Terre Haute Daily News, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 15 February 1890 — Page 3

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VEGETABLE HAIR VIGOR,

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The only Restorati ve that Contains no Sugar of Lead Lac Sulphur or Other Injurious Ingredients.

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RESTORE THE HAIR

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SQTPrloo One Dollar a Bottle.

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The Fashion Livery,

512,514 AND 516 CHERRY STREET.

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Fine Cabs and Carnages

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LIVERY STABLE

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Large and Commodious

1358 Main Street.

Horaea will be boarded fbr $10 par month And wHl

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promptly wfc«a wanted.

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AFFAIRS OF THE RAILWAYS.

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WASHIKOTO*, February 15.—The In-terstate-com meroe Commission, in an opinion by Chairman Cooley, rendered its decision in the case of the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad Company against the Chicago & Alton Railroad Company, dismissing the complaint The case controversy between two railroads, involving the light of {the complainant company to be protected in it* method of shipping cattle from points west of Kan saa City, billed through to Chicago, and allowing them to be held over at Kansas City for an indefinite time to try the market there, and then, If resbipped, either the same cattle or others substituted in their place, at the through rate originally agreed upon, that the defendant company shall nave no right to take the reshipment fron^ Kansas City C'hioago at the original through rate.'

Adjutant-General Hawkins, who is at Atlanta, telegraps as follows to-day: '"I learn from one of the Inman party who Is here that the Richmond & west'Point Terminal syndicate has secured the Queen & Crescent road. The basis of the deal is not learned, but it is an assured fact."

N. K. Elliott, superintendent of transportation of the Vandalia, states that during his long service on the Vandalia lines he has never known the volume of passenger and freight traffic of the main line to equal that of the last five months, and February continues to make a good showing,

Clias. E. Fuller, jr., son C. E. Fuller, superintendent of buildings and bridges on the Vandalia, has been tendered and has accepted a position as master mechanic oi the New York, Lake Erie Western with headquarters at Jersey City, He will enter upon the duties of the office on Monday. The Jersey City shops have a capacity to accommodate two hundred engines.

The Vandalia depot at Lakeville on the Logan division was burned to the oumf last night, The agent reports at the fire originated about midnight and that the whole place was saturated with kerosene. No clue to the perpetra ton of the deed. Engineer McKeen will set about immediately to replace the burned building with one of the Vandal la's pretty stations which are so numerous along that line.

The question of removing the bead ouaHers of the eastern division of the Wabash to Peru is now about settled. A line will he built connecting the Toledo line with the Detroit line and the yards and shop* will be centralised at Peru. Nearly a year ago $40,000 was voted and $25,000 donated for the purpose of securing this result* The line will be built from a point one mile east of Peru to Roacn, sixteen miles distant.

The Adams' Exorem Company has just issued a shipper's guide comprising alt points in the world reached by express. There are fifty thousand esprem offices and railway stations mentioned in the guide which are especially arranged the convenience of shipper*. The

for Ihe convenicnee of shippeia Sxprass Company was orgw»i*ei in 1S40, and Ik now one of the largest «03ip*nie» of the kind in the world. Tbe is being circulated among the busuesa men of this city by the company's popular and energetic agent, W. M. Ly«

Railway Ramkllagi.

All of the northwestern lines will crtt rates between Chicago and St. Paul. Chas. T. Appetby, traveling passenger agent of the St. Louis fc San Francisco, it in the city*

The Vand alia will build a "Y" at Gallon, Mich., to connect the Indiana & Lake Michigan and the Michigan Central*.

The International Association of Railroad Ticket Agents is holding its annual session at Jacksonville, Fla. It has been decided to bold the next meeting at Denver.

A force of 300 men are employed on the Toledo. Find lay & Springfield Railway and over a mile of track per day is being constructed. The company expects to run trains into Toledo within a week.

The Farmer's Loan and Trust Company, of New York, has applied for a receiver for the Central Missouri, being constructed between Kansas City and Alton. The bonded indebtedness of the road is $8,000,000.

There is more or less complaint about the running time of passenger trains on the E. & T. H. The time between here and Evansvilie is four hours on all

trains

except the throngh trains from Chicago to Nashville. The time could easily be reduced to three hours.

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EPITOMIZED STATE NEWS.

CrawfordaviUe Gas A Btectric

L%ht Company will snmtly that village with the ineandescent flluminant The soldiers of lMvi«* County will hold a camp-fire of conaiderr.We importance at Waahiaaton, February 33d.

Patrick Burai, an old soldier, living tmr Fort Wayne, while ehonpi«g in the woodawaa crush«d beneath a falling tree. He may die.

The Baaincm Men^a Exchange of Fort Wayne will endeavor to secure lor that city a newly^organiaed lumbar company competed of Chicago capitalista

The Fmnkfort New# haa adbpted th« rule of ignoring in tbe matter of writing obituaries and of penning the truth aft nearly as possible about the departed. Some of tbe eitwena of that bum have had their "righteous iedignatioo arrmased by the paper's conma ttje common counrfl of Fort Wayne haa appointed a committee of ten to rmt seierai ^ttei fer tbe porpoaeof inapectiog pave«M»ta these men will start nut next Monday on their tear of investigation and will bo absent five or six dam Theeost to the city will probably be

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day, than other basinets enterprises ps&ronlzed by the publir, John H. Speneerf of Washington, has sued the O. a M. Railway Company for $3,006 damages He alleges that be held a first-lass ticket from Vincenses to Washington, that he was carried past the latter place while asleep that be was soon afterward awakened by the conductor demanding hure to the next station that be refused to pay the and that the train was stopped and he pat off.

THE CHURCHES.

Hatiox Chapel —Sunday school at 2 p.

Preaching at 7:30 p. m. by Rev. A. T. Briggs, of DePattw University. Mo&att JSL Presbyterian Church. Preaching by the pastor at 11 a. m., and 7:30 p. m. You are cordially invited to attend.

St Joseph's—Mass, &30,8 and 10 a. m. vespers, 8 p. m. Rev. Michael McEvoy, rector, O. M, C. Rev. Joseph J. Frewin,

German Catholic—First

Gerrilan Methodist—^fervices at 10:30' a m. and 7:30 p. m., by the Rev. J. H. 8chi melpfen nig, pastor. Young peoto's meeting at 6:30. Sunday school at a m.

St Stephens Church—Holy communion Sam. Service and sermon at 10:45 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday school 9:15 a m. Sunday school at St. Luke's at 3 p. m.

Centenary Methodist Preaching at 10:30 a m. and 7:30 p. m. by Rev. G. Curtiss, D. D., of DePauw University. SabHth school at 2:30 p. m. Young peoples meeting at 0:45 p. m.

Pence's Hall.—A service will be preached by Catherine Scberta on the "Ingathering and Restoration of Israel for the Redemption of the Spirit, Soul and Body to enter into Life Eternal," at 3 o'clock m.

Sfc, Patrick'a—Corner of Thirteenth aad Poplar streets. Father Schnell, pastor. Low mass every day at 8 a m. Vespers at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon. High mass on Sunday at 10 a m. Sunday school at 2 p. m.

Central Presbyterian Church.—Divine service, preaching by the pastor at 11 a m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday school at 9*45 a m. Young people's meeting at 0

p. m. Seats free. A cordial invitation is extended to all. First Congregational Church.—Sunday school at 9:45 a m.: preaching, 11 a m. and 7:30 p. m. Subject for tbe evening: "Finding God." Y. P. S. C. E. meeting at 0:30 p. m. Sunday. Prayer meeting for women Monday at 4 p. ro. Church pray-

Wed

er meeting at 7:30 Wednesday evening. Central Christian Church.—Preaching John L. Brandt at 11 a m., on "Are ou a Christian," and at 7:30 p, m. on "My Stories." Sunday School at 9:30 a m, Y. P. S. C. E. at"6 p. m. The protracted meetings which have been in progress will be continued through the

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TERRE HAUTE DAILY NEWS, SATURDAY. FEBRt/iltY 15.1890.

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8 a m.:

high maas, 10 a m. Sundav school, 2 p. m. vespers

m. Rev. Father Bona-

venture, rector. Ann's—Mass, 8 a m. high mass, 10 a m. vespere, 3 p. m., and Sunday school at 2 p. m. The Rev. Father Rvves, rector. Church, corner Fourteenth and Loenst 4^7*-

LOOK

A French Dongoia shoe, ladies' button, worth $3.50 goesi for $1.47. A genuine French kid shoe, ladies' button, worth f&50 goes for $2,97. A French Dongoia sho% pat. tip, front lace, worth $3.25 goes for $1.47. A ladies* good every day' shoe worth $1.50 goea for 77c. A tadkw' fine embroidered OxfonJ worth $150 goe* for 57c. A tedies1 la Toeca Oxford French kid, worth $3 goes for $1.27. A ladiejt' solid eve*y day house aitp worth 90c goea for 87a A good misses* shoe from 11 to 2 worth tl.50 goes for 67c. A good chikls' shoe from 8 to 10 worth $1.4fc goea fat

aood bah shoe from 1 to 5 worth

A nne men** seamlees congress at A men's French calf, hand sewed cong. and lace A tnen** French calf, hand aewed boot peh. tef,

Mr. Brandt You

are eoraiidlj invited.

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CntTHCH XOtlCEL

Froe Will Baptist Sooth Fonrteenth— Services at 11 a m. and 7:30 p. m. Praver meeting Wednesday night. Sunday school at 2:30. .f'«

Third Baptist corner Seventh and Deming irtneet—-Services at 11 a m. and 7:30 p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday night Kev. Riciuurd Bassett, prior. Sunday school at 8b30 a m. W. G. Jackson, superintendent.

M. E.—Ooroer Thirteenth-aad-a-half street and Washington avenue. Services at 10:30 a m. and 7:30 p. m. Prayer meeting Wednoday night. Class meet^ Class meeting Sunday at 3 p. m. Rev. Tompkins, pastor. Sunday-echool at 2 p. m. Wadey Williams, superintendent

A. M. E.—Corner Third and Crawford streeta. Services at 10&0 a m, and 7:30 p. m. Prayer meeting Wednewiay night Claas meeting Friday night Rev. Alexander Smith, pastor. Sunday school at^ 2 p. m. Joa Jackson, superintendent

•aw tlw Point.

Overworked Barkeeper—"This make* the 1,500th glass of beer I've drawn since morning."

Thirsty Customer—"Yon must be tired. Drawing 500 glasses of beer in that time is enough to—"

Barkeeper—"I said 1,500 glasses." Customer—"Yea, that's what I understood you to say. I don't see how you could have drawn the wMe 500 in——"

Barkeeper (irritably)—"I didn't say 500. I said 1,500. Customer (placidly)—"Yes, that's right I don't suppose, now, I could have drawn those 500 glasses of beer in double the time it took you to do it"

Barkeeper (catching on at last)—"Blow off tbe froth, sir, hand your glass back, and I'll aU it up."

Timely.

February—I say, July! July—Well, what do you want? February—Keep your days out of my yard.—New York Sun.

Use The News, want column, per line.

TWO FAST TRAINS DAILY. Between Terre Ilaute and Jacksonville, Fla, leaving Terre Haute at 5:20 a m. and 9:50 p. m., arriving at Jacksonville the following day at 1:55 p. m. and second morning at 7:40 respectively, via. Evansvilie route. Only one change of cars.

Solid trains to Nashville, with Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars attached. Fast line to all points south. Accommodations and time not equalled.

CAKPBEIX,

624 Wabash Ave.

OF DELICIOCS COFFEE

Wabash Coffee

Is a mixture of JAVA, MOCHA and GUATAMALA. Three of the FINEST COFFEES GROWN. If you want an ELEGANT CUP of COFfTEE ask your grocer for it none GENUINE but in pound packages. Price 35 cents.

JOSEPH STEONO

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57c,

$0c

goes lor 37c.

A 8ne men^s wmatem congress aud lace wotih $15® goos for Si .27 fO™ |5 rorth coes A men's pat. bncldki, full stock brofsn, worth $% (gain fer $1.07.

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lace worth ®f

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worth $&50 goea lor 297.

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Just Arrived.

Large Oysters io Bulk, Bananas, Florida Oranges, Celery, Cranberries, .New Jersey Sweet Potatoes, Michigan Apples, Pnre Comb and Strained Honey, etc.

At GEO. FOULKES, 417 Ohio Street.

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city that gives perfect satisiacti it Caiico agent

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AMOUXCEMIKT.

DflST RA TOR'S KOT1CB—Notkse l#b«reby given that John O. Piety 1MM been appointed administrator of the mtate of Martha J. Bledsoe, deocMod, and the estate Is probably solvent

WQUITABLE

PLACE

Ouly 3c

Gen'l Agt,

YOrB MOSEY WHERE VOV €AI« «ET THE LABfiEST DIVI. BEXD.

Tbe) Tvrre Ilanle sad Savlap Ameelfitiou at the clos« »f its flnt year hiw dMlsrctf a Heml-annanl dividend or 7 percent.

All Inlrmt sad proAU go to the shareholder. Kharts «f SlOO each. Rioek ran be taken at any limp. Xe bnek payments M^nirwl. Xsn«y taralslied promptly to borrower*. IVo premtamN to pay ou loan*. No foreed loans. 6 per eent, fttarastMd on paid sip stock. For par* tlcnlara enquire of

C-orner Third and Ohio Street*.

Please call at 681 Main street, next door to P. J. Kaufman, the grocer, and examine these goods. No humbug 1 This is a genuine bargain sale. Every pair of shoes purchased will save you the price of another pair. «NE^0Rk-SH0E-C0f\/IPANYX

Don't Lose the Sale.

WANTED,

FtbiaQ. tHe-lladlvLre of a. New Eingla^rici Slio© Go', ss&SSgi.:. cago,

93TPcr*oM out of employment and deririnfi tiiua-

tiont eaa adveriite in thU eoltmn fret of charge.

\%T ANTED—SITU ATION—In a wholwale |V house by a sober and Industrious man. Wages no object. Address News oiHcc.

WANTED—A

good active solicitor and col

lector. Uall at lector.

Haute Indiana

WANTED—Phil.

& Co.

BOOTS AND SHOES.

No. 327 Ohio street, Terre R. J. SPARKS.

a,nci will sell ttiem. at

40CENTS ON THE DOLLAR

Most of these goods are of first-class makes, such as Curtis & Wheeler, Reynolds & Eddy, Ludlows, John Kelley's, etc. The goods are the very best, and every pair warranted by the factory.

flsmowwertooBowtt tM! aanl/iet

A men's solid veal kip boot worth $3 goes for $1.47. A men's genuine belt hip boots worth $5.75 goes for $2.57. A good boys' shoe from 1 to 5, worth $2.50 goea for fl.25. A good boys' shoe fram 1 to 5, wortb $1.75 ^ea for 87c. A good youths' shoe from 11 to 2 worth £2.25 goes for 11.07* A good youths' shoe from 11 to 2 worth $1.75 goes for 77c.

RUBBER HIST:

Men'a wool lined overshoes worth $1 goes lor 37a Women's wool lined ovemhoes worth 90c, goes for 37c. Misses' wool lined overshoes worth 75c goea for 27a Ladies' fine gossamer rubbers worth 60$ goes for 27a Misses' fine gossamer rubbers worth 50r, goea for 17a Quid's fine gossamer robber* worth 90r goes for 7a

WASTED.

Vir A^TRp—SJTCATlQJf—By a HUB of sober*' wnJ ladastrioua habiOL Would like to Bfclcg care of horna or wartin|r Belercnees yl^xs required

bologwu.

JOHN O. PIETY. Administrator.

SUBSCRIBERS

TO THE NEWS-WIU

Fit ASSURANCE SOCIETY

OF NEW YORK.—Endowment policies bearing 5 per cent, compound Interest Tontine policies, bearing 434 per cent com pound interest

Indemnity bonds bearing 7% per cent compound interest. MARSHALL G. LEE, District Agent,

Terre Haute, Indiana.

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FOR UKNT.

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RKNT—Store room, No. 1(BNorth Fourth f'rw' Inquire 4, a, BRIGGC,

roarth and Cherry streets.

corner ol

?OR RENT—A very desirable, ki|e, nieely famished room, e«Mt and south front (.^nvecieot to Union depot,

II," 6U Xorth Eighth street.

confer a

f*ror if they will report to the offioe any fall ore of the part of the route boy* to deliver the paper.

l^OR RKNT^-Dwelling honaes in all parts of 1 the city. We have several desirable reddencee for good tenant*. Call on

Four room colt of Poplar street. If vau have

VU TERRE HAUTE REAL ESTATE A N I O E E N O 6&2 Wabash Avenue.

Ij^OR SALE:—PJANO—Squara piano in good JC condition, little used will sell cheap. Apply at this offioe. |?OR SALE—Old papers at 90c per hundred, JD suitable for houseeleanlng purposes. quire at Daily News office.

TO TRADB,

r|'0 TRADE.—190 organ cash, to trade for a good horse. Inquire of Willis Wright, Dr. 4 Main Spain's office, 83034 street

M) TRADE—Vacant lots for buggies. RIDDLE, HAMILTON CO., SO South Sixth street

FOR SALE OR TRADE.

Lambert wants Terre Haute*

ans to buv their meats at his North Fourth street market

70R SALE OR TRADE—A grocery stock, well located in a progressive Indiana county K'ftt .,A bamalB for the right man.

Haute, Ind.

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Oall or address

FOULK.ES, UAIILEN & OREINER, Bental Ag«nts, 511 Ohio street.

FOB SAL.K.

OR SALE— SPECIAL BARGAIN.* Two choice building lota corner of South Eighth street and Cruft avenue. One square south of new school building. Must be sold quick. Here's a bargain for somebody.

A splendid building lot on North Seven tit street near Collett park. I0xlti8 feet street grade made. Price 9U& cash. To be sold at once.

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MONKY TO LOAN.

LOANS!

I give the highest loans on furniture and other valustreet MAX BLUMBERQ.

ables at 418 Ohio st

aCOVEI,!., Neeretary.

ONEY TO LOAN-Any sum: RIDDLE. HA"

terms. ACo.

RIDDLE, HAMILTON A CO.. 20 south Sixth street.

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