Daily Wabash Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 29 May 1887 — Page 2

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Jobn Kanley. J- M. Samuels.

JOIN HAHLIY

Waterproof Horsr ainf 'Wiflon Covert,

,rn.T HABKOCK& cWS,

Mattresses and Bedding,

319 and 3a 1 Cherry Street. ..

DIED.

MMO$—Mrs. Phebe Myton died at her idesoe at 610 north Ninth street, on flatttraay afternoon, abont 2 o'clock. _"

The funeral will take place at her late hoCM to-day at 2 p. m. Friends of the family are invited to attend. Interment in the oonn{fjr.

HO AG LAS D—Silas and Jamea.Hoagland, by drowning.

The funeral will take place fram the residence, north of Collett's park on. fJpT'flnfch street, at 4 o'clock this afternoon. Intel meat at Wioodlawn cemetery.

Friends of the family are invited without further notice.

AJSTSf OUTS" CEMENTS.

J^AYOKSPROCLAMATION. ,j.

I therefore respectfully request that all bnsiness houses and manufacturing establish' inents be closed from 1 p.m. until 6 p.m. on said day and that all who can will participate in'saift beremoniea. The oity officers and the common council-are specially requested to take-part

The plans and specifications can fie inspect* od at the office of CWt .& Williams. Ail proposals should be delivered to Jno- (}. Williams, chairman of building committee, 8% north Sixth street, Terre Haute.

The board pf manager® reserve* the right to re] act any and all pro

ASON1C tCKERAL NOTICE.

OTti&E

CO.,

Manufacturers of

Awnings and Tents,

Whereas^ Mie 80th day of May lias'been de*ignated and set apart by the National legislature as the anniversary day

which the graves

of oar citizens who fell in the war for the rap* prassion ef the rebellion shonld be decorated now that it may be'appropriately observed .by those who survived and have "in keeping, th* aaerad trust of oherishing and perpetuating their memory.

J. C. KOL8EM, Mayor.

|^IIILL)JN8 PKDFOSAL'.

Sealed proposals for the boiJding of an ad. (iitional cottng# upon the gronnds of the Boee Orphan Home will be reoeived up to 12 o'clock noon on Saturday, Jrtne lltb, 1897.

HALL OR SOCIAL LODGE NO. 86, F. A TKBBE HAUTE, May 27, 1887 Xoa are hereby requested to appear at our lodge room Sunday, May 29, 1887, at I p. m., for the purpose of attendirg tho funeral of our late brother, Charloe Benson. Terre Haate Lodge No. .19, Humbol lt dge No. 42, Euclid Lodve No. 578, and all Masons in good standin?, are aarnestly requested to attend.

87. 5

JOHN W. CLIFT, W. M.

W. MAYFIELD MAOLEAW, Secretary. JJAGKR VETERANS.

You are hereby ordered to assemble at the armory on Monday, Kay 30th, at 1 p. m., In full uniform, tor the purpose of participating In the memorial eicrcises ol the day, and to liarland with flowere the graves of our fallen' comrades. Veterans! you need no urging the warm heart beats In the breast of the true comrade, and will dictate his course in this work of filial love. By order of

J. H. HENDERSON, Lieut. Comd'r. 0. WALTON, Orderly Sergeant. •^OIIOK.

The Physicians' Business Association' has decided that the interest of both the doctor and his patron will be best served by more frequent settlements, aiid hereafter all bills, the first charge of which shall be six months or more prior to the first day of January or July of each year, will be turned over to the collector of the association. By order of

SPECIAL COMMIITEE.

WANTS, ETC.

ADVERTISEMENTS IN THIS COLUMN WIIX »E CHARGED FIVE CENTS PER LINE EACH IVSERTION. NOTIIINO RECKONED LKSS THAN FTN'E LINES. NO DISCOUNT ON LONG 'J'IME ADVERTISEMENTS, AS THE ACCOUNTS ARK SMALL TATMENT IB REQUIRED IN ADTANCTT.

WANTED

17ANTED-A general agent and fifty sub if agents in your county to sell my goods'Sire chance $26 a week salary, or 60c on the /I commission. Address, with stamp for

F. M. Weaver, No. 6 W. Ohio street, ". irlihnanolls.TiMt.

f/ANTED—MAM—To take the- agency for cut safes size 28x18x18 inches weight noO lbs retail price S35 a rare chance to create a permanent business in his own city or ocality. These safes meet a demand never before supplied by other safe companies, as we are uot governed by the Safe I'ool. AddreSS Alpine Safe Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.

ANTED—Instalment dealers will find just what they need—a full lino of instalment goods sold only to the instalment irade-by address

INSTALMENT DEALERS SUPPLY CO., Eric, Pa. 117"ANTED—Builders ami contractors to know that' the Terre Haute Coal and lime cdmpanV are sole agents for the celebrated Delphi lime also tor the Okalla lime. Dealer in lath, hair, cement, plaster.

We also handle wood, anthracite, block and bituminous coals. Office, junction I. a St. L. railroad ancl Lafayette sireet. Telephone call 107 \I7ANTED—A girl to do general hi

housework.

Tv Inquire at 126 south Seventh.

"fjVOR RENT-Residence on .Chestnut street, .r second, house east of Sixth. Also store building with rooms1 for family upstairs. Main street, north side, between Eighth and

NINTH E. HAVENS. (12 Main street

JZH "ft Mi

TO TBE^ PVBUG ATSfLABfiV.

TUm

some of »ig&ompri1torsj|fe pufcfeti

bare ^^ten^tps§t theBoanliitHeaSnoa as. Webeg toMy iotoe public that we woui.i be'pleased to have these honorable geotlemen caif and examine our goods for themselves. We have not come here to rob the public, and

bS? 'smfr?°5r?$n«fl 'to' know Wabash Trading Co~i*gi*lng them an honorable deal, and if the peoplewlll stay with .us tnore

dant say that vquriMgAJuxsuse vou did not know It. Every OTewehave talked with say It was because Inconvenience to send away

27 lbs standard

greanlafcmtresr

V/4t

for $1.

18 lbs Phoenix standard jo ir for tl. 20 lbs of extra sugar fc~ MSiWK'irto. locfor galioa^fwebesf'filiei vinegar. BKc for lgallon of Headlight Oil. l2Kc.for a 8-lb can-wCallfornla cherrli .CcTor a 8-lb can of Cal if(^ila green ^age plums

for a3-lb can oi nue table peaches. Mbw« fiMrrcJ* "%fpeas. for a *-lb can of pip pe -hes.

To for a »-lb can~of-H-i ^.rries Moore & Bndr'a beat 4c for a l-lo bottle of alL k|(id» of extracts, etc. Ic for a ice cake of swpet chbcolate: 6 for 25c. fori'lbof the Aneut now lValencia raisins. iy& fer 1 lb of the finest newKnglish currants. OjeWflibW Sled fllbs fot-SS::.

fori ib ®t mixed birdi ea «ottle bone '.in S

1 1

me. ...

2Hci6rt

»^c for lb or ginger straps. •Hefor 1 lb of macaroni or rorniicell: 10c for 1 lb of vvrmiceli. 230 fort lb ef Hne futtobaeco: •re for lib of Star tobacco.. .. *t.s 26c for 1 lb of Jack l'ot tobacco.

£heqie.oji,

,-i bi.

Ic fort lb of the berft cornnieal, Itabbs best.

for 4papers of csrpet tHcks/tlils knocks. fMcfor lib of thefinestcboe.se. Try it. Isc for 1 dozen ot.the best lemons. 12%c for doz«n,200 In a box, parlor matches. t8c for I gallon Of the best syrup. Uo MtfV for Kintf&'s'hains, guaranteed. 3Be for 9 lbs of Abe best starch. 9c per lb forKtngan*s best bacon, guaranteed. }fe for 1 lb of biklDe powder guaranteed. Icfor lonntmeo Notice in our advertisements, we follow no one* wd lead and others follow, but not low enough, -'i'-' |5c for good tea. ,-n 9Be for good tea. *•.} 36c for floe tea. •. 4iSe for good floe tie*. wr- "J. i-. SBc for abetter one. 76c for the finest,UUJie frorM. ., •, 18c for it toed enffefi 20cfor a fine coffe^i'

ies. fruit

i$e for a gAUoa ef saur kraut. for a INCHTiiiAg of PrenCh mustard. .. for 1 botnSef .pepper sauce, 6e for lib of corn starch. UXc for* mug oftWotchJam, sell everywhere

^for 2Bfi, .. for 1 gallon of pure mMl&syrnp. for' 1 Dig.battle of fine Calffornla wine. IveiTthing we sell is'a bargain. Sitffr rjban of cov? oysters. p?-f 6t for 6 herring.' 7j^c fori dozenotjarge plekles small 3 dozen for 10c. 2tcfor dozen of bananas. 10c for 1 lb of .choice peanuts .pearl /.a hatful. 5jto 7c for, tbe finest eoqk shells.. for about a ballon of bottle blueing. for 2 quarts jofqjedlum beans. uy»vour garden seeds of us. They are nearly a gift. Anything.,we-«et for them is a of it to

Look atrthese prices In shoes. for children shoes. „\i,.i'.uuu.u....iiAi.'

3 for children shoes. 5 for children #boes.'i:-1 86c for children shoes.

Everything we sell IS a"bargain. for* pair of misses'oryaulhs' beavy, 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, cloth, toe for a ptir of tattle's slippers, leather. 68c for apairof woman's opera toe slippers sells everywhere-for 91.26. 7fe a pair of woman's low cut shoes sells everywhere for ft. 60. $8.75 for a pair of -men's French kid shoes sells everywhere for 5 00. $8.00 for a pair of men's French kid shoes sells everywhere for fC.oo, 96o for a pair ef msn'a plow shoes, sell every where-for tl-76. (1.25 for a pair of meu's fine boots, sell every where for $2.60. •1.26 for a pair of women's French Newport tie, sell every where for fS.09. 40o for a pair ot boy's low out ahoee,«oll every where for $8.00. We make a nejr ^dt on pur Kangaroo shoe now for t2.6u a pur, buy Kangaroo now for •2.00. Barnam has left this country, bit left in, his plsoe to show the Wabash Trading im pany.

Notice to the publio j-We never follow others in prices we always'' rfdt' under.' Wabash Trading Company, 688 Wabash .ayeuue,.Terre Bante. North Side Mammoth Gri cery 226 and 237 W. Washington itreet, Indidnapolis.

QOMPBTRFLON is THE LIFE OF TRADE. Firat-elase goods always command the market priee, and dp cot have to be forced on the market at pricee to attract purchasers,

The ealy retail house in ihe city that buys and ships sugars direct from refineries in car lots. We sell bettW stagar for lets money than ar other house In the oity. Compare oar sugars with others. Our ye'low sugars do not have a flavor similar to a stagnant fish-pond that .is drying np under a hot July sun. Bear this in mind in making yonr purchases. Our granalated sugar is nut a yellow white, but strictly- standard goods in every sense of the word. Our oonfeotioners' A sug tf is not equalled in this market. Do not spoil the flavor of your fruits and preserves with shoddy sweets. Following geods for oash:

Flour, warranted to give satisfaction, per barrel, |4. Flour, 3^ barrels,' 69c barrels, 1, war* ranted to guve satisfaction. 20 lbs nice yellow sagar for $1. 18 lbs cream white sugar for tl. .,: 17 lbs soft white sugar for 91. 16 Bs confectioaers'Standard A, tl. 16 lbs standard granulated, $1.

Vinegar, per gallon, 15c. Coal oil, headlight, lOe. 8 lb can table peaches, per can, 14c. 8 lb can table peacbse, Weet Jersey standard, per can, 17c«' 8 ID can Tancamp tomatoee, per can, lOe. 8 lb can pie peaches, per can, 10c. 2 lb can standard blackberries, per can, 7Kc.

Kxtraote, per bottle, 4c. Sweet ohooolate,- per sake, 6c. New Valeatfa raisins, per lb, T%o. Engliih earrams per lb, 7)^o. Dried apples per lb, So. Evaporated apples per lb, 10c. 16 lbs strictly ehoioe new Turkish prunes, $1. 4 fresh oeek jnst received. These prunes

Oxjr

4**04*J

-xti:

WANTED.

are not steame^oK w-aahed in warm water and mol^ee and jjfalmed og for ngg good*. Try them.

Stick and mixed candy per lb,10c. '"7" Craokets per lb, 6c. OiDgar maps per lb, 10aT Sine'caVtofaaooo, extra* qnatttyy pferlb, 25c. "tBtar tobaooo p£r lb, 880. ._ ll'c cakes Rising San stove polish per oake, -'^T

Tacka pir 'doa," 15c. Cheese per lb, lOe. One dozen boxes of either parlor or sulphur matches (200 in a' box), 15c.

Svrap per gallon^ 80c. Kiagan's English cued sr.ouldere (special siaee), 8c. '8 Ibe Faarl ataroh, 26c. 8Q,igiUs jeilj per lb« 6e. -'T" 6 bars Babbitt's beet soap 26e. 'Loose baking 'powder per lb. lOe, 1 lb. soda 6c, 8 nutmegs 6c.

Tea 35, 88, 48, 62, 78c

per

lb.

Mixed.tea per lb. 36a. lS»vtt: Choice table'/buttar pec lb. 15c. It our money returned if any ot the alxrtiS goods do not suit yaju

We do not advertise that it is.n'o unusual thing for ns to bny sugar in teif oar lota, and at the same time slip down to one of our oity jobbing houses and bay one or two dray lo^satatime. W. W. CL1YKB, 681Mais Street.

,,y ANTED—AU the pants and overall hands that.I can get, to work either in factory or at

houie .highest price paid and steadyemploytnent the year through. Apply .to I

.« C.

Rochester, N.Y. Nurserymen:

WJ ED—Lad Ies to please remember to s** bring your ints and bonnets where c-y will be reshaped, bleached, pressed and ufed in the latest style on short sotlce^ large assortment of 9tylea toselect from jprices to

.. .. .. r,t

Uie times,

lutberry sts..

Golden'file eoff6f». '.n

26c for'Java coffee: guaranteed.

2?cfor

old goventment Jafa coffee tlu

Bfc for 1 quart of marrowfat beans. 5fc for 1 quart of navy bean*. Be for acan'of-'iposeberrfej. i--Si ldc for lib of the ftn^st evaporated peach 30c per bottle fe?l! RtfidSM OffifornTa

finest.

VV ANTED—A girl to do general house work. Apply, 672 Ohio street, Monday mornnig,

a/'AN TED—Pants makers to make Jeans and Cassimere pants at home. Appl dtonce at-SCHLOSS

& CO.,

WANTED—Girl

Miller House, 908 Main street.

FOR SALE.

JpOK SALE— At a bargain, a squrae grand Chickering piano at sntheas corner Sixth and Ohio sts.

GEO. P. SMITH.

TXB SALE Alight spring wagon at a barI gain.within the next ten days. Inquire of 411 South Eighth.

pOBSALE-

At .a bargain, a square grand Chickering piano at southeast corner Sixth and Ohio sts GEO. P. SMITH. E70B SALE—A gentle mare, bright bay, not afraid of cars, safe for a laay to drive. Inquire at MC.MUfiTRIE FARM, five mlics east of city.

King, corner Sixth and Vandalia railroad.

^pOR SALE—

At a bargain, a square grand Chickering piano at southeast corner Sixth and Ohio sts. GEO. P. SMITH.

IT^OR SALE—Pair of imported canary birds with cage, for 8" .00, at 230 soutb Eighth street.

FOR

SALE—Star

used cost

Bicycle, 48-inch, little sell for $90. Probst

8120.

& Flsbeck, 311 Wabash avenue.

EOH BENT,

TT^OR RENT—1 he hall on the corner ot Fifth and Main streets this hall will be put in complete repair it rented to a good tenant also a good office room on Fifth street, over Loeb's hat store. R. N. HUDSON.

nice large rooms with

I?OU KENT-Two board,

F'OR

Sepai ate or en suite. Apply at

671 Obio Street.

F'OR

RENT—After June 15th, the very desirable, eight room house, No. 530 north Ninth street. I. H. C. ROYSfi, 517 Ohio street-

(."'OR RENT—House and lot 814 Ohio street house contains ten rooms, including bath room possession given June l. For terms, etc., see A. J. CRAWFORD

ITOR RENT —Two or three unfurnished I rooms at 323 Soutb Sixth street.

RENT—Seve.al rooms in desirable locality also a suite of rooms suitable for light housekeeping. Fifth s.reet.

inquire at 318 North

17*011 RENT—House of eight rooms and an X1 extra large stable 622 Cherry st. L. F. PERDUE. l?OR RENT—Two very desirable unfurnished rooms at the centrally located dwelling, 669 Mulberry street rooms and location onsurpassed.

BEWABD.

I5EWARD—$40reward $20 for mare and -LV $20 for arrest and conviction of thief. Stolen, from Youngstown, Vigo county, Ind. 15,1887, one dark dapple three or four white feet

K'VViVK} 11W1II UUWgO liu (T 411 Igu VVUIUJj 1 Litis, on the night of May 25,1887, one dark dapple ,3 years ola, in forel dy and loii£, •..•. l.»u, u^u.j mau«, new light saddle and bridle, stiff bit. Address all information to

bay mare, 3 years vi

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lCo

lots may be entirely closed out.

ASVITFR FT |...

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and star in forehead, 14)4 bauds high, long, slim body and long, slim tail, heavy mane,

ALBERT D. WEEKS, Sheriff. Terre Haute, Ind.

Police Affairs.

It has been noised about that there are several supernumeraries to to lie appointed by the police board on Monday. Since Superintendent Lawlor appointed two supernumeraries to "arrest" all cows the force has been lessened by that number. Occasionally, in case of sickaeBs,the cow polioemen have been called upon to take the place of officers, the other supernumeraries having been called into service. This has served to enliven the interest in the meeting of the board. There have been a number of calls for application blank?, and there will, no doabt, be a number of applications received by the board.

We have been more than rewarded by the large amount of Clothiug that we have cheaper than ever, as large lots have been cut down to two and three of a kind.

J7f

USRVEBAAIIIST

ZIMMEBMANN,

,tr

.A 38 North Sixth street. VI'Alfi'ED—Three pushing men in your Iv vieiriity. Special inducementrnow: nn)t)ualed advantages: fastp selling speculation ,in't delay salary from start.

BHOWN BEOTHKES,

L^jpric* Fifth and

Northeast corner

tarns

644 Kaiq streei

for general housework at

*, -*. f'*|- jB*«

THBFHORCHEQ.

MJBSIOX.—Sunday ireaetfrig

i.^^The pr

oo Thonday evening.

Quutur MraHOPMT—Sunday school, a. Lprejching^by p*stor, 10:K)#.iB^

the evening there will be a service of

'CkXTBACr^ ^UBJB*TEKlAlf. —4 Diylfl# services 11 m, .fnd, ,7£^Qi p^,^ Sahbath school, 9:45 a. m. Young peo pie's society for Chfistian endeavor, at 6:30 p. a.

CHBIBTIA* GHUKCH.—The pastor will preach in the morning on "The Purpose of Blessings in the. evening on "What is True Prosperity.", The public cordially welcomed.

ComiflOAttdtfiii Giroabfe.—The pastor may be expected to preach this morning and evening. .Ihe. concluding illus trated sermon on "The Bible of Raphael" will be given in tfre evening. gT. STKPfew'i—Stohiin^ l#ayer, sermon and holy comrifotiion, 10:45 a. m. children's Whitsunday festival at 7:00 p. jn. Sandaywhool at 9:15 a. m. Sunday •chool at St. Luke's at 2:30 p. m.

THTMT BAPTIST CHUBOH.—Divine services will be conducted by the pastor. Subject, 11 a. m., "Fruit-bearing1' 7 :?0 p. m., "The Design and Mission or the Bible." Sunday school at 2 :S0 p. m.

L'ETUBCH.—The Rev. M.

W. Tabor will preach at 11 a, m. and 7:30 p. m. Subject in. the/morning: !"How to Save Sinnersin the.eveniqg: "The Law of Evolution in Social Life." Sunday school assembles at 9:30 a. m.

UWTKD BBETHRK* CHuBca. -^Corner of Fourteenth and Chestnut streets. Regular services at 10i45 .a. m. .and 7-:45. p. m. Preachiqg by Uie pastor. In the inOrning the subject will be: "The Christian warfare in the" evening: •'Our Great Commander." All are cordially invited.

BATTUE CHURCH.—The Rev.

Kirtley, pastor residence, 225 ,south. Fifth street. Sunday school at 9 :30 a'v m. Preaching, morning -at II and evening 'iat 7:30. Young people's prayer, meeting at 6 30. Also, Qun-, day school at the North and East end missions at 2:30 p. m.

OEHfKRABT M. E. CKDBCH.—Presehing at 10:30 a. m. Subject, "Otir Debt to Uie Memory of our Patriotic Dead." Soldiers who do not.beloug elsewihere are. especially invited.to this, ervice. Sabbath school at 2:30 p.m. ybutig pe« meeting at 4 :45 p. m. Preaching at 7:80 p.m. Strangers and visitors are always welcome.

CHURCH. AUXUJABY BOCIEBY. Friday night -was tho grandest session the Auxiliary association of UieJTbird Baptist Church have yet had. Each meeting seems to" be an improvement upon the former. The following is the programme as carried cut: Orfition—"Where are They Goingf".... ....P. F. Hamilton Elocution .... Geo, Q. Morton delect reading Mrs. Addi9 Weed&n The Sabbath schodi .0. F. Stokes Declamation—'^Political Ct-iruption"... ..George Fisher

Critio—Dr. B.J Andre# fc'ranltlin.' NOTES. The young ladies' missionary society of the CoDgreeetional Church picnicked at I.ake Fluvanna, yetesday afternoon and eveninjf.

The Universalis! Church, OH north E'ghth street, is uauergoinj goneral pairs. The interior h«.3 br»n completed, and the exterior is receiving the last co»t of paint.

The Ohio Christian Missionary society as requested that the paper read be fore them by the Rev. B. L. Smith, of this city, be published in tract form. The subject was: "The Children for Christ."

The First Baptist Sunday school had a picnic about two miles below the Nine Mile island yesterday. The steamer Ida Lee and barae carried the party of about 275 to and from tie grounds. The of!air was a splendid success.

Oa Wednesday evening of the coming week, the Congregational Sunday school of Macksville, will give a concert for the benefit of the church. Among those who will assist o.n the occasion are Mrs. Hoberg, Mrs. Hager, Miss Hattie Paige and Mr. Dan Davis.

The corner stone of the new M. E Church, west of the city on the state. line, will be laid next Saturday- The ohnrch is situated in what is known as Jutlay cemetery. An all-day meeting will be held, at which a number of well knqwn divines will be in attendance.

Foreign Not**.

Archbishop Gibbons will sail for New York to-day by the steamship Urn bria.

The cotton spinners of Ashton-under-Lyne have followed the example of the Manchester spinners and will run on short time in order to defeat the cotton corner in Liverpool.

M. Jean Lemoinne, eminent political writer, and life senator of France, writes to Le Matin denouncing the AngloTurish convention respecting the occupation of Egypt as farcical and disingenuous. England, he says, has no intention of surrendering her hold upon Egypt, but-en the contrary intends to take advantage of the Baving clauses ol the treaty to strengthen her position there.

The Dublin Freeman's Journal denies that Mr. Parnell has been guilty of cruelty to Mr. Kennedy, one of th% Irish leaders of Avondale tenants, an charged by the Dublin Express, The Journal says that instead of being coerced to exchange his good farm for inferior land as averred by the Tory paper, Mr. Kennedy sought the exchange, desiring to occupy the less improved land during the gracing season.

The Polish club of Vienna has had an interview with Count Von Taafe, Austrian prime minister, in relation to the

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fifiPR£S& TXitBE HAUTE, SUNDAY, MAT 20, 1887.

Bassiia degree prohibiting

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from §cqini§ng titles to real ^emte in Rassi|j| JPdnuid. The cltib mahsUin*' Ah*t iJii dealae is aimed at 4he JPole^ £t has beeu arranged that the EolidL deputies in the reichsratlyahall jein in an interpellation to shew tnat jtM Bos sian decree^ a-ilagraat viofawbd of fh# act.-of-, the, Tiaana^. o^igiem enUtlint Poles to acquire land in Russia. .. _. r: -jrc.', Vij)

RAILROADS, /t

0«Mh|i Bm sadlii.r IMd-Sv -The piie driver wb« me in offtlM Logan division fo te

lust wssk hasf

been made ready for t**rvice and will go np the road to-morrow moving. Local freight, business.on Tape reads is reported by liraiomsh to be gooq. it being almost impdeiible to take Jur' all the loads at the stations when they are marked ready for shipment

A large special Vandalia train, filled' with excursionists bound' for Kanass, passed through the city west-bound yWK terday afternoon.' Quite a lane num"' ber also took the I. A St. L. Li

An E. I. engine jumped the thwit near the Wabash flouring

iuiHiv.!.

was. enoountered in

running the engine oil the track again. Tbeaooident has

twice before oCCnrred

near the same spot. A large tralnload of ooal came in yesterday from the sooth consigned to Chicago parties. It was the product of the* Alum Cave mines. ThaE. &T.,H.:< js bringing away, daily, large loads,of the Alum Cave. coal, and it thus far, has been taken exclusive in Chicago.

The suit against the & A T.1I. railway company brought by tits Vinoennes Starch works, in which damages are claimed by reason of the horning of. Ihe company's works caused by a soarkfropi an 1. A T. H. locomotive, will «6ni tip for a rehearing in the Davieas court, August,1st.

It is thought the I. A St. L. comply will provide against the spring freshets by driving a doable row ,of piling on the east shore of the nver, about fifty feet north and one hundred south of the bridge. TheTivter hai hertttbfdi^ during the spring rise, hashed oat this share to a large extent aronnd the east abutmentof the bridge.

The section forces along the entire west division

the' Vandalia are engaged

in pushing the work of repairing traekge. An immense number

chlnery

Jof

new ties-

will be put in, and the roadbed,-where^' ever it is found to be 'in an1 iorperfertt condition, will be repaired. On the E. & T. H. road tho eame work of general repair is in operation^ .iriiM

I '-ii A Rldlcdlons Verdlet. .-iiiai/coj CHICAGO, May 28.—Herman •Schult* was convicted of manslaughter arid isfentsnced fo seyeri years in the penitentiary, in Judge .Tuley's court thjs morning, foi, icking his wife to death or. March 22d. The jury went out last night awl soon tbe crime ty at eighteen years. At the last moment two jurors weakened, and several hours were spent in securing unanimous verdict by the compromise indicated. A motion for a new trial was entered

agreed upon the yerdici, fixjng at msnslaughter and t£ie penait

Cor.

REAL

Room 1 Beach Block.

SINCE THE ANNOUNCEMENT

•OF

•FO-R. TTTT« W U\hi f^-NTT ,Y I

Five iiTjincireci dozen fovLr-ply Xjin.©ri Oolleirs. latest styles, at lOo.

"Aa*Sf3

1 uX

i/TOtV ifiO 3 taio

hau

mills,

Water street, yesterday morning., Oon-! siderable difficulty

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iw«i«m'that'ihey' will cohfinWto rip and

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dkeovw«d a detice whieL greatly ins the labor fwl^ads durability to "that J^'s^'^dotiMkt wM ^efer to our celebrated elasde walst-baid.

It is placed in every pair of kneerjants

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aft 4 red6nb!W their

ooate yin notiiingrr-an attractive ataia,

eert&kl —^id it saves yen a great d«#L

Try one of our suits, and tiat the awrita of thisband ifitis ntallwacUim|o«

it, and you are dissatisfied, tiring the Suit back. This is jAkcing the handle of the jug all pn your side, and tbe ladies who are blessed with one,ol "those boys" should take a firm hold of itti..jJ vi ic«

J. T. H. SfWabuh

Automatic Eevolving COal Screens, 1' Seal Shaft, Flour and Saw Mill Machinery, Bank Car*, Canr Mills, Castings of all kinds, qold and hot waterpumpf,steair pumps, house fronts, iron columns and all Rinds of architectural iron work.

The COMMON SENSE ENGINE AND EAGLE PUMP, a specialty. I ." Dealers in Wrought Iron Beams and Chanft' h.' ieafhei Rubber and

Repairing promptly donf, T*1

'/..-iiKPARKBIl, JPropV

AT«on, M. Bide ft«ar Slxtk.

IRON WORKS.

Manufactmeis of,.

Chain Belting Bolting Chests and Cleaning Ms

of everydescription used in Jour jrilJIs

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First and Walnut Sts.. lane-HiuteKS'iS

BniMiM Lots in tie Eli.

5 Lots on North Seventh street, SIOO each. 4 Lots on North Eighth street, $450 each. .. 28 Lots on North Tenth street, $300 to $400 each. 19 Lots on North Fifth-and-a-half aad Sixth streets, $280 to $390 each. The lots will not be sold to speculators, but only to persona desirons of building.

Reasonable Terms.'

cordial invitation is extended to everyone to examine our stock and prices.

i.S

JACOB D. EARLY,

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