Daily Wabash Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 14 November 1883 — Page 4

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goods unsoiled and we will refund the money.

J. T. BRUSH, Resident Partner.

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PLUSHES

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Per Yard

Worth $2.50.

CLOAKING PLUSHES,

In both Silk and Wool, at $2, $3, $4, $5, $6.50, $8.50 per yard, in Black and Seal Brown.

SILK VELVETS.

A full line of handsome shades at $1.50 per yard.

BLACK VELVETS,

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At $1.25, $1.50, $2.00, $2.50, $3, up, to the finest Lyons' Silk Velvet for outside Wraps, etc.

BROCADE VELVETS! 5•.

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Handsome goods in Black and Colors. Inspection invited.

HOBERG ROOT &C0.,

I 518 and 520 Main St

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MEN'S AND YOUTH'S DEPARTMENT!

To the purchaser from our Men's and Youth's Department who guesses nearest to the number of Beans in Glass No. 1, on exhibition at

OWEN, PIXLEY&& CO.'S CLOTHING STORE,!.

Will be given GRAND DUCHESS SET OF PARLOR FURNITURE, consisting of six pieces cost $150, will be on

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VELVETS!

Elegant Goods, Fine Assortment,

PRICES REASONABLE! !AMW 'UnV**t

Attention is invited to our line of Colored Silk Plushes, in all shades, full width, and perfect goods, at

J. T. BRXJSH, Resident Partner.

NOS. SOS A SIO MAIN STREET. ...

BOYS' AND CHILDREN^ DEPARTMENT.

To the purchaser from our Boys' and Children's Department who guesses nearest to the number of Beans in the Glass Globe No. 3, on exhibition at

OWEN, PIXLEY & CO.'S CLOTHING STORE,

WILL BE GIVEN THE

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Together with a beautiful Side-bar Buggy and Mounted Harness, Whip and Blanket. She is fouryears old, broken to ride and drive is gentle and docile as the smallest kitten perfectly Bafe for children to handle and dnve. Lady Dot is a fine bred pony her sire being an imported Shetland, and her dame an imported Jersey. She is a bright bay and inherits the gentle and lovable disposition of the celebrated Shetland ponies.

The following in relation to the SIDE-BAR which goes with Lady Dot: We hereby certify that we ma^» Id-tar Ix.pgy. .ho»n by 0«en, Pi,l.y 4 Co., OTlciUX, No,. 208 and 210 SoatL Third The harness is double stitched and gold mounted an elegant blanket and whip. This gift which we give isno discredit to Owen, Pixley & Co., is given to the best guess.

The ttonv and phreton are now on exhibition in the east window at our store. iic .iy OWEN, PIXLEY & CO., Nos. 508 and 510 Main street.««

KEEP THIS COUPON.

We guarantee any garment Iwuglit from the "When to be from 10 TO 25 per

c:ent. cheaper than can be obtained from any competition if not Teturn the

WANTED—Workfor

FOB

FOR

for a man to work

nboutahouse. Apply to or address at once the Society Organizing Charity, Central Bookstore.

"FOR BENT.

RENT—Furnished rooms for permanent and transient lodging, SUS^i Main street.

FOBBENT—Twostreet,

story frame, six rooms,

east Chestnut No. 1628. Inquire on premises. {.-OR RENT—Two nice, large front rooms, on Main street, between Sixth ai.d Seventh, suitable for an office.or genmtlemen. FUr,leman and wife or two alshed or unfurnished, [ain street.

RENT—Brick dwellings. No.

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OWEN, PIXLEY & CO., 508 and 510 Main Street.

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P. FOLEY, Manager WiMd

WANTS, ETC.

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SB CHABOSD FIVE CENTS PER LINE (EACH INSERTION. NOTHING KECKONID CIKSS THAN

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LIXS8. NO DISCOUNT ON

losa TIMK ADVBBTisaxxHTS. As the amounts are small payment Is required in rulvance.

WAHTBD.

ANTKD—A girl to do general housework. Apply at 223 North Fifth St.

WANTED—Agood

girl. Apply at John

Staff's, Chestnut street.

WANtKD—Work,

anything honorable.

Fully understand grocery business# Best reference. Address "Walter" this office.

WANTED—Underwear

buyers to seo

our elegant stock before purchasing. Au asortment of styles and sizes found in no other house In Terre Haute. HUNTER'S, S23 Main street.

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Ohio street and Nos. 818, 324 and 328 North Third street, Apply to Sam 1 S. Rarly, Room 18, Beach biocK

•iOR BENT—On the first of November, I1 house, northeast corner of Sixth-and-a-half and Oak streets. The Ross property. Inquire of Ross & Balue.

FOB SAIiE.

IOR SALE—A stock of goods suited to a large country drug, grocery and miscellaneous trade, together with the goodwill of tbe business. Terms easy rent low. Call on or address David Gamble, Martinsville, Ills. noB

SAXLE—At a liberal discount, ord«r for 1TO.00 to apply on "Atlas" Engine. Inquire at this office.

8AIR—a two-story house on Main street, with six rooms and a nice store room, will be sold reasonable and on easy terms onehalf eash and the balance to suit the purchaser. Inquire at this office.

OB SALE—Clean newspapers, In bun40c a hundred, at dies of 60 or II tbe Daily Express noB SALE—Mall boxes, for the recepI tlon of mail matter, newspapers, etc. Something everyone should nave. Box, with padlock and key, only 78c. Apply at this offioe.

FOB 8ALB OB TRADE.

dress

JMOof the paid

up capital stock of the Phoenix FounJry and Maohlne Works Co., of Terre Haute, Ind. Far further particulars, ad-

F. H. MCELFRK8H, 80S North Eighth St.

OULICE & CO.,

DRUGGISTS,

OFFER YOU

PERFUMERY, BRUSHES, COMBS, CIGARS, SPONGES, SOAPS, I TOILET-SETS, CHAMOIS, ..

CHEST PROTECTORS, LADIES' HAND BAGS, RUBBER GLOVES,

TRUSSES, SUPPORTERS, BRACES, AND INVITK A CALL OLD DRUG STAND. Cor. Main and Fourth Streets.

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Underwear Stock,

In INDIANA, at

HUNTER'S.

A line of styles and slees to bo found at no other house.

POPULAR PRICES.

Indications.

WASHINGTON, D. C., November 14,1 a.

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COMMITTEE ON AWARD.

H. HULMAN, Wholesale Grocer and dealer in Foreign and Domestic Wines and Liquors, Vigo spice and Coffee Mills, Nos. 500 and 502 Main street, an N os 1 0 2 1 an 2 3 N or if re 7

M. F. HOBERG, Of Hcberg, Root & Co., wholesale and retail dealerB in Dry Goods, Notions, Fancy Goods, etc., Nos. 518 and 520 Main street. R. AV. RIPPETOE, Dealer in Fancy Groceries and. Fruits, Nos. 647 and 649 Main street.

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The best Fur and Plush Robes and Gloves, can now be had at Loeb's. Also, all the newest styles in Headwear for the present season.

S. L0EB & CO.,

Corner Fifth and Main Sts.

LOOK AT THE 6REATEST

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For the Tennessee and Ohio Valleys Occasional light rain or snow, followed by much colder, cloudy weather northerly to westerly winds higher barometer.

OITI IN BRIKF.

Turkeys have commenced costing high. Tbe electric lamp beats gas, and is far cheaper.

T. B. Johns' box factory is turning out GOO boxes per day. Good apples are selling in this market for 75c@$1.25 per bnsnel.

The cold snap has prevented many plasterers from finishing contracts. Mr. J. R. Chambers' horse kicked the delivery wagon to pieces yesterJay.

The Business Men's association will bring in another excursion about the 21st.

Don't fail to see the electric lamp on exhibition at John Paddock's boot and shoe store.

The Hawkeye detective agency has sent two men to Kentucky to work up an important'taae. .- .... ..

Farmers are bringing new corn into market in a lively manner. Moat of it is of an excellent quality.

The county commissioners will bnild a bridge over tbe old canal on the Lockport road, to cost $160.

Mre. Hetter, of north Fourth street, is a plucky woman. She killed a vicious dog yesterday with a hoe.

TheG. A. R. did not make a very good thing out of the sale of tickets for the "Power of Money" combination.

The Davis family, assisted by Mrs. Belle McLeod Smith, will give a concert at Marshall next Saturday night.

The funeral of Arthur McWilliama, son of Mr. and Mrs. William McWilliams, took place yesterday afternoon.

People of an inqoUptive mind want to know what has become of the SheetsJoab baby caae. It is in the 8upreme court

Workmen have commenced the new stable at the tear of President McKeen's residence on south Sixth

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,,. _**1Kn •„. from the department in which the purchase was made. Every purchaser in

every

exhibition at the store. No one in our employ can have a ticket. These presents are lor our customers. chase. Accompanying every tickf is a guarantee check, signed and numbered, vi ha if an ha ad at O W E N IX E & S is no from 10 to 25 per cent lower in price than like qualities can be obtained elsewhere, the goods may be returned and the money will be refunded.

Nos. 508 and 510 Main Street,

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street. It will be a handsome structure. Owen, Pixley & Co.'s excursion on the 16th will be run from Evansyille. Fare for the round trip only $2 from that point.

A larger variety of underwear, a better assortment of sices and lower prices at Hunter's than at any other house in Terre Haute.

If there is any one who did not read Owen, Pixley & Co.'s advertisement yesterday, we give them, one more chance to-day.

Money can be saved buying underwear from 1 mouses that make a specialty of the business. Try Hunters, 523 Main street.

The Terre Haute club will soon purchase anew pool table and new pictures. The club now numbers about thirty-live members.

The street car company have turned out another handsome car. No. S. The drivers feel as proud as a four-year-old boy with a red wagon Jspi

Underwear in correct sizes can be found at Hunter's. Prices guaranteed lower than any house in Terre Haute. Come in and see what we have, j^pi

A lady and little girl were thrown from a buggy on east Main street, yesterday. by coming in collision with a heavy delivery wagon. Neither was hurt.

An en-raged steer created a panic on Liberty avenue yesterday afternoon. A woman wearing a red dress was compelled to climb a fence to escape the animal.

Residents on south Thirteenth street are complaining of two couples, two white women and two colored men, living together in oue house on thai thoroughfare.

Mrs. Shayler, a Bagdad woman, and Mrs. Lewis, of the north end, settled a little difficulty by a hair-pulling match on east Poplar Btreet yesterday. The woman from Bagdad won.

Tbe change in the grade of the gutter on the north side of Main street, from Fourth street to the river, willfb^ a change indeed if fall enough is ee-^ cured to drain all the water.

There will be a lecture at Oriental hall this evening by the Rev. Father Weichman, of Warsaw, for the benefit of St. Joseph's Church Total Abstinence society. Admission free.

Paris Gazette: Terre Hante is to have what the bummers and riffraff

be complete. Reckless driving at the crossing of Main street and the E. & T. H. railroad, will undoubtedly cause serious accidents. Tommy, the watchmtn,. says it is almost impossible to prevrf' reckless people from .driving in j/| of engines.

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FOR. THE PATRpNS CDF

& Co.'s

roua season's trade it has known since their establishment in this city,

50, prompts us to give expression to our appreciation of the ssed patronage of the people, by makingthem a number of presents

department will receive ticket to guess, no matter how small the pur-

NO CHARGE is made, directly (^ndirectly, for these tickets.. They are complimentary to our customers, ahf tyery customer will receive a coupon ticket, which must be filled out with the fittest, name and address, and returned to OWEN, PIXLEY & Co. on or btfoii January 1st, 1884, as no guess will be received after this date.

REMEMBER THIS, that with each /ticket we give a guarantee check, signed and numbered, which protects the customers, lor if, with whatever you may buy, you may be dissatisfied, you can have-your money without, a murmur. We know that whatever you buy is lower in priee than the same article can be obtained elsewhere, and we would rather 'have Our goods than your money if yoh are not pleosed. Our Committee on Awards are

H. HULMAN, Wholesale grocer and dealer in foreign and domestic wines and liquors, Vige Spice and Coffee Mills, Nos. 500 and 502 Main street, and Nos. 19, 21 and 23 North Fifth Btreet.

M. F. HOBERG, of Hoberg, Root & Co., wholesale and retail dealers in dry goods, notions, fancy goods, etc., Nos. 518 and 520 Main street R. W. RIPPETOE, dealer in iancy groceries and fruit, Nos. 647 and 649 Main street.

We, tbe undersigned, have deposited a quantity of Shot and Beans in Glass Globes Nos. I, 2, 3 and 4, the same being on exhibition at OWEN, PIXLEY & CO.'S, this city. We have securely qfealed the globes, and have no knowledge of the quantity contained therein.^ ., y,H. HULMAN,

BELOW WE GIVE BOTH SIDES THE FORM OF TICKET USED, CHANGED ONLY TO SUIT THE DIFFERENT DEPARTMENTS:

WE0NESDA* MOltNlNG. NOVEMBER 14 1888.

M. F. HOBERG, R. W. RIPPETOE.

P. O. Address

Nip. RETURN THIS COUPON WITH 1

|, And Ouosa. To OWEN, PIXLEY A CO., Terre Haute. Indiana, on or before January 10,1884. as no GueM will be received after this date. Should tbere be a tie between two or more, the Committee will decide by lot.

A farmer's team attached to a wagon loaded with potatoes ranaway on south Second street yesterday. The farmer, whose name is Gray, and from Prairie Qjtek township, was badly bruised attempting to. stop them. The potatoes were scattered. It took three men all afternoon to pick them up. '•li:

PERSONAL. _____

Lon Alexander, of Madison, is at the National. G. W. Barnes, of Indianapolis, is at the Terre Haute.

Stanley Craddock, of Paris, was at the National last night. D. O. Martin, of Marshall, was at the Terre Haute yesterday.

M. S. Woods and F. M. Ward, of Kokomo, are at the National. H. W. Hibbard, general freight agent of the Vandalia, is at the Terre Haute.

Mrs. B. F. Royce, who has been visiting Mrs. M. M. Riddle f6r (he last two months, left for her home in Winchester, Va., yesterday afternoon, by way of Indianapoiis, where she will spend a week visiting friends.

Mr. E. J. Dougherty, a most genial knight of the road and one of tbe biggest little men that ever carried a sample trunk, is at the Terre Haute house. He represents the Samuel Cupples Woodenware company, of St. Lonis. Mr. D. will remain in the city until tomorrow, and in the mean time will pay his distinguished respects to our business men.

Washington special to Conrier-Jour-nal: Senator Yoorhees left for New York this afternoon. He will go from there Wednesday niglit to Indianapolis, where he will remain several dayp. He will then visit his home in Terrie Haute for a few days,' and return to Washington abont the 20th. He is much pleased over the Kilbourne verdict, and thinks the government will settle the judgment of the court.

AMUSEMENTS.

Power of Money,

The second night did not draw much money for the G. A. R. The aodience seemed to show more appreciation than at the first performance. The scenery attracted attention, for it is really very- fine. The second-act-with its setting of the old French Market, the entrance of the policeman and some lively action is quite interesting. This, and the fourth act with the animated JoUands (Mr. Drew and Miss Sanson) save the play from general dullness. The pleasant comedians were great favorites, and were encored: several times. The obliging conple re-' sponded cheerfully, though Miss Sanson's good will showed the effects of a the

The steamer Belle of Fountain rived from below yesterday mornihg *m »i with consignments for HuW & Ob* «°ld-

Parker. She left at in

early hour this morning on the doirinr trip. The river is fn a splendid bora ing condition

Alfred Cortner, the contractor Vrydagh, the architect of Wasbingt formerly of this city, and W. H. Flo'

Welch,

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the architect, are competing for the position of superintendent of the new court house. 1

CERTIFICATE OP THE COMMITTEE." •_''

We, the undersigned, have deposited a quan Ity of shot in Glass Came No. 8, the Same being on exhibition at Owen, Pixley & Co.'s, this city. We have securely sealed the case and have no knowledge of the quantity contained therein.

TBBBK HAUTE, November 5,1S83. R." W. KIPPETOE.

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January first, to prevent the mortgage being foreclosed. The funeral of Miss Bessie Adams took place yesterday afternoon. The services were held at the Christian church, the Rev. H. G. Breeden officiating. The Fourth district school was dismissed to allow the teachers and scholars to attend the funeral.

H. HULMAN, HOBERG

found him at Greenup, Ind., where a liveryman found him running loose about three weeks ago, and picked him up as an estray. The pony when picked upbore tbe appearance of having been ridden very hard, and his tail had been trimmed of the hair. The Baddle taken with the pony was also found near Greenup lying on the road side. The thief probably rode the horse until he gave out and then turned him loose.

The Owl Clnb Reception. Th* following officers have been elected:

H. S. Breinig, president. Harley Pritcnett, vice president. Wm. Weldele, treasurer. '-l4i Theo. Debs, secretary. The members are pains-taking'in making the coming reception Thursday night a success. Dowling hall is being nandsomely decorated for the event.

ALL KIKDS OF

For'all kinds of dressed poultry at wholesale or retail, go to Myers, the cheapest place in the city to get your chickens, turkeys, ducks, and geese. All kinds of river, lake and ocean fish. Have always on hand a good supply of country butter and eggs, at wholesale and retail. All kinds of game, fresh oyBters by can or bulk. Goods delivered to any part of the city free of ch arge. Orders by telephone promptly attended to. For your Sunday's dinner go to the old reliable Union Fish and i'oultry Market, 426 Ohio street.

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the house

menselv, indicating very decided opin|ons 'of some kind. Aside from the icenifry and -the comedians there is tittle to be said for tbe Power of Montoy.

Stolen Horse Found:

Three weeks ago Saturday a man lured from Fontes 4 Hunter a pony, ostensible to ride for a few hours on a collecting tour about the city. That was the lint bend of tbe pony until was the last Heard of tbe pony yesterday, when Mr. Hunter's son, who has been on a search for the ani-

The Rev. J. H. Clay, of tbe Seveatii street Baptist church, was in Sullivan, yesterday, soliciting aid to lift the debt hanging over that edifice. Three hundred dollars more must be paid by ma), tele^apbed his father that he had

JAMES MYEHS.

GENTS' FURNISHING DEPARTMENT!

To the purchaser from our Furnishing Department who cuesMa nerraat to the number of Beans in Glass Globe No. 2, on exhibition at

OWEN, PIXLEY & CO.'S CLOTHING STORE,

Will be given a celebrated Vacheron & Constantin

Oold. H\intin.g Weitoli eizicL Oliain!

Warranted 14 karats: best American works cost $128. The watch and chain are on exhibition in the show No one in our employ can have a ticket These presents are for our customers.

To the purchaser from our Hat Department who gueesss nearest to the whole number of beans ia-Glass Globe No. 4, ~Xli^ on exhibition at our store, will be given ..

A Fine Custom Suit of Olotlies!

Tlie winner of this prize will hive the right to select from our stock of samples the piece of goods he wants the suit made from. No tickets given to our employes. These presents are for our customers. wi

OWEN, PIXLET & ,C0., Nos. 508 and 510 Main Street.».

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James M. Dishon and no other Goes forth in haste With bills and paste,

And proclaims to all creation,' Men are wiaewho advertise, In the tiraaent feneration.

The Lauagtor Block Coil

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Hen, Boys and Children.

We have the Completest Line of OVER QARMENTS in the city.

Our $8.00 OVERCOAT is superior to any in the city. We offer SPECIAL DRIVES in OVERCOATS, cenmencini from to-morrow, for one week only.

This Coupon Ticket entitles the owner to one guess at the whole number of

beans in glass case No. 2, on exhibition at Owen, Pixley & Co.'s. The person

having made the best guess will receive as a GIFT from Owen, Pixley & Co. $ flifr January 15,1884, a fine Gold Hasting Watch, with chain. ~.J ,-l1.

This form of ticket is GIVEN to purchauwnr from our Gents' Furnishing Department.

Hante, Indiana.

The Automate Blind Awning Fixture

consists of a -blind hinge, strong and durable, having in this respect advantages over all other kinds in themarket, with the additional advantage that without interfering in the least with its use as a blind fixture, it can be converted instantly into an awning, and vice versa.

Dunbar Hardware Co. 504 Main St.,

Sole agents for Terre Haute,

Fresh Creamery Buttermilk, at sage's,

Cmpuj

pgj Have moved their office to

Ml Main Street. They are operating two minea at Brazil and the Lancaster Minea at Clay City of the best quality of block coal in the market. They also keep on hand, HARD COAL,

NUT COAL, SLACK AND WOOD,

all of which they sell in large or small quantities at the very lowest price and warrant satisfaction.

OVERCOATS! OVERCOATS!

J. G. ADAMS, Agent.

"For every $3.00 worth of goods you purchase of us, we give you a chance in our drawing.

MYERSBROS.,

Southwest Cor. Fonrth and Main Sts."

CARPET, WINDOW CUBTAIN and PAPER DEPARTMENT I

House Furnishing Store, 413., Main St, Terre Haute, Ind

window.

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Silks! Silks!

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... Mi want you to know thai*^ we have one of the largest stock of silks in the city: we think we can please the most fastidious. We can,

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attention, fine goods and low prices will do it.

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Cotton Flannels.

We want you to know that there is no place in Terre Haute where Cotton Flannels can be bought as low as at •. our store,

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Wool Flannels.

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We want you to know that we sell the best western made flannels at low figures.

SPECIAL BARGAINS in Table Linen, at 40 cents, 50 cents and 60 cents.

Espenbain & Albrecht,

Pr?o^C,o