Daily Wabash Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 10 August 1887 — Page 3

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A.1! tmlus arrive and d'.-:.'.irt from Union Chest rvi jmii streets, except I.

fcSTTralrw ma'ked ihu.* (S) denote Sleeping Cars attached (J (i'y. J'raius marked thus (ii) deuolt- hotel 1X11 s" attached. Trains marked thus (B.i ilen.(to Kultet Oars att ched. Trains marked thus (1) run daily.. All other trains mn daily, Sundays excepted.

VAN MAMA LINK. T. ri. & f. iv:sif».v.

Ar. from Kast— KVi 41 ill t(S) 10,

Ar. from N W—Mail & Acc'n 3.15 T. 11. Acc'n II.10 a 111 Leave for XW—Mall & Aoc'u 7.30 a

.00 01

I'aci Ij Ex t(t?) 1.30 a M.ili lain 10.12 a I*"a*t -•.* t!.) 2.oo in oanapolis Ac 6.W)

Leave lor West Kx t(S) 1.42 Mail fralii, 10.1s! a ra Ka*r Kx t(r 2.18 in

Kist Mail t(ij) lu.04

Ar. from West—IMy Kt t(il) A18 fast 1.42 a rii in & Ixuisyille,lastly. 40 isi Mail t(S) 1.20 a in L/eeve for Kaat-Imv Kx (15) 2 3»

J-'astl^ 1.61 am Mail and Ac 7.15 a iu& i/ou, fast(P).. 12..'w ni j*t Mail +(S) 1.30 a

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& DIVISION*.

Ar. from North —M.i'lTraiu 12.30 Accommodation ... 8.00 Leave for Xirth—Mail Traui 6.00 a

Ac-iQmiii'Klatleu ... 3.45

KVANHVI J.I.K & TKKKK HAUTK. XAMHVILLK M.VK. A .trow 8#uth—N'asli & i) K* +fs & B) 4.50 a tn

Kv & Inl Kx t(I'j —12.30 Ciil & Ind Kxt(S)... 10.00

Leave lor.South—Cbl & Kx tS 3.00 a in Kv&rnd KxtfH-... 3.20 (.' & ,\ Ex t[S& B). •10.05 ill

KVANSVfLLK & INDIANAFOLIS. Ar. from South—Mai! and Kx 3.55 a in Accommodation 9.10 a ju Leave for B'th—Mail and Kx 8 00 a

Accommodation 'i-'-i"

CFIJCA(JO & EASTEKN ILUNOI3. DANVII.LK I.I.VE. Ar from North— T. H. Acco'11 10.03 a in

C. H. & T. H. Ex... 3.15 & Nash Ex t[r3... 3.:s8 a in S. Si 0 Ex. trs & B] 10.00

I.ejive for S'th—T. & If. Ex...10.05 a Watseka Ac 2.27 in Nash &C!. Ex. t[81.10.85

N. SC. Kx. +IS& B] 4.5S a in

Kl'.HK HAUTE &PEOIUA.

Decatur Acc'n 4.00

lilili LINE ROUTE INDIAXArOI.13 & 8T LOUIS.

(epot, Corner Sixth and Tippecanoo Streets, j.t.froni Kast—Jay Ex t[Sl 10.CO a Llinltod trs] 2.03

Mattoon Acc'11 8.13 NV .SILExtlHJ.. 1.0G a

l.- 've for West—Da Express t[SJ.. 10.08 a J.iinited t[8] 2.05 Wattoc Acc'n 8.15 ra

N & 8t Ex t[S].. 1.08 a

Ar. from West—N Express t[S].. .12.20 a Indianapolis Kx 7.18 a N l.imited tfS] 1.2«

Day Express 3.4.1 pin

Express +[i

Leave for East—N Express tJS]... 12.22 a

•11 Express tjfjj... .4.** Indianapolis Kx 7.20 a Is' Limited t[SJ... 1.30 Day Express tfS ... 3.47

KASKINE

(THE NKW OriNINK.)

GIVES

Good ^rpetite

New Strength

Quiet Nerves.

Happy Days.

Sweet Sleep.

A POWERFUL TONIC

1 nat the most .Tiomach will hear.

A SPECIFIC FOR MALARIA, RHEUMATISM, NERVO'J PROSTRATION

And all Germ Diseases.

THE MOST SCIKNTU-I AND SUCCESS. «"JL Bl.C(H) I'l HI KI IFLT Superior to ''lilne. r. e. A. Miller. :w r.,m irwin stree., i.f •il(. was cured by Kaskine of exireine muloiiai prostration aflei seven years sullerJdheriii}.'. He hiid rim down from 175 pounds fcj 117, be HU en II i^klne in Ju e. 1!W. went to jrork in one inontii. resumed tiis full weight •.11 six months. Quinine !i! hi no good wliatjver.

Mr. (lideon Thompson ihe oldest and one jf lie most re's peeled citizens of Bridgeport, ... i)., says: "I am ninny years of aire, and Ht 1 lie lust thr ye rs have suffered from .aria and lite ell'i-cts of ipiinine poisoiiiiiR. I reeentlv lirjjan Willi Kai-kine, v\hiuii broke 3P I:ie malaria and increased my weight 22 »tninds."

Mrs. T. A. Solomons, of l.W Ilalliday street, /ersey Cltv, writes: "My son. llarry. elcuen i'ears, wrs euree malar1 by Kaskine. afrer lirieen months' illnens, when we had given up ill hope. letters from the nbnve per ons, giving full details, will bes lit on application.

Knsklne can hs taken without any special Medical advice. ?i .00 per bottle. Sent by tn Ul on receipt of price.

ASK INK CO. Warren St N. Y.

SMEUMiSnnn^OED'TO

CttrfB rifOri«r.

!Jh«nTUAtl?ni, I.uuitago, V:U\G U\ B*rk«rho, NS

Botthisu «^u^rc«lmlLkr

THE-BEST1K IH^T0KLD

Tlic Theu:r!i:'.l i'rofi'»*ion.

Jtorit will win and rivi-lvi'jmbllc r. coKnttion and Jiralse. Fai ls, w'.iioli aio :lu' oiiu-omo of triionit «xiwrlenco, Browl::^ iliroutli y.ars of crtttfal ami pniotioal I'.HMIIIO 11s nKiH.t mid Immovable u» the nvk of Gibraltar In public opinion, and henceforth ueeil

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jiirthor :arnuteo nam their genu-

)ncne»!i. The li:i!i^put:ii:e tV.oi lhat ijwlft'n Speclllc Is iho best '.jtoi perliit i:i itn- worM. Is oneof (hc»o linnioTuble liibnitiar ek lael? 'f which we have KiH^ki-u l:11 1 fvni'v .lays exponenee rvntls thiKeonvk'tlon' deeper niid u. |HTiti publie opinion. Kvery clAsn of our pis-pie Aei, rlca nnd in Europe, ••very traiic. e.-uunn and lofes^ion, iiu ludhiR Oie ineiiicttl ppfe-*l.in, have l..:rne *obml iry tisti mo&r to the remnrhot'te virtues of 8. S. S. and 1U infallible eftlr.i.'.i iu uiins- u'! diseases uf the tyliHHl Ihese .»re on til** bv the thou'loMPfail. Now come.

virtual c»si. Then* «tir.ionl:d* herewith sub. mined to the public without further commciit-lot theui speak Mr hcnisel ves, Tli«* lady is a member of tho famous Thill In Theatre Oompanv, of New ork. and forniertv of the Resl,lenr-e Tin-sue, D. rllu. Ovrinanr. and of McVicket'sSfok Coini any. of' hlcaso. The Vvutloaiaii w.*!l kn .wa iueuler of the Y.rb Thalia Theatre I'oinoanv. IVuli rti-e well know in theatrical cireies i:i UnatMuniry and iu tuiMjie.

Churl,iite KnniliovN Testimony. N1." YORK. la Swtft Siee» 'l0

Gentlemen bc«n annoT.'sl with pimples, vf :i:e skin, fnirn lad eonll iVn i'r l-Uvi

r"^rsaparlt'.n!»ud

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«HSV for xhe AIUTL or Ax ihonu»ih erftdioati. ot my a-oublt) 11^5 Mjvov^hness to sktn. have timde 1 ohtwfiiliv gl\»» tefittiuoolal

Sctt Yorlc. 3iay ?s i^rMember

TWAtlde on

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*u\\ publicity vn \vJU to muke ot It. CHAUL.OTTK LTASH*OW, v: r-:«on Canal Street*

Huso llnftmkrrl'a ToMimouy.

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Swjf S^viric r(»ii.p t»v, A'l.v ta. OIL. Ot»iUuiue»--Kor two vaps I h«U a severe caseot •H't.-nuu 1 ustni tarM^pis.MiIpiinrsoaps.and various rwieilioi-. aiv! i.iv^orlUM for by uumbetv «*X l»bv«uvuat' but foun.l no relief. At last I detar* mluM to rv th*» S» S» s. reintnlv, uu seven or eight boulea -t »s«rou*rtUy me, au*1 you can use tb*- cerilaiVtc lu any niunner joa wutu ft 1*00 HlSSKKtL. of TbaU* TbeAtr»

an«t &Kin DlwaAos inal1«l free. T** swirr 5#risMric Co., ir:twor AUanu^ Q*,

T. \V. Burrows, superintendent, and A. M. Mciier, train master, of the I. A 8t. were in the city yesterday.

The road bed cf the Logans port division of the Vandalia is oeicg xteQ-ivelv improved. Daring the last month 1,700 cars of gravel were uged on this division atone.

Mileage books over the Bee line and I. & f»t. L. read "good to July 1, 1887, only." but I. Martin, general passenger agent, b&« given notice that they are good for the entire year.

Mr. Frank SUughter has resigned h:s position in the Vandalia shops, and will soirn leave for Tamp*, Fla, where be iil visit relatives. He will make his future home in the South.

The wreck at Harmony has not yet been wboily cleared np, and a Dumber oi workmen aro still eugage-J there. The engine, No. .''0, was turned on its t*ide and damaged mora than thought

Up to .Saturday night there had been shipped from l*oseyviile, lod., this season, 255 car.loa Is of watermelons. Tuesday of lsst week was the banner day, saya the Poseyviiie News, 3o car lojds bf-irg hipped on that day, a total of 40,000 melona.

Evansville Jouroai: "The E. A T. H. railroad company has juet turned.cut of the ehops, here, one of the most convenient bagage care ever constructed in the western ecutmy. It was built especially for theatric tcenery and baggage, and is capable of handling the largest scenery transported about the country. The car is sixty live feet in length—sixty inside—and has six large doors, one on each end and two in each side near the enilf, making it exceedingly convenient Tbr loading and un'oading long scenery. Heats have also been constructed so th-it the car may be used on excun'on trains, it being capable 3f seating about 170 people, while tbe ordinary coa-h se.»tB but 00 persons. This car is almost twice as long as the ordinary baggage car and is built as strong in proportion. It is claimed to be as large as any car in the country."

The following orders issuing from the ofli:ie of A. Gibbons, chief engineer on the Vandalia line, take effect to-day

TERBR HACTK, Ancrost 0, 18b7—Takinf effoct August 10th, 1887, the following change* are made

The track between Terre Saute and East St. Louis will be in charge of two roadmsstera ii stead of one as horetuforn. M. B°edy, roadtra»tr, hnadq arlets, Effingham, will hr.va iii diction fiom Terre Haute to Vai dn ia. John liant is appointed roadmnster, headqunrtera Highlacd, with jurisdiction from Vandalia to Eait St. Lonia.

ISigne A. J. GIBBON3, Approved: Eng'r M. of W. C. NEILSOX, Gen'I Supt. TEURE HAOTK, Angust 6, 1887.—Taking effect Angnst 10th, 1887, the jurisdiction of Mr. C. E. Fuller, heretofore superintendent of bridges and buildinge, Vandalia division, is extended ovtrT. H. it I. division. He will hare the snpei vision of bridges and buildings between Iudianapolis and East St. Louis. Office at Terre Haate.

I Signed A. J. GIBBONS, Appioved: Eng'r M. of W. NKU.SON, GenU Sopt.

The Nick 1 Plate.

NEW YORK, August 9.—The second step in tha reorganization of the Nickel Plate road in the interest of the Lake Sbore was taken to-day at a meeting of the directors of (he Eiie & State Line and the New York, Uiica A St. Louis companies, comprising two sections of the Nickel PJate company, when both companies wero consolidated. This step will be repeated with the thrae other companies formed under the laws of the sutes thri ugh which the line passes, the liual meeting for the organization of the entire system ing fixed for September 20. Thie new securities will bj ready about October 1. H. B. Holmes resigned as secretary of the Nickel Plate.

RAILROAD VALUATION.

What It was Fixed at for Vigo Conr.ty by tbe State Board.

The following table shows ihe ment rates on railroads in this county) which i« exclusive of real estate:

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THE RAILROADS nod

CbABEM iu the T«odilla Taklas KIT*ct large and attractiv *?, there will be To.iiar—TTatormeiion Trade. ample water on tbe grounds, and everySo. 1, on the Vandalia, due here atj'^'ue indicates a big time. 2:05 p. wes an hour late yesterday. Dr Culbertgon'a birn, the lumber yard

Conductor Charles Curtis, of ihe Van-' B'^r-

b-acksrsub snop, is ta duty on

dalia. .las returned from a vacation lour., Campbell,»t Brszil, me a bn-ned Monday ,, auerco-jn In th«r bsrn cf the coctor ifr. Maurice Walton, of the an

sickness. inauitf|. neither wts the bar.-, about 150 A _Rickert, traveling freight agent of l.ugtids cf cam, and ^me hey. Mr.

the Terre Haute & Peotia, was in the city yestertiay. The I. & £». L. croe^ins: at Sixth anda liilf (meet been opeoed as ordered by A M. Mzier.

Miles.

R. ON W'

O -O OC tC 4» 4-

Totals.

wf -J tO to a ns so cr tc co ft N: io In

Miles

ao tc Total.

CI TO AO 03 CO 2? wMg»cotcbe Pet MI!M.

Total.

Ci O dw Ct V)

Iuidroveme«t Kight of Way.

Total.

mwoocowc) caeoat-ot ^O-JO-jom3

Lsst vear the tot.-l was $1,050,145 Under ihe head of improvements among tl piincipal items in the II. & I amount: Coach house, $1\250 paint shop, $1,12*5 repiir shop, SS.L'OO carpenter shop, $3,750 b'»ck»mith abop,$1,50(1 boiler shop, ^1,000 machine shop, $'2,'2o0 engine repair shop, $1.600 store house. $l,"i00 engine hi use, $5 250 depot, $2500 freight house, $3500 In thejl. $ 8t. L. aisessmenl are the followirg: Fontanel coai shute, $1,500 freight bouse, $1,000 depol, $1 500 water tank, $1,000 pump hon»eat Sand $ 1 0 0 0 I A Round hcuse, $6,000 and car and ma chine shops, $6,000. E. & T. H. freight house, 2,000.

Neighborhood News Votaa. The Sullivan schools will not open until the *eek after the fair.

Tbe safe In the store of W. H. Shidler, at Merom, was "eraek£d"6atnrday. For tcnately Mr. Shidler had takes all the (coney with him on a business trip.

The large barn of Wm. N Patton, Je kson township, Sullivan county, WES desttoyed by lightning with the con tents cf bay and SOO.bosheln of oata.

THE EXPIU2SS,TEHM:

promises to be the meat successful one for years. Tae premiums offered

l^e

were

c-yunt,

stable .cf

|,r,e 5 ,e hoisef, all of which were

burned to de«tb. The hortes were not

Bl ir'i lumber a -i', which was a very. lsrtr« «ne, w*8 *'it«eiy bnrrt-d uo.: Rt* ck on h.cd wsa words S-4,000, cf which $1 500 was covered wi insurance. The fire was etar e.l by bo ,s smoking in the barn.

The Oakland Molhatton sent out this: "A veritable wild man was captured by the citir.eDSof Sargent township to ?qy. He bad hsir that measured over tire feet ia length, and from appearances it bad not been combed for years. His besrd #as fully t^o fett in length, aad covered ail of his lace. His language is unintelligible, and no trace of where he came from can be discovered. I' to: the combined strength of a dcz-n men to hold him in order lo bind his hands an^ feet. Tbe citizai»s are in a quandary what to do with their catch."

STATE NEWS.

W H. Rady, of Wingate, is in jail at Crawfordsville, charged with fcrgeiy.

A traction engine idl through abridge over the canal at Wabash, killing Joseph Carver.

The fences, trees and grass in ihecemeteries at Valparaiso burned by a spark f.om a locomotive.

John \V. Morgan, the liveryman accidently shot near Speocer on Siturday night, is still alive, but cannot live.

August F. Eader, of Sbelby county, while going for a doc or for his wife, was thrown by his horse and killed.

Oa Sunday next Rsv. ,H. G. Talbot., pastor of Centenary M. E church, at New AlbaDy, will receive into full fellowship into that church 100 persons. A number will be baptised.

Quite an excitement prevails in Elkhart county owirg to a disease which has developed itself arooog the cattlc. It is pronounced pleuro-pneumooia, and up to the present time about twent head have died and as many more aie alfected.

The I. O O. F. loan exhibition, which opened at South Bend la^t week, is drawing immense crowds from different tiwns in northtrn Indiana and southern Michigan. It will be continued l'or several weeks. The exhibition contains several thousand cariosities.

George Smith was going along the streets of Lafayette in cimpany with ladies, when some boys threw stones at him. He fired at random and hit Willie B»ck in the neck, the ball just missing the jugular vein acd lodging near the ear, producing a painful but no^ a fital wound. Smith was arrested and held in $*500 to await srand jury action.

The old settlers' reunion, to be held st Delphi, Saturday, promises to be an imibense affair. Arrangements are made for 15 000 people. Escursion rates on all the railroads. A balloon ascension will take piece in tbe evening. Hon. W. D. 0#en, congressman from the Tenth district, will deliver the princip 1 address Captain E. F. Ritter and Rev. B. F. Foster, of Indianapolis, and Major Mc Fadin, of Loganeport, are billed for addresses,

Postofflce Monthly Report*

The following is tLe report of mail matter delivered and collected at the postoffice, and expenses incident thereto for the month of July: Carriers employed Delivery trips daily Collection trips daily Registered lotters delivered Mall letters delivered Postal cards delivered Newspapers, etc., delivered Local letters collected Mail letters collected Local postal cards collected Mail postal onrda collected Newspapers, etc., oollected Total postage on local matter delivered thronRh the boxee, general dolivery, and by carrier $286 64 'Amount paid carriers. 787 60 Incidental eipensos, horse hire suburban route 16 85 Total expenses 804 45

11 46 46

640

180,561 41,999 114,832 9,154 102,494 ,8*0 48,675 28,47(i

Writers and Rradem.

Betides the members and their friends, all who have, or may hereafter have, an interest in the advancement of purely American literary work, anil the substitution of American writings for foreign reprints, will bj welcome.

H. W. TAYI.OK, Secretary.

Wabash ColUge Prospects.

The piospects for a large attendance at Wabash College this fall are very Mattering. Besides the new men that aie coming quite a number, who »re now attending other colleges have written that they expect to enter here next month. Tijere will be a third re students here this year than there AVIS lsst year.—[Crawfordsville Argtn News.

Fal.*e Colors

are something offered to the public where Diamond Pyes ate called for. DJ not be deceived. These adulterated and uselefa dyt-stuffs will not aqswer the purpose or do the work of Diamond Dyes. Favorites every where. o2 colore, 10 cents.

The Invalaabla Domestic Uemcdv-Dar-bjs I'rophylsctic yinirt.

Gives prompt and permanent relief in burns, scalds, chilblains, venomous stings or bites, cuts and wounds of every description.

It is invaluable in scarlet fever, diphtherfa, Fmali-pox, cholera, yellow, typhns, typhoid and other fevers.

For Bick«rocms, to prevent the sprwil cf contagion, it is the best disinfectant known.

Huh. Alex. H. Stephens,of Georgia. Diabys Proohylactic Fluid is an article of little cos', tut great value. Its domestic as well as medicinal cses are nnmerous while its sdfcialties aie most wonderful. No head of a family shculd ever be witho-u it.

Kxcitameiit la,T«ias.

Great excitement has been caused ill the vicirity of Paris, Tex., by the remarkable recovery of Mr. J. E. Cortey, who was so helpless he could not turn in bed, or raise his head everybody said he was dying of consumption. A trial bottle of D». King's New Discoverv was sent him. Finding relief, he bought a large bottle and a box of Dr. King's New Life Pills by the time he had taken two boxes of pills and two bottles of the Discovery, he was well and had gained in flesh thirty-six pounds. Trial bottles of this Great Discovery for Consumption free at Cook, Bell & Lowry's.

ARE YOl" MADE miserable bv indigestion, constipation, diceiness, loss of appetite, yrilow »kin. Rhilo^'s Vitaliaer it a positive cure. Geo its, dug. gist.

It has been nparted, for what reaaon' Chllar»n Teet-btnf it is not known, lhat the Patke county The mother finds a faithful friend iu if*lr kti b«ta postponed. This is not MRS. WINSLOW'8 SOOTHING true. The fair will beheld as announced, SYRUP. Price 26 cents a bottle.

s^t%K

Tbe tirdlct CnaclKioa*.

W. D. Suit, DruggistB, Bippas, Ind. teatiSes: "I can recommend Electric Bitters as the very best remedy. Every bottle sold has given relief in every case. One man took six bottles, and was cared of .rheumatism of ten years' standing." Abraham Hare, druggist, Bellville, Ohio, aSirms: "The best selling medicine I have ever handled in my twenty years' experience, isoelectric Bitters." Thousands of others have added their testimony, *o that the verdict is unanimous that Electric Bitten do cure all diseases of the Liver, Sidneys or Blood. Only a halt dollm a bottie at --wt-. P-ell A 1 owrv's drug store,

I hawe been for several years a fufferer from hay ftver and severe head colds, and have fried Othfr remedies in hope qt getting relief but have found none (nat can compare with E'y's Cream Ba'in. I would not be wi'bont it for any consideration. It is simply wonderful in its ffl'dcts upnn tbe nasal or gurs. S. A. Burtt, Wiimington, S. 0.

I can cheerfully ncomaifmi Ely's Craam Bilui to the suffering public for hay lever and stoppage of the air ssss* ages. I have tried it and find it give# immediate relief.—J. E. Rsctor, 209 Kock street, Little ek, Ark.

Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

THE BEST SAI.VE iu the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hand3, chilblains, corns, end ail skin eruptions, and positively cures piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to giva perfect satisfaction, or money refucdsd. Psire. 25 cots pel box. F«r sale hy Coak, Bell & Lowry.

THE MARKETS

^CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, August tf.—Cort—Openel dull closed active and higher. Wheat—Doll, Oats—Active and strong. Provieiors—Better ehowicg cf bnsiness. Cash quotations: Flour—Qaiet, without quotable change. No. 2 soring wbeat, 68g68)go N*. 8 spring wheat, (iSc No. 2 red, 70%c. r-o. 2 corn, 4(Xc No. 2 oats, 25o. No. 2 rye, 43}^c. No. 2 rley, nomiual. N". 1 flax, $1 04. Prime timothy seed, new, #2 22c.„Mesa pork, $15 09. Lsri, $6 50. Short ribs sides, loose, $7 85. Dry salted shoulders, boxed,

Whisky—Distillers' finish goods, per gallon, $1 10. Batter—Prime fancy creamery, 21#27c dairy, 16g23c. Kg^s— firm fresh candled, ll@li?jo.

NEW YORK.

NEW ¥ORK, Aagcst 9.- Fionr— More activ? in good part for export end priefs in hnyer** favor superfice western and state, $2 60al3 25 cotx.mon to choice white who«t wrstern extra, $4 40ft4 60 fancy, $4 65S4 90 common to good extra Ohio, $8 15«£$4 90 common to choice ex'ia St. Loots $3 15l|4 19 patent Minnesota, extra good to prime, $4 80a4 50 choice to double extra, t' 60a4 85. Wheat—higher, with fair export busin»ss No. 2 Chicigo, 7T}^i78}^o So. 2 red. 79^©79J^c io elevati-r, 80 l-16a 80 18 16 delivered old No. 2 red, 87^c delivered. Corn—%alJ»o h'gher, bnt qni*t No. 2. 48^e4 -%c elevator, 48Xfc?4Uo, delivers '. O^ts—J|C bieher mixed western, 32a.'14c white, do., 87fc$41c. Coffee—Fair Kin quiet and sto:-dv 19o. Sugar—Quiet steady and •nchaged refin d, quiet 4^c extra C, 4%a4%c Confeo A, 5 18 16c Cubes, 5 15-16o. Molasses—Nomina!: 50 test 18JiC. Bice— Steady Rod in mrderate d. mand. Tallow— Quiet 8%c. Eg^e—Firm and in fair request: western, 12@16o. Pork—Steady and moderately active mess quoted at $15 00t 15 25 for old. Lard—More active 2 and 4 points lower western steam, $6 85. Cheese— In fair request. Batter—Firm and in fair demand western, 12@25c.

CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, O., August 9.—Floar— 8trong family. Iuld at t8 10@S 35- fancy, $8 C0@$3 85. Wheat—Firm No. 2 red, 71(^ 72o. t'orn—8trong and higher No. 2 mixed, 44@45. Oats—In good demand acd higher N". 2, mixed, 2Sc. Bye—In good demand No. 2, 48c. Pork—Steady $15 00. Lard— Firmer $6 32%. Bulk meats- Easier and unchanged short ribs, 18 00a 8 12b4. Bacon—Easier a&d unchanged short rib, 19 12V^ short clear, $9 37%. Whisky—In good demand sales of 9?8 barrels of fi ishei go ds on the basis of $1 05. Butter Steady fancy oreamery, 30c extra 27@28c choice dairy 2c. IICRS—Wesk common and light $4 15®5 20 packing and batches, $4 90ffi 5 40 receipts, 2,400 head shipments, 1,450. Eggs—Iu light demand 9al0o. Cheese— Scarce and higher small fall CtCam, 10%u.

DRY GOODS.

NEW JRC, Ang 1st 9.—As usual to Tuesday the market was quiet as to demand with agent*, bnt the movezn *ut of goo.is returning good sales. With jjhbeis there was an improved tiade.

The first meeting of the Terre Haute Branch of the Western Association of Writers will be held at tl residence of ,-vroTICE TO WAGON MAKERS^ the Hon. C. i. icNutt, on Wednesday '_|A| evening at 8 o'clock.

Xkhrb Hautk.IIUL., August 4, 1*87. Scaled prrp sals wi 1 Iv rece ved by the common council of tin'cltv of Terre Haute, ind ar IhelrVext regular meeting. Tuesday evening, August 10. IS 7. for the construction oft r! hose wagons, to be IviiL in acconiancn with plans and specificitions now on file ia city cleik's office.

Pro 03als"must bi1 acconpa*iied by a bond In the sum of two hundred oof dollars, signed bv two dl-inter sled smet'i's as a guarantee that the contract will be enteml into within ilve {0) days alter samj is awavded.

The t'O'incil reserves Ihe right to reject ary or all bids. lly order of the common sruncil, August 2d, 18 7. .GEO. W. DAVIS.

Tne council reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Bv order of the common council, August 2, 1887. («EO. W. DAVIS.

foi tlie nfoovp (iiw-asp:

of the body enlarged and strengthened, particulars (sealed) free.

An Assortment in Stock, Including

Coaches, Landaus,

Coupes, Rock aw .y*, Laudaulets,

CITYClbuk'S OFFICK, I

\v^^sju2i%'li^usi'icLi8e7.

HSAEOU A RTBHf

fOR THE

CgieM Inter Block Coal. THE BEST IN USE.

Cutlery,

City Clerk.

OTICE TO CONTRACrORS.

OKKTC!- OK CITY CI.EHK. TCRIIK HAITK, Ind., August 4. 'K7. I Sealed proposals will he received by thu 'innion council of tne city of Terre Haute. Ind., at. their *iext regular meeting, Til—day eventng. Aug st ltith, lS^-T, Io the const ruction of a teu (10) Inch pii sewer on Eleventh street, ironi llrst (1st) alley south of Wabash avenue, vvaln str^ t, accoritan.-i with plans and -peciflcatioiis now on tile in t' c.tv clerk's r.mee. All proposals must he accompanied by a bond of two hundred i2!XJI dollars, signed nv two disinterested sure ies that Ihe bldt'ir will enter into contract within five 5 days af er the award is made.

Citv Clei It.

CONSUMPTION.

Urn

posltt*^ remea.s

ny tt° use thousands

rases ot the worst kind and of Ions? ^taodliiK t*rn curel. So stmntc is my faith In Its effleao' (hat will aeml TWO BOTl'LES FKEB, togethe. nith a VAl.L'AnLE TKKAll.SE on tills disease ujj sufferer. Give Exri-ess and P. O. at(tni»ai.

A SUHJUIH t«l HBarl St- VOTK

EAK

PARTS

UNOEVEi-O.'ED

RAIL§.

Full

KR1K MEDICAL CO.. Buffalo. N. V.

CARRIAGES.

Phaetons, Busies, Etc.,

AH Onr Own Make and Fully

'Warranted.

The James Goold Co.,

ALBANY,

HEAVY It AILS,

*C. TT. Established 1813.

Correspondence Solicited.

SAMPLE BOTTLES FURNISHED FREE.

W0MENV W'

IMIrtALOVITGHS HUNGARIANS

#DIARRH0EA, DYSENTERY

CHOLERA MORBUS,try

Imported by Minalovttch, Fletcher & Co.. Cincinnati, Olilo. For sale by

H. Hulman, Cook, Bell & Lowrv, wholesale druggists, S. C. Barker, and Henry Meyer, Agents,

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

Thd SENSE ENGINE

Nails,

LIGHT RAILS.

IRON WORKS.

Mrnufactrieia ti

TEAM EBGIMES,

Auto ^a'ic Revolving Coai bbibtii3,

Goal Shaft. Fhur and Saw Mill Machinery, Bank Ca'*. ,"Cant Mills, Castings ol all kiuds, cold and hot water pump it pumps, house fronts, iron columns and ail kinds ol adliito turai iron work.

AHD

PUMP & speciaHy, Dealers In Wrought iron Beams and Channel, Loathe?, Rubbar aid Chain Salting Bolting Ghosts

Cor. First and Walnut Sts.. larre Haiita.

Importers and Jabbers

Barb Wire,

AMMUNITION, GUNS, REVOLVERS.

Base alls, Lawn Tennis, Croquet, Bicycles

Etc., Etc, Etc.

Send for Catalogue of SportiDg Goods.

22, 24, 20, 28, 30, & 32 LAKE St., CHIOAGO.

STEELS.

Cambria Steel Rails,

RAIL FASTENINGS.

STREET KAILS.

STEEL AXLES.

ADDRESS:

Cambria Iron Co.,

318 Sooth Fonrt.li St., PhtladclphlA,

OB AT

Works Johnstown, Pet.

TTiir^i?^iyttiriffif*''ir¥fr8S«trii»-'ii^rtii»»^yai-ftfirt»«rttfwiT?iiii''rwrii

All Grades of

Block, Not ud Aathradte

COAL & WOOD.

Kftdel & Sons, Agent*. 921 Main Street

and !'{$? A

EAGLE STEASft

a^i

shsnsry of evcryd^scription used in ^our mills. Repairing promptly done. 3', 'A, FA.KKKR, jPrcjp'*

Cleaning

WIRE

Gaiiticr Steel Spccinltics

Of Cambria Iron Company.

Merchant Bar and Cold Kolled Steel, Plow

Steel and Plow Shapes, Elliptical Springs,

Kir.'ger irs. Rake Teeth,

Harrow Teoth,

ALL KINDS OF WIRE.

ADDRESS:

Gnu tier Steel Department

JOHSSrOWW, PA.

C* Smith, Jr., 104 Read St-, Waw *«rk 6. J• lUIs, MoaUnk Block. Chlo 'g

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TO READ TSIJS!

Tbls Kngravlng Is 2 feet 8 inches bUA stl.feet wide.

Our Offer is as Follows:

The pi ice of the Weekly Express one year is $1.25 The price of Farm aritf fir side en? vear i* £0

VdU .i the Engraving is fiiiy ,2 50

Total, $4.25 By yaylng to date and one year In advance, we Klve all the above, worth

$4.25 $150

HAUTE INDIANA.

READ I READ!

The Farm and Fireside

Forouo year published twice a month. Wt. are enabled tooifern free gift toeveiysulnci m.'r to the TKKKK HAUTE WKKKI.V 1.M-I:I..IS.

A Smierii EigraTinfi, Size 191724 Ik

By a special arrangement with the publishers of Fsrrn and Firefide we cm fci a short time ofler a free gift in connection with our paper to eveiy enl'Bciibtr it is magnificent engraving, entitled the Morning Greeting. A few y*ar« aiOS'i h* picture could not be purchased for lees than five or ten dollars, and thcengr*tinj jtist as vsluable as though you aid a large sum for it.

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FOR $2.25.

A—M

THE UNEXPECTED QUESTION.

A OltEAT OFFER.

Made to subscribers of the

On receipt of only $2.25 we will mail to any address, postage pre^i-j, o« year's snfcecription to the WEEKLY EKPRESP, a sample copy of tbe BEAUTIFUL :C' rine, SOMBHINE FOU LTITLB Cnir.rBP:K, the following lithoed water-color EN/r,i .• entitled "The Unexpected Question," reproduced in the hi/,et' ufie of art, Ir-^t" tbe well-known painting of Carcoe, of Berlin, and pronounce lb' couinetenlui iv-» "the hit of the season."

Tie Weekly Eipress, lor Pes Year, Pastas Frert $1.J

The largest, chesptpst and best family lournal published. Eight nages, aixty-h colutnns of t4 choicest ieadii g. Vne paper for the Merchant, Faiinei au Mechanic.

TUE UNEXPECTED QUESTION,

An exquisite picttm cf rare excellence. Bize, 2*1:32. Rich tints in colore on enameled grout:^. hor lirhness of eflecf? and for intiinBtc merit. taking engraving has not equ*l in America. It is now retailing in New *nd london at $9. We have really advertised it under value by placing it at t", But r.rooose to send out 100,000 of this picture by Jahuary 1st. Reaieuiber lh-' Ibis eMucaviov is not a chromo.

«e for Little Ciuidreii, Saiuuio 3'ouy, 3i)e.

,f ,:.n largest and most tuo^nifi^ently illustrated pulifations in the «Jsi l. A large folio of 20 pages. Crowdea wim ciiaruiing u.i and •TSf.wfta atorias .r tlie little ones.

Our ofter is "WorUi S7-55

TO i.N'. A UDRESS ON RECEIPT OF 0M.Jf $2.i5,

We are glad to be able to hold out such a valnsble premium to our re ei and to all we extendt c. I'll invitation to forwai ui their names.

will only be delivered .Bvo'pt of S2.25, and all ordusshould beadlr&wedtc '.'io

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refln!°t

Matter, »nd Is worth more Journals costing weveral

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When ouco known In »ny locality

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ecrlptlons Increase very r- pidly. Jn oia to introduce It where Dot,-kiJiwn, in publtRhers allow us to •l'° wonderful ofler.

THE ENGlMViAii

Is a choice specimen of

Address all letters plainly to

THE WEEKLY EXPR1S

Terre Haute, Ind,

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etc., and tb» bi rds, fr turn and resume thei Tbeartifct was very fort such a lovely scene witb the surroundings of cllmti.nK v\n bloom, and he has brought OH feature tn detail In tha most uroJ manner.

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