Daily Wabash Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 19 May 1887 — Page 3

POWDER

Absolutely Pure.

lilis fowder never varies. A uatrvoi of

lilts irfty,

purity, strength and wUolesonu-usss. More economical than tbe ordinary kinds, and canlot b« sold in competitor 'tie multitude of low tost, short welge- nm phosphate

AND Alii A I.IKE. T. H. & I. PI VIBIOX.

Ar.

from East—Fast iil t(8)....... 10.00 pin Pacific Bx t(8) ... 1.30 a 111

•&J

BAEIJfO rk.

imwders. Sold only In can-,. PowdekOO., lor, Wall stn-et, New Tort TV.'-!-

ill Hit

4-ij. tra Jui arrive Mid depart tf«R' QUflP Uijgot^ (Tbestnnt arid Tents stre«», sjcespFT tST*Tralni marked thus (S) denote Sleep] Uirs attached daily. Trains marked thus denote Hotel Cars attached. Trains thus (B) denote Buffet Cars attached. Trains marked thus (t) run daily.. All other traln9 run daily, Sundays excepted.

Mall Train 10.12 a in Past Ex t(H) 2.08 Indianapolis Ac.... e.46 pin

Leave for West Pacific Ex t(8) 1.43 a Mail Train.... 10.18 am Fast Ex t(S) 2.13

I'ast Mall +(S) 10.04

Ar. Irom West—Day Ex t(H) 2.1$ to Kast .... 1.42 am Gin Si Louisville,fastis.*)

Fast Mall t(3) 1.13 6 as

X^are for East—Day Ex t(H) .. .. 3M Fast Ex 1.61 a Mall and Ac 7.16 am

Cln & umlsTllle.fastia.fle Fast Mall t(S) l.ao a

T. H. & L. DIVISION.

Ar. from North—Mall Train 12.30 Accommodation ... s.oo I.save'for North—Mall Train ft.00 am

Accommodation ... *.46 pat

EVAN3VILI.E & TKRRE HA DTK. WA9HVII.H£ L.IHK. Ar.Irom South—NashaCExt(S&B) 4.60 a

Ev&IndExt(P).... 13.3# pin Chi & IndEx t(S)... laoo

ljemts for houth—Chi & Ex t8, 5.04 a in Hv & IndEx t(f).... 8.20 C&NEt t[S4BJ..10.06

BVANSVTLLE sc INDIANAPOLIS. Ar. from 3ou)li—Mall and Ex 8.06 a Accommodation.... ».lo a leave ror S'th —Mall and Ex soo a

Accommodation.... 3.26

CHICAGO & EASTERN ILLINOIS OAKVILLK LUT*. Ar. troia NortS—T. H. Aooo'n 10.08 am

C. H. ST. Hi Bx... 1.15 & Nash Ex t[8]... 3.20 a in N.*o. Ex. tra SB] io.oo

trt-ove for N 'ik—T. & C. H. Bx.. .10.06 am Watseka Ac.... Nash

2.27

Nash & c. Bx. tr31.io.»6 Ex. t[8*B] 4.B6 am

If. sc

TERRE HAUTE ft PEORIA. from N W—Mall Hi Acc'n 6.06 0.20 a

Ar. from N W—Mail Ij've for N W—Mall S Aco'n... BEE LINE ROUTE

INDIANAPOLIS A ST LOUIS.

Depot, Cornar Sixth and Tlppeoaaoe Streets, Ar. from East—Day Ex t[SJ...: 10.60 a Limited t[3] 2.06 Dfl

Mattoon Ajjo'D.,.'. s.18 NysatLfitw].. 1.08 ami

(.•'ye for West—Day Express t[9]..10.0i am limited t[6] 2.06 pm Mattoon Acc'n..... 8.16

N & St Ex tf§]. itrfti..

Ar (rtiui W«tsi. -N fndli N Limited t[Sl

Exprcis

l.tfilYl* i'H H«st--N

1.08 a in .12.20 a 7.18 a ..1.28 ra 3.40 12.M a 7.20 IB

fndlanapolls Kx,

l'ay Express tTi Express tj: Indianapolis

NY Limited tfSJ... 1.80 Day Express t[B]... '3.4T ra

E I S TH*

CRUCIBLE.

AltOUt twailty «lUtv»voie4 & uctu •or* on my cfc". it, «*r.d tte iU pmuoimoctl HMBoer. havrt :i nuniDer at phjfllclAxw. tail without 'eoelvlLi aisy crmanent the uuutSer wviouiicior iwu upeotftllstA. TtomfeMcluo l\io? #us like ftre iotb« •or*, oauslDg I at en a© [torn. I saw a In th« pAp»r« tell Ink' woat S. 8, ti. had do&« for mhtt ilmJlwly urfllctod. pi\wur«d soxuAat wrnam. 0*for« I bad ua&U tl»o bottlo Um Mlfbbora oould nuti, that oanoor WM lullm nf My genera 1 had b««& Md Cor I wo or three year#—I had h&oktag spit blood eonttnumlly. I had a pif la mj* After taking alx boAldV fl» A. mf owa#h left met and I grew stoat** 1 Had boon ror several years. My fcaa Haata4 ov«r alt but a little 6pot gtm of a half dime, ami vaplliy ttfaappMfc* |^, vrould ndvipti dverj 5nth Ml ftf» •. ft. e. talr ttN,

NAKCV

J. ilcCONA0OH®T,

ill10 up, ripp*w*aoe tntime H^do came u, out warrant agaicst Gallion beustice Felsauthal. The case came or adjudication yesteidar. The point was raised that the trial and

/Iction before 'Squire Cooper was t» any further proceedings Prosecutor Stunkard inthat the brothers had tered into collusion to evade a heavy inishment and mitigate the line. To »this the younger brother swore out a ~^nt for the arrest of the elder. The -«i-t has held in a number nf

fnth slidlnf DaUchaMa HP" Better flfca le or Ho*n(4 guaranteed nfVW to

Price,

STATK NEWS.

The Indiana funeral directorj are ho!diog their annual cafeetiuf at ladianapo:iiv ^1

Diptfierla, which wasadlaUl list {al.'i has again maJ« its appearance in Richmond.

Milton TrHjle died at EvansTille, aged 70 years. St waa born in Vanderbugh county.

Fifty boys and girls received their first oomtnnnion at St. Mary's Catholic church in Richmond on Sunday.

The army woiai has made its appe once in Jackson oounty and is doi much damage to growing crops.

oing

Tlie Koari of \itiion directors, which met on \Vt!dnesd*y, at New Albany, will rsoiiiri iu seBsioi) until Saturday.

Henry lirowii, a 'armer of Jackson county, was severely bitten 011 the ankle by a opperhead snake while planting core. The man's recovery is iloubtfuL

The next meeting of the State Ministerial iuaociatiuu of the Christian Chnrch, which closed at Wabash on the 13th. will bs h*ld at Kokomo May 11 to 13tb, IMS.

Hon. John L. Griffith* will address th« literary sooieties of the State Voi varsity Jtuh!g'O0Qmeitcament week. H. Parks, of Martinsville, was chosen as alternate.

Richard Humphrey died last Monday nighf in the Floyd oonnty poor house. He was a member of the Twenty-third Indiana Infantry and was a brave soldier. Ho was 62 years of age.

Cards are oat for the wedding of A. C. WHd man, ex-governor of Karl ham college, and Miss Anna White, an arl ist, whose tome is in Knightstowu. The marriage will take place Jan* lit.

There lite been, at tbe the Stale university tliis year, an enrollment of 293 in the college proper, a gain oi eighty one percent, in attendance which is due to the popularity of President Jordan.

There is complaint at Indianapolis over the new ice pricc lift. Small buyers pay 40 per cent, more than last year. Dealers claim that tfie crop costs $260 ton, but ihey sell at wholesale at 11 50 a ton and make a profit.

Fifty clergymen and district stewards cf the KoVomo district of the North In diana M. E. conference met in annual convention in that oitr, with Presiding Elder J. E Brvin in the chair, and the Rev. S Nasi, of Tipton, as secretary.

At a seance in Kokomo recently, a gentleman struck a match when the materialized spirit appeared and was knocked down by the spook which proved to be the medinm, Charles Mlnals, ettired only in his underwear.

A reward of $200 had been offered for the apprehension and arrest of Charles Ojtrander, ot Suymour, who was killed by being run over by a freight train last Sunday night. Six weeks ago he hsd a fight in which he cut a man nearly to piecei with a knife.

There are 106 teachers employed iu tbe pnblic schools of Hamilton county, the echool terms being from nix to nine months. There are in the county 8,744 ehildren of school age the county has 141 school buildings, of tho aggregate valueof $150,000, all iu good repair.,

NEIGHBORHOOD NUGGETS.

A Woman's Relief oorpa will be organfeed i»: Vincenues. There are fourtern members of the CrawfordsvilleHigh school, out of which five have been selected to deliver orations. The graduating exercises will be followed by a banquet and reunion of the alumni.

Ladoga, in Montgomery county, will celebrate the Fourth and has invited the Greencaetle and Crawfordsville base ball clubs to play a match game, as one of the features of the occasion, offering a priza of |24 to the winning side. The invitation will be accepted.

Albert J. Selbey was sentenced to two years imprisonment in the penitentiary and fined $100, in the Montgomery county circuit court, on Wednesday. Last year a man representing himself as thsP'ageDtof a New York firm, stopped at the house of John L. Swim, a Parke county farmer, living near Judson, and ottered to send him ten gallons of paint for which he would charge nothing, stipulating that It should be used by Swim, as an advertisement, in painting the roof about his premise*. The farmer agreed, and gove the paint man his address. Thirty days afterward Selliey appeared upon the scene and produced an order signed by Swim for 100 gullons of paint at $2.28 per gallon. Swim protested, and a compromise was finally effected, the former giving his note for 170 payable in ninety days. The transaction camo to the knowledge of the grand jury and Selbey wss arrested. The case was taken to Crawfordsville from Rockvllle on a change of venue. Selbey's home is in Plymouth, led., where Dingman lived, the lumber swindler who was also sent to the penitentiary from Orawfordsvlile, gome time ago.

PARIS POINTS.

Base H«ll-A Brother to lie Davie, the Celebrated TrutMr, Sold. Speoial the Express.

Pajus, 111., May 18.—The Paris Reds and the Clinton, Ind., club played at the bam ball park in this city yesterday. Score—Paris, 21 Clinton, 3.——Tom Turner, of the Paris Rids, has an offer to play ball with the Decatur club the remainder of the season.—The incandescent light is being pat in in this city. The city does not furnish light to consumers from their plant, and the incandescent system will be under tbe management of Witt Bros The order of races for the Eastern Illinois circuit have been changed for this season. The first races will be held at Shelbyville. The races here will ojiomeuoe July 27th and in inmcontinu* three days.—-I. N, Sheppard ties fo»-da sold a young horse (Star Davis) deveh to a gentleman in Pana, IU. This horse ting is a roll brother to Joe Davis the celebrated trotter. Mr. Sheppard has had tanarkable saaoess with this class of horiis and StarDavis wilt probably gain the imputation .his brother'"has enjoyed.

Uow to Help four OlfMUwii. Almost every day we feel the unpleasant sensations of indigestiou. Try AI'cock's Porous Piaster* and be relieved. J. F. Davenport, of Oanaraie, New Turk, writes:

I have bean much troubled with a violent pain below my chest bone. I was told by several pbysiciacs that it was rheumatism of tbe diaphragm. It resulted from cold and exposure. I had very little appetite and digested My food with greit difficulty. I placed one Allcock's Putoua Plaster below the breast bone aud two on each aid}. In the #'iurse of twenty foiir hours all pain eeaaed, and I w«» able to eat and digest a good square meal, VjmefiltSg I had not done beforrfin .. two weeks. I got better constantly, and at the end of •even days found uiysetf entirely trell. Since then I havti used Allcock's Porous Plasters for coldv, coughs sad pains in in? side, and I have always found tlieni quick and effective.

TU# New »outh—asun* Old Prejudiee. The sction of the white troops from teutfc will bo dwbt mum how) to

(o tip at the North about "the poor negro and (lie color iine," but the stand which they have taken will be supported by Southern sentiment The young me» who oompose the crack military organi •ations of the South are refined and educated gentlemen, who belong to ttie best families south of the Ohio river, and they will not tolerate any attempt to place negro troop* on the tame.aocial and military footing with themselves. Let all the companies from the Soaih abandon the idea of going to Washington unleae the management ol the drill arrange for separate quartan for the colored troops, and,.agree that they shall compete for prires only With companies composed of their own race.—TNew Orleans States.

THE RAILROADS.

Catching! Htro aaJ Tber* of.toUrM'.ia.ttsai. There is a daily demand for first-class bridge carpenters on all the roads leading out of Ten* Haute.

The new Cannelton, Tell City A Troy road when completed will be operated by the Louisville, Evaneville A St. Louis company.

The Brotherhood of Locomotive Fir* men, of Indiana, are arranging for a state convention to be held at Logansport, commencing the 23d.

Pat Cronin, who was formerly well known as an engineer oa the eastern division of the Vandalia, is proprietor of a wholesale and retail grocery business a Winslow, Arieona, Ter.

Cal Jones, who for severar years ran an engine on the I. A St. L., is in the city. J9e has been running a construction train &n the Southern Pacific He will remain in the city several days and then visit friends in Indianapolis, Cleveland and Pittabnrg.

The »pring time eard on tbe I. A St L. was put in operation Sunday. The new arrangement provides for no change in the running time, and in place of chair cars Wagner sleepers are substituted. ihia change will undoubtedly be highly appreciated by the patrons of the road.

Indianapolis Journal: The new Sara toga limited train, which i» to be run this summer by the New York Central A Hudson River raiiroad, it is announce], will make the entire trip from Jfsw York to Saratoga with but a single stop, and that at Troy. The distance is 148 miles, and la the longest continuous ran without a stop made by any road in the world for regular business. The next longest ran is that of the Chicago limited from New York to Albany, which is six miles leas than the run to Troy.'1

THE SUPREME COURT.

Hon. Byron K. Elliott, Chief jo*tie*. The following opinions were rendered May 17:

MATTE* AJTD SBBV ANT—N COLIOmOK. 12432. Martin Krueger. administrator vs. The Louisville, New Albany A Chicago rail war company. La Porte CC. Reversen. Elliet', C. J.—The negligence of a fellow-servant, or co empioye acting as such, will not authorise a recovery against the master In any case, although the fellow-ser-vant may be superior officer, agent cr foreman but if tbe superior agent is charged with the performance of the master's duty, then, in so far as that duty is concerned, his acts and his negligence are those of the master, who is liable therefor tea servant thereby injured. assignment—prbfibubd creditors—

FRAUD.

12813. Abraham G. Schwab *t al. vs. Albert D. Simon et al. Fountain C. C. In the absence of actual fraaJ a deed of assignment Hnder the statute will be upheld as a valid general assignment, notwithstanding certain creditors are preferred. The statute will control and annul such preference. (109 Ind., 248.)

Mrs. Gladstone nearly always accompanies her huaband to the house of commons, and she never fails to wrap a stont comforter round his neck when he leaves for home.

VARIETIES.

In tbe case of Frank J. Bowman, the notorious St. Louis lawyer, Judge Bledgett, of Chicsgo, decided that the United States courts nave no jurisdiction in divorce proceedings.

Bra«« Dp.

You are feeling depressed, your appetite is poor, you are bothered with headache, you are fidgetty, neryous, and generally out of sorts, and want to brace up. Brace up, but not with stimulants, spring medicines, or bitters, which have for their basis very cheap, bad whisky, nnd which stimulate you for an hour, and then leave you in worse condition than before. What you want is an alterative that will purify your blood, start healthy action of liver and kidneys, restore your vitality, and give renewed health and strength. 8u«i a medicine you will fled in Electrio Bitters, and only 50 cents a bottle at Cook, Bell A Lowry's drug store.

Rati makers and the manufacturers of railway material generally predict an improving demand for material, on account of the steady increase, of earnings on the leading railroads. The improving commercial reports are also stimulating confidence, and leading to an enlargement of industrial operations. The reports of earning* of thirty-eight railroad companies for thefint quarter of the year show an increase of 21 per cent over 1886.

The usual treatment of catarrh is very unsatisfactory, as thousands of despairing patients can testify. Oa this poict a trustworthy medical writer says: "Proper local treatment is positively try to success, but many, if net most, of the remedies in general use I" physicians afford but temporary benefit. A cure certainly cannot be expected from snuffs, powders, douche* and washes." Ely's Cream Bala is a

the patient

which combines the important requisitea and March of this year laweiv «t. of quick action, specific curative powerl the imports. The stati-til,

with perfect safety and pleasantness to,„d exports for April, al ^et onTy lly completed, indicate that there een a change in the

Bishop Ireland, of St. Paul, in hisand that the imports for April exmssssge from the pope to his subjects|Aft experts by at least fifteen says: "In reference to the Knights ofNNiars. Labor the holy father has not approved of them, but has not condemned them. »eP.,uw'« win. The church says that labor has rights,' Albany, May 19.—The wiil of and has the privilege totorganiae for their-i protection. The Knights, so far, have done nothing officially worthy of condemnation, but they must not infringe on the freedom of labor. They must not deny to others, not members of their order, the right to work."

Horafbrd'a Actd Phosphate In Worvona Oebl'lty. Dr. W. J. Burt, Austin, Texas, says: "I used it in a ease of nervous debility, and very great imprbvement followed.

An organisation is being effected among certain capitalists of New York to trade in silver bullion eertificatea as

ain and cotton certificates are now The head center of th* organisation will be the new Western National bank, of which ex-Seaetary of the Treasury Manning and ex-Treasurer Jordan are the foRBfa Manning and his associates have planned (6 mast! New York the rbief seat of the silver bullion trade, Fid will thus seek to transfer the control cf the «lv?r owket froa Load on to York,

TftlS ESPWJC8S, TEKRE HAUTE. THURSDAY.

fbalr Baslneea Baomlog.

Probably no one thing has caused such a general revival of trade at Cook, B?U A Lowry's drug store as their giving &way to their customers of so many free trial bottless of Dr. Kidb's New Discovery for consumption. Their trade is simply enormous in thii very valuable article frcm the fact that it alwayB cures and never disappoints. Gongns, colds, asthma, bronchitis, croup, and all throat and lung diseases quickly cured. Yon can test it before baying by getting a trial bottle free, large sise tl. Every bottle warranted.

The grand lodge of Missouri Odd Fellows is in session .st St. Louis. There are 15,154 Odd Fellows in the state |59, 038 was paid out for relief last year %nd there ie $08,867 in the treasury.

I Bncltlen'i Arnim Salr*. Thz Bkt Salve ia the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever soree, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles, or no pay required, it is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or monev refunded. Price, 25 c.cts p?r box. For sale br Cook, Bell A Lowry.

Tom Smith killed a fellow deck hand named Hodge on th9 Ohio river steamer John 8. Hopkins. Jim Bennett, another deck hand, then killed Smith end ia turn was nearly killed by the other deck hands.

Children Teething.

The mother finds a faithful friend in MRS WINSLOW'8 SOOTHING SYRUP. Price 25 cents a bottle.

A $1,000,000 malleable iron works is to be erected at Nashville a bridge works at Rome, and a rolling mill at Florence, to cost $150,000.

THE MARKETS

CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO, May 18.—Wheat—Weaker and lower. Corn—Weak at opening bat closing at 41o for July. Provisions—Opened a fraction lower July ribs clo»ad at 17 33 Jnly lard opened at $0 82^, closed at 80 70. Caah'qnotatione: Floor—Firm and unchanged No. 3 spring wheat, 87£o No. 8 spring wheat, 79080c: No. red, 879jfe No. 3 oats, 36c. No. 3 rye, 66}4c. No. 3 earn, 88*688*. No. 3 barley, 67c. No. 1 flaxseed, $1.11 prime timothy seed, $1 70@ 171. Hess Pork—$31 80. Lard—16 623*. Sbert ribs sides, loaee, 87 05Q7 10 dry salted shoulders, boxed, 85 60Q6 TO short •tsar sidee, bexed, 87 50Q7 65. Whisky— 81.10. Batter—Declining oreamery, I0Q lBKe dairy, 11®Ac. Eggs—Firm 10* Ollc.

CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, May 18—Cattle— Beeeipts, 8,C00 head shipments, 8,000 head market a shade lower shipping steers, 960 to 1,600 ponnds, $4a5 15 stoekers and feeders, $3 76 §135 cows, bolls and mixed, $3 00£?4 00 bolk, 88 OOftS 80 Texas cattle, 88 000 4 18. Hogs—Beoeiptx. 16,600 head shipments, 6,500 head market slow, closing 6c lower rough and mixed, 84 60Q4 95 pasktag and shipping, 14 9005 15 light, 84 68 04 90 skips, 88 00@4 50. Sheep—Beoeipts, 6,000 head shipments, 1,500 head market a shade lower all-ehorn natives, 84 35 western, 88 65@4 15 Texans, 88@8 90 lambs, 83 00 04 00.

DR7 GOODS.

WW YORK, May 18.—There was tke steady request of previous reports for cotton goods. In proportion to stooks the business was good. Androscoggin and Tictoria sateens and Roekportand Laooniaeorset jeans all advanced Xc.

SEW VOHK,

NHW YOKE, Hay 18.-Flcmr-Flrm. Wheat—J^a^e lower, and aetive No. 8 red, 5J4e No. 1 red, 96*a97c store and elevator #7o, f. o. b. No. 1 white, #Tc. Corn—Generally steady and moderately aetire 48*e delivered No. 3, 48e in elevator 493t'o dellr-

Oata—Steady and aetive mixed, 810

86c-, white, 38041c. Coffee—Fair Bio, strong, 193ic. Sugar—Steady, moderate inquiry Hoscorndo, 4 7-16o molasses sugar 4Ws een trifagal, 5Uc Baflned—Quiet C, 4*04^o extra C, 4*a4*o: white extra C-, 4%a4|(o off A, 5a5 l-16o mould A, 5-16o confectioners A, 5a5*e cotloaf ami crashed, 6116a6*o pow-! dared,6^a6o immolated 6 69-100r£%o cubes, 6*0. Molassee—Quite and firm, Tallow— Dallas I8-I60. Eggs—Firm, and in fair demand, 113^al3e. Fork—(ienerally steady 816 36015 50. Old lard—507 points lower, and moderately aotive. Batter—Dnll and hsavv. 13030. Cheese—Quiet and weak.

yellow, 4)£a4*o off 5*e standard A, 5 5a5*e cotloaf ami cr

,TV, 13030.

Cheese—Quiet and

NEW YORK MONEY

BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, May 18. Wheat—Western, lower and quiet No. 3 winter red spot, 05*0 96o Mty, 95*@96c June, 95}$faS:96c Jnly, 98^i094c August, 91*091*e. Com— Western, easier and doll mixed spot, 48K0 4*Ke Hay, 86c asked Jane, 47*048}tfo Joly, 48*048*e. Oat»-Btsady and quid western white, M089e do mixed. 84085c. Provisions—8teady and doll. Mess pork, 815 10018 00. Lard—Refined, 8X08*e. Eggs—Higher, st 13}018e. Coffee—Unsettled and doll Bio cargoes, ordinary to fair, 18*018*o. Other articles unchanged. Beeeipts—Floor, 15,888 barrels wheat, 81,000 boshels corn, 2,800 boshels oats, 4,000 boshels rye, 100 boshels. Shipment*—Flour, 33,886 barrels. ______

CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, May 17.—Floor—Strong family, 88 7508 90 fancy, 84 000415. Wheat—In good demand No. 3 red, 88a87*o. Corn—Basier No. 3 mixed, 43a43*e. Oats— Scarce and firm No. 3 mixod, 81c. Bye— Steadv No 3, 660. Pork—Doll and nominal 815 50. teid—Easier 86 56. Bolk Meats— In light demand short rib, 8713*. Baoon— Basier short rib, 88 GO short clear,, 88 87*. Whisky—Qoiet salea' of 688 bar-" rels of flnishsd goods on the basis of 81 05. Batter—Qoiet fancy creamery,39031c good to 'extra, 17019o, choice dairy, 18018e. Hega—Steady common and light, 88 850 88 packing and bntohers', 84 6005 10 seiata. 2,400 head shipments, 1,060 bead. Bggs—Firmer lOe. Cheese—Lower small fall steam Ohio ll*allc.

LEGAL

feBTHOWNV ^STayT9.—Exports from

remadynited States during January,'Feb-

OTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Orncs or Cm Enemas,

Ihbbb Hactx, Ind., May 18, 1887. Sealed piopoaala will be reoeived by the oomsson council «f the eity of Teire Haute, Ind., at their next regular meeting, Toesda evening, Jure T, 1887, for the improvement of flu following streets, to wit: Lafayette arenas from near the I. & St. L. railroad crossing to Sersoth street. Third svenne from Third street to Ninth street, and Ohio street from Ninth-and-oae-ha# strsst to E. AT. H. railrood. Said streets to be improved in accordance with plana and apectfoatioBs now on file in the ofioe at the eity olerk. All proposals, must be aeeompanied by a bond of two hnn drod (306) doUarsr signed by two (3) disinterested soredes that the bidders will eater into eootnet within five (5) days after the award ia mad*.

Proposals most be made en regnlar blank forms to be had at city engineer's ofioe. Envelopes sontaining bids most be endorsed with name ot the attest for wbioh the tender ia made.

The eoonsil reserves the rig^t to reject sny or all proposals. By ord»r of the common ooondl. fPO. B, SBlMEg,

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I JOHNSON

Main Pen!

The best Gold Pointed Pen made. —.

WARRANTED.

P*23W

If the Pen does not prove satisfactory on trial vre:.wui refund the money.

OOOD ASSORTMENT CiP

-ANT

SILVERWARE! Always in Stock.

Will scatter like the thleres of nlsht Before a draught of Seltaer bright.

onest Help for Men.

Pay No More Maney to Quacks.

Nothing an til Cured, Address Hlt.N RT HP-RAUL, Box 46S, Milwaukee. Wis.

A N E

Caneer aud Tumors cured by Dr. Kingsley, of Dauvllle, 111., who for many years has made these diseases a specialty. The I)o«tor is a regular graduate, with an extended experience In the treatment of these diseases. The poor treated free. No knife used. For further Information address

V. C. T. KIMGLLBT, M. D,, Danville, 111.

W. ». CliIS"T, J. H. WILLJAMS,

AH MOO LONG,

CHID LADHDRY.

Shlrta Drawers Undershirt* Collar* Cuffs (per pair) Handkerchiefs

MARKET.

NEW YORK, May 18.—Money on oall easy, at 405 per cent. eloeed, offered at 5 per'eent. Prime mercantile paper £06}{ per cent. sterling exchange, dnll and unchanged 84 86^ f°r 60-day bills, and 84 86* for demand. Total sales of stocks to-day were 487,000 shares.

10c 6c

R/: 6C' 2c 4c -. 20.

§23 MAIN STREET.

PENNYROYAL PILLS "CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH." lbs Orlglaal sad Only ftesalBS.

of weKfcfa

far pTttwrim in

pi letUr by tester Cfccj BavsrOt 1

Ask tor TUeDOOttMb

PBOFESSiSNAL SARDS

O. O. LDffCOLU". DENTIST. Extracting nna ar ticcial teeth specialts. All work warranted. Operation on .bo natural teeth carefully performed, ittoe, Scutb Sixth street, opposite •setOiBco, Terre Ha.ute.

I. M. C, HO YSR

I3STStJR,^L3SrOH3 -M)D-

Mortgage Loan,

No. 5S7 OHIO STREET,

Vf'i K, HA1I, l. D. 8.- "W. K. MAIL, I. D. 8,

JJrs. & KaU,

DENTISTS,

ih!i:coasors to Bartholomew St Hall,) fJW iK 8T., T&SBK HAUTK, ITSli'

£. A.

Eva

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DMTBT,

REMOVED

Ky.. ffrcm the corner of Blxti and Otis, to V-jQ uort Sixth, first door uortu cf B.ipwith tl eaxueb. culty, the otl The wo sat dow jugular from tb acrors esca|cd

CONSUMPTION. for tbe ahore disease: br Us use cases of the wont kind ana of kmgi been cored. So strong Is my faith 1 that 1 win send TWO BOCTLKS with a VALUABLE TRKATIBKC

W^fKrAG,T,J

GJBOBeE Jobber iu all grades of

HUM ISO SSD UBHICITISG «i!S, OWce, Northwest cor. Third and Main Sts. SUPRKME UOHT Is tbe Finest Illuminating Oil In the Market.

W'jSliq iHU

O-HJO.

rjLi

mdt

F". SCHMIDT Oppotlta Optra House.

Wtrsr actver tmrnnzmb.

.ar

Sow whan tfco fcuils hegta te show. Til time for yoos« sad old to know That noen,

LamHvdetmti

all

The Ills at IndigetKotu at!! Witb oroiy trouble, ache ThatfoSOTrsta theMMeM train.

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M. CLIVT.

niyn nmmycf

Manufacturers of

Sash, Doors, Blinds, Ac. y' rx And Dealers In

LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES, GLASS, TAINTS, OILS and

Builders' Hardware.

MULBERRY ST., OOR. NINTH, Terre Haute.

OTL PAINTINGS TO

•^ww5ssfWijsr^s»Y/

8'iaw rii jizus 0

Bostoit"

:e*m.

ema

one^uarter .of what yon will hay. to pay

Capital, $1,00,000.00. .• s- •,

MKTBOPOIii TAN

Sioct afid Grair

17» and 1*1 State Street,

YThslnier House)

OH qap°»

Dwiters in Stocks, Bonds. Grain and Visions for Cash and Future Deflvwi'.

(inters Kxecuted on Margins as low as $r.oo per Share on Stacke.j Grain, cent per Buehei.

Pork, 35 centa per Barrel. ... Lard, 94 cents per Tleree. Oil, 1 cent per Barrel.

,UT

fc .' .i

^on-resldeuts can trade by dapositlrj1 margins to our crelit with any responsible banfc.

Customers not liable beyond margins stiecifled on orders. Liberal Inducements to Brokers.

Oorrcfpondpnc* solicited by mall or Wlf

I am prepared to treat Consumption by GASEUSE EN EM ATA, the new method by Dr. Becgon whieh is now meeting with such surprising and banpy results, patients gaining in weight the frsr week of treatment. Other diseases of

LDDP

TM,

toons System!

I am still snecessfullr treating by my »aw Ststbm of Electro Ihalatio". CCrrtc and Investigate.

DS. C. T. MAIAa, south Sixth Street/Boo Block, over Postofflcc.

9 to 11 a. m. and 2 to 5 p. m. to 8 p. m. Tuesday, Thursdw ana Saturday evenings. CONSULTATION MtBE.

Honrs

i-ra

WTT.MA* Cljrr, H. CUFF, «. T- rUTTr*

'iTBBKB IAUTE'

BoiierWorks

B" i.

CUFF a CO., Pnyrlftm. Manufacturers of

Boilers, MeStaclsJatl*, Itc.

hop on First. Street, Between Watmrt aad Poplar. t'i ton, /, Ji'ie Am. TSR&BJiAUTK, 1NDIAKA.'

"itepsdring promptly attended tb.

MOTH PROOF BAGS! ". For protection ot

Blankets, Furs and Woolens,

WHOLlCaAI.lt A*» BBTAIL.

J. R. DITSCAH 4 CO M0 W2 Main St.

THE LATEST IMPROVED

GASOLINE STOVES

^Jiriy^raidrSf iiiil Ice Ctio

rtotks A1» iwArtiirnBmroe aoKif^atoal ... {.5«b!IBole AgSPbtor ma Oersted

FAVORITE COOK 8T(

'35T ssfl- ^ofiaittaapo deiwsl ,^'s

M^Hais i»eet,

$1,000

Kir

-"WOBTH,pF

WiSBiisinesB with us has n#ver faltered since we opened our store,

we with the result of the pa»t season that we now VMse t*»

beopflt.^ "f3 Nl 'I yilM I SBS«-«S»n«

We shall opeii the Campaign by presenting to-each MjieYC1

qi* ovrer of Dry Ooods tit one time a handsome oil

any charitable institution in this city

DtufTk et&epe unncci

ifw iH

Dry Goods at one time a Handsome on parang on canvas, 14x22 incbe.«,

which we guarantee is worth, to buy ar any art store, more money than you pay vour

Dry Goods. Remember, this pioture is ss represente4,ajs«iuine work of art, prodii, oil I

hand at wnsidirable expense, to show that w* jnean what we say.jW. will g.ve ta

$100

sti nos a

a# "mt

y3.

every person purchasin

§11^ «I

FiiraU'

If anyone will prove to us that the painting we #ill gire away is not pamted

and by hand.1 Furthermore, w« have contracted iftjl of the largest. Maui

for frames, whieh we propose to supply every cu^t«nfeK who gets a paintim tt

Our Prices Will Be g^L-owas Ev^r.

bag, and never leave the Huston Store without your painting.

trAstX ,.

adrertif

Our stock is larger than orer. W. do this to adrertise our business and moke our

customers happy. And it tskss Boaey to dolt, our loss is your gain,, torn®

this otli

early, as the fun cannot lust always. Ladies, cut thfe out and paste it in youB i.'Jng.

418 WABASH A^ENUEr im* *3S«t «?**#,

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S a

Deaiors in W^yht Iron Seam and Chann^ eliina fHpiTj Repairing promptly done,

Rubber and Chain Belting Bolting Chests and 4 ehlnery of every doss HpiTon used in flour miMs.

"i b&:&m-

11« iiaasab --.2 jg-

ill Sizes

anltfiito wvl or

mi* wWati

•Dealers in-

Beltui, Boltiii Cloth aid taal Mffl Sippties

and »o well ais

ive our. cuBtomer* tl'.s

"i v.-rtii

aaut'-.i '.r^

Ii is free «t»

wnirW1

mimm

-t f.*a VTM.fiZt tout tl?

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...

^ANUPACI'UBRK-: «r

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volving Coal Screen

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Coat Snait. Fioar am snw Rfm Machinsry, Bank t-Jf- !%T~ MiHs, of all Cold and Hot Water Pump«, Pumps, House Columns anr! a!! kind?

turai iron Work, The COSSfHON 8 £'M8E ENGirife AHB._ cAL, I. PUMP specialty. ,***

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J, A.. JProp'jSi I I :t! 7..: '?. •••••tr- m* .-

Cor. Firjt aid Wsinut 8ts„ Terre Haul?/

caa

Ptoiin Foiuiitry and

2'.?] j.

NtNTM STRBST, (Kulbiry* to Eagle, near Unleri Oepel) TMM »*».

ZawiMt and Best Blqulpped Shop in W*tem India t-

Can fornisfa first-else* wor* note promptly and at b^Wer priese tb«a Wf rc -s peHton,

We make a specialty of house work and std» fronts.

mem im wot BV** V. a vH J&J)$ -rl wtrairr ijaa2s» Jo: rcsa'aAhsiaW'

•afefl an- arwfa i9 thaye afrutad. "«T •Jwi's

re* srabiliaa—[jrr im-rr^ds lata

ill-

Corner

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74 me

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:r.+*n io iifcisWw.sj'i. t* '.y SnMlw'ISv* tli^e larger lias ol Engine, Furnace. Gearing, Pulley and Machinery ratle any establishment ia this vicinity.

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Oall end »:t« ua,

OW%" .til2W* nsMtts^s* Mn fWll iUdtii

mvu raw 54eor

itad.' We are displaying afine line of Bcotch Oood: -. Jineee^taple 0o«U- A psrfaet &t is gaatanteed^ WK

as iUjCttjidlf

in Streets,