Daily Wabash Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 20 March 1886 — Page 4

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are going to undersell all competitors,

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NOVEL DESIGNS.

MPROVED

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Thursday morning, at 12:45, age 21 years and months, of consumption. Funeral from the residence, No. 1125 north First street, Sunday, at 8 o'clock.

Friends of the family are requested to attend without furlher notice.

rpOWNSBIP CONVENTION.

The republican township convention Will be held in the oourt house, Monday Maroh 29th, at 2 p. m., to nominate township trustee, assessor, jnsticet of the peace and constables, and to transact such otner business as may oome before the convention, The new committee* men will meet Immediately after tlje convention to organize.

M. B. CRAWFOBD,Secretary.

rpoWNSHIP COMMITTEE MEETING.

The Republican voters of Harrison township wl)l meet at the places designated below on

THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 25, at7:80, to select delegates to the township invention:

First Ward—Kinser's carpenter shop. Second Ward—Kimball's carpenter shop Third Ward—John Rupp's blacksmith shop.

Fourth Ward—Burnett's blacksmith shop. Fifth Ward—McCauley's carpenter shop

Sixth Ward—Gerhardt's grocery. By order of the committee. H. O. PUGH, Chairman. M. B. CRAWFORD, Secretary.

WANTS, ETC.

ANVIBOTBSKXIRAFE nr THIS OOLTJMN WIIL CHABGXD FIVE CENTS PER LINE •ACH INSERTION. NOTHING RJCCXOMD UM THAN ITYS UN 158. NO DISCOUNT ON long Tim AsvKjaituumtTS. As the amounts are small payment is required IH ADVAITOB.

WANTED.

\XTANTED—Three teams for plowing. TT Inquire at

HAVE JUST PUT ON SALE THE

l,ine el aoy* auu ^™=8«ij^ACTCBEB.

be equaled by the ^oti,a

the latest bargains ever offered in Men's and^Boys

HtlNTER'S

EN'S FaRNISHiN&

TO-DAY

WE WILL PLACE ON SALE AN ELEGANT„LINE OF

BEAUTIFUL STYLES,

FOR SPRING WEAR.

Hoberg, Root & Co.

NOS. 518 AND 520 MAIN STREET,

GULICK & CO,

DRUGGISTS,

Main and Fourth Bts,

PERFUMERY, SOAPS, BRUBHEB, FEATHER DUSTERS, LADIES' HAND BAGS, Kf

ANKOimCEMEKTS.

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SHAW—At

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Grand Central Fancy and Dry Goods Establishment.

FOR BENT.

RENT—New house of six rooms on Eighth street between Walnut and Poplar. Inquire at 426 Main street.

J\OR RENT—A new house on south Fourth Street, four squares from Main. Eight rooms. Kent reasonable to a good party. Address, A. B., tliis.office.fi

FOR

FINE LIQUORS, GOOD CIGARS, CHAMOIS

-TRUSSES, SUPPORTERS, BRACES, PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, aiBSON'S FRUIT AND LIME JUICE

TABLETS. fi

PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY. CALL AND SEE US.

half, past nine o'clock Friday

morning, at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Col. R. N. Hudson. 201 south Sixth street, Mrs. Eliza M. L. Shaw, in the eighty-first year of her age.

Notice of the time and place of the funs' eral will be given. "WALKER-Emma F. Walker, daughter of William F. and Fredrlcka- Walker,

RENT—No. 107 north Fourth street, store room and dwelling combined. Rent reasonable to a first-class tenant. Also a fine young team of black maresone five and the other seven jisars old, J. H. Brlggs.

FORbuilding.

RENT—The store room No. 681 Matn street, now occupied by Samuel Stone also a fine hall In third story of same Apply on the premises.

t1f*OR

RENT—House, corner Fourth and Eagle streets. In good repair well suited for keeping boarders. Terms reasonable references required. Apply to R. 8. Tennant, corner Fourth and Ohio. rpOR RENT.—Property knownas the P.

W. Haggerty lace. There are 85 acres of land, with good dwelling house, stable, orchard and vineyard on premises. In*

Slty

ulre of B. V. Mai shall, office In Praitie Bank.

FOR

RENT—A fourteen-room house' opposite hub and spoke factory, on north Thirteenth street. Will also rent with it six acres sf land If desired. H. Robinson. 407 Main street.

FOR

Kussner's music store,

SIS Ohio street.

WAN!ED—To

trade a first-class cabinet

organ for a good gentle family horse. Apply -to—w. office.

4TED Situation to do general ausework. Also place as bouse

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girl. Calr Pearl street, Terre Haute, Ind.

girl. OtUTi

ANTED—A situation as engineer, in the city, by good, steady man, with good reference. Address G. T., Express office. -yy

ANTED—Three

or four young men to

sot as news agents on trains. Ap ply to agent Union ^fews Co., Union de-

Haute, Ind,

WANTKD—All

Main street,

persons .desiring stoves

stored through the summer to know that I am prepared to keep them .*nd~toe responsible lor the same at reasonable rates Also highest cash price paid tor all kinds of o'd stoves. Repairlug a specialty. George A. Siokfrled, 905

RENT—House containing seven rooms, hall and closets. Good outbuildings, well and cistern. All in firstolass repair. Inquire at No. 421 N. Sixth street.

FOR

RENT—The large room on oorner of Fourth and Ohio streets, formerly occupied by Abdlll & Browi) as dry goods store, will be partition and rent seperately if desired. MRS. LONG,

FOR

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nTld Bovs

OON & CO.'S

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GOLLARS CUFFS. ANDKERCHIEFS

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IMPORTATIONS.

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National House,

BENT—Seven rooms down stairs ana four up stairs—will rent to one or two small families at their own price at No. 618 north Fifth street. Five or six other houses to rent. James Murphy, orth {fourth street.

FOB SALE.

JpOR

H. C. PUGH, Chairman.

SALE—A fine

young horse. In Will sell for *125.

good condition. Mblnson, 407 Main Btreet.

SALIfe-Grooery. First-class stock in good location. Good trade. Terms cash. Address L. H. B., Express office.

FOR

SALE—A number one cow, half Jersey, with a beautiful three-quar-ter heifer calf. iLqulre of A. T. Boore, Thirteenth street, south of city.

OR SALE—A fine Norman iron -gray station, seven years old, 16% hands high—weight, 1,400 pounds—and Is very rentle. Well broke to work. Address tos. Wester, Clinton, Ind.

FOR

SALE—Grape vines. 225 Warden and 125 Concord. Two years old nee were root-pru when one year old, and are finely'rooted. Will Bell cheap. Mtrawbery Hill Aplar No. 426 Gullck street.

T. H. KLOER.

LEGAL.

PPLIOATION FOR LICENSE.

The undersigned will apply to the Board of Count]' Commissioners, at their next regular session, which commenoes on the first Monday April, for license to retail spirituous and malt 11 quors in less quantities than a quart at a tinio, with the privilege of allowing the same to be drank on my premises. My place of business is located on the south quarter of lot 37 of original inlots of the town, now city, of Terre Haute, Harrisou township, Vigo county, State of Indiana.

WM. PRITCHARD.

SATUBDAY, MAB0H 20, 1886

Boutin's Thermometrte Record.

Friday,

F. Barton, this

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Weather Probabilities.

WASHuraxoH, D. C., Maroh 20.—1

clothing and Furnishings. We

This is the season of bargains at

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Tennessee and Ohio Valley: Southerly winds, stationary temper*turn, light rain. Lower Lake Begion: Southeasterly winds, stationary temperature, light rain or snow.

The river has been falling very rapidly tor the past three days, and is fast approaching a ppint below good boating stage. Last evening there was but little over five feet in the channel. «. -n

ROCKWOOD

Has some nice Kingan Hams and Breakfast Bacon just out of smoke. Also Hosforg's new preparation, Gerealine, made from corn, and pure country maple syrup, at

28 South Sixth St.

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SECOND FLOOR.

OR RENT—A large front room at 680 Main street.

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PERSONAL.

Mr. A. 6. Nirhoson is reported to be dangerously ill. Miss Ida Carico has been visiting her parents at Staunton.

Mr. Chas. Thompson, of Greencastle, wis in the city yesterday. Miss Mamie Martin, of south Seventh street, is visiting friends in Indianapolis.

Mr. George Broughton, of Kansas City, is visiting ms sister, Mrs. Nellie Morton on south Eighth street.

Mr. Patrick Shannon is ill, and has not been able to appear at his bank on Wall street for several days.

Grawfordsville Star: Miss Nellie Brown has returned from an extended visit with Terre Haute friends.

Dr. Hay, president of Coates college, will preach at the First Baptist church Sunday morning at 11 o'clock.

Mr. F. P. Sargent, grand master of the Brothei hood of Locomotive Firemen, was taken suddenly ill Thursday afternoon

Mrs. Susan Sipple and John H. Barbor, of Sugar Greek, were married yesterday afternoon, Justice Murphy officiating,

Mrs. Carrie Fancher, of New Albany, who has been visiting Mrs. C. E. Carleton on south Ninth street, returned home yes terday.

Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Holmes, of Effingham, who are on their way to Florida, are visiting friends on north Sixth street for a few days.

Miss Susan A. Mayfield and Mr. John Bostwick, of Prairieton township, were married Thursday evening, Justice Lock man officiating.

State Auditor Bice who has been Washington reports to the Indianapolis News that Bert Kelley is in line of promotion. What next? General?

Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Padget, of Marshall, who have Deen visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Voit have returned nome, and on Monday will leave for Alabama, Mr. Padget having secured a position as con ductor on one of the Alabama railroad?,

A Washington special to the Indian apolis News .of last evening says: District Attorney Lsmb expects to leave for Indianapolis to-day. It is believed that he has received no encouragement about his confirmation, which seems to hang stubbornly.

J. A. Morgan is the 6'nly dealer in that shed block nut coal. You can get it at all time, dry. All other grades cheap,

Finest Kentucky whisky, which has been to Baden, Germany and back, is at "Old Cobweb Hall." It contains the oil of life.. 913 Main street.

Carpets being closed out at prices lower than the lowest also furniture at very reasonable prices. Smyrna rugs specialty, at 106 south Fourth street.

The Maxincuckee Lake Ice Co. is the •only company in the market handling lake ice. Office 611 Main street, in Mischler's meat market. When wanting us by telephone, call Mischler.

Something new at Old Cobweb hall —finest Holland gin direct from Hotter dam, blackberry cordial for medical purloses, pure sherry, pure port right direct rom custom house. Please examine the casks. 913 Main street.

The display of spring,millinery at Mrs. A. L. Williams, 21 south Sixth street, will throw the ladies into an ecstasy of delight, as they admire the many novelties. Mrs. Williams' millinery store will, no doubt, be the fashionable headquarters. -~v-

A Divorce Suit.

Lucinaa Parsons has brought suit in the Circuit court for a divorce from Thos. Parsons. They were married in North Carolina in 1868, laid lived together until 2885, when he deserted her. She charges desertion, cruel treatment and failure to provide. She has partially paid for a house on south Frurteenth street, and slie asks the court to decree the title in her.

Taken to the Supreme Court The case of James Cox, assignee of John N. Wolf, has been taken to the Supreme court. This tax was brotight to recover what it was alleged Mr. Lyons is indebted to Wolf},

LETTER LIST.

List of uncalled for lettart MBaiiBg lit the Ten® Haute poetaffice, oonnty of Vigo, state of TruH.mL L«ettsis to tnweliag sale®men or transient visitors in the town of erijj -where special address may be unknown, sboolu be marked in the left hand corner with the word "Transient."

FBIDAT, March 12,1886. r.APTgfl* U81. 'rb-.t

Baldridge Mrs Gelsna Kdlej Miss Nanio Beard Miss Lncp Krntz MissC E Bird Mise Alice Michels Miss Julia Oak Mrs Miry Shafer Clara Caaidy Mrs Sarah ShanneeseyMissljoniBa Daniels Malinda Shoemaker Mrs Malinda Kearney Miss Hattie (2)Sonl8 Mrs Baie K«" Miss Lizzie Tucker Mrs Talulah

QKKTLEMES'S ZJST*

Baxter WW: Bury Joseph Davis James Hamer W Hiatt Hubaxd Charley Jones I Long La Fayette Moore A Cuffle Moore Frank Morgan Paasley Byron

Pool James i. Pratt John' Price Alexander Roberts W ScottS S SherkuSr Walker Schmidt Philip Taylor & Son (painter) Tyler N

Walls John E Watson Edgar (2) Wilion A (oil agent)

FOIJBTH CLASS.

5 Secretary of Alexis lodge, B. D. Persons calling for letters advertised in this list

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please say "advertised," and give date JOHK P. BEGAN, P. M.

Death of Mrs. Shaw.

Mrs. Shaw, mother of Mr. R. N. Hudson, died yesterday morning. She was 81 years old.

For furniture Kaiser, 106 north

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go to Christ. E street.

Men's fine French Calf Shoes made to order for $5.50 at -I. K, CLATFELTER'S.

If you wanted your house painted in the best and latest style call on C. W. WhitBeck, 120 south Sixth street, or 104 south Thirteenth street.

The first installment of taxes on the assessment of 1885 is being paid to the county treasurer. The payments are generally from smpll tax-payers, the "big fish" generally waiting until the last week.

Persons desiring their house painted would do well to call on or address Chas. W. Whitbeck, 120 south Sixth street, or 104 south Thirteenth street,

Dr. E. E. Glover,

Rectal diseases only. No. 115 South Sixth street.

Ladies' Fine Shoes:

Made to oeder ou short notice at I. K. CLATFELTER'S. Not Boycotted.

We are not boycotted, because we are Union hatters, and request all Union men to call and see us. We buy all goods directly from factories and save you one profit.

SCHLUER, THE HATTER, 619 Main Street.

District Telegraph Notice. About fifty call boxes remain to be placed for subscribers. It is important if any have been overlooked that notice should be given to the company as the present low rates were only offered until March 31st. No box rent charge until after April 1st. T. H. DISTRICT TELEGRAPH CO.

Iu an experience of twenty years the woolen goods' trade I have never seen as neat patterns in merchant tailor goods as I have iust received from foreign markets. The delays I have mgt with in getting in my ready-made Men's, Boys, and Children's suits are now happily passed, and by Thursday, March 18th. my stock will be complete. Pantaloon stock, in jeans and cassimere, now complete. New spring furnishings, including novelties in collars and cuffs, both in linen and celluloid, and the neatest neck wear now in stock.

A. C. FORD,

Successor to Ford & Owens.

^Chas. H. Goldsmith has just received a car load fancy Michigan Rose Potatoes, and one car of fancy Riverside oranges.

Ladies' wear of all fabrics cleaned and colored to any desired shade Gentle men's clothes cleaned, colored and re paired. All work done on short notice and perfect satisfaction. Prices lower than at any place between New York and San Francisco at H. F. Reiner*', 655° Main street, south side.

Dressed Chickens, Radishes, Lettuce, Cran berries, Saner

Kraut, a Syrup gar and rated Peaches and Apples,Ceraline, Oranges, an

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BATTERIES!

LeClanche, Bunsen,

Gravity, Grove.

INSULATED WIRE OP ALL HINDS.

Electrical Supply Co.,

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A* GOOD RULE

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PURCHASER

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106 North Fourth.

Fancy Grocers Dealers,

Map 1 and Su E vapo

and Fruit

fret*.''

-HAVE-

Lettuce, Radishes, mi Kale,

Pie Plant,

''i Beets, v* Parsiips',

Dressed Turkeys, Bucks, Chickens,

5 1 4

Brook Trout, Canned Salmon, Shrimp,

Bananas,

California Dried and Canned Fruits of all kinds. French Pnines,

New Maokrrf), Codfish, Smoked Halibut,

Dried Herring,

ii Sardines,

YOU CAN AFFORD TO WEAB.

Our stock is now complete and, without doubt, the most complete stock of

CLOTHING

In the city. For Men's, Youths' Boys' and ^Children's wear a specialty. We invite your inspection..

Either reJ.d5'-made

order, f,

or made

J. T. H. Milter,

522 Main Street, if orth Sixth.

Side, Near

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LETTUCE, YOUNG ONIONS, MAPLE SYRUP, JELLIES,

-AND MANY-

FOR. THBi TABLE.

CaU and see us TO-DAY at 515 Main StP

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UPHOLSTER

P. J. KAUFMAN

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Tarn Ids, Cabbage,

Cranberries. Oranges, Lemons,

LEADIMG GROCER

HAS-

Lsrge Spring Chickens, New Potatoes, New Tomatoes

New Asparagus, Soup Bunches, i'

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Valencia Oranges, Riverside Oranges, .Florida Oranges,

Canned Mackrel,

Lobsters, Maple Syrap a-y andSyrap,

Saratoga CUps

THE GREAT GIFT.

Sbe.Healt by Just Laying Her Hands On.

Cares headache, neuralgia, rheamatism and paralyzed limts, this epidemic sore throat in three treatments. The Madame's number is 429 scoth Twelfth street. Price of treatment reasonable. She cures, but never kills,

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Cboie* Extra Synv Jersey Bucklfi^ ,t

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Water Cress, Young Onions, Pie Plant,

Cucumbers, ,' Radishes. Spinach, Aspinwaii Bananas.

Caracoa Cocoanuts, Fancy Cranberries, Seedless Oranges,

Oyster Plant, Lettuce, Parsley, Chicago Vienna Bread,

fieauine Vienna Rolls, Smoked Beef Tongues, New Maple Syrup,

Dressed Chickens, Dressed Turkeys, -Y Dressed Bucks,

Oysters, Celery.

NICKLE PLATE BLOCK,

WUkesbarre and Lehigh Anthracite.

LftFAYETTE MALLORY

Can fill your orders promptly with the celebrated WUkesbarre, Lefaigh Anthracite. the best coal that comes to the western market. Sole arent for the Nickle Plate Block-iif ut this market—and sells for 50c more on the ton in Indianapolis than any other. Ninth and Main

ran ner

411

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I DON'T PAY MERCHANT TAILORS

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Remember th«». 631 Main stree^

Maple Sugar by the cake, pt.,

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$30 for a Spring Overcoat

UNTIL YOU HAVE SEEN

OURS AT $12, $14 AND $16.

They lack nothing* in st^le or finish. Our line of Fine Drees Suits fit equal to the Best Merchant Tailor Goods. We have the best line of Children's Two-Piece Short-Pant Suits ever shown in the city. They commence at $1.00 per suit.4* Our $8, $9 and $10 Men's Business Suits are stunners.

Myers Brothers,

LEADING CLOTHIERS, FOURTH AND MAIff.

631 MAIN STREET

14 lbs. Standard Granulated Sugar for...:,.......! ... ....-....$1 00 14 lbB. Confectioners' A Sugar 100 15 lbs. Spft White Sugar. 00 16 lbs. Nearly White Sugar 00 20 lbs# Choice New Turkish Prunes 1 00 8 lbs. Choice New French Prunes 0# Pitted Cherries, dried, per pound -f 15c Ritter's Fruit Preserves, per pound 7! .i i(jc California Dried Peaches, halves, per pound 12Jc Hams, sugar cured, (special sizes) per pound 10e Shoulders, sugar cured, per pound Garden Seeds, Onion Sets, Yellow Seed Sweet Potatoes. 8 lbs. Roasted Coffee *.

10 lbs. Good Green Coffee QO ^oice Sorghum Molasses, per gal 40c--Syrup Molasses, per gal 40c.

Molasses, per gal QQf,,

Flour, per pound one dollar will buy just now more groceries at than anywhere else in the city.

pound

you want your Carriage, Phaeton or Buggy it tire set, wheels repaired, trimming repaint) springs repaired,

Or when your vehicle runs heavy, caused by the axles not being set right, which is th* case with more than nine-tenths of the vec hides running in this city. Or if you want to purchase an elegant TWO-SEATED CARRIAGE, PHAETON, or SIDE-BAR

BUGGY that is made in the city, and will compare favorably with the finest work made east, either in New York or Philadelphia,

....-- V. and sold at a price that will defy competition for first-class work, having no {^f^rence to the cheap and shoddv, call on t?

Ry MA HARRISON!

Nos. 319 and 321 Cherry St.

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THE

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HEW CLOTHING' STORE.

'New and Nobby Goods. SEW LOCATION. NEW PRICES COMPUTE STOCK OF

FOR MEN, YOUTHS, BOYS & CHILDREN.

DON'T. FAIL TO VISIT US AND SEE OUR GOODS AND GET PRICM.

A. C. Bryce & Co.,

411 411. 411 MAIN STREETS

Townleft Brothers, 512-514 Main St. K1NG_ Fu ELDER

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Coal or Wood.

Patent indestructfble fire back, tin lined oven doors, large ash pan and quick and uniform baker.

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The Beit Stoel I in the State

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48-45 S. Meridian St,

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