Daily Wabash Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 23 January 1884 — Page 3

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ffihcn^Yon *n Trouble.

dismal! Your liver is and you may be said

-. The way to help you yof&e chflfcultyi3 to take Broom's Iron Bititri,?which sets digorderec av«s at work in good style* I Uontve cross and angry Your digestion is bad, and that upsets your ., d®P«atiofi.: If you will try Brown's °aJ5itt?f.'^u F1160(1 the digestive difficulties driven away in short order.

K) Dortt be despondent I You are weak because your blood fe |Mi4 and you cannot face trouble, or thiSk you cannot

Brown's Irok Bitters

Eironblood,

Mall and A coo:

f?la -4

will

into your circulation, enrich, the making it a royal ribd Siving you the strength

wftttPOTto'? 'mi aii *o

-I&tyf

fr?yWed»

the weary, the de-

'Ji'2®^^^^^'^debilitated .«I a&a iheibotous find rest, rep6se, re"Gshnaent, and reconstruction in the

I*6 TVn!^ P"nce °f Tonics, Brown's

dollar a hotlle for

•fe

railroad TIME xabi

TIME TABLE,.

lOarefnl^

a?a

eights.

Aii^Pif^

••Fast Line

references: •Everyday

^SS'iKMSV'SS^SKSS31*'1

Sleeping ears, Reclining VAND ALIA LINE. (Leave going East.)

day. oar.

•sswKJaErww

chair

n*.

o¥modatlon~?-'

7:00

V-n

-".18140

13t40p.to lrlO p.

t, (Ifave going West.)

•«Fa«m6 B±]pleis..„ 1:17

Aoooinmodation 7k)0 p.

TJEBBB HAUTE LOGANSPOBT. (Logansport Division of Vandalla.) (Leave for Northeast.) 2»"

ih..h..^.a.h

v.............. 8:46 p. m.

(Arrive from Northeast.)

Mall Train ii:80 a. m. Aooommodatlon 7:45 p. m. EVANBVILLE

•K

TERRE HAUTE.

(Leave for South.)

on 10:45 a. (Arrive from South.)

Accommodation 10:10 a. m. «»fflmT3gSBgiiaj!8

,S GHIOA0O EASTERN ILLIXOlEk (Leave for North.) T. H. ft Chiokgo EJcpress...... 8:15 a.Lm.

Er ansvllle A Chicago Express.. 2:25 p. m. •*j lasl^yiye A Chicago Express., 12KJ5 a.m. (Arrive from North.) Te re.Haute Accommodation... 1005 a. m. r" CMcago dc Terre Haute Ex 6:15 p.m. «3t

and

i00a.

TriraWfisSisateJ'"

Malt iKnd Express

ILLINOIS MIDLAND RAILWAY.

H.u (Leave'for Ndrttiwest.) Mall and Accommodation.... 7:00 a. m. (Arrive from Northwest.)

Mall and Accommodation. p. m. T. H.

S. E. (to Worthlngton).

(Depot corner First and Main streets.) (Leave for Southeast.) Mall and Express...., 8.*25 a. m.

12:16

p. m.

Aooommodatlon..... 10K15 a. m.

•••—_—_

INDIANAPOLIS

BT. LOUIB.

[Depot corner Sixth and Tippecanoe sts. (Arrive from Eiwt.) •Day 10KM a. m. •ssNew York Express 1^8 a. m.

»•4Bt.

Lords Ex..... 9:28 p. m.

Paris Express 6:48 p.m.

(Lwvegoljag Westj

•DtoExpAssS. ZM. i.

10:08

W i4A&lv«irdm West)

a. m.

•oslrew Yip Express..: 1:85 a. m. Bostoa^St. LovuftJBx. 0:30 p. m. PartiPTCfpress,....^........ :. 6:50 p. m.

Local PMsenger. 6:53 a. m. Indianapolis Express 12.08 p.m. (Leave going East.) •esNew York Express 1:35 a. Day Express 8:47 p. Local Passenger 6:55 a. Indianapolis

t£)xpEess.:^:.^....n/12(06

fltf

Q©Pjtl© in:

itiRoii

tti

Who want glossy, luxuriant and wavy tresses of abundant,

,nn 1

beautiftil iff air must use A LION'S KATHAIEON. Thir ,tclcpt. cheap-article always iiialfes the Hair grow freely J* sand fasti keeps it from falling ^f out, arrests and cures grayness. removes, dandruir and itching) makes the Hair strong, giving it a curling tendency and keeping it in any desired position. Beautiful, healthy Hair is the sure result of u^g Bjathairon.?

The Improved United States Scales.

Wagon,. Stock, Coal, Hoppw. ^rman aafraaduw&ck KndoiherS, all sites. The best Improved Scales In the world. Bold at prlces that drfy competition.

Send for Illustrated circular. Address UNITED STATES SQALE CO., O-MrKto Terre Haute, Ind.

Office and works on south Fourth street. (Patented May 18th, 1876-February 26th, 878. Two patents Deoember 20th, 1881.) S.

Austin, Patentee.

LvON&HEALY tate'^Mlnroe Sts.^CblctBO. -Ilwfa a—yxfiw tht1-

1 tu uMraatiMlr

ft of iBfttniiMnt* Soita. spftQi«m

tntivdw lml

THE COURtS

arc

tJlreuft :Con#t.'

Hon, Hi D. Scott, Judge.'

William' Fields' vs.OommtfcsIoners of Vigo County on trial. New Salt*—Circuit Court. ^.W"

No. 18,586. Peter Paul Mlicfiler v».#, B. Johhs'etal. to quiet title. NO. 13,587. Minerva Pickens vs. Daniel Mater administrator of the estate of James Perkins partition. Stlmscn

New-Suits—SuperlorCourt. No. '1099. William Fefcoer vs. Alice itrier: divorce. T. A. Foley, o. 1100. Wm. Deeters vs Louisa Deeters divorce. D. Goldman.

No. 1101. Carleton Foster vs. George W. Schaffer: on note. H. H. Boudlnot. 'NO llffi.' William Thomas vs. A. Puddock and M. Drake on note. H. H. Boodlnot**, %f lomon Klein et al. Wt on note. H.

Superior Court.

Hon. J. M. Allen, Judge..

Mary Ci Blakgr ^s. Cljjt of Terror Saute Injunction dismissed. Louisa Lotze vs. John J. Bain damages continued till nest term.

Firman Nlppeft et aJ executors of the of the estate of Channcey Rose, vs. Xerre Haute Oar Manufacturing company ejectment dismissed,

Marriage Licenses.

George Wllsonaad Alice Greek. William Needham arid Nancy A.' McGulre.

Transfers of KealKstate.

AUefi fi. iiarris et ufc to Margaret &6vjfng, 80 acres in section 16, Plersdn township, for 93^00. iii,

Atva M. .Tarreato John J. Brakfe, lotT/lii Jcwett'8 addition, for 9300.

WilllaTO jS. Wilson to Elizabeth CR. Glaainbers.ilO acres in 'the south Half "of 1*4 IP. White's subdivision In Harrison township for 81.

Hon. Geo. W, Frledly, of Bedford^.was In tne city Monday, In the Interest of. the L. N. A.

C. railroad.

.r.:::.r.: 10^71S

••Fast Express 2:10 p. (Arrive from Seat.)

•srrast isxprl *radlanapolls

The- protracted meeting at the M'.

The Methodist fdrks began a protracted meeting last ulglim^

Jonnle Heavey delivers the Express ia Carbon by breakfast time, each morn. I net.

Mr. A. T. Jacksen returned from his extended wedding tour, Saturday. The girl he.leitibehlnd is happy.

Wm. Barnett, our enterprising dry goods merchant, went out to-day to exercise a line liorse and left his print In the jJjfast receding snow. sy

Hugh Stiirkey, to-day, while at Wdrk at the coal mine, ventured too neat the stove with aican of powder, when a spark from the stove ignited the powder, causlng^an explosion, and seriously burning his bands, face and nock. Dr. Pell dressed the wounds, which are pretty serious, but not tup posed to be dangerous.

Carlisle News.

Special to the Express. Carlisle, Ind., January 22—Wrii. J. Curtner and wife will visit for a few days among friends and relatives at Wabash, Ind.

A Mr. Duncan, of Martinsville, was in the city yesterday in search of corn. Nobe Chambers, of Sullivan Is at present, at Carlisle telling the boys he wants to be sherlfl" of Sullivan county.

I)r. B. R. Helms, of Henderson, Ky., is in Carlisle, visiting his father, Dr. J$. N. Helms, and resting up, as he has been on the sick list for some time.

McClanalian & Brocan will discontinue their branch store here. They say business will not Justify to keep longer, and •^111 take the stook to Sullivan, whereJ they have a large clothing house.

There are fifteen copies of the Express sold here at present, and we propose to air the doings of Carlisle through its columns, so you had better keep lh the straight and narrow path unless you want to gat your nataie in the paper. 4

I THE STATE'S WEALTH.

Value of Indiana's Agricultural and .Manufacturing Products for 1883. indlanapolls Journal.

Statistieian Peellerhas made an estimate, based upon reports received by the bureau, of the total gross value of the agricultural and manufacturing products of the state for 1883, as follows: Wheat 831,405^73 Corn..

H&vlng reI moved to ithe nriw [and commodio us room, 1839

and REPAIRING.

JSAST MAIN STREET, I am prepared to do upholstering, furniture repairing and xarpanAer

jobblne,

In the very best starlet

'^~'tf\ipl

WANTED

ol8terlug,^nifa^l-

ilrlltg.

A :CNTS to carry our Co itonades, Jeans, on uommlsalon, in con-

Casalmeres. Etc*, on oommiuiun,

neotloa trade. -A Manufacturers. Aelphia,

Rev. Mr. Movety, the Methodist Episcopal

ixl uuu*

urers, 440 Market street, Phlla-

ttiAS-4 tm«v at

'X€^^0 A

NEWS

Brazil Black Diamonds.

Special to the Express. aijfi BR+zilf imz 'January,22^-J. W.Ectet will retire from the furnfture and unde taking business,

C$urt contidfttes-tai grind Brazil has no empty tenement houses Levi Brighton lithe proud father of Brah new boy.

church is progressing In Interest. There have been several accessions thus far. Lew. Bowman, formerly of the Justice house, has rented a small farm nearTerre Haute, and 1?U1 devote, his- attention to gardening?" -J

Phil. Vail, the miner whose foot was crushed by falling slate In the Buckeye mine recently, has had to have that member Amputated.

Dr. Black's horse became frightened on Main street yesterday and made quick time.with the doctor .and. sleigh for a few squares. Fortunatelynobody was hurt.

The real estate market in Brazil and throughout the county shows no little quickening during the last week, thief greater number of sales being outside the city, however. The prospect of the E. W. & B. rallfoal has stiffened the prlceB oti town lqjbs and^Sity property generally

The fol!tn|r:mm Shtit down Saturday night, owlhg ta a -misunderstanding between operators and the men. As reported some time ago, a reduction of 12}£ 3er cent.—the original price being 85.50— lad been agreed upon. In consideration of this reduction, a two- weeks' pay was substituted for a month's pay, and, em duced a tors Insist on six and the men'strike. The mill has been prepared for lively work by a.general-overhauling and some additions. The policy has been to look up new men, in case Of strikes heretofore, and there Is a probability that thiS one will end similarly.

Mr. Francis B. Yocom died at his resl dence, in Dick Johnson township, on Saturday, aged 77 years. Mr. Yocom twice represented Clay county In the lower house of the State legislature, and was a member of the constitutional convention In 1850. He was a man of sterling common sense, and was wellknown and' much respected. He was a son of William Yocom, one of the earliest settlers In northern Clay county, and a brother to Isom and Jesse Yocom. both of whom are.. deceased. As hisfemains were being removed from his residence for interment, a niece, Mrs. Marlon Garrigus, who had been somewhat constant In attendance during his illness, dropped dead of heart disease.

Carbon Itenks.

Special to the Express. Carbon,Ihd.,January22.—Richard

4°'|M

Oats..u ..A... ........r......^...«.... 5,871V538 Barley 219.550 197482 31,867 278,446

Bye. Buckwheat Flaxseed and flax straw Timothy and clover fray Potatoes^ Irish &pd sweet,....*..i.. Tobacco Poultry, eggs and feathers-......,.. Cider, vinegar and wines...:.... .... Dairy Products...Fatted hogs Slaughtered cattle...rVSlaughtered sheep and lambs Orchard products Sorghum, maple sugar and mo1&886S

and

22,035,434 2,632,680 770,611 3,505,737 805,426 9.530,000 989,416. 21,691,538:

2,600,000

1,523,194 4,721,278 3.88§,418

Garden products Mineral products (coal and ,stone)..„.™v.....t. •"""Total agricultural pr6duots...$156,5ffl,322 Products of manufacturing industrles 190,527,282

Grand total ........•••^1"'069,604 i,?The ©Biiinates iare" made upon the Vwuyn of the current prices in the home market, and are believed to be very accurate with the1 exception of that on fruit crop, which is probably below the actual value bf the production.

elder of

church for

jthe Kingston^^ (Oat-K district vopqhes tor the fact that afwotauui wlro 3i?e# in^ Ganonque, tuid who was afflicted, with a palsied arm, was made wholethfcnigh prayer, after numerous physicians :ailftd to relieve her. \a

Langtry's profits in the past t^re}ye weeks have been $25,000.

BAILROAD RECORD.

a curve.

The brotherhood

Doyl

and wife, of Mattoon, III., spent a few days in townjthe flrsi, of the week. "We have fl^ftlfecret societies ln'biir little town.

terest Concerning Bailroads and Eailroadera. ai¥

The Vandalla Explains.

St. Louis Globe-Democrat. A Globe-Demo^n0e reporter was told yesterday jtha# fifeglast- bound freight pool was on the verge of diasolation

Motes.

No. 1 extra on the Vandalia was one hour and ten minutes late yesterday. There were 800 loaded freight cars in the Wabash yard at Decatur, 111., waif-4 ing to go through to Chicago yesterday.

The Evansville & Terre Haute road in 1883 earned-$123,894, a decrease, as compared with the earnings of 1882, of $126,336.

The Terre Haute & Indianapolis railroad company has declared a 4 per cent, semi-annual dividend, payable February 1.

Over 100 men were dismissed from the shops of the Pittsburg, Ft. Wayne & Chicago railway on Saturday. Cauae, depression of business.

Itis said thaHihe Wabash will btlild

an extension this spring from Mitchell, 111., to Elpah, and thence down the bank of the river through Alton.

The Western Accident Insurance company of Indiana, has been granted the privilege of selling accident insurance tickets on the Vandalia and its branches.

A man in Illinois made an application to the* passenger department of the Wabash yesterday to have a school dqsK anct ^urchi jjaSv checked and trasported as personal baggage.

Pickpockets and three-card monte sharks are

owing to the dissatisfaction of the Vandalia with its present live-stock {percentage. It was stated that the Vanpeople claimed they could control I edente is remarkable,^ 50 per cent, of the live-stosk business tbe facte of a taae intuitively, almost from East St. Louis, and had notiM ***016

We applied for an advance, and, alter

numerous on the roads

coming into St. Louis that several lines have engaged special. detectives to tfatch the traihs ahd an est the swindlers.

The Chicago & Northwestern has issued a very handsome, illustrated calender, aha persons desiring them can be acctfmmtta&fed bf"19flling"on Agent Campbell or Mr. Palmer, at the C.&E. I. offiasejpft Main street.

Th6 hiBavy floating ice in the Ohio at Evansville has Btopped the regular running of the transfer boats between that city and Henderson, where the connection is made with the L. & N., and as a consequence freight traffic is light on the E. & T. H.

The employea of the Wabash at Fort Wayne have raisedthe sum of $250 for the relief of the family of William Beiter, the unfortunate fireman of the iron gang who was. crushed between the drasMsaft* in lh*For» Wayh^^rd a few weeks ago. Reiter undertook to do the work of a brakeman and is en-

A. J. Gibbons, civil engineer of the Vandalia is in the city. Harry ,Gr4h»Bp, j*»yaiie .wcietftrysto President Macke] terday.

Wm. Hill, general passenger agent, and P. W. Drew, master of transportation of the C. & E. I., were in the city at a a 7 a

Fonr Great Ijawyers.

the thinneas of the racer. Evarts can

bosity for which Mr. Evarts is noted is but the fluent expression of an active,

th®y

the commissioner that unless they H°ur,^en are the giants of the Nejy were awarded an increased per cfcnL *ort ^r' they would withdraw from the poop, j.. j.,

General Freight Agent Hibbard,*ho

The Brotherhood Offices, 'Will' p6sitiv61y cufe

[ol

Main, street The rooms are thand somely papered and furnished in an elegant manner. President Arnold/ Secretory Debs and several clerks are kept constantly busy attending to the work of the oMer, wtiifeh Is growing into mammoth proportions.

An Error.

Afoot note, on the new time tferd of the C. & E. I., which went into effect on Sunday, says the trains on that road are run on Chicago time. This is an error, as the trains are run on central time.

A1~ RHWT?tW A"'

ference, angry, pi paitiMt no test inonthB. 1 obtained a supply of SwUt's Specific, which 1 persuaded ner to tiy.. She has taken five bottles^ the result of which is that ihe ulcer is entirely healed up, nothing, remaining bat a Hma.ll scab,, not larger thah:one's finger nail, and her general health ie better than for five years past. She seems to be pfffecMycured.

THE tERlik SI MJT&E3H4tH8S WEDNESDAY MORNINGS ANUARY 23.

ready, tireless brain. Joseph H. Ohoat, the/ucceflsfnLadvocate. iBone of the readiest, wittiest speakers in the midlle states, His success is due mainlv to twtf re&scrfuu He takes only: sura ca^es as he belie^resii^and pushes them with ability. John E. Parsons, whjjelacking rhetorical strength, is methodical, accute, and possed of indomitable energy.:. -A*ron 3 Vanderpool is. the vulcan of the New York bar. Short, brawny, and thickqet, with heavy, jaws and deepset-ieyes, ne is cut out fbr heavy weal:, and glories in it. He is in court every day and all day. When be finds time to: get ap his ca^e» no-i body knows, but-he is always fully equipped. His knowledge 6t precidenti

are f^ated to him. These

an Inch

of Savage With

was seen about-the matter last night,! .. said: "No, it is a mistake .to, wr|p®i'"*»SpedaL' have threatened to withdraw from the I I| has been found that three men pool. It is true we are not satisfiM 1

}10 have been seriously illat Fairview

ay® 8U?®riDS,

-some arbitration, ?p®|were awarded|25i I piece of sausage which the men had

percent. ^W^iare how about 600 ahfead on the lew allotment, and if bur business continues as heavy as it is at present, we propose to demand 30 jper cent. That ia aili there is to it." inj

«arou can t, Eh? j" are very low. They had been engaged Chicago Herald. r,c hn tnaking sansage ahd thought tn6y "You can't put a man off between I had not eaten "any consid erablejuanstationfl it's agin'the law," excitedly I tity, but had frequently tested it to said a seedy-looking passenger who had fee ^aA

.tew

*rPm. tnchiniasjs. A'

partaken in a raw Istatef, was submitted to a Peoria doctor who estimates that in ^Bcime' portions flMtsiinie 40,000 parasites to the cabic inch. The men

tKe

,/ ,. j., for the recovery of the men are not got on a Michigan Cent/al, train ^with-

abai

Take warn

and if ye don't want to carry me for |at once a bottle of Dr. Bull's Cough nuthinV ye can run yer train back to Syrup, a sure cure for all long troubles. the station where I got on. You knoj,

you can put a man off between write a story. stations you dassent. You know that! if you did IE would sue the company Thousands saved from death by Dr. and get big damages. Now keep away I King's New Discovery for Consum^from me—you can't put a man off be- tion. Trial bottles 10 cents. Sold by tween stations. What are you stoppin' Gulick & Co. this train for? You can't put a man off between—" The train stopped, Chicago Times: Unless this fuss

there was a short scuffle, and, as #e about the American hogi stopp pretty moved off again with rapid puffs from gdon, everybody will votl" Mm a bore, the locomotive, the passengers stuck their, heads out of the windows and saw an astonished face looking :up

ing and secure

uk« Wilkio CoUlo, .ii moQtb.k,

Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

.. The greatest medical wonder of the

from the midst of a snow-drift in I world. Warranted to speedily cure which a falling body had just immersed burns, bruises, cufe, ulcers, salt reeum, itself. The mouth in the astonished fever Bores, cancers, 'pileB, ohilUaihes •fftce dpened, muttered something like I corns, tetter, chapped handstand al ".You can't put a man—" and. disap- skin eruptions, guaranteed to cure in peafe'd from vi^w as otlr train rounded every instance, or money jrefundedj.. 25 centa. per box.

Cannot Compete

JndianapoUs Journal. It is hardly probable that the Bee line people will build any more new engines entire at their own shops, last year's experience teachingithem that they could do better by purchasing, from locomotive works. It cost them $9,50Q to: build a xuogul engine. Locomotive works are selling just as good at $$,000.

Ado.

VARIETIES.

Gotham eats more frogTs legs thjan Paris, now.

Orlggi' Glycerlfae salve.

Firemen, of which Mr. Eugene Debs healer. Satisfaction guaranteed or is grand secretary, yesterday inoVed ^®1^1 25cents. For into the Grand Lodge's new offices on'8410

Lightning &poilB the house when it pares, the rod, -T "ttoa(h On Corns.*'

An old man of sixty-seven years has been subject to scrofulous sorefe five, fears. Tie had one oti

tim

key, was in the city yes-

J. H. Hedden, master of transportation of the E. & T. H., was in town yesterday.

G«b: E.q5Si+iion UfaVeling'ip^eHger agent of the Chicago fcSorthwcatern, is in the eity.

up to a months.

cheek as

arge as a silver dollar, swollen,1 raw aid constantly exuding very offensive matter. Another on his foot of the same character, and several oh his. handB, all of about two and a half years standing. His general health was poor, and he could scarcely get about at all. He has taken two bottles of Swift's Specific. The sores are well, leaving scarcely a vestige of their former existence, and his general health better than it has been ten years. I consider. its effects, wonderful—almost miraculous.

Rev.Jesse

Campbell.

Columbus,. Ga., October) 17) 1882.

Jay-Eye-See will trot or pace against horse for $10,000.

any

('The

SunDoes Mo?e»"

The Rev. J. Jasper (colored), who insists that "the sun do move," is so popular in Richmond, Va., that when a strari^fer inquirea the way t6 his 6hurch, the directions are to take sear, to a certain corner and then follow the crowd. The evidence of success of ^modern diaeoVeries beingi-theif-popu-larity, "follow the crowd" to your drug store and get a bottle of Bigolow's 'Positive Our^, which' cares cdaghs, colds, comsdmption and all throat and lung diseases speedily, thoroughly and

Sermanently.

One dollar for large bot-

es,1 of Gulick & Co. I vHGeneral Grant has not yet recovered

om the accident w^iich occurred to on Ghristmad evft Of late he has complained of a severe attack of rheumatism.

Advice to Mothers.

J&Py£u dfs&MW night and rokeh of your rest by a sick child brokeh suffi

your rest by

ing Sybop fob Childbbn Tkkthins.

1US VWUO JiO mWM^uiftUW

Its value is incalculable. It will re•j immediately, era, there is no mistake about it. It cures dysentery and diarrhoea, regulates the stomach and bowels, cures wind colic softens the gums, reduces inflamation, and spvfia tone wcl _^4he ^ol®

^stem. -MK8.

WlNBIiOn

$1, Pruggistfl.

'Rough on Coughs."

Knocks a Cough or Cold endwise. F0r children Or adults. Troches, 15c. Liquid, 50c. At druggists.

Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes will make a lecture tour of Great Britain.

Tbe.ffrue Test.

If a man is hungry within an hour more or less after a meal he is a dyspeptic it shows.his stomach is not able to dispose what he has eaten,

V1U!

."!«

r'ces

For sale by&ulick

CI JL V/Wi V) WA14WU.VUIC9. UJfl p-

sia, and all stomach, liver, kidney and bladder troubles.! It is a perfect tonic, ap'petfeeh*, blo'od'p urifier, a sure cure for ague and malaria diseases. Price 60 cents of Gulick Co., druggists^

It is estimated that the wheat crop in Colorado for 1883 was l,858,000bushels, and that all of it was used for home consumption. Sixty, thousand bushels more are needed before the state can be said to he raising its own bread.

tM s» ,1

"8^' flavor. All hopes

,doned.

out ticket'or money. Yoa acmfV do jt in Michigan. We've got laws in this A leading New York physician says, state, I wint ve to know, Mr. Condnc- ^at three fourths of the deaths during. .* ,( this trying weather are due to diseases tor. I want to go to the next station, I of the iunga#

.. .Vi CHICAUO. January 22., Flour—Dull and lower, but not sufficient 3a

.|c

no.

ateiMc

The besi on' eartliCan truly be said of Griggs' Glycerine Salve,-which id a sure cure for cuts, bruises, scalds, burns, wounds," and all other pores.

piles, tetfei, and

Locomotive all skin eruptions. Tiy this wondei

by UaUcJc

i'i'n

Ask for Wells' "itough on Corns." 15c. Quick, complete, permanent cure. Corns, warts, bunions.

In France the sauce is more,important than the fish.

The. interests of hnmanity seen to demand the .publication, of the following facts: Two months ago my attention was called to the case of a pool' woman who was said to be afflicted w}th a cancer. I found her with an ulcer on hier' shoulder at least five inches in circuml,My#g the night'for six

January, 52^c February, 52"^c bid May, 67}£c rejected, ole ungraded, 45c. Oats— Demandlighlf. but holders.firm No. 2 white, 86^c No. 2, cash and January, 35c May, S7o Did, 37^c asked.

TXKKK HAUTB

tkbbs Hattk,

and crying with pain of cut-

8 fcOOTSING

SYKCPI TtOB O^liDRHN

Tkxthino

Bale

MPii"iJM

all

Price

id opera In New Orleans.

Jan.

ii@80c

closing at 53c February, 52J4@5^|c, cloaiag 53V(g53%c March. 53^@53%c, closUig at_S3jlcr May, 57^[@5S^c, closing at to_Slt.r«n«r v« %aS2o cl 82c at

Bye—Quiet butsteady 57c. Barley—Dull 60c. Bacon—Higher grades hove declined. Pork—In good demand. ieu'KM 'IOUm~

.NEW YORK, January 22—Flour—Market dull super state western, 82 75@S 35. Wheat—Spot lots fairly active and a shade higher options advanced, l®lMc, closini firm ungraded spring, 81c@5I 0&ungrade< ,red 85c@81 .06 No. 4 red, «c No. 3, red, 95%@98c, No. 2 red, 92%ffl97%c ungraded white, 85c@81 02 NO. frea, January, $1 02k@l 03K, closing at *1 03k: February, $1 MZ@l 04%, closing at 81 (MJi Maron, jk 07, cfoslng at ll 06% April,Si 084t 1, 0934closing at 81 09% May,SI ll@l i: closing at 8l 11%. Corn—Spot lots ^@%c and options higher, and firm, closingat outside rates ungraded, 49K@61c No. 3, 54@54V^ci steamer, 57@58%c No. 2, 61(962c: lsteamer White, 57]4c ungraded white 58c No.2, January, 6O&061^c,

^•Um6S4c, closing mixed western 42®47c. Coffee-

61%c: March, A-prii 63%

SpoT, fair. Sugar—Weaker. Live hogs— Difll' and heavy Dead hogs—Irregular •ajnd fairly active. »i-'-

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CINCINNATI. O., January 22.—FlourQuiet' unchanged family, #4. 50@4 85 fancy, 85 00@5 40. Wheat—Firmer but not quotaWyTiigheri Corn—Firmer: high ixed, 51 SUHc- Oats^-Q,ulet, butflrm:, k@37c. Rye—Quiet 62c. Coffee^Marlqet! ,sler. Pork»-Flrmer. Lard—88 70 bjd. icon—Buyers and sellers apart no transactions. Whisky—$114. Live hogs— llosed wlth a'dahtlnued downward tenancy. ..

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TOLEDO, O., January Wheat—Dull lnt firm No. 1 white, 8102% bid No. 2 vhite, 96c No. 2 red, cash, 97c@l, 00 asked

18,188s,

"hides AJfTD

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Green hides, 6}£o green salt enred, 7«c, •eal sklns, lie kip skins, 8c dry flint, 12c dry salt, 10c: shearlings 20c lambs 25c sheep skins, :Z5@80c No. 1 butchers' tallow, ,7}4c damaged hides, price Uhion back sole leather, 38c ..

LKATHER.

Best heoUook nolej 30a33o: second slaugix ter, 80a31c oak sole, 40a42c.

WOOL.

Tub, 30932{ unwashed medium 21a l^cygleece-washed, 27@30c coarse ana

PRODUCE.

Butter, choice, l8o do. inferior, 6c eggs, fresh, 20o rags, mixed,125perewt feathers, prime, 45c green salt hides, 7}4c ry^lOQlSc pelts, 25c@$l 50 tallow, 5fio aled hay,'S10W per ton.

POULTRY.

Hens.per ponnd, 6c rooster peT pound 4e duoks, per dozen, 13 50 geese, per docen, 1660 turkeys, per pound, 7c

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Hams, lSKc shoulders, 8Kc break-1 A\ fast bacon, 10c clear sides, 8)495 lard,1 tierces, 9J$e.

GRAIN.

Wheat—Fults, 80c Mediterranean, 95c Corn—40(t»42c. for newlhixed 40@42e. for new white. Oats—car lots, 34c.. Timothy ba^ bv car lots, (10 00, Barley, 50c.

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ORfilNANCE.

An ordinance providing for the charge and,control of street rollers, scrapers, shovels, picks, etc., prohibiting the use oi thein without' the consent or the Street Commissioner,and prescribing penalties.

Section 1^ Be it ordained by the Common Council of the city of Terre Haute, that t^e Street Commissioner of said city shall have charge and control of all sireet rollers, scrapers, shovels, picks, and all tools or Implements used by him in building or repairing streets, alleys, sidewalks, crossings, bridges, or other public work in

Section 2. It shall be unlawful for any. erson ft persons to take or Use any of he tools or implemeilts enumerated In section, one of. this ordinance, without first having obtained the consent of the Street Commissioner of said city, and an pe'rsbn or pereons having obtained sucl consenfc shaU not take or use thesald tools or implements outside of the city limits, and shall.return the same within a reasonable time' or upon receiving notice from the said Street Commissioner in as good condition and repair as they were in when-delivered to them, and shall make good aay damage to the said tools or Implements while in his or their possesion.

Any person violating atfy of the provisions of this section, shall upon conviction, be fined not more than ten dollars and not less than one dollar. •1

to promotel ufc^mmedla^toWn?!

W, digeetion, Ayer/s I'llls are worn Lance, the satoe shanTe aerfuVy effective,

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Section & An emergency existing for effect of this ordiIn force from its passage and publication.

To require all residences1 and business bouses fn the city to be numbered, and providing penalties therefor.

Sec. 1. Be It ordained by the Common Council of Terre Haute, that every rebi« deuce and business hopse be numbered In accordance With the' ordinance adopting the Philadelphia plan of numbering houses approved February 4th, 1873, anc that'the same be done within thirty days after the passage of this ordlnanee and as new buildings hereafter erected wlthifl irtydays after 'the completion of the same.

•ddingt'o establish a reflable'market goOi to choice, «175@6fl0. Wheat—Deinaud fair and prices higher: trading: hervons and unsettled': opened higher, ruled Irregular, but closed 1%9 higher than yesterday. Sales ranged: January, ®4@«%c, closing at 903£c Febi 9ic, closing at 90%c March, 9l$!c, closingat 91^ May, of "non-resident owner resldlng'in theclosing at. ffi&c No, 2 Chicago spring, I

3 ChlfcagoSpring,

Oee. 2. Every owner pf any such, buildings Who resides in the city and any agent

city,

who shall fall to comply with this

No. I ordinance, shall, on conviction thereof

2 red winter. be fined in any sum not exceeding ten ($10 Corni-jModerately active and higher, dollars, and if he falls to number any sak

advanced %c, fluctuated and closed building after ohce being convicted thi @lc higher than yesterday cash, I for shall forfeit and pay a fine of one c, closing at 53c _Jamiary, S2Uf§a^ic, I iar fQr ^ay the

same may remain un

To Joseph IX Adams and all others whom It may concern: In pursuance of an order of the Com' mon Council of the city of Terre Haute, Indiana, you are hereby notified that the ^.Commissioners will of the'Mayor on the northwest corni

Fourth and Walnut streets, on Satu the 15th day of December, 1883. between the hours of 9 o'clock a. m. and 5 o'clock, p. m., for the purpose of appraising and assessing any benefit dr temj^ti fe~r to you lij

iomUQ OTXQG Op69iB9 Ox

an alley from Third

1 avenue to Mack street

I through propertyrunningfrom Ijafayette and TOventh.streets to Eighth street in the city of Terre Haute, Vigo county, Indiana.

Witness my hand and seal of the said City this 14th day of November, 1883. GEO. W. DAVIS, City Clerk

IALE OF REAL ESTATE.,^

Notice'is hereby given, 'that the' undersigned, administratrix Of the estate of James R. Gaston, deceased, wlli oflfer at

real estate, to 'pay the debts Of said es' tate, to-wit! One hundred and ten (110) feet off of the west part of. lot number nineteen,. (19) in. Jewett's subdivision, numbet ohe, (1) Of the Eutaw farm, being apart of the northeast and of the southeast quarters of section twenty-two (22) in township" twelve, (12) north of range nine, (91 west, in the city of Terre Haute, county of Vigo, and state of Indiana said property tb be bold kt not less than fits full appraised-value.

TermsCash. LOUISA H. GASTON, Administratrix. Thomas

Corn—

cash and

Long,-Attorney-

"ON-RE0!t)jENT NOTICE,

[No. 966.1

State of Indiana,-county Of Vigo, in the Vigo Superior court, September term, 1883.

William Galllon vs. Maria Kane and Peter Kane, and if he be dead, his unknown heirs. To quiet title.

Be it known, that on the 18th day of September,1883, It was ordered by the court that the clerk notify by publication said defendants as non-resident defendants of the pendencyof this action against them.

Said defendants are therefore hereby notified of the pendency of said action against them, and that the same will stand for'trial November 24th, 1883, the same beiiig

September term of said court

in the year 18®. MERRILL N. SMITH, Clerk. H. J. Baker, plaintiff's attorney.

DIVIDEND NOTICE. i» »-f

Terre Hatjtk,Ind.,

January

ESTABLISHED 1879.

1,1881.

Notice is hereby given that the trustees of the Terre'Haute Savings Bank have this day declared a semi-annual dividend

tep

ana a proportionate rate on

like sums that have been on deposit for three months, payable to depositors on and after January-^ath, 1884. All dividends not drawn out will be.credited on account and draw interest from Janu-, ary 1st. LEWIS B. MARTIN,

THOMAS SHANNESSY.

PPLICATION POR LICENSE.

The undersigned will apply to the Board bf County Commissioners, at their next session, for license to retail spirit-, uous and malt liquors in less quantities than a quart at a time, with the privilege of avowing the same to bed on my premises lay.place jof business is located'on the west half of the east half of lot No. 44, on Main street between Second and Third, on the north side.

URIAH

BRANCH OFFICE:

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W.S. OLIFT.

Secretary.

PPLICATION FOR XJCENSE.

The uudersigned will apply, to the Board Of County Commissioners,'at their next regular session, which commences on the First Monday in February, 1884, for license idus' atid matt liquors In than a quart at a time, with "the privilege of allowin^the same to be drank on my premises. My place of business is located at No.12 north Second street, lot one hundred and seventy-four, (174) between. Main and Cherry streets, west side ot Second street.

J. F. SULUVAN.

PPLICATION FOfe LICENSE.

-The undersigned Will apply to the Board of County Commissioners,,at their qext

{rfeguiaT

session', which commences on the

irstMondayin February,1884Jor license to retail spirituous and malt liquors in less quantities than a quart at a time, with tne privilege of allowing the same to be drank on my premises.1' My place of .business Is.located at 412,Ohio street. ,.w LEWIS MONT.

PPLICATION FOB LICENSE.

The undersigned tftyt

will apply to the

Board tof County Commissioners,' at their next regular session, for a license to retail I splritous And malt liquors le gless qriantitles than aquartata time, With the ortvilege- of allowing the same to be irank on hi*, premises* His place of I business is located on lot number ninety-, (81) known as No. 11 north Third & PETER MCKBNNA.

PPLICATION FOR LICENSE.

otis and 'malt" lKj'udrs' In less quan. titles than a quart at a -time, with .the .privilege of allowing the same to" local the east side.

ie .privilege of allowing we same 1 be,drank on his premise. My place is icatidlt No. 11 North Third street,

ie east side.

NO. «?T 1-2 MAIN

Nurt»Colhn,Cif8 ALawCirtaifiu, "DONE"UP EQ,XfJLh

OPAL!

-V-4 J.1S

GREGG.

PPLICATION FOE LICENSE.

The undersigned.wlll apply to the Board [of County Commissioners, at their next fregular session, for a'-'licence' to retail spirituous titles than a

eg' plrituou8 and malt liquors in less quan .n a quart at a time, with the of allowing' the same to 'be irank on my premlsei. My place of huslI ness is located In the- Fourth ward, lot number one (l) No. 819 Third street.1

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