Daily Wabash Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 1 January 1886 — Page 4

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WESTERN IiAND.

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Combination Pad—xmry

TO THE LADIES:

A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS

N E W E A

TO EVERYONE.

PIXLET&CO.

HAPPY

NEW YEAR.

S. LOEB & CO., Cerner Fifth a»d Main.

50,000 Acres Choice Land,

Situated in the great Arkansas valley of southwestern Kansas. Beautifully located and unsurpassed for richness of soil.

THE RICH MAN'S HOME! THE POOR MAN'S PARADISE!

160 Acres for United States Soldiers

and their widows, without the expense of going there themselves.

160 4CBES FOR SOLDIERS' ORPHANS

**., Without residence upon the lands. ,"

First Excursion, Tuesday, Jan. 6, via I.

J. E. McGREW & CO.,

WESTERN LAND AGENTS,

ale "Vm»

snccessfully used in lo:

neglected and almost hopeless cases. Adopted a extensively used by the Burgeon Gen, of P. 8. Army.

SOLDIERS' CliAIMS.

Corner Third and Main Sts., Terre Saute.

Venience by the youngest child, most delicate lady, I et the laboring man,

BETEBZNOS:—Proft. S.W. Grott. D. Bai/et Agnnc, WiUard Parka-, W.B.Paneo^, £r Thimat S.Vorlon, hurgeon General! Bureau q/U. 8. War Department, Washington, V. B. Naval Aeylum, Philadelphia, rargeoneand

Writo^^formatton. «ive description of case, and measure arcrand body in toe of rapture.

marie to special order. Address X*

B* SELEJLEY

HtlrBliiiBllft'iTl.'"

always reliable,

endorsed jty leading Sur

geons. Pht/nciaru, and Medical ColUgct,both here and fbt'op*. Over 60,000 applied In PMadeiphia.

CAtTTfOii—Beware of imitations thatlook llireSEKI,BX'8,"made only to sell on the reputation acquired byovrgoodsdunngrthepastSSyean. All genuine «ck)iamly stamped "I. B. BBKI&Y, TTarmted."

{ESTABLISHMENTS}^^

The Correct and SMlfnl Mechanical Treatment of

OR RUPTURE A SPECIALTY

Consisting in the correct adaptation of a "amiable truss to each individcud aase, and inatrnotfons for its pr proper use.

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Complete assortment, with careful adjustment, for sale by WM. H.ARMSTRONG & CO. dealers In Surgical, Dental and Optical Instruments, TERRE HAUTE, IND.

PHlliAPELrHIAt

TOILET SETS,

Gost GULICK & CO., Druggists,

Including one with musical attachment. Also,

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Extend their Compliments by Wishing one and all, Everybody,

A HAPPY NEW YEAR!

It would be impossible in this advertisement to express our desired thanks for the past year, but we will say "Stick to us, and we will stick to you," by always giving you the best goods for the least money. Your wants shall be our study. Our Great Annual Linen Sale opens Monday, Jannary 5th, 1886, ^ith booming bargains. Make no mistake. Save your MBta and save your dollars until Monday.

HOBERG, BOOT & CO., 518 and 520 Main Street.

A]Of OUN" CEMENTS.

JgliECnON NO HOB. 'f NATIONAL STATISBASX,!

Terre Haute, Ind., Deo. 17,18:5. Notice Is hereby given that 1 he annual meeting of the stockholders of this banfc will be held at their banking house Tuesday, January 19,1886, between the hours of 10 a. m. and 2 p. in., for the purpose of electing five directors for the ensuing year.

By order of the Board. O. M. WARBEW, cashier.

WANTS, ETC.

ABVETRTISKMENTS

WANTED

St. L. R» B.

&'l EfSHIIRD RUBBER TRUSSES

I 7111 successfully retain the most difficult lorm of hernia or Rupture, with comfort and safety,

\hen:by

resnltdnff in a radical core. Impervious to moisture, may be used in bathing: ana fitting' Dcrfectly toform of body, are worn without ibcon-

IN THIS COLUMN WILL

EXCHAKGKD FIVE CENTS FEB UNE EACH INSERTION.

NOTHING KKOKONKI)

LESS THAN FIVK LINK8. No DLSOOITNT ON LONG TIMK ADVKBTIBKMBNTS. As the amounts are small payment Is required EN ADVANCE.

WANTED.

1X7*ANTED—By an experienced person a situation as bookkeeper. Can

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iveTgood references. Inquire of C. akey, secretary board of trade.

WANTED—A

good man who under

stands gardening. Permanent employment for the rigat man. References required. G. W. Faria, 315 OhiO street.

ANTED—A boy of 15 or 16. Must be well recommended, o.' good family, question of pay a secondary consideration and must wlsh to learn the drug profession. No other need apply. Call at drug store, northeast corner Third and Poplar streets, from 2 to o'clock p. m.

WANTED—Ladies

and gentlemen In

eity or country to take light work at their own homes. 83 to $4 a day oan be easily made work sent by mail no canvassing. We have good demand for our work and furnish bteady employment. Address, with stamp, CROWN M'F'G COMPANY, 304 Vine St., Cincinnati, Ohio.

Situation Kitchen and

dining room work or general housework. Can give good reference and reference required, 507£ Main street.

WANTED—Ladies

and gentlemen to

work for us at their own homes no canvassing: 87 to $15 weekly work sent by mail any distance, we have good demand for our work and furnish steady employment. Address at once RELIABLE M'F'G CO,, Philadelphia, Pa.

FOR BENT.

FOBHRENT—Fourfor

rooms, centrally lo

cated, suitab:e small family. Inuire at C. Eppert's photograph gallery, Main street.

FOR

RENT—The splendid g. ocery stand in Prairie Black, Ninth and Ctaa-t-nut streets, for past three years occupied by Joe'Miller, grocer. I. H. C. RO ?CE, 503% Main street.

IIOST.

LOST—Set

of false teeth some place be

tween Fourth and Thirteenth on Main Finder will receive a reward by returning them to 116 south Fourteenth streets

FOR SALE OE EXCHANGE.

17\OB

SA.J.K OR EXCHANGE —One house in Worthington, Green county, Ind. lot 120x150. Also five acres in south part of same town. One house, twostory, six rooms, and large lot in Spencer, Owen county, lnd. will be sold reasonable or exchanged or property in Terre Haute. For information inquire of Isaac M. Darnell, 444 north Seventh street.

PIEDAY, JAFUAB?

Weather Probabilities,

WAflHtrrsTOK, D. C., January 1, 1 a. For the Ohio and Tennessee 'Valley.— Fair weather riight rise in temperature southeast to southwest winds, becoming variable, followed during Saturday by colder weather and local snows, and probably a cold wave.

Lower Lake Begion: Fair weather, followed by local snows slight changes in temperature, followed by colder weather during Saturday west southwest winds, becoming variable.

CHICAGO, 111., December 81.—The United States signal officer reports a cold .wave coming. The temperature will fall fifteen to twenty-five degrees in the next forty-eight hours. It is now 10 to 20 degrees below zero north of Dakota and Montana.

Bnntin's Thermometric Record.

Thursday,

7 a. m.

2 p. m.

Dec. 31st.

x87.4°

STILL OVERLOADED WITH

N E W E A

And wishing to reduce farther onr immense stock,

ANOTHER CUT IN PRICES

Has been made, well worthy the attention of all purchasers This opportunity may neyer occur again to buy first-class un derwear at prices inferior goods are always sold tor. Our -s sortment ot sizes is still complete. Drawers from 28 to 48 waist, shirts from 34 to 48 chest, fine and mndium grades, at prices without regaiil to cost or present ralue. We want to sell underwear, at

HUNTER'S

MEN'S FHRNISHING HoasE

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'NOTE. —The sign

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CITY IN BRIEF.

L. F. Perdue, sole agent for Minshall lump—the best grate coal in use. The Ancient Order of Hibernians gare a ball at Dowlin* hall, last night v£%'

The Terre Haute law club has become disorganized and will hold no moremeet ings. j-V

The newly elected officers of the Typographical union will be installed next Sunday.

The Knight of Labor will meet at Gleason's hall next Sunday, for the election of officers.

Certificate of election of trustees of Trinity M. E. church has been filed with the county auditor.

Willie Smith, 10 years old, was badly bitten by a vicious dog, on north Fourth street, yesterday forenoon.

Wm. Hold way has been appointed administrator of the estate of Clark Holdway, deceased bond, $700.

A number of former students of the State Normal held a reunion at the Bates house, Indiapapolis, Wednesday night

It is said that a leading member of the Terre Haute bar has recently completed a romajace of 400 pages which will shortly be published.

The Hebrew Progressive Euchre club held a very pleasant meeting last night at the residence of Mrs. A. Arnold, corner of Sixth and Swan.

The Germania Society gave a new year's eve* dancing reception at Turner Hall last night that was largely attended and very much enjoyed.

A large number of citizens of Fayette township were^before the grand ury yesterday. The big fight at Sandford Chistmas night will be investigated.

John Robison- was arrested on Main street nearthe Western Union telegraph office last night for creating a disturbance and flourishing a revolver.

A horse and buggy, held at Campbell's livery stables under attachment were spirted out yesterday and Deputy Constable Thompson has given the case to the police.

The Electric Light company have found it necessary to remove the poles on Main from Eighth street to Thirteenth-and-a-half street, and put in poles ten feet higher.

Pimento postoffice transacts more business than any postoffice in the county .outside of Terre Haute. Fontanet comes next, followed closely by Coal Bluff, St Mary's and Macksville.

The attorney? for the plaiatiff in the case of Freeman vs. JEleagin and Fellenzer, commenced their arguments yesterday. It is probable an issue will not be reached before the first of the coming week. 0

Postmaster Began says there is a noticeable difference in the bueiness of the post office during Normal vacations. Normal students receive a large number of letters and money orders and registered letters daily. ~,

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9 p. mk

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zero The sign indld&tes. below zero.

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month. In addition to the office

force the Terre Haute office pays four mail clerks, whose salaries amount between five and six hundred dollars.

The Grand opera house was filled with a large gathering of our Irish citizens and their friends last nighl, the occasion being the annual ball of the Ancient Order of Hibernians. The entertainment as a whole was a marked success.

The quarterly deposits from the postoffices in the Terre Haute district will be made soon. The Terre Haute' district embraces the counties of Vigo, Parke, Vermillion, and portions of Sullivan, Edgar, Clark, Crawfoid and Coles counties, the last four being in Illinois.

Postmaster Regan is of the opinion that another carrier could be used to advantage in Terre Haute, and will in all probability request the department to al-

John Reagin, teamster -for Gilman & Co., drove a spirited team of mules, on either side of a post near John's, saw mill last night, when the out-fit was anchored in close proximity to the railway track, Reagin was found in the bottom of the wagon drunk. He was taken to jail and his team to the city pound,

Mrs. Cole^who shot Dennis Golden, while attempting to break into her house, a few weeks ago, returned from the country Wednesday, where she has been since the shooting. She says that when she went to her house,- corner «f Water and Locust streets, she found the rooms in a demoralized state, and some of her wearing apparel gone. She attributes it all to Dennis, who, she says, is madly in love with her and wants to marry.

Internal Revenue.

The internal revenue receipts for district for the past month will be quite large. The receipts during the first part ionth were rather slim, but before

of the month the month ended quite lively.

the money came in

The distillery at sumed.

Richland has re-

GENUINE DIAMONDS

looad in Tea end CoffM.

Below will be found a partial list at the names of persons finding valuable articles in their cans of tea aad coffee purchased at the store of the Empire Mills Tea company, 615 Main street Price, single can, $1 six cans, $5 thirteen, cans, $10 twenty-seven cans, $20. Orders by mail should be accompanied by cash or postoffice order, and they will be promptly forwarded to any part of the United States:

Mi«a Florance O'Boyle, 525 south Sixth street, diamond ring, H. T. Gibble, commission merchant Indianapolis, gent's gold H. C. watch, Mrs. I. G. Dobbs, 219 south Fifth street, ladies' chatelaine watch Miss H. Tobin, 511 north Eleventh street, diamond ring Mrs. C. M. Baker, Decatur, Ind., three-stone diamond lace-

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in I. Ryan, 625 Mulberry street, ring W. B. Steel, lumber dealer, 133 north First street, silvereen watch Miss Ethel Miller, 313 south Sixth street, diamond ring Mrs. D. A. Ormen, 907 south Seventh street, diamond collar button H. T. Maxwell, Crawfordsville, pair diamond ear drops Mrs. O..D. Bell, 228 south Fourth street, diamond ring Mrs. E. C. Butz, 619 south Seventh street, diamond ring Miss M. Oldbam, millinery, No. 14 south Fourih street, diamond ring Little Edna Nitsche, 822 Walnut street jjold ring J. W. Lakin, grocer, Macksville, Ind., stemwinding watch C. W. Welch, contractor, Ohio street, pair soltaire diamond ear drops Mrs. J. Boyer, 625 north Sixth Btreet gold ring George Heoley, Marshall, 111., S. &S. watch W.A.Nelson, 618JOhio street,diamond ring Thomas G. Maxwell, farmer, ladies' gold H. C. watch Mrs. E. L. Bay, visiting at 453 north Fourth street, diamond collar button Nettie Baur, 202 south Eighth .street, gold ring H. L. Catlin, commission merchant, Chicago, three stone diamond lace pin Miss Jessie Miller, at T. H. Riddle's, 802 Chestnut street, diamond ring Mrs. O. D. Bell, 228 south Fourth street diamond coilar button Mrs. J. R. Duncan, 803 south Sixth street, diamond ring: Miss Sadie T. Mitehel, dressmaker, north Eighth street, ladies' gold H. C. watch Little Jennie Somes, 814 Ohio street, diamond ring J. L. Carter,ladies' chatelaine watch Mrft J. A. Parker, 903 south Sixth street, diamond collar button James Irwin, St Mary's, Ind, stemwinding watch Wm. L. Johnson, South

Bend, Ind» ladies' three-stone diamond lace pin Mrs. P. Gfroerer, 454 north Fifth street, diamond ring Mrs. S. M. Alexander, 321 south Fifth sttreet, diamond ring.

Happy New Year to All.

There could not be a more auspicious time to offer our greetings and our thanks to our patrons and friends than the commencement of the new year. Our business intercourse with the people of our beautiful city has been most gratifying, for which I wish to return my sincere thanks and assure my friends and patrons that in the future as in the past, my utmost endeavor will be to merit and retain the confidence of tlte_j}f/wlYVndi "4*

iy"giving them the best boots and shoes for the least amount of money. Yours respectfully,

A. P. KIVITS,

i«Cfu 326 Main street.

W. H. Floyd, architect,

The only M. I. S. T. pills made in the Pa 1 r*Ck rtf TVTn Mi union are sold by C. F. Zimmerman, Thir- (UMIWC 1/X Itt IA Diu teenth and Main streets. Use than and avoid headache, catarrh, etc.

Call and see the Fifth avenue billing cards at the Express Printing House.

Comfort, Safety and Speed

The elegant new steamer "Crown Point" is now at the wharf and will receive freight for all points between Terre Haute and Vincennes at 12 m. All are invited to call and see us.

A. TINDOLPH,

*, ^Master.

Great reduction in boots and shoes at

low another man. Evansville has ten, ,314 Main street, at the Chicago Boot i~ 4nd Shoe company's sale of surplus stock. J. M. HAMMERLY,

carriers and has made application for two more. Terre Haute has nine carriers. Anew dancing cluhJias been organized in the East End. Otto Hornung is pres ident Andrew Kenneke, vice president Wm. Dean, financial and recording secretary John Montgomeiy, Geo. Kramer and William Dorsey, trustees. They will meet at Debs' hall, corner of Eleventh and Main streets.

Manager.

129 Ohio street.

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I must sincerely tender my thanks to friends and patrons for their kind remembrance during 1885, and heartily wish all

J. T.H.Miller,

MERCHANT TAILOR ft CLOTHIEB.

1886

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cure theirMt^r.c^--^r^^»°,ff°l=~ .. Li^tsSkee so liberally bestowed.

JiTage so liberally bestowed,

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fiTTt' mcttrBr* dveT-^gpw

rlf„.

Music House in this city can show as l&rge and fin* assortment of Pianos as Kussncr's

'House in this eity possesses the rare advantages absolutely required in .this trade than -,

KUSSNER'S

Palace of Music.

N. B.—To visiting strangers. Take Main' and South Third street street ears te Ohio street, thence one-half square west, where is located the oldest music house ia western Indiana.

KUSSNER'S

Palace of Music.

Eat, Drink and be Merry. 1

Follow the Throngs that Buy

FRESH GROCERIES,

VEGETABLES. FRUITS,

And all kinds of

And you will land at the new store of*

oe Miller,

515 Main Street,

Who extends to his many friends and patrons st:

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New ¥ear!

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We advertised

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-LINEN. SALE

Will soon take place. Let us say that the date lias been fixed for

Thursday, Dec. 31,

And continues through the month of January.

HOUSEKEEPERS

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Will do well te take notice of this sale and their eyes on our Linens and House Furnishing Goods.

Linen Sale Commences Thursday, Dec. 31st.

ESPENHAIN & ALBRECHT,

O I O O

O I E S

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Southwest Corner Fourth and Main Streets.

TEKBE HAUTE, January 1,1886.

To Our Friends and Patroru:

To-day is born 1886, anew year, full of hope and promise, which bids us antici

pate renewed prosperity. We commend

the thought, And write with it our grate

ful appreciation for the liberal patronage showered upon us in 1885. We wish you

one and all

A HAPPY NEf YEAR!

JttYEES BROS.

400

-+ODD PAIRS*-

.ALL WOOL

The Express Job Printing Office for fine work. Wedding, party and hall invitations a specialty.

Dont fail to call at the Express Printing House and see the New Tear eallfcig eards.

Casimere'Pants

To be Closed Out Regardless of Cost or Value.

THIS SPECIAL SALE FOB

lO DAYS ONLY!

Phil Schloss

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Sunday's issue our annual

WHEAT

Baking Powder.

(GOLO MEDAL AT HEW OILattJ

Endorsed by tile lending Hatel* in tlie Country* Approved by th« OoT»ntB«ilCh»mlaiu for the Indian CommlHlon. MABTIW KALBFLE1S€H*S MM,:f EgtaMlal»9dlS» SgW TCUg.

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