Daily Wabash Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 5 July 1887 — Page 4

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Nos. 518 and

520

DIED.

STUM P.—Kli/.abeth, wife of Ianiel stum died at tittl." o'clock -outlay ninr ung, .lulyttrd, of heait disease, aged tU yi'ars, months and 122 days.

Funeral will t')ke place from'the family resi" deuce, No. 8'2:t norlIi 1'ifth street, at I o'clock this, fuosJay, Pit ernoon.

Fi'iencls of the family areji ite.l to attend.

TKAUTNKlt.—den-?.' F. Tiauluei-, died at 7:30 p. 111 yesterday, .In tl!i, at the residence of llcnnan llaalie,Park street, ag il years r.nd months.

KuneraJ will take place at I p. in. .Inly Mh Krieml-t of the fatnih are invit to attend without furl her no Ice.

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|~^IVHI:NI» NOIICI:

The trusters of the T-rre Haute Savings Hank nvt, .lime "atli, ts-7. and declared aseniiannnal dividend of two-and-a-bali percent out of the earning' of the past six montlis all sums of two dollar* and upwards that taH have en (.11 deposit for six month- next preceding July Is', and a proportionate rate on like S' ms thai have heen on deposit lor three month', payable to deposit.is 011 and alter Julv 2-.Hi, iss 1'EKllF. llAl'TIC. Itld July 1st, 17. l.KWIS P. MAUTIX,

Oftleetsand ineinhers fof lluinholdt lodije. N 42. :.re herein- remit:st ed I ini--t at their iiad thi-s evenii j,'- June s. fertile purpn-e of attending th funeral of mn lain in-other, (Jcorce K. Trail' ner.

Members Terre r:in'e lo.^e, Xn. p.) Social lodge No si, ami Kuel'd ',oih e, X". .i, are also respectfully ln\ ite.t to Itcnd.

Ar. I sen. \Y. M.

JoilN 0. llKirilKui, Sc.'.

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Ain'K.li11SlrMKNTS IN T1U*« ('OlI'MN WILl. 1XFC'?A«5KPK1VK('KNTS rKK 1.1 NK KACH r'Kil()N. NPTIIIN*? mfruoNri* I.KSM THAN KI IC I.INK*. N DlSriM'NT ON 1.NW \K ADVKUTISKVKNTS, AS Til AlN'OVNTS t9',* SMALL PAYMENT IS KK^IMKF.I) IN Ai«%NCR.

WANT HI).

«*r ^jiTKP—IVoi.le to know thev can buy YY pianos at-RS ea-li and *10 ner month" orcans $10 cash ami Sr per month .it :. ti. Jtiiiitwiu & Co.'s, :!A) Wal'asl) .••venue. Tianos atid organs to rent. Cui' nd exainii.e. A\T\XTFn-A m.'1" wli uii'lcs' amU canva^sinc ea'.i Sail employment by address I lip A. B. "Paily i:\j ic-s olf.ee

\\7 AN I'KI)—Salesmen to sell nurvrj stock fill' line of new and valuable specialties' steadv employment at tixed tlaries and exiveii-'es "or eomtni-siot). Addr'ss, ivitt} age and referenees. A II HOT 11KKS

Nurse-vmi n. Kochcst r. N.

A\'\N 1 I hree puslnns men 111 your TT vicinity. Speeial inducements now unded advantaurs: fast selling s]«oulatiou don't delay s:l. ry from s'art. l'IKW.N Rltn'UFKS. 'Chester, X. Y. Nurserymen

ANTKP—M AN'—To

take the acenev for

cursafes' size'JSxlSxtS inches weight BOO lbs: retail p. lee -:r. a rare chance to create a peiinaneiit business in own city or oealitv These safes meet a demand never befo supplied by other safe eoiuivinies as we are not g.- verued by the Nife ool. Address Alpine SAe Co., (ineiunati, Ohio.

Our Immense Trade.

The pfst reason is the largest we have evfr had in the history cf cur husir ess ccreer in Terre Haute. That the P^P'® appreciate tie rjportuciiT to deal di.cct wi the mat.ufti'-'urer is clearly demonstrated, am. that they siibm the perple tt all tircee. a'rd whiie ourftrkjs e-cn,ewh*t broken, we axe etill bitter prepared to suppiy you in tirst class Clothii p, Fum tblcg Gtcdp, HcTe ud js ilhi ivy other Louse in the State.

|Nl!AN SFT NGS, MARTIN CCUNTY, INDIANA, DOBBINS & KENNEDY/ PROPRIETORS /ND MANAGERS

for Vhrt hotel. Vu na-s l.'y tho no-.'d dve Kn k. tin- greatc-t curiosity ii, the Hate Only ten miles fun Owe "wtere you Lu Let good cor.v. yars-S t3r Ouriti-m.s wi I l.e 810 ,:i:d $12 week, ou „,g to 1. ealmn of ro, DOBBINS & P:KNNaDY.

Cost Not Considered!

Hanlcy. J. 31. Santu ln.

JOHN EANLEY & CO.,

ftlanifaotnrers of

Awnings am! Teists,

tsrp/oof Horse ana V/agon Covers,

HAMMOCKS, C0X8,

-Stresses and Bedding,

310 and 321 Cherry Street.

& COMPANY.

Wabash

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Ayoiiue.

I^Tcw "Wn.^s!i CjS-oocI^.

At h.nlf the forrno- prices. Bought rccontiv at closing prices ft*, Now York linporteis before takim inventory. All summer gobrls must bo closed out to make room for fail goods tint will soon arr ve.

Jobbers ami Ititallors, Nos. 518 and 5*20 Wabash Avenue.

WAiNTED.

i? A NT1CI'--- lluii.iers an I eonti actors to know that ,-e Terre Haute Coal and I ni" conip'!! -ole agents for the eeli--brateil Pelpli! lime: al-'O for the Okalla lime. Pea ei in I ne, ./ae-. !ement, plaster.

We also hanoh* no :l, anthi tcite, block Slid bituminous coals. Olliee, junction I. X-SI. I,, rxilroad and l.afajelte sireet. Telephone call 1

57A'TKP SAf.SSMKX—To to sell nursery stock. Kidl line of new and valuable ly employ cut a- tixed sala"or co:iiiui--sion. Aiidress.

St) ctal'ies. S!l 1 i*'s and exp"ii-es or giving age and referei

.\7'AN"ri'P--A Cook in a family of three. W Apply at :i'Jt South Sixth street, uesilav, July r", or hfter.

vl7"AXTKP--Ir.sta!ment- dealers will find 7v just what they need—a full line of in.iimcnt goods sold only to tne instalment .I'le by address

INSTALMENT DEAI.KKS SUI'I'I.Y CO., lirie, 1'a.

TAliASH TKAP1 N't I COMPANY.

t'oFKKK I.OH'Ki:. he great failure amongst the

Ow 1 llg III I ." lllllll.L lllll- ilf..-! II.. specula1ors 111 tlie Kast has reduced coiiee to a consuming price again. The Wa'ia-di I'tailing Company will to-d-jy reduce the prie's on their grndes'of coll'-e, green and roasted. 1 lbs !i atuilat. su :.i tor SI. is lbs i'lio'tiix A suga n'Sl. ii) lbs of extra S 'gar for Jl. "1 lbs sugar for si. for one barr-'i Hour. 10c for 1 gallon of the best eider vinegar. •J "c for gallons of I lead I iglit il. 12', for a can of alifornia cherries, loe'fora can of e^g plums. 1 -j1,.c for a .Mb can of standard table peaches, isc'fora can of inushtoous. Isc for a can of French pea*. for a can of olackbcrries. .',!• for 1-lb package mixed bird seed. Cc for 1 lb of all kinds of crackers, lbs for

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ANOXIC XOflt'H.

-t-' a 10 for crackers by the barrel. 4c per bottle for all kinds of extracts. '.i.v for a lbs evaporated apples. for 1 lb of Star tobacco. 'JOC for 1 lb of gt I chewing tobacco. 25c for a !hs of the finest cheese. 5e foe '-g. nearly all you can lift. 2 tc for "1 lg iinu «.i.t tobacco. trie for 1 lb good ten. S'p for lb ir.perial tea. 2.'c for I lb line Young Hyson tea. 2ae fo i) lhsof pear! siarcli. it'- ..- for ham, gtiaraute-d. !'c for shoulders, uuaniuteed. ltv for Kimraii's bacon. 2"e for 'S pounds of corn meal. 15e for a illon of air kraut. 5c for I do/.en of pi-'kles. 4c for 1 do/.en of larg swot pickles. 00c for keg of ll'.issian sardines. ftV for 1 ke-.' of II diand '••erring. i0e for a

r.-lb

can of niackeral headless.

200 for 1 do/ b-nioas, ooe for a bottle of Cal'foruia wine. Kvorything we sell is a bargain. Look at the prices in our walking stock. Sac for boys' low cut shoes. 5oe f"r a pair of women's heavy front lace shoes. !2o for a pair of women's pebble or kid shoes. i:te for a pair of women's house slippers, clotll. 10c for a pair of ladies' op.-ra toe slippers. UV for baby shoes. S'-'.M1 for men's kanga'oo shoes. $'J.i-o for men's low cut kangaroo shoes. ?l.2s foe one pair lien's calf boots. toe for youths' Newport button shot s. J2.7a women's French kid shoes sell everywhere for S.Y ?n for women's French kid sho 's sell all over town for ft!. tiee to our ratrcr.s—I he Wabash Trading Co. is the leading house in the city it leads ahead of all others on low prices.

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DEPARTM.uii.li:

MAY lil'OIIli K-5, Nurse rynien, liochester. N. Y.

No. K'.S Wabarh avenue. Terre Haute.

d-].\"i w. Washiti .'ton St. ami 22:. 22 W. Wasliincton St Indianapolis.

i\TANTKP—A man of temperate ami moral hal'tts. seeKing employment, to represent an old estnb'ished liens- in his own section. SaarySToto Sliio per mouth, liefer enccs exact- d.

AM. XI \NV .\--CTrr.lNC, HOFSF. 12 Ka"cl'i\ Str.it, New York.

irOH J'tENT

F^Oll

KKNT— Cottage of five toon s, 21? Kagle street. Ceilar. pan"ty. summer tehen. and gas Fr'ce *1S 5\ Ki'ip'.ireat ?00 south Fourth or tind key wi J. U. Kupc, superio. eo rt room

17*0a

and an

KENT—House of eight rooms aut extra large stable £22 Cherrv sr. L. K. I'EKPU

ITOU Rt XT—One or two desirable furnslied f* frontrooms «itii privilege of bath room, at 517 ilulb erry street.

fhose wi hing qciet and

you SALE.

v/'UtSALK—A horse pond traveller and steady. At No. ."KO Ohio street.

T'OIi SAI.K--A-irst-class piano. Also some choice p'ants. Cheap for cash, at 728 north Thirteenth street.

J7'Ol SALU—A number of lots suitable for building purposes,situated on Fourteenth and a half and Locust, 'lerms easy. For further inform it ion inquire of Mlts. V. 1!. ICIiN'S, southwest corner Sixth and Oak streets

MONEY TO LOAN.

ONfcY XO LOAN.

I'.uilding mil Loan No. 12. is a few shares for sale. Money 011 same can be iiad on thirty davs notic'.

TAKEN UP.

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HP.—A small dark red cm1'was

taken up last Wednesday at Xo. 520 Osborne street. Owner can have same by pr iving property and paying expenses.

UKO. CUKTIS.

Hontlu's 'fh«*rmometrio Kecord.

Soadty, 7 a. m, 2 p. m. 9 p. m.

July 8. 75.4 8G 2 76.8

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

July 4 74.7 83.6 79.5

Weather Frobaljilities.

WASHINOTON, D, C.f July 5.—1 s. m.— For IndiKim: Local rainfi ata ionarjr tem-p-rntutf vi ida genaru'ly soatherly.

For lllinc is: Rain in the eastern portioD fair

7euthor

in westerj portion southwest to

north-west wind stationary toinpsritura.

CiTY IN BRIEF.

The Mallard boat club oas up the river this morr.in j. The c.lann tire last night was caused by the Luirniog of a shed of DO value.

PERSONAL.

Mr. Frar.k Fisbeck accompanied the Knights ol Pythias to Princeton. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Johnson, of Mortezniiin, wire in the city jesterday.

INIr. S ,!!. Yf-rr.:r scd wife, of Montzuuia, spent tlit: Fourth in this city. Mr. Julius Snidetuan, residing several miles north, was in the city Sunday.

Meters. Walter Bell and Charlie llti-. hes are spending a few days at Racbville and Turkey tun.

Town)( _r Bros, will remove about Au fust loth. Slashing pticts fiotn now till then on stoves and house furnishing goods.

It is not the Uqtior that raakes a man intoxicated, but the quantity and poor Pjtialitf consumed. Use but notabuse i3 itie tiue philosopl in the consumption of all foreign etid domestic brands. Peter .Stall", proprietor Old Cobweb Hall, corner Ninth and Canal street?, goods ure bought direct, thus, are free from all the impurities that mnke the wholesale ar.d rue ti tiers brands unfit for individual or domestic use.

FIT

ice and coal see L. F. Perdue, No. 20 north Sixth street. Besidtfi the complimentary resolution presented to Mr. W. II. Armstrong by the Medical Society at French Lick Springs last week, Mr. Armstrong received a more fuhstantisl compliment in the way of twantv-four orders for snrgical instruments from members cf the society.

AMUSEMENTS.

Prof. Carl Knellon.

For an informal, almost accidental affairs, the piano recital yesterday rflernoon at the Kussner palace of music proved to be a musical surprise. Mr. Csrl Faelton took this opportnnity to rehearse with his pupil, Miss Aldan, who has just returned from the ston Conservatory of Music. A Beethoven concert and a ecore of friends who happened to be present heard asplend composition wtiich is not cf:en rendered. Two Licdemann piaaos, r.n up right and a square grand, in perfect tnne and ur.iean were used, Miss Alden playing the lirst piano or leading part ar.d Prof. Faelton, the second or orchestral part. The concert is more than a musical trills as it makes thirty five pages of music, requiring a3 many minutes to plav it, and yet Miss Alden played it all without nots. Perhaps this private rehearsal may not be subject for regular announcement notice but it is worth it, if only to call attention to the brilliant performance of a Terre Haute pupil of the treat pianist, who has c.mght romething of his wonderfully e'ear and distinct musical accentuation and has her own roticeabJe delicacy acd grace of pfrform.usce and a t-tvle of fingering which i^so 'ight and delicate as to seem to d^w tip! music from the keys instead of striking it out of them, li per fcrm.-nte this lor.g aid difficult work, h-r very evident teste ltd sympathetic perception of ihe C)mposr's thought promise many a future pleasurfs, let us hope, in more public displays when, it possible, we want to hear again the Beethoven concerts if adequate suppsrt be provided.

Germania Concert.

The Germania concert and gymnastic exhibition at Hulman park Sanday afternoon and evening was largely attend-

ed The programme consisting of ai overture by the Binego orchestra and vocal music by the mrennerctor were rtiKtical!y reuderet'. The Juvenile Tu nerf, numbering about thirty, gave a pretty exhibition of club swinging and wand exercis'8. The tab'e leaping in the fcf'erDOOU and parrllel har cxeicises in the evening, including Bchool fenctng with foils and club swinging by Mr. Carl Roth pleased everyone. It is to be hoped the OermaDia will soon give another enrtainment like this. The gymnastic purt of the programme WHS under the supeivision of Mr Oskar Duenueg, the turn master of the Germania society.

OBITUARY.

Mri. Elizabeth S ump.

Mrs. Elizibeth Stump, wife of Daniel 8:ump, died at the familv residence on north Fifth street, No. 923, Sunday, sfter a short illne-'S. The deceased was in her C31 year at tbe time of her death. She was bom in York, Pennsylvania, on the 11th of January, 1825. The fimily removed to this city in April, 1S68, and haxe resided here continuously. She was the mother of twelve ahildren. Three of them died in infancy. The others are liviDg and are is followF: William Obadiah, George. John, Rebecca, Alb rt, Jacob, Hattie and Charlie. All have been well known residents of this city. In her residence of nearly twenty years in this Mrs. Stump acquired a very large arquaintanee. She was a woman of splendid qualities and po sessor of many womanly qualities. She w.-s a devoted mother and her loss is deeply felt by the firmly. Her liuabind survives the deceased. The funeral will occur at 2 o'clocklroin the family residence.

Cl .d tone Comics to America.

BOSTON,

lW:e Halt.

A large number of Terre Haute lovers of the game were at Indiauapolis yesterday to see the two games between Indianapolis an 1 Washington. There was the extra inducement in tbe fact that Cod Meyers of this city would play with the Washington club. The n.orning game was stopped iu the first ionin^ by r=in. In the afternoon gatae in the second inning when Cod. came tu the bit, the Washington club having 110 run yet, the umpire uanded him a gold headed cane presented by his Terre Haute friends. Immediately he made r. food hit and brought in a run whereat there was great cheering. Jimoiie Dcnnelly also formerly of Terro Haute, now with tbe Washington was loudly cheered Washington von by a score of 8 to 2.

lSicjelc N'oto.1.

Ti:e bicycle club was a very prominent feature ia the psrade yes erday. The much talked of road race has net been settled as was thought, ar.d il has now b.-en decided a "dead heat." Bart:ett and Finbec'* were st%ited ten seconds late and E i. Htilu.ua corns in just ten eeconds ahead cf Bartlett making il a tie. Tie iace will bs settled borne time after the tournameat.

The bicycle club wheeled to the fair grour.ds Sunday morning to determine who should represent tho oily in ti team race. The I oye had a very iuavy wir.d to contend av.aicsr, but the three miVs were made in very good lime. The team as dt-cided 00, will consist of Anton aud El Hulman, aud Chas. Crain, with Arthur Grieinold as substitute.

Perry County** Treasurer Gone.

EVAXSYILLE,

^lnd., July

XiXPBESS, TEftttE HAUTE. TUESDAY, JULY 5, 1887.

July 4—The Herald's Lor-

don special siys: "Rumors are again t-float to the effect, that Mr. Gladstone intends miking a visit to America, and coupled with them are hints that the chief object of Mr. Blaine's trip to London is to induce the venerable English statesman to cross the Atlantic. Mr. Gladstone's private secretary some time ago denied such an intention on the pirt Of the gre liner.1 leader, ar.d the grand old man himself intimated in a biiif epistle to an American, also published, that it was unlitely that a man of his advanced age would undertake Kich a journey. Notwithstanding these denials, I find the belitl" quite general thet 1I13 exprcuiiei has the trip in contemplation, having been persuaded to a favorable view of it by Mr Blaine, who, it is said, has represented that such a s'ep would be cf enormous benefit to the home rule cause."'

4.—Heuton

Miller, treasures of Perry county, Indiana, is a defaulter to the extcLt of 167,000. He haj been gone several days. His whereabouts are unknown. Mi ler is suppo3 to have taken with him the entire sum stolen. He ia accompanied by his wife. 1—

Pcf.tottice ISiirned*

LAFAYETTE,

July 4 —The old Culver

warehouse at Culver station, used as a depot, fostofhee and express cilice, to ^ether with a thtusand-dollar stock general mtrchaodise, belonging to James Stiain, postmaster, was entirely destroyed by tire at 11 o'c'ock last night. A large amount of mail and express matter was also burned. The lire id supposed to have been incendiary, preceded by robbery.

Street-Car Diivei'd btrifco. The humdrum of the street car drivers was somewhat enlivened yesterday lv an attempted strike. A dem-nd was made on the company for an increase o! twenty cents ix day. Appriciatin^ the effective result on t-u?h a day as yesterday, the advance was givea witLout the men quitling work.

Gould's Raid

J*y Gould may have made money last Friday, but lie did not mske his fellowcountrymen think any more of him, however much he made them think hbjut him. This is a cold wot Id some limes, even in summer.—[llartfcid Couraut.

Ex-Governor Merrill Dr-aci

AUUVSTA,

Me July 4—Ex-Go/ernor

Arson P. Morrill died at 11 a. m. day. He was S4 years old.

[SIGNED GEOKGE

we are

to-

A TERRE IIAUTE FIRM COMPLIMENTED. The Medical Society meeting nt French Lick Springs las. week was a gratifying success. A large number cf railway surgeons were in attendance. Before adjourning the society passed the following reselutions and preeeuted cop/of it to Mr. Armstrong who was present, viz.

Resolve.), That the thanks of this eociety is due and are hereby tendered to Messrs. W'm. H. Armstrong A Co., of Terro Haute, for their valuable assistance in preparing the progrrmmes tbe meeting. Their eflorts in making it a success aud the One and interesting displny of surgical instruments made before it and that an invitation is hereby extended to them to always attend 1 lie meetings of this society.

\V. l!rRTOK, Secretary.

IMPORTANT NOTICE.

All night calis will be attended to either by myself, at 220 north Third street, or my assistant at bis residence, second door north of Baptist Church, No. 108 north Sixth street, or at the office where a night bell will be found.

ISAAC BALL.

Boots, Shoes 1 Slippers! At the Following Prices:

Ladies' fine kid button nbo.-s—$1.75, $2.00, $2.25, $2 50, $3,00, $3 "0, J4.C0, and $5 00. L®die8' low walking shoes—$1.25, $1.50, $].5 and $2.^0. Ladies' opera or toe slippers— 75c, $1.00, $1 2-5 and $1 50. Cloth slippers 45c and 75c. Mens'congress button and lacfl shoes—.»1.50, $l./5, $2.00, $2 75, $3 00, $3 60, $4 00, $4 50 and $5.00. MeEs'lowcut shoes—$125?$150, $1.75 and $2 00. Less than ont-nalt the former price. Men's working shoes—$1.25, $1.50, and $1.75. All solid and good, mens' pegged calf boots $2.50. Sjld elsewhere for ?o 0J, a $ 3 2 5 In fact

Ton dollar reduction on salts to ordtr at 521 Main street.

TO PLEASURE SEEKERS OF TERRE HAUfE. Ilinea & Crain will transport from the Rockville depot to Turkey Run parties of from twenty to one hundred or more it sixtv cents a i-ce, round trip, including refreshment wagon and entrance into grcunde, arriving at Turkey Rm at 9 o'clock a. and leaving at 5 o'clock ru reaching town in time for the train going south at 7 o'clock p. m. Foi further information write to

HINE3 & CRAIN, Rockville, Ind.

The first cf July is here, and brings with it the "dull season" prices in merchant tailoring, at 521 Wabash avenue.

Mackiiviiie, a Vislage Yesierd^y, Will become a City To-morrow.

THE MACKSVILLE WELL.

The excitement that prevailed through t! ritv yesterday canned by the natural »i:s find at the Macksville well woke up the city aa nothing else could possibly have done taking in consideration the extreme hot weather. At tirst the report was considered a hoax but the first messenger had scarcely airived when but talking about natural gas thty have it at B.-egcrnan'a in large quantities, they also have the greatest bargains ever heard of in ladien' fine summer shoes. Just now the craze seems to bo those extra fine kid shoes that A. II. Boegeman insists in sellicg at tbe below—the reek price of $2. Every body fhould see these shots, they are a special lot and will not last long at two dollars.

Before you leave for ihe lakes on your vacation, get a pair cf those elegant summer llinnel shirts at 521 Main street.

ofiering everything our line at the very bottom prices.

Boys' shoes—$1 25, $1 50, $1.75 and $2.00. Boys' base ball shoes 75c. Also a large stock of children's shoes at prices ti suit. Please call at the

FAMOUS SHOE STORE, 513 MAIN STREET.

"W. -A- COX.

H. F. Reiners gives better satisfaction at lower prices in cleaning, coloring and repairing than any one. Call st 655 Main street

If you "go in your shirt sleeves" at your work, those thin coats and vests at Fold's are just the thing to wear at your meals, in the evening about home and to lunch. 521 Main street.

Gentlemen's clothes cleaned, colored and repaired in an unsurpassed manner at H. F. Seiners' Dye House, 655 Main street.

STENOGRAPHIC EUREAU.

Miss Haruill, Stenographer and Notary Public, room 1, Savings Rank building. Verbatim reporting, legal docu ments written in shorthand and copied on tyre writer. All kinds of type-writer copying and Notarial work promptly attended to. Instructions given in shorthand and on type-writer.

A. C. FORD.

James M. Dishon. and no other, (-iocs forth in haste With bills and paste, And proclaims to all creation That men are wise who advertise, In the present generation.

Printers' avPime, Terre Haute, Ind.

Ladies can Isave their dresses,sliiiw s,&c. cleaned and co!ored to the best satisfaction al II. F. Kein?rs\ 055 Main street.

Change your underwear often if you would be comfortable. Thin cool undershirts fjr 25 cents at 521 Main street.

A. C.

FORD.

STRUCK N/TTURAL GAS

A C. FoRf).

LOTSI LOTS! LOTS!

STRAW AND LIGHT

COLORED

STIFF HATS

FOR THE

FOOBTH OF JULY.

Fourth Street Matter and Furnisher.

A GREAT MISTAKE

has heretofore been made in the treatment of rheumatism, neuralgia, and nervous sick headache. This is evidenced liv t!.~ failure on the part of thousands of sutlerei to find relief, eveu though thev have exhausted the skill of various physicians ati' tried numerous so-called remedies. such Athlophoros is oflered as a safe, suw and quick cure. Its success has been phenomenal, and yet it is not surprising because it icill do all that is claimed lor it. The Athlophoros Co. will gladly refer au who desire to make an investigation to reliable parties who have been cured by it.

R. Forster, 320 Main St., Terre Haute. Ind.,says: "Ihaveused Athlophoros witL the very best satisfaction. 1 have hac' neuralgia for many years and not fouu the medicine that would give me any re lief until I commenced using Athlophorc and I tell you I used about everything. was suffering very much one Saturdr evening when Mr. Mallette, who is in bu.-: ness in Chicago, and lives at EnglewccO. 111., came down to spend Sunday, tindin: me suffering as I was, he said, get soin. Athlophoros, it ia good, my* wife used it and was cured with it. Without waitia for me to say much about it, he went oul and bought a bottle of it, I took some night, the next day I was as free from pan as if I never had neuralgia."

Evansville, Ind.

I have- been a great sufferer from rheti niatism for the past five years have trie various remedies and employed mail"-' physicians without any relief, aud final concluded to try Athlophoros and am glr.i to say after using six bottles I am entirel cured.

GEO.

II.

NEEKAMP,

With N. Gross, No. 202 & 201 -Main S Residence No. 511 Division St. Every druggist should keep Athlophorc and Athlophoros Pills, but where thev cai not be boutrht of the druggist the Athl. phoros Co.," 112 Wall St.. New York, wi send either (carriage paid) on receipt regular price, which is §1 .C-0 per bott for Athlophoros and 500. for Pills.

For liver and kidney diseases, dyspepsia, digestion, weakness, nervous debility, diseas of women, constipation, headnehe, impu blood, Ac., Athlophoros -'"its n.re unequaled.

FAULTLESS

FAMILY

I have used Simmons Liver i'egn'ator for ltianv year.'. \i made it t.iy only family me UN. ?.!' mother hefore me was vi'i pa tialtoit. It is a safe, good and !V .tie medicine lor anv disorder of the system, ami if used in'time is a great preventive of ie'.r.ess. 1 often recommend it to my f' iends, and shall eonliiuu- to do so. ilKV. .1

AM KS Jl. itl1.1,1 NS. Pastor Id, hnrdi, t:i Fairfield, \'a.

TIME AND D0CX0KS' BILLS SAVED BY ALWAYS KEEPING SIMMONS LIV£E REGULATOR IN THE HOUSE.

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have fottn I ns Liver Regit,„..ir the best .mm nietlieine 1 ev used -r anyc may happen have used it indigestion, Coijc, lliarrhrea and Hilliousness and found it to relieve immediately. After eating a hearty supper, if. on going to bed, I take about a teaspoonfui. I never- feel the elTeets of tho supper eaten.

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Ex-Mayor Macon. Ca.

CP-Only genuine lias our 22 stamp on front »f wrapper.

J. H. ZEILIN & CO., Sole Propr's, Price St. Philadelphia, i'a.

LOW BATE

EXCURSION TICKETS!

Low Itate Excursion Tickets are now on sale to all Summer itesorts. via

Chicago & Eastern Illinois E. S.

Three Trains Daily Prom

Terre Haute to Chicago,

making close connect'ons with all roads diverging. call or write for copies of the Tour ists (lui.ies giving a de- criplt of the various, summer resorts til the North and Northwest.

W1I.T.J \*T ITTLI,., Gen. Pass'gr Agt., Chicago, III.

K. A. rAMPHKI.L Ceneral Agent. 021 We bash Ave.

Terre Haute Transfer Co.,

Office, 639 Wabash Ave.

Passengers and Uaggagp

Transferred between Depots, Hotels and Private Kesitlenees. Prompt and Reliable Service Guaranteed

Omnibuses, Carriages and Picnic Wagons for Private ServiceCall Koxes 629 Wabash avenue Beau enainp's Stable, Telephone 20C Night Oilice \3tuual House,.

WM. GRIFFITH, Pnpt.

Catarrh Cured.

We will furnish free a trial package of our Catarrh Cure to anyone sending us their

address. Slight cases cured in one week. Catarrh is a disease that is undermining the greater pait of our nation, but we have a positive cure for all that will avail themselves of this opportin ity. 1JK II. W, IIKXDKICKS & CO.

For further partk'iilais, call or address any of the following places: 107 north Fourth street. Terr* Haute, Intl.: .117 Sycamore street. Evatisville. ind. corner Ohio and Me-idian streets Indianapolis, ind XW Vine streef, Cincinnati, Ohio.

Also Herr.ia or Rupture Radically cured.

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"CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH.

Tbe Original and Only Genaluo. tnd»l«»T! Bel!»Nf. r.ewmreof worllilc" tmlmitoy. indlipeiMble'to LADIES. A»k your Oruyrrlrt f? '•CkWierter'B KncTj*h" anti Ukc BO olfcer, or iceicg!

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fstampfl) to mi for particulars in Irtur bjr rctO» 5Va:

NAME

1ST PRIZE--Prince liixie and phaeton, ticket hold by E. Evingcr. 2ND PRIZE—Commodore Kutt and road cart, ticket

Ik Id by C. C. llowerton.

1MB

Leading Olotliiers,

Cor. Fourth and Main Streets.

SPECIAL

Ladies' and Gents' Fine Shoes.

Otir Ladies' Fine Kil Button Shoes for £2 regular price$2.50. Our Ladies' Fine Kid Button Shoes for $2 50 tegular pri- £3. Our Ladies' Fiue Kid Button, high top, French beei, fo." 0 regular »ce $1.50. Our Ladies' French Kid Butioc, hand turned, S4 regular price Our Gents' hand sewed button and seamless conrre&i daisy kidtjti told elsewhere for $8.

Our Gents' hand sewed button and seamless ccDgress calf kid |5 sold else.rtsiie for $7. Our Gents' machine sewed button and seamls-ss dongola $3.SO regular pi be

Our Gents' machine sewed button and seamlef-s docgf!ia $3 regular pii rM. Our Gents' machine sewed button and seamless calf S3 regular p» c-« 4. Our (rents' machine sewed button and seamless calf $2 50 rv nltr prico ^S.50. Our Gents' machine sewed button and seamlees calf £2 tegular pri'--: :\50 For Ladies', Misses'and Children's Shoes iu medium prices we cm aave ycu from 10c to 50c on each pair. In Men's and Boys' Working Shoes we' r-rry r. Ltige stock at prices that wjll be to your interest to rail at our store and 5.»-vc- lime and money, as our styles and prices never fail to 8u 't.

327 MAIN STREET.

'SAMPLE BOTTLES FURNISHED FREE.'

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Imported by Mihalovitch, Fletcher & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. i"or s:

H. HULMAN and HENRY

We have several good pieces oi property, to exchange for good imiT-ovni farm lands.

We have also some stocks of dise to ex liange for city properly mm? for good unincumbered improves Kivii] and some to sell at an especial low for cash.

We will sell regardless of real houses Ko. 319 north Second 1027 and 1031 south Fourteenth nfroet and 37 1-2 font vacant lot on west ido ol north Second street, between airl Cherry street.

EALUE & RICIIAHKSOfl..

No. 20 South Seventh St., Terre

BIG DRIVE IM

Finest and ''Leapcst Iine in ihs Ciif.

CGTIAGH, ASH, OAK, CHERR/ AfO WALi-U/

Starts, Parlor Siiti lli T-oss!

FANCY TABLES, RATTAN K0

All Nice and I'riccs Lio^.c.st in tho y.

:ile by

wfi gents

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Also all Druggists and Liquor Dealers in Tctre Iiaute

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R. I| 10 ITH FOURTH ST'EET.

have arrived. We are displaying a fine line of Scotch Goods and a .• 1 line of Staplo Goods. A perfect fit is guaranteed.

Corner Siatliand Main Streets.

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