Daily Wabash Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 8 July 1887 — Page 4

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At half the foraiet prices. Eouglt rcccntly at closing prices from New York lmporteis before taking inventory. All summer goods mast bo closed out to make room for fail goods that will soon arr ve.

H05ERG.R0CT&C0.

£jbn Hanlojr, J. M. Samuela.

JOHN HANLEY & CO.,

Manufacturers of

iwnings and Tents,

St'PKRlNTKNDENT'S NO

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Kvamlnatlons of applicants for license to tench In the public schools of Vigo county will beheld on the ].i«t Saturday of each month, at the Normal school build ng I11 Torre Haute

Finch ap* 11c 'lit must present satisfactory evidence of good moral character before license Is granted, license will be granted In conformity to the grade of percent, given be!ow:

Ueneral average Is made on the eight sta'u* tory braticiiei. Theory and success making ten lt.'in.

A genet al average or 70 percent., not billing low percent. In any of the ilrst nine Items, entitles the Applicant to a six month.' llcenss- not renewable.

A general average of !o per cent., tu falling below68 per cent In any one of the leu Items entitles the applicant to a twehe months' licence.

A general avi rage of 90 per cent., not falling below 76 pee cent. In any one of the ten It m»i titl"s the applicant to a twenty- ourinonths' license.

A general average of '5 per cent not falling below So pi cent. In anv one fl st eluht Items, 1 or below 90 Throw and Success, entitles the applicant to a thlrlv-sii months' licence.

No Certificate Is given when the general average 1 'ss tlian To. or the eer cent. I11 any onof then 1 1 Ine tems is below fiO.

No Certificate Is grant for a longer perio than twelve months to 11 applicant wlio I as never taught.

Ma nuscript blanks, pens and ink are fur nlshci by the superln tendent. Kxamina ions open at 8:30 a 111. and close at 4:10 p. m. 11. W. t'l'UUY,

County Superintendent.

AVAXTS, ETC.

ADVRKriSKMKNTS IN THIS ClM.I'MN WII.L BF CtAKiiltli FIVK CKN'TS PKK LINK EACH IS KKTION. NOTHINO RRCKONKD URSS TH\X KIVR l.INRS. Nil DlSOOfXT ON t.ONO .r(H Anv RKTISKM RVTS, AS THR ACCOf.VTS

NALL PAYMKNT IS RRQUIKKD IS AISmXCK.

WANTED.

«TANTED—People to know thev can buv pianos at ca-h and ?io per month" organs $10 cash and p*r month at H. BHIMWUI & ("o.'s, 3J0 AVabash venue.

1'ianos

and organs to rent. Cal' nd examli.e.

"T\7ANTED—A man wh undc-s and* canva«siug ca-i i:ul emplovment by addressing A. B. C\, cs r.* "Dally Kxrre^s office

\\T ANTED—Kslesmeti to sell tuimerv stock ful' line of new and valuable Specialties: steady emplovment at fixed salaries and cxtvuses, or comiuUsion. Address, giving age and references. MAY BUOTIIKKS,

Nurservmen. K(Hliest-r N. Y.

•VITkNtKl)—Three pushing men In your W vicinity. Special imlucementsnow un\le*l advantages: fa«t selling speculation don't delay s»l from s'art.

I'UOW.N BKOTHRRS,

Rochester, N. Y. Nurservmen

•^7ANTFlv—A Cook In Apply at dav, July 5,

a famPy of three.

Applv at :ci4 South Sixth street, luesly 5*.'

fter.

IT ANTED— A man of temp-rate and moral f* habits «eeklng empl-.ynu-nt. to represent an old «stab'islied hous-in his own section. S« 1MT P°r month. Kefer ences CTVKINQ HOUSE,

Barclay Street, New York.

(MDIAN SPRINGS, MARTIN COUNTY, INDIAKA, DCBBINS & KENNEDY. PROPRIETORS ITD MANAGERS

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Jobbers and Retailers, Nos. 518 and 520 Wabash Avenue.

f«rprcof Horn and Wagon Covers,

HAMMOCKS. COTS,

stresses and Bedding,

319 and 321 Cherry Street.

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^JlTIOEN» NOTICK

The trustees ot the T-rro Uaut.f Savings Dank m-t June *5th, 18 7, and declared a semiannual dividend of two-amt-n-hall percent out "f the earning- of the past six months all sums of two dollar and up* ards that s'lall hare en on deposit for six months, next preceding July Is', and a proportionate rate 011 like ni» that have been on deposit for three months, payable to de,osiUrs on and after July 2Mh, 18J7.

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Tnd July 1st, 1FS7. I.HSVIS 1'. MARTIN', Secretar/.

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r»*t will not be disturbed lv the im inn alct rs. A 1st- 1 v. 1 Ml }i he use*, ratf ill the IK tel. for tho tot wishirg to g- down to the •rwlnir he culnliur vatt'r vl'l be "loi 1 on 11 Is ill (IT di ii.Kii in lintliiip i:rj s. Our livt ry will be first-class and the feed stabls will b*"oonuuctedbv and exn-n. n.-, hostler Jfi-m-n 1 r. c-ai. get

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oiirk fo- ihn hotel \'eu a-'s by tho no:ed Ko k, ti.e jn ntcst curiosity in tbe state duly ten miles from Owensburg on the Little Moiion where you can get

H0BER6, ROOT & COMPANY.

Nos. 518 cud 520 Wabash Avenue.

I1ST

ALL DEPARTMENTS!

Cost Not Considered!

More New Wa^h Goods,

WANTKIJ.

\*7 ANTED SALESMEN To to s.Jll nursery stock. Full line of new and valuable specialties. Steady employment a fixed salaries and expenses or commission. Address, giving age and referenc s.

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

Jul, 7. 74 9 94 0 77.0

Wentlier Probabilities.

WAHHINOTOH, D. C., Jnly 8.—1 «. M,— For Indiana: Neurly staiionary terapeiaturf wi.ids generally sontherly fair weather except rains in ex'reme southern.

For Illinois: Noarly etationHrr tempprature winds generally southerly fair weather, exoept rain in extreme aoutherm.

CITY IN BRIEF.

Waveland Iniiepeniient: J. L. Roberts took Charley's two little girls to visit their father, who is confined in the Terre Haute jail awaiting a new trial, Wtdneaday. He says Charley is er ing tfood health, and that he i.-' so cei.fident of acquittal that he made no tflori to escape, although he had numerous opportunities to so, no extra precautious being taken in guarding him. lie w^B not handctifled when brought from the prison, and thf warden left the car several limes, at one time remaining away sevetal miutites, when the only occupants of Ihe car were a man, wotmo, and two children of the w.-mien. He has not received a black mark at the penitentiary, and is something of a favorite with the tlieers of the iustilutim, anil allowed to wear a must che, a privilege granttd to very few convicts.

PERSON AL.

Mr. G. W. Williams, of Clay City, is in the city. Mr, Wm. Ham, of Paris, waB In the city yesterday.

Miss Addie Eaton is visiting in Owens boro, Kentucky. Mr. Pat Hogan, of north First street, in dangerously ill.

Jos. Weide", St. Louis, Mo., is in the city visiting friends. Miss Clyde. Whitehead, of Palis, 111., is visiting Miss Rose Walser.

Miss Eva Luke, of New Albany, is the gu«st of Miss Jessie Petdue. Mies Lulu Marie is visiting in Indiatiipolis, the eue*t of Mrs. James Davis.

Mrs B. L. Smith left last night jr i'ucyru», Ohio, where she will spend the summer.

Mr. Ed Evinger, who drew the first Myers Bros, prize, sent a box of cigars to the store.

Mr. Frank J. Dnnlap, of Havens & Geddes' 1 tlice is spending his vacation in Cincinnati.

Miss Sallie Scott left last night for Chi cago to aiten-1 the meeting of the Na tiocal Teachers Association.

Miss Ti lie Surrell, who has been vis iting Mi-s Ida Walmsley was called to her home in Indianapolis by sickness of rtla ives.

Mr F. Lawsen acd wife and Mr. C. W. McDitniels and wife were registered at the Dell house, at Garland Dell Mineral Springs, ear Waveland, Ind.

Vincennes Commercial: ''Mi Emma Smith, of Terre Haute, who visited the

conveyance. S&~ Our turns *i 1 be $10 and fl2 per week, owing to location of room*. Respectfully, DOBBINS & KENNBJDY.

MAY Bi'OTIIER-*, Nurserymen, Rochester, N. V.

FPU KENT-

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KENT—House of eight rooms and an extra large stable 622 Cherry st. I/. F. PEKDUE.

OK SALE.

v/"ll SALH—A horse go ul traveller and steady. At No. ."u3 1 Hiio street.

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SALE—Airst-class piano. Also some choice p'ants. Cheap fur cash, at 728 north Tl.irttenth street.

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SA Ui—A nuiuber of lots sui.'able for Imikling purpiws.^ituat on Fourteenth and a half and Locust. erms easy For further inform tion inquire of Mil 1". 1!. JOHNS, southwest corner Sixth aud Oak s:reels

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SALE-1'iivatesale of (1-r 0111 furniture, dining room tab e. la.111 s, standing aud hanging, 10 north Eighth street to-day.

MONEY TO LOAN.

ONKY TO LOAN.

Building -uul Loan No. 12, has a few aliases for sale. Money ou same can be had 011 thirty days notice.

Hnnlln'* Thvrmouietrlc Krcord.

ihe hotel. hose wishing quiet and

trip tickets at low rates fn in all points on theO.&M. L., X.

1(1 I'ltitn. arc only el*ht miles fr. Slicals- O. & lit. K. K.-iMiere you take the

family of Fred Miller daring the put few dBy, returned home last night." Vincvnnes Commercial: "Misses Emma and Dora Mills and Anna Peck will leave in a few days for Terre Haute and Chicago, to spend the summer."

Mr. and Mrs. C, C. Oikey and Mies ^sabelle are at present boa'ding with Dr. Elder as extensive repairs are being made to their residence, G51 Eagle street.

City Marshal Thompson, of north Firtt strett, celebrated his 53d birthday Wed nesday evening. Refreshments were served and music furnished by the "our nifcht out" club.

Mr. W. P. Kelley entertained the Misses Mahoney, Messrs. Smith and Gordon rf Paris, 111., Miss E la Mitchell of Grteocasilp, and Mr. W. E. Jarboe of Indianapclis, Sunday.

Mies Annie Dicons, of 201 north Thirteenth street ha just returned from Lake Maxinkuckt whtreshe spent the Fourth ashing and visiting friends. Sue accompanied Mr. L. Cory and family.

Quite a number of young ladies acd gentlemen, of the south end princi pally, went to Lake Fluvanna yesterday afternoon, taking their suppers, and in tending to spend, the evening there.

Townley Bros, will remove about August lo'h. Slashing pticeg from now tiil then on Btoves and bouse furnishing goods.

For ice and coal see L. F. Perdue, No 20 north Sixth streat. The consumption of good liquors as a stimulant or for medicinal purposes is new a vast trade involving the expenditures of millions annually. The question naturally arises with the consumers, where can these goods be bought in a state of purity tbus meeting the requirements of the physicians'prescription and comply with natures demands. ka elixir that wi 1 heal, not destroy." Peter S'aff, proprietor O Cobweb Hall, comer Ninth and Canal streets, possesses articles imported and domestic manufacture tree from all impurities and adulterations, which can only be hod by purchaseiog direct, thua escaping the machinations of the wholis iler or rectifier. Remember tbis.

PETER N. STAFF.

STATE BICYCLE TOUR.

The Hout.e That Will Be Travelled Over —The Start To-day at Loganspoit. The fourth annual tour of the Indiana Division of .the L. A. W. commences today, and as near as can be estimated there will be about one hundred wheelmes in line. The course over which the tour ex'ecdi contains as fine road and as beautiful scenery as can be found in the state. The start will be ifiade from Lv ganeport and the iccipal cities possed through are Frankfort, Waveland, Rockville, Clinton, L-\Fayette, Crawfurdtville, and tne Shades of Deatb, half day st'ps being made at the 1 atte? three placcs. The average distance travelled per day wi'l be about thirtyeight miles, making it possible for any rider of ordinary ability to par ticipate. A wagon for baggage will accompany the tcurist. Oa the afternoon of July 12 the tourists will arrive in this city, and on the 13th theTfirst annual meeting cf the home club will be held. Meserv A ton Hulman and Frank Fis beck left ye te day afternoon for Logansport to represent the club on the tour. On the 12.h a large delegation will go to Clinton and. accompany the wheelmen to tbis city.

Charles Crain has enterel for the half mile state championship Ed H'llman, the three-mile inter state championship Anton Hulman, the two-mile state cham pionsbip and Calder and Probst have determined to enter the half mile ride and run.

Hull fCk-Nowliu Nopttul*.

Wednesday Bradford A. Bullock, of Br»zi', and Miss Hat ie Nowlin, of this city, made known to their friends the fact that they have been married far more thsn two monihs. Last term Profet8~r Bullock was principal of the Carbon pr.hools and Mi-s Nowlin taugth at Knigbtaville. It seems that the5th May had been named as the happy day, but as both schools contirtied over that date, and as they were willing to postpone so important a'i event, they cidrd to wed quietly and Fay nothing about it until their schools closed. They were accordingly united by the Rev. Mr. Towne, of the Centenary Church on the dey named, and unlike most parlies concerned in tl'iirs of the kind, succeeded in keeping it quiet. Miss Nowlin's school closed June 17, tince which time she has been at home, preparing hfr parents, by degrees, for the final de uouement of yesterday. Mr. :llock bas accepted a position at $1,200 er year, of an Indianapolis firm, as traveling representative, and Mrs. Bullock will travel with him this summer. The hap-» ...... py pair left for Craw fords villa Wednes- «borthand and on type-writer, dsy afternoon, followed bj* the warm congratulations and hearty good-wishes of their many friends.

Death tne Friendly Inn. The 6 months-old child of Dora Yo'ing di*dat the Friendly Inn at 5 o'clock yesterday morning. Tha mother was on a drunk on the Fourth and abused her infant. The pilica were notified and took the baby away from her and placed it under the care of the matron at the inn. Upon Several occasions complaints were made to the police that the Yourg woman cruelly treated her infant. Tbe mother livison South Six and a Half street, near 8wan. There is talk of her arrest ai prosecution. Certainly such outrageous treatment of a babe should mot be allowed to pass without i'.s proper punishment.

Milk Inspector..

There seems to be complaint all over the city about the quality of milk offered for use by the dairymen. Slid a gentleman of the east end yesterday "A ailk inspector should be appointed by the council immediately and steps taken to improve the quality of the milk oflered for use. At present we are getting an awful quality. Changing milkmen does not help the matter, for one is aa bad as another."

The Arthur Monument. Funds are being raised in a quiet manner for a statue of the late President Arthur, to be erccted in Madison Square, thu city. It is proposed to speed about $30,000 on tbe monument.

More than half of this money has already befn collected by a commit1^, which Cornelius N. Bliss is ela man. The remainder will be raised, it i« expected, wiihin a month. In tin's city, where his worth was known acd appreciated long before he wtnt to Washington, the tubscripiious lave naturally been most freely made. In fact, the project for a monumtm in this city arose from the fact that several thousand more than was necessary were subscribed for a monument in tbe Albany cemetery, where he is buried. The surplus was then made the nucleus for a fund for a monument in this city, and it will not be many days before the entire amount is subscribed.—[New York Correspondence Philadelphia Press.

The Cowl Safe.

The peace and free use of tie city was offered the cow last -night. The supernumeraries whose eepecial duty it is to look after her were assigned to legular duty, the mayor was at home, and the marshal was nowhere to be seen. The weather also grew more pleasant than his b?en known for come time in this locality. Indeed a aoid opportunity was offered the cow to "get in her work," and if she did not take the chance no one was to blame. A north end gentlema a was awakened recently by the i}und of burglars it was supposed, but on tx amination found a cow eating in his garden. He left her in peace at a distance of two iquares from his house.

Prevalent Opinion of Ohio Girls. A girl in Ohio was pulling on her stockings the other day when one of them slipped, "throwing her rrm against her chin, making her bite her tongue ofi." This :s a pretty good fish story, but there is a prevalent opinion that Ohio girls sit on the floor at the first stage of their toilets, and it is hard to conceive how the accident occurred without kicking a hole through the plastering.—[El Paso (Tex.) Inter-Re-publics.

Atklng a New Tri„l.

The attorneys for George Durham, in the replevin suit brought by Will Shannon for possession of a mare formerly the property of Patrick Shannon, made a motion for a new trial before Judge Allen, and the case was argued yesterday. The queition of admissabilitv of some of the evidence was raised. Judge Allen has not passed upon the motior.

Robbed of $8 8 In Casta.

C. B. Brown, agent of the I. & St. was Thursday night relieved of his pocket-book by some thief. The book contained about $88 in cash besides other valuables. There were a number of ceipts among the papers, also about $26 worth of due bills. There is no clew to the thief.

The Latest B. & O". Development. "Much news tc-day asked the able editor of one of our esteemed con tempo raries. "Very little," replied his assistant. "Then you had better write the true Btate of the B. & O. deal, Bnd date it Cin cinaati. We've had nothing about it /or several days."—[Pittsburg Chronicle.

Boy tiiuiof,

Ed Cooper, a boy 14 years of age, has been missing from his home, on East Main street, for about six weeks. It is supposed that he has left the city. Tte police have been called upon to look up bis whereabouts, if possible. He has his initisls tfttoced on his right arm and on his Itft an American fl ig.

It I. All In the Corner.

Grand ltapids Eagle. It wonld seem that there mast be a hinge loose eomewbere when pofk is qaoted at (20 to #22 in Chicago and only $14.25 in Milwaukee.

Blarriage Ijiceu.es.

Charles P. Frederick and Nora L. Hipper. Gus Scherick and Djlla Ooley.

James M. Dlshon. and no other, Goes forth in haste With bills and paste, And proclaims to all creation That men are wise who advertise, In tbe present generation.

IMPORTANT NOTICE.

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

xJCPlt£S3.rr£lillE HAUTE. FllIDAV, JULY 8, 1887.

Printers' avenue, Terre Haute, Ind.

ISAAC BALli.

Everv piece of suiting will be sold by W. H. Rjutzhan before his removal to California.

H. F. Reiners gives better satisfaction at Sower prices in cleaning, coK ring and repairing than any one. Call at 6-^ Main str&eh

STENOGRAPHIC BUREAU.

Miss Hamill, Stenographer and No tary Public, room 1, Savings Bank build ing. Verbatim reporting, legal docu ments written in shorthand and copied on type writer. All kinds of type-writer copying and Notarial work promptly attended to. Instructions given in

There is a rare chance for bargains at W. A Routzhan's, the merchant tailor. He will close out his stock regardless of cost.

Ladies can have their dresses,shawls,&c. cleaned and colored to the best satisfaction at U. F. Reiners', (55 Main street.

SCHILLING.

At a special meeting of the Rppub lican Executive committee yesttiday afternoon, it was annoui ced that ail political parties had united in nailing a board in their platform as follows:

Resolved, Thut as sixteen schillings ($2 00) would buy the finest kid shoe ever shown in the city. Be it

Resolved, That all active politicians should provide their wives and daughters with these shoes, and be it further

Retolved, That all other people's wives and daughters wear the came. Be it still further

R-»olved, That Biegeman is the only man that is sellio? this extra fine shoe at $2, at 104 south Fourth street.

Gentlemen's clothes cleaned, colored and repairod in an unsnrpassed manner at H. Rein us' Dye House, 655 Main street.

Strangers coming to Terre Haute some

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fflLLlSElOTEII AffAY.

W. H. Rou'zhan, the merchant tailor will take none of his s'oek away with bim when he removes shortly to California. Every piece must be sold. Will either make up to orders in suits or (ell by the piece There never has been a better chance for bargains than this one.

LOTS! LOTS! LOTS!

STRAW AND LIGHT

bargains in City property, both Improved and Vacant. Our list is iarge and varied. We would be pleased to correspond with iion-residents wishing to invest money in desirable properties. Terre Haute offers in Real Estate big inducements. An investigation and comparison of the facts clearly shows such—as the desirability of our city is unsurpassed.

Notary Public, Real Estate and Louns,

Celebrate! Lancaster Block Ceal.

THE BEST IN USE!

July 7,1887.

COLORED

STIFF HATS

FOR THE

FOURTH OF JDLY. IllliPEIi,

Fourth Street llatter and Furnisher.

Terre Haute Transfer Co.,

Office, 639 Wabash At*.

Passengers and iiaggage

Transferred between Depots, Ilotels and Private Residences.

Prompt aad Reliable Service Gaaraiteatf Omnibuses, Carriages and Picnic Wagons for Private Service.

Call Boxes—Adam Express Telephone 24 BeatK-iuunp's Stable, Telephone MO Night Office, National House,.

WM. GRIFFITH, 8upU

No. 20 South Seventh St., Terre llauta if 1

Grand Clearance Sale. BIG- DISCOUNTS

REGARDLESS OF COST.

Carpenter's Boston Store,

418 Wabash Avenue.

HE3 A DQUAK-TERP

-FOR THE

Espenhain & Aibrecht

Are offering bargains in plain and fancy Turkish towels, colored table damask and napkins. whit8 goods. Closing out sale of silk and lisle gloves, 60c gloves are now 39c, 50c gloves ara now 25c, 25c gloves are now 15c a pair. Closing out sale oi gauze underwear in ladies' and gents.

PARASOLS

We lead in parasols and silk umbrellas Prices 50 per cent, below our regular selling p/ice. Closing out sale of laces at 2c, 3c, 4c, 5c and so on. Closing out sale of odd lots- of corsets at lialf price.

Opera. House-

W m. Ham, the celebrated Wheeler & Wilson sewing machine agent of Paris, III, sold one of our farmers, Mr. Martin Sheets, a new No. 1 Wheeler & Wilson. It's a dandy.

All Grades oi

Block, Nut and Anthracite

COAL & WOOD

Kadel & Sons, Agents,

021 Main Street.

LOW KATK

EXCURSION TICKETS)

I/OW Rate Excursion Ticket* are now on sale to all Summer ltesorts, via

Chicaio & Eastern Illinois B. R.

Three Trains Daily Frrm

Terre Haute to Chicago,

making close connect'ons with all roads diverging. Call or write for copies of the Tour ists Guides giving a description of the various summer resorts of the North and Northwest.

WTLUtM BILL. Gen. Pass'gr Agt., Chicago. 111.

K. A. C1AMPBE1X, General Agent, C2I WshbHli Ave.

Catarrh Cured.

We will furnish free a trial package of our Catarrh Cure to any one seiulin us their

address. Slight eases cured in one week. Catarrh is a disease that is undermining the greater part of our nation, hut we have a positive cure for all that will avail them selves of tills onportii' ity. 1)K. II. \V, HENDRICKS & CD.

For further partu-ulais, call or address any of the following places: 107 north Fourth street, Terr1 Haute, Ind.: .117 Svcamore stree F.vansville. Ind. corner Ohio and Me-idian streets Indianapolis, Ind 335 Vine street, Cincinnati, Ohio.

Also Hernia or Rupture Radically cured.

FAULTLESS

FAMILY

I have used Simmons Liver F.egulator for in anv year.-. *i ic made it my only fauiily me .- int. My mother before me was vei pa' !ial to it. It is a safe, good and f* jle medicine for any disorder of the system, and if used in time is a great preventive of -ickness. I often recommend it to my friends, and shall continue to do so.

KKV. JAMES M. ROLLINS, Pastor M, E Church, -th Fairfield, Va.

riKE AND DOCTORS' BILLS SAVKD BT ALWAYS KEEPING 8IMM0N8 LIViE REGULATOR IN THE HOUSE.

I have found ~r »i "ons Liver Regulator the best I «ni| medicine I ev used anvtVu? may happen have used It l.i t.uugestion. Colic. Diarrhoea and Billiousness and found It to relieve immediately. After eating a hearty supper, if. on going to bed, I take about a teaspooiifui, I never feel the effects of the supper eaten. OVID

G. SPARKS

Ex-Slayor Macon, Ga.

^-Only genuine has our 52 stamp ou front *1 wrapper. J. H. ZE1LIN ft CO., Sole Propr's, Price It. Philadelphia, Pa.

Mas*.,

COTTON

THE LUCKY NUMBERS

1ST PRIZE-'Prince Dixie and phaeton, ticket held by E. Evingcr. 2ND PRIZE—Commodore Nutt and road cart, ticket held by C. C. Howerton.

MYERS

Leading Olotliiers,

Cor. Fourth and Main Streets,

SPECIAL SALE

Ladies' and Gents' Fine Shoes.

Our Ladies' Fine Kid Eutton Shoes for $2 regular price $2.50. Our Ladies' Fine Kid Button Shoes for $2 50 legular prive $3. Our Ladies' Fine Kid Button, high top, French heel, $3.50 regular pi ire $1.50. Our Ladies' French Kid Button, hand turned, $4 regular price 5. Our Gents' hand sewed button and seamless congress daisy kid $6: o'd elsewhere for $8.

Our Gents' hand sewed button and seamless cocgrees calf kid $5 sold elee^hete for $7. Our Gents' machine sewed button and seamless dongola $3.50 regular piioe i4.5^.

Onr Gents' machine sew6d button and 8eamles&doni olia $3 regular pti'e $4. Our Gents' machine sewed button and seamless calf $3 regular pr ^4. Our Gents' machine sewed button and seamless calf $2 50 regular pricc .c3.50. Our Gents' machine sewed button and seamless calf $2 regular price 2.50 For Ladies', Misses'and Children's Shoes in medium prices we can s:ive yon from 10c to 50c on each pair. In Men's and Boys' Working Shoos we -?ny a Isrge stock at prices that will be to your interest to call at our store ami ttve time and money, as our styles and prices never fail to suit.

J. FISHER,

327 MAIN STREET.

"SAMPLE BOTTLES FURNISHED FREE."

Imported by Milial jvitcli. Fletcher & Co./Cineimiati, Ohio. For sale by

H. HULMAN and HENRY MEYER, Agents

A'so allgDruggists and Liquor Dealers in Terre Haute.

OUR O

Handsomest and Most Satisfactory for

RETAIL ADE

SiietoarSs, Parlor Ms, Ball uses!

FANCY TABLES, 15ATTAN KOCKEUL-

All Nice and New, Prices Tiowost In tho City.

R. FORSTEF,

2B and ?5 3o ith Fourth Si^eeL

Spring Suitinersi

have arrived. We are displaying a fine lire of Scotch Gocds and a l\? line of Staple Goods. A perfect fit is guaranteed.

W. H. ROUTZAHN &

Corner Sixth and Main Streets.J

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Those who have USED THEM will BUY NO OTHER BRAND. TRY THEM!

SOLE AGENTS FOR ALL MARKETS:

SAMUEL C. DAVIS & CO,,

SAINT LOUIS, MO.

BIG DRIVE IN

Qliecxii'toei* Bu its.

Finest and Cheapest I,?Be ir. the Citf.

COTTAGE, ASH, OAK, CHFftRY AND VsALNUS*.

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