Daily Wabash Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 28 April 1887 — Page 3

ROYAL

POWDER

Absolutely Pure.

1'Uis Powder never varies. A marvel of iwnty, strength and wholesomeness. More «conomi(«l tlia.ii tlje ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude nt low test, short weight alum or phosphate

FOWDBR

swders. Sold only In cans. ROYAL BAKINO Co., 106 Wall street, jNew York.

AJ1 trains arrive and depart trom Union Dejwty Chestnut and Tentn streets, except I. fSTTrains marked thus (8) denote Sleepinj Cars attached daily. Trains marked thus (H denote Hotel Cars attached. Trains niarkei thus (B) denote Bullet Cars att iched. Trains marked thus (t) run daily.. All other trains run dally, Sundays excepted.

VANDALIA LINE. T. n. & I, DIVISION,

Ar. from East—Fast Mill .,01 raclflo Bxt(S). l.so a Mall Train 10.12 a

"t A

.. IO.PO IU

Fast Kx t(H) 2.06 Indianapolis At.... «,45pm

I^ATe for West Pacific Ex t(8)...,... 1.42 a Mall Trail! 10.1s a ni Fast Kx t(H) 2.13 t'»st jMall t(S) 10.01pm Ar. from West~Iay Ex t(H) 2.13

Fast 1.42

Ciu & Louisville,fastl2.40 Kast Mall t(S).» 1.12 am

Leave for Kast ~I)ay Ex t(H) 2 33 Fast Ex 1.61 a Mall and Ac 7.15 a in & Louisvlll«,fastl2.56

Fast Mall t(S) 1.30 iv

T. H. SC L. L)IVI«IOS.

Ar. from North—Ma1: Train 12.M Accommodation ... a.00 ra //•ave far North- ilail Train u.OO a

Accommodation... a.45

KVANSVILtE & TERliE HAUTE* KASHVILLK LINK. Ar. trow South—Nash (t Ex +(H & B) i.ao a 111

Ev & Ind Ex +(Pi.... 12.30 111 Chi & Jnd Ex t(S)... 10.00 ra

Lf«v# for tiouth -Chi & Ex ts 5.OJ a Ev & [ud Ex Ki'l.... 3.20 ID & N fix t[S & BJ. .10.05 ID

KVAN3V1J.LE & INDIANAJ'OLIS. AT. trom Sou ili—Mall and Ex

3.65 a 111

Accommodation.... 9,10 am

JvOave for S'lli —Mail and Ex a 00 a Accommodation.... S.2& ia

CHICAdO He EASTERN ILLINOIS, IANVILLK LINK. Ar. front North-.!. If. Aceo'n 10.03 a f. H. & T. H. Ex... 3.15 1U & Nash Ex t|H]... 3.20 a ra

X. & 0. Kx. J-fS & B] 10.00 in

Lrfsave for N'tli-T. 11 & c. IT. Ex. ..10.06 a Watseka Ac 2.27 Nash & C. Ex. +[81.10.35

N. SC. Ex. tpiB] 4.56 a

TERIIE HAUTE & PEOKlA.

Ar. (torn N w--Maii & ACC'II 6.06 tfve for N \V~.Mall & Acc'11 a.20 a

BEE LINK ROUTE INDIANAPOLIS .V ST LOtlfi.

Depot, Corner Sixth and Tlupwiahoe Streets. AT. from Rust- nay kx 4rSf

10 a ni

LtKiired +[S] 2.03 ni Mattoon Ace'n..., N V&Ht LEx HHI

.... 8.13

N & Ht 1, Kx t[S]. l.o* a in

Ar. Irmn Wosf-N Expross tla].. .12.20 a 111 Indianapolis Kx 7.1? a ni NY Liniitetl trS] 1.28

Pay Express tlSJ... 3.45 111

Leave for Easl—N Express tfSj... 12.22 a Indianapolis Ex 7.20 a ni N Liniited t|S],.. 1

Day Kx press +|S]... 3.47 la

W\ttv s, d\\

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Cancor of the Tongue.

My wife, some three or four rears ago, wa« tron WW With si. ulccr on the sk'c or her toiijjut DMU tb« throat. The pain was Incessant, caning low Of »lecp ana producing f-roiit nervotia prostraUon A^comiiauvltig this troalile »vus rlicHtnatlsm ad paaaed from tlie shoulders and crutetid in thi Wlllt of one baud, she almost lo«lui the UK of It Oft ween tb3 etiffcring of the two, we liad growt burdanaorae By thu use of a hslf do^tn small dii-J bottlaa of Snlft'a Sneclflc. she was entlrelj mJcrcd uid restored to health. This ma thro ttere hsa teen DO Kturo of thedl* *sr, E. L. MMOLEBROOC*.

Sputfj, 0\, Jrni j, IaM. IeaUM BloorL ini' dk'x Llseaaefl mallei fre*. TV* Swirr flPECtpic U«,, Drtwer 8, Atlwt*. Ok w. rn 8Ut K. Y.

WATGASPRING

ftatatted Feb. S

With sliding Detachable Springs. £y Better than Whalebone or Horn^JES and guaranteed never

is aalr

Price, #i.as

For sale bjr loading whoJeaal* and ratall

MAYKR, ftTROUSI A CO. 419 Broadway, N. Y., Manufacturers.

ROCKVILLB MATTERS.

The Effort to Secure Natural GM—Tb« BtUltary Valr. Special to the Elpreaa.

BOCETILLK, April 27.—The prospectors for natural gu have reached depth of 150 feet. The drill it now go* ing throu«b lime alone reck at the rate of fifty to eighty feet per day. It is a task to gel the contractors to talk about their work, and an outsider Is kept ia the dark. The gas company is kept posted as the work progresses and if the unknown should be found, of course something will "drop." Large teftl istaie purchases will he made and Wichita prices may be the output. All are wailing to heer wbat the result will be. So far the drilling Lafi not beeu uiamd by sccidents, and it is wcc^erful to see how the *r.'Hd rock pulverized. The military fair and carnivel closed its three nighta' engagement Saturday. It

was

the largest

entertainment of its kind erer given in Korkville, and considering the gloomy week it passed through was mora than liberally patronized by our citizens. The receipts were $340, and the boys will clear over $200. The splendid ice cream was made by Gilbert, of Tern Haute and many gallona of It sold. The refreshment stand was under control of Mrs. Clinton Mnrphy, and vu a success. The fine art department was superintended by Mrs. f. R. Whipple and wsg replete with beautiful paintings, etc. It was most artistically arranged and light of the gas presented a brilliant scene. The relic bootb, with Mrs. John J. Safely, in charge was one of much beautv and study. It contained Indian articles of great value, specimen rocks of Colorada, moss from Australia, revolutionary guns sttd Bwords, and hundreds of other relics, too many to mention here. The arrangement of this department created much oomment showing Mrs, Safely has talent for pei feet ing displays. The fancy art booth under charge of Mrs. .TameJ Meacham was one of wonderful beeuty. Tbe many pieces 0! wotk planed oil the sides of the walls shimmering and shining in the light caught the eyes of ail and consequently her room was always crowded with admiring spectators. Tbe Persian booth', with Mrs. Charles Stevenson In contitiand, was completed with all kinda of Persian articles from boots down to the doll bsbv and idol. This display WM foreign^ anli of course closely Viewed. The gypsy tent was a wonderful place and created much fun. The programme rendered from the stage each evening Was vocal solos, overtures by orchestra, fan acd spear dril a, cadet drill and fancy zouave drill by artillery team. The music was in the charge of Miss Madge Eice and highly rendered. Miss Emma Allen, of Terre Haute, Miss Mary Thompson, of Crawfordsvillet Miss Lucy Allen, Mrs. Wm. McEwsn, of liockvilie, and all Who so cheerfully aided in the success of the carnival have the h«art-felt thanks of the military biiys for their encouragement ahd they will ever remember their kindness. The baby show Saturday afternoon called oat a large crowd, and Mrs. Will Allen carried ot) the prize with her girl baby. The various prizes awarded for premiums were all taken. To the business men again, the boys say thanks.

Kenl Katate TrausfAr*.

Frank Harberland et ux to Martha J. Akers, inlot 5, McMuiran's addition $1. Willian A. McKarland to John F. Unlick, in inlot 16, Joseph Grocer's subdivision -$4 200.

Amanda D. Mack et nl to Edmund T. Hole. Inlot 4, block 4, Roach and MCGRUfchey'i) subdivision $300.

William Muck et ux to George M. Noven, inlot 6, block 6, Reach ami McGaughey's sul)division $300.

111

8.13 ui 1.O6 a 111 .10.0a a in .ai in

I.e'vo for Weit—Day Express +[S] Limited t|SJ Matioon Aco'n

Julia E Melton to Rauiuel G. Melton, 50 fort front east side Mill street In Oitirville, in N«vlns township,* SI.

William Mack et ux et a' to Harrietts M. IvCiutge, 4 inlot 10. in block 3, Koache and McGaugbey's sudivision $400.

Robert Mi'Harrison et ux to Andrew Dunlap, .1 inlot 55, Gilbert place SI,800.

Lucy N. Stark to Charles B. Huntwork, 3-5 acres in Pierson township *87.r.

Nicholas Marien to Margret Marieu, inlot 22, George L. Riegler's •ubtlivision $625.

William Alder et ux to Richard Alder, trustee, inlot 8, Joseph Graver's subdivision.

Richard Alder, trustee, to William Alder et ux, inlot 8, Joseph Qrover's subdivision $2.

Josephine P. Shaffer and husband to Anton Moyer, inlot G, Harrison town ship Walter and Weinand'a subdivis !on $2,500.

Willi im Mack et ux. to Edward H. Bindley,part

011

tlot 49,5 feet and 6 inches

south side of Main street $1,650. John McGlone and Hannah to John R. McGlone,30 acrcs in Linton township $600.

John McQlone and Hannah to Aaron McGlone, 30 acres in Linton township S600.

David Groves et ux. to Mary B. Garen, inlots 37 and 38, Algy Dean's snbdivi aion $500.

Martha Gilbert to Clara Gilkison, ic lot 239, second subdivision of Gilbert's place $375.

What Well-known Restaurant Kateper say». 432 BKOADWAT, NEW YORK,

March 12, 3885./

Some weeks ago I took a severe cold, which eettled on my lungs. I suffered great pain, considerable fever, and, worst of all, found myself with a racking cougb. Iu the eveuiug I en to my box of Atleoek'd Porous Piasters, Intending to use ihtia on my throat, chest, and back, fntortmiaiely tuy wife had given all the Plasters away, and tha consequence was that 1 spent a sleepless night. The next day I applied an Alicock's Porous Plaster to my tbtoat, one to my cheu, and ous between the shoulder blades. By 12 o'clock my bresthing was much easier, cough almost stopped, while a gecilo prrspirstion indicated that the fever was almost gone. In two days 1 was I'utirely cured. J. L. JOSKS.

VARIETIES.

Hamilton Miller's wife, child and team were drowned while croiStn* the Auglaize river, iu Allen cottoty, OiJo. Miller himself had a narrow escape.

A a End to Bone Scraping.

K.hvurd Shepherd, of Harrlsbutg, 111say#: "lTavio lereived so much bench! from Kleclric liitters, 1 feel it tnjc doty to let suttering liumaisity know it. Have hsd a rminiiijj sore on my leg for eight years my doctors told me I would b*ve to h:ive the bone ecrajied or leg amuiat' ed. I used, iust^ad. three bottles of Electric Bitter? aod seven boxes BuckWn's Arnica Salvo, and my le-j ts now sdiind and well"

Kkctric Hllteis are sold at fifty cents a kittle, and Lincklen'n Arnica Sal»e at '2iSc. par Uix by Cook, Bell A Lowry.

Caleb Foster, a negro ia Harrison county, Texas, was told to apply coal oil for headscha. He did so, ana became laving maniac. He seized his 3 yearold boy and dashed his brains out, and then disayrwed with the body. Three iljys afterfrsrj he returned, lestors^ and iu his r1gh', mind, btU with no reedlection at all of the horrible tragedy.

-V. V,'

Dr. Parker, of London, has postponed his visit to America to conduct a Beecher memorial service until October.

Children Training.

The mother finds a faithful friend MBS, WINSLOW'S SOOTHINC 8YRUP. Price 25 cents a bottle.

The mines of the Consolidated Coal company at Denver have been closed, owing to the loss of the Wabash railway contract and the inter-state law.

Horeford'a Acid Phosphate In N«rvon». stenlal or Physical E*li= tloit.

Dr. N. S. rtead, Chandlersville, III., says: "It is oi the highest value in mental and nervom exhaustion, attended bv such functional disturbances as sick headache, dyspepBis, diminished vitality, etc,"

Alexander Mitchell's funeral in Milwaukee yesterday afternoon wai1 the largever seen in that city. Twenty car 'loads of people came from Chicago.

Good K«*ults ID Kvcry Cuss. D. A. Bradford, wholesale paper dealer of Chattanooga, Tenn., writes that he was seriously afflicted with a severe cold that settled on his lungs had tried irar.y remedies without benefit. Being indu to tiy Dr. King's New Discovery tot (cnsnmption, did so and was entirely cured by use of a few battles. Since which time he has used it in his family for ali coughs ahd coids with best results. This is the experience of thousands whose lives have been saved by this woaileiful discovery. Trial bottles free at Cook, Bell A Lowry's drug store.

Since March 1 to dais Chicago packers have slaughtered 364,000 hogs, against 897,000 for thecorrcsponding period last year.

Backleu's Arnica Silve.

THK BEST SALVE IN the world for cuts, braises, sores, ulcers, salt rhenm, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, Corns, and ail skin eruptions, and positively cures piles, or no pay required. Ii is guaranteed to give perfeci satisfaction, or monev refunded. Piice, 25 c?nts per box. For sale by Cook, Bell A Lowry.

W. J. Florence and Lawrence Barrett have purchased residence sites' in Washington, and will probablv make the capital their home. .4 1

The breath of a chronic catarrh patient is often so offensive that he cannot go into fciety and he Ue3onies an object of disgust. After a time ulceration sets in, tbe spongy bones are attacked, and frequently entirely destroyed. A constant eource of discomfort is the dripping of the purulent secretions into the throat sometimes producing inveterate bronchitis, which in ita turn has been the exciting cause of pulmonary disease. The brilliant results which have attended its use for years past properly designates Ely's Cream Baitu as by far th& best and

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only real ciire.

THE MARKETS

CHICAGO MARKET.

furnished bj T. J. Hodgen & Co., Brokers, 6%% Main street. 1

April 37. Open High'st fjOWOJt Olijsed ing.

Wheat— May $ 84$ 38%

84 $ 82 S2%

84$ 38% 84 88 fc83^

Jnna

July 83% 88 82% 8«M

Corn May

S8*

88* 38*

Jans 40 39% 89% July 41 41M

Oats Hay 28^ 29

28 27^ 27%

28^ 29 2» 28% 28%

Jcme

Jnly 29^4 29

Pork Hay 20 75 June 20 75 JalV 4 Lard May 7 6i 7 02 '«*87 *0*87

Jnne 12 7 12 7 00 6 97 July 7 20 7 20 7 07 7 05

ttibs May 7 66 7 85 7 50 7 55 Jane 7 77 7 80 7 CO 7 65 Jaly 7 87 7 87 7 67 7 75

Car lots wheat Car lots corn Car lot* oats

CHICAGO, April 27.—Cattle Rooeipte, 8,000 bsad shipments, 2,009 head market hsaTT 10@16c lower light and steady fane 15 aoe» 85 shippioq steers, 930 to 1,500 pottnds, $4 0O@5 10, stookers and feeden, $t 00@4 00 cows, balls and mixed, $2 00 04 00 balk, $2 60Q8 15 Texas grassers 98 85. Hogs—Beceipts, 19,000 head shipments, 8,000 hsad market weak 10@15o lower rou^h and mixed, $5 0065 50 packing and shipping, $5 40@5 60 light, $4 C. 6 85 skips, $8 00@4 60. Sheap—Receipts, 0,000 hsad shipments, 600 heai market strong wooled, 13 50@5 00 shorn, $8 QQ@ 4 00 lambs, $4 C806 00.

DRY GOODS.

NKW VoiK, April 27.—Exports oi domestic cotton goods tha past week were 5,380 packages, making a total of 74,000 packages so far this year, or 3,000 packages in exosss of last /ear which was the largeet on record. There was more inualry for cotton goods, but business was only moderate.

NHW VORS,

NKW VOBK, N. April 27.-Wheat— lower, heavy and lets active ro csipt*, 23,65U bushels sales, 464,100 bushels, No. 2. led M«y, 93«a94o 1,272,000 bushels do June, 98^B94O 424,000 bushels do July 999%£9SJ^cj 96)u0'J bushels do August, 81)% a92^c 128,000 busbdls do September, 92''^« 92%o 896,000 bushels do December, 95%&l 95K«- Corn—^0 ^0 lower aud dull reoeiprs 9,850 bushels sales, 186,000 bushels mixed western spot, 49@51c do futures 49)$'f{50J!£c. Oats—Doll and deoiiaititf receipts 23,000 btuhsls sales 32,000 bushels wastern 35(&£42c. Baaf—Dull new extra mess $8 50. Pork— Steady now me-rs, {16 &0al7 00 old do 91& 00a15 25. Lard—Dull and easier stsam rendered $7 40. Butter—Steady western, 12@24j. Western fresh, 13c. SugarSteady crushed, G.^@6 8-16c pfiwdorcd, 5}& Qi 15-ltki [granalated, 5 ll-16@5^c. MolM&et—Doll 50 degrees test 19)^c. Coffes— Dull fair Bio, 16)^0 good do. 16%c prime do 17c. Turpentine—Dull at 88c. oi.osiyo acoTAxioss.

Floor—B^irm wit)? a fairly actire business. Wheat—Opened &•£$}& higher, closing weak adfaucelost: No. 8 red, 93o No, 2 rod, 95c elevator, 95^iitS9C?£« canal afloat and rail delivered, 94^ free ou board No. 1 w'jite, 96c. t'oru—ij'c lower, closing hesvy steamer, 4i?c elevator, 50c delivered No. 2, 49.^'c eioraior, 5o^(f§50^c delirerjd. Oats— A chads lower and deli: S5$£87c: whiie, 42c. CoflM—\6J^c. Sugar— Quiet and steady refilling quoted at 4 17-82c. llice—Firm and In fair demand. Tallow—Qsiet and steady. —ateady, with fair demand 18c. Pork— Doll and uiichnujrfld. Lard—14(216 points lower, heavy and irregular: ?7 25@7 37^. Butter—firm, fair demand. Cheese—Quiet and generally steady.

CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, April 27.—Flour—In sood demand famitv, *H mQ^ 70 faucr, $3 85 04 00. Wheat—Firm No. '2 led, SSc. Com—Firm ?,»». 2 mixed, 41 Oats— Wetk«! Nu. 2 mised, Bye—Strong No. 2, 6flo. Pork—Weak #16 25. Lird— Baavv |6 90&7 00. linlk msate—Dull »hon rib, 7 70. Baoun—Firm and onchanged short rib, 18 75 short clear, $9 00. WhiskySteady sales of 596 barrels of finished (roods on a basis of fl 18. Batter—Firm fancy oraamery, 25s good to extra, 20@2Sc good to prime dairy roll, 14018c. Hogs—Quiet and easy common and light, $4 25^5 25 P«kins siid t-atohsrs', 15 U0fg5 60 reoeirti. 3,700 hsad shipasote. 760 h.^ad. Eae*— liaaier lO^^lO.H'o. Cheese—Firm sood to prime flat, lOQils,

A"1!

LEQAIi.

ITY ELECTION NOTICE.

To the Legal Voters of the Ciiy of Terra Hattie Vigo County, Indiana: You are hereby notified that an election will be held in the city on Tuesday, May 3, 1887, for he porpoee of electing a Uayor, Treasurer, Clerk, Marshal, Assessor and ene.Conncilrhan from each of tho six representative wards.

Notice is also given of the subdivisions of tbe voting precincts as hereinafter described, and also of the officers of and plaoes of rotina at such election, as follows:

You are also hereby notified that at a rsgo iar meeting of the common council of the ciry of Terre Hants, held on Tuesday evening, April 19, 1837, it was ordered that thequestion of enacting an ordiuance prohibiting enimaltt of the bovine species from rnnring at large within the corporate limits of the city of Terro Hsnte shall be submitted to a vots of the legal voters of said city at the fleetiou to be held on Tuesday, May 8, 1887, as aforesaid.

Those in favor of said ordinance to vote V»s," tlics-3 opposed to the same to vote "No." FIBSTWABD. To contain thrss precincts, to be designated "A," "B" and "C."

Precinct "A" bounded as follows: On tho south by the cent ir of Wabash avenns on the east by the center of Tenth street, on the north by ths center of Eagle street and on the west by the center of Fifth street.

Voting plsoe John Lewis' livery stable, eor-J ner Ninth and Cherry streets. Inspector, Wra. H. Scudder.

Judges, W. H. Sage, S. C. Beaoll. Precinct "B" bounded as follows: Oa the south bv the center of Kagie street on the east by the center of Tenth street, ot the north by tho center of Elm street std on tha west hy the cent er of Fifth street.

Voting place, Atkin's carpenter ehop. Inspector, A. B. Mewhinney. Judges, Wm. Atkins, U. J. Bockwell. Precinct "C" bounded as follows: On the south by the center of Elm street, on Iho east by the center of Tenth street, on the orth by the corporate limits end on the west bv west iioo of First ward.

Voting plaoe, Mercer's grocery store. Inspector Mike Kinnerk. Judges, Ferdinand Feidler, Fred Faust.

SECOND WABD.

Two precincts "A" and "B." Precinct "A" bounded as follows: On the north by tha center of (Yabash avenue, on the west by tlie cento? of Fonrth street, OH the south by the center of Oak street, on the east by the center of Ninth street.

Voting plcco—Building northwest corner Seventh and Walnut streets. Inspector—Nicholas 8tfin, Jr.

Judges—Henry Shulmayer, Jesse Lee. Precinct "B" bounded as follows: On the ncrt.1-. by tho center of Oak street, on the west by the center of Fonrth street, on tha south by the corporate limits and on the east by tha east line of the Second ward.

Voting place—Smith Brothers grooery store, Seventh and Oak streets. Inspedtor—Jerry Burke

Judges—Joseph W. Stout, I. N. Adams, TBIKD WAHD. Three precincts A" "B" and "C." Precinct "A" bounded as follows: On tho north by tho center of Wabash Ave., on the waat by tha Wabash river, on the south by the center of Bwan street and on tho east by the confer of Fourth street. "Voting places—Fonts fc Hunter's 1 ivory stable, Third street.

Inspector—Wm. Meigsal. Judges—Wm. Loehman, Edward Musgrave, Procinct "B" bounded as follows: On the north by the center of Swsn street, on the west by the Wabash river, on tho south by the center of Park street and on the east by the center of Fourth street.

Voting place—Wm. Fuhr's grocery store Judges—G. Schntz, W. Poths. Inspector—Herman Apman. Preoinot "0" bounded as follows: On the north by tho center of Park street,on tlie south by the corporate limits, on the east by the center of Fourth street and on tlje weet by tha Wabash river.

Voting place—Robert Joyoe's grooery store, Inspector—Chas. W. Hoff. Judges—Robt, Joyce, John Boss.

POUBTH WABFI.

Three precints

-'A,"

Voting place—Corner Fonrth street and Yap dalia B. R. Inspector—Pat King.

135 76 75

.VKW TOKK EXPORTS.

Flour 1,957 barrels Flour 4,918 sacks Wheat 02,608 bashek Corn 9,688 busbeU Oats 1,C06 bashelt

CATTLE MARKET.

Judges—J. G. Kretz, J. L. Humastou. Precinct "0" bounded as follows: On the south by the I. & St. L. B. II., on the east by the center of Fifth street, on the north by tho corporate limits and on the west by the Wabash river.

Voting place— Chrisher's carpenter shop. Iuspsotor—Patrick Osborne. Judges—C. F. Twaddle, Patrick Sullivan.

FIFTH WARD,

Two precincts "A" and "B." Precinct "A" bsing all that portion of tbe Fifth ward as new established lying eoath of the T. H. & I. R. B.

Voting place—Friszs' carpenter shop, on Chestnut street. Inspector—William McClure.

Judges—W. C. Uolmee, Jos. Frisz. Prpcinot "B" being all that portion of iae Fifth ward as now established lying south of theT. H. & I. R. R.

Voting place—Mohan's grocery store. Inspector—John Frisz. Judges—Jacob Glffell, E. J. Asbnry.

SIXTH WABD.

Two Preoincts "I" and "B." Precinct "A" embraciT.g all that part of the Sixth ward as now established lying north of Poplar street.

Voting place—Hickey's grocery store. Inspector—Dennis Barrett. Judges—Jos. Lang, Jesse Robertaoa. Precinct "B" embracing all that part oft Sixth ward as cow established lying south or Poplar street.

Voting place—Davis' grocery store. Inspector —Isaac A. Mitchell. Judges—Geo. Dinkle, Lawrence Heinl. By order cf the Common Connoil, April 19th, 1887. J. C. KOLSKM, Mayo

Attest: GEO. W. DAVIS, City Clerk.

OTICE TO GARBAGE CONTRACTORS. CITY CLEEK'S OFJTCE,

TBRKE HAUTE, Ind., April 20tb, 1887. Sealed proposals will be received by the Common Council of the city of Terre Haute, lad., at tho next regular mooting, Tuesday eveuinp, May 3rd, 1887, for collecting all the garbage that may bo placed in vessels, as provided in section 13 of the oar-it-ry ordinance, adopted by said council July 20th, 1880, and removing the sumo to such place or places ss the Board of Health of said city may designate. The said garbage is to be oolleoted and removed1 in water-tight carts by 10 o'clook every other rr second norning, from Hay 1st to November l*t, and not less than onca each week during the remainder of the year.

All biddfrs must bo governed strictly by each and every provision for the removal of garbage in said ordinances, which are on file in the office of city clerk, and may be examined by persons desiring to bid.

Bids are to be separate for that district lying north of Wabash avenue, and numbered first, and that line south of Wabash avenue and numbered second.

Tho contracts foi each district to run for one year from the first day of May, 1887. A bond of $500 signed by two disinterested sureties must accompany each bid iu order to guarantee tho faithful entering into the contract bv the person to whom tbe same is awarded.

The c^nnci! ressrves tho right to reject sr.y and all bids. By order of the Common Council, April 19, 1887.

GEO. W. DAVIS, Citv Clerk.

OTICE TO LUMBERMEN.

CITY CLEEK'H OFFICII,

TEEBE HAtTTE, Ind., April 20th, 18S7. Sealed proposals will be received by the common cocno:!. o? the city of Tarre Haute, Ind., at their uext regular meeting Tuesday evening. May 3d, 188", for furnishing the city with all vrhito oak lumber that may be required for o£9 year from May let, 1887.

Tre'amlior is to be live and sound and free from large or loose knots, wind-ehakeo or other defects.

Bids are to be per 1,000 feet, b.ard measure, and delivered at such times and places as may be required.

A bond of 1200 sigoed bv two disinterested sureties must accompany each bid as a guarantee that tbe contract will be entered into within five days aftor it i» awarded.

Tiw council rjeerves tho right to reject any or sil bids. By order of ibr common council, April 19th, 1887. GEORGE W.DAVIS, City Clark.

THE EXPUESS, TERRE HAUTE. THTTBSDA.Y. APBI1 28,1887.

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covery that

"B" and "O."

Preoicct "A" bounded ss follows: On the south bv the center of Wabash Ave., on the eaat by the center of Fifth street, on the north by the center of Eagle street and on the wost by the Wabash river.

Voting place—No. 815 Mulberry street. Inspector—John Beal. Judges—Bart Ring. H. S. Kichardson. Frecinot "B" bounded as follows: On the south by the center of Eagle street, on the east by the center of Fifth street, on tbe north by the I, & St. L. It. R., and on thewest jy tho Wabssli river.

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Tram HATCT, IHD., April 20th, 1887. Sealed proposals will be reoeivsd by the Common Oonaoll of tha city of Tarra Haute, Indiana, at its next regular mseting, Tuesday evening, May 8cd, 1887, fer famishing the uijr with rabble atone for paving gutters, etc., also far roanl coiner stones, onrb etonee, crossing a'ones and stone for the oity stone yard, Bida for the corb stone are to be per ton of 3,340 lbe. The ,oor»er stonee, onr'aiog and oroesing stonee are to be dreesed ready for use. The oorbing is to be not lees than four inohea thick, eighteen inches wide, and three feet long.

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Cm CUCBK'S OVFIOK. TKBBK HATTTB, Ind., April 90th, 1887.) Sealed proposals will be received by the Common Council, of the city of Terra Hante, Ind., at the next regolac meeting, Tuesday evening, May 8rH, 1887, for iron castings to be famished the city for one year from May let, 1887, ia iwoordaoos with the following eon ditians, viz:

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