Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 28 February 1884 — Page 6

Analysis by Dr. A- Voeicififer. P. Con•Biiting chemist Royal Agricultural society, »M»«nii. shows only a trace of nitrates in BuSckweii's Bon Durham Tobacco. Theson at the Golden Belt of North Carolina, In which Miii tobacco Is grown, dooteupply nitrates to the leaf. That is the secret of Its delicious •nimwftiw. Nothing so pore and luxurious for

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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28 I8S4.

Sonething Overlooked.

Pittsburg Call: Somebody ought to te]l Mr. Charles A.. Dana tbat only one President can be fleeted at ft tine.

The Greenback Party.

Philadelphia Call: There are only 106 Modoc Indians left, and it is suspected that one of these is the Greenback party in disguise.

Arks of Safety.

Mobile Register: The GermansotCincinnati who are accustomed to handing schooners ought to get along pretty well in the flood.

What the Fair Read.

Meridian Observer: Young ladies turn to the poet's corner when they pick up,a newspaper, and married ones to the milliners'advertisements.

Reformed Dogs!

Courier-Journal: The Newfoundland dogs have made no effort to save any small boys during this flood. Dogs can reform as well as men.

The Queen Handled.

Boston Transcript: Queen Victoria apparently has nothing to relate except emotions, which should not be related, and tiivialties, which are not worth relating.

The Thetis*,

Bofefoh Transcript: The chalioe Vo its own lips. And so the United States Governihent has been obliged to break its own laws to go abroad and buy a loreignbniltshipl

A Mountain Sold for a Donkey. .Savannah News: It is said that Stone Mountain was once sold for a donkey, and'the Georgia road only paid $200 tor its quarry of Ave acres that $20JHO would not now buy.

Her Governor Rather.

-Kansas City bur: appears, after alii that it wasn't Frank James who surrenderee^ to the State of Missouri. It was the 8tste of Missouri that surrendered to Frank James.

The Question in Iowa.

Adair County Register: Can a country be very "bird up" whiqh consumes ftfty million gallons of whiskey, ten million barreis Of beer, and two thousand million pouhds of tobacco in a single year.

Remesiber the Seat

Norristown Herald: While scattering a few crumbe for the sparrows this severe weather, don't forget to throw out a lot of old tomato cans, carrel hoops and castoff shoes for the poor goat, which has as much right to live as the imported feathered biped.

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The Boom Pnnctaror.

Boston Post: The New York Ban is a highly esteemed contemporary, bat it ought to know that no man whom it booms .{oc tke preeidencyin its present state of mind has a ghost of a chance. "We don't askittto be discreet but it night he mercifal.

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Ailmal 8tndloa.

Kansas .City Times: The Jackson County candidate differs materially from the rotiadhog. 'He oodles Oat about the 9d oT Whether or nothe seen Ills' IhiadOw Tt makei no difference: he afem^dt The candidate .does not hunt his idle ^nUl af^^ col^y con-

Baltkrtrt^erfcap: jawredlpci has peieeafheSlatej that cobtemplstewet it psssss'the House be-aWetoget marri ifllffLW. which is I Ota wedded bliss.

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Sailor Like.

N«ff York World: A Wintfho has as mueh practical wickedness ffi'iifrtfe Bill Chandler should not be supeMtitioftt^ and'yet it is said that when the settteta# of the Navy upsets a salt-seller at the tattle he always tosses a pinch over his left shoulder. 8eafaring people will have their peculiar superstitions.

What Japanese Husbands

STORE ROBBED.

A Blindltentr Btorft BT3KW1 Into

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From Friday* Dallys.

The little store-room aaross from the Normal school building on Sixth street was broken into last night and robbed The store is owned by George Kahler, a blind man who haa another store on south Third street, and is run by Gharlsa Mooney. lbtrio«jrM effected by bursting in the front window. The articles taken were as follows: One box of ci gars, one case of chewing gum, twelve tope, three French havpo, a doaen leadpencils and six wooden bowl pipes. The articles taken would indicate that the burglary was committed by somfe boys. This morning the police arreotod Wood Ferguson, a lad,of 14, on suspicion of the theft. Though young in yeara he has been in an extensive amount Of trouble and the police say he is one of the hard est youths for his age in town.

Tlie boy's parents can do nothing with him, aad he leaves home whenever he feels disposed and goes on a tramping tour over the country. Hie latest exploit in this direction wss with another boy named Keeney, and he hasn't been long back. Ferguson lives on north Sixth street and would have to pass the store that was robbed tb get home. Last night he didn't get home ontil very late —not until about 2 o'clock this morning. He says he Was at the Opera Houee first and then went to the Knights of Pythias fair. He says he went down to the Filbeck House from Dowling Hall te get a drink of water last night and there heard some persons talking about a .plaoe on Sixth street being broken open. He says he noticed that the window was broken as he passed the store going home. Ferguson is an intelligent, bright-faced lad, and when asked in police headquarters this morning why he didn'dreforin, he replied "Why I have. I tell yon I was in good company last night." This he said in a tone tbat meant to say that it wasnt often that he was.

The Chief discharged Ferguson to-day, there being ho direct evidence to hold, him. There is a very strong suspicion, however, that he knows all about it.

OBITUARY.

From Thursday's Bally.

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TJKOS. MACK. 1

At half put twelve o'lock this morning Thes. Mack a switchman in the E. A T. H. yards, with which rosd he was a faithful employe for twenty years, died at bis residence No. 035 Oak street after a brief illness of one week. He leaves a wife and one child. Hie funeral will take place on Saturday morning at 9 o'clock.

BAILEY FOXWORTHT.

At Youngstown yesterday occurred the funeral of Bailey Foxworthy. an old and highly respected citjeen of Linton township whe died Tuesday afternoon. He was 77 years old and was one of the oldest settlers in the county, coming here in an early day from Kentucky. His wife, now quite an aged lady, survives him. His death removes aa old aad honored citizen from the neighborhood.

Fnn Friday's Dallys. joe. H. HoiiMJSs.

This morning at 11 o'clock Joseph H.P Holmes, the well known ex-livery men, of east Main street, died ot consumption at A. H. Brown's on Liberty avenue. His sou died some time ago and Mr. Holmes wss the sole survivor of the family, lie funeral service will be preached ou Sunday afternoon at Mt» Pleasant church.

Bishop Knickerbacker's Appointments. The following is the list of Bishop Knickerbsoker's appointments ap to Easter: February 87th, Indianapolis 38th, Anderson 19th, Lebanon: March morning, South Bend afternoon, Michawka evening, South Bad 3rd. Elkhart 4th, Columbia City 5th, Deca-, tur 8th, Portland 7th, Shelbyville 0th, morning, Greeacastle afternoon, DePauw University 10th, Bedford Uth Martinsville* 12th, Franklin 13th, Columbus 14tb, North Vernon^ /18th, Madison 17th, Vevay: 19th, Charleston 20th, Scottsburg Slstfmorning, New Albany afternoon, Jeffersonville 84th, Salem 2Qtb,Corydon 87th Cannelton 88th and 89th Ivansville 80th, Mt Vernon, April 1st, Princeton 8d, Washington 8a, Petersburg 4th, Sullivan 6th, morning, Michigan City afternoon, Laporte 7th Bristol 8th,Goshen 9th, aftenoon, Auburn evening,Garrett Easter Sun day, Indianapolis.

Bra WYLDS writea of the country doe tor: "The sick man slowly tarns his head towsrd the doorway smiles badly, puts oat his long, white, bony hand to him, and whispers hoarsely, 'Well, doctor which is. a sick man's favorite form of asking how his doctor thinks he is getting uong. The old doctor raiaee the bine paper curtain and slowly draws achair close to thebed. 'Qh.yoa're kmking ever so much better to-day. Well have you out hoeing potatoes in a day or two.1 Kind-hearted, warm did doctor! Dear old ooWaid, who never fights disease, bat surrenders at its first approach, aid labors lovingly tb emooth the way to death! Bleesedold bungler, who fins no dying man the warning that would tarn his latest hoars toi business cares and save his heirs a wtorld ot worriment -iW -v -k-

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I*uck: A Japanese woman dresseo her hair once in every four days. The luxury of hearing one's wife, with the ends of her hair inher teeth and hsr mouth foil ot haii^pint, talking aVtat the kitchen toller in the jncwidng MopLtha mirrdr, never enjoyed by the Jr hand wMftfeMt twleo a

Story ia one Chapter.

From the Pails Republican Beacon. A Paris gentleman who owns a teacment house in Terre Haute went over there the other day to collect rent III tip lower part of hie house he found a wfdOw with three ehildren, all of whom Were sick and lay in one bed with scant cohering. The sight touched his/heart and inMead of collecting the rent due he eat down and wrote a receipt for three months' rent in advance, and came away, he aays, happier than if he had been paid what was due him. He found it blesoed to give than to receive."

iinttl SBetinpBeiit ff th^ bfUsit H. 0/ A. IL

ISdward Vioarof8outh Bond ZtoeltA Dopartment Commainler-Tho Other Offieora.

Fran FrMavHi Bailr.

Yesterday's session ot the O. 'JL. R. encampment at Indianapolis was taken up with hearing the annual reports of the ofiiosrs which show the order to, be in a very prosperous condition. Resolations were sdopteu favoring the separation of the soldiers and sailora orphan home from the asylam for feeble minded chil-dren.-1.

The election of efBcers resulted aa follows: Department commandar, Edwin Nkart jt Soath Bend senior vico-com-mander, Jsmes E. ilifi^ ol Richmond junior vice commander, Nathan C. Welsh, of Waisaw medical director Dr.

A. W illiamson, of Lebanon chaplain, E. Hawley, of Washington. The special committee to whom was referred the report of the Inspector General, reported, recommending his appointment of an Assistant Inspector General ia each Congressional District The committee on the address of General Cunahan indorsed its seveial recommends* tions, and moved a vote of thanks to the retiring commander.

The commander-elect then announced the following officers: Assistant Adjutant Gen., Ben D. House Assistant Quartermaster, General Jasper Lewis, Bouth Bead Inspector General, Robert Stratum, Fort, Wayne Judge Advocate, Tom Hahna, Greeocastle Chief Master of Ordnance, C. E. Whitsitt.

The election of delegates to the National Encampment, which is tc be held at Minneapolis during July next, resulted as follows:

Delegates. Alternated.

1st Diet. .James O. Veach, W. O. Stillwell, 2nd .-John Hark, F. B. Hawley, 8 ...John A. Weaver, J. S. Hnason, 4th (..C E.. Wnltslt, W, S. Ward, 5th ...J. B. Mulfcv, Story, 6th Wolfe, Jas. Pattlhell, 7th ...G. H.8hover. R. A. Bl-*cfe, 8 ...J, A. Llndley. T. H. B. McCain, *h ,„W. B. Gregory, W. W. McBetb, 10th ...B. P. Hammond, Clay Harris, llth ...8 H. Htaeaer,,, William Bcott, ISth .. l. N., Foster, Klchl's Kmlsley, 18th ...Harry M.Dean, D. C. McCallow,

At large—J. L. Woodin, Greensbnrg Mr, nllenmiller, of Pern, as alternate. The per capta tax was reduced from eight cents per quarter to five cents. A resolution appropriating $580 to the flood sufferers was adopted by acclamation.

The following comrades were eeleeted as the Council of Administration: U. A. Zollinger, Fort Wayne W. H. Armstrong, Terre Haute J. D. Yaaarsdale, Madisea W. B. Lewis, Yiuoenneo, aad Mr. Mathews, Elliottsville. la the eveaiag apublie eamp fire was held at Maennercher Hail, which was largely attended by comrades and their wives, and a royal good time was had by every oae.

An elegant diamond badge, which was ordered by thedepartmeat last year, was presented to General Carnahan, the retiring Department Commander. Short speeches were made by a large number of the comrades, all of Which Were well received. The feetureof the evening was the splendid singing of the Anton Pest Quartette.

A WILY WIDOW.

How Hor Hand wao Won and Lost/ PEABSOH, Oa., Feb. 81.—For some months rivalry between Dud Mabley and Bird Mabley, two brothers, for the afisotionsof Mrs. Jatiy McCook, a sprightly widow, has been the gossip of the County. To eaoh she was equally sweet, and to each pledged her troth. The nuptials should be quietly celebrated, so ss to be a surprise to the community when it hsppened. In this manner eaoh one imagined himself to be the sole possessor of the widow's heart. It was arranged with Bird Mabley that Widow McCook should meet him at a certain point on Ocmulgee river and enjoy the fruition of love's young dream. On the night in question Dad Mabley learned of tne intended move and went to the widow's boose and besought her to com* out and wed him. This she refused to do, and locked the front door. The dissppointed lover sat on the doorstep and resolved to hold the fort until she should appear. When daylight came he gained admittance, hat found that the lady was missing. She had eecaped through a back window, and seeking the place of appointment with Bird Mabley the two were married, and returning home later in the day, received the bleesiog of the watcher on the doorstep.

Admitted To the Miohigan Circait President W. T. Beauehamp, of the Tern Haute Trotting Association, telegraphed from Toledo last evening that the Terra Haute association had been ad mitted to the Michigan circait This, in addition to Tern Haute^being already in the Indiana and Illinois aawciation, will rive this city prominence in racing cirdea. An associated prose dispatch says:

'more

Mote Law Firm.

Messrs. Dave Henry and Jacob D. Early have formed a partnership for the inacneeof law and will shortly ^tako an offlde in Denting block over BuMta

'TbLHDo, O^ Frtouary 30.—The Michigon aad Ohio Trotting association mot here to-day. Erie, Columbus, Torre Haati, East Saginaw, Detroit, Kalamaaoo and Toledo were represented. The trotting will be be as follows: Terre Hanf 87to80 Chicago,Juno8tog aoo, Juool0tol8: Sagiaaw, Jane Id to 81 Detroit, June 84to97 Toledo, July 1 to 4."

A Ntw Onnibm.

C. P. Staub believes in keeping things strictly first class. Although he has the best omnibuses and horses in the state now ha has bought another $880 boo which will soon arrive and be put on the line.

One Dollar aad It

infants

and

Children

oorGbfldnn

raer cheeks. BUM then then sleep

-fcs*, find err by tons, (Mr oolta, kills ttisir worms.

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OBandVaieiSSe^Baa HnMOnsfawin.

CfitMurLln»m^nt.-A^. eolale nspa Ihr Rh«maantftsnav

HOW

IS THE TIHE

TO CURE

SKIW HDWOBS.

IT is at this season when the blood and perspiration are loaded, with imparities, that Dlsflsurlng -Humors, Jtnmlhating Eruptions, Itching Tortures, Salt Rhea in or Eceema Psoriasis, Tetter, Ring Worm, Baby Humors, Scrofula, Scrofulous Sores, Abscesses and Discharging Wounds, and every species of itching, Scaly and Pimply Diseases of the Skin and »calp are most speedily and economically oured by the CnUonra Remedies.

IT IS A FACT.

Hundreds of letters in. our possession [copies of which may be had by return mail are our authority for the assertion that Skin Scalp and Blood Humors, whether Scrofulous, Inherited or Gentagions, may NOW te ermanently cured by Outicara Resolvent, he new Blood Pnrlfler, Diuretic and Apperlent, internally, and Cuticnra and Cntlcura Soap, the great Pkin Cores and Beantiflers, externally, in one half the time and at one half the expense ef any other season.

GREATEST ON EARTH.

Cuticnra Remedies are the greatest medicines on earth. Had the worst ease Salt Rheum in this county. My mother had" it twenty years, and In fact died from it. I believe cuticura would have saved her life. My arms, breast and head were covered for three years, whien nothing relieved or cured until 1 used the Cuticnra Resolvent internally, and Cuticnra and Cuticura Soap externally. J.. W-. ADAMS, Newark, O.

GREAT BLOOD MEDICINES

The half has not been told as to the peat curative powers of the Cuticnra Remedies. I hare pud hundreds of dollars for medicines to cure diseases of the blood nnd skin, and never found anything yet to equal the Cuticura Remedies. CHAS. A. WILLIAMS.

Providence, R. I„

CURE IN EVERY CASE.

Your Cutieara Remediesont sell all other medicines Ikeep for akin di» ases. My castomers and patteatssay that tner have effected a cure in every lnstaaoe, whereothtr remedies bate failed.

H. W. BROCK WAY, If.».

Franklin Flail*, N. H. Sold by all druggists. CUTICCKA, ceiita RNSOLVBHT. »1 EOAR, 26cents: POTTO DRUG AND CHUUSAL CO^, Boston, Mats. Send fer "Haw tm Can Shin •ftaeaaea.'* BFAIITY Rough, Chapped, an.

GreasyokiD.Blacaheads, Plan

pies, Skin Blemishes, and Infantile tiu mors, use cuticura Soap, a retl Beautiner.

CATARRH

COMPLETE TREATMENT $1.

A single doee of SaaflfwrA'a Radical Care instantly relieves the moet Violent Sneeslnc or Head CMde, clean the head as magfc, atops watery dischargee from the se and Eyes, prevents Ringing BTolses in head, cures Nervous Headache, and subdues Chills and Fener. In Chronic Catarrh iteleanses the nasal passages of fool mucus, restores the senses Of smell, taste and hear* ing when affected, frees the head, throat and bronchial tubes of offensive matter, sweetens and purifies the breath stdps the cough and arrests the progress of Catarrh towards Consumption.

One bottle Radical Cure, one box Citarrh

apu:

Hon of Witeh Hazel, Am. Pine, Ca. Fir, Marigold. Clover Bioasoms, etc. Porm Paue and€nninOAt Co. .Boston.

preven ins ap

JCffcl 1 Ilia For the relief and «'K!T f?ytton. the Instant /plied, of Rheumatism, Neu ^XAJu/y^n^rta, _SolaUea. Conghe ^fCold«, WeakBaCk. «Uomaeb and oosrels. Shooting Paine ^I^^^Mumlmes^ HyMoli

(an Blectrie Bat

tery oooebtne dwlth a poroua Plaster) and langhatpaH. Xc. everywhere.,

GRATEFUL—COMPORTINQ.

EPPS'S COCOA

BREAKFAST.

"By a thoroagh knowledge of the natural laws whloh govern the operations of dlgeetkm and nutrition, and by a carsfnl app.Tcatton of the fine propertiea of well selected Ocooa, Mr. Bpps has provided our breakfast tablet with a delicately flavored beverage which may save us many heavy doctors bills. It is by the judicious use of such articles of diet that a constitution may be gradually built up natlt Strong enough to reaistevery tendency to dtssass. Hundreds of subtle maladiee are floating around us raadjrfto attack wherever thare Is a weak point. We may eaeape many a fatal shaft by keeping onrselvee_weU fortllled with pore Wood and a properly nourished frasM."

—Civil Serwtee Oamtte,

Made

Simply

with boiling wfUr «r milk,

•old in tins only [X-lb. .and lb. I by On* labeled thus:

JABSEnntCO.

Notice of A*signe«'» Stl«. Huundtnigned will sell at public siuenon at the Court Bouse door ot the ft VfjtfdT February, 18e4, at the hour of 2 o'clock p. v. two undivided thirds of the following described real estate in Stid county, tc wit:

The eest hali ot the middle third oi lot NOL 8 in Jewott's subdivision NOW 2 of Xutaw farm according to the recorder's plat thereof, adjoining th* city of Terre Haute, Ind., and lot Ko. 92 in Patrick's subdivision of 24 scree in the aortheeet quarter oi the southwest quarter of Sec. 14 in town 12 north, of range nine west, as designated on the recorded plat thereof. Subject to liene or incumbrances thereon, for cadi in hand.

This 17th day ot January. 1884. JOHN C. Rmcatttf: Assignee ot Edward L. Probst.

YCUR EYES. Tom Haute, lad.,

MjtlaJbiuxj

Dr. R. D. HAurr.of N, ..late of Trenton, «o., Dxn«nAB,of St. Lotus, late ot Winchester, Mo., Proprietors, will treat alfdis-

wee of the eye ten days free of charse if ample satisfaction la not given. OSeeaad rooms UB sottth thir street, posits as. Charles Hotel, where one of be consulted at all hours during the day references: J. T. Mustek, druggist, next door to postofBce N. U. McFerria. dealer la agricultural Implements, weat sid Public Square Hiram Folts, grocer, eorner First ana Malta.

OBAXPXOH CABINET 0REAMERT

flnt^a^famaadMedSLToronto Industrial £znloitloD, Toronto. Canada. September, 1811

A,grsat number Inuse. All slxea for AMV nrtss or Dairy Iaspieaseafe Ca., JBeUowa Falb, Tfc

Tile of all sizes at manufscturerto

t'ourtbat

ribes the tile store, No. 113 soqth street, Terre Haute, Ind.

Hogs for Sale.

I have thirty head of full blooded Poland China hogs, which I will sell sinitfj or in p&irfc or in any way customers may desire. They can be seen at my faim five milee west of the city on the Purls and Elbridee road. I hare also some fine Partridge Cochin cockerels for sale. Oall on or address

Dentist,

1S9, southwest corner ot Peurth aad

Wains

streets, Tens Haute, Ind. Teeth extracted without pain. All wetfe warranted.

Removed from l«w nth Bizth street.

Viso Woolen Milie are still in the re tail trade, with a number one Mock goods oi their own make and a numbei

tieces that have been cut which we sell at reduced prices. We are always ready to exchange goods for wool at net oash prices. U. B. JranrKBs. Cor. Tenth and Main streets, Terre Hautg

Parker's Tonic.

Makes flm and fast friends of all who use It. Invigorates tbe Kidneys, Liver Rowels and Btomach and purifies the Rlood. Pieasea the palate, stirs the circulation and ehears the mind. To wamen and aged pahsons it imparts strength and hopefulness. The beat known antidote to the liquor habit 60c and.Sl aises. HI8COX A CO., Kew York

200

100

900

Ladlee'

within thirty days to make room for spring goods.

FABMERS

GARDENERS^

CITY ANH GOUBTTRY

Will Find at

zsTTR

Send for Circulars.

Orain Tiler

W.J. CUSIGK, Nelson, Ind

Landreth's Seeds.

1 have aow a line of Landreth's celebrated seeds on hand and for sale at the arket hoase. Lsodreth csiriee no seeds over. Whst he doee not sell are destroyed aad betakes none back to carry over from commission merchants. All an fresh and reliable.

No. 29 XorKh fourth Stroot,

All hinda of

SEEDS

Of THE B»8T VARIETY.

REMOVAL.

A. H. Boegemaii Removed to the Old Postotiice Buildin)| at No. 13 South 4th

Street

Until Hi$ New Store is Boilt.

1 1

Has taken tbe first pre nhtm at tbefiUtojfalnln nearly eveiy Western State. Bajsea the most eream with least labor. Bakes the best butter. Is made of the best ma-

The many country readers of the

QA-

will be interested in knowing that A. H. Boegeman has removed to the old Postofflce building on tbe west side of^ Fourth street, No. 13. He will remein here until his new building is put up and cootinuoto sell boots and shoes at bottom figures.

M. B0LINQ-ER

slsee.

Jno. L. Bstous.

G.W. LCOMI8,

St CO.

1 Oppoelto the Wsrtwt Bssw, i-' Defers in Staple and fancy hardware, tinware, rape, Ywine, Rlrd Cages, Timothy, Clover and Hungarian Seed, Window Glass Bash,

ROOTS,

Paints, Oils, Wire-Cloth, Ac.,

•es.You should call and examine our goods and prices before pnrcb ssisg elsewhere. Beet quality Barb Fence Wire at Bottom prices.

A full line ditohlng tools, also store pip

PublicSala

The ondersigned will sell at pubjle Ane^' tion, at hie reeidenoe, one mile west of Pralrieton, Wedneeday, March 5, 1S84, at niaoo'eloek a. m., providing tbe weather' persalts, the following personsT property:

One team of mules, three head of horsee, four eolis, seven head of cattle (four milch eews),feur wagons, sundown, buggy and Spring wagon, five set of harness, solf binder. rsaper, mower, four cultivators, two Hoinat plows, six two horse and six single hetoe plows, household and kitchen furniture and other articles too numerous to menUn,

TERMS—All sums under IS.SO essb, on all SUSM of ft 00 and over a credit of nine months will be given, purchaser giving note with approved eernrity, bearing six per eent interest from date.

A SHOE FAILURE.

F® ds'ly occurrence. We hem 'quote sped

indicating the bargains that aspects! spot ossh purchsae [at fOreoTsalel us to offer 600 Pairs Ladies'Warns Lined Shoes fl 00 worth 99 OA 700 800 ''90S1 300 400 700 875 aio so

Bllppsrs 8Se

Side Laee Hhoes 7SC Button 1-00 (t log

'*e ot et it 2 SS Misses School 78 Button 100

ISO 78

100

as ss

Mea's Railroad Bdge 9 90 _Brofrana 100 Oalf Boots 180 •rain Leather

JOHM BIAWCHT. |v

By th^Cincinnati Pump and Supply Company, a reliable praotical man with team, wagon and toole for road wo*h in connection with our Terre Haute agency Mast be permanently locatod in Vigo county, and devote his entire time to the business. A good chance for a worker? no other need answer. Address giving fall particulars, Geo. W. Dawson,

Superintendent Agencies, Indianapolis, Ind.

PhRIAQOn ismee River, Ya., in a northseMiement. Illustrated etrcnlar free.

J. /. MANCHA,Claremoat,

3 78 1 00 1 10 1 00 1 ft

Buckle Shoes

Heavy Boots,

Shoes

SUM

'a Rubbers

Men's Bockle Arctics, lAjdlea' jJelf Acting Alesks, s* Bnekle Areilce

Established 1865, Incorporated 1878.

PHIEBU FODIDBT & UCHE lO^S

Manufteture and Deal in all Kinds ot

FLOUR MILL WORK OUR SPECIALTY. Repair and Jobbing Work Receive

ticular Attention.

Have more patterns, larger experience and ify}|sf estahlishumtwithln WritefcereallonnaandfootBr jioniwlrss,

Union Depot, Tscte Haute, Ind.

Ta.

men nrlees

1 1 891 ISO. 9 00. .a sa, 0 00. 1 so. I 10. SOS. 200. 1 SS. as. :s

Boots2 7S

«. Robber boota Boys' Bnekle Shoea Rnbber Boole

»». 1 78. 2 n. 78. JOS. 86, 7S. 9 00.

1 S

,r-

198. 1 80.

®he«ove

goods must bs sold

J. R- FISHER, 3i» MAIN.

Par

I oapadty, and employmave aoohank seventy-five adleo of Terra Hanta. mT* 101 to 168 north Ninth atrao