Daily Wabash Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 11 December 1887 — Page 2

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DIED.

I'TKItSTEXHKRiiKK -.Mrs. J'attle Fuerstenbericr. wife of James I-'uerstenbergcr, at 10 o'clock a. m., Saturday.

Kuncra 1 v.lll take place from f.e resilience of Kr.mois i-'uersteiiberyer. No. 521 South Third street, at'J:!S0a. in. .Monday.

Friends of the family are Invited to attend without further notice.

ANNOUNCEMENTS.

MICTION NOTICi

NATIUNAI, STATE DANK.

TORMENT

I "'(lit ItliNT House No. l07 south Foarth street 1 of live rooms and house No. 7:!1 north Third ,-tiect of three rooms well and cistern on premises, good cellar and outbuildings. Iii'iuire at 40! south Center street to F. V. Hlcliowsky.

^i 11 li'KN'T Furnished front room. No. 221 nor.li Fifth street.

I.^oli It'"NT -A house of four rooms, glimmer kitchen, good cellar, well and cistern. Inferences required. Apply at WW south seventh street.

I illt ItKNT Desk room at No. :S1 south Fifth 1 street.

S/Oli SA l.lv-A share in Building and Loan AsI sociatlon. series No. 7. For particulars, call or address No. 103-1 south Tliirteenth.

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HI-)NT-l-'our rooms, centrally located. Suitable for a couple. Iiniuire at C. Fpperl's photograph Gallery, Kll.o .Main St.

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OST- riX'KKT-ltOOK Full name on Inside. I Kit her on Fifth, Poplar or Sixth street. If found leave at Express olliceand be rewarded.

Keep us in mind when you start, out to buy your Christmas presents. We have now on exhibition a display of useful tfifts. Our doors are open to all. Xtahl. I _"2 Main street.

AT SOMES' PiiAli.MACY, X. E. earner Sixth and Ohio,

Vou will see something in holiday jroods entirely new. just out. nothing like them in the cif v. Call and see for yourself.

Xow and secondhand .stovest ami fur niture for sale or exchange. Cash paid for cast-oil' clothing or old furniture, at Bankrupt Eurriture Store, northwest corner Third and Clierrv.

Theo. Stahl is up to his eyes in business nowadays, lie has since last notice added many beautiful specimens of select China to his splendid stock, i:i fart. the display from top to bottom is worthy of the reputation of the house, and is daily inspected by hosts of visitors. Gil— Main street.

STETSON ft AY.

The north end grocers, 01 north Sixth street, near the 1. A'St. E. depot, have one of the neatest stores and one of the best selected and freshest stocks of groceries in the city. They keep only 1 he best in their line and citizens of the north end will find just what they want for their holiday table. .Fresh oysters, canned goods, poultry, California fruits, Ac.

What would be nicer than a real China decorated tea set of tifty-six pieces for 87.50, or decorated dinner set of 100 pieces for

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Oan lie had in Over 700 Different Sfyles and Sizes, at the same price as fhe counterfeits.

insist upon seeing the Trade Mark or you may be deceived.

|MICHIGAN STOVE COMPANY, Detroit. Chicago, Buffalo.] KUk SAI.K BY (.'. SM rn !, Terre li iule, Tticliai]a.

If ATPPTflM! "ewnre ot merchants ivlio commend other stoves in preference toj I UnU XlUIi A KI.A Nns." They have either lulled to secure the "Garland" I'iK'y or are iNTKiiKsi KU In selling less desirable stoves,

TKKKK HAITI INI.

Dec. ft 1W7.

.Notice is hereby Riven that the annual meeting of t' stock-holders of this bank will be held at their banking house on Tuesday. January 10. lfiSH, between the hours of Id a. in. and 1! p. m., for the purpose of electing live directors for the ensuing year. C. M. WAKRKN,

Cashier.

^WANTED.

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Day Hoard-Those desiring day

board at reasonable rates, apply to Mrs. .lours, southwest corner Fifth and Walnut.

\\, ANTED -To exchange real estats for a stock IV of dry goods, clothing or general merchandise. Dunham A' Slner. Ml Ohio street.

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SAI.K A twelve horse power engine and No. 1 Dayton cam pump. Inquire at IMm-tilx Kuundry.

AT THE TOOK ASYLUM.

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LAWKS AM SOCIVTV.

^Hie llcrcuilK-r Settlement. County Auditor Frank Armstrong has completed the December settlement and lias made out the apportionment to the different funds. The December settlement Is for the second half of the present vear. The following shows the amount to the different funds ot' the semi-annual collections: SUite .$ 11.0:y 07 State house l.'.Wt 13 State school lll.-ISO H4 Endowment fund 483 2!) County

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Superintendent Hull lias to About, the institution. Superintendent Joshua Hull, of the poor asylum, gave some interesting Information yesterday In regard to the farm. There are now ninety-two Inmates of the anyluni. This number is larger than for months past, and is only exceeded In cold weather. Mr. Hull has found by looking over the record of his predecessor that in very cold weather there was a decided Influx to the asylum, The number of Inmates was at times 120 and 130. During the summer months there often are only about half as many Inmates. In severe weather many unfortunates cannot get along, and are forced to go to the asylum. Alter the winter they leave and do the best they can for themselves. If this winter Is a severe one the number of Inmates will probably exceed all previous years. By comparing the number of Inmates this year with that of previous years It Is found to lie in excess. This I act justliics the prediction of a large increase. There are at present forty-eight rooms in the asylum. Kvery room Is used and In a number of them there are two and three occupants. Should the anticipated Increase in Inmates take place It would require considerable crowding to accommodate them. When the new Insane hospitals are completed the pressure will be relieved somewhat, but until such time the asylum will of necessity be crowded.

Thanks.

The ladies of the Aid society hereby tender their sincere thanks to the citizens for their very general and generous response to the society's appeal for help during Thanksgiving week. The amount of cash subscribed, and paid is (including L'nlon Thanksgiving collection .•f!ilU.78. Value of orders to be lifted $61. and the value of the donations in groceries, dry goods, coal, shoes. Hour, soaps, hats, caps, bed comforts, turkeys, chickens and bundles of second-hand clothing will probably reach $400. About 150 Thanksgiving dinners lin basketsi were sent out by members of the different churches. The generosity of the school children was great, as donations were sent liy the wagon-load trom each district, consisting of everything to be eaten and v. .TII. The thanks of the society are due Mr. 11. Hitman for the use of a store room. Mr. Foster lor furniture. Mr. Zimmerman for the use of a stove, and the ministers of the churches for their interest, also the, school children and the youthful members of the K. S. club for their generosltv. The society would also heartily thank the editors of the city papers for their cordial and very valuable assistance. The generous response to our appeal has tilled our hands with the means, and our hearts with ardor for our winters work.

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Tlic Govci illili lit liilildint

Superintendent Havens, of the new government building, said yesterday In reply to a reporter's question that there Is considerable work lelng done on the structure. "We've a pine forest on top." said Mr. Havens. The superintendent explained his meaning by saying he was Informed that It would require nearly 25.000 feet of pine lumber to construct the roof. It was suggested that this amount of lumber would make a respectable tire should llames ever gain headway In the garret. The iron work has not arrived from Cincinnati. but will be here shortly. Work of putting on the root will then progress very rapidly on account of the preparations which are lielng made.

Salvation Oil cures rheumatism in from 1'J to -IS hours, swellings and bruises in a few hours.

Suicide is not more sinful than neglecting a cough. For only "J"i cents you can buy a bottle of Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup and be saved from death. Try it.

Holiday Rates.

The Vnndalia Liue will sell round trip tickets from all stations to till stations at one fare. Dec. '24th, 'J'lth, "(ith and 31st and Jan. 1st, good to return until Jan. 3d, inclusive.

GEO. E. FAIVKINCTOX, Uen'l Agent.

at Schmidt's,

'IMic Most Klco-fcvr^t Stock in the City.

las, fine line of pocket knives and scissors, p-v a i\ /j IV knives, forks and spoons. Before you make I A iVI IN Ub.l

From date Store will be Open to Jan. 1st, until 9 o'clock.

Opposite Opera House.

The reason people patronize Moore fc Langen so extensively, making it necessary for them to go on enlarging all the time, is that they do the best work, deliver it promptly and charge reasonably. These are the three talismans of success. Their machinery is all new and the type used is of the latest designs. They can turn out as nice work as any printing establishment in the state.

IWTIf, JAXl.'ARY 1st.

A reduction of 65 on suits: also 85 on overcoats made to order at OWK.VS

CATCH THEM XOW.

From now until January 1st a reduction of 85 per suit, and 85 on each overcoat made to order at

OWK.NS

OT TIE OIL!

But Eisor'e is one of the places where you can get fresh home made candies (our own make), also any kind of sweet fruits, nuts, tree ornaments, fancy baskets, boxes, fresh oysters, etc., etc. Wholesale or retail at bottom ligures.

CHRISTIAX CHURCH BAZAK. The ladies of the Christian Church will have for salo a great variety of aprons Tuesday afternoon and evening, December 13th, in the church parlors. Refreshments will be served during the afternoon. Supper from to 10 o'clock.

Township ».9S2 113 Tuition 7.60S 70 Special school fund l'J.204 (IS Hoad tax 730 74 flog tax 1,030 50 New court house 10.007 US

The total anioimt of tax collected was $12!.922. The amount of delinquent tax is $70,020.12. which amount is about the same as usual. The settlement requires a great amount of work, and the auditor lias been at work upon It lor a considerable length of time.

Si. ISenedict's School.

The new St. Benedict's school building, at the corner of Ninth anil Walnut, is rapidly nearlng completion, and It Is the intention to have the rooms ready for opening school at the beginning of the new year. The plastering is now being done, and will be finished In a few days. There still remains some Mooring to be laid. The church is arranging K'-r a grand fair In the new building during the holidays. The fair will be for assisting In paying for the school. The building presents a line appearance.

OR TIIE OLD STAND.

A still, silont night when all the earth seemed hushed in slumber a tall, handsome form shot forward and clasped the lovely maiden on the very edge of the precipice. "George Thurston, you here!" "Yes, darling, don't despair. I still have all my clothes made by tho prince of neat litters, Frederick Freers." She didn't, and Fred Freers continues at the old stand. 813 Main street.

Hat racks, side boards, book cases, marble top tables and fancy chairs—a lot left over to be sold at less than half price, at tho Bankrupt Furniture Store, northwest corner Third and Cherry.

OWENS & KNIGHT'S

CHRISTMAS PRESENTS

Until January. 85 reduction on suits, and 85 reduction on overcoats made to order at KNIOIIT & OWENS.

HOLIDAY SLIPPERS.

The display of holiday slippers at Stein it Heckolsberg's window decides at once the great question of what to buy, and the prices as told by tho gentlemanly clerk decides tho question of where to buy. This firm have an unusually largo stock of slippers, rubber goods, warm lined slippers and fancy foot wear which to the purchaser of sensible and useful holiday presents afTords an easy way of solving tho problem of what to buy.

A iic/tion Sale.

There will be an auction sale of household furniture at 317 X. 5th st., Friday, December 16th, commencing at !h:?0 a. m. W. A. RYAN, Auctioneer.

Fourth of July at Boegeman's.

Boegeman was so busy yesterday that he forgot whether it was Christmas or the Fourth of July that is near at hand, but his customers have not forgotten that Boegeman has an endless variety of all kinds of foot goods for holidays and other kind of days.

A few more pairs of those *2 bargain shoes left.

Theo. Stahl has an immense variety of hanging lamps from 82 up. It would" be worth the time to stop and see them before purchasing elsewhere. 022 MAIX STREET.

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KNIGHT'S.

KXIUIIT'S.

STE.VOT APHIC 15 UREA U. Miss llamil, Stenographer and Xo tary Public, room 1, Savings Bank Building, Verbatim reporting, legal documents written in "short hand and copied on type writer. All kinds of type writer copying and Xotionaril work properly attended to. Instructions given in short-hand on type-writer

For your apples, oranges, cranberries for holiday trade, call on Jos. H. Briggs, north-1 east corner of Fourth and Cherry streets.

RMMA ABBOTT

not EmtV.a exactly but rather E. I. Abbott the popular (jueensware dealer on south Fourth street has everything anyone could possibly want in the way of holiday or any other day queensware. The most beautiful and finest finished goods grace his shelves, while on every liand stacks of the finest polished chinaware glisten like pearls of frost on a Christmas morning. Xo well regulated list of presents will be complete without something from Abbott.

THE TERRE HAUTE EXPRESS, SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 11, 1887.

your inspection.

said the mud turtle as ho swallowed the duck but Spart a cus or any other cus can buy those extra fine shoes at Boegeman's for S'2. We mean that ladies' fine shoe that Boegem&n persists in selling ior 82 tho shoe that has had an unprecedented run at Boegeman's of over one hundred pairs in less than twelve days. Theso shoes comes in dongola kid or goat and in common sense styles or operas. It may also be said that they como in boxes. A nico line of rubbers and overshoes just in at popular prices.

XATIOXAL GAUMEXT CUTTER. Tho most perfect as well as the simplest system of cutting ever introduced. By the use of our system, atfy garment worn can be cut at first trial to fit perfectly. By its use any woman who can use a needio can cut, fit and make in the latest styles, all kinds of clothing. Its simplicity recommends it as a child twelve yoars old can readily master it. Commencing Monday Decembor 12, we will for twenty days give free instruction in its use, at our rooms 13 South Fourth, over Mrs. Cook's Millinery establishment. National Garment Cutter.

CHRIS KAISER.

Tiie practical Upholsterer at lOGXorth Fourth street is prepared to furnish new mattresses and do till kinds of furnituro repairing on short notiee, and at lowest prices. All work guaranteed. Price our mattresses before purchasing.

James M. Dishon, and no other. Hoes lortli In haste With bills and paste, And proclaims to all creation That men are wise who advertise, In the present generation.

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GRAND DISPLAY

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HOLIDAY GOODS

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'F11e 13©sst oi| Store.

An Immense Line of

Silk Hai]dkerchiefs, Alufflers, Fancy. .Embroidered arjd Initial Hand kerchiefs.

Special Bans in Cloaks, Dress Goods ami

Carpenter's Boston Store

418 YV A HASH AVENUE.

GENTLEMEN.

We never blow or promise something we cannot or do not

give. We don't promise you something to-day and next day

charge you double price for the same article, but wo give you

the benefit of our Special Wholesale Price on any article you

want in any department. Our uniform price and quality

combined will insure every patron who buys Clothing of us a

net gain in value of from 10 to 120 per cent. Every depart

ment complete in Men's, Youth's and Boy's wear. Wejnvite

3213 Wabash Avenue, North Side. Noar Sixth.

Prlnters'avcnue. Terre Haute. I mi.

Ed Laurence, corner Fourth and Cherry, lias as fine a line of Holiday Candies as can be found in the city. Another large lot is expected this week.

FAMOUS

H. MILLER,

Merct|cii)l Tailor aT}d C.-reill's Eurnislier

"CLAD I ATE HER"

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Elegant

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continue to suffer from

the many ailments brought on by an impure state of the blood when Dr. Guysott's Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla will restore perfect health and physical strength. Use it, and you use

the best

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purifier and tonic that medical science is able to produce. It cures Scrofula, King's Evil, Erysipelas. Ikiils, Pimples, Sore Eyes, Pain." in the Bones, Joint-aches, Syphilis and Syphilitic Symptoms, Dyspepsia. Jaundice, Costiveness, Saltrheum,Weak Kidneys, Liver Complaints, Female Irregularities, Sick and Nervous Headaches, General Debility, Low Spirits, Loss of Appetite, Chronic and Constitutional Disorders, and as a Spring and Fall Medicine, as a Cleanser and Renewer of the entire system, Dr. Guysott's Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla is far better than any other remedv made.

What is more grating to the ears and saddening to the hearts of loving friends who thus behold their dearly beloved who have inherited consumptive tendencies approaching the brink of an early grave! What effort can be counted too great, what exertion too severe that will give to all such suffering ones anew lease of life And yet the way is open. Dr. Wistar's Balaam of Wfld Cherry will give satisfaction when all else fails, keep a bottle always in the house a single dose will relieve a painful fit of coughing.

Guysott's Sarsaparilla and Wistar's Balsam for sale at Gulick A- Oo.'s, Terre Haute.

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BUILDING

OPPOSITE OPE'I^A

HEAVY SCALES OP A EL KINDS. Hive patents. Great Improvements not to be lia elsewhere, supplanting all other makes wherever Introduced. We will guarantee these scales superior to any others in use. and furnls them at prices that detv__ competition. Illustrated circulars, references./'tc., ong application. UNITKX) STATES SCALhn CO..

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Two full sets ot Reeds Bass and Treble Couplers Vox Humana Ten Stops Two Knee Swells: Solid Walnut Case Stool and Book: Guaranteed for Five years.

ONLY $55 UP TO $75

$10 Down and Balance in $5 Payments per Month, or

$oO CASH.

Other Styles up to $150. Pianos on ltlce easy payment and everything in the Music line. Established 25 Years. All kinds of Musical Instruments repaired. Second-hand Instruments taken in exchange! on purchase of new ones.

THE LINDEMAN PIANO,

Unequaled in excellence of construction and finish, as well as volume and purity of tone. Having held the manufacturers' agency lor the past 28 years, with numerous academies and hundreds of purchasers in this and adjoining states to refer to, those in want of a thoroughly reliable piano will find it to their interest to call at

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Terre Haute Lumber Co.,

Manufacturers of and dealers In all kinds of

Doors, Newel Posts, Mouldings, Sash, Balusters, Shingles, Elinds. Stairs, Lath

LACKING BOXiiS OF ALL KINDS.

Office 33 North First Street,

TFK'I^F HAUTE. INI).

THE IMPROVED

United States Scales.

Terre Haute. Ind.

Works on the Vandalia Line and 7th st.

-T- mo Solid silver and plated ware, gold-headed canes and umbrel-

and silver spectacles, silver thimbles at 25c. Rogers' 'your selections for Christmas call on

H. F. SC HMIDT,

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