Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 6 July 1882 — Page 7

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RHEUMATISM,

Neuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago, Backache, Soreness of the Chest, Gout, Quinsy, Sore Throat, Swellings and Sprains, Burns and

Scalds, General Bodily Pains,

Tooth, Ear and Headache, Frosted Feet and Ears, and all other Pains and Aches.

No Preparation on earth equal* ST. A REUS OTT 11 a safe, *urc, titnplc

and

cheap

External

Remedy. A trial entails but the comparatively trifling outlay of CO Cents, and every ono differing with pain can have cheap and positive proof of its claims.

Direction* in Eleven Languages.

SOLD BY ALL DBU0GIST8 AND DEALEE8 IN MEDICINE,

A. VOGELER

to CO

lialtimore, Md., V, S. Am

COURT HOUSE ECHOES.

From Saturday's Daily. JUSTICE I.OCKMAN.

S'ate vs George Spraguc, retailing liucil $20 and costs. Committed. JUSTICE STKIN'MBIIL.

Mi P. IIui'oajiK who WHS run over by Bnuirmeister & Bush's waiion recenily •was given $15 damages.

NEW SUITS—SlJPEHIOTt COUItT. 41(1—Herbert Creal, by ber next friend, and Hannah M. Creal, vs Wm. B. Henry and Parker Milligai), to quiet title. W. W. lluinsey.

From Friday's Dally. •TUSTICK LOCKMAN.

Slate vs. Matthew Bntt, drunk fined $1 and costs. iin arid Patrick. State vs. Clwrles Seitz, assault and battery on Sam Lee continued.* #»•,«.,

ADMINISTRATOR.

James H. Kleiser of II. H. Roseman's estate. Boud $4,000. From Monday's Daily.

SUI'KUIOU COUItT.

Adjourned till Wednesday.*' ii NEW SUIT8—SL'I'EltlOK CODRT. 447—Frank Nel-sou vs. Alestine Kelen and three others, ou bond. Pugh & Pugh.

NEW BUITS-^-ClBCUIT CODRT. Tl 23,048—Mira J. llowk vs. Euos Strouse, appeal.

MARRIAGE LICENSE.

John Burke and Julia Smith. From Wednesday'« Daily.'' T1IEURANDJUBY is in session. This morning tlie'y were trying to huut up the witnesses in the Blako shooting case.

THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

will convene against next Friday. JUSTICE LOCKMAN.

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Ludwig SmithiHcyer, Thomas McGlono nod Thomas Downes were fined $r uud costs each for drunkenness.

James Havner, Win. Jackson and Frank Curtis were fined $1 each for drunkenness. The charge against Jackson was originally -'using vulgar language before ladies."

Sam. Hoskins, Wm. Laflfin, Wm. Gray and Peter Stearns, country wuu ho came to town to celebrate, were arrested last night, about 11 o'el ick, for disturbing the piace. They were all druuk and LafUn had a revolver. They were all fined this morning. They will probably do their celebrating at home the next time.

MARRIAGE MCEN8F.8.

George E. Wood aud Anna E. Hainan.

Gave instantaneous relief, St. Jacobs Oil. Neuralgia. Prof. Tice.—St. Louip Post-Dispatch. ... i*

In the Times, of PhiladefpliUr vre observe lir. John AIcGrath. 1236 Christian street, was cured by St. Jacobs Oil of severe rheumatism.

The Louisville Drill.

The Indianapolis Journal of this morning contains an article dated Louisville saying that it i8gea«ril'y or nee led that the Crescents ol New Orleans will receive first prize at the big drill at Louisville ou yesterday. Thtf decision ut the judges will tie given this evening. How such a conclusion HS this can be arrived at is a mystery. The Crescuit City Company have never figured on what is known as a "programme drill" and have never been matched against ihe Chickasaws or Porters. How they can step in and take first money from such companies as these, is more than we can understand. We believe that, the Chickasaw Guards is the best drilled military company in the United States, and we predict that when the decision is given this evening, that it will stand in about this wise—Chicks first, Porters second, Quapaws third and the Crescents fourth. See how close we come to it.

A Niagara Falls Excursion. The Grocers' Association announces an intention of running another excursion, this time toNiagaia Falls, about the 15th of July. A rate probably as low as $5 will be secured and arrangements will be made both with hacks and hotels at the Falls at great reductions on the usual scak'B. 6illy Byers knows all the ropes and he is working the matter up.

THE MARKETS.

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J. NEW YORK.

WESTERN ASSOCIATED PRESS TSLKGHAM:] Nrw YORK,July 5. FLOUR—Receipt* 39.000 barrel* sales 10,000 barrel* dull and weak labore strike hi ill checks the export trade round hoop O. |4.05fc$5.60 choice $o.6f@8. (JO western superfine f:j.3d#4.40 caramon to good extra 94.50Q 5.(50 choice |[email protected]: choice white wheat •7..2W8.25.

W A a a a iv speculative business sales, 24H.OOO bushels No.. 2 red July $l.2*@1.2X){ 168000 bushels August |1.1»%Q 1.20^4 280,000 bushels September [email protected]^ 160.000 bushels Oct $1.20Ji 40/XX) bushel* »1.18%@1.19 8,000 bURhelw No. 1 wheat Sept $116%.

CORN—

l%M\ye

hotter fairly active mixed

western spot 78®83c

future798@8538c

sales,

500,000 bushels. OATH—Yi§l%c higher western 69%® 67c sales, 340,000bushels.

BEEK—Q,ulet and steady new extra S15.5G @«UI.OO. Ft

ORK— Quiet and firm new mess 122.00® 22.25 old ftu.7ba2100. A a on am rendered $12.70.

BUTl'EIt— Dull, and unsettled western UlU'Mc El Kin creamery 25c. OHEEBK-Steady 2@ll%c.

KUUAR-Quiet. OL A 8SE:—Steady. PETROLEUM—Duh 46^47c. RICE-Firm. COFFEE—Quiet. FiXEKJHTH—Hteady. TURPENTINE—Doll ««45^c. ROHiN—Hteady |[email protected]. TALLOW—Firm: western. EGGS—Dull 19®20c.

TOLEDO.

WESTERS ASSOCIATED PRESS TKJLEGKAM: TOLEDO, July 5. WHEAT~Firm No. 2 red cash $1.25% July tl.14% August $1,09 year 11.07V.

CORN—Firm high mtxcu 80 No. 2 cash TJ%v, Auv 77e Oct 75%e yeni tHi^c. OATS—Hteady No. 2 cash 50c Aug 38%c.

CLEVELAND.

WESTERN ASSOCIATED PRESS TELKORAM CLEVELAND, July 6. PETROLEUM—Market steady quotations unchanged Standard White #1.10@1

M%.

CHICAGO.

WESTERN ASSOCIATED PRESS TELEGRAM: CHICAUO, JUly 5. WHEAT— TTnset.tled find lower: Sprinc: |1.32eHHh or July $1.12 Aug $1.5% Hept regular 11.14% July fl.0^ August |1.05?4 Hept (V)RN-Firm and higher 7i%c cash or July 77% August or Septetuber 60Xo year.

OATS—Stronger 49%c July 89^c Sept. RYF,-73%c. BARLEY—Noran'l 87@90c September. WHISKEY—Quiet 81.1#. PORK—Htrong and higlier $21.82^ cash or July:$2l.9i^j August: 822.07}CHeptember.

LARl— Firm an«f higher July 12 50 August

^ncptciiiuci»

|12.4o cash or

$12."02% Bepteinber.

CINCINNATI.

WESTERN ASSOCIATED PRESS TELEGRAM:] CINCINNATI, July 5. FLOUR—Dull: family |5 [email protected] fancy $fi..'M)(47..00.

WHEAT—Dull No. 2 red 81.2501.28. CORN—Excited, active and higher No. 2 mixed 78J^c

OATH—rttroni? o8)£o. ARifE—Firm 74c, BARLFIJY—No trade. a PORK—Firm 822.75. f' .Si LARD—Firm $1^.23. BULK MEATS—Hteady: $9.75(313.00,

ACOS Hi rong $]0.75(^ 14 [email protected] WHI8KE.Y-Strong 1

BALTIMORE.

WESTERN ASSOCIATED PRESS TELEGRAM &<• '•.'•.'•IT1 FI!#/ BALTIMORE, July 5. FLOUR—Ihill and steady wostet superline t:[email protected] extra $4.25(^5.50 family $5.75 ©7.00.

Wl-IEAT—Western quiet and firm No. 2 winter red spot $l.:«)(ai.80i July, $1.23 bid Aiigust tl.l8Ji(j$l.lM%.

CORN—Wesieru^iigher and utrong mixed «pot July 83%@8 .l%c August 84% bid Hepi84)o.

OATH—Quiet and steady western white CJwOSc mixed 57a49c Pennsylvania 59@62c. li E—N inn '1 7oa80c.

HAY—Dull. PROVISIONS—Firm, in instances higher mess pork [email protected] bulk meats, shoulders and clear rib sides packed 81(i.7f)(uI:J..75 bacon, shoulders $11.60 clear ri» Hides 815.00 hams $15.50(A$16 lard refined $13.00.

INDIA!?APL.IS I VE ITCIRKET.

STUCK

UNION STOCK YARDS, July 8.

Hons-Receipts, 348 head shipments, ii'ue. The market Vas quiet for want of stock, though the extent of sales shows that price* was strong as compared with Saturday's current rates,and if there should be no improvement both In quality and numbers, within the next three days, we expect to be able to report a further advance for good pacltlng an&shipping. We qote* Heavy shipping and pnekjng. $8 15@8 50 Assorted light and medium 8 00i Common to good light 7

8 20 7 90

Heavy roughs 6 75@7 76 Pigs 7 2o@7 75 Skips 5 00 6o

CATTLE—Receipts,175 head shipments, 45 bead. The market was active with good demand from both shippers and butchers, though prices are unchanged, and owing to the light supplies all stocks had crossed the scalcs by nine o'clock indeed several butch era were not uble to supply their wants. We quote: Good to prime shipping $6 75@7 J5 Common to fair Mapping.. 5 26©6 50 Good to choice butchers' 5 0Utjti 00 Common to fair butchers' 3 tU(»4 50 Stoclicrs and fetders a 00®|5 00 Common cows J1 iOisjjJ 50 Bulls 2 OOcjo UJ Veal calves 5 Uf«G 00 Milch cows 25 00(450 00

SB KKI—Receipts, 100 head shipments, uone. Through leTexaA, four ears. The market was faiily active with a gocd local ilemumi nt unchanged prices. We quote: Good to prime sheep $3.50(34.00 Common to fair alitep [email protected]

TERRE MAVTE MARKET.

GAZETTE OFFICE, Wednesday, July 5.

The following are the paying price, corrected to-day: WHEAT-Fultz, $1.12: red, 11.13,

Coax—New white,

8$c

mixed,

78c.

OATS—Cargoes, 55c. "l BUTTER—Finn 20c. EGGS—Firm: 14c. POULTRY—Firm and quiet Hens, 6c live turkeys, 7c per lb. geese, $3.60 durfks 8,1.15 per doz. roosters, 3c per lb..

DRIED FRUIT—Apples, 5c peaches,6c per lb. HAY—Timothy, baled, $16.00 good to choice loose, $16.00. ,r. iMfc 6RATEFUL TO INVALIDS

Florestoa Cologne is grateful to invalids, because it is refreshing without the sickening effect of most pe||umes.

WANTED COLUMN.

WANTED.

WAman

ETED-E OYM E N T-FOr a who-is willing to sow wood or

do any kind of laboring work. Enquire or addresi Society for Organizing Charity,681% Main.

WANTED—A

person in every townTto

distribute 10 to 100 newspapers, free For full particulars, remuneration, etc. address, Journal of Commerce, Omaha, Neb.

FOE SALS

OR TRADE.

FOBSALEOR

I ADE—LOis-rifty

Iota in the east part of town—will sell or trade. George G. Duy, 315 Ohio street.

ANNOUNCEMENTS.

MA&RIED.

WOOD-HOMAM-George E. Wood and Miss Anna E. Homan'of this city, were united In marriage Monday night, by the Rev. Mr. Green, at the parsonage. The will board at the corner of Fifth and Eagle street*.

Dividend Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the trustees of the Terre Haute Savings Bank have this day declared a semi-annual dividend of two and one half per cent ou all sums of two dollars and upwards, which shall have been on deposit for six months next preceding, and a proportionate rate on all like bums that have been on deposit for three months, payable to depositors on and after July 25th, 1882. All dividends not drawn out will be credited on account and draw interest from Jnly 1st.

NO. S.. BEACH,Secretary

Judicial Convention.

In pursuance of autnorlty vested in the Democratic Executive Committees of Vigo and Suilivan Counties, the undersigned give notice that a delegate convention will be held at the Court House in lht town of Sullivan, Sullivan County, Indiana, on Tuesday, July 11th, 1882, at 2 o'clock P. for the purpose of nominating candidates tor Circuit Judge and Circuit Prosecutor for the 14th Judicial Circuit of Indiana. \igo county will be entitled to 28 delegates in pursuance of the call of the Democratic Executive Committee of Vigo County and Hulllvan will be entitled to 15 delegates apportioned tn pursuance of the call of the Democratic Executive Committee of Sullivan oounty. Total38 delegates.

T. B. SnA'^IS

Chairman Dem. Ex. Com. Vigo (Jo. DAVID CRAWLEY, Chairman DEM. Ex. com. Sullivan co.

Vigo County Democratic Convention.

in pursuance of authority vested in the Democratic Executive Committe^of Vigo County, the undersigned give notice that a Jelegate convention wi.l be held at the Court House in the city of Terre Haute, on Saturday, July 8th, 1882, at 2 o'clock P. M. for the purpose of nominating .candidates to be placed on the Democratic county ticket for the ensuing election.

The Democratic voters of the several wards in the city of Terre Haute, and of the townships of the county, ate requested to meet in primary convention at places to be designated by the respective Ward and Township Committeemen at 2 o'clock p. M. in the townships, ami at 8 o'clock p. M. in the city wards,on Saturday,

June 24,1882, and select

live delegates in each ward and township to the said county convention. It is also ordered that at the came times and places, such primary conventions shall select one delegate each, to each of the following conventions to be hereafter called, dtate, Congressional and Judicial.

It Will also the duty of each ward and township to select, at their primary conven tions, a commltteemaa to serve on the Democrat County Execntlve Committee for h« edsulng two years. By order of the Committee.

In view of the fact that Vigo County will be entitled to twenty-three delegates in each of these three conventions, the committee recommends, that as there are but eighteen wards and townships, the remaining five delegates be selected at large, by the county convention which meets on the 8th day. of July, 1882. -, T. B. SNAPP, Chairman,

A. J. KKLLEY Secieiary.

Political Announcements.

RECORDER.

The GAZETTE is antnori*edto annotittce the name of James M. Phillips as a candidate for re-nomination-lor Recorder of Vigo County, subject 1o the decision of the Demoratic convention.

Alonzo Foster is a candidate for Recorder of Vigo Comity, subject to the decision of the Democratic nominating convention.

TREASURER.

The GAZETTEis authorized to announce the name of N. B. Kennettof Linton township, as a candidate for tbe office of Treasurer of Vigo County, subject to tne decision of theDemooratlonominating convention.

We are authorized to announce the name of James Cox, of Wevln^Towushlp, for the office of Treasurer of Vi^o Connty, subjcct ou the deelslou of the Democratic noml tatlng convention.

SUPERIOR JUDGE.

TheGAZETTE is authorized to announce the name ot James M. Allen as a candidate for Judge of tlie Su perlor Court, subject to the decision of tne Democratic nomluating convention

The GAZETTE is authorized to announce the name of Cyrus F. McNutt, as a candidate for Judge of the Superior Court subject to the decision of the Democratic nom* mating convention.

AUDITOR.

TheGAZETTE is authorized to announce tliat Andrew Grimes will be a candidate for lenomination for (Jouuty Auditor, subject

the approval

cotfen'ion.

the Democratic counly

COUNTY CLERK.

Tu the Editor of the OAKBTTK: I am a candidate for Clerk of Vigo County, subject to the nomination of the Democratic convention. JOHN B. MEYKH.

The GAZBTTB is authorized to announee the name of W. R. Mercer, of Harrison township, as a candidate for Connty Clerk, subject to the deoision of the Democratic nominating convention.

The GAZBTTB is authorized to anuouace the name of James M. Sankey, as a candidate for Couuty Clerk, subject to the decision ot the Democratic nominating convention.

The GAZBTTMIS authorized to announee the ntme of John Royse

a candidate for

the office of County Clerk, subject to the decision of the Democratic nomina£lng,conventlon.

Political Announcement.

REPRESENTATIVE.

The GAZETTE is authorized to announce the name of Dr. A. J. Humphrey, of Nevlns township, as candidate for Representative in the State Legislature, subject to th decision of the Democratic convention.

The Gazette is authorized to announce trie name of Martin ML. 1j&>, of Prairie Creek Township, as a candidate for Commissioner from the Third dlstriot. subject to the de cision of ihe Democratic convention.

SHERIFF.

The GAZETTE is authorized to announoe the name of G. A.Schaalas candidate lor the office of 8heriff, subject to the decision of the Democratic nominating convention.

The GAZETTE is authorized to annonnce the name of Reuben Buts, of Sugar Crtek Township, as a candidate for County Sheriff, subject tn the decision of the Democratic nominating convention.

George W. Carico is a candidate for Sheriff of Vigo county, subject to the decision of the Democratic nominating convention.

The GAZETTE is authorized to announce the name of John Cleary as candidate for Sheriff subject to the decision of the Democratic convention.

William H. Stewart will be a candidate for Sheriff of Vigo Couuty, subject to the decision of the Democratic oouventlon.

The GAZETTE IS authorized to announce the name of B. F. Rogers, of Lost Creek Township, as a candidate for Sheilff of Vigo County subject to the decision of the Democratic nomluating convention.

The GAZETTE is authorized to announce the name of George W. Kruzan as a candidate for sheriff of Vigo Co., subject to ihe decision of the Democratic nominating onvention.

PROSECUTING ATTORNEY. The GAZETTE is authorized to announce the name of Samuel Hamlll as a candidate for Prosecuting Attorney for this, the 14th Judicial Circuit, subject to the dec'sion of the Democratic nominating convention.

The GAZETTE is authorized to announca the name of Wm. Waggoner, of Sullivan County, as a candidate for Circuit Proseoutor of .this Judicial Circuit, subject to the decision of the Democratic judicial Convention.

The GAZETTE is authorized to announce the name of Perry, H. Blue as a candidate for prosecuting Attorney for this, tho 14th judicial circuit, subject to the decision of the Democratic nominating convention.

COUNTY COMMISSIONER. To the Editor of the GAZETTE: You will please announce that it Is the desire of many citizens to have John FRoedel's name mentioned as a candidate for County Commissioner Jrom the (Second district, before theDemocratic nominating convention. MANY DEMOCRATS.

The GAZETTE is authorized to announce the name of Georgd Vermillion, of Fayette township, as a candidate for counly commissioner from the first district,, subject tne decision of the Democratic nominating convention.

The Gazette iaauthollzed to announce the name of Frauk F. Smith as a candldaice for Commissioner from the becotul District subject to the decision of the Democratic convention.

TheGAZETTE

is authorized to announce

the name of G. W. Bowne, of Pierson township. as a candidate for Commissioner from the Third District, subject to the decision of the Democratio nominating convention.

The GAZETTE is authorized to announce the name of Charles W. HofT as A candidate for Commissioner of Vigo County subject to the decision of the Democratic nominating convention.

TheGAZETTE is authorized to annonntc the name Of John W. Wilson, offtose Creek Townsnip, as a candidate for County Commissioner from the First District, subject to the decision of the Democratic nominating convention.

The GAZETTEIS authorized to ^announce the name of I W Beuuchninp, of Prairie Creek township, as a candidate for County Commissioner from the Third Di^rict, subject to ttie decision of the Demociatic nominating convention.

We are authorized to announce the name of Jacob Orth, of Otter Creek townehip, for County Commissioner for the First District subject to the decision of the Democratic nominating convention.

The GAZETTE is authorized to announce the nam6 of John S. Jordon as a candidate for Commissioner tor the Second District, subject to the decision of the Democratic convention.

Isaac P.. Hippel WiU be a candidate for Commissioner in the Third Disulct, subject to the decision of the Democratic nominating convention.

We are authorized to announce the name of Charles Stewart of a candidate for the office of commissioner for the Second District, subject to the decision of the Demo-

Alio connrv oonvpntlnn.

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Chloago to St. Paul, two fast trains daily. Chicago to Madison, four trains daily. Chicago to Madison, via Milwaukee and Waukesha.

Chicago to Sparta, two express trains dally. Chicago to Green Bay, three trains dally.

Chicago to Menaslin, two express trains da) ly. Chicago to Green Lake, two trains dally.

No other road runs to Green Lake. Chicago to Lake Mills.. No other road rnns there.

This is the only line to Devil's Lake, Wisconsin.

This is the only line from Chicago to Lake Geneva. Chicago to all northern resorts, many trains daily.

All of the above are via Chicago A Northwestern. It alone runs Pullman Cars north of Chicago. it has Parlor oars north ot Chicago,

It alone rans Dining Cars north of Chi-

OS go. Go through Chicago when going north. All ticket vgentscan sell you excursion tickcts via the Chicago North-western railway.

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ExecutoPs Sale of Real tate.

The undersigned, executors of the last will of Chauncey Rose, deceased, twill on the 8th day of June, 1882, at the office of M. S. Durham. No. 605)^ Ohio street, In the city of Terre Haute, Indiana, sell at private sale, the following described real estate in the city of Terre Haute, Vigo tconnty, and state of Indiana, to-wit: Lot number eightyfour (84) in Jewett'a addition to Terre Haute. Indiana.

TERM3 0F8ALF: One-fonrth cash, the remainder to be paid in three equal annual installments, the notes for the deferred payments to bear seven per cent Interest from date of sale and to be paid annually.

FiRMIN NlPPERT,

JOSEPHusCOLLETT, executors.

May Mb, 1882.

Guardian's Sale of Real Fs-

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"Notice Is hereby given that In pursuance1' of the order of the Vigo Circut Court, I wiil^ sell at private sale for cash in hand, at the office of Royse 4c Reese, at No. 503% Main street, Terre Haute. Ind, at 10 o'clock A. M*' on the 10th day of May, 1882, the following real estate, viz. The undivided threeeighteenths (3-18) of lot No. sixteen (16) in J, W. Preston's subdivision of Lot No. five (o) of N. Preston's subdivision in the city ot Terre Haute, Vigo County, Indiana.

ANDREW GRIMES

Guardian of Ida M. Delia

A. fthd Henry C. Royse. E W.HAMILTON. APPLICATION FOR LICENSE Notice is hereby given that I will apply to the Board Of Commissioners of Vigo Co., at their June term for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in a less quantity than a quai at a time, with the privilege of allow ing the same to be drank on ray premise for a period of one year. My place of business and the premises whereon said liquors are to be sola and drank is located on the south half of lot 96, of the original ln-lots ot the town, now city of Terre Haute, on theeastsideof Third street betweeu Main and Ohio, in Terre Haute, in Harrison township, Vixo County, lnd.

JN®. T. STAFF.

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la headquarters for

GUN GOODS,

GUNS, REVOLVERS, AMMUNITION,

While I mn^a'ot selling out at SSI^Utt ot cost, half price, &C. I am selling better goods a a a a I a a purchasers p[ suits in the last ten days and I' can convince one hundred more in the next ten days by calling and examining my handsome line of soitS and suitings for men's, youth's, boys'

and children's ready made or made to order in*. first class stvle.

a J. T. H. MILLER. The Reliable ^Clothier and Merchant Tailor, 522 Main street, north side near Sixth.

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Book and

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Handaome Solid Black Walnut, manelao-

torad ao aa not to take th. dirt ordoat. Tboroaxlil/ •MBOMM! SAD kiln dried, W that it will stand the teat of any nlMati baadsom. robbed varnish flniahaad polisa wsnM and ornamented with arabesque deaicna in aold. fret music desk, poeket, handles end laoae

It ia built to laat, not lor allow.

(by "following the aimple inatvnetiooa seat)a| trench Horn, VioUn, Piccolo. Saxaphon., Ml Orchaatra, Cello, Church Pipe Ortar, and many other beantifnl atleota. In addition foa have the iegala otdinaijr organ at foot command.

27 8TOP3, as follows:

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THE BEAOEBS

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ceipted bill in foil for ninety dollars (91W). which is the regular and only price at which thic oivsa is aold. The price will soon be advanced to 91£500, en aomm

a-.

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Sporting Goods. ,»

f"&t'Fishing Tackle•

*Mr. Brumfiel has the finest stock of 1 fishing tackle erer displayed in the city. Rods, Reels, Lines, Hooks, Trot Liner,

Minnow Scins, etc., etc.

POCKET CUTLERY.

flis stock iB unequaled forvariety and quality. His stock of burns and iRevolvers Is the largest ever brought to the city, and he offers them at the very lowest rates.

Hunting Suits. 0

Lochs and Keys. Locks repaired and Keys made an«l Fitted.

Special Bargains Offered

—IN—

Eiglitfc hiii Mi'ltidiBg Btaif All kinds of Gun Work done in the oevt of stylo and at

REASONABLE RATES-1 tuW

If you want anything in the sporting line don't forget the number,

V'S£«SW»

Sewing Machines.

He is also Agent for the Victor Sewing Machines. 328 Ohio Street, Terre Haute, Ind.

Sign of the Big Gun.

Old Dr.Kilner,

Eye, Ear and Chronic Diseases. sawt

tfo mecHclne gtven os a trenera' thfng. Office, 202* north Fourth street.

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PATRONS AND FRIENDS.

{^"Minnows always on hand for fishng parties. 9

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The Famous 27 Stop Beethoven Organs.

Suitable for the Parlor, Chapel, Lodge, Church or Sabbath School*

-A BRIEF DESCRIPTION,

nn I

Boxed

Or»aa

n«*t .fvntm

BT-If the BeeUwveo Organ, after CMraaraecg. ctant use, doea not give you perfect aatiafactum te •very particular, and is in any way not as ivpiwiulM in thia advertisement, I hcrofy Lind my*ell to take i? bark and rofnnd you your money paidia correct f«nda, with legal interest of Mew Jerrey, *l- p« cent.) 1 further agree to pay ireight ihargea on the irttrn. ment both ways, the money to b' refunded imnieduito. ly npun receipt of Uie inatrnmimt at WMiiiimten. New Jersey.

HOW

»f rt- .f ui fit

-•Hit*# in 1* iti

|A 'J C'S thy

feast 94E0l Thia ooeabinaUon of Bjwd-Board and Stop Work bear in mind, hi the BKBTHOV8JI ia patented. Ho other orgaa maker dare build it. PRICE*—The prioe ef thia Orsaa, which inetades a' llnaio Book. Ormaa Bench, Choice Mtuic, da, aeewr*iTPMkedsad aeiivered oe board the oanat Wssk^ tn|toa,H*»Jaii|liaOBlr9M^O. TERMS*—The terms are Het ^Oaato. RmdMsajwi mmj be made bj Bank Drtlt, Poet Money Of« der, ItoRistand Letter or Jtsprasa, ptepaid. WARRANTED.—The BBKTHOVRH ia wsnanU ad tat aixyeera SUpped on one yeer*a tnsL.,

•till day mad alfkl to fin ail ordan promptly

To Whom it May Concerns wn4&

further nfiree.il mjoested. to oxchangd

it for any other organ or piano as aiwwn iamy cata logue. Very truly years, 'J

TO ORDER^-Enclofed

rtirs

ind money for

BeoUioven Organ. Ihave wad your statement in regard to It in this advertisement, nnd I order one on condition that it must prove wicKy as represented in every particular, or I shall return it at the end ef one year's we snd demand the return of my money, with interest from the very moment I forward it, at six p« cent., according to your oflfer.

Be very particular

give yovr Dame, Pott Office, County, State, Freight Station, and on what Railroad. t3T~Be

to remit by Bank Draft, Poet Qffle*

Money Ordertlleffietered Letter or Ezpreeetrepam.

speaks for itself. OfUa twenty sales nave been traced from the first sold a new

mS'SoiStOTMd^aw^^s^^llwhe^

mailrd from yonr poet office within ten days from thia date it will^be recet»ea| not otherwise, or you may accept by telegTsnh on the last d^.^d remit toymjui on that day. I shall POB1TIV

ELYrefuse all orders undrr j9Q,.nnJt«saocoi»-

piuiied with this newspaper, sad payment must be mailed witnla tsa aaysas specified.

DATED, WASHINGTON, NEW JEBSEY,

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N. B.-As this special oiler is limited snd wOl net be "Twatofrj| havenoi sll the money in hand, it will pay you to borrow a part from ^our njeoai.anatnns secare the best organ that osn be

offered, at a l«s

by other makers ia ususlly sold at.

Address or call npon DANIEL F. BEATTY, WASHW8T0N, NEW. JERSEY,

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price than any ocdinaiyorgaa