Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 27 March 1884 — Page 3

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THE

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ABSOurriB

BLOOD

i\ NECESSITY OF HEALTH.

marvellous results of HOOD'S SABBAPAKILLA upon all humors and low conditions of the blood (as/ /proven by the cures effected)/ \Y/prove tile best BLOOD MEDyr A/ /ICINK. Bach has been the sue -f cess of this article at home/Jv ly every family ir

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borhoods have been jhe same time. /it eradicates scrofula, vital-/ Izes and enriches the blood,/ thereby restoring and re no vat-/ /lng the whole system. Hood's e- /SARSAPARTLLA purifies the PARILLA

fj*/taking it at

/blood. Hood's SABSA-

SS*y//peculiar

cures dyspepsia. Hood's PARELLA cures bilioos/A point in Hood's NSAPAEILLA is that it builds

up and strengthens the system, while it •eradicates disease, and as nature's great assistant proves itself invaluable as a proijtection from diseases that originate to '-changes „of the seasons, of climate ana of •life.

SCROFULA.

& 135 HOWARD STREKT,) LOWELL, MASS.. Jan. 17.1 MESSRS. C. I. HOOD & Co.: Gentlemen— I have used HOOD'S SABSAPARILLA in my rfamily for scrofulous humor with wonderful success, and am happy to tell you that it is *the best medicine we ever used. I do sln•cerely advise any one who is troubled with

Scrofula to give this valuable remedy a trial and assure them they will not be disappoint

HOOD'S SABSAPARILLA is sold by all Drug' .agists. Price $1 per bottle six for $5. Pre pared by C. I. HOOD & CO.. Lowell, Mass.

TIME TABLE.

This table is reckoned on the new dlandard ninetieth meridian time which is ton minutes slower than Terre Haute time.

The liogamport Division.—Trains leave for the north at 6:60 a and 8:35 m. Trains arrive from tbe north at 11:40 ana 7:45 pm.

The B. & T. H.—Trains leave for the soutli at4:06a-m 8:00 and 10:45 am. Trains arrive from the south at 10:10 am 11:59 and 2 00 m.

The Illinois Midi and—Train leaves tot the Northwest at 7:00 a arrives from the Northwest at 5 pm.

Terre Haate & Worthlngton— Trains leave for the southeast at 6:25 a .m and 2:45 m.

Ctticajro Ac Eastern IUnoi»—Trains leave for the Norm at 8: J6 am 2.26p and 12:05 am arrive from north at 10:15 a m, 5:15 and 4.00 a m.

The Vandalla—Trains leave lor the Kast at 1:25a m-. 12:55 m: 2:00p and 7:00am For the West at 1:17 a m, 10:07 a and 2.10

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arrive from east at 1.19 a m:

0ft 2:00 and 7:00 m. Arrive from West 1:17 a m, 12:40 and 1:40 m. I. and M. L.—Trains leave for the East at t:85 a 6:55 am 12:05 3:47 pm. For he West at 1*85 am 10:08 a 6:50 1:30 m.

CATARRH

Causes no

]P a In or |Dread Gives Relief at [Once, Not a liquid or I snuff. Applied with

the finger Thorough, treatment will cure.

Price 50 cents, by mall or at druggists. ELY BROTHERS, Druggists, Owego, N. Y..

Will be mailed BBK^O all at. customers of last

TREK

year vithoot ordering

UIICUUUUI IUI -LUWIUUK Ml MIU ivWvl

Seeds, Plants, etc. Invalaable to all.

D.M.FERRX&C0.°3S*,

KxubWoBxs In Children with Wilder'* •Mother's Worm Syrup.

LARGEST CIRCULATION IN INDIANA.

THURSDAY, MARCH 27,1883.

How can you remain a sufi'erer from -dyspepsia wnen woie caseo tban yours are being cared by Hood's Sarsaparilia.

Try itm

Ladies should wear a Hop Plaster over the small of the back,as ii cures all pains and acbes. 25 cts. at auy drug store. All ready to apply.

"Brown's Bronchial Troobes" are ...... widely known as an admirable remedy for Brouchivis, Hoarseness, Coughs, and it*) Tnroat troubles. Sold only in boxes.

I "*Eougn onjtats." Cleara out rats, mioe, roaches, flies ants, bed bugs, skunks, ohipmuuks, gop. ers, 15 cents. Druggist.

Admonition! Cure your cough thoroughly with Hale's Honey ot Horehound and Tar.

Pike's Toothache Drops cure in one minute. It is more economical to buy Durkee's Salad Dressing than it is to make a dressing. Besides tbis, it is made of better materials than you can buy at the etores. Everybody likes it. Try it.

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Why Welcome.

Wfiat makes Floreston Oologne weloome on every lady's toilet table is its ting fragrance and rioh, flower odor.

Enterprising localj|agents wanted in this town for an article that is sura to aell live druggists and grooers preferred. Address Humiston Food Preservative Co., 73 Kilby street, Boston.

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BELL ORDERED.

The Choral Union of ft Stephen's Orders aNew Bell to Coat $625.

From Friday's Dally.

Last night the ohapel at St. Stephen's was crowded and many turned away. Miss McEwan instructs the class twice a week. The boys are taught alone on Tuusdayevening and the whole class on Thursday evening. It was deoided to order a bey to weigh a ton of the Clin, ton H. Meely Bell Co., uf Troy N. Y. The bell Wlil cost $625 and is ordered to be here the seoond^weelc in Aprils in time for Easter. The following committee on arrangements was appointed to provide fora public exhibition at 10 A. M. on Saturday, April 12tb, on which occasion the bell will be elevated into the tower of the church. This committee consists of Ohas. Brown, chairman, Richard Strong and Miss Edith McClaln.

A committee was appointed to oall on Col. Thompson and ask him to make an address. This committee oonsists of the following boyPercy Williams,' chairman, BicharJ Armstrong and Robert Hudson Jr. It is the intention to have the bell connected with the Union depot train despatched office and to put in an automatic electric apparatus which •hall cause it to ring exactly at 12 o'clock, standard time, every day.

The choral union is so rapidly growing that the chapel is not adequate to accommodate the numbers

THREE FOXES CAUGHT.

Result of the Sugar Creek Chase To*day. From Fridav's-Dally. Between five hundred and a thousand people engaged in the fox chase to-day in Sugar Creek township. It was considerably more exciting than the other chase a week or so ago. The chase began at 10 o'clock and the lines formed in at the ring at 1 o'clock. Three foxes were captured. Two were dead. The one that was alive was taken by Harry Early, who was the hero of the engagement The live fox was brought \o town and is on exhibition at John 1. Staff's. It is the intention to tarn it loose next Tu3sd% afternoon in the court park and have another chase after it.

OBITUARY.

From Thursday's Daily. JAMBS A THOMPSON.

This morning at 4 o'clock James A. Thompson died at his residence, No. 115 south First street, from consumption. His death has been expected hourly for Ihe past lew days and though it wili occasion no surprise it will cause much pain to his many fiiends. The deceased was a well-known young man and was in the 27th year of his age. He was exemplary in his habits, retiring and modest :n his disposition, and anybody who ever knew him could not but like him. He was at one time connected with the police lorce otj tbis city and made an excellent and trusted officer. For the last year or so he engaged in business and was doing well, but the dreadful malady which carried him off fastened itself upon him and made a wreck of what was once a vigorous constitution. The time of his faneral will be announced hereafter.

Fish Bros' Wagon Works. From Friday's Daily.

The meeting of stockholders to elect officers and decide on location for the Fish Bros' Wagon Works will take place to morrow night at Mr. Collett's office. No definite pfoposals of land have been made except irom Mr. Mercer and ^President Mackey. It is stated that parties south of town are holding back an offer until the stockholders meet. Mr. Van Wyck has been written to for his price on a strip about a halt mile south of Mercer's and a little less than a quarter ot a mile above the Keyes' manufacturing company.

THE farmers have commenced preparing for the coming season's work, and, but for the wet weather, there would have been a vast amount of plowing done this week.

THE BOARD OF TRADE.

The formal opening of the Board of Trade marks an epoch in the history of Terre Haute. New blood has been infixed into the arteries of traffic new life and energy have filled the thews ami sinews. Proud of her past the ambitious city looks hopefully to a prosperous future.

The Board of Trade and the business which made its establishment a necessity at this time, is proof of present activity as well as an earnest of what is to come, in the shaping and helping oi which future to a realization of what is most desirable it is confidently expected this organization of the business men will be a most efficient instrumentality.

Fully equipped, with committees composed of energetic men to look after each ot the many interests that go to make up the multiform business life of an active and growing city, a remedy can soon be found for any difficulty that may arise. Or if no remedy can be found it will at least lie known that piompt and intelligent effort has been made to that end. And in the .matter of presenting the advantages of the city to new enterprises seeking location, assurance can be had than the just claims of Terre Hante have been properly and persistently presented. This is something that has heretofore for the most part been accomplished in a desultory and uncertain way, now well done and now ill and again not at til.

But the largest part ot its usefulness will perhtps be In its facilitating business intercourse among ourselves. It will be a sort of exchange, a common meeting ground, a place wherd business ot various kinds can be transacted with dispateh.

ACCIDENT ON THE RAIL

The Chicago Limited Express Wrecked. PITTSBURG, March 20.—The Chicago limited express coming east ran into a landslide near Columbiana, Ohio, this morning at 4 o'clock and was wrecked. No particulars of the accident have been received here yet, but as a special train with physicians left for tho scene it is believed a number of persons have been injured.

A later report says Engineer Richards and the fireman, name unknown, were killed instantly and all the passengers more or less injured, but none killed.

PHILADELPHIA, March 20.—At the office of the Pennsylvania railroad company nothing has been heard up to 1 o'clook regarding the accident on the limited express at Columbiana beyond what the Associated Press has from Pittsburg. The wires between Pittsburg and Columbiana are in trouble, but the officials are making every eflort to get a working wire from here to that

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They are also arranging for of the injured. LATER.—The company learned that the train ran into a landslide near Salem, sixty-seven miles west of Pittsburg. Recent rains had loosened the earth and it fell upon the track. The engine and train were derailed. Engiuder James Richards and Fireman C. Rhoads were instantly killed. Eight passengers were slightly cut and bruised but none ot the injuries are serious. No bones reported broken. The brakeman and baggagemaster were also slightly injured. Wreck trains were promptly sent to the Bcene of the accident, the passengers transferred and will reach Pittsburg about five hours late. It is reported all the injured passengers will be able to go through to their destination. This is the first serious accident that has happened to the New York & Chicago limited express since it commenced running, nearly three years ago.

ANOTHER ACCOUNT.

Another aooount says the train which consisted of an engine, three passenger ooaehes. baggage and mail car and sleeper. Upon reaching Franklin hill the engine left the track plunging down the embankment twenty feet below. Thaitaggage car and smoker followed andTOere badly wrecked. To add to the horror almost before the passengers could realize what had happened the boiler of the engine burst with a report that was beard for miles. The baggage car lying near the engine was blown to pieces and the dead and manarled bodies of the engineer and fireman were found 400 yards away. In addition to the injured given already, the colored porter of Pullman's sleeper was seriously injured. As yet no definite cause can be given for the acoident, but the opinion is expressed that an obstruction was maliciously placed on the track in such a way as to be unnoticed by the engineer in time to avert the accident.

Another Accident.

TECTONIA, O., March 20.—Locomotive 308, drawing the through express, due here at 4 o'clock this morning, exploded four miles west of here. Engineer James Richards, and fireman Charles Raodes were killed. Three Pulman sleepers and one baggage car was derailed. The following passengers were wounded: J. H. McKnight, of Ft. Snaw, Montana, scalp wound J. B. Vicks, N. Y., hand outi Win. Fnller, Chicago, nose and face out H. J. Douglass, Ft. Yates, Dak., scalp wound, and several others. The track was torn up for 200 feet.

Court House Bonds.

The board of county commissioners, previous to adjournment yesterday, placed upon record an order prepared by County Attorney McNutt in regard to the issuance of bonds for the new court house. The board orders the issuance ot $260,000 in bonds of the denomination of $5,000 each at the rate of five per ceat interest, payable annually.

DR.

BEFORE V-AND -YAFTER

Electric Appliance* arc sent on 30 Days' Trial. TO MEN ONLY, Y0IM0 OR QL0, XTTHO are suffering from

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NBRVOTTSFOBC*

WABTING

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W LOST VITALITY, LACK or NERTB

WKASIFKSSBS, and all those diseases

of a PRBSONAL NATUM tesulting from Asuns ana OTHBB CACSBS. Speedy relief and complete restoration of HEALTH,ViooK and MANHOOD GUARAXTBUX. The grandest discovery of the Nineteenth Century. Send at onoe for Illustrated Pamphlet free.

MOLTAIC BEIT CO.. WftliHALl. MUM.

The Waat oft Reliable Paretic. Which, while acting as a stimulant ot the kidneys, neither excites nor irritates them, was long since supplied by Hosteler's Stomach Bitters. This fine medielne exerts the requisite degree of stimulation upon these organs, without producing irritation and is, therefore, far better adapted for the purpose than unmedicated excitants often resorted to. Dyspepsia, fever and ague, and kindred diseases, ant all eared by it? I For sale by all Druggists and (Dealers gen-

WEEKLY QAZHTFS.

POWDER

Absolutely Pure.

This powder tin vet var e*. A marvel of purity, strength, and wholesomeuess. More economical than the ordinary kinds, anieannotbe80ld in competition with the multitude ot low tost' short weight, alum or phosphate powders Sold only io cans. BOTAII BAKINO POWDKS Co., 106 Wall street New York.

ITTLE

CURE

Blek Headache and relieve all the troubles Incfr dent toa bilious state of the system, such as Die* siness, Nanses, Drowsiness, Distress after eathur, Painin the Side, *e. While their most wins able success has been shown In curing

SICK

Beadaehe.yet Carter's Little Liver Pills an eqnaQf valuable in Constipation, curing and preventing this unoytag complaint, while they amo correct all disorders of the stomach, stimulate the lhrer and regulate the bowels. Krai if tbegr only oured

HEAD

Aehethey would be almost priceless to those who suffer from this distressing complaint butfortanatelv their goodness does not endhere, ana those

lodovitboatnan. Bat after sll sick head

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Is thebane of

many lives that here is where rrg

wiaiM our great boast. Our pills care It while others do not. Carter's Little liver Pills are very small and

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nsethem. fn rials at 8S cents five fortl. by druggists everywhere, or sent by mail. 1ARTEB MEDICINE CO^lfow Yoifc*

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I State & Monroe Sts..Chicago. Wtlirtrd jmpaid to any addraatlMir

I of 1 nstruiaonts Salt* €np«, BelU, IPompoiM, EpaaleU, O-Lunpi, Suadt. Drum MajorH Si -ft.

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BUSHELS

SEED CORN!

IMPROVED LIEAJCING—early and 'produotire. SELECTED YELLOW—good stOOk. SELECTED WHITE—good stock. CHAMPION WHITE PEARL. TENBROOK'8 WABABH WHITE*' GdLDEN BEAUTY, EARLY MDRDOCE— and other kinds.

All of the above are perfectly reliable and adapted to this section and considerably north.

HEEB OAT8.x

WHITE RUSSIAN, also WELCOME—direct from Burpee, and wax ranted 'cennlne. at a saving of freight.

SWEET POTATOES!

Great stocx of best sorts.

25 Varieties of Potatoes.

At prices lower than in any oatalcrueln the United Btates.

AND GARDEN SEEDS.

Of every description. Seed hoase established eighteen years. Seed com circulars, «lso catalogue free.

J. A.FOOTE,

Seedsman,

TERRE HAUTE, Ind.

THE FARMERS9 HOTEL,

Renovated, Newly Painted, Papered and Furnished and |Now Strictly First

Class.

Kudolph Fremont has bought the C'rapo Hoase on First and Poplar streets and has made great improvements in it. The whole house has been overhauled, new furniture bought and the intention is to run a first class fanner's hotel. He will also a-commodate city people at low rates.

STEWARTS REALIRB POWDER.

SOLD BY HARNESS AND DBUO STOBB8Warranted t°OlftBEC cure all open wUHH on AIUUM from any cause

M. BOLIKQ-EB

tc CO,

Opposite the Market Hoase*

Dealers in 8taple an^ fancy hardware, tinware, rape, Twine, Bird Cages, Timothy, Clover and Hungarian Seed, Window Glass Sash, Doors, Faints, Oils, Wire-Cloth, Ac,

Ac. n-Yon shoald eall and examine our goods and prices before purchasing elsewhere.

Best quality Barb Fence Wire at Bottom prices. A full line ditching tools, also stove pipes in all siaes.

STILL THEY TUMBLE!

Shoe Failures as Common as Cloudy Weather.

', We bave taken in the second bankrupt stock which we will open on

-Monday and when yon talk about bargains we lay everything In the shade..

We have them. We defy any bouse to meet our prices. All we ask is to

call and examine our goods and prices. Goods nought right sell them-

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Headquarters For MOOTS and SHOES,

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PLOTTR MILL WORK OUR SiT.CLA.LTY.

Repair and Jobbing Work Receive Pa* ticular Attention.

Have more patterns, larger experience and oapacity, and employ more mechanlo tban any other similar establishment within seventy-five miles of Terre Haute. Write to or oall on us and see for yourselves, at 901 to 285 north Ninth stiee near Union Depot, Terre Haute, Ind.

W.P.SPJisr ra. R. & HHCKLEB, SWT.

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J. R. FISHER, 329 MAIN.

Established 1865. nc Tporated 187

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XAS^S ff'the STotkAOHf AMMM oCtha Kidnvji and Bladder, aad aU«saMn» the G«*ito-Urinary Sftiem. ALL VKBVOD6 bx EASES: Paralj*!*, «vea at St. Vim Cano*. K\ lepsy,Catdlepsy, SCROFULA. In all Malta*, s&4 those dlaeaaaa not raoeaasfBllT traatad bir

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Pbyaician" aad Oafttrmitlas of all kinds. aaainatranMC fnrnisliad.

XLECTMICITTomd MZECIRICBA IJi, AH caae. of Ague. Dumb Agaa or CI«P •—. _«nd Iknr, Fistula, Piles, Uleera aad KIBW af thrt Beetom, Lapoa, moat Cancer*, most 8kin sues, Venale Dtoessss generally, Granelated Uf Oloeia tg the Osmaa, Weak and Sore Kjrea, Catan af tie Bye. Bar, Kaaa, Throat or Skin Hnsemav. Bpenaatorrhasa or '.Hseaaes peculiar to Men and Tou.^y

Opwationa hi MNfgn, Strabbmua or Or«M E Artll ciai_Purf„ Hun, Tape Worms, HTflroceut Jari Melt, Kerala er Bnptnre, Epilepsy or Ilik 'Jf Spr® Old Bong.(**wker« npoa Me body Khff Keteii*1* SyphUlr

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Democratic Township Tickets

HAKBISOIT TOWVSHIf'.

[Bleetion, first Monday In April, Trustee—Alonso Foster. Constables-John F. llorrlsson, Henry M»i Cabe. Thaddeos M. Hnaton, Charles D. Flald.

Sr. perrlaors—First district, O. C. Belt 8eo-\. ond, Charles Stewart. HOITBT OBIH DBVOCBATI.

Trustee—Charles Blgney. Jnstloes O. M. Carry and James Price. Constables—Weir MeGeeand Chris. Schom-. er.

Road sapervisors—Edward Roberts, John Haley* Wm. Rogers and Win. McGoskey. .. FATBTTB TQWWSHIP.

Trustee—L. D. Scott. Justices of the Peace—Sandford district, Frank Klbler: South district, T, J. Word New Ooshea district, Marcus Dyer.

For Constables—C. W. Aoora, Jas. Klntz aad Dinges Wilholt. Road supervisors—First District, W. A. Shores Beeoad district, William Hansel Third district, Jas. M. Pophsm Fourth Dis triet, Ben Edington Fifth district, Xhos. Butier Sixth district, Jo. Falmer.

BILBT TOWK8H1P.

Trustee—Amerlens W. Gordon.. Justices—Edwin B. Wythe and Blijah Staggs.

Constables—Harvey V. Jones and James M.Welsh. Road supervisors—First district, Isaac Danham second district, Wm. Baker Jr. Third nistrlot, John Beese Fourth distriot, JajJcssnp.

LOST CBBBK TOWNSHIP.

Trustee—Moody C. Ripley. Justices—Alex Qallion,sr., and Jams* M. Toner.

Constable—Alex Qairon, jr. Road supervibors—First district, James McHefiry Second district, Bainey Myers Third distriet,.Peter Early Fourth district, Aqullla Jones Fifth distriot, Thomas Collins Sixth distriot David M. Smalls.

IilNTOW TOWM8HIP.

Trustee—David Weeks. Constable—Joseph Shnmaker. Road Supervisors—First district, Charles Tryon: Second district. Nathaniel Whiteman Thirl district, Wm Frakes Fourth district, Wesley Lee..

SITOAB OBBBK TOWNSHIP,

Trustee—David H. All.

TJustioe

of the Peace—Samnel Mi^ha la.

Constables—Frank Crockett and John O'SulHvan. Road supervisors—First dlstrlet, Owen MoBride Second. Horace B. Hinton: Third, Theory Clearwater Fourth, Ben Hodges Fifth, David Little Si xth, James Kelley.

PBAIRIBTOK TOWMSHir.

Trustee—Arthur Jones. Constable®—T. D. Bimmons. W. D. Malone. Boad supervisors—First district, J. Wood Second, Madison Bryant Third, Charles

XiOST CBBBE TOWKSHIP.

Trustee—Moody C. Ripley. Justices—Wm. Gallion, James Toner. Constables—William Gost, John Qrlffv. Bosd Supervisors—First district, James McHenry Second, Barney Meyers Third, Peter Barly Fourth, Aqoilla Jonea Fifth, Thomas Collins Sixth, David N. Swalls.

OTTBR CRBEK OWSSHIP.

Trustee—Samuel Watkins. Justices—Bdward Barnes, Prymns Tyler. Constables—John Compton, David Kirkendall.

Boad supeevlsora—First district, Wm. Roe Second, Jasper Knudson Third, Major Smock Fourth, Wm. West.

TO ALL

SOLD1BBS and SA1LOBS, who were disabled by wounds, accident or otherwise, the loss of a toe, piles, varicose, veins, chronie diarrhoea, rupture, loss of sight or (partial ly so) loss of hearing, falling baek' of measles, rheumatism, any disability no matter bow slight gives you a pension. New ajt« Hssarakle Discharge* Obtained. Widows, children and parents of soldiers dying in the service, or aftertrards, from disease contracted therein are entitled to pension. Rejected aad AtaadoaedClilSM a Specialty.

Bounty, Bock Pay and Eort*

CUttms ColUcUd.

PENSIONS INCREASED

any time when the dlsabilty warrants it. In some manner the disability has increased or you were rated too low. So Apply for rn inereaee at ones.

Govermm Claims of all Kinds Solicited.

experience and being aere at headquarnables me to attend promptly to all is against the Governme&£. Cuvniars ce free. Address with stamp:

tors «na claims aad advice free

M. V. TIEBNEY,

BX486, WASHINGTON, D. Ci

VIGO Woolen Miiis aie still in the or tail trade, with a number one stock goods ot their own make and a ^umbei of pieces that have been cut which we will sell at reduced pricea. We are always ready to exchanse goods for wool at net cash prices. U. R. JBVMIW. Cor. Tenth and Main streets, Torre Haut£

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