Daily Wabash Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 2 August 1887 — Page 3

-oS* HjfS?

A.1! traius arrive aud depart from Union Demi, Chestni -''iuth streets, except I. & St.

SJfTraim m3rkPd hus (S) dPnofe Sleeping Cars attached tl il'y. Trtiius marked ttius (Hi denou- botei irr nit ached. Tralus marked ttum'B) denote iluiti-tC&rK att ched. Trains tnackua thus rou daily.. Ail other trains run daily, riunilays excepted.

VANDAUA LI'E. T. H. & 1. 1'IVI.SIOW.

A frim Kittl—Kh"» iil 10.00 ra I'Ml v: Ex t(t!) 1.3U a Mall I tain .10.12 a

Hot and Cold Sea-Water Saths

Open *11 Y« a»* %. R. KOHKRTS

SR5E»#i!.s «^«irlJ3EOTO*

I'tifn rici:r!*y,

Rhecnifttlam, L'nnntfo,

D»rUachrt( Wrukneis, Ccldf" 1n trains. the Chest and a

UoWiii t» .jnfrimpif •OntnH fi«- t»-~.-- «kS K——

MS-BEST

Fa^t ..I t( t) 2.00 II: MHTi.'tPOlM Ac 6.45

Le Tt .'or West P.TJMC

+(8) 1.42 a

ilatt Train 10.18 a J- irt K* td'i li.I* [i 01 sr Maii nS Jom

Ar. from V.'jst—D Hx t(H) 2.18 to h.i-.t 1.42 a in liOi:i?Tille,fastl2.0

F-nt Mail I.i-O a

Letvt- t-ir J?*st —!)-'.v £x (B)

:i? ra

K**:

&x (I'&H) 1.61

a cn

i: ul ami Ac 7.15 a :i & .»u, fa-it (f). 12..v in v»Mall HS I.:® a ro T. & I.. DIVISION.

Ar. from Nor h—n V:Train 12.30 ra Ai-o-.rninriodatlon...

8.00

Leave for.V rtli—\(*'i Train (.00 a rn Ai-.-oinmodatlori... 2.45

KYAN'riVIU.K & TERRE HAUTE. NAHHVILI.K I..-.VK. A .Groai south—N uh ft K*tts & B) 4.50 a

Kv& I ltd Kx +(Pl 11'. 30 rn fhl & Ind I!x t(8)...l").«l ra

I^-av'-for South—fill & Kx tS 5.0o a Kv &Ind Ux•(*).... ru & N

Kx +fs&

B],. 10.05

KVANSVILLK

INDIANAPOLIS.

Ar. from south—Mali and Kx 3.65 ft Accommodation 9.10 a in l^ive for 8'tli—Mall and Kx B(# a ra

Accommodation X.'^

CHICAGO & EAMTKKN' ILLINOIS. DA.VVII.t.E I.INK. Ar. from North--'!'. H. Ai'o'n io.03 a in

C. H. &T. U. Kx... 3.15 C: & Nash Kx tfhj... 3.35 a N. & lix. t[S & H] 10.00

I ii S &

0 5

Watscka Ac 2.-/7 Nash & Kx. t[Sl.lu. ir. trsi N. & Iil 4..V1

a rn

KRKK HAUTE &PEOUIA.

Ar. from N W—Mall & Acc'n 3.15 T. li. Ar.v'11 II.lu a III Lw for N W— Mall & Acc'n 7 30 a

Iit-catnr

ACC'II

4.00 ILL

UKE I.IN'K i'.OUTK IXDIANAPOI.18

& S'J' LOUIS.

I'pot, Corner Sixth and Tippecanoe Streets, .s.'.froni Kast—Jay Kx tfS] 10.00 a ni Limited t{8] 2.10

Mattoon Aco'n

*.13

N hi I. Kx t!S].. 1.00 a

:'ve for West—l)t Kxprt-s-i t[S]..iu.08 a in I.lnuted t.'S] 2.00

111

Alattfx. Ac-'ri H. sa N & St I- Kx t[S].. 1.08 a

Ar.from West—N Kxpi^ss +[S]...12.20 a Inillanap .Il* hx 7.18 a 1.28

S.45

l^ave for East—V Kxpress tJSj...

12.22

.20

NY Limited [SJ... pro T)av Express trHT... 3.47

THK SHKLBUItNE

ATLANTIC CITY, N,

Directly on the Beach.

IK SHF^ORLD

The Theatrical I'rofesHlon.

Merit will win and rrcelve public rt»co^nition and jirnbe. Tacts, which are tho outcome of general exl*»rlonce, growing through ymrs of critical and practical test,

L»ocon»o U.H r(Hted

CHAIU.UTTRluAJTOOW,

Uuao nn«Bkeri'rt Trstimouy.

The Swift Specific Company, Atlanta. Oa. tieutlemen-For two years had a severe ease of eexemn. I used tar so:»p«, sulphur M»aps, and various other remedies, and wioi preweril»e«t for by nutnlK'rs of plivBiciHUs. but fountl no relief. At last I determined to iry the S. S. *. remedy, and .seven or eight Monies have tiioroughly relieved me. ami you can use this certlrtcaie lu any manner you wish.

Hi oo Hassxkru

Mender of Thalia Theatre

New York. May rs 1^7.

Treatise on Bl»od and Skin Dlseajcs mailed free. T.t* Swrrr srsctrir Co.. J»rawer:i, Atlanta, Ga.

I I

THE RAILROADS

Tba Trip or the PMMn(r Acect* Ended —The T. H. I. rtult. Messrs. Will end G»ba Ddvis are at present tiking a •acitioa.

Mr. George Halz of the Van shops, has gone to Mtxiakackee to spend week,

W. W. Colemm, traveling freight agent of the Vaadaiia, wae in the city yesterday.

On hi* last trip Grand Master Rsrgent, of the B. of traveled 3,412 miles, I and visited twenty-seven lodge*.

Mr. John Connellv bsi been placed on day duty at thn E & T. H.freight house, and Mr. C. Johnson given the position of night cierk. I Conductor C. F. Lighter, who was struck on the bead while bis tr*in was passing under a bridge on the west end of the Vandalia, Saturday nigh', and thought at the time to have been killed, is improving.

Negotiations are in progress lookiDg toward the consolidation of the Wabash Should tbh union of tho division-) be effected there will b» bat few changes io the list of officii! and everything will go on as heretofore.

The directors of the Chicago & Eastern Illi ois rotd, which is in part an Indiana iosd, have declared the u*aal 3 per rent, semi-smual divid.-nd. This doesn't loot much like the Porter syndicate was freezing out the minority slock holders, an has been intimated they were attempting to do.

The announcement has lteeq made that the hearing in the Vard.lta l«au?e suit w*s to come up »gain Tharsday at Springfield. Mr John G. WillUmssaid yasterdoy iu regard to this: "You raey state that as far as I know thera will be nothine don^ in the ca« at th-it time. If anything is to be done I have no', heird of it."

Indianapolis News: ''General Mana ger M. Head), of the Ben line, is in tho city to day, lojking up the interests of the ro-d here. Since the running arrangement with the B'g Fou: road, the passenger business between Indianapoli" and St. Louis hus greatly increaet-d. acd will continue to grow, owing to the ac* dii'on of ths through chair car* from Cincinnati to St Louis. Engine 26 on this road, it is ciaimed, mikes the f^te-t time cf any engine coming into the city."

Mr. Charle6 Owen, trsvelinj p*'S9nger Rgent of the Vandalia, has tetumed fro the Eist. He was a mt-mher of the party of pas«enger agents of the Vandalia and Pennsylvania railroads who have just finished an eight days' trip throughout the Ejst. Il:e party spent two d»ys at ('resson Spring, Penti, then nton the Baltimore A Philadelphia At Philadelphia they became the guests of the Pennsylvania company, and went on east, visiting Long Branch, Sandy Hook, New York, Brooklyn, and various other Eastern points of interest. The trip was very pleasant.

Mr. Ives' Plant.

Mr. Ives is io CiudoT&ti, where he said to a Commercial Gazette reporter "We shall go on and develop our C,, II. St D., Terre Haute, Vandalia and Ft. Wayne properties these now bring in a net income of $7,500,000, certainly not lees than $7,000,000, annually, and we believe csn be made to do even better "At the meeting of the stockholder of ihe C., H. & 1). on Saturday then you will authorize the lewe of the Dayton, Ft. Wayne A Chit-agoT' "Certainly we shall. I have just been over the road and it is in exeellent condition. This acquired and the H. & D. will be one of, if not the best, paying railroad properties in the United States." "How lODg do you expect to remain in the ci "I shall be here for about two weeks, hut Mr. Waite will be in entire control of all our western intercuts and we know they are in gotd hands."

Bloi kins nival Line.

TUSCOLA,

and Immovable as

HioriK'kof Gibraltar in pub!ic opinion, and henceforth n«D 110 further

uarautco

to their genu-

ineneti.i. Tin* IniMsputable fact that Swift's Specific Is the best Mo ul pur1fu»r th-' world, Is one of these Immovable Gibraltar ck tacts of which we have spoken, ami every day's experieneo root* this conviction deeper and a»*. per in puohu opinion. Every elans of oar people in America and In Europe, every trade, caning and profession, Including tne medical profession, have b»rno voluntary testimony to tho lenmrkable virtues of 3. S. 8. aud its infallible eflleacy lu curing all diseases of the hlo"d. Iheso testimonials are on file b\ the thouMinds, and open to t.io insnectlon of all. Now come, unsolicited, two distinguished members of the theatrical profession, who gratefully testify to the wonderful curative 'ptiiltles of the SpeelUc in their individual cases. Their testimonials are herewith submitted to the public without further comment- let them speak for themselves. The lady Is a member of the fatuous Thalia Theatre Company, of New York, aud formerly of the Residence Theatres Berlin, Germany.and of McVioker'sStock Company, of Chicago. The KcutlcniMti !.•* a well known nu mber of the New York Thalia Theatre Company. Both are well known hi theatrical circles In this country and lu Europe.

Iiii riot! 5! nudow's Tent hnony. NKW YORK. May 3, 1SS7. Specltk* Company, Atlanta, Ga.: ndernpu-'-Having been annoyed wlih nlmplt bad no eruptions and rounlmess of the skin, from bad con ditlou of my blood, for more than a year, I used a lending {Reparation of sarsanarllla and ottier adverylseti remedies to no eH't et. Tlien I consulted a prominent phvsiean and fiom ids treatment received no bener.t 1 then concluded tw try tho s. S. S. remedv for the Mood, and live or six packages by a thorough eradication of my trouble and restoring smoiuhne«s to my skin, have made in© luippy, and 1 cheerfully give von thin testimonial for such use and publicity as you wMi to make of

Ihe Arthur Kill ridge.

TKESTOW,

!52 Bowery, uear Canal Street.

111., July 31.—The Indian

apoli?, Decaiur and Springfield railway people having information that the officials of the Chicago A Eastern Illinois road would have 5,000 men here last night to lay the track through this city for their St. Louis extension, put 1,000 men at work throwing obstructions across their track all last night, and today tbe men have been working like beavers, throwing out spurs directly across Central avenue, loading them th cars, and in some instances buge trenches have been dug, and the dirt used in burying the ca?t almost to the roof. Wnetber the Eastern Illinois people de igned going through the city and tap ping the Illinois Central to day is not known here, as up to this evening they have not put in an appearance. The sympathies of almost every citizen are with tbe Eastern Illinois people in their effort to secure a passage through the city, ard the Iodianapulis, Decatur & Springfield has made itself yery unpopular by this exhibition of selfnlines*. It is said that the general managers of the ihrt-e railroads—the Ontrsl being in the w»r—will hold a conference in this citv to-morrow, Rt.d a coi flict of the men, which has been hourly expected, may yet be averted.

N. J., August 1 —Justice

Biadley delivered his opinion to-day in the cass of the attorney general, informant vs. the New Yoik Baltimore railroad company and Staten

Transit company, on the motion to dis solve the inj inction issued by Chancellor McGill rt8trainiog the defendant from consiructing a bridge over the Arthur Kill, on Staten Island sound. He dtcideu that the state had no right 0 inter fere and therefore dissolved tbe injunction.

STATE NEWS.

Dr. Lsaher Trezel one of the oldest and moat promineni« physicians qf Foit Wayne, died on Sunday. H«j leaves an estate valued at $200,000.

Charirs Specoer, a worthless narried man of Hpencer, has ekped wii.ii Nannie Worthicgton, the beautiful wife of a neighbor and mother of two children. Tms is Spencei'd third experience of this eOlt.

Two men, Alexander Beppus and B-n Johnson, at work on the scaffo.'dicg of a new house, at E«ansville, were swept f-om their position by a mssi of sheetitig falling from the roof, and fell Adistatc.of forty feet. Both men were injured internally and will die.

Some scoundrel firad the wheat stscks on tbefaim of Mr Edwatd Scott, near Downs, Monrce county, which were totally destroyed, hey contained about $1,000 busht-ls of wheat, ah of that grain which the farm produced tuis year.

James Saunders, a ditcher of Fort Wayne, and his wife, aTter a week's deuch, quarrelled. Tue woman was horribly Deateu. She was itrnovtd by tne tewnsbip trustee to the connty itfltmarv, and died there the same night. I

Fire at Bedford, yesterday, deetioytd

the siable, smoke house, wtoli-houbc aod brick kitchen of Judge E. Pearson also George McDamel's BtabJe, rri nun's stable and a large warthou?e of 0v«-n lk Co. The magnificent twostory brick store Csugtit next, but was •a7»d, tbroujh considerably damag-d. Tbe losses are estimated at aoou*. $5,000

Fred Grutsennieyer, son of Conuty Treasurer Anthony Gru-sentaeyer, ot Logantp rt, w«s brutally assaulted at a lute hour Siuarday night by a dr»repu a h!e chaiae er named Maurice Glenson. Gleason sneaked up bshind Grussenmeyer white he was on Jiii way home and dealt him fearful blow behind tbe left ear with a heavy oak spoke, crustiiog his head in a huriihle inner.

Fire broke out in tse expensive hide and r»g factory in Fort Wayne owned by Weii Brothers, caused by spoLUneutis combustion in rags, completely destroying all the contents and leaving only tbe four walls of the brick building standing. The fire communicated to Btirnum's livery s'able aud entirely cleaned it out. Tae walls of this building fell in nnd nothing is left but a pile of brick. Bar num s^ved all of his horses and carriages, but lost all of fcis sleigh?, which were stored upstairs. He also lost all of his household goodj. Total loss estimated at $32,000, and id but partially insured.

Neighborhood News Votes. A birthday dinner tendered to Mrs. Martha Ju^d, cf Johnson township, Clirk unty, waB attended by

MTB.

Rhoda McDauiel, ag^d 77 years Mrs. Thomas Seward,aged 67 years Mrs. Levi Brewer, aged 80 years, and several other old folk, male and femsle, whose ages ranged from 65 to 83 years. Mis. Jurd ij now in her 94th year and retains all her faculties to a remarkable dngre. She can relitemany thrilling tales of the war of 1812, her husband having served all through that contest. She is the only pensioner of the war cf 1812 residing in the county.

disastrous lire was reported from near Westfield. George Citon, a huckster, was at James Davidson's farm, and put his team and wagon in the barn while he weot in to dinner^ Willie Sandy and Eddie Melton, neighbors' children, found some matches in the wauon while sneaking ar- und, aod started a fire. Tbe fl .mes tpread to the straw io the stable, burning tne buildn and contents, consisting of farming implements, grain, bay, etc alno Mr. Eaton's team, wagon, harness, ad mi his ods. Tte fl tmes next spread io fence near by, burning over a mile of it They then attacked several stacks hi* and grain, burning up nearly $1 000 worth. The entire loss was upward ol $2,000. No insurance.

Tom Kufns, a blacksmith, of

HJI-

landtsburg, eight miles e»st of r-kvilie. an evicted teunnt of W. 11.yCutbirth, postmaster, got into a row with the la--ur because ho turued a calMnto the garden on the premises where the vegetalea had not been gathered. Rufur, armed with two ham me s, at afikerf Cmbirih who drew a pocket knife. Tne result wss Cutbirth got a fearful blow on the head, laving bare tbe skull, and crazing bim. ifus had the muscles of hnright arm literally slictd from h?m, besides a cheek laid open, and several gashes in the breast, one of which has so weakened him that physicians say be can not recover. Cutbirth is wild as a maniac, an 1 still iai possession of the shop, forbidding friend, ene:u7 and doctor coming ne*r. Tne posttn ts'.er is very unpopular, and it is believed that the calf episode was ODIV an excuse for au attack upon him.

Test The nth

of the statement thst Fai:bank's GoldDu Washing Powdtr is net only the best but the cheapest. Its golden color is a guarantee of purity.

OplLlon of Lea. in Editor. Almost ell the diseases that BfHictns from infat cy to old ngo have their origin in a disordered liver A really good

Island Rapid liver medicine is tbe most tmportant io t-\e wholo r-nge of pharmacy. We belisve Simmons Liver Regulator to be the best among tbem ail. We pin our faith upon the eulator, and if we could persuade every readtr who is in ill health to buy it, we would willingly vouch for the ben* fit esch would receive —Ed. Cincinnati -zette.

1X?^

Froo! B.ttar Than AMottion. With encb procf aa the following letter from W. Das n, of No 278 Seventh street, New Yark, it is not necessary to make the bare a^ertioa that

POROC3 PLASTERS

FODJ B&BI

Two sons of Silas Gaodrich aged 7 and 10 respectively, living tight uiles oorta easily digested, and assimilated, and of Cj-umbia Civ, env-aKed in filling I prevents or cures all bowal disorders, cartridges from a flisk filled wi.h r-w-! ~T~ der. Alighted match li into ihe fl «.-k,

caused an explosion, and both boya were very badly burned. Oaa will die and the other lose hid eyesight.

Children Teetblag.

The mother finds a faithful friend iu MRS WINSLOW'S fcOOTHINU SY HUP. Price 25 cents a bottle.

Bncklen's Arnlos Stilve.

THE BEST SAI.VE

^IPllESS, TEliltE HAUTE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1887.

ALLCOCK'S

cure lambsgo. Mr.

Dean ssye: Some ten days ago I was taken with a very violent pain in the small of my hick. It was so severe that I con hardly breathe evrry movement caueed great Ejfony. I fi lally found oat it was lambsgo. Being entirely he'pless, a friend sent to a artugist and g.two AUcock' Pjroti3 Plasters: these were well warmed and spp'.ied to my bsck, one above the other, In half an hour, to ray greet delight and surprise, I found the pain began to abate. In two hour' I was able to walk out and attend to my business, the pain beiog a'no't gore. N-xt day I wss all right, but. continacd wearing the plasters for a week.

csn be rasd* strong by giving tbem a food identical in effect wi'h mither» milt. Su is Lic ated Food. It is

ron.

w.aot

,the 'v«h»ng Powder

'»p sure it is ibe golden color. Ask tor Fairbank's Gold-Dust. Is exceeding fineness causes it to dissolve instantly Its iffei tiveness is marvelous- Try it.

in the world for cuts,

bruises, sores, ulcers, 6&lt rheum, fevei sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblain* corns, and ail skin 6ruptions, and posi tively cures pitas, or no pay required. 1 is guaranteed to givg perfect satisfaction or moDey refunded. .Splice, 25 catg pci box. F„r sale Hy Oojk, Bell A Lowry

Greatly Excited.

Not a few of tbe citizens of Ture Hauie, have recently become greatly ex cited ever the astounding ficts, tha several of their friends who had been pronounced by their physicians as in curable and beyond all hope—suffering with that dreaded monster consumption —have b*en completely cured by Dr. Kicg's New Discovery for consumption, the only remedy that does positively cuie all throat and lung diseases, coughs, -'ds. aithm* and bronchitis. Trial bottles free ot Cook. Bill 46 Lcrwry'a drug store "large bottles $1.

Woutiorfnl Coras.

Cook, Bell & Lowry, wholesale and retail druggists of Terre Haute, Ind., say. We have been selling Dr. King's iNew Discovery, Electric Bitters and Bucklen' Arnica Ualvo for four years. Have nevehandled remedies that sell as well,

givsssch universal satisfaction. There have been some wonderful cures effected by these medicines in this cif*. Several 1 ass c& pronounced const Iveen entirelv cured by use .f ££evb$i&» of Dr. King's New Discovery, iconnection with Electric Bittera, V* guarantee them always. Sold by Cotik, Bell & Lowrv.

THE MARKETS

CHICAGO.

CHICA30, A-g. 1.—Wheat, Bt«asy corn qaiet and steady ots dull r^-.itioas, quiet. 1'ash quotations: Floor—Qui«t and unchanged. No. 2 t-print? wheat, 68%£$68%s-, No. 8 spring »^ent, nominul No. 2 red, 7lc No. 2 corn, S9$t9fec No. 2 oat-, 24K@24^o. No. 2 rye, 44a. No. 2 barley, nomin-tl. No I flufl OE. rrime limothy sacd, fi 25 M-*rS pork, per arret, tiS 0). Lar I—P-r 100 'be., $6 52ifc$6 55. Short ribs Bides (loose), 18 117^ dry salted ihoal rs (b t), t5 80^5 90 short olaar eid-s (boxed), #8 4U @8 45. Wnisky—Distillers' tj.iish-xi jo d» per gal-.n, fl 1Q. Baiter—High-r cieamery, 14!^Q23c tlairr, 13 £jS 16.1. E^s—Low, supply large fresh candied, 10@llo.

NBW YORK.

NKW YORK, Aajnst 1. Floor—Dull. Wheat—MfyH0

h«lter,

only moderately ac

ti.«- No. 2 d, 76!^. Core. higher, rat dertt-ly deliv«re 1 No. 2, 45^ in elevator, 4 6 4 3 el iv re O a »»vv -xcd wea-ern, 84a 86 wnita w««t»-n S8i41o. Ooffe—Fnir "io, nominal at 19o. Sugar—Steady n.ol-isses B'lgsr, 4,I4' centrifo ga 5 19-S2 5 5-1G R-»n In ed, io 91n6 00 51o!asaes—Dall. Bice—S.esdy. Taliow—Q^iie' and stead1 quoted at

8%h)Kj'. Kjks—lr

iEodera re^o»-si wwterr., 12il45'o. Pork— Qaiet an stoady, DnchtDzel. Cut mea-e— imt aud wo.k. Lard—V rv dnll wes'ern sientn, $6 99. Batter—Q liet and very 6rra we&teni, l'i,22^r we tern cieainerv. 16a22o. Cheese—Quiet and weak western 7a8%.

CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, O., Aagost 1.—Flour—F.isy family, »8 t0ffl8 25 fancy, $8 60&8 70 Wheat—Kasier No. 2 red, 72c. i'om— Firm No 2 mi*ed, 41o. Oafs—Firm: N- 2. mixed 2b3^c. Bye—Dull No. 2. 47o. Pork —Kssier #15 09. Lard—Firm #6 So. Bulk meats Firm short ribs, f8 12V. Bacon— teidy hort rib, #9 25 shot clear, J9 60 Whisky—Steady sales of"l,89t bnrrels ofjfi lehe I go ds on the basis of (1 05 Batter 8o«rce and firm fancy creamery, 25o extrn 28a24c choice dairy 15il6a Linseed il— Steady 44Jtl6c.

DRY GOODS.

NEW Y^3S, Ang ist 1.—There waa a moderate nrder request, but the chief business, which was la ge, was the rf salt of d-hveii» on old otder* acd the movement was very good.

Trotting and Pacme Horse Breeders

RAIL.**.

H--RS—S'ea'ly c.-mmoi.

and liirht ti 25M5 25: pwkirg and butclier»' $4 90|55 8i receipts, 1800 h^s-i shipments, 50i-. Eags—Demand lial.t 9o. Chets—Strong small tul' cream, 10@lio.

HEAVY ItUlS, LIGHT KAI?iS. 11A'Li FA3TF.NIXGS.

FAIRBANKS GOLD-DUST ^""^HIHGPOWDER

Makes Washing Easy and Saves Labor, Makes Clotties White and Saves Wear. Makes Tinware Brighl&Saves Scouring Makes Paint Glean and Saves Robbing Makes Home Cheery and Saves Time Makes Women Happy and Saves Worry

Unlike other washing powders, this is sold at a reasonable price about one-half the amount charged for other brands, and yet it is the

BEST

Look out for imitations. You can tell the genuine by it? golden color. For sale by grocers. Its exceeding fineness causes it to dissolve almost instantly.

N. K. FAIRBANK & CO.

SAMPLE BOTTLES FURNISHED FREE.

WOMEN

Imported by Mibalovitch, Fletcher & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. For sale by

H. Hu man, COOK, Bell & Lowrv, wholesale druggists, C. Barker, and Henry Meyer, Agents.

For Sale by all Druggists, Liquor Dealers and Wine Merchants.

Handsomest and Most Satisfactory for

RETAIL TRADE!

Those who have USED THEM will BUY OTHER BRAND. TRY THEM! SOLE AGENTS FOR ALL MARKETS:

SAMUEL G. DAVIS CO

SAINT LOUIS, MO.

STEELS.

Cambria Steel Rails,

STllIiKr KA1L9.

STEEL AXLES.

ADDRESS:

Cambria Iron Co,,

21.S Sooth Ponrth St PhiUdelpbIn, Oil AT Works Johnstown, Pa,

E I I N I I A I N A

"WIX-.IL. IIOLID 'TZTESTR

ANNUAL TROTTING MEETINGAT TERRE HAUTE, AUGUST 2d, 3d and 4th, 1887.

Lovers of fine racing should not fail to be on hand. This promises to be the best meeting ever held in the State, and you cannot afford to miss seeing it. NO LAYING BACK the fastest horse wins, for breeders trot§for the record and reputation.

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washing powder made.

Manufacturers,

^CHILDREN^--^

MIML0V1TCHS HUNGARIAN

CHICAGO, ILL.

Wills,

lubber and Chain

FLANNELSSideboards,Finest

1 UN

WIRE.

Gaulier Steel Npccialtics

Of Cambria Iron Company.

Merchant Par anil Cold Rolled Steel, I'low Steel and Plow shapes. KlllptlOiil Springs, Flower 13 rs, Hnke Teetli, llurrow Teeth,

ALL KINDS OF WIEE

,4D1)UE%.S:

Gaulier Steel Department

.joHNsrowN, ra.

C- V.8mith. Jr 104 Read St Few York J- Elilr, llo-tauk Block, Chic -g

gation and

Two Weeks More

FOR OUR

DISCOUNT SALE.

ALI.

SPRING AND SUMMER

(iooifb to bo Closed Out.

A A S O

At Half Price.

Carpenter's Boston Store.

418 Wabash Avenue.

IRON WORKS.

Auto *at.ic3Revolving CoaA

'OAL Shaft, ^BLR and Saw

Ca&Ungs

Irun

work.

Mrnr.fsctuiets tf

Will Machinery,

The COMMON SENSE ENGINE AL!D FC/\G' E SITA,^ •*U8SP a specialty. Dealers in Wrought iron Beams and CNANN

Belting Bolting Chests

WINERY of everydsscrioNon used in fiour mills.

Rdpairing promptly done*

BIG DRIVE IN

Qlxsim.TDe:r Suits.

and Chea)est Line in the Cit y.

FANCY TABLES, RATTAN liOCfii

Strangers coming

bargains in City property, both improved and Vacant. Our list is large

We would be pleased

lion-resident

comparison

shows such—AS the desirability of our city is unsurpassed.

FOR S LE—A two thousand dol'ar sto.k ot groceries and

notions. Well Located and djing a a ood business. le

gitimate reasons for stlling.

BALUE & lllCHAIJDSON,

Notary Public, Real Fstate ami Loims,

No. 20 South Seventh St., Terre

J^a DAR IT ES J_. X-i.

bank CSR., lane

of all kiuds, cold and hot water PURR.R, A «.

pumps, house fronts, iron columns and all kinds ol AI JILFG.. (ural

IF,

Losthe?,

-"D Clfaning MA.*

PAttKER, 'j*rypi

Cor. First and Walnut 3ts.. lerre Haiit«.

COTTAGE, ASH, OAK, CHERRY AND WALKSJi".

Parlor Siiils,

All Nice and New.<p></p>FORSTER.

Frloea Ttowcat in tho Citv,

25 So ith Fourth Sireef.

WILL

ill

to Trree Haute some L»is

and varied.

to correspond willi

wishing to invest in

desirable properties. 'I'erre Haute

Heal ESTATE big inducements. AN

fflVr»

for thp R•ptihHnnri ccnveniioD, September 11 »s 'ho flute.

the

io/ex

on a

TrpdeMVtri L^bor Nof#

B. F. Frnzar, ft well-known 0*1 *Cj

npprpt'r, W8« unable to oie^T his CM

investi

of I

lie facts clearly

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