Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 23 October 1884 — Page 2

DON'T SUFFER LONCH WITH

tHEUMATISM Ot REIItAlllA Mr. M. C. Warn, Assistant Cashier Merchants' National Bank, Toledo, O., says:

Kt little gM was cured of BtaeaiMtiam nWriaf suffered about threemonfttto qkathi^ofhobos* I recommend it to with this

gg^»No medicine has ever been

discovered that so quickly and

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surely cures these diseases as

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W. K. Smith, Kankakee, I1L, says: "Mrwlfobss •offered with acute Bbsumstlsm

I. T. Smith, 164 Washington Street, Chicago, says: "Ban sofferad with Rhsamstism for Ave

If joucaanot get ATHLOPHOBOSof yourdrag1st, we wffl send it express paid, on receipt of Rgular price—one dollar per bottle. We prefer bat if he

TOO buy It from your *111, do not be persuaded to try sometl but order at once from us, a* direc

ATHL0PH0R0S CO. IMWilLIT.WIWYflMt

Moody a'id BrookI i.

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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23,1884.

an key are revivailng in

Advancing fall warns us to be prepared for cold weather. StreLgtben the eye tern, purify the blood, by taking Hood'* SarMttparilla!

Tbe mo*t tyllsh collars are very high

By :be combination of different arti* olfK rv coritnt persons fr baking powder, tbe? render tbe food very indigestible, a« tbe obemioal aot'ou when they enter th- etomaob prevents tbeir being digested. Dr. Pripe's Cream Baking Powdei is a perfeot powder. No baking powder in th3 market that produces suon good results in tbe oven

Tbe nntlonal conference of Charities and Uoi reotions will meet next year in Wabi»gtor.

Wi»J WeiCOOW.

Wn»vmaxee Plor»i»ton C«io»oe weioonie -u every lady's toilet table 1* its ae'-i-'k l* \n *h* flower odor.

Receipts of holt* at Cbiosgo. to-day 16,000 of cattle. 10,000.

Wm. Soli.- N". M»7 Central avenue CinHri'iiiti.«»,. anvs. Having .*ed Ur D. D. KreiuienN AukTHburu Br*» Tea wito giiodi*.re»ulu, »tul 1 w-int pxend it to *tlien». I A-oul'i octt be' in it Ortr.'JK A Co.. agents.

Oil cloned at Pittsburg, to day at 68 &- Sc. Bctertrising tooai airents w*«ieo this town for ao article tbat mire to •el): live druggists and grnc«*r» preferred. Address Humiaron Food Prn*« rvn,tive Co., 72 Kilbv street, Bo«»on.

The Peruvian government hit dispatch annaunoing the taking of Trufillo from Caoerists after beavy lighting.

'Carter's Little Liver Pills ar$ free from all crude and irritating matter. Concentrated medicine ooly very small very easy to take no pain no griping no purging.

Another Li* (tailed.

Courier Journal: I »h imeau man who said that Mrs. Loi was trying to advertise a leciore tu.ir. Mrs. Lockwood, being a widow, .•••'** lectures.

No more indigestion or K-1 en debility if you use Wilder'* Stoas&rb HI tera.

That weik back or pain in the side or hips you will find immedixtely relieved when a Hop Plaster is applied. It etrensthens tbe muscles, giving tbe ability to hard work without suffering. Take none but this, 'tis sure.

The Red-Hot-Poker Plant. New Tork Evening Poet: A novel autumn llowtr is "Tnioma granilflors," sometimes- vailed 'be red-bot-poker plant ftom. its semblance to a red-hot Wr of iioo^ the fl« spikes are from ten to twelve inche» in length and shaded from canary yellow to scarlet

A Bttstla Protaoter.

Burlington Free Press: A Burlington lady baa disoovered a great scheme for keeping gentlemen off her train at fashionable parties. 8bepinsa large slur on tbe skirt, reading aa follows: No trespassing on tkese premi-es. The offender wfll be punished to tbe fullest extent of the Ifcw."

One Teach of Nature^

Detroit Free Press: Tuey have a nun en trial in Dunkirk for assault 4 tery, but as soon as he tells jury that he cuffed tbe n» *u who ki-ke«i his dog the verdict wii be:

4-N'i iMtin,

and don'tyeu forgot it!"

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Expeaaive Wall Paper.

Chicago Tribune: A citizen of Troy i* •aid to have recently papered tne ataiis of bis stable with piper tbat cost' him 900,000. Part of tbe covering consisted «f bends ot a defunct ateam-eeating company, and the remainder was bonds of other "bu'eted bubbles."

Aa Efcotef Whisky.

Yonkers Statesman: ^'What's ibat you've got crowing on your lace?" inquired Yeast of Criasonbea* the other morning. "Oh, its a swelling of somo sort," replied the affl-.eted man. "Why don't you put aome whisxy on

"What for?' "Why, to break it.'*

uWill

that break it?"

"Well I should think so. I've known whisky to 'break' nan/ a swell."

WEST YIROINIA.

The Majority Will be Over 10,MO. Paidbsiok, W. Via., Oct 16.—[Dispatch to Austin Brown, Democratic member from Indiana ot the National Committee.]—Maxwell, Republican and Green backer, gets 460 in Wood county, a Democratic gain of 600. He gets 000 in Kaoaaha, a Democratic gain Of 1,100 Wilson, Democrat, gets a majority of 180 in Fayette, 100 in Patttim and 1,000 |b Wayne. So tar as received, returns show that Wilson will have over 10,000 major-

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[Signed] D. II. LBOHASD, Chairman WHKKLINO, W. VS., Oct. 16.—[Associated Press.]—Maxwell's majority in Putnam county ia 260, in Wood .410, in Fayette 170. In Tucker county Wilson's majority is 116. The indications are that Wilson will have 6,000 majority in the stale.- •..

The Tickets aad Farmer Veto** State officers, congressmen and mem bers ot the legisiatuie are to be chosen to-day. An amendment to ihe constitution obanging the time to November is also to be voted on. Tbe Bepublioana and Greenbackers have (Vised. The two q$ue tickets are as follows:

DKMOCRATIC.

Office X*m» PoMolee Governor. ... W Wilaan... .Charleston Aadltor...........Patrick Duffey..Webster Ireasnrer....... W Thompson... Hantiagton Atty Wen'l A Caldwell Wheeltag tiup'tSohools..Bb Morgan....Webster „«|ACSnyder Lewisburg Supreme C't 18iim. Woods PbUlippi

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Governor Edwin Maxwell Clarkxburg Auditor Burtt. .Wheeling ireaaurer BW Bmrm.. falrmoai Atty Oen*l....J A Hutchison..Parkersburg SupT SotioolfiJ N Kendall Harrisvil oh W tt Flick .Martlnsburg SapremeCt Brown ..Obaileiton

For the past eight years the vote baa sen as follows, tbe votes or 1876 and id 1880 being those for President, and those for 1882, when tbe Bepublioana and Greenbackers combined on State issues, tor Supreme Judge: 1876 1880 1888 Democratic 96,406 8T.8S1 48,061 Republioau ..4S,OM 4S^*8 48,440 Orteabaek................. 1,878 f,0T8

The (till list ot Congressional nomineea in tbe four diatricta is aa follows: Dist Name PoetclBoe PoliUos

Nathan Golf, Jr*....Clark«biirg.........: «ep John Brenaaa W«aton Delia Bevbolda ....Keyser Hep Wm JL Wiuoa*. ..Charleston....Dem James W Davia Lewisbnvg Rep Ohas Snydei* Cbarleston Dem AS Barbee Point Pleasant GbBep Eustace ulbeon*....Huattugton .........Dem

Renominated.

Facta and Figiraa A boat Okie. In 1880the Republican majority in Ohio Stcretuy of State, at the election cot responding to tbat ot yesterday, was. 19 005. In 1883 Hoadley's (Demacrajic) majority over Forabec (Republican) for governor was 12.629. Returns are compared with both elections and without this key to the situa'ioj axe confusing It will be seen that the Democrat! gain as compared with lour years ago and the Republicans as compared with last year.

Tbe following is tbe vote of Ohio at tbe October and November elections in presidential years beginning with 1856-

S^ndunky ... deuooa .. Snelnv Stark Tuscarawas.. Vinton— Wavne Wiliiams .. W/anuot

Total ......

Clinton ,,.. Columbialut Cuvahog«,.... mugrnn)§i-...$f

Qaiiini.... Oteett-./.^ri.... Guernsey Hamilton Hardin Harrison Highland Huron Jaekaon Jeftsrson..

Lake. Lai wrence Logan Loraine Lueaa Madison Mahoning Medina Mel-ja Miami Morgan Morrow Noble Portage Preble— Sototo. Summit. ..... Trumbull.... Union YanWert Warren....... Waabington.. Wood

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Rep Den .178,618

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.856—October ...178,618 154,838 President 188,477 170,874 18W—Ostober Sl2,8&i 1801,941

President -231,610 *188,697 82.OTS 1864^-Ootober 287,210 182,488 54,771 P-esident *5,154 306,MS 69,588 18»8—October M7.06C 249,682 17,488

President 980,12S 288,700 41,428 1872—October 266,982 M1J80 14,150 President 281,868 244,321 87,581 1876—October ....31#,882 811,098 5,774

President „.330 68B 13,182 7^07 1880—October .......284,021 848,016 19,006 President ....376,048 340,821 34^27 *Oou«lasaad Breckenrldge Mmbiced.

THE REPUBLICAN ROUT.

The Majority in Ohio Growing Beaaiifally -t 1.888COLUMBUS, O., Oct. 16.—Unofficial returns have been received trom all the counties of Ohio, except Carroll and Geauga.

The following counties gave Democratic majorities Adams.... Allen Ashland Auglaize Brown .. Butler Coshocton Crawford Darke .*.. Defiance Brie Fairfield.. Ic .iCT Franklin Hancock— Heury Hofkinir......... Holme*....*-... Knox. ...— eking M.t.Mn Jl »M l'1-f ...... M"!!*'"? Moinu'XiMry.. Mll!klMliUIU to-* PoUidix^ l'eiry .. ,. PlCKttWHV PiK J'uini«n»..... Kicbialid ...

1,268 760 2,000 1,100 2,860 710 2,213 1,222 1,100 904 1,832 298 300 1.875 793 2,016 15 1,513 742 2.240 2.4A) 093 25 1,400 «4 125 l.twO 579 1,822 1,270 147 667 1416 1,228 250 1.600 188 426 97 732

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Tbe followtng counties show unofficial Republioan majorities on the State tioket: .-xv, Ashtabula 4,648 Athens.., 1,000 Helmont." S,S70 nampaign...... 1,044 Clarke 2,000 Clermont,, 78

Total 61,990 This reduces the Republican majority to 10,462 with Carrol and Geauga eoun tiea not heard from.

The Democrat* elect ooagreeamen in the 8rd. 4th, 6th, 6th, 7th, 11th, 16th, 16tb. 18th, 17th and 21st—total 11. The Bepublioana eleot 10, a loss of five aa compared with the election rour years ago, at wbioh time the Republican majority on the state ticket waa 19,006.

LATKK.

Additional returne give Carroll Co. a Bepubliean majority of 066. Geauga Co. a Republican majority of 1,760. ORUNBACK COVOBWSIONAL, COIfVWf flow.

A mass oonvtntion to nominate a eaa didate for congress for the Eighth con. gressional district will be held at Crawfordsville, Wednesday, October 29tb, at lp.m. A general invitation is extended to Greenbackers, Anti-Monopolist*, and all who intend to aupport General Butler in his present oanvass in favor of production and enterorise, as againat specu lation and corhiption.

Bj order of J. H. Aun, State Committeeman Eighth Dis. 8BNATOB HARRISON'S LtTTLR BCIIWI.

A.Demeerdt well known to the Ga XSTTB haa been beseiged with, letters from a soldier begging him to sign an agreement to vote for B'aine and Logan, giving as reaeon that he expected to eolleet aa many as posalble of these from Democrats and send to Senator Harriaon ao tbat the latter may feel kindly toward him and work to lnorease his pension. The iettere beg for this promise quite pitifully, and state that aeveral anch promises have been given as personal favors by Demoerate, but the gentleman he labored on last replied that he voted the Democratic ticket on principle and would make ne auoh promise even for friendship, and added tbat Senator Yoorhecs and tbe Demoora a bad done'muon more for soldiers pensions than Harrison, which all soldiers know to. be true.

Shooktai Accident.

HABRISBUBO, PA Oet. 16.—A shocking accident occurred here to-day. Miaa Lixaie Wallace in getting off tbe Cumharland Yalley railroad train, atepped la front on another traia that was moving. Harvey Foster, cheokman, promptly sprang to her resoue, but both were run over in an instant. Miss Wallace was cut to pieces and died instantly. Foster had both legs mangled and almost t.irn off. He cannot recover. Miss Wallace was a delegate to the Woman'a Temper a nee Convention, now in session here, and resided at Newville, Cumberland County.

Disaster ef ths Deep.

HALIFAX, Oct. 16.—Tbe eohooner Charles Yalentine, from tbis port for Sydney C. ,,was totaly wrecked ta the Dry Breaker near Louiaborg, Tuesday nigbt. No trace of the erew can be found aod it is believed that all were drowned. Tbeir names were John Ormistown, master, aged 76 years Allan McDonald, mate Nelson Staoey, John Mclntyre, John Henry. Siilieo and Phillip Cann. Except Gilliee all tbe above are married men, and leave families in Cape Breton.

Bank Paaics.

LONDON, Oct. 16.—At the meeting of the Institute of Bankers to-day, Mr. Robt. W. Barnett read a paper on the May panic in New Tork. He likened the beneliioial action or clearing bouae association to the interferences of the bank of England in tbe paaiea of 1847, 1657 and 1866. The operation was justided, be maintained by sueoess with wbicb it had been attended. He praised tbe precautionary measures winch had been adopted by the olearing house since the panic.

Carriage Ballpen.

ST. Louis, Oct 16. —The carriage builder*: association continued its sessions today. Officers for tbe ensuing year are as follows: Henry U. MeLeao, Wilmington, Del., president Frank 11. Hooker. New Haven, secretary aod treasurer. Thirteen vice presidents and ao executive committee of nioe with Wilder Pray, ot N. f., aa chairman were also elect* d.

Coal Minor Killed.

MINSHALL, Ind., Oct. 16.—[GAZBTTK Special.]—Wm. Spoor, a ooal miner„was killed in shaft yesterday by^falliog coal. 1 be miners are idle to-day and will be

•laar Killed.

Yesterday Lea Weatherwfx, a miner in the Lancaster Coal Co's miaee, waa killed by a pieee of slate falling on him. He died three hours after the injury wae received.

TkeDoadly Whip-paar-wllL Detroit Free Preee: If a whip-poor-will aings under your window for three successive nighta yep area goner. It bee been tried In Yirginia and it killa somebody every tim*.

BOSTON, Oof. 16.—a keavy fall enow ie repotted this morning ia Hew Hampshire, the flret of the ssaaoa.

THE TERRB HAUTE WEEKLY GAZETTE.

1,100

NS 2,268 TSi •4ft 77 U» 67b M72 1,662 1,666 1476 2,176 619 164 1,068 1,200 1,481 926 490 420 289 626 288 711 1,700 6JI00 1,187 200 1,746 106 660

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juaiii fdttyiaislff Mlii be on yow Jset it dratis tlfcet la taking ftolayov naer «laaMtf 4iMl|tlw Moesn ttii joir ebeeka tbat eantt^aal atoalm «poa yswvltal forasa, rendsrtag yon Irrltableand fretfnl, can be drily lesMvml

Ihanseet that marvelous remedy, Bitters^ Insgnlaiities and obstrneWon? your system, are relieved atone* while tbe special cause of periodical palnar* pennaaantly rsmev*d. Moae reortve ao m«eh bpn*At,aid none are *so profoundly grateful aad sbowsne^M* Interest in rsoommsnding Hop Bittern.

A Postal Cud Story.

I was affected with kidney and nrinary Trouble— "hi twelve yean!" J£

After trying all the doctors aad patent medicines 1 oonld bear of, I used two bottles of Mop "Bitters

An* I am perfeatly nirad. I keep it "All the time!" respectfully, B. F. Booth, Saulabnry, Tenn.—May 4, MP.

BRAMOBD, Pa., MayA1875.

It has earsd ma ot aeveral dlssasaa, aaeb as narvouaaess, stelmass at tb* stomacb, mohtbly troables, etc. I bave not seaa a aide day li» a year, sin** I took Hop Bitten. All •y aeighaors use them.

Mas. fAimiusm.

$9,000 £oot

"A tour to Curepe tbat eost me 88.000, done "me loss good thsn one bottle of Hop Bittern:

Mtboy

also cured my wife of fifteen years' "nrroaa w—kn*sa. sleepVewneas and dys"pepsla.'1

R. Auburn, ST, V.

Bo itUHKiMOvni.a. 0„ May 1, T». dou^I havxbeenanflbriac ten years, and I tried your Hop Bitters, and it done me motegeod than all tbe aoetorf.

Mtas 8. S. Boom.

Bnbj 8aTed.

We are so thsakfnl to say tbat onr nursing baby was permanently cured of a dangerous and protracted constipation and irregularity of the bowels by tbense of Hop Bitters ty Its mother, wbiehat tbe same time restored her to perfeot bealtb and strength. —The Parent:, Rochester, I*. T.

j^Nom genuine without a bunch of green Hops oa the white label. Shun all tbe vlte. potsonooa staff with -Hop" or "Hops In tb*lr nam*.

GRATEFUL—COMFORTING.

EPPS'S COCOA.

BRCAKFABT.

•By a tboveugh knowledge of tbe natural laws which govatrh the opegttiona of digest. ioa and nutrition, and by a earaful' application of tb* fln* properties of w»ll-aifecred Ooeoa, Mr. Kpps ba» provloed oar breakfast tables with a d*lteat*ly flavored beverage which may save maay heavy doctors' bills. Tt is oy thejadicions us* of sneh artist** of di*t that a eoastltution may be gradaa"ly built up until strong enouirh to res«st every tendeney to disease. Hundreds of mkw maladies are floating amuad us rstfT to attack wherever tber* is a weak point. W* may escape maay a fatal shaft tqr keepiLg ourselves well fortifled with pare blood and a properly nourished frame.7e/

Mad* simply with boiling water or milk. *old only in half pound Una by Urocera, laoeledthns: uniimtn ijB°MlIi«i4sfc JtafUa4.

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GAIN

Health aiDjiappiness.

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Ar« sour Kidneys disordered? "YMmiSr Wort taroaght mm Crass wmiMill

Ara yoor mm mak?w

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"Ktdney Wort eand us from nerrou* mStaM te.«ffcrlwM neS e*psct«ltonry."—Mr». M. M.B. Jrj» Md.Ckr1thm»mofUttr.Chralaad,O. you BrighVs Disease? 'VdMf-Wart sand avms 10 walsr was Jasl

HkedSk sad th* like blwodl^ Haak Wffioa, Psabsdy, Ussa

Stifferingfrom Diabetes? "Utev-Wort IstEs most saooeajMrsmrtr I bav* ivsr USM. Qhw. alnies* laiwiMilijwltt"

Pr.mmpO.Bsllsa.iMairtoa, Vt

Bare you Liver Complaint? —teqr-Wort cured ma of ekroolo Liner DIBMSMI 'X^wa^toM. «th Hst Oaard, K. T.

Is your Back lame and adhing? "Ddaar-Woct, a bctUe) ensd ms whsn I wasss ^1^

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Have yon Kidney __ Disease? "KMaajr-Wect smAssMsqaadlaMyer aadkltem

Are yon Constipated? laer-Wort cMasswwwgaiiyaB^ Mrtwa Fsa*n4i iltaas, Vt

naamy-wi as after

Have you Malaria?

•VMH^Wort ss doashsttsnhsa sgy

Are you Bilioosf

Tlifcir Wort ha* tossma.SMp «e*d than as9

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Are you tormented with Piles?

Are you Rheumatism racked?

Ladies, are you suffering? "ZUbwrWort cored ofpse^ar ttoflUsssf

you wouldBanish Disease and gain Health, Take

I N E W O THS MLOOD CLIAIMR.

Cur* wlthodt Mad cine. Pateated tooer 10,1879. Ocbox will enreOne

APOSmYE

moet obatlnate oase in four days or less the Alias's Soluble Xedieated Bsngiaa No naaseons do**s of eabeba, eopalba or oil at sandal wood that ate eertaia to praduos dyspepsia, oy deatruylng tbe coatiag of tbe nosueh. Fries |t.5o. Sold by I drwglsts, or mailed on rsceipt of price. For farmer partlenlarssenaforeireular

O. Box ljBB.

DALLAM Co. Joba it, New York

istllsi Wysptama aal

CURB

he FArmert* Hotel

•tthecovnerof Fittt aad Poplar strse^ has besn greatly improved by by R. FfT moat aad ia van aa a flnt class hoon. aaa and frash and aawly paper

wow amwll^g ta and! Tasspartasfsaom*-

is a pleasiat, stars carts. Also,

forTsttsr, Itsh, Salt .Rheum. Boald-Head. Sresipelas, Barber's Itch, Blotches, all scaly ereety Skin Disease*. Box, by aaait, SOcis. SVOrllM. AddrM*. DRTsWATNK SON, rhilada.,Pn. StrtdbyDiagaists.

I.ivr. llistT sr Stsssact frsskle. •faMWOms: kmpom blood- eesttve bowels, lrrejpuar appetite, sour bMching, aainaln .stda, bask sad haarWyoUqwariaa, bwminf When nrlnatlag, may-colored steoST ban breath.no desire Her work, chills, fr/eca. lrS & a S memory, foggy sight. For ihsss tronMes "SWATNE'sFlliB" area snre cure. Box nillsk bv mail, ets 5 for |l 00. Address blCSWAYNE# SON, Fhllada., Pa^ Hold bar druggist, u-i Css|hi,CsMs, Osusurvh, Cssnaiftlw

All Throat, Breast aad Lung Affections cured by the eld established

Kid gloves or kid sill

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WILD CHERKT." Tbe flrsi doa* givesrallef, and a onr* speedily foUows. Seta, or II6^ at Druggists.

Ualsa Hatlr Intsrsr-Orsat Baa* Hah Toilet Artiel*. Beatursa growth, color, Soss aad softs ees. Reasoves Danarutt. nstocrndc families of Great Britain eadorae it. Rlegaatdresains. Fraaraaay perfamed. Tbe favorite of fashion. At Brnggists for l^d, or 7S otsln U. S. money.

NCLGEN'S

Steam Dye House,

660 Main St.. NteKeen's Block. The Only Steam Dye House in the City. Dyelagand Hconrlng of all kinds of Ladies'Cleats' and Children's wear, such as Silks, Sstlns, cleanol or dyed In an

Cashmeres, In any desii

etc

ppera cleaned or dyed lies cleaned, shawl* cleaned or dyed.

laoe cnrtains and laee

cleaned or dyed, plumes, gents' garments oieaned. dyed and rajwJr" All my woTk is don* by a steam |uaw, which makes It look as aloe as new. A man can aav* buying anew suit by taking bitold clothing to Nelgen and nave him ui eleaa, dye and repair it. Ladies can do th same with tbeir drestes oc having tbetr oieaned aad dyed.

JOHV H. NXLOBN

Faraers, iiitioiif

CALL AT THS

BUCKEYE GROCERY/

1309 East Main Street?

will be to your interest You will flad grooerias at the very lowest rock bottom price- The Buckeye pays tbe higbeet caae prices for all produce.

WM. NORRI8.

M. BOLINOER

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OpvsdH tbe Market Hnn,

Dsalefs in SUple lad faiicy hardware, ware, rape, xwlne, Rlrd Cages, Timothy Clover and Hungarian Seed, Window Gla^ Sash, Doom, Paints, .Oils Wire-Clotb, Ac, Ac.

aad prices before purchasing *ls*wh«r*. Bost quality Barb F«noe Wire at Bottom prices.

A fall UneTdltcblng too If, also stove pipes in all sisss*

No. 1817. rhe Stat* of Indiana, Vigo count, in the Saoerior Court of Vigo county, Jc siah Locke vs. Mary D. Mays, et. al., to aiet title. lay of ust, IM, said nlalotiff filed an amdavit in

it known that on the Snd da Augdne form, sbowing t&at John F. Selberling, one of the defeadants is a non-resident of tbe state of Indiana.

Said aon-reaident defendaot la hereby notified of tbe pendenoy of said action against him, and that the tame will stand for trial October 27th, 1881, at tb* September term of said court in tbe \ear 18M.

Attest: MXSUI.L IV. SMITH. Clerk. J. T. Heott 4JH. B. Jones, Pirs. Att'ys.

Slew Advertisements•

tgR kMOatHssI ROAMS tor three fW lire i'oung men or adles In egch connty. Address P. W. ZIKGLEK AC j., Chicago, 211.

CowingContain

IOTTAOE8 or, Hints on JSoon

^k iawm)omiralHouseBitla. lng. ina 51* plates of Cottages from $500 to 13.000, with Rescript tve le.ierpress. 1 8ro. vol., handsomely bound in cloth, mailed on receipt of ft.

Ton shoald call aad saamiae our goods SaaSsil!^sii!^^l&. Sli^ "KlSSS Is

WM. T. COMSiOCU, Pub 6 Astor

Place. N. 1. An Only Daughter Cured of Consumptien.

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When desth was hourly expected from consumtiou, all remedies having failed, and Ur. Jame« waa experimenting, be accidentally made a prestation of Indian Hemp, which curod his only child, and now gives tbis recipe on receipt of two stamp- to pay expen ses. Hemp also cure* nfatht sweat*, nausea at tbe stomaoh, and will break a fresh eold ta twaaty-f jur hoars. Addre-s Craddock A Co., ion Race titiees, Philadelphia, naming this paper.

MASON 4 HAMliN

snut ORCAN8 Highest honote at all great World's Exhlbl ttona for sevrateaa years. Only American sss«:£?s£r,,w-

UPRIGHT PIANOS ww Mghaet eaeeU—ce yt sf

talaad la sueh laaixnmenta sddlni ta ai jy*vjoaatmpravem*at* aae of gr*at*.'vmlne

o« Of tune, nias-

MtMal Haalia Onaa ao4 Pb 41 aoo Co*' lit Tiemuat atqV.Tock, «k Chieago, U»sbaaSkA

14 th

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ROUTE!

aa tlma in fact, wants a etrtetty tmslneee wteawgiaa'&Kn.a.cgs hisuugsgemiiile.andooltmseeopsoQss and bekannr.

THKTOUBI8T

Haa long slaoa dmsa «i Wsbaah as the favorite root* to all the sammerrasortaoCtb* RMt. North and West, and Wlafeir Resorts ct the South, aathoOonvaavhaaior! the Onvaay haaforyears pr»aeeeasasodMona ana move atthan aw oi its enmpstitors for thia trav*l.TouiistTlek*Cs east bo.hafl MredneedraaeaataUpstostpaleAMaolthe Ooatpany.

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