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Almanac a railroad and township nai of Indiana.

WHKBK THK EXPRESS IB OH FILE.

London—On file at ^jpfirlcan Exchange Europe, 449Strand. Paris—On file at American Exehange in »aris. 86 Boulevard des Capuolnes.^,

TERRE HAUTE

•fl' is nnexcelled Advantages as aBfte for MANUFACTURES AND COMMERCE.

it to thegCenter of a Rioh Agricultural •JCjga v.

and

Timber Region,

Nine Railroads Center Here.

a on the Great BLOCK COAL FIELDS. ~d Steam Coal delivered to Fnctoriti at 1 flFl CKN7S PBLR TON itt

NATIONAL ?(S

REPUBLICAN TICKE

For President, AMISS G. BLAINE, of Maine.

For Vice President, JOHN A. LOGAN,

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of Illinois.

I FOR CONGRESS,

JAMBS T, JOHNSTON, Of Parke Ooanty.

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For Governor. WM. H. CALKINS. Tor Lieutenant Governor,

EUGENE BUJNDY.

H- yu, For Seoretaryjj,, .' ROBERT MITCHELL^ For Auditor.]

I BRUCE CA RR. For.Treasarer. R, R.'SHIEL.

For Attorney General W. C. WILSON.

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B.C. HOBB8.

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COUNTY TICKET.

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Treaenrer,-

SAMUEL T. JONKa FoeSherili H.FISK.

'Voir Vadse of Circuit Court,

GEORGE W. FARIS. For^proseontlng Attorney.

-11 For Commissioners,

,, DAVID W. HENRY.! l.f For tate Senator, DICK. T. MORGAN.

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For Representative*,

FRED LEE.

F. C. DANALDSON.

Wrst District, L. W. DICKERSON. Second District, LAWRENCE HEINL. For Coroner, *.

PETERHCORNMAN. For Surveyor, FRANK TDTTLE,

*ThB Oenocrats have discovered that be people want fires trade, and It is on ast that Issae that they are going to vln (ha election in Indiana.—[Indianapolis Sentinel, September 6 ..

"I have no personal grievance with «ov. Cleveland. I shall speak from the •econf, and I will ask to be ostracized all decent society if I cannot point to corruption stalking straight to the *or of the executive mansion and knocking at the door and coming ontof the door, with all that eerraption eonght at •he expense of the people. If I cannot drove that bribes known to fell the asatwfeiy l883 wirt puoed m»p

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Meveland that if he does not have the aoney he can aet it at anytime—if I iamiot prove that! am nofwhat prdfCSff" to be."—{State Senator Grady before the Tammany committe, September 8, 1884.

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General Batler will please consider that the freedom of the city ia tendered him. -I*

With St. John in the city lafct night and Bdtler here to-day Terre Haute iB certainly not being neglected bypresl dential candidates.

General Batler and Grady will oe at the Republican wigwam at 1 o'clock to-day. The general conld not pie* his audience better than by repeating the speech he delivered at Indianapolis some years ago regarding Mr. Hen' dricks.

The Board of Trade is in receipt of letters from aNew York manufacturer working about one hundred hands on an average, and perfectly sound financially, who wishes to move West. He has had offers of land and money else where. If any parties in Terre Haute have .about four acres to donate, with the other additional aid that was offered to the Fish Bros., an establishment can be secured wbicJ? will bring as much money into Terre Haute as was offered to the Fish Bros, by our citizens. Will somebody make an offer

The joint discussion between Calkins and Gray, candidates for governor, will take place in tbiB city, Friday at 2 o'clock, October 10th. The chairman of the Republican and Democratic committees have not been able to agree oni the place of the meeting. The chairman of the Democratic committee is insisting on their wigwam. The Re puiblican wigwam, being more central ly jlocated and larger, can seat nearly 500 more persone, should be accepted. It certainly will not be too large for the multitude who wish to hear the discussion. We would Buggest the fair ground and a grand demonstration

A Terrible Example.

Buffalo Express. The spirit of the age recruits its criminals of all grades from the nursery. Even Ella Wheeler, we are told, began writing verse at the age of fourteen.

ANew Wrinkle With the KerchiefFashion Plate. It is the fashion for ladies to wear their fancy pocket handkerchiefs tacked into their sleeve, leaving at the wrist the colored border visible.

Philosophy for Laxy Household Lords Louisville Courier-Journal. So many women are now doing work formerly done by men that the male sex is being driven into matrimony as a means of support,

The Old Cowboy

New Orleans Picayune. Jacob served Laban seven yearn for the hand of Rachel. If the old man had kept a caniage and let Jacob in as coachman, would have made the riffle in six weeks.

The Back Traok-

Philadelphia Call. Two hundred and fifty theatrical companies are now "on the road," the railroad of course. Later in the season about one-half will be coming back on the rood, the wagon road.

A Whisper Caught by Kelly.

New York Star, John Kelly's Paper. It is whispered that the Messrs. Harper, George Jones, of the Times, and James Gordon Bennett are raising a purse of $250,000 for the benefit of the Democratic national committee.

Willing to Qualify.

Chicago News. "So you want to be jny coachman •. "Yes, sir." "Are yon a married man?" "Well, y-y-yes, sir. But then, that's all Tight. I can get a divorce."

Bain, Corn, Whisky, Democrats and Fools its* .: »«£»•.• Iowa Paper.,^^

In a conversation laat week with Mr. Chap- teiI1

man, the well known stock raiser of Wall Lake, la., the editor remarked that it looked like rain. "Well, what does rain dof" queried Mr. C. "It makes corn," promptly responded the editor. "What does corn make?" "Whisky," said the scribe. "What does whis. ky make?" "Give it up," said the -editor"Why, Democrats, of course," said Mr. Chapman. The editor saw his ohance for catechism. "What do Democrats, make?" "D fools of themselves every four years," retorted Mr. C. [Applause from the bystanders.]

OLD TIME POIiITICS/^ff^

The

Reporter Supreme Court.

k% W. M. HOGGATT. •mint For Jvdg* 8apreme Court. E. P. HAMMOND.

Race

Public Instraeclon,

Between Thompson and

Wright for Congress in 1848. jjg

Prepared for the Exprees. Dr. Harris, of Carpentreville, Ind.,

was offered at all. So I slipped over to an old Democratic brother and- asked him totjBPeak to .the superintendent and have aim call on me for a^cloaing prayer, which he did. But Thompson remainded with a clear lead in that Sunday school."

They closed their canvass at the little village of Annapolis in Parke county, the evening before the day of the election, both gallant leaders almost worn out by reason of their excessive labors. They were the guests of Dr. during their stay at Annapolis. On the following morning after the closing debate, it was arranged that Thompson should be taken by private conveyance to Montezuma, where he was to take a boat and return to his home at Terre Haute, and Wright was to drive home to Rockville.

In bidding each other good bye before they separated Thompson said laughingly to Wright,, "Job, when you see me again I will be a United States congressman." After the passage of some other pleasantry between them they parted. After Thompson had gone, Dr. who was a very earnest admirer of Wright, said, "Wright, how is the election going? You will beat Thompson, won't you?" "No," says Wright, "I will be defeated." "Why, now is that, Wright? We certainly, have the advantage, of being on tne right side of the issues dividing us and you are undoubtedly the equal of Thompson on the atump I can not understand why you think you will be defeated." Mr. Wright said "you are mistaken in otfe thing, doctor, Dick Thompson's equal doesn't live in the state of Indiana." Thus pleasantly ended one of the most notable congressional races ever made in the state of Indiana, and the result of the election showed that both men wefre true prophets, as'Thompson was the next congressman from the old Seventh district. H.

WAVELAND, Ind., October 1.

INTERNATIONAL TIME STANDm*.- ABD,

The Conference to be Held Next WeekGovernments to be Represented. Nearly all the governments which have been invited by the United States to send representatives to the International Meridian and Time Standard Conference, to be held at Washington, October 1st, have accepted and named thieir delegates. The number of delegates from each government is limited to five. None are expected to send the full number. The American delegates are President Barnard of Columbia College, chairman of the delegation Professor Clevelan Abbe, Commander W. T. Sampson, United States navy Lewis M. Rutherford and W. T. Allen. The delegates fiom Great Britain are Captain Sir F. J. Evans, E. N., Professor. J. Adams, Lieutenant Gengn^ Strachey and Sandford FleminJ^-Trance will send M. A. Lefaiver, consul gen eiral at New York, and M. Janssen, Austria will be represented by the Baron Ignatz von Schaeffer, Brazil, Denmark, Japan, Holland, Switzerland, Sweden and Norway, Turkey and uiany smaller powers have also named tneir representatives. Spain, Italy, Russia and Greece will probably senc. delegates, but have not yet named them. Germany is still considerin the proposition, while Belgium wil probably not be represented. As to I101the probable position of the standard meridian to be chosen, President Bernard expressed yesterday the opinion that the meridian of Greenwich would be selected, as its adoption would ne cessitate a minimum of changes in existing systems. The action of the delegates will not however, be binding upon the powers represented, and will require the ratification of the several governments.

It is considered not impossible that there may be some reluctanco on the part of France to accept the meridian of her great maritime rival. President Barnard, however, does not think that this would prove to be a serious check upon the proceedings of the conference. He said that last year, at a nonofficial geodetic congress held at Rome, the adoption of the meridian of Greenwich as the zero had been recommended. The French delegates then

Two Quarts of Whisky and a Snake. Burlington Free Press.. A Tennessee druggist gave a darkey two quarts of whisky, under the impression that he had been bitten by a snake. The Bnake I offered to accept the Greenwich stand made its appearance shortly after the whisky Jard on the condition that the other nahad disappeared.

tions would accept the metric system of weights and measares. It has been feared by the national institute for the I preservation and protection of the

Anglo-Saxon weights and measures that some such offer might be again made by France in the coming congress, and accordingly they have sent |a circular to each member of the

American delegation advocating the rejection of any such offer. When asked whether the congress would probably abolish the old sys

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computing longitude east and

west from the prime meridian, through 180 degrees, and substitute a method of reckoning longitude in one direction only, through the 360 degrees, President Barnard Btated that the object of the conference was to establish a prime meridian, and that tn his judgment the object only should be accomplished, and that other questions and details should not be considered. This, he thought, would also be the opinion of the congress. The conference will meet in the diplomatic rooms of the Department of State. The government has made an appropriation of $5,000 for necessary expenses, but the American delegates receive no compensation.

A Brave Cat-Flsh Mother. It is rarely that the fishes, with their

told me to*day one or two little inci-1 staring eyes that can neither open nor dents connected with the canvass of I shut, and expressionless faces, make 1848 which were interesting to me, and I any great display of their likes and maybe to others at this time, espe-1dislikes,'but when they do they aie daily to those acquainted with our very apt to astonish us. Can it be poshonored and esteemed fellow-towns- siWe, we say, that a fish has any power man, CoL R. W. Thompson, and the

of feeling emotion? But hear what

lamented Geo. JosephWright whosehy/^^^Hold^r tells me^He home was at our neighboring town of naturalist, or some one whom Rockville. Dr. Abbott knew, once saw a young

In 1848 Mr. Thompson, Whig, and brood of cat-fish (or kitten-fish, whichM, WrigM. Democrat, w«tho oomi- fh" nees of their respective parties for con-

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gressinthe old Seventh district, em-[globe two feet from the water. The bracing and area of nearly one fifth of mother fish seemed to know at once that the state. They were warm personal something unusual had happened, and friendB and arranged to make the tour I swam about for some time, evidently of the district together. There being observing her babies alive and well, railroad then, Wright agreed to fur-1 though not able to understand it. Sevthe btuKV and Thompson I eral times she approached new the was to skirmish around for the globe, then swam back as if undeterhowe After a short time of mined but finally she swam into shalpreparation the horse and buggy were low water, and using her side or pecirouebt together and the two candi-ltoral fins as feet, fairly wriggled on dat«fstarted out on their joint canvass [dry land to thebase of the globe, of toelStrict, which occupied about their captor finally liberated the wring three months time. Danville, in fishes, when, to use ha language, "they Bradricks county, was one of the I immediately clustered about ^her and in their tour, and it

p]aced them all in a glass

bap- followed her into deep prater. Now,

that they spent one of- their you see, this cat-fish not only showed &nndav8 there. Bothbeiog members a motherly anxiety for the fate of her of the Lane church, Metlrnhst, they at- young, but she was wilhng to do a dtftended service together on Sunday I ficult and very dangerous act in order moS2 Mdwere^vitea to visit the to go to them.. She bore the severe Snndav^Bchool in the afternoon. When I suffering of bein^out of the water, and Se how ^they both went down braved all Ae pain and unusual stnan to the Sunday school, whore, after a I upon her fins in crawling upon the short lefflon in uw Scriptures, the super- ground after her little onea.

Wright inflating "he incident to my I ing his servant a ''red-headed." If he Sm^tSdZ-Ineve^ saw Dick in I had apoken of her hair asa «pil ary lniormaniNuu, nxopllftd I snhatance wearing a roseate blush like happier mood. He fairl.

iy excelled I substance wearing

and held on until I began to I unto the brilliant hue of a golden sunfear that I would not have time to 6ay set he would have gwied the applause SJtSJg. 3 indeed opportunity) of every resident ol the city.

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WISE AND OTHERWISE.

THE XUHEFUITJUAB* JXD SXTXRAL.

O! the plump and pert soobreV She's a pet. 8he can ogle and coquet

Then forget.

Blond her flowing hair, and yet Only recently we met And—I say it with regret—?

It was jet.

Fume mid fret.

At the matinees, yon bet I am always to be met, :And for roses for my pet

I'm in debt

O! perfidious soubret, To coquet With my heart. My eyes are wet

With regret.

It was hardly etiquet Your adorer to forget For a fellow with a yellow^ ,.

Clarinet.

Every night a seat I get— Front, parquet There I worship her and yet

r' —[The Rambler. ANew York man has started a paper called the Hammer, Its object will be to nail campaign lies.

Verdi, now 73, white-haired and bearded, calmly stands on a column of 125 operas of his own composition

Among the Patterson philanthropists is a lady who recently presented, a "roach trap" to the local orphan asylum.

It has been figured that in St. Louis there is one copy of a daily paper published to every four persons New York one paper to a little less than tw6 persons in Chicago one paper lor every two inhabitants.

Two fish factories at Crisfield, Md employ eighty men, who daily catch on an average 380,000 fish, mostly alewives. The oil derived from this fish is disposed of at 37 cents per gallon, and the scrap is made into phosphate! which brings $35 per ton.

Stealing horses in Delaware is business for the thief if caught. One was recent1y sentenced to pay thetosts of prosecution, $100 restitution money, $200 fine, to stand one hour in the pillory, receive twenty lashes 'and then suffer eighteen months imprisonment.

A man in Hamilton, 6a., has written for a divorce to the governor of the state because he says he doesn't wish to give a lawyer $15 for one. His letter closes as follows: "Please see to this rite off, and doant wate until after I am, dead before you let me hear from you."

In Boston the policemen report at once all details they may learn of a casuality, and the law departments not only relies upon early accounts of such matters from the police, but em' ploys specially trained members of the force to procure systematic evidence for use in litigation.

Groceries in England are 16 per cent, cheaper than in the United States but meat, butter, eggs, and vegetables are 23. per cent, dearer, Houses rent in provincial England is only about half what it is in Boston, in London it is about two-thirds. Altogether, the cost of living in England is 17 per cent, lower than in the United StateB.

A very plain monument of granite has recently been erected in thefamily lot at Prospect Hill, Pa., cemetery in memory of Judge Jeremiah S. Black. The monument is only seven feet in height, and eight by five feet at the base. On the face, in raised, polished letters, is inscribed the name in full, with dates of birth and death.

Henry Meraton, one of the beetknown men in New Orleans, likes to tell about a visit once made by him ia company with his father to General Washington, then president. Mr. Marston, now past ninety-one,years, says that, young as he was at the time of this memorable visit, the features of the great man were fixed

A curious Indian in Belleville, Onta no, recently placed two ties and bowlder across the track of the Grand Trunk railway so that he could see. them fly when the express train came along. The ties failed to fly, however,, and the train came near being wrecked. Subsequently he was arrested and convicted for attempting to wreck train, and received alight sentence in the county jail.

The etiquette of funerals is Mexico does not permit the female relations of of deceased to attend. Only men attend the departed to the church and the tomb. Funerals are so expensive that they often ruin business men. Alt female relatives, even to cousins and children, Bust wear d^ep mourning for two years. During the mourning none of the ladies of the household must l^e seen in public. Bodies are buried encased in laces and decked with precibus stones.

Six of the largest photographs in the world were recently sent from Washington to the Cincinnati exhibition They represent the different prominent buildings of Washington, and are five feet wide by seven feet long. Th are taken en rough paper very mm like that used for drawing? and watercolors, and it is Baid will withstand the fiercest rays of the sun. After the close of the Cincinnati exposition they will be forwarded to New Orleans, where they will form a conspicious attraction of the world's fair.

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Graphic. It is undoubtedly a great thing to be rich, but there area great many compensations given to poverty. Not the poveity of indigence and actual want, but the poverty which means a careful watching to make both ends meet— the sort of poverty Juvenal means when be sa^s:

Panpertas during in sa, ridicnlos homines facit.

Nil Qu&m quod

What a comfort it iB, for instance, to go to a delightiul dinner party where one is able thoroughly to enjoy the happy contrast between the feast and the frueal chop at the club. Then, when the ladies have withdrawn and the men draw up their chairs closer, how sweet' to hear old Gold bug (who drives thoee splendid chestnuts in the park), ay to his neighbor, another old nabob,

TJpon my word, I don't know what we are coming to. I dropped $750,000 on these confonnded South Shore bonds, and everything going lower." Then nabob recounts his own chapter

while Paupertas sips the unclaret of his hob with a gusto. These old chaps dine yevtty day, but they don't taste anything—they are tofi

rich. A certain banker once inviteaa poor friend to dine with him, and on the guest being questioned, he said, "I really was sorry for the old boy, you knOW. Be was munching graham crackers andaipping claret and water,while I was pitching into his terrapin and best Madeira, and the old boy said plaintively, "Yes, Fve got plenty of money,?*nd I would give moet o£4t forastomach,"-

Italian Prisons and Schools.: London Truth. In the Italianconvist prisons there are no leas than 5,363 person# condemned to penal servitodo for- life. In the yearly budget 33,00^,000 francs are set aside for the expfnses of these establishments, while only 22,000,000 francs are spent on education. In the face of these facts it is not altogether surprising that the lower oiders in

ian towns are so suck in ignorance and superstitution that they firmly belive that the authorities are trying to Bp read the cholera, instead of arresting it, and that the doctors are banded to gether to poison them. |].0

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8T.LOUI8.

LEGAL

OTICE TO NON-RESIDENTy.

To Ahrend H. Luken, or whom it may concern: Whereas, On the 15th day of Ootober, 18^, by order of the Common Council of the city of Terre Haute, Vigo county, Indiana, the city engineer of said city made an estimate of monies due to Charles T. Chadwiok, assignee of Caleb Jackson, contractor with said city tor improving Third street between Gulick and Osborn streets (east side), by grading, graveling and ctirb'ng some, which work nas been done by taid contractor as contracted, and, in pursuance of said estimate, an timate was made on the following described real estate, to-wlt: Iiot number three (3) in Luken's subdivision of part of out-lot sixty-six (66), lying in section twenty-eight (28), town twelve (12)^ north

lsjnow due on said estimate from said Ahrend H. Luken, and, whereas, said Ahrend H. Luken is a non-resident of the city of Terre Haute. Now, If the amount due as aforesaid, upon said assessment, is not paid within twenty (20) days alter the date of this publication,

WU WOl vo

Treasurer City of Terre Haute.

OTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

UR^ JRA

REMEDIES

TERRK HAUTE,IND., September 23,1884. Sealed proposals will be received by the COmmoq Council of the city of Terre Haute, Ind., at their next regular meet' lng, Tuesday evening, October 7th, 1884.

For the grading, curbing and graveling of Fifteenth street, from the south property line of Locust, street, to the north chrb line of Chestnut street, in accordance With plans and specifications now on file in the office of the city clerk.

Proposals must be made on regular blanb form, to be had at the office ol city engineer.

Common Council reserves the right to reject any and all bids. By order of the City Council.

GEO. ft. GRIMES, City Engineer. OTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Potter Drag and Chemical Co., Boston.

officeof £he Trustee of Harrison township

wTTs nvnnriTi Ion before 12 o'clock m., Friday, October

SNEEZE!SNEEZE!|».'or siM f,^i,"rS.*.6S"s

Joseph Blake's gate and going west. Bids will be received for one half (14) or

~~h4 rwady tcrflv ofr^irn-1 mile. The Trustee reservea'the right

t^?ur I h^eptor reject any or all bids. Plans and specifications can be seen at the office of the Trustee.of Harrison township,

til your nose and eyes discharge ex- 1 eesslve quantities I of thin, irritating, watery fluid until your head aches, mouth and throat

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range nine (9)" west In the city of Terre Haute, county of Vigo, and state of Indiana, belonging' lo Abrens H. iiUken andK whereas, on the 8t.h day of Septem ber, 1881, the said Common Council ordered, that a precept Issue lo the under signed treasurer of said city for the col

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the said treas

urer, will proceed to make the same by levy of said lot. C. A.

ROBINSON,

for one

J. C. REICHERT,

Trustee of Harrison Township.

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ters. Old Soft, Stiff and Silk Hats CLEANED, COLORED and RETRIMMED and made oyer in the Latest Styles.!^

Satisfaction guaranteed or. no charges made. 802 MAIN ST.

Main 0reet fanby prices and ieSV^ yotft measure with

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FOR 15 CENTS!

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the

Proposals must be accompanied by bondIn the sum of two hundred dollars, ($200) signed by two disinterested sureties, as a guarantee that the bidder will enter into contract within five (5) days after the award is made. lOpes containing bids must dorsed With the name of the street, for which the tender Is made.

HE EIXPRESS

Will be furnished from this time until

DECEMBER 1, 1884

Grand Picnic

SHOE BUYERS.

General Mark -Down,

J.K. FISHER,

325 and 327 Main Street.

Hew Advertisements.

DO YOU KNOW

THAT

L0RI1LARO'S CLIMAX

FIJXJO TCBAOOO,

With Red Tin Tag, is the best? Is the purest is never adulterated with glucose, barytes, molasses, or any deleterious ingredients, as is the case with many other tobaccos. LOBtIiIABD*8

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Before Receiving Our Fall Stock.

We have marked 'down every pairRof Men's Low Cut Shoes less than cost. To parties in want of Boots and Shoes, we can savelyou money.

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Ladies' Toe Slippers, 60c,|worib*tl.00 Ladies' Cloth shoes,*S0o, worth.Sl.G0 Ladles'Button 8hoes.J1.25,worth $1.75 Men's Boots, 75c., worth 12.00

ALL

GOODS DOWN, DOWN.

Wejare offbrlngjthe remainder of our Furniture, Stoves and Qneensware stock at near one-half of their value. It must be disposed of in thirty days, as we are determined to clo--f up that line of our business, positively.

BngE LEAF FINE CUT TOBACCO

is also madeot the finest stock,and for aromatic chewing quality

second to

tie.

LORfLLARD'S SAW CLIPPINGS

take first rank as a solid durable smoking tobacco wherever introduced. LOBILLABD'g

lADIES

Who arettTed of cailoos that fade in sun, shine or washing will find the I O N IN S

jerfOctly fagtand reliable. If yon wantan tonest print,try them. Made In great variety.

SALESMEN WANTED.

Weareln want of a few men to socicit orders for the sale of Choice Nursery Stock. To men who can mate a success of the business we can give steady employment and good pay. (Previous experience in the business not essential.) Apply for terms with references to

L. L. MAT, CO., Nurserymen. Rochester, N. 1

Our specialties are New Fruit and Ornamental stork.

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IOOMIS & GILLETT,

DENTISTS.

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NEW COMBINED REMEDY.

S3S34, South west corner af Fourth an Walnut streets, Terre Haute, Ind. Teeth extracted without pain by the new patented process. All kinds of work done.

J.R. DUNCAN & CO.

WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Paper, Paper Bags, Ktttoaery, Twtasa. mtc'

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have been, used for over 134 years, and ar sold to a larger extent than any others.

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THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY

Its Political! History and Iaflaenea.?

SIR PROF. J. XX. PATTONI

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E^AJCiTTI3SrGH| HOUSE AND 8I6N PAINTERS I Special attention given to hard woodfin-S ishing With oil or varnish. tg EATON & JACKSON, 81 li Main St.,% 'in the Opera Livery Stable. Orders by maillwiil receive prompt attention. f„.

J. H.

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SOUTHKST CORNER MAIN AND THIRTKKNTH STRBBTB.

A select stock of drngsand tolletartlcies. Prescriptions aenrately compounded.

WBiaHT BELL at side door.

STAR LAUNDRY

NO. 077 1-A MAIN STREET.

Shirt, Collars, Caffs & hm Cnrtaiws DONK UP EQUAL TO NEW.

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Uet-prlcea at Zimmerman's, 648 Main, on Heating and Cooking Stoves and all binds of KITCHEN SUPPLIES

PILES! PILES!

Sure care by using DR VOLKER'8 never falling PILE REMEDY. Have made many cures in this city, to which 1 can refer those interested. ^Oity office with Barker A Alvey, ON *aln street. Home office Dennlson, ill.

Address all letters to home office. Your respectfully, L. VOLKERS

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Terre Haute Boiler Works CLIFF & CO., Proprietors. Manafacturers of Iron Tanks, Jails.BMOKA|

Stacks, Breeoblng and Sheet Iron Work.

Shop oa First SC. Between Walaat as4 Poplar,

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