Terre Haute Daily News, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 10 March 1890 — Page 4

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yfkMKXMtttOK, March 10.—Indication* for Ohio, Indiana aal IlUuoU. fUln: somheasterly winds. Warmer.

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FANCY QOOD*. «ra* 1TO.

HESS & WISELY

MEN'S SUITS AJTD OVERCOATS.

New Spring Overcoats, New Spring Suits for men, New Spring Suite for Young Men, New Spring Suits for Boys, New Spring Suits for Children, in every style and quality you can think of, are ready for inspection or sale. New Styles, New Shades, N^ew ldeas, if

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TIMELY TIES

COTTAGE l*)LACK.

lots iu this BubHliviaion front ou Seventeenth. Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets, between Putnatn ave. and Hulman street. The demand for these lots has been very great and it will only be a very short titne until all are sold

For the home builder no such chance has ever been offered before. As an investment these lots promise from 100 to 150 per cent, profit. Lots on "Seventeenth $136 each. Lots on Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets, $100 each Wo will build houses on those lots and sell them on easy payments.

A chance for the boys I A chance for tiie girls! A chance for all to own a home.

TERRS BAUTE REiL ESTATE AND IMPROVEMENT CO. :652 WABASH AVE.

BRAIDS!) RAIL KKNCK.

Your Home is BeaiM Attractive, tag!.!

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McFERRIN BROS., SOLE AGENTS, TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA.

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Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Paints, Oils and Builders' Hardware. Corner of Ninth and Mulberry Streets, Terre Haute, Ind.

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LOUIS P. SMITH, 661 Main Street.

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March

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E. W. Hill, of Banker Hill, 111., is visiting in the city. Miss Grace Layman spent Sunday with friends in Vermillion, IlL

Wat. Harper, of Sonth Third street, is visiting in Vermillion, III. Miss Stella Mundell, of Decator, Hi., is visiting friends in the city.

Mrs. Nicholas Smith expects to visit her mother this week in Vincennes.

of Indianapolis, of the Order of Eq uity.

in the interest

Mrs. W. H. Wiley has been visiting her niece, Miss Mary H. Kroat, of Chicago. Miss Mary Crabb, of Clinton, is visiting Miss Carrie Haberland, of South Third street.

Rev. H. G. Lich, presiding elder of the Louisville district of the German Methodist church is in the city.

Miss Sazie Ball has returned from Washington, D. C., where she was the to is a

Miss Mollie Thomas, who has been visiting friends in the city, has returned to her home in Bowling Green.

Miss Johnson, who has been visiting the Misses Hall, on South Fifth street, has returned to her home in Charleston, 111.

Will Palmer, a graduate of the Polytechnic, now of Thompson, Houston Electric Company at Lynn, Mass., is in the city.

Wright is making enamellrd photographs. Go and see them. They are "perfectly exquisite.

..*v LOCAL BREVITIES.

A plat of Foulkes & Dahlen's subdivision has been filed with .the county recorder.

John Jenkins et al. vs. William Taylor et al., partition suit entered in the Circuit court W. W. Kumsey.

The Carpets and Furniture in SBe elegant new bath house of David Branson came from A. Z. Foster's Carpet and Furniture House.

C. W. Brown has received the contract for printing the new catalogue for the library. The book will be the only complete one printed since 1885.

Joseph M. Hayes' Woolen vs. William E. Owens and Geotjge Knight, on account: Buit entered in the Circuit court H. Redman.

Will Slusser formerly of this city, about whom a ruiner was circulated that he had been hung for murder, is with his father and brother at Las Animas, Col.

Mrs. Lizzie Defree, colored, wife of "White Elephant" Defree, white, was arrested yesterday for drunkenness. She had been raising Ned about her husband's saloon some time before being gathered to the shelter of the county jail.

William Henry, a weak-minded pauper who was taken charge of in this city several days ago, was sent to Michigan this morning. His place of residence was discovered accidentally, some men from the north identifying the miserable wretch.

Center Tables, all new styles, at F. C. Fisbeek'e, 311 Wabash Avenue. Hughes A Lewis Wall Paper and Shaded 28 South Fifth street

R«U Estate Transfer*.

B. S. Roekwood and B. H. Bindley to William H. Albrecht, 18 feet wid 9 IttcherW e*« *id& of ialot 8S, C.

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Laura and John Roger* and Moses Myers, lot 8, Van Wyck a tubdlrlskm ............ .•••••. Marsaret Ann Cox William Mc-

Glnne. undivided 1* J4» Maty^reilerlii'a' to Ri^ Kedcrictai, tract ol land In i. 10,8..,.... ........ Mary and Rick fmlerictoi to John

Fredericks, tract of land in 4,10,8.... Gerhard Eshman et ax. to &erh*rd II, rampe, in C2ia»c'# auWirlinon......

Ordtrn Dn«n Ui« Conaty Tr«Miaur«r Coal Waff Mining Company. T.C. Stunkard......— T. C. Stankarfl. Insanity Frieda. Bl«l IVter Kornxoaa...... L. ». Martla. land rcdempCtoa Peter

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PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Frank Barton has gone South. Mrs. Ed. Owen is visitinjr in Kansas, 111.

A. A. Duddleston, of Paris, Ky., is in the city. Harry Jones, of Chicago, was in the city last week.

Ohio,

Will Darst and wife, of Dayton are the guests of Mrs, Jklorru daughter.

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Miss Kate L. Summers, of Orange, N. J., is visiting her sister, Mrs. Sage, on Ohio street,

Miss May Da^^ffft)f Alton, 111., is the

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Ferd Frank left last night for Birmingham, Ala., where he has been located several months.

Miss Francis Martin, of Marshall, who has been visiting in the city, has returned to her home.

spent

Mr. Bamberger, of Paris, III., Sunday with Mr. South Sixth street.

Miss Florence Culberfson, of Station, 111., is visiting Mrs. McPhillips, of North Eighth street

Miss Minta Oldham has returned from New York, where she has been purchasing her spring millinery.

TERRE HAUTE DAILY NEWS. MONDAY, MARCH 10.1880.

Clevclwi, CiseiButi, Chieap I St. Leais By.

-BIO FOUB BODTB-

The following low rates will be effective on and after March, 9th to Kanaka City 1st &as«J9 55—Sd Class $9.05 AtchiAOQ &«l. Joe 9.56 9.05 Leavenworth 'V '9.55 9.05 Coaneil BJuflfk 10.TO 9.75 Omaba 10.70 *-^9.75 St. Paul 14JS5 12-35 Vlnneapolls 14-34 12.35 Pueblo, Col. 19.55 Dear«r, Col. 19.35 Colorado Springs l».!w

Other Western points west of Si. Louis low rates. All trains street depot ae follews ting West—1:20 a. m.j1:08 a. m., 10:02 p. m., 7:27 p. m.

Going East—1:20 a. m., 8:02 p. m., 3:48 p. m. Steam heated vestibule trains, finest in America. E.

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On Saturday afternoon at & o'clock at the home of the bride's parent*, Eli H. Redman and lOas Peart £&epler were nailed ia the bolv honds of matrimony Rev. William K. Both parties live quite well known.

KNIGHT A QROVER

Ae* W*U nwMwrtl Wit* U»W«y »Hi!lK «re Cwsatttir I*. Tliey wouM call tbeatte nlMMi of gentkmen to the arrivals of beautiful mv sprint patteras. Their stock has been well sekefeed and is coanplaaented h? every one. Tbe wtem from $30 Vereoitto 100. 'froosers fpem$S wer yttlr. fancy v«t4» $$ and $». at $Sgw Yatt gel

Itkdk^ optftabs, mam Goctli JfjK b»h aremie, oi«r BudwyenttfftJ.

Agent.

Eta., Prtfi^mt Industrial L*fe

Insurant* Co., Inaianapolit, Ind.: Please ac«ept thanks for the payment of $176, being the full amount of insurance carried by my lata husband in your company. Mas.

March 10,'90.

LIIJK GEORGE.

TO LOVERS OF-DEUMS COFFEE

Wabash Coffee

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

JOSBPB STEONG & Co.

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SUBSCRIBERS

TO THE NEWS-WIU confer a

favor if they will report to the office any failure of the part of the route boys to deliver tha paper.

NOTICE

and Mrs. Arnold, of

OF SALE—I, the underelgned, will offer at public sale, on the 33th day ef March, 1890, at my livery stable, on the corner of Third and Walnut streets, in the city of Terre Haute, Vigo county, State of Indiana, one light norrell mare aged five years, white hind foot the property of Frank 8. Hoeflich, to satisfy a leia ef thirty-four eighty one-hundreda (134.80) dollars. I hold on said mare as a livery stableman for the feed, care and the keeping of said mare and to pay for tbe keeping of her up until said 25th day of March, 1890, and all other expenses.

ROBERT W. CAMPBELL.

the citizen* oj Terre Haule: I am

prepared to furnish you more and better bread, than any baker in the city for your money. Note tbe prices and compare tbe quality and weight with other makers of bread: Rye bread, 3£ pound, per loaf. .....10c Rye bread, 1% pound, per loaf 5c White and home-made bread, 1% pound, per loaf...-................:...... 6c Vienna, English and cream bread, 1% pound per loaf........ 5c

Bread delivered to regular customers. Remember you can not procure my bread from the Grocers, I sell only to consumers.

A. STANDAU, CINCINNATI BAKERY, 207 Ohio street, opposite Court House.

WANTED.

aarPertons out of employment and dairing situation* can advertise in this column

WANTED

Catholic preferred. Address SOLLAT,

1228 North Ninth Btreet ANTED—TO RENT—Front room, ground floor: furnished: wite or witout board. 52 South Tenth-and-a-Half street.

ANTED—BARBER-MVhite, mnrried man, sober, wants steady job in city. Address O. M. JONKS,

by mail or telegraph

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WANTED—Reliable

ANTED—100 HORSES—1 wafat your mares, mules, buggies and harness sell for you on a commission. SatistaoUbD (UtmlMd. WM. A. mjNTKR.

Telephone 115,512,514 and 516 Cherry street.

FOR SAIjE.

I1JOR

SALE— FARM—One-half mile southeast of the city on Lockport road, for eale or rent. Nine acres In all, one-naif acre in vineyard. Small house, barn and well on the promises. Inquire or address 220 North Eleventh street

FOR

SALE—Commencing Monday, March, 10th and continuing one week only. We shall offer a limited number of choice lots on Sonth Seventh and Eighth streets, at prices ranging from flOO lo 1176, and »n terms within the reach of all. These lots are eanvenlent to the Tool works, Nail works, and Blast furnace and within a short distance of proposed new streetcar line. They are now worth twice the price asked and wilt la a short time sell lor three times the amount.

The number we shall sell now at the«e prices is limited and thev will be sold only to persons desiring them foi hemes. No speculators need apply. No one can buy more than one lot.

For the convenience of those who can not

The first to apply will get their choice of lots. Money loaaed to build. RIDDLE, HAMILTON & CO. 29 South Sixth street

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SAMS—Tuesday, March lltb, Wene»4ny. March 13th. and Friday. March nth. Sideboard, Dining Tabic, Chairs, Refrigerator, Tables, Wardrobes, etc. Selling to leave the ciiy. At 618 Ohio street

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SALE—CHEAP—I have 25 hotwas. 19 mares, 1 jack, 1 stallion. 3 cam, 7 bnjtgiea, 1 carriage, Iconne. 2 delivery wagon* taid arts of tingle buggy harness, 1 net of light doable twraem and Mt of heavy single harnef* and 8 mules.

Krcrythiag 1 offer for sale is cheap sad soma A. Br.VTER, TtlqdwmllS, SO, £14 aad 5M Cherry street ft SALS-NEW BEGGY-Omco Foots A

TJSO £3

Higftns offikriatingi a this city and are

Baat«r auOte worth tl« can be bought Korthweat corner FourteeniS»-and-«-half and Foj^ar street*.

FOB 8ALX OS TRAD1.

UOR SALE Oft TRADE—I have some good aocoBd hand bBHEiea to ten or txada ft* horae^ maies or males.

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BOOTS AND SHOKS.

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SHOE DEALER.

THE KIW8.

Working Men Businessmen

Should subscribe for the

NEWS.

It is de

voted to the interests of the city, re-

gardlw of politics. jgggjB||gli It is in favor of economic administration of city and county affairs and for

this reason should be read and supported by every taxpayer.

THE PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE

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free of charge*

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grocery business. Address "H." H., News Offiee. Reference given. ANTED—S.TUATION—In private family.

Rockville Ind.

purchase for cash two hun

dred dollars' worth of city warrants at ten per ccnt disconnt. Apply at NKWR OFFICE.

men to canvass and

collect for Prudential Insurance Company. Gall at €69 Main street Room 4. "117 ANTED—Your orders for horses or

YY mules. I can fit you out with any kind of a horse or mule that you might wish for.

Give me your orders and I will guarantee satisfaction. WM A. HUNTEK

Telephone 115, 512,614 and 516 Cherry street

A Fine French Dongola shoe, fair stitch

A Fine Dongola kid shoe.

A Fine Pebble goat shoe

A Fine Old ladies' balE E and E's

A Fine Dongola shoe

A Genuine French kid shoe.

A GenuineMat French kid shoe

A Fine La-Tosca Oxford Fench kid

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Because it is friendly to their interest.

Because it gives them all the new?.

ONLY TEN CENTS

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A Fine Common Sense Oxford French Kid ..............

A Fine Velvet Oxford

A Fine Toe Slipper

A Good House Slipper.

A Good Shoe, ll's to 2's. .it A Fne French Kid Shoe Common Sense, Patent Hp... .......... A Good Shoe, Dongola Kid

A Fine French Dongola Shoe, l's to 5's.

A Good Child's Spring Heel, 5's to 7's.

A Seamless Congress, Bala, and Button....

A Good Patent Congress

A Good French Calf Congress.

A Good Genuine Hand Sewed French Calf, Congress... A

Fin&ciafls Hunting Shoe......

A French Calf Boot, Pebble Leg

Boot, Pebble Leg

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A Nice Velvet Slipper.

A Graia Stitch Down Working Shoe.

A Solid Button Shoe, 3 to 5.

lien's Genuine Belt Hip Boots.. Men's Short Boots.

JCen's Mining Boots, Hailed Sole.. Boys' Boote, Pebble Leg. Men's Overshoes. Ladies* Overshoes MIHSOIOverdoes.

Lsdies Nice Gosnuner Bobbers

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EARLY SPRING

IS WHAT WE NOW OFFER.

A grand and varied assortment of the newest,and brightest styles jfQr Spring you ever laid your eyes on.

Big Values in Men's Suits at $8, $10, $12, $15, $18 and $25.

To obtain

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New styles in Short Pants and Kilt Suits, representing the very latest and finest tr novelties, are now ready. Also a choice selection of

E A S E S I S

An early Easter will create an early demand for these goods this year, but don't buy before seeing ours. FUN FOR THE BOYS.—With every purchase of one of our New Castonet Wheels. Gome and see them.

IMYERS BROS.,

Leading One-Price Clothiers, Oor. 4th and Main.

NOVBLTIKS.

NO TIME LIKE THE PRESENT.

bargains

of eTery description &t

"THE FAIR

325IMairi Street!

^ocKeryand Glassware at Rock Bottom Prices

House furnishing goods and tinware at wholesale prices. Sale of Japanese work and needle baskets this week. Bicycles, velocipedes, wagons, picture frames and brackets at closest prices. We can save you money on all purchases.

h,, GEORGE C. ROS.SELL.

«ip.a All goods delivered free of charge,'

BUSINESS EDUCATION-.

Get a Business Education

Learn Telegraphy, Phonography and Book Keeping at the Commercial College. Full corps of competent Instructors. ISBHLL & MILLER, Proprietors.

BOOTS AND SHOES.

ANOTHER SALE!^5?ANOTHER SLAUGHTER! jswai .m

Received Saturday Morning, March 1st, Another Immense Stock of

FINE B00CS2AND SHOES

Which will be placed on sale at once. Most of these goods are of first-class makes, such as Reynolds & Eddy, Curtis Wheeler, John Kelly, Howard & Stadeker, Wm. Dorsch & Son, etc. The goods are the very best, and every pair w|^canted by the factory.

LIST OF LADIES^ SHOES.

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MISSES' LIST.

OHILDFtEHSTS LiIST.

A Genuine French Kid Shoe, 6's to8's:...........,...* .worth A Solid Everyday Shoe. worth

MEN'S LIST.

BOYS' T.TST,

A Solid B«L, Doable Sole, 3 to 5................^v................. .........worth A Good Button Shoe, 1 to 6. ..........worth A First-class Shoe, 12 to 2... worth A Good Shoe, 12 to 2.. .worth

RUBBER LIST.

NO HUMBUG! A GENUINE BARGAIN SALE! DON'T MISS IT!

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Befosre Parehaeing Elsewhere Come and examijae the Goodjs and prices.

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