Daily News, Franklin, Johnson County, 7 September 1889 — Page 4

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WASHISCTOK, D. 0 September ".—Indication* for Ohio, and Indian*: Warmer fair: easier I to souther!}- wind*.

Autumn Suits

fohSZ&Ul suppuEa R3HINGTOCKLL

GUNS.

LAWN TENNIS, (^CROqUCT.j

CLOTHING AND GENTS FUBNISHIJfG.

Boys' School Suits!

Gentlemen's Fall Suits!

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are to be seen at our establishment. Don't delay, as first come get first choice, even if you don't wish to buy yet. Come and see what elegant garments are being produced at V'

PIXLEY & CO.

DIIK8H GOODS, HOSIERY, ETC.

GRANL) FINALE CLEARING SALE!

THE BUCKEYE CASH STORE.

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In order to close out odds and ends, broken lines of

Underwear and Hosiery

We will offer several choice lots at

50c. 011 the Dollar, S|je'ial

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A. 0. SPALDING

T©RR© HHUT0, IND, SEND TWO GSM* STAMP FOR FORTY PAGE ILLUSTRATED CATAinQU®

TRUNKS, TRAVELING BAGS, ETC.

Bargains in our DHESS GOODS DEPARTMENT all Next Week.

THE BUCKEYES CASH STORE.

GENERAL SPORTING GOODS.

BAKER & WATSON,

pixley&co.t,

The summer suit has served out its term and the time for the appointment of its successor has eome.

A car load of superb Pixley-made fall suits in all the new cloths and combining all the qualities of excellence found in the^est tailor-made garments has just been received.

than ever before at this season of the year, ranging in price from $1.50 to $15.00 per suit.

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I Mothers, don't forget that |we have a much larger line of Boys' and Children's

BOATING. UNIFORMS*

REMEMBER THE

Terrc Haute Trunk Factory

WHKN 1}* NEED OF AN YTHINO IN" THK1R LINK,

Trunks, Traveling Bags,

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REPAIRING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.

No. 638 Wabash Afeiae.

Vt HINK WORKS,

PHCENIX FOUNDRY AND MACHINE WORKS.

Ninth street, near Union Depot.

Terre Haute, Indiana

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-MAKCf ACTDRERS OP

Engines, Boilers, Mill and Mining Machinery,

ArrhiUvtnmn! iron work a Rjxvialty. DeiUeni in belting, boiling cloth, pipe, hm» good*, and all kitttb of mill and machinery sopplie®. Engine and boiler repairing promptly aUendml to. mm-

TRAXJ.FKU tOMPAXr.

THE TERRE HAUTE TRANSFER CO

is unift lU U*»tttv tiirMmtt.

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Are ww Moci and Mwibw 8M r*rri*«w l« ilwir mod

will tuake tfcelr tmnwftsr wmattiio'AM tlwinfutt«•(«, K«. M»

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The handsomest garments ever shown in the state

PERSONAL.

P. Hazzard attended the Paris fair Thursday. Miss Anna Ryan has returned from Cleveland.

Jake Frisz is spending a few days in Cincinnati. Miss Belle BlnruleU will spend Sunday in Marshall.

Mrs. Frank Gift is attending the fair at Paris, I1L Miss Anna Haslet has returned from a visit in Marshall.

Mrs. Chas. Griffith will leave for the east next Thursday. John Xott returned to-day from a trip to Northern Michigan.

Mrs. Lucky, of north Eighth, will leave for Columbus Monday. C. H. Merrill, of Clinton, was in the city yesterday on business.

Miss Anna Oilman, of 652North Sixth street, is visiting in Chicago. Miss Alice Prevo, of West York, will enter Coates College the first of the coming week.

Chris Epperson, of Vincennesris visiting his brother, John Epperson, the Ohio street barber.

Mrs. Lizzie Cook, the milliner, who has been visiting ui Cleveland, O., has returned home.

Mrs. E. W. Jameson has returned to Florida after a visit to Mr. and Mre. Samuel Budd.

Mrs. W. P. Armstrong and family will soon leave for the south, where they will spend the winter.

Herman Huhnan, Jr., willremove into his new house, corner of Fifth and Swan streets, next week.

Mise Emma Stone, of Paris, is spending the week at Terre Haute, the guest of Iter sister, Miss Bradley.

Miss Blanche Chamberlain lias returned to Evansville after a visit to Mr. and Airs. Samuel Budd.

Ewalt Langen, Otto Mornung and Jacob Bernfieimer will go to Koekville tomorrow on their wheels.

Mr. and Mrs. Mort Hidden and Mrs. Joe Kent, of Terre Haute, were the guests of Herman Mullins, at Paris.

Dr. T. C. Stunkard returned from Cincinnati last night, where lie attended the opening lectures of the Ohio Medical College- ZMJ

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Cfl*HA&Uin SUPPLIES* SKATES, THEATRICAL,

Miss Mar}' Fritzgerald, who has been

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Central Christian church—Preaching by John L. Brandt at 11 a.

Bert Merrinsrarrived from Denver last

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TERRE HAUTE DAILY NEWS. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1889.

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yiaitin* friends in Chicago and Panyilte-^ th(v

111., will return home Nit unlay to attend

school. Mrs. W. II. Schulmever and daughter Lillie, haye returned home after a pleasant visit of six weeks with friend# and relatives in Danville.

Joe Johnson, of 414 Park street, was yesterday the recipient of a beautiful gold watch and chain from his parents, the occasion being his 21st birthday.

Ward Weekly returned yesterday from his northern trip with the Indianapolis Zither Club, lie reports a very fine time. It is rumored that Ward returns to us a married man, but can not vouch for its truth. /, ,••'* 9'* **m£ tfU

Mrs. H, B. Gilman" and Miss Katie Stark, accompanied by Mi*. K. Bryant, Miss Alice Parker and Mr. Will Robertson, of Indianapolis, have returned from Chicago, Milwaukee and other points north.

CHURCH NOTES.

REV. TABOR TENDERS HIS RESIGNATION—OTHKR CHURCH NOTES. St. Stephens church—Holy Communion at 8 a. m. service and sermon 10:35 a.

and 7:30 p. m. Sunday scoool !»:15 a.

Sunday school at St. Luk's 3 p. 111. John T. Brinkman, of this city, was reelected treasurer of the German Roman Catholic Central Association of America at the annual convention at Cleveland, Ohio, this week.

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tory" and at 7:30 p. in.

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"What Think

Ye'of Christ." Sunday school at !:30:i. in. and Y. P. S. ('. E. at (1:30 p.

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Every

one cordiallv invited. v\ V, i'. unrli.—Tlie

Central Presbyterian Ch pastor, Rev. George It. Pierce, will preach

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the morning at 11 o'clock. Topic of sermon: "It May Be evening, 7:150, topic, "A Young Man and a Young Woman." 14KV. G. K. PIERCE.

The Pierson township Snmlay school association met at Union churdi to-tlav at 10 a. ui. An interesting programme had been prepared. 1. H. C.«Royse sjoke this afternoon to a large assembly, all Sunday schools of the township being present.. fJC

The Rev. M. W. Talvor lias severed liis connection with the Universalist church and the question of the congregation absolving am} attaching itself to a Unitarian church has leen cohsideretl for several months. The Rev, Tabor is said to favor the movement.

Mollatt Street Presbyterian.—Services Sunday, September Sth at 11a. no. ami 7:iU) p. m. Morning subject: "Mystery of Growth." At night second sermon of Septemler course on Pilgrim'# Progress: "Hill Difficulty and House Beautifur' with blackloard indications.

MethmlW conterem-eatBraisiL 1

tendance may be exjectetL Use Union Normal class, organised last spring by Rev. Dr. Gilbert, state superintendent. and which adjourned for the dimmer, will ifesnme its work next Monday evening at 7:30 p. m. at the Central sSvsbyteHau chnreh. Ail Sunday

school teachers* officers and others w"

Koyse, F. A. Beckett committee.

COiORID Notts,

There will be no services at either As- YOICF CUITURF liafcw operali/oV .ImmMk, »n! intra Iho il.i.^ n.Tif! n',

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known Rev. Hardin Anderson, of Evansville, was in the city this week .. .Mrs. Emma Hall and daughter have returned home from their visit to Ohio and Illinois The Baptist camp meeting began Thursday and Sunday. There will be preaching three times at 11 a. m., 3 and 7 u. m. Bible lesson at 1 p. m. Rev. R. Bassett, pastor The emancipation proclamation celebration will prove a success. They have a good committee who are taking great interest and are sparing no time, and it is hoped that every colored man, woman and child do all they can to make the 23d one of the grandest days in the history of the colored people in this city.. .There will not be any service at the Seventh street Baptist church to-morrow on account of the camp meeting .... Rev. Alexander Smith will leave soon to attend the annual conference at Marion, Indiana.

Mr. Wiley Teller is expecting to go to Chicago, HI., soon Let every colored famuy, every place of business conducted by colored people be decorated on the 23d and show our colors The camp meeting will be conducted for three weeks with great interest with good preaching and singing Let every colored man go in the procession on the 23d The Union Literary Society of the A. M. E. Church is expecting to open next Monday night, September 9th, with a good programme Mrs. Charles Pool, Watson Lewis and Jobe Johnson are out of the city singing The colored people have engaged Monninger's Park for the celebration on the 23d Many of the colored students are here ready to attend the Indiana State Normal Mrs. Ben Williams and Mrs. Robert Manuel returned from fishing with about thirty-six fine fish Will (irag and Miss Julia Graham were married last Wednesday night.

CLAIRVOYANT.

Prof. Almeda, who records the past, present and future, is meeting with remarkable success. The Professor will only remain in Terre Haute a short time and" should be consulted at once. Office, No. 2lti North Fifth street. •.

THE CENTRAL BOOK STORE!

BUTTON & CO.,

Has its usual fall line of Scliool Books (excepting those that are to be sold bv the Teachers, Exercise Blanks, Scratch Book*, Book Holders, School Bags, etc., etc. And will be pleased to have their

school friends call upon them for anv-

may neei

Myers Bros., will save school suits. Corner Main.'^T'"1

you money on of Fourth and

'if FALL HATS. A new line of fall hats, including all of the latest blocks has just been opened at Loeb's. This stock is the most complete in the city giving the purchaser the neatest variety in both style and quality to select from children's school hats will be found in endless variety No. 501 Main street.

FRESH OYSTERS ,,

received dailv at Eiser's.

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JEFFERS & HERMAN have a complete stock of buggies, surries, landeaus, Mikado wagons and coaches, all manufactured by themselves, which they will, sell at very low prices.

"r FIVE AND TEN CENT STOIiE. Jf von want some six'cial bargains in 5 and ten cent goods. Call at 32"» Main street. A large line of new goodf just received.

FRESH TAFFY

andlltfw candies at Eiser's. ,,

Brewer Bros., corner Fourteenth ami Main, for feed of all kind. Prices lowest in the citv.

School suits Mvers Bros. V' Kr' NEW GOODS.

Don't fail to visit the New York 5 and 10 cent store for bargains. A full line of new goods just received including all of the latest novelties. No. 32f* Main street, U-U ^BWai.TFTTIIIIFI

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The little child of John Mill, of sonth Thirteentlvand-a-haH street^ who has been ilek for morne time, died last Monday... .Sam Brown has been selected as marshal of tlte day for the 23d... .JMm. Bell Jacks»n and little *laagliter Ruth ami Mia* Hill arri\-ed home to-tlav from Ohka^o... James Clark bnildinkafine lwi»^tory frsm« hoo«e on aoisth Kighth «tmH.... Feter Town»n has lxen on the aiek lirt this week, hut is out aj^m— It THife ladies of Aaborf Church will give Rev. Hennr Pcpc of Ianvi!h», the gn»t 14 aoctal »%l«inlay evening at SG5 Main c^p roe»?ansf onotor, »in the city to m- street, f^ppoaite the Opera Honafiu l«j& vtli th»icamimeeting... .Cha«. MaJ-jaream. cafe, coffee and sandwiches will ,,loiy left last Vkedaoaday for parte nn-1 he served.

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Fresh vegetables and fruits at Brewer Bros., corner of Fourteenth and Main. Prices sure to please.

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new an«l juicy at Eiser's^ ..... GILT-EIXrE COFFEE In one pound tin-foil packages, delicious drink. Try it.

Children's clothing Myers Bros, ff

ninsil' thorough! taught-by I'rof.

I' R. Bdtowte. «t &»t6 Owt«r«. WirKGEa-A handle lino

BED LOUNGES,just receive*!. SINER BROS., 627 Ohio street

OLD DOMINION COFFEE.

ing to join the class are requested to be present at the firet meeting* C. B. King, chairman John Dsmalcbon, 11. P. TownIv, C. C. Oakey, R. A Alder, I.

H. V.

Kingan's English cured

shoulders, the best on the mar

kef at 7 cents, at W. W. OLIVER'S.

Brewer Bros., corner Fourteenth and Main. «ell h^st parent flour at $5.00 per barrel. All goods at rock bottom {irks*.

UFA'S 10N\ ARMY OF THE CUMBER-1 LAND. Evansville mote will well tickets, Terre' Haute to Chattanooga and retnrn, Septemher 12th to 10th, at $9^30. good returning until October 10th^

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A souvenir given with even' purchase in our hoys' department. Myere Bros.

HARVEST EXCURSION. September 10th, to points in Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado, Dakota and to points in various other states in the north west, west and south. For information in detail call at 624 Wabash Avenue.

R. A. CAMPBELL,

-.fx 'v General Agent.

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OLD DOMINION COFFEE.

SINGER SEWING MACHINE.

BUY THE NEW

High Arm, LigM Running and Silen

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MUNBSS

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SUPPLIES FOR ALL SEWING MACHINES

A.T REDUCED PRICES

No. 673 Main Street.

REMOVED FROM 320 MAIN STREET.

CARPET AND FURNITURE HOUSE.

f's Carpet and Furniture House:

ble goods for the Fall trade&J Nearly an acre of space is used in the display of the stockr^For all kinds of Housekeeping Goods, stop at Nos. 422,424 and 426 WABASiJ AVENUE, TERHE HAUTE, INI).

BASK UAL.L.

DAVENPORT VS. TERRE HAUTE.

Monday, September 9.

Galvanized Iron Cornices, iSf!

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The Frazier cart ia the onlv cart in the citv that gives jierfect satisfaction. Try it. Carico agent,

GAME CALLED AT 3:30 M.

UATjVANIKRD IRON COUNICKS, KTC.

NO. 719 MAIN STREET, TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA.

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Trv Brewer Broe., corner Fotirteenth and

Main,

for groceries and feed. Prices

guaranteed to be the lowest in the city.

an's English cured

shoulders, the best on the market at 7 cents, at W. W. OLIVER'S.

The ladies of Aahury Church will firive a social .Saturday evening at 405 Main street, opfKmiie the Opera H»u«e. cream, cake, coflfee and sandwiehea be sen*ed.

and Cherry.

R. A. CAMPBELL, (JeneralAgent,

Ice

will

ICE CREAM.

Call at Ed. Lawrence'# handsome par\om and set aome of bis dehciotia ITsiladelphia fee cream* Corner

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Kingan's' English cured shouldejs, the best on the market at 7 cents, at

W. W. OLIVER'S.

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Cl HPETS~Cut and made to room without extra cost, at H1XER BROS..

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DISPLAY!

Joe Miller, the popular jrrocer at 515 Main «trv«tf haaa display which can not be *nrpa*m*d anvwhere, notwitliatanding the hiic fair. He baa eten'thintr that the market afford* and everything that can be procured.

Joe Took tlie Premium Long Ago

and ha» continued to hold it He haa ajpplea, p^ hen. tomaU*^, xnpw and the

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watermelons and cantelonpea

one ever naw. Everything freah.

id CatJ J''1 Mori N ita IV ooacl reeked south tiair vd Klb t, final full to on »r hi lj open re wen

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ville, yhig Austi land,

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8ITKET METAL WORK

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The lineRt line of (»nf'cionerie« city to 1«- found at Ed.l^twrenou'a corner of "Fourth and Cherry. ———i—

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