Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 5 July 1883 — Page 8

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"MITCHEL. III., July 3.—Thomas Harmon, contractor of Meridnn street, Chicago, drowned at Long Lake yesterday He was in a boat with Mr. Kreger proprietor of the hotel here, when it capsized. Kreger managed to keep above water until rescued.

Poker in the Household

Tlainfleld Progress: The introduction ol poker into the household cannot fail to

liave a wouderfa' effect upon the rising generation. Society is doing it—high .society—and the same society will feel the »smart of it by and by. Since some ofour fashionable and brainless young ladies Have begun to sip wjne, to smoke ciga-r-ijfirettes, to use just acute little bit of pro-

v,''Canity

and to play poker, it is just poss

ible that the young men who are on thlookout for women to become their wivee «and, in the natural rourse of things, tea :t:stoecome the mother of their children, will make their selections from among those "who are not altogether so fashionable, fCvbuta trifle more virtuous.

Key Notes and Spell-Binders. Philadelphia Times: Out in Indiana "where every stump orator is refcorded 11k the party organ as having "set the keynote of the campaign," or as having' 'held j^fais audience spell-baund by his eloquence," it has been found necessary to reduce each of these operations to a single "word. So when the orator returns from ,the school house meeting, he is asked the simple question, "Was your speech akey.v' noter or a spell-binder and the answer taithtully recorded. This effective method ot characterization must now be r.

\|raasferred to Ohio.

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WAfcSON,

I, Betwpeii HIM

SUMMEKIHOSIERY!

Misses' and-children's Fancy Cotton Hose, sizes 5 to 8 1-2 inch, London length, full regular made, at 15, 20, 25, 30 and 35c.

This is without doubt the greatest offering of Hosiery ever made in Terre Haute, and worthy of every buyer's careful attention, it- ^vijv*^

THUKSDAF, JULY 5, 1883

A cvere storm swept Ozankee county, Wisconsin, yesterday, demolishing buildings at 24 different towns. At Port Washington three man named Hallander, Soule and French, were drowned.

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OBITUARY.

-US 5«8Bt M719. NANCY SMITH. "Last ni^hi Mrs. Nancy Smith, one of the old settlers here, died at the residence of her son-in-law at 633 Chestnut ^tre^t, ot general debility.

Off For Charlevoix.

On the 9ih of Ju)y Mr. and Mrs. Dan Davis and Dan's little sister, Mr. Black, -George Scott, Miss Maggie Conalty and possibl several others will go from here vio C. I., to Chicago and take steam* to Charlevoix for a summer va«ati'jn.

-An Effort for a Rehearing.

SAN ANTONIO, July 2.—It transpires that the official mepibere of the oourt anartial recommend \7asson ta the mercy ot the reviewing authorities. It is whiskered that after the finding had been approved by the reviewingofficers at Washn •-and pendinc the transniitfsian of pape^ to the Presid®Dt the question of striking out a term of servitude in tbe peniten--Uary was discussed by the party man«.#®rs and it was agreed that in view ot he .approaching Pr'esidentinl oontebt would be imprudent for Mr. Arthur to •exercise his pardoning power in Waseon's favor in toe face oi the latter'splea of guilty to charges and specificntions and his statement. AneOnrtisin emoro to contest tne flnding of the Conn on the ground that several of the detail vere not legally qualified to serve

The matter is in the hands of a prominent law lirni in San Antonio. It is n^t •Known whether a process will be issued to staythe sentence after the receipt of "the official papers. Friends ot the accused hope for clemency, should the ^finding be removed to the Civil Courts «uch course will postpone the final decision until after the Presidential election,

CALIFORNIA WHEAT.

Preparations are maturing on the Snn «et and Nejv Orleans branch of Southern acihe for immense shipments of Califor «na wheat through to New Orleans. The Initial car load is to be followed bv express grain trains to be started in a short xi me.

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ladies' Black Brilliant Li^fi Hgular made/at 50c per pair

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THE ASIATIC CHOLERA.

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will bring germs of cholera. GERMANY AND THE CHOLERA.

BERLIN, June 3.—The Nord Deutsche IV"~ "7'^

the Imperial board of nealtu to deliberate] -1 -AWOTHRll

A I O 3 he S an it a has ordered the population of

writer says the verdict gives

lor their addresses.

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tonon nose, regular mape, ai OOC per cording to the dispatches thus far receiv- sun at large.

Spread of the Disease Through Lower I Traffic in the Clyde is suspended, owing

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'^s Icapsized steamer. The Daphne lett at a I

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and tro.

and nearly disappeared beneath the

CHOLERA I water. Those who had maintained po-J

ALEXANDRIA June 3—Twelve deaths I sitions on that portion of the steamer ot submerged did their utmost to save At the

at Mansurah and four at Samanond yesterday from cholera. Traffic between, Port Said and Syria is prohibited, owing I,those who were cast overboard

on the precautionary measures. ANOTHER DISPATCH I from Glasgow says the cause of her cap I sizing was that she had too much top

Damietta

Of thp town has h«en nart.iv diaonrtntoH Iof

of the town has been partly disenlicted and partly burned. THE POPE AND IRELAND. &OME, June 3.—Notwithstanding denial, the Curia differs from the propaganda in regard to Ireland, owing to the action of Errington. An inquir) has been sect to Cardinal McCabe asking whether he is well enough to come to Rome,

I saw an article in Sunday's Express

gener8i

satisfaction. Perhaps he means to those |ue* proposed renewal of the charwho were in favor of hanging or impris-1 b&s provoked wide discussion aud a onraent for life. He can not certainly preposition has been majde by tea capit-

a to

Hon. Jno. E. Lamb and Mr. N. G. Buff gieces- -No Pa8sengers

PAIR I LAY.

Lee Hirsch's Grain Distributor. A rovel lithograph drawn by an amateur artist, depicting Lee Hirsch, with his patent trrain distributor strapped up- I the flag of the 154th New

on his back, holding in his hand a circu l*r advertising his patent which he is slowly and apparently deliberately reading to AI Grimes across the counter at the Terre Haute House, was shown to a GAZETTE reporter this morning. The circular announces A. G. Nickerson as general manager of the concern and Lee Hirsch as solicitor. The character represented on the lithograph are true far-aim, ilea of the originals. Under the drawing follows a lone explanation, telling how the machine is worked, why it meets with such a rapid sale, and why everybody buys one. It is a comical picture and has afforded much amusement to those acquainted with the joke. .0 ,'s.AUri*^,

THH crew of the snag boat came up last night in a skiff and most of them joined the '"moonlight" excursion. 4

THE TfCRRE HAUTE WEEKL,r wAZXTTE.

A TERRIBLE DISASTER.

I The Steamship D&ph&e Capsiae* at ,. Glasgow While feeing •xpd- Lauu^ied, i®i

,nto be

ed, sixty persons were drowned. FURTHER PARTICULARS.

of 500 Ions burden. Two hundred workmen were on board when she capsized. The accident occurred in the middle of the river Clyde, after the launching. It is not txactly known how many persons were drowned, but it is feared the number will reach over one hundred.

to the outbreak of cholera at the former! game time the boats pulled up to assist f500on the plea ^f obtaining on a place. A panic prevails at Jiddah be-1, ^worthlessdrait. cause of the expected arrival there of 51 *n

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Zeitung Organ of Bismarck's, says the 1^?^® been drowned. Crowds of University of Nashville making a total Government of Germany and Prussia is I GRIEF STRICKEN RELATIVES I of $700,000. devoting earnest attention to the subject! 1. Enoch Pratt has ejfecuted a deed of of cholera. The commissioners are to I toe victims are locking to toe scene of Lhe Pratt Free Library to the citv of assemble fortb-witn in conjunction with! the calamity.:

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to be removed from tbeir dwellings and I water for the bodies ot victims. 8everal scattered in tents. The infected quarter

The steamers are dragging the

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were taken from the

people wuo were lasen irom me water alive were so exhausted that it was

necessary to remove them to the iufirma

city

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NEWS IN BRIEF.

itoe hay Add griin crop promise

I And the Number of Persons Drowned |ou charge of cruelty to Animals. The Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad company JS redeeming at par all trade dollars recently paid employes. About $39,000 wcrill have already been tared in.

may Reach Over a Hundred. .. ,.inu

LONDON, July 8—Intelligence has just reached here of a terrible calamity during the launch of the steamship Daphne at [farmer.

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The steamer is now underwater with txercisefr of the ladies department of I |ry. fifty bodies before mentioned on of her.

CHICAGO STREET CAR LINES.

The Saunders'Verdict. I Proposition for the City to Buy Tliem Speoial to the Gazette: BRAZIL, Ind., July 2,1883.

CHICAGO, July 3 —The charter of three Chicago Street railway companies expires

headed "Special from Lrazil" in rega-d I linaitation the present year and under I yggtej-^v the thermometer registered to the Saunders' trial in which the

original

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PWoha8e the roads at this appraised val-| headwind "J

is to ad an he on or he

he a a go an a go it who stand as high in this communitv as Jc roads and pay into city treasury any, that it was the most unjust

verdict

annually ten per cent of the gross reve-

ever tendered in our county. The idealnue. The street railway officials deny of a jury being out less than an hour

with a charge which took the Judge .... thirty minutes to deliver only taking

it a it a a

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three ballots, shows the deliberation they I cede tie right of the city to revenue from gave a case of such magnitude, which has (them is shown in the ordinance submitt&ken nearly two weeks to try. And to ted to the council last night to pay a show you tne deliberation they gave it, yearly license, of $50 on each car operaone man voted on the first' ballot for ted, on condition that charters are renewhanging, the second for acquital and the ed for twenty years. The ordinance was third, imprisonment for life. What a referred. change in a few brief minutes from death 1/^to life and liberty and from liberty to 1Au imprisonment! His thoughts must have flown taster than a weaver's shuttle.

The writer alao speaks about the able I There is little hope of Count de Cham efforts of Geo. Knight. With all due def- bord's recovery. He is making a despe*. erence to the attorney and the writer's ate struggle for life. opinion, we did not see any thineI .u above ordinary, but we have heard a great h^ahbliw* UP at W*Store TT many say, and we have conversed with .A ?r,1, several who pay the highest praise to ^,s

^PP08*1 wiUmgness to ac-

TO-DAY'S TELEGRAMS..^.

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THEBE was a pleasant" the residence of George Eighth strat last night

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beard.

Some of the employes were injured. Collision between two work trains on the Western Shore raod, Utica, N. If., this morning, injured several persons.

The Lexington, Va., Cadets rriwd in New York at noon to-day. They brought York regi

ment, which was captured during the war of the rebellion. It will be tonaarly preented to the Mayor and city government o-morrow.

Fight at a Dance.

A fight occurred at an Indian danoe at Bird Creek, Indian Territory, last night. Over 100 Pawnees with drawn revolves and knives took part. Two lndiaaas were killed and othesr wounded. ajt-V'Y,*' $a» 1 A Good Meve.

Mail Maine ftfr'yearsf.

The Bethlehem steel mill at Allen town/ Pa. will he started Monday.

Tunion

The Conyngham & Baltimore mine*, at Wilkesbarre.are now flooded. The water is over 200* teet deep in the

The Dauphia county,

Glasgow to day. While betag Lunched, IWSS' she fell over on her side, precipitating a I of the laundry and school house, burned yesterday. All the inmates were saved

Twelve ot the insane escaped and are

The second section of fvei|bt No. 19,

on the L. N. A. & C. R. R, collided four miles north ot Indianapolis yester-

LONDON, July 4—3.30 p. M.—Further Icoupk°™cafs Samed«achedfrom the particulars of the calamity at Glasgow, first section running down grade somel'"10^^ Standard Whi a state that the Daphne,, which was con-1 stopped The locomotive went structed for coasting trade, is a vessel through the caboose^ killing

the conductor, San* Meloy. The loco-

motive and nine cua were wrecked. The fireman was injured. The din ctors of the Old National bank at Grand Rapids yesterday voted to reduce the rate

The conflict between the city autiiori-1 ties of •shkosh and. Telephone eompaoy was brought to a climax yesterday by Major Pratt, who ordered the poles and wires to be taken down. The telephone company prevented many poles being I

HOW THE DISASTER HAPPENED. LONDON, July 8.—Later dispatches from Glasgow says the Daphne caps'zed I taken down. Litigation is expected near Renfrew, five miles from Glasgow. The governor ot Massachusetts has sent

Tfrrrmf I ,. .. ,, f5,000,000. Me reviews- the* finances of WP 'jiA.*: to the interruption to navigation by th I i^e state for the last four years and says

t^Le bill.t0 lev-v

c.p.i,e

unfortunate

tax of $2^00,000 is unn^ctesary.

very fast rate and when sbfr gained water! At a meeting of the creditors of she rolled from side to side. Persons on McGeoch, Everingham d^Co. ,.at Cbica-

woBld

The veseel finally ••MI RBELED OTBB UI".

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•he ^aw.nn.LtCTm

fiftv persons below in the Daphne when court, of laroeoy. the veseel weMover, .nd they muet dll. W. H.Vtoderbilt has. added. $100,0001!"« opponamt, buy men's

to the endowment fund of Vaaderbilt boys' AND children^

Baltimore, and gave his check for $833,333.33 which will be invested in city bonds for the support of the library.

About 47 bicycles started from Wind-1 $6.00i

on.thee.

Canadian tour,

which extends via St. Thomas,

The semi—centennial commencement'

board I °°^ege» OhiOj were held yester-1 day, followed by a reunion of the women graduates.

Mrs. Giover, of New York, was fatally shot by boys playing with a toy cannon in the street yesterday.

The loss on Reed & Classon's shoe! factory,.of South Abingdon, Mass-, by fire, is-$165,000.

THE WEATHER.

At four o'clock at Port Jervins. N.

nearly 100 degrees in the shade. A

pepeia lessnesi

HARRISBTJRG, PA., July 3—The. Senate to-day passed a resolution requesting Congress to mako the trade, dollar a legal tender.

iawn party at irwin on north

and raiu storm later did

much damage there and at Hancock. The telegraph poles are down. A terrific wind and rain storm visited .! Binghamton, N. Y.,. yesterday. Widespread destruction is general.

Tbe most terrific storm for years vis. ited Waterbury,. Ct., and Naugatuck.| valley yesterday. The wind was almost ah'urricane. Much damage was done-.

Half Out of His Head.^ 'Blessed be the-man," said Don Quisote's weary squire,, "who invented sleep.'* Sancho's gratitude is ours, but what if one cannot lor any reason enjoy that excellent invention "Nervousness in me had become a disease," writes Mr* William Coleman, the well known wholesale druggist of Buffalo, N. Y. "I could not sleep, and my nights were either passed in that sort of restlessness whish. nearly crazes a man, or in a kind of stupor, haunted by tormenting dreams. Having I taken Parker's Tonic tor other troublesTl! tried it also for this. The aasult both' surpris#! and delighted me. My nerves were toned to conceit pitch,, and, like Caesar's fat men, 1 fell into the ranks of those who sleep o' nights. Lshouid »dd that the Tonic speedily did away with the condition of general debility and dysoccasioeea by my previous sleep-

essnesa, and gave me strength and perfect digestion. In brief, the use of the Tonic thoroughly re-established my health.. I have used Pajker'8 Tonic with entire success for sea sickness and for the bowel disorders incident to ocean voyages."

This preparation has heretofore been kaown as Parker's Giaper Tonic. Hereafter it will be advertised and sold under the name of Parker's Tonic—omitting the word •'ginge*." Hiseox & Co. are induced to make this change by the action of unprincipled dealers who have for years deceived their customers by substituting interior preparations ander the name of ginger. We drop the mis leading word all the more willingly, as ginger is an unimportant flavoring ingredient in our Tonic.

Please remember that no change has been or will he made in the preparation itse.f, and all bott.es remaining in the hands of dealers, wrapped under the' uan^e of Parker's Ginger Tonic, contain the genuine medicine if the fac-simile signature of Hiscox & Co. is at the bottom of the outside wrapper.

THE MARKETS

TOLEDC.

I WtSBTMMS

-r red, cash or Julv fl05%c August, men refusing to abandon the|-$i or: September, |ios* Octooer, |ii$£ Amalgamated will not employed.

ASSOCIATED PLM TJCLKOBUKH:

a lax of

report

aasetts and liabilities'in Chicago. John Halliard, ex-president of thel Mechanics and Laborer's bankr Jersey City, sentenced to 18 months in state rison, surrendered to the sheriff' yesterand was taken to poison..

Witte, a banker and. broker in Cincinnati, has been sentenced to the pen-| itentiary for oneyear and to pay a fine at I

Amnn

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convicts taken to Philadel

*^rouafo July*#?*

WHEAT—Du'l, 2c lower No. 1 white,. $1 lr

CORN—ljjc lower, and qniet bigb mix*,'ed. 51c.No. 2 cash, or July, «c August

against Catamaran from New York to |so0 -!eptr5i}i rejected. 48cn. Stony Creek, ninety miles, was arrested I' OATRS-Quiet *nd easier No. 2 Augni# te8®39 year, ffl@2Sc.

CINCINNATI.

WESTBKN ASSOCIATED PRESS TELEGRAM: CINCINNATI, Ohio, July ?,S

FLOUR—Dull family *4.60(95.00 fancy, S5.SA95.80. WHEAT—Dull and drooping No 2 red, $1 §[email protected].

CO KN—Easier 51c. 0AT8—Steady, S5e. RYE-Quiet: 56Ke, BARLEY-Nemn extra No. 3 fall, 72c. PORK—Doll, |i7 00.. LARD—Dull |»00. BULK MEATS—Easiar 6.82^(98.35., BACON-Qo»et [email protected]®13j25. WHDBKEt-fl.U. 1

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CLEVELAND.

WB8TKB9 AflaoetATKD PBX88 TlUMIAK CUV ttANl, July, 8.

PETROLETM—Marks' steady Quotations

CHICAGO.

2 ASSOERAIBI PRESS TELKGBAM.

discount from 6 to 7

per cent. The action was taken because the government bank lazes are reduced and abolished,.and to induce further investments.

CHICAGO, July 8.

WflEAr, Regular—Lower, 98$£c July «1 0i% August $i 03 September $104% Oct !)8%c year. (JOHN—Easier 48c July: 49%c

S,c

BYE—Sake. FLAX SEED-fi 82, aW

HI8TCEY—Steadyr|l

August

Heptembar 48&C Oct: 46Jic year. ATH-33^o July 28%c August 37^c September 27c year.

FPEHED AT—

BROS'

To- Purebasers of

CLOTHING-

Owing to the extreme backwardness of I the eaaon we have- inaugurated our ai i-

Q,rk n»u.i.y

(he Kaaott.

occttra

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Our |7 50 suit has been market at

0ur

God-l|gQ®'

$10.00 suit has- beeo markf at

erich, Stratfert, Brendford and. Toronto to Niagara Falls. There were wheelmen 0»r $12.00 suit ha» been marked at from Detroit, Chicago and various other] $10JO. ci^ Our $15.00 switi has been mari.ed ai,«

All other goods will be- slashed 'in proportion Call and be-- convinced that we cast save you money'by buying Cloth ing and Gents'Furnishing Gooda of us.

MYERS BROT EERS,

Southwest Co

rDer

FOURTH AND MA.IJST

GREAT CLEARANCE SALE

are compelled to sell most of our present we are bound to succeed if immense reductions wiQ do it. We have over

Worth ol these gooris, and such bargains as we intend to give,h?ive never been given before. We will give areductio'i of

25 tO 50 Per Cent

On all our Ready-Made Clothing, and frcm 10 to 15 per cent on Suits made to order.

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FIIFFIFIS if

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410 Opera House Block.

DR. B. F.TOMLIN'S

BISFRHS1ET

Ann CZONIC,

mofctoiX,, VtoveBMrt^XBd.

(JMIWM 1918,)

IHieaaeofith* M&fXOr, H0ad,Xb—t

Tk¥m»,Ztmg0 mm* mU

tlwwli XXiwm,

gMMbwcfeUy CEROJTIC BBSASS8 ofWotMn «cd

EASS3 of tho STOMAOIT. LTTEB, SPLEEN, HEART: diMMM of the Kidneys and Bladder, and all diseases ol Qjntto-Drtnary Sretem. ALL NERVOUS DI8. BASES: Paralysis, Ohoraa or St. Vtiu Dance, Kpi. upsy, Catalepsy, SCROFULA la all its forms, and all those diseases not rwcessfutly treated by the "bust Physloian" aad Defobnt$iM of aU kinds, andfinstriuaeata furnished.

MIfMCTMIOZXTtmd SX.EC1TBICSJ.THB

All cases of Ague, Dumb Agoe or Chlllt and Fever, FMola, files, Ulcers and FIMOMS of

Rectum, Ltipns, most Cancers, most 6kia Dis-eases,-Female DUeasee- generallT, Granulated Li£ Ulcers of the Cornsa, Weak and Sore Eyes, Ottawa of the Eye. Ear, Nose, Throat or Skin fEcsema), 04 Sfttrmotortiicea or disease* peculiar to Men and Youths.

ovres raarwhere upon the bodyi Si

matum, Acute or Clurais, Oonorrhcsa, Sypwlla Chancroids.

Brl*ht»« BOIMM Calk, lib,.. liMaitaiM

THE N0YES: PORTABLE BOOK-CASE Boldii not only 80 to 5Q ordinary volumes, bat tbetUifABRIDGED DtcTiuiMBY as well, the latter cither rN or closed, A£ dbsired HAS ATTACHMENTS (not wn in cnt) for boUlDg LARQ£ ATLASRP, maga*. •ines and newspapers alao a BOOK REST PDR READING. which can bt ad$aated to any height and EAR angle, and all offered: ai HALF THK PRICK of a common library tablA. Being on casters, it in practically A BBVOLVINQ BOOK-CABS aa well aa a BICNOMAUR .'•OLDER. Manjr Lawyers, Ministers, Doctors aa& {Scholars have lotonrf that it fills "the long-Silt want," and roasy othars who have fewer books find it an ample book-case. All who see it praiaeit, and those wno have used it longest praise it most. Ii weighs 15 lbs., and is elegantly finished in dark I cherry or black-walnut. The manufacturer of tfiia most comprehensive article is the original inventor ct*o«ary bolder, tbe Impro fcetly Adjustable Book-Holder and KVUYHOI»

and manufacturer of Dictionary 1 the Win Dictionary holder, the Improved and' X:. »TT*-

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New Y6rU, from Bremen.

Send forchtaHbua

aadprioea too XU(.KlBinC W. NOYBS,

WW. Monroe St, Cfnmfl»

MARINE NEWS.

June 3.—Arrived: Oder

Mr. Will Bement and Miss liMaie Bement arrived this afternoon ftrom Evansville 10'spend the Fourth.

Haute is iif Since

Charles-Davi^ an old Terre newsboy .of about fitteen years as the city on. a visit of several days. be was hsre he has been traveling extensively over the oiuniry and is now located at F&ri?

stock, amf in prices

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