Daily Wabash Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 16 August 1885 — Page 7

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the usual depression

time.

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of the Indianapolis

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ROCKVILLE.

pet*

The Work of the County Normal—A

LAWN

Fete. Etc.

Special Dispatch to the Express.

ROCKVILLE, Ind., August 16.—After

thorough and successful

work in the normal which

was

the public school building, the teachers' institute at the -court* room on Monday was opened with a large attendance, with Superintendent Elson as president and Miss Love Cross and J. D. Wilson,

sec

retaries. The work of the institute was begun with an interest and enthusiasm displayed on the part of each one, that fully indicated the success that was to follow. The preceptors employed to conduct the exercises were Miss M. H. Hink-

Messrs. Elson, Hadley, Ogden and Lewis. On Monday- evening Dr. Jordan, of the state University lectured at the court room, and J. W. Riley, the Hoosier poet," gave an entertaioment at the opera house Tuesday evening. These two gentlemen^ came under the auspices of the institute. On Wednesday evening the common school graduates of the county gave an oratorical entertainment, which

J. W.

the teachers were routed and

xaa

MISSOURI STEAM Washer

was

money. In

trinsic merit makes it a phenominal snccass-erery-where. For Illustrated clronlar and terms of agency address,

Brown

of Rockville, and Lincoln Wimmer, of Bellmore, as

referees. The first round

PUT to flight

by the mugwumps, only losing sixteen words and the teachers twenty-six. On the second

was

ordered that each side

stand up and as they missed a word to sit down. The trouble began and down went a mugwump. Then a teacher, and finally only two, Captain Clint Murphy, a mugwump, and John Hervey, teacher, stood monarch of all,and gazed,at the fallen heroes around them. The_ word "petalous"

he spelled petulous," not clearly understanding the word, whereupon Mr.Hervey swooped down on him like a hawk upon a chicken and spelled the correct word, amidst gceat enthusiasm on the teachers side. It was 11 o'clock before the spellers adjourned. The

tpelling-bee

all. and the court room

was crowded to overflowing by spectators,

was a

mugwump victory—

The Rockville fair commences Monday and lasts one week. Prospects are most flattering for the county exhibition. The

Pirke baniJ

music.

has been employed to furnish

IvSiibember

TO 22. The

the dates, August 17

many J^VTSM*ENCLS of

Joe. Harper, who left this four years ago, to make Indianapolis his home will read the following complimentary notice from the Indianapolis

delight. It says:

High school, George

jr., and Joseph

AFCD

hand,where

Herper,

have entered Harvard college. The former had been

SE^M

attendance at the

HigVechool only three and. a half years, and t&T. latter only three years. This would

to indicate that Professor

thjjy

There is a heavy grade leading down to the trestle from both sides, ana when A heavy freight gets down in this valley it sometimes takes it an hoar er two to get out again. The track is in such Condition that "a run for it" would Be dangerous. This state of affairs is now being remedied.

held in

'told, will

our High school could

do some things quite as well as more pretentious institutions." The Opera baud were driven to Bethany, Friday evening,in McCampbell's four

made the woods in that

vicinity vibrati with sweet music, the occasion being MAWN

fete given by the

Presbyterian church. Mr. Kumagai, a Japanese student ofc^ Vabash, was present, and delivered a

SHORT lecture

—Harry Hargrave mer resident back,,

on his

country, being dressed'JIJI native costume. The Marshall string band also assisted in the music. The refreshments were the PEST to be iosnd, and the treasure (F the church was largely

increasea

the fete.

WIS

YJJVILL

has bought his on Howard avenue,

happy to

£et

back to his first love,

move into it just as soon as

TH^D BY Mr. Frank Payne.

CEJ^Rockville

battery has re-

eucai*811 invitation to attend an GGPT^NENT at Jacksonville, Illinois,in

The boys have not yet de-

«800.— to DO. THE

arrived

artillery prize is

EXAMINOOUT 140

school teachers were

ty supeririday and today by the counaminatiojylent. This is a special exNormal^ those who attended the monthly ei. Institute. The regular weeks. -A.ation

will be held in two

to-d&lherd of blooded cattle

The

exhibit

Now my health

eat anything In the shape

and can sllKht-

the New Ross fair,

fair this year \attle at the Rockville cessors. 8toc*

Vtshine all its prede-

IUiuois,

Kenttw,*be

here from Ohio,

own state. all parts of our Lamb and Elizabte knots: Joseph T.

Coleman-and

AW.

Everett Abram

Whitman and.Ilitchell Daniel bert J. White

amypogleman

I bert J.

Gil

VTnius

est difficulty. I m.ost^cheeJ I h* \from Indianthere »re

0„ t^e^|and

leBwmouy, the wanu uuvoj suflerlng as 1 TP88-»nd

th pre8Crlbed

8t.

Ivy

May

14,1885.

Free from Malaria-

?ROGIEMIIUI «U-O-SRS-

n^.„Can|apdiia,"wheresheforV^ployed

hotel in

Friday about 11 clott years, di

mother's

died

residence on

mi) at

hefore. mother's residence ou m., at her

Her funeral took place

afternoon.

-SOL\ street.

Saturday)

MARSHAL!

Repairs

The

at the .Court From LlgUtnlng^^jj

Special to the Express. -fe Marshall, 111., August lb at the court house are^.

The."Su^!Si

es-

rooms was

.„,RTRAE0

SPECIFIC CO,

W. 23dSt. Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga,

cppQ's C0C0A.

trro ouuuri.

were

_TEFUL-C0IIT0BT1H 0.

gameot

afternoon,and

by keeplna our-

boiling water or

Grocers, labriedthns H0m«B0patlii0

R.«

TA^GMD

and the two rooms made into

was put

ADVLSE^^^L FLIE

new ro)m presents a

some appear

'86.1 days Express

.».«* feyjrs,S.

started

iok»

rnent the law expired~.

the

Chemists

IANDON. BSNKT»N1

J.B.D1TNCAN&CQ

DKAUIRS I»

?APET

Bags,

Statloas

ler of Oliver

Mrv*Twia«s,Kto

PK mSM.

mile and a quarter of steel

track is being taken

His HOIDE

Special to the Express.

was listened to

with pleasure by a large audience. The institute closed at noon Friday. Friday afternoon and Saturday were devoted to the teachers' examination. Thursday night thirteen of our citizens, calling themselves the mugwumps, undgr command of William Rnowles, met alike numh&of teachers at the court house in charge of Superintendent IJJSON and crossed words in a spelling match. The Hon. T. N. Rice was selected to Jpronounce the words from a common school dictionary,with

from the old

road between Tilton and

Westville.

only used for switching, and is being placed here. The fire company WAS out practicing Thursday night. The

yesterday morning.

was struck

EUGENE,Ind., August 15.—Theexcursionists to Chicago last Wednesday are returning,one or two coming on each train. The excursion is generally reported to have been a very pleasant one,

The Express reaches us a little^ irregularly—sometimes at 6

10:30 a.M. It

Jno.

T. Reiggins will

commence quarrying rock for the arched bridge contracted lately by the commissioners. He will take the rock from the quarry of Robt. Craig. This is thought to be the best rock in the county, The stockmen

•are

given to the captain and

Walnut Grove vicinity

making an effort to have

Personal Mention of Cities.

now

HOSE

out practicing xnursaay niguu boys made quick time ana the hose well handled. A poor paralytic by I naif WF Lucas died yesterday moral

was the

by lightning on

Thursday night of last week, and he

stunned by the same bolt. It is thought his death resulted from this.—*—There is a big picnic near Auburn to-day, and several people from here went out to attend it. Eddie Myers had a severe attack of brain fever Wednesday and Thursday, which nearly resulted fatally. He is now improving.

J. L. Riddle,

Mrs.

and sometimes

is very gratifying to

your readers at this place to be able to read the news about as soon as if they were in the city. The school teachers, having completed another week' earnest work, have mostly returned to their homes, to spend to-day and Sabbath with their families and xriends.

A. C. McGuire,

-railroad

stock pens, for shipping purposes, put up at their switch, as being much more convenient than driving to the junction. The Clinton' base ball club will play the Eugene club a return game on the 26th inst. There is talk of arranging for band tournament about that time or a little later. Dr. McMeen removed his family to Danville the latter part of this week. Miss Alice will teach in the Danville city schools. Thus Eugene looses one of her most respected families. She is also destined to lose another worthy family soon. Mr. Jacob Whltlock haf purchased property in Dana, and will remove thither

Journal with

"Two

recent graduates

a very short time, prob

ably as soon as possible after

THE close

are

not informed as to the place.—Mr.

J. C.

Peters is on the sick list to-day, unable to stand behind the counter,confined to his room. Mr. Fred

Kinderman,

we are

remove to town this fall and

allow his son Samuel to take charge of the farm. Montezuma. Special to the Express.

MONTEZUMA, August

15.—Paymaster

Mr. Nay, of the I-. D. & S. distributed the checks to the boys for July service on Saturday morning. A. J. McAllister, of Rockville, is canvassing for Grant's Personal Memoirs here and is meeting with gratifying success. Dr. Harrison has a kind-

hearted little son who fed his

fine buggy horse a large apple on Wednesday, choking the horse and now the doctor is $150 poorer in consequence. Mrs. Robert Smith, an old lady of this place, on Thursday last while crossing a cattle guard on the railroad, tripped and fell,cutting a gash on her forhead and severely injuring her otherwise. Orange blossoms are now blooming

olaces here and Express readers will enow who in a few days. The Rev. Father Coffey, has been placed in charge of the Catholic congregations here and at Rockville and will hereafter hold regular services at both places. Montezuma has at last found an editor and publisher who is able'to make both ends meet and make his paper pay. The Reporter started six months ago without a subscriber and has now a paying basis of subscribers and advertising. Though somewhat too spicy for all it is taking like hot cakes. The dwelling of James Owens, at Hillsdale, was fired by an incendiary at 10 o' clock on Friday night, and despite all efforts was entirely consumed. Loss,$600 insured for $400. No clue to the perpetrator.

campmeet

ing train is to be run by the

I. D. & S.

the Acton and Bethony camp meetings on Sunday. Prospects now are for a very large crowd.

Is It a Ghost?

Several residents and habitues of the West End are telling Btrange stories about recent ghostly visitations in the upper rooms of the St. Clair flats, the same being manifested by various strange and unearthly means. Lights have been seen to dance hither and thither before the Main street windows of the building, now"

has been found asserted that he

ON^PREAL,:

and other alter

^NISUIKABLE

VTC"S«RA^RL^WATATO'5I„

„ILE,1)E,O. H,

.. S„

This car and the six following, left the and were PILED

up in all

IM-

evening

was a steady young^ horse ran

Gorham

tte

D^^^LL^JCUIL»RTHULBIAY

yiearys DaunUess

THE

reeulting in

a a«e»

that section

'^Wmorethkn one oen-|*n SfaU from P"6-

who

heard

groans. It has not

The name of Vyet assumed sufficiently definite

whom tWtions to be worked into a blood-

man and his mother ag poTkeiB8 romance, and it is more than charge of murder was made, in oolice investigation will show that township, is Houton, not Henton, as to-

of the

Mr.

ell'S

MO-LL**'"•»"«.« *0* ?W

Edward Snider

out the formality of asking paying rent.

:r, '1 three weeks al.from Omaha velweaker and

AND wi VJ^WSWAY. Mr.

TLITTLE OFT,.

THE

occasion of the"U

Satur-

1 YD

me-1

CLATI

dance

Thursday

damage was

away beyon sini-p t_., -a-.« built, {v1i «ai has been has probatiy ductor and engu»««

infusioli

Phillips

THE EXPRESS, TEKEE HAUTE, SUKDAY, AUGUST 16, 1886.

SOCIETY FLASHES.

The Doings of the Social World in Terre Haute. 4-

Neighboring

Pergonal.

Brook Kramer is at Lake. Maxin kee. Miss Julia A. Clayton Greencastle.

was

Mrs. R. D.: ief sickness.

I£

Miss Callie McMechin, of Clinton,-is the guest of Mrs. Dr. Thompson. Miss Clemens, of Washington, D~ C., is the guest of Miss Cora Carlton.

Mr. Will Arnold will go to Galesburg, Illinois, this week

visit relatives.

Miss Mary

O'Neil,

of Merom, is visit

ing relatives on south Ninth

street

Mr. Andrew Drought returned from Lake Maxinkuckee Friday evening. Mrs. Slaysinger and daughter, Rose, of Ft. Wayne, are visiting E. Rothschild.

Miss Ollie Stuber,

Louisville, Ky., is

visiting the family of Mr. D. C. Greiner. Miss Alice Morison, of Urbana, 111., is visiting acquaintances on north Sixth street.

Mrs. Lyman Miller is lying senotlsl ill at her residence on south Fouri'th street.

Mrs. James Lyne went to Danville

yes

terday to attend the funeral of Mrs. Dr. Scott. Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Miller, of Gainesville, Florida,are at the Terre Haute house.

Paris Beacon: Miss Mame Huston,

the Teachers' institute, as they are entertaining a number of the teachers. Besides Richard and Miss Grace are both attending the institute. Richard, we understand, will teach near Dana, and Miss Grace is to teach somewhere, but

Terre Haute, is the guest of Miss Lou Miller. Paris Times: Miss Gertrude Byers,

Terre Haute, is the guest of Miss Cora Wilson. Greencastle Times: Miss Sarah Blaine, of Terre Haute, is visiting at Mrs.

C. A,

Baker'. Mr. A. Shaw has' been visiting at Springfield, Mo., where his family are visiting.

Mr. J. W. Cruft has gone to Green Bay, where his family are spending the summer,

Mis.

H. W. Ferrel,

Messrs. Frank McKeen and W. T. Beauchamp will go to Detroit and South Bend this week.

County Auditor Phillips, wife and two children have gene

absent

Mrs. Anna Lamb is lying dangerously ill at the residence of her sister, Mrs. J. J.

Bolton, on north Ninth street. Miss Kate Adair,

return froin Indianapolis

this week where they are

C. Duy. Misses Estelle

Maggie Hindrnan, Br. T. B. Rankin and George B. Leavitte. Vinoennes News: Mia Mamie Fink biner, who

was

WENTJFT] dence

Miss Laura Morgan is visiting friends at Lafayette an West Point. Mrs. Dias, of Paris, visited the family of Mr.

C. C. Smith yesterday.

dra

matic and comedy company, at present playing in Chicago, is negotiating to entertain the people of Eugene on the 25th, 26th and 27th inst. We are also told that Miss Alexanders combination want to return for one week about the second week in September,rendering the Two Orphans, the Planter's Wife and similar plays.

Will Kelly leaves to-day for brief visit to Gosport, Indiana. Mrs. Anna Patterson and Mrs. D. J, Mackey will go north this week.

the guest

Miss Carrie Duncan has-been quae ill* equipped for the excursion. JSN start to-day for Melrose,

this city.

Eugene,

from a

brii Dr. Robert Jessup, of Vincennes, is visiting

Miss Winnie Connelly is visiting friends at Spencer, Ind. Mr. R. L. McGrew and Maxinkuckee yesterday.

soft

Thuis for several

of Cleveland, Ohio, has

been in the city this week. Miss Lily Houston, of north ahalf street, is seriously ill.

of Topeka,

B. F. McKeen,

of Ferrell, Illinois,

is visiting Mrs. Dan Davis, on north Fifth street Miss Cain, of Middlesex, Pa., is visiting.Miss Katie Williamson, of south Seventh street

Nebraska, to be

a month.

Judge Buff has returned from Sullivan county and Illinois where he visited relatives,and friends.

Messrs. Thomas Anderson, Hariy Don* ham and John Patterson will go to Maxinkuckee this week.

The Misses Anna and Maria Hyland have returned from a two weeks'

visit to

friends in Ashboro, Ind. Indianapolis Minuter Miss Mary Jones, of Terre Haute, has returned home from a visit to friends in this city.

north Thirteenth

street, left yesterday for Robinson, Ills., where she will visit for a few days. Mrs. John Ellinger and daughter, Miss Mattie, of Charleston, 111., ARE visiting acquaintances on north Sixth street.

Miss Lizzie Mahoney, who has been the guest of Miss Tracy Feidler for the past week, left for her home in Paris yesterday. I

Mrs. Murray BR^GS, of Sullivan, Who has been sojourning in this city for several weeks, will return home .early this week.

Danville Commercial: Miss Bridget McCarty, of TerreHaute, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Sweeney, of west Green street

Mrs. Dr. Garvin, of Alton, Illinois, returned to her home, Thursday, after.a visit of three weeks among relatives and friends.

Miss Lena Weinhardt and Miss Amelia

Kussnerwill

yisitinjfMrs.

J. L. Stocking,

was

former occupants of the

A party of lying wandered like a bird at sea

family

McWhorter' Child. ccount of the death of of Mrs. McWhorter, rom the Decatur Re-

Louise, the infant nd Mrs. Dollie Mc-

\X'L^unday

morning

Uilli

alongside. The

track aginable shapes

south-

bound

at the residence and Mrs. J. H. Wood street, this ^G/16 days.'The ^O'VA ^TH indiges-

ac|

city

little

I tion, I

HUJfiir

Stfd

'Clara. Wil

liams are visiting at, the home of thf*.' uiDle, Captain Billingsley, near CA^fordsville.

of Boonyill' jfnd.,

ent a few days last week in

this week. They reside in

Terre Haute. Mr. D. E. Reagan,

Terre Haute, and

his invalid father, Edward Reagan, of Indianapolis, leave for Hot Springs, Ark., this afternoon.

Miss Katie Howard, of Indianapolis, who has been the guest of Mis.

Freedom, Ind.

Mrs. Henry Sachs and brother, D. V. Crow, have returned from Kansas, where they have been for more thsna month visiting. Mrs. Thomas, nee Britton.

Mr. J. T. H. Miller, of this

dayB,

retr^oed to her

home inTern Haute. Monday, nied by Miss Anna Thuis. Miss JPLLIE Cahill, of ,7 "in & Albrechl 'i is rioting -r.^enta in

I— _l sVsi C-. O X—

Kansas, to be ABWT-/?»/V?«IIR weeks. On herreturn JR. A.

^crfhpamed

by her

sister, she mends in St. Louis. Mr. has purchased Fred KUP^- V^ ?.4R' breechloading shot gun,

til.,

whena he will spend several days chicken hunting. Cherrvvale FanA Bnllatia: Miss Laura

Kessler,(

been suiting

Mrs. C. L. .DICKERAOOT returned to her home in Terra Haute,Ind., last Monday morning, via Kansas City. Miss

enjoyed her visit here, and made maay pleasant acquaintances. There was a surprise party at the WSI

Harrison Smith, south of the

city, Thursday evening. He received several

fine

presents from his lodge: fel

lows—Knights

was

of Pythias. The hpuse

welT filled and a pleasant time

was

spent. Ice.cream and oake were.

Kas.,

is the guest of Mrs. Carlton. Mrs. Simon Hirschler and children have returned from St. Paul.

served

the latter^ part of the evening. '*$&

Marshall.

Mrs. O. C. Colton is visiting in Casey, David Sanderson is visiting in Plainfield.

Abel English visited Cincinnati last week.

Judge Wilkin has moved his family to Danville. Miss M. H. Aydelott visited Robinson last week.

Miss Annie Martin spent Friday in Terre Haute. Rev. Hamill, of Pana, is the guest of his son Robert.

Miss Mary Devol is visiting relatives in in Sullivan, Ind. R. L. Dulaney returned home Friday from Kansas City.

Miss Addie Kester,~of Terre Haute, has been visiting here. Charles Smith is spending a

John Giffen, of Bainbridge, Ohio, is visiting relatives here. Mrs. WM. Goodwin,

of Terre Haute, was

over Friday on a short jpisit with relatives. 3&R8. Chris Deaner and children,

Miss Surah Stevenson, -of

THE «ity

the guest of Mr. and Mrs. P.

McArthur. Charleston Herald: Misses Katid and Blanche Smith are visiting Mr. Moder-

J. F.

Morrison, for several days, returned home yesterday. Misses Jeanette and Gertrude Darnell, of north Seventh street, have returned home, accompanied by Miss Anna Minich,

Miss Anna Wrenn gave a social in honorof her friend, Miss Mayme Logan, Friday night Miss Logan left for her home in Indianapolis yesterday.

City, was

elected grand treasurer of tin grand lodge, K. and L. of H., which has just closed its annual session at New Albany.

Mrs. Dr. Thompson and daughter ^Fannie, leave the first of September for Baltimore, where Mrs.Thompson will visit for some time and Miss Fanue wilt attend 4school.

Mr. C. F* Putmaa wiM leave this week

TWOFOR Canada,

miners, assaultib- V^ Phillips,

and

FTWM THBREI

BADJVEW York

of\

Warrants^

•ad children,

Terre Haute, visited relatives here last week. Miss Hattie Wolverton, of Wyoming," Ohio, is the guest of "Mrs. C. A. Pendunn.

Mrs.

J. E. Sanderson,

visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Lynn. Mrs. D. Y. McMullen, of Trenton, Canada,is VISING her parents,W* T, Martin and wife.

Misses Nellie Stephenson an^

Arbuckle visited in Terre Haute one day last week. Mrs. James Myers nsited her sister, Mrs. Flesher, of Paris, Wednesday and Thursday.

Misses Fannie,. Maude and Leta English,of Robinson,havereturned home from their visit here.

Frank Freeman, of Indianarfci^s, is working Pat Smith' barber snop during Charley' absence.

Charles Kalansa and Miss Katie Forbeck were united in marriage Wednesday at the Catholic church.

Mrs. Chauncey Lee,

was summoned

S. C. Older

Terre Haute,

home Wednesday

iiight

on account of the death of a relative. Mrs. Theodore Shipe was taken with

spasm Friday night,and for A_ time her life was despaired of. She is improving now.

and wife, of Danville, who

have, been visiting. relativea__herefor a. few -weeks, returned home yesterday morning.

N. T.

Martin and wife returned home

Friday from Trenton, Canada, where they hadbeen visiting relatives £for,several weeks.' .7

Eli Timman received his baclc pay amounting to $1,200

Wednesday, and

went to Effingk:.M. the same day. His family followed him, Friday. Charley Dulaney and wife went to Albuquerque,N.M., last week. Both are suffering from ill health, and are in hopes the climate will benefit them.

Whit Archer and Foster Martin re--turned home from French Lack springs, Ind., Thursday. They also visited Louis- ...

fepresented the American BRANCH of the family. '^4

RockvUle

Michael Staunton, Judson'S journalist, was in town Tuesday.

Bruce Carr, of Indianapolis, was in the city Wednesday and Thursday. Fred Stith and AL Siemens will probably teach school this coming "winter.

Miss Eva Bon Durant, of Wadiington, Ind., is vi-

lving

her cousin, Miss Ida MC-

Kay. D. Vance, our gentlemanly T. H. & L. agent, has been in poor health for several months.

Walter Maxwell

hiu

Harvey Mahan's drug store. He will work insurance. Mrs. Jerre Brown and son Harry are visiting*

WiUiaia^-Foleawidn.agul.

Mrs. H. E. Palmer, a Crawfordsville lady, will spend fair week with J. F. Sidener'S family.

Miss Emma Allen, one

will

4(0

and visit his parents. He will

TO Green Bay and accompany Mrs.

for the\ tnam home. Bloomfield Democrat: Mrs.

nearly n..

prospects neter

bettef

FDR

tian. Miss May Quick, who has been attending the Connty Normal and Institute, has returned to HA eame in Clinton.

E. G. Wilson,

township trustee, looked in upon the county institute Friday afternoon. Miss Carrie Low, of Whatchur, Iowa, is a guest at Recorder Cord' mansion. She will spend several weeks in Rockville.

Miss Eugene Wagoner,

will not return to Rockville and teach in the public school this winter. Miss Love Cross will have charge of the room taught TY Miss Ewing.

S. D. Puett and family,

with Mr. Marsh and family,

Dr.' Robert Morris,

its

few weeks

in Vermillion^ Ohio. Mrs. Geo. Whitehead has been quite ill for several days past.

Mt. Carmel, is.

visiting relatives here. James Hill and daughters have returned from, Vermillion.

Mrs. Hugh Reynolds went to Charleston Thursday^ for a few days. WM. B. Hodge and family are taking a pleasure trip through the north

Miss Emma Musbawn arrived at home from Worth, Cook county, last night. Miss Grace Boyd, of Wheeling, West Virginia, is visiting relatives in the city.

A. C. Shattuck and John Harris, Ten* Haute typos, were over Wednesday

visit. Thomas Pearce and family are over from Sulliyan, Ind., on a visit to relatives.

Mrs. Gertie Majors^ recently widowed, arrived here on Wednesday and will make hex home with her parents here.

John Link, one

Mobaghaa'S

of Danville,

was

Laara

Sharon

town since she has received her buggy. Miss Anna Boore, one of Terre Haute'B charming girls is visiting Clara Johnson,

Mrs. Dick Scott and children visited at M. W. Scott' while Dick was in Chicago.

Mrs, Rogers has returned to St Louis. Matthew will remain until the 18th

D. C.

Sbnnyside,

Florida, is visiting her aunt,Mrs.Thomas Bfown. Miss Stevenson came over from Yorkshire, England, two years,ago and has been in Florida ever sinc^, engaged in some church work. The late Thomas Brown was

HE mother's brother and he

an offence.

RHEUMATI8M, GOUT AND NEURALGIA ARB generally cauwd

sVmptoMs flatuli

quit

clor&ing

This

a good

of Montezuma and

ifchibi-

stunning

teacher of Vigo county,-was here Friday and attended the institute with ot' educators.

Ed. Daniels, of Indianapolis, passed the week with his parents, J. J. Daniels and family. He is one of the leading young attorneys of the capital.

MBB Lydia E. Wolfe, one

Kpailer

of Terre

Haute'S teachers, attended educational doingB AT the countjrtnstitute this week. She will teach in Florida township.

The Hon. J. H. Lindley, Jerre Brown, M. G. Christian and David Strouse are back from Illinois, where they have been hunting prairie chickens since Thursday. _Miss Maggie Ewing, of Columbus,

of Going West

to Colorado or New Mexico for pure air to relieve Consumption, is all a mistake. Any reasonable man would use Dr. Bosanko' Cough and Lung Syrup for Consumption in all its first stages. It never fails to give relief in all

Veal calves

Hogs.

the I. & St L. rail

road boys, spent last week visiting his father here, returning to Terre Haute on Saturday.

Amongst others who attended Mrs.

funeral at Terre Havfte last

Tuesday, were Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Foley of this place. Our popular raihoad agent, W* E. Werkhisfcr,

amongst those who went

to Rockville last Tuesday to hear

Riley, the Hoosier

Case,

J. W.

poet

an old

toldieiu

and long

one of our best citizens, is NO^BY reason of ill health traveling in the interest of rolling mill machinery and left foMouthern Indiana on Thursday. I

Clinton.

Mr. Robb and son Marshall are visiting in Bainbridge, Ohio. Mrs. McClain is slowly convalescing. Her daughter, Mrs. Yount, is here.

Zua Bogart is the happiest girl

inLittle

this month. Miss Lulu Allen is visiting in Terre Haute. She is the guest

of her

sister,

Mrs. Geerge Grimes. ThitrMtees Nora Katzenbach and Lyda Prater,-of Terre Haute, visited in this city the, first of the week.

Johnson started for Kansas, Mon

day night, but

he missed the Wabash

TRAINEE returned home and took a

fresh

start Tuesday moiping. One of the most enjoyable features of the season occurred

at'the

residence of

W. W. Scott. A suprise

was

flowing, and all went merry

aj^

ville and Cincinnati during sgnce. Mrs. J. D. Schweitzer and Mrs. Cornelius Schweitzer,of Blue Mound,Macon county, are in the city visiting relatives and mends. Both formerly lived here. The latter named lady is a daughter of Joseph Allison.

given to

Matthew in honor of hiB twenty-first birthday. The house

was

filled to over

as a

marriage

bell until near on to midnight. Gertie and Dollie know how to entertain.

VARIETIES.

a**

eye of the California law, star

ing at a lady

by urea

eocy, une

A moisture,

lady,

near "Wiveland. Miss Allie Burnett left for home in Terre Haute, Wednesday, aim ao extended visit here.

of Terre Haute'A

^VT^TERS,IS THE company

viliians MB* Ne# Ross. Chris. W.

C. C. Leek

of Terre Haute,are visiting

families of

H. S. Slinkard

of Mrs.

Frank ......<p></p>St^dttwiB IL^ERT J.

Pyffe

Brown, of the Globe printing

house,Terre Haute, made

busineas call

to his customers hen Saturday. Will J. White, secretary of the fair, is the busiest

ma«

and

Mo*

IQ .(OVFR BE W7 *11

the

blood, and it is* one of the special properties

Dr. Richmond's Samaritan

Nervine to eradicate all these disorders.

The house in which General Grant first saw the light had only two windows. -43*

Try

Yourself.'

IQ^NOI I

The proof of the pudding chewing the/tring^ but in having an opportunity to try the article yourself. Cook A Bell, the druggists, have

—.—•

likej»en,piration,

itching, after gettin

very disagreeabl warm, is a very

a^ected»

allaying the intense

UcEung,

Iowa's Scandinavian vote is about fourteen thousandl^its German vote about

andf^1^ A

#ENE the

onlyf ltock-

cases of

A splendidly won

in company

office

Green

field, passed two days of the week just gone camping out at Pine Hills, hear Waveland. They had

OATS—Weak

the Masonic lecturer

and holy land explorer, deliveied one of the moet instructive and interesting

lec

tures at the Opera house Thursday evening that a Rockville audience has listened to for many years. His talk was on the Holy Land,

inhabitants, mode of liv

ing and Everything pertaining to that country* Saturday afternoon he delivered a private lecture to

their families. AT night A private lecture to master Masons only.

Hontetnma.

Mrs. Simon Cox is visiting her Bisters in Elsworth, Vigo county. Attorney Sawyers, of Newport,

6 323^

insfter

was

here on business Thursday morning. Mrs. Mary Blue spent several days

Terre Haute last week visiting her sister residing there. The Fagan Brothers, of the I., D. & S., spent Sunday

home with their families

at Terre Haute. Frank Cumberland and wife visited his father and other relatives in Crawfordsville last Sunday.

Mrs. R. M. Lowry returned here on Wednesday from a pleasant visit to her tfoughter at Dona.

Mr. and Mrs.

Wm.

J. Downing arrived

home on Wednesday from an extended visit to Mt. Vernon, Ohio. The Misses Maud and Mabel Lutes went hometo Indianapolis, after a pleasan| tweeks' visit to friends here.

Coughs,

Colds, Bronchitis, Pains in the Chest and all affections that are considered primuy to Consumption. Price, 50 cents AND $1. Sold by Cook A BelL

The court of pardons of New granted 100 pardons

governoHpweek,

more than the

-anted

years. ..

Children Teething.

The mother finds a faithful friend in MRS. WINSLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. 25 cents a bottle.

Agricultural labor in the southern states has depreciated less in the last twenty years than in any other part of the country east of the Rocky Mountains.

fitted-

tablished

up club room for

fashionable shionable women gamblers has been

THE MARKETS

CHICAGO REVIEW. 1F 5- I

Onnuao,

An«ost

FLOUB—Quiet

delightful time.

J. R. Watts, representing the Collier Publishing company, New York, whose branch

and unchanged.

WHEAT—Weak,

and active speculative list

August, closing at

82%@88c

bid October,

is at Terre Haute, has been

selling Dickens' and living's standard works here. He is the most pleasant agent that ever visited our town, and has met with good success.

86}£e

bid No.

No.

NTF.

spring,

75&676c

No.

Sred,

8L@86^O.

COBN—Tolerably

hourj

steady after the first

August dosing at 46bid September, 45%C October, bid.

large receipts August closing

26J^C

Beptembo-,

No.

24^C,

2, 24

seUers.

BYE—Easyand

lower No.

September,

olosing

lava

^OLEDO.

and

WEAK

No.

cash, August

91}^c

No.

cash and

EABLT HO0SE 8TOCK TABB8,

?WR

Good to choice shippera

Fair to medium

Common

Bulls.

6 00

a free

trial botfcle of Dr Bosanko Cough and Lung Syrup for EACH and every one who is afflicted with Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Con pump tionor any Lung afiection.

widow in Harrisburg has beaten the record by elopisg with two coachmen.

Oura for Piles.

Piles are frequently preceded by

aseqse

in the back, leans and lower using the patient

oftrwefcht »art of the abdomen,

AT'

to suppose he has some amotion of the hbaring organs. At times, on are present, as of the stomachy ete. _I—R

kidneys or

cntiovlal tor postag#.

producihg

getting

attendant at 's upon the oUimors,

and afiectixu

a permanent cure. Price, 50 cents. ADdress, The Dr. Boeanko Medicine OO* Piqna, Ohio. Sold by Cook A Bell.

never before equ^ed

its present daily record of marvelous cures and immense sales.

are not msrrying 4 married

New York editors actressis aSy more. One who has marri An aotiaflt nai ftaa chiidMn.

6 60

8 26

WILLIAM OLirr. J. H. OLIVF. C. N. CLIFt Terre Haute Boiler Work? CLIFF & C0^ Proprietor*.'

Shop oa lirstBt^ BetwsM Walpmt sad Poplar, TX&BB HAon, m. 'Repairing promptly attended to.~ca

WASJLUNSTON

4»-

POSTOFFICE DIRECTORY.

Office, No. ao Soatb Sixth Street.

OPTICS HOUBS*-^'

General Delivery from

as-

8 60

•MUnn-haT* IMn cnroL IndBBd^q^trtJBgUmjfUln

^ri.f

CIRU WHERE *se in^imek-. & gkwaii

ANDREW R0ESCH,

SAW

7:83 a. m.

a, m. until

9:40

BOTH—Bvansvllle

Wo October,

2. 57.

FLAX-SEED—Very

steady

$1 28.

HESS POBK—Dull

$9 15@9 27^

and steady cash,

September closing

October,

$9 22^@9 26.

.LABD^-Dull

and unchanged cash,

steady October,

BOXFID MEATS—Quiet

Masons and

dry salted shoulders,

rib sides,

$4 15Q4 80

UIUTW,

&30

TOLEDO, *0., AUGUST^IS.—Wheatr-Qoiet

untl

7^)0 P. M. Lobby and Stamp Department, from 7:30

8K)0

Jersey or SIX in two

p. m.

Money Order and Registry Office, from 8:00 a.,M. until 5^X3 p. m.

On Sunday the officer* open from

until

10A.

T. H.

m. No money order or reg

ister business transacted on Sunday.

HHIM CLOSE,

KKA8T—

Indianapolis 12

nighb,L£noon,1:40P.m.andeastthroughand

8^0

I. station,

6$0

a. m.Railroad,.way

and

1:40

I. 8T. L. R. R., way station, li night and 8D0

Toledo,

"Wabash A

WEST —8t~

Western, east

of Danville,

111., 11:30

p. m.

Louis and through west, night, 9:40A. m. ana£40P. m. Vandalia

K. R.,

way station,

a. m. and

es-

at Long Branch.

.40

p. m.

I. 4

St.

L.R. R.

way station,

iiitaois

BOTH—Ohteaxo, 111., 8:4U A

16,1888.

-R

Chicago

T. H.

spring 88c

red,

9:40

Midland, way station.

e^JOa. VJ/ Toledo.m.

Wabash

Western, west

OF DANVILLE,111.,LO:15 P.

AI.

CHARLESTON,111.,(THROUGH

EOUEH),

NIGHT

MATTOON,111.,

Louise Chandler iifoultdn, Edwatf EverqtfJ Hale, Sasan Warner, JoaqniB Mlh^r, Francis Mace, Mrs. Abby IiortwDiu*

A$2.00B0flK™»?5CENTS.f

Rose Terry Cooke, Celia Tbaxter, Lacy^Larcom, Rose Hawtborae Lathnp..

Sketches and articles upon noted persons and places,departments for moihets for children ane

AND

if.

34 3^

a* ana t(Q chill.

FrtiiNa,

LOCK & GUNSMITHING,]

SCALE RKPAIKING, Etc.

Canal Street, North of Main.

I ckU

BLAINE, and LOGAN, beau^llyf bou4d and profusely lUnsti-ated ^4

Lives 3 of all theifresidoiitF from Washingtofl down

•ysft-

PAGES

The WEEKLY EXCESS for one year ami this ELEGANT ONLY $1.50. This makes the cost of the book only 25 cents. Owing to the large size of the took ami the low price it which it is of« ered, parfTSs desiring it will please eaH at the office or nmit 78 cents ao

«UMKAI-4HW MUSATEIC 3*^1 *FC I -1^. J. S

SSHSOt FOR YOUNG LADIES

3t it'.'

WTAHLIBHSD, 186B. DHOOBPOBATBU, 187*. Mandaotuea aad

Oealan

(THROUGHPOUCH), 12

NIGHT -I Pans, 111., through poueh) 12 nlgnt

Kklfijp.

Kas tern

Illinois,

way stations,

8^0

KSFE

a. m.

Danville,

I1L,

through pouch),

10:16

September,

84C

ft Lomnspo:rt

R. R. way

stations,

99}fc

52»

a. m.

Rockville, Ind.,( through pouoh), 3^0jp.

Northern Indiana, Northern Ohio and Mloblgan 12

night

1:40

p. m.

and

and stations on

Worthington

Pralrleton, Prairie Creek,

atf917K

$6 20Q

and

and about steady

8 D0

soft, 98c. Corn—Dull and lower}-

cash and August,

and~S8FT^ember,

47c. Oats—Lower

August,

26$£c.

and August,

Clover—Qoiet: cash

16 26

asked.

tween

oattle^ market doll and

Light supply dining. Good choice shipper.

T. H.

A E. R.R-, 12

night and

1:40

p. m.

ana stations on

short

$5 42%@5 47J

short clear sides,

$6 9065 96. WHISKY—Steady $116. BUTTEB—Unchanged creamery,

16gl9c

ay i0K@iio.

FI. A8. F. R. R.,2:30P.

EAOKUIW.

Qrayavlllo

and Fairbanks—Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, 7:00 a. m.

omr DKUVIBT.

The Oarrlers leave tWOBhem tot delivery and collection, over the entire city,6:46 A. M.

M..

Over the portion of the City: M5 a. m.,LLbusiness a. m., 2:00 p. m.T IDO p. m. and 4HX) p. m.

The mail

is ooUected

8 and 9

from Btreet Letter

Boxes on Main street, from First Twelfth streets, north on Fourth to Chert« ry,south on Fourth to Walnut and south on First to Poplar,and on Ohio between First and Sixth,every week day between

a. m., BETW--"

and

tween 12and

p. between

7 JO

and

Ail ou jxes are ooUected

twice a day.betwe* hours of

10A.

m.,anabetweh

7 :SU

4 0 0

to medium...,.

4 00

and"?

4 6 0

8 80

4 26

8 20

8 26

2 60

7» and

J^OANDSOOP.-M.

On Sunday

the

Office is open from

o'clock a.

M.,

and

their mall can call at the window deelg-

by the number of their

earrler.

aiudsy collections over the entire city

are ilLadebetween

4^0

and

6^0

THE

p.m., and

biialnesB

PAGF

Of the

etty

O'CFUU^.. JOHN F. REOXT

WHY IDLE?

THE COTTAGE HEARTH

Cows and calves or Springers.

8 00

2 60

2 75

80 00

40 00

a beauti

fully Illustrated magaslne,costing only 11.60

a year and publishes

wc-UATB^uchandstories

poems by the best American

yeadln:

for

muslo,

Sabbath

vocal and instrumental prize

pussies, fashion

fancy work hints

on floriculture, and valuable tested receipts for household use. The publishers desire local

every town, to

VTR'

A E N S In

wtom

liberal pay will

be given. An experienced canvasser oan earn from

830

*40

man or

a week. Any smart.

weman

can do well. Bead at onoe

for free sample copy and terms to agents«

THIS OOTTAGK BKABTH CO., Boston, asn.

W. H. HASLETT, IB Soutb rink stmt

JNDRY,

WO. 677 1- «AIN 8TREKT.

Shirt, Collan,Ceffs & hntortim, DONS CP O NBW. LudlM* and Family Washings

ln.theS«orMlHeart*

Bleislita,

Phcenix Foundry Machine Works

Illinois.

SvsrytU^t

BeUtfag to

Machiery Power, Cast and Wrought Iron Wotk/

IDilKDfi PMirai ATBWB W

to 23$ North UN# St, Near Union Oeptf, Tent Hwit^ M.