Daily Wabash Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 1 January 1887 — Page 4

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VI7ANTED-A girl for general housework W no washing. Apply at once. No. 460 North Fifth street.

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this Brest Bile Some $10,000 worth of Linens and Housekeeping ask you to come early.

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There will be a special meeting of the stockholders of Building, Loan and Saving Association, No. 17, Monday evening, January 3d, l»87 for the purpose of electing a treasurer to succeed W. F. Barton, resigned. fg

By order of the Board of Directors. if o. S. PERKINS, Recording (Secretary.

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IltRBB HAUTK, Ind., December li, iftO. Notice is hereby given tnat the anuual meeting of the stpch holders of this bank will be held at tbelr banking b^use on Tn sday, Jannary 11, 187, bttween the honrs of lui. n. and 2 p. m., for the purpose of electing five directors for the ensuing year.

O M. W*BCES. Cssh'er.

good fclil to do general

housework. Kefercnon required. At 14 seutn Fifth street. •fS7ANT*.D—Potiliion HS copyist alerk

In a toy or nation *tore by _» yonn .» r: goo referenoe. Address it'sa 3.8. Sorth Center Street

FOB SALE.

HAli»—Twogoofl ml ch cows, both with young calvec. Can seeu at the on iiouse Fonrth stree'.

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stable on sjnth

1 E— od restau ant. on easj terms. Hioadhurst sold st«nd. JPo--sesslon given at on Apply t' Joe Brl««. corner Cherry and 4tli sir et. T|^ BA -K-L.rge ixmliy bible and J1 hlh'e looking gla*» entirely nei1: Ht less tban halt It no e-

loe. Call at Somes'drug

POR 8\LE— howcake. 7 foot h.vtl- «)(•, metal frame Cheap. Inquire at Oalo stieet.

LTOR -ALE— CHE P— An Argand base burner in exi-eile-t sbape loquirat this offlee or add ess 'B," oareKsp. ess

5.10B »ALR—A good engine The bore I* of cylinder of engine, 6 inches length of stroke, 18 Inohes

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fifteen horse power. Also Dayton Cum pnrop. 1 quire at tnta OWM. c- ci 8AliE—Hteam beating apparatus—

J* radiators and lpes—suitable jggtjj sauting a Urge buildin* or mill.

Dttly Kxpredfl office.

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l.'OR Rent—A n«W mx loom uou.~e »Hb porch, ce lar, cistern, wood an 1 coa shed^, it* Itf LI ton -t eet App-y to J. yf Orilfl b,S28 *orth

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room, an ou veul'71. looa tlon. Price very mod r«te. 321 North 5th »tr rt 171 JR REST Two nice oesl'abie rooms

SultHble fo' light hous k«-epinii. In new bouse with a gooit vifw, on Sontb Fourth st^et. No. io, five squares toutij of Mm'P «tre«-t. noK RENT—A large front room at IP Main street.

Hf NT—A good bonne of rt suitable to keep -Indent*. iJso a jojd twrw. Apply »t S8

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TO LOAN.

fTH) LOAN—Money on real estate, fleets 1 col ecUd.^AtjER STEWART'S 1 nKuraoee Omce

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um» ikJum »ntilnlng ail

"roving property

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dark stint getting on on«V "•''.P.'krl*w,'D *oM

the otbeW

*ng*t *t^h*s ofBcJ. "Pon

In almost all grades.' Bant waft until you Vaunot lbe fitted in what yon like best. Stacks of elegant, suits and overcoat* are melting away as if by magic. Now is the time to get just what you want at manufacturers prices, at

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Year's Neckwear.

Special Line of Elegant Goods, at

Prices "Always the Lowest. Goods Always the Choicest.

ANN OUN CEMENT!

To Housekeepers and Hotel Kete»efs. We take great pleasure In announcing

our*great annual

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Is here, and may.it prove a happy and prosperous year for everyone. Being the first day oi the year, our supply of .. DRESSED POULTRY. W*

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To commence

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rlh.stt made by our bnyer, Mr. Root, during December will enable i» to^offer^eomerare bargsina darinj Ifima £10 000 worth of Linens and Housekeeping Goods will be thrown out at 60 to 75c on the dollar. We

Jobbers and Retailers, Nos. 518 awl 520 Wabash Avenue.

r'i Co,, l^ruggists.

'Solicit yonr trade for

.«v -fir* OHOIOH1 HOLIDAY Hand Mirrors, Satchels, Pocket Books, loilet and Mdn cure Sete, elc.

GOODS

FOR CHAPPED HANDS "IMPR VED OIL Ob' ARNICA" IS THE BEST

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RT^UlUttT & CO.,

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WANTS, K'lv_:

ADVERTISEMENTS IN THIS COLUMN WILL BE CHARGED FIVE CENTS PER LINE EACH INSERTION. NOTHING BKCONED LESS THAN FIVE LINES. NO DISCOUNT ON LONG ?IME ADVERTISEMENTS, AS THE ACCOUNTS ARE SMALL PAVMENT IS REQUIRED IN ADVANCE.

LEADING WHITE FRONT flROCEFS Have he largest and nicest lot of venison Turkeys and Pheasants in town,

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LOINS, BULK AND CAN" OYSTERS,

CRANBERRIES, FRUITS, NUTS AND

CONFECTIONS

if lar^r than usual. Call to-day. JOE M1LLEK, 515 Wabash Avenue.

SATUBDAY, JANJ'AEY 1. 1887

tsumin's Tbermomscrie Reoord.

Friday, 7 a. m.. 2 p. m. 9

December 81. 24 0° 25 5° 20 9°

ft sSs Weatbez Probabilities* VASHIHGTON, D. C., Jandary 1. For Kentucky: Biln or snovr, followed by fair weathe colder, northwesterly winds,

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For Ohio: Snuw or rain, followed by fair weather oold, northwesterly winds. Far 'ndiana: Fair weather oolder, northwesterly winds.

For Illinois: Fair weather colder, northwesterly win s.

CITY IN BRIEF.

George Thomas reports that he had stolen fiom him, on a Vandalia train, corded overcoat.

The Coal Bluff Mining Company have a good supply of Anthracite coal—stove, No, 4 and chestnut sizes. Telephone 107. ,•? ,r ..

Miller Bros. & Co., cracker mannfactarera of this city, have distributed among the business houses of the city a calendar for 1887, which is very beautiful. Tbe calendar wreath of flowers.

is encircled by a

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Ski of Cent store on 4th paying rar^

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pnrse and

Mifs Mande Trontman is visiting Mrs. Kelly Fiesker, of Prairieton, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Padgett, of Indian a polif1, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Voit, of 530 south Ninth street,

Miss Minnie Porter, a chat ming young lady of Brazil, is visiting Miss Mayme Pincb. Before returning home, Miss Minnie and Miss Mayme will spend few weeks at Chicago.

Call at "O'.d Cubweb Hall"and simple the finest brandies and imported wines extant, Man and Canal streets. Peter Staff, proprietor.

Minshall lamp is the best grate cjal in the market. Less ashes, more heat and ch~*p L. F. Perdue, No. 20 north itreet, sole agent.

70 Cents!- 70 Cents! 70 Cems!jfine^iib^Iing "Old London Tom Gin." Bemoved, City Drag 8tore, 210 Main "PP'« hSta.»c brandy and the famous Mt All patent medicines redooed to I Q°bweb Hafl*h»eh is on tap at "Old 0 cents on the dollar. Other dn§t in

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DR. J. C. CA8TO, .1 8ch]aer, the batter Proprietor. —L1--

Stf ff, proprijfe c*0"1 •treets.

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Where Insure My Property? vb. WITH

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F. H4TENS,

Corner Fourth and Main Street*. WHY «P Becanee "the losses In hi* agenoy ere tivui promptly, fairly and honorably »(»j anted—all delays aid technicalities

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Dressed Turkeys, Chickens, Ducks,

Uecse, Babbit, ,, fcqoirr'I, 'k

Quail, Mi ace Meat, Map oyrup,

Honey,

Buckwbeat Flour,

-i*" -r/« Celery, if Cranberries, English Plum Pudding,

Oysters, in cau oi butK Choice Apples, Uranges,

Lemons, Bananas, French and

Callforuia Prunes, Fancy Mus in Quarter Bu.es,

Fancy Layer Figs

Call and examine our vUek compare pi Ices California Wines for medicinal parposes

In his agency, Mr Haven*

fivesthe

hta personal attention to seeing hat los«es are promptly and satis faetorlly adjusted."

Beo«ose tue b8**t IB th6 choftpMt sod tM obeftvnt I* not (be best WMIIIKK

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display of fine neckwear, mufflers and fancv goods for the holidays. When on Main street, jmt drop in and ree him, and you will nit repent it. His good are beautiful and cbeap.

AMUSEMENTS.

hi''" Hsi f«e-c t*. The eminent artiste, Marie Prescott, supported by B. D. McLean and herown powerful dramatic company, will give two performances to day. A splendi New Year's II hss been arranged. At themtioee, W. 8. Gi.hurt's charmint comedy drama, "Pygroalh'n and G»lat r," in three acta, MIS9 Prescitt ap pearing as Gal ate». 1'bis t-voniag, the grand dramaic romance, "Czika," with Mis* Prepcjtt in the title role. We would like to impress upon oar readers the great importance of Miss Prescott's brief engagement. It will certainly ba a great dramatic treat. The old playgOttB who retain admirirg memories of Ma tilda Heron and Lucille Western in their prime, cannot afford to miss seeing Marie Pfesccti in "Czeka," while the vounger generation should not omit the present opportunity of seeing a womai who will, *8 surely as she lives, be recog nized eventually all over the nniverse as America'.^ greatest actress.

Tbe matinee prices are 25 and 60 cents evening, 25, 50 and 75 cents. The opera house should be crowded at both performance?. twwrw"-.^

Jant unctiek.

The ferewell engagement, in this city, of this celebrated tragedienne will take place on Wednesday, January 5th. Madame Janauechek is one of the world's truly jgreat actresses. 8he has a voice that thrills and electrifies, and by its pleadi tones of anguish she wins from the stzongest heart emotion and sympathy. She holds her audiences spellbound by a more than wonderful magnetism and power of eloquence. After a .long career she is still the true representative of the heroic io ilrama, still the great Artiste whose methods are mode's. She is an ait who ombices in herown proper person an inGnite variety of dramatic quaiities. "the has a piwer and emotional force greater than Bistori, a nervous and firey n'ensity equal to B-tchel and a skill for elaboration and finish only eq lrd by Bernhardt. Janauschek will' appear in •er great role of ''Meg Merrilies," her latest and greatest su cess. It will be presented with all the original music, choruses, new and correct costumes.

The sale of »eits begins at Button's book store Monday morning. -«rv Minnie llladdtniin Caprice.

PROBABLY DROWNED.

Ca'pi Liok, am Aged Mm, Dtupp-sm 1mm Hoiue-Suppjsed to Have Been Drowned.

At an early hour yesterday C&sper Link, residing on First street near the distillery, left home and has since not been seen or heard of. He is quite an old man and walks with a cane. When he left yesterday he did not take his cane, overcoat or hat. When his absence was scovered search was immediately instituted for him but up until noon without success. Link's mind is some whit enfeebled by his old age, and it is feared that he might possibly have wondered to the river and suicided.

At 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon so trace had been found of Link. The search is still going on. His disappearance is very mysterious one.

Lite list night no traces of the mif sing man had been discovered, and it was thought that under a temporary alteration .of the mind he had wandered to tbe river, fallen into the water, and been swept down by the current.

At the Rink.

An immense gathering of people, young and old, were present et the masque carnival at the rink last nUht, and an evening of g»nnine enjoyment

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The jadgrs of award were Maim. J. O Foley, Chit Laag Mi J. H. Kibbe. Saturday night, January 15th, the managers of the rink will giTtaaother crMd UMqaeoninl

ST. ANTHONYS HOSPITAL.

The Arnul Report for *86 a Splendid SMwlnc for tbe Good Sl.teis, The foliowiag the annnal report of the Bo htr superior of St. Anthony's boapital for the year 1886. It only forms another page in the history of the gnat work ana practical good rcoompliahed by the sistors in this city. The report indieatca an ineivne of work for the year over that of 1885 Nambsr ot malepetlanta...... 2(6 Nuatxrot Amule^atisats... 1S7

itlttl..,, «..,.l,.....h«U....*.,... .405

Number of residents of city.. Number of deaths....

Mumber of patients remniaing in the hoepital at the coming of 1887 60 Denominations—Cuholic 160, Methdist 35, Preshvterisn 9, Latherian 12, EpbcOpalian 3, Baptist 13 United Brethern 3, Evangelical 5, Protestant 36, Christian 16, fteform Quaker 1, nouc 111

Nitionalities—-American 262, Scotch 1. Gorman 58, Australian 1, Irith 64, Swedish 3, English 6, Belgian 1, Bunian 1, Canadim 1, French .4, Polish 1, Schotts 2.

List physicians for the year 1887 Consulting staff surgeom: Dr. 8. J. Yonng, Dr.J. O Thompson, Dr. B. F. Swa&ord, Dr. L. J^ Willien, Dr. C. Gerstmeyer, Dr. S. M. Bice, Dr. W. O. Jenkins.

Dr. J. P. Worrell,opthalmic ani aural surgeon. MEDICAL STAFF.

First quarter—Dr. O. 0. Tobsv in charge of male department Dr. W. O. Je kins, female department.

Seicond quarter—Dr. F. W. Shaley, male department Dr. A. W. Spain, leiuile department.

Third quarter—Dr J. B. Crapo, male department Dr. H. D. Mann, female department.

Fourth quarter—Dr. T. Stnnkari, male department Dr. S. C. Preston, female department.

Those Who Will Receive.' The following will receive their friends to-day: FIRST BAPTIST CHTOCH.—The paster and officers of the First Baptist Church, assisted by their ladies, will receive at the church, corner of Sixth and Chert y, from 3 to 9 p. m. HAT—Mrs L. G. Hay will receive at

Coates College from 2 until 10 m. She will be assisted by Mrs. F. M. Bagbee, Mies Kate Hay, Mrs. Judge, Bhoadtw, Misses Laora Bedenour and Flora Van D?ke, ef Ashmore, lil., aid M'ss Lizzie y, of Indianapolis. MOOBE —Mrs. Wilson Moore wi receive at 234 south Seventh street, from 2 until 6 m.. assisted by Mrs.' Chat. B. okaw, Miws Lucy Brokaw, Carrie

Peddle, N llie Scudder, Grace Layman, Gertrude Preston, Madge Gilbert, Carrie Weinstein and Agnes Parker. PIEBCE —The Bev. and Mrs. George

Pierce will receive after 1 p. m. STBOUSE—Miss Bose Strouse, 528 sou'h Fourth street, assisted by Misses Millia Strouse, of Allegheny City. Pa.,

Mele Mannberger, Bose B8sch and Mamie Hacameretein. STBONG.—Mrs. Joeph Strong, assisted by Mrs. L. Stanley, Mrs. William

Mack, Mis. L. B. Mar in, Mrs. C. O-ikey, Mrs. A G. lUvke, Mrs. Wm. Morga of Chicago, the Misses Stanley and Miss Strong. WALSEB —Miss Bosa Walser, 401 north

Third street, will be at home to her fri»n,io, assisted by Miss Emma Beed, of Paris. W1U.14MS.—Mrs. John G. Williams,' 664 Mulberry, will bs assisted by Mrs

W. H. Webster, of St. Louis, Mrs. Ch«s. Mtllesb, of Cincinnati, and Mesdamea Geo. E. Farrington, Edward lbert, 8 P. Burton, James Hnn er, Frank McKeen and Miss Hannah Smithy 2 o'clock p. m. WOLFE.—Miss Mamie Wolfe, et Mrs.

Chas. Bremen's rmideoce, 619 Mulberry, agisted by Mrs. Chas Braman,' Misses Fanoie Cirlton. Sadie Gulict, Sue Boss, Jessie Perdne, Fannie Bantiu, Isabella Oakey and Margaret Waters. After 1 p. m. Dancing.

LETTER LIST.

The appearance of the charming actress, Minnie Maddern, on Thursday evening, January 6, in her great successful role of Mercy Bax'er in Howard Taylor's charming drama'ic play "Caprice" will certainly be a treat. MitS Maddern has been styled the legitimate a A a a I does, girlish youthful heroines, who ate1 Mn Jouey neither tragic, emotional nor sonbrettes particularly, but just as they are in ordinary every day life.

Liat of uncalled for letters remaining in the Terre Haute poetpffioe, county of Vigo, state of Indiana. Letters to traveling salesmen or traoiiect visitors in the town or city, where special address may be unknown, ahould marked in the left hand corner with the word "Transient."

FBIDAT, December 31, 1888. LAD IKS* LIST.

Allen Miss Lulu Anderson Mr* W Aunspangh Lora Bayee Mrs Maud Dean Miss Mag. ie Marshall Miss Lissie Martin Kn Andrew More Mies Maud 8t Clair Mra Miranda

Shoemaker Mrs Ed Simps* Miss Jennie StOner Mrs Maggie Walton Mrs Ward Mrs Clarissa Watkine Mrs White Mrs E Woud Mrs Jane Woodhall Me Caroline Wolf Ldllie E Zigler Miss Mary a LIST.

Albers Martin Andrew Anderson Mead Gno Walker Averitt Tom Mercer E Barrett t! Miller BE Bennett Wm Middeugh Jeeeph BesellNateO Neary Thomaa .. Burton Pri^cherd Ed Cooper Peter Porter W Gorver Bop E Gasaway Albert .. Swinford I Hitohioga E W Trautner Charlie Howtl 8 W Wiley Joseph Johnston Tarbrongh Alex Lyons J..hn Terger

Persona calling for letters advertised in this liat will please say "advertised," and give date. *JOHH F. BBOAN, P. M.

The Mystery Deepens.

Last night a dispatch was received from Marshal Frank Morrison at Slater Mo., announcing that despite all efiorts' put forth by ths & A. railway com* pany and the relativee of the missing woman, no clue to the whereabduta of Mrs McAllister, who disappeared from a C- A A. train near Slater, on Tueaday last, h-d been discovered. Mis. McAllister's trunk and the balance of her effects, which hsd been left in her Beat in the car had been de'ivered to her son inlaw at Dodge ctiy, by the railway authorities. Ft is thought by her friends here that she has been made the victim of foul play and if the suspicions of soaetif her arqiaintances here are well founded the matter will, sooner or later develop into a cruel and moat sensational mnrder.

Checks Large and Small Washington Fast. The largest check ever staid in this country is not, as tbe 8un seems to think, that of $1,500,000, which Jay Gould paid Torn Allen for tbe Iron Mountain railroad, bat that for $2,800, with which W. K. Vanderbilt paid

affigp

ftnekat," Iftir Battleti. GenUemen fot tbe Nldtd ft* MalHit Bat barWqM character pal* nickU- probabhr MB» of Uw «bMis for ofle plated akatn, Mr. llcOfew bnrt cent, with which the tteaanrr depcrt lepreeentatk* of any eharaeter, i»eer» ment is in thehaUtoi fieqaently tqi^ •ehana cigar and cigarette holderr to log its accounts. Mr lcoii.

'The PooMte

Poa'master Began Issued the follow' lag wdliv yesterday, WhSdt is adf-tt-planatory: 1TA^L^BSESANR,LI IAML

Thepostogoe willeleee te SMRUW, laaaery 1, 1887, at 11 oMeek a. «. Oarrisn will make one deHeeqr ill osisr the city In the •wrnteg, and bnslaiss deWvety Klllt Oel* lactioo will be mad* In the hot at the usual time in the evening.

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WEDDED ONES.

List of Marti «ge Ketarae to the Qsrifl OSes br Srtaikar. Foliowiag is a complete liat of the married returns for the month of December. It shows an increase:

John Sehmekan, Vigo ooonty... Maty I. Woods, same.... Henry Hvda, Tigo ooonty Mollla Wallden, same Albert J. Taylor.

.....197

.......... 44 81 .......... 18 ..........880

Rn«ber«f patieotasingle ....330 Amanda A Cheek, same.. Xnmbsrof patientemarried.. .... 89 WilliamBayea, Wocthjogtun... Nnmber of patients dowars 40 Ellen Apple, Farm- rsbarg...... N mber of pHente widows....... 48 Samuel Home, MaeksviUe .... Namb» of Patients discharged weU.. 178 Muj 0. UcBride, same. Number of patients improved ...108' mber of patients inoatable 17

... ss .. 18 .. 7 .. 18 .. 10 .. 94 .. 48 .. 48 .. 98 .. 90 .. 98 ..19 78

Qoor«eB Prioe, Vigocoonty.. flora Poinds, eamet. Merion Weddla, Vigo ooonty Lualla Stages, earns. Edward Ball, Kiley township. Nanoj J. Hardy, Vigoeonnty............. 86 91 90

Lawrence King, Vigo county. Clara J. Stults, same A. M.Davie,oity. 98 Hitrinda Siodgraas, same.. 43 Charles 'Ilia, city ... 97 BueeOrove,aame.... 88 Frank M. Olift, city 91 Sarah HcAdams, same 90 Jacob Zink, Sallivan SO Maggie Pelit, Vigo ooonty 18 W. 8. Carpenter, Vigo county 56 Nancy A. Tarn r, uipe. 45 William B. Bran*on, Burnett.. 97 Elisa Lemons, same 18 Aaron Felling, Vigo county..., 98 Clara Nelsun, same 20 Charlea Hay worth, Prairieton 94 Ella ateo, Middletown 91 William Elliott, city 97 Matilda May, aame 98 Oman Shirley, New Goshen 95 ldelia Huff,same... 32 Samnel 8. Biainger, Vigo eonnty 95 MaryE. Sparks, aante 98 William F. Engle, Busedale.... 33 Richael A. Smthard, Fontanet 91 David Teviing, Vigo county 98 Luetra Bummers, same 18 Goorge duwders, Oakland 95 Mary Dawson, same 30 Elijah Ltffick, Battle Bow 94 Ella Hutton, aame 91 I. N. Leforga, Vigo county. .... 93 Julia A. Patten, same 17 HilaaL. Good, Bockville 80 Laura Hughes, city... 90. Dietrioh D. M?yer, city. 81 Sarah Ippin, aame 34 Thomas Irons, Vigo county 87 Sarah (Shaffer, Clay county 90 E. D. Axton, Newport 94 Leretta Brindiey, same 19 amee D, Rhyan, Fayette township 98 Emma B. Allen, same 98 Samnel Parke, city 98 Anna Bidgloy, aame 40 NaJianial Brink, Coal Bluff... ....99 Hulda J. Harrol, aame 35 Burne O. MeCiure, Vigo county 80 JuliaL Mills,same, 31 Charlea C. Reynolds, Prairieton 24 Lillian Llo d, sama 33 Jonathan Kolchner, city 55 Carrie Bell Hiatt, same 30 John P. Piker, city....' .89 Mary A. Mindam, same' 30 T. A. H. Bryant, oity 34 Joeie D. Penroe, same 32 Bobert Williams, Vigo county 30 Mary Poorman, same .19 James Bridgewater, Vigo county 36 Eliza Ann Bildgewater, aame 38 William Cuff man, Vigo county 90 6alena Brown, same 19 Michael Bufck, Parke county .49 Mary E. Murphy, city 10 Thomaa Blown, Vigo county...-. 98 Eliza E. Lowe, same 95

NewOfScers.

Following are the officers recently elected by Good Will lodge, No. 520, K. ol L.:

P. D, John S. SonnefieldL O. John Foreet. V. D., C. A. Garivttson. A. D, Geo. F. Ackart. A.

Thomas B. F^Morse. F. A. Mnrry. T., G. C. DdHsoo. Chaplain, William Pulliam. Guide, H.. Molatire. Guard, John Rjed. Sentinel, Japiee A. Triplet. Htdical Examiner, H. J. Treat. Trustees Charles Tlsr, John Garrettssn and L. Roach.

Poor Bzpeneee for 1886.

Trustee Beichert's report of poor expenses for the year 1886 is as follows: January expenses 8 875 60 February expensss 787 95 March expenses. April expenses May expenses expenses July expenses August expenses September expenses Oatober expenses November expensss December expenses

v-'Jane

Total

570 75 878 90 998 80 lb9 00 950 90 918 15 949 9 917 15 857 55 594 70

,.84.908 75

A Pleasant Occasion.

Tbe Concordia 8inging society surprised Mr. J. G. Wissbeck, the leader of the choir at the German Lutheran Church, last evening, at his residence on touth Fourth street. The. old year was watched ont and the new year welcomed. A pleaeaht time was enjoyed.

BAHCniG CLiSSES.

U*ier the PMMMMI eopn vision of Mr.

meele Monday evening Jannary atSo'clodt. hegfantie, ladies, mbsss and masters, a daee will he formed Tuesday afternoon, January 4th, et 4 o'clock.

Advenoad evening class meete Taetdey evening, January 4th, at 8 m. Advanced juvenile class meets Wednesday afternoon, January 5th,. et 4 o'clock.

Mr. Duenweg will he at the hall Satarday morning frem 10 to 12 o'clock, when all iaformation in regard to classes win he given.

P. J. KAUFMAN ..

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LEAD1HG GB0CEB,

WUaAllA

HE HAS,

Fancy Baskets of F^ait, Japaneae Pears, Laige Targarwes,

Malaga Grapes, Catawaba Grapes, Mandarines.

Cocoannta with husks on, Drresed Turkeys, Diceeed Chickens, Drcesed Geese, Dressed DOCKS, Dressed Squirrels, Dressed Babbits,

Our fancy select oysters excell all. Don't fail to get a can. Our pure cream candy is fresh and prices extremely low.

Try a basket of our fruit. They are cheap, end quality A. 1. They make an appreciative present.

CITY TAXES "FOB 1886. Notice is hereby given that the ~tax duplicate for the year 1886 is now in my hands, snd that I am ready to receive the taxes thereon charged.

The following shows the rate of taxation on each $100 of Taxable property: For general purposes 86 cents. For consolidated bonds, sinking ehd intsnst funds 5 For city funding bonds of 1885, sinking fund .5 For city funding bonds of 1885, interest fund For Hikh 8chool bonds 2 For library purposes 2 For sewer purposes 3 For park purposes. 1

Total rate on each $100. .$110 Poll Tax—For esch male resident of the city of the age of 21 years, and not over years, 50 cents.

Tax—For each male $1, for each female $2, and for each additional dog $2 SOTICE.

People are taxed for what they own on Apri 1st of each year. Taxes are due on the first day of Jannary, and if not paid before tbe third Monday in April following, 10 per cent, penalty is added.

Delinquent real es'ate is advertised on or about the first Monday in January, and is off red f~r a^ie ua the aerond Mondaf in February of esch year. The treaserer is responsible for taxes he could have' collected therefore taxpayers ought to remember that their tkxes must be paid every year.

Examine your receipt before leaving the office and see that it covers all our property. Pay your taxes promptly and avoid costs

For the collection of which I may be fonnd at my office in Terre Hante as directed by law

JAMES FITZPATBICK, City Treasurer.

Terre Haute, Ind., Jan. 1, 1887.

Ladies'Wear

Of all fabrics cleaned and colored to any desired ahade. Gentlemen to clothes. cleaned, jiered and repaired. AU work done on anort notice suid perfect satlafactlon. Tbe nnderMgned does more and better work, for a dollar than any home west of the Alleghaneys.

II. I REISERS

Practical Dyer and Scourer,

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«For the finest oysters, fish, game and dreesed poultry, call at W. W. Rector & Co.'s Fish market, Ohio, street, between Fourth and Fifth.

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Extra Large Fresh Oysters. Aspinwall Bananas, Florida Oranges,

Large Cranberries, Choice Celery, Assorted Nuts.

Freeh Cigarette Wafers, 1 Genuine Mottet Olive Oil, Salid Dressing, Olivee, Lettuce, Radishes, Parsley.

The after-Chrtstmaa" prices at

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SPECIAL SALE

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Bankriipl stock of Boots and Shoes

On Januray 2,1887, we will hare on sale a large Bankrupt Stock of Boots and heard of before.

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Carpenter's Boston

418 WABASH AVENUE.

While Santa Clans has been distributing Christmas presents he has been ^assisted tosome extent by Georae Smith, the piano nlamsB, who distributed to Mrs. Jw, Bl.ck, near this city, an elegant Baby Grand Hecelton Bros. also to W. Stewart a Cabinet Grand W. T. Harris, Cabinet Grand W. H. White, Lana, Tnd, Cabinet Grand J. D. Perkins, Cabinet Grand and quite recently fnrnished the Phoenix club a Cabinet Grand. O hers desiring a fine piano for New Years or future use can be supplied in any quality -or style by calling on George P. Smith, 452 north Fourth street.

Jewelry.

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February 1st.

ELEGANT CHILD'S BEDROOM SUP

One chance to every purchaserof $1.00 worth of goods at my store.one springs iWnsr

Great 30 Days Sale! Bit: Stock Left! IS8 than Cost. .....

Parlor Suites Cut Down Half.

Chamber Unites at Yonr "ther-i All Goods Cut at •^legrees beloT. A ermotoeter is as 'honed the Express:

320 Male Street, Betweei Third and Fourth Streets.

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Haslet, No. 310 M«in street, has a nice line of Jewelry. Call and see the precious articles.

J. Russell, Phrenologist, and fortune teller, is now in this city. Go and see him. He can jott beat them all. Yon will find him at No. 314 north Fourth street, between Chestnut and Eagle streets.

Ford's is causing a rush. Everything "down.*' Suits to order at $25 00. Diamonds.

W. H. Hastlet, No. 810 Main street, has several thousand dollars' worth oi diamonds on hand. Call and see the beauties, and choose a Christmas gift No finer stock in the city.

James M. Dlshon, and no other, Goes forth in baste With bills and paste, And proclaims to all creation That men are wise who advertise,

Watches.

Call on W. H. Haslet, No. 310 Main street, for watches. He has one of the finest stocks in the city.

DB. L. B. WABREN,

Cutaneous and specific diseases only. 124 sorth Fifth street.

DB. H. W. HXNDBICKS, No. 107 North Fourth street, Terrt Haute, Indiana.

nneqaallee for eaee of manipalatloa. rapid witttng quality of work, elmplteity andderabUltT. 2i£!S«s5}?S Oorreepoadenee solicited The largest and e!egaa»i^k ia tgiMSateat fa mtfrnvmrn

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See the "after-Christmas" prices at A. C. FOBD'S.

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THE WKATHER.

ly Dorni Below Zaro, and Stilt Going. one labored under the impretnight that it wat aot cold, alxut minutes on th8 streets, noseing (for news, wonld have dispelled the ton. It wasn't as cold as it has hereabouts, but it was cold enough all purposes. It was a night to put a your whiskers—not frost but ice. jre is only one way to account for the teesive cold. Hazen has gone 0fl en a and Lieutenant Greely is running ^wJfeer. Greely was in the Arctic {ions a week or so, it will be rememand while there heard the polaT howl, and watched the mercury go he way down point. He saw polar •s, walrnSiS, seals, and Esquimau.

Ie Hszen Is away Greeiy intends to the people a sample of Arctic $r. He started in with a mowthen changed to a sleet, flopped to )d then jumped to snow again, ordeied a cold blast from the it came with howls of rage, 4 everything freezeable. Yestering it was on 4 8° above zero.

Jiion is given ill order to be accuto counteract any charge of 'tioiv Greeiy allowed the titer\o float up to 9.3 degrees at 2 .en he began to use a club on •"•jve instrument. Ay 7 o'clock \ed, the mercury, and had£ it back. By 9:30 Buntin's ked 3 decrees below, and to go down, and tiiere is 4t will be tnis morning, ve considerable to an«s he expect Sandaytheir teachers to* it possible for any-

at the telephone iti teil when the It is supposed iw Year's, 186».

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Boys' and Men's

NEW SIGHT.

Anew invention that produces perfect vision in the short time of twenty to sixty days. No pain. No time lojt. Any one can apply the instrument. Those who have been using glasses for fifty years can have their sight restored and see as well is in youth. Treatment costs nothing until p- rfect sight is re stored. Call or address,

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SPECIAL PBICES

STIFF HATS

Thls week.

CLEM HARPER,

Fonrth Street Hatter and Furnisher

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