Daily Wabash Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 14 December 1889 — Page 4
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Nice fresh new assorted nuts, New Tarragona altnonds, New citron,
New raisins,
A.
COME TO-DAJ!
If you want to know what a
Real Slaughter
Means. It's no pleasure for us to make so teriffic a mark down in prices. But have you ever seen so unseasonable weather as we've had during the past thirty days Warm instead of cold, rain instead of snow. No wonder we are overstocked on heavy winter goods and, unlike most dealers, we'll not wait till after the holidays to mark down, but will do so now with a view of turning our winter stock into cash. We know we are in for it and we are ready to take our medicine. Buy a
To-day and save the price of an elegant Christmas present. Store open till 11 tonight.
MYERS BROS.,
Leading One Price Clothiers FOURTH AND MAIN STS.
HAS A FULL LINE OF
JEWELRY,
Watches and Diamonds,
AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
517 WABASH AVE.
GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY SPECIAL SALE
Tbis is the most extraordinary bargain sale ever Unshed upon the city and will last only two weeks. Anything you wish to purchase you get at
Thirtv Cents on the Dollar.
This should induce trade surely, being an unprecedented inducement. Note our low water mark urices: Men's Heavy Cassimere Overcoats, well made, our holiday price, S3. Men's Karitan Beaver Overcoats our holiday price, &o. Men a Wool D.agonal Overcoats, firat-claas garments our holiday price, so. Men I- ine all Wool Fur Beaver Overcoats our holiday price, 59. Menis hneat Custom made Overcoats, such as
English
Sale
OR OVERCOAT
Received
Grenoble English walnuts, The finest seedless raisins in the city, New lemon peel,
Christmas candies,
Florida oranges.
FULL LINE OF HOLIDAY GOODS.
\Y. W. OLIVER.
S. L. PENNER
(Succ«SHorto KKNNKU & LITTI.K) wants every one to know that lie does only
1200 MAIN STREET
THE TEllllE HAUTE TRANSFER CO.
slioiiM Iw left at the main otllee. W iMain street. In order to Insure prompt attention.
NO. BERNHARDT
mm.
Chinchillas, Kersey and Wide Wales, etc., at especially
low priocs In Men's Suits and Boys' and Children's clothing, special prices have been made all through the different lines. Here is your chance, gentlemen. ou can cjme too quick if you want clothing at great
MONEY SAVING PRICES.
13? sure you roach the ripbt place. Look for our signs and the number, 5-o, over the door. Everything sold at one price and all goods marked in plain figures.
BUDWIG&@.
Strictly One Price^Clothiers, Hatters and Furnishers
"5'-25 MAIN STREET.
P_ S—An extensive display of holiday preeents at popular pricea
THE CRONIN JURY IS OCT.
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half-smoked cigar as he conversed good naturedly with Attorney Amea,of the defense. Mr. Ingham sauntered around the court-room in his usual restless, nervous manner, declining the proffered offers of a chair extended to him by the accommodating bailiffs. Ever and anon some inquisitive individual would appoach this legal lexion and endeavor to derive from his well-stored mind some information as to the possibilities of a complex verdict in a case of conspiracy where the evidence was so varied against the respective defendants. Mr. Forrest, too, showed up for the first time at 10 o'clock sharp. As usual he was taciturn, almost to the degree of moroseness, and the critical audience augured ill of the unfavorable demeanor of th'e leading advo cate of the defense.
At 11 p. m., the jury having failed 1o return a verdict, Judge McConnell announced that the court would take a recess until 10 o'clock to-morrow morning to give the ju 'ors further time for delib eration. Aftrr the adjournment of the court Judge McConnell was interviewed by an Associated Press representative as to the extent of his information in regard to the present mind of the jury. "I know nothing," said he, "except that they have conveyed to me the information that they thought it unlikely that they would be able to arrive at a verdict to-night. That really indicates nothing at all, as it was merely a kindly intimation to me that it was needless for me to remain up any longer, that I might as well repair to my home and my Blurubera. do not think that it reaily means a disagreement or a stubborn jury. It simply means that thus far the jury has arrived at no verdict—nothing else. It may mean they are deliberating upon the evidence or that they are interpreting the instructions. Certainly it cannot be reasonably interpreted as meaning disagreement. Do not jump at conclusions. There is a great deal for the jury to consider in this case. The court will meet at 10 o'clock to-morrow morning, at which time we will be ready to receive any further communication from the jury."
BUNTIN'S THERMOMETRY RECORD
Saturday,
7 a. m.
2 p. m.
December 13.
9 p. m.
51. a
57.8
65.7
CITY IN BRIEK
The Jadies of Asbury M. E. Church not
A.
JYi. E. Church, have canceled the
thousand dollar debt on the church. Company B's rifie team has accepted a challenge from the Rockville rifle team to shoot a match with them at any time to be named by the latter.
The Oratorio society is rehearsing for the production of the "Messiah" at Centenary Church next Thursday. A rehearsal will be^held Monday evening.
St. Stephen's Guild will have a candy booth and orange tree Thursday evening, December 19 th. The place for holding the booth will be announced in the SUNDAY EXPRESS.
T. F. Donham filed a plat of his new subdivision yesterday. It lies between Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets and Donnelly and Dealing streets, contains fourteen lots, each lot being 132 77x14.52 feet.
Messrs. John Broyles and James Truit, of Russelbille, were in the city this week attempting to purchase or lease a boat. It is their intention to run a daily packet between Vincennes and Russellville, and to extend their journies to Becure gmin. They inspected the Little Joker and the Dauntless, and the machinery of an old boat owned by Mr. Hudnut, but did not purchase.
Look in my window for bargains in holiday goods for men, neckties, handkerchiefs, mufflers, hats, caps etc.
SCHLUKR the hatter.
PERSONAL.
Mrs. Frank Gross, of this city, will epend the holidays with her mother and sisters at Indianapolis.
Mr. 15. M. Watson left yesterday for Philadelphia, where he was called by the serious illness of his sister.
Mr. Dan Fasig has moved from north Fifth street to 1)17 south Sixth street, the property he purchased of Mr. Will White.
Mr. Max Budwig has rented one of the desirable Wahler houses, No. 331 south Fourth, and will bring his family here* from Mattoon early next week.
See a nice line of fancy Dlush, leather cane and oak rockers at Fisbeck's furniture.
On easy payments. Large line of holiday goods, consisting of rockers, rugs, parlor sets, lace curtains, lamps, lounges, carpets, stoves, easels, albums, and a great many other useful articles Bt Jas. T. Royse's, 071 Main street.
Well, boys, let's go down to Old Cobweb Hall, where they soil imported gin, imported port, imported sherry, imported Coniagc brandy and fine old T. J. Monarch whisliy—six years old—all at 10 cents a drink. Peter N. Staff gives the wholesaler and rectifier the go-by.
CROSSED THE DARK RIVER.
A Georgia Ku$ iiit*pi* Dies Suddenly at 111* Post, BIRMINGHAM, Ala., December 13.—W. B. Allen, a well-known engineer on the Georgia Pacific railroad, dropped dead on his locomotive at Laeds yesterday, lie was sick, but insisted on fulfilling his duty, and went out as usual. He got to Leeds, where he reached for the air brake and instead of grasping the handle, fell in the fireman's arms with the exclamation, "Oh, my Go'cl!'' and died. He was chief of Division 207, Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers of Atlanta. He leaves a wife and children.
LANCASTER, Pa., December 13.—The Rev. E. E. lligbee, D. D., LL. D., state superintendent of public instruction, died at his home here at 1 o'clock this morning aged 50 years.
WASHINGTON, December 13.—Thomas Parker, a well known citizen of Washington, died here yesterday, aged 83. He was one of those who drew Lafayette's carriage into Washington from Baltimore in 1825. He was father-in-law of ex-Governor Charles P. Johnson, of Missouri.
A Safe Investment.
Is one which is guaranteed to bring you satisfactory result, or in case of failure a return of purchace price. On this safe plan you can buy from our advertised Druggist a bottle of Dr, King's New Discovery for Consumption. It is guaranteed to bring relief in every case, when used for any affection of throat, Luugs or Chest, such as Consumption, Inflammation of Lungs, Bronchitis, Asthma, Whooping Cough, Croup, etc., etc. It is ple'tsant and agreeable to taste, perfectly safe, and can always be depended upon.
Trial bottles free at all drug stores.
THE TERRE HAUTE EXPRESS, SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 14, 1889.
WE
By Calling on
We carry off the laurels in everything we undertake.
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You will please remember that
HOLIDAY CLOAKS
Have all received blue pencil marks to insure quick sales. Every garment nt a reduced price. See our new §18 and 825 plush sacques.
Holiday Furs.
Every variety and style, from a cony muff to a seal skin garment. The most elegant line of fur capes in this city, positively.
518 ai]cl 5£=JO Wabasl] Avenue.
of good things to eat at
E. R. WRIGHT & CO'S.
Among the many good things are:
Sweitzer Cheese, Fromagede Brie Cheese, Dew Drop Canned Goods,
Catawba Grapep,
Malaga Grapes, Florida Orange?, Bell Flower Apples,
Quail and Rabbits, Dressed Poultry, Sweet Cider,
Saratoga Chipp, California Wine, Fruit Cake,
Buckwheat Flour, Maple Syrup, White Clover Honey,
Cranberries, California Prunes, Evaporated Peaches,
Evaporated Apricots, New Sorghum,
New Orleans Syrup,
Choice Brands of Canned goods.
ENJOY YOUR DINNER!
JOE MILLER,
The grocery king, at 515 Main street. He has the best and choicest in the market. See his display for Sunday dinner,
EVERYTHING* FRESH.
JOE MILLER'S
Popular Grocery,
515 Main Street.
E E S I O
STEAM
Dye Works
Satisfaction Warranted. 655 Main street. a
H. F. REINERS, Proprietor.
Children Cry fo* Pitcher's Castoriai
HOBERG'S
Great Holiday Exhibit You Must S e.
The greatest bazar of holiday novelties ever shown in this city. It will, of course, be impossible to give you any idea of the extent of our display in this advertisement. We could makd a great many suggestions as for what you can buy at our store for an appropriate present for the baby, the father, the mother, the brother, the sister acd all the relations and the dear ones. Beautiful goods at very, very reasonable prices.
Ml,MMI,
We expect to have another crowded store.
ARGAINS
Will be in order for the day
II Sc. and 39o.
..T^Are the prices for ladies' and gentlemen's all linen, hemstitch initial handkerchiefs. Letters: A E II JKLMNOPRST W. We had a great lot of them, but they are walking away fast. A few of these are always acceptable for a present. Next will be a bargain in gold mounted gloria silk uabrellas with carved ebony handles, paragon frame, at
$1.25/,
Each for to-day only. Besides these we. have an endless variety of fine gold, ivory, black horn and silver handle umbrellas
Bt
WHAT To-:- BUY!
That is what is puzzling many. A cloak, a silk dress or a fine wool dress pattern, a black cashmere or Henrietta cloth dress, a party fan, or kid gloves, a. muff or a pretty fur set, pair of chenile curtains or lace, a nice paisley shawl or embroidered fichue, a fine pair of blankets, an eiderdown comfort or a nice fur rug, a nice set of table linen and napkins or a fine bed spread, dresser scarf or sideboard cover, a silk throw, a black lace scarf, a Duchesse lace handkerchief or a nice pocket book, a nice pair of wool, cotton or silk hose, a fine
very low prices. Makes a nice
present for lady orgentleman.
aproD,
chief or a lot of ribbon, a warm pair of gloves or some underwear, an umbrella cover, a suit or pants pattern, a flannel skirt pattern or nice moreen or alpaca skirt, a gossamer, a calico dress or gingham. We could mention a thousand of other useful articles. Our great show of -,
Are shown at counters under sky light. We can please you all. Come everybody, rich and poor.
HOBERG, ROOT & CO.
embroidered handker
1TIIN
KAUFMAI'S CORIER
Is the Grocery Headquarters of This City.
Brilliant Electric Light Shines on the Choicest Goods.
Prairie Chickens, (j'uail, etc., Dressed Turkeys,
Dressed Chickens, Oresced Ducks, Dressed (i aese. T-
(Imported)
Malaga Grapes, Faricy Apples, Cocoai)iiis, Boneless Ham,
children's
Dressed Rabbits, Pork Tenderloins, Pork Sausage,
Finest and Largest French Prunes in the World in Glass.
Extra Choice Celery,
Delicious Fruit,
Including every variety of Grapes, Orangee, Bananae, Lemons, etc.
HOLLAND HERRING I
Vinegar. Kraut.
Liii'ia and Hand Picked'Navy Beans.
Piers'
Feet. Leaf Lard.
Meats of all Ivinds.
JELLIES AND GROCERY SUPPLIES.
ADO'LPH M0ENCH,
114 South Fourth Street.
The Health Office cigar is a clear Havana, 3 for. 25c., and is the best cigar in the city for the money.
Men's
Spare Ribs,
HERZ' BULLETIN.
OUR STOCK OF
CLOAKS
Contains good desirable styles, yet we have reduced prices on the majority of garments from 10 to 2") percent. Lots of new
Plush Sacques and Jackets-
Have just been received. This jacket, with plush sleeves aud cloth sleeves under it only
$7.98.
Ooe of the latest Dovelties, only $7.08. Be sure and look through our grand
Muffs, Stolls arid Capes
Of all descriptions at lowest prices.
REAL SEALSKIN MIFSI SPECIALTY!
Just opened, some handsome
UMBRELLAS!
GENTLEMEN'S WALKING CANES
In various kinks of wood, with gold and silver mountings, from 7fc upwards. Never before have we had such styles and i|iialities of
GOSSAMERS
For ladiee, girls and boys as we are showing on our second floor. Ha- ing sold our stock of
CHENILLE CURTAINS
On last week's sale, we have opened an entire new supply in this department, conta ning the very latest novelties.
New Steii ]cl Covers! Table Covers! JPieirjo Covers!
Ladies, please remember we have some very choice things in i'
SMOKING JACKETS
And many, many useful and ornamental articles for holiday presents.*^
a a
PARENTS!
Will Remember that "the Hoys" will Expect
NEW SUITS AND OVERCOATS! FOR CHRISTMAS,
And now is an excellent time to make selections from our stock. Our boys' and
department is crowded with novel designs at tempting prices. Meautiful styles of cape overcoats for boys at $2, S3, 31 and $0. Oversacks and ulsters for large boys.
In our men's department stylish dressers will find a grand assortment of threebutton cutaway drees suits of finest fabrics and perfect (it. In business suita we are creating a sensation with our $1, So, $0, $8, §10 and $12 suits, whose commercial value is just one half greater than the price we ask.<p></p>Overcoats!
At just half their original value. Our furnishing department is filled with the best of everything in the way of Jersey jackets, underwear, white sh irts, neckwear silk handkerchiefs, silk umbrellas and night robes.
Remember, only 18 days more of the great Half l'rice sale.
Schloss Executors' Sale,
Corner Main and Fifth Streets.
13TTIIE EIFFEL TOWER on exhibition in our window.
Remember the
CLOSING OUT SALE!
¥OF
THE
Fisher Bankrupt Stock of
BOOTS & SHOES!
.."Now is Your Chance to Buy in Your Footwear at
Bankrupt Prices.
327 Main Street.