Terre Haute Daily News, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 4 February 1891 — Page 3

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My little four yw old girt aggravated ease of ecoema. The bast physicians treated her, without any good result*. A single bottle of & 8. flU cared her sound and Well. Thl* mi four years ago, and she has had no r» turn of the disease since and her skin 1« perfectly smooth and clean.

James E. Henry, Detroit, Mich. Treatise on Skin dUetfiet mailed free. Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, G*.

AMlfSKMESTS.

NAYLOR'S OPERA HOUSE.

To-night and To-morrow nigrht. First presentation {a this city of the great London Gaiety Burlesque,

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R. A. CAMPBELL, Gen. Aflt.,, £036 Wabash Ave. O. L. STONE), Vn

Assistant Gen'1 Pass, and Tlckct Agent, Ohicago, 111.

FLOUR.

PCTOR

ThU (lour ha* no mp»rl»r for family «•«. PorMl« by lmtlii( grocer* at mill piif«.

WALL PAPER, HTC.

«33IBLEY & BQSSOMtx*

Wall Paper, Window Shades, House Painting and Hard Wood Finished, 102 NORTH FOURTH STREET Terre Haute, Indiana

•TATIOKKBY, KTC.

fttitintry, W*pk Books, Tvue, IU, J. R. DUNCAN & CO.,

Ho*. OOO and AOS Wabash Avsnaa

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To Date

With *11 of {to beautiful music, pretty sirls, elegant co«t urnes, xpcclal

rcenery,

Prices—il, 75, SO «nd S cent#.

novel effect*,

The Of-Klrtii (iftlety Skirt Dancers, aud

KATE CASTLETON

IIARGDEB2TE.

An Kale of seat* now open.

NAYLOR'S xOPEBA:-: HuDSB.

Thursday evening, February 5th.

The Nelson's G-reat

VOBLD COMBliW

The bett Vaudeville the NSLf

on earth inclnd1ILY.

Premier Acrobats of the world. 30 STAJU ARTISTS 30 -PRICES, 75, «0,S -3fi. OttNTS

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C.&E.I.R. Short and Direct Line

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

Only one chatJK© of cars between Tdfre Haute and all Pacific Coast points, and only one night on the road between Torre Haute and Denver. Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars on night trains. For tickets and information in detail call upon or address,

0®ee removed to old toeaUott So the

DR. T. C. STUXKAHD

PCTiarleM Hotel. It® SK»«*h TklN rt«*i hoars to 10 a. m.. 2 to ars«d 7 to $ p. m.

iUL H. C. ROY8E,

INSURANCE, JSiSL

iWf n0t 517 Ohio Sfereot.

GILLBTT, D. D. &.

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ZAO. J. W1KNSTWN, JX»

yaician and Surgeon!

!GOSSIP OF THE RAILWAYS.

THE MIDLAHB CAME SOH5 TO TISJ5 PARKE«r*Ty t-Ot BT*.

Blflr of Lin Rfork Over th* Xul«ra Illinois T»4s|-X«tr SIMI Kail* For tb« Bfar

Fonr-Solw.

Work on U»e Iftdiaua Midland, norih of Brezil, has been stopped owing to the trouble which is brewing between the Midland and the Fort Wayne, Terre Haute Si Southwestern over the possession of the old north and south grade, a right ggof way which is claimed by both companies. The latter is poshing the work on its line from Bainbridge to Brazil

and

promises to complete the work by June lut if pomible. The matter of the right of way has now gone before the Parke county courts for settlement and until a decision is reached neither road will bfable to tak& possession of the property in dispnte. Meanwhile the Chicago & Indiana coal !|g. road bss put on passenjeer trains from Brn%tl and is now furnishing good facilities both for shippeis and passengers. This will have a great deal o! weight with the citizens of Brazil who will very likely turn the gteater share of their patronage to the C. A I. C. in reciprocation of the passenger facilities furnished.

Hallway Rumbling*.

Live-stock Agent Hasbury, of the Clover Leaf route, is in the city. The cold weather has made coal business lively and already considerable coal has begun to move on the Terre Haute roads.

The Southwestern Freight Association disbanded yesterday and now all of the roads are hustling for frcijrbt in order to increase their per centsge u* the Western Traffic Association. ^flit was reported on Wail street yesterday that the Rockefeller interest have sold tho largest portion of their holdings in the Northern Pacific, the stock having made a handsome turn in the market.

Kates on Florida tourists tickets will be restored on the 35th inst., all roads having agreed to stop rate cutting. The present rate of &S6.50 fur the round trip good returning until June 1st will be taken off sale.

This morning the Chicago & Extern Illinois shipped thirty car loads of cattle from the distillery to Boston. The tfain goes by way of Cayuga and thence east over the Clover Leaf route. It is ono of the biggest shipments of live stodk that has been made from this city for months.

A large forte of workmen commeneed laying new steel rails on tho Big Four between Fontanet and Coal Btufi on Friday last. When this stretch is completed nearly all of the Big Four track from Indianapolis to Terre Haute will be laid of the best of steel rails, yisighing seventy pounds to the yard.

Hereafter passes issued* for men in charge of stock to return to point of shipment will be both descriptive and witn signature for identification. Thev will be issued only for a particular train on the day of issue, ant' the greatest care will be taken to prevent them falling into the hands of scalpers.

The Now York Central & Hudson River railroad report for the quarter ending December 31st, shows the gross earnings from operations to be $9,462,455.78 operating expenses, 15,84?.,681.13: net earnings from operations, $3,690,8*4 65

BR income from all sources, $3,890,§74.65 net income from all sources, $1,002,070.05 cash on hand, $2,430,956.23.

Passenger earnings on the Atchison system, including the St. Louis & San Francisco, are showing a marked increase. From June 30,1890, to January 21,1891, the gross passenger earnings of the system were $5,079,635,12, against $4,492,859.02 in tho corresponding period of 1890-1891, an increase oft$58tf,774.10. Of this $134,033.32 was from St. Louis and San Francisco, which earned $873.454.11, as compared with with$739,420.71) in the corresponding period a year ago.

Burlington earnings for 1890 show a heavy increase in gross by a corresponding increase in operating expenses and charges, not including dividends, making a loss in net earnings of |324,924.62. The statement includes tbo Burlington & Missouri River railroad ind Nebraska and controlled roads. The gross earnings for the month of December were $2,815,731,98, a decrease of $384,045,47 as compared with the corresponding period of last year. The decrease is so pronounced that President Perkins is said to be thoroughly aroused over it and a number of radical changes are likely to be made.

Indiana Patent*.

The following patents have been granted to inventors in Indiana dnrins the past week E. C. Mead, Elkhart, wrench T. Nosorn, Indianapolis, steam

apolis. combined paper cotter and hook mark 0, M. Kiler, Indianapolis, wire fastener and tightener It. E. Poindextor, Indianapolis, fence poet base 0. S. Tingle, HortonviUe, weather strip J, L. Wagner, Tern Haute, carpet cleaning machine J. J. Wright, Bremen, gate hinge: T, M. Fisher, Mecca Mills, car coupling.

An Im|»r«wfr* Fa»*ral.

The funeral ceremonial of the late Peter Dede occurred yesterday morning from the residence of deceaaed, eerner ofF^hth and Locust, and WIM tamely attended by the relatives and frie ads of the family. The impressive fnneral rites of the catholic church were solemnised and a large cortege^ including the Ftanciscasa and also the taikni onion, both of which organisations deceased was a member. The remains were conveyed to Wood lawn cemetery for interment

&*&%««*tut tlM €^»nr !To«*«. Monday night some miscreant armeti with a bottle of mocilage and a badly written and unintelligible domment composed of a half sheet of paper, went to the east door of the court house and pasted the sheet of paper light against one of the highly finished panels in the door.

TfM ISawa* Ctsrt* JwnkMr Ctalk The next dante of the Home Circle Junior club will be given cm. Friday night at Deenw*sg*s academy. As this will be the last danca Wfom Unt, preparations are making to give the moat enjoyahk daaaoe of the season.

W* CMSleia Traeat.

JjumGSi Febraary 4—A fomUg here to control calico printing with a capitis of five »0lk» yocn^s.

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THERE IS NOTHING NEW.

AIEXASTOEB the Great had a oopy of the "Iliad" inclosed in a nutshell, and it Is quite certain that it could not have been written without the aid of a microscope.

IK all that pertains to sculpture and painting the ancients knew so much that their superiority has never been questioned aud their work remains as unsurpassed models.

Axi, the mechanical powers, the screw, lever, pulley, incline plane, wedge, wheel and asle, were known to the anoients and used in every-day life. They were expert builders, as existing relics testify.

Is our schools at the present day we use "Euclid's Elements of Geometry," written by Euclid two thousand two hundred years ago. Euclid also wrote on music and optics, antedating much which wo think we discovered

THE people of Tyre were such experts in dyeing that the Tyrian purple remains unexcelled to this day. The Egyptians were also wonderful dyers and could produce colors so durable that they may be called imperishable.

THE ancients were wonderful glassworkers and discovered a method of making it malleable, which we have not been able to do. They could spin glass into garments, dye it into every shade of tho rainbow, and etch it with marvelous skill.

Twicjrry centuries before the birth of Watt, Hero of Alexandria described machines whose motive power was steam. He also invented a double force pump, used as afire engine, and anticipated the modern turbine wheel by a machine he named "NeolpUe."

LATAIID found in the ruins of Nineveh what Sir David Brewster pronounced to be a "magnifying glass and nearly four thousand years ago the Egyptians and Assyrians observed* the stars through a "sliding tube," which we have reason to believe was a telescope.

IK medical skill the Oriental physicians of India practiced vaccination 1,000 years ago. Anaesthetics were known in tho days of Homer, and the Chinese 3,000 years ago had a preparation of hemp, known as "na» vo," to deaden pain—something' similar to the' modem cocaine*

WATER CURES.

Txrit) water acts promptly as an emetic and is soothing as well. HKADACHK almost always yields to tho simultaneous applieation of hot water to the feet and ba«k of the neck.

A www. folded, dippedHn hot water, wrung out rapidly and applfed to the stomach ac& like magic in cases of colic.

TaKRE is nothing that so promptly cuts short congestion of the lungs, •ore throat or rheumatism as hot water when applied promptly and thoroughly. IPIt

A TOWBT, folded several times &n£

TRR&E HAUTE tA fit NFWS, WRDKESMY, FEBRUARY 4 ttfl.

Real BUSte Transfer*. GwKg»M. ft onesection

12. township U, rang® ». undivided g-ias, north-aaet ^ne^oarter, alsn caat one-half northweat onejuar»t undivided northwut one-qaarter southwest one-quarter, southwest one-quarter, s«ctlop 53, township 11. nan 9. alsonndivided 8-lSSw««tone hall west OEie-hslf. northwut onequarter, seceion township ninse 8 800 00 candaceSH. l^veall to Jameiill. Moore undivided one-third, south one-half northeast one-quarter, northeast onequarter, section lit- township 10. range 19. 1.00.. 00 Herman Zimmerman to Alyln

Harahmay et ux part of inlot In Roee'ssnb.M^.,

THB DAILY NEWS

ANNOUNCEMENT—THE

dipped to hot water, and quickly ^if^ldrow stuped eairkjpe.^ wrung and applied over the toothache I Managtrr. Lock B«x4sa, Detroit Michigan. or neuralgia, will generally afford prompt relief.

HOT water taken freely half an hoar before bedtime is the best cathartic possible In this case of constipation, while 1% has a most soothing effect upon the stomach and bowdls. This treatment* continued a few months, with proper attention to dieS, trill cura any esrahk ease of dyspepsia. »up».

Father^-Whe*« su^e the gis-j* going to* night? Mother—There is a rehearsal of "The Meissiiah." 1 heliev*.

Father (sharply)—H«* that i&fsrnai ghost-danee earaae come Ksat? Judge. As It ttaj»p»o» Taa (MKasu ^tisapitf thatyoungOowiUhaaa*t iahea mwe advantage of Ida wrtf

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has tahen too mmh advastsge ei thoae -'Who-ofltewsA the

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Joseph Ripley et t) to Bertha Meyer. inlot in Dtiv & Harper's sub,...... 1.0C0 00 Luclnda and II. Goddard to Robeit

Lidster in soiithwest one-quarter. southeast oM-quartw, section 2?, township 11, rwnge8... ..r/........... 425 00 W. T. Watkins to Mary A. Taylor inlot g,

iu Goodrich's sub. ISO 00 Samuel S. Stlmson toNoraPhillips, inlot in yecfaheimer's corrected sub SO 00 Catherine R. and H. Sets* to LUlie

Hamaker north one-htut inlot S6 in tttlbertPlace I 000 00 Lillie Hunaker to Catherine R. Burns sonih ona-haif inlot 38 ia Gilbert

Place..... 100

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Why by THE NEWS instead of any other paper? Not alone because it has mora readers than all the other thre in the city combined, but because the public are looking to this channel The great buying end selling classes are mutually looking here, the employer aud employed, the looser of valuables to so who found them, the finder to see who lost them. How is it done? Simply write out in the fewest words* your want and 'send to Tits NEWS three cents for each six words, counting big and little wcrds, including the Address of the advertiser, which may be only ah initial where addressed to a house number. Or answ rs may be addressed to simply an initial ir figure In care of THE

NEWS as is usually done. Address letters to THE NEWS, Terre Haute, Ind., »r telephone 181.

ANNOUNCEMENT.

routes of TH* NKW»

are now In the handa of the carriers 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.

NNOUNCKMENT—A few shares in the

terprlse Building and Loan Association are still lor sale. Shares, 1100. Monthly payments, II. fall on or address,

W. W. HAUCK, Secretary, City treasurer's office.

1)5 A. ORMAN, Treas., 1#south Seventh St.

WANTED,

&rPer*ont<HUC(fmpUiflnmtand

WANTED—13Ninthstreet.

de$iri*o titva-

tton* can advertise in PtU Milim* Jr«e oj eharte.

girls for general housework

022 south

wrA^TED—To buy all kinds of second-hand W Clothing at C. A. William. 310 Main street

WANTED—A

salesman for lubricating oils

and greases. None but live men with reference. Address Harry Dal ton. 33 Milwaukee avenue, Chicago, III. l*r ANTED—Family washing and ironing at

TV home or will go out by the day. Address 618 south Thirteenth-and-a-half street

ANTED—Work by a girl of 14 years old as nurse girl, irteenth street

Thiri

Apply at No. 688 North

WANTED-Girls

for general house work, at

623 south Ninth street,

WANTED—Work

by ayoungxnan of 17years

old. Enquire sHt south Ninth street.

WANTED—Boarders

by the meal, day or

week. Inquire at HOT Walnut street ANTED—WORK—Am willing to do an kind of eommos !afcj r. Inquire at 8 Walnut street. W. P. MOORE.

ANTED—Work by a colored man. Willing to do anything, Call at corner of Swan Seoond streets. W. R. Rocnsu.. \a ANTED—Boarders by day week or meal. Y? Inquire at corner Third and Walnut iftakAtta ITAhaa street*. Nlchol's House. Vir ANTED—Washing and ironing. Inqnlre

W at 101» east MaM street

WANTKD--10weekly

good, Intelligent men fo sell

goods on payments. Call 8 a. m. L. V. GRAETKR, 130* Wabaah a¥«uue. ANTED—Pay boarders. Inquire Sixth and

Vf ANTED—Boarder* by the rareek. Centrally fr located. Inquire at 301 south Seventh 8t \&T ANTED—Day or week hoarften, also UanTF steals. (Jood accommodations at JPam ern" Hot«'l. 1W north Ninth et««t

%*T ANTEX~Boaitie» by day, week or meal W at Market Housa Horn, south Fourth street

ANTED—Gen th man office. Palary fTM, paid here If £»ekwe

ANTED—A home of lis rooms ia food oondition. for faalljr of three, sooth AMiearW. H, C, Kews ofllee.

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Tf peases paia *eif adai«M«distaai

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W\ANTSD-lady

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OOD FOR THIRTY DAYS ONLY. It ~~t— Men's Aral claw pm shoes *1.50,2nd class $4.00

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tongue boot*, sewed $.«, p«r*ed, .7.50 plain top &.00, 8.35 Ladles* norroeo hand turned 4.50, welt, Jvl» French Kid l.M. Extra.

All work warranted to be strictly fint class. Cone and see for yourwlf. W Chestnut St.

MISOIAJ.ANEOUS—Fresha,specialty

[?GR RENT—A gooti farm* Tenth street,

FOR

"laus MACHINE, IF ONCE IN MOTION WHO. NEVER STOP."

Wideawake Story is 1. O. U. Don't Forget That It Has Been Secured for This Paper at ^. Considerable Expense and for YOUR

Benefit

Read the new story now running in The News.

BATH noirsx.

EXCHANGE ARTESIAN BATH BOUSE

The water from these wells does not strike the air until it to In thebaih tub, thus preserving

SHU, HBfffllll l»Wfc MUiW WBIMUf rooms. Horses takes care ok while you are bathing

Corner Tenth and Chestnat streets, nesi 4nlon depot

PATENTS.

PATENTS

Caveats. *nd Trade-Mark* obtained, and ail P*S

MtfiCX^LANKOUS.

turkey and chick-

SB sandwiches, also the best lunches prepared in the city We make of furnishing lanchws for private parties. Call on H. K. KSlgore, 397 Ghlo street.

FOR RUNT.

Apply 120 North

RENT—One three room house corner Second and Parke streets. One four room house with stable, corner Lafavette and Buckeye street. Enquire of X. M. tiilmanSB north Second street «08 RENT—A nicely fnrnished room, lady 7 preferred, No. 32S north Eighth street.

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03T—A young spit* dog. Had around link ohain collar on. Any infermatlnn leading recovarv will be rewarded. R, MoDenala, oSa Chestnut street.

'All FSTATE.

HOMES! HOMES!

We h&Va some choice' lots on north Seventh, Eighth, Ninth, Tenth and Lafayette streets. Within one and two squares of electric street car line. On 1 which we will build residences anu sell house and lot on pay- ff"ments. Terms from $100 to $400 cash balance from $10 to $20 per month.

There are now electric lights and city water through these subdi visions. A Baptist and Union church convenient and this eason will have a school house, Fire engine house and fael gas.

$s~

There are only a few of these lots left. Call soon if you wish to get a nice home in this most desirable location.

REAL ESTATE COMP'V,

030 MAIN STREET.

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SOCIETY JOURNAL.

Northwest at 7:16 a m.

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Trains leave for the South, mail and er&rasa 8:10 am Worth. Mixed 4:ai pm

Trains arrive from the North at 5,45 a m- 11a Son*,

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Trains leave for the Kasi at at 1:10 a 1:08 pm andS4Spm. Usave for the West at 1:5S am 1WH» a tn lot pm and7:SSpm,

VANDALIA NORTH,

Trains leave for the North at 6:00 a and 4:0c m. Arrive from the North at 12:00 noon and 7Sf m.

RAILWAY.

GOI N« EAST.

No. lUClnninuRti Express" J:20a No. 6 New York Express* ,i:51 No. 4 Mall slid Local 7:15a in No. 20New York Limited*. ,1^47 No. 8 New York Day Express"4. '2:30 No. 2 Indianapolis Local

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No. 9Western Express*,,.,,,..,.. 1:42am No. ISt, Louis Mail.,10:2! a in No. I Fast Lino4 fcifi No. 21 Pacific Kxpress*rr, :i io No. 18 Eftlngham Accommodation -1:0ft ia tlOINO NORTH (LOGAN8PORT DIVISION) 6:00 am 4:00

No. 82 St. Joseph Mail No. 54 South Beud Express Tralus marked thus run daily. .Ml other tralus dally except Suuuay.

No. 12 has a through sleeping car for t'lneiansti. No. 6 has through sleeping cars for Washington, Baltimore and New York.

No. has vestibule sleeping car ami dining car for New York and "parlor car for Cincinnati.

No. has sleeping ear for St. Louis, No. 1 has parlor car for St. Louis. No. 21 hassleeplni? and dining cars. City Ticket Ofllee, ITnlnn Depot Office. 629 Wabash nve, Tenth «nd Chestnut stu,

Telephone fi. Telephone 54. 1 GEO. E FAKK1NGTON,

Has a full line of landaus, coaches, coupes, etc. I have the only eight passenger

THEATER PARTY GOAGH

In the city. The latest novelty In the livery line. Special attention given to theater parties, weddings, funerals, etc.,

WM, A. HUNTER,

312,514 and 616 Cherry Street. Telephone U6.

DRY GOODS.

Buckeye Casb Store.

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Domestic Department!

100 PIECES CHOI STYLE

WoHh 10c a Yard, Special Price

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BUCKEYECASH xlSTQRE.

TO ALL POINTS AT

REDUCED RATES.

trains.

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J-iQ, MARION HUBS. «f. 815 Vw Swl

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Arrivo from the South, Worth mixed 10-60 mail and express, 4:06 m. C, 4fc E. I. Trains leave for the North at .V20a m- Ig-iS ftS'p accommodation, Jtao si and

VANDALIA.

Trains leave for the West at 1:42 am: 10:21a 2:15 pm 8:10 9:04 m: and 4:05 ia. Arrive from the West at I:l2a 1 41 a 12:42 2:15 ni: 5:00 and 9:80 a m."

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Trains leave for the Kast at 1:20 a ui l:« a ia..:15 am 12:47 pm 2:30 pm:5:»pm. Arrive from the East at 1:20 a 1011 a m. 2:00 Jt05 &45 aud 9:00 m.

General Agent.

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