Daily Wabash Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 8 January 1887 — Page 4

That our ClolhinK is I.r •up.rior to aM

New

•i. linrk". ."nil of .1 pr*ininl I'd "3 years, months an'l kllleil mi K. ft I. railway.

lil'UKIC .li'liii .nut Mary IturUi it* days, wliii lamiary r', 11»».

Kuni'ial will i:ik- phi' i' frmii tin' family rem ili'iii-c, (inii S..MIU KiKlilli Mr**t, Salimlny thii'iiinu a• o'c-loi-li. willi t''|iiii'iii lii»li mafs

Iiiii11 St. l':i 11'ii'l I'hui'cii. IVii'vl- HI Hi" lainih arc invited I" attend •kv 11 In .i 11 fiirl ll'T Iii

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l!,\MKi i:. Kramer died t'lidny •lammr. aui'i] til It-. I'uiK'i al at 'i n'l-liii i'. in., Sunday. from the i-i 11 11 •, TJt Sunt Ii Tliinl si reft.

I-1'ii'inl-. iif I lie family are invited In attend Itliuiil tiirl i"T U"l

.A N.N«) N OE1M EKTS. vi!jCKn .NoricB.

Ti"I:nl- IIM 11', 1 nil.. .lanttai 1. 1 *•*.. Null," li^reliy sivn I liatth« trustees o( the rrrt Haute Savins* lank hare fhi* d»v declared a semi animal dividend of two and a lta!l i"'i' i:i!. on ail sum* »l t«n rtnllai'5 and ni'Manl ulii' shall liavn

O'liCK.

NAI'IO.NAI. SLAIP I

TKiti'.ic ilAt.'nt, In t., Pecembor 1!, lttfi. Nntlee in hurcijy given Itial the annual moftln^of tiic Kfockholders oT this bank win lie li.-lit at tlmir banklnp house on Tii'Kdn.v, .Innnaiy II, 1S7, between the iiourr. of in ». in. and 2 |. in., for the purpose of elnctlna !lve directors for the en-

jmtni year.

M. \V A [IB KN. Cashier.

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Nurili I.'outer SliHiit.

a^i ni and fift snlv miy to |l my mind*salary, or .Vic on lite •*. Viili Hinp for

a \vcf Addt n-r. N

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,\l.l. A :-'""d I'IISIIII'. Tlio hoi'P of •ii,ci o| 11u11ii• .tiiiclies. If»11j111 ol 111'*11' tin' I'liuiii" is litlei'ii Itoi *i'

IN,ini

al Ii is olli, c.

H: mai.I: r.'.Ii.ifiir

a l.ii ^e lit i:\prcs-, ,.ni

s|"aiii Ileal nit .ippac.il ns— id pipes -*mlahle |,,|- lieaijnj or mill. Iniptiri' nt I'ailv

S ,'t)K KALK t*»l ICS.

Rood rn*1aurHnt, on easy 111ok(1 Ii in st ii old Rf and. I'ot-

spsston K'VIMI at onio. Apply to ,100 Hi i. cornei lteriy ami till mrcet.

I/ IIK S.\I.K. -MinwraRe dto. metal frame nt JI onto ct topt

foot hevel-

Cheap. Jiiquire

CHKAP An Arsand bai^

|^iOK -AI.K

t-urnci in pvco'lo'it snaps, fnrjnIr al this u.'Hro or address "H," care Kxpress

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At Kent A new room hnnift wilh

t-hfiis, al I'iS l,i!iton street. Apply to J. W. (irimili,.'jJS r.orlh Merond strfet.

jVli HKNT--A eosy rnl» hed ron roion, np Klt'.m, Convenient lopavery moderate. 321 North lion, l'noo 6th str el.

T^Oi: KKNT 1 RUitahie tor Hull hot

ii nevr lurase with a uooit view, on South 1 onr'.n .street, Ku. fl^. five H|inueg eolith of Main t-troel.

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Kl-.M' K.

in.i*hed -Ireet.

tiirnishcd. i. 1 Poplar

ti OR Hi:NT. 2 nuitflUlo to koe

or nn

ipOil HKNT A lsrso front room at 660 Alata 6tr6i't.

A ROO-i house of i»i «. 'ooras, student*. Also

OJdltprn. Apply si s-jt t.nfayet test reel ...' LL1

TO LOAN.

I pi-o\eii city ,K ti i.1 percent, interest, me-third the value of pro)

busincs* jiropertv or farm* l."in

not to on reii

rtv. Inonireof

I-:'. P." 11KAI'CJIAMP. Irei'i, Terre llaule, Ind

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collected. At. jEK A: S l'EWART'8 1 nsu rnnee Oftice.

1 sliort time, street.

Apply or address 229 Walnut

AN ACKNOWLEDGED FACT

PIXLEY & COS.

N.Y.N.

Year's Neckwear,

Special Line of Elegant Goods, at

Prices Always the Lowest. Goods Always the Choicest.

Opened

DIED.

(IK MI 1.1.KR,

IPBII nn rieposil for

si\ni'intlis ni'\l- iirrri'iliufi, awl a proportionat' ratr "ii all Iik•» mn'. Ili.it have hern on dppusil fur lliri'i' iiion!h-.. |ia.\ah!e In rirpoMtori-

on and afti-r .lainiary 2Mn, 13?T. All iliMileiids mil liiawn mil will be credited on ai'i'uniit and draw intrnMt from Jannary ist.lssr. I.KWIS B. AHTIN, .Secretwry.

rlianibi'i' work ami and ironih^. WV'

^*Yn^^ H^pecti^^^ asrortmeot o'l

WFVs'aVD' TOYS-' SDra'AKD OVKBOOiTS at lb. »erj low»l n.icM. Tbe «*,!«, .re tallla U» mwlh „,'el Salt,JS St™ pe.fec.io., .*. pri« to •", «»J *™d«"

8 More Cases

K*i|uisile Novelties in tine Bleached Double..Vi^^nHre'lVnew Please call and nee tnem wuci

Tho,,,,n,l, oi 1W. I»m »c' XSm'SST „r „.,t U.» «1. «. 1» Ml iSi/e .uilts. Muslins and Sheetings at lees than jobbers prices not be disappointed.

HOBERG-, ROOT & CO.

GROCERIES.

HKADQt'AHJI'.RS FOR I A.Mtl.V I! I F.S.

All HIP supplies "f I he reason,

rii esnpd Chicken.', 1"re«li Sweet. Country Hnller, 'tenderloin*,

Pparn lllli*. ratent Flour,' Californiailirapos,

Apple Hntf»r, •lelties. Fancy fried Frmls.

JJ ii tT». (Manxes. I.Nmons, etc., el

Sin Wabash Avenne.

ft. WRKifIT A- C(».,

f-F.ADLNCi W11ITK FKONT (ifiOCKJW,

ilAVlt

Uressed Turkeyi, C'hiekcus,

Duck*, (icese, ilalihlts,

8i|tiirivl, Venison, Pheas

ants, Celery, Cranberries,

Oysters, White Clover

Honey,

Choice Apples,

Oranges

I .onions, Maple

syrup.

Sorghum, New

Orleans

Moht'se,*. Kink-

wheat Flour. liananas, tin-

tire Wheat Klmir. Craliam

Flour, KUKIISII Plum Pud-

din?. Peaches for Cream.

California Wine?, Pun!

and Cheap Choice Conn

trv and .fersey Untie

And inaiiv other Unnj.* ton liuiiiet'i. lion.

AV. KDXEV

no 10

T. ,f. KAUFMAN,l

l.KADINi CKOCEli. .""1

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Dresr.nl 1'iirkey,. Dressed Chicken-. Drc-sr

liahhin, Dressed Ccese, Dressed Du"k-.

Drrssed Si|uirrels, Kxtra I'aney l.a.M-r

liuislits. Fancy Florida *ianj es. Aspiu-

widl Banana,*, .lapaiie'c Voar*. Malaga

ii ape*. Catawha (,'rapps, Taiigarins.

Maitdariiies, Shaddtn, Purr !ft'w York

Buckwheat. Tork Tenderloins Fresh

Sausase. Spare Rih*. Pig*' Feet. Cianber-

ne*. Celery. Ncuichatel Cream ClK* "e. Pi

-Two nice ilfsirnhle rooms i-keeping, In

rinenpple Chresr, Pm- Cream Cliec.e

Holland Chee*». Adam

Cheese. Kautman lead*

Die *an lus ^ood.s are the best

and cheapest. Tin* c.vpiains the

*"crei o| hi* iininen*e pttronaye.

SATURDAY, JANOARY 8, 1887.

Buntin's Thsrmometrio Kecord.

Friday 7 a. m. 'i p. m. 9 p. m.

January 7. x4.8E x22.5 *10 1

-BeHw z»ro Above KW.

Wsattsr rrobabiftmei.

WASHTKOTOK, D. C., Januaiy 8 —1 8. ill.— For Ohio, Indians anil Keulttcky: Ftalarly. followed by «lij htly wanner, soulburly winds fair weather, followed by tnow.

For Illinois: Snow, followed Py fair weathtr eolder, northerly winds.

F. J. HODGEN & CO.,

BKOKEItSI,

ttoefcs, Bends, (jraiu and Provisins,

628i MAIH STREET.—Ur STAIBS.

KEFlCKK,«raS.

Klrst National Bank, Indianapolis, lofl tflrHt National Bank, Kvansville, 1 nil. Louisville Banking Company, LoulsCovlnijton City iN'allonal Bank, Covins ion, Ky. ww uirod private wires.

Telephone 103. Call for market qootmtiona.

This Morning.

and 72 inches wide, with three-quarter Napkins to Please call and nee them whether you wisli to buy or uch under regular prices, rards. See our SDc Full blast. Come you will

PERSONAL.

1 have-10 broken suits of uinlerwear wiiich must CICBR out thin weok. J'liey are bargains. ISCIILUKK.

Call al "Old Cobweb Hall"and aaiiiple the riaest brandies and impoited wines exL'.r.t, Main and Canal streets, l'eter htafl, proprietor.

MiiiKliall lump is timber! grale coal in Ihs market. Less isbes. more beat anc1 ehftip. L. i'erdue, Wo. liO north fiir.l.h .tre-el, Bol8*?Kent. 'J'wenty-Heveti do/.en geiil's heavy \vnoirii hose mlist h? closed uut this week at Kcbluer'.s, the lialtir.

The very essfnoeot life contained in tiie Bparklin ,' "Uhl London Torn (iin, line old Coj^nai: brar.dy and the fatnmip apple brandy which is on lap at "Old Cobweb Hall," Main and canal etreets. Peter fit-ifi", proprietor.

The exhibition of Uivs and embroiderin to ba given by the Art. association of Indianapolis on January 11 th, I2Ui and l.ttii, will take place at room 50, Bite? Hou,?e, (1st story) Jndianapolir-), and will be op«n from 10 a. in. to ii p. m. each day. A tine exhibit is to be made there by th? Pecorative Art society of Terre Haute.

JOHN BURKE'S DEATH.

An in ve.it l£"-t ion hy Tin* Coroner—A Colore' ion A Xi Coroner J-Iaworth instituted fin inves ligation yesterday of the causes which lead to the unfortunate and terrible death of John Mtirke, the K, A I. brakeiuan, Thursday night near Lock port. Several witnesses were exansined, including I red Sbew maker, t)ie engineer of Burke's train. The verdict wi'l be that Burke's death was r.ot (4ue to th« carelessnetB or neg ligence of either of the train crew.

The funeral of the dead brakemau will occur from St. Patrick's church this morning at!) o'clo k. Jt was hoped by many of th? railroad era ployls that the funeral would be deferred tintii to- uorrow so that they could attend. A large number of railrnnd employes from Danville, where Biirke formerly worked, will be present.

Tbe story that one of the amputated limhi of the dead hrakeuian was found in the ('. iV Iv I. yard yesterday is found to be wholly untrue. Said Mr." Jefl Welch, yardtiiastcr of the ('. A 10. I., last night: "It is not true that a leg was found in my yard. A fragment oi bone, about tour inches long, was found in from of the yard office. 1 had one of tho boyswiapil in paper and sent the package to \Vhoiiharl, the E. T. if. yiudinaater, 1 don't know whnt he din with Tliern was no leg fouud in tbe ('.(A H. /. y."'di"

Speaking of youn

j)cak! f: "J.

sniil: "John workeif fur me a lor ,' Ijnie,

and can saf(-!_v sav that in my opinicr lie w-:B one of the best switchmrn that ever did work in any railroad yard in Terre llaule. lie was a thorough railroad man."

LETTER LIST.

liisl of nnc iUod for Jitters rex.aiHini: iu iho Terre lfa- to poflloftice, county of Vij?o, stale of Indiana. J.etlers t" trivelinii salesii i3 (ir trsTsior.l visitors in (owri city, where Rppeial address may be unknown, should bo marked i:t the left hand corner with Ihe wonl "Tranbieut."

1.AD1ES' UST.

Alien Mifn Coia Howe Miss Lillie Batchelor Miss Lou Marsltnll Mis^ Alma Branson Mary Huberts Miss I1. Blncke Mrs Antoino Yfinxandt Mis* Y*iolel2 llaye Jlits (irac.e While Miss Belle

I'ounni ci.AS*. Pcasley Mrs Jas OTS CLEMEN'S LIST.

Hasve 1-: E Mr-.r Ben Brown William 1'cyton Doctor I late of Chritj i: lltli Ky Cav (ilanneli lae.^i Jtiiiwell Samuel Holm II Hpycsrs Gifford •fames John Taylor Otto KiDfj Bert Wright II Morrison Jr F'avid Willlaaie (ieo S l'ersons calling for letters advertised in Ibis liet wiil plousi eay "advoi+ised," and «ive date.

JOHN F. UEUAN, F. M.

The Hawkeycs.

j^fr. Charles Flaid has secured letters of incorporation for the Hawkeys Detective association, and has twenty-five men, already commissioned, who are BCuttered through Montgomery, Fountain, Vermillion, Clay, (irten and Vigo counties. There being most of Mr. Flaid's men rff-klent in Parke county 'his letters for the incorporation of the association have been tikenoutin that county. Detectective Maid inte ids to increise the membership of the association and extend its work all over Indiana,

THE INDIANA LEGISLATURE.

[i ONTIM'ED FROM KIKST PAGE.]

officers and members of the general as sembly, and members of tbe executive and judicial departments of the state, without consent of the speaker.

The speaker announced to the house that Governor Gray's message had been submitted to the house. Mr. Kellison moved that tho cl^rk be directed to read it. Mr. Stack moved that a ccruniitteo of two be appointed to notify the senate that the house was ready to receive tbem to bear the message, and Mr. Keynolds offered a further amendment that 1,000 copies of the message be printed ami copies be laid on the desks of members. The last proposition was defeated. Mr. Griffiths moved to lay on the table the amendment providing for the appointment of a committee to wait upon tbe senate, and this was lost, after which the house took a recess until aftornoon.

HERE AND THERE.

The Link case Irom the first has attracted a great deal of attention, perhaps owing to the fact that the disappearance of the old man was under such mysterious circumstances. The police are still al work on the case nd there may be some developments in a few days. The investigation, thus far, is not in such condition that it can be given to the public. The old man's dog has figured c^nspiciioutly in the case. The other day when tho premises were searched for the missing man, the dog was procured and nkeu to the sand bank near the river. He ran down to'the river and stopped on the bank mar where an Express reporter and Officer John Voit had been but a short time previous. The dog has been noticed to have done this repeatedly since the old man's disappearance, and this leads to the belief on the part of somo that the body is in the river. The water at the bar in the river near 0 Terr3 Haute is only about afoot and a half or two feet deep al the proaent time, and in case the body is in the river and floats down stream it is txpccted that it will probably be caught on tne bar. The river is still frozen over aad search for the body is impracticable.

There was another beautiful array of female faces in the prisoner's bcnchcR yesterday morning, in Police court. The crowd of females numbered six, and were all arrested early Thuridday night at Mrs Lehigh's restaurant, and dive, on Main street between Eighth and Ninth streets. Among these arrested were Mrs. Lc'iigh and her daughter. Justice Wijdy fined them nil, and they were stayed. The police are making war on houses of bad character. It i:i to be hoped the work will proceed, and that all the houses will share the same fate us UIOGO which have been pulled within the par.t few days.

After llie diveH of llio city have becu broken up, ii wilj then be lime to inaugurate other reforms by the mote rigid enforcement of Ite )a\v.

Mr. Saui Vying, of this city, and a well known young man, is having splendid success a:- a theatrical manager The following clipping is taken from the I'rbana, iiio, Daily I itiiien, ami uhowri the high regard in which Mr. Vouug he'd by his compmy: "Al the close of the entertainment last night at the Opera house, S. M. Young, the manager of tho Melville Sialers, was presentsd with gold headed cane, by the members of tho troupe. The presentation was made by Mi. B.-rr, on behalf of the company. On the cane was inscribed "January Jst 1H87, Sam Young, Jr„ from members oi hie company."

Mr. John H. Dyerson, of the car shop staled to an Express reporter thai a court of the Ancient ,Order of Foresters won be established next Tuesday evening in the Ancient Order of United Workmen hall. Tho court will be fcalled General Logan, No. 7-lfiI. Mr. Dyerson lies been engaged in looking up the organization' interests in this city for some time past and as above announced a court will be founded with a membership of over thirty. Mr. Dyerson is very hopeful of the court prospering.

Greenoastle, which has been tornc-whal behind its neighboring towns in the mailer of advancement for gome time past assuming metropolitan airs very suddenly. With electric light, ga3 and, a batter street r»ilway,the town iuiaginesit owns Indiana. The press is croaking for natural gar, atid Ihinks if it should be found that Greencastle would gulp down Indianapolis, Terre Haute and other cities of the state of some importance a', the prewnt time.

City Marshal Morrison WHS aske yesterday if anything had been heard from Mrs. McAllister. He replied that he had not received a siDgle line. Nothing has been heard of her. Mr. Morrison is inclined to believe that she has fallen into soma river, puliaps the Mississippi, and as it is no frozen iq there is

Buf.^e, Mr. Welch her body can not be found tiuli a thaw.

FIUPAS, January 7, 1886.

Dr. W. T. Bartmcss.

Acceding to agreement the case of the slate of Indiana against Dr. T. W. Bart mess, in which Ihe doctor is charged by William Maishall, with practicing medicine in Vigo county without a license in violation of law, came up before Justicc l'eUentbal yesterday. A change of venue was taken and the ca^o removed to'Justice Wildy's court. All the witnesses for the prosecution were prefeni, sad Prosecntoi Henry and Mr. T. A. Foley, who ere prcaecuiting the ense, were anxious to go to trial. Mr. Dave Taylor, representing Dr. Bartmess, asked for a further continuance until Monday, by reason of none of Dr. Birtraese' witnesses being "on hand." The case was finally postponed until this morning until 10 o'clock. Dr. Bartmess was required to give bond in the sum of $100 for his appearance, Drs. A. W. Spaine ftft-.i \V. A, More being accep'cd as sureties.

Married.

It will be a surprise to the frionds of Mr. J. W. McClain and s. I. E. Smith to learn of their r-\—nir^ at the residence of the hriue, No. 71 Cherfy street. The Kov. Kirtley officiated.

.lames M. Dishon. and no other, Hop? forth in haste With bills and paste. And proclaims to all erpp.tlori That men are \vi*e who advertis#, In the present qeneration.

Printers' avenue, Terre Haute. Ind.

DR. L. R. WARREN,

Cutaneous and specific diseases only. No 124 south Fifth street.

Watches.

Call on W. H. HaRlet, No. ol0 Main street, for watches. He has one of the tinest stocks in the citjr,

§sif

While Hants Ciaus has been distributing Christmas presents he has been assisted tofome extent by Georne P.Smith, the piaoo salesman, who distributed to Mrs. .lae. Ftlsck, near this city, an elegant Baby Grand Hanelton Hroc. also' to W. B. Stewart a Cabinet Grand W.' T. Harris, Cabinet Grand W. H. White, Lana, Ind Cabinet Grand J. I. Perkins, Cabinet Grand and rjuite recently furnished the Pb^nix club a Cabinet Grand. Others desiriug a tine piano for New Years or future use can be supplied in any qualify or style by calling on George P.

Smith, '152 north Fourth street.

A WOKD ABOUT CALENDARS'. There are calendars and calendars, big and little, good, bad, and indifferent, useful and ornamental, High priced, lowpriced, and no price at all. But for a substantial, practical calendar, especially suitable for business officos, etc., with figures that csn be read across a large room and that will hang on the wall in good shape from January to December, few will mind paying 2b cents. This just aboitl covers cost and postige for the one issued by N. W. Ayer A Son, Newspaper Advertising Agents, Times Build* ing, Philadelphia.

Jewelry.

Haslef, No. 310 Main street, has a nice line of Jewelry, Call and see the precious articles.

CITY TAXES FOR 1S86. Notice is hereby given th.°.l the tax duplicate for tho year 1SS8 is now in my hands, and that I am ready to receive the taxes thereon charged.

The following shows the rata of taxation on each §100 of Taxable property For genera! purposes S6 cents. For consolidated bonds, sinking and interest funds 5 For city funding bonds of 1885, sinking fund 5 for city funding bonds of ISSn, interest fund 6 For Hig^School bonds 2 For library purposes 2 For sewer purposes 3 For paik purposes 1

oial rale on each SI00. .f 1.10 Poll Tax—For each male resident of the city of the age of 21 years, and not over £0 years, 50 cents.

Dog Tax—For each male $1, for each female and for each additional dog

NOTICE.

Pcoplo are Lixed for what they own on April isl of each year. Taxes are due on the first day of January, and if not paid before the third Monday in April following, 10 per cent, penalty is added.

Delinquent real estate, is advertised on or about the first Monday in January, and is offered for BALE on the second Monday in February of esch year. The treasurer is responsible for taxes he could have collectcd therefore taxpayers ought to remember that their taxeu must be paid every year.

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

For tho collection of which I may be found at my otlice in Terre Haute as dirictsd bv law.

JAMES FiT/iPATUlCK, City Treasurer,

Terre fiaulo, Ind., Jan. J, ls*7.

A LIBERAL OFFER.

NOT TAKK IT IT?

For the purpose ol giving the public an opportunity to test the ineiilsof Hollingsworth's Antipyrttie, the local druggi.siR are authorized, dm ing the month in which this notice pppear?, to sell it on a positive guarantee thai, if used as directed, it will stop a fresh cold or a tickling throat cough in twenty minutes, and completely break them up inside of forty-eight hours. And that it will also give prompt relief in asthma and pnecz ing.

We mesn wtat wts say. Charge all failures to us, (tad present the bottles with names of us^rs as vouchers for payment to Globe Medicine Co., 13 60uth Sixth street, Terre Haute, Ind.

Ladies'Wear

Of all fabrics cieaned and colored to any desired shade, (jlentlemen's clothes cleaned, colored and repaired. All work done on short notlco and perfect satisfaction. The undersigned does more and better work for a dollar than any house west of the Atlegbaueys.

Fructical Dyer and Scourer,

666 Miaim St'

Diamonds.

W. J'L Hastlet, No. old Main slreet, has several thousand dollars' worth of diamonds on hand. Call and see the goods. No liner stock in the city.

NEW DA NCI N'G CLASSES.

IIOWUNfi NAM.,

Under the personal supervision of Mr. Oskar Ducnweg, For beginners, ladicsj-and* gentlemen, :l.iss meets nday evening, January 3d, at o'clock.

For hpginntrs, ladies, misses and masters, a cUfs will be formed Tuesday afternoon, January 4th, at -I o'clock.

Advanced evening class meets Tuesday evening, January I'.h, at S p. m. Advanced juvenile class meets Wednesday afternoon, January h, at 1 o'clock.

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

NEW SloriT.

A new invention that produces erfect vision in the short time of twer.ty to sixty days, No pain. No time lo^t. Any one can apply the iu*tiument. l'ho&e who have been using glasiesfor fifty years can have their sight reftored and see ?.« well .s in youth. Treatment costs nothiug until perfect sight is retortd. Call or address,

Dli. W- YV ITir»:no No. 10/ Noith l-'.-urih street, Tern llaule, Ir.iiiana.

Progressive

Euchre Outfits

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is-^^ivr^ .s?

CHAIRS AND TABLES.

15 Tables and fiO Chairs |2 25 12 Tables and 48 Chairs 2 00 10 'lables and 40 Chairs 1 7o 8 Tables and .'2 Chairs 1 50 6 Tables and 24 Chairs 1 25 4 Tables and 16 Chairs 1 00

TABLES ONLY.

15 Tables $1 50 12 Tables 1 25 0 Tables 1 00 (1 Fables 85 4 Tables 75

Tables 65

CHAIRS ONLY.

60 Chairs $1 50 48 Chairs 1 2) 36 Chairs 1 00 24 ("hairs 85 lfi Chairs 75

In order not to be disappointeel, give us your order a day or two beforehand.

ALBERT I. FOSTER,

Carpels

and

Furiiitnre.

This week.

CLEM HARPER,

Fourth Street Hatter aud Furnisher

W. fs. CiiFr, J. H. W I.I.IA MS, J, CI.IFT.

CUFT, WILLIAMS & CO,,

Manufacturers of

Sash, Doors, Blinds, &c.

And Dealers In

LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES, GLASS, PAINTS, OILS and

Builders' Hardware.

MULBERRY ST., COR. NINTH, Terre Haute.

LADIES' AND GENTS

NEW LUMBER YARD

Corner Seventh" St. and I. & St L. R. R.

W here You Can .Buy the Best

Tennessee Poplar Lumber

—ALSO—

BILL LUMBER, LATH and SHINGLES,

Give me a call and get prices.

ISAAC

.is*

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For Rent!

For tho convenience of tho uiti/.ens of Terra flaufe we have purchased several dozen nice fnldinjr tables and chairs, just the thing for euehrer parlies, and will reiit them at tbe following prices, which includes dravage to and from the house:

SLAUGHTERED! MUFFLERS

25c, 49ci bOc, 75c, SI and up,

NECKTIES i-ic and &jC.-

FINE VELVET TIE

"5 cents.

FUR. CAPS

St, 81.30, 82, 82 £0 and up.

Boys' and Men's Caps

Way down.

SPECIAL PRICES

STIFF HATS

3R,.

Hats dyed, press'I and reshaped to c* der In the vcij latest style and on

HHORTEfiT NOTJC1

M. CATT, No. 220 S. 3d Hi

Mtlllnar.s wcrk solicited.

53ANION BROS.,

Galvanised Iron, Meat Metal Works,

And dealers In ManU-ls, Galvanise

DARNELL.

rnn

Oorntce, Tin aul Bu/S e.0$n£etc. "i-orx Vi-omptly attended to."Bw

815 MAIN STKKET.

OXJR GREAT

Red Letter Sale.

Offers Most Extraordinary Bargains in

OVERCOATS AND SUITS.

Wo have taken ofl SI. and iu some instances ouc-third Hie price. The goods re no worse for tho low prices. Iml the same high made, tine made Clotttius we've been harping about all inter.

"Wiry Do "We Cut IPrioes

Beeanss 'tis catting Ial« in Ihe se.ison and we'd rather h.ive dollar? at two-thirds than Overcoats at full value. This week we will offer as a special Ihe hundred

JERSEY CAPS AT ONE CENT EACH.

Myers Bros.,

LEADING Cl.OTHlFJiS

Fourth and Main Streets.

The COMMON SENSE ENGINE

Repairing promptly done. J.

A..

NEW YEAR'S DAY.

$1.00 WORTH OF GOODS

.-JtlS-iFiri" *$•*•« .4? •VJ2.at -i^-l.-- i.

DOORS THROWN OPEN

-FOR A-

Grand Closing Sale!

-IN—

Prices down where you want them. Now is th^ timolol Bargains. 11 jn fcerfs have been wailing for this opportunity. Our tlock of Heavy ficoda

MUST BE SOLD!

regardless of cost or value. Now is your favorable momonl to make a purchas?,

A. C. BRYCE & CO.,

11 Main St., Bet. Fourth aid Fifth Streets, South Side,1

LOOK! GIVEN AWAY

February 1st.

ELEGANT CHILD'S BEDROOM SUITE!

One chance to every purchaser of

al my store.

Great 30 Days Sale! Big Slock Left! Must be Sold Less than Cost.

Parlor §uite$ Ciai Down Hair, Cliamhei* Suite* at Your Own Pcicc. Al! (aoods (Jest at

PORSTER'S,

320 Main Street, Between Third and Fourth Streets. Red Front.

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LULL.<p></p>BARGAINS

JLLLL _J !L'1M1LJ.LLL'lllLL J.'Ll

In+Woolen Goods

A N

BLANKETS

Carpenter's Boston Sto

418 WABASH AVENUE.

Remington Standard

r'*•»*»-..-i-'v--

IRON WORKS,

MANUFACTURERS OF

Steam Engine

Automatic Revolving Coal Screens,

Coal Shaft, Flour and Saw Mili Machinery, Bank Cars. Cans Mills, Castings of all kinds, Cold and Hot Wafer Pumps, Steam Pumps, House Fronts, Iron Columns and all kinds of Architectural Iron Work.

AND

PUMP a specialty. Dealers in Wrought Iron Beams and Channels, Leather, Rubber and Chain Belting Bolting Chests and Cleaning Machinery of everydescription used in fiour mills.

PA-KKISJEt,,

Cor. First and Walnut Sis., Terre Kaute.

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Type

EAGLE STEAK

Prop'r.

Writer

Uneuuallert for ease of manipulation. rap]-/i wrltlre. quality of work, simplicitynrd durability. Correspondence solicited.

Wyckoff, Seaman's & tienedlct.

84 Eas Maikbt Slreet Indlauupolls. Int",

FURNITURE!

The largest and most elegant sto in the state at priceo that defy competitionr.

WM,

L. ELDElf,

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^uth Meridian Street, Indianapolis,

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