Daily Wabash Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 2 December 1885 — Page 3

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POWDER

A bsolutely Pure.

This powder never varies, a marvel of parity, rtrengta and wfcoic somen ess, More economical than the ordtiary kinds, ftuloia.iot be sola in CorapetUi nwith the mnlMtuieol' low test, short lghtalum or phosphate po wders. Sold nuhiin cans.

ROYAL B\KIN« POWWROO., 106 Wii! ptre.T, .\i Yorfc

MARVELOUS

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DISCOVERY! Poeitirely Removes Bone Spavin.

BL^BOMSPHM •r Oorb, Zn 48 Honrs.

Without Pain, or Sore. This to the Greatest Wander of the Nineteenth Cen. tary «ntonigilng, a it does, th« entire Tat erinaiy world

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Send

tire1 I*rlce, $2. Large Boxe% $3.

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SPAVIN CU#

Sent to toy addreaft on receipt of price. Dr. GUT CHECIHI, 80& 82 East 14th St.

New York.

XI. S. D» OO, PATENT MOLDED

LA ROSE COR8ET8

These Copsets are molded, and are /warranted to 'retain their fine form and finish no matter how long In use. 'They will not stretch or break oyer the hips, and ore .of such exquisite shape as to enable the wearer to use one size smaller .than of any ordivnary corset. '\These Corsets

Acan be re1 turned by the purchaser if not found

Perfectly

:\ft, Satlsfastorjr in every ree-

and its price refunded by seller. Hade la a variety of styles and sold everywhere at poptt jar prices, from 75 cents upward.

LEWIS SCHIXLB A CO., HanuPrs, Heir Twft*

EPITHELIOMA

OR SKIN CANCER.

For seven years I suffered with a canoer on my face. AU the simple remedies were applied to alleviate the pain, but the place continued to grow, finally extending Into my nose, from hlch came a yellowish discharge very offensive in character. It WHS also Inflated, and annoyed mo a great deal. About eight months ago was in "Atlanta, at the .house of a friend, who so strongly -recommended the Ure of Bwift's Specific that I determined to make an effort to procure it. In this 1 was successful, and began its use. The Influence of the medicine at first was to somewhat aggravate the sore !ut soon the inflammation was allayed, and I began to improve after the first fewbottles. My general health has greatly Improved. I am stronger, and able to do any kind of work. The cancer on my face began decrease and the ulcer to heal, until there is not a vestige of It left—only a little scar marks the plaoewheie it had been. I am read^o, answer all questions relative to this oure.

MRS. JOICIB A. MCDONALD.

Atlanta, Ga', August 11,1885.

I have bad a cancer on my face for some years, extending from one cheek bone across the face to the other. It-has given me a great deal of pain, at times burning and itching to snch an extent that it was almost unbearable. commenced using Bwift's HpoolBcin May, 1885, and have used eight bottles. It has given the greatest, relief by removing tbe inflammation and restoring my general health.

W. BAKUKS.

Khoxvllle, Iowa, ftppt. 8, 1885.

For many years I was a sufferer with oanoer of the nose, and having been cared with 8. S. &., I fsel constrained by a sense of duty to BUIV ring humanity to mate this statement of my cas*. With the fourteenth bottle tbe cancer began to beal rapidly and soon disappeared, and or several months there has been noappearance of a sore of any kind on my nose or face, neither is ray nose at all tender to the touch.. 1 have taken about two dozen bottles of 8. a. S., and am soundly cured, 'and I know that S. 8. 8. effected the or.re after every known remedy was tri»d and had failed. ROBERT SMKDI.EY.

Fort Gaines, Ua., May 1,18 5.

had beard of the wonderful cures of Hwlft's Speoiflc, and resolved to try it. 1 commenced taking It in April. 1X81. My

?he

eneral

health was much improved, yet cancer, which was In my breast, continued to g®w slowly but surely. The bunch grew ^kn1 became quite beavy. 1 felt that I must either have It cnt or die. fiat It 'ommcuced discharging quantities of almost black, thick blood It continned hea.ing around the edees until February, when It was entirely healc-d up and well. BETSY WOOD.

Cochesett, Plyfiionth Co., Mass., July 18, -1885. Swift's Specific Is entirely vegetable, and seems to cure cancers by forcing out the impurities from tbe blood.

Treatise on Blood and skin Diseases mailed free. THK SwrrT SPROTOTO

lanta, On.

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1 Send 10 cents postage, and we will mall yon free a royal, valuable sample box of goods that will put you in

tbe way of taking more money at once, lug else J,n America. Both ages can live at home and time, or all the time- Capl•ed. wfe Will start you. Impure for those, who start at iON & CO., Portland, Maine.

tban any sexes o.r work in :nl not inens»i once. 8'

CANDEE

Rubber

BOOTS

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DOUBLE THICK BAIL

Ordinary Bobber Boots always wear out first on thebalL The CASDKK Boots tAiek on the ball* md give

DOUBLE WEAR.

JfoateeMMMtMlrub* ber Boot fatbe market. Lasts kogSI other booti PRIOS NOHIQHKR. Call and I amine goods.

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NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES.

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Special to the Express. PAKIS, 111., December 1.—Quite number

Parisians are in attendance a

the fnoeral of the late vice-president's Indianapolis to-day. According official orders the postoffice here will closed to-day from 12 until 5 p. m. The Young Men's gymnasium was for mally opened last evening. The arrangement for the different athletic exercises are well made. The reception room is nicely carpeted, and furnished with card tables,piano, andother amusements. TL, rooms were well filled Wiethe members and -their friends and they enjoyed themselves immensely with mane, etc. Dr. 'Mweelman pet formed a very skillful operation on the foot of a young man by the name of Buckard that is pronounced by physicians here to be a very successful, as well as a scientific operation.. The operation was performed Jast Saturday in the presence of all of the regulars of the profession re»idiBg in the county. It was the taking out of the foot of a dead bone located in ihe heel. The patient is improving rapidly. Dr. Musselman is a young physician nd but recently a resident oi this city, ut is placed in the front of the profesion as a surgeon.

LOW BRIDGES.

rho Government Engineer Looking After tbe Lotr Bridges oa the Wabasli.

It seems that corporations and others "ontroilfng bridges across the Wabash I'ual are in any way a hindrance to navigation have received notice from A. M. Miller, major of corps of United States engineers, notifying them of the fact, and that I he obstructions must br. removed. The Lafayette Courier mentions that the county clerk, of Tippecanoe county haf been notified that the two wagon bridge*

I that point are obstructions to navigation, and that they must he raised or suitable draws put in. There are quite a number of wagon and railroad bridges between Terre Haute and Lafayette that have no draws and are too low for boats so pass under. The controllers of the bridges have been notified that the Wabash is a navigable stream, and that the structures are obstructions to navigation, The following is the act on which the government engineers base their orders:

SEO. 8. That whenever the secretary of war shall have good reason to believe that any railroad or other bridge now or to be hereafter constructed over any of the navigable waters of tiie United States, tinder authority of the United States, or of any state or terrritory, is an obstruction to the free navigation of such waters, by reason of difficulty in passing the draw-opening or the raft-span of said bridge, by rafts, steamboats or other water-craft, it ahall be the duty of the said secretary, on satisfactory proof thereof, to require the company or persons owning, controling or operating said bridve, to cause such adds to the passage of Said draw-opening or said raft-span, or of both said draw-opening and raft-span to be constructed, placed and maintained, at their own cost and expense, in the form of booms, dikes, piers, or other suitable and proper structures for the niding of said rafts, steamboats, and other water-craft, safely through said opening or span, or both said opening or span, as shall be specified in his order in that behalf and upon failure of the company or person aforesaid to make and establish such additional structures within a reasonable time, the said secretary will proceed to cause the same to be bailt or made at the expense of the United States, and shall refer the matter without delay to the attorney general of the United States, whose duty it shall be to institute, in the name of the United States, proceedings in any Circuit or District court of the United StateB in whioh such bridge, or any part thereof, is located, for recovery of tbe ooet thereof and all moneys accruing from such proceedings shall be covered into the United States treasury. Provided, That no greater sum than $15,000 shall be required to be expended upon any one bridge in a single year provided, further, That snoh sum of money as may be necessary to execute the provisions of this act is hereby appropriated out of any money in the treasury of the United States not otherwise appropriated, to be paid on the requisition of the secretary of war.

RAILROADS.

The Official Changes of the K. St T. H,— General and Personal. Mr. W. D. Ewing was yesterday installed in his position of general superintendent of the E. &. T. H. Mr. Walter J. Lewis, former freight and ticket agent at Evansville, has been appointed secretary and treasurer. Mr. A. W. Harwood, former chief clerk of Mr. Lewis, is now promoted to the position of freight and ticket agent at Evansville^#^

Change of Station Agent.

J. W. Bledsoe, who-^as been night operator of the E. & V. H. at this point, has been appointed agent of the T. H. & 9. E. at Clay City, succeeding G. F. Loring. The change was caused by the necessity for an operator at Clay City, now that the wires t*re up. Mr. libring is said to have been a ^ood agent but he was not an operator. r.f it ».y General and Personal

Mr. G. H. Prescott is in Chicago to-day. The ball given by the employes of the Vandalia shops was a financial success.

The Vandalia poured 3,000 passengers into Indianapolis yesterday and the day before. The morning sraip carried 7QP.

St. Louis Globe-D§j^^ j: Peace has ita price. It costs the ^, York Central jast $2,000,000 a year*^to restore the non-competitive state of local and through transportation that existed before the West Shore road was built, that being the sum that it guarantees as interest to the, West Shore bondholders. But then perhaps the new purchase will help earn the money.

St. Louis Globe-Democrat: Jn the United States during October there was a total of 123 accidents, in which 36 perBOUS were killed and 134 injdred an inorease of 18 accidents, as compared with October of last year, but a decrease of 3 killed and 38 injured. Ther ten months of the current year to theVft'd of October show a total of 1,047 accidents, 257 killed and 1,279 hurt an average per month of 105- accidents, 26 killeJ aad 128 injured-

THE COURTS*

WT1

Superior Court.

Aquila Laverty Is a farmer of Parke county, appears not' only to be a muchprosecuted man, but, moreover, according ^to his affidavit, fil^d yesterday is. the %lerk's office of.thiscounty, seems toiaVe an idea that the citizens of Parke oounty, to use a common expression, are determined' to "do him up." He has therefore secured a change of venue from Parke to

Vigo county in the following cases. Richard Shepherd vs. Aquila Layer, vs. Aquila Laverty, Walter Bpai Michael Hicl Thornton vs. Aquila "Laverty, and'Wiley Craiff vs. Annil* T.S»VAI*1 V^

Sparks icks VB,

Aquila Laverty, Jas. Tj. ..

Craig vs. Aquila Laverty. Circuit Coort. After adjournment this court will convene to-day. The criminal docket will at once be taken up for consideration, m.~J~

Transfers of Real Estate.cbard H. Fesant a wife to Charles H. l'i??rce and wife, lot 7» and part of lot 75, Sa.^ ford,1 for $1,000.

JtS^f^ Murr^* a63 wife iot&rlsib^ pher Mvi- '.-iy, 10 acrerSn section 13, Net vios town.-Sip, for $25&

Ricbard Dahlen and wife to Marlon B.ilue, lot 7 subdivision of 44 acres »id 2 n-ds. i" S»,o00.

M"ri«n Atl.-un Tressell, kt"7 iu lion's* N!.frii*ii(»n jif 44 acres and 2

TWLtiJUtXJi

-ods, and lot 2& in Nathaniel Preston, jr.'s abdi vision, for $3,400. Richard Dahlen and wife to Marian ialue, let 29 in N. Preston, jr.'s subdiviuon, for

ROUND ABOUT.

Rav. C. H. Little, of Danville, Illinois, his Thanksgiving sermon, made no reference to the death of Vice President Hendricks. He afterward said, "I confess, that in the hurry of preparation on Thursday morning, I had not read of nor heard any one speak of his death."

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Marriage Licenses.

John H. Pfeiffer and Anna B. Hice. Wm. W. Ray and Lizzie Davis. Newton Williams and Susan Jones. Franklin Adams and Athenis Bryant. James M. Todd and Nannie All well. John Harmon and Caroline Seifiert

The Oommissionei

Mr. Asa M. Black, commissldiSF-elect from'the Second district, will take his office next Monday. On that day Mr. Dickerson will also take his seat. The board is now composed of two members, Mr. Roedel refusing to act.

MARRIAGES.

Tbe Marriage Returns During the Month of November. The following are the marriages returned to the secretary of the county board of health during the month of No vember:

Name and Resilience. S Age. Adolph O. Harming, Terre Haute.. .. 80 Sopiah Euhlman, same...... 23 Bernard H. Otten, Springfield, O 81 Mary M. Both, Terre Hante 26 Benj. D. Akera, Pierson township Isora h. HandrickBOn, same 17 Thomas J. Tryon, Vigo county 27 Mina Benton, same 17 Allen Heady, Pierson township Cora Smock, Vigo county 19 Joshua Hartin, Vigo connty 89 Emma Archer, same 80 Edward Rinehart, Otter Creek 26 Ollie Nice, same.. ...... 22 Chauncey M. Cooper, Vigo county 22 Cynthia B. Siner, same 20 A. F. Winn, Terre Haute '. 86

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Belle Compton, Prairie Creek 19 Harry B. Oilman, Terre Hante 24 VirginiaB. Feltus,Terre Haute 28 Wilton T. Sand ford, Biley township 80 Etta Littlejohn, ffasonville, Ind 21 Levi H. Bogard, Terre Hante 45 Mary Fagg. same 86 Wm. A. McCrae,- Youngstown 40 Sarah J. Allen, same 28 Stephen B. Keaton, Prairieton 86 AnnaBalf, same 81 John M. Tenney, Madison, Wis Graoe Teel, Terre Haate

Thomas Manahan, No. 32 Montgomery street, Hudson, N. Y., two years ago was given up by his physicians. He was afflicted with dyspepsia and obstinate constipation had lost forty pounds in weight and was edridden invalid. He commenced taking Brandreth's Pills in doses of five, four, two aad one. Then he took two every night for a month, gained eight pounds in weight, and was able to attend to business. He took two pills every night for the following six weeks, and was entirely cured. Jj

VARIETIES. Ji

In London the sold for $350.

other day a bullfinch

If you experience a bad taste in the mouth, sallowness or yellow color of st3n, fe-' stupid and drowsy, appetite unsteady headache or dizziness, yon are and nothing will arouse your action and strengthen up your like Dr. Pierce's ,'Golden Medical ivery." By druggists.

of Dalton. Mass., has

H. A. Burton, made

,000 gallons of cider this fall.

INLY KNOWN SPECIFIC REMEDY

ros Epileptic Fits is Samaritan Nervine. "I had Epileptic Fits for sixteen years," writes John Keithly, of Principle, Md., "Samaritan Nervine cured me." $1.50, at Druggists.

Mrs. Frank Gilman, of Hollis, N. if., has made a quilt containing 9,794 pieces.

We shonld economize at all times, but more especially when times are close. Observe the purchases of your thrifty Neighbors. More substantial benefits can be obtained from a fifty cent bottle of Dr. Bigelow's Positive Cure than a dollar fettle of any other cough remedy. It is a prompt, safe and pleasant cure for all throat and lung troubles. Sold and endorsed by all druggists. tdftW

The French doctor who sent poisoned game to a rival, "by way of a practical joke," has been sentenced to eight years' imprisonment with hard labor.

Sore tor PdM.

Piles are frequently preceded by asenst of weight in tne back loins and lowet urt of the abdomen, causing the patient to suppose he has solme afiection of the ltidneysor neighbaring organs. At times, symptoms of ndigestion are present, af flatulency, uneasiness of the stomach, etc, A moisture, like perspiration, producing a very disagreeable itching,' alter getting warm, is a very common attendant. Blind, bleeding and itching piles yield at ouce to the application of Dr. BoeankoV Pile Remedy, which a$ts directly upon the parts affected, absorbing the (amors, aliasing the intense itch i*g, aad a permanent cnr«i 60 oente.-sc dw- s, The Dr^ Boeanko Medicine

afifectii* ite.Tc Aaf ine

Wy QjqIF# B®11'

COXXOJT UEIU XM LAFAYKRX.

Lafayette, Ind, shares, with twent other citieB and towns in the

States, the distinction of after tbe great French patriot

Indiana

Itepns of M«w» From Western and Kastern Illinois. The council of Mattooa ha? passed an ordinance prohibiting the burning of pil ar gasoline lamps in places of busii after the same have been closed for the night The city fas had two narrow escapes from fire lllely, due to the explo sion of lighted lapips left in business houses over night.

This great benefaction, however, is not one which rejoices this particular Lafayette alone, but it has been given to other Lafayettes as well, and to the world. Athlophoros ia the magic remedy which drives away rheumatism and neuralgia, atid Lafayette- has only shown its characteristic enterprise in recognizing the new cure's many virtues. Among those whom it has benefited is Mrs. Francis Heath, of No. 79 Ferry street, an old resident and the mother of banker Heath. In answer to one who recently called on her to learn' the facts in the case she gave this account:

I have had rheumaticpaina in my feet for a number of years. They affected me at times so that it was with much difficulty that I could walk, especially in going down stairs. Athlophoros was first recommended to me by Bishop Bowman. I did not get it at that time, but kept trying other medicines. It was again recommended to me by a lady. I then sent for and bought a bottle. I took a dose, and it seemed to me as if I could feel it go through my system until it came directly to the sore spot. It felt just aa a little stream of water looks when during its course it comes in contact with a pebble. One or the other must give way. The water may run around the stone, but that was not the way Athlophoros did. It did not go around the pain, but drove it away. The relief was almost instantaneous. While I am getting along in years and cannot expect to get rid entirely of these pains at once, yet a small dose of Athlo-

phoros in a little cream—the way in which I find most pleasant to take it—relieves the pain immediately."

Mr. Baldridge, who is in the real estate and insurance business at No. 9J South Third street, and who lives at No. 17 North Sixth street, happening to be .passing while Mrs. Heath was speaking, she called him in and he gladly told how he had been cured of rheumatism by Athlo phoros. "I was just about to start down to nv office one morning last winter," he saic, when a terrible pain took me right in the hip and then ran down the sciatic nerve as quick as lightning. It was with much lain amd distress'that I managed to get iown to my office at all. My business being Buch that it was necessary for me to be at the office every day, I was obliged to hobble along and get there the Best I "Could. I suffered for some time in this way, trying all kinds of remedies, but nothing seemed to check the disease until I commenced using Athlophoros. The first four doses gave me relief. I only used one bottle, and am perfectly well, as you see me now. I have never had any return of the pain since I took the Athlophoros."

M. J. Sandford, same 8? Albert S. Ligbtner, Prairie Creek 26 Lucy Little, Prairieton 17 John Stineman, Terre Haute 20 Margaret Fox, Biley township 21 Morgan Cornell, Linton township 24 Lilly M. Thompson, Biley township 19 Wm. Taylor, Vermillion oonnty 20 Laura B. Jenkins, Vigo county 22 George F. Dougherty, Jacksboro, Tex 48 Bath Pierson, Terre Hante 47 Samuel Williams, Terre Haute. 37 Caroline Bindt, same 22 John Selby, Greenville, Tex.. 29 Engenie Debs, Terre Haute 29 8amuel P. "Miller, Vigo county.^. .21 Louie Myers, same 21 Wm. D. Davis, Terre Haute 22 Clara B. Case, same 17 Alfred Cobble, Terre Haute 86 Sarah Wishard, same. 86 Theodore Strain, Terre Haute 87 Josephine Grace, same 27 Geo. P. Ktmmel, Terre Hante 56 Laura A. Betcher, same 32 John B. Lowe, Audubon 29 Olive Larkin, Terre Haute 26 John Frazier, Vigo connty 50 Maggie Jordan, same 86 David Zerweck, Terre Haute 30 Fanny Merry, same 22 Wm. F. Waldeck, St. Lonis. 26 MaTy A. Wilson, Terre Hauto 24 Ferd. Phayler, Terre Hhnte 28 Nettie Trump, same 24 Edward Elliott, Prairie Creek..

Ifyou cannot get ATHLOPHOROS of your druggist, we will sent it express paid, on receipt oi regular price—one dollar per bottle. We prefer

ATHLOPHOBOS CO., 112 Wall Street, New York

L. H. Wyatt, a veteran hunter of Wes Thornton, N. H., has killed sixty-nine bears during his lifetime.

Careful attention to diet is the bes guard against disease. It is a fact which all should know, that over-eating, not only corrupts the blood but destroys nerve force, and induced dyspepsia, jaundice, bad breath, piles, pimples, "WW spirits, headache, ague, malaria, and all stomach and liver troubles. Dr. Jones' Red Clover Tonic quickly cures the above diseases. Can be taken by the most delicate. Price 50 cents of all

Twenty-eight students of Brown university teach in the erening schools oi Providence and its vicinity.

Just as Good.

Many unscrupulous dealers may tell you they have remedies for coughs and colds equal in merit and in every respect just as good as the old reliable Dr. Bosanko Cough and Lcng^ Syrup, unless you insist upon this remeuy ana will take no other, you are liable to be greatly deceived. Prices, 50 cents and $1.00. Sold by Cook & Bell.

Creditors of aa insolvent Enosburg, Vt., man will have to be comforted with a dividend of 1 cent on the dollar.

The beet on earth, can truly be said of Griggs' Glycerine Salve, which is a sure, safe and speedy cure for cuts, bruises, scalds, burns, wdunds and all other sores. Will positively cure piles, tetter and all skin eruptions. Try this wonder healer. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. Only 25 cents. Sold by all druggists.

The proprietors of two French shooting galleries were poisoised recently by the use of mercurial fulminating caps.

THE MARKETS

CHICAGO REVIEW.

WF5? .IEJCAOO, December 80,1886. FLOUB—Quiet, and unchanged southern winter wheat flour, $4 75@5 00 Wisconsin, 14 65@4 86 Michigan, $4 60@4 90 soft spring wheat, $8 70@4 00 Minnesota bakers', $3 50@4 60 patents, $t 76@6 60 lew grades,

$2 0008 00. WHEAT—Moderately active and lower December, 84%@85j£c, dosed at 84Ko January, 86)40 bid February, 86%@86%c May, 91^0 bid Mo. 2 spring, 84%c. (X)BN—Tradi' _very light and about steady 40«o 89%e.

•, 84X@85ftc, clo» 34o bid February, lid Mo. 2 spring, 84j BN—Tradi» very light and ahont

OATS—Steady oash, 29^e Deoenk 28%©29c January, 28^0 May, 81J(o bid.

xady oash, 29^c Deoen^ anuary, ady No.

rtttJfi WEDKESDAY, BECEMBEE

being named ot who

NEW

did so

much for this country and his own, but it is alone in the honor of being mentioned in the Encyclopedia Britanmca. life in the lively pushing city on the Wabash, ly homes, fine public entermany assumed new charms since liteumafeism has been robbed of its terrors.

with its many cosy

id,

HEW TOBK, H. Y., December l.-Floor— Dull and la bcyei*' favor. Wheat—Very steady acd quiet No. 2 spring, 94c winter bard,, 1 01 in store urgraded ltd, 640 323^o No. 2 red, nominal 98^e elevator white, 97o. Cora—Lower and closing heavy ungraded, 41@S6Xc No. 8, 44«#45 steamer, 49@49Ke No. 2, elovator, 66666^0 afloat No. 2 white, 56)ic yellow, 56J^c. Oats—Lower and moderately active ndxod weetem, _85ft87c white do., 883^689c. Coffee—Fair Bio firmer at 8&c No. 7 Bio, f6 70. Sugar—Steady and qniet refined quiet extra C, 5^c white extra C, 5J£c off A, 5%c mould A, 6^@6 5-16c Bice—Firmer and in fair demand domestic, 40@44${o. Tallow—Steady. Eggs—Finn end in fair demand. Pork—Doll meea, S10. Lard—Very dnll city steam, $6 25. Butter —Steady for choice. Cheese—Quiet and weak 7X9J4C.

DRV GOODS.

NEW IOBB, N. Y., December 1.—As in previous report, the volume of business is of fair proportions, through forwardings for immediate needs, while for next season's wants icquiry is growing. Agents of the Lowell Manufacturing company's carpets announce prices as follows Wilton fine frame, $2 05 Brussels fine fftme, $1 20 euperS-ply, 87Jf£c, and extra super, 70c.

CINCINNATI.

CINCIRKATJ. Ohio, December 1.—Floor— Dull. anit unchanged family, $4 00@4 25 fancy, i4 60@4 76. Wleat—Firmer 92@ 98o. Corn—Easy 87c. Oats—Firm 80%c. Bye—Quiet and firm 66c. Barley—Firm extra No. 8 spring, 64@60e. Pork—Qoiet and firmly held $10 26. Lard—Dull (6 00 bid. Bulk meats—Inactive and unchanged short rib, partly cored, 96 00. Baoan—Inactive tad unebKOged short clear, $8 26. Whisky— Steady at $1 09 salae, 1,870 barrels on this basis. Butter—Quiet and unchanged extra creamery, 25@27c fancy dairy, 14@16c. Hogs—Firm and unchanged common and light, $3 00{|8 65 packing and butchers', $3 65@8 90. Receipts, 6,600 head shipments, 500 bead. Eggs—Unchanged 19c. Cheeee—Unchanged choiee,

TOLEDO. S ?I

TOLEDO, O.. December 1.—fhieat— Active cash 98694c. Com—Active and lower 89c. Oats— Quiet 30o. Clover Seed— Steady -J5 50.

JKAKT.T HODSB STOCK YABLVr

There is an abundanoe of stock to handle and prices are at the bottom. Good choice shipper. 8 3 69 to 8 76 Fair to medium 8 26 to 8 60 Choioe butchers' stock 8 00 to 8 26 Common butchers' stock 2 50 to 2 75 Bulls. 1 76 2 00 Cows and oalves 20 00 tc 25 00 Veals. 4 00 to 4 25 BogSu.. 8 00 fo 8 26

HcitS,

The entire peninsula bordering on Coal Harbor, Washington territory, has been laid out in 25-foot town lots.

Cook«Bell,

the druggists^w? are always looking after the interest of their customers, have now secured the sale of Dr. Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup, a remedy that nevej fails to cure coughs, colds, pains in the chest and all lung affections. For prooi try a free sample bottle. Regular size 50 cents and $1.00.

UNEERWEAR!

Hats

Caps, Gloves,

UNDERWEAR!

-At Special Low Prices.1

LEMHARPER,

Fourth Sereet Hatter and Furnieher.

PIANOS-ORGANS

_T6e PI

AIIOS

factory quarter as much, tuning as Pianos on the prevailing wreet-pin system. Consult Catalogue, free. 100 Styles ot OBOAKS, fit to W. For Cash, Kasy Payments, or Bented.

Mason Sk Hamlin Organ and Piano Co^ HEW TOBK BOSTON CHICAGO.

No. 1, $110^0111.

POBK—Quiet December, $8 87i@8 90 January, $10 [email protected] February. $10 12}* @10 16 May, $10 60,

LARD— Quiet and lower December, $C@6 02X-, January, 1615 February, $622}* 6 26 Marcl, "I" V"-* salted shonlders, 80@4 90 shert clear sides, $6 1505 90.

Bntter and eggs ohebanged. WHISKY— $115. He afternoon

n* aiwuuwu iMNtuut CATTLft—Beoeipts, 2,500Tiead shipments, 2,500 head steady dipping steeia,$8 bQQ tis 80 stockers and feeders, $2 20@8 70 through Texas cattle, strong, $2 60@8 75.

HOGS—Beoeipta, 94,000 head shipnranta, and closed »5 I*®k00 light 76l

6,600 head opened

wfak: ing weigh!

and

shipping, $8 70©4

S,«n0 Montana feeders MI ruote for Ohio: native*. $1 7508 60 wfliUm, $2 OOgfe CO Tetnne, $1710. 4(491

12 60 lambs per head $8 50®

35i_ ._

I have

ment of in the city.

iuwjsaahi um "amilMlOm^'«nm»oir9Mb ptoj-rery snecessfolly.uBedin iJlbcted and atanost hopeless eaasa. rosed by thaSutawon q^.pf

2OTSSSS?

iCOrditien

HEADQUARTERS JFOR?)OLLS AND^TOYS^AT^THE|NW.wjrORK $ AND 10 CENT'STORE, 325 MAIN ST

eatmg Stoves, at the lowest

_of

Beltft-lCburt Oorjmwar.X

looo.

MEVERFJULS.

Freshest

Gloves,

"Yea rltln tot Back for 8AKABI*ak Nxaviua," saysadceptic. "Bme can one medicine br a specific for Epllepay, Alcoholism ..

SkdiiaUss, EpermmXar-

tekm, vr Seminal Weakaeao, fifty other complaintsr" We claim it a specific, simblyTbecause the virus of all diseases arises froav. (he blood. Ita Nervine,

Be solvent, Alterative ar

Laxative properties meet all the conditions heroic referred to. It's known world villi aa

rrirtsww®®

It aoiets and composes the patient—not by tho

It quiets and composes the patient—not by tho Introduction of optttes and drastic cathartics, but the stomach anr, relieves by tho causes above referred to.

To Clergymen, Lawyezs. literary men, Mci chants, Bankers, Ladies and all those whose sedentary employment causes nervous prostration, Irregularities of the blood, stomach, bowels or kidneys or who require a nerve tonic, appetizer or Itimulant, SAXARITAH NIBVUI Is invalnable. Thousands proclaim It the most wonderful invig-

gss •ssmassaa-"*"' bJE.S.J.!lCII»lJ usmi M,Sl.l»ip4.K

While the high finish of a number of lately received pianos at onee captivate everyone's eye, the additional faet of haying represented the makers for thn past quartet of a century offers to every buyer a guarantee at once reliable also, saving the costly expense of having neither players, tnners or go-betweens to force fsdes to hire, are additional advantages, besides a saving to buyers, whleh plainly stamps the place for bargains—

KUSSNER'S

Palace

-OFsi1

Music.

The oldest music house in Western Indl ana. Opposite the new eonrt house.

Family

g5,

Bupplii

-AT-

F. W. SCHMIDT'S

NEW QROCEKY,

Cor. Twelfth and PopIat Sta.

J. B. RHODES

Manufacturer of I'lain and Fancy] I I

Flower Pots,

TILE ETO.

•or write

JL822 East Main St.

J. R. DUNCAN & CO.

WHOL«eAL^ CKALEB8

Paper, Paper Saga, Stationery, Twines, Bt«.

060 AND 862 MAIN 8TEBET.

and best as3ort-

C- S3VEITH.

mm mmi mmmma MnaMM

303 MAIN STREET

cf S HARD RUBBER TRUSSES .!.!

^ncceggfnlly retain the most'(Bftcult *orm of "-••j iu or Kaplan with comfort and safety, ,.11 resultinK in a radical cure. Impervious iisuiKtura.may be used in bathlnf tod fitting sseffecUytoformof body, are worn wftnout incan--^•sl uce by youngesi child, moetdelioate lady, 7i^bormg man, entirely atoidinm aSaHosr,

hyneuuu, mi Medical OoOaam. boA h*rt(md V.»' Over60.000appMedtaPWladiiphia. ibs—Beware oz imltai li *")nade only to sdl on fcj of--'F©odsdi urt-a-nly Ui7 I*1*

{E8TABLI8ffltolT8j2S5j5i

'vrect andBkiifnl MechanicalTreateentM

OR RUPTURE A SPECIALTY

(/onwsting in ihe correct adaptation of a snitable •mm to each indtvidnal oaae, and instructions for Army. Ita pmsr an.

tn«

QML

IKJ.KY & pfflaUp-

/teRDRR8EVKN •/CARS BV USf IN MAMI ^HOtMANOOAaiSi

tpn 1-

XBXAXianrr.

V^'.P

prices

SmSffrife or PA.

refnl adjustment, tor sale by W»j AmW»OHti

ittrfteai', Dental and Optical nntfiftnenti, TERKE HAu-rV, 1m

TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN

DR. J. H. BEESON, DENTIST,

Wo. 430| HsiQ Street, over Schloss' Olotbing I

AIL OPERATIOKS IN DKNTtSTRY FIRST-CLASS AND GOLD riuiKos A wEcum.

BEBE WE ARE AGAIM!

Prices LowS" ^efor®!

Boots anci

Jj fisher

P. SCHULTZfi

Import^, Nos. 20

^aoh ieiff Power, Ciast and

HABBBSP

«5gS,?SSfKr^sfflSS""

W. B. curr, J. H. WIH.IAM8, J. M.CMJr

CLIFT. WILLIAMS& C0

MANDFA0TUBKB8 OF

Sash, Doors, Blinds, &c

ANDEPSAIJSBS IN

Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Gfa&, Paints, Qllsao0 Builders Har lwar«r Mulberry 81., Corner Nintlj,

TEBRE

W. H. HASLET,

No. 310 Main Street.

Unredeemed Pledges Foi" Sale.

MINBOW RUPTUBE

3lmpIO

Burl

oi toll. to sdl on tne iwnmtloti aequlred

WARBANTRD.

A SPLENDID STOCK 0&

It,

VS'hich must be closed out regardless of This is aot^BUr talk, Vnt rsajiw fcajife aness, as any one can learn who call at my phto4 and getrfWcea. This is all I ask. Call end be satisfied.

L*ve for

m* foif

Tr*Wfi*r

rCUIE.

ode, reUaMs and a perfect retainer. It K»* i' Truea. Worn Day aad nisht and (maw nreottan. Sand for ciraolar withteatl ^•enialafma grateful ifferen cured bythiaap.

Address Central Kedical and Surgieal

•JMrtltute 990 locust St., St. Zonia. Mo. Skillfnl iiBaiuiaut -girni sit kinds of vid medical saaea. Ocmsnitatinn froe aad.1

f: THE PLACE TO'GET

£23

FINE FRENCH CALF

Boots Utird Sttoeg**|

O.H.OILMOHQ^

•r.

& 22

Foa

Porcelain Giasswau^a

E A 1 E 1 S 3 O A E 6

213 to 235 North Ninth St., Near Union Depot, Ten*

£eca7«and mman,' ohMmzmiiseaMS.be the Mailed

of prefer. for tbc*»

tioas trouhlef. OrtoatliM CixeokrSBd Trial Fse)t«

%RAOIOALCUM PM

ment aiflnrhafe. Tske

PK"J LALTI I SITRK RlKKDYthitDi

tloato tadnea, or otoau pt&or toooBT«nen«fi rounded itUle nKdleaipanu to dheetmpucato

BUCinQiARftti.

Art-Fot^ry,

USEFUL AND DECOBATIVBrARTICLES FOR

«gf

Drawini

Dinnei Prices low,

Dining Rcoms and Chambers, nd Table Glaosware Spwiattics. Ruality superiep. ir

Phoenix Foundry! Machine Whirl's

19TABLIBHBD, 1888. IHOOaPOKAYRi n,rl I «od Dcaiar* ita

i«m

All train sarrive «jtd depart from tlalOB-. .f Oepot, Thespiit «d Tenth street#, eir cept l. A Ht. ti. •srTtains marked tlht»S) denoteBleepi lng- Uars aUd^Ued daUy. XralBa.n^rket thus (H denote miler Oartl Attached. Trains marked thus jB) denote Bufiel Carn sttoebed,.. Trains marited ihns ron .daily. ^Ali other'trallih dalt Sundays oiv-vp,'3d-

VANDALIA T. K.*i. DtVmro*f

Ar. from Kaat—Paelfie Ex LSOn 1 Mall Train JO. 12 am

Fast Ex *(H) 2.06 pB

W Qtv*,rS9Ulv LB«

iSre for

ami fmnm

Mf.3gfefc:485S.aa10.18TrainMall

Ar.from 2.1Cpns. Fast Ex e.ZZ Lata ClnA Lonlsv.faat 12,40 "Faet Ms

Mail and Aco., na &LoaiMT,f*at Fast Mall'CS). aa

4 HACOr

HMHomJa r.ryrm,.

Ax. from 8th—Nasb A Kx«(8&B) 4.66 Si iCv4IHKx aftOOam E\ A Ind Ex •(«... 8r4 W

Chi JtIndEx»®uli£Sp»

L've for 8th—Obi A Mx »(S)- 6.16 a xt KvAlndExnP). 8.28pa I C. 4 N. Ex»(8AB.. B^O

*8.

NXINYJJ? MIDUA?6^

Ar. from ft W-MqH .? Act?.# LTe for N irtt hto:* •04

4 N

neatly gpo i-

An* to have promptly done also rob paired, is at

*. wvinroN. ...

Ar. from 8th—Mali »»»d Aeconiiio4at*oa.~-8.i*# ru Idve for Sth—jaaii MkdiE

A-coiomodaUoxu.

omc&$o & OANv

i-.L

..10."" a r-rsrtS-

id 5 a-*!1 »v-w -V

BEE LINK BOUTS*

Depot Corner Sixth jwtd Tippteamor

Ar from EasW-lJ*^ LILTED 2JOO pi Msttoon Aco'n,.. 848p

FF'T »HLL I

Ar from Weet-5 Kzp

Day Express

L»ve| for

Ind),

t+'

ZOO pit,

... 8J8pi

sr t, *mj. i.« a

L"v§ for Weav-Day Kxpress *(B)..iao8 am

|,»WMTACINT3W«

mtlre

1&\$28Z$t,iSS2

tin. 1 tddtaa

if SoatasMt corner Ninth and Mai

atea eirmutftt «i« WORTHTI