Daily Wabash Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 14 November 1886 — Page 8

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JiOBBY NOBBY Our $2, $2.50, #3 and $4 stiff hat.

Oar SI and $1.50 hat. Our polo cap for boys and girl-? at 25c.

Our children's fine caps, 50c, 75c, $1 and $1.25 Or fine shirts, 49c and$l.

Our 50c scarlet shirts and drawers.

"Kft'OX all competition.

CLEM HARPER,

Fourth street Hatter and Furnisher.

Seal Plush Wraps 50 more

Will Buy

WANTS, ET

.,7KKTLSTTMEMTS IS IB COL^MH WTM»*OHAKOKJ FIVE CEWT8 FK* «(!G INHKHTION. NOTHING AEOIRONAI. .SHjTHAR L-HfJH. No DlOv'OiJMTO* ,VW(\ TIT.1B ADVK«TIEZK CI™ S. are sm Ul payment enr red :J* IDVtKl'a.

WANTKl).

"IT A.NTKD--A girl todo cootin

l'ng ii'iU Ironing.

Wmen

WANTED—Situation

Whousework,

VV .four rooms, with private family for light, housekeeping have good references. Please address H... caro Exprefcs

WANTEO-A

good shoemaker at 10LM

WANTED—Situationthis

Apply Woodlawu cemetrrs

»T7"ANTED—Situation as nurse. Ad.dress 131 north Third cor. Third and Mulberry.

WANTED—A

IV ANTED—^To VV worth from ?S0' to SI,000, ition jaeasttrn or northern part or far red can pay part cash. inc. FO.-th Twelfth street.

WANTED—A

or Overcoat

Suit

In Fine and Medium Grades

Fresh Arrivals at Hoberg's 1

25 ELEGANT SHORT WRAPS 25

JUST OPESEI).

with Natural Beaver, Martin, Ly"* Black Astrakhan tail trimmed

Our

F'OR

Main street. Apply immediately.

by a boy 15 years

of age. Willing to do auy klua of work. Address. J. K», ottice. ANTED—A few teams to haul ashes.

ANTED—A competent book-keeper desires a position. Best oi"

erne. Address X, this offic

r3?er-

AAfANTED—Office or any kind of work, VV by an energetic boy of 13. Address 106 N. Eighth street.

Ctrl to rt-. housework

coming wetl recommended. *pp- Phil schloss. Cherry street.

\I7 ANTKD—W...Jt-1'o atteiid to siesm ooller ana heating apperatuS In prl

v'ce

or public housos. Six years experiin hotels. Address HU2 south Htli. tree WILMAV n. VANHOKN.

WANTr.D—or

•H preat '1

vlT ANTED—situation to do evjcv.nn or any kind of housewm-k: ?uly -n forenoon pay attention to cLi.!*®" tu the afternoou. Address, "O. H. t-ils office. •_

few boarders,

rates ra-

sonable, at 230 north Sixth Gireet.

WANTED—Attot"•!»

fOuth street,

nurse girl help do gene.Ml '-usework.

FOR RENT.

0.- RENT—Ht.iTftE of six rooms, witn good barn, north east corner E.ghth ana Third Avenue, $13 per month Also, house of five rooiuB in good repair, situ atedon the west side of First street, between Chestnut and Linton streets. Also suites of rooms in the brick block on the southwestoorner First and Swan streets, at So and S7 ,.er month. *lso house of 7 rooms with excelleut barn, corner Sixteenth nd Wabash Avenue, at $12—is worth SIS ner mouth

KIDDLE, HA MILTON A CO Rental and Insurance agents, Sixth and Wabash Ave.

Wraps

Much under regular prices. Be sure you see them.

From $3.97 and Upwards. Inspection Invited.

HOBERG, ROOT. & CO..

Nos 518 anl 520 Wabash Avenue.

P. Bouole and Astrakhan lacke's at reduced prices to close out.

FOB RENT

1*OR

7 li ENT.-Store room, '20x80 feet with cellar same size alao five ro.ms above the store and three rooms in th* rear also 45 feet of ground ad oiuing with plenty or sh«d room, suitable for wagon yard. One of the best stands in the city-

i{IDDLE ha

wash-

Address JOF. II. G.

this office. 7l fAN ED— BO A l!DE»S- -FIrst"Class 'Vday-board 1.1^1,1. «tr

100 North Eight street.

ANTKU-Two neat appearing young to canvass .prlva'e families. tiusinintecrt salary and liberal c^romissioa Apply Ueo. Clearrlng, mh«nk bonne, Suuday 10 to 11 h. m.

Wcooks

ANTED—All good servant girls auc! to uo w, that they canal ways fi ud tie best of sItuatlonH by

the lNTELLlOENGU. OFB1U5. 430 Ohio street.

H7ANTKD—AGENT.—Flrst~^l ass experY\ lenced reliable party, local^aseut, to hand our New Gas Kelloctor and burner, which gives 100 to 2b0 per cent. m..re light, and no increase of ga», or will sell Interest to apu-hlng part.)..Addregs Chicago Gas Ktilector lo., 120 La Halle Btr et, Chicago 111.

to tr.vel as

assistant bookkeeper, clerft in dry goods or boof and shoost e. Bes or 3rencm as to char oter «. -a bns:i e*s jiiaJiflcatlons can Me given. Address, VVT.U., this office.

ANTED —Situation to ireneral by a young lady who can come well recommended, Call or address 1021 Ohio street-.

WANTKb—A

good cook. Apply to B. G.

Cox, Fifth street, between Poplar and hwkn streets. «vtaN

Kl)—Girl to cook and do general

VV housework for small family. Apply at 705 South Fifth street. 17"ANTED—Good second hand powei hay press. Address, Box (12, cioverrtale, lud. 11 rANT ED—To rent, suit of tbree or

n®^

court house. Possession given Dec. 1st. Apply to

.Milton & co.,

Rental and Insurance Agents.

t1r*ORRENT—Eastluiiuiieatbetween

haU of double house

on north side Chestnut, 11th and 12th streets. 514 South Tixth street.

triOR RENT—A n'ce pleasant cottage -.rlth all conveniences. Kent reasonable to a good tenant. Also household furniture for sale 610 North Center at reot.

17OR KKNT—House of eight rooms 100 South Thirteenth street. Inquire at 35 South Thirteenth street or i:3 North First street.

FOR

RENT—A pleasant furnished front room, upstairs. No. 321 North Fifth street. u'OR RENT—Nicely furnished room, with hoard,

112

South Fifth street.

,X)R KNT-Two suits of rooms- and separate rooms In first cIm.-s oi'uer, with or without board, 231 N. Slxtu St. '..OR KENT—Nice unfurnished rooms, suttable for light house keeping, '.nquirea! No. 611 Ohio street.

(V'OR RENT—A large front '.•com at 600 Main street. u'OR t'ENT—A fine suU of newly papere 1 rooms, with all moiler*\ lmpro veuients. I.o^atio*!, convanle''.. eaid elegance not equalled In the ctt.v out respectable parties need app Call nd^eethem. Koopman'o block, .orner Sizth a Ch rry.

UK KKNT—A good houseof si rooms, suitable to beep students. Also a ood foam. Apply ui 521 Lafayette street

FOR SALE.

T^OR SALE-CHEAP,-A good family horse also a buggy almost new. Call at once. Must sell.

FOl'TS, HUNTER & CO.

I?OR SALE—Black walnut extension Jr and drop leaf tables, k'tchen table, bedstead, Bprings, mattresses aud feather bed, also three burner gasoline stove. Apply at northeast corner Mulberry aHd Fifih sts.

SALE—Horse, buggy and harness for sale cheap. Apply R. Day, seventh house north of pest house, east side of Third street. jjXJR SALE—At a bargain—A sun down top phaeton snd harness can be bought for cash much less than the actual value. Itcan be seen by calling at No. 677 Swan street.

C»i' RT SALiE—Steam healing apparatus— radiators and r-ipes—suitable for leating a large building or mill. Inquire V. Daily Express office.

i/OR SALE—A good engine and boiler length of boiler, 8 feet 2 inches diameter of boiler head. 31 Inches. The bore of cylinder of engine, 5 inches length of stroke, 18 inches The engine Is fifteen horse power. Will sell the whole outfit complete, Including a Dayton Cam pump for r850. Inquire at this office.

TO LOAX.

Treasonable

Fosluou ks copyist ir if rk

In a toy notion store b7 youn,a.'V eoo.i reference. Address av'ss iJ. S. BJJ Sorth Center Street. buy

LOAN—Several thouand dollars at rates on retl esta'e security. L. D. THOMAS, 517% Ohio street.

LOST.

LOST—Inevening,

or near the opera nouse on

Friday November I2th, a silk and wool Persian shawl. Toe finder will be suitably rewarded by leavlngit at this office.

buntin's Thermometrie Beoord.

Saturday,

7 a.

2 p. m.

November 18.

27.0

48 2

Wsather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, D. C., November 14.—1 a. m.— For Indiana Fair weather, slightly warmer Winds generally easterly.

PERSONAL.

Bom to Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Kloer, the 12th of November at 1:3Q a. m., a son. Mrs. Carolina Moore, of St. Lonis, is visiting friends on South Fourth street,

Mrs. Sarah Wilson has removed from 433 North Ninth to 719 North Eighth strMt.

the big rush

The cast week for our Fine Tailor-made Overcoats, Elegant Dress and Business Suits was unprecedented, because they canno matched for the money. It will be money *^r see our goods and prices. We will save you from $5 to $16 on a Fine

And Very

Moderate in Price.

$12, $15^16.50 and SIS.

"LEADER" Plush Sacqne, Worth $83.

Mies Tutie Brown and Miss Hutchinson, of Marshall, are visiting J. M. Fishback, of south Fourth street.

Mr. Harry Wallace, of Effingham,_ is spending several days in the city with relatives on North Fifth street.

Mrs. Elizabeth Bigelow, of New York, is in the city. She will establish a class in painting. She was two years under Carl Hecker, aud is an artist of rare ability.

Messrs. Hensley and C.tl ler, who have been traveling in Nebraska and Colorado in the interest of the Deeds hjdro-oarbon generator and burner, arrived home Friday evening. They have disposed ot all the territory in Colorado and Iowa, and a large part of Nebraska, selling only county right'. They leave for a new field in a few days.

Miss Annie Hays, long connected with the White Sewing Machine Company, has resigned her position with that company and accepted a position with the Singer Manufacturing Company, and will be pleased to see all her old friends and show them the beautiful work done on the new high arm Singer sewing machine

We have the nicest line of fur caps for men and boys in the town also a large line of soft and stiff hats. You should see our SI.50 s'iff hat and $1 soft hat before buying elsewhere. Schluer, the hatter, 619 Main street.

Every lady likes snow white bread and if she will use Royal Patent flour she will not be disappointed. Foulkes & Morris, grocers.

The housekeepers say that Royal Patent flour takes the premium when it comes to snow white bre id at Faulkes & Morris' grocery.

Minshall lump is the best grate cjal in the market. Less ashes, more heat and cheap L. F. Perdue, No. 20 north Sirth jtreet, sole agent.

Go to "Old Cobweb Hall" and see tne great spider, and also the finest imported wines, gins and whiskies for medical 'ise Peter Staff, proprietor, Main and (Janf 1 streets.

The length of ones life depends upon the p'uiity of the article one nses. The purity of the imported wines and Holland gins at "Old Cobweb Hall" are elixirs which make-sparkling health and lengthen ones life many years. Peter 8taff, proprietor? Main and Canal streets

For a day oi two during the past week the weather put in an appearance of winter, and the people hurried along th$ streets in a vigorous" sort of way as though they meant to enjoy the bracing atmosphere. Many who were upon the streets availed themselves of the opportunity to drop into the "White Front" grocery and give their orders for supplies from the oceans of fruits, vegetables and fancy goods there on display.

Goodman & Co. report bigger sales in all kinds of overcoats this winter than they ever have experienced before. They attriW a-their large sales in that particular ifaaS to the large stock and very nobbi*^jfc"les they are able to show at lower prr Qkhan some small dealers can buy suc/^^ods for.

L. Good mad & Co. respectfully refer to all those who left their meatiire with them for a suit or overcoat this fall, whether the firm have been busy or not in their merchant tailoring department. They have been slow in delivering suits according to promises*, but the great rush prevented them from So doing but they have now made other arrangements, got more tailors and are able to make garments on short notice.

WEDDING.

Saxon—Franckei.

Last evening occurred one of the most enjoyable entertainments of the season, at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Ham Franckes, two miles north of Brazil, Ind., where the nuptials of their daughter, Miss Ada, and Mr. M. B. Saxon, of Terre Hauts, were celebrated, only the immediate friends of the conractimg parlies being present. The ceremony was performed in a very impressive manner by the Rev. J. W. Wright, of Indianapolis. Many valuable and useful present) wer.* received and the time was spent in dancing, games, etc., until a lata hoar. They will go to

THE EXPRESS, TERRE HAUTE, BullMTi yo^fliJER 14,

*. 2. jf.

P. J. RYAN,

Undertaker and Proprietor o:

jj'EED and SALE STABLE

^.•rthwest Corner Wabash anu Second streets, Terre Haute, lad*. Keeps first-mass buggies and cringes a repared to attend all orders wl i_e»tin: and dispatch. Special attention veu to boarding horses. uudei taking establishment removed to fain street.

J^JOTH PBOOF BAGS

For Protection of

BLANKETS, FURS AND WOOLENS, WHOLESALE OK RETAIL. J. R, »niran & Co., 060-6KS N»

350

MISSES'

Just Received

At Very Low Prices.

housekeeping immediately at 418 south Ninth street, .tfis city, in a newly fur nished cottage which the groom has jutt prepared.

VIGO AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

A Statement of the Financial Condition uf the A-soci .tion. At the annual meeting of the Vigo Agricultural society the secret try, Mr. C. C. Oakey, submitted a report of the condition of the society of which a synopsis is here given. The board of di rectors at the beginning of the year, had no money in the treasury, but had a debt of $2,825.80 to pay or refund, beside a number of bills amounting to $700. The opening of a new road west of the fair ground made it necessary to tear down and rebuild the fences an4 st ills. The county commissioners built the fence around the grounds (^hicb belong to the county) and loaned the society $3,500 for five years which paid off th overdue notes and bills. The socitty also borrowed $1,000 from the trustees of Rose Orphan Home to build the new stalls required. Since the spring thi directors have made improvement? and repairs amounting to $3,500, but the total improvements by the Agricultural Society, Trot'inv Association and County aggregate $10,246.00, a summary of which is as follows Twelve thousand feet of fence....$ 2,464 98 Judges'and distance stands 265 00 Ninety box stalls 1,725 00 One hondred open stalls 940 00 Ladies' wale 250 00 Dining room and kitoben 151 07 Three ticket offices 100 00 Pens, painting, whitewashing, and sundry repairs 700 00 Track machine 150 00 Alile track 8,500 00

Total improvements for 1886... $10,246 00 ihe annual fair had flattering p.ospects. There were more exhibitors and exhibits, and a finer exhibition than at the previous very fine fair, but stormy weather cut off the attendance and profit. The receipts and credits for 1886 were $12,272 58 the disbursements and debits, $12,446.51 the deficit is $177.03.

The debts of the society are: Note to County Commissioners....! 8,500 00 Note to Rose Orphan Home. 1,600 00 Note to Terre Haute Savings Bank 2.500 00 Balance 177 08

Total..." $7,177 08 The debt was caused by payment of Notes and bills carried from 1886. .$ 8,609 98 Improvements and repairs 8,519 78

Total $ 7,129 76 Expenses of 1886,(excluding above)! 5,819 75 Beoeipta., 5,142 72

Deficit

The entries follows: Live stock. Poultry Missellaneous ..,

$177 08

at the late fair were as

CUNNING RED MAN.

He Gives Evidence of Hi* Adaptability to Civilisation, Nnif Y09K, November }3 —A Wash

ington special to the San s»ys: One of the most striking passages in tho annual report of Commissioner J. D. O. Atkins, which has just been printed, shows the working* of an Indian landed aristocracy under the present tribal system of holding reservations. It appears that the chief cultivation of the tribal lands is done by a few rich and enterprising red men, who pocket all the proceeds ana pay no rent to the tribe as a whole. Of, coarse, their plea is that if any other members of the tribe choose to till their lands, they are at liberty to do so bat it appears thatin thelndian territory, where some very large aggregate crops are raised on landis held in common by partly civilized tribes, the wealthier ana more influential Indians have monopolized the best lands, and much more than would be their t-hare under an equal division in severalty. Commissioner AkiLS, accordingly, points ont the present system of land tenure among the red men is working veay badly, and that the government ought to intervene and divide the land held in the Indian Territory •into lots of 160 acres for. each head of a family and half as much for ench minor child. The present system of Indian land holding is very imperfect and unwise, and that congress should promptly substitute one which would be better for both the red men and the white.

497 97

1,482

Total 2,07i The number of exhibitors was 272, of whom 184 wer. from Vigo county, thirtyone from Edgar county, and fifty-seven from Parke, wullivan and other counties, again of thirty-three exhibitors and 170 exhibits over the preceding year. The totsl receipts at the fair were $4,345.25, and the disbursements for premiums and expenses, S4.5S5.45, showing a deficit en the fair of $240.20.

The Ladies' Aid Society. The Ladies' Aid Society will commencc te receive donations on Friday next at 604 Main Btreet. This is the annual call upon the people, who have always responded nobly. If is hoped when the room is opened and the ladies there to receive the donations in money, clothing, dry goods, etc.,

riie

help will come in

rapidly. Let everybody send something.

Police or Burglars.

Queer communications often times find their way to the editorial tables of. a newspaper office. Ac an example the following which was received yesterday may be offered:

Home borglar was prowling aronnd P. C. Pogh's houM lata night before last. Ha mad* three vain attempts to enter, bat was seared away three tiaes. The polios will do well to keep oa the lookout dowa in that neighoorhood for they have bees esen several times.

Much Adoo Abont Nothing. About 7:15 o'clock last evening a telephone message was received at police headquarters, as follows:

Send the wagon to 1007 Elm street. A fight is going on and there is liable to be riot, dend several officers.

The wagon, carrying Officers Fox, Hall, Rac'uglen, Reisman and Butler, was sent at once to the locality named. Nothing was found, other than a_ report that one John Beard and a certain Mr. James Cox had been fighiing around the whole neighborhood and creating a general furore. Beard had disappeared. It appears that Beard and his wife had been stopping at Cox's hoase and Cox had cor eluded that he could keep them no longer. He accordingly took Mrs. Beard to her father-in-law's residence in the neighborhood. Beard had, in the meanwhile, failed to put in an appearance for |several days, having had a fight with his wife. When he found that his family had been evicted from Cox's premises he went hunting for Cox, and found him, with the above-stated results. He was found lxte last evening, by Officers Fox and Rinehart, at Sam Brown's dive, in the west end, and sent to jail.

Home Circle.

T11 Home Circle met at the Gazette counting room last evening and electsd officers for the ensuing year. All of the old officers were el.ected with the exception of Mr. M. A. Smith, of the ex ecutive committee, who will not be here this winter. Several new names were added to the list of members. The first dance will probably be given Thanksgiving eve. Mr. G. A. Pugh was elected in place of Mr. M. A. Smith.

A Collector's Way.

St. Leois, November 11.—Charles Jantzen, collector for Phillip Bardenheier, wine merchant, has been. missing for several days and his employer charges him with embezzlement, placing the amount of his peculation at about $4,000. His plan of working was to collect debts, put the money in his pocket, and report totbefirm that he had granted the debtor an extension of credit.

A Long Pleasure Trip.-

To-morrow the Junetta Boat club witb several invited guests will leave for a week's hunting and fishing at all the pop» lir points etween here and Merom. A delightful excursion is anticipated.

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castrate, When she was a Child, she cried for Caatoria, When she became Kiss, ahe clang to Caatoria, When she had Children, she gave thsm Castoria,

BRISK fRADE.

Messrs. Stein A Hecklesbarg are sapplying the people, usual, with a mott excellent quality of footwear, embracing all the leading sty Its and best makes. They are selling something new in the way of misses' and children's spring heel rubbers. These area shapely overshoe and so comfortable that thej compel the owner to walk gracefully. Messrs. Stein & Hecklesberg's fine stock of boots and shoes coupled with the low prices at which they are selling them attract to their doors a brisk trade.

ALL THESE ITEMS.

McGrath Bros, are keeping up the excitement in that special pants sale. On account of the remarkably low prices at which they are making them up, the ven tlemen find it just the thing these times to take advantage of Messrs. McGrath's great inducements.

The firm are making up overcoats, of which they ha yea Urge variety of handsome patterns, at specially low figures and.guarantee fit. It payB) to call there if one wants the best goods, best workmanship and best fits and lowest prices. Think of all these items, eh!

Leave your order at the Express Printing House for a first-elass job in letter heads, statements, circulars, or any kind of commercial printing. Work done promptly.

Crane's linen paper tor letter, note or memorandum heads, printed in the best style at the Express Printing House.

CIGAR CASES

at Somes' drug store, corner Sixth and Ohio.

POCKET-BOOK8

at Somes' drug Btore, corner Sixth and Ohio. TOYS TOYS.

Toys for the million. Glasswate in great variety Queensware, full line and of excellent quality at the New York and 10 cent store, 323 Main street.

Cell aft'l see my stock of the latest novelties in pocket-books, card and cigar cases.

18S4

E. Somes.

DR. L. R. WARREN,

Cutaneous and specific diseases only. 124 sor th Filth street.

No.

CARD CASES

at Somes' drug store, corner Sixth and Ohio.

James U. Dish on, and no otber, Goes forth In haste With bills and paste, And proclaims to all creation That men are wise who advertise, In tbe preeent generation

Printers' ave„ Terre Hsute, Ind.

70 Gents! 70 Cents! 70 Cents! Removed, City Drug Store, 210 Main street. All patent medicines reduced to 70 cents on the dollar. Other drags in proportion.. DR. J. C. CA8TO,

Proprietor.

:,-.v,r-ii,f-.iiir'-'

urn

ALPlfiEfOVERCQfflneedsto

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. The successful sewing machine of the period "The White." Call at the sewing machine office of the city, and examine that sewing machine which my competitors, seek in vain to equal right in the face of misrepresentation, and falsehood, circulated by unscrupulous competitors the "White Sewing Machine" hasgradu ally grown in iavor with the general pab lie, until it now stands unparalleled. Unparalleled in success, hence nneqaaled in merit, the "pe.-r" of anything. E» possessor of a "White Sewing Machi

a. P. UEE,

Practical Dyer and Scourer,

655 Main St-

First Shipment Rtceived! Bargain!

v~in iiin -."TTni

achine'

willingly lend their voices in the popular cry that the "White is the King." The only embroidery of any kind done on «e»in» machine in the city of Terre Haute is done on a White Sewing Machine." If a piece of embroidery (not braiding) is seen in any music store in this city, and some is purported to be done on sewing machine, beli ve me, when I tell you that it was done on a White and none other. Call at my office and examine the embroidery I speak ef.

J. N Hickmaw, 306 Main street.

TWO CALIFORNIA EXCURSIONS The Indianapolis & St. Louis railway will seM round-trip tickets to 8anfrancisco and Los Angles. Tuesday, November 16th, and December 7th, at very low rates. Tickets good six months. For further particulars call on

E. E. South, Agent, Sixth Street Depot

Presbyterian Church,

Comer Seventh and iimlberry Streets.

Monday Ev'ng, Sov. 14, MR EVERETT,

Of New York, will lecture on

Health, Streng h, Grace anc Beauty,

Illustrated with Manikins, Skeletons idels, etc., a SEATS—HB8T LEUrUttE—FRBE.

W. H. MAKTIN, Manager,

Ladies'Wear

Of all'fabrics cleaned and colored to any desired •hade. Gentlemen's clothes cleaned, colored and repaired. All work done on short notice and perfect satisfaction. The undersigned does more and better work for a dollar than any house west of the Allesbaneys.

Fnm few York.

An elegant line of

NEW WKAPS PLUSH CLOAKS AND JACKETS

Just opened. Bought by Mr. Carpenter, now in New rk, at less thaa market value.

Look at Our Prices!

Fine Quality Plush Cloaks To be Sold at $16. Elegant Plush Cloaks,

A Great Bargain at $SI.

Also a l^rge assortment ef

WRAPS, JACKETS and 1

Children's Cloaks

Te be sold at less than prevailing prices.

CARPENIEB'S

1.<p></p>Boston

8DKS DVERCtlATS *ND SD1TSI

More to see every day. This week more Overcoats and Suits for Boys and Little Boys will bs coming in. Among the first arrivals will be the finest Overcoats for Boys that even we have ever had. If yon made a Pyramid of Boys' Clothing the city over, OUB'S WOLLD GO ON TOP for Excellent Style and Service. We make no compromise with poor materials. -The finest is our aim. Our Alpine Overcoats and Cambridge Salts show that. Sightliness of goods, cut and flnhh of Garments gets better every season with us It

to keep ahead iu the battle of competition CAV

Fourth and Main Streets.

PROBST & FISBEoK

Will open their new store at 311 Wabash avenue, between Third and Fourth, on Monday. November 8th. Where with more room and a greatly enlarged stock of

FURNITURE, PJQTURES &C.

They will be better prepared than ever to meet the wants of their customers.

Ijkll A NOVEMBER IS,

ctore,joHNMURPHY

418 MAIN STREET.! Ks^'aoW.

BARGAINS

Cloaks, Short Wraps and Jackets,

COMMENCING

MONDAY MORNING,

NOVEMBER 15.

Do not buy nntll yon have seen our stockESPENHAIN A ALBRECHT.

READ AND PONDER. E S PURIFIED

tanrntm

BREATH,

The above oat shows the famous Carbolic

umoke

teenth centnry nneqaale In earing C»iarrh, Bronchitis, Astbmaano »u Oijeajee affecting tbe nose, throat and lungs A sing'e appllcatl gi es l'» to feller,

can be nsed In the odlce, at home and upon the street, uail at

treatment free of bhare*. Ballflentbym.il for #2. We ref-.r, by permlasfoar'fo the following residents or Terre Hante. who a-e u-ing this

3ch)aer Mrs. Htxpbeas, Sooth -eventh treet Wm. O. Weldele 818 Man •treet, R. O.Watson, proorr National Hotel Wm Atbon, chief clerk National Bot«i, G. M. Kolght, (Si* Wabtsh avenue J*mee Dillon, 44 South -ixih »tr et J.AjBlppetoe, advertising manager Terre Haute itxpress A. R. Diion, conductor 1. «i-t. railroad. ____

CARBOLIC SMOKE BALL COMPANY,

523% Main Street Same Stairway with Owens Knight.

Office Open Every Day in the Week From 7 a. m. Until 9 p. m.

Afll* KMENTS.

WAYLOH'S OPERA HOUSE.

Monday NOVEMBER 15.

Tne Representative Comedian,

JOHN T. RAYMOND,

Supported by his excellent Comedy rompany .1, IN HIS LATS9T SUOOB88, David Lloyd's Excen trie Comedy,

tub: woman

Price*, *1,75c, 60,25. Sale of Seats now progressing at Bufon's.

Thursday Evening, Saturday Evening,

jsr

4 -M

SUIT

HEADACHE

AND

CHASMS

THB

PATIENT.

Ball, the wond»r ot the «1ne-

tbeelOoejI'iA

get a

v-lu»i

reioeav:

W. st.

NOVJbMBKR 10,

W. H. POWERS'

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