Daily Wabash Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 9 January 1887 — Page 8

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JOaV N. R.- Cash is What We Want.

DXJBD.

MANAllAN -A-t 1 )1. in. on Saturday, Juniiuiy ktli, IUH7. of uousunipTloii, lidwurd Mumv llllll 0U Vl'lll'S.

Tlie funeral will take

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PIXLEY

New Year's Neckwear.

Hpeclal Una of Flegaut Ooods, at

J'rlcos AIivAys tlio Lowest. Goods Always Uio

Cliolcent.

ijIiu'c

Wit

J* m. oil

Monday from tliw roalilunco S3I north Twelfth utrrot, srinli ei ui

ni.

I'tilrlelv'i cliur^b ul l»

I'VltMnU a ni invlU'il l.wtllonil without nil U««nolloo 1- J.1-

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JE MEN Td.

M) ON rit.VC FOKH.

Nntli:o l-i licreliy t{lven that the Unartl ul 'oiuijiHsioiiers ol Vnrinllllon county, Indiana, liavlng inlopted |IHIII and siiwlfluatloii* for lit' ointruoilmior ii poor asylum, on HID poor lLii in. Ui ssld county, wlili'U plfttu and sirclftrtitliiiih urn on nif in tlin otlife of Kllu» 1'rUfh iti.1, Auillloi ol ^altl county, will, np to I nVloek p. ui. ol \Vmlnnsday, Ilia Ulh day of 1VIHnary,

IHHI',af r.ald Auditor's offlca

Hy ortlt'i of rtnlil llonitl of (\immi»»lonfi» I'M.IAS PIUTCllAltli, Auditor

iiij:.ni sonrr.

Tru.i:\ MAI »'lud .lanuaty I, lis Soilcc l-i In iiliy ulvcn thai the. iruitBt"* tlio lYno llaiiti' .Salngs bank havt-itilt da) dt'Ciai't'il a M'lul annual ilhlilttiul of two and a half per I't'iil. on all Mini1- of tworinllar* aud upward which shall have bn«'.n on depot.lt for -l\ inoiithi next prcccdlng, and a propoiltonuto rule on all like .turns that have b«mn nn deposit for II,iff iiionlhit, payable to dcpo»ltoi'« hii ami after January 25tli, IH87. .VII dividend-! not drawn out will lie credit®* on aooount and draw interest fnan .lanunry HI, 1W. 1.15\VIM It. MAltTtN, SwrotaiT.

j^oricK.

Nationai.

Sr.vi'iL

Kakk,

XKiiHK ll.iuri.', I lid,, Deooinbur 11, Into, Kolioo In lieroby slven tout the aunuul n, cllnu of the slooljUolders of tli a Uauk «viii bo held »t, tnslr littnktug tiousaou «i'»i sdsy, .lanuary II, ISi7, tistweeu tli* t.oiiM of 10 a. m. and p. ni., for tli* pur. pOioof aleolluir tlvo Ulreelors for Ihooii••uliiK yoar.

C, M, ARKKN, t)«sM#r.

%ww^*y']rf$.:v:'

AN ACKNQWLEOOED FACT.

That our Clothlug in far tui«rioi- In any other ready made Clothing ofl'ered In the city. Wo guarantee **"7 (.''•niirnl wd null to he tint aa jepresaiiltul. We invite your inspection ol the largest. and clu leest aeaorlmeni MKN'K AND BOYH' HUITH AND OVKKCOATH at the very lowest prioet). the sljlea are laullldi me materials ara elegant, unci (It Is perfection., Oc.e price to nil, and no trouble lo show geods at

N.Y.N.

HOBERGS

I3ST THE

This Time Wltli a IVIco that Will Starilo Competition.

GREAT CLOAK SALE.

Theme Are (lie Figure# We lire lo Swallow

6 DAYS OF NEXT WEEK.

ADVBIWIStiHWTS IN mis COi.UMM WILL us OHAROBD KlVli QKMTS PJSit LINE EACH INDENTION NOTBLNU UKOKONKD MCSI TH-AN KIT* LINES. NO DISCOUNT ON LONO TIME AOVBHCiaSMKNT*, AS TIU ACCOUNTS

RS 1MAI I. nl MBOT IS RBgMIKKU IN All A.N0K.

WANTED

WANTKD—A

IIIIJUIMI at BIS north barenth street.

17ANTED—A itlrl for ueiieial housnwork. all Eagle slreet.

WANTKD-A

In New

|hti, Indiana, rt'cclvc st-alt'd bids for 1)16 conMlnutlon ol naltl poor asylum, aucnrdlnn to tald pliini (mil .'ipi'cllli'atlonH. Kacli liM must IM' aucoiiipallli'd Willi

liontl, conilttlolisil ac

.||iii lo law, ith pmially al lua.it rtpuil lo lln lild Tim lltiaiit ruHt'iM'S Ilia right to r« h-vi any and all bids.

general agent aud fifty sub. /our oiiuuty to sell my gooflj.

ugents In

I are chance, jw a w*«k salary, or fiuu on tuo II «otnnilsslon, Address, with stamp for nus, F. M. Wosvur, No. W. Ohio strtwt, I idlatui|mlls, Ind.

WANTKI)

A girl lo do chamber work Aud

assist In washing and Ironing, too hMith Slat!) street.

\I7ANTRD-To hire a horso and bu||W llttht wagon for a few w«t«V». A M., Kapnus ofllt'e.

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WflWilliJUlU

Commencing Monday Morning. January 10th. Bi

FOR ANY LADY'S NEW MARKET

CLOAK,

111 our stoic that we cold for $16, $18, $20 or $22. Now come those jwlio h.ivo been waiting ami take Jyour pick' Although this has been the most active and prosperous ecason we ever passed through we find we have a few hundred more oloalH I han we want. Ho we decided to make an immediate loss rather than carry theiu over. The whole lot will be brought down stabs so as to make it convenient for every lady. There you can take your-j|choice from the finest imported cloaks in our hoti.-.o for $!),S7.

HOBERG, ROOT & CO.

Jobbers aud Retailors, 518 ami 520 Wab ish Avenue. r^i

WANTS, ETC.

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ddress

17ANTKD— I'ofcttlon copyist olerk *T In a toy or nottou istore by y.unu, *.•» v: itoo.1 reference. Address Mss it. H. !iorih Center Btreel.

FOR HALE.

l/i()lt SA Hi-A yoiuj fimlmv The liOrc of cyllnrtcr ol enulnti a Inches length of itrokt) IS Inches, tfu ciitttue Is llflptMi horse I ower. Inquire at this ofrVcu.

7*1 H.V1.K- Hlmiiu hc'.itlnu rati I atom a nd pljies- miliaiilt: for lici^llng Iiii'ljrt liulldluc or mill Kx press ofU-e.

SAl.l'J.-Miowoase, 7 foot bevelmetal frame Olienp. Inijulro

L\)K edgA.

.1 H'.'O Ohio stteel.

I 'Oli A M' -('HEAP—An Argand base I' burner lu cxrellent shape. Inquire at mis (iffioe or address 'is," care Express

FOR RENT,

OK KENT—House al No. ail South fourth slreet containing Ave rooms, closet*, pantry and a good cellar, well and cistern with niter, large stable, coal and wood house, jood tenaut, Apply to K. for rent cheap

Hoffman, No. Ii Ohio street.

'OR HUNT tuiaUkad.

-Rooms furnished Ml Poplar street.

GO'S.

f. J. HODflEN- & m,

JIROKKRS,

fluetoi, Bonds, Grain and Provittius, e88i MAIM BTRKKT.—UP STAIM.

rtrsi National Haufc, ludiaoapolla, lud I Irat Nttllousl flank, Mvanevllle, turt, Louisville ttauktng Oompauy, LouisFla, Ky» 'oviugton City National Hank, Uo vine ion, Ky. •w till ivi«|ilioua IQft, ixlhiiw

iraut private wires. Call lor market quo-

Ji'OK Kent—A newalx room house with S porub, cellar, olsleru, wood aud coal uheds, at 122 Ld .ton utreat. Apply to I. \V. (lrnaib,528 North Hecond slraat.

IOOH HKNT--A oosy unfurnished front room, up stairs. Convenient looa tlon. t'rloo very modcrato tlh str et.

,"011

slrl to douunnral housework

Ki iday

Innulre at

tii()lt 8A K—A good rastauraut, on easy F1 terms. Hioadhurst sold stand. Postssslon given at once. Apply ti Joe lli'lgga, oorner Cherry aud 1th afreet.

-JO UJlilUllLUllL. "la

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FPU

RENT.

SHI North

ftKNT-Two nice desirable rooms suitable for light housekeeping, In unw house with a good view, on (South Fourth street, No. Mo, Ave squares coutb of Malu street.

JiOK KtflNT—A large front room at MO

Malu atroet.

OK KKNT 'suitable .)d barn. Apply at KII Lafayette street

jrood bouse of st rooms, Koep students. Also

'suitable to ~koep students. itftil

TO LOAN.

'po l,OAN-Money on real eatAte. Hants collected. At HA'JKK A HTRWART'8

Insuvanee Oflloe.

po LOAN—Mnnflyin suina of 918 to tt.ooo on short time. Apply or address 2t9 walnut

Buntln's Tbermometrlo Eeoord.

7 a. in. 2 p. in.

Juiuiary U.

0 p. in.

*17.3

ill.l

*21,4

-Ilelow aero Abovetsaro.

a|ipsratns— i: for II

Weather Probabtlltiaa-

WASHINGTON, D. C., January 0.—1 a. nt.— k'or Ohio: Kasterly winds, slightly warmer i.nd snow.

Poi Indiana: lissterly, shilftlng to onlder uortlierlv winds and snow. For Illinois: Ooldor northerly winds aad bUOW

PERSONAL.

'Miss Minnie Hormes haa returned from Ohio. Miss Nellie Root has returned from Vincennea.

Miss Ludah Kainberger, of Montesuma, haa returned to this city and resumed her studies at the Commercial College.

Twenty-seven doaen gent's heavy woolen hose must be closed out this week at Rcbluer's, the hatter.

TBtfS EXfSBBS, TBRRE HAUTE, STWDA*, JANUARY 9, 188t

—iiiiinfo*

»ll at Old CVbnreb Ilair'siid aaiuple tlm flaffct hrandies ajal iuij orted wluta fxtnrit, jMiiln and Canal street*. 1'Oter btafl, proprietor.

Ml9sball lumji the bast grate o.)»l !a the market, leta aehes. at ore heat am) oheau I,. F, Perdue, No. «W noith Btztp vlrMt, Bole {jgent.

The very eastnae of life Is uautnlned in lheoparkllni"Old London Tom U!n," One old Oognae brandy anil the famous apple brandy which (a on tap at "Old ttobweb Hall," Main and cans I street*, Pater 81* if', proprietor,

I have-10 broken suits of uuilsrwesr wbloh 1 mum close out this week. They -•re bargains. Haittrrn.

Tlie«xlillit|on of laces anil embroideries to bo given by tho Art association of ludlatiaiioli* on January 11th, 12th and lOtb, will take plnce at room AO, IUta« llotue, (Iststory)'Tndtfttmpolla, and will be o|eu from 10 a. ui to II p. m, each day. A tine exhibit la to bo made there by the Dacorative Art aocUty of Terre ITaute,

Thsre wiU be a great rlean!nf( out,

heavy suits (or man, boys and children at L. Goo lman ttOo's duriug Jantiary and they propose to acooinpllsh the object by selling gooda the lowest of any ever heard of In this Bectlon. Call ami see them.

The holidays have psst and everyone faela like luaVtuK btiiiness hum during the new y«ar. Thlti atetas to bo the oaie at the "White Front" grocery. The Utsitlay of choice eatables of every kind to be found theieis evidence that Messrc. IS. H. Wright &• (Jo. are determlnrd to keep th«li popular grocery ho«»# in the van.

Uoodman & Co. have left on hand many nobby overcoats, of which Ihey bought a very heavy stock, which they are offering ul specially low pripes. It will nay anyone who needs flu overcoat to call at Metura, Uouduiun iV Cu's nnd esamitiu (ho One dluphty.

WAS IT*SU!CIDE^

A Talk With .1. It, Uiapo Ctiiueinlng Ilia ttlnlnit Cacpar Milk, An KaprebS reporter Ittst night meet iiift Dr. J. It. C'rnpo, a conversallon rela tive to tho myutefious distippoiiratice of Caspar link ensued.

Q.—"What ii your opinion, dootor. conoernliig the dJsiippearanca of olil (JaBpar Link?"

A—"Well bolieve that the old man committed Hiilclde. I nm firmly of the the opinion tbut Caspar Link's body Is now under the iae in the Wabash, and that the ant was one for wbioh no member of hia family or any one elae, is responsible." "Did you not have the old man under treatment for so.ne time before hi a disappearance?''' "Yes about four weeks ago lie name tome ttint sitld lie wai'.uit of fix.' IIo eat iu my oliko and pnened hia emaciated band anross bin forehead, inoiuuid, uti'l uiiimbled uuliitellij(lhly, tintll. linn'ly, lio naid he was sullerioK he said he believed lie was 'going crs/.y,' aud slid 'ihtj hoys' were troubling liim 'lo death,' nod he wished he was d&ad. lie appKitred to ina In be In bad physleul condition nnii I KO II diHcoveiod evi dencea of tnHanily in tho old man. I Attrihiitcil it lo A generally feeble con dl'.Ion of ibo body and a breaking down of hia munt.nl powerH, iiHtural for a man of his advanced years. I setil 'him home and prom'iil)o.\./or htm. He had comof lining tinablo to sleep al nlglil •ml in addition Ij iinnllior neceanary ternedy, 1 fjave him medicine to induce sleep. The old in in appeared lo eulertain droail of going lo tlie expetiDOol iiavii medical treatment, [lidlindccd, seemed to me, to have a horror of spending money for any purpose. 1 troaled him up to a few days before his disappearance and discharged bitn, liiti phyakal condition be I tig much improved

I was thoroughly ImiirefiBed with the Lei i'.f of old Caspar Link'u insane condition that I had made up my mind to have him broti«ht before acorn rninjion, examined And sent to the any bun at Indianapolis. Louie Link, his son, said that he did not wAnt hia father sent to the asylum if it should not prove absolutely necessary. On this account 1 abandoned the idea." "Then, you are of the opinion, doctor, that Casper Link took his own life?" "Yes an I have sttlil I believe I hat uudor an abseratiou of Ihe mind, lie wandered to the rlvor. and deliberately walked into the water."

Police Briefa.

Friday a sum of

Miaa fipenoer reported lost pockethook containing money.

Mre. Strause, 380 Soulh Fourth street, roported to tho police yesterday thai. nh« hud lost an emerald pin on Main slreet.

Ootnplaiut has ngaln been Iod[ ed with the police of the nronmitf of Main aud Tenth streets being blocked by cars of the 1£. AT. H. railway company.

An overcoat recently reported as stolen from (ieorge Thomas, a Vnndaiia switchman, was returned to him Friday by a gentleman who had taken tlie garment by mlbtuke.

Biddy Hush, of Ffsppy Alley fame, the white wife of a colored individual, enters complains that her brother, Jack Rush, has been abusing her of late by heaping upon her defenseleaa head "piles" of outrageoiia abuse.

John McHale, who made a sudden dash through a baok window of 01 lie Badd'a bagnio, on the occasion of Ihe recent, pulling, was arrested Friday night near McKeen'n mill and lodged in jail. He is charged with "aaaociating." He swears he'll "sue the city."

Laat night Wealey Martin and Gsrs Martin, brothers, were arrested nnd jailed. They were drunk, and were diaturblag the religions exercises at Ihe old Lutheran Church, corner of Fourth aud Swan. In thin connection, it may be nald that it waa Kara Norton, and not Ezra Martin, who was recently arrested at the Instance of Hattie. Bjggs, who charged Norton with stealing a piece of ^gniftb. ill

jewelry from bor, Christopher Grothwahl was arrested at the oar works—whnre be is employed —waa arrested aud lodged In jail Friday. He is charged with wantonly abandoning his wife and child, leav ing them thoroughly unprotected and without even the common necossarien of life. Thla Is the same individual who eevoral months ago made an asssnl upon liis wife, at that time, evading arreat by fleeing from tlie police oillcers. He was arrested bv Oflicer Volt.

Hannah Mum tuiil her 14 year-old sou were sheltered altho Frit-ndly Inn Friday night. About three weeks ago she came from Marshall, aud renleil a house in Happy IIollow, north of Iho water works. She had found doine.s!ic lifo unbearable, aud came to thla city. When she applied to tho police last evening, she said sho had received word from her husband tbat lis Intended to come here last night, hunt lier down and "kill her." It ia safe to predict that Mrs. Main will not be murdered by Mr. Main.

A young girl, bright attractive and intelligent—only 14 years old—waa arrested at a low, west-end dance last night and brought to police headquarters. Hho has been working as a domestic in the family of a leading Wall Street attorney. When found she was wearing the dress, hat and dolman belonging to the wlfe«f bbr emilryer. She waa very much broken own when brought into the preseuoe of her employer at headquarters, and after registering a solemn promise to do better in future Sergeant Dwyer permitted her to go heme.

|N FOR DEBT. K,

Ml'. I'alrli MiOjIimii,

the Btawuclll

I'lt/iar Mill, jAtluiV far tt Uelit of 99,300. IMdayJul&ht Doputy'Shenff (Irimwlnger,armed wlib a writ,bnued from HIBcircuit cjurt of Vigo county, proceeded to F.Iaworth ami arrested Patrick McOaban, who is charged by Michael QuInUn with owing him in the neighborhood of $2,1100, and being on tho point of leaving Vii*" coutiiy and tlie ulRlc. Mr, Met I a ban is Ihe HUpeilntender-t of the Eliswoith paper mil). Ho waa brought to this city aud lodged in jail, In default of a bond of $2,

S00, tlie amount of ihe dsiin ay slant him. Ills friends made slrenuoiueHorts to secure Ills rehuso alt day yeaterday without avail, and at night Mr. Mc Oahan was still In the body of the Jath It Isolairued that McOaban is not indebted to Quintan for the above amount. It is thought bond will bo fuiniahed tomorrow forenoon.

'yi fr%- PUno Recital. Dr. Louis Mans, of Boa ton, the eminent iMtnposer and piiiulbt, lias been engaged to give an organ recital at the I'resbyteriati Cliuich Wednesday evening next Dr. Mttte wa«, for mauy years a distinguished urofesfor iu Uie conservatory at ftelti If', nermaiiy, hut Iu now opnneoted with the New Buglund consarvatory ut Boston. This eminent musician l.oe been eecuiod at very low terms, aud an adroUeion of fifty cents wlil be charged. The not proceeds will be donated to the charity orgauUalloii. The following is the programme March Mil Hid re Rul.uhert

Pur piano by tanning. I

a, Audaul.u,' in If .IJaellioveii Ii, Danne of tha larvli|iasHeotlmvan (Prom rolns of Alliens.) t. rneiisn (Credit) song I. t.'boplo Ii, 1'iiloaaUe In A lint, Cliopto h, Hurmtnde In If minor ItubtDStehi b. Vuloe Caprice HubnnsUla

II.

I'aa tlttiiilsks Vandet (On Gabtlaka I^ske) No. 4 Op. IS Loots Maas b. Oboiii liant UIKI Ituli (ItssiUsa Louuiug)

No. 'J, Op. 2 Itoais Maas Veuunlal Naiioll (Catlzoiiotta & Turantallii)... I lift Persian Meruit Htrauss

I I'or piano by (iruull.-ld)

Traniuoret, (Dresnis) tfcliuniann Tremnlo Kt.uile, (by request) CiatUahalk We Itllng Muruli and DAHUB of tflvus Meud6lssuliu (dust.

Artist Grand Plane from Henry'V, Miller, of Uoston.

Guardians Appointed.

David I'. Coy, guardian of Cedella M., Mary E., Joltn H,, and Frank J'., minor heirs of Robert 8. Cox, deceased. Bond, $20,000. with II. Hulman and Ben Cox as sureties.

Julia A. II ay worth, guardian of Mary L,, minor liolr of Albert Haywofth, deceased. Bond, $1,400.

Cliaunny W. Weeks, uuardjau of Albert II minor lielr of Richard Watson, decensed. Bond, $1,800.

Isaac N.jjA'dams. guardian of Lttella, Laura M., ami William N minor heirs of Jamcu M. Maivliinney, deceased. Bond. $100. ,Janieu Muilili, uuarilian of-KdnaC, minor liclr of Reuben W. Jouc-s, deceuaed. Bond, $57-!.

Marj/.artit JInp|iley, guardian of (loor/je, Aorileauti Mary, minor helra of Luther Lsrrison, deceaSfd. Bond, S 1,000.-

Kionk' Nc wnlney, junrdlnn of John Nriftolney, a person of unsouinl mind. Bond, $60t).

An Hxhibitlon Hun.

Testenlay altefriuon about o'clock, an al.trui of llr« wan turned in from hoi 23, Nation*! I*01' dopaitment tuado nn (!Xcoplfo mb1y lipid run corner of Hixthand Main. It was suit) that tho alnrin luul boon occasioned by signs of lire in tho roof of the Buiitin drug store building, 'i'iie llreinen searched zaslously for BOUIC time for Monic,tiling to "put out" until finally it dawne-.l u|»on llieui that they had been o:ii!.'(i out for the plirpou-'!

ar! e*iiibi-

tion before the commercial travelers, many of whom were gathered in Ihe immediate vicinity. The hoys returned lo their hoticOH, with nt least tlie satisfaction of liuvi ni made a creditable run -if lliey hadn't llmr.vil watur.

Released from Custody.

Ye.'tcrday afternoon Judgs Mack or dered that Fred Glblin, who for several days has been con(ited in juii under oharge of embezzlement, he brought be fore him. Tlie judge, in the meanwhile having gmnde an examination into the merits of the case, questioned. Oiblin and then released him, there being sufficient evidence to convict. Qiblln wai arrested at Denatur and brought back to this oily.

William Turner, a colored man, who was brought buck from Paris, December 24, and lodged in jail, under a charge of larceuySoI clothing, was also givon 1 freedom by Judge Mack.

A Policeman Suspended. Yesterday morning tho charges of toxication nnd neglect of duty preferred by Jesse Robertson agaioat Patrolman Den Early were further considered by the hoard of police commissioners, and the oflicer was suspended for a period of len days, without pay. Among those who claim to know, it Is said that this finding of ihe commissioners is unjust and unmerited. It is said that since the tli of November Mr. Early has not tasled liquor of any kind, and that his alleged neglect of duty consisted of or oasionally spending a few moments be fore the fire in Mr. Roberts' stable oflioe during the recent bitterly cold nights.

Marriage Licenses,

Lewis Barnes ami Maggie Ridgley. IJenry Jacob and Anna Plastenlioy. John 8. Smith and Margaret Wll Hams,

William T. Moore and Leonora Me Grew. James W. McClain -and Louisa

William Corbin and Annie F. Koester.

AMUSHMBNTB.

McOuuir* Opera Coneptuiy

will hold tho boards tc-morrow evening (Monday), presenting Mlllooker'sgreatest snrecss, tb« military opera, "Tho Block Huaaar."

Don't forget tho ball Monday evening.

at Turner Hall

James M. Dlshou, mid no other, (Iocs forth In haste With

IIIHH

and paste,

And proclaims to all creation That men are wise who advertise, Iri the present feneration.

Printers' avenue, Terre Haute, lud.

DR. L. R. WARREN,

Cutaneous and specific diseases only. 124 sorth Fifth stroct

Watcliet*.

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

Go and dance for the gold medal to be awarded to the moat graceful dancing couple at the ball at Turner Hali tomorrow (Monday) evening.

70Centfl! 70 Cents! 70Cents! Removed, City Drug Store, 210 Main street. All patent medicines reduoed

70oents on the dollar. Other drugs in proportion. DR. J, C. CA8TO,

Proprietor,

•rr"*

While Hants Clans haa btan distributing (Jbrlatmaa presents he baa been aaelated to some extent by Otoiue P. Hmitb, the piano saicainan, who distributed to Mrs. as. Blsuk, near this city, an elegant llaby Orand axel ton Bros. also to W. Stewart a Cabinet Grand W. T, ilarris. Cabinet Orand W. U. White, Luna, I mi, Cabinet Orand J. D. Perkins. Cabinet Grand and quite recently furnished the Phranix club a Cabinet Grand. O.kars dealriug a flue piano for New Years or future use can be supplied In any quality or style by calling on George I'.Hmllh,4G2 north Fourth street.

Jewelry.

Haslet, No. :110 Main street, haa a nice line of Jewelry. Call and see the precious articles.

Margins, Chal Brown's play/ii extensively advertised by the most origin

Examiue your receipt before leaving the oflice and aee that it covera all your property. 1'uy your taxes promptly and avoid costs.

For the collection of which. I may be fouad at my cflice in Terre Hauto aa dirrolsd by law.

JAMIM FITZPATRICK, City Trensurer.

Terre Haute, Ind., Jan. 1, 1847.

A LIBERAL OFFER.

WHY NOT TAKJi IT I* 7

For the purpose oi giving the public tin opportunity to lost ttie meiilsof Holllngsworth'a Antipyretic, the local druggists are uutlion/.mj, during the mouth In which this notice appear*, to sell il on a positive guarantee that, If used fls directoil, It will stop afresh cold or a tickling tin oat couyli in twenty minutes, and completely break them up it'bide of forty-eight hours. And that il will also give prompt relief in asthma and suae/.ing.

We mean what we say. C'hargn all failures to us, ami present tlie hollies with names of uaers as vouchers for pay/uont to Globe Medicine Co., IP soulii ,_|xlb street, Tone Haute, Ind.

Ms ny of our oil Irons are not award that C. (J. Brown, author of Margins, which is to bo presented at tue opera house next Thursday evening, is I ho fallior of jittle B^ulnfi Brown, tho most talented chlld-eloculioiiist iu the stale.

Attend the ball »t Turner Hall, Monday evening.

Thursday night, Mr. C. C. Brown's drams, "Margins," will lie the attraction. Don't fail to see this play, for it has genuine merit, and tlie cast is filled with good people. It deserves a big house. Prices, only 0, 2ft and 14 cents. Niats on nale at Button's Tuesday morning without extra charge.

TO THE PUBLIC.

We desire lo extend our thanks to our many friends and patrons for their ver liberal patronage during the paat yea and especia'ly during the holidays. W ahall ombavo' to show our appreciation by giving in thefuture greater bargains than ever. Our stock will be repleu ished with the latest novelties and propose to oti'or goods at such prices shall convince everyone that we are lb peopleVobedient servants,!

TUN TKHIIK If A(ITE ft AND 10# STOIIIC 314 Main Ntrcot. North Side.

Wright, the photographer, made a tine photograph, of Jthe t.'ommerclal Travel ers' Banquet, at Dowling hall, showing quite perfectly the whole interior, wit tables nicely decorated and loaded with all the delicacies and substantials the market affords. Copies of the photo can he had at Wright's gallery, 421 Main street,

Miss Maggie May,[theohlldwonder ant] the only female stilt skaler In Ihe world will appear iu her marvelous exhibition of fancy, trick and scientific stilt skat lug on atilta twenty-five inches high Monday, Tuesday, Wedneaday and Thursday -January 10th, 11th, 12th and UUIi. Matinee Thursday after noon.

The tlrama of "Margins" haa genuine met it and the opera house ought to be filled next Thursday night. Prices only 00, 2ft Mtid l.r cents. No charge for re serving souls.

DIUIIIOIMIH..

W. 11. Iliitllet, No. 310 Main street has several thousand dollars' worth diamonds on baud. Call and see the gocda. No finer slock iu the city.

NEW DANCING CLASSES.

IIOWI.INO F1AIX,

Under Ihe pcwiual enpervlsion of Mr. Oskar Duenweg. (•"or begluueis, ladieeJVnd* gentlemen, lass meets Monday evening, J/nusry Id. at 8 o'clock.

For beginuers, ladies, misses and masters, a chss will bo formed Tuesday afternoon, January 4tb, at

W* liavt takau off

and elaborate dlip'ay posters ever asenl in this city,

CITY TAXEFF FOR IFCM. Notice is herfby given that the tax duplioate for the year JfWfl is now In my bauds, and that am ready to reoeive tlie taxes thereon charged.

The following shows the rate of taxation on each $100 of Taxable properi For general purposes 8fl cents. For consolidated bonds, sinking and Intertst fundi 5 For city funding bonds of ISM, sinking fund 6 for city funding bonds of lftM, interest fund 0 For High Nchool bonds., 2 For library purposes 2 For sewer purposes 3 For park purposes 1

Total rain on each $100. .$1.10 Poll Tax—For each male resident of the city of the age of 21 yeara, and not over CO yoara, 60 cents.

Dog Tax—For oach male $1, for eaoli female $2, and for eaob additional dog $£. JfOTtflE, tVople ale taxed for what they own on April 1st of cach year.

Tuxes are duo on Ihe first day of January, and if not paid before the third Mouday in April following, 10 per cent, penalty la added.

Delinquent real estate is advortlaed on or about the lirbi Monday in January and Is oflVred for sale 0* tle se«ont Monday in February of each yeai*. '''he treasurer is responsible for taxes he could have collected therefore taxpayers ought to remember tbat their taxes most be paid every year.

o'clock.

Advauoed evening class raeeta Tueslay evening, January 4tb, at 8 p. m. Advanced juvenile class meets Wednesday afternoon, January ftth, at -1 n'olock. iMr, Duetiweg will ue at Ihe hall Salrday morning from 10 to 12 o'clock, when all iKlirmatiou in regard lo elates will be given.

NEW BIGHT. "T-*'v

A new invention that produees

perfect

vision In the abort time of twenty to sixty days. No pain. No line loit. Any one can apply ihe instrument. Thoee who have been using glaiaes for fifty year* can have their tight restored ana see as well ua In you'h. Treatment costs nothing until pnfect sight is restored. Gall or addreee,

D*. H. W. HWDBICTU, No. 107 North Fourth street,

Terre Haute, Indian*.

28c, 430, Wo, 7*0, II and up.

\KCJKTIK»

•ito aud I.e.

•ii

irn rni iii

76 cents.

FUR CAPS

•1,91 M,

111,

M:0and

np.

Boys' and Men's Cftps

Way down.

SPECIAL PRICES

STIFF HATS

This waeU,

CLEM HARPER,

Fonrtii Street Hatter and Varnteber

"•.'

**i

OTJFt GREAT

IMFen Most KAraordinary Bargains in

OVERCOATS AND SUITS.

si,

worse far

•4. 99 •W w«

J, MtU iu Q|U» Initlinee* one third the pi'loe. (U1SM, »ut to* same high grade. One made rs 'ts Men harping about all winter.

Why 3Do "We Oixt PriooS

Ueoaitna lis astUnc tale iq tlie taaaea aud we'd railw* have dollars al iwo-Uilrtia tbaa •vecdwiet fit! vaia*. KWI wHk wa will offer a speetai Ave himdre*

JERSEY CAPS AT ONE CENT EACH.

LRADINO CI.OTI|rr.ns,

Fourth and Main Streets.

TAKE YOUR CHOICE AT

$5.98

Bros.,

FOR-

-AND-

SHORT WRAPS

Al Ihe low price of $6.08. All tbeieCloaka have been Belling at $fl, $10, 11, fl8 and $14. To make room for aprlng stock we take this loss rather than carry them over. Now Is your chanr* to get a garment at about one-lbird of their vidua.

ESPENHAIN & AL5RECHT.

LOOK! GIVEN AWAY I

Feliruary 1st.

ELEGANT CHILD'S BEDROOM SUITE! tns

SLAUGHTERED! MUFFLERS

chance every purchaser of

$1.00 WORTH OF 600DS

al my store.

Ureal :t0 Ihtys fttlo! Hlg S(ocfi Left

liC6» IKiaia Cost.

Piti loi' Muiten Cut loun llulf.

umber Suites nt Vour Own Priee. All CJUMMIA at

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

MA VKRICKJ

MTMtli

BOSTON. MASS.

OArtTA I. •vupi.ee

V-

MS"

are na

list be Sold

BAHK,

i«Moe

AeeoentM of Hanks, Hankera and Corporation oollol ted. uur faetlttlee for i:OLM£(J T.ON4 are exoell'Bt and we re-dlsoouul for fiauae when balances warrant It.

Boston la it tteaerve city, and ttalanoes with u« from flanks {out located In other reserve ol ties) count reisrve.

We draw our own Kxobmige on London and the Oontlneut, and makeeabletraneK.ve aud plaen money by telegraph tnrcngboul the oiled Staled mid Canada,

MoVe.'ament Honds bought and sold,

Sanka

ad Kxoli^nges in Washtualon Made far wltlnul extraoiiurgo. W* have a fur prime dret-elaea Inveatrnent .eo.^ltUs, and Invtta proposals from at "let eountlea and of Ilea when Issuing bonds.

Wo do a general BaiK'lug business, aud Invite correspondence. ANA

fO'llTBR, President.

,les. W. Wouif, Cashier.

Ladies'Wear

OI all fabrloa oleaned and oolored to any dtalredi ehade. Uentlemen'solothee Oleuned, oolered and re-' paired. All work done on' short, notice and perfeot satisfaction. The undersigned does more auil better work for a dollar than auy bona* west of the Alleghaneys.

II. P. MRS,

Praulloal Dyer and Scourer,

055 Main St.

New Advertisements.

TO AOVERIISERS I

For a oUeck for 120 we will print a ten line advertisement In (me Million iseaee of l».*dliitf Anierleun Newspapers. Thla Is ut the rate of only cue-fifth of a eent a line, for 1,000circulation I Toe an vertlaemcnt will be placed before one Million DirirKKKNT newspaper iiurohaaere— or rivic MILI.ION iicAnKiia. Ten llnee will iieflummodatft Hbout T£ words. Adddraa with cony of ad vertlsemenl and eheek or send ni cents for boo a of 17(1 paaea.

FDRNITDRE!

a and rooit ilegant etojk in theatate JI prices that defy competition

WM, L. ELDER,

JVKIjU A CO..

UKO. J*. HO

lOHprnoa St., New Yora.

48 and 4ft South Meridian 8tre«t, InilianapolU.