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

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"SONS

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Dress

''Job Table at

E.t

!eirl hay.

CLOSING PRICE.

AIN^QUyCEMEKx^ pUBLI NOTICE. At or about 3o o'clock a. m. on the 12th day

February, A. D. 1SS7, at the northwest corner ot Second and Moffet streets, in the oity

Terre Haute, Uarrison township, county ot Vigo and state o£ Indiana, I shall sell at public vendue the following property, to wit: One Bradbury make piano. Fledged as the property of Beiijamiu W. and Mrs. Benjamin Xf. Smith for money advanced by me to them.

Vf ANTED Reliable local and traveling salesmen to sell lubricating oils in commission. E. t'. DlEl'EHICHd,

*t., N. i*.

V?OB

eaoy tde or to Measure! AT-

Lowest Prto Onbistcnt with Good Material Workmanship.

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n::'_

FiiED YUSEMAN.

WANTS, ETC.

ADVERTISEMENTS IS THIS COLUMN WILL BK CHAROEJ)

FIVE CENTS PEE LINE EACH

INSERTION.

NOT RING RECKONED LESS

THAN FIVE LINES. NO DISCOUNT 0" LONG TIME ADVERTISEMENTS, AS THE ACCOUNTS A HE SMALL PAYMENT IS I'.KQCIEED IX ADVANCE.

awwunfurrrnni i~ --r- --rr r"stxeixaz*

TMITI

WANTED.

4. NONE OHEAPBB.

Price

bargain on

(roods

Cleveland Ohio.

•fir ANTED-Ladies or gentlemen wishing VV to learn to cut ladies' aurmt-uts, by S. T. Tavlor's system o£ New York, at reasonable te'rras, cac do so by applying to A. E. Itlanchard, p-uctical dress cutter,

625

south

Fifth street. ,7 ANTED—Girl to do geM-rr.l housework references renuirecl. fall as 511 South Eighth street.

ANTED-An Industrious and earnest man to transact our business in his district. Good salary and permanent emiiioymertt. References exchanged.

AN-

UELIS, M'g'r Empire M'f'c House,

Warren

\\TANTED—'The Am. Association desires a V* capable, woman of good address to organize Home Association?! in her district. Full instructions given. Salary $50 to S60 a month to commence. References. AM. ASSOCIATION, P»0. Bos 1590, New York. WANTED-A

general agent and fifty sub.

agents In your county to sell my goodsBare chance $25 a week salary, or .ioc on the s-l oommlssiou. Address, with stamp for terms, F. M. Weaver, No. 6 W, Ohio street, Indianapolis. Ind.

TO LOAN.

rpo LOAN—Mooey on r«-. estate. Hents 1 oo! •E: 6 STEWART'S

L.—

Ii j.nrjiijpe OSo«

Eastern and borne funds, loan at from 6 to 8 per cent, interest. T. IL RIDDLE.

Corner Fifth and Main streets.

FOR SAXE.

FOR

SALE—An improved farm eight miles goufk of the citv Sfi acres all iii cultivation except ll acre's of cooci timber oneand erne-quarter mile to postofflce, churches and academv price per acre part on time if needed.' SAMUEL COX,

Prairleton, Ind.

No. Dayton cam pump new. Inquire at D. W. Wutson's

SALE--A

1 good as

Son, &» Main street. OB SALE—A gooti engine. The bore of cylinder of engine 5 inches: length of stroke 18 inches the engine Is fifteen lioree power. Inquire at tlii o(Jco. FOR

SALE—St»nm heating apparatus— rudia-iors and wres—suitable tor beating lame boikliug i.c" mill Inquire at Daily Express oClx.

FOE- PiENT

LPOR RENT—Tl'.o buildir? No.

fourh Fifth

\-ears occupied as ar. overall fae Ion given the first o:. March.

TV. PossessO. JONES.

17OR BENT—Residence 1 street luquir» of 2.1:i 0S2 South Fifth street.

60S South Fifth K. Fairbanks,

SATURDAY, FEBEUABY 5, 1887. Muntia'i ThermomeTric Becord Fridaj, February 4. —Below zero Ab-ove zerr.

Weatner Probabilities

For Indiana: Bain or enow, followed by fair weather warmer, easterly winds, becoming variable.

For Illinois Bain or snow, followed by fair weather warmer, oa-terly winds, beocmirg variable.

PERSONAL.

The Goodrich Co., will present East j,yWj^4tvuday matin*. Sww« your

Jlva, Jont,

C., February 5.—1

WABKDFOTOS, D.

801

P-

oi.—

For Kentucky: Bain, followed ay fiir weather •w»rmer, easterly wi::iis, becoming variable. For Ohio: Fair weather, followwi by rain or enow warmer, corth-Msterly winds, bjeoming variable.

•reat Bargains!

ihft c.n'er of extraction at oor store Heavy goods are being marked down every day, and the citizens oE Terre Haute hsd ihe opportunity to get sa ranch for the rnoney in the Clothing as

tbi time. Remember, it is no trouble to show goods aid if our prices arc

and

500 Yards Sold Thursday!

Of Our Heavy Yard Wide French

Just the thing for Boys' Waists, Shirts,etc

seats in advance now oa u&is at Button's book store. A fine gold watoh

ABSICOL*

ol a cf Arnica and is prepared oaiy by W. C. Buntin. Twenty-seven down gent's heavy woolen hose must be closed out this week at Sehluer's, iae hatter. 1 hare 40 broken suits of underwear which I must close out this week. They are bargains.

DB. H. W.

HEKDMCKBi Nu. 107 North Fourth street, Terre Hanto, Indiana.

DIE

DETERMINED TO

Dtrra Joaos Hiturns From the Is.ann Atyli.m» She Tareatwns Suicide

Mybt.mon. C»A«. The readers of the Exprew will remember that on or aboat December 15th two sisters, Eva and Dora Jones, oame in from the west on the Vaudalia and stopped at the Union depot. One of them, Era, left the other ia tbe waiting•room of the depot while shs proceeded to the mtauraut to procure a lunch. When she returned, she found thei her sister had disappeared.

Word

vrat at

or-ce Sint to polioe headquarters, tad the officers in their varlou* districts were notified to be on the lookout. About 1 :S0 a. m. Officer Eeinhard fouad a woman, unattended, walking

l£ain street, and

acting hi each a manner as to arouse hi* suspicions. He questioned her, bat ehe *svs evasive replies and finally refused to say anvthios. He allowed her to proceed, oat shadowed her until he fjand her going at a rapid paca toward the river on Cherry atreet, and at Water street he again questioned her, and upon her refusing to reply piaeed her under arrest and took her to Jsii. Eva Jones, who had corns to poliee headqnnrters searching fjt her mifsifig sister, heard of the arrest of the mysterious woman, and in company with an offioer went to jail and identiflsd her sljter Dora. The ne] day it wss found that Dora was displaying marked symptoss of insanity, and commission was appointed to investigate hw condition. She was pronoanoed insane and on the 39 th of December she was taken to Indianapolis and lodged in tbe asylum. Oa she was discharged aj "cured1'Thursday and brought back t'j this city by Deputy Marshal Lamb who turned her over to Sheriff Weeks. She wss told she was free to go where she pleased and ssid she would go and see her sister, Eva, now a domestic at tbe residence of Mr. J. G. Shryer on south Fifth street. She remained with her shier only a few moments, and left saying she would return and "stay all night" with her, She was not seen a^ain until 6 o'clock yesterday morning, wben sh« knocked at the jail entrance and upon being admitted, said ehe was going out into the country t« work and wanted to leave her bundle at the jail an that her sister could get it. She asked for pen and paper and wrote a note which she left with the bundle. She then disappeared. Deputy Sbeiiff DeLane upon reading the note was not a little shocked. It read as follows:

South Jfylfi:

I taks ot pen in hand far tk« porpote of writing to yoa for the last time. When yen receive this nete I shall be dead myself. I intend to kill mvself. I have threatened

WI LI-JAM CUFF. J. H. CUFF, CLIFF.

TERRE HAUTE

CUFF & CO, Proprietors. [Manufacturers of

Boilers, MeMii, Taafe, Etc.

bop OD First Street, Between "Walnut and Poplar. TERSE HAUTE, IXDIANA

iiepsirlag promptly attended to.

ober uo

PSos. 518 and 520 Wabash Avenue.

e.ivta

away at tbe Saturday matinea perform ance.

i« the new nama for Glycer

SCHXUEB.

Old London Tom gin (9 years old) sparkling and pure. All gcode bought direct—no goods bought from any wholesale house. Old Cobweb hall,Canal and Main streets. Peter Staff.

Remember if you want finest old Cognao brandy (12 years old) you are invited to visit Old Cobweb ball and eee the stamp of importation for yourself, corner Canal and Main streets. Peter SUsiF.

Anew invention that produced perfect vision in the short time of twenty to sixty days. No pain. No time lojt. Any one can apply the instrument. Tboso who have baeu using glasses for fifty years can have their sight restored and see as well us in youth. Treatment, costs nothing until pfrfect sight is re stored. Dell or address,

youiiv woman. Wnen a&ked why she ranted to take b«r own life she finally gave a brief story, in which she had been made the victim of an outrage,

FINALLY CAGED.

Oh.-lsiian Schoenef'lnt, Ifototions Sast» Crook, C«ptDred in Xbts iity. O'l the night of January 26th, the jewelry stora of Simon Hudson, 42 Maesachusetts avenue, IndlsnapoHs,

Schoenefeldt is wanted in Pittsburg for robbery, and io Cleveland, 0„ for embeMiement. He will be trisd, however, for his latest orookednees in Indianapolis.

He, with a partner, has been going about toWD selling the patent nou-smok-ins lamp-burners. With their round, black boxes with brass tops and rings these men for the p*st two weeks have circulated promiscuously in this city

Detective Grady *ith bis prisoner left last night at 12:22 for Indianapolis, AllimMENTS.

Shadows

so before bnt I was too oowardly then. Son can hare my olothes which I have left st the jalL Good bye forever.

DORA JOSIS.

8heriS Weeks was at once aotified of the girl's return to the jail and the letter she had written. Officers were immediately sent to eearch for her. She was found at her sister's. She refused to be arrested, and repeatedly threatened to kill herself. She was brought back aud lodged in isiJ, where ehe will be kept until her father, Albert Jones, at present residing at Coal Bluif, aas come and take her in charge.

An Express reporter saw the unfortunate girl at jail last ®venicg She is a C9»tiy

Jfsylor'* Opera Honsa.

The return engagement of the iittle wild bee, Miss xrie Evans on Monday evening promises to be ouite successful. The sale of seats opened yesterday at Buttoi 's with a rush. Every lady pur chasing a reserved seat ticket will receive a handsome cabinet photograph of Miss Evans. The popuhrplay "Fogg's Ferrv" will be presented. Miss Evans and h»r comedian, Steve Corey, wiil introduce a spirited melody from the comic optra Erminie. Seour« your **ats at oaee

The KasJet Failure,

By order of the court W. H. Sonle, assignee, has been granted the privilege of ep*Biag th* E*4«t p»wn-brok®x «ui*

tim oi

orks

3 O

WRS

burfelarixed and a larga lot oi jewelry, iacludiug several watches of various valuss, (s taken, L. P, Grady, ohief cf the Indiannpolie detective corps, was aiven the duty of ferreting out th6 criminals and effictina their arrest and conviction. He shortly secured evidenoe that one Christian Sehcecefeldt, who at one time was a traveling solictor for the Loveii Manufacturing company and had embeizlsd from that company, had been ee*n hanging around the Hudson jewelry eatablishment on the »i(?ht of the robbery, and was undoubtedly interested in the ^transaction. Detective Grady fraced his man from place to place and finally to T??ro Hr.uto. Yesterday the officer csme to this ckv and searched for his man, (-.ssisted by Patrolman Trail, of nur police forco. Schoenefuldt was final!y (rsoked to ihe CiiiOina.ui house on north Fourth straet, and at the Batoon bar ci that hotel Detective Grady walked in on him, taking him entirely by aurprise. Schoenefeldt was in the act of raising tvglass of liquor to his lips when his eyes' rested upon ihe officer, who was standing like a statue within a fsw feet of him. The crock sat his untested liquor bacV upon the bar, tamed squarely 5round and in a shaking voice asked, "Whst do you want here?" Laying his band cm Schoen«feljt's shoulder the offitx-r tioipiv said, ''I want you, Chris comn with inc." The tnsn was tsken to 'police headquarters end theaoe sent to jail. He acknowledged having committed the robbery, and had one of the stolen watches on his person, turning over the same to Detective Grady,

lishment in crder that the stock may be I daily on the increase, hereabout and closed out and the proceeds devoted to that numerous pensions have been eqnarina acoon&ts with Haslet's cred- granted within the past three mouths,-—

itorp. The itock was appraised at $1, 078.05. It consists of jewelry, watches, clocks, valises, trunks, musical instruments, etc. It is being srld out rapidly. The liabilities will amount to cot less than $4,000 to which must be added $200 of oounty sod city tsxes. Mr. Charles Wiiliaas has been appointed by the aisi^nee to supervise the sale of stock

LETTER LIST^

tmoaUad for letters rer^aiauag la

the Terre Hants postoffioa,

county

of Vigo,

state of Indiana. Letters to traveling salea-

men or transient visitors in tho fc«a or city, where special address may be unknown, should be marked In the left hand corner with the word "Transient."

JTsnur, February 4, 1887.

LAMJE5' LIST.

Brituw Mies Msry Lcckwcoa Miss Roes Collir Miss ME Morriioa Liaaie Diokerscn Miss Lollio 5to-e Hrs Anna Jqhntoe Mnrthie Sylvester liies AU09

SJUFTU*K£*'» LIST.

Abbott Bobert S L«so W O {8} AalcEian Grorga iiartia Chas Besles Braco Meismer Atrsander Bentham MoBrlde W 3raden Kohraxo MoFi^roer Den BneiTcgel El Ponnell Croat Baed Jc.hney Chas S iusli John Crust

8rtii*hBy John

Hart Sahmidtley John Hiekey Jaices Slotnm ohn Hndleson Somn" 1 VVeii.bergnr E Lawrence W Williams

Persons calling for letters advertised in this !i«t will please t**j "savt-rtieed," and give date. Jowrt F. Rtwan, P. M.

The Ora'orio Concert.

The programme for the coming con.' cert of the Oratorio society next Tuesday night that will prove highly entertaining and will draw a large attendance. It Is ts follows: Piano aolo

Mi?s limily Allen.

Daet— '*Wh»t Moacti.icB" J. Masnadiori nr. and Mrs. Dan Davis. Soprano solo —"The Fairy Queen"—A waits song by Elisabeth Slowmac

Miss Hattie Pege.

Bsea solo—"O, Baddier Than the Cherry".... from Aois and Oa'atea Mr. B. L. Alder. Piano solo—"Bondo Caprieciosso"—Mendelssohn

Miss Neilie Cornlno.

Doet—"Onarda che bia&cs Inns" ... .CamDana J£r«. D. 9. GKnid and Bsv. J. D. Stanley. Bass »ol»—"My Little W.man".G. Osgood

Mr. A. G. Adams.

ISeasett iloezkoweki Miss EmilyS. Allen. Tiolln solo—"Baliede er Polonaise"

H, Vicoxtemps

Mr P. J. Bresing.

S»pranu selo~"Hnrjgsrlan Melodies," ar.ranted by 6s Flora 8sge a. *'In Dense and Darksome Forest.".... b. "Sweat Maid o! Hortovony."

Mrs. Bertha ^1. Co eig.

Tenor solo—"My Qtrsn" Blamentha! Bav.

D. Stanley.

Piano solo Greiar a.

On the Monataios" b. "Norwegian Bridal Proresii a" 0. "Carnival"

bitterly cruel and unnatural as to fee p.i fit in its dttaiin for publication. Her story wiil probably lead to an investigation,

MUs Florence gage.

Qnarcettv—"Good Night, Beloved"... Pinsnti Xn. Hoberg, Mrs. Hager, Mr. Dana, Mr. Aikman.

Fonr Girl* Cremate ),

MOSTBXAL, February 4.—The inhabitants of iha county

Two Mountains,

about thirty miles from hare, were staitlea this morning on Issmioat that the schocl house Ste, Monique had beeD destroyed by firs during the nisjht, and that four young girls who were in it had perished in the fl tines. It appetrs that three sisters, aged 10, 11 end

12,

respectively,

daughters of Mr. Ambrose, of Ste Monique, and another young girl, daughter of Mr. Joseph Forget, slept in the place during the night. Th9 school mistress, it appears, was absent, and during the night the piece took fire and was burned to the ground. The origin of the fire is unknown. Tho charred remains of the four yoang girls were found among the ashes.

The River.

Tlw Wabash has fallen rapidly the past few days, and bnt four and a half feet as channel depth wss go aged yesterday. There was no ica in tho river yesterday and ifc iB thought th&t for the present the ice flow has ceased.

The Ro3e^a'a will probably leave for Merom this forenoon. It is Eaid the Juniatta boat club will in thespriag build a nsw aad larger boat than the one now owned by them.

Mr. Wyllis Kidder, of the Wsbaah mill, will have tbe cinder bank in tho rear of the mill opened and thoroughly drenched with water in order to avoid the possibility of future fires.

An American Citizen Executed. CHICAGO,

February

a QreM Ottj,

Without doubt, tbe most striking pro» duotion of the dramatic season is tha strong comedy-drama, "Shadows 0! a Gieat City," written by Mr. L. R. Shew* ell. The scenes of the play are laid ia and about New York oity, and the motive is the misfortunes of the child of tha discarded daughter of a millionaire, lova and honor figuring ia the play as well as suffering and crime. The scenic effects, which include inside views of a pawnbroker's sh*p, of the penitentiary on Black well's Island, of aNew York millionaire's mansion, and of a Harlem river boat house-, with a view of the East river thrown in, will make the piece a "go" with those who eDjoy the intrica-s-.es of double sets and revolving scenes. Miss Annie Werd Tifiany will fill her original role of Bid .iy Ranan, the bighearted Irish washerwoman Miss Helen Rand as Annie and Helen Standish Wm. S. Harfeins as Tom Cooper H. W. Herman as George Benson and other capable actors make up the cast. "Shadows of a Great City'' willb* presented in this city on F.-iday and Saturday, February 11th and 12th.

from

4.—A special

Omaha, Neb says: There able excitement hers over a report that Bashan Thieeaen, a n&turalised citissn of Jefferson county, Nebraska, has boen ar rested ia Russia and piobably executed. Thiaetsa escapad from Siberia, whither he had bees sent for Nihilism, tame to Nebraska three years ago, and engsged extensively ir. silk culture. He owns considerable property In Nebrsoks, His object is going to Russia W3g to secure some mosey, end he had expressed confidence its his ability to escape identity and arrest.

N»r»on» Judje.

CnrenrWATI, February 4.—Judge 5itsgerald, of the police ccutt, who was shot at by an assassin, Tuesday night,

nervous prostration to-day. He

El«leae«d from tbe Pen.

JoLUT, 111., February 4.—Miss Effie Pointer, tho pretty young Voraan who tried to play the role of a Madelin» Stiles, or 8turlatta, at Decatur, 111., some time ego by shooting her love, full of bullet-holes, and who was sentenced to Joliet for a year, regained her liberty this morniog. Effie was shot through the back by the man she attempted t. kill, after she had got the drop on bim, and came near dying but she left the prison this morning with rugged health and rosy cheeks.

Police Briefe-

Oonstant complaint has been made recently of boys who loiter around the Wabash rolling mitl and refuse to be driven away by the watchman.

Last nieht an order was issued transferring Patrolmen Rollins and O'Donnell from night to day service, and Patrolmen Fox and O'Dell from day to night,

The destitute family of Charles Roberts cf Grant county, consisting of his wife and thre£ children, were sheltered at the Friendly Inn l^et night.

Pensions Granted.

Ww. Harper, former-y of this city, now an inmate of the Dayton Soldier's horns, has been granted a lesion of $24 per month. Mr. W. E. Sonle, through whose agency this pension was secured tftyi, tfetf appitofttioBi for poaiio&i art.

more thsn st any tune during the put

AN AEROLITE.

Odc Xe*oeada

Near Oliver, aan JBxj lol«s

Xea the Ground.

Boecial

the Kxprees.

PABIS,

111., February 4—Daring a

hail-storm Tuesday afternoon, an aerolite ?28

teen

et Oliver, about six miles south

of this city. It descended from the clouds and exploded near the tile factory owned by Mr. Kcefer Lanfman, tearing up the sroand considerably, bseides demolishing a tree close by. Those who iaw ihe aerolite describe it as being about one K-t and a hslf long and eight inches .n ihicknees. The report of the explosion was dislinctlv heard here.

Voting for t'reildtBt,

indi*r Apcllfi Special. A voll of the house was taken to-day on choice for president of the United 3:att:-. It resulted as follows: Hamon, 30 Blaine, 14 Sherman, 8 Gresbsm, 1 E7arts, 1 Reed, Cleveland, 31 Hill, of New York, 9 John M. Pdmer, of Illinois, 2 Carlisle, lj Weaver, the Greenback-Labor patriot, 4, Msckey, Gates, Glover and Robinson voricg for hizn. There are fifty-six Bspublicans in the hen S3 and forty-foor Democrats.

A Yo-m Miner Irjartd.

Special to the Express. KNIGHT8VILLE, Ind., February, 4.— Robert Smith, a young man working at Gartsherrie mine, No. 2, operated by the Brazil Block Coal company, was badly injured about the head by a fall of top coal. His right eyelid was cut in two And ho also received other injuries, which luckily are not of a serious nature.

Tlio Episcopal Churoii in Amtilm.

LOUDOX,

February 4.—The servioe in

Lambeth Piirce chapel, to commemorate the consecration therein in 1787 of the first bishop of the Episcopal church in America, was held to-day. Among these ivho took part were Bishops Potter and Lyman of America. Biahop Potter delivered an rloquent address, sketching thft history of the church in America, and its cocneotion with ths English church,

The Jersey Saddle.

WASHINGTON, February 4,—San a tor Sewell hp.s just rf ceived the following telegram from Camden. N. J.

Tbe locksmith has Jost been on the stsod, and told the story of the openimg of the ballot box. He identified the Centre town-hip box as the one. Cross-^xtmiaatioa did not shake him. He has been arrested by order of Dermott, who is much excitei

Yesterday, in ihe Circait eocrt. Judge Msck rendered a decision in the injunction case brought b? the bondsmen of Newton Rogers against Mre. Rogers, to restrain her from disposing of the residence in this city. The judg* granted the injunction.

Died Suddenly.

Mrs. I, M. Darnell died very sadden* ly Thursday night at 10:20 o'elock at her residence on North Seventh street. She was taken violently ill, end only lived a few minutes. Her death was caused by paralysis ci tbe brain.

Back from tbe Asylum.

Sallie Hiil, who was sent to the insane asylum from Vigo county, July 27,1888, has been discharged cured and has returned to this city.

Roast Turkey asd all its belongings for dinner at the French Bakery and kitchen to-day.

Buniin's

heals, softeni

bleaches the skin.

is consider- tlemen, wiil be organised Wednesday evening, February 9, at 7:30 o'olock. Advanced evening class for ladies and gentlemen begins Thursday avening,

Ki'chen and Bakery

been hurt by tbe insinuation thatch fired tha shot himself. Besiden, a prisoner in the courfcto-day, upon being sentaaeed, hoped the judge would be killed before ne left the bench. The judge promptly fined him an additional $100. By advioe of his physicians the judge will rest for a few days, snd an actisg adgs hea been appointed by the mavor.

and

ARNICOLE

James AX. Dlshon. and no other. Goes forth in haste With bills and paste, And proclaims to all creation That men are wise who advertise. In tie present generation.

Printers' avenue. Terre Haute, Ind. Turkey dinner at the French Kitchen and Bakery to-day.

NEW DANCING CLASSES.

ira. OSKAB DCESWEG, 1ITSTRUCTOB— IXJWLING HALL. SIXTH ST., BETWKSN MAIIf AND CHERBT.

class tor beginners, ladies and gen-

February 10, at 8 o'clock. Advanced class for ladies, misees and masters cemwences Saturday afternoon, February 12, at 3 o'clock.

For terms and other information, Mr. Dueaweg can ha ssen at the hall any Tuesday and Wednesday from 4 to o.

ro.

and Saturday from 10 to 12 a, m,

DR. L. R. WARREN,

Cutarreons and specific diseases only. 124 sovth Fifth street.

Buntiifs

compelled to leave tbe bench by £inio«^m'or

is free from gram,

ABXICOLS

mucilage and coler.

Udiw't

th# FrMek

THE MEXICAN PENSION BILL Has been signed by President Cleveland. Eiaht dollars a month from January 81. (Jl»iman's should call at the old reliable sgency (1847J at the oorner oi Third and Main streets, up stairs.

D, S. DANAXXWOJJ.

No. 12 was the lucky lumber that drew the chamber suite at. R. For«t*r's. Ciii and get it.

Bnntin's ARNICOLE prevents contagious

skin diseases. THE GREAT ASSIGNEES

SALE.

Ail the jewelry, valises, revolvers, trunks and musical instiuments in firstclass order will be eold outatonoeata si'-Hfise et W. H. Haalet's old stand, 310 Main street.

Ladies'Wear

Ot all fabrics aieaoed anl colored to any desired shade. Gentlemen's clothes, •leaned, colored and repaired. All work done on snort notice and perfect satisfaction. The undersigned does more and bettor worlc for a dollar than any hou«« west of the Allaghaneya.

PmcMoal Dy«r aad Soonr»r,

Mam

fourth:

E. R. WRIGHT & CO.,

Uading White front Grocers,

HAVJ3

Dressed Turkeys, Chickens, Ducks

Geese, Habbits, Squirrel,

Smoked Salmon, Eel, Boneless Herring

Celery, Cranberries, Oysters,

WILLIAM Bxns.

Injunction Granted

White Cioyer Honey, Choice Apples, Oranges,

Lemons, Maple Syrup, Sorghum,

Sew Orleans Molasses,

Buckwheat Flour. Banana?, Entire Wheat Flour,

Graham Flour,

English Pium Pudding, Peaches tbr Cream, California Wines,

SLAUGHTERED MUFFLERS

25e, 4So, *3o,76c. 8i and upMECKTflSB

JSO and S0c.

FINE FMT Tit

Td ceats

FUR CAPS

Sl, S1.S0, *x, 13. *0 aud

Boys' and Men's Way down.

Capsj

SPECIAL PRICES

STIFF HATS Carpenters

Tils weak.

CLEM HARPER,

Fourth Street Hatter and Furnisher

P. J. KAUFMAN

HAS

One Minute Coffee Pots.

Acknowledged

The Best in the World.

PULVERIZED COFFEE.

California Seedless Oranges, California Naval Oranges, Fbrida Oranges,

Valencia Oranges,

Aspiifwall Bananas,

Malaga Grapes, Applet,

Dreeeed Turkeys, Dressed Chicken*, Dressed Geese,

Dressed Duoka, Frssh Eggs, Spars Ribs,

Tesderlolns, Sausage,

Cresocnt Butter Crackers, Taggert Butter Craokers, Eureka Craokers,

Oyster Craokers, WhlUms' Tea Crackers Gat a Minute Coffe Pot It make* the tnest Coffee from the smallest quantity of berry that you ever draok. It completely revolutionises ihe ordinary methods of producing the delightful bwumg*. Don't toil to g*t one.

Overcoats Are Needed Yet You needn't wait any longer to do better. This is the nick of time stock taking is only a lew days off, and you'll do as well now as alter. We don't wait till after we have taken the stock on stock taking basis.

That's the fact-—trimmed down prices—about Overcoats for Men, Young Men, Boys and Little Boys. We pursue our own ideas in regard to keeping the stock saleable. Stock taking or not, we have the assortment it's no amends to you that you can get something you don't want cheaper than usual we have the kinds, the sizes ot Overcoats you do want, and at prices to attract you when you hear them. Suits sre in ihe same boat.

Leading Clothiers,

pound

Pure and Cheap.

Choice Country and Jersey Butter, And many other thiBgs too numerous to mention.

^JSTD RTPIEH3 PB.

MONEY. MONEY.

FILTHY

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19 lbs Nice Bright New Orleans •Sugar for SI 18 lbi Bright Yellow Sugar for.. 1 17 lbs SoH White Sugar for 1 16 lbs Confectionary A. Sugar for 1 00 15 lbs Standard Granulated Sugar for 14 lbs Choice New Turkish Prunes for Dried Pitted Cherries, per pound Evapor°ted Peeled Pears per pound Fancy New French Prunes, per pound New Valencia R.usir.s per pound Fruit Preserves per pound 10 Fruit Butter p»r poond 10 Strained Honey per pound 10 Oomb Honay Extra Fine per pound 15 Buckwhesi Fionr Jer**y pur pound 4 New York Cream Cheese per ponnd Tess, (no competitor fet« better)

LUCRI

1 00 16 15

20 10

Special prices 8 Hoop Brass Bound Cedar Pails Akron Graham Flour Flour the bwt brands on tho market at lowest prices Kingan's Beit Kettle Lard per poi:ad Kisgan'c English Cured Shoulders per pound Sicgan't Mij Cut Shoulders p*r

TALKS.

Cereal (ne, per box $ 15

Bulk Starch White Wax Beans, Curtice Bros. per can String Beans, Curtico Bros.', can White Marrow Fat Peas, Curtice

00 00 00

*~r-for..,

Ktngac's 8ug»r Cured Hams per pound

Compare these prices with what yoa are payin?, and then ask yoursslf the question if 10 to 15 per cent, on a dollar is not worth saving. Our goods are warranted the beat the market affords. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded.

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HAUTE, I3STD,

01 Claier Suits TMs leek!

Just Received, $ Fine and Cheap Lice

Call and see theco, A few ruir«

CHEAP PARLOR SUITES. Call and get prices before buying.

320 Stain Street, North Side, 8etween Third and Fourth Streets.

GUB 0EEAT

EMBROIDERY SALE

AN LI

Interests the People. In connection with this sale we shall open ar. immense and varied asaortmeat EGYPTIAN AXI FLOI:N€IXG LACES,

Colored and Two ToceJ, in all widths, at tbe same low ec*ie of prioe*. Special Attraction on Oar Bargain Table,

oston

418 WABASH AVENUE.

NEW LUMBER YARD

Corner Seventh St. and I. & S* L. R. B.

Where Yon Oan Buy the Beat

Tennessee

jPoplax Lumber

-ALSO-

BILL LUMBER, LATH and SHINGLES, Qiv« me a cell and get prices,

ISAAC DARNELL.

Remington Standard Type Writer DnoqnaJled tor e«B: of nrmnipu!&tS n. rapid writing (jueilty

Bros.', per can Early June Peas, Curtice Bros.', per can Champion of Eogland Peas, Curtice Bros.', per can 16 3 lb Tomatoes, concentrated, Curtice Bros.', per can 16 4 lb Tomatoes, who!*, Curtice

Bros ', per can 14 Early Jane Pess, Moixo, percan.. Marrow Fat Peat. Wssterfisld brand, per can. 3 lb cans Tomatoes, per cay 13 ib cars Apples, per oac, 10c, S 1

work, simplicity and durability. Correspondence solicited.

Wyckofi, Seaman's & iieuedict.

FURNITURE!

The larxMt'and moflt»elegant stock ir,' het3t»]*t pri0esjhat*defy.competitive WM. L. ELDER, 48 aad 45 South Miridlaa Sanaat,£IatU«apatt^

1*4 10

Apricots, California, per can 20 Grapes, Californis, LuBk's, per can IT Cherries. California, per can. .. II Grtsn G"-ge Piums, California, per can 2 lbs Table Peaches, per can 10 3 lbsTibl« Peaches, per can 16 3 lbs Table Peaches, West Jersey brai'd, per cau 30 3 lbs Yarmouth Core, per can 15 2 lbs Yarmouth Corn, per can.. 13} 2 lbs Evergreen brand Coin, per oan 10

LIVER,

Ifjsia Street.

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