Daily Wabash Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 1 December 1883 — Page 4

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PALACE OF TRADE,

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BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH.

POPULAR HEADQUARTERS

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DRY GOODS.

THIS WEEK.

Bednced prices on SILKS. Keduced prices on DRESS GOODS. Reduced prices on VELVETS. Reduced prices on PLUSHES. Rednced prices on BROCADES.

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cade Silks and Satins at $1.00, $1.25 and $1.60 per yard, all reduced 25 per cent

Reduced prices on our "CENTURY" CASHMERES.

MA. See our 58 cent Black Cashmere, former price 68c. per yard. Very cheap.

Reduced prices on Underwear. Reduced prices on Hosiery. Reduced prices on White Wool Blankets.

i^. See our White Blanket at $1.48 and $1.90 per pair. Large sizes.

NOW OPENING

Holiday Novelties!!

Handkerchiefs, Scarfs, Fichus, Col Iars, Shopping Bags, Panes, Fancy Boxes, and a great variety of goods for fancy work.

HOBERG, ROOT&G0.

Grand Central Fancy and Dry Goods Establishment.

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MISSTATEMENTS.

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OBTICULTUKAI- SOCIETT.

Monthly meeting at the residence of Judge H. D. Scott, north Sixth-and-a-half street, Saturday, December 1st, at 11 o'clock a. m. Discussion: "Shall Industrial Instruction be £iven In the Public Schools?" JOS. GILBERT, Sec'y.

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ANNOUNCEMENTS

J-^ISSOLDXION NOTICE.

The partnership heretofore existing between. Godfrey IJ. Klugel .and Daniel Lynch, is this day dissolved by mutual consent Godfrey L. Klugel retiring. Dar\lel Lynch assumes nil liabilities of the late firm of Klugel S LyDch, and Daniel Lynch Is alone authorized to collect all Indebtedness due said firm and receipt for same. GODFREY L. KLUGEL.

TO MY OTjD PATRONS.

Having purchased theinterestof my old partner, Godfrey L. K-lugel, in the business of tin, sheet Iron, hot-air furnaces, etc., I desire the business of the old Arm.

WANTS, ETC.

ADVTOTISKMKNTS IN THIS COT.TJMN WILL BB OHAKGKD FIVE CENTS PER LINE SACH INSERTION. NOTHING RECKONED I.1BH THAN FIVB LINES. NO DISCOUNT ON LONG TIME ADVERTISEMENTS. AS the

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WANTED—BOARDERS—I

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DANIEL LYNCH.

I cheerfully recommend Daniel Lynch, my successor, as agood an honorable man to conduct the above business.

GODFREY L. KLUGEL.

Iff SHOP.

The workshops of the Rose Polytechnic are now ready for business. The superintendent will take orders for fine woodwork or machinists' tools. Special attention will be given to designing and constructing new machinery. All work will be done In the best manner and on reasonable terms.

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modate a number of day boarders with an excellent table, No. 203 Ohio st reet. Agoodrestaurantisattached. Mrs. Louise Scliftffer.

Mechanics to know that

tliey are throwing money away If they buy underwenr outside of HUNTER'S,523 Main street.

»»rANTED —Two unfurnished rooms, W first floor, for light housekeeping, within five blocks of Daily Express office. Address A. H., this office. WTANTED—A copy of the Daily Express

YY of September 20, 1882. Please leave at this office and receive suitable price.

FOB SALE.

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SALE—One set blackstnith tools, J?

for horse-shoeing, all In first-class order. E. Rothschilds, corner Third and Walnut streets.

Terre Haute, November 8th, 1SS*.

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SAXE—Clean newspapers, in handles of 60 or 100, 40c a hundred, at the Dally Express office.

SALE—At a liberal discount, or der for 170.00 to apply on "Atlas" ihgine. Inquire at this office.

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

nos SALE—Mail boxes, for the recepI* lion of mall matter, newspapers, etc. Something everyone should have. Box, frith paSoek and key, only 75c. Apply at thlsoMoa.

FOB BALE OB TBAPE. nKR8ALEORTRADK-£5,flOOof the paid I np capital stock of the Phoenix Foundry and Machine Works Co., of Terre

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For fnrther particulars, adF. H. McKLFRESH, 305 North Eighth St.

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BENT—Two houses, three rooms each, No. 1532 and 1536 Third avenue, two and a half squares east of Polytechnic shops also, house of three rooms, No. 788 No/th Third street also, house of four rooms, No. 13M East Main street, and house of five rooms on southeast corner of Lafayette and Elm. Inquire 653 Swan street, at F. V. BI8HOWSKY.

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DANIEL LYNCH.

November 28th, 1883.

The best Fur and Plush Robes attd Gloves, can now be had at Loeb's. Alss, all the newest styles in Head* wear for the present season.

S. LOEB & CO.,

Corner Fifth and Main 8t«.

CAMELS' HAIR

Underwear

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These goods give excellent satisfaction they are soft and warm do not fade or shrk.k in washing.

Indications.

WASHINGTON, D. C., December 1.—For the Tennessee and Ohio Valleys: Slighty warmer and generally fair weather, with stationary or lower barometer.

CITY IN BRIKP.

Camels'hair underwear in live grades at Hunter's. Sizes to fit. Nice, neat^ comfortable gloves at Hunter's. Prices popular.

The iron fire escapes for the National hotel are being put in place.. •*'-i The "nigger killer," thestone-throw in§ sling, is abroad in the limd, and window panes are suffering,

The steamer Belle of Fountain was in port yesterday, and left in the afternoon for Vincennes-with an assorted cargo.

The Terre Hante Horticultural society will meet to-day at the residence of Judge H. D. Scott, 418 north Sixth and-a-Half street

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RENT—Brick dwellings, Ohio street and NOB. 318,

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North Third street. Apply to Sam'l S. Early, Room 13, Beach block.

FOR HOLIDAY

Birthday and Wedding Presents, REMEMBER THAT

CULIGK&CO., DKteeiSTS, S

Have Choice Selections. OA-XjXJ AX^D sma. Corner Main and Fourth Sts.

collection at

the Presbyterian church, op Thursday, amounting to $50, were turned over to

The concert in aid of the debt fund of the A. M. E. church netted $100, which will go towards liquidating the debt of $300, which must be paid by Christmas.

The county commissioners meet in December term next Monday. Com-missioner-elect M. K. Lee will begin his term, and Commissioner DeBanm I will retire.

Walter Broadhead, who claims to be ''deputy clerk of an Illinois county, was before Justice Lockman yesterday for drunkeness. He was dismissed with a reprimand.

The old frame Building on the corner of Sixth and Tippecanoe streets has been torn down. A handsome business block will be erected there in the spring.

The young colored men of the A. M. £. church nave organized a dramatic company and will play Hamlet about the 1st of January, with C. B. Butler in the title role,

The "gags" at the minstrels abont Welch ana the fire department caused shouts of laughter, that showed how well the public appreciate our "makebelieve" citv government

An old man in this city has been wooing a yonng woman of 19 years of age, and now, after he has expended considerable of his wealth upon her,she has given him the mitten. At last ac counts he was trying to recover some of the presents given to the young woman.

Allen Nelson, wlio stole the watches from Thomas' jewelry store, and entered a plea of guilty to the charge of grand larceny, was yesterday sentenced! by Judge Scott to thgee years imprisonment in the Jeflferaonville peniteu.iary. Sheriff Cleary and Detective. Dwyer took Nelson and Hogan, the coat thief, to Jefferaonville last night

The board of directors of the Vigo Agricultural society- will meet this afternoon at Col. McLean's office. The important question to be considered is whether the new board will renew the $2,100 note held by the Rose dispensary against the society, and past due. At the last meeting of the directory Messrs. Blake ana Shaal, two of the new directors, declined to sign. Mr. Blake, stated yesterday that he would adhere to hisrefnsal. The meeting to-day promises to' be lively.

HK TlU $ ii A ilfK KX^rM.I&TURIVA MORNING! DECEMBER Lttfe

the treasury of ety. Over sixty more signatures have been obtained for cheap telephone.

Ladies' Aid soci-

Hon. William Cumback passed through the city, yesterday, on his way to Perrysville, where he lectured last night.

A young man walked through a plate glass window at Fischer's shoe store thinking the door jvas open, a few evenings ago.

The receipts of the opera house Thanksgiving night were $960, and for both afternoon and evening perform ances, over $1,300.

The grating over the gutter at Seventh and Main streets has been broken and presents a tempting opportunity for sprained ankles.

Standard time will go in vogue in the police department to-day. The night force will go on duty at 6:30 p. m. and come off at 5 a. m.

Bob Hall, who was taken to Union Mo., a few days since to answer the charge of car robbing, was acquitted and has returned to this city.

At the Central Presbyterian church, on Sabbath evening, the Rev. Thomas Parry will deliver a lecture on the Oratorio of St Paul. All are cordially invited.

SPECS

Consist of ONE GOLD WATCH, ONE SILVER WATCH, ONE CQOE STOVE, ONE BARBEL OF FLOUR, ONE FINE OVERCO. and ONE BOYS' SUIT OF GLOTHES^C^af. mm v./f.-.-w V.- -v ..-z.--*, f.A ticket is given with every $3.00 purchase, entitling the holder to one chance in our Grand Gift Drawing New Years day at 2 p.

Resulting from over-production and limited demand^ for goods in the east has placed inv our possession within the last ten da

ELEVEN HUNDRED MEN'S, BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S OVERCOATS at JUST 60c. ON THE DOLLA

The Tremendous Trade we have done the past thirty (lays has warranted us in accepting this splendid opportunity of placing befo the people of section the best bargains in Overcoats ever offered. We could, without fear of being undersold, mark these goods 25 cent, higher, but in compliance with our established rules, always to give our customers the benefit of any great bargains we receive ha marked them to sell at 30 per cent, lower than any other house in the state owns them.

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A.t o'clock tliis Morning w© slistll Toegixi tliis rip-roaring Overcoat Sal

In addition to this tremendous list of gooods, we have selected from our original stock many styles of $14, $15, $10, $18 and $20 Suits, and have marked them down to the mer nominal Brice of Twelve Dollars. SPECIALS ON OUR VN]ERWEAR COUNTERS!—Men's Heavy Gray or White Merino Shirts or Drawers, at 26c. and 36c. extra heavy 40c. Our 60c. goods are selling el where at 76c., and we are selling regular dollar goods at 06c. Fifty dozen all-wool fancy scarlet and drab striped to be sold at 76c. this is the best bargain yet offered*...

If you want a Knit Jacket call at our store if you want Socks, Shirts, Suspenders, Neckwear, Handkerchiefs and Collars, call at our store. v, This sale will cause such a consternation among the clothing dealers that they too will advertise GREAT REDUCTIONS, ETC., ETC. BUT DO NOT BUY ONE DOLLARS'

CLOTHING, for MAN, BOY or CHILD, until you have seen the wonderftd prices of those great clothiers, whose place of business is on THE CORNER OF FOURTH AMD MAIM.

Kicked by Males.

John Hurst, a teamster, was kicked by a mule, yesterday, while working on east Main street. Injuries slight.

Abe Wright, a colored gentleman residing south of town, was kicked in the bread-basket bv a mule, at the_public square, yesterday evening. He was hanled home in a wagon. rj$Jt

Schlltz' Milwaukee Beer.

The lager beer of the Joseph Schlitz Brewing Company, of Milwaukee, is undoubtedly the best beer manufactured and sold, as the same is free from any and all adulteration, and' pronounced so repeatedly by the best chemists in the country. In the manqfacture of this beef nothing is used but the best malt and hops of this country and Europe, and the water used is obtained from two wells, each of which is about 1,000 feet deep. Nearly all the practising physicians in the city have recommended our beer in preference to any other to their sick ana convalescent, when necessary. Also recommended to mothers who, on account of delicate health, are not in a condition to give nourishment to their infants as they demand. To show the popularity-of our beer, we will only Btate that the sale of 1871 amounted to 12,283 barrels, and of 1883, 307,529 barrels, an increase of 205,246 barrels in twelve years, or an average increase per year of 24,604 barrels, the largest increase of any brewery jn the United States. All persons who drink beer, either in saloons or at home, should call for or use our beer, thereby being served with the beat and healthiest beer ever sold here.

Orders for bottle or keg beer, either by telephone, personal or written notice, wilt be promptly attended to.

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AMUSEMENTS.

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This evening Louis Harrison and John Gourlay, two of the best fun makers on the stage, will present their new play, which is commended by all who have seen it One writer says One might as well hope to successfully photograph a laugh as describe this piece or say why it is funny. It simp ly and sublimely defies analjwis. Its Bole object is to raise a breeze. The breeze which Harrison and Gourlay haveraised.by it has gone quite beyond their control, and grown to an unmanageable magnitude of a cyclone. The most imperturable nature goes down before it without a show of resistance, and everybody rolls and shakes and laughs. Nothing in the way of farcical invention that has been seen here in recent years can be compared to it for rapid action, novel situations and entangled complications, all arising logically from a lark of two well-mannered Philadelphia' clerks, and the loss of Mrs. Obadiah Dingle's baby by a thoughtless servant.

Bnckland in Terre Hante. Buckland, the man who called on General Sherman, in St. Louis, and wanted to marry one of the general's daughters-, will be remembered as-a "crank" who made dry-goods box speeches here in '76. He was looked upon as a crank, and. by all regarded as such.

EUGENE DUENWEG.

Office, Depot and Bottling Department corner Sixth and Vandalia Railroad. f9*Mflwaokee Beer is delivered at the same price as others.

J. it C. Fischer Pianos Are at the height of perfection.

A. MARSHALL, 328 Ipiin street,

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Thanksgiven is over, and the cooks air thankful fur that, and will now take a slight rest recupboardatinfur Krismus, when they will make another onslaught on the Turkey Goblers. But ef any ov em desire to keep tneir hands in, as it wur, so as not to urgit the slight it's done by, ihey can find the materials fur a big lay

out at Rippetoe's White Front eny day, and specially on Saturday. Most everybody wants sumthin extra fur Sunday dinner, and as it's Mister Rippetoe's biznetis to please he lias made a extra endeaver fur to-day's spread. Read the follerin, make your selection, then Btep to the telephone, holler your order and then sit down contented and happy, knowin you hev done yer dooty, and also knowin' thet you will git jist what you ordered, and that of the first quality.

Dressed turkeys, ducks, chickens and geese, dressea rabbits, quail, prairie chickens, sweet pickles by the dozen, horse radish by the quart or gallon, celery, cranberries, Florida orangeo, bananas, comb honey, egg maccaroni, Almeria grapes, Saratoga potatoes, pigs' feet, salt herring. ...

CHOICE APPLES A car load just received of the best northern apples at *T. H. Briggs & Co.'s, corner Fourth and Cherry streets,

It you want a nice present for a lady Or gent, call at, Theo. Stahl's, No. 622 Main street.

If you want to make your wife a nice Christmas present, get one of those handsome new parlor lamps at 022 Main street, THEO. STAHL.

Miller's Monster

Stock of Groceries is Big Enough to Select From. -ft

In other words, Joseph Miller's Chestnut street grocery is tha place to go to lor OYSTERS, -t

GAME, 7 POULTRY, FRUITS,

VEGETABLES, CANNED GOODS

And all staples.

The bankrupt stock of Alexander & Brown is 'ast closing out. Iros.' shoes from 1.50 less than rices. 513 Main st. Note the place.

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To close out rubber goods we will sell all ladles' plain rubbers at 35 cents, and leather goods in proportion, at the bankrupt sale of Alexander & Brown, 513 Main street. Be' careful, 513 is the place.

Dancing.

Oscar Duenweg will open at Opera hall in the Opera house. New class for beginners, ladies and gentlemen, Friday evening, November 30th, at 8 o'clock.

Class for beginners, ladies, misses and masters, Saturday, December 1st, at 3 p. m.

Advanced evening class commences Monday, December 3d, at 8 p. m. Advanced class of juveniles, Tuesday afternoon, December 4th, at 4:30 clock.

Satisfactory references required from strangers. NOTB—The style of dancing practiced is that adopted by the American Society of Professors of Dancing, New York, for use by its members in their respective classes, so that persons learning to dance here will be able to dance in any of the eastern cities without serious inconvenience or embarrassment, asat present experienced.

Classes taken out of the city. Send for circular.

WAHLERS

Is the Place to go to Place Your Orders for Choice Meats,

Just received a lot of elegant- Barlotine vases and center pieoes at Theo. Stahl's, 622 Main street.

Fpham VUM) to former

Selling Out at Cost.

Desiring to quit the grocery business, I will close out my entire stock of goods at cost

Those wishing anything in the grocery line will save money by calling at once, as I will not continue this le but a few days.

A. 0. CHADWICK

No. 405 South Fourth Stre Street.

The Estey Organ

L^ads the world, and sings its own praiae« wherever heard. &U and ae» them in all different styles, at

J. A. MARSHALL'S, 328 Main street.'

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WE SHALL OFFER SPECIAL BARGAINS IN

OVERCOATS and UNDERWEAR.

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The finest leaf lard Orders left at the shop on soutl street or sent by telephone will receive prompt ana careful attention.

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Will buy a fine Upright piano at $25 cash, and $10 per month. Gall and see it. J. A. MARSHALL, 328 Main street.

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LET DOWN 6RADUAI After the Big Thanksgi Feast Don't Come Dow to Plain Diet too

Soon.

As the Sudden Change Prove a Shock to th ^System but go to P.

J. Kaufman's and v* Get

Pork Tenderloin, L, Sparc Rips, Saus Dressed Turkeys,

Dressed Chickens, v. Dressed Rabbits, 1 Dressed Ducks, Qui -f'v*- Wild Ducks ifS^*

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Squirrels

Important toYou.

.If you are thinking of purchsu piano or organ for Christmas yov save money by calling at 4 J. A. MARSHALL'S 328 Main str.

large assortm

of China button-h bouquets g,t Th Stahl's, No. 622 Mi street.

Pianos and Organs

For sale at very lowest prices for on easy monthly payments. We bnt ONE PRICK.

J. A. MARSHALL, 328 Main stre

Ladies and family washings a superior manner, at only SCVcen deaen, at the Star Laundry, t»77$

Look Here!

We have the finest and largest stoc

pianos «nd organs to select from in ®"y. A will convince yon of ****•?/, J-A. MARSHALL, .» 328 Main stree

Theo. Stahl's, 622 Main street, i* place to get your holiday goods has a complete line of Lamps, Tea Dinner Sets.

Decker Brothers' Pianos Are acknowledged

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leading musicians. Now is vour ti to purchase and save money. J. A. MARSHALL, -v- 328 Main street

California Monthly Excursion R. M. Baker & Co. have organized a ties of cheap monthly excursions to ri on the California sleepers to Californ

Leaving Chicago, December Qth Jannarjr »th February,., 7th Marcti..... 18th Apr" 10th "ay 15th

January .""in February, March... April May

These excursions and economy. For full particular^ write to R. M. BAKER & CO.,

ans combine comfoib, *or full particular

No. 103 Adams Street, Chicago, II]

Theo. Stahl has, as usual, alarge ant complete stock of holiday goods. Don fail to call and examine his stock. 6" Main street.