Terre Haute Daily News, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 4 April 1890 — Page 3

Page PDF (13.09 MB)

Back to issue view

flfi ...

•••&

mmm

iilitltl

:^k, /r

IM:

fti

Driving glove* in all

WTBUILT OP

ffo.

For Railroad Tickets

DRY GOOBS.

Information cheerfully given as to routes and time of ANOY OOOOO, STO., ETO.

A.B.HKB&

HESS & WISELY,

PIANOS AND ORGANS*

D.HTBALDWIN&CO.

LEADING DEALERS.

Pianos

OEOK.CN BROTHERS, HAINC8 BROTHERS, J.AO. FISOHEII, SCHUBERT and other

PiANON,

""""mm

KID GLOVES!

To-morrow. Saturday, April 5th, we will sell a large lot of all colore of Ribbons In different wkitfw at 5 cents a yard, regular price 10 and 15 rents. Sash Ribbons at IS and 25 cents,

KZEID GLOVES.

5 Button* at 'S9 n*ntfi a pair. 5 Hook (Foster Hook- at 75 cent* a pair. 6 H*k, f-xtra fine quality Hnede, at $1. 8 Button Mati«quetaire in Tan#, .Slates and Black, at $ 1.25.

Button Ifbuaqnetaire in Tana, Matt- and Black, at $1.50. We carry the best Kid Gloves in Arocri'a. Every pair of our best Gloves will be fitted by experienced glove fitters

MM#.

Espeptyaipi/Mbreebt

WQu We sell the best Paper Pattern®—THE STANDARD.

BKAJDBD BAIL FENCB.

Your Home is Beautified by Attractive Fenciug!!

Month Nfcend fttreet. W«t

BRAIDED BARB LESS SPRING STEEL RAILS.'""TS

Think of H! II COBU. S foolt~40 cent* A rod .'—for a bone AND cow proof fence of five rail*!! (ft cents afoot cent* a rodi—for a horse, cow, pig and poultry proof fence of 10rail*!! 2,000 pound* strain will not break a "Braided Kail ." Rust, fire ana frost proof. Contracts and expands hi Winter and Hummer. Yon receive greater strength, beantv, elasticity. satisfaction and eouomy than when paying two or three times a* much for any other fencing! People in town here are delighted with their "Braided Ball" Fence*. Come and Investigate before jroubnild this spring, It will pay yon. Call on, or write.

McFERRIN BROS., SOLE AGENTS, TERRE HAUTE,

Ml«|«

OSttANi,

SoM for ca*h or oo low monthly payment*. mm" We buy for oa»h and will save purchaser* from 10 to 30 pet cent. over any other dealer In the city.

320 Wabash Avenue.

sfe

.HAIR VIGOR,

CARNEY'S

VEGETABLE HAIR ViGOR,

A a

The only Restorative thai Contains no Sugar of Lead Lac Sulphur or Other Injurious In-

gradients.

JSC to

tno hair to its

It*

natural dark

T-. kg a" sertgtaal IW

'.U-.'.-Kt

itlttl

of the

RAILROAD

it a!

TORE THE HAIR

fnua ativ Wt. a»d pWTCBh taftl-« otttwefcatr,

tnTPrioe One Dollfikr BoUte*a'VMl

EDW I). CARNEY,

105 Hant FwnUI Strew, Tern H»Me, M. t»MMit»4 Bwsaafewc

ttimtum Rim.

IHfi

INDIANA.

N«w

TICKETS.

('onrt IIOOM.

"lei

TO ALL POINTS AT

REDUCED RATES,

ON-

LOUIS D. SMITH, 661 Main Street.

trains. Dealer In

BL.ANK BOOK MAKERS ANI BINDERS.

B£^JBI£g&MAia5B8

TOYS, NOTIONS.

JAMBS WISELY.

and BDroBBS

STREET. ovar Oantral Book Btora."

AFFAIRS OF THE RAILWAYS.

Tp WESTER* CUT BATCH MAKE NO IMC'REAME IN TRAFFIC.

Cnlvin R. Brim

Bajr* th« FerV

C'lnelnnnti

fSTEY, STOREY IK OLARK. 1 HAMILTON, and other

Wayn«

Lentavllle Ontright—

EnrnlaR* of the €., B. 4k q.~ *, fer«on»I and Ofitfrnl.

Tn an interview, this momtlgt,'TK'we1! known passenger man said that he did not believe that the deu.oralir.ed state of western passenger rates could continue more than a week longer. "For all the rates arose low," said he, "there is no perceptible increase in passenger traffic. I §|ooM bfsfg thought that

there :?L would ^have been** great. ineiesse, but.V on tlte i«y there 'Wis n4. The rates are down in many oases to almost a one fare rate bat no particular increase has been noticed. I don't know whether it is the weather or whether people don't care to travel, but there is not even a lively movement among the business men. Om thing of eoarae is that onh wtern rates have been cat. Everybody don't want to go West as many want to go East and of tHorse that makes a kcrease. The passenger department of the Central TrafQc Amoeiat)«n have set about to restore rates and although nothing bm iieen accomplished as vet and some of the lints are refractory there will no doubt be a settlement before very long."

N«ll«i«y RamMtnaa.

The Four yesterday placed an order for ten large passenger engines, to be delivered in May and Jnne. ..

Winsiow Jadson, jpreeident of the St. Joseph. St l*mt8 it Ssinta Fe railroad, a lying at the point of death from fVarrew at a Joseph, Mo»

James Hewitt bas been appointed traveling auditor of the Big Four, with headquarters at Indianapolis. J. E, Ragan and J. F. Bayley will be his as*

The VandaUa and Fmr annotmec :arateol$li*.«5 lor the round trip to I'biladelphia. mod from the !2th ln»t to I the ^h tnehssi ve. Tickets will be on sale tm the I2tb and htth. €haries Stamm, who has been caahter of the Bee Llne and Fotir roads si

Imiianap^is for several yeara, has gone, to CleWbad, where he will be the «iief

r. whem he will be the

clerk in the freight accountant's department of the KG Four, Ilia place J» taken by a a Baxter.

Kmploytse of the first divwoa ni the I^mtlandlegave Superintendent Beo net, wbofOeatotbeLofxJa^ortdivialon^ a fuewell dinner and mesdltatiott at the Cntott Stetktt dining haU la^ vdgkt. F. P. Match w*e master of eetenio&ias* «al the

EUBSFFI ST1MPS,

RUBBER TYPE

iDates,

J. J. TRUINETT,

wrnmrn vmm

tnpetinteikdettt, Mr. F, O. Xtav

Hngton waa present. Calvin a Brice wan in Ft Wayne yeetefda? aikt the Feat, Wayae. Clods^ nati & Ii«akville Kailraiil baa been par* cnaaed by tm, indi\"ki«ally. M«, $2,for the entile aystem, iadading ff'nitfiiyfiifrii Ttaoidesr papeisi are beiitw Ikiee and party kit

'i Ft Wayne Ml 1:10 a. ta^ en a toot of oSSuS, iiiCC. the r«adL W, W, Worthtngtoa, who with the party. It lo he

Tttw CuMiit&Mi iftwB South®m

road has been purchased by the East Tennessee, Virginia A Georgia company andsayic "The Cincinnati Southern is leased to the Cincinnati, Xew Orleans & Texas Pacific company, which has & capital of $3,000,000. The controlling shares are held in London by a syndicate headed by the Baron Erlanger, and it is this 51 per cent, which is supposed to be scooped by the Briee-Thomas syndicate.

The two partis in Reading railroad affairs have made a harmonious arrangement that will put an end to all pending legal proceedings against the present management The shareholders who represent the stock heretofore opposing the management are to have two managers of the company, Messrs. Thomas Dolan and Henry C.* Gibson, who were elected at the meeting of the board at Philadelphia to-day. The arrangement was approved by Austin Oorbin, Lowber

proposed Ifew Yor

L. Rice,

Welsh. It was representing the The annual report of the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy shows: Gross earnings, $28,778,312 operating expenses, taxes, rentals, interest on bonas ana sinking funds, $24,052,750 leaving net earnings of $2,72o,562- interest and dividends received, $(572,836 total, $3,398,426 dividends paid, 4 per cent, $3,055,lus, $342,721 net land receipts, $391,443. In 1888, the gross earning were $23,789,167 and the net $4,789,1)80. Of the increase in gross earnings nearly all was in the freight department, where the earning were $18,199,000, an increase of $2,706,000 over 1888.

York interests.

Atongr the River.

The G. Stockton has gone without a barge to the Narrows where she will load wheat for Willard Kidder.

In a recent high wind about twenty feet of the immense sheet iron stack at Kidder's Wabash mill was blown off and came crashing down through the roof of the engine house with a prodigeous noise that frightened the wits out of several persons who were about the premises. The heavy iron missed the safety valve by not more than a foot and serious trouble was thus saved.

The hull of the Hudnut's mdde-over Ida Lee was launched Wednesday at Jeffersonville. Her upper works which have been in course of construction for several weeks will bs placed in position immediately, and it is expected the handsome craft will be sailing the waters of the Wabash in the course of the next four weeks. It wan recently inadvertantly stated that the new name of the boat would be the "Kate Hudnut" Instead she will be christened the "Morris Hudnut."

anticipated,

Anniversary Mwtlnir.

The Ladies Relief Corps, G. A. R., of this city will, to-night, have been organized five years, and after the regular business meeting at G. A. R. ball will devote the evening to appropriate and interesting anniversary exercises and entertainment. Invitations have been extended to members of the Grand Artny in the city and to members of Blinn Camp, S. of V., and admission will be by invitation only»

A delightful evening is

Trouble Mi the Rumfan University, ST. PETKKSHUHG, April 4.—The present trouble among the Russian students is not due to politics but grows chiefly out of discontent with the new and arbitrary university' statutes which have annulled the more liberal regulations in force during the reign of C«ar Alexander I. The excitement amoug the stu-

,•

f£W

LADrBS'

LIST.

French kid, Curtis & Wheeler, common sense and opera. Itegular price $S.75, Otir price

$2.45.

Weaver, Thomas 4 Kirk's patent leather vamps, French kid, common sense and opera. Cost $7. Our price

$3.95.

A fine French D*tigtla slioe. Former price $2.26. Ow price

$1.35.

A fine Jtfaraeillea kid button. Cost $11.50. Our price

$1.95.

Ljwltes front lace, plain toe iuid tip» Cost $4. price*

$1.85.

lilies' ttxfords, Oost^i. Our prios'

$1.25.

Jjjdkw* toe «4ippcia. OxA 90c. Our price

45c.

hoose dij^eis. Cost J»c,, Oor fnice

35c.

Zf""

S"-BS

TERRE HAUTE DAILY NEWS, FRIDAY, APRIL 4.1890.J

dents continues and poHce have bees placed on permanent duty at the uni-1 versity.

BOOK BEER,

Terre Haute Brewing Co.

Better than ever. On draught at all prominent saloons to-morrow.

ANNOUNCEMENT.

A KOUSCKMEST—1The routes of TH* Nawa •"•NaienowinUM) hands of the carriere who are responsible for the proper delivery of all paper*. If yoa do sot receive your paper each evening, do not pay for it, Saturday when the boy cal's to collect.

A KOUSCKMEST—

The routes of Nawa

A KOUSCKMEST—

The routes of Nawa

•"•NaienowinUM) hands of the carriere who are responsible for the proper delivery of all paper*. If yoa do sot receive your paper each evening, do not pay for it, Saturday when the boy cal's to collect.

WANTED.

»&Ptr$on* out of mptoymaU and datirimg tiitiatitms cam adwrtiK in t&ig CohtMM free qf

\1T ANTKI—WORK—Cleaning -rooms. Adff dressC. 8.,NKWS Omen

\U ANTED—People to stop complaining and W call at the East End Shoe Store, where you can get the bargains in Boots and Shoes. i«it street.

WMain

ANTED—The little, big, old and the young people to come right along and look for tbemselvea and see what bargains are offered In boots and shoes at the corner of Main and Eleventh streets, the East End Shoe Store, WM. McWII-LIAMS.

FOR 8AJL.B.

IX)R

SALE—The choicest pieec of acreage left within the city limits, will sabdivlae into ftjiood 20 South Sixth street.

beautiful lots that will sell readily at price. RIDDLE, HAMILTON

FOR

PALE—Three room house, cistern and cellar, and second hand organ, all for #100 cash. Call at 101 North Lafayette *treet.

I^ORwithin

SALE—Two live acre tracts near the city limits, one six acre tract within the city limits, a ten acre tract near Collett Park, 1% acres the*city limits, 8K seres on the Boulevard,, some choice grouud on Poplar street, near city limits.

RIDDLE, HAMILTON & CO. 20 South Sixth street.

[XR SALE—Counters and shelves, Enquire t1 at 513 Main street. Lj»OR FALE.—Atyourown figure. An eight room house on a large corner lot In a good location. Property belongs to a non-resident who wants to convert it into cash. A bargain for some one who will put it Into good condition for renting.

f1jiOR

RIDDLE, HAMILTON & CO.

§P 20 South Sixth street

SALE—House and lot, two square* South of blast furnace. House ha«i four rooms. Lot is 65 by 141 feet. O. LAWRENCE,

Fon

Principal Mont Rose school.

OR SALE.—A double house of- flvo rooms each rilde. Will sell cheap with outbuildings and fences to some one who will remove all from the premises.

FOR

RIDDLE, HAMILTON fc CO. 20 South Sixth street.

SALE—Some of the choicest lots in Craft farm subdivision. Beantiful sites for homes.

FOR

RIDDLE, HAMILTON & CO. 20 SOuth Sixth street.

8 ALE— Steck piano, a* good as new, for sale cheap. Call on or address W. H. G. News office.

t1jiOR

SALE—A well-made two seated carriage. Little worn. Price $75. Inquire C. B. KINO, 828 South Seventh.

MONEY TO lOAN.

MONEY

PINTS, $3

cterpe,

Tin" ANTED—A competent girl at 803 Sooth W Sixth street.

"1*7" ANTED—The ladies to call and get a pair ff of those fine kid shoes, put up in a nice cedar box. They are something: nice. At the JBaat End Shoe Store, corner Main and Eleventh streets, WM. ifcWILLIAMS.

terms.

TO LOAN—Any sum easy RIDDLE, HAM&TON A Co.

From the failure of Rogers, Blackman & Co., of St. Joe, Mo., which we bought for Spot Cash. We place them on sale this week at 80c on th© dollar. Every pair of these shoes are lresh, clean goods, and of the very best makes, such as Thomas, Weaver & Kirk, A. J. Johnson & Co., Curtis & Wheeler, Reynolds & Eddy, Howard & Stradeker, Wright & Peters, W. H. Goodyear & Co., and other well known makes. r-

MISSES' LIST.

Fine dongola button, extra high cut. Coat $2.50. Our price

aJLe

A fine dongola button. Cost 92. Our price Cfcl QK %ai§3^aJL«

A good

Our price

Our

ocxnmon sense and opera.

T?OB EEST—-An eight room house, SOS MuiJC berry street, between Fifth and 8ixth streets. Water throughout the bolldin* and all necessary conveniences. Koqaire of W. W. OLIVER, 6Sf Main street,

2 CHOICE LOTS Sooth Eight street, corner Craft avenne. SS30 for the two lote.

•i FINE BUILDING LOTS North Eighth street, near Buckeye street. 1725 for the two lots.

2 BICE LOTS Southwest corner Ninth and Ash street. Price 1750 for the two lots.

1 NICE LOT North Seventh street In Feclihelmer's addition will sell for $275 cash.

1 LOT Third avenne, between •Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets. Price $325 cash.

avenue. ,|3S0 per lot.

16 LOTS in Cottage Place, flOO each. Very easy terms.

TERRE HAUTE REAL ESTATE

ARCHITBCT.

W. R. WILSON,

AROHITEOT,

WITH

iCmmStfimmJ

pebble goat shoe, 11 to 2. Cost $1.40.

75a

good solid, front lace, calf shoe. Cost $1.€ Our price

©Oo.

A child's aboey (spring heel and tip, sices 5 to & Coest 85c. Our price

45o.

babv shoe with tip, cases

ihir price

Ladies web slippere, all

PANTS AND SUITS.

REMOVED.

The original $3 pants man has moved' 64S MAIN STRJEKT, MSSUEUarr, The Tailor and Hatter.

FOR RKNT.

TX)R BS8T—A dwelling boase of tour rooms, No. 918 North Sixteenth street. All conveniences. W. W. OLIVER.

T?OB EEST—-An eight room house, SOS MuiJC berry street, between Fifth and 8ixth streets. Water throughout the bolldin* and all necessary conveniences. Koqaire of W. W. OLIVER, 6Sf Main street, -5-

KBAI ESTATE.

Bargains in Lots.

ANDiMPROVEMENT CO. flSf

No.652 Wabash Avenue.

REAL, ESTATE.

New Subdivision

The 62 acre Barbour tract of land lying north Maple avenne, and opposite the piano factory, has been platted Into 345 lot*, and will soon be put on the market for sale at very low prices,

ON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN

OR OTHERWISE.

Great Inducements will be offered to parties who will ereot houses this season.

For further particulars call on ij' 1 Ir. M. H. WATERS, 613 Mulberfy St., Terre Haute, lnd.

OENTRAI.MANUFACTURING OO.

Office, wet Poplar street."W« plans and all kii

specifications for 1 indsof work.

STATIONERY, ETC.

Stationery, Bl&ak Books, Sacks, Twine, Etc., J. R. DUNCAN & CO., Noa. 630 and862 Wabash Avenue.

SHOES*

JUST RECEIVED!

2 to &

CostdGc.

2wC

IRSER,

IOO.

Please call and exitoine the goods and you will find them as represented.

We cannot mention one-half the bargains* bat if you will call, we will show you the finest shoes ever brought into the city and at the lowest prices, and every pair warranted as represented. Please call early and secure good selections. No such bargains ever offered.

«NEW YORK SHOE COMPANY,»

Next door to P. J. Kauftnan's, the Grocer, Terre Haute, lnd.

-SUITS,

j^AILBOAD TOOt TAJMJC.

$18

TXaOBTABLK

Standard time 10 minutes slowar than elty time.

VAND ALIA XJNX.

Lxav*ro*TH*Wbt—1:42am 10c21 am 2:10 p. m. &10 m. MM p. m. L*AV* roa TH* EAST—1^80 a L-51 am 7:15 am 12:47pm 2:30pm. &0Sp.m.

Aaamt «o* THS EAS*^-1:80 a M: 10:12 aM S:05 p. m. 6:46 p. m. 9:00p. m. Aaaivxnou THS Wmt—1:20 a 1:42 a 12:42 2:10 m. MX p. a.

T. H. A L. DIVISION.

LKAVXFOS THK NOKTH—&00 am 4.-00 p. Aaatvs nkut tsm Noam—UMOnooo: 7:Wpm. K. & T. H. Trains leave for the aoath at &20 am 10:15 a m, S: 40 pm and StSOpm.

Trains arrive from the south at&10 am 12KQ &S0 m, and 10:2S m. T. H. A P. Trains leave for the northwest at 8:15 att 8:15 m.

Trains arrive from northwest at 11:15 a and 7:15p at. B.&I.

Trains leave tor the south, mall and express, &2Sam Worth, mixed, 4:Q5 m. Arrive from the south. Worth, mixed 10:15 mall and express, 4:05 pm,

C. A. E. I.

Trains leave for the north at 5:20 am 10:25 2:06 and 11:00 m.^ Tralnit arrive from the north at 5:15 am 10:15 am KS&pm and9:4&pn.

BIG ''z-H

Trains leave for east at 1:20 a. m. 8:02 a. 12:54 p. m. 8:48 p. m. Leave for the west 1:20a. m, 10:09 a. m. 12:54 p. m. 7:27 p. m.

DTK WORKS.

NE PLUS ULTRA!

Dyeing and renovaliug of iAdies^ land Gentlemen's war in all desired Ishades of any fabric at short notice land modern prlcos at

""rX'%

H. F. REINERS'

Sr'

Steam Dye Works,

r^No. 655 Wabash Avenue.: SOUTH HIRE.

SEEDS.

LBWNSI

Are much damaged this season and need renewing. which can be done by a plentiful sowing of

Mixed Lawn Grass Seed or Blue Grass Seed,

Both of which, of superior quality*. oan be

FOOTE'S SEED STORE •^5

415 Ohio Street.

.^81111111111

•H

GENTS' LIST.

Men's French calf, hand sewed, cost $4,50. Our price S

$2.55.

Murphy & Johnson's shoe, French calf, hand sewed. Cost $7,50. Our price

.55.

A fine dongola patent congress, French and London toe. Cost $3.o0. Our price

$1.95.

A solid calf shoe, congress, lace and button. $2.90. Our price

11.55.

A congress, lace and button a solid shoe. $2. Our price.

$1.25.

Boys' fine button, price

Youth's button, from 11 to 2. Our price

Co*

3 tod. Cost$2.25. Our

$1.25.

Former price $1.75.

$1.05.

Boys' everyday ahoe, to 5. Cost* $1-50, Our pries

90c.

PRICE LIST.

^|4-1 $• oi

How this for a price list

$9.00 for a grand book, print-

ed in Edinburgh.

$8.00 for the very same book

from duplicates of the same

plates, but printed in Boston.

16.00 for the same matter set

in smaller type and with small

er pages, printed in Philadel

phia.

$5 00 for another syle of the

same thing, printed in New

York.

$8.00 for reproduction of

the nine-dollar original, type

twelve thirteenths as large,

maps newer, binding much

more tlurable, a handsome

book, more convenient to han

dle—and just as good as any of

them—printed in Chicago.

$??? for the last named

book, not at the subscription

price of $3.00 but at a most as

tonishingly low

ANNICA,

"lllf

'rM

'•1

Ifj

INTRODUCTORY

PRICE, FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY,

What book is it?

The ENCVCLO^KIMA BRIT-

the King of Reference

Libraries, the crowning work of

P**-

our language!

The first Encyclopaedia ever

Jg.cs.

There have been nine rovis-

JOBS, 81

Cost

teKun in 1771.

the last, latest, best,

uncondensed, unabridged.

And what is more, it is hon*

estly, durably,

Wa are proud of it

Bespectfnlly,

BUTfOK &

db,t

Bole agent

for Tern

Haute.