Daily Wabash Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 8 November 1889 — Page 3

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I 417 W. Lombard St., Balto., Md., June 9,1888. KuObedofsleepbytootbucUa swellingercat :i fui.e, rubbed with St. Jacobs Oil first appllII .itiou relieved went to sleep morning pain I ail gone, __JOHNJTOU£.VBKK'iER.

AT I)p.ro !srs »SD DE.U.ERS.

I THE CHARLES A. VOGELER CO.. Baltimore, Ml

WANTED.

AN 1 JJi—Furnished room by a single gentleman. Address Madison, this oillce.

ANTED—A position as bookkeeper two IVY years experience. Address

D. JS. PKICE. Casey, III.

r*—II you want to save your money take shares In the Indiana Savings. Loan and hi'Mini! AssociaMon. Shares win be taken at hiytlme. No back dues. You can deposit from I to per month. Ofllce f52 Wabash avenue.

B. K. HAVENS, Sscretary.

L\/"ANTKD Phil. Lambert wanl-s Terre VV Hauteans to buy their meat at his north fourth street market.

X/'ANTEl) —A home for two boys,-aged reW spectlvely 5 and 7 je irs als two children 'J lor.thK old. Inquire of Joshua Hull, superlnI'Mdent of poor farm.

4NTKI —500 people to get their old clothes dyed, cleaned or repaired at.I. K. Ermlsch's,

.Main street. Dyeing or cleaning of men's jtblng a specialty.

[XT AX TED -Several hundred buyers for Phil. V? Lambert's elegant meats, sausages and olugnas. North Kourtli street.

L\TANTKIJ Sc'asors. knives, cleavers, etc., |VY ground in bent manner. Lawn mowers put order. Al«o sawB dressed for carpenters, jt.chers, others, ltepalrlng of all kinds, lolni Armstrong. NO. 10 North Third street.

FOR SALE.

k/HJK SAI.K—A good ten room house in east part of the city, on corner lot with 120 feet rout, large barn rind other improvements: very |h-ap. KIDDLE. HAMILTON .V CO.

Ij'oii SALE Fine lot ciuna, glassware, tinware ami house furnishings at M. I). Kaufman & s. 107 Main street.

•/Oil SALE—lNVBSVME^T I'KOPERTY—If you have from ?5iK) to $5,lino you want to invest good city prop-rty call on us soon. r. H. HEAL ESTATE A- IMPROVEMENT CO..

H52 Wabash avenue.

••"I i|{ SAl.R—Thirty cents for a set or good Iron stone China dinner plates at M. D. Kaullman Co's, '107 .Main street, opposite opera house.

I/UUSALE Houses in all parts of the cltv: prices Irom *000 to $10,000.

ILots—north,

northeast, south and southeast—

rom $150 to $900. Easy payments.

'ERRE HAUTE REAL ESTATE IMPROVEMENT CO. 652 Wabash avenue.

H- -olt SAi.E-Co il Buckets, lire shovels, pokers, stove lid lifters and everything In the way ol Iiouse furnishing goods at M. Kaufman & Co's, |07 Main street, opposite opera Iiouse.

Iro KXdliNciE KOK CITY I'ltOI'KttTY-We II have three small larms In Vigo county to exchange tor city property. rgRRE HAUTE REAL ESTATE IMPROVEMENT CO., (i52 Wabash avenue.

/Oil SALE—Wooden ware, the most complete line In the city. Prices always the lowest, il. I). Kaurman .V Co., 107 Main street, opposite pera house.

i^OK SALK-An elegant line of hanging lamps I"1 at M. D. Kaufman A Co's, 107 Main street.

I OTS OF I.OTS:-We have a number or lots l.j in the north end—on Eighth, Ninth. Tenth, eleventh and Lafayette streets—Irom$250 to $400 lasy terms. Now Is the time to buy, as prices will )i advanced In the spring.

T. H. ltKAI. EST AT 4 IMI'HOVKMKNTCO., 652 Wabash avenue.

•LPOK SALE. An elegant line of stand lamps IP ami banging lamps at M. D. Kaufman A Co's, l()7 Main street, opposite opera house.

J^OU 3ALR—Old papers at afic pet hundred, sul ible ror housecieaning purposes. Inauire at Dallj

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FOR RENT.

Ilium KENT A house of 5 rooms and summer lr kitchen on south Third street. Apply to ,J. It. linger, (ion Main street.

LOST.

UN Sunday. November it. one L. C. Smith IT 12 guage, 2S inch breech-loading gun name Im cover. Kinder will be rewarded by leaving it |t h.i'ilware store, 32l Main street.

MONEY TO LOAN.

ONKY TO LOAN—Any sum most reasonable terms1. HIDDLE, HAMILTON CO.

Tor "run-down," dobititatod and overworked wtunon, Ur. IMorcv's Favorito Proscription is tlw lu-st of all ivstorative tonics. It is a potent Speeitlo for all those Chronic? Weaknesses ana Diseases peculiar to Women a powerful, Roneral as well as uterine, tonic and nervine, it imparts vi^or and strength to the whole system. It prompt lv cures weakness of stomach,nausea* indigestion, bloating, weak back, nervous prostration, debility and sleeplessness, in either sex. It is carefully compounded liv an experienced physician, mid adapted to woman delicate organization. Purely vegetable and perfectly harmless in any condition of the system.

I"Favorito Prescription is the only medicine for women, sold bv druggists, under a positive ifunr-

antoo of satisfaction in every case, or price («l.mi refunded. This guarantee has been print.Mi on the bottle-wrapper, and faithtuliy carried out for many years. l'or large, illustrated Treatise on Piseases^of Women tliiO pages, with full directions .C-~ hoine-treatuienO. send ten cents in stamps.

Address. V»'oui.n's HISPENSAHY MEIICAL Association. «Xi Main Street. Huffn'o. N.

IMPLICATION FOR LICENSE.

The undersigned will apply to the board of countv commissioners at their next regular session. which commences on the lirst Monday in Dtv-mber. for license to retail spirituous and malt Honors In less iiimitfitles tlmn quart at a time, wlllt the privilege ol allowing the same to be drunk OP his premises. His place of business Is located on lot number two i2) litlbert subdivision of lot number torty-nine. In the second ward, house number 639 Wabash avenue, known as the Uelmoiiico, city of Terre llaute.\iigo county, Indiana. .1 \t OH W HUT..

TO WEAK WEN

EutTormc from the effects of youthful erwrs. early divav waiting weakness, lost manhood, etc., I ill eeiul" a valuable treitise virticulara for hone cure. FREE of Fi'lentlul medical work shouUn..o read bye^eij niM who is ucrvous aud debilitated. Andre.s, rrof. f. C. 1'OIVLEK, Moodus, Conn.

1 nnCITJVE For LOST or FAILING HAN^OOD: N PUdl IS* General and KERVOUS BEBQXTT 7SC? "Weakness of Bodyand Mind: Effects 1/ JliXi ofErrorsorExcesMsin Oldor ^oung. R»hoM. rullT

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NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS NOTES Wortfaington has two building and loan societies.

A Sons of Veteran camp wss organized at KUDBES, 111, last nii^ht. Cbris Hoffman, of Vincennft?, sold 50,000 pounds of hides laBt week.

Farmers in tha

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near Tauijier,

Parke county, pxpeci but half a crop of corn. Wednfisday morning Mr. J'tmes Liv.vie of Crawfordsville, died of dropsy, aged 1?) years.

Eliza Justice was fined $100 and costs Wednesday morning, at Danville, for disorderly conduct.

The Stuff canning factory at Kansas put up more than 500,000 cans of vegetables the past season.

Henry Bull, a pioneer of Edgar county, died at his home in "Kansas Monday evening, aged 80 years.

A company with a capital Btock of §3,000 was formed at Worthiiigton Monday evenipg to bore for gas.

Mr. and lire. Bradway Thompson, of Bruceville, celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary Wednesday.

Sherburo's shaft, near Center Poimt, started up Wednesday morning at the price offered, 75 cents per ton.

The saloonkeepers in Danville have boycotted Indianapolis beer since the English syndicate purchased the breweries.

Ihe city council of Areola has passed an ordinance prohibiting cows and other stock from running at large in the city limits.

R. A. Prankf. a highiy respected citizen of Pans, committed suicide this week by hanging himself to a rafter in his barn.

William Lock was killed by falling tree, yesterday, near Onward, while engaged in getting out timber for a saw mill near that place.

A girl, aged 10 year?, and claiming to be a daughter of Frank Jamep, applied to the township trustee at Vincennes Tuesday for assistance.

The better class of citizens at Washington are making arrangements to have Thomas E. Murphy deliver a Feiies of temperance lectures in that city in the near future.

Burt Stump was arrested at Danville Wednesday afternoon for stealing two notes, one for $120 and the other for 827, from hia cousin, Wesley Stump, of Crawfordsville.

George Miller, a farmer living near Mat,toon, died yesterday of injuries received Monday by being run over by a wagon and haviDg a broken rib driven through his lungs.

Logansport business men propose to petition the city council to pass an ordinance compelling traveling clothing houses and other similar firms to pay a high license to sell goods in that city by auction or otherwise.

The town of Rosedale and the T. H. it L. railroad company have been sued by Gaorge N. Ferguson, a miner, for 82,000 damages. Ferguson fell over a pile of barbed wire on the evening of October Hi, and received sundry scratches and biuisep, and alleges carelessness on the part of the town and railroad company in allowing the wire to remain on the sidewalk.

The city school board of Crawfordsville unanimously adopted the following resolution at their meeting Wednesday afternoon: "It is ordered by the board that no examinations be held at the close of school, but that the daily grades of each pupil be taken as a test of scholarship provided, that any pupil not satisfied with his or her daily grade markings may, on request, be examined."

The Brazil city council, at their meeting Tuesday evening, ordered the committee on public improvement to close a contract with Dan H. Davis to rent a building, to be erected by him, for a specified term of years at $J5 per month. The building is to be two stories high, contain a mayor's cilice, city clerk's ollice, city treasurer's oftice, city civil engineer's office, a council chamber and a substantial calaboose in the rear.

Henry Davis, claiming to be from Hillsdale, Ind., went to Marshall a few weeks ago and gave it out that he was going to engage in the monument business. He opened accounts with' both banks and then began buying largely of different merchants, giving them all checks, and in many cases receiving gocd money in change. His swindling amounted to several hundred dollars in all. He went awBy Sunday night, proming to come back the next morning. He has not been heard from since.

SUPREME COUET.

Abstracts of Opinions Kemlored Wednesday, November 6. 1889. I'KIVATK WAV— E.ISKMKNT, 13.5yn. Annie E. Nowlln et at. vs. I.urnan C. Whipple et al. Dearborn C. C. Allirmed. Mitchell, J.

Where, under an agreement between A and B, that If the latter will erect and maintain gates at Ills own expense he shall have a perpetual ea«ement to pass over the former's land In order to reach his own, and this agreement Is fully executed and acquiesced In by the parties lor more than thirty years, the license Is Irrevocable, and will not be enjoined at the suit of persons claiming under A from using the way. NATVKAl. liAS-nidUT TO CONVEY UKTOS1) TIIK

STATE.

14 y28. The state ex rel. Cornelius Corwin vs. Indiana and Ohio oil, gas and mining company. Jay C. C. Afllrmed. Elliott, C. .1.

The act of March 9. ISSi (Elliott's supplement, section 1,875). which makes it unlawful to pipe or conduct natural gas from this state to any point outside this state for use, and provides that any person, company or corporation so olTendlng shall forfeit any lands acquired by It for such purpose. Is unconstitutional and Invalid, because: (1) Natural gas Is an article of commerce, which mashe transported and bought and sold in the markets of the country, and the power to regulate commerce between the states Is exclusively In the federal congress, except in so- far as the states niav. In the exercise of the police power, legislate upon matters connected with Inter-state commerce, and the act In question can not be deemed a legitimate exercise of the police power. 'M As It Is apparent that the act was meant to prohibit the transportation of natural gas from the state by any person, natural or artlllclal.no matter whether the right to the gas and Its transportation be acquired by contract or condemnation, the argument that the legislature meant merelv to deny the right of eminent domain to persons desiring to transport natural gas from Indiana is not well taken. (8.) While the legislature mav regulate or restrict the business of foreign corporations within this state. Its authority with respect to them does not extend to matters of Inter-state commerce. (4.) It Is not In the power ol the legislature to prevent one citizen irom buying or another from selling property.

KVIPESCK.

13.S13. Jacob T. Marks vs. Mary A. orth. excc utrix. Tippecanoe C. C. Reversed. Ulds, J. li where one sues upon a note payable to a bank, and which he alleges he took up at the request ot the maker. It Is competent for the cashier of the bank to testify that the banks books do not show that such a note was ever discounted at the bank. t'2i Where a witness answers a question, slating that the answer Is from his own knowledge, he having refreshed his memory, but Is not a«ked as to the source of the refreshment. an objection that the evidence should be struck out because the source of his information does not appear Is not well taken. 31 A printed document, purporting on its face to be the report of an Investigating sub-committee of congress, made through a member of such committee, but not certified by any officer or In any way Identified beyond what It shows on Its face. Is not admissible to show that the said member of such committee was out or this state, and consequently that a conversation claimed to have been had with him In th state about the time such report was made. 14

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Andrew J. Avery vs. the Indiana and

Ohio oil, gas and mining company. Jay C. Affirmed. Elliott, C. J. Affirmed on thr authority of the opinion In 14.928. reported to-day.

MORTGAGE- SALE—^WIDOW—REDEMPTION. 13,901. James S. Barr et al. vs. Ellen Van A: stln. Allen C. C. Afflrmtd. Berkshire. J.

A surviving wife who did not join her husband In a mortgage upon his real estate, and was not made a party to a suit to forclose the same, has a right at any time within fifteen years after the death of her husband to redeem from such sale, without first making a d-mind or tender. As against the widow, a purchaser under the foreclosure sale Is chargeable with the rertsand profits from the husband's death, and she Is liable for the mortgage debt, with Interest, and also for taxes and Improvements. CONTRACT—CONSIDERATION—VAKTI.NC. BV PAROL. 14,940. Columbus M. Pickett vs. Thomas C. Green, et al. Noble C. C. Affirmed. Coffey, J.

Where a physician by a written contract sella to another bis office furniture and bis good will In the practice of medicine and agrees not to practice medicine within a radius of ren miles of a named town for the period of fifteen years,In consideration for which the other party stipulates In the agreement to pay htm $100 within ten days, the stipulation as to the consideration becomes contractual and can no more be varied by parol than any other portion of the written contract hence, In a suit to enloln such physician from practicing In violation of his contract, he cannot set up as defense the violation by the plaintiff of a parol agreement to buy certain real estate owned by him, which agreement, he alleges, constituted the real consideration for his agreement not to practice.

THE MARKETS.

THE CHICAGO MARKET.

Chicago, November ".—The opening, range and closing prices were: t—Closing—%

Wheat— Opening. Range. To-day. day. November.. .79!i .— .79U .Wi .79J£ December... .81 .8W.j® .811s .80"i -SO'n May.-. S41& .8W4® .MVS .8S»4 .WW

Corn—

November.. .32V4 .321$® .33 .32-"--s .321,^ December... .SlVj .31i,fa® .31.SI^H .31ty May 83M .83% -83.3314

Orits—

November... .19 .— .19 .19 .187« December.. .191.4 .— ffl .19'4 19'4 .l'J'4 May 22'i ,22«i0 .22i .22', .221s

Pork-

November.. 8.95 8 91) 8 95 8 90 9.00 Year 8 85 8 5 ©8.87% 8.87^5 8 87H January.... 9.15 9.12%Q 9.17% 9.15 9.12%

Lard—

November.. 582 5 5 82%S 5.85 5.F5 n.82^4 Year 5.80 -.- ri SSI 5 81) 5.80 January 5.82% 5.82%ffi 5.85 6.8,5 5 82

Bibs—

November.. 5.02% ft 5.02% 5.02'/4 02% Year -.— .— -I 7% January 4.75 1 72Vic?' 4 75 4 72',4 4 /2%

MIDDLINGS—Quiet at $8310. Shorts sold at 50. BRAN—Quiet and steady. Sales were at tlcl 8 25. the latter price being paid for fancy winter bran.

Iudian»ioll8 Live Stock Market. INDIANAPOLIS, November 7.—SHIPPINGCATTLK— Receipts of shipping cattle light. The market is steady at unchanged prices. Extra choice export, 1450 to 1650 lbs. ..$4 50r? 4 75 Good export, 1350 to 1450 lbs 4 OOffl 4 35 Good shipping, 1350 to 145t) lbs 3 50ti 3 75 Good shipping, 1200 to 1300 lbs 3 25il 3 50 Medium shipping, 1100 to 1200 lbs 3 OOr® 3 25 Choice steers, 1200 to 1400 lbs 2 75? 3 15 Fair shippers, 1000 to 1200 lbs 2 loil 3 00 Common stockersand feeders 2 003 2 75

Cows AND MIXED.—Receipts of butchers'cattle fair. The market is steady on good cows acd heifers, while common stuff Is dull. Extra choice heifers 15a '2 90 Good heifers 2 40® 2 G5 Medium heifers 2 00® 2 25 Fair heifers 1 50® 1 75 Common heifers 1 0'® 1 20 Choice cows 2 25® 2 40 Good cows 2 00® 2 15 Medium cows 1 50® 1 75 Fair cows 1 00® 1 20 Common cows 75® 1 00 Veal calves 1 75® 3 50 Bulls, common to good 1 50® 2 10 Bulls, export 2 75® 3 (X) Cows and calves 12 l*)®30 00

Hogs—Receipts of hogs liberal. The market was active at prices stronger on choice light grades while tha heavy arid mixed sold at yesterday's prices. All sold: closing st-tdy.

KKrRKSK."TATIVK SAI.KS.

No. A V. Per. No. Av. Per. 4.... 4(11. .*3 57 .2'». $3 93 5 311. 3 21) 91 .180. 3 95 (1 297. 3 25 08 .216. 3 95 5 275. 3 35 07 .207.. 3 95 21 291. 3 65 70 .234. 3 95 02 273. 3 70 07 .213.. 3 95 01 281. 3 75 73 .199. 3 95 47 HC7. 3 80 liS .178. 3 95 56 276.. 3 80 72 .191. 3 95 58 240. 3 80 135 .181.. 3 97'/, 5'J. 241 3 80 84 .175.. 4 00

I!5 199. 3 90 82. 200. 4 (0 07 217.. 3 90 66 fancy..217. 4 02I& SHEEP.—Receipts of sheep light. The market Is steady on good sheep and lambs. Common grades dull. Choice latnb3 $5 00® 5 25 Good lambs 4 75®5 00 Medium lambs 4 00®4 50 Kale lambs 3 50®8 5 Common lambs 3 00®3 25 Choice sheep -I 0024 25 Good sheep 3 75®4 00 Medium sheep 3 25®3 50 Fair sheep 2 75®3 00 Common sheep 2 00®2 25 Bucks, per head 1 50® 3 (X)

Coffee and Sucar.

NKW YORK, November 7. Coffee Options opened barely steady, 5 points down to 5 points up closed dull, 5 points dowu to 10 points up. Sales were 36,000 bags, Including: December, ill 45® 14.55 January, $14.45(7,14.«) March, *14.50®14.60 May. .$14.55214 65 June. «4 50® 14.55 July. $14.35 August. $14 30214.35 September, $14.20 October, *14.00214.10.

Sugar—Raw, quiet and steady refined, steady, better demand.

lie Kcxltement Nat Over*

The rush on the druggists still continues nnd daily scores of people call for a bottle of Kemp's Balsam for the Throat and Ltfogs for tbe cure of CoughF, Colde, Bronchitis, Asthma and Consumption. Kemp's Balsam, the standard family remedy, is sold on a guarantee and never fails to give entire satisfaction. Price 50c and SI 00. Trial size free.

The best medical writers claim that the successful remedy for nasal catarrh must be non-irritatiDg, easy of application, and one that will reach all the remote sores and ulcerated surfaces. The history of the efforts to treat catarrh during the past obliges us to admit that only onei remedy has met these conditions, and that is Ely's Cream Balm. This pleasant remedy has mastered catarrh as nothing else has ever done, both phyeicians and patients freely concede this fact. The more distressing symptoms yield to it.

Interested IVople.

Advertising a patent medicine in tbe way in which the proprietor of Kemp's Balsam for Coughs and Colds does, is in deed wonderful. He authorizes all druggists to give those who call for it a sample bottle free, that, they may try it before purchasing. The large bottles are 50c and $1.00. We certainly would advise a trial. It may save you from consumption.

IKE BESFWrtlTE.'SQAFHAQE' lH'AM ERICA.-

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Sun Insurance Co, of California Manufacturers', of Indianapolis. Besides the above reliable lire companies we represent the largest comp-ny In the United States tlolnir an Accident. Plate Glass, Steam Boiler and Employers' Liability business,

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INDIANA LIVE STOCK CO.. OF CRAWFORDSVILLE.

This company has paid £130,000.00 for dead stock since organization In 18:0.

TOTAL ASSETS EEPRYSESTED OVER $153,000,000.

Rates reasonable. Lcs?es adjusted and paid promptly.

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