Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 5 October 1882 — Page 8
Hoberff, Boot & Co.
Popular Low Price Dry Goods and Fancy Goods Establishment, 518 and 520 Main St.
SXTKA GOOD VAX.TTC,
OUR BLACK CASHMERES,
OVM BLACK BILKS.
OVB COLORED SILKS AND SATINS,
OCR COLORED £ASHHBE8
AND DRESS GOODS.
111« Important for you to know that onr JM*ck Wool Cashmeres have Btood the test «f ei#tit years In thlr market and are the *»Ml goodi for wear In this country to-day.
They are full width extra heavy soft tabrte uiAi we hitye thein In bine aDd jet black.
Pieatte notice that oar prices are lower than they nave ever been and we offer our
50 cent grade at 44 cts. 60 68 75 90 $1.00 $1.25
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A. Black Cashmere Dress In any of these ^grades narpasses all other goods for wear at Ute same price.
BLACK SILKS, COLORED SILKS.
The largest stock In Terre Haute, at prices wbiah di»tanco all competition. II you want, a diess to weat we have got the sila that will do It. If you want a fashionable street or evening suit we have *ot theslikin auy desirable shade. You will appreciate our black silks nt ll.t'0, |1.25, $1.40, 1.50, fl.(W%, #1.92, $2.2o, everyone is a decided bargain.
RAontifiil Hew and elegant line of DBdUlllul, Biaided Rooes, Embroidered Kob?s, Novelty Dress Goods in all the leadir shutles.
Hotel, Boot & Co.
518 AND 520 MAIN STREET.
NEW SHOE STORE. Purcell, Alexander & Brown £have everything new in the shoe linn. Call and see them 413 Main street, bet. Fourth and Fifth.
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5,1882.
ALLEN'S BRAIN FOOD.
Positively cuies Nervous Debility, aDd at I weakness ot the generative organs. Price $1—6 for $5. All druggists. Send for.circular to Allen's Pharmacy, 615 .First Avenue, N. Y. For sale in Terre •Saute, by E. Bindley & VA.
Dr. Kline's Great .Nerve Restorer is the oaarvel ot the age for all Nerve Diseases. -All fits stopped free. Send to 931 Arch «tveet, Philadelphia, Pa.
"ROUGH ON RATS."
dears out rats, mice, roaches, flies, ants tMd-baps, skunks, chipmunks, gophers, 15cts. Druggists.
THE Howe Scales have all the latest improvments. It is true economy to buy the best. Borden, Selleck & Co. Agents, Chicago.
LOCAL NEWS. 01 U- I A Tax temperance people expect B. •Gratx Brown here again sometime this jmonih to speak on prohibition.
REMEMBER the excursion to Clay City 'On Saturday morning. Mr. Voorheet will t*peak there in the afternoon and in Hhtis city at nigbt at Court Park.
Com to Brag on.
John Button, of Prairie Cretk town--ship, sends to this office an car of yellow corn weighing two pounds. It only takes •thirty-five of such »-ars to make a bushel.
Reception Committee.
The following gentlemen have been appointed a committee to receive Mr. Emil Hoechster, of Chicago, who will speak on Thursday afternoon at Turner Hall on prohibition. The committee will meat him at the Union Depot at 2:30 r. M.:
E. Hirshberg, Frank Fisbeck, F. T. Biel, August Eiser, Frank F. Schmidt, Charles Bauermeister, Peter Miller, William Fremont, H. T. Voges, Christ. Deaner, Joseph Kantmann, C. L. Straus, Max Joseph, C. Eshman, C. A. Wittig, Charles Arleth, Hermann Lang, Nic. ,Stein. Joseph Lang, Peter Kaufmann,
Boland. N. Ka zenbach, D. Hirzel, Fred. Faust, A. Reiman, Max F. Hoberg. Henry F. Schmidt, Ernst Bleemel. Conrad Maier. II. Schumann, Fred Fischer, T. M. Schneider.
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Report of fir and Recorder A. B. Salsich for September. Cash ree'd on back assessments. .$ 135.00 Cash ree'd on assessments 9 ft 10 223.00 11. 1898.00 12. 1990.00 13. 181.00 14. 78.00
Total 14560.00 Cash ree'd on 8. L. Relt. Call No. 2.11.50 Membership, 2,223 new members received, 40 average. 33% years Lone Star No. 56 was the banner lodge for the month.
Trustee's Report.
TEBBE HAUTE, IND., Oct. 2,1882. Amount of poor expenses for Septem ber, 1881: Number of grocery orders, 64... dry goods 1... clothing 1... shoes 2... coal 2... railroad passes, 17... Conveying to poor asylum, 9... Burial expenses—buried, 2...
Total,
W. W. Casto contemplates organizing a Republican campaign club. Ruben Buttz foundhis horse that was stol» two weeks ago, near Vincennes.
Elias Reeves will start for Kansas in a few days and will make that place his home.
John Caldwell will have a sale of his personal property on the 7tli of next month.
There would have been a wedding in the little village of Maxville if the groom had not failed on his truthful words. The pretty-near bride is happy that she didn't launch upon that leaky boat.
Anniversary.
On last Evening the many friends of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Pulliam met at their residence on north Thirteenth street to celebrate the tenth anniversary of their marriage, and a large crowa was present. A nice supper was^served and whom Pulliam were the recipient of many presents among them a handsome Secretary's desk. A pleasant evening was enjoyed by all. R. P. Davis made the presentation speech, which was responded to by W. H. Pulliam.
THE phenomenal growth of Chicago as a manufacturing center is well illustrated by the even more remarkable growth and success of the Chicago Corset Co., manufacturers of Ball's Coiled, Spring Elastic Section Corset. Their merit has already become known in Europe, and is acknowledged through personal adoption in wear by royalty itself. They are working a revolution in corsets in America through the grateful ease, comfort and perfect fit afforded its wearer.
Revenue Collections.
The following are the internal revenue collections for Se Ou List Beer TUX paid spirit*. Cia-tis Tobacco.
jptember:
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.$130.50 3.00 6.50 4.50 500 20.70 10.80 15.00
$196.00
Number applicants for assistance 75 Number families helped 36 L. FINKBINER,
Township Trustee.
The Police.
Appended is the record kept by Cbiet ot Police Vandever, of the doings of the force under him during the month of September. Local value of money and property stolen $783 Local value of money recovered by the police $638 Unreturned $125 No. of arrests on suspicion 11 No of arrests for larceny 7 No. of arrests for horse stealing 2 No. of arrests for arson 1
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The Wheat Crop.
A. 8. Holloway, of Prairie Creek township, on 20 acres raised 338 bushels of Fultz wheat, machine measure—an average oi 10bushels.
John K. Ring, of Linton township, on eight aires raised 108 bushels of Fultz wheat—an average of over twelve bushels to the acre.
David Cox, of Fayette township, on 54 acres, raised 762 bushels of wheat, an average of nearly 15 bushels It was in three fields on different farms, two being red and one fultz, the latter yielding much the better.
J. W. Overpeck & Sons, of Olter Creek township, on ninety-two acres raised 1305 bushels of fultz wheat—an average of ovei 14 bushels.
C. H. Taylor, of Linton township, brought up to the city to-day 14 bushels of apples picked from one tree and got for them 55 cents per busbel making $7.70 from one tree and there are still six or seven bushels more on the tree.
Sugar Creek Scraps.
Mrs E McCulloch has moved to Terre Haute. Rev. Mr. Hunt is the pastor of Sandford circuit.
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3,709 25
105,333 SO 8,788 90 107 96
Special tax ],45« 83
Total 114 682 28
INDIGESTION and habitual costiveness arises from weakness of he nerves and muscles of the stomach. Due attention to the proper habit of life, in connection with the timely use of Brown's Iron Bitters, will strengthen the affected parts and quickly remove everv svmptom of disorder.
Obituary.
Frem Tuesday's Daily.
Benjamin All, an old and esteemed citizen of Pierson Tow®ehip, died yesterday morning at 9 o'clock at his home in the seventieth year of his age. The funeral took place at 2 o'clock this afternoon, the remains being interred in tlie Hull graveyard.
From the Danvere (Mass.) Mirror: Mr. Geo. H-Dav, of this town was cured ot rheumatism !y
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COURT HOUSE ECHOES.
A Number of Bail Bonds Forfeited Saturday—Likewise a Homber of Hollies-
From Thursday'sDally. HBW SUITS—SCPEKIOB COCB1. 5W—William Reece vs. John R. Freeman, appeal. Eggleston. 520—Michael Kennedy vs. John Kennedy, civil. Dunnigan & Roquet.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
William F. Tiffin and Annie Utley. Julius Rothe and Paulina Kaiser. Sanders Arthur and Van Buren Rhodes
JCSTICX LOCKMAN.
Thero was no police court this morning. NEW SUITS—CIRCUIT COURT. 13.135—Rosa Redford, by her next friend, F. M. Redford, vs. Robert E. Jackson, seduction. Shelton. 13.136—George W. Bement and W. 8. Rea vs. James V. Pryor et al., attachment. 13.137—Joseph Strong vs. James V. Pryor et al., attachment.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Henry Seever to Win. C. Moore, part sec. 25, Linton tp., for $1800 00 Benjamin and Melissa Mabaffey to Alex. Miller, part sec. 25,
Pierson tp tor 1000 00 Nicholas H. Ring to Hugh F. Moore, part sec. 33, Liaton tp., lor Harry J. Baker to James M.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
W. F. Armpriester to John Maxwell, part section 32, Riley township for $ 700.00 Mary and Benjamin F. Hawger to J. A. Slout, part section 26, Prairie Creek township for 5G0.C0 Lewis B. Martin to Joseph B.
Rhodes, lots 186 and 137 Jewett's add. for 325.00 Harriet G. and John S. Beach to Edward W. Johnson, lot 6 in sub. of out lot 50, for 9,000.00 Jennie and Charles St. Clair to
Thomas YV. Harper, part lot 181 (34 7-12 feet off side) original out-lots, tor 1,000.00 Lewis B. Martin to Joseph H.
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Clay, lot 89, Jewett's add, for 300.00 Catherine Haas to Michael
O'Brien, part lots 133 ad 134, Chauncey Rose's sub. for 850.00 Hannah Gallagher to Sarah E.
McCormick, middle of lot 57, Rose's sub. for 1,200.00 JUSTIOE STEINMEHL. Wm. Wright, pxovoke on Kate Ballinger fined one cent and costs.
Kate Ballinger, provoke on Wm. Wright fined one cent and costs. From Satarday'a Bally.
NEW SUITS—SUPERIOR COURT. 522—E. O. Whiteman vs Henry Helmcamp and Matilda Helmcamp, on note. 521—John W. Huthinson vs. Susan R. Brumflel, on note, fi. H. Boudinot. 523—John H. Finnell vs. T. Godsey, et. al., complaint. Hanna and Spencer. 524—Herman Hulman vs. James M. Clutter, on note. W. E. Heudricli. 525—Anthony Frielvs. Wm. P. Hoctor, on account. Eggleston and Reed.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Joseph M. Hughes and Mary J. Sanderson. William H. Sullivan and Christiana Kirby.
Chas. Li. Laney and Elizabeth 8tewart. I I N A O This is the last day ol'the term and a good deal of routine business was transacted.
JUSTICE LOCKMAN.
John Dempsey, drunk Cline and Cain. Fined $1 and co*ts. Heury Creedey, drunk Deming, Cline and Cain. Fined $1 and costs.
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GUARDIANS.
James R, VV. Hale, of Alfred J. Hale. Bond $300. Samuel Royse, of Daniel Royse and Marj- Royse. Bond $12,000.
P. W. Stack, of Leon A.. MiloE., Nolan O. and Frederick G. Foss. Bond $4,700. CIRCUIT COURT.
This court was not in session to-day. State exel, Rosa Redford vs Robert E. Jackson, bastardy dismissed at defendant's costs.
Rosa Redford, by her next friend, vs Robert E. Jackson,"
Jacobs Oil Robert E. Jacksoo, seduction detodant files his answer.
The Wilmington (Del-] News says: J. Elizabeth J. Frakesexel vsAbbaA. ESQ.? proprietor Grand LnionlRing, partition commissioners repoit Hotel, New lork, iudorees St. JacobsIconfirmed. Oil for rheumatism and neuralgia. I James T.Moore vs. Ellen B, and
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TERRE HAtfTJ WEEKLY GAZETTE.
900 00
Garretson, north half lot 14, Harbert & Barton's sub., for 400 00 From Friday's Dally.
MARRIAGE I.ICEN8E8.
Jeremiah Dildine and Flora Dean. JUSTICE LOCKMAN. Frank Smith, drunk bond forfeited. Dwyer.
Wm. Crowley, drunk fned $1 and coats. Farr. Charley Gray, vagrancy, discharged on promise to go to work. Dwyer.
JUSTICE SCHOEMEHL.
State vs. George Manshold, assault and baitery on Charles
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Kunz fined $1
costs. Stayed. SUPERIOR COURT. John Gerdink vs. Frank A. Harrison et. al., on note dismissed at defendants' costs.
L. Goodman, jr., & Co. vs. Wm. M. Walmsley, et. al., on contract dismissed by plaintiff atter jury had heard part of tue evidence
Henry G. Richter vs Margaret Richter, divorce" decree of divorce. Sarah C. Gray vs John B. Cas3aday et al., on note default.
Samuel L. Bridwell vs Patrick McCabe et'ul, foreclosure default. NEW SUITS—CIRCUIT COURT. 13,134—Jacob Kern vs Bernard Koopman, on account.
NEW SUITS—SUPERIOR COURT. 517—Ann T. Worley vs William S. Worley, divorce. Eggleston & Reed. 578—William H. Ayrea TS Jacob Steinmehl, damages. Buff, Pierce and Morgan.
Michael PurceH, to enforce mechanics hen dismissed. H. M. Brown, guardian of Eljah Pierson, vs. David Woods and F. M. Pickens, administrator, civil: submission to jurv «et (Hide and cause dismissed as to Pikens court finds fov plaintiff as against Woods. 13,13S—Carolina E. Jones vs. Be Blanchard, tran cript from Vermillion circuit court. Royse and Rees and Jump and Ward fRKAL ESTATX TRANSFERS. Erastus C. Lewis to Noble Ran-t dail, lot 11 in block 3, Barnhams sub. for $ 200.00 Kate V. and W. Howard to
Thomas A. Acuff, part section 14, Harrison township for 2.500.00 Joseph H. Briggs to James W.
Bennett, part section 20, Harrison township for 490.00 From MondayDaily.
CRIMINAL COURT.
Saturday was the last day of the term. The folio wing routine business was transacted:
State vs Willis Akins, surety of the peace dismissed. State vs David St. John, embezzlement bond forfeited.
Slate vsWm. Hicks, burglary bond forfeited. State vs Wm. Ht nnell, false pretenses bond forfeited
State vs Archie Agar, appeal bond forfeited. State vs Alfred Michael*, carrying concealed weapons bond forfeited.
State vs .John S. Turner, petit larceny bond forfeited. State vs Andrew Fuqua, assault and battery with intent bond forfeited.
State vs Isaac Fulmer, rape bond forfeited. State vs Zephiniah Robinson, perjury bond forfeited.
State vs Ralph Conover, provoke bond forfeited. State vs John Norman, grand larceny bond forleited.
State vs. Daniel McCarty, grand larceny bond fi rfeited. State vs. Hnrriso^Crail, adultery bond forfeited
The Prosecutor entered nolles in the following cases Daniel F. Shepherd, perjury Alonzo Winters, grand larceny Wm. Hoddy, petit larceny Frank Harmon, earrying concealed weapons Gabriel St. Clair, keeping house Leopold Sehrapp, kidnapping" Daniel Dawson, grand larceny James McGinley and Maggie Robinsoo, keeping house Robert Fulton, deserting wife James Lyons,grand larceny John Born, nuisance J. J. Cronin, appeal Benj. V. Caldwell, appeal E. W. Staub, appeal James Falsey,grand larceny Willis Akins. burglary Charles Haman, appeal Stralton Hollingsworth, selling on Fourth ot July Jesse Peterson, selling on Sunday Charles Champion, assault and battery with intent to kill Charles Cnampion, petit larceny.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Joseph R. Hearn and Etta Rhvan. John Davy and Alcinda Berkley. Thomas
L.
Hurrell. John D. Buckler.
NEW SUITS—CIRCUIT COURT. 13.139—John G. Sliryer et al vs Edwin St George Rogers, appeal.
NEW SUITS—SUPERIOR COIRT. 524—H. Hulman vs James M. Clatter, On note, W. E. Hendrich. 525—Anthony Friel vs Wm. P. Hoctor, on account. Eggleston and Reed. 526—Alcinda M. Kellogg et al vs Geo. A. Kellogg et al, complaint. Shelton and Nevitt. "V I
JUSTICE LOCKMAN.
W. S. Lane, drunk, fined $1 and cosis committed. Farr. Jos. Hostchler, drunk, fined $1 and costs committed, McClellan and Otterman.
Nicholas Mays, drunk 'fined $1 and costs committed, Patrick and McClellan.
Chap. Ferraod, profanity fined $1 ftnd oosts committed, Stanley. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Henrietta and George Aufderhall to Lucretia Yeager, part section 14, Honey Creek township for $270.00 Lewis W. Brown to Fred W.
Hoff, part section 1, Honey Creek township for 1,500.00 Reuben H. Fulmer to Joseph
Fulmer, part sections 30 and 31, Fayette township for 4,000.00 James Dailey to John H. Hathorn, part section 12, Pierson township for 4,500.00
From Tuesday's Dally. JUSTICE LOCKMAN.
There was no police business this morning. A colored man named John .Lawson, wno was the only prisoner, escaped from the Squire's otflce and got away.,
NEW 8UIT8—CIRCUIT COURT. 13.140—First National Bank of Stillwater, Minn., vs John Abbott, on note. Buff, Pierce and Morgon.
NEW 8UITS—SUPERIOR COURT. 527—Clara Hutchinson et al vs Mary Hutchinson et al, complaint. Allen & Mack. 528—Mary C. Blake vs James H. Jean et al, foreclosure. J.H.Blake.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Walter B. Machlen and Adefla M. Sims. David H. Smith and Mary A. Heaney.
Jacob W. Giffel and Mary Schinitz. Gottlob F. Rost and Albertina Bruner. SUPERIOR COURT. H. T. During vs C., & E. 1. R. R. Co., damages case reinstated on motion of plaintiff.
Judge Scott is sick and no court has been held since Saturday. .REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. J,CU Anna B. add Henry P. Stewart to Sarah L. Gist, part lots and 12, W. L. Ewing's sub, for $3,500.00 Samuel Royse to Christopher
Mahler, pt sec 25, Harrison township, for 1,225.00 Barney Hayworth to Samuel
Hay worth, pt sec 36, Prairsetoe township, lor 787.00 John R. flager to Mary E.
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On all goods on hand now.
OKNTLESIEN: twentr-flrs
Hutton and Lucindelle
Mulbolland and Jecnie
GRAND JURY.
The grand jury for the present term met this morning. The members are Nelson Shepherd, Samuel Daniels, B. FReagin, George A. Lockridge Joseph Z. Keaton and henry F. Miller.
ft ffivct color to the blood natural healthful tone to the digestive organs and nervous system, making it applicable to General DebitUtf, £MI of Appetite, Prostrati-on of Vital foicera and /mprtuw. MANUFACTURED BY THE
SUMMER CLOTHING,
Daniel Buckley and Mamie L. Pendry. SUPERIOR COURT.
Ann T. Wcriey vs. William S. Worley, divorce defendant appears to actiou in open court, and files answer plaintiff moves the court for an order requiring detendanr to pay to ber the sum of $500 to enable her to prosecute her action, and files affidavit in support of same. Defendant files counter atfidavit.
MAYOR'S COURT.
Odelia Bemdt, who was arrested yesterday by Policemen Clark, Patrick and Hogan, in a maudlin state of intoxication, was released on promise to go to her home at Lockport. Her little four year old boy was with ber when she was arrested, and as thtre was no other place to put him he was locked up in the cell with her. The woman is the widow of the man Berndt, who committed suicide in the north end of town some time ago.
REAL E8TATE TRANSFERS.
itharina Haas to Charles Ludwig Gemmeke, part lot 133 (29 feet off south side), C. Roses's sub for $ 850 00 John E. Woodruff to William L.
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Our stock in all kinds of Dress and Business Suits being very large yet and being compelled to close them out in order to make room for our new Fall stock, we have concluded
To* Make Immense Reductions
Suits heretofore sold at $20.00. reduced to $16.00. Suits Suits Suits Suits
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Woodruff, part section 34, Riley tp., for 4,000 00 Albertus L. Matherly to William
E. Reynolds, part section 25, Prairieton tp for 150 00 Sheriff of Vigo county to M. M.
Hickcox, part lot 30,140 feet front on Oak street, for 317 93 NEW SUITS—CIRCUIT COURT. 13.141—Elizabeth J. Linker vs. the unknown heirs of Marion Hall, deceased, to quiet title. Buff, Pierce & Morgan. 13.142—Mary Lutka vs Michael Lutka, divorce. J.H.Blake.
NEW SUITS—SUPERIOR COURT. 530—George C. Pearson vs George Smith and George R. Markle, on note. S. R. Hamil.
CRIMINAL COURT.
State vs. Wm. Hunnell, false pretenses forfeiture cf bond heretofore taken set aside, and new bond given.
State vs. Dan. McCarthy, grand larceny forfeiture of bond heretofore taken set aside and new bond given.
State vs Charles Johnson and Jolin Bowljack, burglary grand jury 'refuses to return an indictment.
Obituary.
Isaac Bryant died Monday near Greenfield Bayou. He was an old resident of the county and had many friends in this city. He was buried "yesterday. Bryant claimed that his dead wife, who passed away four or five years ago, came dail}- to his bedside during the last few weeks ef his illness and converted with him, telling him he was going to die.
WHAT EVERYBODY WANTS
Is a reliable medicine that never doesiny harm and that prevents and cures disease by keeping the stomach order, the bowels regular, and the kidneys and liver active. Such a medicine Is Parker's Ginger tonic. It relieves every case, and has cured thousands. See other column. —[Tribune.
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Oldest and Most Reliable Clothiers and Merchant Tailors in the city. v»...
s: I hiV« used DB. HAXTBB'S IHOM Tome In my i»»Jctlce, And In an eipbrlenceol twenty-flv* years In medicine, bivt never found anything.to give the reanita that 1)R. MASTER'# lROtt Toxic doea. In many case* of Nervooa Prostration. FemUe Diseases, Dyspepsia, and an iuhas in mybanda, made some wonderfu cure*, .clans, bavo ylddM to this great and incompar. prepantloa maat. In f*ci- gnch a compound
Pierce, pt lot 4, Baum's sub, for 1,187.00 CRIMINAL COURT. Gustav Marold was sentenced for one year for larceny.
From Wednesday Daily. MARRIAGE LICENCES.
Itr in my pracUceT DlU ROBERT SAMUELS Mo.. Nov. 28tj), 1881. M0« Wash Avennu
HARTER MEDICINE CO.. lit N. HAIN «T.. ST. LOUIS,
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A mmbinafion of ItnaeiUeof lmnf 1'rruvitw I AorA atMf 1'fio/tpfiomis i. la palaUMo form. Thl \ontff preparation of iron that urill not blacken th4 teeth,** characteristic of other iron preparations*
THE FARMER
Will Find Hertfelder & Wurster's, Corner Fourth and Cherry Streets,
HEADQUARTERS
For COFFEES, TEAS, SUGARS and salt by the barrel. Table supplies of every description at lowest prices.'
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Attention Farmers.
Those wishing draiil tile this fall and winter will be able to buy at a bargain by calling on me soon as the season is about over. No stock will be carried over winter.
W. N. ADAMSON,
Residence 48 south Thirteenth-and-a-half, works.5 mile| southeast on Sugar Grove road. -4'v-v ... SI •-.J
Township Trustees
Will please take notice *hat I will have now on hand the largest and finest stock of school house stoves ever brought to Terre Haute, which I intend to sell lower in price than anybody. Call at 303 Main street and see for yourself.
R. L.BALLs,
A CARD.
To all who are goffering from the errors and indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, &c., I will eend a receipt that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered by a missionary in South America. Send a self-address-ed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station D. New York City,
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WE learn that Dr. Croweby has lately performed most remarkable cures in eye diseases, curing many who bad given up all hope of ever receiving any benefit almost daily he performs one or more difficult surgical operations. His office is at 420% Main street.
Excursion to Clay City. There will be an excursion to Clay C!ty via T. H. & S. E. railway on Saturday, October 7th. Train will leave at 6:40 A
M., and return leaving Clay City at 5:00 p. M. One fare for round trip. Messrs. Yoorhees and Lamb will speak at one o'clock on that day.
Br ORDER COMMITTEE,
Try the Home Insurance Company 4 represented here by Boudinot, Bigelow & Co. It is safe, and sure to pay losses equitably.
THE Home Insuiance Co., is the best. Have Boudinot, Bigelow & Co., write your insurance in it.
TBY the Home Insurance Co., represented here by Boudinot, Bigelow & Co., Opera House building.
Go to Emil Bauer, the leading millinery house, for your hats and uonnets.-. Si cfthe big oonnet.
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