Daily Wabash Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 4 October 1884 — Page 4

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CROWDS SPKCIAL^OFFERINC

Dress: Goods

DEPARTMENTS

Acknowledged by all the Ladies as being the finest display of Silks and Dress Goods ever shown in the city.

"The Stewart Family"

Black Silks,

(Our Great Success for the Past Twelve Years)

NEVER FAIL TO PLEASE.

Prices $1.00 to $2.75 per yard. EVERY YARD WARRANTED.

j.. We Offer at 1 .OO 3e $1.25 The Finest Line of

COLORED SILKS

Ever Shown in this Market.

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Ex-Governor of Missouri,

Will Address the Citizens

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AT THE—

WIGWAM,

THURSDAY EVENING,

October 9.

Come out and hear this Great and pia-

tingulshed Warrior speak.

Escorts, White Hat Brigade and Veterans will be out in full foroe.

The Davis Family Will be Present.

Ladies are Especially Invited.

WANTS. ETC.

ACVXBMBUUim IN THIS OOtUlCH TIU ™wnVK CENTS PER LINK gti HINSERTION. NOTHINGBKOKOKKS

TB AN FIV* LINES. NO DI800UNT ON com TIMS ADVXKTISXMKNT8. AS the amountsare small payment Is required iw advance.

WANTED.

WANTED—DA}

SPBCIAIj OTOHSR.INC*

BEAUTIFUL SHADES, AT S&ses 3Per Yard.

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Silk Dress Velvets

17 DIFFERENT SHABES, AT

$1,25&$1.88 PerYard.

Nonpariel Velvets,

BLACK and COLORS,

BO Oents to $S.OO, The Finest Velveteens in the World.

Dress Goods,

"PARISIAN NOVELTIES," "PLAIDS,

French and English BROAD CLOTHS for Tailor Made Suits. SVBralds to Match-SB "CORKSCREWS." "BERBER SATINS,"

"TRICOTS." "FRENCH CHEVIOTS'" "MYOSOTIS CLOTHS."

A Visit of Inspection Invited. SAM PLES.M AILED.

O E O O & O

51 8 &520JULAUST ST.

We invite special attention to these very desirable goods just opened. They are two yards wide, choice colors, very superior quality and at a remarkably low

They are now In vogue for window shades and portiere draperies, besides their customary use fur piano and table„covers.

TABLElOOVERS

Upholstery Goods in Great Variety. NEW STYLES

RAMIES, RAW SILKS,. SPUN SILKS, FLUSHES, LACE CURTAINS, TURCOMAN CURTAINS, COR-

NICE8 & CURTAIN POLES

TEKRK HAUTE, IND.

BEND FOR

CATALOGUE AND RICE LIST.

Telephone Connection.

REPUBLICAN RALLY!

HONORABLE

Tbo^CTleteMr

Klegant ira.ll Stools, of CARPETS, WALL PAPERS, OIL CLOTHS, MATTINGS, WIN

DOW SHADES.

LOOKING GLASSES, MATS & RUGS AT .Popular Prices.

IS. IMC. WALMSLEY'S.

T©rr© jEtCsmi'LQ C»SLi ]p6't'

Awalags, Waterproof Horse and Wagon Coven, Hummocks, Ciuvas- Cots. Mitreaaei ana Bedding.

JOHN HA1XBY,

FOB SALE.

FDally

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SALE—Clean newspapers, in bun. dies of SO or 100, 35c ft hundred, at he Express office.

MOB 8AXE—At a liberal discount, order for 870.00 to apply on "Alias" Engine. Inquire at this office.

noB SAXK—Mall boxes, for the recep1? tlon of mall matter, newspapers, etc. Something everyone should have. Box, yith padlock and key, only 7oc. Apply at this office.

FOB RENT.

OB KENT—Two rooms at 509 N. 8th street. Inquire on the premises. Li'OR BENT-Pleasant front room in a good location and neighborhood. Address H. M. S., this office.

^OB KENT—A suite of rooms over 034 Main street. Water and gas. Inquire of D. W. Watson's Son, 634 Main street.

POR BENT—D veilings Nos. 316, 318 and 328 N. 3d8tr, and 218 N. 2d 8t. room I, BeachV block.

LOST—A

boarders at 912 Chest-

nut street.

WANTED—A

good kitchen girl. Apply

at 6*4 Cherry. MRS. P. 8CHLOSS.

WANTED

A good girl for geueral

housework. Apply at 232 S. 5th.

ANTED—Lady clerks. Apply at once W ®t Foster's dry goods and carpet honse.

WANTED—Girl

to do

general houseSeventh street.

work, at 915 south

Bring references.

ANTED-A good man to g",luU a rood paying business, with (1,000 iKAdares« A. K., !»06 S. 4th.

capital

Wwoman.

ANTED

WANTED-A

Ironing and

housecleanintr, by a competent German Apply at 1305 a. eu

washing,

jr'n to do generalhouse-

work. Must come with reoommendatlons. Apply at 1317 8.6th St. competent nurse "girl.

WANTED—A

Appl^ Immediately, to R8. DR. VANVALZA.H 730 S. bth St*

WANTBD—Agent

wanted In every

town In the Dnlted States to sell the Hassenohr patent cow-proof gate latch. Address Hassenohr, Reynolds & Co., 805 Bortb Second street, Terre Haute, lnd.

Apply to

J. D. EARLY

noa KENT—House of 4 rooms on S. St. Good wood shed, well and cistern. $8 per month. Inquire at No. 409 Onl S:

iiy 4th.

yOB BENT—The brick house on the corni of 6i and Oak streets. Possession given at once. Call on

CHARLES B. BROKAW.

LOST.

white and liver colored pointer

pup. Return to Union Depot Hotel anil be rewarded.

AGENTS WANTED.

$350

PER MONTH.,

Salary and Commission to competent business man

ager for this city (or stale) Agency. Responsible Company, business practically a monopoly, rivaling the Telephone. •500 cash reqolred for •1,000 sample outfit. Staple goods. No bonds. For particulars address, with references,

THE NATIONAL-CO.,

21 East 14th St., New York City,

For the Championship of the City

BASEBALL!

The following game in the Local Cham pionship Series will take place A.T THHI PARK

Sunday, October 5th. ONGRESS CORNER

ROCKETS.

Game will be called promptly at 2:S0p m. The best of order will be maintained. Admission, 15 cents.

Indications.

WASHINGTON, D. C., October 4, 1 a. m.—For Tenneessee and the Ohio valley: Generally fair weather slight changes in temperature light variably winds, generally southwesterly,

Dunlap's latest, and all the Fall Styles of Hats now ready at "Sykes' Hat Store," Main street. _____

OTTir IN BRIEF.

Troy color and the new. elastic finish at Hunter's laundry. as*®5Owen, Pixley & Co. have just received an elegant lot of fall neckwear,

Henry Tate is laid up, the result of being kicked by a horae. John Wykoflfs team ran away,"in the East End yesterday, demolishing wagon.

The board of health has ordered the St. Clair fiats to be thoroughly disinfected.

The new Troy elastic finish prevents collars from breaking, when folded, at Hunter's.

Don't forget that grand free lunch" and concert to-night, at Mont's, 1103 Main street.

Work of improving Chestnut street from Seventeenth to Nineteenth street began yesterday.

Wm. Taylor, an expert laundry man from Troy, N. Y-, has charge of Hunter's laundry. Goods laundered in the famous Troy style.

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The A. H. C. dab met last evening at the residence of Mrs. Lessings, on sonth Fourteenth street.

A trump was arrested by the police a few days ago who boasted he had not earned a dollar for five years.

The ladies of the Congregational church will hold an exchange this afternoon in the church parlors.

Mayer's New Nickel cigar, warranted Havana filler. Asencv at postoffice lobby. Tell your friends about it.

Master Raphael, the champion boy skater of America, at the rink to-night, also at the matinee this afternoon.

Deputy Prosocntor Taylor and wife entertained their friends Thursday, it being their wedding anniversary.

A dance was given Thursday evening in the hall over Faust's grocery, corner of Seventh and Lafayette streets.

The sale of stamps, stamped envelopes and postal cards at the post office last month amounted to $2,870.31.

Samuel Lockard was fined $10 and costs for selling on Sunday, yesterday, and acquitted on the charge of selling to miners.

The stone columns to the doorway of the new court houBe on the Ohio street side have been placed in position and make a fine appearance.

Wm, Grooms, John Leek, Theo. Mullins and John Donovan were fined $1 and costs each in Justice Lockman's court, yesterday, and failing to pay were committed.

The "Little Joker" took a pleasure party up the river Thursday. The boat got stuck on a sand bar, and in the excitement one of the men fell overboard. He was hauled in with a grab-hook.

A lawn festival will be given at St. Agnes hall this afternoon. The girls will wear their gymastic suits, which are blue flannel sailors, trimmed with white braid and dumb-bells worked in the collar.

The paper miil is now in full operation. The first sample of wrapping paper was made Thursday, and some of it is now in use by our merchants. It is an excellent quality. E. R. Wright & Co. received the first sheet.

The warfare between the Links has quited down. Old man Link was rush ing around police circles a few day ago complaining that Belle Link had kicked him in the stomach, and that he was badly injured. Since then noth ing farther has occurred, and it is to be presumed that Belle has succeeded restoring harmony in the household

PERSON All. m-

Mrs. Geo. Palmater, of 502 South Fifth street, is sick. Mrs. Zach Drake, of Ft. Scott, Kan is visiting here and in Marshall.

Miss Dennie O'Dair, of Indianapolis, is visiting relations in the city. If you want to hear good music, call at Mont's, 1103 Main street, to-night. Fine lunch from 8 to 1?.

MisB Edith Goetz left yesterday afternoon to visit friends in Indianapolis, Cincinnati and Greensburg.

Mrs. J. W. Murphy, of Trenton, J., is visiting her sister, Mrs. T. B. Glazebrook, on South Eighth street.

Dr. J. E. Dunbar, oculist, left for Vincennes this morning, on a profgs. sional tour and will remain there for couple of weeks. He will also visit several other points where he has many patients anxiously awaiting his coming.

BASE} BAIili.

The

championship Game at To-Morrow, The Rockets having defeated the High Schools and the Congress Corners the Hard Hitters, the winning clubs will play at the park to-morrow afternoon, the game to decide the local championship for the season of 1884 The teams are equally matched, and as each club is determined to win, the game will no doubt be close and ex citing.

"Rushing the Growler "What do the boys mean when they say they have been 'rushing the growler a father asked of an Express reporter yesterday. "My boys, when they come in late, tell me they have been 'rushing the growler.' Has it anything to do with the campaign?"

Poor, innocent old man. When the boys want to "rush the growler," they geta mng, send one of their number af. ter beer, and sit down in a secluded place and drink to their heart's con tent.

Taken Suddenly 111.

Yesterday while ex-Senator Bich owsky was sitting in Wm. Lotze store, of which he is assignee, he was taken suddenly and violently ill, and but for prompt assistance he would probably have died. He was better yesterday evening.

LETTER IjI ST.

List of uncalled for letters remaining in the Terre Haute postoffice, county of Vigo, state of Indiana. ., Saturday, October 4.

LADIES' LI8T.

Brand Miss Phebe McLaughlin Marie Crews Carne Price Minna Day Miss Lottie Russell Miss Mary Guynn Miss Laura (2) Rapley Mary E Haywood Mrs Jno Scott Miss Libbie Hurley Mrs Tillie Smith Anna Jones Miss Belle Stultf Miss Louise Martin AnnaL 'Woods Elizabeth Morrow Sarah Zahniser Miss Maggie

QKNTLEMEN's

LIST.

Allen A Kirkham Jas Andrews Albert S Klein Laurence Bain Sam'l :^Lamb Robt E Bellas LH -s' Lathrop Berrille (IB Lundey Geo Balton Frank 'i Manny Jno Boomer Carl ,7 Mercer Rowman ^Metager Prof Chenowith Wm E McDonel Chisler Jacob =g|lfe?^sM.cKennen Tobias] Cheever S A i$ %. ^FJNasse Clark -^Overton Collins Jno tCj- Partride E Durell A Vi&S Robinson Fen ton Frank GentleR W Hane Ed Haslett Johnson Hepler 8

Jaa

'. '#^SimniinBer JE 8imps»i Joe Stanfielrf Chas

Stevens Frank

Howe E ij Stevens S Howell Jno

Strack 4 Angell

Hunter E Temple Harry Hunter Vreatin Jos Hylmid Martin Walt* Manford Jones Frank Wilkinson Harry Keller Wood Jno Kendrick Jno Wyeth Jackson

YeagerHH

Pnraons calling for letters advertised in the list will please say "advertised" and give date. J. O, Josss, P. M.

Terre Haute Commandery No. 16, Knights Templar. Stated conclave this Saturday evening, at 7:30 o'clock.

GEO. E. FARRINGTON, E. C.

Call on Riddle for Kansas excursion tickets. A fall and complete line of fine toilet soaps at all prices, at Somes' pharmacy.

Go to KansaB with Riddlfe, on Tuesday, the 7th, and take in the Veiled Prophets and state fair, at St. Lonis, if you desire.

,/?J ^gNotice.^

THE TERRE HAUTE EXPRESS, SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER i, 1*84.

W. 11. Floyd, architect, 129 Ohio St

Fresh and pare spices for pickling perposes, etc., at Somes' Pharmacy.

Smokers will find all the leading brands of cigars, at Somes' pharmacy.

W. H. Floyd, agent for W.'T. Barbers wrought iron fence, 129 Ohio Bt.

A handsome lot of combB of all kinds and sizes at prices to suit at Somes' pharmacy.

Plenty of time to go to Kansas, with Riddle, on the 7th, and return before the elecction.

Prescriptions filled with accuracy and dispatch at SomeB' pharmacy, north east corner of Sixth and Ohio streets

M. S. Durham will sell at 2 o'clock to-day at the Court Houso ten and onehalf acres of land on Hnlman street between 9th and 10th streets. This land is valuable for gardening purposes and will be sold very cheap.

Grand Concert

And a fine free lunch will be Berved up to-night at Mont's, 1103 Main street. Come one, come all. L. MONT.

Private Boarding. 1 J. W. McDonald has established first-class private boarding-house at 220 south Fourth street. Splendid meals at low rates.

Card of Thanks.

We wish to thank the ladies of Hnlman's Hpice mill for tbebeautiiulfioral offering at the funeral of our darling Nsttifi

MR.and MRS. JAMESMODRELL.

Pi lineH's Prospects For a heavy business this fall is good Pinnell is the man who makes the finest sausage in the world. Pinnell always keeps the very best of every thing in the way of meats.

Great Attractions. You will find at 644 Main street Terre Haute, a line of flue golc watches and a large variety of silver watches that must sell at auction tonight. Come one and all, and secure great bargains.

Wanted

All perRODs wishing employment by wlrich they can make from $2 to $8 per day on a small investment, call on or address DR. WILLIS & BRO., 328 Main street (over Marshall's Music

Store), Terre Haute, lnd.

Open for the Season. Leo Werner's Oyster Parlor—most popular oyster house in the city—is now open for the season. Werner serves only the very best and in all styles—nobody gets up abetter dish

OPERA EXCHANGE SALOON, North Side Main, bet. 4th and 5th.

Grand Mass Meeting will be held to-night at 1103 Main St. when addresses will be delivered by leading speakers, both Democratic ana Republican, on the merits of the fine free lunch that will be served up from 8 to 12 o'clock, with a grand concert. Music by Kester's string and brass band. Come one, come all.

Woman's exchange at the Congregational church at half-past two. Cakes meats and breads of all kinds.

School children will find a nice lot of slate sponges, all sizeB and prices at Somes' pharmacy, northeast corner Sixth and Ohio streets.

The Great Sale.

Now is the time to purchase Fine Jewelry of all kinds. Ladies' and Gent's gold and silver watches and all kinds of castors, cake stands, fruit stands, water and ice pitchers, tea setts, Rogers' knives, forks, spoons, etc., to be sold at auction to-night and continue every day and evening until all are sold. Rare bargains. Come one and all. C44 Main street, Terre Haute. GIST & RYAN, -, Auctioneers.

bavin

As smallpox is within twelve miles of our city, it becomes my duty as secretary of the Board of Health to order all persons more than one year of age to be vaccinated and revaccinated. It is the earnest wish of the board that this order be strictly complied with, as many have been exposed. Remember that this embraces all persons more than one year of age, previous vaccination excusing no one.

JOHN R. CRAPO,

a.' Sec'y Board of Health.

St Veiled Louis Fair and Propshets.

The Vandalia Line has now on sale, round trip tickets to St. Louis at only one fare. Tickets good to return until October 13th.

Trains leave Terre Haute at 10:07 m. 2:10 p. m. and 1:17 night. Parlor cars on the 2:10 p, m. train and sleeping cars on the 1:17 night train.

Only one fare for the round trip. For tickets and other information apply to T. B. COOKERLY,

Ticket Agent Union Depot

GEO. E. Farbington, General Agent. §t|g

WHAT WE GENTLEMEN WEAR

Styles in Gents' Famishing Goods Almost as Changable as a Woman's Hat.

On^f the largest and most complete stocks of gents' furnishing goods in the state can be found at Ford & Owens. This firm has devoted a great deal of time and taken great care to select for their patrons everything desirable in this line of goods. It is not, as some may suppose, a small matter to stock up this kind of goods as great care must be taken to get styles, shapes, colors, Bizes and always keep a full assortment on hand. Styles in gentlemen's furnishings are almost as changable as the much talked of "woman's hat" and the live merchant must always have the newest thing out One might suppose that the large merchant tailoring and clothing business done by this firm would take too much time for them to pay much attention to their small goods department, bnt this ib not so. The gents' furnishing department is in charge of a clerk whose business it is to keep the stock thoroughly up and the proprietors themselves spend much time in purchasing and arranging these goods. Ford & Owens' underwear department is in itself a large business they carry every description of these goods fiom the cheapest to the very finest. Other goods including umbrellas, collars, cuffs, cuff buttons, shirt studs, pins, shirts, ties, scarfs and, in fact everything a gentleman would wish to wear can be found in endless variety.

Want to know! Did you ever see sich a stir up an' a goin' on about politics, rich gals a marryin' hack drivers, banks a bustin' up an rich like. We are sartinly a havin' a heep of amusements this fall an' I reckon we ought to be happy, but law sakee it does eeem to me that the only true happiness is in havin' lots of vittles to eat an'

that as is good. Some folks as

I know says the way to be happy is do rite, be piousand trust in Hevin* an' I spect there's sumthin' in that too, but I'm kinder onstiddy on religus pints' but 1 do beleeve hevin' donethe handsome thing when it give us this world with its store of proviBhnns and materials to work an' weeve an' the White Frunt andEd an' Will to keep the best of everything in the grocery an' frnit line always handy for us an' we ought to be thankful an' do the very best we can do right. Thats my religun an' I mean to stick by it an' if I can do it, I ain't afeerd but what I'll git op the golden stairs without misBin' a step. You will find at the White Frunt this mornin' the follerin delicacies for your Sunday dinner Dressed chickens and duck, smoked beef tongue, celery, oysters, lemons, oranges, choice Michigan apples, Kelly Island grapeB, California grapes, creamery and country butter, sweet corn, quinces and many other things too numerous to mention at the White

Front Grocery. E. R. WRIGHT & Co.

Indisputable Fasts. You have here the advantages of selecting from much the largest, best, itiost comprehensive and reliable stocks of men's, youths', boys', and children's clothing, and furnishing goods, etc., to be found in this city. We save our patrons one profit by retailing at wholesale prices in all departments our vast trade is the resultrof this fact, and our ability to offer this inducement rest on the sure foundation of onr position ae extensive manufacturers of clothing and jobbers of furnishing goods. We cannot, of course, begin to do the Bubject justice within the limits of this advertisement. If you would realize what ample capital, long experience, an advantageous po sition in the woolen market, modern methods of manufacture, etc., can ac complish to secure to the consumer variety, excellence and cheapness of product. Satisfaction guaranteed or the money refunded.

OWEN, PIXLEY & CO.

ED. ROACH

HAS FOR SATURDAY

Ocean fish, Halibut, Steak cod, Sea bass, Fresh mackerel, Flounders, Oysters, Can and bulk, River fish, Buffalo, MuscalungB, White perch,

Also Fresh

Lake fish, White Fish, Trout. Yelow salmon, Black bass Rock bass, Herring, Pan fish, Game, Prairie chickens, Mallard ducks, Teal ducks,

Frog's legs, Celery from the north.

MILLER'S "MASH"

On the People of Terre Haute was not Brought About by any "Dude" Ac- p® •i tions of His,

Notice.

As smallpox is within twelve tailes of our city, it becomes my duty as sec-1 retary of the Board of Health to order all persons more than one year of age to be vaccinated and revaccinated. It is the earnest desire of the board that this order be strictly complied with, as many have been exposed. Remember that this embraces all persons morel than one year of age, previous vaccina-1 tion excusing no one. ...

JOHN R. CRAPO,

-j.r Sec'y Board of Health.

P. J. KAUFMAN

is."

-HAS-

Delaware Grapes, Catawba Grapes^ Mp Salem Grapes, g§

Kalamazoo Celery, "Jamaica Oranges,

Hubbard Squash, Dressed Chickens, Dressed Ducks,

Lima Beans, Egg Plants, Honey,

Pears.|

COAL! COAL!

EATON & STEVENS,

Successors to F. P. Brewster, are pre-1 pared to furnish a superior quality of I Brazil block, anthracite and other srrades of coal at prices as low as any in the city. Call for prices before buy-

ing yonr winter's stock. All will receive prompt attention, and yard 321 North. Thirteenth Telephone call 327.

orders Office street.

James M. Dlshon and no oth«r Ooes forth In haste With bills and putc, And proclaims to all erection,

Men are wise who advertise. In the present generation. Office 516 Printers'avenae. Patent White Paste tor sal*.

Present

For a limited time only. Every parchaser of one ponnd tea or more, will be entitled to a present, all teas firstclass Moyunes (not Ping Suey's) and at bottom prices.

Sixteen pound of white sugar for $1. W. W. OLIVER.

Ladies' and Gents' wear of all fabrics cleaned and or a neatly repaired satisfaction guaranteed.

H. F. REINER, 655 Main St.

FUN!

Music tills Morning at Foster's Dry Goods

Store.

Failures of Wholesale Houses Have Forced Their Stocks into the Auction

Rooms in

York

FOSTER'S NEW YORK BUYER BUYS HEAVILY.

On Sale To-Day 2,000 Yards GoodGinghams at 4

s®

a yd.

1,000 Yards 12 l-2c. Gingham only 6 l-4c

But Simply Because He Five Cased Heavy Gan

Labors Early and Late,

And with remarkable success, which is the best of it, to get what the people I want and have it fresh and nice. Call on him for poultry, new vegetal choice fruits, staple groceries, corner Ninth and Chestnut.

ton Flannel only 5 Cts per Yard.

Big alues, Blankets, Shawls, Flannels,

Goods.

Concord Grapes,

Delaware Soft Peaches, Cape Cod Cranberries, ew York Counts,

Damson Plums, Red Plums, Watermelons.

Cantelopes, Apples,^

Jersey Sweet Potatoes, California Quinces, Michigan Tomatoes,

3sr

ENORMOUS STOCK OF CARPETS.

f./'

Bajes of Heavy Sheeting

Worth 8c at 5c.

^I'fJ:

Cloaks

for all Prices

Very Low During This Sale.

Best Black and Colored Cashmeres at Low Prices. 8?5- .•

is the Time to

Buy Your Winter Goods.

REMEMBER SPLENDID GINGHAM 4c. WORTH 8c.

Also Entire Stock Best 12 l-2c Gingham 6 l-4c.

FOSTER'S

REMOVAL I

lUfrs. It. A. Hastings Has removed her Millinery business from 423 Main street to 652 Main street. Will have new goods In a few days.

fSTT ANfl-

Th«

never think of visiting another. WHA' HIBITS.

Safe, Sore and Convincing Proofs

That the Decided Bargains sold by us last week could not be duplicated in*any house in the city were given us by the crowds which came and eagerly purchased the grand bargains we offered. To those who have not secured some of these wonderful offerings

Would say: COME AT ONCE AND

BROS.

6ET

ARE ALL GONE.

MYERS BROS.,

Conductors of the Oreat BANKRUPT CLOIHIVCISALG,

Oor. Fourth and. Main.

BOSTON STORE.

THEM BEFORE THEY

We have just received a large invoice of

BLANKETS

AND

COMFORTERS

Which for quality and price are unequaled and worthy the attention of every housekeeper.^

—ALSO—

A New, Elegant, and Attractive line of LADIES' and GENT'S Plain and Fancy Bordered

Haiiderchiefs.

O N E I E

Walker, Trankla & Anderson,

0O4 STREET.

LARGESTJSH0W IN THE WORLD,

There Is on the broad earth no Royally, Transcendentally Magnificent Exhibition save the

BAf^NUM & LONDON SHOWS

erre Hsc-utTI f,

Tuesday^ Oct- 7th"l jjj§

EXHAUSTLESS CATALOGUE OF FEATURES.

ROYAL 8A€RFJ WHITE ELEPHA^

.TTTTWRn 40PEBF0BMI5G ELEPHAHTS- ONLY ELEPHANT C0KXDIA1T. «J UJUJ5U

AMEBICAK-BOBN BABY ELEPHANTS.

Real ltoman Races, Ran In Earnest and for Cash Prises. Score* of Dens of

Wild Beasts. Only Traveling Museum of Curious Sights.

STALWART CHINESE GIANT. MAJOR ATOM, The Elan Man ADMIRAL DOT, Midget, Aotor and nude.

And 3,000 Marvelous Human Carlos. Gigantic Kthnological Congress of Savacea Heathens and Barbarians, Nautch Dancing Girls, etc., etc.

3 Great Kings, Mammoth Elevated Stage, Hundreds of Performers, and 80 Acta" Every Exhibition.

Bewildering and Gorgeous Procession

From the Grounds Dally, at 8:30 a.m.

More Men, Women, Children, Horses, Chariots, Lairs. Loose Wild Blasts. Trained Animals, Fine Harness, Jewelled and Gold Trimmed Wardrobe, Roman Glint and Glamour, Cunning Surprises, Sun-Eclipsing Magnificence, Dazzling Uomousnaa#v and Matchless Splendor than all the other Shows in America combined can produee 12 DIFFERENT KINDS OF MUSIC IN THE PARADE.

Stupendous Menagerie of Loose and Led Animals

In the Street and in the Oriental Entree under the Tents.

Hundreds of thousands of moral and religions people attend this exhibition who

OTHER DOES THIS.

5,000 Excellent Opera 6halrs. Good Seats for

MATTOON, (Ilia.) MONDAY, OCT. 0. LAFAYETTE, (lnd.) WEDNESDAY, OCT. 8.

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Kara

TEVER IT AlfVERTISES IT ALWA*S EX-

For the especial accommodation of those who desire to avoid theorowdson the grounds,

RESERVED NUMBERED CHAIRS

can be purchasedlit J? Q? Batten

Bookstore atthe same prlc« as at the ticket office at the tents, and general admission tickets at the usual gllRht advance, the days of exhibition only.

ao,OOO

General Admission, 50 Cts. Children tinder 9 Years, 25 Cts. RESERVED NUMBERED CHAIRS EXTRA. TWO EXHIBITIONS DAILY. Doors open at I and 7 P. M. Pertormance commences at 3 and 8 P. M.

People.