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

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ROYAL

POWDER

Absolutely Pure.

Ibis Powder uerer varUs. }artty, strength and wholesrfHJei Qomieal than the ordinary kirn

A marvel «f eue«. More liida, aud eau-

aot be sold (u competition with the multitude •t lew test, abort weight alum or phosphate rders. Sold only in cans, Ro*ai, Bakih» wall street, New Yor*. "H?

AJ1 trains arrive a) 1,1 depart froiu 0 t. Chestmjt and Tenth it reals, exce Cbestnyt anil lift. arTi

1 deu&i-i Tenth it SKT

thus (B) denote Buffat Cars studied. Trains marked thus t) run daily.. All other trains run dally, Sundays excepted.

VANDAL LINE. X. «. & I. DIVISION.

Ar. from Hast™Fast Mill tS) io.oo Pacific Ex t(8 l.ao a iu Mall Train lo.ta a

Fast Ex t(H) 2.06 pin Indlanapoll9 Ac.... 8.4» i»

Leave far West Pacific la tS) .42 am Mail Train 10.18 a !U Ka«r. Hx +(S) 2.13

I'sst Mali t{3) io.04

Ar. from Wi»t«I)ay Ex +(H) 2.13 in Fast 1.42 Oin & Lou ISTlllc,tai»ti2.40

Fast Mail t(S) J.ta

Leave for Bast—Day Ex t(H) 2 38 in Fast.Ex l.Bl am Mail and Ac 7.it aid (Xn& Umi3vlllti,fa.sU2.56

Bast Mall t(S) 1.30 a

t. h. & i.. oivisiojr.

Ar. from North—Mall Train la.ao ui Accommodation ... 8.00 pin J«ave tor North—Mail Train 8.00 a in

Aocommodatlon .3.1t

BVANbYILI.K & TERltE HAUTk! hashvillk LINK. Ar. t(»»eo«th—Nash & Ex t(S & B) 4.oo a

EvtrndExtd")....lu.30 Chi & JudEx!(S).

io.oo in 5.00 a ii 3.H0 111 iu.0»

Leave for Heutb-Ohl Si N Ex tS...

& IndEx t(P).. Si Ex t[8 & BJ

BVANSiVlLLK & INDIANAPOI.IS. Ar. froia B«mh—Mall and Ex 3.06 a iu Accommodation.... 9.10 a fteare fur H'th-AIftil and Ex it 00 am

Accommodation.... J. 25

CHICAGO & EASTERN IlTlNOuT DAffTILLU UMIC. Ar. treja NttrtU—\T. H. Acoo'n lo ofl a iu

C. H. fit T. H. Ex... 3.18 0 & Nash Ex t[8]... 3.20 a in K.ftO- Bx.tfS&B] 10.00 pin

Leave £er N'ia—T. & C. H. Ex. .10.09 a is Wat9eka Ac 2.27 Nash & O. Ex. tfSJ. 10.85 sr. &C. Ex. t[S & B] 4.65 a

TEKItE HAUTE & PEORIA.

Ar It»ni N W—Mall & Aoc'u 5.OS for If W—Mall & Ace'n 8.20 a

BEE LINE ROUTE la&IANAPOLlS ft ST LOUIS.

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Ar. from Ba»t—JMy Ex t[S] Limited t""

•epot. Corner Sixth and Tippecanoe Streets, ..io.oo a iu .. 2.03

Mattoon Atfe'u 8.13 Y&StLEx tlsj.. 1.06 am

LVv* for West—Day Express +[8].. 10.08 a Limited t[S] 2.05 in Mattoon Acc'n .... 8.1ft tn

S & St Ex t!Sl.. 1.08 am

Ax. Irom West--N Express .12.20 a in Indianapolis Ex 7.18 a N limited t[sy....l.28

Day Express tTKj... 3.45 in

Leave for Kiisl—N Express fa]... 12.22 a in Indianapolis I'.x.... 7.20 :i in NY LimlU-a tiSj... 1.30 |i

Day Express tp?T... 3 47

CRUCIBLE.

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STATE NEWS.

The work of grading the ground for the new O. A M. machine shops at Washington, Ind., has began.

The Total Abstinence Society of the Holy Trinity Catholic Church had its annual parade and the ceremony of reobiigation at the church, on 8unday. The society is one of the most flourishing temperance organizations in the Btate.

On Saturday morning George MiUa, a carpenter, living in North Vincennes, while at work on the new paper mill, pot the fingers of his left hand caught in a revolving wheel, which wrenched it off at the wrist, tearing out the tendons al» most to tie elbow.

Two women, well dreewd and good looking, appeared in the streets of Logacsparf, last Saturday afternoon, in a state of beastly intoxication. They stopped a farmer and threatened to blow his braiiig oui, if he did not give them taoc? With which to buy more whiskey. The man retreated, screaming "murder," the women disappeared and have not since been heard from.

Miss Maggie Milan, of Knox county, cloeed her school last Friday. The patrons assembled and a picnic dinner was served. Among other personal friend* present was Mr. Hugh Etnison, who had been quite attentive to her. After the exerciBes the two drove to Vidcennea, instead of Bruceville, snd were married by the Rsv. Thomas Clark, of the Christian Church. The friends of both were greatly surprised, the wedding being entirely unexpected.

Chesley Chambers, the American Eit jress robber and would-be aasaesin, whose term of two years in the Jeflmonville prison expired PiidAyj was taken to Blooinington, on Saturday morning, over the L., N. A. A C. Ry., having been rearrested by the Sheriff ef Monroe county ii foo.n ss hia teiin expired. Re will be tried pgaio in the Monroe Ciicuit Court, ibis time on the charge of shooting Geo. K. Davis, and in all probability will serve auother term in the penitentiary. The indictments for robbery {of the express company are still to be tried)

On Haturday afternoon George Busby, a resident r.f Honverville, Cass county, commuted suicide by shooting himself in the bead. He h»s been in financial difficulties for several years, and with the aid of his friends began operating a flouring mill at Hoovsrville in which ho was unsuccessful. He had had occasion recently to appear against a neighbor charged with treating one of his little gbla improperly, and this with his financial difficulties is siippowed to have weighed upon his mind, He walked the lioor all of Friday night, and the next day disappeared. He was traced to the mill and it was ascertained that hs had entered the building through a window. He was found in a graiu bin, in the fifth story, hanging from a beam by a halterstrap, with a bullet hole just above one cf his cars. The simp had been adjusted previous to the shooting to make the KgHUranee of death doubly certain, lie was a mail of high utaiidiufc uid excellent family, and his domestic relaliou* were peculiarly happy. He leaves a wife aud tour children amply provided for, his lifo insuranco aggregating $14,000,

Sptual Weakucus aii-t Luug XronlUlfa. 5t PKINCE STRKKT, NEW YOKK, March 25,1888

Having been troubled with pains in buck and chcst during the last winter 1 was compelled to remain at home unable to attend to business, until I was alvlned by a friend to try one of Allcock's Porous Plasters. After applying one to my chest and one to my back, in three hours 1 found relief which I had not got in over three months. J. chterfully recommend them to persons having spin si weakness and lung troubles.

Henry J. Qallaohek.

VARIETIES.

Boston has anew gymnasium devoted exclusively to ladies.

Raved Bis I.lfe.

Mr. D. I. Wilcorton, of Horse Cave, Ky save he was, for many years, badly afflicted with Phthisic, also Diabetes the pains were almost unendurable and would sometimes almost throw him into convulsions. He tried Electric Kilters and got relief from tirst bottle and after t'.kiug six bottles, was entirely cured, and has gained in flesh eighteen pounds. Says he positively believe* ha would have died, had it not beeu for the relief afiorded by Electric Bitters. Sold at Sfty cents a bottle by Cook, Bell A Lowry.

The Rev. Dr. McQlynn'is said to have declined another call to Rome.

Horaford'a Acid Phosphate Important. Dr. T. C. Smith, Charlotte, N. C. says: "I attach to it the highest importance, not ouly as au agreeable cooling drink, hut as a therapeutic agent of *»e!l-defined and specific value."

Roscoe Conkling is talked of for the presidency of the New York Athletic club.

Miraculous Eicapes.

W. W. Reed, druggist, of Winchester, Ind., writes: "One of my customers, Mrs. Lauifa Pike, Uirtonia, Randolph Co., Ind w38 a long suffrrer with Consnmptiou, and was given up to dip by her phvsicians. Sbe heard of Di. ir.g's New Discovery for Consumption, and Itegasi buying it of me. lu six month'. tiase fins walked lo this cltv, a distance ni six tuilee, ar.d is now so much itiproved blie hss quit usiojr it. She frcle she owes her life to it." Free Trial Botilea at Cook, Beli S wry's drug store.

Piltshuig hiiBinefu iuou have sub .«cribed $1,000 lo the Dwight L. Moody birthdap testiconisl fund.

Children Tc»tuin«.

The mother finds a faithful friend I MRS. WINSLOW8 SOOTHINC SYRUP. Price 26 oents a bottle.

The Boston Globe offers a silver club to the beet batsman in Boston Base Ball club at the end of the season.

Guckltu't Arnlett Suite.

The Best Sat/vk iu the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcere, salt rheuiu, fever sores, tetter, rhapped hands. hilblsin?, corn.i, and all skia eruptions, and positively cnrid piles, or uo pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or monev refunded. Piice, 26 onts per box. For tile by Oook, Bell & I.owr/.

General Sherman says that there is great rfa*l more vixtr snd energy in the kiss of a Nau York girl thau in that of ft St. Louis a[irl.

THEMARKETS

CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

boxed, $7 90@7 95. Whisky—$1 18. Batter—Steady creamery, 18@28o dairy, 18@ 21c. Eggg-10#eHKc.

CATTLE MARKET.

CHICAGO, May 2.—Cattle Receipt^ 9,000 head shipments, 2,OiO head dull and lower ®hippiaj? Btww, 950 to 1,500 pounds, $4 0000 00 etoekera aad feeders, $2 75@ 4 40 Texas cattle, $2 50@4 80. flogs—Receipts, 25,000 head shipments, 6,000 head alow 15c lower rou?h and mixed, #4 05® 6 40 packing and shippinu, $5 80@5 50. Sheep—Receipts.4,000 head shipmsnts, 1,000 steady shorn, $3 00@4 20 unshorn, #8 750 4 90 Texan*,"$2 25@3 75.

N«W

NEff YORK, N. ?. Mar 2-Wheat— higher and fairly satire receipts, 172,15U

mnheU

salee, 2,120,100 bushels, No. 2. red

May 240,000 bushels do June 93'-^a98%c 896,000 bushels do Joly 98%a 98 498,000 bushels do Augnst,92o J,216,-. 00!) bushels do Dec. mber 95 8 16a95 t^orn—A triflo bettor, but quiet receipts S.aoo bushfla sales 248,000 bushols mixed wesJeru spot, 48£«5651c do futures 47^® 60c. Oats—A shade stronger) receipts 27,000 bushels s»les 95,000 bushels western 3S@41c. Beaf—Dull new exlra mess f8 50. Park—Bteaiy new mB»s, $16 50al7 00 old do $15 00al5 25. Lard—Easier steam rendered $7 27!^. Butter—Firm western, 12© 24c. Ekk«—Wastern fresh 18c. Sugar—Dull crushed, C^@6S-16c powdered 5K§5 15-16 granulated, 5 1116a5^4. Molasses—Steady 50 teat Coffef.— Firm fair Rio, 16^o good do 16^ prime doI7c. Torp^ntine—Dull at 87H#SSc. 01091X8 QUOTATIONS.

Flour—Firm and not qnetably changed, with lees doing. Wheat Firm, but only moderately act ire No. 8 red, 92££c So. 2 red9*^c store 94%c elevator No. 1 Waite. 95^0 elefatort 96%c delivered. Corn—A shade lower and dull options finnjaod quiet steamer, 48g48^c elevator No. 2, *8%a 48Ko levator No. 2 white, J4Ko elevatof. Oats—Higher mixed 35@87c white, 88g42c\ Coffee—Fair Rio, aniii lJVc. Sugar—Dull and v/enk fsirtoacod refiotnp, 4}^@4^c refined, qiliov! o'lt loat »td crushed, 6 l-16aC)js crantilatea, 5 lMSae ?ic. JSoIkoe??— Steady 19}$c. laliow—Stead 8 lS-lfl@3%c. Port-Quiet, but iteadj Old m9»s, *t5al5 25. Lard-Lower and less active, at $7 27s gutter Qni^t and firm at 12a2ic Elgin creamery, »»C. Cheese—Quiet. Egas—Steady demand fair lftc. NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

NbW Yoke, May 2.r-Money on call easy, at i@5 per cent., at the close offered at 4 psr rent. Prime mercantible paper 6@£6 per cent. Sterling exchanged active and weak at $4 86 for 60-day bills, and $4 87J^ for demand. Total sales of stocks 186,804 shares. __________

BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, May 2.—Wheat—Western, higher No. 2 winter red spot 92J^c bid May, 92%@92%c June, 92%# 93c Jaly, 92@92Jfc. Corn—Western, higher mixed, 46*o bid May, 46^@46%c June, 47@47^c August, 48c steamer, 46J^c asked. Oats— Steady and quiet western white, 36@88c do mixed, 84|g85£°- Provisions—Quiet and stetdy Mess pork—$15 50. Lard—Refined, 83^8^0. Eggs—A shade firmer: ll@llKoCoffee—Easier ordinary to fair, 16J^@16%o. Other articles unohanged. Receipts—Hoar, 1,520 barrels wheat, 15,200 buahele corn, 2,2C0 bushels oats, 1,100 bushels. Ship, meats—Flour, 12,159 barrels wheat, 83,500 bushels ooro, 1,200 bushels.

CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, May 2.—Flour—Easier family, $3 50 faucy, $3 8504 00. Wheat —Quiet No. 2 led, 88c. Corn—Source end firm Jio. 2 mixed, 82Xc. Oats—Heavy and lower) No. 2 mixed, 29!£c. Ryo—Dull und weaker No. 2, 62%@65c. Pork—No demand and nominal S17 00. Lard—Quiet $6 85. Bnlkmeats—Dull short rib, $67 2£. Bacon —Quiet short rib, 18 72£ short clear, #8 87^. Whisky—Steady sales of 866 barrels of finished good on a basis of $1 18. Butter—Easier fanoy creamery, 25c Rood to extra, 20Q25o good to prime dairy, 15@18c. Linseed oil—In fair demand 87@£8c Hogs —Weak ooinmon and light, $4 25@5 25 paoking and butchers', $5 00@5 50 receipts, 8,600 bend shipments, 800 head. Egge— Easier l0@10Vo. Cheese—Quiet and firm ohoioe, 18o.

LEGAL.

J^OTICi': TO QUARRYMEN.

Citt Clerk's Office,

Tkhek IIacte, Isn., April 20th, 1887 Sealed proposals will be received by the Common Council of the r.ity of Terre Haute, Indiana, at its ntvtt regular meeting, Tuesday evening, May llni, 1887, for famishing the tliy with nibi.'l.e stone for paving gutters, etc., also for roitn curnor stones, curb otonoe, orossing slones and stone for the city stone yarii. Bids for tha curb stone are to be per ton of 2,240 lbs. The corner stones, curbing and crossing stones are to be dressed ready for use. The curbing is to be not less than four inches thick, eighteen inches wide, and three feet long.

Bids for the corner stones nre to be per stone, and for the curb and crossing stones per lineal foot.

Bids for stone for stone yard shall be per ton of 2,240. lbs, and to be of good hard limestone, or what is known as bastard limestone, samples of the stone the contractor intends to furnish shall be deliveied at the office of the street commissioner on or before the date of opening the bids.

The at jne in all cases to be of a hard and durable qnality. Contractors must pay _f«r weighing and delivering the ticket to the street commissioner. The nonuaot to run for one year from May 1st, 1887. A bond of $500 signed by two disinterested sureties must accompany each bid, as a guarantee that the contract will be entered into within five days after it is awarded,

The council reserves the right to reject any or all bids. By order of the Common Council, April 19th, 1887.

CHIOAOO, May 2.—Wheat— Aotire and uuhanged. Corn—Firmer, with a (air degree i.f activity closed higher. Oa'e—A shade I btrotiger." pork—Marked up 60 io 75 I points closed firm. Latd—Lcwrx shart rib?, 15c lower. Cesh Quotations: Flour—Steady and unchanged No. 2 spring wheat, 81«£e No. 8 spring wheat, 78c No. 2 red, 819£o No. 2 corn, 37%c No. 2 oats, 26%e No. 2 rye, 56c within fiv? days after it is awarded

No. 2 barley. 67c. Flaxseed—No, 1. $1 06f. Yimn'hv sseu—Prims, fl 61^1 65. Mees p^rk—422 D0R28 50. Lard—$6 87 short rib sides, loosed,i$07.H'a. SUouUeri -Dry salted, bexed, 19 09 abort clear tito,

GEO. W. DAVIS, City Clerk.

OTICE TO LUMBERMEN.

Cits Clebk's Office,

Tebiie Haute, Ind., April 20ih, 1887. 5 Sealed proposals will be receive.! by the c-nr.mon conr.cil, of theoity of Terre Haute, Ind., at their next regular meeting Tuesday evening. May 8d, 1887, for furnishing thooit.y with nit whifo or.k lumber that may bo ra•jiiired for oca yenr from May 1st, 1887.

Ti e'umbor is to be live and eoand and free fi.im large or loiao knots, wind-shakeD or otlior defects.

Bids are to be per 1,000 feet, board measure, and delivered at snch times and places us may he required.

A bond of $200 signed by two disinterested enratiea must accompany each bid as a guarantee thfit the contract will be entered into wlihin live days efter it is awarded.

The council reserves the right to reject any or all bide. By order of the common council, April 19th, 1887. GEORGE W.DAVIS, City Clerk.

OTICE TO FOUNDRY MEN.

City Clsbk's Office. Tkbbb Haute, Ind., April 20th, 1887.) Sealed proposals will be received by the Common Council, of tha city of Terre Haute, Ind., ar the next regular mooting, Tuesday evoning, May 3r\ 1887, for iron castings to be furnished the city for one year from May 1st, 1887, in areordance with tha following conditions, viz:

Bids to be received by the ton 12,000 lbs f«r all catlings ef sfeet bridges, mac hole and catch hasin covers, etc. AH castings to be delivered within a reasonable time whenever they may be required.

A bond of $200 must accompany each bid eigne! by two disinterested sureties, as a guarantee that the oontract will be entered into within five days after'it is awarded. The (vianoil reserves tho right to reject any and all bids.

By order uf tiia common coancil, April 19, 1887. GEO. W. DAVIS, City Clerk.

OTICE TO CLOCK DEALERS.

City Cleek's Office,

Tube Haute, Iir., April 20, 1887.) Scaled proposals will be reoeived by the Common Council of the city cf Terre Haute, Ind., at their next regular meeting, Tuesday evening, May 8, 1887, for winding and keeping in repair tho city clock for one year from May 1, 1887. to May 1, 1888. Proposals must be accompanied by a bond in the sum of $200 signed by two disinterested parties, as a guarantee that the contract will be en tared into

The council reserves the right to reject any aod all bids. Bv order of the Coamoa Ccuacti, April 19,

W. DAYISf dtj Cl«k.

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IiSGAIk

ITY ELECTION NOTICE.

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To the Legal Votcrt af the OUy of 3Vrre BwHc Vigo County, Indiana: You are hereby notified that aa election will be held in tha city on Tuesday, Hay S, 1887, for the purpose of eleoting a Mayor, Treasurer, Clerk, Marshal, Assessor and one Connoilnao from each of the six representative ward*.

Notice is also giran of the sabdivisioila of tha voting precincts as hereinafter iliinll»l. aod also of the officers of and places of voting at such election, aa follows:

You are also hereby notified that at a rags Iar meeting of the common connoil of the airy of Terre Haate, held an Toaaday evening, April 19, 1887, it was ordered that thaquestion of enacting an ordioanoe prohibiting animals of the bovine species from running at large within the oorporate limits of the city of Terre Haute shall be submitted to a vote of the legal voters of said oity at the eleotion to be held on Tuesday, May 8, IW7, as aforesaid.

Those in favor of said ordinance to vote "Tee," those opposed to the eame to vote "No."

FIBST WABD.

To contain three precinote, to be designated "A," "B" and "C." Precinot "A" hounded as follows:

On the south by the eentir of Wabaah avenue on the east by the oenter of Tenth street, on the north by the oenter of Eagis street and on the weet by the oenter ef Fifth street.

Voting place Jehn Lewis' livery stable, corner Ninth and Cherry strsets. Inspector, Wm. H. Soudder.

Judges, W. H. Sage, S. C. Beach. Prccinct "B" bounded as follows: On the south by the center of Uagle street, on the east by the center of Tenth street, or. the north by the center of Elm street and on the weet by the center of Fifth etreet.

Voting place, Atkin's carpenter shop. Inspector, A. B. Mewhicney. Judges, Wm. Atkins, H. 3. Rockwell. Prccinct "C" bounded as follows: On tho south by the center of Elm street, on the east by the center of Tenth street, oa the north by tie corporate limits and on the weet bv west line Of First ward. "Voting place, Mercer's groeery 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 the oenter of Wabash avenue, on the west bv the center of Fourth the south by the center of Oak

v1i. v"thecenter

of Ninth street,

street, on the east northwest comer Toting place—Building Seventh and Walnat streets.

Inspector—Nioholas Stein, Jf. Judges—Henry Shnlmeyer, Jeese L«6i Precinct "B" bounded ae follows: On the north by the center of Oak street, on the west by the center of Fourth street, on the south by the corporate limits and on the east by the east line of the Second ward.

Voting place—Sohmitt Brother* grocery store, Seventh and Oak streets. Inspector—Jerry Burke

Judges—Joeeph W. Stout, I. N. Adams. THIRD WABD. Three precincts "1" "B" and "O." Precinct "A" bounded as follows: On the north by the oenter of Wabaah Ave., on the west by the Wabash river, on the south by the center of Swan street and on the east by the oenter of Fourth street.

Voting places—Fonts A Hooter's livury stable, Third street. Inspector—Wm. Meissel.

Judges—Wm, Loebman, Edward Musgravo. Precinct "B" bounded as follows: On the north by the oenter of Swan etreet, on the west by the Wabash river, on the eonth by the center of Park street and on the east by tho center of Fourth street.

Voting place—Wm. Fohr's grocery stew Judgee—G. Schata, W. Poths. Inspector—Herman Apman. Precinct "C" bounded as follows: On the north by the oenter of Park street, on the sonth by the oorporate limits, on the east by the oenter of Fourth streetand on the by the Wabash river.

Voting p'aoe—Robert Joyce's grocery store. Inepeotor—Chas. W. HoS. Judgee—Robt. Joyce, John Boss.

FOURTH WABD,

Three precints "A," "B" and "C." Precinct "A" bounded as follows: On the south bv the oenter of Wabash Ave., on the east by the center of Fifth street, on the north by the oenter of Eagle street and on the weet by the Wabash river.

Voting place—No. 815 Mulberry street. Inspector— John Beal. Judges—Bart Ring. H. 8. Richardson. Precinct "B" bounded as follows: On the south by the oenter of Eagte street, on the east by the center of Fifth street, on the north by the I. & St. L. R. R., and on the weet by the Wabash river.

Voting plaoe—Corner Fourth street and Van dalia R. R. Inspector—Pat King.

Judges—J. G. Krets, J. L. Hnmaeton. Preoinot "0" bounded as follows: On the sonth by the I. & St. L. R. R., cn the east by the oenter of Fifth street, on tha north by the corporate limits and on the weet by the Wabaeh river.

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

FIFTH WABD.

Two precincts "A" and "B." Precinct "A" being aU that portion of the Fifth ward as now established lying eonth of the T. H. & I. R. R.

Voting place—Frisis' carpenter chop, oa Chestnut street. Inspector—William MoClure.

Judges—W. C. Holmes, Jos. Fries. Pwoinot "B" being aU that portion of ae Fifth ward as now established lying eonth of the T. H. & I. R. B.

Voting place—Mohan's grocery store. Inspector—John Fries. Judgee—Jacob Giffell, E. J. Asbury.

SIXTH WARD.

Two Preoincts "I" and "B." Precinot "A" embracing all that part of tha Sixth ward as now eetabliehed lying north of Poplar street.

Voting place—Hickey'e groeery store. Inspector—Donnis Barrett. Judges—Jos. Lang, Jesse Robertson. Preoinot "B" embracing all that part oft Sixth ward aa now established lying eonth of Poplar etreet.

Voting placo-Davis' grooery store. Inspector Isaac A. Mitchell. Judges—Geo. Dinkle, Lawrenoe Heinl. By order of the Common Conneil, April 19th, 1887. J. C. KoLicx, Mayo

Attest: Geo. W. Davis, City Clerk.

OTICE TO GARBAGE CONTRACTORS. City CLkbk's Office,

Tebke Haute, lud., April 20th, 1887. S.-aied proposals will be reoeived by tho Common Connoil of the city of Terre Haute, Ind., at the next regular meeting, Tueeday evening, May 8rd, 1887, for collecting all the garbage that may be placed in veeeele, ae provided in seotion 18 of the eanit?ry ordinanee, adopted by said oounoil July 20th, 1880, ana removing the same to each plaoe or places as tho Board of Health of said city may deelg"nate. The said garbage is to be collected and removed in water-tight carta by 10 o'olock every other rr second morning, from May let to November 1st, and not leee than ones each week during the remainder of the year.

All bidders must be governed strietly by eaoh and every provision for the removal of garbage in said ordinaneee, which are on file in the office of oity olerk, and may be examined by persons desiring to bid.

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

The contracts fei each district to ran for one year from the first day of May, 1887. A bond of $500 signed by two disintereeted sureties must accompany eaoh bid in order to guarantee the faithful entering into the contract by the person to whom the eame is awarded.

The council reeervae the right to reject any and all bids. By order of the Common Conneil, April 19, 1887.

GEO. W. DAVIS, Citv Olerk.

PENNYROYAL PILLS

'CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH.' The Original and Only flenlMb Safe anaalwanBelialila. BmnofwwtM

M. CATT,

Oat and Bonnet Bleachery and

Felt Works

Manufacturer of Plaster Blocks. My spring styles have arrived a'ad am preP&rad to preas and dye hate on short nodes t& tip UktofKyle* NfeMMRthTkim

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THJ2 EXFKESS, TEKBE HA.UTE, TUESDAY. MAY 3,1887.

Should be used.

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ROOM 13 BEACH BLOCK.

market value.

COME AND TRY ITI

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WE HAVE THE REMEDY.

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Will buy an Ali Wool Dress with Linings Great bargains in Dress Gtods. We have received a case of i'k§,

bought very cheap, which we are offering below the

CARPENTER'S BOSTON STORE,

4 18 Wabaah -A.v©rvuo.

OUR

Spring Suitings5

have arrived. We aro display iu^ a GnaAiDe of Scotch Gocdc and a full line of Staple Goods. A perfect St is guaranteed.

W H. ROUTZHAN & CO

Corner Sixth and Main Streets.

OHIO- S:

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—TOR THE

Celebrated Lancaster Bloc's Coal. THE BEST IN USE!

W. B.Ourr, J.H. M. Cwrr.

CL1FT, WILLIAMS ICO,,

Manufacturers of

Sash, Doors, Blinds, &c.

And Dealer* in

LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES, GLASS, PAINTS, OILS awl

Builders' Hardware,

MULBERRY ST., COR. N1UTH, Terre Haate.

CONSUMPTION

Cor the a be easei of the thai Iwtu" wltJi a VAI

I tuni PPSIWVL remedy

Cor the above disease: by its use thoatumrts 9. of the wont kind and of longrtandtng hsvt 80 wrong is my faith tn Its

TWO BOTTLES

I myj

valuable treatise Oils dlaease to '. O-addreaa. 8fe, New Yarlt

PUREBRED

Plymouth Hock Eggs

-AT-

JEHU LEWIS', &

AMD NORTH EIGHTH 3T,

THE LATEST IMPROVED

GASOLINE STOVES!

A Large Variety of

Refrigerators and Ice Cheats.

STOVES ASO ROtSEFl'BMSHISti GOODS.

Sole Agent for I he Celebrated

FAVORITE COOK BTOVF

648 Main Street.

Remington Standard Type W

UnequMliwl tor ea*o--f aiantpolatt-r'n. rac'tfl .- qn^iity of work, almptlcUy a^'ii dsir-i'diK,'. i^orrespoiiSecee solicitiJi, .orresr

Wyckoff, Seaman's K«Kt .Vr.rfeet -"traot in''

prf »Xl2ii,J=K

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& ilenr-i Ufi

All Gr*dfl of

njork, ami /Inthru:'

CO A & WOOD

a ii:! & iloiiu,

2 I W A A S A E

Capital, $1,00,000.00.

METROPOLITAN

Siect and Grain Eichaoie,

ITS »atl 81 €tKie

(Talmrr Hou*«)

OH I O A. O O',

Dealers In Stocks, Bonds, Gralu aad Trovisioiu for Cash aui Future Delivery.

Oriers Exeruted ou Margins aa low as S1.00 per Share on Stacks. Grain, 1 cent per Bushel.

Pork, 25 cents per Barrel. Lard, 24 cents per Tierce. Oil, 1 cent per Barrel.

Vmi-resirtents can tnvle by d' posiiln? martrtns to our crotllt with any responsibly hank.

Cn.-tomers not liable beyond margins specitlcd oa orders. Liberal Inducements to Brokers-

Correspondence solicited by mail or t«l«v eTnnh.

Mantels I Mantelsl Slate and Iron io All Styles.

The public is respectfully Invited to examine cor stock. Also a nice line of Cooking Stove*.

MANIOff HB09.,

tural Iron Work,:

reje^P^ W-

BASaV I/O

We have added to cur la ge slock of Paraso and Umbrellas by purchases from the ie^dh^g manufacturers,

and next week will give sptcial inducements.

$4.00

TERRE HAUTK IND.

$*£*

Phil Fonlr?

GOOCH'S MEXIC

U. R. JEFF EES.

The COMMON SENSE ENGINE AND EAGLE STEAM PUMP a specialty.

Dealers In Wrought Iron Beams and Channels, Leather, Rubber and Chain Belting Bolting Chests and Cleaning Mt «. chlnery of everydescrlpticn used In flour mills,

Repairing promptly done.

jSl.. PARKKH, Prop r,

Cor. First and Walnut Sts,, Terre Haute.

All $\m Stationary Engines,

BOILBM, 99ki AMD SHEET IHO WOBK. HILL, KfclTATOB, KILL ANJ MUTIK6 MAGHIftlRY.

-Dealer* in-

Beltioc, Boltini Cloth and General Mill Supplies.

The L*r0*«t and B«»t Bquipped Shop in "Woofcora Indian/

Can fnrotth Sr»t-elass wori more promptly and at belter prices than any com* petitoi*.

A larger line of Engine, Furnace, Ge»ru{C, than any establishment in thi« vicinity.

We make a upecialty of house work and store fronts. Ca'l end see us.

THE KEW INSTALLMENT HOU&Iii 1

-WILL-

OPEN TO-MORROW

With a fall sotck of

Of every description.

EVERYTHING FRESH AND NEW.

Our motto is

Easy Terms and Fair Treatment.

A. G. RHODES,

114 South Fourth Street, Opposite Market*

MARVELS FROM MEXICO!

QOOOH'B MEXICAN SYTtrri

Mftrvetau* tor Cough#, Colds, Cousutnption and all dol Thwat, Cheat and Lrnys. Price, 50c per kettle.

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Prompt antidote for pain. Certain cure for Rheumatism. Price, 5*e per bettla.

Blood Puriier, Tonic and General System Renovator. Price, 25c per package

Proprietors and Manufacturers,

04 MAIN STREET, CINCINNATI, OHIO. By 8peeial Appointment irrtn Dr. Antonio Garcia, City of Mexico. NOTICE—Gooch'a Mexican preparations are all warranted and aold under a positive guarantee by various druggists in Terre Haute, whose names will appear in future advertisements.

JEFFEHS fe

Manufacturers, of

Carriage, Moss, Landans, Coipes. Bnajties, &c.

IRONWORKS

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MAMJFACTTJKFJW OF

Steam Engines,

Automatic Revolving Coal Screens,

Coal Shaft, Flour and Saw Mm Machinery, Bank Cart. C1.49

Mills, Castings of all kinds. Cold and Hot Water Pumps, Steal* Pumps, House Fronts, Iron Columns and ail kinds of Architec

Mine

NINTH 8TREfr, (MuHwryr to Eagte, near Union Depot) TtfiRE HAUTI, IND.

Manufacture** of

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FuUny and Machinery Patter 2!

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CALLANDSEE 1887

Quick Meal I

Ice

:h«lc.

F.c«

cars, Water Colw0f

Cutlery aod

Kitchen Tinware.

c.c.

SMITH,

303 Main Street,

E»»tablisli«U

1842.

Ml 1607 WaHadi A.t«. », l*. 1», 14'lfj «0. »9 10t» TiWB luvtp, tmXXA*

BOOT CAPSULES

THE CINCINNATI DRUG & CHEMICAL CO.,

A. Z. HERM&*