers, Rags,

Poultry, Ac.

29 North Fourth street.

ELLIOTT A GL1CK,

FLOUR, GRAIN AND MILL FEED, Agents for the Queen Brand. Also Rye and Graham Flour. 10S North Fourth street.

CONFECTIONERS—WHOLESALE.

SCUDDER A CO.,

Wholesale Confectioners, and dealers in Fruits, Nuts, Cigars, Ac.

22 North Sixth street.

Special inducements to those dealing In holiday goods.

CONFECTIONERS-RETAIL.

A. F. EISER,

Manufacturing Confectioner.

Now specialties for the holidays. Wholesale and retail dealer in foreign and domestic Fruits, Nnts, Cigars and Fresh Oysters, Ac.

Corner Ninth and Main.

CRACKER MANUFACTURERS.

MILLER BROS. A CO.,

Steam Cracker Manufacturers.

28 North Sixth street.

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DISTILLERS.

FAIRBANKS A DUENWEG,

Distillers of

M'GREGOR BOURBON AND RYE WHISKIES, Vigo, Champion and "A" Bourbon, Fine Established 1S65. Spirits, Pure Alcohol, White Corn and Whlte Wheat Whiskies. Case goods a specialty.

DRUGGISTS-WHOLESALE.

COOK A-BELL,

Wholesale DRUGGISTS.

Southeast cor. Third and Main sts.

E. H. BINDLEY A CO.

DRUGGISTS-RETAIL

CLICK A CO., Dealers in

Drugs.

gu, Cfc

I'aints,Glass,

Brushes. Fine

Liquors, Ac.

Corner Main and Fourth streets,

successors to Gulick A Berry.

DBXIOOI8T®—EETAIL.

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J. J. BAURASON. X'~

BUNTIN A ARMSTRONG, DRUGG1ST8,

Manufacturing Pharmacists, and dealers in Surgical instruments.

600 Main street.

Branch store at Union depot.

DRY GOODS-RETAIL.

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BUCKEYE CASH STORE, DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS., Nos. 601, 603,apd 605 Main st.

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DYEING AND SCOURING.

'Established 1861. H. F. REINER8'

Steam Dyeing A Scouring Establishment, No. 655 Main Street.

All kinds of Ladies' and dents' Wear Cleaned and Dyed on short notices. Gents' Wear neatly repaired. Goods sent from abroad returned promptly. All work done equal to the best.

FINANCIAL.

BLANCHARD'S

Real Estate Exchange. 690 Main street. Established 1879. Sales and Exchanges for 1882, 81,349,671.00. Branch office:

Newport, lnd. Western office: Hutchinson, Kan. We make a speclelty of choice investments for capitalists In im...j ... .. I kamI An inia In Tn.

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Next."' It gives list of bargains. BEN. BLANCHARD.

McKEEN'S BANK,

Corner Sixth and Main.

Terre Haute.^Ind.

FIRST NATIONAL BANK.

FLOURING MILLS.

Wabash Mills. KIDDER BROS.' .:

Manufacturers of Choice Brands of Flour on the Roller Process of nrortuoi Capacity 600 Barrels Per Day.

Offlice Corner Main and Water'streets, Terre Haute, lnd.

JENCKES AJMERING, Successors to R. L. Thompson, MERCHANT MILLERS.

Stevens' Roller Rrocess.

Ml Us, Corner First and Poplar streets, Terre Haute, lnd.

FURNITURE.

R. FORSTER, Dealer in

FURNITURE, PARLOR AND BED ROOM SUITS.

102,101 and 106 North Fourth st.

E. D. HARVEY,

MAMMOTH FURNITURE ROOMS'.

Largest and most complete stock in the city. Baby Wagons.

Fourth st., 1st door north of Main.

FURNISHING GOODS.

JAMES HUNTER, SHIRT MAKER,

And Men's Furnisher. 523 Main street.

FOUNDRY AND MACHINE WORKS.

Incorporated 1879.

PIKF.NIX FOUNDRY AND MACHINE WORKS. Flour Mill, Saw Mill and Coal Shaft

Machinery, Engines, Boilers and Architectural i-4-v IronWork.

All kinds of Castings.

201 to 235 N. Ninth St., near Union depot.

GRAIN DEALERS.

TERRE HAUTE ELEVATOR COMPANY,

Elevator A.

Grain Dealers and Commission Merchants

Highest cash price paid for Wheat, Corn and Oats. v. Consignments solicited.

GROCERS-RETAIL

Established l&i.

f'-'i SAMUEL STONE, 'V1 Denier in staple and fancy

GROCEWIES,

And Fresh Ousters.

No. 81 Main st., near Seventh. Wholesale and Retail.

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crocks-retail

JOlj* G. DOBBS, »I

iI Dealer Ii staple and fancy V\. GtOCERIES,

Provisions, Floir, Salt, Feed, Oysters, Ac. 201 and a south Fourth at.

r. B. nl ,3*. -W RIPPETOE,

Dealer In Fan^ Groceries and Fruit,

Nos. 647 aid 649 Main street. j: V*i 1

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P. KAUFMAN,

(Successor tfWright A Kaufman,) Dealer in gS Staple-Mi Fancy Groceries.

COT: 7t Bind Main streets.

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FREMONT. 'x Dealer in

Fancy and Staple Groceries, Wines, Liquors, Cifars and Tobacco, Cor. Thiri and Poplar streets. 7 •*,

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M. (iUINLAN, Dealer in

Dry Goods,Grosries,Notions,Hats,Caps, Boots, Stoes, Fine Liquors, ... Clgais and Tobacco. -.

Wattcn Cottage, lnd.

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ERTFEIIDER A WURSTER,

Dealers lb staple and fancy

GROCERIES, y,

Country Produce, Ac/-

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MRS. V. FRANZ, Dealer in

GROCE^I^S, PROVISIONS And Liquors.

No. 23 North Fourth street, belween Main and Cherry.

GROCERS-WHOLESALE.

H.HULMAN,

WHOLESALE GROCER

Dealer in Foreign and Domestic Wines s, and Liquors.

Vigo Spices and Coffee Mills. 800 A 502 Main and 18,21 A 23 N. Fifth St

HARDWARE.

M. BOLINGER A CO.,

Opposite the Market house, dealers in SHELF AND BUILDERS' HARDWARE, Mechanics'Tools, Steel Barbed Wire,

Tinware, Eope, Seine Twine, Glass, Sash, Doors, Paints, Oil,and Wooden Ware.

DUNBAR HARDWARE CO.,

Dealers in^helfi!and Builders' HARDWARE.

SU Mein st.

Agents for DuPout's Powder and Buffalo ... Scales.

SHHt'ER BROS,

Wholesale aid Retail Dealers in Hardware, Cutliry, Sash, Doors, Oil, Paints, md Woodwork.

Nos. 429 Main'aid 9, Hand IS South Fifth street. j. •,

A. G. JUSTIN A

co.,

60£Main St.,

WHOLESALE ARETAIL HARDWARE. A ents for Howe's U. S. Stidard Scales, E. C. Atkins A Co's Saw and Axes, Hazard's

Sporting ant Blasting Powder, Washburn A loan's Barbed Wire.,

HATS, CM AND FURS.

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The best Fur andPlush Robes and Gloves, can now behilat Loeb's. Also all the newes styles in Head-.' wear fir the present eason.

S. L»EB A CO.,

Corner Fiftland Main streets.

J. 1. SYKES,

Wholesale ad Retail Dealer in

HATS, CAPS, FU BAND STRAW GOODB.

41Ji .Hi Street.

Agent fo Dunlap Hate.

H0MIY MILLS.

FAVORIE CITY MILLS Estalished It^jS. THE JUDNUTS.

Hominy, Grits, Orn Flour, Pearl Meal, Clean Meal, Horriny Feed, Corn Meal.

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Vi jr F. 1RDUE, Ten* Haute [ce Company, rfiVji «10

Dealer In Oial and Wood, Office No. AT NIHB Sixth street.

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BOUDINOT A BIOELOW,

General Insurance AxenU.

Home, New York Koyal, Liverpool Continental, New York Queen, Liverpool Howard, New

York Glen'sFalls,Glen's Falls, New York. Oper» House Block.

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INSURANCE. 5',

Fire, Life, Accident, Marine and Plate Glass Insurance in First Class Companies at Best Rates. Our Motto: Promptness, Accuracy, Fair

Dealing and Sound Indemnity. Bee Us BeTore Insuring. *"3 RIDDLE, HAMILTON A Co.. $ami Nos. 2 44 Beach Block.

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IRON AND NAILS.^^

F. Nippert, Treas. Sam L. Brldwell, Sec'y.

TERRE HAUTE IRON A NAIL WORKS, Manufacturers of CUT NAILS AND SPIKES. Capacity 350,000 Kegs annually. Nails selected by Coyne's Automatic Pickcr are free from dust and imperfect nails.

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IRON WORKS.

'"E'jfeftiE IRON WORKS.

J. A. PARKER A CO., Proprielo'rs.

Manufacturers and Dealers in]

Sprocket Wheels. Link Belt Shafting,Pal leys, Boxes, Hangers, Ac. Steam Engines, Boilers and Cast-,., ings of all kinds. 5

j.Cor. Firstand Walnut streets.

JEWELRY.

J. It. FREEMAN, j'

WATCHES, FIMC JEWELRY A SILVEKWAKB

Repairing Skillfully Done and Warranted.

No. 515 Main Street.

h. W. LEEDS

DIAMONDS, WATCHES AND CLOCKS.

Engraving and Repairing.

No. 27 South Fourth'street.

LIYEBY STABLES.

GEO. W-. CARICO,

Proprietor of

SALE AND LIVERY JSTABLES.

Good Stock Always^lnlLivery.

No. 21 North Third street,

LIQUORS—WHOLESALE.

BARKER A ALVEY, Wholesale Dealer in

WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS:

Manufacturers of the Celebrated B. A A, Cigars, *J-

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LOANS

In any amount on short notice on long or short time, at best rate of interest. Deeds, mortgages and other papers executed promptly. When needing our services call and see us at Nos. 2 and 4 BeactvrL Block. Riddle, Hamilton A Cp.

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MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS.

i? WAGNER A RIPLEY, Keystone Granite and Marble Works. Monuments, Curbing and all kinds of

Cemetery Tablets. 418 Cherry street.

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MEAT MARKETS.

WAH LEU'S

.. Meat Market, •.

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Mills: Terre Mate, Ind., Pekin, Ills., Mt. Vernon, hd., Hudnut, Ind.

Third nd Chestnut

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Fresh arid Salt Meats of all Kind.

MERCHANTS BAR IRON

WABASH IRON COMPANY",

Mannfacturers of Mereluutt Bar Iron.

Office and works 710 North Second St.

Plow Beam Iron, Flats, Rounds, Squares,

Banda, Half Oval, Half Bound, Ac.

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MERCHANT TANJORS.

•. J. T. H. MILLER,

i-j.vii The Champion -f Clothier, Merchant Tailor, and Gents'

Furnisher.

•522 Main street,

North side, near Sixth.

A. AKINS,

Merchant Tailor. Full iine of Fall Suitings. Overcoats and Pantaloon

Goods.

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210 South Fourth street.

HENRY LANG,

Dealer in all kinds of

Meals. Always a freeh

stock on hand.

130 Main street. ,•

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77 North Fourth street.

Bntcjber and dealer in only the best kinds ... W of Fresh and Cured Meat*.'

tfigbwt price PAID lor ^RST-OLAM »T«CK.

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813 Main street, bet. Eighth and Ninth.

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MILLINERY.

MARY

ROACH,

Millinery,

Dress and Cloak Making,

••'W Also a full line of Ladies' Underwear, Fancy Goods, Laces, Etc.

No. 426 Main Street.

WeddingOutfits Furnished on. .Shoit Notice, at Reasonable Prices.

MILL BUILDERS.

Established 1851 Incorporated 1879. j.* iT* PHCENIX FOUNDRY

AND MACHINE WORKS, Manufacturers and Mill Builders. Importers of Batting Cloth, and agents for all kinds of mill machinery. *ull line of mill and machinery supplies in stock. Office: 207 N Ninth st., near Union depot.

OYSTERS AND FISH.

OYSTER AND FISH MARKET.

ED. ROACH,

\i-.. Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Fresh Oysters, River and Lake Fish, Eggs,

Butter, Poultry and Game,

No. 30 N. 4th St., Between Main andCherry

PAPER.

J. R. DUNCAN A CO.,

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628 Main Street,

Wlil Remove Feb. 1st to 660 and 662 Main.

PHOTOGRAPHS.

ADAMS,

The Photographer, Takes the iead,

'.v. ji7^Main street

PIANOS AND ORGANS.

W. H. PAIGE CO,

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Sheet Music and Musical Merchandise, Agents for Chickerlng A Sons, Kranlch A Bach and Emerson

Pianos,

Mason A Hamlin Organs, Wi Main street.-

J. A. MARSHALL,

Music Dealer, 328 Main street,

Pianos, Organsand Musical Merchandise* Decker Brothers, Stein way A Son, Haines Brothers, J. and C. {Fischer Pianos.

The Estey and Shoninger Organs.

PICTURES AND FRAMES.

Is PROBST A FISBECK Bear them in mind for holiday presents. A large line of Steel Engravings, Artotypes, Gold, Velvet and Ebony Frames just received. Best display of Mouldings in the city. Go in time snd have your framing done, to avoid the rush the last few days before Chriatmaa, _All kinds of Furniture kept in stock. 2 2 a 2 5 S re

PRODUCE COMMISSION.

JOS. H. BRIGGS A CO.,"

Butter and Eggs, Green and DHed Fruits, Meats, and Lard, Ac., Ac.

cor. Fourth and Cherry streets.

PLUMBER AND STEAM FITTER.

D. W. WATSON SON,

Gas and Steam Fitter and Plumber.

^Wholesaleand Retail Dealer in^

Gas Fixtures, Iron Pipes, Pumps, Steam

Fittings, Ac.

630H and 634 Main street

Steam heating a specialty.

UAL BSTAT*.

RIDDLE, HAMILTON ACO.,

Corner SUUT and

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UAL BRATS

BLANCHARD'S

Reai Estate Exehange. W Main 8treetEstablished 1879. Sales and exchange* for IMS. $1^48,(171.00. Branch office, Newport, lnd. Wee tern office, Hutchinson, Km. We make a specialty of choice In•estmenU fov capitalists In icoproved

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ROOFERS.

JAMES T. MOORE,'

TIN AND SLATE ROOFER.

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Galvanized Iron Cornice, Mantels, Grates, Furnaces and Ranges. PLUMBING. Pomps, Iron Pipe,Sewer Pipe, FlroBrick

Ac. Estimates Furnished. 857 Main street.

johjj MANION, .. ^VT-

Galvanized Irou and

SHEET AND METAL WORKER. Dealer in Galvanized Iron Cornier, Tin *and Slate Roofing, Ac.

Job Work Promptly Attended To.

043 Main street.

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SADDLERY AND HARNESS.

p'kTE^ ^M itLE R.

Manufacturer and Dealer in COLLARS AND SADDLERYi

Wholesale Collar Manufacturer, Brushes, Curry Combs and Horse Blankets. t. No. 505 Main street,

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P. JI. A DEL, -T. »i

Manufacturer of and Dealer in

Harness, Saddles,Horse Furn Ishi ng Goods, Trunks, Satchels, Valises, Ac. a

650 Main St,, McKeen's Block.

Light Work a Specialty, as wt Mi .*

FARLEY A ROACH, jf Manufacturer of «. 1 SADDLES A HARNESS.

Old and EsUblished Firm. Sell Cheapest and Turn Out Best Work In the City. Best Oak Tanned Leather Used. 812 Main street.

Give us a call.

SADDLERY-WHOLESALE.

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FROEB BROS.,

Wholesale Saddlery, Hardware, Leather, Horse Collars. Whips, Halters, Curry

Combs. Horse Brushes,IHorse ChaiusjAc.

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Wholesale ufi te :\-'i

Paper, Blank Books, Paper Bags, Flour Sacks, Stationery, Twine, Druggists' Sundries, Etc.

SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS.

CLIFT. WILLIAMS A CO.,

~5, Mauufncturers of

8ASH, DOORS, BLINDS, Ac.

8T0TX8 AMIHMMB1IOTI

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Farm Implements, Stoves, Tinners Stock

Established 1843.

Office: 1M and 139 West Main street.

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And Dealers in Lumber, I^ath, Shingles, Glass, Paint", Oils audBullders' .r'V, -Hardware.

Mulberry street, cor. Ninth._

SEEDS.

J. A. FOOTE,

Field and Garden Seeds.

WholesaIe|aud*RelalI.:

317 Main street.

SEWING MACHINES.

THE SINGER MANUFACTURING CO.,

Manufacturers and Dealers In

Genuine Singer Sewing Machines, the Reliable and Standard Machine of the world.

Over 700,000 sold annually.

Office and salesroom, 328 Main street.

THE LEADER SEWING MACHINE

Will do a larger range of work without change of tension than any machine in the market. Call and see it before purchasing elsewhere. All kinds of repairing done. All work warranted. Sargenfs Machine Co., 601 Ohio street. W. P. Bennett, President. 1 $»• UK'***?

WHITE SEWING MACHINES,

Oils, Attachments, Needles and Sewing Machine Supplies for all sewing machines also Crown A

Kimball Organs.

J. N. HICKMAN A CO.,

.•/ 304 Main street. »|,

SPORTING 600DS.

EDMUND TETZEL,

Manufacturer of and Dealer In

RlflcSi

Revolvers. Pocket Cutlery

and FighlnK

Tackle. Choke Boring a

specially. No-318 Ohio street, sauth side bet. Third and Fourth streets. Agents for Ballard Rifles. Repairing neatly done.

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STEAM DYE HOUSE.

Have extraordinary facilities in handling rati estate, both at home and in Kansas, TTuhmkl Dakota, aud throoghout tbe W*t and South. We furnish railroad Ladies' and gentlemen's wearing appa tickets, and can give letters to 200 agent*. „!•*««. *i. Gent's aarroents who will deal honorably by all we send them. C.nll or write for special Information.

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STOVES AND RANGES.

,r -r R. L. BALL. Dealer tn Stovea, Mantel*. Grates, Tin,

Copper and Sheet Iron Ware. And General House Furnishing Goods,

Sign of the Tin Ball.

3)3.Main street, bel. Third and Fourth,.

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Stoves, Ranges, Furnao .»-.Tln. Copper and Sheet It OK Ware.

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Sign of the Big Can. Terre Haute, Ind. Roofing, Guttering and all kinds of Job

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TALLOW AND QBEESS.

HARRISON* SMITH

.».!(•?{ -f" "Manufacturer aud dealer in Tallow and Grease of all kinds. Will pay tbe highest pricc for dead hogs at my factory on the Island, southwest of the city.

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OfficoNo. 13 South Second street.

TOBACCO—WHOLESALE.

TRUNK MANUFACTORY.

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Manufacturer of Trunk*, allses and Travelnu lia^s,

642 Main street.

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WOOLEN MILLS.

U. H. JKKKERl?,pf^

Dealer In Wool.

Manufacturer of llotlis, Casslmere,

Tweeds, Flannels, Jenns, Blankets, Stocking Yarn,Cording and Spinning, 1001 to lft 17, Main street.

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WABASH WOOl.EN MII.LS. Established ill 1851. it. F. Ellis, Proprietor.

Wool Dealer and Wbolesalo Manufacturer of Woolens. Office and manufactory N. W. cor. First and Walnut elicits

Terre Haute, Ind.

KAIliROAD TIMK TABLE.

(Carefully corrected to date.] Dnlondepot, Chestnut and Tenth streets. All trains except I. A St. L., T. H. A S. E. {to Worthington), and freights.

Explanation or references: *E very da v. All trains not so marked run dally exctt.i.,f Sunday. |Parlor cars dally, except ,un. day. sSleeping ear*. cReclin.ni ohalr oar.

AND ALIA LINE. (Leave going East.)

••Fast Line 1:25 a. m. Cincinnati Express 12:55 p. in. ••Day Express 2:00 p. m. Mall and Accommodation 7:00 a. m. (Arrive from West.) ••Fast Line....- 1:17 a. m. Cincinnati Express 12:40 p. m. ••Daj Express 1:40 p. m. vLeave going West.) •sPaciflc Express 1:17 a. m. Mall Train 10^-7 a. m. ••Fast Express 3:10 p.m. (Arrive from East.) •aPaolflo Express 1:10 a. mMall Train 10:00 a. •ifFast Express 2:£ P*rndlanapolls Accommodation i«)0p. m.

TERRE HAtms ixniANHPOKT. (Logansport Division of Vandal la.) (Leave for Nort"®~*.) Mall Train A.ooommod»tioxi 3.® P«o» (Arrive from NortbeMt.) Mall Train li#? P- m. Accommodation 7:45 p.m.

EVANBVILLE A TERRE HAUTE. (Leave for South.) •Express 3=00 p. w. ••Nashville Express.-^ 4:06 a. m. Aooommodation...^M 10:45 a. m. (Arrive from South.) Aeoommodation 10:10 a. m. ••Chicago Express 11:60 p. m. •Eastern Express 2:00 p. m.

CHICAGO A EASTERN ILLINOIS. f'SS (Leave for North.) r. H. A Chicago Express «... 8:16 a. ra.

Evansville A Chicago Express.. 2:26 p.m. ••Nashville A Chicago Express.. 12 a. m. (Arrive from North.) Torn Haute Accommodation... 10:15 P. ID Chleaco A Terre Haute Ex 6:16 p. ui. ••Chicago and Nashville Ex 4:00 ». m.

ILLINOIS MIDLAND RAILWAY. (Leave for Northwest.) Mall and Accommodation 7:00 a. (Arrive from North west.) 4 Mail and Accommodation. 5:00 p. 111.

T. H. A 8. E. (to Worthlngton). (Depot oorner First and Main streets.) (Leave for Southeast.) Mall and Express 6:23 a. m. ,^pT Accommodation. ?:4j lo*' "l.. (Arrive from Southeast.) Mall and Express 13:15 p. m. Accommodation lOn-j a. m.

INDIANAPOLIS A HT. I,OU1H. [Depot corner Sixth and Tippecanoe sts.| (Arrive from Eaai.) •Day Express•••New fork Express 1»» a. m. Boston A St. Louis Ex 9d8 n. m. Paris Express »-ls p. m. ressj 1- .- (Laave going West.) •Day Express a. a,- 4,. •caNew York Expres? LAS.A. a. Boston A St. Louis Ez„ 9»0 p..n. Paris Express^. 6^0 p. m. (Arrive fronv West.) •eaNew York Kxpreu 1»• Bi. Day Express.—

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