Daily Wabash Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 29 September 1886 — Page 3

POWDER

Absolutely Pure.

This powder never varies. A marvel of parity* strength and wholesomenesa. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competlon with the multitude of low test, short welfht alatn or phosphate powders. Sold only In cans. |BOYAL BAKING POWDER CO., 108 Wall street, N. Y.

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S8 inch, $150 Columbia expert, full sickle, $75.00. £2 inch Standard Columbia, $?('£L. #|i

JS4 inch $140 Royal Mail, $85.0 •*m- ANTON HULMAN. %00 Main street, care H. Hulman A o. •H"

"Oh, My Back!"

"How I do snifer "what shall I 4a?" These words need never be arttered if SNYDER'S KIDNEY PADS are worn. They positively cure Brlght's Disease, Lame Back, Spinal and all urinary diseases and restores lost energy or young. P.(lce $8, bv mall, »n rj elp of price. Address THE 8 NYBE (t Aii CO.. No. 2 W. 14th street, ftTew York.

Snyder's Liver Pads

felalat)a, Chills & Fever, Dyspepsia, 'Blltonsnesa, Sick or Nervous Head-

eonbles

l'lie, all Liver and Stomach yield where SNYDER'S IiTVUU AND STOMACH. PADS, are worn. They cure by absorption. Thou*$0~ds can testify: to the benefits derived Worn their use Prlce$2.00. Sent by mall «a reoelpt of price. Address, THESNYiBB PA.D CO., No. 2 Wi 14th' street, New larkc

Weakly Females

Xiadles, old or young, suffering from any 'H srm of female complaints many Ameri|nn women suffer from Weakness, Irregularities, etc. The HNYDER FEMALE

PAD is worn and cures by absorption. Try one. Price, 88.00, by mall on receipt •f price, Address. THE SNYDER PAD •CO., No. a W. 14th street, New York. 801» W» H. Armstrong A Co., and 4kxnr roi Union Depot pharmacy, errs le

Madame Warren's

Dress Form Corset.

Sot4 by Dealers Kvory whew.

LEWIS

SCHIELE &

CO., Sole Owners {of

Pfctent, New York.

HVBeware of Imitations. None 'genuunless stamped: Madame Warren'* Mrttt form Corset.

every f*th%r

•hould pUm ln hla ton's h&nd« utd read hbn£u wtthluie utmost oar*. Giv«a an the Symptouta and terriMe results of lMaeasm dueto £«rl7 Vloo aod l*»r- tJ^

JeanClYiale

Husbands and Heads of FAIN- (,OC Paris France.) CUM need It, Testimonials froiti eminent London Doctor*

FRENCH HOSPITAL TREATMENT

For Drains, Decay, Weakness, Lost Vitality, 8ent Ontr sealed. Free Consultation. From 9

A.St.,Etc.

toj5 r.M.

errlALK AeKXCV. Fulton St., ew lork.

PENNYROYAL PILLS

"CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH." The Original and Only Oenalne. sad»l^av« KcIinMe. #f worihleM laititleu, pOBtpOneQ 0 JJMSRV I* BOB"1

to u!i K-vr jSrU^nlars in by return man NAME PAPER. CSieherter Chemical

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NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES,

Bockvllle Ripple*.

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ROCKVUXE, Ind., September

28.—At­

torney Black, one of Vigo county's commissioners! is in town to-day attending court. He says

the new court hons61

at Terre Haute is going to be one of the

«ti) oVioQTtosf. nnnlm nfltlninps in

finest and cheapest public buildings in western Indiana, it costing in the neighborhood of $420,000. On Saturday the skeleton of the building was received by the commissioners and $49,000 paid to the contractors. The plasterers will now go to work, and it will be completed at the earliest possible day. Mr. Black inspected the Seth Thomas dock in the court house tower here, and thinks it a fine time-keeper and cheap at $1,500. Alas 1 A circus will strike the town October 9. It is Burr Bobbins'. -The reported sick ones are: Miss Maggie Riardan, Miss Maggie Maxwell, Mr. Dolph Cammings, Miss Mary Hesler, Miss Florence Egbert, Mr. James Lang, James O'Havers daughter. All typhoid fever Everett Andetaon, the 9 year-old son of Howard Anderson, who has been near death for some time of scarlet fever, followed by diphtheria, is better, and it is hoped his recovery sure.

The family of Charley Sidener hf ve moved from Grawfordsville to Bockville, and reside in .the Tate residence on High street Mite Belle is at St. Mary's. The County commissioners made an Impropriation of $100 for the soldiers' monument at Indianapolis. The money will be paid to William D. Mull, committeeman. The ladies of the M. E. church will give another entertainment in two weeks. What nature it will be has not been announced. The corn social was a success both financially and otherwise. -The Gszette trys to be fanny on the chicken question. How about McKnight, of Brazil? The to*n plank was in regular session Monday evening. No business of importance was transacted. Some walks were talked about and ordered repaired. Several bills were allowed. Will Crain has been helping in Bryce & Hawkins' store.

Carlisle Items.

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Special to the £xpress, GABIJBLB, Ind., September 28.—The Bev. Brunner preached his first sermon here Sunday evening. The close atten tion which was given by the audience 1^.,.. indicated that the sermon was highly appredated by all present—^Messrs. Tom Keid and J. Eaton, two enterprising flour mill men of Sullivan, were in Garlisle Wednesday. They called at the Carlisle roller mills. The Carlisle Coal company held a meeting Wedntsday night. They decided to purchase all the modern machinery nsed in hoisting coal. Their coal is excelled in quality. Miss Flora Davis, who has been sick for quite a whilfe, is said to be improving very rapidly.^ Professor Carlton, of Plainfield, passed through here en route to Vincenne3. Dr. H. Holms-went with him. Mr?. Ann Parvin has returned from her visit in Sullivan.^—Mrs. Mayes, of VincenneS) is visiting Mrs. Jenkins. Miss Grace Bond has returned to her home in Oaktown. Mr. John Johnson and wife, of Palestine, spent Sunday in Carlisle. Mr. John Callender, one of Yincennes* leading flour mill men, spent Wednesday in Carlisle. Mrs. Sallie Binley, of St. Louis, Mrs, Will Akin and Mrs. Bonnie EskiDB, of Evansville, are visiting their.] grandmother, Mrs. W. Akin.

Sortoug Accident.

Speciu to the Express. CAKBON, Ind., September 28.—Whilel

returning from a funeral Saturday even-1 iug the team attached to a buggy became frightened and the occupants, Mrs. hiizer, Mrs. Muir, Vallie Yansandt and] Miss Pearl Staple but of the buggy and seriously injured Mrs. Muiir, cutting a| gash in her head about four and a half inches in length and exposing the skull. The other occupants escaped with only slight bruises. -Mrs. Muir is painfully but it is hoped not dangerously injure*}.

INDIANA STATE NEWS J|

The Kentucky and Indiana bridge ai New Albany has been lighted with gas. Mills B. Fletcher, a larmer who lives near Vincennes, has been indicted for selling beer on Sunday.

The entomological department at the state fair this year will be superintended by Professor Webster) of Puraue University.

A b^on^ng to Dr Peters, of Lafayette, made 8| ltoiles in 23^ minutes while hitched to a heavy road cart.

The marshal of Huntingburg, while endeavoring to arrest a notorious tough, named Dan Gallagher, was fired upon and seriously wounded.

TKe storm of last Sandaj^affl&ofed large number of farm houses' in Kosciusko county, and Stephen Halstead, of War-

saw, was paralysed by,a ^troke^ light-1 tion.

emng. Henry Crookshank, a directory agent hailing from Cincinnati, "who robbed a grocery till at Lafayette, has been sentencecl to one year in the northern penitentiary.

The Albion fair will be social as well as agricultural. A committee will be appointed introduce strangers to the

Eledlyto

le of the place, and make -them feel ictly at hdme. The proceeding is in innovation. The festival of the Harvest home was was impressively celebrated in Trinity Episcopal Church, last Sunday. The decorations were golden rod, fruit and flowers, artististically arranged. The baptismal font was adorned by a large cross draped with cotton fresh from the fields, the gift of one of the ladies of the parish.

A man was arrested in New Albany last Saturday night upon whose person were found a glaziers' knife, a shoe knife with an edge like a razor, a cold chisel, files, a skeleton key, a jimmy, a bvx of matches, and a glaziers' diamond. He claimed to be a resident of Louisville, but confessed that he had lately arrived from Texas.

The state convention of the Y. M. C. A., which was to have befen convened at [New Albany, October third, has been on account of the inability of

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tjirns. Noparge, no salve, no suppository BnSferera will learn of a slmpie remedy free, by addresalng O. MASON 78 Massan street,

Wideosall to be present. He is

secretary of

secretary of the international committee, and will be detained at home by the recent death of his brother The convention will be held the latter part of October or the first of November.

An unknown man called at the establishment of a Chinese lanndryman in Lafayette, late on Sunday night, and de-manded-admissiop. When the door was opened the proprietor was violently assuited with a stick of wood. A few days before $16 had been stolen from the money-drawer, and other amounts taken previous to this. The police think they know and will be able to arrest the perpetrator of the cowardly acU

A lawIfesB gang of so-called" regulators are exciting much alarm among the citinas of CiSawford connfy, who have determined to bring them to justice. They recently visited the residence of George Seals, cruelly whippings him and threatening to hang him. The house of T. W. Leonard was sIBO visited, but he managed to escape and souse the neighborhood. The gang were pur-ued and fired up a flswBMWi'iif rthsit recognised and will be indicted at the next session of the grand jury. An effort

will b? made to send them to the peniten-tiary-fo. ...

ECHOES FROM THE ALTAR.

I.tst-of Marriages K«turned to Date Durlny Bfonth of 8ept®ml®r. Following is the list of marriage re-

tarns

for

m#j3 to the clerk's office up to-

themmthof September:

Mortoa Gregg* ELisa Catkaran Charles B. M. Harlan Annie & Hees.... Charli Eiia rr Albert Cebble... Mary A. Clark.

Thomas Todd Carrie Graham.... Herman Ennen.... Fannie Miller Henry C. Nott WRhelmine Charles 8cofleld Elizabeth Cowan. James Beach Jemimia BuBsell......... Andrew K. Campbell.... Julia P. Long William Beisinisell.i.... Carrie Wrench.." Alfred Lowe..... Annie Price Charles N. Nelson Hattie E. Kirkham Pleasant O. Frarier .. Clara J. Baanchamp Joseph C. Price DollieMarkle Hngh Goodman Lillie Ann Bell

Charles A. Newton Elizabeth Newten' Samuel Letcher Ziephy Person Ernest Dabelow MoUie POignig...:....

Henry Smith Barbana Poston Elsworth Lawence Katie Holmes Wm. C. Durham. 1......... Emmalin G. (}rover. John W. Long .. Elisabeth W. Nolen William F. Dial Sarah E. Landers Frank Smith Annie Jones George P. Smith May 'J. Jones Mark Malone Elton 0 Adreyl. Frederick Drexler Emma Eiser August Bruner Caroline Dandel Gtaft-ge H. Kramer. Louise Pernio Henry Sohwinde Margaret Schmidt.......... J. Jacob Meyer Barbara Wessner Johann Gottlieb Herman.... Caroline Peifiert. Frederick G. H. Jainish Josephine H. Schmidt

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William 8. MoVeal 46 Tioloina Winn 8# William Collins.. 32 Mollie E. Diekemra. 22 Wesley J. Mullen.. 28 Eliza J. Sonles 22 Henry Dotaon -28 Mary M. Vaff Wm. H. Kelley 22 Clara Starr ...19 John H. Jordan 28 Matilda J. Loreull 21 George MoMianick ....81 Mary E. Ward

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.....21 28 18 24 28 24 .19 44 87 26 16 28 ...26 24 17 22 22 24 22 80 .26 27 ....27 25 18 24 21 84 ....82 22 ...84 29 25 26 22

...» 26 24 28 24 58 84 81 .88 86 28 .26 26 28 .'....22 86 80 25 ...u21 2? .....21 26 ......17 68 52 81 2# 81 24

Johann Karl F. Kannegiesser. i, Hannah King Joseph Frances Liehr Mary Ann Hoffman Benjamin Trump *. Elizabeth Moore Charles Curry Eunice C. Davidson August Carlspti .. Alma Ringdahl Charlee E.. Wilson Lucy Cheek .h..,.. Joseph Mc Henry Eliia A. Smith u... Andrtts Coalson Ella Tenker Thomas Keeler Mollie Sparks

Iaduatfial Notes.

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Wilffam Hagerty, of the Phyllis, is on the sick list. Greiner's shoe factory is still running at full capacity.

The distillery is now consuming about 1,500 bushels of corn daily. E. J. King's stove foundry is running about the same as last week.

John C&vanaugh, of the Phoenix, will attend the St. Louis exposition. James Nichols' cooper shop turned out about 3,500 barrels last week.*3

G. Bihlmier, of the Phcenix, is in Louisville taking a ahort vacation. A large elevator is being placed in Harrison & Herman's carriage factory.

James Herrin, of the Phsenix, has gone to St.'Louis to attend theexposi-

Hudnuts' extensive corn bins arejnow empty. Not a bushel of corn remains in them.

Gilman & Reynolds' stave factory and coojer shops ran at full capacity all week. Nine hundred tight barrels were made.

Hudnuts' hominy mill shut down last Wednesday for general repairs. The entire mil} will be given a thorough overhauling.

The damage to the buildings of Ellis' Woollen Mills caused by the recent cyclone were repaired last Monday, and on Tuesday morning the mill started up in all departments. Daring the recent heavy rains water poured in on the machinery and as yet all has not been placed in running order.

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Steeyens-O'Reilly.

Themarriageof Mr. Charles A.Steevens and Miss Mary J. O'Reilly was solemrized at St. Joseph's Church yesterday morning at 5 o'clock. The Rev. Father McEvoy performed the ceremony. Besides the relatives of the bride and groom quite a large number of their friends were in attendance. Mr. Stevens is well known ia this city and has many friends. Miss O'Reilly is the daughter of Mr. P. B. O'Reilly, of the county clerk's office, and has been ope of our moet popular young ladies. The happy couple started on a bridal trip soon after the ceremony and will be absent some time in their travels in the east. A large number of costly presents were' received.

Cure ot a Sprain

MACEdon CENTRE, WAYNE

CO, N. Y.",

VARIETIES.

Two shades of the same color an sow permissible in fashion. Dr.

Onaa'i lint Mu"

Bemoves Constipation, prevents Malaria, cures Dyspepsia, and gives new life to the Dyspepsia, and give System. Only one for a dose. Samples at Cook, Bell A Lowry'c.

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New York city is considered the beat market in die world for sealskin sacques.

Ao Knd to Bon*!

Edward Shepherd, of Harrisborg, 111., says: "Having received so ranch benefit from Electric Bitters^ I feel it my duty to let suffering humanity know it Have had a running sore on my leg for eight years my doctors told me I would have to have the bone scraped or leg amntated. I used, instead, three bottles of Electric Bitters and seven boxes Backlea's Arnica Salve, and my leg is now sound and well"

Electric Bitters are sold at fifty cents a bottle,.and Bucklen's Arnica Salve at 25e. per box by Cook, Bell & Lowry.

Several Savannah churches have gained largely in members by the earthquakes. SCOTT'S EMULSION OF PURE

Cod Llrer Oil, with Hypopho(pMtM, Very Palatable and Increases JfTeth.

prescribed. It is Very palatable, easily I assimilated and gives strength and flesh to the patient."

Immense beds of oysters are said to have been found off the coast of North Carolina.

Children Teething.

The mother finds a faithful friend in MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHINO SYKUP. 25 cents a bottle.

In northern Asia now they are making I whisky of reindeer milk which is rich in alcohol.

Good Kesnlts In Ever4 /We.'

D. A. Bradford, wholesale paper dealer of Chattanooga, Tenn., writes that he was seriously afflicted with a severe cold that settled on his lungs had tried many remedies without benefit.. Being indacea to try Dr. King's New Discovery tor consumption, did so and was entirely cured by use of a .few .ttles. Since which time he has used it in his family for all coughs and colds with beat .results. This is the experience of thousands whose lives have been saved by this wonderful discovery. Trial bottles free at Cook Bell & Lowry's drag store.

First degree, speculation second degree, defalcation third degree, hnmiliation, prison or Canada.

All Authorities Agree

that the milk of a healthy mother is the best food for an infant. Next to this, and containing all the elements for perfect nutrition, is Mellin's Food, which, after a long test, is highly endorsed by prominent medical men.

One of the attractions at the youngstown (O.) lair will bp a log- supposed to be eight hundred years old.

A Remarkable Cure of Soro/ula.

William S. Baker, of Lewis, Vigo county, Ind., writes as follows: "My son was taken with ecroftlla. ln the hip when only two years old. We tried several ihysicians, but the boy got no relief rom their treatment. Noticing your SCOVTLL'S SAR8APARILLA* AND STILLINGIA, OR BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP, rfcommended so highly, I bought Bome of it of yeu in the yearj 1862, and continued -taking it till the ?ores finally healed up.. He Is now 21 ears of ago, and, being satisfied that, our medicine did him so much good' when he used it, we wanf to try again in another ca?f, ud write to you to get some

In a single day an Indiati family of Pierr", D. spent the entire proceeds of the sale of tbeir farm for trinkets. »~a»

Cure for Piles,

Piles

are frequently preceded ia the baok, loins and

sense of weight lower port .of the abdomen, causing the patient to suppose he has some affection of the kidneys or Neighboring organs. At limSs, (Symptoms of indigestion sre present, flatulency, uneasiness of the. stomach, etfc. A nioiijioft like perspiration, producing a ytry dissgresable Itch-1 ing, after gettins warm, is a common attendant. Blind, Bleeding and Itching Piles yield at ©nee to the application of Dr. Bosanko's Pile Remedy, which acts directly upon the parts aiiected, absorbing the tumors, allaying the intense itching and affecting a permanent cure. Price 50 cents. Address The Dr. Bosanko Medicine Co., Piqua, O. Sold by Cook, Bell ALowery'

Philadelphia claims that one-fifth of its population ^enrolled in its Sunday schools.

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February 28th, 1885. J"

Some years ago I badly strained my stomach picking cherries, and have suffered greatly ever since. Nothing has been so beneficial as AJlcock's Plasters. They entirely cured me of that trouble* I have also been afflicted with lame ankle, bat these plasters soon enabled am to walk. I reoommend them whenever I have an opportunity, as I have foond them very useful for over ten years. All cock's Plasters have always done me the greatest service, and I am every day moreusnd Inore convinced that no household should be without

Awi.- A M*SJSBIISLA. BIEU»

Horsford's Actd Phosphate For Indigestion. Dr. George W. Hall, Su Louis, says:| "I took it for indigestion and foand it of decided advantage."

A bird'seye view from Trinity spire, New York, would disclose, it is said, 18,000 saloons in sights—12,000 in New York, and 4,000 in Jersey City, Newark and Paterson. ,tm

Bnoklen's Arnica Salve.

THE BEST SALVE in the world for cnta, braises, sores, ulcers, fait rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblain^ corns, and all skin eruptions, and positively cures pilee, or no pay required. It is guarantees to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Pi ice 25 cents per box. For sale by Cook, Bell A Lowry.

Eight hundred and sixty-two thousand barrels of apples were sbipp4 to London, Liverpool and Glasgow from this country between August, 1886, and May, 1886.

Reepeotahle Drnggtita

never deceive the public, but beware of the Cheap John druggists who efier you

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Benson's Capcine Plaster, or even better. They ask less for the imitation, for it costs lees but as a remedial agent it is absolutely worthless. The repuation of Benson's as the only plaster possessing actual and high curative qualities is the result of many years' experiment and honorable dealings on the part of the proprietors and f,000 physicians* drng^ists endorse it as

pharmacists and the best ever madeT Protect yonmelf against deception by buying of reputable dealers only, and avoid mistakea by personal examination. The gennuie has the "Three Seals" trademark, and in the center is cut the "word "Capeine."

"Bed alcohdUc noses cored in a week" is a near and odd London advertisement.

On re for the Deaf.

Peck's Fat* nt Improved Cushioned Ear Drums perfectly restore the hearing and perforn the ~work of the natnnd drum. Always in position, but invisiable to othf^is snd comfortable to wear^j. All w^awsation and «~CTJ ^IS&er*R.I?'slW'^d

Wild Cherry and Tar.

V'-i mi j-

knows the virtues of WUd| as a relief and cure fbt 1

any atlection of the Throat and Ltinga. Combined With theee two ifiefedien »an afew simple healing remedies in thai composition of Dr. Bceanko's Cough and Lung Syrup, making it just the artieu l.you should always have in the house, fc.t |Coughs, Colds, Group and Bronchitis.]

Price 50 cents and $1.00. Rawiplew free. I Sold by Cook, Bell 4 Lowry.

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,» "C^psicin," and tell yon as the genuine

P.S,

BaaMll Sage is a church-going man, bat some think it fs the Influence of his wife. They attend John & Paxotn's church, where many sharp things an said about rich men. sua about ncn men. I **T VI

THE MARKETS "^KIJ

CHICAGO MARKET.

{Tarnished by T. 3. Hodgen & Co., broken 638% Main street.]

BeptJB. Op8B- High'st Lowsst (Boas. tng,

High'st

Wheat-Bept .... $ .... .... $ .... Oct.. nx

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Corn—Sept. Oct.. Nor.

Osts—Sept. Oct.. NOT.

Pork—Sept.

nx 1*X

Nov. n* 14%

87 *»X MX

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Lard—Sept. ....

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Oot.. 6 11 6 1? 6 05 i'ii

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DRY GOODS.

Haw fOBK. H. X., Septaasber 28.—Ex-1 ports of dosuetio ootton goads the past week! have been 6,141 'paok&gm, which for the expiled portion ef the year makes a total of I 188,866 packages for the year, against 161,366 paokagss the corresponding period last year. For all styles of ootton fabrics there has been I a very good, business throilgh order and seleo* I tions and the tone of the market is tefy steady to strong. Fer wool goods ne# basinesS I has been moderate, as the weather is too hot.

NEW YORK,

HEW XOBK, N, X., September 38.—Jloar—

Dull good to ehoioe extra western and •tate, 88 3004 90 oommoi to ehoioe white wheat western uxtre, $4 6004' 80. Wheatr-A •hade higher fairly artivein good part for expert Mo. 3 Ghioago, 88fo No. 8 red, 83%o No. 3 red, 84}fo for export elevator, 85^086o afieat and delivered, 85085^0, t. o. No. 1 white, 86o. Com—A trifle higher olosing firm No. 2, 46Xo046% elevator, 46*©46%«, afleat. Oats—A shade stronger mixed, 8l088e white, 85040o. Coffee—Finm. Sugar—Dull and nominal refined, doll and easy. Molaeeee —Steady with light demand. Bioe—Firm and demand bat. Tallow—Steady 41.160 4 Vo. ^ork—fairly active aad steady. Lard —!5o lower 16 65 asked. Bnttar-»Firm and quleb Choie—Quiet and firm. E([g»—Flfffl with fadr inquiry 2QX081o.

CINCINNATI- WIRQ

anonoum, September 88.—»lanr —1 In fair demand. Wieat—Steady Ne. 8 red, 76«. Oera—Guieti Re. 3 ssbied, «o. Q^— Strong Ne. 3 mixed, 283^e. Bye—Quiet No. 3, Me. Perk—Quiet $10 00. Lard—Dull $6 80 bid held higher. Bulk meats and bscon—Qaiet and unchanged short ribs,*»7 00 Baoen—Short ribs, $7 STJfcshort dear, 98 36. Whisky—Firm Mies of-894 barrels of finished en the basis of 1 12. Butter— 1 gtroaff. HogsnsWeak common and Ught,l $8 8004 60 psekintf afid butehers', $4 401 04 80 reeeipts, 28,000 head stipaefits, 830 head.' Egg*—Easier 14014%o. Cheeefl I Strong and higher ohoioe mild full eream flat, 10X0110.

KiBbT HO08K MOOa faBK

The leeal cattle market is flush, stock plenty and prices down.- Scarcity ot pasturage is foroing a duly innease ot offerings. lost evening 190 head were reported* as reoeipts ready to be pat on the market this morning. Prime oows and heifers. $ 8 00 to 8 4$ Common batchers' stall 3 76 to 8 00 Steers ........................ 8 50to 8 60 BSs.:::..:. lsotosw Sheep Veals. 4 60to4 00 Hogs... 4 09 to 4 3C

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CATTLE MARKET, A

September 38.—Catito-B^ head shipmenta, 3,000 he*d

CHICAGO, oelpts, 9,000 .... slow and steady: skipping steers, 900 to 1,500 ids, 98 6006 30 stookers and feedersj J3 3008 50. Wintered Texans, «3 8008 85 Hega—rBecelpta, 15,000 head shipments, 4,000 strong and higher closing with advinoe lost reach aad mixed, $3 7004 60 paokm? and shipping, 14 6004 99. Sheep—Beoeiptd, I 8,000 head shipments, 1,000 head, steady naUfes, $3 3504 00 western, $8 5008 60 Texas, «3 6008 10 Iiunbs—18 40@4 60,^ fcftll

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HENDRICKS—

Galvanic Belt

Xsaspeolflo for an4 uniform]^ cttMthe following, as well as a host of other diseases not named! General Debility, Nervous Prostration, Male Seminal Weakne s, Female weakness, Bnptnre also positively onreds

Dr.H.W.Hendricks & Co.

Save located in this elty and are Beady to Treat and Cure Hernia.

All money refunded if a failure to rara The inventor. Dr. Hendricks, oared himself after suffering81years, and hnndred» eared all over the

matter or eontnltatton

Or. H. W. Hendricks A Co.,

JTo. 107 North Fonrth utreet, Terre Hante Indiana.1,*' "k...•"

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Broadway,

alwiays in attendaide to 41lady patients

•1st li'treat

P. J. RYAN,

Undertaker aad Proprietor o'

FEED and SALEST&BIiE

•4 trthwest Corner Wabash anu ond Streets, Terre Haate, Ind.

Keeps ttesi-alsasi bngcM* ahd -images repared to attend aU orders wi reatras and dlsaateh. Special attention teas yen to bearding horaea. undertaking eatab! 4)ln street.

illshment removed to

THE POPULAE

N, T. 5 & 10c

Ml Wabash Aye. BaatbSMa. Is selling goodsat exceedingly low prices A general assortment of useful and ornandntal articUs at

Hock BoUcm Prices.

W^th'.itimcK i-'-Cill and bte«convineed.

E 8 0 N & O E S

A Great Rsduetion.

(Phe Express wfii be^ent from now until Jft?. 19 ftr eentfl#f

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