Terre Haute Daily News, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 10 December 1890 — Page 3

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My little four year old girl had aa aggravated caM of ectema. The beat physicians treated her, without may good results. A single bottle of S.

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cored her sound and welL This ww four year* ago, and she has had no return of the diaeaae since and her skin 1* perfectly smooth and olcan.

James E. Henry, Detroit, Mich. Treatise on Skin diseittee mailed free. Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga-

AJKU8KMENTS.

NAYLOR'8 OPERA HOUSE.

FBnUY, DECEMBER 12th,

MARIE GREENWOOD

COMIC OPEKA CO.

E O E

And their own SUPERB ORCHESTRA, presenting Serpettfc'* beautiful creation.

THEHERMIT!

Beautiful Costumes! Strong Chorus! Sale of seato will open Wednesday. PFUCKS aa, SO arKi7S o»ntm.

NAYLOR'S SPECIAL.

Saturday, December 13,

Brady St W city's Grand Scenic Spectacle

A CREW OF i?. n.

THE Q-RREAT METROPOLIS.

x.ire MAVEBft

1'resented bv a capable Company. Every scene presented aa advertised. Sale of neat* commence* Thursday. lr*rlo*tm-~7B, CO and 36 cent*.

COAX* AND WOOD.

Household Goods

STORAGE ROOMS

-AT-

SMITH'S

045 MAIN STREET.

KKHCRCKD PRICE* ON COALI Beat Block .#2.40 per ton Block Nut 2.20 Washington Lump., 2.26 8heltmrn 2.20 Washington Nut.... 1.86 Hard Ooal 7.00 Blacksmith Goal 0.00 Stove Wood .... S 76 per cord

Telephone 187.

MASK*, AVIOS, KTO.

HiSQDERiBESUITS,

Costumes, Masks, Wig etc*

P. O. Tuller, successor to WALKER & GREEN. 86 South Fifth street. Special attention given to out of town orders.

liIVJSBY.

The Fashion Livery

& full llue of landau*, conches, coupe*. etc.

5 1 hare the only eight pusatiiger

THEATER PARTY COACH

the city. The latest novelty in the livery Un«. Special attention given to theater par Met, wedding*, funerals, etc.

WM. A. HUNTER,

612,514 and 616 Cherry Street, fSrieofcona U8

PttOmUOAaM

I. H. 0. ROYSE,

INSURANCE,

REAL ESTATE, AMO Monro*®* LOAwe,

No. 617 Ohio Street.

B. A. GILLSTT, B, X.

DENTIST.

Northwest Owner Sewnthaad Main, opposite Tem Baute liotwe.

DR. P. Gh BLEDSOE, DENTIST!

1 ars*. aar MAIX Fine QOU and RUBBER FLATUS a specialty.

LBO. J. WHINSTKIN, M. D.,

Physician and Surgeon I

l^dtne*. ^Mnstitnitv .Oflkp» Ut *U

dkrtakbiw AND XMBAXJtKRt

BLACK

NB3BST,

and Embalmers

FOURTH 8*..

wilt receive jmMBMI*

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GOSSIP ABOUT THE RAILWAYS

AS OTHER K17 MOB ABOfT THE SEW rsioar DIFOT.

It la to be Bail! by (be TawlftUc Completed Tarnet Over to a Slock Company •—Slotee.

A rumor was current among railroad men here to-day, which, if true, will pat an antirely sew phase on the building oC the new onion depot It is to the effect that while in New York President In galls, of the Big Four, effected an alliance with J. D. Mackey, president oC the Mackey system, whereby the later was to demand of the Vandalia that the Big Four be granted the privilege of entering the new depot on equal terms with the other lines. It is also said that Mr. Ingalls has effected a similar alliance with H. H. Porter, cbaumau of the board of directors of the Eastern Illinois, and that the latter will also join President Mackey in his demand that the Big Four be given equal rights with them in the new depot The wishes of Mr. Mackey and Mr. Porter have been communicated to vice president Williams,

the Vau-

dalia, and that the latter has opened a correspondence with president Ingalls in regard to the matter and that there if every possibility that the Big Four will be granted the privileges asked. It ie farther stated that it was the agreement between Messrs. Ingalls, Porter and Mackey that if the Vaudalia refused to confer with the Big Four interests in regard to their coming in the Mackey lines and the Eastern Illinois would join th« Big Four in the erection of a union depot at the corner of Tenth and Locust streets. This threat, it is claimed, has had the desired effect and negotiations are now in progress looking to an amiable settlement of the affair. The rumor goes on to say that it has been practically settled that all of the roads mentioned shall act in union in the building of the now structure, and when completed each will rthare a certain amount of the cost of such construction, or in other words when completed the new depot is to be paid for by all -of the roads entering it much on the plan of a stock company. It is stated that the Terre Haute & Peoria is the only road that will not take stock and thpt the affairs of the depot will be conducted by a board of managers to be composed of representatives of each of tne roads owning stock. The matter of letting the contracts, supervision of building, etc., will be conducted by the Vandalia and when completed the other lines will share in its cost. The truth of this rumor cannot be learned, as Mr. Williams is out of the city.

Railway Knmbllncs.

D. R. Patterson, general superintendent of the Eastern Illinois, is now en route home from Europe, where he has been for thirty days for the benefit of his bealtb. It is said that he is not much improved.

Within the past year the Union Pacific has built new shops at Cheyenne and Denver and a union passengerand freight depot at Omaha. A number of miles of new siding has been built, all of which hag entaileaenormoua expense.

The Chicago Erie announces the following changes: E. E. Georgia is appointed agent at Kingsland, Ind., vice J. B. Hilford, resigned. William F. Turret! is appointed master mechanic at Huntington, Ind., vice H. P. Latta, resigned. Mr. Turreff recently retired from a similar position on the Big Four.

The holding of nearly five thousand tickets from St. Paul to Chicago, via the Kansas City route, by ticket brokers, has caused commotion in railroad circles in the Northwest,'as they advertise an open rate from St. Paul to Chicago of 19.50. The regular rate $U,50. This announcment coming on top 6f the reported agreement as to the rates between the two cities will make a flairs as uncertain ui before the agreement.

Terre Haute has a number of young men of whom she can boast and who have by their own efforts climbed high of the railroad ladder. Among them may be mentioned William H. Tiruesdale, presi dent of the Minneapolis fe St. I.ouip William Peddle, superintendent of the New Jersey Central Charlie Rockwell, superintendent of the Toledo, Columbus Hocking Valley. John H. Taibott, commercial agent of the 0. M. & St. P. at Denver, Derb B. Caldwell, assistant general passenger agent of the Missouri Pacific George Samuels, chief train dispatcher of the Newport News A Mississippi Valley and Ogden Greenoujrh, chief train dispatcher of the Colorado Mid-

land. The floating debt of the Union Pacific has been reduced the past year by $4,000,000 and is now about $11,500,000. In MI interview at Boston Director Ames said: "We sold $7,100,000 collateral trust bonds issned against the Oregon railway and navigation stock, and now have $6 000,000 bonds unsold, besides $2,000,000 Oregon railway and navigation bonds for construction advances. There has been invested in the Portland & Paget Sound road $1,0000,000, and in new equipment $1,400,000, for which bonds have not ben sold. Mr. Gould knew all about the floating debt when he entered the di rectory, and he has discovered nothing new about it Hfragrped to take care of It, and has nrovided for January 1st requirements which are leas than $2,000,

reonwi 3,000," of the health

T. W. Barrows, train master JSattern Illinois is In very poor and hrs been with irlativaa to Ohio for the P5* ten days confined to his bed. Mr. Barrows is acting general superintendent in the absence of IX R. Patterson,but it is said tb*t his condition is *«iich as to compel him to retira from active service. It is stated on good authority that M. S. Connors, superintendent of the Peoria & Pekin onion will be annotated anperintendent of the Eastem Illinois and given charge of the train service in the event of Mr. Burrow's retirement which will he not fatter than Sanitary It Ills also said that D. H. PiMerson.srwQeral mperintendent, mav retire on February 1st on account of Ml ing health

the South. "A little Goliath" was recently given a hearing in Kew Havufr and iaamliled with having scored a success.

Sydney Grundy's lut*Kxmiedy.

nder the management of 0. S. Bernini. Lloyd Wilson and wife, Edith Murill* (Mrs. Blair) and a competent cast will be engaged.

Anew play will be produced at the Grand opera house. New York, week of December 22d. It is called "Work and Wages."

Next Monday evening the one hundredth performance of the dramatic spectacle, "Claudius Nero," will be celebrated at Niblo'a.

Robert Buchanan sued Mrs. Langtry in London for not producing his new play, "Lad Gladys," and recovered a verdict of $750 with costs.

Angustin Daily will follow "The Last Word" with "School for Scandal," to be produced in an elaborate manner, with Ada Rehan as Lady Teazle.

The total nnmber of dramatic, operatic, specialty and minstrel companies which have stranded thus far this winter is 101. It is going to be a hard winter.

Harry Hine has secured the road rights for "The Merry Monarch," Francis Wilson's successful comic opera, and ^111 launch a great company next season. ^4|

The souvenir crsae has reached London so badly that even Henry Irving has caught the fever. He is giving away a handsome painting of Ravenswood to the lady patrons.

Samuel French & Son have bought the American and Australian rights to "The People's Idol," which is soon to be played at the opening of Wilson Barrett's new theater.

Agnes Robertson Boucicault's benefit netted over $1,000. The feature was the scene from the "Long Strike" between the beneficiary and J. H. Stoddard. The Kendals paid $100 for two seats.

W. H. Crane will occupy the Star Theatre, New York, all next year. He will go into producing new plays, two of which have been accepted one by Clinton Stuart and one by Augustus Thomas.

Harry Hamlin says "The Fakir's" business is ahead of what it was last season. That is very natural. The company is better, the play has been improved and its success in one city means its success in another.

Polytechnic Jfotes.

Professor Ames has returned to work at the institute after a severe illness. The shops are now thoroughly lighted by electricity, the plant being a great success.

Several students will spend the holidays with relatives and friends in the surrounding towns.

The boys are all preparing for examinations which commence next Thursday. At present it looks as if there will be a number of absences in the school after the holidays.

Professor Wickersham has been called to Indianapolis by the serious illness of bis brother. He has himself been ill for the past few days, causing his absence from the school.

THE WASHINGTON (secret)' MARRIAGE BUBEAU, Incorporated under the laws of the State of Washington.

The objects of the incorporation are to aid and assist in evey honorable manner, those persons desiring to marry, in securing a desirable husband or wife, and to aid, assist and encourage social intercourse and correspondence between parties who may have the object of matrimony in view, for which services a reasonable fee will be charged.

We are in communication with all classes of peeple in all sections of the country and keep an accurate register of all names and particulars sent us we can please every one. All communications treated with the strictest confidence.

Enclose ten cents in stamps for which we will send you application blank and turtber particulars. Address, THE WASHINGTON (secret) MARRIAGE BUREAU, TACOMA, WASHINGTON

TO OUR BUSINESS The News will soon issue a carefully prepared index of the leading and active business men of this city, to be circulated through all parts of the country.

The index willjoffer unusual advantages to our business and professional men to widely represent their own and our city's interest.

Our agent will call to explain the nature of the novel enterprise, and we hope our live business men will give it their hearty support

Lee Benson has reopened his cobbling shop on Lafayette street, between Eight and Ninth.

YOU ARE IN A BAD FIX 5^ But we will cure you if you will pay up. Our message is to the Weak, Nervous and Debilitated, who, by early Evil Habits, or Later Indiscretions, have trifled awav their vigor of Body, Mind and Manhood, and who suffer all those effects wl ich lead to Premature Decay, Consumption or Insanity. If this means you, send for and MWL our BOOK or LIFE, written by the greatest Specialist of the day, and sent, (sealed), by addressing Dr. Parker's Medical and Surgial Institute, 153 North Spruce St, Nashville, Tenn.

A LIFE SIZE CRAYON FREE. We have made arrangements with a celebrated Chicago artist to furnish each paid up six months subscriber to Tux News, with a life rise crayon portrait of any member of their fasaily. It will cost von $2.50 for TUB NSWS SIX months, ami §3.00 for the glass and frame for the drawing. Can you get such a picture anywhere for $5.50?.

MMay

and Ikx*mt*r,,riM!S made a great hit in Leittfa&a* the Comedy theater. Lawft^nee Barrett is considering *n offer to |dny another enMgement in don daring the coming Sammer.

Manning.** It is giving tatjsfeetioti. ¥ta*k BWrk tor-Ttwj.

CHRISTMAS PRSBKST,

to all our paid up subscribers.

sample

of this artist's work to on exhibition in Button's window. Go and see it Furnish us with a photograph, luge or small, and we will have one made and framed that one is within three weeks.

Do not delay the matter If you want it for Christmas, as we m«y nave such a rush that oar artist will be unable to fill oar orders promptly.

KKWS

PvBumtm Co.

Wright & Holloway prefer cloudy weather for making negatives. Don't wait for sunshine, we don't need it.

North side, between Fifth and Sixth* 510# Wabash avenue.*

Trnk um week that Profit G. Edmondma and son will ret&ain at J. M. f^L] Bigwood's jewelry stoat. If jw haw not called on them dosoatooos. ifee ..

sth*

tends to star, on-'to the city

wonderful wafer combination which

Cabanefc* photos at Montgomery's 422 Ohio street $1.75 per dozen.

WINTER TOURIST RATES. Only $38.75, Terre Haute to Jacksonville, Florida, and return. Other points portionatelv low, via Evansville Route. Only one change of cars. Pullman sleeping cars on all trains. Time unexcelled, superb equipment Call at 036 Wabash avenue. •. R. A. CAMPBELL,

ANNOUNC BMENT.

ANNOUNCEMENT—Theof

routes of TH* N*WB

are now in the hands the carrier* who are responsible for the proper delivery of all papers. If you do not receive your paper each evening, do not pay for it, Saturday when the boy calls to collect. OCHOOL FOR DANCING—IN BINDLEY O BLOCK—New class for beginners, ladles and gentlemen, commences Tuesday evening, December 16th, at 7:80 o'clock.

New class for Mifse* and Master!" eomtiiences Tuesday afternoon, Dumber 16th at 4 o'clock. 1?,

Advanced cftss Morii£aysevenlng, December l&th, at 7:30 o'clock. Advanced juvenile citas Wednesday afternoon. at 4 o'elock. 4,

Personally instructed by OSKAR DUENWE0.

V^EALKD PROPOSALS—For the of a new panenger station at 1

Each bid must be aoeompanted by a good and sufficient bond whh a penalty noifcaa than 10 per cent of the bid conditioned thatlf the contract be awarded on such bid the bidder win promptly enter into a contract for the doing of the work specified in the bid and will excate a bond with sureties to the satisfaction of said railroad company In the sum of at least the amount of such bid to secure the faithful performance of such contract* or in lien of Ate tea per cent bond hereht^provided for each bid may be aceompainiftd by a oertiBed check to secure the execution of tin contract and bond tor the faithful performance of the wot* aborc

I^pieniswtntetiade to tine as the work $aogte»*ee upon e«tlin8t** made hy, the siipcHntcndent In charge, ten per cent, however being reserved until the ot^npletion of the work esfecnrlty for the faithfal performance thereof.

The right to reject say and all bids is express

Ttieiee&taMtftVSi! t» la Terre Haute, Sn! tana, DeMmber isth, l«h aad aMs, IfflW. to give all nscewary explanatteng of th drawing.

GR)R«E FARRTNGTON. Seentiry.

WAjrrKD.

'AKTI3»4»e6d»toMMe. X. HEABCEUS, owaer Third iwlfstentttMNl.

WANTSI^A^ts»iAovaMUHi

,wrA^S&-P»ittkH*

«e«a«er,

Jfo. l3BiM«rrf nmA, Twrre Haute, led. "l*rAXTED--43NBc or swo GIRLS-te wo$3t^ tor ft a mall faunijy- OSfg mart be a geod coo*. Good pay. jmSI pietemd. MsqwUte at 34 So«thi«veaQl3i ^reet Tlf ANTED— 4, girl to do geeerai honenrork, Jff Ap|lyat litSottOi Udmeath sn«««,

a* h«*lMOr MMMS

TKRRE HAUTB DAILY NEWS, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1890. 3

WANTED.

"TITANTE1—Situation—By & girl between 12 TT and IS years, to aaatst at light bouse work. Ad4re« L, 8., New» office.

WANTED—I"o«iUonIn

gmywrrtw

It may turn out that Professor Koch's wonderful remedy will not prove efficacious in curing obstinate cases, none the less, an ounce of vention is better than a poun cure. Nothing is so unreliable as the whether, and no |man, however ragged his constitution, can afford to trifle with it Be prepared for rapid changes in tempature. A little recklessness may cost a valuable life. If you have not purchased your winter overcoat, there never was a more opportune time for doing it We are now offering extra in dacements in new cape overcoats, new chinchilla overcoats, and new storm overcoats. We also have an immense line of box overcoats in Kersey & Meltons in boys' children's Ac. A great line. Our gent's underwear stock is very large and unsurpassed in value. Now is the time to buy. A. C. BRYCE & CO., Clothiers, Hatters and Furnishers, 624 Main street, east of Sixth, Terre Haute, Indiana.

honse

but pre-

id of

PsttIS Mi

General Agent

A SEVERE ATTACK OF CROUP

THE CHILD'S LIFK SAVED BY CHAMBERLAIN'S COUGH REMEDY. I wish to say to the public that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is the best I have ever used or sold for croup. I am never without it at my home for my children. Last winter a child of Mr. E. J. Wetzel, one of my costomers, was chocking with sudden and severe attack of croup. I gave him a bottle of this Cough Remedy, and he started for home, gave the child two doses of it, which stopped the coughing and smothering instantly and in a few minutes the little one was out of all danger. Mr Wetzel came back to the store as happy as he could be and said "That battle of Cough R6medy saved the life of my child." Furthermore I feel friendly towards you as the manufacturers of such a valuable Remedy and am proud of its being manufactured in our own state. I can cheerfully and willingly give many instances of its good works to anyone that may want a reliable cough remedy.

ac clerk by a young man

during holiday# any kind of store. Address A, I)A«.V NEWS. \jrr AKTKD—Dreawaaklne, either at home or

W will go in famiMe*. Enquire MS Mnlberry street.

WAXTED—ITor»e«

that hate the heaves, to

enre. Ko care no pay. Will furnlah full InJrtrucUon# how to core, forth Fourth street, Terre Haute,

WANTEOI—Position

by & young man, would

prefer drug bu#ineM have had some experience, or If can't get that am willing to do anything. Enquire at 830 Chestnut street.

FOB 8AXE.

T7OR SALE—Lanndry—A hand laundry, comcomplete, for sale at half its cash value. Apply to SIS South Thirteenth street

li* -V4 FOB RUNT. •-U-u.ir.rt.itJ--' ig to remove my t. The room I now oc-

i?OR RENT—Intendlni store to Main streel cupy (415 Ohio street) Is offered for rent

IAlderneylast

08T—Estrayed or stolen, Spring calf.

improvements, terms.

WM. C. VOGEL, Quarry, Iowa.

Have youreyes tested free by Prof. G. D. Edmondson and son. Bigwood's jewelry store, 403 Wabash avenue, until December 13th!ffe

X.IFE INSURANCE.

Do not confuse THE Mu-

UAL LIEK INSURANCE COMPANY |OF NEW YORK, with any other ^Company of apparently similar ilname, bat less magnitude, *5:%

Bear in mind that there is no life Insurance company called "The New York Mutual Life" £and that there is no Life Insur ance Company chartered by the

State of New Stark, authorized to use the word MUTUAL in its VStitle except THE MUTUAL

PLIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK. RICHARD A. McCURDY

construction

panenger station at Terre Haute,

Indiana, in accordance with the plans and specifications therefore prepared by Samuel Hasnaford and cons, architects, Cincinnati, Ohio, and now on exhibition at the general offices of the company, North Sixth street, T-rre Hnute, Indiana and at the office of Messrs Hannaford and sons, Cincinnati, Ohio, will be received by the Terre Haute & Indianapolis Railroad Company until twelve o'clock, noon, Deeeraber 20th, 1M0. Bids may be made reparately upon each department of the work as designated by the specifications or upon the whole work as an entirety and must be put in a sealed envelope addressed to George £. F»rring ton. secretary, Terre Haute, Indiana, with the name of the bidder and die character of work bid upon plainly endorsed thereon.

President.

ROBERT A. GRANNI6S, J§^ ice-President

RIDDLE, HAMILTON ii ®.,20 SoothSih St.

DISTSICr AOEJTT8.

KRAX FSTATE.

FOR S-AXjE!

ON-

325

W. A. GORDEN.

SALE.—A house of seven rooms, new $3,000. A house of seven rooms, $1,600. Two onsea of three rooms each, 1900 each, one house of ten rooms, $3,000. Also vacant lots in various parts of the city, Terms reasonable.

SR?.« J. W. HALEY, Ag't. 1136 Main street.

7OR SALE—Forty acre farm with good Ave room bouse two miles from city limits $2,300, half cash. Address, Fanner, or enquire at this office. 11* OR SALE—An elegant five room house, splendid location, at a price and on terms that can not be beat anywhere. Must sell in the next ten days. A rare opportunity for some one who wants a nice home at a bargain.

RIDDLE, HAMILTON CO.

^OR SALE—Cheap—a stock of groceries, three borsest one buggy ooesgring wagon

stock of

rses, one bug.„.

one cart and renting of the store. Please call at once for I want to make a change of business. WM. FREMONT, Cor. Third and Poplar St*., Terre Haute, Ind.

MAIN

seed

J. A. FOOTB.

IiOST.

light red half Any informa

tion leading'to discovery of It will be rewarded if call at 838 North Third street.

3LSTBAYKD OB STOI/TN. STRAYED OR STOLEN—Red and white IPJ

COW with strap and ring on homs. Any information leading to discovery will be rewarded. Call at 640 North Fourteenth street.

RBAX ESTATE.

FOR SALE.

A *ft\ A—9-room dwelling uoui tJpftiUW Center street. All of the modern

house on North

Fart cash, balance on easy

®.)7An-New 7-room cottage on 1 UU Seventh 1

North

street, nice inside finish,

good outbuildings, lot 80 feet front Easy terms.

C»1 1 \X—4-room cottage on Third avenue $ 1IUJ convenient to piano factory. Cistern, well, barn, etc., easy terms.

mQC fk—i-room cottage on Soutli Fifteenth jU-eetjeonvenient to rolling mill. A

bargain.

3-room cottage on Crawferd street I Part cash, balance easy terms.

TERRE HAUTE REaL ESTATE CO.

652 WABASH AVE.

Ulvanlzea Iron

I I

ffi 1 QK A—5-room cottage on College avenue lO7U convenient to car works. Cistern, well, stable, furnace, etc. 300 cash, balance on easy terms.

EASY PAYMENTS

$ 850—New 3-room ell-shaped cottage veranda, 2 closets, cellar, eastern and coal shed. Terms $50 cash, and $12.50 per month.

If you want a nice new home on easy terms see tine cottage.

$1250—A cottage convenient to street car line on food street Terms $50 cash and #15 per month. $1850—A seven-room dwelling, also small store room (can be osed as dwelling.) Terms $200 cash, baknee $25per month. $1H50—New 7-room cottage with bam and buggy »heds,etc. Terms $25 per month.

VigoRealEstateCo.

638 MAIN STREET.

A8aU3lA*CTC

BQ0ITABLB

LIFE ABPrTHAKCE SOCIET\, :l||pao w*y, lf«w York. Sonde, tedaea stt, and all ktod» of Wi

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t"- 'm Acaet. 1W»»

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StitiMirj, Bui Bnb,

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Twin, B»,

J. R. DUNCAN & CO.,

C.&E.I.R. R.

g^r^v

Short and Direct Line

-TO-

Chicago, Minneapolis, St. Paul, Omaha, Denver, San Francisco, Portland.

Only one change of care between Terre Haute and ail Pacific Coast points, and only one night on the road between Terre Haate and Denver. Pulloian Palace Sleeping Cars on night trains. For tickets and information in detail call upon or address, .. R. A. CAMPBELL, Gen. Agt, 636 Wabash Ave."

SOVUiTIXS,

ENOKMOU8 SELECTION OF HOLIDAY GOODS.

Toys of all IDesorrptio

JUVENILE BOOKS.

Our 10c books are larger and better than any 25c book in the market others in proportion. 'ri r's"

DOLLS DOLLS

To see oar dolls means to buy! We don't handle them only once a year, like others, bat all the year around. This alone ought to convince the public that they can be benefited, both in price and quality, at the only legitimate variety store.

THE FAIR

Folding Tables, this week only, $1.

PltAJNXWG MXLXm

S. H. WILLIAMS, President,' J. M. CLIFT, Secretary and Treaenrer

CUFT & WILLIAMS COMPANY.

Established liW. Incorporated 1881 Manufacturers of

Sash!? Doors, Blinds, Etc.,

'JST" AND DEALERS IN

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

KAililiOAJD TICKETS.

For Railroad Tickets

LYNCH & SURBELL.

MANUFACTURERS OF

PnUrantnAjl T»«n« Pnt-niVAn SLATE AND TIN ROOFING. SHEET METAL ffORK.

[NO. 719 MAIN STRHBT, TBRRB HAUTB. INDIANA.

8TOVE8.

YOU CAN GET JUST THE KIND OF A STOVE

You Want Oat of the Large Variety at

ZIMMERMAN'S STOVE STORE,

«58 MAIN STREET, M'KEEN'S BLOCK.

SLATE HOOPING, ETC.

MANTEES,

RAILWAYS.

Or O. L. STONB, ......

Assistant ties'! Pass, end Ticket Agent, ISJ Sflf Chicago, 111. AH jw

BATH HOUSE.

KCHAN8E AETESIAK BATH HOCSE

The water from a»eee wells docs not itrike tht sir nntU it 1*

to Uie beth tute.

UJB*

rooms. Honsrn teken care of while yon are Corner Tenth end Cbertant etreete, now union depot:

1ALL PAPER. *TC.

«18IBLEY BQSSOMt*

Wall Paper, Window Shades, House Painting and Hard Wood

Firu8hed,102NORTH

FOURTH STREET Terre Haute, Indiana

3TOTARY PITBLXC.

CAPT. J. W. HALEY,

Notary PubUo, Eteal Batate and fiatttal Affaatt,

All

DOLLS

325

MAIN

GEO. C. ROSSELL, Proprietor. Store open every night until 9 p. m.

TO ALL POINTS AT

OALb ON-

LOUIS D. SMITH, 661 Main Street.

Information cheerfully given aa to routes and time of FANOY aOODS, ETO., ETO

GALVANIZED IRON CORNICES, ETC.

REDUCED RATES.

trains. Dealer In TOYS. NOTIOM9

Oil and uas Stoves and Slate Roofing, mm

BKOBKRS. No. Main Kml

TIME TABXILT.

J^AILROAD TIME TABLE.

Standard time 10 minutes slower than city tlmo*

E. & T. If.

Trains leeve for the south at 5:20 am 10j20a m, 3:15 and 9:60 m, Trains arrive from the south nt 6:10 Am 21 ru am 8:40 m, and tl.co m,

T. H. A I'.

Trains leave for the northwest at 11* 8:15 m. Trains arrive from nor'nwtst et 11:16 a and 05p tu.

E. At

Trains leave for the south, mall and ex pre** 8:26am Worth, mixed *06pm Arrive from the south. Worth mix/id 10:50 mall and express, 4:06 m.

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Tr*!n« leave for the north at 0:20 am 12:101 ra 8:20 and 11:10 m, Trains arrive from the north at 5:10{a I1U: 15 ant 8:10 and 9:Sp n.

BIG FOUR.

Trains leave for east at 1:10 a. m. 8.0: a 1:(8 p. m. 3:48 p. m. Leave for the went 1:53 a.m. 10:09 a. m. 1:03 p. m. 7:58 p. m.

RAILWAY.

The Big Four will sell round trip tlokct# to Indianapolis at fv.25 December 3rd find 4th. good to return until Decern bar 5th: account oc Dillon and O'ltrien meeting on the 4th inst.

On and after November 30th, 1890, trains wiJl arrive and depart from Sixth street depot as follows:

QOINQ EAST.

HoT 10 N. Y. and Boston Express

Train* marked P—parlor car.

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No. 2 Indianapolis and Cleveland .. S.02 a. rn« J!o. 18 Kew York Limited PBCV... 1.06 p. sn. So. 8 Day Exprnuand Mall 3.48p. «».

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Vo. 7Southwestern Express*SV..: 1.59».m. Ko. 9 Day Express and Mall0 10. W a. No. 17 Southwestern Limited l*8CV 1M p. m. Ko. SMattoo# Express,............. 7Mp. n.

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Trains anarkcd l*~rlmlng car. Trains marked C—cefecar. Traiusmorked V—vestibule cars. Trsin* marked run daily. AH other trains daily. Sunday excepted. L. Train l», tne Vwtibuled limited, has tbrofigfi deeper to New Vork: cafe dining car.

Train 10 ha* through sleepers to Kew Vork. Boston, Cincinnati, Dayton, Springfleld au4 Train 7 has sleepers and chair cars to St.* Loo la.

Train 17 has parlor car and cafe car for St. Loaii, For full Information call on or addrem,

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