Daily Wabash Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 22 November 1889 — Page 3

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TRADE MARK

Notice of funeral hereafter.

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DIED.

IUWI.KY—At Terre 11 ante. Jml.. at 11 i. in. November lytli. after a short Illness, the Kev Hansom Hawley. In Ills83th year.

DUX William A. Do.x died at 1:20 o'clock p. in. Wednesday, aged 56 years. The 'uneral will take place Friday at 11139 a. in. from lii.s late residence, 205 north Fourth street.

Interment at Woodlwn cemetery. Friends of the famllyare Invited to attend without further notice.

ANj^O^CEMENTS.

AI,K OK COUNTY PKOl'liKT V. 0 Notiea Is hereby given that on Monday, the 20th day or .1 mi try, 1 -J ). at 2 o'clock p. m., the following described property belonging to the county of Vigo, In the state of Indiana, will be offered fur sale at public auction to the highest and best bidder, at the south door of the court house of said county, to wit:

I.ots 1,

Band 1 of Bullitt's subdivision of origi

nal inlot No. 'JO of the town (now city) of Terre Haute, l:id., known as the old court houie property.

I.ots 1.ti, 3 and ol Vi county's subdivision of original in lot No. 117 or the lo*n (now city) of Terre Haute, Ind., known as the old jail property, located at. the northwest corner of Third and Walnut streets.

The court house property will he offered as an entirety, the j-iil property llrst in lots as shown In 1 he subdivision thereof, afterward as a whole, the hoard reserving the right to accept the bid or bids on either plan or sale iggregating the largest amount.

The terms of said sale will lie one-fourth cash on day or sale, balance In eijual payments in six, twelve, and eighteen months, the purchaser executing fur Hie defeied payments his promissory nntesta the acceptance of the board of commissioners of said county, bearing (1 per cent, interest from date, with.nit relief and with attorney's fees, and receive a certificate ol purchase entitling him to a deed upon full payment of the balar.ee ol such purchase money.

The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Appraisements and plats on tile io the ollice of tb(! county auditor.

Title perfect. Hy order of the board of commissioners of Vigo county. FItANK AlOIsTItONIi. Auditor.

Novemlx:r 21st, 1H-!).

WANTED.

'|MIF. MIITL'AI. I.IFK

iNSlMtANIK Co.. (IT NH\V YOKK.

The oldest active Lire Insurance Company In America. The largest l.lfe Company In existence. The Hlrongcst Financial Institution In llie World.

Assets over sliJiUKlO.nOU.OO. Annual Income $:il),(XKI.(KNUHI.

I! is the SAFKST company in which to Insure. All claims paid promptly and In tull. It Is the Cheapest, as

II pitjjs Unyrr iliciilaitlx hi /m!iV///nj/i/.T* Hum anil iitlnr.

It has no stockholders All profits go to the policyholders. Its ratio oT expenses to receipts Is less than any other company. lis new policy Is the most liberal ever offered by any company.

It Is simple and definite—no amibiguitles. I! is practically without restrictions, non-l'torlV.t-able and Incontestlble.

TAKK NO (IT11KU. KIDDLK, HAMILTON & CO Agents.

WANTKDemployment

A steady, energetic young man

wants as shipping or bill clerk, assistant bookkeeper, night watch or liostllng goods or freight. Hest of references, and security If ties red. I need work immediately io help suppori my family. Address, .Mike (ieren, care Ii.vii,v KxritKss.

WANTKD—11

you want to save your money

take shares in the Indiana Savings. Loan and Ita'l.lUig Association. Shar-'.s can be taken at anytime. No back dues. You can deposit from SI to Sinn per month. Ollice Pii2 Wabash avenue.

B. 11AVKNS, Sscretary.

home lor two hoys, aged re

spectively and 7 rears alsa two children ino:itliH old. Inquire of Joshua Hull, superintendent of poor rami.

\\TANTKI) I'hil. Limbert wants Terre Hauteans to buy their meat at Ills .north fourth street market.

.NTKI)-ti iod tinner at Ueo. S. Zimmerman's, 05S Wabash avenue. WA

Air AN'I'Kl) -500 people to get their old clothes »V dvi-d, cleaned or repaired at.I. F. Krmlsch's, tiTti Malii street. Dyeing or cleaning of men's clothing a specialty.

11 TANTF.I) Several hundred buyers for I'lill. VV Lambert.'* elegant meats, sausages and bolognas. Norm Fourth street.

"t\7".\NTKn Scissors, knives, cleavers, etc., ground 'a best manner. Lawn mowers put In order. Also sawii dressed for carpenters, butchers, am' others. Repairing of all kinds. John Armstrong, No. Ill North Third street.

FOR^SALE^^

*08 SALK-Twenty handsome building lots on

north Seventh and Klglith streets, between Fightli avenue and Ash street. Now on the market lor the lirst time. Call early.

KIDDLE. HAMILTON" & CO.

l/OK SALE Choice lots on 1'oplar, Fourteenth. I Fourteenth and-one-hall, Fifteenth and SIxteentii s'.reets. Long time and easy payments. 1'rlvllcge or building at once.

KIDDLF. HAMILTON CO.

i.^iilt SALH—Fine lot china, glassware, tinware mid house furnL-lilngs at M. I). Kaufman & Co's, 407 .Main street.

I lit S LK—Thirty cents for a set of good Iron stone china dinner plates at M. D. KaufTman A Co's. 107 .Main street, opposite opera house.

1/OK SA LK -Co il Buckets, tire shovels, pokers, II ,*t.ve lid lifters and everything in the way ol house rumishlng goods at M. 1) Kaufman S Co's, 407 .Main street, onposlte opera house.

/Olt S A LK -Wooden ware, the most complete line 111 the city. Prices always the lowest. M. D. Kaulman ,V Co.. 407 Main street, opposite opera house.

l/Olt SALK-An elegant line of hanging lamps at M. D. Kaufman A Co's. 40. Main street.

I/OK S:\I.K. An elegant line or stand lamps I and hanging lamps at M. D. Kaulman A Co's, 107 Main street, opposite opera house.

FOR RENT

I/OH HKNT I1 Filth street. Apply to Wabash avenue.

ESTRAYED.

|j*S THAYKD From the premises of the late

Alexander MclJregor. north Sixth street, on Wednesday last, a large Alderny caw. yellow with a white forehead, one horn b-oken oil. some white on hips and two or three or her feet white. A liberal reward will te paid for return to above premises.

MONEY TO LOAN.

MONKY

Ti)

LOAN—Any sum

NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS NOTES Mfittoon is to have a pawn shop. Attica wants more and better street erocsinK^.

Tti'i Viacences market is glutted with rabbits. Oiney has filready made arrangements to celebrate July 1,1800.

Oontz is the favorite with the colored people of CrawfordoVille. A. McConnell, of GaviDgton, fell dead TuesOay, while helping to lift a etove.

Jumps liaugh hits been appointed truant cflicer by the board of education of Kansa?.

Ii inoi.-? farmers are complaining of the scarcity of hands to help gather the corn crop.

Abjut 62.000 has leon subscribed in Marshall for the formation of a fair as RELATION.

Olney gun clubs will hold a shooting match "for a beef iu the city park Thanksgiving morning.

A colored wom'in applied to the supervisor at Danville yesterday for shoes for her ton children.

Louis Anderson, a well-kaoyn millwright of Oakland City, died at his home Wednesdnv morning of typhoid fever.

John Rjdenberger, check weigh man et the Potter mine, near Brazil, was caught betwesn car bumpers arid fatally crushed.

Street Contractor John Callahan, of Lioganspor had his left leg broken just above the knee Wednesday afternoon by falling gravel.

Two farmers of Lawrence county, I'll., received a flock of l,loO sheep from Missouri this week which they will put out on pasture this winter.

The new school law was tested at Danville recently, when one D. L. Adams was liaifd 61 and costs, SO 30 in all, for not- sending a daughter to school.

A. S. Peacock, the farmer editor of the Attica L»dgfr, has purchased the interest of P. C. Domingjin the lumber lirm of Deming it Colborn, of that city.

The two story public school building at Pylnnd, twelve miles southeasl. of Brazil, burned. Loss, $1,500 insured partly in the Home, of New York.

Henry Dice, aged 17 years, of neor Crawfordsville, was seriously ir.jured about the eyes and may lose his sight from being shot in the face while out hunting.

Wednesday morning Ed Kellendergpr, of Vincecnes, a brakeman on the C., V. it C., was shot in the face by some boys who were shooting at a mark with a Hobert gun.

Ed Iv'-pHnge"-, of Covington, was thrown from a Mexican pony taken from the r.tnble of Dr. Henderson, and received juries about the head from which ho will die.

George Rsad, of Sugarland, Daviera county, hss made fish breeding quits a businass for the last three years and hrs several ponds near his home which are thoroughly stocked with tine fish.

G?orge Hyatt, of Washington,

Resolutions of Condoloiice.

Special to the Kspress. Siiiii.ucRN, led., November 21.—At a meeting of the Shelburn and Currysville miners the following resolutions were unanimously adopted: llesolved. That we. the miners of Shelburn and Currvsvllle coal mines, deeply regret the sad death or our esteemed brother, (iei.r^e .larvls. jr.. who met his death In the Shellburn mine by a falling rock 3 iturday. November lli. ISS'.I.

Hesolved, That we deeply sympathize with lather and mother and also the adopted parents. .Mr. William Yardleyand wife.

Resolved. That we. the committee, forward a copy of these resolutions to

Chicago,

closing pri

A stx room cottage at 1215 south E. M. Kounsaville,

l/OU UKN r—House of ten room\ excellent location, low rent to good permanent tenant. KIDDLK. HAMILTON A CO.

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t:.\iM!K.-s for publication.

Novembe ces were:

November Year January...

most reasonable Ml LTD?

terms. HIDDLK. HA

JN it CO.

£*."

IIES

made arrangements to build a large slaughter house, to be used jointly by all the butchers in the city free tf charge, the •r.ly fee being the waste of the shop.

John Greer, an enterprising, wholesouled, wealthy farmer liviug near lIoopMton, has donated real estate valued at 650,001), which is to be sold and the proceeds expended in building a college edifice iu that bright, thriving young city.

Danville Commercial: A littie tot was passing a well known store last evening whore nice "dollies" are for Bale, in company with her mother. Rushing to the largo show window and placing both her little hands in a pleading position, she said in an excited tone: '"Ob, you nice little dollie, 1'se goin' to buy ou 'tistnas." Aud we are almost sure her words will prove true.

Shad rick Wasson, a farmer living near Brown's Valley, was struck ou the head and knocked down bv a scale weight in the hands of one McNally, a blacksmith, who performed his work, because of a Bum of money due him. Wasson, after b6ing knocked down, drew a revolver and lired, but without irect. His son Will, aged 15, then took a hand, and came to the rescue of his father. He took a penknife and with vigorous strokes soon had Mr. McNally laid out. and bleeding profusely. His cuts are of such a serious nature that it is feared he will not survive them.

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.Jons

ST.u'NTON,

CROSHV.

JOHN SAVII./.k. C. S. l.i.ovn. Committee.

A Surprise l'urty.

Special to the Kxpress.

Ind., November 21.—About

forty of the best citizens of our little city called on Dr. Black last night, and proceeding to the back door very carefully, went in on the folks by surprise with about eight or ten baskets well filled with ediables. Two large tables were spread ^through two rooms. The surprise was to show the respect of our best citizens for the doctor and family before their departure for Center Point next week. Thus the White C.ip3 have carried out their threat.

THE MARKETS.

Till CHICAGO MARKET.

-1.—The opening, range and

,—Closing—, Yesterday. .80 Li

Range. To-day

.- a .- .83:' .soya -81 81 .N a -tfiiv .83*4

Wheat Opening, Noveinb r.. .S'?» December... SI May

Corn—

November. December. .May ..

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.8U1« .:«ts ,3-JU ,S24

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.SI

?i .81:44 .tir'-t .31

'.i

.Kits .38-'„3i .88?» .8»^

Oats-

November. December. May 1'orK— November. Year January...

.. .21 .-

.21 .21

... 22?S .22S4» .227S .22'a .22'.

'J.70 9 70 'J Wi 9 Hl^ 9.fi!l ... a 20 9 2i)

tl-

9 27*4 9.25 9.15

9.80 9.80 ll y.4TVa 9.45 9.XI

Lard—

G05 6.05 SC10 G.10 6.07'i ..5 95 5 95 ffi 6 00 ti 00 5 95 ..5.95 5 92ls(i 6.LXI 6 00 5.95

Blbs-

November. Year January...

5.45 5 871^5 5 45 5.87tj 5 87( .. 4 92'4 4.H2VSS 4 95 4 95 4.90 .. 4.82W 4S2VM04 85 4.85 4 SW Steady. Sales by sample were: No. 1 $1.35: country prime timothy, $3.55: no 5r3 40: prime cash timothy In small lots

SEKD5-

cash Max. grade. at $1 i)

Coffee and Susar.

NKW YORK,

November 21. Coffee.—Options

opened steady, 6(?10 points tip. closing barely steady, unchanged to 10 pMnts down. Sales were 75.'250 bags. Including: November. $15.85: December, #15

SiffK

Wt January. $15 8wlfi On

Kebruarv. $15 '.I5t?lli5 Mar^li. .S15,00(716 tSV April. $15 '»?ltVOJ Slay. $15 U5i71G.l6: Juue,

S15.955 26 05 July. $15.99 August, $15 80515.85 September, *15.75515.85 October, $15.60515.65. Spot rlo, fairly active and steady fair cargoes 1914c No. 7.1714c.

Sugar—Raw, firm, fair demane sales of 5 000 begs centrifugal. 96 'est, 5 11-16C. Refined, firmer and active: C. 5?.iS5" extra C, 656Uc white extraC. G%8&>hc yellow,

bUub'sc:

6 5-lCe standard A. 67jc.

tKDiANATOLia,

Cows AND

off A. 62

Indianapolis Live Stock Market.

November21.—SHIPPING

CATTLS

Receipts of shipping cattle light. Good shipping and export grades In fair demand, while the common grades are slow sale. Extra choice export. 1450 to 1650 lbs. ..$4 505 4 75 (iood export. 1350 to 1450 lbs 4 005! 4 35 (iood shipping. 1350 to 145J lbs 3 505 3 75 (iood shipping, 1200 to 1300 lbs 3 255 8 50 Medium shipping. 1100 to 1200 lbs 3

00tl

3 25

Coarse steers, 1200 to 1400 lbs 2 75(7 3 15 Fair shippers, 1000 to 1200 lbs 2 755 3 00 Common stackers and feeders 2 2 75

MIXKU.—Receipts

of butchers' cattle

light. Good cows and heifers In demand at quotations, while the cjmmon stuff Is dull. Extra choice heifers. $2 755 2 90 (iood heifers 2 405 2 (io Medium heifers 2 005 2 25 Fair heifers 1 505 1 75 Common heifers 1 0 5 1 20 Choice cows 2 255 2 40 Good cows 2 005) 2 15 Medium cows 1 SOS 1 75 Fair cows 1 005 1 20 Common cows 755 1 00 Veal calves 1 755 3 50 Bulls, common to good 1 505 2 10 Bulls, export 2 755 3 00 Cows and calves 12 00530 0

Hogs—Receipts of hogs liberal. The market Is slow at prices about 5c lower on the light grades.while the heavy and medium grades sold at about the same as the average prices of yesterday. About all the early arrivals sold. Closing iulct.

SHEEP.—Receipts

of sheep light. The market

Is steady on good sheep and lambs: common grades dull. Choice lambs 45 0055 25 Good lambs 4 75«5 00 Medium lambs 4 005 4 50 Falrlamb3 3 505 8 75 Common lambs 3 1053 25 Choice sheep 4 00a 4 25 Good sheep 3 755 4 00 Medium sheep 3 2553 50 Fair sheep 2 7553 (iO Common sheep 2 (.1052 25 Bucks, per head 1 5053 00

Dry CJoorts Market.

NKW YOKK,

November

21.—There

HOUSK.mk.n

was a rela

tively good business In articles for future delivery, but demand for current wants was moderate, though up to the average. Market keeps pretty lirm. Heavy brown cottons are very lirm, print cloths have advunced 1-16 cents and some colored cottons, as ticking, are a little higher.

everywhere are speaking in

the highest terms of

Thk Bhf.EDKR'sGA-

zi'.ttk, and those of our people who are interested either iu draft or trotting-bred stock will be interested in learning that the subscription price of this popular and old established weekly has been redeced from-£5 to 82, and can ba had even as low as 61.50 per year in clubs of five. Its turf department is in the capable hands of Mr. H. T. White, of the Chicago Daily Newp, the editor of John Splan's "Life With the Trotters," aud its drafthorse matter is confessedly far ahead of that any other source. Tin

Gobtainedisfrom

AX.KTT

1 a thoroughly good "all

round" live stock paper—cattle, sheep and swine all coming iu for good attention—and should be largely read in this county. Sample copies and terms to agentson application to the J. 11. Sanders Publishing Co "2'2(! LiiSalle strGet, Chicago, 111.

TheKcxitcineiit Not Over.

The rush on the druggists still continues and daily scores of people call for a bottle of Kemp's Balsam for the Throat and Lungs for the cure of Coughs, 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.

Satisfaction Positively Guaranteed

\Ye Tcei confident In saying that

NO Purer or Better Baking Powder

Is sold. All we ask Is a fair trial.

Sold, by all Grocers!

1-pound cans for 40c, and Impound ms for 20c.

S503S

... Inrnii iiKMirableeasoot (ntnrrh

_____ WM -in tho lU-ad by the proprietors

Itv its mild, soothing, and healing properties. Dr.'Sage's Remedy cures the worst, eases. .'Ale.

PttLETi

KIRK'S AMERICAN FAMILY SOAP

TO WEAK HEN

Battering from the effects of youthful errors, early dccav, wasting weakness, lost manhood, etc., I will send* a valuable treatise (sealed containing full particulars for bome cure, FREE0* charge. A. Splendid medical work should be read by every man who is nervous and debilitated. Address, Prof. F. C. FOWLER, Moodus, Conn.

THE TERRE HAUTE EXPRESS, FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 22, 1889

Wallace's Monthly!

THE OLD RELIABLE."

NOW IN ITS FIMMTH TEAR!

WALLACE'S MONTHLY

It do not iisk Its subscribers to pay for departments 011 cards, billiards and theatrical.*. Its opinions are not for sale. It treats rich and poor alike, and toadyism Is no part of its policy.

It Is published In elegant form and style. its Indexes are surpassingly complete and comprehensive.

Its editorial pases are not a rehash of its advertising department. It seeks to purify and elevate horse-'jreed'nn Interests.

Its high standard of good morals is unbending. Its principles 11 row out of Its convictions. It believes what It says and says what It believes. It in the recojjutzed authority on :tll matters of breed'np and record*.

It Is published at $3 per anuum, post-paid, in advance (aeduction to clubs)by the

Wallace Trotting Register Co., P. O. Box 2,9M. 2S0 Broadway, New York.

FOR MEN ONLY!

I DftCiTlUE For LOST or FAILING HANHOOD A rUat 5 3if General and HEKVOUS DEBILITY *T3 in Weaknes3 of Bcdyand Hina: Effects

XV JU of Errors or Excesses in Old or Young. Robust, Jiobte MANHOOD fulljr Kc*lor.'d. llotr to Krlarsf ana Slr»nirllicu WKAK,rNIIKVH.Ol'KI OKtiAXS IMKTSof 110 1*. Ibto'.ulelr unrnlline I10J1K TKKAT31KXT—HPIICHIB

TIME TABLE.

SIXTH STREET DEPOT.

CLEVELAND, CINCINNATI, CHICAGO & ST. LOUIS KAiLWAY.

BIG -11 ROUTE,

On (in nfler October 10tl, 1SS0, trains will arrive and depart from Sixth street depot r.s follows: —GOING KAST No. 12 N'. Y. and Boston Express

Opens Wednesday, Sept. ii,

DR. SASE S SATAHRH REMEDY. Symptoms of Oalurrls. Headache, obstruction "f lios:\ discharges falling' into sometimes profuse, watery, and acrid, ni others, thick, tenacious, mucous, purulent, bloody and putrid eyes weak, nnjrnifr 111 eara, deafness, dillicultv «f eleariiifr throat, expectoration of nirensive matter breath olfensivo: smell and taste impaired, and general debility. Onlva few of these symptoms likely to be present "at once. Thousands ol cases result 111 consumption. and end in the grave.

The Original LITTLE

Lira Pius.

Purely Vigeta-

V\V3 wSS

ble A Harmless.

Uncqualed asa VivcrJMn',,p,Vu.lklt'nns?" est, easiest to take. Onc lcllit Doimj. Cure Sick Heuclaclio, Kiliou* Hoadaclie, Dizziness Constipation, Iiulififestioiij Billon* Attacks, ami all ilcmngemonta of the stomach ami bowels. ets. hy druggists#

if.l

Is an illustrated magazine

devoted to domesticated auimal nature, with tho light harness trotting horse of America as Its le-tdlng feature. It Is conducted ably and honestly It maintains a high moral tone, and goes 011 the principle that a man may own, breed and race horses—may be a horseman In every sense of the word— and still be a gentleman. It is opposed to fraud, gambling, misrepresentation and trickery In any form, and relentlessly'exposes dishonest practices wherever discovered. The best living writers 011 the national horse of America give their best thoughts to Wallace's Monthly, and Its stronghold Is Its discussion 011 breeding on scientific principles.

It is devoted exclusively to breeding Interests. It the^letermlned enemy of frauds In breeding, 011 the turf, and everywhere else, and every fraud and trickster is Its enemy.

ID a da/.

Jen iMIirT from 47 Slalo«, Territories, anil Fiirrlcn Ciiuiitrlra. I*ot] ran «"r!tt them. Ilcnt. rnll ejplapatlon, ami proofs mailed tutiM. free. A.Mro. ERIE MEOiCAL CO., BUFFALO K. T.

S... 1.20 a. m.

No. 2 Indianapolis and Cleveland 8 02 a.m. No. 18 N. Y. and Boston Limited *PoCV 12 54 p. in. No. 8 Day Express and Mail 3.48 p. m.

GOING

WEST

No. 5 Southwestern Express SV.,.. 1.20 a. m. No. 9 Day Extres and Mall 10 09 a. m. No. 19Southwestern Limited PaCV.. 12 p. m. No. 3 Mattoon Kxpress 7.27 p.m.

Trains marked thus (P) Parlor Car. Trains marked thus (8 Sleeping Car. Trains marked thus (O.) Cafe Car. Trains marked thus (V) Vestibule Cars. Trains marked thus run Daily. All other trains Daily. Sunday excepted. Train No. 18. the Vestlbnled Limited, has through Sleepers for New York and Boston and Cafe Dining Car.

No. 12 has through Sleepers to New York, also Combination Sleeper and Parlor Car for Cincinnati.

No. Ii has Sleepers and Parlor Car for St. Louis. No. 19 has Sleepers, Parlor Car and Cafe Car for St. Louis.

E. E. SOUTH, Agent.

Coate' College for Women

TERKE HAUTE, INDIANA.

A PREPARATORY SCHOOL AND S2MUVAS7.

^Write for special circular.)

Standard College Curriculum

(See calendar.)

SEMINARY OF MUSIC AND VOICE CULTURE. (Piano, Pipe Organ, Voice.)

A.N ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS

(Drawing, Water Colors, Oil, Portraiture.)

1889

Kor Information cail on or address the president John Mason Duncan, or Sydney B. Davis, secretary board of trustees.

Health is Wealth.

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THE CASINO Saloon and Lunch RoomsJ

SAND1SON & BURNS

-HAVE

KELLEiY'S and GAT OS O E S

They defy competition with these cigars. Lunch room opsn for hot and cold lunch at all hours.

SANDISON & 1U7KNS, G77 MAIIST STREET.

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TONSORIAL PARLORS.

Ladies' work a specialty. Foot of Wal nut street.

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Finest imported and domestic cigars at the cigar counter.

ROBKBT H. BLACK. JAMTCS A. NISBXT. 1JLACK & JflSBET, Undertakers and Embalmers, 26 North Fourth street, Terre llaute, Ind. Warerooms '25th stand Washington ave. All calls will re celve prompt attention. Open dayand night.

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I. & C. BATIK.

Sola Ageats for Torre Haute, Ind.

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1200 MAIN STREET.

THE TKltltE HAUTE TRANSFER CO.

Are continually adding new stock, tine carriages and cabs. They have recently purcha-sed a beautiful coupe, suitable for ladies in making calls. The coupe Is cheaper than cabs. Orders should be left at the main ollice, ti'29 Main street, In order to Insure prompt attention.

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British America, of Toronto

Western Assurance, of Toronto Union Insurance Co., of California Traders'Insurance Co.. of Chicago

Sun Insurance Co, of California Manufacturers', of Indiannpolm." Besides the above reliable lire companies we represent the largest company In the I'nlted States dolus an Accident. Plate (Jlass, Steam Boiler and Employers' Liability busl-ess,

THE FIDELITY AM CASUALTY, OF NEW YORK. I

Also the best and larsest Live Stock lnsuranco company In the United Suites, the

IFFDIASA LIVE STOCK CO.. OF CRAWFORDSVILLE.:

This company has paid $13(l.(XX).00 for dead stock since organization In ISrti.

TOTAL ASSETTS ESPRFSE5TED OVER S153.000.000.

Rates reasonable. Losses adjustetl and paid promptly.

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CINCINNATI

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