Daily Wabash Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 2 December 1886 — Page 3

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ROYAL

POWDER

Absolutely Pure.

ru,.. powder never varies. A marvel of ruty. strength and wbolesomeness. •iDia ecouomical liiaa the ordinary 'lods, »ud cunnol bo sold in crmp-tion •7ith

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multitude of low Uft, liort

volijin, a!uhi or i|iosptiate puwi era. ^old i"!v in cans. IUIVA BAKJ'« POWDEH CO.,

IUO VV»11 Htrtet, N. V.

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-Ml t-Kliis ar-i ve and depart from Uuion Uepoi, Chestnut and Tenth streets, except /. fc Ht. I.. ®a5"JVains marked thus (Si denote Sleepily® Cars attached daily. Trains marsed Urns (HI denote Hotel irs attached. Trhtos marked thus (B) denote liuflet Cars a!:I'ohed. Trains marked thus run daily. All' other trains rnn dally, Sundays excepted.

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S I A I A

Sometimes enllod SCIATIC BI1EIIMATISM is one oi* tlio most painful mid obstinato Cfnervons diseases. Untit.iud all form« of NEHKAI.-

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MiltVE I'ASMS aii.l

KUKVHniul 1IRA11V »!scaitoBj can bo ciircl by using

uitiakunss

$0100

Ifarvous Dyspepsia. Locomotor Ataxia, Headache, Ovarian Neuralgia, STorvous Exhaustion, Epilepsy, St. Vitus's Dance. &c.

Sleeplessness, •°aralysiB, Jpium Habit 'Drunken es s, iNelwiJgla, Sick Headache, 3ciatica. no con.s^." I'ATI:XT .11 NICLXE. Coiw tains no Opiates or hloral. It ia ft Nerve and Rmla Jf'ooil J'onJc,anillnvt Nftffinil Tonlt*and oratlvo UI:n:trjito-«l Tro^tifO on Nervous BHscaMei*. ?!aMf. vo. Kent FliKij

HoM by W. C. UuntSu, GuMc^ A C) j.,1. IUU son, 1). Cox, J. iJ. Soir es K. Z1 in merman, W. D.Wairgonetj Kaufm»n and all drutci«ts.

$2.50

THE CHICAGO MAIL,

brightest and bes«t daily in the west. 4 iviRvs refrular!^ est. miuontlv 8-pa^oistfxirs. t\i-

rajs 8 paces onS».unU,y. Xll'V^Wp^VriO4

TheorMce

OF A WEEKLY.

(AEiD BAIM

Give* Ni iff (tl

once and cure.*

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order If'ttT. AiUlivs^ THE CHlCAv^W MAIL, 118 5th Ave., Chicago.

CATARRH

WfeverI^ «&jr&

Col it In Bfait.j Catarrh, Hay Fever.

Not a Liquid,!

Snuff or Pawder..

Free from Iniur-W_i*-^r~- 'Q' iA.

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ions Drugs "'"'uAV.CPWE T** O 6

A partlcl(vls applied Into each nostril and Is agreeable. Price 50 cents atd-'i gist«: by m-.iil, registered, 00 centa. ilars free.

ELY BROTHERS, Drngg sts,

OVREIJN NOWYOI LCK

Advei'tisemeiu

New

DTVWIM and CLAIMS COLLECTtiilMU EI OK 0 PAY. In ftcasf and Hountv due mftii}'- KtMKl'l'KD cases KF.-OPKSKU. S*nd for elrouiar showmc wiio are entitled to CT.AI3IS. IJ TVVTC secured or NO PAY. J? A I Xji.\ 1 i5 send Model or Kou Sketch of Inv eutlou nd will repoit ss to patent ability free. Rest of references.

Bellu.ni ^Miller, ITrOKNKY. WASUKi«I s,

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THE RAILROADS.

Hero aal Therr, of InttrrsUag Hema.

Mr. J. E. Kendall at C.-awfonlsville. President W. McKeen was in Indianapolis yesterday, looking after the Vandalia iatfrasls in the depot. —'Most of the freight trains throughout the Vandalia Bjsiem are running "double." This indicates verj marked increase in business.

Mr. H. W. Davy, engineer on the Vsndalia, is visiting friends in Knightstown while his engine is undergoing repairs in the sbops here.

The western association of general p*s

senger and ticket a^DUwiJl^heldbein

St. Louis, December 8. regular meeting of the association. No. 1M on tho V*n was laid out yes terday morning at East St. Louis on account of a truck leaving t'ae track. The delay did net extend over thirty minutes.

Colonel Woolsey, oi tb? Van, has frequent applications from various roads in the West for employes in the train dispatching depaitment. This may be taken as an evidence of Colonel Wooiuey's popularity.

The Vandi-.lia people are now handling immense quantities of coal—probably the greatest business io that direction in the history of the road. It is said that 400 cars of coal, daily, are being handled by the company.

General Stock Agent StiArt,

ber 24 and 25 at a fare and one-third lot the round trip. 2. Tiekrts good to return up to nnd including December 29, 1886, may be sold December 24 aud 25 at'( ne limitod faro for the

8. Tickets good to roturn up to and includ-

to lend a helping hand to his fehow-1

workmen ui the hour of need, and ready

at all times to face the difficulties which

often arise among his co-laborers. Lan-

auage fails to express our most pre-

ThUU'b?i,'IU9

too feeble to express our deep sense of Te onre

cret to our deceased brother. We bid a kind adieu. Farewell, but not forever. A* be it further

Charleston Note*.

Special to the Express. CHARLESTON, 111., December 1.—A daughter of Garrett Miller was brought heie for burial to-day, from Virginia, where she had been visiting. Mr. Oscar J. Lozier and Mi® Emma Sawer were married at Humbolt, Thanksgiving. The I. St. i1*: K. C. R. R, are advertising for 30,000 ties to be delivered by tha 15th of December along thel neof their road. This looks like an early change to the standard width.

Special to the MATTOOU.,Express.

the

Bee line, says that the road will this year handle more live ttoek than a.iy year cince 1881. On the entire system he says fully 25,000 cars of live stcck have been handled, and at no time in the last three months haa the company had cars sufficent to supply the demand for this class of traffic. Within the last week, at the Indianapolis stock yards, stock for shipment east has been turned over to their competitors.

Says tho Indianapolis Journal: "Recent developments show that the Chicago iS Eistern Illinois is moving to secure a road inta St. Louis. The building of an ext&nsion from Slidell to Tuscola and then later on to Mattoon does not by any means cover the programme. The Journal has information that the C. & E. I. have parties quietly looking after a charter for right, of way from Mattoon to St. Louis, which has practically dropped out of sight, and further it is intimated that the I., B. & W.,"or the Ccrbin syndicate are interested in this enterprise, and that after the I., B. A W. is reorganized they will show their hinds. It is stated that the I., & W., in connection with the C. & E. I., could, through the proposed extension, secure shorter lines between Chicago and St. Louis and between Indianapolis and St. Louis, than are some of the lines now in existence. The proposition is to ma^e the road as near an air line from Mattoon to St. Louis as possible, and it is said that such a road can be built at a

cost per mile to make the bonded debt, first days use. Marvelous cures resting on the extension from Slidell to Trea'ise and $2 00 trial bottle free St. Louis quite small as compared with Fit cases. Send ta Dr. Kline, 9ol Arch the bonded debt per mile resting on the I street, Philadelphia, Pa. roads with which they would by its construction come in competition." [There Mr. Howell's farce in the Christmas is a diversity of opinion in Terre Haute Harpei is entitled "the Mouse Trap." as to the above report. It is not very generally believed.] care for sick Hoaaacne.

Trouble With a Treasurer.

Indianapolis Journal. Eureka division of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen are haying trouble with the financial secretary of the mutual fund, W. T. Screese, who was also treasurer of the recent railroad fair. The committee charge that be has used their funds for his own benefit, and afllicted numbers are suffering in conseqtience,

G»ge.

f-levafor belonging to orge near the I. & St. L. railroad

he I. &~St7 L. railroad——The ladies of the Presbyterian Church

give an entertainmenl called "An Even ing with Longfellow" at City hall nex Monday evening.

Ji)h,~?TerhfIf Zfi*S

parcnased of Mr. C. E. Wilson tures of tue Charleston pork packing

new union establishment- Miss Bunn haa had to quit teaching for awhile

account ot

sickness. A. N. Bain, W. A. Jeffries, O. C. Skidmore, George Lee and Captain Curd have returned from their deer hunt, killing only one deer. The board ot county supervisors meet next Moniay.

To the Fenitenti ^r.

Salcide.

MILWAUKEE,

December 1.—Dr. James

C. Perkins, a prominent. young man of an old family, fatally shot himself this morning. It is believed he was temporarily insane.

What Sjnator Nel«ou Thinks of Allcock Poronl Plasters. SEXATE CHAMBER, ALBANY, N. Y.,

April 4, 18#5.

On the 37th of February, 1883, 1 wa»^ tifeeu with a violent pain in the region of the kidneys. I suffered such agony that I could hardly ntand up. As soon as possible I applied two Allcock's Po rous Plasters, one over each kidney, and laid down. In an hour, to my surprise and delight, the pain had vanished and I was well. I wore the plasters for a da^or two as a precaution, and then removed'them. I have been nsing Allcoek'eTPorous Plasters in my family for the last ten years, and have always found them th« quickest and best external remedy for colds, strains and rheumatic affections. From my experience I believe they are the best in the world. HENHYplasters

NELSON.

VARIETIES.

Pits:

All Fits stopped free by Dr. Kline'f Great Nerve Restorer No Fits aftei

For proof that Dr. Gunn's Liver Pills-

cures Sick Headache, ask your Druggist for a free trial package.- Only one for a dose. Regular size boxes 25 cenis. 8old by Cook, Bell & Loyry.

A Remedy for I..un£ Diseaee. Dr. Robert Newton, late President of the Eclectic College, of the City of New York, and formerly of Cincinnati, Ohio, used Dr. Wm. Hall's Balsam very exten-

Mr. Screese is employed on the Union sively in his practice, as many of his railway, and the committee will to-day patients, now living, and restored to all on Superintendent Whitcomb to health by the use of this invaluable leain what he can do to aid them in se- medicine, can amply testify. He arways curing the funds which they claim be- said that sogcod a remedy ought not to long to the association. be considered merely as a patent medicine, but that it ought to l"e prescribed

Holiday Kates. freeiy by every physician as a sovereign The holiday rate3 of the roade in the remedy in all casssof lung diseases. It Central Traffic association will be as fol-' cures consumption, and- all pectoral lows: complaints. 1, TicketB good to return up to and including January 8, 1887, may be sold Decern- Lord Wolseley, as adjutant general of the British army, gets a salary of $13,500 a year.

Excitement In Texas.

Great excitement has been caused in

l^e

ins January 3, 1887, may bo oold December 81 markable recovery of Mr. J. t^oriey, and January 1 at one limited fare for the who was so helpiess he could not turn in ronud trip.

NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES. tie of 'Dr. King's New Discovery was sent him. Finding relief, he bought a large UesoiutioKs of lteapcet. bottle and a box of Dr. King's New Life E'IIELBURN, Ind., November 29.—At a Pills by the time he had taken two boxes spccial mee.ing of SMb™ A«»blj, K. of L., No. S984, the last assembly

PREAMBLE.

Whereas, It has been the will of our

vicinity of Paris, Tex,, by the re

bed, or raise his head everybody said he was dying of consumption. A trial bot-

thirty.s poUnds.

which bro'.her Patrick McAdams organ- Great'Discovery for Consumption free at ized, during his connection as state or Cook, Bell A Lowry s. ganizer, the following tribute of respect was unanimously adopted That the hall I think verv highly of Dr. Seth Arbe^lraped in mourning for thirty da\s, nold's Cough Killer.• Father used it and as a mark of respect to the memory of gve years and I have very often heard the deceased that each member wear ]jim recommend it as the f*est Cough mourning for thirty days. remedy he ever saw. Ct C. Keeney, New

London, Ct.

CoDgre

Allwise Father to remove from our miust, geGond North Carolina district, is possibly our beloved brother Patrick McAdams, the youngest congressman-elect in the late state organizer of the K. of L, who country. He is but 32. has always been a great advocate of the I laboring class of people throughout the Mellin's Food conntry. He was ever ready and willing

tbe on

Trial bottles of this

7smaman.P?ect Simmons, of the

per

milk

(lisor(

found regret for our honored and esteemed brother knight. May his slum- vnnareu Teething.

K°ielA ,Jlb0r'!SYRUP.

Resolved, That ShelLurn Assembly K. of L., No. S984, extend our most pre-j To even things a little Cashier Hadfound sympathy to the bereaved family, dow, ot the Government savines hank at whose loss will be deeply regretted by all. New Castle, N. B, embezzled 24.000 and laboring classes throughout the country skipped across the border into the United wherever be was known. The English States. language is too barr«n and the tongue

fect substitute for mothert

'recommended by our most prom

ent

physicians ns the best and safefi

food

£nr jDfant3. jt contains no farina

matter.

which so often producei

jer8

he tomach.

Ttrre

Tribune, Sullivan Times and Haute Express, for publication. J. W. MARTIN,

LCTHER IRWIN, W. A.

ORDYCE,

Committee.

tor

Miss Ida Mullen is on a business visit to Chioago for Christmas goods. Rev. J. T. Orr has commenced a series of meeting? Sakm charge. Black leg has made its appearance among the cattle herds of this county. T. T. Short and Joseph Edman have each lost quite a number of valuable stock. G. B. Griffin has purchased the grain

Pile*.

Piley sre frequently preceded senee of weight in the back, loins an^ lower port of the abdomen, remaine 'he

Resolved, That a copy of these resolu- patient to suppose be has some anectioi tions be forwarded to the bereaved family the kidneys or neighboring organs, of Brother McAdams, and also to Labor 1 times, symptoms

indigestion sr-

prerent, flatulency, uneasiness of tk» stomach, etc. A moisture like perspira dissgresable itch'

tion, producing a -rsry ing, after getting warm, is a common attendant. Blind, Bleeding and Itchin Piles yield st ence to the application c" Dr. Bosanko's Pile Remedy, which aeti directly upon the parts a-Jected, absorb-

ingthe tumors, allaying the intense itch* and affecting a permanent cure, ing Price 50 cents. Address Tbe Dr. Bosankc Medicine Co., Piqus, O. Sold by Cook Ball & Lcwerr

Mrs. Frances Hodgson Burnett's directions for writing a novel are as fallows: "You must have a pen, ink and pap«r. Use the first with brains, the second with imagination, and the third with generosity."

Backlen'* 8alT»,

THE BEST SALVISArnicaworld

bruises,

in the for cnta,

sons,

ulcere, salt rheum, fever

sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains,

gaaranteea to give or money refunded, iiice 25 cents per hoi. For sale br Cook. Bell

UTTERLY DISC01TBAGED

expresses the feeling of many victims of rheumatism, neuralgia, sciatica and ner- 93^.

vous or sick headache. Having tried 86c Ko.

safe, sure

III., December 1.—In the

Coles county circuit court yesterday

and

{fom pogay coant7

Ind., who attempted to make a stake in this city two weeks ago by rats tog a $2 check on the First National bank, of this city to $980, confessed Lis guilt and was sentenced to serve three years in the penitentiary. A fellow named Cross was sent up for five years f6r burglarizing a Charleston tlaughter house, this being his third term in the pen. Previous to these criminals, "Oae-eyed Carroll, a tough colored citizen who formerly resided in this city, was sent to the Chester penitentiary for two years.

quid: cure.

Athloplioros is not

an experiment thousands have been cured by its use and they testify as to its value. Kouts, Ind.

My wif^had been troubled with rheumatism for about twenty years. One year ago last May, I ordered three bottles thinking that would he enough for her to try, and if I could see that she derived any benefit I would order more. She used half of one bottle and did not use any again until last May, she took about the same quantity, and is not troubled with rheumatism.

S. E. DOUGHLASS, Druggist. Winslow, Ind.

Having sold Athlophoros for the past two years, and seeing it tried thoroughly in the mining districts, I can safely and conscientiously recommend it to all who have had rheumatism brought on by exposure. GEOBGE B. ASHBY.

Evansville, Ind.

Athlophoros has given, satisfaction to everr person I sold yet, and has cured them also." I know of one party that suffered with rheumatisnLever three -years, and lie has used I think, 7 or 8 bottles afcd he is wcl i. He does not feel anything of it any _n ore. The last time I saw him, he was going to Nebraska to live. I can recommend it very highly, and know it is the best medicine that ever was put in the market.

FRAJTK

S. MULLER, Druggist.

JSvery druggist should keep Athloplu ri md Athlophoros Pills, but where they icr.not be bought of the druggist Hhe Aih! phoros Co., 112 Wall St., New York, will •send either (carriage paid) on retcij.i c: regular price, which is $1.G0 per olthlor Athlophoros and 50c. for Pills.

For liver and kidney diseases, dyspepsia, in. digestion, weakness, nervous debility, diseases 0' -vomen, constipation, headache. imi-tHY ).l, Ac., Athlophoros I'ills are uneqnalcd. ft

A Mexican in Southern California recently broke his armband didn't find it out for a week, thinking all that time that the limb was merely sprained.

The Verdict Unanimous.

W. D. Suit, Druggists, Bippus, Ind. testifies: "I can recommend .Electric Bitters as the very best remedy. Every bottle sold has given relief in every case. One man took six bottles, and was cured of rheumatism of ten years' standing." Abraham Hare, druggist, Bellville, Ohio, affirms: "The best selling medicine Ihave ever handled in my twenty years' experience, is Electric Bitters." Thousands of others have added their testimony, so that the verdict is unanimous that Electric Bitters do cure all diseases qf the Liver, Kidneys or Blood. Only a half dollai a bottle at Cook, Bell & Lowry's drug store.

A physician having directed one of his patients to bathe a wound in tepid water, the patient sent his little girl to the drug store with a note saying: Please sell bearer one-half pint tepid water."

Dr. Sf»th Arnold's Sugar Coated Bilious Pills uneqtialed for costiveness, jaundice and liver troubles. 25 cents.

Somebody stole two hens in Peoria, and a paper there closes a vigorous article on the subject with the worjds: "Theguilty wretches have not yet been caught, but startling developments are on the eve of exploding."

Hereford's Acid Phosphate Hundreds of Bottles Prescribed. Dr. C. R. Drake, Bellevilie, 111., bays: "f have prescribed hundreds of bottles of it. It is of great value in all forms of nervous disease which are accompanied by loss of power."

A poor but wicked young man in Winston county, Miss., desiring to get married in good shape, without too much expense, bought a suit of clethes on credit, wore thpm at the wedding, and the next day returned them to the merchant, saying that they did not fit him.

Farmers and Mechanics,

save money and doctor, bills. Relieve your mothers, wives atid sisters by a timely purchase of Dr. Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup, the best known remedy for coughs, colds, croup- and Bronchial affections. Relieves children of croup in one night may save you hundreds of dollars. Price 50 cents and SI.00. Sample free. Sold by druggists.

Charles E. Pilgiim, of Philadelphia, seems to be what he claims to be, a boy preacher. He is apparently 16 yearsold and small for his age, but lias a dignified bearing, a good voice, considerable elocutionary ability, and is creating in Pennsylvania an excellent reputation.

For the relief and cure of the inflammation and congestion called "a cold in the head" there is more potency in Eiy]s Cream Balm than in anything else it is possible to prescribe. This preparation has for years past been making a brilliant success as a remedy-for cold in the head, catarrh and hay fever. Used in the initial stages of these complaints Cream Balm prevents any serious development of the symptoms, while almost numberless cases are on record of radical cures of chronic catarrh and hay fever after all other modes of treatment have proved of no avail.

THE MARKETS

CHICAGO MARKET

[Famished by T. J. Hodgen & Co., brokers, 628% M»h stret.]

Dec. 1.

Opening.

High'st

Wheat—Jan. Kcb. May Corn— Jan.

Ijowest

Close.

76%

77*

76%

$ 76.%

83 87&

V3K

Oata Jan. Feb. May Pork— Jan.

83% 87%

Feb. May

83% 87^

42% 27

26^

8lji 90 02

Feb. May

Lard— Jan. Feb. May Bibs Jan.

81%

10 85 10 95

*17 27

Feb. May

6"io

6 27

50 65

6 5 0

5 52

Car lota wheat. 170 Oar lota corn 161 Ow loti oats 75

NEW YOBK EXPORTS.

Wheat 8,194 bushels Corn 85,814 bushels Floor 8,986 barrels Floor 6,680 sacks Oats 81,448 bushels

DRY GOODS.

HEW JOHK, December 1.—Growing demand of last few days has improved, and more inquiry for all style* of cotton goods with preference for fancy and colored goods for spring and moderate selections for immediate

NEW YORK

BKW IOBK. S.

& Ixtwrj.

X.f

December I.—Flonr-

gtrong superfine western and state, t2 80# 800 common to good extra western tod stats, {2 74§S 25 good to choioe do, S3 80@5 10j common to choice white wheat western extra, (4 50£4 60 tsncy white wheat western extra, $4 7095 10 common to choice, extra choice $4 7005 00 common to choice extra, 92 57© 3 10 patent Miniieaota, extra good to prime.

$i 40@4 60 choioe to doable extra, 14 40.

nDgrKded

red, 81®90^. No. 8 —,

numberless so-called remedies, ana physi- I 90c No. 1 white, 86c in elevator extra red,, pinna of all schools, without relief, there 89a. Corn—lower, acd less seems to be no hope. Many such have as "graded, -45©47c N^ 3^45c No. S, v» .!«»«. Athioph.™,J»d«o heb Sgysysr-CWE: surprise and joy have louhd that it was a I

red, 87o in elevator No. 1 red,

Btrong 18^c. gngar Qniet.

refined on»tUed

cat loaf end crashed, 6%@6%c powderd, 5%{$6%c gTandalated, 5%c cabas, 5 5 lS-16c Tallow—Barely steady 4J£c. Kgga —Firm: 38%©24%c. Pork-Firm $10 62M Q10 87%. Lard—Higher *6 40@6 45. Batter—Firm rather qoiet 12|$27c Elgin creamery, 29c, Cheese—Qniet and very firm, nei2%c.

CINCINNATI

nrafiTWWATI, December 1. FloorEasy fancy, $3 60&8 80. Wheat—Qaiet No. 2 red, 77&@77%c Corn—in fair demand No 2 mixed, 87%@SSc. Oats—Quiet No. mixed, 29c. Bye—Firmer No. 2, 69o. PorkStrong new, $11 25@11 50. Lard—Firmer, $6 65. Balk meats—Firm and unchanged short ribe, $5 87%. Bacon—Steady and unchanged short ribs, 17 00 short clcar, $7 25. Whisky?— Firm Sales of 796 barrels of finished goods on the basis of $113 Batter—Finn extra creamery, 28®80c choice dairy, 18020c. Hogs— Easy commer and light. $8 3004 10 packing and batchers', $8 95@$4 80 receipt*, 10,400 head shipments, 185 head. Eggs— Firm 19@20c. Cheese—Firm prime to choice Ohio fiat, ll@12c.

,.N "TOLEDO.

TOLBDO, Ohio, December 1.—Wheal— Firm 80c. Corn—Steady and doll 38c. Oata Steady 29c. Clover seed—Firm and dull f4 45.

EARLV HOU8R STUOrt

Beceipts of live stock this week have been little in advance of the record for the past twe Weeks, both 88 to nnmber and quality. Tbt grade has been mnch improved, and the batchers are, consequently, killing much better beel On Monday 117 head of cattle and 98 head ot hogs were put on the local market. Prices are a little ad van cod. Prime eows and heifers... Common bntchors'stuff.. Steers Bulls Sheep Voals Hr.g*.

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General Delivery from 7:30 a. m. unti 00 p. m. Lobby and Stamp Lepariumm

7:30 a. m. until K:00 p. m. Money Ord6r and Registry UiBci-. :ro: S'CO p- ru until 5:00 p. m.

Or '-•-nday tho office is open from tf:00 '•'118 a.m. No money order 01 r« »:T slnese transacted on Hnnda.v.

HAILS CLOSE,

JSA' —Indianapolis auci through easl 11

1:40 p. '-i. and 3:30 p.

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1. H. & I. Katlroad, way -itatlOD 6:00a. m. and 12 noon. 1. St. L. K. R., way 8!atlon,l fp m, and 8:30 p. ni. Carbon, Ind (through pouch), a. m.

WEBT —St. Louis aud through west, 1 p.m., 8:40 a. m. ana 1:40 p. Vandalia R. K., way station 9:40 a. m. and 1.40 p. it).

I, & St, L. It. R. way station. 8"a Illinois Midland, ray station 5*30 a* ni Toledo. Wabash & Western, we» of Danville, 111., lo:15 p. m. Charleston, 111., (through pouch) 11 p. KattooD, 111., (throntia pouch) 1 Paris, 111., (through poach)

JhloaKo, 111., 8:.-U a. m., 10:15 p. Chicago fe Eastern Illinois, K. way stations, 8:20 a. m. Danville, 111., (tMrough pouobj 10:15 p. m. T. H. A Logansport R. R.

stations, 5:30 a. m. Kockvllle, Ind (through pouch) 3:00 p. ill Northern Indiana, r-Jortlierr

Ohio and Michigan 11 m, and 1:40 p.m. -Bvsnsvllle and stations on 1.11 & K. R. 12 night aad 8:00 p.

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Florida. Georgia, South Carollnf and eastern Tennessee, 8:20 jji. & I. railway way stations 7f orthington 3 am.

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Pra'ris'.on, Prairie Croeh, Graysvll and Fairbanks—Tuesday. Thursday ar Saturday, 7:00 a. m.

Gilbert every day, except Sunday, 7K

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CITT DEL1VEES,

The Carrier? 'iava the Office lor deliver in3 eo iH-.ttor. over thf- «ntir# city, 6:4 a 1 2 0 Over the ImslneSH i-"rt!o of the City G:4c a. rs.. a. D'-.. l.S)p. ro. 4:00 p- m., 5:3 p. m.

Tto mat is oollacMrd c.treat Lettei Boxes on aJaia street, from Kirst tc Twelfth etraeto, north on Fourth to Cherry, south on Fourth to Walnut and soutl on Kirst to ropiar, and n!i 'ihio betweer Flrstand 81xth, every weok day between 8 and 9 a.m., between 9 and 10 a. m. betweon UianQ 1 p. m. and l.-^twoen 7:30 and 8:20 p. ci. Allother boxes are oolleoted twice a day, between nours of 7:U0anc 10 a. ro., and between 4:Sc and f. :K p. rr.

Oil Sunday th® Pest Office ts open from 9 to 10 o'olook a. m., and persons deslrlnf their mall can call at the vrsndow designated ty the number o' their carrier,

Sunday collections over the entire olt.j are rca£e between 4S0 and 5:30 p. m., anc a?ata In the bnslnese part of city be'ween "'-.SI o'«IocK, p.

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