Terre Haute Daily News, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 30 May 1891 — Page 2

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THE DISTILLERY DUKES.

•9%? THET SWIPE TEKKK HAUTE AT VHUUKKTTILU TE8TEK9AT.

It f«i Am Awfal CaM Mv Iter the «*ien In a Wwefcer Tow M*ojr Miles Away Pram

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Totals

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Wright, 2 4 Burcb, 1.. 4 2

Spill, Kirty, S........ Terrien, e. Payne, McCoy.........

..5 3 8

41 12 14 0 0 27 AS. a. 1* KB. SB. PO. .. 4

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Clings £..., Langti',: *.... Pabst, 1 llrtbs

[......i. 4

FuUelbacb, O'Connor, 1......... 3 Mills, S Child*, a May, m..............

Bradley, p..... ....

Total'. .......... By innings—

fame.

nor#. 2, Foulkrod

1 4 0 0 27 12 2

8 4 5 6 7 S 0

Peoria 4 0 0 0 1 4 12 T«rr» Haul*........ OOOOOSoO SUKMABT. tinted toe*—Peoria 5.

Two hita—Cllagman. Tbrfr j»

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hits—Terrien.

Home run*—Wright, Hemp. Struck ont—By I'Arne 8, by Bradley & Bate on Ball*—By Bradley 4. Ba*e« given for bitting man with ball by pitcher—Bradley.

Balk—iiratiley. Passed balls—Childs. Stolen bases—Hemp, Trost, Burch 2. Time of garae—fclO. Umplre~-Cline.

Detroit IO, Bay City 4.

AMONG THE BREAD WINNERS. Tfe* Tinners O nmalw-A ttpeeiail Meettay ef WsnaHi SaiM.

The Unners of Terre Haute have ejected 1 union organiaation under the moat favorable auspice*. Atithe meeting held at the court honss ^officera were elected as follows: 1,

PmJdeSt~D. H. Oarteraaan.*' ""-'h Jm-nJdent—Clark KUb«. ItecaKliag femts*r—Ftaak OajwoPW*.' yinattctsd 8wn«»nH9«M||t I*. Ka«l«l. ffp IT wbiw-W.

Vvakota.

lacur—J. P. O'OomnelL •«'atd«a—lt(MKl Qri|!«by. Nineteen members were admitted Wednesday night and a large number of applications for admission have been died an wUl be acted upon at the next meeting.,

A committee appointed to secure a permanent place ol meeting will report Wednseday night next at tbe court hoitse.

The Working Wotnan'a Guild will have a special mivtiru in the circuit court room at

Batierlw—Ft, W*ync, B. Inkii and Brigs (trand Hapids, Doty and Bolan. Errora—Ft. \v«yno a. lirand Rapid* 4. Earned runs—Ft. neeo' a, North Dakota and Mon'ana, durssjasss »u.tobih. Kaplds 1. I'atiaed b*ll»—Briggs Umpire— lliilery. Tltae—I boar and 45 minutes.

Dayt«B S, Kvsmirille O.

Dayton, May 30.—The locals carried off the honors yesterday without any trouble. Petty pitched the game of bis life and the visiters could not touch him. Score: Dayton.......,,,....4

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0 0 0 1 2 x-5j

KwisvlliP 0 0 0 000000-0 EArmni rnns—JDNiyton 1. Krronr—Dayton 1,

Evsnsvlle, 6. Hit*—Day Ion %EvansriUe2. B*tterlo«—i^ctly and Wulch, Bettgerd and tkihcllhasse.

How They MtaoU

Fort Wayne.. .... Dayton Kvan«Tille Tam' Haute Detroit.. Bay i'.y .......... Urau i.aplds.....

Per

Played. Won. Lost. eent. IS IS .722 10 13 .6S4 1» 12 ,631 19 12 7 ,681 19 a 11 .421 1ft 7 12 .868 19 7 ia .868 18 2 16 .167

Y«tersiay'"» dansa.

St, Louis 6, Washington 1 Oolambus 1, Baltimore 4 LonisvUle 0, Athletics 0 Cincinnati 5, Bostou 20. Joliet 6, Ottawa

thirteen innings Ottumwa 1,

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Clingman. Fabst, Lanasford and May fround Mr. Payne all right yesterday.

he may possibly Join the team at Dayton. Bradley pitched a poor game yesterday. fourteen hits being made off his pitching.

Remember that great game to-morrow morning between the Vandal la and K. A, T. H. switchmen at thepa*k.

o'clock this afternoon. The

meeting will be atkiretsed by James Yoorhees* of Ohfc*aN», Colonel John 1\ Hamh, of thia city, and Chw. Higywa, John Canada and others from IndtanapoHa. Thenii* mary j«A of this meeting is to give

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women's oraaniaatioii, but to organised labor generally throughout the community.

QUICK WORK.

fFrora the Iks Moines Mail and Times.] A few days ago while fitting In Eider Bros, drag store at Tlngley, Iowa, Mr. T. L. Dyer, a well known citizen, came in and asked for something for a severe cold wbich he had. iir. Elder took down bottle of Chamberlain's CJoagh Remedy and said: ''Here is something I can ree-

Peoiha. III., May 30.—Yesterday's ommend. It commands a large sale and game was a brilliant one although a little give* gennine satisfaction. Itb an excel one-sided. The locale did some terrific prefmratioo aiia chea^* Mr.Dver batting and Payne tmaled the visitors P«rcJuised *3**$.

jtV i7 when we saw him he said he was much with Ws pitching. In the ninth Troet was better, and the day following appeared to spiked by May and was forced to retire be entirely restored. This is a specimen from the field. Two games will be played of the effectiveness of this preparation to-day. The following is the fnll score: For Sale by Druggists. raoau, as. a. Kappel, 6 1 Hemp, m..., 6 Treat, 1.............

EXCURSION to HAGERSTOWN

•d., May 30 to Jane!, via Baltimore mm! Ohio Southwestern St. B. eeant SmUbk Oermu Baptists sig®s United States*

The Annual Meeting of German Baptists (Dunkarda) ol

v. 8.

will be held af

Hagerslown, Ma. Mav28th to June 1st, Excursion lickefs will be sold at one lowest limited first-claw fare for the round trip from May 20th to June 1st inclusive, good returning until June 30tb. rurcnisoccasiun the ""Picturesque & 0." oflere special scenic attractions and train advantages, crossing the Aile-0^-12 ghany Mountains, winding along tbe

11 Potomac River, passing through Harper's Ferry in full view of Old John Brown's Fort, having two through trains daily from the west and Hagerstown being located directly on its line also permitting stopover in both directions.

For further information inquire Ticket Agents B. & 0. S. W. R. R. and connections, or address 0. P. McCabty G. P. A., Cincinnati, 0.

HELENA HOT SPRINGS. Tho great plunge bath building on the grounds of Hotel Broadwater, at Helena

Detroit, May 30.—Inclement weather __ yesterday caused a small attendance. I ftonttaajs the fineat specimen'of Moor Tbe locals won the game hands down, ish architecture in America. The bath Detroit's new players played a splendid is 300x100 feet in size, and covered with

Bottenuss who was signed, by 20,000 square feet of stained glass. The Jetroit, attached Bay City's$C0 guarantee water supply exceeds a million gallons to secure back pay. Score: day, ana possesses wonderful curative Detroit,,. 10

2 2

0 4

10 minutes. Umpire—Dnnn. Attendance 200

ft. Wmynt.

Grand Rapldm 5.

Ft. Way»b, Ind., May 30.—A very interesting game was played here yesterday, which resulted in a victory for the locals. The feature of the game was Kate long fly over the right field fence. Score. Ft. Wayne .1 2010210 0-7 Ornml Kaplds 2 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 0--5

0 o-io properties. The water pours in over

i»«y city,.... 0000400 o— 4 cascade, at a temperature of 160°, but is Batteries-Morrison and Arundel, Tart and tempered to human use. In a sun-lit valley, Surrounded by the noble rockies

Morrison and Arundel, Tart and

SSSSJKEWSgr'f MLWfSS!

riaon 7, off Tart

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Two base hita—Kalny, Con it is the finest watering place and resort in the interior of the continent. Reached [direct by tbe Great Northern Railway line, from St Paul, Minneapolis, Dulutn and West Superior. Publications and information sent free by F. I. Whitney

Time of game—l hour and

G. P, & T. A., St. Paul, Minn,

Hezekiah Butterworth, of the Youth's Companion, and author of the famous "Zig Zag Journey" books, is preparing a volnmn to add to his interestiiig series, from material gathered on a trip overthe Great Northern Railway, through Min

Park Region 'of Minnesota is one of the most delightful sections of America for a summer outing.

EXCURSION TO CHATTANOOGX

VIA EVANSVIliLE KOCTB.

$12.85 round trip{ Terre Haute to Look Out Mountain (Chattanooga) Tickets good going May 2/th, 28th and 29t.h. Good returning ten days from date.of eaie .. ,„ B. A. Camvueli,, f'jW General agent.

WAIT FOR ISLAND PARK EXOURSION. June 18th only 90 cents round trip children 45 cents. Inland Park is located on the 0. A E. I. R. R, three hours ride from Terre Haute. Finest picnic grounds within three hundred miles of Terre Haute.

A°rom0i^RQain'Ij

36, Davenport 6. I2:10p. m. and 10:20 p. m. and Sunday Baa« Ball Hotea. The Polytechnics vs. Purdue at the park.

Two games are being played by each team to-day, Pat May made the only ran for tbe locals yesterday.

SUNDAY EXCTJRSIONSi^i Via C. & E. I. R. R. only 15.36 round

at 5:20 a. m. good returning on trains leaving Chicago Sundays at 4:00 p. and 11:35 p. m»

R. A. CAMnpBkLi., General Agent

-^ATTENTION FISHERMEN. $3.50 round trip. Terre Haute to Yomence. Tickets good going on trairs leaving Terre Haute every Saturday at 10:20 p, m. and Sunday at 5 20 a. m.

Wittrock is slowly improving Mid says {Good returning on train arriving at Terre Haute 9:60 p.m. Sundays. Finest of fishing. One man recently caught Bixtyfive small mouth blade baes before brMikfast,^.^,™^

R. A. OAMPBCUU General Ageat

SUNDAY EXCURSIONS. The E. v% T. H. R. R. will sell tickets each Sunday during the summer at one fore for round trip between all points. Good going and returning date of sale.

vT ladfet mvmcM with the-

Wwrnm" Alliance who have expressed a I

Mbre

B. A. Cakpbsll, General Agent.

D1KD.

PKNNINO—Marmiret Henning, aged years, widow of tbe late Joh.a Denning, at KX o'clock y«it«rday taornlag, at bet home, 312 math First street,

Ftttml smleea will be held at St. Joseph's oaUtoUc eborch, at %S) Sunday morning. Frisods in Invited witbont funber notice.

AWXOUNCRMENT.

AKs'CCNCEJiKNT-Tbefonteactrtfm

bey ealia toeoUcet,

of TwaKsw*

ate new in the hands ol ibt who we reepoaslMe let the propar ail pafean. 12 yoa do sot rv^ve yoar paper each evening,

not pay tec it, Satntday when tke

FOR SALK.

X1R 8Al.S-Ac^«a»lKrw. also a eart and (Muraeac for patty, JAMS* 11CXTKB,

Km iii tiMmnnin A Tliitrt#mtto-«id[-a-fcatf *tn*t with tot at»

V.l0#4. wno roe country i^, iNMntilel date trm «gi

di»tricta an opportnnftr ol attrading 1 x«f by and joining the guild. There area taqge

ro3

to join the onion. II la expected!

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mee^ngol thegnltd? lPrr^ Ftr?itrr

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XT'OR SALE-A mWHad haod, 1 bonv. T. BITLMAK.i TktriMtik at and Sixth

two-

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ave.

:R SALE—SPISCJA L~ Rome Xo. 311 tfMth

B, HQOtKS.

Bdil EHMt Ag«st.

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WA^TS-MmCKLIukWHOUS. Wftmsi (gr«miSiiiat«sd

OufirlHQ

s0ho

tfattsametriwritMlRllUiestaM fmof eharge.

and ironing

yyr AN TED-Washing

work aibouse at&SS. SUi.

AH TED street

any

-Day boarders at235contli Klnth Bates resfottable.

WAN!ED—To

rent roowa, iriUi or with out

board. 5» North SinthBtreat.

\t ANTKX—A colored man and al*o- picket Vv ience for sale st Bronsow Kxebaoge bouse. V|T A NTKD—Home for boy 4 years old. Apply »f at office ol Organ lied Charities ivxi-i Ofaio street.

XI ANT ED— Sinift Hon as sick mine. Address TV Mrs. p. A. Leek, 1061N. 17th gt. and ah avenue, city.

WANTED—Five

men

good address at good

wages steady work. Louis V, Graeter, 1209 Wabash arenue.

WEANTD—One8.9tbst.

good bouse

cooka at 622

an til work is obtained.

irl and two and lodging

W ANTED—To bay second-hand goods of all Yf Wads. Wm. KELLKY, 13 North Third Street. "%1T ANTKD—Stoves, boosebold and other

Yr goods to store or sell on comrniasion.

goods tc

HEABErLiN, 8,

\IT ANTED—Horsemen who want to per cent on firat-class harness itrieUy ban at 811 Main

WANTED—A

cor.

streets.

Third and Walnut

save 20 and get

four or five room bouse near

the center of the city as much as possible. Call at once. Good pay. Address W. S. S. In care Pally News. TTT ANTED—NEWSBOYS—A number of bright boy* work up of the.'r own for the SuxdaytookkikoNroutes ews.

The

»W* {upcr in «i® «ttjr for the newsboys. \*7 ANTED-- NEWSBOYS-Fifty bright energetTV icnewsboys to sell Uj^Sdsday Morsino Nzws, the best and most profitab'o newspaper in Terre Hante to tbe newsboys. Boys ibould be on band by 6 o'clock or a little after. Earlier if they wish.

WANTED—To

correspond with a few live

men who desire to clear from on« to three thousand per year that Jhave from three to twelve hundred and services, to take half interest In the amount of business they wishlto control In a certain territory. All money lbvested secured against loss, if desired. Call sn or address Dr. J. C. CASTO, 210 Main street, Terre Haute, Ind.

WANTED—HELP.

Do you need hdp of

any

kind,

haw work, boy or mant Let tktm know it through ihie column. It costs yoil nothing ani the unemployed are vxxtcMng it for positions.

WANTED—Aonce.

Apply at Good wages.

*17 ANTED—16 good girls for general house TV work and and other work at 622 south Ninth street.

HEAL, ESTATE.

$200 Cash

and $16 per month will buy a 6-rooui two-story dwelling house on north Fifth street. $850 Cash 1 and #20 per month will buy a new 7-room cottage on north Ninth street. Large fcarn, cistern, sheds, etc. $250 Cash

and 114 per month will buy anew 5-roomcotr. tftge in tbe North End—a great bargaiu, $500 Cash and $15 per month will buy a new 5-ropm house on north Tenth street. *s $500 Cash balance mon thlypay men ts. will buva4-room cottage on north Eighth street, near Third avenue, east front. $500 Cash and balance monthly payments, wOl buy anew -room cottage on south Ninth street, $700 Cash and 914 per month will buy a nice cottage on north Eighth street near Lafayette street. $500 Cash balance long time, will buy a 4-room cottage on north Fourteenth street and First avenue. Lot 64 feet front. $500 Cash and $12 per month will buy a business room with living rooms attached, on north Tenth street. $500 Cash balance 1,2, Sand 4 years, will buy a 4-room cottage on Spruce street, convenient to Van shops. $500 Cash balance easy payments, will buy a 6-room cottage on Liberty avenue, convenient to Van shops, f' «iP$300 Cash HI and $15 per month will buy a 4-room cottage on Gilbert avenue, near Oak. $500 Cash ft balance easy payments, will buy a 5-roorn cottage within one-halt square of Main street. $5 Cash and S3 per mni^th will buy a choico building lot on South side.

VIGO REAL ESTATE COMPANY. 630 Main Street.

RIAL EST AT®.

FOR SALE

L»rgv two-story brick businaw bouse on east Poplar street. Lot 76 by no feet. Will tell "leap. 6-room hOQM south Seventeenth street near Poplar. 0-room house north Seventh street. 4-room house Crawford sweet near ear worka 7-room house north Cutter aear Locust street. 6-room hoase north Eleventh street near anion depoU "•room house tonUi Eighth street near Poplar street. 6-room h«8H north Eleventh street between Fifth a*d Stxtfc aveKnea. A great bargain. ft-raroa house north Fifth street south of Van railroad. 9 n*vMk home north Fifteenth street. This is double house and can be bought very cheap, 4-room house north Fifth street. room house south Firrt street. Convenient to fool Works.

Vroota house on Mulberry street near Elev Mtlilrwt, 'i rasxsa boos* taM UMa n«sr Foarteenth iamet. 4-room hou«e south Kindt street. 5-room ho«3?e north geresth tercet.

S-maii«ma«rtk SbcUtKtwt. Lot $6 feet front. »-ro»A homn riorth SLxth sftreei near JL & St. dqet ^-tooaa bom north statteatti suetii near h-toom house soath Thirtmdi and-a-tialf street. 8«t( «««wk south oi Main Sttaet 4-too« fcense mm&ttUmpA ttle-iUlf ttrm. CeevWiieBt 10 Car Werka.

Terre Haute Real Estate

ASD IMPROVEMENT CO*

RKAX. F8TATB.

Biddle, Hamilton & Co

LEADING

REAL ESTATE AG'TS

FOR SALE.

All Bargains! Come Quick!

A brand nArt four rooia boose

reatr. A perfect gem of a home.

•1,100—A brand new three room house. rooms furnished in hard wood, xii en in yellow pine, natural finish.

Metal roof. Cellar under whole bouse. Cistern and well. North Ninth street near Collett Park. A ^aigain. for the money.

•8,000—A seven room frame dwelling. Good

Sl,500—New frame house. Four rooms. •1,200—Four room frame dwelling. These houses are all situated on north Cea ter street, between Vandalia railroad and Lafayette street. $1,800—A six room house desirably situated on the wast side of south Seventh street. A thoroughfare and one of the orettiest streets in the city. Mere is an opportunity for a good home at a reasonable figure. 9®0—A new three room house, lot, 60 feet front. Here is a small homeatabar-

fcorner

i&o<t

proflt-

ln. Coma quick if you want it. lot with good dwelling and boxa an.»au.Ui-IhTrd An ex* cellent corner for bimnfoss:—-rHe owner wants to go west and this bargain.

•2,800—Eight-room frame dwelling on north Seventh street. 11,000 cash and bal ance on terms to suit. This a good home. •2,100—A good house of five rooms, corner •lot large bsrn within one square of electric street car line on north Scv 6Qih str66t •1,100—New house near Collett park on north

Eighth street.

cook, girl for

81,500—Good l-room house on north Eighth street. •3,000—Five room house north Eighth street.

Large lot.

•3,600—A fine eight room house on north a™ Eighth street. These four houses are •afall on or near the electric street car -v *1 line. We have the largest list of property in the city, both residence property and lots, on almost every street

cook at 826 Chestnut street.

and su bal vision in Terre Haute. If we do not advertise just what you want, come and see us any way. Choice lots for sale on north Seventh, Eighth and Ninth streets near Collett park. Also in W. H. Smith's subdivision near piano case works, hub and spoke factory. C. & E. 1. and Big Four railroads. The finest lots in the city in Cruft's subdivision on south Seventh, Eighth Ninth, Tenth, Eleventh, .Twelfth and Thirteenth streets from College south to Hulman street. From $200 per lot up.

A few choice lots in Condit's subdivision on north Twelfth street at remarkably low price of 3300 per lot.

The finest lots in the city on south Seventh street for fine dwellings. Blake & Gilbert's subdivision on east Poplar from Fourtventh to Nineteenth streets, in Prospect place.

Come and see us before you buy. You cannot afford to buy until you have seen our list of property and prices.

RIDDLE, HAMILTON SECO., No. 20 South Sixth Street.

KKAL K8TATF.

Chicago Lots For Sale.

Why not buy a lot at

-PV

BELLE WOOD

with GRADED STREETS.

OLEVELAND STONE SIDEWALKS

AND FINE CATALPA TREES, for

$175.00, on payments of c'^j.

$7 DOWN AND $7 PER MONTH.

Within 760 feet of

BELLEWOOD STATION. (C„ St P. & K. 0. By.) BELLEWOOD is located 6lfe miles West of tha

City limits of Chicago, & between the

CHICAGO, ST. PAUL & KANSAS CITY RY. and the CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RY. and has ik mile South frontage on Madison Street

VARIOUS MANUFACTORIES ire near BELLEWOOD, assuring a prosperous and thriving future for this Suburb. With the Cicero ft Proviso Electric Road now running nearly to Bellewood, think what an Investment this is and

BUY TWO LOTS IMMEDIATELY!

rami

adjoining the

with plank sidewalk instead of stone, for •125 APIEOE, on payments of $6 DOWN and $5 PER MONTH.

will be taken out to see

property free of expense to youzMlf.

BUTLER LOWRY.

60? Tocotna Building, Cor. LaSaOe and Madison. ChtaMO. Illliois.

WALL PAPKR, KTo,

°SIBLEY

I BOSSQMtx

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

JOSEPH "WILSON,

ALL EISD3 OF

UPHOLSTERING.

Mattr«aM»isade teorder. Ail kin. ofins*treem ra»i»r«it«d. eascaskl j«erfwite chjars, «eat furnfture p«iinff etft, ftws hSHHSoent off Xn) bttilding, «wth fifth street, to i»l xwrsn ffweis^h »«**«*, T«srre Jiaote, Jsd.

mxHTAKm

NKSBKT & M'MINN

I'SDEBTAKEBS,

103 North Fourth St-

»%.camwtn w*ive the »«st«Mtfos«««»-] |I®eu day 1

H» t«' P8®«W"

SXslUs,

dsterjv&nd good outbuildings fruit trees. IQ50 ca£b and balance ii month ly installments. Poaseeaton given im media u#?y.

93,000—An almost new six room house on the electric street car line in south end. Go&d bam and shop, all in the best of reptUr. Brick waits both front and two ich-_

2t?o'S?'^SteSm'Wlb,e'

-T^ h„

BOOTS

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Iill

Galvanized iron Cornices,

SOCIETY JOURNAL..

THE JOURNAL OF SOCIETY. i-" K. D. MANN, Proprietor. Pdbusbsd (N«w Tout) Evxbt THtmaDAT.

"Between iKe tine* of raillery and cynfcixm to read great

bwrni

of VJe, morality

MSm

STOVES.

BUY PRAIRIE STOVES!

And thus encourage home industry, and you will have no trouble about repairs when needed. The loaf of bread that took the prizes at the Vigo County Fair was baked on a I

PRAIRIE BELLE COOK STOVE.

ec0n0m,e*1

and

hope."

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SI West 28d St., New York City, N. T-

THE BIO «.

CURE

YOURSELF!

Ask your Druggist lor a ..bottle oi Big O. The only non-poieoni/tu remedy for sll tbe unnatural discharges «uL I private diseases of men and the deMLitating weakness pecajiae to women. It cores in a tor 1 days without the aid or pu wiclty of a doctor. \l«« Vfthtmd America* Own.

ManufiBCtoted 6y 1 k.TBE Evans (AMBIW OO.1 CINCINNATI, O. a. a.

JLOAN OFFICE.

Elefant New Faroitore ALL KZ35TIDS

Sold on Kasy Paymsnta st tin* Lows*! Prioss in ths City, AT tHT——

Terre Haute Loan Office

MAX BLCMBEBO, 415 Ohio St.

STXAM DflR

Tie Excelsior Steam Dye Works

GIY» SATISFACTION I» ALL HS BKANCa£S. CA1X09

H. F. BEINERS,

655 Mata Stroet. South Sldo

SP1"11"4

TOFFNLEYSTOVE COMPANY#MAIN

SHOES.

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lato«.Vprio«

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MANTEL AND FURNACE CO., 669 WABASH AYE.

Bfi

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THE LATEST STYLES

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BOTTOM PRICES

32T ILffeLin Street.

OAX.VAKIZBD IRON COltNICKS, KTC.

LYNCH & SURRELL.-

MANUFACTUBERSOF

SLATE AND TIN ROOFING. SHKKT MXI'AL WOt, ALL ITS BRANCHES. Sole agent, forK kUofii & WKNTKB'S WBOUGHT STKKL FUP^ACF.

NO 719 MAIN STREET. TBRRB HAUTE. INDIANA.

TIMK TAULX.

BULB01D TIME TABLE. STAWXAltlTmiS1o

MSWUTFH NI.IIW

ER THAN t!ITY TIMK.

S. AT, U.

Trains leaves for the South at 6 00 ft 10 «0 a. m. dnd 10:00 p. ro. 3.15 p. m, Trains arrive from the South at 6:10 am 11:50 am 6p. m, and 10:00pm.

T. H. & P.

Trains leave for the Northwest at 7:16 a m. 3 15 m. Trains arrive from the Northwest at li:80p and 7:10 m. ^S.AI.

Trains leave for the South, mail and express, 8:10 am Worth. Mixed 4:0» m. Arrive from the South, Worth mixed 10:ti( mail and express, 4:06 m. 0. & E.

Trains leave for tho North at 6:20 a 12:11 pm. and 10:10p m, Watseka accommodation, 8:80 m.

Trains arrive from the North at 6:4ft 3:10 pm 9:60 Watseka accommodation, lt:lf a, m. if-U7, BIG F0UB,

Trains Idave for the lfiast at at 1:10 a at f:(2 a m: 1:10 and 3:48 pm, Leave for the West at 1:69 am 10:09 am 1:10 and 7:68 m.

VANDALIA.

Trains leave for the Wont at 1:42 am: 10:21 2:15pm 8:10 m: 0:04 and 4:06 m. Arrive from the West at 1:12 a

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a m.

12:42 £16 pin 6:00 and 0:80 a m. Trains leave for the East at 1:20 am 1:61 a m. 7:18 am 12:47 2:80 6:06 m.

Arrive from the Fast at 1:20a 10:15 am. 2:00 S 0ft pm 6:45 and 0:00 m. VANDALIA NOETII.

Trains leave for tbe Korth at fi:00 a ana 4:00 m. Arrive from the North at 12:00 non and 7:80 m, 5

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GOING BAST.

No. IS Cincinnati Express*.,.. 1:20 am No. #New York Express*..... 1:61am No.

Mall and Local. 7:15 am No.20 New York Limited*.. ....12:47 No. 1 New York Day Repress*..

No. 2Indianapolis Local, 6:06pm 101*0 WEST. 1 No, 0 Western Express* 1:42 am No* ft St. Loots Mail ..............10:21am No. lFsstLine*,,. 2:16pm No. 2! Pacific Express*.... 810pm No. 13 Effingham Accommodation 4:06

W6 NOBTII liXKJANSPOET DIVISION) No.62St. Joseph Mall... Mint No. 64 South Bead Kxpnass 4:00

Train* marked thus 0 ma daily. All other trains daily except Sunday. No. 12 bus a through sleeping c*r far Cincinnati.

No. 6 bus through sleeping cars for Washing• ton, Baltimore and New York. No. 30 h** Tf*tiboie sleeping car «ad dlnirg car tor New York and parlor car lor Cinch BUtli "tt"'

No. Ims ear ftrtt, imttt No. 1 hasMnurearU*rM, Leois. No. x'1*" City

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