Daily Wabash Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 23 December 1885 — Page 4

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Come In This Morning!

Children's Suits at Pixley's, ^Children's Overeoats at Pixley's Boys' Suits at Pixley's,

Beys' Overcoats at Pixley's, ^School Suits atPixiey'i, v.i| 5JSeh001 Overcoats at Pixley% ^Youths' Suits at Pixley's,

Youths' Overcoats at Pixley's, Men's Suits at Pixley'js, "Men's Overcoats at Pixley's, Boys' Cuft Buttons at Pixley's,

Men's Cuff Buttons at Pixley's, 4nd every thing you can think •f for Men's Wear at

jAi.nia.Ku i.i

4$P*P*

PIXLEY & CCS.

FOR THE HOLU AYSI Fur Glo ves,^ Fur Caps,

For Ladies,

Ladies' Neckwear in

MUFFLERS!

For Gentlemen at 60a, Wo, 74c, 85c, 90c id upwards to J&OO, morning.

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puv'Wmpx'j^ [S0St? A TBOfl •aearvujQ .. an. kj

Did yon soccecd in your trades southwest?"

£3

w"Yes,

but I^made no n-iney

US EFBLfRESENTS!

Coi ne In This Morning

8. LOEB & CO., SIGN 01 THE BLACK BEAR.

Aveld the fcreat aftenux

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'SHSHSIttmi N3H01IH

'sjepjg A0|IIMOI

'sanopnu'i

ui esuoq ^BeA aranfc O) an* j*

sgant assortment of Silk Scarfs, fluk end Ties, Silk folded Ties, Black lies.

wld& Silk

EVERYTHING

Yon

may

want in Gentlemen's Furnish-

Goods. Fine Silk Mufflers, fine Cash

mere

Mufflers, Silk Handkerchiefs

kovo the cheapest to the finest We can »«PF ly every one,

CH OB POOR

witl Men Hat Glo1 HOB

Suspenders, Linen Collars and Cufia, 'b and Boys' Gloves, Knit Jacketsj and Caps, Kid Gloves, Driving ee, Silk Umbrellas, Men's and Boys' fine Underwear .and White Shirts.

ne Low Prices

TAIk

LOUDER than week at

±*Y', &

Fur Ropes, Silk Umbrellas, Nobby Hats FOB TEC 3 HOLIDAYS!

Our Low PrioesHave Come to. Stay I Vv

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LEAD THE WAY I

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ALWAY TURN OUT TO BE GOOD VALUES.

HA NDKEROHIEFS.

Somewhere in the neighborhood of

Gentlemen and Children, from 2c and upward.

Plush Cloaks, Plush Mirrors, Broom Holders plush and Cashmere Pin Cushions, Work Boxes, Novelty Thread Boxes, Tidies, I11iano Covers, Table Covers, Etc., Etc.

"Sunshine for Little! Children," at 15c, Book Store price 60c THE FINEST AND iCHEAPEST LINE OF SILK UMBRELLAS

Ever shown In TerrQ, Haute at $2.50, $3.00, $3.50, $5.00, $6.00 and upwards.

Silks and Dress Goc&ds at Special Low Prices this. Week! O A $65 Seall Plush Sacque, .with Natur- j§§ al Bea%er Fur Trimming, at $42.50.

O A $18 Clofcth Newmarket for $6.50, y*•: •A. A $29.50 InPlu$h Sacque for $12. f~ *U All our f&ormer $12, $14, $15 and $18

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Druggists,

NO OTHER

words this

XLEY & CO'S.

B3LA.*C7TI7,t7£j

oristmas Cards

AND

HOLIDAY PRESENTS

A.T

ft. GAGG, 646 Main St. Ladies' calling cards printed on short notice at this office.

'o.

this week and make yourpurchases in the morning."®!

Great Variety and Exclusive Styles!

MUFFLERS! MUFFLERS I

Cloth NeT^nnarkets at 50c on the dollar.

MAKE YOUR PT&RCHASES IN THE MORNING.

Some very choice things in this line received yesterday

& Co, 518-520 Main St.

3etter Goods, Newer Styles, Larger Variety

Men's Furnishings Than Any House In the City.

WHS OFFER

«i»M«vijiegant MufBiers, Choice Neckwear, Fine XTnibrellas

Less Money Than Any House In the State.

HfclNTER'S

"MrN'S PaRNISHINS

Inner Sets, Supper Sets, Tea Sets,

GUL1CK & CO., Holiday Goods,

orrrs

tractions

btckels, to

tarn, Brutal

Toilet Sets

Music House in this city can show as large and fine assortment of Pianos as Kramer's

Palace of Music.

House in this city possesses the rare advantages absolutely required in .this trade than

KUSSNER'S

Palace of Music.

1$. B.—To visiting strangers. Take Main and South Third street street cars to Ohio street, thence one-half square west, where is located the oldest music house in western Indiana.

ICXTSSNEIR.'S

Palace of Music.

Gp« ui «uj UirW Irfolev

Odor Oases OHeap

A^O^CEMENTS.

•PUONOS NO RICE.

NATIOKXI. STATK BAKK.1

Terre Haate,XjmL,Dees 17,1866. Kotlce LA hereby given that the annual meeting of the ctocJEholdere of this bank will be held at their banking honae Tuesday,January18,1886, between the hones of 10 a. m. and 2 p.

M.,

for

Hand ba^sl

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HOHSE

Clamber Sets. Water Set^ Berry

the purpose of

eleetfng five direetors (for THE ensuing year. By order of the Board.

O. M. WABBCV,

WANTED—Ladies

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Cashier.

WANTS, ETC.

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KXCHABSED FIVK OBHT8 PKB UNK BACH IN8KBTIOK. NOTHURO

sxcncoincD

LHB ZHAIT JTV* JAJXX&. NO DLSOFTUWT OS

Loss TIKI ADYMBetaaatMtm. As

the

amounts are small payment la required or ADVAHOX.

WANTED.

Wwashing

ANTED-At

601 north -Seventh,

and gentlemen to

work fOr us at their own homes no canvassing:TL to $15 weekly work sent by mall any distance, we have good demand for onr work and furnish steady employment. Address at onee HKI.f ABLIK M'F'G CO., Philadelphia. Pa,

FOR BALE.

RAOR SALE—liov—corner Sixth and Oullck stre.ts, 100 feet front on Sixth. Small farm four miles south of

elty.

Good terms Offered. PUQH & PCGH. Cor. Fourth and Ohio. mOR SALE—Tr. contractors and builders dressed poplar, ash and oak flooring, poplar wealherboarding, window and door ftami

base, easing, I, mouldings,

etc., at figures that will pay yon. Call at theoewplanlng mill and lumber yard of Isaac M. Darnell, corner Seventh and

St. L. railroad, north side

FOB SALE OB EXCHANGE.

|7K)R SALE OR XXOHANGE One house in Worthington,Green county, Ind. lot 120x160. Also five acres In south part of same

town. One honse, two-

story, six rooms, andlarge let in Spencer, connty, Ind. will be sold reasonOwen able or exchanged or property in Terre Haute. For Information inquire of Isaac M. Darnell, 444 north Seventh street.

FOUND.

OUND—Album. Call at this offlee.

WEDNESDAY, DEOEMBEB 23,1886.

NOTICE.

TheExprftBss requests the superintndeats of the various Sunday schools in the city to send to this office the programme for Christmas celebration that all may be published Christmas morning. Full details are wanted.

SK|p Hi! Weather Probabilities. WASKIXOTON, D. C., Deoember 38,1 a. nu— Por tke Tennassee and Ckio Valler: Increasing cloodinees and local rains southerly winds, shifting to westerly falling, followed in the extreme portion by rising barometer wariner in the eastern portion stationary, followed by lower temperature in the western portion oolder through the entirg district Thursday.

Lower Lake Begion: Light rains winds shifting to southwest and northwest falling, followed the western portion by rising barometer continued warm weather during the day, followed by oolder weather during Thursday.

CITY IN BRIEF.

Buyat Foster's.

Brussel carpets made free. Foster's. Special sale of Albums to-day at Herz' at very low prices.

L. F. Perdue sole agent for Minshall lump—the best grate coal in use.

Special prices on all Dolls to-day and to-morrow at Herz'. The Home Circle will give a reception at the Terre Haute house on Christmas eve.

The steamer Cornelia will commence soon making regular trips in the up-river trade.

The county commissioners visited the

Seirfarm

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»r yesterday and gave the place official inspection. The examinations for the fall term at the Polytechnic closed yesterday and the institution cloeed until after the holidays.

We have arranged a 10 and 25 cent counter in our holiday department, which contains elegant bargains. Herz' Bazar.

Tom Hess, well known in the East End, had his right hand badly crushed last night while making a eoupling in the Yandalia yards.

Our holiday goods have to be sold for want of room, therefore we will make special prices to-day and to-morrow. Herz* Bazar.

Before Justice Leckman, yesterday, George T. Drake was fined $1 and costs for assault and battery on Martha Drake. It was the final issue of a family quarrel.

Herman Myer, formerly of this city, who will be remembered as one of those who suffered in the explosion of the boilers at the distillery on New Year's da^, 1879, is an engineer at the gas works in Kansas City, Mo., and was serioHsly injured in the recent explosion of the works

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&' s.'t*.

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at that place. He Is a brother-in-law of Mr. Jack Lehman, wigiiiwir at tha Wabash mills.

The heavy bell formerly in use at fin department headquarters was yesterday placed in position on the roof of reel House No. 4. It will be covered by tba cupola to-day.

C. 8. Marshall £d. Hawkins passed through the city yesterday on lus way from Evansville to Indianapolis with a counterfeiter. The man is to be tried at Indianapolis.

Wesley Martin{ who has been held in jail for the past sixteen days on a charge of larceny, was yesterday brought before Judge Mack, who released him on his own recognition.

A pastoral letter recently issued from the bishopof this Catholic diocese, directs that on Christmas morning a collection for the benefit of the poor shall be made in all the churchee in nis jurisdiction.

The grand jury adjourned yesterday until after. the holidays. The adjournment, was, in part, caused by the inability of the prosecuting attorney to be present at their meetings on account ol ill health.

PERSONAL.

Mrs. J. W. Snyder, of Paris, was in the city yesterday. Mr. J. B. Johnston, of Mansfield, jras in the city yesterday.

good ^IRL for general housework NO or ironing. References required,

Good wages.

Mr. J. A. Harder, of Indianapolis, was in the city yesterday. Mr. and Mis. J. C. Browning, of Paris, visited friends in this city yesterday.

Miss Mattie York, of this dty^gave an elocutionary entertainment in Roeedale last night

Mrs. Fiank Faris and son have returned to Chicago after a visit to friends in this city.

Paris Gazette: M» Maine Htuton, of Terre Haute, spent Sunday with Miss Grace Huston of this city.

Paris Gazette: Mrs. Henry Kaufman, of Terre Haute, will spend the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Fred Link.

Miss Kate Hughes of South Seventh street, left yesterday for Pueblo, Colorado where she will remain one year visiting her sister, Mrs. Stephen.

Paris Gazette: Prof. John Snyder and lady, who are attending the Indiana State Normal school of Terre Haute, will spend the holidays with friends here.

Logansport Pharos: Miss Esa Sems, who has bet attending the State .Normal, school at Terre Haute, is home to spend the holidays with her parents, on the northside.

Children's clothing in great variety at L. Goodman it Co.'s.| Fine muffler^ silk handkerchiefs and elegant neckwear at L.jGoodman & Co.'s.

Buy th&boy an overcoat for a Christmas present, at L. Goodman A Co.'s. The finest stock in town.

A large stock of children's clothing at greatly reduced prices at L. Goodman &

L. Goodman & Co. is one of the beet places in the country to buy your cloth-ing—ready-made or made to order.

L. F. Perdue, 20 north Sixth street, sole agent for Cross Creek Lehigh and Delaware and Hudson Coal Co.'s anthracite coal.

Dr. J. A. Williams, lately of Grand Bapids, has located in the city. He comes with high recommendations from the leading citizens of that place. His speeialty is diseases of the throat and lungs in which practice he has attained eminence.

An Asylum Physician's Opinion] of Harmon. Sherifi1 deary, returned yesterday morn* ing from a visit to the insane asylum, at Indianapolis. While there he made inquiries as to the condition of Harmon, the slayer of Carpenter. Dr. Thomas, superintendent of the male department, said that Harmon is insane, and that he was insane when he killed Carpenter. Harmon has improved somewhat, and has begun to talk. He asks where he is and why he was brought therej -Witt 5: Election of Officers.

The order of Eastern Star elected the following officers last evening:

Emma E. Merry—F. ft Minnie A. Blanfhter—Adah. Ida CalTOTt—Buth. V" Sadie Shewmaker—Esther. Kate h. Blaok—Marthai Harriett Van Brant—Electa ww', CHylinda Ballew—Warden. •John Abbot—Sentinel.

Real Estate Transfers. Stephen M. Gapen and wife to Peter S. Kester, 60 acres in section 34, Pierson township, for $4,600.

Ira Andrews to Francis M. Wright administrator's deed to 40 acres in section 1, Fayette township, and tract in section 36, Clinton township, Vermillion county, for $1,560.

Jacob Smock and wife to Alexander Smock, lot 9 in Luken's subdivision, for $700.1

Samuel A. Riley to Sidney W. Staub, north* half of lot 5, Roach & McGaughev's subdivision, for $226. |glj

Hand Maahed.

Monday night Conductor John West, of the Vandalia, had hishand badly mashed. He was attempting to couple cars. sj, i--.""•i'' Female Lawyers.

Women are admitted to practice as lawyers in the Oregon courts. 1, I 1"

Thousands of people are attracted to Hoberg's by the great bargains they are offering. Yesterday their store was packed with customers all day, many ot them being strangers from neighboring towns fifty miles or more away.

W. H. Floyd, architect 129 Ohio street

Miss Florence Sage will play at the Baptist concert Roman candles for the "hSi^at Will White's, 525 Main street

For a first-class lunch try McKenzie, 519 Main street. Lovely gold watches, fold chains and gold rings at Kern's.

Don't fail to attend the Cigar Makers' ball at Turner hall Christmas eve.

Fire works tor the holidays at Will White's, 525 Main street

Chickens, ducks celery, oranges and other dainties at Hertfelter A Wurstet's.

Oysters served at any hour in any style at McKenzie's, 519 Main street

Gall and see the Fifth avenue calling puds at the Express Printing House.

Beantiral diamond rings, nocklww Mid pins at Kern's. Go to Will White's for the purest eandiea for the holidays. 625 Main street.

Attend the CSgar Makers'ball Christmas eve and have a good time.

finest Christmas candies White's, 035 Main street

Jew

and silverware .era's.

sty lea at

BARGAINS IN

Fresh sweet butter, fresh eggs, apple*

mm!

cranberries at Hertfelter A Wnrster's.

All the latest styles in calling cards, wedding and baU invitations at the Express prating house.

THE FOLLOWING 0001)8 WILL BE SOLD AT GREATLY SEDUCED PRICES FOB THE NEXT TEN DAIS AT

STAHL'S QUEENS WAKE STORE, 022 MAIN STREET,

Colored Glassware, Cut Glassware, Crystal Glassware,

in all late

Bay yopr groceries of Hertfelter & Waaler.

Do not boy your Christmas preaents until yon have looked at V. G. Gray's, 28 north Fourth street

If yon would enjoy your Christmas buy your candies of mil White, 625 Main street

Make this a merry by getting your table supplies at Hertfelter & Wanteds.

Presents in gold and diamond goods at Kern's.

One could not make a more acceptable Christmas present than one of Harrison's fine ride-bar buggies, gift most royal.

For

This would be a

Two days yet in which the people have ilaay gifts at

a chance to get elegant hoi Kern's.

or cheap decorative tea and dinner beautiful colored glass, fine cups and

sets, vases, and children's toys, call at V. G. Grav's. 28 north Fourth street.

Gray's, 28 north Fourth street

Old Kris has sent Will White-a tempting supply of Christmas candies, 626 Main street

Hertfelter A Wurster nave everything for the Christmas table. Go and see them, northwest corner Cherry and Fourth street

Krm Kingle's headquarters at Kern's. Gold and diamond goods for holiday gifts.

The only M. I. 8. T. pills made in the union are sold by C.F. Zimmerman, Thirteenth and Main streets. Use them and avoid headache, catarrh, etc.

One of Harrison's phaeton carts wonld make a Christmas gift whick would more than please.

Church and other societies are invited to call at Will White's for their supply of nuts and candies for the holidays. 525 Main street

Call at Hertfelter & Wurster for jfobr Christmas chickens, ducks and all kinds offwrfjJEoesiV*-

Santa Clans' beadqi greatest variety of holiday confectionery, b'S, 52"

headquarters for the holiday con!

Will White's, 526 Main street

Think how grand it would be to present one of Harrison's beautiful phaetons as a holiday memento—a gift which wonld cause the recipient to em ember you most gratefully in the years to come.

Great reduction in boots and shoes at 314 Main street at the Chicago Boot and Shoe company's sale of surplus stock.

J. M. HAMMEBLY, -Manager.

Turkey Baffle.

Fffty turkeys will be raffled oil at Sherburne's place, on Lafayette road, (old Petri corner) on Christmas eve, Decemher 24th.

Schools, Churches and Societies should get Sage's prices on Candies for Christmas, 425 Main St

BARGAINS IN

JHOLIDAY GLOVES!

is 4

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Anna W. Lakin—W. IS.'. John K. Graff—W P. Mollie r. Hapterty—A. M. Mary Cliff—C. BMollie E. Maham—A.C. 8. E. Allen—Secretary. MptuHwen.

BARGAINS BARGAINS

BARGAINS IN

S,.

HOLIDAY NECKTIES!

BARGAINS IN

HOLIDAY SUSPENDERS I

BARGAINS IN

HOLIDAY SILK H'D'K'FS!

A JOB LOT

Gents' Furnishing" Goods!

25 PER CENT. LESS THAN OBIGINAL COST:

Fine Mufflers,

Knit Jackets,

Gents' Jersey Coats,

Underwear,

Fine Suspenders,

BARGAINS IN

HOLIDAY MUFFLERS!

BAEGAES8 IN ^-HOLIDAY UMBRELLAS!

VWfr-S,! I.*

Clem Harper,

fir

Fourth Sweet Hatter and Forn

PRESENTS

ATZ

1885.

Etc., Etc., Etc.

P. 8.—A rare chance for substantial and useful presents cheap. Come early. They wont last long at these prices.

J. T.N. Miller,

522 Main Street.*

BUY

HOLIDAY HATS! 3^yc HOLIDAY CAPS!

BARGAINS IN a"-—

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YOUR

HOLIDAY

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Megaat Rags, New Curtain*, fine Carpets, nice Dress Goods, Warm Underwear,

Good Cloaks, Stylish Handkerchiefs, Beautiful Ribbons, Heavy Gloves, Fancy Blankets, Cheap Hand Bags, and lots of

other goods for sensible Holiday Gifts at

kit

•GHliAT-

Slaughtering Sale

CLOAKS

rA.1-

ESPENHAIN & ALBREGHTS

Corner Fourth and Main Streets.

!%U, %^SS^jg S

Oeurpets*

Hangim? Lamps, Staid lamps, Eleetrlc Lamps,

THIS IS THE LApT LIVE A

HtlHBSi fill

Of the year and we shall make it the most memorable week for

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Department.

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FOSTER,

TDry Goods and

•in'

Casimere Pants

To be. Closed Put Regardless of Cost"

*--, FT*}7*** &I& "T -J IT E 4 4Y*

or Value.

:HIS SPECIAL SALE FOB

T'H--

lODAYS

PLEASE CALL THE ATTENTION OF THE PDBUC

•&

TO THE IMMENSE SAUGHTER OF

Y»lr»'r4. AV^-

Moore's Pilules

Are a positive care lor chills and fever, and all malarial diseases. Tested for 18 years.

Moore's Pilules

Have cared thousands and hundred* of thousands of »«e«. In every fonn of malaria.

Moore's Pilules

aajri

Moore's Pilules

•r« entirely vegetable aed

Warranted to be

bkveno qalotne or nriona sntwtaace.

folM

Main Street.

AS THEY ARE BOUND TO BE CLOSED OUT. -IS r*. -d I

harmleas.

or any 1a?

Moore's Pilules

*re sofar-coated, lens-shaped pills

easytotalce certain

dve

INefffect.always,

satltfaeilon low In price

(60

pl-

SO oents). Bold by dru«UUor the proprietor. DRJO. O. MOOBE, New

Tor* City

1886.

GAINS II

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is our house cleaning week—every depart-!

ment must show an increase of sales over any previous week. To further this aim, we have made!

Another! Cut!

V-

This is the final cut of the year. Everyone fiK tending to buy a present should take advantage this opportunity. I

VALUES -K:

Will not be considered this week, our only aim wJ be to move goods.

Immense reductions on Ladies' Cloaks. Immense reductions on Men's Suits. Immense reductions on Men's Overcoats. Immense reductions on Children's Suits. Immense reductions on Children's Overcoats. Immense reductions in. Our Furnishing Goods

Myers Brothers,

LEADING CLofalEB8 & GENTS' FUifiaSHEKS,

rjs- FOURTH AND MAIN.

N, B.--We have fifty Plush Sacques left which we shall offer at half price.

400

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•4-ODDPAIRS+r''

ALL WOOL

Vaow'v*5,'

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ONLY!

Phil Schloss.^

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B'ANERUPT SHOE STORE,

Otj©Ct,

ForChristmas

Cattery

S,V-

Call and see the largeet assortment of weddins, ball and party invitations in I the d^at the Express printing house. 1012 AHD 614

fTlmia, Omuw»|

Coal »a8esj^jgjj2"«5] Fire Sets{JSSfBS^'V''

Townley Brothers,

R-VT-

KITCHEN

FUBNISHEB8,

MAIN

Cutlery, Plated Ware and One Thousand XoYdtiM*

8TBJMT.