Daily Wabash Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 20 December 1887 — Page 4

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Bassengers & Baggage

rnuistcrriM lietiuvn Deput:', lintels itwl Private l-ieslilfiioes.

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and Re'iabie Se.vice Guaranteed.

OmnlLmiiei', Uirri erf rini 1'ieiilo W.-igons for l'rlv i!c Call Hiixo.s Adiiuis Impress Tdej '-..ine ttenii'!uiui|Vfi Ktat'U:. Telephone ax,' Mfht Ull'.te. Nfitiouii! house.

Will. GRIFFITH, Supt.

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This regulation shall be in toree after It limitation by publication in the dally papers Terre llati'.e lor ten days, which publication hereby ordered. R. l\. l.OVl'K.

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CHRISTMAS

Cotxiee but once a year. Let ali make merry as possible on Christmas day. Let the interchange of "kindly greeting and loving gifts be universal, so let us be happy for after Christmas we go back to the same old lives again, but don't waste your money an anything but USEFUL PRESENTS. Wo are this week showing the handsomest goods at lower prices than ever before offered.

SILK MUFFLERS, in all sizes and grades, very elegant. SILK HANDKERCHIEFS, all grades, very choice. FINE NECKWEAR, 125c, 35c, 50c. 7.3c and $1, very beautiful. KID AND (LOTH GLOVES, 50c. 75c. 85c, 81. si.25, $1.50, SI.75, all shade*. HEAVV UNDERWEAR, from 15c to $1.50 per garment, can't be beat. MEN'S OVERCOATS, &•'>, ?7, $8. $0, 810. $11, $12, unequalled at the price. MEN'S HEAVV HLUE SUITS. 0 worth $12 in hard cash. CHILDREN'S OVERCOATS, an endless variety, all sizes and pricey. CHILDREN'S AND 150VS' SUJ.TS, at prices that talk for theniselven.

Hir store will be open every night thi^ week until 0 o'clock, except Saturday, to 10:30.

EV & CO.

508 & 510 WABASH AVENUE.

Clothiers. Hatters anH Furnishers.

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BY EXPRESS

Whole Car Load of New Novelties Suitable for Holiday Prest-nts.

5X) dozen more handkerchief's. 25 dozen black hare and cony niulfi-. Lots of neckwear, niching!*, collars and cuffs. 10 more seal plush eacijucH, price 810: worth 850. Foster's genuine kid gloves, "William." "Fowler" and Foster." Fine silk hosiery in street and evaning shades. Fine towels, napkin and bed spreads, ail bought especially fur the holiday trade. Hundreds of counter bargains on display. If convenient make your purchases in the morning.

Continuation ct Our Great

SILK UMBRELLA SALE,

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Works nn I he V.-iiiilall'i l.ine and 71 Hi.

My sloux oi Fur Copt, and Glo, embraces all the lato styles at

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My stock of Haty, Caps and iiead wear in geclearl is the most complete ever brought to the city.

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S. E. Cor. Filth and Main Si.

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lubbers and Reuiilers, Nus. i8 and ^20 Wabash Ave.

THE IMPROVED

United States Scales.

UFAYY SCALES OK ALL KINDS. Klvu patents. rcat Improvements not to foe tirid clsewlHTc. siiiijilaiitlmc ill other maUoai wherever l:itruilurcil. We »ill guarantee these scales Miiierlnr to any others In use. ami tnrrilsli them at prices that defy i-oiiipetltlon. Illustrated i-lrculars. references, etc.. oil application. I'MTKl) STATUS SI.'AI.KS CO.,

FOR SALE

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Si LK—Threu chair barber shop coMpleti. (•"oil location, will sell cheap. Heason for s«lllji^ want to iLi 11 the fouslnens. Oil or addiess No. 1111 East Wabash Ave.

I^tlit SA LK AT A BAKtiAIN S|i!endld Mason A: Hamlin Organ, twelve stops sub bass and octave coupler. Kmjuire

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BIG BLACK BEAR.

tIlls oflice.

HAl,K—(irocTT delivery waj in and harness. Ay ply at I'. steln'a shop, corner Third and ('berry .••treetH.

J^uk SAM-: A twelve horse power engine and I No. 1 Dayton mi pump. liii|Ulrr at I'limnix Foundry.

BUSTIN'S THTRMOMELFILC RKCORD.

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fur the prevention of epidemic, contagious or Intectluus diseases In the city et Terre Haute, the Hoard of Health thereof, under the direction ol ilie state U.iard of Health, hereby make the fol-l-'Wliif regulation:

No privy vault shall Iv iess than ten (loi or mere than fifteen tl-V feet iteep. ami shall be walled up with brick or sion„\

Any excavation or vaults used as privy vaults now In existence of inure than lifteen ilai feet In depth shall be cleaned out. and .shall be tilled v.ilh earth so that In no ease shall the depth tlie:eot' exceed ir«i feet.

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Notice Is hereby clven that the annual meeting ot the stock holders ol this bank will be held at llitlr banking house on Tuesday, .lanuarj It'. 1SSS, between tho hours of 10 a. m. and 2 p. m.. tor the purpose of electing live directors for the ensuing «ir. C. M. W.VliHKN.

WANTED.

ANTl-'.D-street.

A good family horse at fw'J Ohio

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dotliiuj houso Ki\e year's exporlenee reconunendations. Address li. M. this ottHv.

FOR RENT.

lUiN 1" My store room '.12x140 with cellar I I underneath nine feet In the clear, at corner M\:!i.-md Cherry streets, by the 1st of Jauuary next also a nk-e suite of rooms

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ahove store. Convenience and elegance not equalled hi the city. None liut respectable parties uwed apply. 1!. w. Koopmui I

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WEATHEH PROBABILITIES.

Washingtun, December 1.-01) a. in. —For liuliaaaan Illinois: friioiv preceileil l»y rain In soiitheist portions: winds hni-oiiiltij brisk to hl^li tior'.huisterly imicli colder with gold wavo.

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Christopher Lutz. has been admitted to

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a Uorman •itizonship.

The land league will hold a meeting next Sunday night at Oriental hall. Tho police have been redis't rieted,

ANNOUNCEMENTS.

OrniK OK UoAlil) in IlKll.Til llfi South Sixth Street,

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anot lier advance on tho "soven months' tour." ihe Sandford Tool orlfs made its first shipment yesterday, a consignment of tools to Portland. Oregon. I There were seven prisoners in police court yesterday morning, but no court I was necessary the Monday previous,

The Terre Haute branch of the Irish National league, yesterday, forwarded as a tirst installment for theVviction fund.

J. A. Carver was sirrested for discharging a revolver on Saturday night and threatening to ah.iot I". 1. Kester and Timothy I acy.

A cow was impounded by the eo\v catcliers on Sunday night, the first to be placed in the pound for several weeks. Sin.- was not taken out yesterday by her owner.

Orrn Shepherd, living in the .-southeastern part of the city, fell down a stair way at GSeason's hall on Saturdav

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night and severely cut beer keg. Relle Ht:shnell, tho old colored woman who was Saturday declared insane, died Sunday afternoon at the jail. Tt is the first death which has occurred sinco I'ud Weeks has been sheriff.

Frit:-. Myers was taken before Justice Slaughter yesterday on a charge of asI sault and battery preferred by Frank

R. Mitchell. He was still under the inllueuce of liquor and was taken back to jail, failing to furnish bond in the sum of ?70.

The senior class of the High school will visit the gas works and gas well this morning, in charge of Professor Iilatchley. instructor in chemistry. The class is now studying the manufacture of I illuminating gas from coal, and the trip is to practically illustrate the principle*. I

Ed. Surdam was arrested again yester- visitation last vear: and. since the warm day on the charge of whipping his wife.

Mrs. Surdam applied to the police. She was referred to a justice, where she pro-

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Perdue Jt Kennedy, 81S north Seventh and ICS south Sixth street, have a full supply of all sizes of hard coal, besides block-lump, block, nut. and wood.

PERSONAL.

Mr. Prescott was doing nicely yesterday. Mrs. Charles Melville was very low yesterday.

Mr. C. D. Benight loft Sunday night for Winfield. Kan. Mr. Harry Brown went to Indianapolis yesterday afternoon.

Mr. Gunn, a Pimento merchant, was in the city yesterday. Mr. Joel Price, of Riley township, was in the city yesterday. l)r. Xebekcr, of Clinton, was in the city on business yesterday.

Sheriff Weeks w»nt to Indianapolie yesterday afternoon on business. Mr. Frank (Jwin. who has been in the Evansville revenue oflice. has returned to this city.

Mrs. W. H. Chapman, of Chicago, is visiting her uncle. Mr. Ed Roach. of north Center street.

Misses Nellie Finkbinor and Lena Werner spent Sunday with Miss Mamie Finkbiner at St. Mary's Institute.

Mr. Charles Butler, master mechanic of the Yandalia road at Effingham, who has been with the road twenty-five years was in the city Saturday.

Mrs. Nicholas Filbeck iu fast improving. A young son of Mr. and Mrs. Filbeck is ill with erysipelas. His coadition is not regarded as sertous.

Miss Emma Imes, of St. Joseph's academy, received the pyramid of candy for being the most popular little- girl at the fair. She received l'JS'i votes.

Mr. Hermann llaberland, brother of Mr. Frank Haberland, a prominent chemist, graduate of tho Berlin univers ity, and a valuable citizen, died at Leip zig. Saxony, the "2oth of November.

The Terre Haute Coal and Lime company, No. 714 north Fifth street, has plenty of ANTHRACITE and Bituminous Lump, Block and Nut Coal.

L. K. Perdue, Coal and Wood, No. KKS south Sixth street and No. SIS north Seventh street.

A very successful year's business nuts it into my mind to go into the '"Christmas presents business" quite extensively. Commencing Monday morning, December 11, I shall give per cent, of the value of every overcoat, suit or pair of pants, ready made or made to order, to every buyer up to 1! o'clock Saturday night. December '21. A. C.K

It was the intention to hold a test of tho new chemical engine yesterday afternoon. The Chicago agent of the firm that constructed it. did not arrive and tho test was again postponed for another day. The engine attracts many of the curious to the department headquarters whero it is at present stationed.

A Genuine Siujiiisc.

On Sunday afternoon Mr. and .Mrs. John Taylor were much surprised to see a long row or their friends, carrying all sizes and all shapes of packages, enter tho front gate at their home on south Fourth street, and until reminded of the fact did not realize that the occasion was tho tenth anniversary of their marriage. Tho guests immediately took possession of the house, and until a late hour in the evening devoted themselves to having a splendid time. The parcels contained everything conceivable in the line of tia ware. The event was in the nature of a reunion as almost every guest had been present at the marriage ton years before.

A lioo! I'ihiliit Cot'the uimtjr Tnir, There was a meeting of township trustees at Trustee Reichert's oflice yesterday afternc-on for the purpose of con eidering the plan of organizing for an exhibit of school work at the Vigo county fair r.ext fall. Secretary Oakev. of tho Agricultural society, attended and stated that premiums would be offered for the be.'t exhibits. The agricultural society has been working for sometime to have all the schools in the county, both public and private, arrange for exhibits, and the plan will probably be successfully carried out. follow the Superintendent Wiley represented the lo,. Store, city school* at tho meeting.

GENERAL LEW WALLACE AS A SOY. A Boston autograph collector wrote to General Lew Wallace asking about his I boyhood days, and General Wallace roplied as follows:

I fear you wouldn't havs railed me a good boy.as limited, tlshrd and ran wild generally until I was I

IS. and then I became a student, and that Is the course I would lay down for every life Yours

CHOLERA IN SOUTH AMERICA.

\siatic cholera has reappeared

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curad a warrant and her husband was arrested. The proceedings have become chronic in police circles, frequent arrests haying been made of the husband on complaint of his better half.

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Mother What in the world keeps you out so late at nights? Son -Only watching tho boys and others that have got "loaded" brace up. Mother Whatknow you about drinking. lo yon imbibe? Son No, I take nothing stronger than ginger ale or anything weaker than water. But those hard working fellows at the Nail and Catworks come up Main street for tho preservation of their health. They stop into an office where they exchange greetings with every thing that i* "brown on the turf,''meeting often a councilman in a saloon and the result is they got "buckeyed." Mother And what is being "buckeyed." Son English plain, means getting drunk. Catch you on? Mother —Then what do they do? Son—To sober up they have to go to that Spider's Nest, kept: by Peter N. Stalf. Take a draught of his straight good bought direct, pure Kentucky copper distilled whiskies, then they can stand erect, go home straight, sober as a judge and go to work in the morning. Mother Where is this place at? Son Old Cobweb Hall, corner Main and Canal streets.

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The increase in tiie number of fire stations by the building of one in the Sixth ward and the arrival of the chemical engine has niada additions to the force of moil necessary. The tiro committee yesterday announced eight appointees. The Kepublicans are Cheater Brown, John McClolland, Henry Gruber and John Rogers. Tho Democrats are Thomas Welch, James Coughlin, Uiceard Barrett and Fred K. Goodridge. The men have not y«t been assigned to their positions. The committee also made supernumeraries Slavens and IJilby regular members of the force.

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.ls0n has already begun in that country, the disease will bo likely to spread and increase in virulence.

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THE TERRE HAUTE EXPRESS, TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 20, 1887.

A LETTER TO SANTA 'LAI/SK.

Santa Clause, at 512 Main street bazar: T£RK£ 1UIT£ lN'lM Dec If. 18S7

LItiI!Santa Clacs I want a gun and a pair of harness with sleigh bells ou It ami a bank lor my money JuinpIngjaeU and a horn and a bass drum

John Resan.

THE EAGER SCHOLAR.

The gamin hurries through the street. To patronize the Christmas "treats.'" His catechism, broad and liandy. Kits any church's Christmas candy.

Pittsburg Commercial-Gazette.

'QUILTS FROM WEDDING GARMENTS. Collecting bits of weddiug dresses to make a quilt is the latest.

THE CALIFORNIA FRUIT CROP.

Value this vear is estimated to be 812,«H yw).

AH THERE!

Bustle

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were first known "dignifi-

Marriage License*.

Henry Archer and Mary Bauman. James Bush and Vinnle Chelcote. I ttn C. Myers and Emma Robertson.

Mr: Mumbleberry (to wideawake husband i—Is Dick out yet I do wonder? Mr. Mumbleberry Yes, my dear, Dick is out at Dickhouts where he is looking at the finest line of satchels, valises, hand bags and ladies trunks ever disin one store at the same time.

Mrs. Mumbleberry Dickhout is never behind hand with desirable Christmas goods.

Mr. Mumbleberry lie knows his business, my dear.

Those £3 and S-i.TO decorated chamber sets at Richardson's cheap store are proving very satisfactory and Jill a want for a small price. :i07 Main street.

Theo. Stahl is up to his eyes in business nowadays. Ho has since last notice added many beautiful specimens of solect China to his splendid stock, in fact, tho display from top to bottom is worthy of the reputation of tho house, and is daily inspected by hosts of visitors. G'2'2 Main st reet.

The New Homo sewing machine office has removed to 811 Main street, where they have a largo and cominodios room, and the managers are now prepared to furnish the very best machine made at reasonable pricc-s.

Vulcan Lodge No. 75.'!. Knights and Ladies of Honor, will give their first grand bail Friday, December 2,'i. at Turner Hall. Tickets of admission oOc, ladies free. The Ringgold orchestra will furnish music.

Headquarters for the celebrated Ear, caster Block Coal company, block and nut. A II grades of anthracite, coke ant! wood. Jf.ouck J. K.\NI-:I, A Sons. !21 Main Street. Retail Agents.

A whole week of sight-seeing now comes, and nothing can be more satisfactory than a trip to tho china, store of II. S. Richardson it Co. New goodsarriving every day. 307 Main street.

Keep us in mind when you start out to buy your Christmas presents. We have now on exhibition a display of useful gifts-- Our doors are open to all. Stahl. 022 Main street.

Smoke tho "Pilot" by \Yui. Fatthauer. A box of Pilots will mas present.

See my

cigar manufactured Host -V cigar made, make a nice Christ-

'personal" in this issue of th A. C. Foun.

Express.

See our lino of decorated dinner and chamber sets. The most complete assortment of lirst-class patterns evor displayed. 307 Main street.

V. J. Gray, 28 north Fourth street, is selling holiday goods so cheap that you can't go homo without buying. Call and see.

We shall open Monday tho latest novelties in wax candles, candlesticks, holders, etc. LOlegant Christmas oll'erings. Richardson Ar Co.'s China Store.

An immense variety Ford's, 5*21 Main street.

of novelties at

A good family horse is wanted at i!52 Ohio street.

SOMETHING NEW.

To bo read if not askin' too much of the kind-hearted reader. As a city increases in size, there must be branches of business established to correspond with the size. 1 have opened up a small dining-room, warm and light, where I shall give, breakfast from tl to 9:30 dinner, from ll:!i0 to '2 supper, from 5 to 7. I have engaged a No. 1 cook and shall try to please each and all. My room is small, consequently it will not'tako all 1 make to pay high rent, thus enabling me to give my customers tho best for the lowest prices. Regular boarders will not be charged with meals they do not get. Respectfullv.

ADAH M. BCRNETT. 107 North Fourth St.

STETSON A RAV,

The north end grocers, ."1 north Sixth street, near the I. A: St. L. depot, have one of the neatest stores and one of the best selected and freshest stocks of groceries in the city. They keop only the best in their line and citizens of tho north end will lind just what they want for their holiday table. Fresh oysters, canned goods, poultry. California fruits,

W. H. GILBERT.

Iiitiie front ranks with Christmas confections, box candies from 10 cents to 61. All The Novelties, ice cream and ices, for special holiday "Tilers. Tuti fruti in individual molds. Everything desirable in confections at Gilbert's. Sixth street. Opposite postollice.

MAKE NO MISTAKE.

For a real bargain in a Xmas present crowd to the New ork and

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A: RHODKS.

Wabash Avenue, South Side.

GEO. H. ARl'HFR.

Pianoforte tuning and repairing, scientific and artistic work. Leave orders at once with Bernhardt -V Buesching, jewelers. Wabash avenue.

Theo. Stahl has an immense variety of hanging lamps from f'J up. It would be worth the timo to stop and see them before purchasing elsewhere. I

C.2-2 MAIN STREET.

An order given Uccember li1 to -1st, for goods made to order will be ready by Saturday iMth. A. C. FOKD. I Merchant Tailor. o"21 Main street.

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EMMA ABBOTT

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the popular queensware dealer on south rourth 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 hand stacks of the finest polished chinaware glisten like pearls of frost on a Christmas morning. No well regulated list of presents will be complete without something from Abbott.

KRIS KRINGLE'S OVERTURES will begin with a grand selection from Dahlen's Opera Music Store. A great medley of musical merchandise. Part 1st, musical merchandise, large and small. Presents of music stands, music rolls, Ac. Part 2d, Dolls, doll buggies, albums, scrap books. Part 3d. biggest stock of toys ever displayed. Finale. •'Low prices sell goods."

RELISHES AT RICE'S.

See here. What's the use of going anywhere else but Rice Bros, for your Christmas supplies? Everything "nice for Christmas. If you want staples, come. If you want dainties, come. If you want luxuries, come. Mixed candies from 10 cents up. ChriFtmas trees. In fact everything under the sun at Rice Bros.

CHRISTMAS

At Walker it Green's. 407 Wabash Avenue. Another lot of plush goods just arrived. A large line of mufllers and a tine lot of jewelry, handkerchiefs, kid gloves, collar and cutT boxes, etc., for holiday presents. Co early in the week and get the tirst choice.

SANTA OLA US' HEADQUARTERS as usual is at the Terre Haute and 10 cent store, 31-i Main street, north side, where is to be found the largest stock of holiday goods and tops, and the lowest prices in town. Terre Haute ~i and 10 cent store, 314 Main, north side.

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ttention.

A mooting will be held every day at the store of F. K. Bvers, corner Fifth and Mulberry, where you can get the best apples, potatoes and sweet cider for your holiday trade. A poles all New ork fruit. Full three bushel barrels. Cider warranted sweet and guaranteed to keep sweet. Agents for water proof egg fillers.

"CALIFORNIA OR BUST." A long train emigrant wagons entered the city yesterday from the south. They came up the Sullivan road and drove up Fourth btreet. A halt was made in front of Boegeman's, U'4, where it was found that the greatest variety of holiday slippers could be found, and iilso a fine assortment of ladies shoes. There were a few pair oi' those S2 bargain ladies shoes left, and it was at once decided to go no farther in search of good goods at low prices.

•liimes M. Dtsiwr:. mm no otlier, «s forth In haste With lllls and [iasto. And i-rocluims to .-ill nrenlii'ii That Mien arc. wit-, who ailvertt.tK, in the present generiitlnn.

Prlnters'uveime. Terre Haute, Hid.

Holiday goods and novelties at Buintin's, cor. Sixth street and Wabash avenue,

I.AW. iv'EXTS.

"THAT'S Y\'HAT TilKY ALL SAY." Talk about your Christmas. \Yliv, you won't know Ch:istmas is near until you stroll around to Kd Lawrence's, corner Fourth and Cherry whore you will find the freshest, and nicest oysters, candies, fine home made cakes anilbread.

Choice novelties in/ silk and linen handkera a 523 Wabash avenue.

!.i\ i|-.\i \7 I'LAXOS.

Equal to any: superior to many. All styles nt.

OF MUSIC.

Gentlemen who buy their own furnishings at Hunter's will hardly be satisfied with those bought at any other house. As we do the fine trade of the city, our stock has been selected in view of that fact. Our prices are always consistent with the class of goods we el 5 2 3 Wabash avenue.

W. ARCEL,

1220 East Main Street.

Has a fine assortment of Christmas candies and nuts. East Enders neoii go no further when looking for nice goods to Till the little one's stockings.

STOP

And see our line of fine neckwear, mufflers, plain and fane}7" night shirts, novelties in dress shirts, beautiful silk and linen handker-

chiefs, kid aloves, lined

and unlined. The best' stock in the city. Prices guaranteed below all others at Hunter's, 523 Wabash avenue,

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Doors, Sash, Blinds.

Will be here Monday J. H. Briggs will receive a a loads of choice New York fancy apples.

STENOGRAPHIC BUREA I". Miss Hamill, Stenographer and Xo

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Public.room 1,Savings KankBtii'.diug, \erbatim reporting, legal ijocu-

ments written in short, hand and. copied on type writer. All kinds of type writer copying and Notarial work properly attended to. Instructions given in shnrt-handSand on type-writer.

\Yhat would be nicer than a real China decorated tea set of lifty-six pieces for STf/K or decorated dinner set of pieces for .^.98.

CINCINNATI

(The Weekly Edition of the Commercial Gazette.)

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™EMI- WEEKLY GAZETTE printed Tuesday and Friday. $2.-to a year.

Order Hsamplo copy for your friend or neighbor.

f^f**I0.vtr iuducoMients to Club Agents for 1SS7-RS. Address

THE COMMERCIAL GAZETTE CO.. MN

Terre Haute Lumber Co.,

Manufacturers of and dealers in all kinda ol

BUMPING LUMBER MATI-l

Newel Posts, Balusters, otairs

PACKING i!0.\!:S Ai.l

Office North First Street,

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PRAIPTE CITY STOVE WORKS.

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ALL KIND..: OF OA! S.xth Street Va-:dii :a ft.

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It is the Family Paper. It is the Soldier's Paper. It is the Farmer's Paper.

It is the Children's Paper.

ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.

THE WEEKLY GAZETTE contains fifty-six coumns of choice reading matter, and is furnished to subscribers at the low rate of One Dollar per annum, making the price less than

two cents a week per copy

paper in the Central States. It is the lead as a family newspaper, and it gives all the news with every desirable detail in decent shape, with the following departments:

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It is the best Republican news

a complete newspaper, and should ,-hanic. Fanner, and professional

INNAU OHIO.

BOOTS & SHOES!

For Good, i\o o\e 31.

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Reasonable Prices'

Give Us a Gall.

327 Main Street.

Mouldings, Shmales, Lath

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NGS MADE TO ORDER. Terre Haute. Ind

BEFORE I0U BUI YOUR JEWELRY

CALL ON A JEWELRY MANUFA( Tl'KELi.

1 have been here livo months and have manufactured a great, ileal of tine diamond work, and gold articles. I sell these cheaper than wholesale price. Diamond articles I have from ?1 to K'Kxi. fiold articles from .si ."Vi up. Come and see them. Corner Fourth and Cherry, over grocery 1 fertfelder.

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Elegant four-in-hand scarfs at Hunter's—the tony thing for gentlemen..

Try X. J. Gray. 28 north Fourth Btreet. for a hanging lamp, chamber set ar,4l dinner sot. beautiful and cheap.