Daily Wabash Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 5 January 1887 — Page 4

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Prices Always the Lowest^

Zero Frices

The low prices on Towels, Table start in with a "Dead Earnest Prn ^oods cheap."<p></p>HOBERG

with a "Dead Earn^Prmciple"

In a lew days we will giTe you

-.A IS'NOUN CEMMTg^

?po CONTRACTORS. Notice i? hereby given that the Eoarrt o! (.'ommi^sionors of Vermillion tounty lndian^ li-iving adopted plans and specifications lor flic rini :tra''l'.oii of a 1"111 •l1'1 'in.r'r farm, in said county, which plans nnd .pecifl cations are on file in the office ol Elias rritch.ir.l, Audil-r of sakl county, will, up to 1 o-.-lo.-k p. m. of Wednesday. th 3th da\ of v. bi nary. tsur. .t said Auditor's office in ewvnrt. Indiana, receive sealed bids lor the con siUucl ion of said poor asylum, according to Mid plans and sp'-cincation--. Kaeh bid must V" aoconipanicd with a bond, conditioned ac online to law. v.-ith penalty at least equal to the bid. The lioard reserves the right to reiect anv and all bids. bv order ol said B«ard ot C'ommissioneri.

ELI AS t'Kl'K IIARO, Auditor.

IV1UEND "OritE.

IF.RRF. IUurr. Ind., January l. lS^T. Notice is hereby given that .the trustees ol the Terre Haute Savings bank have this day declared a semi animal dividend of two and a half per cent, on all sums of two dollars and upward which --hall have been on deposit lor ,-iix mouths next preceding, and a proportion. :dc rate on all like sums that have been on de-V-iit for three mouths payable to depositor? on and after .January 2-itii. 1P?T.

All dividends not drawn out will be credited on account and draw interest from January 1st. 1?S".

LKW1S

J^OTJtCK.

WANTED,

\\,rANrED—A :ood cook: also a dinin. Vt rnnm girl. Apply immediately at 411' Kacle sticet. W'ANTKD-Girl for general housework.

Apply at 600 South Sixth-ami a-half st. \\TAN1 KT- \n active boy from the northern VV part of the city to carry an Keening l-Apress route. *T-r \NTFD Kvrrvhod* to com® to Nc «14

North Fourth street 'and get [heir jortrtne told by ,i. Ku's.'U, He can iu?t beat them all. "VT^ANTED- A eood s.1 1 to do general \v housework. Reference required. At 11 south Flftb street.

~nkTA NTf t)—rosltlon as copyist- or clerk *T in toy of notion More by jouap iu.tr: BOii reference. Address X'ss B. 8. ^orth Center Street..

FOIi SALE.

OK SAf.F.—A coodyeiigine. The bore of c\lii"b-r of outtiue A inches lenetb of inches: tho niaine is fifteen iiorse

1oTvor

Inquire at this olnce.

1 RATli—^renin heatinL' .apparatus— radiators and pipcs-suitalde for heating large bnildiiij: or mill. Inquire at Daily Express odlce.

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BALE-A. good restaurant, on easy teru S. Bioadbur*t- sold stsnd. Fos*esslon given at. once. Apply to Joe Ui lggs, corner Cherry and 4th street.

SALE.—Showcase, 7 foot beveledge, metal frame Cheap. Inquire at ,C?"Ohto slteet.

"IT'OB

^M.QOf|

the lowest. Satisfaction guaranteed show goods at

Year's Neckwear.

Special Line of Elegant Goods, at

F'OL'ND—Gold

1?. J1AKTIN. Secretary.

ISS1MA1ION NOTICE.

The partnership heretofore existing between %v. A. Cox and Mrs. N. A. Maag. known as the Jirm of AV. A. Cox it Co., has this day been ..lissolved by mutual consent. Mrs. Maag retiring. \V. A. Cox will continue to do busi.iicss at the old stand, 51,s Main street, under lhe title of the famous Shoo Store.

V". A. COX. MRS, Jf. A. MAAG.

terre Haute. Ind., .Tanuary 4, 1SST.

NATIONAL PIAIK- BASK,

Tkkkf, P.ArTB, Ind., December 11, IM. Notice Is hereby alven that the annual jnefting of tho stockholders of this bank •will be held al their banking house on Tuesday, January 11, 1X 7, between the liours of 10 a. m. and p. in., for the purpose of electing live directors for the ensuing year.

C, M. WA.BREN,

An Argand bass

17OH VAliK -CBKA.r tmriaer in excelie-i th is fftoe nr address

buriier in excellent shape. Inquire "B," oaie Express

FOB BENT

UTOR Rent-A new six room house with porch, cellar, cistern, wood and coal •beds at 122 JU'.ton street. Apply to J. \V\ Griffith, 52$ Korth Second street. l,"*OR KENX--A cosy »*nfurnlshed front °room,^jMalrs.^nvenl^yooa. -Hon. Prloe very jitta straet.

moderate.

•*or RENT-Two-nice desirable rcomi suitable for Ugl^r housekeeping, in ew' house with a-ijood view, on South irth street, No. Sloffive Benares south

aln straet,

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Overcoats 1 «-jOTj^«saisa^^

Goods Always the

BARGAINS!

Move Ihe People, but Facts Shake the Universe.

Dwels Table fcamasks, Napkins, Spreads,

breastpin, with horseshoe

and three bangles, at Ninth and lA'cust streets. Owner can have same by calling at this office, proving property and paying for this notice.

LOST.

LOST—Ot)

Friday, a gold locket with

dark stone setting on one »ldn_aud marine Tlew !n gold on the other. Kind er TvllI be suitably rewarded upon leav leg It at this office.

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY h, 1887

Buntin Xhermomsirio Record.

Tuesday,

s. m. 2 p. hi.

Jstmary 4.

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Cashier.

WANTS, ETC.

ADVERTISEMENTS IN" THIS COI.L'MN IRIL.T 3F. ARCKi) 1'1 \"F. CENTS FFR I.INF. EACH IN'sEHTfOX. NOTHING RECK'NED I.ESS •R H-A FIVE LIN Ef-. No PlSCOVNT ON l.ON'U 1'IME AL»VEKT1SEJIF.XTS. AS IHE AL'COCSLS AI?E S.VSA1.L TAYMENI IS KEQU1HED IN' AD-VAN-CE.

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9 p. in.

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I. J. HODGEN & CO.,

BROKERS,

gtofe Bonds, finin and Frovisina

0281

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Bring tla© Crowds

To Our Great Annual

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

FOB BENT.

BENT—Kooios furnished or °furn\shed. 'fcl Foplar street.

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RtMT-Kicely furnish«4 attention if dMlred: centrally located. No. 13J North Seventh street. rpOR HEHT—A large front room at 660

Main street.

HOR

RENT

A good house of sf studert Is. 621 Ijafayetle street

suitable to ae9j

•pjd barn. Apply a

Wssthar FrobsbiJities,

WASEIHOTON, D. G., January 5.—1 a. a. For Ohio, and Kentucky: Southerly, followed by nul

northwesterly winds enow.

For Indiana and lllinoii: Colder, northwesterly winds fan wsather, except snow on the east coast lake.

CITY IN BRIEF.

Albert t'opeland fonnd a silret ivatcli Mondaj nigbt at the Union depot. The line of tbe Mutual Telegraph company is being rtrung to the Polftecb nic.

The Bale of pews at St. Stephen's Epis copalChurch took place Monday night al the church.

Mr. L, F. Ferdue commenced yesterday to cut ice Irom Lake Fluvanna The ice is of fine quality and very thick

Justice Alex. Thomas bad several callers^at his residence Monday uight.Geo W. Babb and Lucinda Jtvule, who deeired to be united in marriage, The jueticc -accommodated them.

All members, of the reception committee of the Commercial Travelers' association are requested to meat at headquarters Saturday morning, January 8th, al S o'clock sharp, for the purpose of assignment to special duties for the day

Wm. Barnes was arraigned in Policr court yesterday morning and fined So and costs "for carrying concealed weapom and SI and costs for drunkenness, Ibllj Phillips, with whom Barnes attempted to paint the West'side a beautiful crimson Monday night, was fined $1 and coots for drunkenness, and will spend the next ten days of her existence in jail.

PERSONAL.

MIPS Ida McEIfresh has returned from Covington. Mr- and Mrs, Chas. Layman are visiting in Robinson.

Mrs. John A. McAithur returned from the East last Friday. Mr. John Zimmerman left for the East yesterday morning.

Mr, and Mrs. J. Frybarger and daughter loft yesterday for Ohio. Mrs. James Sodden and daughtur, Anna, are both seriously ill at their home on north Center stree'.

Mrs. J. C. Mapes and Mrs. Ban Lay man, of Spencer, Ind., are the guests of Mr, and Mrs. James Conman, of .North Twelfth street.

Miss Piekemner gave a very pleasant progressive euchre part Monday evenins at the residence of Mr. Bunch, on east Main street.

Fvsnsville Journal: Mr. and Mrs. C. K, Bement and their 'daughter, Miss Mamie Bement, left 8unday morning lor Terre Haule, to make Mr. G. W. Bement a visit for a few days.

Mr. and Mrs. James McCulloch left for their home at Detroit, Mich., yesterday, accompanied by their neice, Miss Clara Maaning, of tl\e High school, who will attend the conservatory of music of that dty.

Call al "Old Cobweb Hall" and sample

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^^tlveX^stoiers say^Hoberg^Le

lhe

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rooms so a

TO LOAK.

•*0 LOAN—Money on real estate. Kent® colteoted. At gA9£8 & STEWART'S

Insurauee Offloe,

FOUWD.

extant, Mala and Canal streets. Peter fetafl, proprietor. ^inshall lump is the best grate oal in the market. aches, more heat and chea[, L. F. Perdue, No. 20 north Sistb jtreet, eole agent, & bluer the hatter, 619 Main street, is carrying the most stylish line of soft and stiff hats found in Terre Haute. He is special ajrent lor the famous "Kug^" which he 6ei!s for |4.

The very essence of life ja contained in the eparklinfi "Old London Tom Gin," fine old Cognac brandy and tbe famous apple brandy which is on tap st "Old Cobrreb Hall," Main and canal streels. Feter proprietor.

Police Briefs

Mrs. Miller, living at 111 Lafayette street, called the patrol wagon yesterday evening. Ou6 John Beard, a colored man, had been boarding with her and she wanted bim to leave the house, which he very firmly refused to do. She was referred to a magistrate.

There is complaint of boys congregating regularly at the corner of Thirteenth anfi Poplar and disturbing the services at St. Petrick's church.

Thomas Howard, Jx)hn Griffin and Charles Brown, all strangers in the city and penniless, were furnished with shelter in the jail last night.

Two pieces of harness, stolen from Mr. P. P. Mischler and left in a sleigh on the street, were recovered yesterday. The stolen property was thrown into the sleigh by two boys, who ran away at the approach of an officer.

Supernumerary Pierce was on duty in the fifth district yesterday for Patrolman Halter,

Mr. Joseph Dunn, 334 south Thirteenth street, reports stolen two watches. They were stolen from a bureau drawer in his house on Monday.

AMUSEMENTS.

lhe Gypsy Baron

The book of "The Gypsy Bjiron," which will be produced in this city next Tuesday evening, January 11, by the Conried English Opera company, is based upon a charmiBg novelette, by the famous Hungarian author, Maurus Jokai, and has been written for Johann Strauss by Herr Julius Schni(«er, a well-known Vienna librettist. It unfolds a romantic picture of Hungarian gypsy life during the last century. The company is the largeet and strongest that has ever been organized in this country for the production of light opera. The principal soprano part, Saffi, a gyp3y girl, will be taken by Miss Laura Bellini. Helen von Doenhoff, a high contralto, will present the part of Czipra, the gypsy queen. A pretty character is that of Aisena, a proud and coquettish beauty, which will be sung by Mtss Lydia O'Neil. The role of Bariukay, the gypsy baron, will be sung by Harry De Lorme, whose heroic tenor voice is admirably suited to the part. The comic character Z?upau, the pig dealer, will be presented by lhe well-known and popular coruedian, Jacques Kruger. Count Homonay, a Hungarian recruiting officer, will be given by -Ferdinand Urban, himself a Hungarian by birth. There is a funny old woman, Mirabella, who, after twenty-five years of separation, finds her long-lost husband again, Count Carnero, mnch to the letter's disgust. This amusing part will be given by Miss Jennie Reifferth. The part of the disappointed hnsband is taken by GiistaTUs F. Hall, while Signor Taglien, an excellent lyric tenor, will Ottocar, a sentimental lover.

the finest brandies and imported wines1 house »hould be packed from top tQ OOJ uncles,

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tional Bank, Coring

T^«,phoae l93. Call for market quotations,

t\ r» -ypvtHaprfftz

bottom next Monday night Sale of seats begins Friday morning, January 9,

Jananacbek To-Nig hf.

This evening the world renowned tragedienne Janauschek supported by Geoige D. Cliap-

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appear as

BtcConir* Opera Company. On next Monday evening, January 10, McCaull's Opera Comiqe company, composed of sixty people, will present the latest operatic success, "The Black Hussar." It is claimed for the music of this work that nothing so tuneful and merry has been produced since the days ot" Offenbach's "Grande Ducheese." The story is both romantic and humorous and in the adaptation of lhe text, which has been carefully mad6, the parts have been especially fitted to the strong cast en' gaged. Among the many striking numbers that occur in the opera are The Factotum's Patter Song, The Chaplain's Ode, Tbe Sleeping Sextette, The Gossipers' Chorus, the Factotum's Narrative, The Conspirators' Chorus, The Lovers' Quartette, The Hussars' War Song, The Topical Trio, etc. The appointments are all new, the costumes elegant. The scenery is beautiful, and another great fsalare is the prices, the management having plaeed the price* within the reach of all, viz: 75, 50 and 25 cents. Thei company carry their own orcheslra, everything is first-clan »cd

H.Sbuart, and

entittled "Meg Merrilies" which will be presented with all the original music, grand chorus, new and correct costumes, Janausohek appearing in her unrivalled impersonation of "Meg Merrllien" pronounced by tbo press and public her latest and greatest success. This is Janauschek's larewell appearance, and she will be greeted by a large audience. The ssle of seats has been yery flattering,

Ceprice,"

Howard Taylor's charming play Caprice" will be presented Thursday evening br the leading young emotional actress, Miss Minnie Maddern, supported by an excellent company. She appears as Mary Baxter, the heroine. The piece

Ftrnl National Bank, indlanarpUs, I is a very agreeable and entertaining First Rational Bau^i 'L22IB«

Banking Company, I^rais*

lioulsvllle rtlle, Covington tjjfani private wires.

comedy, and will no doubt draw a large house. Seate now selling at Button's.

In the Cemet6ry.

The liet of burials in ^the city ceme teries during December: WOOBLAWM. 1 •'Willie Edgar Siirmons, aged 7, dipthsria 935 North Fifth street 2—Btwan Nelson, 98 years, coMumption of the bowels 1815 South Thirteenth-and-a-half street. 8—James H. Evaus, I year, membraneous croup Beal. 4—William Lyle Clemene, 8 years, oonges tioo^oj^ joneg)

months 1514 South Thir

teenth aud-a-half street. 9—Mabel E. Kraft. 3 years, pneumonia

°lU—Freddie Bittenbrock, 7 years, pneumonia 128? ioritli Fourth Strefet. 18—Sbilley Summit, 3 years, diptherla J1& South Fifth and-a-half street. 18—Mrs. W. Hiokoox, 85 years, bams,

^H^-Ira'worth, 10 years, diptherla 1129 I Poplar. 1 17—Louisa Stoecker, 76 years, sonth First.

80—Herman Bittenbrock, 8 years, pneoj

I (LOO MIILK ITAVL^TLL

monia 1288 sonth Fourth 20—Nancy J. West, 58 years south Sixth-

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JacM,

28 years, consumption

Lafayette avenue. 28—Jerry Qeer, Clark county. JU.

20 years, consumption

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a§—Mary Bhartmrne, 85 years, 62S north Fifth.

26—Mary E. Marold. 56 years, heart,

30—Elia. Buekner, 77 years, paralysis of heart Fraaklin, Ind. HIGHLAND LAWN. 8—Children of John Bckert, pram at are birth Wabash arena#. 12—Alorlis Berganham, 7 months, congestion of longs 1548 Liberty avenue, 18 3. J. Phippp, 47 years, heart diissse St. Anthony's hospital, 15—Jacob Stejaraeh), 51 years, peritonitis Eagle !trBB*. «0—Lizrie Clark, 36 years, phthisis pulmonslis 319 north Second, 22— Sarah Barrett, 26 years, congestion', Sugar Creek. 28—Isaac Combs, 69 years, diabetes St. Anthony's hospital. 39—Richard Morris, 58 years, inflammation of the bowels eouth Thirteenth. 29—rdscilla Toole, 88 years, pneumonia 1436 Third arenas. 80—Sarah Stewart, 50 years, consumption 114 north Twelfth. At Woodlawn 20 At Highland Lawn.,,.. 10

A Claim for Damages AjpUiut the City— The Cight Sear Day. Mr. Haslet was the only member absent from the cottncil meeting last evening. The lirst basinets of importance was tho reading of the following communication

TBP.BE HAUTE, Ind., Jaunary

I am advised that the city of Terrs Haute has been using all of thee* patented arti cits for some time without right, I do not desire litigation with the city, and will, therefore, make this propoeion, as a fall settlement for past infringements and right to use in the future: I will take 96,000 and execute a release, and execute to the eity a license for future use.

The patents ha*e bees twice sustained and held valid by the United States cuurts. In both cases the conits assessed damages for the past use of the patented artiolee, and enjoined the defendants from further use thereof

In case my offer for a settlement is not ac copied, I shall be compelled to bring an aotion in the Federal court, for an inlanetion and for damages sustained by the #t nee of my paten te.

The cities of Indianapolis and Hamilton, in this state, have recognizad the validity of the patents and Lave setilsd therefor,

THE BIGHT HOUB MOVEMENT, The special committee composed of Messrs. Mattox, Somes and Hybarger, to vhom was referred the petition asking lhat the council declare and fix the number of hours (the movement was in

auguratej

jn favor

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The Missing Link.

Yesterday morning Supt. Law lor John Voit, Albert Overholtz, John Bodewin and an Express reporter went to tfc residence of Casper Link, who has been missing since New Year's eve, near the old site ol the distillery, A thorough search of the premises WBB made, the house from the basement to the garret, the barn, yard and outbuildings. The river was then visited, but wo trace could be found of the missing man. The case is certainly involved in great mystery and the police are determined to investigate the matter fully. It seems as though but little confidence is placed in the suicide Btory. Link disappeared on Friday night and on Bunday his grandson was married in the home whence the old man had left so mysteriously only two nightB previous,

Said a gentleman yesterday, who for years has been thoroughly familiar with old Caspar Link's habits of life "I do not understand this matter, but &m certain some one has dene the old man wrong. For years he has never been known to leave the house without his hat, pipe and cane. This time he had neither when he went away. He has not, to my knowledge, been in the habit of going near the river for a long time. I don't believe he waa drowned, but I do believe his body will be found not far from home, perhaps at the bottom of one of the holes down where the old distillery stood. I believe the old man was murdered."

Declared Insane,

Benjamin Head who fell down the stairway of the Boston house sometime since and was subsequently taken to the hospital and was discharged it being found impossible to control his violent actions, wa6 yesterday declared insane by a commission composed of Justices Wildy and Felsenthal, and ®rs. Spain and Stunkard. A careful examination of the unfortunate man left no other course to pursue. His insane condition ia thought to have been the result of .his terriable fall. He will be sent to the asylum.

A Pleasant Occasion,

Last evening tbe numeruos friends of Mis« Mayme Finkblner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. Finkbiner. assembled at their residence for the purpose of giving Miss Mayme their good-bye greetings previous to her return to school. The evening WM pleasantly' devoted to gen eral enjoyment,'and at a reasonably late hour the young people departed to their homes, not, however, without wishing for their friend the fullest Euccess during the balance of her school career. Miss Finkbiner leaves' for Si. Mary's tc-mor-row,

Mrs. McAllister.

City Marshal Morrison last night had received no information at to the whereabouts of Mrs. McAllister, his wife's mother. The Chicago and Alton railway company have caused to be issued at every Btation on their line between Kood Mouse and Kansas' City, posters giving a description of (he missing woman and offering a reward for any information as to her whereabouts.

J. Russell, Phrenologist., and fortune teller, iv'now in this city. Go and see him. He can just beat them all. You will find him at No. 314 north Fourth street, be' tween Chestnut and Eagle streets.

DR. L. E. WARREN,

Cutaneeus and specific diseaas only. 124 south Fifth street.

Property owners «3ked for two siugle stone crossings at Seventh and Deming and Seventh and Park streetB streets and bridges.

Messrs. Wm. Clem and Hamilton Elliott. petition for the positions as janitors of the city building public improve ments.

Property owners remonstrated against the opening of Chase street between Six teenth and Fourteenth-and-a-half streets streets and bridges.

The street commissioners reported expenditures for the month of December to the amount of S375.75.

The committee on streets and bridges was granted an appropriation of $200. The superintendent of police reported 156 electric lights not lighted during the month of December.

The superintendent of cemeteries re ported tnirty interments during the month of December,

The committee on fees and salaries reported that one janitor was sufficient for the city building, and that the police could "keep the fires going" at night concurred in.

The committee on streets and bridges reported that the matter of improving Twelfth street between the Vandalia railway and Sycamore street would re ceive due consideration next spring concurred in.

The committee on light reported adversely to placing an electric light on Seventh street, between Chestnut street and the Vandalia railway, and in favor of a light at Second and Ohio streets Both reports were concurred in

The cemetery commissioners reported that, at the la'at meeting, bills to the amount of $1,636.31 were allowed, that the avenues of Highland Lawn were being improved with cinders and gravel, and that Woodiawn was also receiving attention.

Jewelry.

Haslet, No. 310 Main Btreet, has a nice

the operalline of Jewelry, Call and see thejieci-

JUNRII IM "1m ., »J'*' 'V'S'FRJ-W11

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THB COUNCIL.

4, 1887.

To the Honorable Mayor and Common Co tincil, Terre Haute, Ind.: GENTLEMEN The nndereigoed is the owner of the exclusive right to make, vend and use the following described pateuled articles, towit: 1. An improrement in goog attaohmeBts for eagine bouses. a. in improrement in devioee for releasing horses, operated by alarms. 8. An electric tripping and recording mechanisms 4. An improvement for gocg attachments for releasing horsee in engine houses. 5. An improvement for opening the stall doors by mease of electricity, opon thaaoundiag of an alarm and permitting the horses to at onee take their places at the engine.

IBAAO WALEEB,

By T. W. Harper, Attorney.

There were ejaculations of astonish nent from several of the members. Jvlr larper waa not present at the xeadiag, kit arrived a few' minutes later and reukiiied a short time.

eight hours) to be

a E ..

day's work, reported that

onsidered a hey begged "leave to report that they ive carefully inrsstifated the matte^ ai find that the law| governing tba «a-

t-iriher said that tb» ^ne report

ie'-lfrsd Boseman, 36 years, oonssmrition onange could pot 231 nsrth Fifth.

the time for fixing salar-

ich occurs

mm 911 sonth Third. LnnrnmHtee wcommended that a commit-1^-WilUeNormanj m^erfect oircnUhonjj^l^0fQ^dto

in the spiing. The

investigate the neces-

•ty ol obtaining a special charter. The various monthly bills were al

kwed. The resolution, adopted at a previous meeting, granting Taylor A fiobertson privilege to lay a switch from their elevator to connect with the E. & I. tracks on First street, was reconsidered. Mr Wm. Hendrich appeared for the property owners of that neighborhood. He argued to the council that the petition praying for the privilege was not presented in due form. The motion to reconsider waa adopted by a vote of 6 to 5, This will not end the matter.

The judiciary committee and city at torney reported that the $4,000 fire in surance policy placed on the market building by Mr. B. F. Havens was valid concurred in. Mr. Havens communicated with the council, stating that he had renewed $1,000 insurance on the post house for the city sanitary com mitt€6.

The increated prices for

lots at Highland Lawn now prevails. The report was adopted. Mr. Klug introduced a resolution to place a single stone crossing at Four teenth-and-a-half and Poplar streets streets and bridges. Also to repair the alley between Thirteenth and-a-half and Fourteenth streets streets and bridges.

Mr. Somes introduced a reaoultion to pay members of the fire department twice each month, on the first Thursday after each council meeting fire department and city attorney.

By Mr. Hirt, that two single stone crossings be placed at Fourteenth and Chestnut streets streets and bridges.

The city clei was instructed to draw a warrant in favor of the school trustees for the amount in the library fund,

"SPECIAL 1'lANO BARGAIN

New, of leading Kew York make, elegant desizn, rich tone and delightful action. Address, two days, C. Strathy, general agent, Terre Haute House

Ladies'Wear

Of all fabrics cleaned and colored to any desired ahade. Gentlemen's olothea cleaned, colered and repaired. All work done on short, not-lce and perfect satisfaction. The undenlf ned doea more and better work Tor a dollar than any house west ol the AUeghaneys,

F, REI

ec'.lcal Dyer and Scourer,

MS4R St'

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While Santa Clans has bean distribnt* ing Christmas presents he has bam assisted to soma extent by Geonw ^.Bsaitk, the piano salesman, who distributed to Mrs. as. Black, near this city, aa elegant Baby Orand Haselton Bros. alas to W. B. Stewart a Cabinet Qraad W. T. Harris. Cabinet Orand W. H. Whits, Lana, Ind., Cabinet Urand J. D. Perkins, Cabinet Grand and quite recently furnished the Phoenix club a Cabinet Grand. Others desiiiug a fine' piano (or New Years or future use can be supplied in any quality or style bj calling Ml George P. Smith, 4515 north Fourth street.

A LIBERAL OFFER. V?

tV«Y NOT TAKE IT VP?

For the purpose ol giving the pubfie an opportunity to test the meritaof Hotlingsworth's Antipyretic, tbe local druggists are authorized, dunng the month which this notice appears, to sell it on a positive guarantee tnat, if used as directed, it will stop afresh cold or a tick!Ins throat cough in twenty minutes, ana completely break them up inside ef forty-eight hours. And that it will alee give prompt relief in sstbrna and Messing.

We mean what we say. Cham all failures to ns, and present the bottles with names of users as vonchers for payment to Globe Medicine Co., 19 south Sixth street, Terre Haute, Ind.

Watches.

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

CITY TA^ES FOR 188#. Noticain hereby given that the tax duplicate for the year 1886 is now in my hands, and that I am ready to receive the taxes thereon charged.

The following shows the rate ol taxation on each $100 of Taxable property: For geneizl purposes 86 cents. For consolidated bonds, sinking and interest funds 5 For city funding bonds of 1885, sinking fund 5 For city funding bonds of 1885, interest fund ft, For High School bonds 2For library purposes ..... 2 For sewer purposes..

W, H. Hastlet, Fo. 310 Main street has several thousand dollars' worth e» diamonds on hand. Call and see the geeds. No finer stock in the city.

James M. Pishon, aud no other, Goes forth in haste wtth bill* and past*. And proclaims ro all creation That men are wise who artvsruse, In the present generation.

Printers' avenue, Terre Haute, Ind.

NEW DANCING CLASSES.

DOWLI5G HALL,

Under the personal supervision of Mr. Oskar Duenweg. For beginners, ladies and' gentlemen, class meets Monday evening, Jannary 3d, at 8 o'clock.

For beginners, ladies, misses and masters, a class will be formed Tuesday afternoon, January.lth, at 4 o'clock.

Advanced evening class meets Tuesday evening, January 4th, at 8,'p. m. Advanced juvenile class meets )|7ednes day afternoon, January 5th, at 4 o'clock.

Mr. Duenweg will be at the hall Saturday morning from 10 to 12 o'clock, when all information in regard to classes will be given.

NEW SIGHT.

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

DR. H. W. HEKOSICKS, No. 107 North Fourth street, Terre Haute, Indiana.

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For park purposes^

Tot&J rate Poll cach $100. .$110 th* ^—For each male resident ol

c,ty

time be cbangeQ. ^.uot

bronchitis ^0 time be ct

of the age of 21 years, and not

over 50 years, 50 cents. Dog Tax—For each male $li for era female $2, and for each additional dog fs.

SOTICE.

People are taxed for what they owm on April 1st of each year. Taxes are dno on the nflt day of JIDUUTI and if not paid before the third iday in April following, 10 pet c#«t penalty is added.

Delinquent real estate is advertised on or about the first Monday in January, and is offered for sale OH the second Monday in February of each year. The

treaserer is responsible for taxes he could hare collected, therefore taxpayers ought to remember that their taxes mnst be paid every year.

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

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

JAMES F1TZPATPICK, City Treasurer.

Terre Haute, lad., Jan. 1, 1887,

Diamonds.

SLAUGHTERED! MUFFLERS

25c, 43c, 30c, 75c, 91 and np,

NECKTIES

25o and 50o»

75 cents.

FUR CAPS 1,

50,12, $2.60 and nr.

Boys' and Men's Caps

Way down.

SPECIAL PBICE8

STIFF HATS

This week.,

CLEM HARPER,

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THE LAST GREAT CUT

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Tks laffteet and mm WM,

The Final Great Cutf%

THE DEEPEST CUT OF ALL! {*ly

a tew days SwTe ol tits Great

Commences

Monday Mil January 31

Look Out for Bargains I

ESPENHAIN & ALBRECKT.

NEW YEAR'S DAY.

DOCKS THROWN OPEN

-FOR A-

Grand Closing Sale I

Prices down where you want them, have been waiting for this opportunity.

Now is the time

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Don't aiee tbe best opportunity to buy good clothing for 1MS mooaj then sad msnafaetare. 750 Overooata vet to sell' amMg.the kii esme ef Ae ttoeak pais, Ksiseys, Meltons and Chinchillas, in all sises, and atprless hislthis 1im valnei in Men's Baits. Erssytbing in' ov CMldrsn's Dspsttc^nt

MYERS BROS.

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for

MUST BE SOLD I

regardless ot cost or value. Now is your favorable moment to make a purchase.

A. C. BRYCE & CO.,

411 Main St., Bet. Fourth and Fifth Streets, South Side.

LOOK I GIVEN AWAY I

February 1st.

ELEGANT CHILD'S BEDROOM

Otte chance te ereij pnzehaaer of

$1.00 WORTH OF GOODS

at wj store.

Great SO DAJS Sale! BIG Stock Left! Must be Sold Less than Cost. Pfcrlw Cut Down Half.

S20 Mtto Sfrvtt, SttwMt Third art Frartk Streets. Red Frwt.

BARGAINS

In+Woolen Goods

-AND*

BLANKETS

Carpenter's Boston Store,'

418 WABASH AVBNtflZ.

FDKNITUREJ!

Bargains.

Oar stock ol Heavy Goods

it HoefeiB the state at prlee®'

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