Daily Wabash Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 14 May 1887 — Page 4

Possibly describe the merits of our

Men's .and Boys' Suits!

On paper. The quality, style, durability and manufacturers' prices will commai'd your consideration, admiration and patronage. Every new design in Diagonals, Corkscrews, Scotch Cheviots, Tweeds and find All Wool Cassimercis yr.ade up in Sack, Four-Button Cutaway and Prince Albert Suits is on display.

Our Men's Furnishing Goods Department

Will please you in all respects, representing all the rich and rare novelties in Underwear, Hosiery, White and Colored Shirts, Neckwear, Handkerchiefs, Gloves,

EEeits and Caps. Scc.

PIXLE

It is a pleasure to show goods at

BARGAINS FOR TO-DAY. 10,000

Beautiful Styles. Prices Very Low.

FAN

PARASOL AND KID GLOVE

SALE.

BARGAIN,-

lohn Htuley. J. AC, Samuels.

JOHN HANLEY & CO.,

Manufacturers of

Awaiiigs and Tents,

Waterproof Horse and Wagon Covers,

HAMMOCKS, COTS,

Mattresses and Bedding,

319 and 321 Cherry Street.

DAMS JSXJ'IiESS COMPANY.

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hi S,ih' 11 V//claimed IC.iiress Packifjcs. To M'/mm ft Man Concern: T!.K paokus's remaining unclaimed or other wise at ttie ufilcee of the Adaine Express com-jiai-.j ill the state of Indiana, will bo sold to *it bidder, Saturday, July 16th, 1887, sit tho office of th.i Adams Exprois company, «29 Main sireot, 'JVIT.I Haate, Indiana, unless tho Hams Im CBileii for, all charges paid, and j0(id removoil beforo date%t sale. Itimized of pKckngos tlmt will be sold are posted at lie court house, poetoflice and offico of the c. niprtuy, No 629 Main street.

W. M. LYONS, Ago 1 it.

J. ZIMMEKM\N, Superintendent.

TOTJCE-I. O. O. F.

Jiik

EXCURSION.

To Indianapolis, Wednesday, May 18, 1887. Tin1 ()1I1 fellows of Torre Haute, accompanies 1 the full l\ingn"ld band, will run an excursion train to witness tin' unveiling of the ".'olfax nionnmfnt and Odd Fellows demonstration (Mi above dat ', via Vaudalia line. Train leaves Union de)Kit at 8 o'clock a. 111. itfluriiiiij}. will leave Indianapolis at 8 p. 111. J'are for round trip. 81.00. Tickets for sale at Jlutton's book store, 1'oscolMce lobby and by (lie committee.

TO RMC PI ULIO.

Wo notico wo have trampei the toes of a f.w email frifs, but tho public will know well -who eavee broad aricl money Cor them. Th?y .know tuch smal1 fries tall nothing but lies wher. ttiey talk abont the Wabash Trading Co., (188 WabaBh Aveune, North Side.

rnncK!

Republican tlond Government club v. ill lai'd a special meeting In Lincoln Club Rooms over Adams Ktpress company's ofllce. Saturl:iv evening. Mav lltli. at 8 o'clock Everyone lnviteil. L. II. BKEWSTKK,

VVAJSTS, ETC.

iD.'RKrlSKMKNTS IV THIS COLUMN 'WILL &CIIAROKDFIVE CENTS PER LINK EACH •N15ERTION". NOTllINil RKCKONF.D I.KSS -IAN" F1VK 1.INF.S. N'( T)I=001"NT OX LO',0

MR AI5VKUTISKKEN rs, AS THK A(X»TI'T9 SSt AI.L I'AVMKX i' IS RrQL'IRKD IN Al r..«Nr«c.

^NTEC

-.11 ANTKU-Customers for two Rood second

hand pianos for sale chcaji and on e^sv pavnu nts must be sold to make room ior"new goods. Tuning and repairing a •viiiv. ("all at 328 Wahaoh aven-ie.

I.I \NTE!—A t^ood girl to do cookim and VV housework Iniiulre at lot South hirteantli str et, Kelcreuces required.

\i \NTEU--Washing, ironing and house eleailing work will do wasliiui or Ironineat house or take it home. 1314 South }-'trstst.

U"'ANTED—Instalment

dealers will find

just what thev ne»Ht—» full line of instalment poods sold only to tnc inst iiiuenl trade bv addn'ss

INSTALMENT 11K A Mi US SCl'l'IA CO.. Jitie. l'a.

14/ ANTEl—Ladies to please rememlier bring vour hits and: bonnets where llu will be reshaped. blsaclnHl. pressed and a vet! it» the latest «tvle on short notice large assortment of styles to select from prices to les. coruer I'ifiJ and

5 ANTED Washing, ironiti? or house

cleaning

ANT ED—Ex^erieneed pattern niaker for^niAii In foundty a Mark^untn sirikor. Iiujuiro at Ettglt? Iron Wt^rks, having wasiiUv ilUSi wni

i\' ANTED Anybody i-oiling or house cleaning to ao. •io it at house or bring It home. Apply 1321 south First street

200 Bisck Lace Trimmed Parasols, satin top, $1.58 worth $2.50.

200 Beige Lace Trimmed Parasols, sateen top, $1.18 worth $2.

50 dozen 4-button prime Kid Gloves, new shades, 58c a pair worth $1.

50 dozen 4-button Embroidered Back Kids, new tans, etc,, (J9c worth $1 25.

50 dozen 4 button, two toned, Embroidered Back Kids, extra quality, 89c worth $1.38.

THROUGHOUT OUR MENT TO-DAY.

Hoberg, Boot & Co.

8HC for 1 lb of ginger snaps. 8Wc for 1 lb of macaroni or venmceli. 10c for 1 lb of vermiceli. 23c for 1 lb of fine cut tobacco. .. v37c. for 1 lb of Star tobacco. 25c for 1 lb of Jack Pot tobacco. 1c for 1 lb of the hest cornmeal, Rabhs best. 5c for 4 papers of enrpet tacks," this knocks. RVjc for 1 U) of the finest cheese Try it. isc for 1 dozeu of the best lemons. 12' £c for 1 dozen. 200 ln-a box, parlor matches. 28c for 1 gallon of the best syrup. llo perlb for Kingan'shams, guaranteed. 2.5c fo'- lbs of the best starch. 9e per lb forKingan's best bacpn, guaranteed. 8Wp for 1 lb of baking powder' guaranteed, for 10 nutmegs Notico In onr advertisements, we follow no one we lead and others follow, but not low enough. 15c for good tea. 25e for good tea. 35c for fine tea. 45c for good fine tea. 55c for abetter one. 75c for the finest in the world. 18c for a go*d coffee. 20c for a fine coffee. 22c for Golden Rio coffe\ 25e for Java cod'ee guaranteed. •28e for old government- .lava coffee tli finest. 6c for 1 quart-of marrowfat beans. 5c for quart of navy beans. 5c for a can of gooseberries. JOc for 1 lb of the finest evaporated peaches. 30e per bottle for all kinds of California fruit wines. 15c for a gallon of saur kraut. .V for a hkient mug of French mustard. ce for 1 bottle of pepper sauce. Ge fori lb of corn starch. 12%e for a mug of Scotch jam, sell eve where for 25c 58c for 1 gallon of pure maple syrup. 30c for big bottle of fine California wine.g

Everything we sell is a bargain. 5e for 1 can of cove oysters. 5e for 6 herring. 7'ic for 1 dozen of large pickles small 3 dozen for 10c. 20c for dozen of bananas. 10c for 1 lb of choice peanuts nearl, a hatful. 5 to 7c for the finest conk shells. 5c for about a gallon of bottle blueing. 5c for 2 quarts ot medium beans. Buy vour garden seeds of us. Thev are nearly "a* gift. Anything we get for Them is a profit to us.

Look it these prices in shoes. 10c for children shoes. 15c for children shoes. 25c for children shoes. 85c for eh ildren shoes.

Secretary.

Kv. il.niNGAM l!IAX.

The capi'al stock of we Building and Loan N". '2 is being rapidly taken. Those dssiring eliares shonld call at No. 11 north Sixth street.

Everything we sell is a bargain. 50c for a pair of misses' or youths' heavy, front lace shoes. 50c for a pair of woman's front lace shoes. 92c for a pair of woman's grain or kid button shoes. 13c for a pair of Ladies' house slippers, doth, oc for a tir of adie's slippers, leather. 68c for apairof woman's opera toe slippers sells even-where for 81.25. 75c for a pair of woman's low cut shoes sells everywhere for $1.50. $2.75 for a pair of men's French kid shoes sells everywhere for 55 00. $3.00 for a pairof men's French kid shoes: sells everywhere for $6.00. 98c for pair of men's plow shoes, sell every where for $1.75. $1 25 for a pair of mi'i fine boots, eel! every where for $2.£0. $1.25 .or a pair of women's French Newport tie, sell erprv wher^ for $8. 40c for a pair of boy's low cut shoee,sell every where for $3.00. We niake new cnt on our Kangaroo shoe now for $2.50 pair, bay Kangaroo now for 12.P0. Banjoul has lft this conniry, left in his pUeoto show the Wabash Trading Company.

Notie- to tho public.: We never follow othaie in prices we always cnt under. Wabash Traditg omoany, 688 Wabash avenue, Terre 4aate. North Side Mammoth Qr. eery 225and 227 W. Washington Ettnt, Indianapolis.

street.

11rANTED—Three lmshing men in your »i vicinity. SpecialiuducemenUuow unbailed advantages: fast selling speculation jn't dchiv salary from start.

ferretl. ie.

to do. 1 am in destitute cir

cumstances and need work^ba^j-Aran, .addressed, in care of I'lkf's^ak«

MfiiUd

&co. Sale!

ESTABLISH

WANTED.

I HE vVABASH TRADING COMPANY, G38 1 Wabash Avenue, north fide, hads in price, and some try to follow, but when you read these prices what will become of them? Car loads of sugars cut no figure with us we sometimes buy 10 or 12 car loads at one time 17 lbs standard granulated sugar for 81. 18 lbs Phoenix standard A sugar for SI. 20 lbs of extra sugar for 51. 21 lbs of sugar for $1. S4.2E for best flour, guaranteed. 10c for 1 gallon of the best cider vinegar. 8Mc for 1 gallon of Headlight Oil. I2%c for 3-lb can of California cherries lf.c for a 3-lb can of California green gage plums l2^c for a 3-lb can of fine table peaches. 7%c for a 2-lb can of marrowfat peas. 8Mc for a 3-lb can of pie peaches. 7c for a 2-lb can of blackberries Moore &

Brady's hest.

4cfota 1-10 bottle of all kinds of extracts, etc. Be for a lte. cake of sweet chocolate 6 for 25c. ey,c for 1 lb of the finest new Valencia raisins. 6kc for 1 lb of the finest newKnglish currants. 4%c for 1 11) of dried apples (S lbs for 25e. 8}ac for 1 lb of the finest evaport?d apples. 3Kc for lib of the finest new stick candy, scforl lb of mixed bird seed cuttle bone in each package. ic for 1 lb of all kinds of crackers, 6 lbs for

LIROWN BROTH KRS.

iiiK'hester, N. Y. Nurserymen.

I)—A situation by a first-class Hlcnd confectioner, eontraet preInquiie of la\e Keif tier. Filbeck

err hQ"|

:t q—

l!11

rt*aeh iu-. AtAiIE MAt Kh\

XT ANTED—" A fir. rep repii^er. 82! Main street.

lass

uphol«tem- and Iiller & Haley's,

Inquire at

V'iNTED

A general agent and fifty sub.

agents in vour county to sell my goodsire chance a week salary, or 50c on the commission. Address, with stamp for •rn.«, F. M. Wearer, No. 6 W. Ohio street,

jdhuiapoUs. Ind.

WANTED.

ANTED-

100 PANTS MAKERS

To work at home or in factory on po »rer ma* chines with or without pressing. Apply to C. ZIMMERMANN, 30 North Sixth street.

HtT"ANTED—Builders an contractors to know that the Terre Haute Coal and

Nurserymen, Rochester, N. V.

FOR SALE.

OOR SALE—Cheap, a house on North Fo".rteentli street corner lot and desirable locality. Inquire of Balue & Bich irdson, 20 South Seventh street.

UT* SALE—The best paying saloon in the east part of the city will take a team in part payment. Address"C," this office.

i7*OR

SALE—Turee houses on. Liberty ave nue: live rooms each. Inquire of Balue & Richardson. 20 South Seventli street.

FOR

satin top, 10

200 Coaching Parasols, ribs, 98c worth $1.50.

SALE—A house on North Ninth street, four rooms all in good repair will sell cheap. We have houses and lots in all parts of the citv on good terras. Inquire of Balue & Richardson, 20 South Seventli street.

Ij^OH

SALE—The old building 011 corner First and Eagle, formerly occupied by J. King as a stove foundry. Inquire of E. Kin^r, coruer Sixth and Vaudalia railroad.

pOK SALE—Cheap, a house of five rooms 011 North Nineteen'h street, two squares from Main street. Inquire of Balue & Richardson, 20 South Seventh street.

FO!URENT__

J7!OR RENT —TWO or three unfurnished rooms at 323 South Sixth street.

roit RKNi-Seve.al rooms in desirable. I luquire at 318 North

locality" also a suite of rooms suitable for light housekeeping. Fifth s.reet.

fOR RENT—House of el|ht rooms and au I

extra large stable 622 Cherry st. F. PERDUE.

KH)R RENT—Two very desirable unfurnished rooms at the centrally located dwelling, 659 Mulberry street rooms and location unsurpassed.

Bontin's Thnrmometric Record.

Friday, 7 a. m. 2 p. in. 9 p. m.

May 13. 65.0 91.7 75.9

Weather Probabilities

WASHHIGTON, D. C.T May 14.—1 a. M.— For Indiana Light local rains variable winds generally easterly, stationary temperature.

For Illinois Light local rains variable winds, generally easterly stationary temperature.

CITY IN BRIEF.

Tfie A, E. A. M. E. have invited the Essurn Star to a social for members only.

Measles are reported at No. 819 south Fourth street, No. 415 Poplar, No. 16 north Eighteenth and No. 401 north First street.

Tho police force has received a formal invitation from Morton Post, G. A. R.( to participate in the approaching Decoration day exercises.

A'. Richardson's queensware store TOU can find the "Jewel"gSBoline stove. Improv ove» last year, and ifl now perfect. Don't buy till you see it.

A telegram from Sheriff Bright, of Ciny county, says that Robert Johnson had roken jail'at Brazil Thursday nigh*. No particulars were given.

Mr. Fred Faust has entered a complaint against horses being allowed to run at large in the streets at night in the icicity of Seventh street and TiafayeUe avemie,

The ladies of St. Stephen's Church will have a sale and exchange in the chaprl on Esgle street, back of the chinch, Smirday afternoon from three to six o'clock.

Catharine Muzzia, an aged Italian, was fuuod near the Naiiworks last evening begging and was sent to police headquarters. The poor old woman was given quarters in tho friendly Inn.

AT HERZ' TO DAY.

Great closing out sale of the following brands of kid gloves and parasoh: Fklela 8 button mousquetaire, regular price SI .75, at 87c.

Suede 8 button moutquetaire, regular pries $1 88, at Si 33. 4 button Normandy and piquette stitched, regular price $1 75, at $1.19 4 button Mikadc, regular price $1 68, at $1.19. 4 p.nd 5-button Suede, regular pi ice $1.38, for 98c.

One lot of fancey self-lined parasols, regular price 75c, for 48c. Ore lot satin coachings, regular price $1. at 6'2c.

O lot parasols, regular price $1 25, for 87c. OJO lot p'.rasols, rfgular price $1 50, for 99J.

One lr,t parasols, :egular pric* $2, for il.2, One lot parasols, regular price $2 50, for SI.93.

O -.e lot gilt tips, regular pries $3, for $2 10. 0*ie lot gilt tips, regular price $3 50, fer f'2.63.

Satin parasols, lined, silk laced, regular price $2, for $1 23. One lot changeable lining, regular price $3, for J1.8S,

O.ie lot striped lining, regular price 54 for S2.S7. Onelot changeable lining extra quality regular price So, for $2 94.

Oae lot eciu lace covered parasols, regular price $2 25, for $1.67, Oae lot of children's parasols at 19c.

One lot of children's parasols at 25c. One lot of children's parasols at 38c. One lr.t of children's parasols at 49c. One lot of children's para?o!s at 59c. Oae lit of children's parasols at 63c. One lot of children's parasols at 68c. One lot of children's psrasols at 84c. These prices were never before quoted forthe8ame claw of goods in the state, but we want to reduce our stock prior to our removal. HERZ' BAZAR.

William Merritt was fined $1 and costs before Jn?tice Felsenlhal for carrying concealed weapons. A caee cculd not be made against hiiu for shooting with intent to kill, and be was arraigned on ibe other chaig".

The following are among the pe-sit* granted since last report: Mary, *idow of M. Elbeison, Perr?ville. Increase has IK«D urinted to John Bisler, Harmony AVm. Roe, Atherton Aloe* Han old, Terre Haute.

George P&'mateer, who was recently appointed watchman at the county bridge, and ?riven charge of ihe grrde st a salary of $45 per month and house rent, has resigned his position aft«r holdit two weeks, and the place will bs tiven to *avid Patterson, the former ii.cumbent.

James Suliivan, the Van fireman, who was run over by his engine in 'h »rJs recently sus'-aining severe ioj tHftS, improved, and with the aid of cru'ohts has taken soveral long walks. Sullivan is a great favorite in the yard* and hia rapid recovery has been graiifying to very many friends.

The trunk which was at first supposed to have been stolen from the sidewalk in front of Griffith's shoe store waa found yesterday morning.

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Jacob Henn, the well known Ehort horn stock raiser of Eedmon, 111., sold on lsst Thursday to W. Jacobs, of Msdi- I son, Wis., one 1-year-old heifer for $300 and one 2-year-cld heifer for $300. Also to Mr. 8hrader, of Frankfort, Jnd one yearling ball for $300, and to Mr. Edwards," of Coles county, 111., a cow and

ents for the celethe Okalla lime. I^all respectively 4 and 5 years old. §600,

-IUCI-B iu uiiu, liuir, ueuicut, plaster. l„ft We also handle wood, anthracite, block and •Bd still has plenty leu. oit mninous coals. Office, junction I. 8t. L. Mr. Martin Hollinger lias been appointed guardian of Mrs. Reed. It will be remembered that some timu since Mrp.

-ailroad and Lafayette street. Telephone call

trr. iSTANTEU—^aiesmen wanted good pay. W 8. A. M'COMBER & CO.t

Beed entered action in the Circit court for the removal of Harry Donham, who

was then her guardian. The court refused to remove Mr. Donham. Several weeks ago Mr. Donham made a report to the court and at the same time tendered his resignation. Mr. Hollinger has been appointed to fill the position. ''Issaac Calvert, who w.-is recentl excused from service on the grand jury," said Prosecutor Henry, "was simply excused by reason of hi employer needing his services, and that it was an open question whether he should continue service on the jury or loose his position. At his request, and for this reason, Judge Mack and myaelf agreed to excuse Culvert. He is much worried over certain street rumors to the effc-et that he wss discharged from the jury. In justice :o Calvert, I wish you would explain the facts."

The High School.

The High school commencement occurs Friday evening, June 17th. The graduating class numbers eighteen, eix boys and twelve girls The class this year will furnish its own music, assisted by by Prof. Byers. The senior class will also held class day exercises on an afternoon near the end of the term.

TRUTH AND HONESTY

Float 011 Top However Turbulent the Waters, While Falsehood and Deception Sink to the Bottom.

The New Store, Rice Bros., 681 Wabash Avenue.

SC'H LOSS' is the place for your nobby seersuckers.

The Latent Triumph in Science. John aton'- Optical Diaptric Eye Meter, Persons in doubt about their need ol spectacles bhould visit Kern's Optical Department at the earliest opportunity and we wiil test their ejts with the above instrument free of chargc. This instrument will detect and register any and all defects in the eye. Astigmatic or cylindrical eyes differ greatly. -The Great rush cylindrical axis is found at different1 suits. angles. To determine the angle in each case, some apparatus or insutuoent is absolutely necessary. The vyc meter supplies this necessity. Without its aid the cylindrical eye is su,-. to be rniiftted.

KERN'S JEWELHY STORE, 641 Main atreeat.

SURGICAL INSTRUMENT DISPLAY At the raeelingof tbe Indiana Medical S .cietr C.ipt. V/. H. Armstrong had on display the hest aad ruost complete assortment of in: truments. It attracted the attention of all the taembers ol the society. Tbe Moirell apparatus, imported from Fratace, u?ed in thr Bergeron lientmect for consumption, was displayed by him alone, ?nd after the adjournment he received many orders for thtm from Indianapolis physicians.

Why pay big prices for old style wall paper whea you can get those handsome new patterns for lesp mooev at

W. F. SIBLEY'S, 673 Main.

IMPORTANT NOTICE.

All night calls will be attended lo either by myself, at 220 north TI.ird Btreet, or my assistant at his residence, second door north of Baptist Church, No. 108 north Sixth street, or at the office where anight bell will be found.

Special

The night poiieeuan

f^T

THE EXPRESS* TEBBE HAUTE, SATURDAY, MAY

iooad it ud had it removed to an ad-1 joining store which was open, where it Tjn remained until this morning. There v* was nothing in the robbery story.

COMING

No.

Beg to announce to their customers and friends that they have everything that is kept in a first class grocery store and while we are not making any spfcisl prices or cuts on goods we wish to say, that we are giving good goods at very low figures, to say the ieast we wiil give you your full money's worth for we are not now and nevt-r shall give you bad goods for good money. We don't believe in trading the Wabash river out of what rights belongs to it- by selling it to the people and thereby defrauding them, of their hard earned money and endangering their health and possibly their life with old chesp worked over and infejior goods, but, fo tho contrary we wiil use our utmost endeavors to supply the trade with the best quality of goods eeliicg them as cheap as any one doing a legitimate business can believing that you will be satisfied and wiil come back again for the same kind of plums, the same kind of apricots, the same kiud of tea and coflee, 8mJ, in fact the same kind of everything you sent us last time. We will have for Saturday fresh vegetables of all kinds. Strawber ries, bananas, lemons and granges, pure Ohio maple sugar, fresh fish, dressed chickens, fresh eggs, butter and country produce, all kinds English raspberries, Ecglieh peaches, French plums, Siviss limburger and cream cheese. A full line of A. No. 1 teas. Special attention is called to our breakfast Java coffee which we are selling at 30c its a bargain. D..n't forget the place, 681 Wabash avenue (the old Sam Stone stand

ISAAC BALL.

pant sale this week at

8CHLOSS'.

L. L, L.

Ladies' light lilv kid shoes, heme made, the finest ana best in the city for $3 50. at Clafelter, 26 South Sixth street.

Has a templing display of a's at his favorite market opposite the Terre Hante Hou«e. Everything you caii for in his line on hand.

Geo. W. II:»b:-r!y is buying wool for cr.e of the lar^?sl wool laamfacturicc establishments io the country. He is paying ihe highest cafh prices for all kii.d* of good worls. Farmers will cuoeider the'r interests by calling at Nr. 3 couth Second street, west of new court house, before selling.

All odd psnls SCHLOSS'.

marked way down at

Dry stove aed four ioot wood at Terie Hauls C-.ial and Limt- Co.

patterns

Rare Roast Beef is^tlie kind that mates you forget all varth-y cares while eating it At T. J. Patton & Co.'s. All kinds of meats.

:^WI:RR MRAMKVAB.

W A O

Pretty

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City Attorneyship.

Al eut the prettiest fight ever seen in Terre Haute wss that for the city attorneyship. The same sort of a scrimmage is held every day almost among the leading grocers to get the freshest and choicest fruit, vegetab.es, poultry, etc From the looks of his display, Joe Miller, of 515 Main street, never comes out s:cond best. He has Strawberries, Bananas, Pineapphs, Ivew Tomatoes, New Potatoes, Asparagus, and in fact everything that is in the market.

Neckwear in the very newest fabrics for early summer wear at Hunters. Almost daily we show something new.

Ladies can rmve their {lr''sses,shawls,&e. cleaned and colored to the best Halls faction at H. F. Rei-n--rs% 055 Main street.

Fine imported and Key West Cigars also the finest brands of Wines and Liquor. Dan Fasig's Health Office, 503 Main Street.

You waste your money if you purchase uuderwear

be-fore

seeing the

line at Hunters.

.James M. Dislion, and no other, forth in haste With bills ami paste, And proclaims to all creation 'Jiiat men are wise who advertise, In tbe present generation.

Printers' avenue, Terre Haute, Ind.

H« F. Roincrs gives better satisfaction at 'ower prices in craning. coLring and repairing than any one. Call at 655 -viain street.

it SCHLOSS' in children's

A Few Itsms of

Wliat You CanBnyat Boepian's

With a Little Money.

Bring $1.00 for a Good Men's Working Shoe. Brine $1.00 for a Good Ladies' Newport Tie or Button.

Bring 75c for a Good Ladies' Opera Siipper. Bring 50c for a Ladies' Cloth Slip* per.

Bring 25c for a Child's Shoe. Bring 75c for a Woman's Cloth Shoe, Congress or L^ce.

BriusSl.OO for a Woman's Cloth Shoe, Congress Lace. Bring £1 25 for a Ladies' Kid Button SHOV,

Bring ?1.00 for a Ladies' Everyday Shoe. Bring SI 25 for a Ladies' Ex'ra Good Shoe iu Baitou and Lsce.

Bring ?1 00 for a Misses' School Shoe. Brine$1.25 for a-Misses' School $hoe, Extra Good.

Brin^Sl 25 for a Men's Button or Conijffss Shoe. Bring SI 53 for a Bof's Fine Sboe.

Bring $1 50 fcr a Ladies' Kid Shoe, Good. Bring $2.00 for a Men's Seamless Shoe in Button or Congress at Boegemau's.

Base Ball Shoe for men, $1 00. Base Ball Shoe for men, 90c. Base Ball Shoe for youths, 75c. Child's Shoe for 25c. Child'6 Suoefor 50c. Boys' School Shoe for SI 00. The Best Shoe in Bntton, Cocgresa or Lace, good wear and Btyie, $2.00.

A. H. BOtGEMAN,

No. 104 South Fourth Street, South of Ohio,

Jf jFon want a good tea cent cigar call for t-ie Witrhita Boom cow sold by *11 the principal dealers inc igars.

Call and sea those beautiful new patterns of wall pi per at W. F. SIBLEY'S, 673 Main.

SCHLOSS' the $10 business #:iits.

wall paper, rich in

cnlcr and artisiic in design, received daily at W. F. SIBLEY'S.

place for your fine

Flsrnci coats and Tests, same make as we told for tho pa two years at il iintei

Gentlemen"^ clothes cleaned, co'orcd and repaired in an unsurpassed manner a H. F. Reiners' Oye House, £55 Main street.

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1887.

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No Gold Dollars

For fifty cents, but the very best Boots and Shoes for the money that the country affords. No shoddy bat good, clean, solid, first class goods at very low prices. Ladiee' Curacoa and Bright Dongoln or Lily Kid Button Shoe?, flexible soles, in all widths and sty lee, ranging in price from $2.00 to $3 50. Onr fine HandSewed Button Shoes, made of the very best Bright Dongola and French Kids, range from $3 50 to $5.00. Onr India Kid and Glove-top shoes range from $125 to $1 75. We call special attention to otir full assortment of Ladies', Missss* and Children's Low Shoes and Slippers, all at bottom prices. In odr Men's Department can be found a fnll line of Dongola Qoat Shoes, in Bals and Congress, st from $2 50 to $3 50, all seamless and solid. Also a full assortment of Seamless Shoes ic Men's wear, in Bait, Button and Congress, ranging in price from $1.75 to $2 00 together with a large stcck of Boys', Youths' and Children's Shoes of all kinds, and at prices that defy competition. Please call and examine before baying. ,t.

5 13 llELin. Str*e«t.

Na ylor's Opera House.

WILSON NAYLOR MANAGER.

Friday and Saturday, May 27-28 Grand Matinee Saturday*

EDWIN" 35\ MAYO And a Superb Company hi

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Presented With New and Special Scenery

Popular Prices of Admission.

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STRAWBERRIES!

Direct from

GROWERS.

P. J. Kaufman's

HE HAS ALSO

New String Beans, New Wax Beans, New Breen Peas,

New Tonatoes, New Potatees, New Cauliflower,

New Cucimbers, New Beets, Spinach,

Kale, Green Asparagus, New Turnips,

Soup Bunches, Spring Onions, Watercress,

Pie Plant, Radishes, Lettnce,

Parsley, Mint,

Fresh Saratoga Chips, Dressed Chickens, Dr ssd Docks,

Smoked White Fish, California Oranges, Tangerine Urangos,

Pineapples,

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Strawberries, Pineapples, Oranges,

Lemons, Bananas, Rice Flour,

Granulated Tapioca, Asparagus, Lettuce,

Radishes, Beans, Peas,

Ca bbage, Dressed Chickens, Turkeys,

New Tomatoes, Cucumbers, Pie Plant,

Spinaeh Kale,

Ducks, Eggs, New Potatoes,

Creamery Butter, Choice Country and Jersey Butler,

Maple Syrup, Choice Honey.

Terre Haute Transfer Co.,

Office, 639 Wabash A*e.

Passengers and Baggage

Transferred between Depots, Hotels and Private Residences.-

Prompt and Reliable Service Guaranteed

OinntDuses, Carriages and Picnic Wagons for Private Service.

Call Boxes 829 Wabash avenue Beauchamp's Stable, Telephone 200 Night Office, National House,.

WM. GRIFFITH, Supt.

STENOGRAPHIC BUREAU. Misa Hami'.l, S'enograpber and Notary Public, room 1, Savings Bank building. Verbatim reporting, legal documents written in shorthand and copied on type writer. All kinds of type writer copying aud Notarial work promptly attended to. Instructions given in shorthand and on type-writer.

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The Friend of the People and of High Prices.

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Extraordinary large ?s in our Dry Goods Department tills week. The 1 fogy high-price houses complain of the low price* he Buckeye Store make.

The People's Cause Our Own I

Only three days more can you buy Dress Goods at the prices advertised for thin week

Jerseys! Jerseys!

Thursday, Friday and Saturday we will give you a great drive in Jerseys. Goods that never h%ve beet offered for less than $1.25. $1.50, $1 75. $2.00, $2 25 and $2.50, all put in our "Big Lot," and you can take your choice for one dollar, only $1.00. Now is your time to buy a Jersey.

BUCKEYE CASH STORE

Cor. Sixth and Wabash Ave

Who want Fine dress Suits, but are unwilling to pay the downright exhorbitant "before the war" prices charged by merchant tailors, should select one of our line tailor made Dress Suits. You can rest assured that for quality, style and fit I hey positively outrival the work of some of Our so-cslled first class merchant tailors. And look at the money you save. You consider $35 to $40 a fair price for a very fine Drees suit made to order. We will show yon our finest faehionably made Dress Buits at $20, at $15 and $18. We exhibit a gorgeous variety of Gents' Fine DresB Suits made from the latest patterns and shades of choiceS otch Cheviots, West of England Goods, English Corkscrews, French Cae*itriers and Wide Weles They fit like a coat of paint and are made by first-class journeymen tailors, and are not descernable from custom made Suits for which merchant tailors charge 100 per cent more money. Tbe attention is called to our All Wool Business Suits at $6, $8, $10 and $12. Our Boyt' and Children's Department is pronounced by all as the moet inviting place cf its kind in the city, while our goods and prices never fail to impress tbe people favorably. Our special offerings for this week consist of 200 All Wool Knee Pants Suits at $2 50, priced elsewhere at $3 60 225 Knee Pants Suits at $1.90, good value at $2.50 Visit our Furnishing Goods Department this week.

Leading Clothiers aud Genls' Furnishers,

Oor- jPoujrLti and Main Streets-

SPE CIA LITALU Ladies' aid dents' Fine Stes.

Our Ladies' Fine Kid Button Shots for $2 regular rice$2.50. Our Ladies' Fine Kid Bntton Shoes for 32 50 regular pri Onr Ladies' Fine Kid Button, high top, French bael, $3 50 ri-gi.-Iar ^rice $450. O.ir Ladies' French Kid Button, hand turned, S4 regular price $5. Our Gents' hand scw«d button and eewnihse congress tiaisj kid $6: sold ehewhere for $8.

Our GenU' hsv.:d tewtd button and BeamlePB congreps calf kid $5 sold elsewhere for $7. Our Gents' machine sewed button and seamless dongola $8.50 regulor price $4.50...

Onr Gents' machine sewed button and seamless dongolin irgulsr price $4. Our Gents' machine sewed button and eeamless calf $3 regular priee $4 Our Gents' machine sewed button and seamless calf $2 50 rv«ular price $3 50 Our Gents' machine sewed button and Beamlees calf $2 regular price $2 50.

For Ladies', Misses' and Children's shoes in medium prices we can save you from 10c to 50on each pair. In Men's and Boys' working shoes we carry a large stock at prices that will be to your interest to call at our store and sav^ time and money, as our styles and prices never fail to suit,

J. R. FISHER,

327 MAIN STREET.

BIG DRIVE IN

Cliamber Suits.

Finest and Cheapest Line in the Gity,

COTTAGE, ASH, OAK, CHERRY AND WALNUT.

Sideboards, Parlor Siils.

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FANCY TABLES, KATTiX 31'WKEKS.

All Nice and Sew Pric-. c.'«vvw! iii rln iiy,

R. FORSTEK

Between

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