Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 3 July 1879 — Page 2

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OHIO DEMOCBACY-

icbn G. Thompson Chosen Chair man of the Central Committee.

Swing' is Serenaded and Makes a Sound Speech.

The Maine Republicans Meet and Resolution.

Pass

OHIO DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE. Columbus, O., June 26.—The Democratic state central committee and candidates jnet here today, for consultation The central committee organized by electing John G. Thompson chairman.

GENERAL EWING

was serenaded to-night, in response to loud calls, Ewirg appeared, and afler an enthusiastic reception, made a speech. After returning thanks for the reception, Ewing referred to the Democratic plat form, saying it needed HO interpreter, and no man in the party had the right, when speaking in its name, to add a word or subtract a word from that platform. He says: It may go too far on the money question to sui» seme Democrats it may fall short ci the views of others, but it is a liberal exposition of the issues of this campa:gn,on which the Ohio Democrats have chosen to ask the endorsement »l the people. Further along Ewin'g baid: The fitht this year is tor the position in the grea'- battle of 1S80. The forccs 011 each side are 60 evenly balanced that which ever party secures Ohio has a po.nt of advantage which will probably turn the tide of battle in i»s favor. I f-hatl enter on the canvas fully realizing the popularity, ability and capacity for organization of the distinguished gentleman who heads the Republican ticket, and the mighty power, wealth, privilege, patronage and plunder which will be arrayed against us but confident of the triumph" of constitutional government and popular right*, I shall obey the voice which called me to the front, and aided by others more able than myself, will submit our causc to the considerate judgment of the people.

In referring to federal interference in elections, Ewing said: The Republican party has .further fortified itself by usurping federal control over elections, which heretofore has never been asserted since the foundation of our government, and that our fathers never knew or heard oT. The phrase "national elections" which Mr. Hayes and Mr. Foster so glibly upe, and this'attempt of the Republican par ty to coerce and control state officers when conducting state elections, by the u6e of the federal army and rw»rms of hiding spies and marshals, is ft flagrant, monstrouis and intolerant usurpation. While tpeaking on this subject he said: Fellow citizeus, this assumption of pow. er, if recognized and established, tends, and will, 1 believe, lead to the utter destruction of the beneficent system of ernment established by our fathifrs der that system, formulated under the constitution, all powers of tne federal government ar« strictly defined and limited, while states and people, reserving to themscives all powers not delegated to the federal government, are sovereign in a far wider "sphere than is the general government. 1 epeak in no spirit of partisanship, but in the candor of conviction, when I say that the obliteration of the reserved rights of the state and people, and the absorption in the general govcrement of all, regardlea6 of the constitution, has become the controlling ten dency, if nat the final aim, of the Republican party. These policies of the Republican partv, by which they are impoverishing the masses and absorbing unlimited power in the general government, are only steps toward the ultimate subversion of our popular liberty, and the establishment of the rule of a money aristocracy. Never in the history of our government, have principles and methods opposed to true democracy been 60*'boldly and powerfully maintained as by the Republican party in the past twelve years. Its long and firm hold of rapidly expanding power, and the enormous growth of conconlrated wealth have developed and ripened forces inimical to popular government, until now, having reduced the laboring masses almost to pauperism, having stripped the middle classed of a large bhare of their wealth, having learned how to exact enormous tribute from the corporations it has enriched by unjust legislation, it seeks by corrupt'or: to bribe and by torce to overawe elections, and to perpetuate it* power in utter contempt of the constitution and of the free and uabcught suffrages of the people.

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General Rice made a short speech, declaring that Foster"? recent speech was not in accordarce with the ideas enun ciated by his report on Louisiana affairs, and the speeches 011 the electoral bill. He predicted a brilliant triumph for the Democracy this fall Several other speeches were made.

FORMAL OPENING.

Co'umbus, June 27.—The Democratic State committee have decided to formally open the campaign early in August, with speeches by Pendleton, Thurman, Ewing Steedman and others.

MAINE REPUBLICANS.

Bangor, June 26.—The Republican state convention met to-day, J. *A. Pike chairman. The various committees were appointed, and the convention took re cess.

Upon reassembling, Col. J. W. Spald ing, from the committee on resolutions reported as follows

THE RESOLUTIONS.

The Republican party of Maine present to the people cf the state the following statements of its aims and principles:

It believes that this country is a nation and not a confederacy of states, and that the national government is supremeon all subjects lodged with it by the constitution. It recognizes as one ot these subjects the right and duty of the national government to protect the citizen in the exercise of all his constitution al and legal rights, none of which an more important than a free and fai ballot, uninfluenced by fraud or violence believes that the existing laws for the

pi otection of American citizens should not be repealed, and it condemns as revolutionary the attempts of the Democratic party in Congress to force the Executive to const nt to such .rppeal by the threat of reftwal of appropriations necessary for the existence of the government' It appreciates the noble and patriotic position taken by President Hayes and the Republican members of both houses of Congress in sustaining wise and just laws against the treasonable and revolutionary course of the Democratic party in Congress, and hereby pledges them its hearty support in their efforts to uphold the financial credit of the government, and to inst upon free elections and the right of the United States to enforce its own laws. It protests against the reopening by the Democratic^leaders of the exciting and sectional issues which had been settled by the victory of the national arms over the rebellion, and calls upon loyal men every where to sustain by their votes the fruits of that vistory.

It believes now, as always, in good, honest money for the people, and it opposes an irredeemable paper currency as the worst curse that can be inflicted upon a nation. It rejoices that the government's promises to pay are now kept, and that the paper currency of the country is redeemable on demand in coin, so that now the dollar of the laborer i6 a»good as the dollar of the capitalist. It condemns all schemes to temper witfc the currency ©f the people, and thereby again unsettle public confidence, now happily fast being restored.

It recognizes temperaace as a vi7tue which has conferred the greatest benefit on the state, and it sustains the principle of prohibition, which, in Us operations, has so largely suppressed liquor selling and added in«alculably to virtue and prosperity among the people.

It believes that every interest of the state and its people require a thorough and impartial enforcement of laws, it believes that state affairs should be conduated economically and prudently, and that the expenses of administration should be kept as low as consistent with the efficient operation of ite several departments.

The resolutions were unanimously adopted. Senator Blaine was then l»udly called for and appeared amid cheers, and addrewotd the sonvention.

On the third ballot Hoa. D. F. Davis, of Corinth, was nominated, reoeiviug 849 votes.

The nomination of Davia was made unanirrous, amid ^reat applause. The uominee accepted in a brief speech, and the convention adjourned.

TEE GLORIOUS POURTH,

Ail the Preparations for the Hewgag Procession Complete.

The Order of the Pr»ce88i»n and the Line of March.

Fr»ra Saturday'a JDaily.

The captains of delegations of the different wards and townships taking part ii the hewgag procesaion will report to the the Grand Marshal at 8 A. M., July 4th, and take positions as follows:

First ward—South side of Ohio street between Sixth and Seventh, right resting on Sixth.

Secend ward—Ea6t side of Sixth between Ohie and Walnut, right resting on Ohio.

Third ward—West side of Sixth between Ohio and Walnut, right resting on Ohio.

Fourth ward—North side of Ohio between Sixth and Seventh, right resting on Sixth.

Fifth ward—North side of Ohio between Sixth and Seventh, left resting on Seventh.

Sixth ward—South side of Ohio street between Sixth and Seventh, left resting on Seventh.

Sugar Creek Township, west side of Seventh, between Ohio and Walnut, right on Ohio.

Prairieton Township, east side of Sev enth, between Ohio and Wainut, right on Ohio.

Favette Township, Vest side of Sev enth," between Main and Ohio right on Ohio.

Otter Cre^k Township, east side of Seventh, between Main and Ohio, right on Ohio.

Honey Creek Township, north side of Ohio, between Seventh, and Eighth, right on Seventh.

Pietjson Township, eou'h side of Ohio, between Seventh and Eighth, right on Seventh.

Prairie Creek Township, west side of Eighth, between Ohio and Walnut, right Ohio.

Linton Township, east side of Eighth, between Ohio and Walnut, right on Ohio.

Kevins Township, west side of Eighth, between Main and Ohio, right t'i, :iio Lost Creek Township, ea&I MJC 01 Eighth, between Main and Ohio, right on Ohio.

Riley Jownship, Ohio, between Eighth and Ninth, right on Eighth. THE PROCESSION* will move promptly at 9 o'clock in the following order:

Grand Marshal (red rosette.) Assistant Marshal (yellow rosette.) Ringgold Military Band.

First ward Delegation, Second ward Delegation, Third ward Delegation, Fourth ward Delegation,

Fifth ward Delegation, Sixth ward Delegation, gyToutes Cornet Band, Sugar Creek township Delegation,

Prairieton township Delegation, Fayette township Delegation, Otter Creek township Delegation, Honey Creek township Delegation,

Pierson township Delegation, Prairie Creek township Delegation, Linton township Delegation,

Nevins township Delegation, Lost Creek township Delegation, Riley Township,Delegation.

LINE OF MARCH.

The following is the line of march: West cn Ohio to Second, north on Second to Main, east on Main to Twelfth, and then all will disband. Captains of delegations are requested to wear blue rosittee.

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THE TEHEE HAUTE

MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS

GRAf*S SPECIFIC MEDICINE.

TRADE MARK.Tbe Oreatr«AD6 jr 1 I it

An unfailing cure for Seminal Weakness, Sper-ma'-or he a, mpote ncjr, ana all Dis-

Before Takii*^ *1.

The Gray Medicine Co.

No. S Mechanic's Blo*sk. Detroit, Mich Sold in Terre Haute, by Guiick A Berry, Wholesale and retail agent*, and by druggists everywhere.

TUTT'S

PILLS!

1 NOTED DIVINE SAYS THEY ARE WORTH THEIR WEIGHT in GOLD

READ WHAT HE SAYS:

DR. TUTT I—Dear Sir: Tor ten yean I have

tion perfect regular stools, piles Kona. an .have gained forty pounds solid flan. They 1

RlT It SIMPSON, Lonlnma, Ky. A TORPID LIVER te the fruitful soaroe of many diaeaaes, snch as ivyspopaia, Si/-.k Hiiwiache, CoetlTBiieM, Dymiuwry, Billons Fever,' l#u« and Ttmr,

Jaundice,

.Plt«ft,BhMijn»Uam Kl3iiapOoDipUMt,Col iu,otc. PHI* exert a powerful Influence on the Uvw.n-ul «iU wlituxtrtaintrrvilavethal.important oryaii flam diaeaaa, ana lectace its normal •taoctiuna.

Th» rnpidi ty with whiofc pewot* take on flesh,

wasting of tha mnadea, **'Wkh"" route oooattpatfon. ao£ lvw.chroo aad gtreagtfi to ttie

CONSTIPATION.

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CMT£H MEDICINE CO., Prefers, Erie, f*. Jfftro Vlalt

CLIFFORD'S FS3RIFUCE.

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J. O, Bn0 br All Brojndjtts. FT. LODlS,

PZTROLE«ia JELLY

VASELINE,

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811 vor Medal at the Pari* Bzpositlmi The most valuable family remedy kaowo for the treatment of omnia, bums, sores, cots, skin diseases, rhetunatiEir., chilbljuns, cxttarrh, helTlerT,hoidi, etc. Also for coughs, colcfe, aore throat, croup, nnd_ diphtheria, etc. Used and approved by the leading physician* of Europe and America.

The toilet articles irsdo from pure Vaseline1— such as P02CAD2, COLD C2J3AM, CAMPHOR ICE, and TOILET SOAPS-*** superior to any similar oces. TKY THEX.

COLGAT & CO,| Solo 95 sjxi so-cent sizes of all our goods.

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"WEEKLY

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nuence of Self-Abuse as Loss of Memory, universal Laasitude, tf'aln in the Back. Dimness of Vision, Prematura Old Age, anil many other Diseases that iead to Insanity or Consumption an.1 a Permature Grave.

Full particulars in our pamphlet, ch we desire to send free by mail to every one- flS?*"The Specific Medicine* is sold by all druggists at $1 per package, or six packages for $6, or will be sent free by mail en rtcei^t of the money by addressing

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will snflkflk bat ft baa beooma baorttAi, otw mn thonM »T«cy njgbt, (nfakUT t*aa»nSkc M« ftoqOMUTT of Mi* doa« uaHl rMntlar AMI •nuwl ia obtained, whict vdi cooa Ml«w.

MM KvaryvkM*, Cam. OFTICB. MTTBAAT «T^ IIT TORT

DR. RICE, JTCOTt Place, LOUBVILLE, ICY,

A lWotertT A4tt»le4 ta«*ar Q^Uiiwl fkjwt+m urf

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bnwoporru- ulnnj, Uxrwi«^7 ptrmemni yria'wrTf. IB

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OlJEET, SM'Mir*, Onwi, H«r*k lat Ibpt rua» »oA *Ky pfirww nla (air-vTHM fiats pdy «hm*lM W a oertcfa aiM ef Sewn*. iraf kit*, aoqntra grea* AUU Fhy*ten« IAMBJ PANWIT T» NY ORN. WVN vWtdMd

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RELIABLE

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Li*^« Pitta.

Th«y T»il«ve| IVjfrow Dr%?aIndUywUaa and] Too Zlenrij Jbttiac. A rxTfeflt r««9llr ftirj DliirinMS, DroirsW T«it« la ibo Monsh. I Triple, PnJa tn the •Sldo, Ac. Th»y r*rn-l tlie Birwela %nd I prevent CousMp®Mon

Pllos. TheMu*il-

Only lono p4ll a doM. I'rice 2b oe&ta.

«at and e*ateet to tnks. 40 tn a VIAI. Pnrrlr Vo^Uaoie. tioM by all Dnigfl^sta.

Sold by all Draa^sts.

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RATEOFMAi

An Agreeable A perlent A BeMgerant Thia woK-known pmmSm Ir hlsfalr r«ceMr»nd«l f-r DYSPKPSIA, HKADACHE, SkkaaH it tha Stomach, D«rt-torn-aad

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Miaaial Watery 8efamta Ptegdn^ Sale by ail Druggbts:

GAZETTB.

MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS

Authorized by the Commonwealth of Ky.

iiotii

Popular Drawing of the

CoBBwnaltli Diitrihtin Ctopuj.

At Macauley.'s Theatre,

la the City of Louisville, on

Thursday, July 31st, 1879.

On which occasion/ a JGEAXD CONCERT will be given, holders of a ticket or partf of a ticket entitled to admission free.

The drawing will be supervised bj men or undoubted character and standing, and ticket-holders, agents aad clubs are respectfatly requested to send on representatives with proper credentials to examine Into the drawing.

ANew |Era in the History to Lotteries.

600 Prizes 1000 Prizes 9 Prizes

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now a well man, have good appetite, dlgesand 1 are worth tluir weight I11 ookL

Prizes 900

1,5)60 Prizes, $112,400 Whole Tickets, $2. Half Tickets, $1. 37 Tickets, $50. 56 Tickass, $100.

Eemit by Pest Office Money Order, registered letter, Dank draft, or express. Full list of drawing publlshfjd in "Louisville C«uriorJournal and New York Herald, and mailed to all ticket-holders. For fickots and Information «.ridre«s COMMONWEALTH Dia TttlBUTION CO., or T. J. OOMMEKFOUD, Rej'y, Courier-Journal Building, Louisville, Kv. is. B. After July 1st drawings will ooour wontlily.

CURE YOURSELF!

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MARRIAGE

BACK!

Every ticket halder can belris own supervisor call out his number aad see it placed in the wheel.

The management call attention to the ttrand opportunity presented of obtaining for only 82, any of

THE FOLLOWING PRIZES. 1 Prize |30.000 1 Prize 10,000 1 Prize 5,000 10 Prizes I1.P00 each....: 10,800 20 Prizes 8500 each..~~~. 10,000 loo Prizes $100 each 10,000 200 Prizes 60 each 10,000 20 each 12,000 10 each 10,000 800 each, Approximation

Prizes 2,700 Prizes 200 each, Approximation Prizes 1,800 9 Prlzoa 100 each, Approximation

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ESTERBROMCS

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FOR S1£

BY ALL STATION 0&

CSTERBROOK 8TKCL PEN OO. Vorka: Camdes. M. J. KewTork.

SUCCESS

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STOCK OPKBATIO**

to only unnrat. .by S

union of Capital and Bxiwrienoed Still lately On the ground, so to raap tbe fits from dally fluctuations as tbay oooar (either bull or bear market) with oat waiting to incur tfce hasard of swecpLn* risks. Thmo ben«flts are coined bv the Mutual Cap^taUxaUon System, wnich eoables rtny «o« to operate aooooea. fully, and secures to each participant all the advantages of unlimited capital on large or small Investments, while profits are divided pro rata among shareholders evary month. Any mun from $30 to KZifiOO can be used with equal proportionate pront. Wo recently made over flT,000 tp profit. 80 dftjB by this system fbr each of 22 business men •glnalcap' jstotaers, operating private lnfbrmation free. Stocks and bonds wanted. Governments supplied. Apply to

80 dftj-B by tnM system ror eacn or va mwineas men whomrnished only t2,000 apiece marginal capital. We are now extending our line of eustotaers, and will send "Bales for Bacoees" In operating and

BBOWN &

28 Broad Street. New York Cltv.

ADAMS,

OoM Bankers and Brokers, "oe.26atid

.00 for 25 Cts.

Bead This! Corr«riCT, or 36 Cents u. po»Ure iUum, we wHl tend THJB

VOMBINATION

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A The HoninnlMi HMHMI oTF™ctte*J

ookmr n)«aM« k«n« oook-book. All Im »bore, |xwk«l to a neut box. not by r*te*n mati, poo-paid, on raeetyt ot tmty 96 OHita in attTer or nnw*

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ZS C4ata ha po«fa« stamp*. 81.00 in Talo«._This afre*t ssxl t1fr«raJ offbr made

rooflk. We will seed flee How* *r IIJOO. Show dob of foor, and to get yoor own

ftnxiucc Jin »lrertiwineirt. gat 2-tx free. StMtfaetbm guarantied or money nfimMd. t'oa .t iH pever hare a chaoce to vet »o moc^k rar »o Httlc moner ^rai4, therefore do not atlM Addrea. A. U. TEJilt*

Park Flaw. Sow TnA.

THE TAMPICO BUSTS

now nsed In

ttR. WHIR'S HEALTH CORStT AD I SKIRT SOMOtTII are the trroateat improvement ever xnada in Ooraeta. They are ae aoft aa velvet, very flcrfble, and contain no bone«. Prtee by mall W.M, Nnndna Ooraet,

TNI FLE1IUI HIP COSSfT, (ISO Bones), fits with perfect ease, and ie loarraM^l not to break over the Hips. Price «1.S5. For Sale by all lc»41nc Merchants.

WARNER BRO'S,

A 351 Broadway. Nenr Yorfc

FREEMASONS

as agents to so hat subscriptions for T»e MASONIC NEWS

PAPER. magnificeat illustrated veaidy. Beautiful oil chromo, THE_ROCK OF MASONRY, free to subscribers. advance. chroma, by

TenjM, $1.20 per annum in

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MISCELLANIOUS ADVERTISEMENTS

Hunt'i Remedy* The Great Kidney and Liver Ifledl^ cine^ cures Pains In the Back, Side or Loins, and all Diseases of the Kidneys, Bladder and Urinary Organs, Dropsy, travel, Diabetes,

OH! MY

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Brlght's^Diseaseof the Kidney's, Retention or Incontinence of Urine, Nervous Diseases Female Woaknes*. and Excesses HI NT'S Uti,H£»¥|is prepared EXPBKSSL.\ for these disease*.

From a retired minister of the Methodist Episcopal Church. 809 North Seventeenth Street.

Philadelphia, Penn., April Id, 1878. Wx. K, CLARKB—Dear Sir HUNT'S REMEDY has cured my wife of Dropsy in its worst form. All hope had left us for months. All say that It is a miracle. Water bad dropped from her right limb for montbs. Forty-eight hours had tafcen all the extra water from her system. All other means had be tried. None succeeded but HUNT'S REMEDY. 4^'THONY ATWOOP. From Bev. E. Q. Taylor, D. D., Pastor First

Baptist Church. Providence, R. I., Jan. 8, 1870. I can testify to the virtue of flUSTS REMEDY in Kidney Diseases from actual trial, having been greatly benefited by its use. E. G. TAYLOR.

HUNT'S It EOT ED Via purely Vegetable, and is used by the advice of Physicians. It has stood the test of time for 30 yoars, and the utmost reliance may be placed in It, Ono trial will convince you.

HUNT'S REMEDY

Sen 1 for Pamphlet to WM.K. CLARK, PBOVIDKK,

Sold bv all] Druggists.

A O O A N

Anybody can learn to make money rapidly operating in stocks, by the "Two Unerring Rules for SuQcess," in Mcssr.8. Lawrence & Co.'» new circular. The combination method, which the firm has made so successful, enables people with large or small means to reap all the benefits of largest capital and best (kill. Thousands of orders, in various suns, are pooled into «ne vast amount and co-operated as a mighty wnolc, thus securing to each shareholder all the a*vantagee of the largest operator. Immense profits are divided monthly. Any amount, from f£ to |t,U)0, or mere, can b~ used successfully. N. Y. Baptist Weokly, SeptemJjcr 88th. 1878, says: "By the combtnm«" pays fseo, or pei 11.000, or 10 per cent, on tne stock, daring the

ation system $15 would make ST5. or 6 per cent. WO pays ISM, or 7 per cent. 1100 makes itWWt vt *w mim ys* ««»v month, aocordlag to the markot." Frank Leslie's Illustrated Vewspaper, June 29t,b: "The combination method of operating stocks ielhe most sanoessfnl over adopted." Ncwlork Independent, Sept. lfltk:

Ml aa. am •r,ouei«». u.

DM. C. BIO BLOW,

laaaar aatuad la Iba

kNlat.H an* fkat ta oat nmrn«TT corn, txrt

ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. Noticc is hereby given that the undersigned administrator ot Jesse Jones, de ceased, will sell at public auction at the late residence of aaid deceased, on Theirsdaj, the 17th day of Julj, 1879 all the persoaal property which has come into his possession aa such administrator, consisting of horses, cows, hogs, wagons, plows, harness, blacksmith tools, household furniture, &c., &c. iJb 5

TERMS OF 8ALE:--A credit of twelve months will be given on all sums over three dollars the purchaser giving his note with approved security waiving valuation and appraisement laws and bearing eight per .cent., interest from date. HEKRY BOYLL

Administrator with will annexed.

Farmers Attention! J. F. MOEPKL,

whose grocery i# situated on the corner of First and Ohio street, is supplied with just the goods you warrt and he sells them on terms to please you. He has SALT "MEATS, 5TAPLE GROCERIES,

FANCY GROCERIES. QUEEN SWARE

and a general line of desirable goods. Cash paid for country produce.

MOltEra-COD-LIVEBOll

pcrfcotlT pore. INuauaiiwift fca batf (7 tfc« Uglicat madSNt aottwrltla^latlMirarld. OlraabMaat award at IS Wortfk

BEFORE BUYING OR RENTING A

CABINET ORGAN

Be snre to send fcr oar LATEST CATALOCTTK and CIKCULABS with nw rrrLaa, RSDUCHD PRICES I$M. $6C, $78, $84, (£0, $69, $106, $109. $114, $130, and upwards), and much informatian. Sent /ret. MASON ft HAMLIN ORGAN CO. Boston, New York or Chicago.

DR. J. A. SHERMAN, is now at his branch office, 5 South Filth Street. St. Louis, Mo., where his patieau and those wishing his treatment may consult him till July 1st. His book with photographic likenesses of bad eases before and after cure: mailed for ten cents. Will be at Principal Office, S51 Broadway, New York, July & August.

ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed administratrix of the estate of John Duncan, deceased, late of Vigo County.

Said estate is probably solvent. MABY J. DUNCAN, Administratrix.

MISCELLANIOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.

The merits of this splendid stovr ave been thoroughly, and satisfactoiI'.y tested during the past six years, and we have no hesitation in recommending it to the public, and assuring^them that it is the cleanest^, easiex to manage, and most economical steve in the market.

Fenner Lotze.

No. 311 Main street, between Third and Fourth.

ABLE

TALV

10.000

BUTHS. I»w» IlttJlil, rate dbeor, Will Cure I you feci !y liowfcg whj WUHnrtvt

If yon are Btrffertne fto Idg on abed of 1 Bop Bitters

If you arevtmplrailhig dlspfrtted, without clearHop Bitten

If yon are & minister. self with your pastoral dn^|0e« out with care and work.

Jurraov or 3

Hop Btttamwlll If yoqareanamof bua#Tf, strain of your ovstydaj duties. tera, tolling orur joai naWnlgnt

Hop Bitter* will Btvengt If yoa ara ynurtt, a crctlon, or are growuw

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combination system founded upon oorreol bnsineee principles, and n« person naed tie without an inoome while it is kept working by Messrs. Lawreace ft Co. Brooklyn Joursal, April 90th: "Our editor made a set profit of I10LH from $30 la one of Measrs. Lawrenoe A Oo.'s combinations." Xsw cireular (nailed trt) explains everything. Blocks and boads waited. Government bonds supplied. Lawrence Co., Banker a, #7 Exchange Plaoe. S. Y.

DISPENSARY,M10I80HB

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Hop Bitten will If yoa are in tha woi desk, anfwtMnv and cleansing tonJtaK or cattng.

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Hop Btttritoi to If yoa aroold, and Dcrres ouataady, aod nop win wd Try Hop

Wlut Von to fco want jrcru N Vigor, and Pain

Cough Cure

Foradaby all drqggl^

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FREE GIFT!

Spilepsy, Fits,

Faliinfr Sickness, St. Vitus Dance, Convulsions. and all Nervous AJTUctions, cur »d by Or. Vou*B«rg['i €olebr(tte4 German Cure. An infalibU aud unexcelled remedy warranto'! to effect aspeady and permanent Cure. Statiatlcs show an average of 05 onres our of every 100 cases. *'A FilEil BOTTlvJK'' 3eut to any sufferer seudlug ua their Po&t Office and Ex»rea- Ad'lruis.

It. F. COOKK A CO., Cbemlati. 111|\V( st 3Cth St., N. Y.

SMALL

15, |10, $J0, ?25, |50, S100, etc., realize huudsonie prolits.

ROtlvij stocks

if IV I A bonfrht and fol! ou a margin of one dollar per share: also Wheat «n mar^lu of one c«nt per bushel, Corn, Oats, Pork and Lard to suit. The old reliable ploaeer exchange, endorsed bv prrss and puMlc. Kcf^r to thousands of uccessfnl patrons. Paccphlet showing hewto trade, v*:ua!jle Information, etc., sent tree. The Chicasro Public Produce ExchtiTi(f«. 13) to 14i Madison St.. Chicago.

E E O A FLEETWOODS'

tilff'E OF CHRIST. 850 PftgR*. Over.300 Illustrations. Free to all who send ua their address and six cents in postage Stamps. Address. UNlTEO STATES BOOK & BIBLE CC.. 17S & ISO. Elm tt Cincinnati, O.

Agentbemen

WANTED

in Pvery -County. Reliable, iiitellljrent Businesi can clear 81,COO to 43,000 yearly, in the New Agency. Entirely new and desirable—pleasant and permanent. Can carried on in coonecriou with a store, shop or mill, or by any good agent. suitable for every county in the United State®.

Addros, -v S, CHAPMAN, ••••it Madison, lnd.

ASK WILSON & McCALLAY'S

"HAPPY THOUGHT"

YGUB I

WAVE-LINE

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GEAilEif

PLXJG

TOBACCO

I Seat Chew In The Market.

FOR ^LD EVERYWHERE.

can make

rjf Yon

n.l^rVria—^tnoney by soiling

our Sterling Chemical Wicks— Never needs trimming. So smoke or smell—10 cents each, 3 for 25

wnti. S«nd stamp for catalogue of Wonderful Inivenons, staple and fancy goods. ParsosA. WwtflrA Co. 15 Clarke*

Onr superbly mn«trat«d OataJngoe of B»nc1 and Oreb«Mml Onttlta, ooirtaimruf oagniinKi ot UM most elegnnt inatrumcnta in nae, and a vsrtetf of infor-1 matkm inTaloabls to maficians joail«d free bvLYON I1RAX.Y. K3St»~ riu

NAMts of residents wante For 25 named aad '25 cents we will send voua fine silk handkerchief, every thread silk, .regular price $1.00. ti. W. 15 fU»r Btreet (.h! a

oo-OUTFIT FREE

For 3&le«MO vtd CiovsMera. Tbc latest iod best Ibin/ oo Mrtb. Will prove it or forfeit $10Ct A life-low titurtios. Adiirew, ClIlllK^TEft A C4L*T *OZ FOVFTH AFQRWS YFHB

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MOBFHEfE wamt •and in 10 to 9) dayv.1 DP FAY TILL CURED. JQfc 9. tttpkmu, Lebanon, 0.

$1 A tn (inn Invested ua WallSt. Slocks makes $1U lUipiUUU

fortunes «rery month. Bookseat