Daily Wabash Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 4 November 1889 — Page 3

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CARD.

We, the undersigned, return our thanks to B. F, Havens for ills satisfactory settlement of our losses by lire, and we cordially recommend those Wanting (ire Insurance and prompt and fair treatment when they meet with losses, to Insure with

Air. Havens.

WANTED

WANTKD

KDWABD P. BEDFORD, JOHN L. BEDFORD. CHAS. D. KLAID, MISS MINNIE HABM3. Oct. 26.1889.

Terra Haute, Ind

IOO COUNTY FA IK

Stockholders annual meeting for election of six directors, Saturday, November 9. at 2o'clock l. in. at the Court house. L. S. BHIGfiS,

c. OAKKV. Secretary. President.

WANTED.

rANTED—If

you want to save your money

take shares In the Indiana Savings, Loan and Bu'Id'ng Assocla'Ion. Shares can be taken at anytime. No back dues. You can deposit from £1 to sitjO per month. Oflice 52 Wabash avenue.

B. K. HAVEN'S, Sscretary.

Phil. Lambert wants Terre

Hauteans to buy their meat at his north Fourth street market.

WAN'TEU-A5

home for two boys, aged re

spectively and 7 sears als) two children 9 month* old. Inquire of Joshua Hull, superintendent of poor farm.

a NTKD -500 people to get their old clothes dyed, cleaned or repaired at.J. K. Erinlsch's, (m Main street. Dyeing or cleaning of mens clothing a specialty.

N'TED-Several hundred buyers for Phil. Lambert's elegant meats, sausages and bolognas. Nortn Fourth street.

—Sc'ssors. knives, cleavers, etc., ground best manner. Lawn mowers put In order. Also saws dressed for carpenters, butchers, and others. Bepalring of all kinds. John Armstiong, No. 10 North Third street.

WANTED—Twenty-live

girls for good situations

Persons desiring emplonnent, or wanting help to call on Mrs. Martin, 430 Ohio street.

FOR SALE.

1/OK

SALE-Fine lot china, glassware, tinware nml house furnishings at M. D. Kaufman & Co's, IU7 Main street.

I/OK S A E—IN' ES PROPERTY—If you have from *500 to $5,000 you want to Invest In good city property call on us soon.

T. H. REAL ESTATE A IMPROVEMENT CO,. 052 Wabash avenue.

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SA LK—Thirty cents for a set of good Iron stone China dinner plates at M. D. Kauirman VI )'S, 407 Main street, opposite opera house. VI 's, 407 Main street

L* OK SA LE -Houses prices from -tWKit:

F*ORfurnishing

in all parts of the cltv

lirlces from -tWKi to $10,(01. •ots—north, northeast, south and southeast— from -f 150 to $',KK). Easy payments.

TERRE HAUTE REAL ESTATE IMPROVEMEBT CO,

652 Wabash avenue.

SALE—Coal Buckets, lire shovels, pokers, stove lid lifters and everything In the way of house goods at M. D. Kaufman 4 Co's, 407 Main street, opposite opera house.

rpo EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROI'ERTY-We 1 have three small larms In Vigo county to exchange for city property.

TERRE HAUTE REAL ESTATE & IMPROVEMENT CO.,

1?OR

652 W.-ibash avenue.

SALE—Wooden ware, the most complete

line In the city. Prices always the lowest. M. D.Kaufman .t Co., 407 Main street, opposite opera house.

IjViR SALE—A stationary engine, cast Iron I Irame, second-hand, lirst-class i-lxteen horsepower. In llrst-class condition. Apply to

jrOR

HENRY HILD, 821 Main street.

SALE-An elegant line of hanging lamps

at M. D. Kaufman & Co's, 407 Main street.

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OF I.OTS!-Wehave a number of lots In north end-on Eighth, Ninth. Tenth, Kleventh and Lafayette streets—from $250 to $400: easy terms. Now Is the time to buy, as prlccs will L- advanced In the spring.

T. H. RKAI. ESTATK FC IMI'HOVKMKNTCO., 052 Wabash avenue.

1"*OR SALE.--An elegant line of stand lamps and hanginglnmrs at M. D. Kaufman it Co's, 407 Main street, opposite opera house.

P^OK tf ALB—Old paper* at %c per hundred, sul able Tor housecleanlng purpose!. Inquire at Dally

Kxprese oftloe.

FOR RENT.

i?OU ltKNT—A large store room with water I1 works and other Improvements. RIDDLE, HAMILTON & CO.

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RENT--A nice lltt'e rottaae on Liberty avenue. RIDDLE, HAMILTON 4 CO.

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KENT—Furnished room for rent at 512 south Fourth street.

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RENT—A pood store room, opposite the court house, very cheap. RIDDLE, HAMILTON A CO.

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RENT—A nice suite of rooms, suitable for law)er» or other olllces. Rl DDLE, HAMILTON & CO.

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11KNT—A few centrally located living rooms. RIDDl.li, HAMILTON A CO.

LOST.

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OST—A half-grown pug dog with brown ribbon -j the neck. Finder will receive liberal reward by returning to No. 210 South Fifth street.

Miss CORA DAVIS.

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TTAKEN OP—By the undersigned, liviDg at the 1 corner of Seventeenth and Kim streets, Terre Haute,' Ind., one light brown mule, about 14% hands high, lump on Its left hind leg, supposed to be about 8 years old. Owner can have same by proving property and paying costs.

L. B. Lb Kb.

MONEY TO LOAN.

ONEY TO LOAN—Any sum: most reasonable terms. RIDDLE, HAMILTON 4 CO,

PPLICATIOX FOR LICENSE.

The undersigned will apply to the board of county commissioners at their next regular session, which commences on the first Monday In December, for license to retail spirituous and malt liquors In less quantities than a quart at a time, with the privilege of allowing the same to be drank on his premises. His place of business Is located on lot number two (2) Gilbert's subdivision or lot number forty-nine, in the Second ward, house number 639 Wabash avenue, known as the Delmonlco, city of Terre Haute, Vigo county, Indiana. JACOB WHITE.

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HIT. MAIN STREET.

A. J. GALLAGHER,

PLUMBER,

Gas and Steam Fitter, 424 Cherry Street, Terre Haute.

B.—Store room for rent arid fixtures for sale.,

NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS NOTES Tuscola has a mad etone. Areola is experiencing A boom Oakland is having a "clothing war." Hog cholera is raging in Monigumery county.

Charleston millers are selling flour at $3 80 a barrel. A new M. E. Church at Covington was dedicated yesterday.

Glanders is prevalent among horses in the vicinity of Paris. The opera house in Attica is to be lighted by electricity.

Tuscola and the neighboring city of Galton want electric lights. Sixteen cents is the price being paid for mixed oats at Hoopeston, 111.

A new Campbellite Church at Bushton, III., was dedicated yesterday. The Greencastle Times and the Greencastle Banner are to be issued daily.

Car thieves have been breaking seals on freight cars at Cayuga and stealing freight.

The jail in Douglas county, Illinois, has been condemned fifteen times by the grand jury.

The Marshall lawn

teDnis

club will

form itself into asocial and literary club the coming winter. G. Stryker, the newly appointed poBtm.- «t Rockville, took charge of the office las:. Friday.

Dr. C. J. Dexter, an old resident of Coles county, III-,• di •'d at T, i:Ia Saturday mornicg, aged 78 years.

A number of men were fined $40 and costs each last week for fishing with dynamite in the Okaw river, 111.

Burglars entered the store of Cole & Rose, at Rankin. III., Thursday night and carried away §75 worth of goods.

Burglars entered Perry Wilson's residence at Areola and secured S65 in money and notes to the value of $400.

It is reported that Fritz Ketchuno, a former resident of Oakland, was banged in Kansas City about the first of the month.

Gee Grime's horse, Fred Arthur, with a record of 2:15}£ on a half mile track, is now domiciled at S. C. Puett's stables in Rockville.

The Crawfordsville Star says that the $250 liquor license fee, added to the S300 city license, is about to wipe out some of the saloons up there.

Mattoon Star: William Dozierhas created a novelty by using a squirrel to run one of his sewing machines, at his place o' business on east Broadway. .lohn Booth, of Shabbana, 111., was smothered to death in his father's elevator last week. This was the second death from that cause in the same el

vator.

WOMAN'S HOMR MISSIONS.

Tlie Anniversary Kxerclses of the Society at Indianapolis. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., November 3 —The

anniversary exercises of the Woman's home missionary society were largely attended to-day. Abstracts were read of the reports of the treasurer, Mrs. A. R. Clark, and of the corresponding secretary, Mrs. S. R. Rust. Mrs. Clark's abstract showed that the value of the total receipts of the organization since its organization in cash and supplies amounts to $404,997.08. The value of the society's property in various parts of the country is $92,000, with no incumbrances in the shape of mortgages or interest on money. The abstract shows a steady increase in the annual receipts. Their resources for this year were $77,504 31, expenditures $07,809.47, leaving a balance in the treasury of 59,733.84. Judge Ilogan, of Cincinnati, and General Clinton B. Fisk, late Prohibition candidate for the presidency, spoke, the latter somewhat briefly on account of a severe cold. He paid a high tribute to the character of the late president of the society, Mrs. R. B. Hayep,and commended the society and its work to the fostering care of the church. In the evening Mre B. S. Williams spoke briefly on the work to be done in cities. M'ss Jane Bancroft of Boston, addressed the society on the order of deaconesses and their work, giving a history of the origin of the order and their work in England and on the continent.

MUS. GLIANT FAVORS RIVKRSIDE.

S1I« Opposes Keiuovul to Arlington or Went Point. NEW YORK, November 3.—In regard to the report to-day that General Grant's body was to be removed from its resting place in this city and taken to Arlington or West Point, Mrs. Grfint-,

THE TERRE HAUTE EXPRESS, MONDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 4, 1889.

who recently' returned from Europe, stated to-day that if her husband's body was to be removed from the tomb at Riverside she now learned ife for the first time. She had not had any communication from Mr. Childs in regard to the removal, and she had

present in

tention of going to Philadelphia. Mrs. Grant stated further that she did not think Mr. Childs, the GrAi ,"^br any other of her husband's friends would undertake'to formulate a plan for the removal of the body without first consulting her. When asked if the removal would meet with the approval of herself and family, Mrs. Grant stated that she would not consent on any account to such a step.

BUYING A TITLE.

What Prince Hatzfeldt Cost Papa Huntington ID Cool Cash. Special by cable to the Republic.

LONDON, November 2.—Prince Francis Hatzfeldt came rather high before the wedding with Clara Huntington. C. P. Huntington deposited with his prospective son-in law's trustees $1,750,000 in bonds of the United States and other gilt-edged securities, which he guaranteed to be tirst-clase. According to the article of agreement entered into between Huntington and Hatzfeldt the income from this source is*to be divided between the prince and his wife, each to receive his ana her share independently of the other, and the income is to be paid to each just the

SBme

separation. Huntington also agreed to pay at the London and Westminster bank on the day before the wedding .L'20,000 to persons designated by the prince, and .£30,000 more within six weeks, also to persons designated by the prince, who are of course his creditors. The prince on his part agreed to make over to his trustees all his property an'd estates that are not entailed, and in case of the death of either the husband or wife, the income from the $1,750,000 is to go to the children, if any, who may be the iesue of the match. As the prince did not have any unenta'led property, the total cost of Miss Hiintington's titled husband comes to 12,000,000.

The similar match between Miss Caldwe.l, of Baltimore, and Prince Murat, that was broken off in Paris last week, will probablynot be mended, as the lady is said to consider the price entirely too high for the quality of the article.

County Commissioners' Allowances. Jacob Harris 25 Moore A Langea

R. Mcllroy 4 C. W. Brown Kspenhaln «fc Albrecht 4JJ Jehn Hanley & Co 37 J. W. Reese 1 .I.W.Reese jJJ P. A. Rodel 95 James T. Moore |w C. F. Grosejeau 9XJ [JJ £d Thurman JJj R. C. Allen George M. Allen j, JJ0 The Star Printing Co 75 Schioss & Co 6 50 Terre Haute Journal S gs Lynch ASurrell 33 70 Hess & Wisely 3o 00 w. A. Hunter 10 60 W. a. Burgan $ jj9 W. S. Burgan 2b 94 John Armstrong 2 8p J. C. Lewis $£ Kspenhaln Albrecht 3 89 Maxlnkuckee Lake Ice Co 2o Black & Nesblt

Total *654 99

Two MeuKllleil i-y a Premature Kxploslon. WHEELING, W. V., November 3.—By

the premature explosion of a blast in a quarry in Barbour county yesterday two men were instantly killed and one fataliy injured.

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A C. Bryce & Co. are Compelled to Move to Larger Quarters on Account of Their Rapidly Increasing" Business.

On or near January 1st, 1890, we will move from our present quarters to 604 Main Street, and before we move our entire stock of Clothing, Furnishing Goods and Hats must be CLOSED OUT. This means a God send to the rieople of Terre Haute and vicinity, for on Monday morning,November 4th, we will inaugurate the grandest sale for the people that has ever been their good fortune to enjoy On account of the warm weather we have an immense stock of Fall and Winter Goods yet on hands, which we are bound to sell before we move. Remember our stock is new and clean, and you cannot get shelf-worn goods from us, neither have we put a lot of cheap trash to make you think we are selling goods cheap. Come and see the goods and be convinced that we mean what we say. This stock will be sold, and the sooner you come the better your chance to make a good selection. Terms of this sal© strictly cash..

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TIME TABLE.

Train* marked thua (P) denote Parlor Car at tached. Trains marked thus (S) denote Sleeping Cars attached dally. Trains marked thus (B) denote Buffet Cars attached. Trains marked thus ran dallj. ill other trains ran dally Bandar* excepted..

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